Singapore Standard, 3 December 1952

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    17 1 Singapore Tiger Standard -it) X VOL. 11l NO. 154 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1952. 28 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Mechanics, Clerks, Tuans Give To Fund
    342 1 Mechanics, Clerks, Tuans Give To Fund EVER since the sealed fin box Standard Readers' Christ as Toy Fund" started on its rounds far flung outposts" of the Empire Airways, excitement ong fs staff has been mounting. .^oon where me< i •ut from undei huge ises an i di >ppe r
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    US Plane Crashes
    39 1 RNARDINE, California, MAP US Ail Force Dakota with 13 men m :tly ci ashed kg the night at a he ghl I reet m the S B ii M intain San Be trdie S R re-
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    Duebess Home
    28 1 2 (AP) I Kenl urned today after lier where she der Queen Elizabeth. ,i WELLINGTON De 2 'Reuvie:. Sir Willoughbj Ed as New "a.i.. Governed General,
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    TICKETS SELLING FAST
    209 1 TICKETS SELLING FAST Roy Pt/iVD BALL TICKETS for (he Gala Christmas Toy Fund Ball of the Singapore Standard are S€ rig 11. As time is Shorl number of tickets limited those desiring to make table reservations are advised rhone direct to the Cathay Restaurant where the Ball is tv b
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    Mother Will Be 14 At New Year
    70 1 STOCKHOLM, Dee. 2 (AP) The youngest mother m aSweden will be 14 on New Year's eve. She recently gave birth to a boy. who weighed nearly seven pounds. Jhe happy father is 14. The young couple set a record m Swedish modern marriage
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    CHINESE SCHOOL IN KL RADIO
    104 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. SHansor's biggest Chinese school, the Confucian School m Kuala Lumpur, was today raided by the local Police. A irdihg to the officer-in-rge, Special Branch, Selan-j gor, it IS a routine raid cm I under th e Emergen y R g ations. The
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    46 1 THE Marquess of Reading, til. Parliamentary Under-. Secretary of *StaU* for For- Affairs, m Singapore after his arrival by Pan American Airways early yesterday morning. Lord Reading is to attend next Monday's conference of IK. Representatives ill Eastern Asia at itukit Serene, inninission er-GO— €f_l*s residence.
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    JB BANK CASHIER DISCHARGED
    183 1 JB BANK CASHIER DISCHARGED JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— The case against Chou See Keng, Cashier. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, .accused of cheating th c Bank of $1,237.--700 came to an abrupt end today m the Sessions Court. The case was down for mention only but when it uncalled Mr. T. R.
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    UN Reject Russian Peace Plan
    85 1 UN Reject Russian Peace Plan UNITED NATIONS, Dec. 2 (AFP) The Soviet resolution On the Korean issue was rejected today by the United Nations Political Committee. Voting was 41 against. five m favour (Soviet bloc) and 12 abstentions including Afghanistan, Burma. India, Indonesia and Pakistan. The Soviet resolution included recommendation
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    PILOT KILLED
    48 1 TIIE pilot of a RAF jet Vampire was killed during air exer- rises near Wagland Island on Monday, when his plane crashed into the sea just astern of the Royal Navy frigate. Opossum. j The pilot's body was recovered ;md conveyed to Hongkong by RAF launch.
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    301 1 French Beat Off Stronq 1 Red Attack HONGKONG, Dec. 2: (Reuter AAP) France's beleaguered Indo-China stronghold of Nasan today survived a 12-hour assault by 7,000 rebels and braced itself for a second ham-mer-blow tonight, according to reports reaching here. The Vietminh attackers seized two hilltop posts m thf firs.l rush.
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    LORD READING
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    Thais Strengthen Border
    126 1 BANOKOK. I>ee. (IP) Border offkiaia, bare heea oi dered lo reinforce their foard along Thailand's iron tb*r to forestall possible armed infiltration from Burma and Indo China. Pivmier Pihiil .Sonogram tune tr» mem to >l**P "P surveillance measures and to disarm any armed persons who might athnipt
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    HITCH HIKER BEGINS 350-M RETURN JOURNEY Destination KAMPAR
    212 1  - HITCH HIKER BEGINS 350-M RETURN JOURNEY Destination KAMPAR IVOR KRAAL 'Bandits? I Haven't Seen Any... By Standard Start Reporter LAST NIGHT m Singapore lanky Bob Griften, 26 year-old American entoImologist shouldered his 100 Ib. pack to hitch hike his way 350 miles up Malayo to the tin mining town of
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    Templer Lunches With Churchill
    171 1 LONDON, Dec. 2, (Reuter) General Sir Gerald Templer, British High Commissioner m Malaya, lunched today with the Prime .Minister. Mr. Winston Churchill. Also present was the Colo- nial Secretary, Mr Oliver I Lyttelton, to whom Oeneral Templer lias presented h latest report on the war against
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    SUPERFORTS ATTACK RED TROOP TARGETS
    187 1 TOKYO, Dec. 2: (Reuter-AAP) Eleven Super fortresses flew from Okinawa early this morning to attack supply and troop targets at Fongdok and near VVonson, the Far East Air Force said today. At fongdok ithe Snperforts bombed a railway marshalli-f yard being used to unload supplies.
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    Egyptians To GET New Govt.
    60 1 Egyptians To GET New Govt. CAIRO. (Egypt), Dee. 2, (Reuter) The Egyptian Government today promised the country a new democratic tution to replace the absolute ruic of Oen. Mohammed Naguib. Egypl has been without a parliament .since March, four months before Naguib took over. LasJ week ex-Premier Aly Miiher suggested
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    Reds Execute 14 Returnees From Malaya
    116 1 HONGKONG, Dec. 2 Fourteen returnee.-, from Malaya have been executed by Chinese unmunists m China, the independent Kiwi* She Daily News reported. In a dispatch from I 1 it said the 14 former Mala were among 18 ovei turnees who were execute* Nov. 23
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    Agreement On Thai Rice
    33 1 D rhe B have rea of the i 31.900 tons of ri exported by Th i tish territories before the ot th had agreed that -uncut ping B kok.
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    AW'S HOSPITAL PLAN HAILED
    376 2 S pore Leaders Urge 'Fullest' -a _r*~w m A _f Government Aid SINGAPORE leaders yesterday welcomed Mr. Aw Boon Haw's offer to take the lead m launching a new, modern hospital here for all classes of people, and said that this great project should receive Government's
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    Age No Criterion For School Seats
    236 2 INCE REFUTES CHARGES: Standard Staff Reporter THF Singapore Education Department yesterday d< Died allegations by parents that allocations of seats m Government secondary schools for Standard VI was based on the age ot the student rather than on the in. irks obtained m the
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    TAIL WITH 2 ENDINGS
    109 2 MX ETA I. 18. 15 year old student ol the B*dok Boys' School, caught a lizard with two tails. The lizard is be ing fed on insects caught by the boys. When he U bi*4 enough, they will put him m the school "museum." Mr If.
