The Straits Times, 4 January 1953

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    17 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA hi SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 4, 1953. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS*
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    THE CROOKED EMPIRE OF MR.X
    761 1 Inside story of man who is more closely guarded than the High Commissioner Zhee Fah racket extMged at last VSunday Times Crime Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. H^ most efficiently organised and top paying racket. In almost $1 ,000.000 a month. And the king >^^z^J^f mrtndlc
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    The big fight
    57 1 The 493 -H) 7. I*. 7J in. giant German wrestler. C»r antua made his ••tart Smgastor* last nigh* when he knocked owt Corric Pretoriw* in «4m ntsarf romd c* a su-romid boat at rhc Happy Worts Stadi«m Thai suciin shew* CargatrttM heing mm aged, by his second,
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    TOUGH SELANCOR RED SURRENDERS
    156 1 TOUGH SELAN COR RED SURRENDERS KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. QNE mora high ranking Communist terrorist in Selangor V has mcrsndsraa 1 He Lav Kam Fong. branch comMMttoc ißswMf mi Mke Somenyin aroa ot soutti solangor and known as "a tosajh and brave fighting man." 1 A 27 -year -old HaJcka. Lav
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    Death roll up
    22 1 SANTIAGO. Chile, tat Tt* dMth roll In tfae Valparf tfp ■■■tttooE dump explosion roar tarttiday Irooa 42 to 48
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    German army
    45 1 PARIS Sat. Gen. Charles dc Gaulle who led French resistance to the Naris yesterday urged that disarmed Germany should again be allowed a national army o n a limited scale— to enable It to dUv Its part in Western defence against Communism Reuter.
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    New York strike
    27 1 NEW YORK. Sat— Key New York dock workers struck yesterday making 22 piers Idle and joined 8.000 city busmen j in demanding more pay.
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    STRIKE LIKELY TO END SOON
    362 1 STRIKE LIKELY TO END SOON UOPES for an early settlement of the Singapore Naval Base strike, now in its sevenrh day, emerged after a four-hour meeting of the executive committee of the Naval Base Workers Union, last night. After the meeting, which ended at 11.30 p.m.. the Union President Mr
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    STABBED IN THE BACK
    40 1 A youth. Llm Ken, Che> wa s last night stabbed in the back in his house In Jaian Besar. Singapore. He was taken to the General Hospital where his condition wa s said to be serious.
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    Nominated
    32 1 Members of the Johore Clvii Service Association, Johore Bahru. have nominated Inche Abdul Rahman bin Jaffar of the Secretariat, Johore Bahru as their nominee to the State Council for 1953 54
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    Two hours without taxis in Colony
    90 1 THERE will be few taxis on the roads of Singapore between 10 a.m. and noon today, because Singapore taxidrivers are meeting to form their own co-operative society The taxi-men will meet as members of the Singapore Hire Car Association at the Happy World Stadium.
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    ORCHIDS WERE IN PERFECT CONDITION'
    150 1 THE two boxes of Singapore orchids sent by the Malayan Orchid Society to the Duchess of Kent with birthday greetings from her fellow cltisenc of Singapore," were received In good condition. The orchids were sent by (K) AC Comet on Dec. 11 and were delivered
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    A PRESENT FOR SIR GERALD
    81 1 ft PRISCNT for the High Commiuioncr from a detainee. When Sir Gerald Templet visited the M<iav rehabilitation camp at Moiib. Selangor. one of the detainees working in Hie carpentry shop hjadod Kirn a cigarette box he had made. "For you. tuan," he said. Admiring the
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    You tan see smiles now in the NEW villages
    237 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. r 3E at.? smiles now in the new villages. There used to be gloom and depression. Children art not afraid of visitors. They welcome them. General sir Rob Lockhart. Deputy Director of Operations tod the rest of the
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    Police 'line of decency'
    85 1 SYONCY. Sat. DOLICi M St. KiMa, Mcl- bourne hjv* drawn s "line el decency' tor tummer beacK •rear. The line of decency" means fhif swimmer* cannot leave St. KileVi beach or lawns unleti 'hey sre ruWy covered from the neckline downward!. St KiMa slice announced that
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    MENON TALKS WITH EDEN
    85 1 LONDON, Sat— Mr. Krishna Menon, head of India's United Nations delegation, talked with the Deputy Prime Minister. Mr Anthony Eden, yesterday on new Indian moves towards a Korean Peace Plan. It was Menon's second session with Eden at 10 Downing Street Mr. Menon plans to fly
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    400,000 Japs cry 'Banzai'
    72 1 400,000 Japs cry 'Banzai' TOKYO, Sat. A RECORD- breaking crowd of nearly -100.000 Japanese crossed t»»; nm^i of th« Imperial Palace yesterday to shout New Year "Banzais" for the Emperor and Empress of Japan. Only on rare occasions is the public admitted to the palace grounds which lie behind a
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    BEST YEAR FOR FILMS
    81 1 LONDON, Sat T»HE News Chronicle film critic Richard Winnlngton today listed his best ten films lof 1952. In order of thejr appearance In Britain, his list was: Rashomon (Japan), Cry, the Beloved Country (Britain) Viva Zapata (VS.), The River <U.S), Los Olvidados (Mexico) Toa-no-o (Japan Golden
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    MALAYA'S GIFT
    45 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Federal Oovernmeqf Is sending $25,000 each to the Governments of India and Ceylon for relief among flood and hurricane victims. A Government spokesman said today the contributions were an expression of the "solidarity which binds countries of tbe Commonwealth.''
