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Title Section19 1951-12-19 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 184S TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1951. jy, PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS19 words
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Article712 1951-12-19 1 Lyttelton will- be told MINISTER 9 S TRIBUTE TO MacDONALD KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday^ pHE decision whether Mr. Malcolm Mac Do..aid will remain as British Commissioner-General m South-East Asia will be given when he meets the Secretary of State for the ColQnies, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton. m Singapore712 words
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Article, Illustration46 1951-12-19 1 MISS G6H PCI YONG. of Malaya a student at University College. London, greets the Duke of Edinburgh after the Duke and Princess Elizabeth had had honorary degrees ol Doctor of I ai? conferred upon them at London University last week. A.P picture.AP - 46 words
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348 1951-12-19 1 Lyttelton 'revolts': 'Too much protection' Xt \l.\ 1.1 VPLK. Tues. MR. Oliver Lyttelton, Secretary of State for the Colonies, "revolted" m Kelantan today because be thought he was over-pro-tected. Forced again to ride m a tiny armoured car during his four and a half hour visit to Kota Bahru today,348 words
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Article43 1951-12-19 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Ties The U.S. Court of Appeal has rejected an appeal by Mrs Iva d'Aqulno against her conviction for treason lor broadcasting as "Tokyo Rose" during the war. Mrs. d'Aqulno Is serving a 10-year sentence. AP.AP - 43 words
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Article248 1951-12-19 1 TIFFIN— THEN $184,000 SHOCK KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. DISCOVERING that they had won the first prize v m the third Social and Welfare lottery, a Eurasian family kongsi of 15 sat down and decided to help charities. The family want to be anonymous and the248 words
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Article151 1951-12-19 1 DEPUTY H.C. FOR MALA YA? From Our Own Corresponden LONDON Tues rpHE Daily Telegraph's Sin gapore correspondent Denis Warner, reports fron Kuala Lumpur that In addi tion to the appointment of i High Commissioner. Mr Lyttelton has recommendei a change In the Federation'; Constitution to allow i Deputy High Commissioner151 words
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Article, Illustration173 1951-12-19 1 HONG KONG, Tuesday T'HE British motorship Waisang limped back to x Hong Kong yesterday after six months' detention by the Chinese Nationalists at Quemoy The Chnese crew said they were ill-treated by ihi Nationalists. The British captain, Mr. R. H. W. Jackson, was theUP - 173 words
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Article224 1951-12-19 1 REDS LIST 11,000 ALLIED CAPTIVES PANMUNJOM, Tues. THE Communists today A gave a list of 11,000 United Nations prisoners lof war m return for a I U.N. list of 132,474 Communist prisoners. The list of U.N. prisoners Included about 3.100 Ameri- cans, 919 British, 7,000 Kor- cans and 1,000 otherReuter - 224 words
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84 1951-12-19 1 U.S. tin men hand in their report WASHINGTON. Tues. AN American Government tin commission which recently toured Malayan mines m an armoured car yesterday handed m a report which an official said, would have a lot to do with the American Government's future buying policy The report to the ReconstructionReuter - 84 words
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Article, Illustration35 1951-12-19 1 BEREAVED MOTHERS weep as they leave the cemetery where 20 of the 24 cadets who were killed m the Chatham road disaster were buried after a funeral service at Rochester Cathedral. A.P. photo.AP - 35 words
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Article34 1951-12-19 1 200 rounded up in Rangoon RANGOON, rues Troops and police threw a cordon round Rangoon yesterday after a warning that Communist terrorists had Infiltrated Into the city. Two hundred suspects wprp rourdpri up. AP.AP - 34 words
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Article26 1951-12-19 1 PAR.IS, Tues.—Worldfamous racing driver, Prince Bira of Siam. aged 37, married Cecilia Howard, 23--year-old Argentine brunette, at the Siamese Embassy here today.— U.P.UP - 26 words
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Article181 1951-12-19 1 3 bandits die in border clash KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. THREE bandits were killed when security forces contacted a ten-man gang on the Malaya-Siam border yesterday. Packs, ammunition ana documents were captured. In the Sungei Siput area of Perak yesterday a bandit was killed as he was riding a bicycle from181 words
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Article66 1951-12-19 1 NEW YORK. Tues. TOHE Empire State Building X the tallest structure In the world, will be sold this week for $51,000,000, according to the New York World Telegram and Sun. The newspaper said the 102-storey building will be purchased, by a syndicate, headed by Roper Stevens66 words
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Article165 1951-12-19 1 CAIRO, Tuesday. EH)UR British Centurion tanks today fired on Egyptian terrorists blamed for killing one and wounding three British Military Police m Ismailia last night. The tanks and armoured vehicles sped into the city to retrieve a Jeep abandoned by the military police after it165 words
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96 1951-12-19 1 CHICAGO. Tues. Affß. Joseph P. Kennedy, former United States Ambassador to Britain, said last night the Administration's foreign policy had led the nation to a point where a "pistol shot" anywhere m the Western world could touch off a war. bee called upon the UnitedUP - 96 words
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Article55 1951-12-19 1 JOHORfc BAHRU. Tues. A FEW seconds after they had stepped outside the perimeter fence surrounding the Sedenak Police Station last, night, a police constable and a special constable, both Malays, were shot dead by bandits. The bodies of the two men were brought to Johor e55 words
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Article57 1951-12-19 1 HONG KONG, Tues.—Senator and Mrs. Owen Brewster arrived here today from Manila. They will leave tomorrow for Singapore. Senator Brewster met the Governor, 81r Alexander Grantham, this afternoon. Ht told reporters that he favoured Mr. Taft as Republican party candidate as, m his opinion, General Elsenhower could57 words
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Article52 1951-12-19 1 From Oar Own Correspondent. LONDON. Tues. MAJ.-GEN. D. Dunlop, former 0.0.C. Singapore, will arrive m Singapore on Jan. 12 m connection with his new Colonial Office Job. He is a security officer and will visit Colonial territories to advise on general questions of security. Including personnel52 words
