Singapore Standard, 17 December 1952

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    Masthead
    19 1 Singapore Tiger Standard %k JL 5w X VOL. 11l NO. 167 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1952. 24 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Wimpey Staff Make $557 Gift
    385 1 Wimpey Staff Make $557 Gift HANDSOME donation o j >:,:,: from the (•form- \Vimp<\ and Com pan v Sit I. Pfrsii Panjan; Tower Station' 1 > i>oo>t the standard Readers 1 •It of an enthusiastic; staff r. 100 persons, including i ors were a large num- who are stationed a:
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    Death Roll 56
    19 1 THE death toll In the Parai mine cave-in on Monplaced by Manila ipany officials yes--s(i- UP.
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    State-owned Phones
    16 1 THE Iranian Parliament terday voted the nationali- on of the Iranian telephone n AFP.
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    Raj-Bly the Duel On Han Honesty
    283 1 standard Staff Reporter I!H Singapore Government is entirely satisfied with the integrity of Sir Han Hoc Lim, Acting Chairman ot the Public Services Commission, declared the Colonial Secretary, Mr. \V L. Blythe, m the Legislative Council yesterday. Mr. Raj referred to the ani ering
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    Nicoll On A Year Of Achievements
    214 1 THE Governor of Singapore, Mr. J. F. Nicoll, told the Legislative Council meeting yesterday that they must foster the co-operation of the people with the forces of freedom and law and order, and through Council, provide the forces with the necessary authority to fight
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    £1 M. GIFT TO UK PASSED
    1055 1 Blythe Gives AssuranceOn Spore Regt. Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Legislative Council yesterday approved with only one dissentient vote a gift of $8,570,000 (£1,000,000) to the British Government as a defence contribution. The dissentient vote came from the Laboui Pa representative m the Council.
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    Duchess On Her Tour
    78 1 —The Duchess ol Kenl from thi I her admiration hen "trn I i who are giving tfc utmost to repair the ha brought upon them by war." I) at a lunch given m her I at the Mansion Ho i Lyttelton. It was m recognition of
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    Riots Follow The Big Fast
    25 1 Riots Follow The Big Fast VI. Dec. 16 (1 i) for i for An I being observed city. Si il I Anrlhra iuld fort:; tricts <
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    Baring Saw Gen.Templer
    59 1 Standard I .«»ndon Oorre«poiideiU I ONDON Dec, 16.— A1 hi s conference this aft rSir Ev< wi Baring, Governor of Kenya, reluctantly mitt( I. l c: r ral pi to talk about a number thing* me tly on the security ii le. M 0 dlflCUSSed With :1
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    Govt Is Raising Its School Fees
    159 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— After remaining unchanged for a quarter of a century, the locs charged m Government and Aided Schools aa c to be increased from next year. Announcing the new rates a press release points out that In i J "> years the
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    But Only For A Week
    225 1 But Only For A Week Back To Candles AFTKi; nine days cC blackout freedom. Singapore will again revert to candles and lamps until Dec. 23 or 24. according to Mr. C. C. Payne. City Electrical Engineer. Mr. Payne said yesterday that the new plant at Pasir Panjang must be taken
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    Christmas Supplement
    55 1 THE second Christinas Supplement a 12-page number is Issued FREE uith this copy of the Sin gapore Standard. The supplement tontains Christmas stories and articles,, the storj of your Toy Fond, the .second Citj shopping guide which, v\c hope, will help you m your last-minute selection of gifts,
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    27 1 11 -Nat ion Visit CROWN Prince Akihito will visit 11 countries besides Britain under a tentative schedule for his trip to attend Queen Elizabeth's Coronation. —Hi iter.