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    2 women kill 3 Mau Mau
    244 1 2 women kill 3 Mau Mau NAIROBI. Sal TWO European women in 1 the Nyeri district of Kenya la» night shot dead three Afric^hs and wounded another African»who entered their room armed with pangas (long knifes) ajjd short swords. A The womn w^- c Mrs.* I Dorothy Raynes^imKii. South African
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    Seeks passport
    44 1 VATICAN CITY, Sat.—Archbishop Stefan Wyszynskl of Warsaw, one of two Catholic prelates In Communist countries designated cardinals by the Pope, has asked the Polish Government for a passport to enable him* to visit Rome to receive his Blretta— or "Red Hat'.— Reuter.
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    THE INEXPLICABLE SILENCE OF AN ATOMIC SCIENTIST PONTECORVO DISAPPEARS
    2712 2  - THE INEXPLICABLE SILENCE OF AN ATOMIC SCIENTIST PONTECORVO DISAPPEARS ALAN MOOREHEAD By The chief value to Russia of this atom-bomb traitor may lie in his skill rather than in his espionage JJ mmr weekly extracts from Mr. Moorehead's book. "The Traiioeorvo fmmUy setting out 0m the holiday from which they
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      610 2 What Brian found out "Heilo, Brian! Where are you off to?" Well, I was going for a walk with Rags, but may I come and talk to you for a bit, please?" "Of course. There might be some cake going later on. How's everything?" "Mummy and Daddy are very well,
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    New. Singapore freezing plant will bring down meat prices
    342 3 Advantage to Muslims £INSAPORE COLD STORAGE'S new freexer plant at Keppel Harbour will enable the firm to carry Mich large stocks of Muslim meat that the retail price can be reduced. Mr. W. S. C. Leech, Chairman of the Board of
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    AN UNHAPPY NIGHT FOR 9 FAMILIES
    100 3 tn'. .r house> i B M m scene •^^s^k: :ht ti-o kire; 75 persistent |&t bouses al.er woriunen had •s» dasMtssted their on Eve finally yielded They were maroed for the las*, time on Friday nign houses would ac flattened the neat mornine worM
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    ALLS WELL AT PASIR PANJANG
    59 3 SINGAPORE'S r.e» power sLatior. at Pasir Panjang i.s working normally again -iday night s flre. Mr B BJaddk City Electrical Engineer, told the Sunday Tmtet yMfccrday The fire was caused by flames ■swtiwg iroiE the farnace be bolieT fans had ctafpetf working due i« an
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    Two carried arms charge
    51 3 Two carried arms charge V Aitg Kiar. Hong and Aw Chmee Song were tentatively chartec in the fMngMwre First Paiice Oourt yesterday with carrying arms In potoUc without a permit or Friday The man were said to tiave ramed dtaeic at Sungei Road that day Tber were remsnaed ttQ Jan
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    SPORE INDIANS FORM CYCLONE FUND
    304 3 IYJ R COP ALA MENON, Representative of the Government of India in Malaya yesterday appealed to a meeting of the Indian community in Singapore to pool rheir resources to help the victim* of the recent cyclone i n South India. 'When a limb of the
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    Prince of Raffles Museum
    222 3 Prince of Raffles Museum EVERY morning at 8.30 a tall (six foot three), care-fully-dressed man leaves his Singapore boarding house for work at Raffles Museum. He is Malaya's most unusual scientist. The tall. 52-year-old man speaks with a heavy Teutonic accent, for be Is Prince John Loeweniitein-vVertheim-Freu-denberg, eldest kon of
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    Coffee shop robbery
    55 3 Thieves broke Into a coffee shop at the 14th mile Changi Road Singapore early yesterday morning and stole $495 in cash and goods. The Chinese proprleter woke up in the morning and found the cash-box and showcases rifled with $280 In cash. 30 tins of cigarettes and
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    Eva, the meddler gets a diploma
    176 3 pi'UR and a nalr months ago, pretty Eva Oon, a 17--year-old schoolgirl would frequently defy scoldings fro-n her elder sisters for meddling with the family sewing machine Eva was a persistent breaker of needles Yesterday, Eva was the j proudest and happiest girl in
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    Rubber at 90, cents
    167 3 Rubber at 90 cents The rubber madcet in Singapore yesterday was highly erratic and the price fluctuated on some speculative activity. January first grade closed at 90} cents a lb 1/8 of a cent below Friday's close. The price opened steady around 92| cents. U cents above Friday's close, but
