Singapore Standard, 20 December 1951

Microfilm: NL2292
Total Pages: 36
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    18 1 Singapore Standard •2fc vH*] X klkjljkl• j_ NO. 172. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1951. 36 PAGES FIFTEEN CENT!
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    Allid Hq. Confirms Dean Alive
    65 1 Allid Hq. Confirms Dean Alive m 19. (UP).— im F, Dean 9 I ->ional m :r ior his days of m r is MMm M -s by the s \!1 cd lleadM m J o?Vu ially Dean I No f led the *t Amerim Korea United iver to egotiatofi ar.d
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    Cheaper Sugar
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    Woman Stabbed
    11 1 \n 18- Tan stabbed night, tnseil up I PoUceSU
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    Tin Outlook Good-Simms
    27 1 mm StUd ?l v inaccurat^ Statements m q u^ to nrobable unemployrelatiqn to P l ?J a^ lw tne absence TH trlct produc tion."
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    LESS BACON
    15 1 BWTADrSJOO* Ministry y«; terday ordered «X» bKon three ouuce,. Jffectiv* December 3J.: A.P.
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    TYTTELTON LEAVES FOR UK.
    611 1 Action 1 aken On hix-romt Plan, ays Minister Standard Staff Reporter ACTION on some ol the main aspects m the six-point plan lor tackling the Emergency m the Federation is dread; bring taken, declared Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, British Secretary of Stale for the Colonies, yesterday. Mr.
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    King's House Staff Arrested
    204 1 King 's House Staff Arrested 1 Chinese, Associates Suspected MS I\€QS Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Federal police headquarters announced today that a Chinese member of the staff of Kind's House. Kuala Lumpur, and some of his associates, who are suspected to be members of the Communist Party, have
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    Auction, Donations Boost Toy Fund To Near $7,000
    894 1 THE auction of a S4O doll L at the Capitol Theatre last night for S4OO jacked up The Standard Toy Fund close to the $7,000-mark. The doll auctioned by the world famous magician, Sorcar now appearing m the Capitol Theatre was bought
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    'Soviet Actions Led To ME Defence'
    225 1 WASHINGTON, Dec. I** (Reuter). The United ♦Mates today told Russia that the need of a Middle Fast defence command has risen "from the concern over present tensions m the world situation which have been created l» the Soviet Union's aggressive actions/ She did "so
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    Bandits Fire On Wedding Feast, 4 Hurt
    78 1 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Wed. An unknown number of bandits opened nre at a gathering of wedding guests tonight m Lintang Road. Sungej Siput while a dinner was going on injuring four people,, including two women The dinner was held '>v ltu lawn
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    61 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON Dec 19. The following are the closing price, ol rubber and tin on the London Market today:- LONDON RUBBER 41 d. Feb' Apr/June JJ*JMorkef:— Dull. LONDON TIN Spot: £922 10$. per ton buyers, £927 10$. sellers. Three months: £915 buyers, £920 sellers.
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    Oil- Russ'a Is Not Interested
    66 1 TEHERAN, D ■<■ 19 IRe itei Soviet Russia has shown no interest m buying oil from Pei sia Hussain Fatemi. ex-Deputy Prime Minister told Reuter here today. Poland and Czech (Slovakia each promised to 'ouy ."jijo.ooo tons of refined and crude oil, he aflded. Hussain
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    Marchioness Dies
    19 1 THK MARCHIONESS of Londonderry, 4"), died m LoQdotl yesterday affer ;j" illness of several weeks A. P.
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    Reds Charge Allies Bungled In Exchange
    201 1 TOKYO, Dec. 19, (UP)-Soar-ing hopes that an actual ex^ chance of prisoners might follow «n the heel of a Chinese release It the names of Allied prisoners war sagged again today when Communist source* charged the hnitS Nations bad bungled {he r side of
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    MacD's Stay To Be Decided In London
    217 1 Standard Mart Reporter THE Ol ESTION uliHhri Mr. M..1.<»1.n Marhonala will continue as Kiiii-li Conimiinioiicf For !iontli I i-i Asia aflrr liis prcsenl ti-rin of «>Hi< rvptrn ii< 1 > I will be drriilrrl m I omloii. leadei s, o- >; i n
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    Farewell To Edwards
    24 1 KW >UT 200 RU( Gem i it a i honoui ol I C. 1 at the Capil B and Mr* G
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      11 1 SHELI MOTOR OIC %7 X"" Distinctive J^ c r.'; Green Bottle
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    OUTLAW STREET URCHINS, GOVT. URGED
    243 2 Educate Them, Says SCBA AN APPEAL to the Singapore Government to take immediate steps to prohibit all children of *i\ yean and above from loitering m the streets, uml to provide then with compulsory primary education, wa- made yesterday at the Straits Chinese British Association's
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    WELL WATER TOWGAY IS SUPERIOR
    243 2 THE SUPERIOR quality ot towsjay (bean sprouts) thrown m well water m comparison with those eultixattd m tap water has now been well established, according to the reports of four impartial judges who were appointed to give t.ieir observations m writins on an experimental growing
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    Theft Charge
    56 2 INDIAN m man Santa. is eh irged m :::e Singapore f Po cc Coozi yesterday stea a io\d ch.i:'\ and a ka n batejc, all w ->r:!i <f "> be tn^in^ to Animngani at Joo Chial P i ->::ce Barracks on Sepl 2T3 claimed *n:'> 1 and araa
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    Be Civic-Minded Chinese Told
    131 2 Be CivicMinded Chinese Told THE "lack of civic mindedness" m ng the Straits Chinese m the Colony iras attacked by Mr G H Kiat a: the annual meeting >: the Singapore Chinese British I Association j esterday. Unless we are more civic minded we wil] be left far behind m
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    Assurance By LvHeltcn
    76 2 Assurance By LvHeltcn THE SECRETARY State for' the C mies bis given the assur- 1 th the British Govern- i I is aware the loyalty that has al rays been giver, by the str< Chinese m Singapore, Mr T \v. Ong, President oi the S.C.B-A told members yesterday. He also
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    Three Men Face Mischief Charge
    66 2 Three Men Face Mischief Charge THREE CHINESE. Lim Kirn Si ing. Linn Kirn Chew, and Kofa Jiik Thuan. were jointlj charged m the Singapore Fouiih Police Court yesterday with committing mischief by rausinc damage to the amount of $200 at 'he canteen at Hume Industries. B.ikit Timah Ro.nd on Xov.
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    31 2 photo. THREE DIVERS (above) who took oil" from the three diving boards at Xuffield Swimming Pool yesterday were among the first to use th.c pool when it wa« o^ned yesterday. Standard
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    Big Send-off For Law Student
    46 2 VEE MENG «on of Mr. Run Run Shaw. Malayan film magnate, and Mrs. Shaw, had a big send-off yesterday when he left Singapore by air for London to continue his studies. He intend? taking up law. at Oxford University later. photo.
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    67 2 WHEN the Secretary of State for the Colonies. Mr. Oliver Lyttelton. visited Hongkong: last week he was entertained to a cocktail party on the lawn of the Government House. Among the 500 guests present to welcome him was Mr. Aw Boon Haw, Governin? Director of the SingaStandard and the Sin
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    Nuffield Pool Is Opened
    282 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE GEiVI of all Service pools iii Singapore the $260,000 Nuffield Swimming Pool was opened yesterday by Major-Gene-ral A. G. O'Carroll Scott, G.O.C. Singapore Base L)i strict. Immediately after the pool was declared open, the Manager and Supervisor, Mr. Crowley, broke out the
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    'Flood' Of X'mas Cables Increasing
    207 2 Standard Staff Reporter CHRISTMAS cable greetings to and from Singapore have already begun to flow m ana out at such a rapid rate that j the Cable and Wireless Limited have marshalled all their re- j sources to meet the call on their services. Mr.
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    23 People Become British Subjects
    221 2 Standard Woman Reporter IN A BRIEF, hut warm speech of greeting, the Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. L. Blythe, welcomed 20 Chinese men, two Chinese women and one Hungarian into the "British family** of subjects m Singapore yesterday morning, at Victoria Memorial Hall. The ceremony of
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    Recruiting Begins Early Next Year
    247 2 Civil Defence Corps Standard Staff Reporter A RECRUITING campaign for the Civil Defence Corps m Singapore will be launched as soon as details and conditions of service for volunteers are published, following their approval by the Legislative Council on Revealing this yesterday, the Acting Civil
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    Chinese Told To Join Up
    57 2 Tilt: TERMS offered by [Government for the Civil Defence Corps are '"definitely [better* 1 than those before the war, Mr. Snh Ghee Soon sa d yesterday at the annual genera! meeting of the Singapore Chinese British Association. He stressed that it was the duty of
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    Army Drivers Stole Petrol
    76 2 Army Drivers Stole Petrol TWO ARMY drivers, a 8.0. R. and a M.0.R.. were sentenced at a Court Martial held at Bulicr Camp yesterday to various terms of impEfeonmenf f<>r stealing petrol m Majeedee Barracks. Johore Bahru They were Driver Kenneth Allan Davies. who was sentenced to six months detention
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    Camera Club Exhibition
    59 2 PHOTOGRAPHIC prints entered lor the Sin-npore Camera Club's second quarterly competition, will be put up for exhibition at the British Council Hall on Dec. 23 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Also to be included m the display will be some pictures loaned to the Club by
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    First Public Appearance
    108 2 Mrs. C T. Wan*, wife of the former Chinese Ambassador to Washington. About Isi people uere present among whom were Dr. G. V. Allen. Vice Chan ce'lor of the University of Malaya. Mr. Loke Wan Tho, Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Pa^lar and Mr. and Mrs. Lien
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    Govt To Try It IN 2 School
    14 2 Govt To Try It IN 2 School \2-SiSSION Hrn i TV- I t >*/1
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    Indian Caste To Form Central Body
    27 2 Indian Caste To Form Central Body ft.m, a: Gpj Rej I tended by 4 Iraiia B Sin( md 1 <-M is 1 B n. i B ttiisa
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      12 2 /6 COLLYER QUAY S/NGAPORE DAILY FKOM M, AM. UMTL F.H. SATOHOAIf P.M.