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    He Won't Smoke For One Month
    52 2 FOR smoking m a Singapore Harbour Board QD_OWU after being warned oot to d° SO, Tan Serf 4 Moh. a labourer. was lined 525 and sentenced to one month's jail for escaping trom custody, when he peai ed m the Singapore T rd Pol
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    Month's Jail For Cheating
    322 2 photo REMARKING that any tine imposed on Peer Mohamed (16). an unemployed compositor by the Court would be paid by his mother. Singapore's Third Po.ioe Magistrate Mr. H.B. Livingstone sentenced Peer Mohamed to one month's imprisonment when he found h.m gui.'v on a .narae oi crininaJ
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    Foresters Said Ready To Aid Each Other
    386 2 Foresters Said Ready To Aid Each Other Standard Staff Reporter MR. J. P. EDWARDS, Director of Forestry for the Federation and head ol the U.K. delegation. on his election yesterday £s Chairman of the Forestry Conference now m session m Singapore, declared that, they as foresters <4 have no secrets
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    Missing Girl Drowned
    72 2 WHEN a woman called her four children to dinner une night only three turned up. the Singapore Coroner. Mr. Giam Chong Haig. was told yesterday. The missing girl, three-year old Tan BvX'k Lan. was later fotmd drowned m a well near their home at Yeo Chu Kang
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    Flying Calves In Singapore
    100 2 Flying Calves In Singapore Standard Aviation -tport-i STRICT precautions were [taken at Singapore yesb to isolate 11 calves an board a Qantas freighter wiiieh flev. m from Karachi. The freighter stayed only 25 ninutea before taking ofl [Labuan a u: Poit Moresby (New Guinea), the fJestmation The calves arc part
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    JAP OFFER TO UMBER MEN
    65 2 JAPAN would dke to cooperate with Malaya other countries to _cv. timber plantations and pecially timber processing techniques. Japan's t-hief gate 1 o 'he Purest Caaferenc. nam m session m Singa t aix. Shfgeto Fujumura. told The Standard yesterday. His country's pro* 'te -'iniqae. Mr
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    Braga Becomes A "Key Witness'
    326 2 A SINGAPORE lawyer. Mr. A. J Braga, yesterday produced a key from his own pocket tor a demonstration to show the court that Hongkong-made suitcases could be opened with the same key. The demons'- tion was made m a case m which Tham Lay t-g,
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    Counterfeiter Gets 5 Years
    168 2 A PRINTING press employeeLim Siaw Kang. was sentenced m the Singapore ILgh Court yesterday to five years' hard labour after a jury unanimously found him guilty of counterfeiting Indonesian 500 rupiah currency notes. **The offence of counterfeiting has to be stopped/* Mr. Justice Brown said when
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    $35 MIL S'PORE HOUSING PLAN
    450 3 $3 5 MIL S'PORE HOUSING PLAN photo. A 'Garden City' m aiW For The Lower income Groups Star-Hard Staff Reporter WORK on the first phase of Singapore's $35 million housing project the biggest private enterprise for the Colony's lower income group has progressed with such rapidity, that part of it
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    The Police Find Man Already Manacled
    179 3 I LII .rrestod a man ve\near the Singapore Club, hrn did not to put handcuffs on him already handcuffed found. with a Malay n Tanjong Rhu. m her room at about erday when five Chinese ii i Malay walked m. They I her up
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    Poison Death Mystery
    86 3 A 13-YEAR-OLD gifl Teo Keng complained of a I m the stomach and was ■il i private doctor for four days. When the pain be- c worse, she was admitted to hospital and died tw 0 hours later, the Singapore Coroner, Mr. Choor Singh, was told vesterd
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    "Radio Malaya Curbs Party Broadcasts'
    255 3 "Radio Malaya Curbs Party Broadcasts' PROGRESSIVE NEWSLETTER Standard Stafl Reporter a\ CIIAIUIK that restrictions were imposed on Party broadcasts on their City Council election platforms, was made by the .Singapore Progressive Party m it» latest Newslatter. omplained that the P.. ties were not allowed to stion individual candlnames, or attack
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    "Low Pay Keeps Pharmacists Away
    168 3 EF the Colon y of .Singapore is to have a greater number of vital! v Deeded pharmacists, the Government should increase their scales of salary. -j This conclusion was arrived I at after a discussion by members of the Malayan Pharma- ceutical Association (Southern Branch)
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    Girl Robbed Of $250 At Bus Stop
    108 3 Girl Robbed Of $250 At Bus Stop A you m? Chinese girl was robbed ol ■'S'-">0 and a Parker pen as sh,. stood waiting fer her bus at the bus stop at the General Post Office m FuUerton Koad at lO.ilO p.m. on Monday. As she stood there, she was
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    STAMPS STOLEN
    28 3 A MAN reported that his office m Robinson Road had been broken into yesterday and about $1,866 worth of goods stolen, including $1,700 worth of stamps.
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    Addict Dies In Lock-Up
    84 3 Addict Dies In Lock-Up A 71 -YEAR-OLD Chinese died m the hospital lock-up six hours after he was arrested on an opium charge, the Singapore Coroner, Mr. Choor Singh was told yesterday, at jan inquest into the death of j Lim Moey Loong on Nov. 26". The court was told
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    Buddhist Visitor To Give Talk
    53 3 MR FRANCIS STORY. President, Burma Buddhist World Mission, who is now m Singapore for publication of his book entitled "Buddhism Answers to Marxist Challenge" will give a Talk on "The Buddha's Path of Purity" at Tho Singapore Lodge Theosophical Society. 3, Cairnhill Road, aSingapore at
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    'Christmas Message'
    49 3 THE University of Malaya Student Christian Movement. Singapore, will hold a devotional meeting at the Physiology Lee! nre Room today at 1 p.tn. At 5 p.m. there will also be a talk by Rev. J. Allan Ranch <>n "Christmas Message" at the Oei Tiong Ham Hall. &nmm
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    Unity Of Koreans To Beat Reds
    147 3 THE unity of the Koreans will eventually vanquish Communism and free the country of the aggressors, Mr. Ryu Tai Yung, manager and captain oi the Korean Table Tennis Team Which participated m the Fir<t Asian Championship here last I week, told The Standard yesterday.
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    Play To Aid Adult Classes
    87 3 A MALAY PLAY. "Intan Di-sangkakan Batu." will be staged on New Year Day at the Happy World Stadium by the Malay Farmers Welfare Organisation to raise funds for their English evening classes for adults. The play is under the patronage of Messrs. Sidek Haji Hamid
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    Author To Talk
    47 3 MR. William Hodding Carter. Jr.. a noted American author, journalist and winner of the Pulitzer Prize m Journalism, will address members of the American Uni ver- I Club and their friends at I YVVCA Rallies Quay, at 5.15 p.m. today. Tea will be served.
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    She Woke And Saw A Thief
    57 3 a El r< >P1 LN n living m a hoto B Boad wrist-watch, $140 n I £1 10s. early ye I morning. Waking at 2 a.m., v a man the bedl screamed and the mai I through the open The money and w were
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    'Attempt To Paint Mr. Lim Black'
    142 3 TH i: S ngapore T Party "i s the chai r and jof Mr. Lim Choo Sye w record as a school mast i voluntary worker has above reproai >'■■ t of the" Si- *aProgressi P .a rep Candidate. Mr. A H <•,- rous'
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    TRUST CHARGE
    46 3 LAN Chwee Kee C-iO) wai charged m the Singap i Police Court yesterdaj v. i three counta "t criminal breach of trust of sum ling 54 as a servant of the A i I -ess Company. I! Ed trial and i.OOO until Dec. 12
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    COURT TOLD OF POWDERED NOTES A.S.P.
    498 4 COURT TOLD OF POWDERED NOTE S A.S.P. Describes How A Mmf^^^ _^T A Green tar Was Shadowed IPOH, Tues. A.S. P. Thomas Hamilton fold the High Court here today how he dusted $500 worth of currency notes belonging to a Chinese, Teh Peng Sooi, with Willemite (fluorescent powder) and then
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    HOME FOR CHRISTMAS
    122 4 TWO Malayan students from lustra iia— a daughter of a nibb* i pi.,,,,*, a son of a tin miner— flew int., s pore hy Qantas BOAC jest* uin i, M i their Christmas holidays b<ie These are amone the fiOfl s< h.... dren leaving Australia Urn bristma;
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    UK Press Praise Duchess
    164 4 UK Press Praise Duchess LONDON. Dec, 2 (Renter) Two London papers drew attention to the significance ot the recent visit to South-East .*\sia of the Duchess of Kent and her son. the young Duke of Kent. The Daily Mail declared: "The Duchess of Kent who arrives home today deserves the
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    Red Papers In Cell: Charged
    54 4 PEXAXG. Tue.-?.— An inmate of the Penang Prison. Soon Ah Huat, 25. was produced before Mr. B G. Smith m the Sessions Court today on a charge of having m his posssion terrorist documents m prison. Soon claimed trial and -the case was adjourned for
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    Indera's Appeal Dismissed
    209 4 Indera's Appeal Dismissed KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Federation of Court of Appeal today upheld the con** viction and sentence of death passed on Mohamed bin lndera, the notorious Johore j bandit who was recently convicted at the Johore Assizes I for being m possession of a revolver and 30 rounds
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    PRO Help In City Drive For Nurses
    161 4 PRO Help In City Drive For Nurses THE Public Relations Office, Singapore, has joined the current drive to recruit girls for the nursing profession. One thousand posters are being pasted m the streets and public places of the city, and a similar number of pamphlets on nursing are being distributed
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    Labourer To Stand Trial
    94 4 IPOH. Tues.— At the conclusion of a preliminary inquiry into the Kampong Tawas murder case today before Mr. E.V.A. Peers, the President of the Sessions Court, committed Kam Seng (44), a mining labourer to stand his trial at High Court on Dec. 1. on a murder
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    NEW CHIEF FOR KL COUNCIL
    87 4 MR. A. D YORK. M.C.S., will take over the post of President. Municipal Council. Kuala Lumpur, about the middle of this month, said an official statement last night. His place as Deputy Chief Secretary will be taken by Mr. D K. Daniels 0.8. E., M.C.S..