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    TIN PRICE
    16 3 SI n C a pore Sal., Jan. 3— H7l'» a plral up 124 crab)
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    On their way to London
    71 3 Two members of the Malayan delegation to the continuation meeting of the Working Party of the Rubber Study Group arrived hi Singapore last night from Kuala Lumpur by air on their way to London. They are Mr. O. A Spencer. Member for Economic Affairs, and
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    POLICE WENT TO GET 3 THIEVES IN HOUSE
    182 3 rE POLICE set a trap for three men one December day. But they did not turn up so the police went to get them, a Singapore court was told yesterday. Mr. H. A. Forrer, Third District Court judge, sent the three, Yusuf
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      246 3 ROIEX" ff^m' Whether you are a CLKRK or a MANAGER you'll agree that ACCURATE timekeeping is M^Mk. a necessity for the successful man. The /}OW\ Rojex range of wrist-watches caters for ALL J^T pockets, but whether YOl'R Rolex is an Bfi\ I expensive or inexpensive model it always hm\ v
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    The miracles of St. Francis, Apostle of the East
    1023 4  -  J.W. GOODWIN BY CAITHFU* tittMMO W»d heard the jackals squabbling at night an*. **d the tlmkinf figures in the chill wet mists d wring *we dreary woki me two of them had waited on that miffl! n island off Canton. When
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    The Countryman's Journal
    559 4 THE DEPRESSION OF THE SEASON AS far as the Tuan Is concerned Christmas Day is no different from any other; his mode of life does not change. Although he went into retreat during that season his attempts to mortify himself were frustrated by well-mean-ing but misguided friends
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    Between You and Me
    622 4  -  BILLY BUDD By PETER Hennessy, himself a glorious spectacle in a vast, flaming red beard, has done Malaya proud with his location shots for "The Planter's Wife." This cameraman created a sensation wherever he went in this country For once, people were more Interested in the
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    Gaoled by Chinese Reds: A nun tells a grim story
    902 5 This is the first of two articles by Sister Marie Marcelline telling of the arrest of priests and nuns by the Chinese Reds late last year and of their subsequent imprisonment for four months. Here she tells for the first
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    He invited the Queen to dinner
    782 5  -  GEOFF JEFFREYS THE INCREDIBLE DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jnr By LONDON. ALL filmdom Is talking about the incredible Douglas Fairbanks, Jnr. Never before has a movie actor invited the Queen of England to dinner or deftly seated her afterwards on his drawingroom floor. Yet that is
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    The men who will clothe the Queen
    1161 6 SECRETS OF THE FAMOUS DRESS DESIGNERS HELEN CATHCART tells the inside story ot the planners ot fashion who are designing the Queen's Coronation clothes AN innkeeper's son and an one-time errand boy from Hans Andersen Land, a man who designs hats but cannot
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    SOME DELICIOUS ECC DISHES
    344 6 EGOS are packed with proteins and vitamins They can safely be used as the main course of a meal Here are some suggesians EGGS BAKED WITH CHEESE ("■or a HUO e_ea and fry It In batter mats brown AM aa ennee of ■rsaiir—ha, a Uttte grated
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    She has freckles
    681 6 MY 18-year-old daughter has a dry and colourless complexion which worries me She has pKnples and freckles, and has consulted several doctors without success. Can you recommend a suitable cream to soften the skin and suggest a powder to help solve ;he proble.B? "AMBEK" Kuala Lumpur. The
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    MALAYA'S TEST TUBE TEC HAS SAVED MANY FROM CALLOWS
    648 7 A.C. Brooks retires after 29 years' research work BLOODSTAINS, handwriting, analysis of human hair, paint from cars, nail scrapings, dust, stomach contents these are some of the stock in trade of Mr. A. C. Brooks, Malaya's Director of Chemistry. Mr. Brooks,
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    70 7 awaawaw) awawaa awalawawk awa* M awawat awf a- 1 wnHan wOTawaw^g >W IVBi wvwJw>asewaa m »i in W«, ifc. Nm Mr. P. lae-apfc. Latwaw mart tm aW WjNt Oapirt■t«t. is tmmm tafcag away tw« vpflAs SB* MMva^a a BMrc-4Mae W«n 60 *mt Maw saa level. mtx imHiii <*«■ ISO ieet.