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      87 2 I X'MAS SHOPPING HOURS F«r //i*' convenience <;1 \<>;i r Shopping Uf /a, iOPEN o\ Saturday ?Jnd Dec. IH.II hc;m 4 m m Sundax ..Mrd l>rc. 1951 from H a m !<• M«»nd.i> LMih I>«k\ I^sl n...n I pi CLOSED <»n V*\ 1 uesday 25th I)k (1 iHMBNtftS ",'tith I>ec.
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      68 2 K&&iSS£Slfmß: WITHAWAfiOIsi-iriAn i^SriMDc I SS':I^ ERE CHW? CAN J y EH,I f/^ N YES, I KNOW, BUT 1 fGENERAL \OkA^, 7AL LVWtmPp*Wmi OFDOUsS?^TIF^AT)SOMNAWr I S^SS^ST.^ Z° /SU^E- FSAOFKY,^ THAT »S WHERE SOANSOCUSI AN GREEN Ji. Iliilfc iJlp* ISVWAT^rLLTAKETO^ /^lnFni?rl.« I SI?SS!!i9F OF IFOOZY, ARE AWE GOT T0G0... SEES NO* I
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    2 Leading IMP Members Quit
    216 4 2 Leading IMP Members Quit 'Heading For Split* KUALA U MPI R, W«A Two leading members i,i Data On«*a lißd«pciideace ot Malaya Parly have riu n arc belie Mohd. So^ee, die Party's perrelar} and a menber ol ii- organising committee, and Mr. V, J. Somasundram, presideiil «»l iti«- Selangojr Resional
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    Gurney Fund: C'tte Formed
    139 4 ki \i v iniriK. Wed.— The Federation (iovernmrnt has v i up a comniitlee to lake Ike preliminary >:t*pN Mccssan tor a body which A\ organise the tolltH lion si money for a. memorial fund to Sir Henry (iurntv and control expenditure from Ike fund on
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    Teachers' Union
    88 4 Teachers Union JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Over 100* Chinese teachers and representatives ol Chinese schools m Joh re met to form the Johore Chinese Teachers" Union at the Foon Yew Chinese School, J'hore Bahru, yesterday. Dal j w Qg Shee Fun presiding said that there were over 30.000 Chinese children m
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    £21,431 PROFIT
    36 4 MERf Tin Ltd has made a record profit oi £21.431 daring i yea the cb drman, Mr. GA. W i disclosed a* the annual general meeting oi the co:tipany :;e:d m L ad >n
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    Cheating Charge
    68 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Before Che Ismail, the Circuit Magistrate, Bentong, J.T. Jones. former manager of Kapak Tin DrecUin.q C >.. Ltd.. Karak. Pahang, was charged with cheating Sang Cheong and Co., Ltd Bentong o! $5,000 on Oct. 30 last by issuing a cheque which w\.s late: dishonoured. Mr.
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    ACQUITTED
    65 4 JOFIORE BAIIRU. Wed.— Teo Suay Hoo and Tea Seng Huat. two passengers m a car which was found with 25i lbs of chandu at Tampoi village un November 5, wer c acquitted by the President of the Sessions Court. Inche Taib bin Abdak The owner-driver of the car. Ong
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    DatoConveneslMP Meet In Malacca
    176 4 Standard Staff Correspondent M\l < A. Wed. Sneaking at today's meeting convened by him to form the Malacca branch of the Independence of Malaya Party, Dato Tan Chen:: Look said the principle of communal equality should prevail insofar Wi\* has come forward to support that principle.
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    Four Terrorists Killed In Johore
    180 4 Four Terrorists Killed In Johore Suspect Wounded And Captured Standard Stan Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Security* forces operating m the Federation killed four bandit*, wounded and captured a suspect and wounded another bandit. The bandits were killed m Johore. The suspect was wounded and captur.d m an ambush m Grik,
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    97 4 photo. A cool and delightful place for aj evening out is provided by the South Seas Hotel Roof Garden where guests can dine and dance m comfort, 70 feet above the ground level. Good music is supplied by the Ricardo Tupaz Hawaiian Band which plays every night there. Also entertaining
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    Judge Wants Thief Deported
    134 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— An Indonesian taxi-driver. Haron bin Abdul Rahman. who was found guilty of stealing $40 from a woman, was sentenced to 18 months r.i. by the President of the Sessions Court. Mr. J. G. Adams. The president In passing sentence remarked it was better
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    PMU Congress At K. Lumpur
    123 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The Emergency and the indepen- dence vi this country are among some of the items to be discussed at the Peninsular MaTays" Union Congress to be held here lon Dec 24 and 25. The president ol the Union, Inche Hashim Ghani. will
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    NO AGREEMENT REACHED
    78 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The experiment banning the parking of motor vehicles i i Batu Road South, carried out last month, resulted m reducing the number of road accidents from 33 m October to eight m November The Traffic Advisory Committee consider that ail parking
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    Johore Govt. Silent Over Heirs' Appeal
    174 4 Slan«lar<l Malay (lorrespoinlent JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— The Johore Government has been silent over an appeal written by the heirs of the former Sultan of Singapore who offered to sell their inherited piece of land at Kesang, Johore. This was revealed by Inche Ibrahim bin
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    More Co-op Society Members Resign
    216 4 Standard Etaff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Events m the squabble among the committee of the Kuala Lumpur Co-operative Housing Society,' Ltd. have moved fast m the last 48 hours, leading to the resignation of four more members Mr. Lee Keng Hng, the treasurer, Mr. G.
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    Court Hears Of Sequel To Riot
    308 4 Rl ALA LUMPTJR, Wed A sequel to a riot at the Lucky World Park, which resulted m a BOR beins wounded and his compatriot stunned by blows received, was recalled m the Magistrate's Court, today, when three members of the Royal Air Force (Malaya)
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    52 4 Mrs. Lucien Wang and her pupils who gave a concert of Piano music at the British Council Hull rceently m aid of the neve V.M.C.A. Swimming Pool Fund. From left (standing) Alwin Lee, Roberta Ho, Cheung Mun Chit, Irene Chia and Hellen Chia; (seated) Jennie Tan. Mrs. Lucien Wang and
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      21 4 the Sea-; j son Of A*sV«> J ond £^^m < The (^JW^ 5 :Cripp I c d Are 5? 5 Most Deserving^
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      29 4 j(7T^S f^?f^l<^OAu4*rpßO6RAM 1f you have to takel ff thanks for being .<)3 f sjji^/ rOL<S I&VOO I n THE CONSEQUENCES/ y SUCH A GOOD y<K STATION yuk^ll^ PORT/ T^^3n
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    YMCA PARTY
    25 5 THE Singapore YMCA yesterday held a small party for the number* children. Games were played. WMlttJ children were showa aa mdooi cartoon film.
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    Sorcar Amazes Doctors
    108 5 Sorcar Amazes Doctors A MAN FAWTEO when Sorcafs Ma S ic show. Audiences w^r* h^i^ i he n« n' for U»«nsetves bow doctors went on sta^e ?nd exannned the nun', SfLe i foie and after the operafiSa thl hi 1 !S5 don<? Claiming thai the tongue was ftrmlj flxS Sorcar
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    67 5 Nearly 150 children of all nationalities went to Kalian* Airport yesterday afternoon. to meet Santa Claus. who paid hi s first visit to Singapore m the city's history. He came m by a United States Air Force plane at 4 p.m., and here he is seen leading the children down
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    HE TOLD NURSE: I'LL KILL YOU
    235 5 A FOK.MER hospital attendant. I. F. V Sadagopal, was sentenced m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday t«> si\ weeks' rigorous inij>risoninent tor rritninallv intimidating a young nurse, Susan Tan, with death. Susan, who is attached to Hi' 1 General Hospital t«>!c! the Court
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    SANTA LANDS AT KALLANG
    454 5 SANTA LANDS A T KALLANG EX(:rTEMENT WAS terrißc yesterday afiern««,, at Kallang Airport, not ho much lwa H!M a VVry Important er«on was leaving Singapore as \hh»u^ one was coming m. Nearly 230 ekitdren from one to 10 or IT years of a^e gathered on the hal«>»ity overlooking the Held,
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    59 5 Standard picture by Miss Shirley Lim, who was voted the 'Best Girl' m Maudrene's School of Dancing. Shirley won two cups and a three-month scholarship m the school. She gave the scholarship away to another pupil. The presentation was made at a Christmas party held at the residence of Mr.
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    GIRL HURT IN ACCIDENT
    80 5 11-yrar-old Chinese girl. Bian Gurk Eng, was injured m this accident at the junction of Koek Road and Orchard Road around six yesterday morninr. Bian who was admitted into hospital with iniujries o« her j head was looking after a bread -a .ill when the accident
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    APPOINT LOCAL MAN DEPUTY H.C.