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    Sultan Opens New Bridge
    58 4 The Sultan of Trengganu declared open a kampong bridge at Gong Balai m the Marang District on Monday. This new wooden bridge, built through the co-operative efTort of the kampong people, is 360 feet long and four feet wide. They received only $300 from the Kampong
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    Robbery Charge
    55 4 TAN BEaNG SING (23) was tentatively charged before Mr. T. Kulasekaram, the Singapore First Police Court Magistrate, yesterday with armed robbery on Sept. 13 at Tampenis Road. It was alleged that Tan robbed Ng Ah Heong of $425 of cash and jewellery while armed with a pistol. He
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    Hanged Man Found In Shed
    50 4 KUALA LUMPUR. I A 3 3-y ear-old man wa^ fo hanging m a cow-shed at the back of the Hindu Temp i Scott Road this morning The deceased. Shu::: according to an identity found on him is believed have been unemployed. Police are investigating case.
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    Boys Take Over ACS Magazine
    44 4 THE 1952 issue of the Anglo- Chinese School magazine is the first to be edited and managed j by the boys themselves It contains many pages of aerial pictures taken by Harold Teo. j member of the Management Board.
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    6 On Secret Society Charge
    102 4 6 On Secret Society Charge HO LYE .SENG (23) wa* tentatively charged belore l the Singapore First Police Court Magistrate, Mr. T. Rulasekaram. yesterday with assisting m the manageim-nt of the "Che Yuen To_g Mn_C Hui Tai Sei Chi Poh Toi Society" at (13 Ann Sian}: Hill on Nov. 12,
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    Newsmen Meet Fed. Film Chid
    94 4 Newsmen Meet Fed. Film Chid THE Colony's newspapermen and film critics yesterday evening were at the Official Film Censor's Office m Maxwell Road to meet Mr. T. Hodge, Head of the Films Division of the Department of Information Services, Federation of Malaya, and to see a number of films made
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    Schools For Blind To Be Built Soon
    165 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Work is expected to begin before the end of the year on the Princess Elizabeth School for the Blind m Johore Bahru and the Gurney Training Centre for the Blind m Kuala Lumpur. Grants for these two schemes, totalling over
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    Ex-Police Informer's Appeal Is Allowed
    374 4 KUALA UJMPUR, Tues. The appeal oi I Malay, Abdul Mutalib bin Abdul Hamid, a lorinrr police informer, against the conviction and sentence of death passed on him by Mr. Justice Prethroe at the Perak Assizes for collecting supplies for bandits. was allowed by the Federation
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    VICTORY NEARER EACH DAY UNDER TEMPLER
    291 5 Says UK Paper LONDON, IhM g, The astonishing change In the jangle war again ,t terrorism m Mala\a has been .particular!; aotieeable m less than a year under the vigorous command of General Sir Gerald Templer the High Commissioner, states todays Daily Fxpress, Independent
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    Prince Axel Of Denmark Flies In
    169 5 Prince Axel Of Denmark Flies In SI Ml ii (i M,i 11 Kr|M*; 1.-r PRINI of D ark, King Frederick IX >f Den nark, arrived on an un- to S ngapore last ght i Pi inee, wi a aoi gird g tour m nis capacity a I '■'..>• tan and
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    Soldier Is Fined On Arms Charge
    118 5 A Vi >UN< British N 11 I tai les Elmoi c, 100 m the Singa] Courl veste I a I ter he was convicted on two eh;, irrying a pistol and h m po on ol ten rounds of ammunition. The fine was paid.
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    Council Will Be 'Family Affair' 1f...
    98 5 it v Council will be- come a "family aflfair M il Mrs. s s Many am, Independent i candidate for the West Ward m Sal iy*s Singapore City jf\n,-,. Elections is elected. i Mr. J. G. Parambil 3 Vt* Pai imbil. Independent candidate for
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    Ship Consults Shore Doctor
    79 5 Standard Shippini; Reporter Tl E 1,72 Won Finni «v el Mail* a i oi d< n, en i oute to the Red China porl oi Whampoa, Canton with 7,300 tons genet i cargo made an unschedu i stop m Singapoi c yesterday to hospitalise a member
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    'Williams Swayed By Emotions'
    178 5 A CHARi IE ai Vli Pel 1 M Williams. Labour Candidate for South m the City Council elections. •■could easily be (carried away on the spur of j the moment", was made by Mr. G Sarangapany yesterday al an election campaign meeting m support of Mr.
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    KL THIEVES TAKE $1,703
    47 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Thieves broke into a house In Pahang Road during the early hours of yesterday morning and stole cash ano jewellery worth $1.46:-!. A total of $240 m (ash was stolen on Sunday night from a house m New Village. Serendah.
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    Her Cries Brought Help
    103 5 Her Cries Brought Help On her way home from work recently, a married woman was accosted and taken to a pineapple plantation by a cyclist who then pushed her to the ground, the Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate. Mr. E. H. D'Netto was told yesterday. The cyclist, Ang Tin. was charged
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    Raj Charges Progs Supported Expats.
    314 5 Standard Stall Reporter MR. C R. DASARATHA RA.f. Singapore Legislative Councillor (Lab. Rochore) charged yesterday that the vote tor non-pensionable expatriate officers of the Singapore Government was pushed through ;ho Legislative Council with the fullest support and operation oi the Progressive Party. In a speech
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    ISMAIL REPLIES TO CRITICISMS
    153 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— Dr Ismail hin Abdul Rahman, candidate for the Town Council elections yesterday said that the IMP charge that he had opposed the Election Bill m the .State Council was "grossly misrepresented.*' He was addressing voters In the Aver Molek Ward. He pr< >dvi
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    'Only Labour Will Fight For Workers'
    93 5 ONLY the Labour partj represented the workers and ari fight for bettering tbeii conditiona, said Mi S X Reddi, acting chairman al the Labour party yesterday In an election rallj at Geylang Serai m tsuppf rl o*l Ml Lee Von? Mm, Laboui candidate for
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    Promotion In Keeping With Govt. Policy
    175 5 Hasp. Servants r i lIX stand of the Singapore aledical Service- Union on the qi estion of promotion of hospital servants to special gi ts is m complete agreement with the polio of Government m this matter. Thus was stated yesterday by Mr. C.
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    Beaten Up, She Tried To End Life
    141 5 Beaten Up, She Tried To End Life A married woman had "affairs" with the husbands oi two other women. They set upon her and assaulted her. A.s a result the woman took poison. This was told to the Singapore Fourth Police Court Magistrate, Mr. E H D'NettO, yesterday, when Ghong
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      231 5 TODAY'S POWER CUTS si\<. IPO— Bubstattoas liable to lead shed ding todaj i» Saaabaara k«i Doamaa Bd., j,,.. chiat Place, Jalaa Yasln, Jalan Kaaos. Caaibrldfe Rd., Kangoon Rd.. Towner Rd.. Kirn Keat Rd. (5.1. T.), Serangoon Rd.. Kolam Ayer, Sennett Estate. MacPherson Rd Kirn Chuan Kd Coil. Printing Uks.. Woodjelgh
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    Proletarian Plutocrats
    707 6 lUNDREDS ol rubber tappers who bought new motor r:\r- timing Malaya's 15-month booni are now forced t o si 11 them cheaply because ot the fall In the rabbet price Many of these cars were h.-im fit on hire purchase. Unable to pay the •veragc monthly instalments of
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    Review of Views
    309 6 Review of Views Uiunthnsiastic THK Kuala Lumpur Municipal election this year has been fouLjnt so far with ent.i*:si;t.>m by the candidates concerned But. sadly enough, the people have not responded with similar enthusiasm, notes Utusan Melayu. W l asked, says Utusan. the v iters informed us that riot a gie
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    Would Nationalization Help The Rubber Workers?