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    Big literacy drive
    82 7 PENDING, Sat. rnHE Penang Adult Education X Association plans to organise 200 new classes In 1953 and set up new branches throughout the Settlement to make Coronation Year the best year ever In Malaya's literary drive. The new school year will begin or. January 12. Fees will
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    Mr. Mclntyre, O.B.E.
    21 7 Mr. L.K. Mclntyrc, Australian Commissioner in Malaya, was awarded the 0.8. E. In the New Year's honours list.
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    Scholarship to U.S.
    103 7 A SIX months' training scholarship In Amer.ca is being ofTered to a Malayan school teacher by th e United States Government Applicants for this grai.t must be qualified teachers with at least three years' full time teaching experience Preference will be given to a person between 25
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    "OPERATION .SERVICE' FIN NEGRI
    114 7 r SEREMBAN. Sat. ■tfBGSI RFMTgTAy "Operaon Ssrviw" policemen :nd ajnak) hi the darkt keion£hc v- a Ca;ne.v hi %jeotmmm vnics had been lost in Uke Jungle Helped the manager ofi miTigfc-frug ffgtitr. Pahang. whose- ear had broken downi ttan They taok him to a military caam
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    Daughter of artist weds
    45 7 Mr Yankee Leong. the Malayan artist, entertained friends and relatives at a reception at the Century Hot*] 6eremban after the wedding of his eldest daughter. Miss Theresa Van Yok Lan. and Mr Chee Ah Kin. at the Church of the Visitation
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    The missing $1,000 currency notes
    317 7 ABOUT 15 months after two $1,000 currency notes had been reported lost to the Singapore police a moneylender, M. R. M. Ramaumy Chettiar. called at a local Indian bank to deposit a (1,000 note one of tSe two that were m issing. The police were
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    Even the producer laughed...
    355 7  - Even the producer laughed... THE STROLLER By JUDGING by the laughter at w rehearsals, Singapore is assured of a hilarious time at the Victoria Memorial Theatre when the Stage Club presents "See How They Run" on January 29, 30 and 31. Even the producer, Wilfrid Preston, is reduced to laughter
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    Rural Board services
    57 7 BUTTER WORTH. Sat. Rural board services are to be extended In 1053 to new villages throughout Province Wellesley. At a meeting held In Butterworth recently the Province Rural Board confirmed a decision of the general purposes committee requesting the district officers cf Butterworth. Bukit Mertajam. and Nlbong
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    100th anniversary
    35 7 100 th anniversary Mr. H. Sarlle. branch manager of the Netherlands Llnyd, Ltd.. and Mrs. Sarlle gave a pahit musical? at the Capitol Restaurant, Singapore, yesterday on the occasion of the company's 100 th anniversary.
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    Director back
    26 7 Mr. R. 8.8 Oonnell. director and manager of Lyall and Evatt. stockbrokers, returned to Singapore yesterday on the Denbighshire after long leave in Europe.
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      123 7 —WONDER WHEELS N? 6 Hercules cycles Triumphed in these M Sfe****"' -7" V* The breaking of Records is ''B^-H' \w4rhJ§k mH which a bicycle can be put. wJSBySJ I cyclists broke 20 officially These successes prove that M^jmNjfij liable bicycle ever built. «SK3PMafe^lts^//^ >c^&nMnfy'' SOLD BY ALL LEADING 'DEALERS THS
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE. JAN. 4. 1953 Britain and Singapore
    580 8 THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE. JAN. 4. 1953 Britain and Singapore MR. Philip Williams is not a man of importance and what he sa^s and does is of little consequence. Nevertheless, his offensive rerrfarks in the Singapore City Council last week rightly aroused the wrath of many Singaporeans. Asian and European.