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Article43 1951-12-19 1 MATSUZAKA CITY, Tues Hundreds of people who lost their homes In a big fire that swept this Japanese city were driven from their temporary refuge m Kita High School when a second blaze destroyed seven huts on the school ground. U.P.UP - 43 words
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Advertisement19 1951-12-19 1 9u£iiStcMf y>uktGOLD FLAKE Singapore $/80per 35 c/s per /O's pocket f+ttrrrrbo* $2 05 p*r 40 c/s per /Os packet.19 words
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Advertisement48 1951-12-19 1 MODIL Illli tor AC mum MODIL lU.IS for AC DC m,,n, M BUSH R ADIo4 ioU A|<nu BRIGHT RADIO Co H 301, Ordurd Road. Singapore 9 ("doit I (j\ /VOW/ 3samam \l out I^^E^^ The only tnincj (i he keeps on dictating is Christmas -time tor a li^er48 words
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Advertisement202 1951-12-19 2 I AST DAY 9 A FULL LKNGTH V? /M CARTOON IN II a.m.- 1.34-4. kj'n «»>. 6 .45 ft 9.3* pm jMp) GEVALOLOR! THE (l\ \tINDERBOX INEW-ALHAMBRA= aIR-CONOmONCD OPENS TOMORROW! YOU ULOVE EVERYONE OF THEM! I Hill I POPULAR MATINEES 3 SHOWS DAILY at 11 a.m.. 1.45 4 p.m. Admission202 words
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Advertisement937 1951-12-19 2 NOTICES SINGAPORE CITY COUNCIL Notice of Amendments to the Schedule of Rates of Charges for Water. The Public Is hereby notified of the following amendments to the above Schedule: 1. The rate of charge per 1000 gallons for all water supplied to premises wherein all or a portion are used937 words
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Advertisement434 1951-12-19 2 NOTICES OPENING OF NEW REGIONAL SCHOOLS New Regional Schools will be opened m January, 1952 as follows— (1) Bedok Boys, (2) Bedok Girls, (3) Tampenis Road, 8J miles (Mixed). (4) Paya Lebar— Lorong Bengkok (Mixed). Applications for admission to classes from Primary I to Standard IV should be made to434 words
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Advertisement346 1951-12-19 2 NOTICES AVER HITAM TIN DREDGING LIMITED Dividend The Board of Directors have declared an Interim dividend of Is. per share less income tax at 9s. Bd. In the pound for the year ending 30th June, 1983, payable In London on 17th January, 1952, to all shareholders on the register on346 words
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Advertisement278 1951-12-19 2 NOTICES ROAD NOTICE Chohong Bridge on the Tangkak-Jasln Road will be closed to all vehicles weighing over five tons until further notice. This Is due to reconstruction work In progress. STATE ENGINEER, JOHORE. P. W. D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class 'C and abo-e P.W.D. registered contractors will be received278 words
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Advertisement10 1951-12-19 2 wluibrication| these signs of efficient lubrication (sheu)tiie modern upkeep service10 words
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Article, Illustration365 1951-12-19 3 BRITISH AND FRENCH STATESMEN CONFER PARIS, Tuesday. rl" is believed that m his talks with Mr. Churchill and Mr. Eden, which began here last night, the French Prime Minister, M. Pleven, may seek the expansion of Singapore so that it can feedReuter - 365 words
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Article198 1951-12-19 3 REST OF THE WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF 1 f\VEES MARY, who is 1 84, has been advised 1 by her doctors not to I undertake any evening I I engagements. I The U.S. Government I I is to make a new loyalty check on 565 govern- I ment officials. MRS198 words
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Article39 1951-12-19 3 BLOEMFONTEIN. Tues Africans and Indians m South Africa will defy certain government laws on April 6 next year as a "protest of the African people against 300 years of European oppression and exploitation."— Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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126 1951-12-19 3 China 'plans aggression in S.E. Asia' TAIPEI, Tues. T H Chinese Nationalist Defence Ministry today repeated warnings of alleged Chinese Communist plans for aggressive action m Indochina and other parts of South-east Asia once peace Is attained m Korea. It claimed the Reds had built up their strength on theAP - 126 words
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Article51 1951-12-19 3 LONDON, Fues. jygORE people than ever are trying to get rich quick m Britain through football pools. Post Office figures just published for the year ended i March 1951 show that 743.000.000 football pool letters passed to and m competition promoters, compared with 706.000,000 last year.Reuter - 51 words
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106 1951-12-19 3 LONDON, Tuesday DRITAIN'S entire new naval programme is largely directed towards meeting the underwater menace m any future sea war, according to the latest edition of Jane's Fighting Ships standard authority on the world's navies. Anti-submarine frigates of new design are to be built,Reuter - 106 words
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Article49 1951-12-19 3 NEWCASTLE. NSW., rues Monty, a four-year-old black cat. catches prawns and takes them to his master for fishing bait. Monty, owned by Jrr Bill Avery of Fennell's Bay, crouches on a rock and flicks the prawns from the waters of Lake Macquarie vith fib paw. Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article68 1951-12-19 3 LONDON. Tues "m Moscow, there to RUSSIANS consider it "tin- yer V moral atmosphere i almost puritanical," he cultured" for lover, to j^ Never thelei* the hold hands m public. Dr night life 's surprUAnql* 1 Gilliland a doc- <"** tor who recently toured There are plentyReuter - 68 words
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Article145 1951-12-19 3 C < 2? I l L NISTS m Korea were told y«te?dat*by the y United Nations liaison officer, Col. Andrew J. Kinney. that "the honeymoon is over". He warned them that Al- i lied aircraft would attack "from now on" any additional traffic onReuter - 145 words
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Article34 1951-12-19 3 WASHINGTON. Tuea The United States Air Force said yesterday that the F-86 Sabre jet had a margin of ten to one m victories over the Communist MIO-15 In Korea Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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259 1951-12-19 3 HIGHER PRICES FOR THE IN NEW YORK NEW YORK, Tuesday. THE pound sterling brought slightly higher prices 1 m terms of the United States dollar m trading here yesterday. One bank said the pound was bid at $2.80 a rise of one-eighth of a cent on Friday's closing quotation for259 words
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118 1951-12-19 3 LONDON. Tues. BRITAIN will probably Ignore last week's Persian note giving former customers ten days m which to sign oil contracts, it was understood m diplomatic quarters here Officials considered the Persian move beside the point, because the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company was now supplyingReuter - 118 words