    727 6 Would Nationalization Help The Rubber Workers? i I the Rubber Industry Inquiry, which I am confident the Federal Government must summon soon, the rubber workers will not press f' r nationalization. Officials ef the plantation workers' unions have told me that they do not believe nationalization is necessary. They are
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    Men Without Doubts
    1123 6  -  PATRICK O'DONOVAN By TT was evening, and the temple seemed empty. Behind a high and fantastic gateway, courtyard after courtyard opened one into another. They were built all up the side of a hill and closed m with dark trees. The place was a monastery of 'he
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    'Publish Lottery Accounts' Says M.C.A. Life Member
    664 6 'Publish Lottery Accounts' Says M.C. A. Life Member Sir:— In a jetier published m the Straits Times of 28th November MCA. lotteries were discussed. May 1 now ask *o be permitted to express my humble opinion through the medium of your paper? The Lotteries Bi!' wiiieh was recently passed by
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    MALAYAN AFFAIR
    92 6  -  ALEX JOSSEY f i i 1 "ll NO,, j,, work, hk< ly will I thi> ferenci i, duetto. down ih at rj< ■vatea an i noa 01 gul JMJfS I I v:.m,i|, paid MN lees .m..!! several i_j h BUUMfi I and ,i t.i, r/ fa work, i**
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      65 6 USELESS EUSTACE j L-- ZLmmWL-mJ 1 <»v li have ta work r_«t. Hej inps bark a^aiii m a [iffy! P Listen to a mm nh it m mm Radio Grcrr.ozhcn* Sole Agents £&*-•*'^'lL AM 5. P. SHOTAM CO., LTD. igftfil ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE mSW**** CHUNG KHIAW BANK 1 YOU CAN
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  • Singapore Tigers Standard Christmas Sypplement
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      Masthead
      13 1 Singapore Tigers Standard Christmas Sypplement Supplement WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1952 16 PAGES FREE
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      Plan your Christmasparty NOW
      2601 1 Plan your Christmasparty NOW IN THIS article CHRISTINE DIEMER offers some suggestions on decorations, gifts, games and food for your Christmas carol parties and picnic parties. as much fun f party where ?st or h >ress his or her to have rime. _>ne ler fur been as m Ange and
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      Mr. Christmas a fine old family name
      563 1  - Mr. Christmas a fine old family name Charles A. Farmer By lIJR. Christmas is a tine old family name. One of the most ancient surnames drawn from the sacred festivals. It flourishes still, and is distributed over many countries. It has been a no* c family name for more than
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        45 1 KM KM WM KM WM *^i #«< WS W8 l __-__Z7; XwAi 4 MWHV_¥lw__i l t-> /ni II f_m.it i3 l W*fAyPli l W*<fl It lflU> .aa- -*>^ j \wa»~^ ***^k fl v -*n>>_ .A TT* iv iGOLD DOLLARI SHUM YIP LEONG J TEA PLANTATIONS gj i
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        93 1 r}ff t_h f "s %_\t r\* *>„ *4» "*> ilf "jf Choose from these precision-made products f life w^^- > The "SPORTSTER" The "VKiKOV" i mm. I h<* \i lv iU Single lens 8 l.m. Movie v»iU. Turret 1 1 IC < id. lUN n i I (.amerj (Mod. 605)
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      PRESENTS THAT ARE PERSONAL
      1022 2 PRESENTS THAT ARE PERSONAL pHRLSTMAS is close upon us once more, and I have such a Jot or presents to buy! What shall tbey be. I want to give my friends and relatives something really useful this time. And there's the children, too; they will want the latest m toys.
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      THE CHANGING TIME
      876 2  -  ELIZABETH FRY By History Of The t'ttlvitdat I HAVE always felt a quiet satisfaction at the way one's birthday, Christmas Day or any other of the fixed anniversaries of ufe, moves on. Even quite small children can tell you thai these events progress, with rhythmic regulaiity a
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        312 2 tfmi-&Xmi^im.^^ Wm M _7i*" _fl_i r _t z and fnends 2 18 A MERRY CHRISTMAS f _l i iS i (j and A HAPPY NEW YEAR a i "_fl 4S i t*tfct\ kS\ •fit cl r^''. S CHUNG KHIAW BANK, LTD. !^-a>!W*^^!W*<^!W -X i^ttjMja^Jaa^^^ r*f mi ig il i r
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      THE STORY OF CHAMPAGNE
      1247 3  - THE STORY OF CHAMPAGNE )U ore having a ass o f cnampoured out j are not w e nave fu. r o h Oth^r. forum for ne is, or mere ne irbon -dioxide int At, CHAMPAGNE is not a wine for argument. It is a wine for extravagant celebration and
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      THE SECRET OF THE SPARKLE
      398 3 teris 'l be a <•' be ■r than the year 1 But the charactei istici of Champagi I the pai be c This is achieved by blendIng Very briefly, purple grapes give fullness, body and fragrance: white s: give ligOften quantities of old are added
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        146 3 MAKE THIS YOUR GIFT STORE A ATP BUY < j TWICE AS MUCH AT OUR /K_, >fc Ipi 1 TV'/'s jr/ears »fl/i£*e is iw>re complete io make selection easy |L_.. j Canon Cameras y_3a>_ Prefect %£ws%r U> ilti. s _P Qb___ Mr mi* /-jSt*** i J(('^ v Enbeeco Binoculars /Y^
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      UNKNOWN
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      TO THE STORY OF
      1485 4 The horse that gallops through a car... the Ghost of Manor Grange. ..the mysterious lorry... fhe Phantom Vicar... and the ghost m Dan Leno s dressing room. f*|!R was} I thp .greatest T c xperi *$x c (of my fi f tv, and akhotign l l'd
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      X'mas Card Production
      283 4 PRODUCTION of Christ mas cards m Britain is now established as an important indu>trv which gives employment to a great number of people and. m Scotland alone, some thousands are directly or indirectly engaged m this occupation. The development of Christmas cards, as ue know them today,
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        233 4 <+_%? JV Ma M^Mmmwmm^mw' *9 jjy' £fc *t Amm «__T i_*f Sr ftj____^jj_*>^MKv:' l B» Mwt\ Tpi. '^"ALat^fff tF ___c _P~** ~-m~r*>mv£A:.z., f _f f£ JtWtkm SPs'"^^** <|X gk. 4 'ir ft ___fej*r J_l 8 1 _m^ <?"_b ji _k9 MN Mi s^: 888 SSi SBB Wi y SSB! J
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        127 4 ri *J| v itf %T Un mi- ut aY 7 lmtt.nl s 3 O^/r Grand Semmn /?a,s chared uixny S Of/r Steel Necemitaling S //.e replacing ot NEW GOODS fr 4 «TOYS GAMES 1^ STOCKINGS CRACKERS C CROCKERY GLASSWARE fr -TRAVELLING REQUISITES fr, JEWELLERY .CUTLERY J .WATCHES CLOCKS jjfc g
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      WITH AND WITHOUT TURKEY
      1260 5 WITH AND WITHOUT TURKEY IN THIS article. A.S. Lowdham discusses the traditionally Christmas dinners of the various nations: Britain. Germany. France. Sweden. Denmark. Belgium. Russia. Poland. Switzerland. Canada. Australia [HE customary dinner at Christmas, m Britain and Ireland ot any rote, consists chiefly of roast turkey and plum pudding. Di'-ke:i-
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        219 5 t\ ta 5 ow. i .-^_3dP| KELVINAIOR g |?~j ll ON OUR i\ ;r STRAiGHT s i _i^Sl PAYMENI i *1^! TERMS f OVERSEAS INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. <rj Orchard Road ft Kf i p# pj& kz# fr^ Yjr^ 'so* &<& S?ii __^___^___wgg^_____ -"Inr di\li'^in type. i r -jga^-flfm-jij -I.UU.T: nrt.iit
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        260 5 J^ XMAS p(/a x^^ OUflLTine BISCUITS <T THIS YEAR <^^lntivi Special Qift %Jeina^ A. WANDER LTD (Incorporate! i- E-^U-d! MNGAfORC I $SS! > x \!mr £)A/ 0 m L If/ r*wJ I£l ml iv l" ■<■_.«!_. ;>. S tf ___B^._£_fl _r j c i n x r^v7 v/rl^ Iks -Ss|
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      Pennytop's Christmas Penny
      945 6 Pennytop's Christmas Penny "CHRISTMAS is olmost here again! 1 said Pip, cheerfully, as he hurried into the cottage he shared with his friend, Pennytop. "I know it is," replied Pennytop. glumly. "It's; alright for you. You ye plenty of money ior presents and tilings, and this year I am worse
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        432 6 <■* "^^y/^'o ws, im ste ars lf^ SIN a a j W,NS i A WOULD r y PROI KSSIONiIi 2 PURSUIT C [0 y S CHAMPIONSHIP X v iiin viinPi* PARIS m 2 Vr.^n wfftH-mi-Bga !:i,lr {l sl N u,ul fi,,<l U im rsK^Sof «M? a.iff,n*N,.' for JJ uGHTWEifiRTS. jourself.