    255 5 Onn Suggested As Best Man By Councillor Standard Maff Pnrrc ipamduH High Uomwit^er wmdd 'metrm*. tW BppoißtmenU v top levd u!,il, .i,|, u > PtHroiac hon off the Mnnher Sy«te« >o,n, »f M wm^ t I;M already been dWr«tralt«ed wkim* \Uc mmtlm merit of aDeput,
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    Governor Appeals For Korea Fund
    178 5 THE GOVERNOR of Singapore, Sir Franklin Gimson, last night broadcast an appeal loi the public to support the! "Korea Fund", which will pro-; vide comforts for the troops lighting for United Nations "m I the cause of freedom and liberty". Sir Franklin said that En
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    Power Cuts
    207 5 »i »:^l N«»\^ h.t.i. i,. i... *tl<-il«llllK |<Mi i I \il> l|»lil. \.«|i.|l I A V\ >>MIN. l;.i<tn<tr.il 1C.,,| K.iln-J KtNUt. lurl.nil Hmmk, *.rnt£r"i itn |t|»f t i.»v- H| I'U.mli r Illlkltll >»l I'KkiTtui: >«i linn li i< riniiliii K.I < ir|»r-nl<r Ml uaaagh i;.i < > 1
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    Cheap Sugar Next Year
    86 5 Cheap Sugar Next Y ear AS FROM December 31, the retail [>: ice ol nigai uril r><reduced from \'.',2 cents i)»- kati (or 27 cents pet ration <>i 10 I mils) to !H.4 oeqts per kali '01 24 cents per- ration 9l IM 1! i: was officially >t;iit-d last night
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    British Study Gift For Nurses
    86 5 I j THE SI! 1 A PORE v \n\ ited applii i>nv mi.-, i.,; BThoTati i lining nui >.v from !l olonies m G i it R ii open nurses vitiii three years picperieru >'•.-.■ in i '..-i. lining 1 Bcholai ship v offei e4
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    CHILDREN CRIED: MOTHER IS DEAD
    333 5 *oi hi row THIRTY-SE VEN-yea r lid. Neo I Liang, tentatively charged wth the murder r »t hi* write, Oi!^ Keiig (31), was described i>\ ;he p secution a« "a busba id, who is we!! known In his v;i!;i^p ioi i never doing work *n^
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      Mr. MacDonald's Future
      830 6 f PHE future of Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald depends on whether the British Government heeds the wishes of the local people or of the anti-MacDonald group whose shrill screeches aie heard m London. The widely-read, though not necessarily influential. Daily Express of London has demanded that Mr.
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    Review of Views
    451 6 Review of Views Constables From H-K COMMENTING on the proposal' to bring m Hongkong police to Malaya pro Kuomintang' Chung Shing Jit Pau said "The' idea is excellent, but the autho-< rities must take every precau-< tion to prevent infiltration of< Communist fifth columnist* < under the £vise of police
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    Let Us Blame Ourselves Change!
    794 6 Let Us Blame Ourselves Change! pROM time to time we hear sad stories. Unlucky individual* have suffered or died because they were neglected. Mr. X was turned out of hospital and sent back to his plank and attap hut. There he lay; and there he died of want and poverty,
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    Say what you like
    338 6  - Say what you like TAKAR I fit for the .;<>!> Sorr.< students cannot att< oust, some arc unlucl The Entrance Exajnii Of, Ihe other nanri Rtudenti get In wh«. by ability but not bj I Cter. Young men v net h ing for humanit) everything for pers. cess and profit
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      S.I.T.'s Face Saving Device Cost Him Nine Dollars
      313 6 Sir: In an article under the heading "Still Waiting" on 14.12.51 your correspondent hopes that the S.I.T. officials will honour their word on his application for accommodation. Here is a case of how they do it. On 6.3.51 I received a letter
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      TELL IT TO THE MARINES!
      252 6 Sir:—Mr. Jaganathan the General Secretary of the T.U.C. is reported to have said that the T.U.C. will adopt a neutral attitude towards political parties. Mr. Lim Yew Hock is the President of both the T.U.C. and the Labour Party. Mr. Jaganathan has been introduced to
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      Breed Tolerance In Our National Schools
      683 6 Breed Tolerance In Our National Schools Sir; The Select Committee on Education should be nearing the completion of its Report on the type of education Malayan children should receive. It is not difficult to foresee that the Malayan National Schools is m the offing. Its shape and its functions may
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      HELP FROM 'OUTSIDERS'
      207 6 Sir: Dato Tan Chens Lock ably supported by Mr. Yap Pheng Geek has gone down to the squatters of Pa.ya Lebar and has been greeted by the squatters as their saviour. What is the result of all this fuss? Has the Dato done anything for the squatters
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      Clerical Exams
      65 6 Sir. Recently a let ot criticism has bYeu directed against the GCS. Clerical Promotion Examination m your paper So far nothing ha* been done aboul it by either oor Government or our Legislative Councillors. Are they unable to afford tc buy a "Standard", ok, are they deliberately keeping
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    15 6 "Aw. have patience! ?oti pan se* for yourself row shortutaffed Ibef aie here!"
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    UK, France Agree On F-E
    246 7 Govts. State Full Accord On All World Problems r\Kl>. IVc 19 (Renter) -France ami r NjM agreement regardinis lh* j.i,.,,,. „f the Far ami Middle East. <>mmtiiii€|ue issued at the conclusion of the talks ktwtm Mr. Winston Churchill the I. lii"if Minister and M, R
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    Breach Of Confidence, SaYS Onn
    104 7 tf irn ap— d— < R U\, T C| b COTT<vi conference i pp< uneot ol a Commissionei ii ising.' said >It A i to t :t w cci i;: Con lisiheii contt yean ttei OB H;:> Daih relei apl m the M t. t
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    4 Killed In Crash
    16 7 De< r. wen t tei ai i sheared tfl fier J d*bere
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    Red Cross Santa Claus
    61 7 Standard Wom.ni Correspondent MB TAX BENG WAH, a Red Cr< belpei m Singapore yes- i terda^ was Fathei Christmas to I "J4 linj *"'is ni Sr Andrews Mis- i sion hospital The toys were presented to the Red Cross by the Canadian Association. Tiie children's a^es
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    Eden-Salah El Din Talks: No Progress
    205 7 <3 Il pi V r U (Renter)— Mr. Anthony Eden »»«l alah fc| Dm aKna made no progress laM night toward? reconcilMg ibc nidely separated riew« of the Britiftti anil Lp*pi,»n pmernments on the Anglo-Egyptian dispute, H was un<l« rMood m usually well-informed diplomatic
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    33 7 photo. iiXtrd m H«SS «^i stress Joan Bennett, was yesterday atlorV, Ur!vV 1S Wlfe He is shown "»rf with hi* ser sa ,«i ht «sh<,t Lang for taking: away his wife's atJec- AP
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    Mummery Refutes A Slight
    292 7 Denial Nurse Standard Stall 1 orre t-pondent PENANG Wed.— "Graduates of tilt- Ptn^ny Denial Nurses School art highly trained and highly skilled m a narrow and limited field of dentistry,* 1 stated Mr. C. F Mummery, Chief Dental Officer. He refuted hu allegation that the Deparfmeni
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    Talk On 'Citizenship'
    66 7 SINGAPORE CHINESE leaden h^\e yoieed favourable reSobto Mr. Oliver Lyttelton*« receS Snnouncemeni about ihe IttSng of the ta«fw« f b s a to the naturalisation ol bingdnore Chinese, who know no EngSSi. a Government statement saWJast^ght <jr m AsKa SEa W Webb will talk aboul ihe imp!ir^.M,i)>
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    17 Drowned
    9 7 i m t£da> independent S.ng tao Pao-^
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    NZ Gift To India
    92 7 WELLINGTON. N.Z., Dtc If(AP)—External Affairs Minister Thomas Clifton Webb announced Tuesday that New Zealand \*il. contribute £250.000 to India to erect a medical institute. REPUBLICAN Senator Owrn Breuster. (above! said yesterday that the American people were as concerned with the situation m Malaya as that m
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    Cedric Kept Them Amused
    70 7 Standard Woman Reporter i ROBINSON'S m Singapore yesterday Jet their restaurant 1o 30Q schoolchildren for a Christ- mas Party. But so many children lurried up that extra tablev were Jaid. Mr. Tan Ewe Chee. the amateui magician delighted the children with his tricks. Tht I special
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    No Jug Of Wine Soon In Omar's 'Wilderness'
    132 7 TFHFRAN Dec 19. (UP)— A sobering thought has hit the Persian gardens immortalized by Omar Khayyam— i «h«i ittav be leeallv banned m Iran. Th^ L a parliamentary move to clamp prohibition m thi« ancient land where drinking has been considered a
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    Russia Pledges To Join UN 'Disarm' Group
    472 7 VVVVVVWWVWWVWWWVVWWWWtVV S(;rVE the Crippled? <; LK.icTrcn, /i ,<%iftt> '<k Hoppy Stfrgm i Chris tm c s '^s£Sr *By Sending j Cheque to -<Ei < £The Siondord Toy Fund. J JDo It Todoy! I '.\\\\\YY\Vl\VVVVV\V\\\\\VVVW\V\\\v'« PARIS, Dec. 19 (I P)— K,,>M fi U >M