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Article91 1951-12-19 3 TEHERAN, Tuck. PERSIA'S general elections, expected to sweep Prime Minister Mossadeq back to power with a big majority began today m Teheran and the northern provinces. The 136 seats of the Majlis (Lower House) are at stake. In the old House tht Prime Minister's National FrontReuter - 91 words
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Advertisement55 1951-12-19 3 GOLD DOLLAR TEA DELICIOUS PURE FRAGRANT Sum Yip Leong Tea Plantations CAMERON HIGHLANDS SPANISH TYPE GOLDEN FIBRE SHOES WITH HANDBAGS TO MATCH! Choice Colour thadci m Re« Mm Grew etc GET YOUR PAIR TODAY! Obtainable at all Leading Shoe Stores UU A K »mt— THI MIDOtI SHOC STOtt. 60 Middle55 words
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Advertisement286 1951-12-19 3 Christmas Strategy! The Best Christmaset are planned well m advance, with the kitchen as the centre of operations! High-level conferences between Mem and Cookie commence the campaign, instructions are issued, stores chocked and supplies laid m. Mysterious packages are smuggled into the house snd disappear into appointed hiding places. But286 words
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815 1951-12-19 4 There's no squeeze, says Taylor gINGAPORE Legislat urged yesterday by Secretary, Mr. W. C. Tay to fix the tax on "live" half the normal rate and entertainments unchang Some councillors wer on cinemas and amusemei but Mr. Taylor's motion Film men815 words
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Article160 1951-12-19 4 J£LECTBICITY may be cut-off In tbeae areas today: DAY Joo Chlat Pl«c*, Jalan Enncs. Rangoon Bd.. Towner Rd., Serangooo Rd., KoUm Ayer. McPhrr(on Rd.. Khn Chuan Rd., Boundary Rd.. Florence Rd., Upper Serangoon, Ylo Ohu Kang Rd., Govt. Printing Works, Woodlelgb •Park, BraddcU Heights Arltanr R<J., Tg. Katonf,160 words
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Article179 1951-12-19 4 GEORGE Yeo Peck Tiew of i*> Tlong Poh Road, appearied m the Third District I Court yesterday on four charges of cheating alleged to have been committed between July 30 and Sept. 3. Involving a total of $39,308 worth of cloth. The first charge179 words
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Article43 1951-12-19 4 Two weeks ago. the Straits Steamship Company increased deck passage fares by 5 per cent. Yesterday, a director of the company stated: "We are forced to do this because of constantly Increasing prices. There is no option."43 words
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Article23 1951-12-19 4 BUTTERWORTH, Tues. The Indian Association Tamil School at Butterworth celebrated Parents' Day with a display of handiwork and a variety concert23 words
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Article210 1951-12-19 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A MALAYAN Film Unit production, "Wanted for Murder", was selected for exhibition at the fifth international Edinburgh Film Festival this year. The Festival Committee selects the best from hundreds of documentary, realist and experimental films submitted from all parts of the world.210 words
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Article41 1951-12-19 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— Shanmugam and his wife Shanta Kumari, were charged with commltlng theft of a sarong and $63 from Arumugam at Joo Chiat Police Station, Singapore. They were ordered to he sent to Singapore for trial.41 words
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Article32 1951-12-19 4 Lee Ah Sum, a 50-year eld woman, was yesterday arauitted by the First Police Magistrate, Mr. R. O. 8. Bell, on a charge of living on the earnings oi prostitution.32 words
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Article29 1951-12-19 4 Two Singapore lawyers Messrs. Philip Hoallm and V. J MendLs, have left for Ceyloi for a holiday. They are expected back next month. i J 129 words
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Article, Illustration97 1951-12-19 4 Consulate opened NEW SUCCESS FOR UNIT Sir Franklin Gimson, and many representatives from thp Government and diplomatic corps. The Consulate will have jurisdiction over Malaya Sarawak. Brunei and British North Borneo. Here Mr. Mac Donald chats with Mr. Tan Chin Tuan and Dr. Mohamed Rasif, Indonesian" Consul-General. 1 Straits Times97 words
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Article130 1951-12-19 4 30 CASES OF XMAS GIFTS »pHE 'Festival Year spirit m Britain will contribute much towards Christmas j cheer m Singapore. It has moved ti/ousands of youngsters m Junior Red Cross branches all over Bri- lain to Rive the less fortunate children m Singapore a oumper Christmas present 30 cases of130 words
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Article84 1951-12-19 4 MALACCA. Tues. CIX families were made homeless today by a ,$6,000 flre which destroyed fishermen's homes at the 3rd mile. Klebang Road. Nobody was injured. Starting m a kitchen, the fire raged for 90 minutes whipped by a strong wind before it was brought under control84 words
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Article28 1951-12-19 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— The Chinese School Committee and Chinese School Staffs Association was formed today at a meeting at the Poon Yew School, Johorr Bahru.28 words
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Article28 1951-12-19 4 - TELUK ANSON. Tue«. The Lower Perak Town Board unanimously decided not to adopt the new Vehicles Rule, which prohibits the carrying of bulky articles on bicycles28 words
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Article32 1951-12-19 4 TAIPING, Tues—Mr. Loh Thow Yoong, a Taiping contractor, has been elected president of the committee of the Hwa Lian High School In place of Mr. Low Geow Llm who ig retiring-32 words
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Article113 1951-12-19 4 TtfORE Malays die per thousand of population, compared with Chinese and Indians, because the Malaya as a whole nave not availed themselves of medical facilities offered In Singapore, ■aid Che Fatlmah blnte talk last night. "We are not only backward In our concept of modern medical113 words
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Advertisement290 1951-12-19 4 tj-f* MU I j L' f ror Your tonveniente i;gjL 9 Right m the Centre H r\\ of SinQQpOr6 there's a very complete v-/ L. information and bookings service covering all Q A NT AS air travel information and booking office at When you are next m Raffles Place and290 words
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Advertisement151 1951-12-19 4 serve I w j ff< Ml"; tfery glassfo[ #/lwE(7> JJ Np.9/51 •Modern because Nespray is powdered milk. Just add water. Now you have dairyfresh, full-cream milk with rich, real-milk flavour. A Ml^^lt 9 Product HEALTH WARD OFF DISEASE i TO KEEP YOU FIT z' >i LJ (/c/t'c'oitsx drink of hee/th151 words
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Miscellaneous75 1951-12-19 4 i T.W.C.A.: Combined Christmas social for members at Raffles Quay at 4.30 pm. Chinese V.M.C.A.: Basketball. 5 pm table- tennis 7.30 p.m.; body- building (young men) 5.30 p.m.; badminton (boys) 5.30 pm.; Chinese chess (young men) 740 pm.; commercial evening cloases 6 9 p.m.; students conference at r R.H. 6—75 words