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        148 6 1 ierstJaMipMMM MW *rs* Mi ft '0 Buy our f annuo R ">a •H S^l« Sauce, ptes 1 I c £srA •H ginger, I > ti"<: and tr_^s*\*^ i I d answ iUt every lft £$0j -fi Ch risimc h^^hinr^ lm 1 A* »_»v I THE AMOY CANNING I CORPORATION
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        104 7 a--..-----------^.^...---^^---...^^^^ j l -—a W tttttfttt* _^mm-mm\^jsj£m ■Efc'^S^ __f _F aS^* '/l\'lf^ an^ P^ eC,SUre^^.*!*o4 rv *f*.*& fttf *T* «S »W JM Z?*i i«W siS6a 6a WA*m\WAWAWAWA mrmwß ,/€_E^n _S PBV Ei_l ___*^V**_ i __P _R_ 9_^r _\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\__W 2rV_fl c^*l BwfmW w____ i P*£*r__ rc^afl __D __B I _E_? _M_____H
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      Helps You Choose That
      121 8 Rosalind Ratnam On for dining and off for dancing. It dining i and dancing are includ- E ed m the evening's programme you would rise to the occasion beautifully m this gay little dress and brief little bolero with dimunitive cap sleeves that hide bare shoulders
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      Wasp Waists. Full Skrts Are Still All The Rage
      286 8 Wasp Waists. Full Skrts Are Still All The Rage CHRISTMAS is coming ond never too soon for us. Once again this city of OUI*S will be a brilliantly eXClttlM plod, its shop windows bright with temptations, its people excited ova the coming holidays and last minute shoppers scurrying over their
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        212 8 1,,,,, m "I*4 m\ II ____P^^^§s§§§§-%>2. OOAy-A'.'x r _^t**llte_' A gold Rolex Datejust m^^mTWk E f\*i* /"l*j. fla I Sia s i_3U^ *rtH "lilt: l^EMEiitUwG vJei olllldb villi: ■■flP^*^ 1c --e superb design of a Rolex Datejust wrist-watch, that marks out its fe^^^^^^K^C. V «J» wearer as a man >f
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      X'mas Frock
      200 9 full-skirted lowing from fitted bodice. Lace laid <>ver layers of white tulle light enough to take you floating with it. It has cap sleeves cutaway spade shaped neckline and two large roses secured t-> I ,-it. Ex. itingly new with the latest fashion points, this smart d.w dress
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        124 9 j CHIa/SIM^S j I BE A MERRY ON E f ff /'I fff \A/ithn W LL I L UL -o i m ii i* #i it f# ff 1 rarffo >£ SOLE AGENTS:- C D CHOTA M _-L C-fS I TITI r. S W I fw-a w. L I |_r.
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      Games To Brighten Your Party
      500 10 VVHILST it Is true that everyone organizing a Christmas party is always on the lookout for new games, there are some old favourites which seem, to be ■vs popula] This game is definitely one for a mixed party. First, all the boys go out of
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      HISTORIE CARKES OF YULE
      737 10  - HISTORIE CARKES OF YULE 31** wm\m\7mW WufrSS? al*l MAY NEVIN HTHE Christmas menu would not be complete j without confectionery. In the British Isles the cake with cream and almond icing and decoration is j popular, but other nations have special cakes and j loaves peculiar to the season. Denmark
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      MAKE THEM AT HOME
      123 10 With corks, matches, potatoes and paper 1. P.IKD: Use corks for body, head and base, a feather for the tail, sealing-wax for the beak: 2 ELEPHANT: Matches make trunk, legs and tail. The ears are of paper, ihe body of cork; 3. MILK CHURN: Two corks
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        152 10 .x '«-^~N**,^- > N* 1 John little i R KM «ir? aMK SSS! WK BOOK EARLY FOR X'MAS NEW I YEAR'S EVE FESTIVITIES AT Her. -Mill. Balloons ere X'mos Corois jff _*r z i I SPECIAL DECORATIONS k SS N IMM < Ml\ I fj fff Smqaporj j Fjyouritc Floor
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        186 10 A Wm* Wa WSA i6a 6a LINGUAPHONE LANGUAGES. ARABIC A" Text CHINESE r h Ju speak run icu I_l Stand i v ria rnrvirn Method FKLNIH i! *}>rvMm IMM ri«IH into yout omm Home GERMAN another I.IIIKIIifI JAPANES. lie I ii r I ITALIAN ti.it i\<- iinii and women mvi
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        126 10 j PUZZLES FOR THE YOUNG /^/aoD, B-a^ fSU\ /V a^t/- <>i tetters m hiace of dots on the bags \2?**' to find the names of the their destinations ._^-^ts?v. _^**3^... I SH|_TH*"' —a* <wfjt»)^_» Mi^JliMfjiH. rjArtdtr ■^W'*_JJg*|^ •UHWi l_W m T i vll I f v V (^__f^P_» IP iwi
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      Where to shop and like it
      5828 11 Where to shop and like it Robinson Co. Lta. U- 1 S at oi the S gaporc ha c ains to give i arge variety h ose <■. haa some- I'; M art depart A,!., |ust ti get ieif will have no pro- IPI 'aa' Irt aire b •eta m
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        88 11 2^<i*iM*iM*JM^ a S| *sgiia.i|^ A^-^^ a I ■■^M*£ \v\ Grand X'mas Sale I Wj 1 '-Jfe Spectacular Reduction Commencing i c it^-iR Trom I o^ciciy **S 'T^HB— BJ^^Wffl—_l'l x Va a-_^ _|_T f 1 Ariel 350 cc Rigid Frame ,1450.00 1305.00 -J f t MAmmWx I Ariel 350 cc Spring
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        46 12 I THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL <> 4 JX?s* q^Xcv* e^XCfQ r^l&fo v~ r X&9 o^Jx^ e~(Z&9 q^wo e^Zwo ©""v^v© r\Z£fQ e^Jgf* $-(£&s &^Xw9 s~*XcSq q^<£wo e^lcA <f<l&9 Y**Cm rv^o &'2^>o o J^.>o v *2cvg r^JZm v~y£6 rv&o J <. A s+- y\. yV y\. y\ 'N s^ ]v
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        409 13 SIMIN fHEONG LTD.' i fuiv VT. si si. \P«|RF *.-.r-... T v 7 .uß.p.ir, Nlujr. MNla.ci Kota Bahru Kual.» Krai Pontian Kechil. B«*nut. •r -pot Radio Ltd. .*>« Orchard Road S'poi Kin e Jt Co.. ,»3 1 RalTles Place. Spore. 6 *a «a «S?«i a?ai -^is *^ri aEti CHRISTMAS and
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        113 13 9^S*^S *2/25>*«S 9* A 23>-*S 9^"^i%9 9^l%*? *ys_>-S 3_<_»*-5 2*_Js>-9 9-_r?> c o0?7-~9 SACT»J* 9 c/A>T^9 °J^ °M Here's the ideal \mits nreseitt fur the htemlii hsuii Home Electric Workshop Equipment $140/- 7*JJ s *v^ I ****i *r_ i f'.^^W SR __3_PWI "'■"iy >_*/ •jKjzj^ra***** l—^ ■-4 f .-va ___B»*a
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        95 13 \£*l TWO WAY UGHTEtI WfTH wHAttF M J 66** C 4* PO/^r TILTED Fiom c a 't jm* Urn Ma UPRIGHT *f^\ Vi WS v I ——tk. i m 0... o Ea__fc V _rjft iy .depend. *o* BH MM The M ill fully Qvaf a onH fl.nt. W,<k re»d I
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        90 14 5% /^^?^___j^ w 55^ Elephant VECETABLE FAT HO HONG OIL MILLS (1931) LTD. £5, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. I. TELEPHONE 5911 -/V^ -'/Ao =?A t > -AO±=x =9**ft-— f^*fe --7*^=" =9*^ b *c MW MW MW MW MW MW MW MW WSA MWftWMW MW MW MW WSA 1 lf R "^^s_
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        253 14 Mad^fc*. 2_x*£ "jtf^r -j*> My* -O iK^^«^^*^& ♦OF I tin! XMAS EVE DINNER $12 NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER $12.- NEW DUTCH BANO Extension 2 a.m. <*» -J _r*^" I Vl/ls s t/#; 2> 8 TOYS. DOLLS, GAMES, 8 II Stationers S Christmas x IV p. raff Decorations. _v I >
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      CARDS AND COINS CORKS
      1618 15  - CARDS AND COINS CORKS Bruce Keane iM tDUtt P^ty wo lid --ally bo COm- it its parlour There will COHM the moment a hia performance be eagerly welded as an aid to gere ial e.-itertain-nt who has a litrepertoi.e of simple ol magic will be the p .ar man m
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      Where The Bonbon Got Its Name
      183 15 FOB Aa* H j.ris h< en p. li~ f n i r applied 'c f^ i i iff mm r i her, I (He ivese* Aai tt pwei f r as Itom Smttfc, ia coaled ter maker of omatnewle fo« I rj 10ft pal
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        96 15 C mfm A* *H_ J ft A VV fa ona 1 I JF J»Hy JW HS SP X^ good \siiy Jf<. to remember JB* _*jri q, your friends |f, Jq( and relali-.es Ibis X'f* CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR fc f| Is fo send a gift subscription to ib. SINGAPORE STANDARD
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        90 15 i M* MS. MS? -SSS? s®? MJ? M*? «f# S_t? KM Kt. X X MP! [I 1 a WHAT A TQ.OAA LOVELY J PIT2PATRICKS q BIRD 1 J OBVIOUSLY 1 CHRISTMAS is drawing near ORDER YOUR W IT D _T TE* *V* LUH A L I _j IXaf t i^
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      Astonish Your FRIENDS
      1029 16  - Astonish Your FRIENDS TJ?7HEN games pall, and when it is too much tro ible to get up" charades always a .strain on the invention and the acting powei i then the gue-t with a few simple parlour tricks comes to the front. Of these said parlour tricks, there is no
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        37 16 i /a let a Wanted mfc A f /rf fj I it i T7T? Vl Y\ m SEE THE MANY DIFFERENT MODELS AT YOUR Kodak (Malaya) Limited mm Hmm\ Siagapor-j 15, OW Market Squire, Kuala l.umpur 8§
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        39 16 A w^a ifk m W 1,, mw% 7 Pf BREITU N 6 sre wm WamW mmmm -Ba_- 1 \W Y"^ **s •a*-******"*"'"! SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG J59 CECIL SrREET5 r REET LEE RUBBEO RK H<GH V 13 CriUflCH STPEtT
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      INDIAN PEACE PLAN APPROVED
      400 17 UN Appeals To Reds To Accept Proposal b.,..^ sSTga fc*3_*sr; irc ~d G 9 a»nst forced repatriation of prisoners. Western •n,„,., mittee '"'"^more appealed to Ihe ComP on sd lanHe c r biunt n and accept X kZ Z \Va. v" !f S A" ending he
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      Mystery Slaying On Liner
      164 17 i GENOA, Dec. 2: (Reuter)— J- f POli i qi d a top ret probe today into a "spythnller" slaying aboard a liner Which docked here yesterday bl a first class cabin of the luxury liner Giulio Cesare members had found the <><>uy ol a man
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      Court For Steel Pool Disputes
      36 17 LUXEMBOURG, Dec 2 I Reuter)— Ministers of the an Plan countries terday appointed a European court of justice to thrash out legal disputes within their sixnation coal and steel j 001.