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    C'wealth Navies Will Escort Royal Couple
    212 7 LONDON, Dec. J«> (Reuter)— Sbipe «.f four (.Vi mmon wealth navies will eecorl Prince** Elizabeth am! ihe Duke of Edinburgh during their \*\ufit Ie Australia m the 15,900-ion liner (»<»fliir ri«rl> %n\i year it wag officially announced here yesterday. While the Gothic is on
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      143 7 MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION MILLION DOLLAR LOTTERY. TICKETS for Drew on Jonuory 13th. 1952. 2<d Prise 55,000 4th Fnxe 20,000 s;h Fr,;: im n,ooo Eoch 6th Pr.xe (10)ot 5,000 Each ?tfc Fr.xe (20) of 2.000 Each Bth Pr.ze <50>of 1,000 Each c i 9 Con^olot^on Piixes ct S 400 Each G
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      99 7 v Matt Cut Table Service <") V LIQUEUR CLASSi! 90 c EA. f SHERRY GLASSES 1 05 P CLARET GLASSES 1.30 '1 <) n COCKTAIL GLASSES $120 Q PORT GLASSES 1 .05 J SUNDAE GLASSES $165 f CHAMPAGNE GLASSES $165 V GOBLETS M>2 $1.65 U I FINGER *OWIS l 40
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    Islanders Bring 'Jukongs' To Begin New Life In Borneo
    158 8 Islanders Bri ng Jukongs' To Begin New Life In Borneo Staii.ilan] Shipping Rr|M»rt**r MORK titan «W Coco* Islander* 0114* of the largest mi miters to leave their rural atoll home m the Indian Ocean to seek i new pasture*, arrived m Singapore yesterday m the Anshun. Owing to the late
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    96 8 Some of the 2.500 < workmen now engaged m 1 completing the super liner < United States knock off < for lunch. The US 5* 0.000.000 ship, under <onstruetion at Newport News, Virginia, will be the largest and fastest > passenger ship ever built m America. Completed. the United States
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    Biggest Achievement In US Aeronautics
    255 8 Sikorsky's Helicopter; WASHINGTON, l>ee. L 9. The helicopter h regarded hy 1 .S. aviation authorities as the year's outstanding eontrilmtiim to aeronautical tle\elo|>nieiit. I ll was *o eharaelerised oHieially Monday when I ivsidenl [Tinman jirt*<»t*4»tr«l ih«* annual Collier Trophy to the U.S. mililary *«-r*iee4 and
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    130 8 Named after the iwu daughters Gillian and Hillary —of Singapore's Controller of Immigration. Mr. J. L. J. Hax- worth. the Immigration Department yesterday took delivery of their newest .in -foot Diesel j launt-li. Gillary from the builders. Thornyeroft and Co. Built at a cost of S'M.tQO. the trim vessel with
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    Senior Pilot To Retire
    103 8 Stand Jrd Staff < .>rr ■'^'t md-ni KUALA LUMPUR. WTed After 18 years Port Swettenh.an. Captain Harry Elawcliffe, the Senior Pil >t. will leave m -i fe.v days with his wife 1 \>i daughters to Penang .vie-* .1* wili spend :u> retiremeat. He wi< 11 ippreatice
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    On French Leave
    34 8 Nearly 400 French troops oi>?ed thrju^h Singapore m the French ship Fe'i.K Roussel, yesterday ifter i spell »f fighttog Vietnamese rebel > >;i -> m Indo-C'iitia. T i^ cneQ ire returning to Francs,
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    Red China Arrivals
    46 8 HONGKONG, Dec. 19 (AP) —More than lr»'l Ciiifiese passengers bound lor Canton were taken to the Kowloon railway s'a;i >n m Hongki>ng Colony under Police escor! on iheir arrival here m the Dutch ship Tjiwangi from Indonesia and Malayan Ports on Dec. 18.
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    Detained Crew Sold Clothes To Buy Food
    123 8 HONGKONG. Dec U ißeu ter-AAP) Captain EL H w i Jackson. 3iiti>li skipper the freighter Wmi Sang Krhiea returned to the Colons last Mon day after 175 days' letentton bj the Nationalists at Quemoy land. otT t'.'e Fukien coast said !he had nevei
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    Ships in Harbour
    228 8 WHARVES Ship Godown Gate Aeneas Xi .)4 2 A.ngbj 40 41 2 Benmacdhui 17/18 4 British Pi iiu-e 19 20 4 Charon 44 1 Chastine Maersk 45 8 City >f Newport 29/30 2 Fern bay 23 '24 2 Honsj Soon 45 1 Hock Hui Sheers Wharf I
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      226 8 STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. WEST COAST MALAYA Hong Soon for P. 3aroe...Dec 28 Vessel for Muar Weekly H »"i Tat Rengat Dec 28 Vessel for Malacca Twice Weekly H **9 Thong tor Began Vessel for Port Dickson Wsekly „Si Ap. Api......... Dec 24 Pongkot for Malacca oon "°"9 A forDjambi
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      196 8 IpIVE the crippled, or phoned /*.V&b J Jand handi >^H^ A R' ZH a p y I You con easily: jdo so by donating to the: Toy Fund. 1 < J\\\\^\\\\\A\\\\\X\V\^^V^X^^^^*^^^^ JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland Americo Lkie Ne4ert«nd Ls«e Rotterdam Rotterdam AmUe^jw HALIFAX BOSTON NEW YORK
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      528 8 I a JR JL f ><>'« P. SU«- "KIN A" tor bongkofc Hong. Yokohamo 22-24 0. c 20 'i i "LALANOIA' tor Sagr ,> 'v* Bongkok 25-27 D.c KAMBOOIA" for Bangkok Hongkong Kobe Vo»-o--nomo s 7 i« n "FALSTRIA" for Soigor Bonqkofc 11-12 )*n "INDIA" tor Banal,©* H O r
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    S'pore Peeper Trade Now In Doldrums As RI Supplies Dwindle
    217 9 SINGAPORE'S rich iZ^flS^JF!*** boom conditions two years aao n'S t "ff f *i. bfW s P ells Shortage of supplies from ndonesr- and low Stocks locally have reduced business to small transactions totalling between 100 to 500 tuns each month
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    S'PORE CONFUSION OVER £ NOW OVER
    103 9  - S'PORE CONFUSION OVER NOW OVER GEORGE RASIAH vbcvbcvbcvbcvzbv Standard Staff Reporter CONFUSION which reior.rd m Singapore s during the early port of the week foliow--3! freeing of the sterling on Saturday said Mr. G. A. P. Sutherland, chairman j M Exchange Banks AsscdMion, yesterday. I Bank of r s. dollars
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    UK Exchange Mart Is Settling Down
    253 9 KEN Dec. I€>1 > (UP)— The Fortiijn txihaiiiie tlliru. down to it> iuv. H> of fi.Mli.ii: out h> ol baisdmng what forrign nirren^ w»n r wh^ wanU (^^li^«'rv m 30. 60 or 90 ;«>>. m«,>(tv i^ thai private witciyiiae i these i■ ed market
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    Business In Rubber Is Small
    140 9 Standard Market Reporter B; SINESS on the Singapore rubber market yesterday was mainly confined to dealers' switching positions. The volume oi business, however, was small, being restricted by a breakdown oi telephone communications with the Federation. Very few overseas orders were received while factory interests
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    US STEEL TARGET
    33 9 THE U-S Gov< mine I has announced a new steel expan :i goal c; ig foi 'te productiwi of UO,--000.1 00 toas of .-'.eel ,»er year by h<oi. U. P.
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    DOUBLE TAXATION
    52 9 THE United States and New Zealand have exchanged ratification documents bringing into I rce a i agreement eliminating doub.e taxation ot the:r citizens. PETROLFUM shortages a.-c Umil nfi mechanixation oi farms m Japan, whose use of fuel oils ha-- to be limned until she develops a favourable trade
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    Produce Mart Is Inactive
    79 9 Standard MMarket Reporter COPRA m the Singapore produce market was quiet with sellera indicating $38f and buyers at $38]. Xo business was recorded. Coconut oil was quoted at $64 per pieul (nominal) but no transaction was reported. Bete] nut $37 (split>: Copra $38$ (buyers); Coconut oil
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    Malayans Invited To US Exhibition
    69 9 Malayans Invited To US Exhibition MALAYAN firms ma:vjf.ac!ijr::i£ ex] 'ag >fflce tie>k? and t me:v bave been invited to -ticij ate m tne fortfac mv::_ a- Machinery and Bqui] inent Exposil n to be held m San f sco California, from mag 19 thrc May 22. W52 Interested firms or
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    Pak. Places Big Orders In UK
    29 9 Pak. Place s Big Orders In UK a Pak or purchasing miss on mmmi o f *n e machmerj »s. a ac" c place wiltoiß a vr.r's time.- AFP
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    HK EXCHANGE
    12 9 Exchange today d .neian Rapiah: Gold H»'-» |D ime tacl
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    Bata Experts Create New Children's Shoes
    323 9 ..WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW*, < few dollars won't hurt; \i l you, but a .^Kk J the Toy Wtf*& i Z Fund would so \DS £much to the J(3 Z C crippled children of; Singapore. i <" 4* j •V\V\\\V\\\\\\\\\\\\V\\\\V\V\\\V\\\\* rYI)CDT CHRISTINE DIEMER fcXILKTS m the Bata
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      RUBBER
      74 9 THfc tatesi Singapore rubbet nrices vesferday weie per In:— Buyers Sellers No I RSS Spot Loose $1.40 81.40* F. 0.8 i D bak^ l>e« No 1 RSS 51.40 SI. 401 No Z KSS SI .351 81.355 No 3 KSS SI .31? $1.32 i Tone: Quiet. LONDON K"KKhK Wednesday's opening
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      TIN
      39 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. The price fit tin to day was 5452 i picul. Up $42. LONDON TIN Wednesday's prices first session were: Spot £930 buyers, £932^ sellers. Three months £923 buyers, £925 sellers. Settlement Price: £932 h. Tone: Steady.