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Article, Illustration438 1951-12-19 5 Opposition from churches on age limit overruled |)ESPITE united opposition from the heads of the churches m Singapore, the Select Committee set up by the Colony Legislative Council to consider the Age of Marriage Bill recommend it for enactment with some amendments. Their report was tabled438 words
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Article130 1951-12-19 5 rE Legislative Council voted yesterday for a survey of the island to start next month. The Bill, an amendment to the Singapore Improvement Ordinance, provides that the survey be carried out within three years and that based upon it, a plan shall be submitted to the130 words
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Article80 1951-12-19 5 It was stated at yesterday's meeting of Singapore Legislative Council m reply to a question by Dato C. J. Paglar (Progressive— Changi) that Government considers its Chinese police inspectors to be competent m Chinese dialects. Five gazetted officers and 23 inspectors were able to read and write80 words
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Article30 1951-12-19 5 New scales of allowances to officers m the public service who are injured on duty during the Emergency were approved by the Singapore Z*gislative Council yesterday.30 words
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266 1951-12-19 5 TKD MEET the clamour for education, the Singapore Government is seriously considering starting three sessions a day m some English schools, the Director of Education, Mr. A. W. Frisby, told Legislative Councillors yesterday. He was replying to a suggestion made during the adjournment266 words
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Article67 1951-12-19 5 NEW BID FOR ONE SERVICE A SMALL working party of representatives of the Singapore and Federation Governments is being set up to attempt to reach an agreed solution on the proposal? for a unified education service This reply was given to Mr. C. K. Oasaratha Raj (Labour Rochore) m the67 words
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Article67 1951-12-19 5 In answer to a question by Mrs Elizabeth Choy (Nominated) it was stated at yesterday's meeting of Singapore Legislative Council that Government is considering provision of a temporary girls' home at Tanah Meran to relieve congestion at the Pasir Panjana home. It was also proposed that the67 words
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139 1951-12-19 5 "NEGOTIATIONS With pro- ducing countries to buy rlc e for Singapore might be- come impossible If quality and price were always Insisted upon, the Colonial Secretary. Mr W L. Blythe. told the 'Leftfsla'tive Council" yesterday Government's rice negotiators had always knewn of theneed to139 words
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87 1951-12-19 5 Govt. seeks system for poll register riOVERNMENT is trying to find the best method for revisiting Singapore's electoral rolls, the Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. L Blythe, told the Singapore Legislative Council meeting yesterday. He was replying to Mr. E. M. F. Fergusson (Singapore Chamber of Commerce) who described as unsatisfactory87 words
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Article53 1951-12-19 5 Mr. Thio Chan Bee 'Progressive—Baiestier> was told 1 m answer to a question at yesterday's meeting of Slnga- pore Legislative Council that Government would consider any proposals by aided schools to accommodate displaced and overaged backward children. It was Impossible to promote eligible children retain those who53 words
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Article223 1951-12-19 5 RULES for a civil defence corps m Singapore were passed by the Legislative Council yesterday. 'JOIN UP 9 PLEA TO WOMEN The Colonial Secretary, moving their adoption, said they provided the machinery for the recruitment of the corps and set out the main conditions of service223 words
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Article114 1951-12-19 5 Same scale 'desirable 9 rE Colonial Secretary. Mr W. L Blythe. said at the Legislative Council meeting yesterday that it was desirable to have the same salary scale for Government teachers m Singapore and the Federation Mr. Blythe was replying to Mr. C. C. Tan (Pro. Tanglin) who asked If114 words
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Article200 1951-12-19 5 GOVERNOR PRAISES ELECTED MEMBERS fTHE manner m which elected members of the Singapore Legislative Council discharged their duties this year would earn them congratulation not only from thoir supporters but also from their opponents, said the Governor. Sir Franklin Gimson. m the Council yesterday. He waa proroguing the Council until200 words
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Article28 1951-12-19 5 The next sitting of the second session of the Singapore Legislative Council will be held on Feb. 19 at 10 a.m. at the Victoria Memorial Hall.28 words
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Advertisement165 1951-12-19 5 PJ^a^l "FOR HIM" 1 WV yCW Here are a few of the hundreds D AWIIia Jtiupniiui ROBINSONS \~^x A -fe> CA C f\t\ \1 \Vj? Dressing Gowns by Tootals «p43«UU x jA/i *fa^^^ Shirts by Radiac from $8.50 /"/^Tr^^Bft Shilts by Van Heusen from 514.25 Links and Dress Sets by165 words
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Article32 1951-12-19 6 THE FAMILY of the late Mr. Ng Yook Fah wish to thank all relatives and friends who sent wreaths, scrolls and letters of condolence, paid night visits, and attended the funeral.32 words
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Article26 1951-12-19 6 SOCIAL PERSONAL MR MRS WO WOODPORD and family of Buktt Lanchong EMnte. Batu Tiga. Selangor. Will be leaving for Perth W Australia on furlough very shortly.26 words
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Article773 1951-12-19 6 The Age of Marriage Bill, which found its way again into the proceedings of the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday, has had a somewhat chequered career. Mr. John Laycock introduced the first bill sixteen months ago, and he found it necessary to amend it so that its provisions773 words
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Article305 1951-12-19 6 Dilemma In Egypt General Erskine's assurance that m the military sense the British position m the Suez Canal zone is much stronger, unhappily is far less important than his admission that "things are drifting." There is little doubt about the drift, and also little reason to think there is any305 words
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Article36 1951-12-19 6 TUNIS. Tuea Tunisian nationalist and trade union organisations last nlfht ordered a three-day general strike for next Friday Saturday and Sunday m protest against French rejection r>f the Bey'g request for increased sell-government.— APAP - 36 words
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967 1951-12-19 6 AS we look back over fifty years of medical research In Malaya we realise how much we owe to others, how dependent Malayan work has often been on the Ideas and achievements, the sue*cesses and the failures, of workers m many lands; and967 words