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      Soekarno In Bali
      26 17 BANDONG, Dec. 2, (UP) lenl Soekarno and a small party left by air for Bi Island this morning to spend a shorl vacation.
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      Franco Wants To Visit PI
      63 17 MANILA, Dec. 2 (tJF) V re-President Fernando Lopez said today that GeneralisFrancisco Franco would like to sil the Philippines hut feels he could not leave Spain at present due to I ie ten^e international situation. The Philippine Vice-Presi-dent has just returned from a three-month tour
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      Lodge:lke Pledges Aid To UN
      72 17 Lodge:lke Pledges Aid To UN ORK |rfUP>— ~0 I I c United Pn Aver firmly m doing -a n to help the become a vital said m a I 11 ie confe: -t with the designate. teT Dulles. R. Austin. whom <_* dx* head of Si f to th c
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      Ike's Last Pasts Filled
      69 17 Ike's Last Pasts Filled ft Eisen- completi ainnounrhe had teed MarChicago as Labour and Boston as 'ommerce. ent also ms of s was selected tary of tiams, Aince man. f •he Eisen ho v the first Com-; Secretary ever H eks, 59. 149 Ha industrialist ultimillionaire, who 'ne Eisenhov for
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      RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
      74 17 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Dec 2 —The following ore the closing prices of rubber ond tin on the London Market todoy: LOND-vN RUBBER LONDON TIN S P°-" 26] d. Spot £953 per ton Jen/Mar. 26. d buyers, £954 sellers. ->«-», Three months: £946 Apr/June 25id buyers,
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      Tito's Visit Criticised In Commons
      108 17 LONDON, Dec. 2. (Renter' Marshal Tito's forthcoming visit to Britain was criticised m the House of Commons yesterday. Foreign Secretary Anthony Edi n asked the 1 louse to go easy on allegations of religious persecution m Yugoslavia, and to iiope improved Anglo-Yugo-slav relations might help
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      He's Now 'Just A Natural Girl'
      229 17 OP E s HAG FN Dee. 2 UP I A young American ex-soldifi** 1 ;0 has been tiainsformed from *t man into a woman said yesterday soe would roncentrate dow on developg <i new personality. Mine .lorgt ri>t n. 26. who was George Jorgensen
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      Skipper Killed In Red Attack
      141 17 HONGKONG, Dec. 2- (Re-uter-AAP) The British registered 335-ton coaster Rosita was today speeding to Hongkong from the China Sea with the dead body of her master Captain R. Adam, who was killed m an attack last oil' the Chinese port of Foochow m the Fukien
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      CATHOLICS MARK 400TH YEAR OF ST. FRANCIS
      263 17 HONGKONG, De-. 2. (IP).— Catholics all over the world today celebule the 400 th anniversary of the greatest missionary of them all but the shrine at the site of his death on Saneian Island, 100 miles southwest of Hongkong, lies lonely and untended
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      Russia Rebuilds E. German Forces
      261 17 BRITAIN CHARGES: LONDON, Dec. 2, (AP).— Britain accused Russia of redoubling the si/c and fire power of a modern East German land, air and sea force within the last six months. A press statement issued by the Foreign Office claimed ihe East German "peopled j
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      Orlando. Last Of Versailles' Big Four, Dies
      126 17 Orlando. Last Of Versailles' Big Four, Dies ROME Dec 2 (UP):— Vittorio Emanuele Orlando. 92-year-old Italy's "Victory Premier" of World War I and the last of the big four who drafted the Treaty of Versailles, died at his home here yesterday. Ex-Premier Orlando died of bronchial pneumonia and the complications
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      Nawab Will Marry Again
      58 17 MADRAS. Dec. 2 (AP)— The Nizam of Hyderabad's second son. Nawab Moazzam Jah Bahadur, will marry a second time, the Nizam's close associates revealed here today. UU second wife wil] be the daughter of a Hyderabad noble m a n He recently divorced Turkish Princess Niloufer
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      Israel Offers Peace Plan
      76 17 UNITED NATIONS. Dee. :>. UP) brad yesterdaj urged the Arab states to join it m peace negotiation- aad proposed a six-point agenda for a peace co_fere_ee. Thi" Israeli Ambassador, A.S. Khan, unveiled lik DOtfl try's "blueprint" m the Near Kast m a M hour speech before
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      Nasan Battle Begins
      295 17 Nasan Battle Begins I"" Fl /rf>//. Pagt I ven blasti shortly after noon. I i initial attai under a brilliant moon. As Vie1 ed up tl i ve, their mortal "(.ting with uncanny jhl into the The l- j tdiimi |he i mil* id<- di i. n< r i <>f
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      Red 'Blueprint' To Topple Thai Govt. Exposed
      299 17 BANGKOK, Dee, 2 (IP)— Police officials have I seized a detailed blueprint" of Communist plans to overthrow the Thai poi ernment and erect a "people* I dictatorship" patterned along the lines of hina's Rcti government. Disclosure of document outlining pUni f<>r military coup,
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      SOLDIER TRIED TO GIVE REDS TANKS SECRETS
      116 17 BOVINGTCO E land, Dec. 2 (Renter) Tony Dewick. a teen-aye British soldiei was convicted by an Army court-martial of try int* to give away secret information on tanks to the Communists. Dewick. fair-haired j looking even younger than hia 18 years, was a
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      Passengers Arriving Here On The Canton
      631 18 Passengers Arriving Here On The Canton he follow ing passenger^ on the Canton wiil disembai- v gapore on Tuesday, Dec 9: Mr <*■ Mrs F Allen and 2 children Miss L Allen. Mrs. Y. C W ong Mrs. .J. A. Andrew arid Mrs. C. D. Auchmuty and child. Irs R
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      Jap Freighter Sets Record
      87 18 YOKOHAMA, Dec. 2, (AP).i -The new Japanese speed record for the vAOA nautical mile Yokohama-New York run is days. 22 hours and 55 minutes. Kyodo news agency] rted yesterday. ["he i 1,033 ton freighter Mexico Maru left Yokohama on Sept. 14 and arrived m New York
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      Troopship For France
      82 18 MOROCCAN soldiers shaving each other bald with! long- keen razors on the deck, and 15 women who are part of Lie contingent, were noticeable features on board the 29,000-ton French troopship. Pasteur, which Left Singapore on Monday lor Marseilles. Trie Pasteur sailed from Saigon with 3.000 French
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        656 18 FAST REGULAR TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE Direit (Horfani Xw\% L intiMii L(» iagdea \r Aa^ricaa ft Canadiai Ciiies *l \nK KAI .'I fji i>.i i: ZM Dei E9ooc I Jaa 84 Jai \N\h\ BEAR 'i.Jin 51 o.)mi S9Jaa IFe* M Fei I particulars of Dry Cai^ iDe and passengei V 1
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        468 18 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Regular Sailings to China an Japan from Siogapore. Port Swettenham Penang. Also direct Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia to ('hina Japan. Due Spore Due Penan. r'rom "Vdthou" Dec 1? Dec 17 Japan II Kunu PoMiiiT Dei 20 Dec 22 Hongkong Sail> Sails Sails Penanj: P Sham