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    'Fighting Suffolks' of Malaya are going home
    890 8 THE V WILL PATROL UNTIL THE LAST HOUR OF DUTY... t/Hs.****-. 3 THE Ist. Battalion the Suffolk Regiiment the Fighting Suffolks of Mal»ya" are going home to Britain this week. Because of their outstanding record (they have eliminated nearly 200 Communist terrorists), they
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      Muslim law
      253 8 lAOREE with Mr. K S Mohametf Ismail <>f Penane that accord ng to tho Islam.c law o n divorce one* the couole tet divorced they can. after a ce-tain Derlod. remirrv. If they rannot live together ax husband and wife, the* can d'vorre a»T»ln. for the second time."
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      Schools closed
      123 8 DARENTS of about 80 child- ren of school -tolng ar in Batu Gajah. who had th ir children reels t red. were dismayed when they rerelTeri la«t we-k from the Heartmaster letters of reirret at hJ.s inabllitv to admit their children for the 1953 Priraar/ classes. It was
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      Mr. Williams
      91 8 THE more my lonjt-aervic*>--I in-Malaya brother officers and myself read about the doings of Mr. Philip Williams in the City Council the less we think of the electorate for putting him there. Thl* latest piece of outrageous slander regarding the recent gift to Britain Is. we think, the
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      The I.M.P.
      332 8 T^HE process of developing a common outlook anon; the Malayan people can never be simplified by the alliance of two or three communal organisations. Mr. Vl:\n Nandy seems to hop* that by the combination of the three Communal organisations an organisation like that of the IMP would be
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      The band
      71 8 I AM told that, before the war, the Band gave concerts in the Botanic Oardens, commencing at 8 o'clock during high moon. So that larger numbers might have the privilege of enjoying the Band, cannot consideration be given to resuming these pre-war concerts? Report has It that they
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      138 8 THE STORY OF THE H-BOMB No. 11 II Kt»o«rce» ore Russia's biggest w«oka*ss. TW U. S. eon mine «iP^ajtPiWPTi^ !s^ !^<r J "^''l Tfcot Rastia can I|J ,he h»o nchest Mramvm depowtf in th* wo«W— the Btlgton SiK^^^^^^fLX moke on H bomb nII >O^ Congo and Cowodo'i Great Bear Lake
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    1,000 ships were searched but1
    254 9 1,000 ships were searched but 1 NAVYS KEEN PATROLS KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. T"HE Royal Navy last year searched more than one thousand vessels off the Malayan coasts, but never once found any signs of smuggling of arms or ammunition. This was -evealed by General Sir Rob Lockhart, Deputy Director of
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    STRENGTHEN MALAYAS TIES WITH BURMA
    145 9 STRENGTHEN MALAYAS TIES WITH BURMA strrnJcmHK^e Ue» existV nit Kith Maama. &ar» ln< Burmur ('WMaaafaw^MnxaK*we, I aVi Tkaaaaw rt*- rial aaaicswaMßesßce Vboimm ■ary awnf U the Sua3a> usjv Bast «W tokatf* and Malaya have a aaf aartarj af aaciaL cawtaral an 4 caaawcial rrlatilßi a-aal aa tsW awaY MnKaU t
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    Walkers are wonted
    70 9 Walkers are wonted Magapore s^ Traffic Police are ml l int^ni men who were walking vS Lav Kon Seng, ,a 31-ycBT-okl shopkeeper, when he was knockec down Dy a ear at the Junction of Upper Sfrangoon and Flo«er Boaclf at 8 pjE. Os Dec 77 Lav died in hospital 10
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    PC fined
    33 9 KOTA TINGGL Sat. A police constable. Mahmood ■aaaTlr Mn SkahßaOQU' Aaaata, was flned STB or ate weeks' gaol for —litting a Home Guard. W«Dg Mag Choo. while they were on duty.
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    HE TOOK RODS FOR BICYCLES
    101 9 LEONO KEE HANG, an odd job labourer, told Mr. E. H. D'Netto in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday that he picked up 13 rods of iron from a building site to make push bicycles for childn i. Leone was charged wilh the rheft of
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    COLD XMAS
    59 9 Malayan Scouts attending the Pan -Pacific Jamboree In Australia had their Christmas dinner 10,000 feet up In the air during a flight from Fre mantle to Sydney. The scouts reached Fremantle from Singapore on Christmas Eve by the Charon. They were greeted on arrival by Mr A. C.