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    Rows, so no bar licence
    73 1 DUE to serious clashes t<etween M.O.R.s and civilians m Pasir Panjang Road recently. the Singapore Police raised an objection to an application for a public house licence, when it nut forward before the Board, of L g Justices. .•day. The application for a third class
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    TEMPLER: ALL NUTS AND BOLTS TIED
    124 1 LONDON, Dec. l<? (AP)— visit has been worthwhile c;enVril Sir Gerald Temper. He s.tid. "1 have had even £c h£d Commlssioßer, left roppprt from Jweton udoa a.rpo.t late last j of st.tr aod from the whote ni" it for Singapore, saying Colonja! Office, not
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    'NO COMPROMISE' POLICY SET BY US
    220 1 PEKING REJECTION NEW YORK, Dec. 16, (AP)— The United Slat*yesterday laid down a "no compromise" polic v on th< Korean truce and served notice it cannot see any pur pose m sending fresh plans to the Beds for settling tin PoW issue. The Stale
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    Dawn Departure
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    MALAYAN BOY SCOUTS SAIL FOR AUSTRALIA
    264 2 Standard Shipping Reporter SINGAPORE wharf yesterday resounded to the blood-curdling yells, hocus-pocus ami deepthnutrd son^s peculiar to Boy Scouts when the Malayan contingent ol 82 scouts s^v'led m the Charon tor Urn Pan-Pacific Jamboree opening m Sydney on •he scouts wenj gifts oi coconuts,
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    New Govt. Offices Are 'Quite Good'
    73 2 Maiidanf staff Reporter I :or of Singapore, Mr. J F. Xicoll. visited I N •at offices m Road < afterimpanied by senior (Bcials Mr. ted the threewbi h is to I the I ---..'ion. McdiE -ation Dep. rtbe occupied xt mor. Vita his tout
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    City Tour For Liner's Passengers
    115 2 City Tour For Liner's Passengers FOR the Rrsi time In Singapore, a ship's passengers wi'.i be taken on a conducted tour oi the City by bus. The party 99 passengers Prom the luxury liner W I em Rays will leave KepptM Harbour at 2.30 p.m. today. The tour is organised
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    Hawkers: No more arrests
    76 2 THE Singapore Legislative Council yesterday agreed that he old practice of arresting lawkers committing offences should come to an end and that n its place a new system of ssiiing cards to the offenders •equiring them to appear m court should be instituted. A Bill providing
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    GOVT. SHARE OF 3pc URGED
    393 2 Based On Pay Of Workers Under Pension Scheme THE ACTUARY has recommended that Government should contribute three per cent of the salaries of its employees concurrently with the employees' own contributions to the Widows' and Orphans' Pension Scheme. The report submitted by the Actuary, Mr.
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    28 2 \f MOSI wmmen d.n ,t iHnen s M 1.1 HI! h#> birthda] Prophet HohamnK IC iom read 1 the Pmtiiw-t lasted fr<" Pin M.. I, .r..-:i I this
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    51 Cases Of Speeding
    11 2 AS S I tweet) 6 p.m Thi
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    Loh's Bailors To Pay $2,000 Each
    355 2 THE two men, Goh Tian Seng: and Yeo Yew Stag, who stood surety tor the 54.000 bail which was allowed Loh Boon Peah, the Singapore Improvement Trust clerk who failed to turn up at the second day of his trial m the Singapore Assize
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    RETRIAL ORDERED
    69 2 rPOH, Tues.— hi lo a routine check by looh food conti i Nov. Lye. manager of the Cafe, was fined $15 gistrnu? Che Abdullah zalli when he pleade- to selling 26 packets and five tins of cigarettes on an pired licence. Mm Sang, the I i If ta
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    Military To Stay On For 12 Mths More
    210 3 Lend Requisition W -.1: [ING that the SingaLegislative Council would > further oxtenLand Etequi ition (Continuation) Ordinance wa ed yesterday by Mi N (Prosre ive City). i i a speakin motion introduced by 'he Land •I. A. Harvey eeking < -ion of
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    Laithwaite Seen C-G