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        699 18 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Koyal _oUerdam Llo>d Holland Aoierica 1 me Nederlaod Line Rotterdam Rotlcrdam Ansterdaoi HALIFAX PORTLAND (Maine) BOS lON NLU YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE MOBILE NEW ORLEANS Spore P Sham Penang KOTA BAROE (RL) GOD 8 9 7 Dec B Dec KO-PAT (SMN) 9 13 Dec lti Dec 17
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        440 18 .AST ASIATIC [g I SAILINGS I KOM st amiis n I Maoi a Kaobe rofcohami I] I <>„ I "StCANIHA" for Bangkok Ifi |< l*» (passengers only) i •i-ALSTRIA' for Boogkok R j*j I fpowengtra only) KINV ft Me bourne g Sydney Brisbane fr. l oaf f FROM JALAN lIUM.K
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      C'WEALTH RESOURCES TO BE TAPPED
      517 19 C' WEALTH RESOURCES TO BE TAPPED Delegates Agree On Development LONDON, Dec. 2,— Delegates to the Com -wealth conference agreed yesterday that li_ problems "men, machines and must be solved to boost the output of ommodities m a drive to make their pay their way m the world. unm.ition of
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      Austrian Debtors To Pay Up
      40 19 Austrian Debtors To Pay Up pm i "persons m ent is coompplement- on le fc ne ienl md a purt equal A I i payments and to (al obng fire tight pre\ ent of •ed Kingdom U X ti due
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      Produce Mart Unchanged
      28 19 IM hVp.ut.T 3 i I mark- n n remaining mged fro-*.. Mon- buyers acd was slightly ocr picul b..- >1{ (selli m 43C mpongv. Saf
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      Palm Oil, Kernel
      40 19 Palm Oil, Kernel Hatha this od ***** i A' 9 tons production for I f kernel I 5 tons October 4.854 t year and oe period f kerne' totober 19 ofl at the I tona oil was P (1.8.56 ms).
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      Malayan Banks Exchange Rates
      75 19 Malayan Banks Exchange Ra tes MALAYAN Exchange Banks Association buying rates to merchants (per SlO-0 Malayan) are. New York 32 15/10 (T.T.), 'AA 1/16 (0.D.). 33 3/16 on credit bills and 33* on trade bills (90 d/st); Ggnarfa 32 1/16 (T.T.), 32 3/16 (O.D. 2 7/16 (98 d A). Selling
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      HK EXCHANGE
      43 19 I HONGKONG. Dec. 2 Spec ial Standard Service Closing prices on the Hongkong E_change today erere $15.70 to tl sterling* $6,085 to l. S. $1; SLJ3S to Malayan $1; ffeaatt to one Indonesia Rupiah; Gold i $282 BT."i to one laeL
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      UK Peddles More Cycles To The East
      247 19 UK Peddles More Cycles To The East s, ovei eas tha BritisA ia reased onf the great- d nigher .p dv« to 1 thai I pr_»cnt M -at a pre,v I at the i HceS of T \*!r ror depended nod only on the COal of raw materia!, but a*-*>
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      FAO To Study FE Rice Supply
      347 19 FAO To Study FE Rice Supply ROME, Dec 2, .AP).— Representatives of Fice producing and importing: nations will meet m Bangkok on Jan. 5 to serii ways for increasing: the supply of rice for the inte-i;. .tional trade. The meet int*. is b,C iR f arranged tinder the auspices of
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      COMMODITY PRICES
      108 19 COMMODITY PRICES 4 CLOSING rubber price* (cents per lb.> m aSinspore yesterday were; No I K.S.S. Spot loose 8.1 891 F. 0.8. m b.i les Nov No. I K.S.S. BHI 88. No 2 R.S.S. 84 J 841 No. 3 K.S.S. 81 1 811 Tone: Steady after easier. LONDON RI'BB.R Tuesday's
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      RAUB AUST. GOLD LOSES A$21,154
      217 19 RAUB Australian Gold Mining Company suffered a loss" of A£2-,15_ after charging depreciation A£22>725 interest on rehabilitation loan A £14.248 for the vea i ended March. 1952. The directors reported that production of gold during the year was less than m the preI vious year,
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      RUBBER DROPS BY 1¾ Cts.
      161 19 RUBBER DROPS BY 1¾ Cts. RUBBER prices declined further by il cents per lb. on an irregular market m Singapore yesterday, first grade rubber for December shipment being quoted at 89| i cents per lb. at the dose. Moderate turnover of busi- ness was reported during the day. a fair
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      Industrials Steady
      122 19 Industrials Steady Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Tue?.— Quiet conditions prevailed m the Malayan share market today. Industrial shares were steady at yesterday's levels whilst rubbers wer c irregular. INDI STRIA I 8 Burets Srllerv Goodwood Park 1.60 1.70 ed Henry Waugh 2.15 2.25 Jackson Co. 1.90 195 cd M. Colls.
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      To Foster Amity
      27 19 A DELEGATION of 91 business and ai^ricultural leadei 9 from Formosa are mi n Nagoya, Japan to improve trade relations between the two countries.
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      B'kok Blackouts: Mo Relief
      91 19 B' kok Blackouts: Mo Relief BANGKOK, Dec. Z. (UP) Power short Bangkok can expect ao relief from the increasing critical lack of electric generating equipment for at least nine months, it has keen announced officially. Seven new American power generators have been or dered hut delivery is not expected until
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      Soya Crop Is Booming
      29 19 Soya Crop Is Booming N ullure I)' 1 y -i ion m 195 j ho „i of (>, i.lim ono b Th i s or percent 1, thi office said.
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      Wheat Council
      20 19 l. Agriculture D. Irs appo Gar*— m I On gn us of thf Vv' Ui hei q U.P.
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        991 19 y&Sßvsmm\ E!-__Wra_i ___P§£____9_ ___K^__i __^al__B__^9-^^_K_BS_r^-^^^^^'S »ii_iiilliißti_fcl»__-_^__eM__e___>-____i__^ ccc -.a e_nJ _i 8.0.A.C ARGONAUT SERVK X I SINGAPORE IKOM: Hongkong <BA^1) 6 40 m DIARY X moM. Banghok <KLB33> 11.10 wm (MIF.BMTY OF M\l V O\RID\ INDONKM W AIR.VW** >ll HLM CHRISTIAN MOM FROM: MINT: Devotional Meeting B I'-ton Bar.ka. Tanjong P
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        210 19 IPOH ENTERTAINMENTS RI MX VV*.do-.v 12 43 3 f <'. I I fj -a* Xl !>- c Jo ty 12 4." flflfl p m mo ns Sup Chi Vi c.i- i, I fll ■*i -r.i lalaj a t.H x\l» Sal rondej Be .1 9 m PENANG ENTERTAINMENTS Xl W !>■•
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      'THE DAPPLED LOOK' HITS LONDON
      5 20 'THE DAPPLED LOOK HITS LONDON
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      Love Him For What He Is!
      857 20  -  MARGARET SCOTT By IFTES an absence of many months, I see there are some lovely Baby Record Books on tbe market again. i iiese make very acceptable presents for a •pj mother and, however silly yon may think them yourself, she will get 4
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      New Energy In Rest And Care
      219 20  -  ALICIA HART Holiday Let-Down BY pHRISTMAS is a wonder- fu! holiday, but that letdown feeling after it's over can be pretty awful. Your whole body seems to ache. You hardly have the energy to take care of routine tasks. The trouble is, full-scale shopping
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      HOME HINT
      25 20 VV, ASH dnp cups and grattl ings m ho*, dt I urgent suds. I'se stifj brush, mild abrasive or tme Acd rfi.ii.rl r-.'orljim
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      SHOULD I LEAVE SCHOOL?