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    New air line to Manila
    44 9 A new air flight linking Singapore. Saigon and Manila will be Inaugurated on Wednesday when Pan-American Airways begins a Skymaster service. Planes. egulpped with sleeperettes, will leave Singapore everr Wednesday at 030 am Th ey will carry 30 pa«-
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    DEATH
    40 9 OUG TOB CHWEE (HDBBTI. pmn arc Mr am! Mr* Oi« na Kcsg (waaed wnf paMh% pSMBta, bralSMr CSmbc Ytuk. rMdflyi aMer-m-lM nafcw, mSL pjd today <Sue am*** ML ■tier Valley ftoad for the 9mb Ong futrtM. ground Deeply aMamd.
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    No permit for shoes: $500
    41 9 Osnum Adamy. managing director of Empire Trading Company was yesterday fined ISM In the Singapore Third District Court for exporting 1.000 pairs of shoes without a permit He was allowed tail tomorrow tc pay his fine.
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    THE STEALER OF BIRD CAGES
    132 9 A MAN WHO got the bird" was sentenced to four months rigorous imprisonment in the Singapore Third Oirr.inal District Court yesterday. He was Aboo bin Haji All of Lim Teck 800 Road who stole three bird cages, each containing a "merbok" (dor«), valued at $200
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    Teachers to meet
    29 9 The *j»g*m** branch of the Johore Indian School Teachers' Union, will hold its general meeting on Jan. 10 at 10.30 a.m. at the LCA. School Hall.
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    HE HAS PLAN TO SAVE ASIANS
    250 9 Process to improve rice AN AMERICAN who believes Hut hit method of processmg rice can save Asia's people is in Singapore to-day Mr. M. Yonan-Malek, In- I ventor of the "maleklzed rice processing," at a Press conference yesterday said: "With my process, rice retains
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      411 9 Make Barley Water at home *MjM this easy way j|p| %£j M V*i.^C~c-2^r Mix Robinson's 'Patent' M. Barley to a thin, smooth paste in cold water. 1 kt^^^^^^^^^^J Stir P o into hot water &??^fess!sS?T?s3!v!\^ O an(^ b°M f or one ">' lute XvlyXJv/.v-.-X vXlXv.v'.tXvXv^;! only. Sweeten and Jluvuur to
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      91 9 The weather UtATHER statistics throughout Malaya >esterday were: tUaaaaaas t—prntf: '7 JO pjn. 00 Jan. 2 to 7.30 ijb. on Jan. 3; Spore <75 degrees) Penang <75> Kota Bahru '70 1 Kuala Lumpur (74) Ipoh (71 1. Kuantan <70 Maximum temperature (7JO ajn. to 7JO pjn. on Jan. Si; Spore
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    your picture page.
    133 10 your picture page THE Sunday Times is awarding $15 for rite best picture of the week, with $5 prises for runners up. This week's first prise goes to Sunny Ciam, c/o Rates Division, Treasurer's Department, Singapore City Hall, for his unusual picture, left, "Bamboo Saucers." He used m Ikoflex camera.