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Letter208 1951-12-19 6 DATO Tan Cheng Lock, ably supported by Mr. Yap Pheng Geek, has gone down to the squatters of Paya Lebar as a conquering hero and has been greeted by the squatters r~ What is the result of all this fuss? Has the Dato done anything for the squatters208 words
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Letter109 1951-12-19 6 f AST Wednesday Peter Munn daid m the Btralts Times. '"The Army needs the man m the straet." and. "at present few Chinese serve In uniform with the armed forces Quite so. My pwn case, which Is relevant, is open to comment I was oorn m109 words
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Article705 1951-12-19 6 JOHN HARRIMAN - JOHN HARRIMAN By WASHINGTON. MR. Winston Churchill is coming to Washington m January with some forceful talking points. He is not coming to seek further economic aid for Britain. In faci he is not even bringing the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. R. A. Butler. He705 words
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Article467 1951-12-19 6 onakeg alix IN their, way, snake stories are as fascinating as r i«h stories, and probably nay* a wider appeal. The carrespondent whose hnmadrystd story was Riven yegterday had a lot more to say about the lady wood-nymph, but he referred also to "it* cousin, the black467 words
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Advertisement54 1951-12-19 6 CHRISTMAS! We have largest rant* of the following lines m stock for your choice: X'mu Treea X'msa Crackers »nd Stockings. Tinsel*. U(hU. A other Decorations, tat Mechanical and NonMecJianfcal. Soft Toy*. Dvlla, Javenlle Cyelea, Trfcyclea, Motor Can. tap* etc., etc.. etc. At very Moderate prices T. M. A. LTD., 6154 words
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Advertisement101 1951-12-19 6 Gmudt the THE "COMMERCIAL UNION" GROUP OF INSURANCE COMPANIES COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO. LTD. UNION ASSURANCE SOCIETY. I TD. PALATINE INSURANCE CO.. LTD. LIVERPOOL VICTORIA INSURANCE CORP. BRITISH GENERAL INSURANCE CO.. LTD. SINGAPORE IPOH. •>O Boi 107 Tel. 507T -O Boa 47 Tel. 574. Branch Manager: local Manager: C W101 words
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761 1951-12-19 7 Singapore hospital staff defended 6 O VER WORKED, BUTSER VICE f REMARKABLE 9 THE recent attack on the staff of the Singapore General Hospital by a City Councillor, Mr. V. K. Nair (Labour, South Ward) was described as "scurrilous and venomous" by the Colony's Director761 words
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Article98 1951-12-19 7 Man died on midnight joy ride QAN Kee Kirn told a Singapore inquest yesterday that he saw a motor-cycle travel at a "tremendous" speed and crash into a traffic Island. Two riders were flung Into the air, and the machine ran alone before crashing again. Tan Cheow Kee, aged 21,98 words
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Article70 1951-12-19 7 A TRAINING wing, to cover both recruit and postrecruit training, will be established b? the Singapore Police Force next year. It will be under the command of an Assistant Commissioner and provide promotion and refresher courses for the rank and file N.C.O.'s and inspectorate. The70 words
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Article23 1951-12-19 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Hies Bandits held up a bus robbed the passengers and set the t&us on fire near Kuala Lumpur.23 words
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Article139 1951-12-19 7 SEVENTY -SEVEN new bars will be opened m Singapore next year on licences given by the Licensing Board of Justices, which ended its twoday fitting yesterday. Out of a total of 109 applications for new licences 32 were rejected The Board dealt with 326139 words
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Article, Illustration68 1951-12-19 7 LONG AFTER ever) one else had left the table at a Christmas party for police ameers' children yesterday at the Mount Pleasant Officers' Mess, little Elizabeth Chia was still far more interested m her jelly than m the party games and the lucky dip. But by the68 words
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Article301 1951-12-19 7 MINISTER HEARS 2 VIEWS KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. VIAL AYS m Kelantan will continue to oppose the iTI granting of land rights to resettled Chinese squatters, a 17-man Malay delegation told the Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, mi n Kota Bahru today.301 words
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Article102 1951-12-19 7 A 20- YEAR-OLD soldier m the Special Air Services Regiment (Malayan Scouts). Trooper Daniel Sydney Collins who was found sleeping on guard duty, was yesterday sentenced to six months' detention by a court-martial at Selarang Barracks. Singapore. He pleaded guilty to sleeping while on duty102 words
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Article41 1951-12-19 7 The burden ot prooi that any person seeking to enter the Colony Is not a prohibited immigrant shall He upon that person, says the Immigration Control Bill, which a Select Commltiee recommended to ths- Singapore Legislative Council yesterday.41 words
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Article31 1951-12-19 7 PORT DICKSON, Tues. Koh Kong Wah, 37. was fined $50 In Pdrt Dickson for removing rubber during banned hours without a permit, at the 16th milestone. Paslr Panjang.31 words
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Article78 1951-12-19 7 WHEN the French liner, Felix Roussel, docked m Singapore yesterday, only one of the 1,000 passengers disembarked. He was Mr. L. J. Robertson, manager of the G.E.C who has been on a combined vacation-business trip to Saigon, Hong Kong and Manila. Among the passengers were more78 words
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Article103 1951-12-19 7 i The following silts were received for the 8.A1.A Fund: Lam Choon Vt-Jcry Ltd. $1 OOO.CO Shangri-la Cafe. N>» World 400.30 Pong's Cafe. New World 282.50 Chungshan Theatre, New World 54.75 Loh Seng Hokien Wayang. New World G3.00 Hing Hong Nlng Cantonese Wayang. New World 81.50103 words
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Article90 1951-12-19 7 Ooh Chwee Cheng, aged 59. limped into the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday to answer a charge of being armed with an iron rod with Intent to commit a criminal offence at East Coast Road on July 7. He was also tentatively charged with falling to90 words
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Article76 1951-12-19 7 Following Mr. Lytteltons tribute to Chinese British subjects, lively discussions are likely at the annual meeting of the Straits Chinese British Association, m Singapore tonight on the role of local-bora Chinese. The association will be urged to encourage more political activity by Chinese and to76 words