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    Swiss Watches To Cost More
    34 9 SWISS watches are likely to become more expensive next year as a result of an over-all five per cent wage increase granted to the industry's ti.^OOO workers. —A P.
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    Mechanising Colonial Agriculture
    101 9 Mechanising Colonial Agriculture LONDON. Dec. 19 (Reuter) Development of the mechanisation of agriculture m British colonial territories is to be watched by a new committee set up by the* Colonial Office. Known as the Colonial Agricultural Machinery Advisory Committee it will be interested m stimulating trials of existing types of
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    US Is Buying Bulk Of Thai Rubber Output
    87 9 THE Thai Legislative and Judicial Council is studying measures to organise rubber exports on a similar basis as rice exports. Most rice exports are now handled by the Thai Government with all foreign exchange resulting from sales abroad going to the state
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    BIG FOOD CARGOES ARRIVE IN S'PORE
    218 9 Standard Shipping Eeporter The Blue Funnel ship Charon which arrived m Singaoore last week-end from *re Mantle brought as her roam cargo for the Colony 8 60n nackages of freezer cargo (m--?ludin| lamb, mutton, cheese ai ThJ a ves«c! nlso .lischarged rs l^s^) and
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    INDIAN TRADE JOURNAL
    101 9 for the pittance an I b* lefH I traders m ind.j and abroad, psu c i 2/Jy tho^e wt» a:< ...:e. t^te<J m 1 Klian trade, -^c Govcnmial pi I idia have started a njonthly lodical entitled "Tne JoumaJ a ;M T: adc i: carriei articles on
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    US Eases Controls On Wool Clothing
    67 9 THE U.S. Oilite of Intern Trade has abolished licences Coi export oi cert lin kinds ol wool clothing and fabric but com n ied a ban on shipments to Rj:- .a. Easte Europe, Hongkong and Tie relaxation or export conMa< ao trols the otnee
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    27 9 THE Baprah Petroleum Companj has pone into export production Basrah storage tanks are fed by i To-m:';? pipeline irom the Iraqi oil fields ai Zubair. u .p.
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    Brunei Gets $70 Mil. Oil Revenue Yearly
    203 9 NOTWITHSTANDING destruction ami other denial measures taken during wartime, British North Borneo oilfields are today producing 105,060 barrels of oil per day. This figure is five times the pre-war production, making This area the L rgest produce! m South-East Asia and the British
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    KL MUNICIPALITY MAY CONDUCT FISH AUCTIONS
    103 9 Standard Start Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 19,— A Fishery Offia r is to be attached to the local Central Market to cany out a fact-finding survey over a period and to advise on what is practicable concerning the wholesale auctioning of fish by the
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    Film Shows In Villages To Push Project
    279 9  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER Cl OP MARKETING PL AN By Standard Staff Reporter EDUCATIONAL ond instructional films from th« libraries of the Singapore Government! Public Relations Department ond the United States Information Service may be used to further the COf ef lira marketing here. Such
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    Tins And Rubbers AreEasier
    61 9 Tins And Rubbers AreEasier ::k Wed nee of i I nil bei Mali jan h.ne Induslria < < dy Ch tßfVtf v IN r» IMM STRIA I S i! i B n Straits 1 Jel< 10/3 41 1.- P i.' Raub I 1.35 W R i S 1 :i H
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    West German Trade rush In S. Ameriaca
    33 9 West German Trade rush In S. Ameriaca c• C DOO.QfM p tenth such agrei West Gem Ist. C. the d c aid ed |V c paci DOW [l I tirm i< m U.P.
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    Barking For Thai Currency
    72 9 Barking For Thai Currency THE latest etu f »ti issuing department of I <. t.. k of Thailand show thai 'here arc »iBB9 million bahi a I totes dilation, w.ih auiol .<■ held by its ba.iK < v mi I Against this ihe bank holds 1.957 mil] on bant m
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      92 9 EVERYTHSNG A TV I CAN DO It ya*t» cat f«* oi» eight ryre» Instead s -v li'j^m 2-* ho..'S d«y Xx alm'.it 4 yr.,i. you uvtXJ l> MB ■<« rrucri ryre mTleage as Ccxxjyeaf Jrfa««i Sm "<• St^^e'- Cushion against convent. In over 8.000.000 ICll ia,le» thry have pruvi J
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    WHAT YOU'VE NOT GOT TO DO IF YOU WANT TO BE A STAR
    292 10 WHAT YOU'VE NOT GOT TO DO IF YOU WANT TO BE A STAR WANT to be m movies? >v Then DON'T ever win a beauty competition! Statistics ate against you all the way. Hollywood historians have been digging out dossiers of today's big stars and have found that they owe
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    Romance Of Glynis And Tony Breaks Up
    212 10  -  DONALD ZEC IT U S X V 1X VOICED film star Glynis Johns. 27. and Producer Anthony Darnborough 37. have broken off their engagement. He proposed on Sunningdale golf course last June. They planned t o marry this month. But now the most
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    Hollywood's Triple Threats
    123 10 Hollywood' s Triple Threats HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 19 (AP) "Everyone knows there are plenty ol pretty girls iv Hollywood." says directoi Richard Sale ■"The only trouble is that there are pretty girls who dance, pretty tjiris who sing tQd pretty girls who actbut dam few pretty girls aho can do all
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    WOODLAND GLAMOUR
    52 10 EVELYN DOWDY, of .Manteo. North Carolina. sele« t»'d by many of the wildfowl hunters along the Dare (oast as the girl they'd prefer to spend a day m a blind with, displays a one day kill of ducks. Note hunting garb calculated to destroy the aim ot other
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    Here's One Way To Make Gary Talk
    301 10  -  BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD, Jec. 19. (AP) Don't believe talk about Gary Cooper being strictly a "yep" and "nope' man. He will make a speech if you use the right formula. Just use a Chinese restaurant, a sexy Mexican actress, a bullfighter even more
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    OMINOUS
    49 10 THIS ominous- looking Character is really comedienne Joan Davis, made up for a movie she's working hi. m Hollywood. She wears the make-up and costume m certain scenes as part of her attempt to outwit a cruel sheik hent on robbing: a young princess of her desert kingdom.
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    Scotland Yard Is After The Dope Rings
    405 11 nwvwwvvvvvvwvwvvwwvax^^vv^;; ;i)ON'T Forget The Toy; 5 Fund In (V^lj^ Christ- M^jW ;mos plan- 5 £»r's for 500 suffering m Singapore^ '\twpitals. VWVVVVWXWXWVWVVWVWVVVVV LONDON, Dee. 17 (Reuter).— The doping, nobbling anil ringing of bones is still front-page headline news m the British national newspapers
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    Saturday's UK Soccer Fixtures
    254 11 LONDON Dec. 19 Renter >- Soccer fixtures for Saturday DeCe LEAGUE DIVISION I Arsenal vs. Wolves. Blackpool vs. Huddersfield. Bolton vs. Stoke. Charlton vs. Portsmouth. Derby vs. Aston Villa. Fulham vs. Burnley. Liverpool vs. Chelsea. Manchester City vs. Sundera Middlesbrough vs. Preston. Newcastle vs. Manchester U
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    Merridale Mark 22nd Anniversary
    79 11 MERRIDALE Badminton Party celebrated its 22nd anniversary at the seaside bungalow of Mr. Tan Hock Siew at Telok Mata Ikan last Sunday. Miss Mavis Gauder distributed the prizes Prize winners were: open singles champion: Francis 'Boey. runner-up: 500 Thoo Soot, men's "B" singles champion: Chan Kum
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    47 11 photo. American tennis top-liners Dick Savitt (left) and Vie Sei'ius move m unison on the court at Kooyong Melbourne. Australia, December 3. They were beaten m the Victoria lawn tennis championships by the Australian Daviv Cup pair. Geoff Brown and Adrian Quist. 7— B— fi. X—2. AP
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    TENNIS DEMANDS ANGER AUSSIES
    225 11 TENNIS DEMANDS ANGER AUSSIES SYDNEY, Dec. 19 U>)— Australian lemrff »£cfafc are imli-nant over den hd« made bj Rmml kmcnMui preadent <»f the United Si ites L.h.. Teimfa iiwodbtien, 1 that they promifle to have Frank Sedgman «!«!,;,<! hii national Mnglefl tide as Forest Hills nexl nammrr. The officials know
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    68 11 ■r^iSs^VgL^r 1^ 7i? rr iff, ff of Joej Jft ta ir the th i rd round of their f ht heavvweisht rhamnionshta h m P r ve <* hls <**£<*s of regaining the world world liiht-heavVSKtE k he ut P oin *ed Maxim over 12 rounds. Maxim's title was of
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    HART FOR FE TOUR
    138 11 MIAMI. Florida, Dec. 19 <Reuter) Miss Doris Hart. triple Wimbledon champion and winner of 19 other lawn tennis championships last season, leaves New York on Jan. 5 for a six months playing tour m the Far East and Europe. For the second successive year i she
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    BOLIVIAN TENNIS
    34 11 CARACAS. Dec. 18 (UP) Bolivia^ Mario Martinez and Mercedes Devitanik beat Venezuelans Carlos Lopez and Andres de Brown m the finals of the Bolivian Games mixed tennis doubles S— 3, <i— 2.