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    GOOD RESOLUTIONS
    777 10  -  Raymond Thomas PHOTOGRAPHY FROM SCRATCH 44 By WITH Christmas past and the prospect of a bright New Year before us, once again the time has come to make our good resolutions. The care and maintenance of photographic equipment ought to be a continuous process throughout the year, most
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    'Planter's wife'—hardly authentic hut crammed with action
    1043 11  - 'Planter's wife'— hardly authentic hut crammed with action BEHACUE Picture Parade... HERE S A HLM YOU CAN'T HELP CRITICISING— by '♦pHE PLANTER'S WIFE" is coining tc Singapore at last. There are a hundred things one can criticise in this "inside story" oi life on a Malayan rubber estate, but when
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    Spot the Star
    121 11 I"Ht itte oo tfa* kack of Ihla paetaro ta IMI and lais yoaag MsMjiwoad alar la onjoyliw a McemfaJ viatt U Bngland. Slnre lh«-n hr ha* grown a muustache asMl b -ronif fsmsoa. Can yoa tpmi tkc asar? Send yow aaavara U **Spot The Star" Buslay Tills,
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      353 12 4aliri fin mi iif A RECENT "quip" from US Secretary of State Dean asßß*ea«Bi Bsssaaaaßao tawt oe 11 be lookioK tor a job next January. when Mr Eisenhower's cabinet is coming into power. He said that his present one is •Bprofitabie enough and ceraT 2^^D\ I^^ tain.v a thankless ona
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      1158 12 jtsvs VjßSllil^^B^ 1 j^\ mar 1 m \m aaa BaHBiM TA2ZAN PCiJMP IPENE WEO3, SUT ONLY APTEft WE //ffiJWSlwO «X\ taV A. Vs. 1/ v^*M eecAMe a CAPnve in tub ape s' city. tmsre, the y/w mMJT /^X\ \^K\\ \Jm m \AmEB9s&SBmZ &\ZL GAVE A TKEMBLIN& ACCOUNT OP A THINS
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      597 12 THIS urcctf FAR VAIT Uood for anr'thing that concerns W»B* rWK XVU the famllj a, frle ndships. FOR TODAT A good de.| could ing hour, propitious for enter- h TO A¥ H AB K ,V' SE: be aceompUsbcdl la early hoars of Ulning .nd for social life. FOB MWnJ l
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    SITTING on the FENCE
    946 13  -  NAT GUBBINS By TJE Toy Town scene from your Uncle Nat's annual Christmas pantomime last week. Time: Christinas Eve. As the curtain goes up on a stage filled with rocking horses, teady bears, trains, dolls, and other conventional toyf. a distressed Father Chmtmas is reading a
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    Those 'give way' fiends in Malaya
    416 13 MOTORING, BY MANNING BLACKWOOD MALAYAN motorist* are. psychologically. quite baffling Often. I have remarked on thr strange phenomenon of their iosUnt and often exasperating obedience to one, and only one, of the many simple rules of Kood driving. I refer -to their al-nost fanatical
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    U.K. SOCCER RESULTS
    298 13 LONDON. Sat. LrAGI'E 1)1V. I Aston VIIU .1 lierhv Rollon 4 BUckpool Buinlrv B umwieh Manchester I. I Maw li ester C. 1 Portsmouth 2 hclvra i Preston I Middlesbrough t I Shi .irld W. 2 Cai-diR Slokr 3 Liverpool 1 Sundr land 3 Arsrn.il 1 Tottenham
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    Perak women gain 3-0 win in Negri
    60 13 SEREMBAN. Sat. pERAK Women today defeated Negri Sembilan Women by three goals to nil at hockey on the Seremban padung. Perak took a one-nil lead throupii diminutive rlght-irudde Poh Sim MM scored in the tetith minute. Two more goals through Poh Sim and
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      195 13 POPULAR CROSSWORD ACROSS DOWN I 1 Small hoWing (Si; 6. Agreeable 1. Vexed (5): 2. Curiously (5): Si: 10. Mldrlfl i»i; 11. Bid (Si; 13 3 Land tenure (4); 4. tailor (3); Vie* m-iih wicked Joy (S): 15 One* 5 Fragment (s>; 6. 81nJc (3); 7. 1 pn-sunal Interest (4):
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    TRAPPED BY A MONSTER IN A CAVERN
    1587 14  -  BENC SWEE XING OF TH£ STRAITS—THE 16th THRILLING INSTALMENT By Enough to make a dog laugh |UNIO« Rohjnna |ubir has sent in this amusing picture of her kiMcn feeding babystyle out of a bottle of orange juice. The picture was in the form
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    I couldn't strike a light...