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Article164 1951-12-19 7 X' i./^ LUMPUR, ruea. I N time of peace the secu- rttv and protection of the country were responsibilities of the police and the military, but m the present emergency it was the duty of all loyal citizens to help defend their homes and families,164 words
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Article189 1951-12-19 7 SINGAPORE TOLD WATER MAY FAIL TWERE may be a shortage of water from about 1 March 1952 onwards if the rainfall is less than the average for the past 72 years, said the Singapore Water Engineer, Mr. W. S. Stredwick, m a memorandum to City Councillors. He asked them to189 words
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Article118 1951-12-19 7 MORE than 200 representa- tives of Singapore Chinese associations and guilds yesterday sent a memorandum to Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, Secretary of State for the Colonies, urging Britain to withdraw recognition of Red China. The withdrawal of the recognition, the memorandum states, will help end the118 words
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Article62 1951-12-19 7 A boatman, Goh Poh. aged 33, was fined $500 by the Fourth Police Magistrate Mr P. Claque, yesterday, for offering a |6 bribe to Sgt. Mohamed Ishak of the Marine Police at the Outer Roads on Nov. 21. He offered the $6 to the policeman62 words
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153 1951-12-19 7 rpHE Whiteaway Laidlaw A building m Singapore, put up for auction ypsterday, was withdrawn at $2,040,000. The figure was below tht reserve put on It by Maj. Eric Flint, who owns the land on which the building stands. Mr. J. H M. Summers,153 words
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Article88 1951-12-19 7 JOKORE BAHRU, Tues. Questions about the dental service provided by the State are to be asked at the next meeting of the Johore Council of State by Tuan Haji Noah bin Omar These will refer to the number of dental surgeons and dental nurses employed and the88 words
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Article31 1951-12-19 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues Kuttan, found moving foodstuffs at Kulai without a permit, was fined $80 today. He told the court he was carrying his employer's rations.31 words
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Advertisement76 1951-12-19 7 t^ecl accompaniine^ <^ e^ «crtect dinner JK^fl BLUE Nil LIEBFRAUMILCH H. SICHEL SOHNE |-oi expert advice on the selection of suitable wines for your next dinner party Dlease phone our wine spec ■alist Singapore 5324 THE EASIERN AGENCIES (1946) LTD. Specialists m choicest wines. ,1 n*a t9'M*t The Ideal Present76 words
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Advertisement63 1951-12-19 7 ffl Cive him a KANGOL I BERET |i flu's X'mas p ¥^v? °< r 7J |X KANGOL "MONTY" BERET $5.25 tjgj KANGOL "LUXOR" BERET °0 g^ BLACK. NAVY. CHOCOLATE GREEN IS $5.75 S KANGOL WINOPROOF BERET §S BLACK, CHOCOLATE. MAROON WHITE M I little's J «J» *ys VJo SINGAPORE 1.63 words
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Article54 1951-12-19 8 Mr. A. K. a Beckett Terrell, a former judge of the Malayan Appellate Court, Is visiting Malaya. He arrived last week, with his daughter, and is staying with the Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley. He expects to be here for a month. He will be visiting54 words
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Article48 1951-12-19 8 BUTTERWORTH, Tues. A MILITARY truck wliich developed engine trouble on the Permatang Pauh Pontoon Bridge held up 80 other vehicles for over one hour yesterday. A mile-long queue of vehlI cles on each side of the bridge 'waited patiently until the truck was repaired.48 words
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Article, Illustration265 1951-12-19 8 BEGIN TO SOUTH NEXT WEEK The 4 Beaver' makes its debut m K.L. KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. /CANADA'S specially built "bush hopper", the Beaver six-seater aircraft, made its debir. m Kuala Lumpur this morning. "It's a wonder aircraft and just the ideal Job for Malaya", said its pilot, Captain G. V.265 words
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Article162 1951-12-19 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. 4 WINDFALL of $70,000— in time for Christmas and the New Year celebrations has just been received by the 200 Government interpreters m the Federation. The money represents the arrears of pay from the increased scale approved after salary negotiations m July. Most162 words
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Article30 1951-12-19 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— Charged with attempting to cause hurt with a parang to a labourer at Nirn Chew Estate, C. Oopal claimed trial and was allowed $150 bail.30 words
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Article251 1951-12-19 8 FISHERIES INSTITUTE PLAN HELD UP PENANG, Tues. PRESSURE of work on the Public Works Department and shortage of essential materials have delayed the construction of the Fisheries Research Institute to be built at Balik Pulau, Penang. Dr. N K. Menon (fndlan Unofficial) was told m a written answer at yesterday's251 words
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Article103 1951-12-19 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. QNO Ho Seng, a taxi-owner driver, Teo Suay Hoo, a carpenter, and Teo Seng Huat, a shop assistant, all of Singapore, were charged In the Sessions Court yesterday with possession of 25 lbs. of opium. They were arrested at the sth mile Tampoi103 words
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Article, Illustration39 1951-12-19 8 The Bishop of Nicobar. the Rt. Rev. John Richardson, arrived In Singapore yesterday from London after attending a world conference of Anglican bishops m Britain. He returns to the Nicobar Islands today by RAF plane.39 words
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Advertisement348 1951-12-19 8 They re new... they're modern... they're Nuffield Products COWLEY VA! and I (GROCERY L- IBa^^^ w e5 SSSS9 Haß I a^. l^a^Ki These big capacity modern vehicles have the finish and refinements of a private car. The high performance engine has been designed for economy, dependability and king life. Good348 words
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Miscellaneous139 1951-12-19 8 Today's Radio SINGAPORE ABC COS 10 a. ton. -10. 10 Emergency News 9.30 a.tti. Nwws; 9.40-S 45 o» K.L.; 1 p.m. Baace Music; -Jg.^ the^t^ls"; 180 News; 1.45-2 "Lunch Time and ews Analysis; 6.45 "From Prom": «.15 "Nature Chib"; 6.40 the Editorials"- 1 "Piano for Hadlo Stxlng EnsemWe; 6.55 An-139 words
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Article831 1951-12-19 9 THE MERMAID'S SPELL IS BROKEN 4 Ll and Rukiah discover a cave which leads down w the sea. They are captured by Miar, a mer-man who takes them to the bottom of ihe ocean where they meet .other .mer-men .and mer-maids who are about 10 weave a spell ensuring that831 words
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Article, Illustration275 1951-12-19 9 Oear Boys and Girls, I am sure you are all looking forward to our special double Chris-mas Corner tomorrow We have lots of good things m store for you There will be suggestions for < t games to play at your parties, ideas for presents, and275 words