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    Vic Seixas Pleases His Captain
    304 11 SYDNEY, I). B —it d today as thoi i y i Hop n Vie Seixas' fo tfai ti \g might < of the finest bo rangs ever tnanufad I hi Austral a. i 4 m jfiki cost the Aussies the D.r Cup m next wi
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    Jap Tennis Team For India
    80 11 CALCUTTA Dec LI v Tl c Japanese la *m team arrived here ttiday b\- ail from Tokyo to tak< part m thi Indian national champion which begin on Salurdaj The team included Davis Cu| players Fumituru siii Uyiagi and Eteij«in X The Swedi i Davis
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    BIRA WEDS
    49 11 PARIS lh c 19 i iFPI W* known racti motorist I i Bir;j of Eftani v\:i«. m.inifd to Ifiss (■.lI 1 B Siamese BmtMsss ber« das The Prince ii cousin Ki.';^ ■i: n. act his I m l!»4!< when ivering l rom 1( n il ring iccidcnt
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    FA Cup Replay
    43 11 Lu.XfX [->< U It rten The h A Cti| ecuttd second replay bri > H ;md Southpori wil p ed it Viih) F;i k J->. Tuesday. Januai 1 I'm winner Will he IMMIM tO Sv I the third round on January 11^
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      295 11 Miscellaneous Vf'ANTED Members for "GUIDE" an astrological Magazine. For full particulars write P.O. Box 807 Singapore. LOVE? Courtship? Carriage? <■ Nerves"? If m difficulty. doubt, distress re these pro- b'ems. Consult Pastor-Psycho- 1 Logist Box No. T 357 Spore Standard LX)R XMAS GIFT GIVE GOL- MET :i Colour Ball Pen
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    SECOND TEST ENDS IN TAME DRAW
    319 12 SECOND TEST ENDS IN TAME DRA W England Fail To Seize Chances BOMBAY, !> 19 (Rmhr). Tin- second Test I etwrni F.n<:lan<l and India eiulrd m a lame draw today. Im.l i w«it all oii for 208 rnt!^ m ihr second innings, siting Fiij»land ihe almost iipoawiMc ia>k oi scoring
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    82 12 IM>l Ist Inn>:—; for 9 dec \(.l ANU i> t Inns 45ii INDIA ,'na inns c Spooner b•: sway 7 H Ridgwi 0 Ur gar c Watli S1 m 39 c sat -v. qs th c H 4 run i c H sail 15 th c 1.- 42 W
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    Barrier Practice For 2 Horses
    34 12 n \Nu. We i There was no »rk i the race track c c ning Thaumaturay H md S inguine U Doflnelly) had barrier pi ictice Both jump- smartly.
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    RAFTengah Too Good For Police
    220 12 K. V.F. TENGAH defeated Singapore Police Force l»\ 2."> points (two «:oals, three tries ami two drop »»oals) to nine points (two penalties and a try) at Kujjliy at the Police Training School ground yesterday. The airmen led I 1 <> at hall time. The
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    Pan-Malayan Basketball
    102 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The thud Pan-Malayan Chinese; b sketbali and volleyball tour-' naments begin here on Dec 22 expected to last ten days Singapore, the champions, T >:-\ Ma acca. N«gri Sembilan. Selangor, Pahang. Perak. ing and Kedah competing. The m itches will be played m the Bukit
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    Unicorn Fade Off After Fine Start
    288 12 .\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\V\\\\\\\\\\\W\^ I YOU'LL Have A Happier; Christmas By Making? the Crippled a /ryt& «SrW 5 eH app y <^35sjr J Donate to 2 Jthe Standard J Fund.— NOW DOMINATING the first half during which they led three-nil, HMS "Unicorn" lapsed off after the changeover
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    UEME Beat RAF Seletar
    94 12 REME Base Workshops defeated Royal Air Force (Seletar) by three points to nil at Rugby at Ayer Rajah Road yesterday. REME who are fast becoming a force m Rugby played' with five first team members and fully deserved their victory. The Airmen saw more of the
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    76 12 "Lookout, King: Konff." says 272 lb. gun-tottin' sheriff from Nevada. John Whitehorse who arrived m Singapore yesterday. The 41-year-qld sheriff, now on vacation, is touring the world meeting matmen m the main wrestling centres. He will meet King Kong this Saturday at the Happy World Stadium. With 22 years wrestling
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    S'gor Malays' Badminton
    95 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The finals m the Selangor Malays badminton championships will be played off on Sunday, Dec. 23, at the V.i. hall starting at 10 a.m. The ties are: Women's singles, Mariam Hamid Vs Hanim Zain, Men s singles: S. M. Omar vs Noordin Ibrahim, Women's
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    SAFA Meeting
    22 12 The annual general meeting of the Singapore Amateur Football Association will be held today at the S.C.C. at 5.15 p.m.
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    PENANG BLUES GALLANT LOSERS
    168 12 PENANG, Wed —Despite having only 13 men. Penang All Bines put up a gallant stand against the Penang Sports Club and were only defeated by a margin ol two points on the Western Road ground this afternoon. Penang Sports Club scored eight points »a goal and
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    United Trounce Signals
    329 12 United Trounce Signals KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —On the padang here today Selangor United trounced Malaya Signals Regiment by '.ill points d goals and 6 tries) to three points (one try). United scored their tries practically every four minutes of the game. Taking advantage or the slippery ground and the unsteadiness
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    Good Fights Expected In Team Boxing
    177 12 A FIRST class boxing -showcan be expected at Tanglin tonight when REME meet RAOC m the first round of the District team boxing championships. REME are favoured to win and with two last year's champions plus the services of Robins and Stephen Ooi their
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    Aeromodelling Films For Boys
    48 12 MEMBERS of the Junior Icarians (Gan Eng Sena School Aeromodeller's Ciub) and their friends have been invited by Shell Company to a special screening ot iir.ee films it their Theatrette tomorrow evening. The films are: -.Model Flight*; "How an Aeroplane flies' and •New Hobby/
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  • Singapore Standard Christmas Supplement
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      Masthead
      12 1 Singapore Standard Christmas Supplement {j?24 PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1951. FREE
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      GREAT TIDINGS
      511 1 stood m awe-Mimk ulerKe m the d.x>r»i> (j^^^ Il«'T e 7r«i turned charged with gladness Lr .»..> C ce|okln?£d dM music o^he.r voice* cam* faimly down f <h NoTb2*every prophecy conT.o pa*s and che gentle S^v,,.f bew bof" V^'beli^ th« .eathing. of tbi, Pf.fK* ol Peace Some Ja
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      AND THOU SHALT CALL HIS NAME JESUS
      486 1 AND THOU SHALT CALL HIS NAME JESUS MtGAt's Wonde dancing star, Vera tien sends her greetings to readers The Singapore Standard. She is een here m a modern version of nta C/aus. rrlM birth of Jesus Christ ~i on this wise: When i mother Mary was > j r 3
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      pORT AND A STORM
      3034 2 pORT AND A STORM *1F you're goin r to arsk that feller Dainty to the Christmas party. 1 »in't gum% alves m the eats" announced Grandma firmly Oh. Grandma!" Buggins looked hurt "What's lh€ natter w iUi Mi Dainty? I'm sure'e behaves lovely anyone c, n sec Vs •>< "'i
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      When Parliament Banned Christmas
      986 3  - When Parliament Banned Christmas GEORGE A. REPATH I ect this Chr, S tmas. But there tvas a time when Parliament actually banned Christmas m England because there had been "pagan and heathen observances". The ban even led to bloodshed. George A Repath points out that today there are still pagan
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      When Great Grandad Picked A Christmas Card
      419 3 W^HEN the first real Christmas card appeared m Britain m 1843 ii was promptly denounced for encourdging "alcoholism and drunkenness." Arid all because i! sh I a typi al Victorian family drinking to the hea th >: the pers >n who received it.
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      The true story of father Christmas
      1133 4  - The true story of father Christmas JOHN KENT By YOU went through it all yourself— the stocking hung up Christmas Eve, the legend of the chimney, the idta that Father Christmas brings his presents by night. Have you any idea how this pleasant Christmas story began? Is there any basis
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      He Solved The Gift Problem
      643 4  - He Solved The Gift Problem A. Whiting By PARIS. pARENTS going into the toy departments of big Paris stores to buy presents for their children are being asked, "May our psychologist advise you nd help you m your choice?' They are then asked details of the child's age, his general
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      THE GENTLE ART OF GIVING AND RECEIVING
      1452 5  - THE GENTLE ART OF GIVING AND RECEIVING MELITA FRAYNE fsgfgdfg C iries a topics ng g At nds i pea- a I oy as a v. tat oi bus i n m ning In- it ii :> often east to i- v tesslj to salts by n a a 9ei
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      Party Table Decorations
      1997 6  -  JANICE JAY By IT m a pleasing notion, and one vhich will be loudly applauded by your friends to have a scheme of decoration for your rhristmas party-table. Here are five suggestions; two of which will transform your table most enchantingly for grown-up dinners, whilst the others
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      YuletidePuge In Hungary
      66 6 YuletidePuge In Hungary VIENNA, Communist Hungary, which has been trying to substitute S;a..:i for Santa Clans on Christmas, has carried the Yuletide purge a step further. a weekly Hungarian paper. Fuggetlen Magarorszag, has disclosed. It has been decreed that Father Christmas (Santa Claus) and angels are forbidden on Christmas cards.