    570 14  -  Bernard Wlcksteed 50 STRUCK A BARGAIN By KOREA. Sat. IF you nave got enough 1 influence In the Army today, that is to say If you are on drinking terms witn the quarter-master-sergeant, you can sometimes get hold of a contrivance called the paraffin pressure
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      156 14 and uytwiSAyah. cufroMJfoiA ajlf TTfs f Singapore $2.10 per tin. p deration $2.30 per tin. Manufactured K LONDON by ARDATH TOBACCO '"0., LTD. 4 Miftcle, of modem science/ THE INK THAT ..^^S > CLEANS AND PROTECTS YOUR *V PEN AS IT WRITES! \J^^ mm \^j Me only ink with <<*tf
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    S'gor rout Pahang 9-1
    155 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. DAHANO proved no match for Seiaafor at hockey when they met today on the padang. going down 9-0. When they met at Seremban earlier in the season. Pahang held Selangor to a 2-0 margin but today's Selangor team was much stronger. Selangor scored
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    Watson's tries the highlight
    180 15 pLAYING Intelligent rigger apuinst Royal Army Ordnance Corps, a 13-man G.H.Q slie scor- ed an easy 12 points ilhree tries. penally goalj to nothing victory a' S>. Georges Road vest -rd iy. Redeeming feature in thl« 40 minutea nißßlnx of oifQ i mint three' Watsoa. ho
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    SELANGOR ALL BLUES IN FINAL
    542 15 Score 28-0 win over Negri SEREMBAN, Saturday. QIVING a fine all-round performance, Selangor All Blues today qualified for the All Blues rugger Cup final by inflicting on Negri Sembilan All Blues their biggest defeat since the series began. Selangor scored 28 points (two goals, penalty,
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    Mel Brown off today
    93 15 Vf EL BROWN, the coloured American light-heavy-weight boxer who beat Islmeli Radrodro on points over 10 rounds at the Happy World arena on Boxing Day, will leave Singapore by BOAC Comet for London this morning. Brown injured his left hand during: bis fight with Kadrodro and
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    PAX YONG FOR FINAL
    47 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. SELANGOR All Blurs player Lee Pak Yon? has been chosen to play right centrethree for Srlangor in the H.M.S. Malaya ***** final against Singapore Civilians here on Jan. 10. This completes the Selingor XV which was chosen after yesterday's trial.
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    Signals (Malaya) beat S pore by nine-nil
    262 15 K Sits Malaya 9 poinU. K. Sirs. Singapore 8. DOYAL Signal* Malaya beat Royal Signals Singapore by 9 points (three tries 1 to nil yesterday In an Inter-command rugger match at Tanglln. Malaya, with a heavier pack, got the better of Singapore In
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    Hassett slow to century
    162 15 MELBOURNE. Sat. SPHERE may be a sporting finish to the Victoria-South Australia Sheffield Shield match here following a recovery by the home side today. In their second innings Victoria reached 362 when stumps were drawn leaving South Australia to score 311 If they are to win.
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    SELETAR TROUNCE UNICORN BY 17-0
    62 15 D. A. P. Seletar Ist- XV trounced xv W M.S. Unicorn by 17 points lone goal and four tries) to ni; In a friendly rugger match played at Seletar yesterday. RefulU of other rugby matches played yesterday were: RAP. Changi beat Naval Base by eight
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    Parker penalties beat the Army
    427 15  -  SECOND ROW By SCC tt; Army 5 IT was Parker who saved the Singapore Cricket Club 1 once again when the club just scraped home by two penalty goals to one penalty goal against the Army on the padang yesterday. Th c club side Just
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    Kedah Malays succeed after seven attempts
    232 15 ALOR STAR, Saturday. ITFDAH MALAYS became Sultans Gold Cup soccer champions when they beat Perak Malays 4 l in the final of the inter-state competition for Malays at Alor Star this evening. Kejlah thus won the cup after seven years of fruitless competition. A
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    PERAK MALAYS TEAM FOR K.L.
    86 16 IPOH, Stt The Perak Malays badminton team to travel to Kuala Lumpur on Jan. 10 and 11 to play against Selangor Malays Is: MEN: K. H. Mujtd. M. A. Hassan, M A. Noordin, Tajul Amar, Yunan, Ismail Zulklfll. M. Y. Z. Zalnuddln, M. S. Zambll.
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    31 16 IPOH, Sat.— Mr. N. Joginder Singh of the Klnta Town Board has been appointed the Perak Hockey Association's honorary secretary following the resignation of Mr. Tan Peng Slew.
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    MUBARAK TAKES C-G CUP
    2547 16  -  EPSOM JEEP By Malayan 1 1/4 mile record was twice broken DIG-RACE specialist Colin Tulioh capped a record-breaking season when he landed Salamat Stable's Mubarak a neck winner from Broadside (Billy Bagby) after a great last-furlong duel in the CommissionerGeneral's Cup over 1 miles at Penang
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    Craig's 213 gives NSW big lead
    158 16 SYDNEY, Sat. COUTH Africa's cricketers must pass their first Innings total if they are to save an Innings defeat here from New South Wales. In reply to the South African score of 196. the state today carried their first Innings total to 41ft for
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    139 16 MKLBOORm:. Sat. JOHN LANDY ol Melbourne University ran mother remaxkfcbia mile mt th« Olympic Park toeUy, covering the distance In tain. 2 4/5 sec on a breeae-an^pt. brick -dust track. He ran It on tba aame track a fortnight ago In 4mtn. \/Stm. All four
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