      269 20 MT problem m (hat I am continually being scolded by one of my achool-nuiflters. He only doe** this. I think. because my parents are poor I am now m Standard Six and I have been m bis < la**s from Standard live onwards. He is always
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      "Dear goy" gones
      35 20 "Dear goy" gones perhaps, m 1 a retl-ow -worker a met U no. "Bar jt-ndmg a week v,. [A Alt, IF YOI' real you also, os you national uu thu o T j. A T°,
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        101 20 1 y .'-I- a r a* J C A 1 ,_i 'V.i £X J•- i_S v OCi &*>t_£ /M c l mlMl[l *****1111-lIOIIIW^^ V& Mrs Gertfude Van Viet of Jesselton, 8.N.8. And so she has cl wen LACTOGEN '"or their daily diet. The twins were V 6 months ol age
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        121 20 MR 9SK XX MX MR p* m t FOR CHRISTMAS J l» C/V£ H£R. X > U» r tovfi/fsr j X \r t POWDERS G/fr sfrs rrc g MAYNARD CO LTD 5 fi 11. BATTER*' ROAD I*l*l 611.1 g ffi\ W_ mt Vmf/*'/&r/z y^QAmASfiy f A ASA A i*t a"
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        369 20 H RITA DEL MR npODAT-S QUOTATION: The X "ar punivhrnent is not m h^.i f L PaM hat ht ""I b* eyed, but that he oan not n**ii«*v-- anvimf »*Ke l. r Sham c UIDMSDW K)R EVERYONE: The early evening com- prises the be.-t portion of »he aav. iiake headway
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      PWFA IS BORN AGAIN
      379 21 Clubs Give Full Support To Assn. WORTH, Tues.- The Province Wellesley i.tmn which ceased to exist about four i itated at a meeting of representa- sp »i associations and soccer teams m j h« li at the Butterworth Recreation >™ bould lubs from the 194S •■■<
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      No Fight,
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      Money For Seixas
      12 21 D a won h m tor p Bys •red
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      UK SOCCER FIXTURES
      274 21 LONDO Dec 3 (Re iter! Dec. H. IV < DP Sl OND ROI ND LEAGUE DIVISION i A v s Preston. V vs C dirt. B ackpool _Xt C B dton vs New tii C uurltan vs Burnley. Chi Isea Livei pool. Derby \s Stoke. Manchesti i
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      ACKNOWLEDGMENT
      52 21 MESSRS: Tan Chee Tong. Tan I Kirn Soh. Tan Loo Hor family wish to express their heartfelt thanks to all their relatives, friends, and member's of Clubs Associations for attending I night visits and funeral of the late Mr. Tan Say Chye and to those who sent scrolls, wreaths.
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      Boxing Boom via TV, Says Dempsey
      102 21 BOSTON, Dec. 2 CAP) Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey predicts an era of hundred million dollar boxing gates via television. "There are all kinds of possibilities m television we have not even imagined," said Dempsey, here on his wrestling referee tour. "Why, one drive-in
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      UK Football
      52 21 LONDON, Dec. 2 (Reuter)— Football results: First Round Second Replays —Ipswich Town 3, Bournemouth 2 (played at Arsenal's ground, Highbury, London). Queens Park Rangers 1. Shrewsbury Town 4 (played at Villa Park, Birmingham). Revised second round matches following yesterday's replays are: Bradford City versus Ipswich Town, Shrewsbury Town
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        95 21 FOR SALE I ABOUT 122 acres land m j Pasir Bogak. Pangkor Island on thi sea side together with o*he I wooden bungalow, an idea] iealth resort. Please write to Mr. Yeoh Tat Lee 29, Sungei Pinang Kerhii. Pangkor. ~BAN HOE C0.719L Middle Rjad, Singai pore. "The house Of motor
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        579 21 SITUATIONS VACANT VACANCIES EXIST FOR STUDENT NURSES THE next course m the Training Senool at the General Hospital. .Singapore, commences on 5m January. 1953. Salary BCale SlO2-i)A-114/B/sls<>-12A 240 B 5252-12A- 2HB pm plus I C.O.L. *md Singapore Allowani ces. Total emoluments at present range from an initial of £165.73 i
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        649 21 CUSTODIAN OF PROPERTY ORDINANCE 1959 The Custodian of Proper' v, 5 ipre ne Court. Singapore ha instructed Messrs. Nassi**? Co Ltd 4 Col yer Quay. Singapore, to aell by publii auction, the undermentJ I Almeirahs, Settees, Sideboards, Bookcases, Upright Upholstered Chairs. Occasional iT-'bes, Writing Ac Dunn: i Tab.'. Bed-,, etc
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        511 21 NOTICES GOVFJtKMENT Of SARAWAK Propose**! Government Offices KUCHING A Ul RS are fat ted fa *o I Cor tractor be I -fri of nr< piles fir c I eta ry piling ia i p I G i I < Koch Dup rate -p. Beatiom diti Of COtotl f tender, t-
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        228 21 f- TS is |li *«bH| C-w. NO. BUT-o-^.r-irs] fN 3 Y'ARS IT'S VOURS/**^B AM' THEN WHO'LL. SUPPORT ift+^m A v ATELI S-CMjB YO' DON'T, h^j OCIR SET."/"^ BUT, EF VO' SEES lT NOW, fl ME?-AM HATEST'SLAM TH' 4 r..-rh > RECKON "~HEY NOKUM.r 7 iJ^t-i <JcS > GIT SICK OF
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      DONDANG SAYANG DOES BEST WORKOUT
      423 22 IPOH, Tues. Dondang Sayang, with Colin Tulloh astride, provided the best workout at this morning's workouts of candidates entered for Saturday's races, opening day of the Perak Turf Club's November meeting. Working with Millenden (Sawyer) as companion Dondang Sayang returned the best time of 38
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      Watch Star Of Dignity At Ipoh
      452 22 I ght the eye when slipped ■ia ovei three furlongs with Vfatinee (Aii) a s companion. Finishing his work with gusto Variety Revue returned 44 sec w -A' on the bit. Box Office (D. Jones 1 did steady threequarter speed run >• er three
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      Hollywood Star In Fine Form
      244 22 Hollywood Star In Fine Form EPOH, Tues. Hollywood Star (Tv loh) easily accounted for Malay Fi m (Sawyer) m a testing spin over three furlongs returning 41 2/5 set Mi Pearl (Reader* finished 3 ightly ahead of 39 MM (D. ■*> m a fastish run over "naif a mile returning
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      Knockout Hockey Off
      52 22 Tiie opening match of the Singapore Hockey Association Division I knockout Cup Competition which was scheduled to be played between the Singapore Cricket Club and LatiflE Wanderers at the Padang yesterday was postponed. Instead a friendly match was held m which the Club narrowly beat the Wanderers
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      JOHORE XV
      38 22 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— The following have been selected to play for Johore against Negri-Malacca on Saturday a: Seremban Scaii'e. Sanderson. Roberts, Duckworth. Martindale, Murphy, Edington, Duggan. Hewitt. Fox. Shapland. Hodge. Goddard. Cook. Smith. Reserves: Moonev. Otton.
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      'Miss Hockey Perak'
      66 22 'Miss Hockey Perak IPOH. lues. Miss Winnie Chiang Wan Yee. 33-year-old English school teacher and state centre-half was adjudged ".Miss Hocke> Perak" by three judges. Messrs. George (irenier. Inman and Tupholme at the Perak Hockey Association dance last night. Miss Nellie Camming, a stenographer and state left winger was runner-up.
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      Endean Saves S. Africa
      338 22 BRISBANE, Dee. 2 (ReuterAAP> Russell Endean, who scored 181 not out and 87. was mainly responsible for the South African cricketers avoiding defeat and forcm**- a draw against Queensland here today. Th? South Africans had to follow on this morning. 178 runs behind when replying with
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      PARKER IS THERE
      39 22 Parker. Probables' fullback, falls to stop a Possibles' forward rush by Cashin and Guyler with Probables' Roper. Hardy. Dale and Baird running back to cover Parker. This incident occurred m yesterday's Singa pore Civilians' rugby trial.
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      Hockey Can Build Up Nationhood-MB
      253 22 Hockey Can Build Up Nationhood-MB IPOH, Tues. Hockey is an extremely clean and healthy sports. It brings together all communities and contributes greatly towards th -^building up of one nationhood m Malaya. This was stated by Dato Panglima Bukit Gantang, Mentri Besar of Perak at the Perak Hockey Association dinner
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      SPORTS DIARY
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