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      The Ghost Steers Clear Of Dick: Scares Friends
      466 7 m l!,e Bh.r Lump" and the V 1 I^'' m "Black-' mailed ,t would be hard to find m actor with a more ekeerfia off-the-scrern Tr lt y than Dirk Bo"ard^ ove h tO 5 f/ 1 :ibou hamshire are true he
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      HOW THEY'LL SPEND CHRISTMAS
      274 7 HOW THEY'LL SPEND CHRISTMAS LYNIS J()IIN>. one of the bosiesl artistes m British iihn> —^io hi> recently filmed m 'Appointment With Venus,* 1 thr i!«-u Somerset Maofham film I ucore" and "The Card*' uil! spt-nti Christmas m New Yi»rk >h,- Hiii i>,. rehearsing there t<>: n-w Broadway pjai called Gertie,"
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      Even Stars Have Their Wishes
      410 7 Even Stars Have Their Wishes lOAN BICE lias an unusual request for ;1 hristmas present. Not nian> gifts would ask for a sewing basket, but Jo^n is very fond of sewing espeeiallj darning anu nould like a nice sewing basket to keep all her tilings together. While she was making
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      XMAS GREETINGS
      31 7 BRITISH ru.>\ii- tuu <.i l«ka« wh* m sjemUmg bri Christmas m New Y.»rl* reh< trsia( »r« Kiu.i<lu.i\ pla| called ■rrtn-. x-iid^ \in i > tin^c Stagapwc imlu I it len
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      Hollywood Lowdown
      223 7  -  LON JONES By \l< POB M \ll Xl «rIM lik to kid hußsrtf, <l.iini> tit* I'.i-Mtii he w«> li.iii«l<'d Ui choice rul** appogiU lean >nn noOs i'« AndrtM lf-> \ii il>J.iou" was: I 'm tli«' <»ul\ \i m ilollv w ood who i m i 1 1 8TII»
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      These Things Mean Christmas— Everywhere
      1003 8  - These Things Mean Christmas— Everywhere R.A. George By It is a remarkable fact that m three symbols a great part of the world sees Christman m spices, m candles, and (among all northern countries) m the Yule log. Is there any reason for these international symbols? R.A. George shows that
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      Joey & Co, Aid Children's Xmas Fund
      68 8 Joey Co, Aid Children's Xmas Fund SOUTHAMPTON:— It it going to be a happy Christmas for patients m Southampton hospital, thanks to Joey, the jackdaw, and his two companions. Joey and his helpers another jackdaw and a magpie are m the aviary at Parlmerston Park. By collecting coins from visitors,
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      The Demon King Wears A Suit
      262 8 LONDON. DBRITISH Servicemen m Germany, the Canal Z »ne, Singapore. Japan and Korea will hear a pantomime on Christmas Day which has been specially produced for them. The show has just boon recorded at the Nuffield Centre. London, watched by Servicemen and their their
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      New Laughs For Your Xmas Party
      1306 9  -  Silvey A. Clarke By SILVEY Clark? contribute* a really praciicsi series of njnU <m hoyi \t make d i*nnstmaa party gather 1 momentum. Her? are col•*cted ths games that will get your guests acquainted and f J>i'<> them something to ponder over m the
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      Christmas Customs
      1155 10  -  WILLIAM F. LEGGETT Many Christmas customs followed by tlis Christian world today have their or'gln m pagan festivals c£ the early centuries. By From THINK r r: lortani ate ole e Christmas story not km >wn since no a tbentic re< >rd exists to I < the ex.
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      X'MAS DAY IN THE WORKHOUSE....
      960 10  - X'MAS DAY IN THE WORKHOUSE.... Stanley J. Byron By f*HEY will soon He Itti \t i aid iistl< toe and the col< an 3 paper st< ns m 's Stat* run Homi foi Old I co] In most of them ther< will be a C ristmas tree, too. T c
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      Tricks and Games for Little People
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      Some Jolly Games For Xmas Parties For Xmas Parties
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        125 13 !«>_: tin* i- it.irn fl „i- i»riiilill\ and S ..i.i- if m tin- air m> V iiii^* oursrlves*! fl _.iiih>. a trirk or ,i,l pnslcfl for a fl utir^al. llicgc fl hnc Aarirl\ for fl <>t all a«;«-s l>«--fl f t v .mil ICYCStv! 9 .hi nVJ puzzle to I
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        192 13 sghghsghgfshsg Alter a few attempts the, wiU doubtless give ii U r g across the centre oi the :;v;;; ca lh< p— |r tebl on to the edge ol !ltl Paper Snake the con wt; position above the hole bend the sides ol MM Paper upwards. The inrougn quite easily
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        221 13 ,i a *D A m^Kr ▼/m feu f"l* x n r^*- y *> Marfc ih. pan, R td R, d ng Hood lakes |0 reac|) |he fo(|ilpe wllhout crossing any lines. nght. but you've forgotten Mr Timms. His house is just at the bottom of the and lie is almost
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        113 13 With a terrific bang the sledge dashed into the gatepost, and there was a sharp rending sound. The post had broken. The twins, who had been thrown out, scrambled to their feet, little the worse for their tumble. '"This would happen to US." said Jack, dismally. "Isn't it funny? A
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        451 13 the twins 1 surprise, his Voice seemed not at all Unpleasant. "1 hope you haven't hurt youritelves." Relieved to 'see that he Was not so ill-natured as people said, the twins quickly assured him that they were all right, and apologized for the damage done to the post. "We'll soon
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        425 13 a*; tne gummed boxes, but high enough U j< above the i pi i (jjfj f n( j i" ig I. Mark nu nbers equa; y along the top edge. Fig. 2. and gum t< the back of the matchboxes, <f shows m Fig. 3. r j 7 5 i
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      A BABY FOR CHRISTMAS
      3478 14  -  RUSSELL WARREN Rotand Grey By r ]^HK Christmas rush surged through tha •isles of Barm- > i', duttei ed the sui'. r *ses. crammed the lifts *'»-j rang I along Ihe c makers F lotweary, ftervei issistants c iped pal iently with tha less > earn
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        66 14 !BSS? W* !»2? 1»a? s^? !*i« ?*i*? «X «!K MX P* > iH^ S*iS? !»JK !»i« R# SK !*iS? !»y« !»j« S3* !»iS iS?* «a WK M* fr a lummox sali; 6 4 U/?GE VARIETY OF X'MAS BsB|P V a iuiji-: on'ouTiM'H im: on: i»\tko\s t^sj^-A' K. M. OLI MOfiAMED
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      49 15 YOKOHAMA—^The Christmas shopping service centre here fur servicemen were rather surprised whgn they received an order from an American infantryman for eight identical gifts for eight girls m the United States. With each gift went the message: "I will love you always." A. P.
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      XMAS COMPETITION FOR YOUR PARTY
      836 15  -  I |F.RE Is a new gam< I play at your Ch i P^i'ty- It is a compel ti< that will test the ingei 01 y° ur friends and pro amu: ement, not only foi competitors, but for an ence too full of plum-pudd-jng and mince-pies
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        101 15 I v^l °r '7^A c YsPA ?s?<\ °i72sA °7Zrs °^S^ 7PP^7^^y/?^y^^T'^K^ '^^A J-^c^A l^ow( U^c^A i«o^ U-cq^A l^o^AbX l^ro^A l>^o^A i^^^^o^i^o^^i b^v^A V-ro^A K^? G/VE YOURSELF A REAL XMAS TREAT BUY A NASH I w Nash Presents The Worlds Most Modern Cars -S^* *^^^vBj^^pß^3^S'JßK^M^H^H|ffTß^^tjK f•* "ff?Si*" vws??^^wSsSt 4^*vss^"'sv^' ■V"feS\K >
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        68 15 •••••••••••••••••••a** GOLD DOLLAR V/ 7/, ii >\ N^\x v J J J DELICIOUS PURE FRAGRANT >f I Shum Yip Leong Tea Plantations J CAMERON HIGHLANDS. 3f -**t for your CHRISTMAS feast ft«» JUBILEE CAFE RESTAURANT North Bridge Koad, Singaj>ore. 7. delicacies of e\«-ry lastc wre found jms Smart courteous, and
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        106 15 0 I I 1952 PHILIPS RADIO L PHILIPS j) Type 716 X 10 Valves X \W whh io Speaker li if iff i*itr<-luis*' f tin #-V Itr i/rr t (tltifi inn hlt> tnm %i 1 5 H Ha a SOUTH ASIA TRADING COMPANY 939 ViC TOftIA Crf-rf 7 [HIM *mt
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      MOTTO for SUCCESS
      3033 16  -  P. Y. BETTS fgdfgdfgdfby |>: CY BONES i i alwa] lesii ed hine, bul ->n t! ■;on d d hini He id i ;n air. i•' an. mg > •'< Iren as a 1 unn n >r oJ ">- at s tool as a scholai md the
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      YOUNG HOLLAND GREETS ST. NICHOLAS
      562 16  -  Henri Schoup By TN the -r:.>\ week of December, when I the world wms beginning bo have of conscience over the approach -r. C thinking m vague, unhurried tern presents and puddings, one small count! has already had us gieat day Why Holland should celebi
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        130 16 a 5* I Lei us help you lo solve thiss 5 Annual Problem. S- \<>ir rrirut* Fur *J; TRIVAI. SHIRTS JS >S STKI IV SPORTS SHIRTS W\ HKM»A\ SPORTS SHIRTS Si la All SkK9 and Colours. ft> i 2J I UILDRES Si ft 100 Woollrn Babes' Cardigans, Jumpers. 5S S$
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      51 17 SHORT STORY l ACMONT ..naid of Alight. It was e was any .0 fan him. the rather law--he had so manv tl out over hide the the centre ittle thinv blue eyes as shifty been uth had whil ol was i I*3 PT g a I d to s S
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      The Nine O'Clock Express
      1464 17  -  STANLEY CLARK By who preferred her own company to that of others. "Isn't it time you began mg b ?F k to the vm£e Mr. West- she asked at list glancing at the watch which hungjrom a brooch on her 'Don't worry about me. ftiiss Beaumont."