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Article326 1951-12-19 9 I HAVE a pet story of *my own to te 11 you this week. Two years ago I was given a pretty ginger kitten, which grew into a most striking cat. But a few months after he arrived, he attached himself to the house next door326 words
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Advertisement278 1951-12-19 9 If Lee Toi Pei wrote hi- famous poetry today in* I'liliinu* \^Ll /aBBBBBB^fI Kounlain p*n <wilh an £125/ /cbbbl tap anal (old-lon* nifcl ASM tJH •■< i«nil» and »lc«anll> So. V^ ~S with a Plalunum Hallpainlrd Ink Vt m il. Lot Tai n -..-Id kOM ap*r«rUl»d |K» Ingrnmui. ■rtrioMtn-lHrd wrilinc278 words
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Advertisement468 1951-12-19 9 1 1 mi -^Jhl TOYS TOY-TOISE He leads the way and you follow. Any child can work and steer this favour ite toy. MOBO SCOTTY MOBO BRONCO V# rf The most amazing toy Bt wm\ vK^U"i of all time. Bronco HHaiiri^^*^ 1 the horse that actually gallops. A dream come468 words
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Miscellaneous349 1951-12-19 9 f, 37. I Ret a note to transact Straits Times Crossword gIMWB (S) 29. Uncor>sciius'"esf. •13 > 3 4 5 DOWN 3. inauspicious when I share v i^^ MSSSS Sj^s^ jsjss sSS^fe SSS o ihp onus with the MO. i7i. d 3. Go by the spas (4) 1^ E^3 ISSSa349 words
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Article, Illustration752 1951-12-19 10 KENNETH LIKES - KENNETH LIKES By The enchanted island is not sure it likes its new rulers any better than the old THE wotld's most enchanted island i^> once mort 1 under siege. In days past, the extravagant beauty of Bali withstood assault by tourist hordes, Dutch752 words
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765 1951-12-19 10 VIOLET PONNUDURAI - PENANG WOMEN SA Y: NO TID APATHY HERE' VIOLET PONNUDURAI By 'THE story seems uj 1 have got around that Penang is a sleepy little place where the tempo of life runs slowly and where the people arc lethargic and noncha lant about most thinnin life. The recent elections have765 words
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Advertisement137 1951-12-19 10 -■if |«#>r SABERS FLASH OF THE FHr I HAKuP TEXAS DRAGOONS ROAR I Illi vnftnvt into battle; tt Paramount Picture starring < RONALD RHONDA I REAGAN FLEMING rH W with BRUCE BENNETT HH v THE BAT LE fkjh/agreat ***** mrrumwmm FRONTIEH ACTION! < OPENS I»AILY T /M> A W f137 words
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Advertisement433 1951-12-19 10 TODAY TONiGHT 10.45 a.m. 2.30 p.m. 6.30 9.30 p.m. BUCK I THE g^at ROGERS SORCAR TWELVE SIZZLING AND JJS JJJ" AMAZING CHAPTERS wnniF tFBiAi I fC/ I.f. 2-HOUR WHOLE SERIAL STAGE SHOW SHOWN COMPLETE 1 iv Kl l r> ADMISSION PRICES SlO, $6, $4, $2. Distributed by Shaw Bros. All433 words
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Article280 1951-12-19 11 LONDON. Tues. T>RICES dropped today In 1 the London Stock Exchange. Active Interest was small with brokers engaged m settlement of business done during the last trading period Closing middle prices of selected stocks, as supplied by special arrangement with The Financial Times, were: LOANS Conioli V I280 words
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Article81 1951-12-19 11 rpHE Malayan Exchange Banks Association yesterday announced cobtrol rates of exchange as follows: BITING Air Mall T.T. O.D. M d/sl. Credit Bill. New York 33 I'll 33 3 16 33 5/16 Canada S3t 331 Ml Trad> RIIU N«w York 331 SclHaf T.T./6.D. m**4i New York 321 Canada 33181 words
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Article138 1951-12-19 11 From Our Own Correspondent MELBOURNE. Tues. CHARE prices continued to move erratically on the. Melbourne Exchange today. The market will close on Friday for the Christmas vacation and both buyers and sellers are showing little desire to trade. All sections are affected by the desultory bidding, and138 words
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Article214 1951-12-19 11 Price drops m sympathy with London THE Singapore rubber market eased m sympathy A with London yesterday, but ruled steady later m the absence of sellers. A small turnover was reported, with prices fluctuating between $1.39J and $1.40 a lb. for first-grade, January shipment. The market closed steady,214 words
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Article43 1951-12-19 11 SINGAPORE, Tues., Dec. 18 $447 50 (down $16 50.) London: £927V 2 a ton LONDON, Tues. Cash Buyers £927). Sellers £932); Forward Bayers £922 i. Sellers £917); Settlement £912 i (down £12)) Turnover; a.m. I*o, p.m. 66 tons.43 words
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Article134 1951-12-19 11 BUYING Interest was abserW. m the Singapore produce market yesterday. In a quiet, dull market, sellers of December and January shipment copra quoted *38% a picul against bids of IM^. Loose grade buyers quoted $36 Hi for sun-dried and $36 for mixed. Pepper prices remained- unchanged. Coconut134 words
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Article167 1951-12-19 11 CHIPS m the Singapore Roads and alongside the Singapore Harbour Board godowns at 4 pjn. yesterday were: Outer. ImIi:. Hal Hsuan. Troodoc, Tegelberg, Christine Maersk. Tefkros. Maung Bama, Helnrlch Jesaen. Benmacdhul. Fusan Maru, Alma. Kosciusko, Produce. Van den Bosch. Slnabang Kwelyang. Chit Sein. Oreatea. Inner Roads: Scudal. Resang.167 words
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Article143 1951-12-19 11 Buyers withdraw from Tins JTiE sharp fall In the metal price resulted In a withdrawal of buying strength m the Tin section of the Malayan share market yesterday. Industrials remained quietly steady. Rubbers were neglected. Price changes announced try the Malayan Sharebrokers 1 Association yesterday were: INDUSTRIAL* Bayer*143 words
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Article35 1951-12-19 11 HONO KONG, Tues. PEB ntarket currency exchange for Hong Koog dollars was ouoted at the close today as follow US$l HK16.674 (cash). HK56.714 (T.T.): £1 HK115.85; one tahll of gold HKS32I4.— UJ».35 words
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Advertisement1355 1951-12-19 11 MANSFIELD tfc CO., LTD. Incorporated >n Singapore l BLUB FUMMBL UMB Curiers cation to proceed via other parts ta lead and discharge cargo. iAUINCS 7o UVIRPOOI CLASCOW. LONDON fr CONTINENTAL PORTS Dua -Sails P. Sham °anang P»troctw« tot Marseille*, 18/20 Ae^'^Lp^'&T^e,!^ o^2l Dae. 22/27 D*! 28/J1 Tyndereeis to' Marseilles. Havre1,355 words
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Advertisement434 1951-12-19 11 PRESIDENT LINER SAILINGS To New »o.t and Bo»ton «> Ceylon. India. Eeypt anO Mediterranean Ports. Singapore P Swettenharr. J'Xl'"* "PRESIDENT lOMNSON 19/20 De«. S.S. "PRESIDENT MONROE" C 8-9 24 Dec Omit. 25/26 Dec. n PRESir.ENT HARRISON" 6/13 lan 14/ IS |an 16/18 lan i SCHU-'LER OTIS BLAND" 13/18 lan 19/20434 words
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Advertisement502 1951-12-19 11 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINGS FROM SCANOINAVIA/U K. /CONTINENT S'oor. P Sham Penang "Kina' for Bangkok. Hong Kong Manila. Kobe Yokohama 22/24 Dec 20/21 Dec In Pert "Lalandia" for Saigon 6 Bangkok 25/27 Doc "Kambodia" for Bangkok H'Kong. Kobe Yokohama 6/7 lan "Falstria" for Sairon Bangkok 11/12 |an "India" for Bangkok.502 words
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Advertisement1045 1951-12-19 11 McALISTER A CO., LVD Telephone No. 5906 ELLERMAN BOCKNALL KLAVENESS LINE LONDON HAVRE, ROTTERDAM ft tn Aiir %Att AMrit ,a» Mtlituic LOS ANCELES. SAN FRANCISCfJL and fot U.S A North Atlanta Port. K»TLANO «*TTU ft VANCOUVII and Canada via Colombo Accepting cargo for Central Ij ''<ouMt CITY OF NEWPORT American1,045 words
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Article649 1951-12-19 12 SO horses await transport m K.L. By EPSOM JEEP PENANG, Tuesday. nnHE first day of the Penang Turf Club's Xmas-New A Tear meeting, scheduled for Saturday, has been postponed to Tuesday (Christmas Day) owing to the "unavoidable delay m transit of horses from outstation centres."649 words
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104 1951-12-19 12 LORD ROSEBERY REVEALS DOPED HORSE'S NAME LONDON, Tues. LORD Rosebery, British racing peer, revealed today that It was the nobbling (doping) of his horse Snap which led him to offer £1,000 for information which would unmask nobblen. Earlier he had refused to divulge the name of the horse for fearReuter - 104 words
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375 1951-12-19 12 PENANG, Tuesday. RUNNING wide out on the second track, Lough Carra (Bagby) went impressively m a testing tryout with' stablemates Wonder Lad and Some Class, clocking 37 for 3-f. at Penang this morning. Breaking from the half mile post the trio turned on the375 words
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Article125 1951-12-19 12 PENANG. Tues. CATIN LIGHT, a stoutly bred fcur-year-old bay by Persian Gulf out of Celestial Way (by Fairway) may be a stayer with a future This newcomer Is handicapped to the Class 1. Dlv. 2, 6f race on the first day of the Penang125 words
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Article160 1951-12-19 12 'pHE draw for the third round of the F.A. Cup resulted as follows: Notts County v Stockton; Norwich City v Arsenal; Brentford v QPR Cardiff City v Swlndon Town or Torquay; Bradford v Sheffield Wed.; Bristol Rovers v Preston: Reading or Southport v Swansea; NottsReuter - 160 words
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Article311 1951-12-19 12 MR. Ray Barkway, honorary senior coach of the British A.A.A., arrived in Singapore yesterday for a month's coaching tour of Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh. Hlspeclaltae. In hurdling t>elng Mr. Barkway will lecture an Olympic hurdler on athletics to local athletes in the 1948 Olympic* in311 words
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Article226 1951-12-19 12 SEREMBAN luei. FOUR promising Negrl schoolboys who have featured prominently In school rugger for some time nnw have been Included m the team which will represent N.S. All Blues In their m«tch against Singapore Asians In the All Blues Cup competitior at226 words
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Article365 1951-12-19 12 IN every sport men are thrown op from time to time who are made m the heroic mould. These 'are the type that produce their finest i efforts only when the chips are really down, i when the odds are heavy against them. They are rarely champions365 words
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Article500 1951-12-19 12 NOTTINGHAM. Tues. ROY Ankarah of West Africa coloured holder of the British Empire featherweight title, gained another hurricane victory here last night when he beat Bernard Pugh of Liverpool, who retired at the end of the sixth round of their scheduled ten round non-title bout.500 words
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Article155 1951-12-19 12 PERTH, Tues. WEST Australia, scoring 247 for nine, beat the West Indies here today by one wicket. It was the West Indies' sixth defeat In seven first class matches on the tour, and It came after the game had seemed to swing In their favour today.Reuter-AAP - 155 words
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Article140 1951-12-19 12 ENTRIES are now open for a six mile road race to be held at the Naval Base on Saturday. Jan. 5. The event Is being organised by the well-known Colony athlete, C. A. Seabrook. A large number of Servicemen and civilians are expected to take140 words
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Article33 1951-12-19 12 TODAY: 2 36 p.m. (8.3). 7.52 p m. (4.8), 1 48 a.m. (9.0). 8.30 a.m (2 oi. TOMORROW 3.13 p.m. (8 2). 8.35 p.m. (4.8), 3.32 a.m. (8.6), 9.10 a.m. (2.5).33 words
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Article23 1951-12-19 12 LONDON. Tues. Yesterday* U.K. Rugby Union results were: Combined Services 19, United Hospitals 3; Edinburgh Academicals 0, Cambridge University 29 ReuterReuter - 23 words
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475 1951-12-19 12 England reply with 456, Tom Graveneyhits 1 75 BOMBAY, Tuesday. ENGLAND replied with 456 to India's first Inning* score of 485 for nine wickets here today, Tom Graveney hitting a brilliant 175, the highest individual score of the tour. vere 42 for four. At close of play India Pulling the475 words
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Article268 1951-12-19 12 Bj Our Boxing Reporter. JIMMY WELCH, lightweight champion of Singapore, is unable to fight as scheduled against Bernle Hall on Friday night's boxing card at the Happy World arena. Into what would have been Welch's ccrner will step a husky South African, Red Biggs. Red he268 words
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Advertisement881 1951-12-19 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. i Continued from Page 6) ACCOMMODATION WANTED ENOLISH bachelor wishes to share flat, bungalow or small house. Please apply Box A9078, 8T FOR young European couple, no children Prom 1.1.52. Pull board. P.O. Box 714, B'pore or Phone office hrs. *****. ARMY Major, wife, daughter (13i lequlre furnished881 words
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Advertisement246 1951-12-19 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. 'Cnnnnuer. from or*v col i FOR SALE LAND POR SALE. Splendid site In Oeylang district suitable for factory or buildings approximately 137.000 sq. feet partly freehold partly long lease. Existing buildings can be taken over If required AppTy Box A9087 S T MISCELLANEOUS LAUNCHES small craft slipped, repaired246 words
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Advertisement30 1951-12-19 12 TH£ 6/FT LIFETIME fc, RHINESTONE AND DIAMOND WATCHES from $145 Z0" Coffyer Quay Singapore OPEN TILI 5.30 P.M SATURDAY 6 P.M s ewtt I'k^^S^L y p 5.P.H. de SliyAptoe&t, P30 words
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Miscellaneous60 1951-12-19 12 HOCKEY: IA v. SRC at Balestier Rd. RUGGER: REME W'S v. RAF (SeleUr) at Alexandra; REME v. RAF (SeleUr) at Seletar; Police v. RAF (Tengah) at Thomson Rd.; Naval Base RFC v. RAF (Chanel) at Naval Base; Naval Baae RFC 'A' v. RAF (Changl) 'A' at Changt; GHQ FARELF v.60 words
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