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        63 17 MANHATTAN gBL mrS SPO "4 H^ S by SSsL J^lk I :<^c-^ =r-j-<^7C3"' v 1 1 t^A f^Mw'tl CAT ALINA FASHION KNIT i^m^f^r designs J^Jw^^ N^ N^ N/^ "N/^ X-^^^z^^^^ "rmiiT m i fiAU" 1 Jl>v=sL Z .uPJ^A FRUII ot the LvUm y^^^fe^ SPECIAL < NYLON STOCKINGS ATTRACTIONS nwsujgß' jf^l
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      Traditional Christmas Is Not So Old
      943 19  - Traditional Christmas Is Not So Old Matthews I LONDON than J c Christin nova- bnxbnbvnbvnbnbx CCS. ChrUtmm itself h 'j! r€Cent Novation indeed, MO years'. T, s 2^7^ T'" f J "Good King Wencell- SUch recent Productions as Christmas cards andcZ:'. ClW m f gMng gi t8 <«.« ;a2iZTdVsZo\ mince
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      You're Intellectual-If You Smoke A Pipe
      217 19  - You're IntellectualIf You Smoke A Pipe MARY NIKLAS IF your boy friend somkes a pipe you have a better opportunity of discovering whether he's the right kind of guy. This information was passed on to me by a very impressionable girl, Katherine Bauerschmidt, of New York, who's been gathering pipe
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      Ancient Origin Of Xmas Pantomime
      782 19  -  W. MACQUEEN POPE Pantomime v the most pun; Brtdtfa of ..u the forms of Dramatic Art. It laariilm nowhere outside ihe Comm< alili. In origin is ancient hut the peoplr «>i Krilain laid hold of it m the reign of f«i n I and m
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        36 19 SAVE AND BE SAFE I 1 TODAY, TOMORROW AND I MANY YEARS TO COME ]gj 5 WISHING I illX' OIZH CLIENTS AND FRIENDS jj S Jl MERRY CHRISTMAS i rHI TNG KHIAW BANK. LTD. V%/ i
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      Where Father Christmas is A Gnome
      921 20  - Where Father Christmas is A Gnome A. G. Ma tthews A "Jiiiht be expected m the land of II an Anderson, the Dunes have their own tpeeiml Santa (.lans—"Jnle Nisse" 9 a sprite IK inthes high, iiitlt a wife and family. This article tells of Christ* food tmd hristmm customs
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      Star Recipes For Xmas
      1057 20 OETULA Clark, who is stai i ing m "The Card". tikes to have all her young friends to a musical evenii g al Christmas time. She usually prepares a buffet supper beforehand, so that they do not have to break away from the party to prepare
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      Mary Brown Says... The True Dream Of Christmas Is In A Crib
      445 20 Mary Brown Says... The True Dream Of Christmas Is In A Crib gVERY year since the war Christrr.js trees iiave become more and more scarce while the black m irketeer slaps his pocket and blesses the shortage. But is the Christmas hree really necessary? After a!!. the Cttri stmas tre
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        292 20 1 A II X ymii i I r i i. (I 3 i« wii r«■lu I n s jgjw?l i I gt this Christmas gf* i and New Year c^s^ i- ii. -i nd a liiffl Siihsrri|»lmn wk^ *jfl lo lhr Singapore Standard. Pl***© H^ y«Mii oulrr with yuur nrarrsf
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      The Turning Point
      2615 21  -  Douglas Newton bnbvnbvnbvnbvn of the g*k n i past twelve Chris;J J a n tip-toed into a t bodr^m. He eep by now, bat he was p and yet awake; just so Bat, so v covers, Jail glimn eyes pro- Bd OB te Kd ioi speak; lust
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        32 21 Wishing all our 153°^' Friends and Clients Sludobnkop a irSnVER ad a K\JJt,l\ PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR %m I m LANSING BAGNALL J J JAVLLIN CHAMPION MOTORS 304 ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE v w
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      CHRISTMAS: HE LIVES THERE!
      1161 22  -  John Lovell \|/;fT Mr. Edwin Ho^ tack, of Chrhtmtm V«U* whose home U «f lK# foot of Plum Pudding lIM and tuok* *mt to sea al Chri-tma* E'ock. For Mr. Holdstock** home it at one of Cape Colony* t most famous spots, where years a%o South
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      Swing On Your Partner Like Swinging On A Gate
      688 22  - Swing On Your Partner Like Swinging On A Ga te ERIC WAINWRIGHT By r ]"HE tall cowboy m the black Stetson claps his hands and hollers through the mike. "Swing on your partner like swinging on a gate Your partner with a n'yht and a rigJi' and 'r<i jht Jay
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        88 22 Z^ u--jßf jr I^l 1%0 M^tSSSF I I I >/**j- m Ml I II I I 'i ±.'4? jJB v^.^ y SB ff^ tJAEGER- LECoULTßpy^^^^ /HE/HOVOX P&t^ M •me SAVULEST WATCH %f<M MM /A/ THE WOULD F^ST M AUTO/HAT/C WATCHES hif m\ i I'll 111 Ift i j jl o
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      DESERT RAT TO THE RESCUEE
      1650 23  - DESERT RAT TO THE RESCUE E LAN BAKER By D ALI was .U md already bat strength sU> the desert Lie life mud hard- o he had Libyan Del father's ing m the all tents omenfolk occasional "onder- .1 wealthy mberad ■n i there ■n ds and ten and The
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      A SQUARE XMAS FOR THE BOYS
      183 23  -  LONDON. T) RITISH mas s-production clothing manufacturers are jumping fast on to the square dancing boom, and solving the Christmas present problem that puzzles most girls what can I fjive him? For about thirty-five shillings you can give him a snazzy two-tone shirt. The
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      Songbirds Herald; Christmas
      49 23 Songbirds Herald; Christmas Madeleine de R&uch. Frenrh ffrand coutourier, presented a fenuine fashion collection, December 11, with all sorts of X'mas presents. Here is romantic model, named Tessa, showing a romantic dress of white and *rey tulle, called Bpv*/y« Bushing a trolley loaded with birds singing m their cages.
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        28 23 &#&jt?.ja&&&uzj#&.&&.a-iz jx -a. w-mmm»mmmm-» i 7T i WISHING OUR CLIENTS 1 A MERRY CHRISTMAS 5 1 AND I A HAPPY NEW YEAR rff&/ EMPIRE ADVERTISERS 0 PUBLISHFRS g
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        62 23 The Yule Log Answers Name the Cars: 1, Carmine; 2. Caricature; 3. CarSnt^ 4. Carillon; 5, Caress; 6, Caraway. Christmas udd i n s^" sins, nutmeg, brandy, mixed peel, beef suef, currants. Mysterious Objects: Crackers. Yule-tide Crossword:Arross- 2, Carol; 6, Coro--27* East? 29, Pry; 30^ Edfjf ai Soiree; 34 Den;
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      Orphans On A Spending Spree
      97 24 photo. MEMBERS of the Younsj Men's Board of Trade of N.Y.C., which is the Junior Chamber of Commerce of New York, acted as Daddy for a day escorts to more than 400 orphans. Each child received a crisp $5 bill to spend on anything he
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      SPEEDING the Nonparting Guest
      835 24  -  Vaugftan Dryden What to do with People who won't go BY f 5 "gPEED the parting guest" advised I lie poet; but these versemakers do not know as much as they like to pretend they do. Look at the poet who wrote: Full many m flower
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      Xmas Traditions In The Far East
      1099 24  - Xmas Traditions In The Far East DR. EUFRONIO ALIP The Philippines, the only Christian nation m the Far East, has Christ nuts customs peculiarly its own. This article tells of these traditions and practices and how they have come about through successive grafting of Spanish* and later American, ideas on
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        195 24 °(f\ °//P~% Of %c^\ ¥/P~% j^^%^> /^^?r W^~ 5 v ALL dood M^^p[ '--.^37toVALTINEYS J^rS Contains Vitamins A, di, dZ ***** 0-^^ ok^ and D, also PP Vitamins °/^1 (Niacin), Iron, Calcium Cx |g Phosphorus. o/^t *Little Tom Thumb was so teeny weeny, M* But now he's BIG and on
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