    45 3 Laithwaite Seen C-G SIR Gilbert thwaite, U.K. High Commissionei m Pakistan, arrived m Singaby Qantas-BOAC from Karachi yesterday, on a short visit to Mr. Malcolm Mac-issioner-General. i years a 14" Sir i "specially attached" to Ramsay MacDonald (the C-G's father) lor S I'Micl Indian Round
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    PLAN FOR CHANGI RESORT
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    Legal Edn. Council Ruling Explained
    202 3 THE Under Treasurer at Lincoln's Inn ha* asked the Director of Colonial Scholars to correct the erroneous impression" which might have been given by an announcement appearing m a local English newspaper (not The Standard) on Oct. 30. The announcement was credited to the Secretary
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    Work To Start After Land Transfer Deal
    456 3 THE Singapore Rural Board has prepared an elaborate plan for the development of a seaside resort along a mile-strip of beach at Changi Point. The Committee on Developmeni of Beaches m the Colony have recommended that as soon as negotiations with the War
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    School's Fifth Anniversary
    59 3 DISTRIBUTION of 500 pairs of rubber shoes and 50 school uniforms to pupils marked the fifth anniversary of the Singapore Maha Bodhi School o:; Monday. Kintergarden pupils were presented with certift- The school management has decided to start an art training class m January. The students of
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    Schools Cost $7 Mil.
    79 3 A SUM oi spent by G build l i\ [i! imary rhool i1 J each) ii primal < i ctassi i <■!)) m 1951 POO (1 RBCI n I<V ivernment m 1 Council Di C P In ••]|(M I in!'.' B <ll)O. I I i I
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    Staff Officer
    20 3 COLONEI \v. Middles Etegi Laflf O tiori i to the I);rr< toi o( place of }i X Si
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    Gimson Portrait Fund: $6,000 Within A Month
    576 3 PUBI JC re ponse to the S- 1 Franklin Gimson's Portrait Fund exceeded all expectations, the targei figure of $6,000 being collected within less th tn a month. The Fund is therefore now closed and as from tomorrow no further contribution can be
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    16,240 Women In Spore Industries
    152 3 Ola total of li;;, .;<>*> manual workers employed b> various establishments m Singapore laM year. Hi. MO were women and .'i.l7'2 were childim states thr 1951 report of the Labour Department The greatest number of the women (3.#57 l were engaged m the rubber parkin;;
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    $99,459 Paid As Spare Workers' Compensation
    250 3 i .AST V K Singapore I i ir Department received 2,483 reports of aci which arose m the com c u| employment. Of these 71 died. f'i suffered permaneni di ment. These figures were obtained m the Labour Depailmenfs 1951 report. The total amount
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    K.L. Thieves Take Textiles
    25 3 K.L. Thieves Take Textiles KU M-A LJMPUR. 1 Tliifvc- hri)k( > into C.J and Company. Mountbatl Road, dur I md stole textile.- valued at about $2,868.
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    Cut Down Expenses, Johore Government Lola
    600 4 EXTRAVAGANT SALARIES HIT THE Johore State Government was yesterday told to streamline its machinery and economise on "this extravagance on personal emoluments" which formed almost 49 per cent of the total expenditure of the State for 1953. Government was further told both by its
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    Cheer For Thirsty Men: 21 New Bars
    182 4 SINGAPORE will soon have 21 more bars springing up m the city and rural areas. Out of 29 new applications for Public House Licences. the fourth quarterly session of the Board of Licensing Justices. approved 21 12 from the Citj' and nine from
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    DR. BIRCHEE QUITS IMP
    191 4 •IOH ORE BAHRU. Tues.— Dr. M. Birchee, newly elected Town Board Councillor, who was accused by the Independence of Malaya Parly Committee members. J o h o re branch, of being "unfaithful' 1 to the party during recent elections, has resigned from the IMP committee. On
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    Party For Children
    90 4 A TOTAL of 270 children enjoyed themselves at a party at the Stamford Girls 1 School yesterday afternoon. The party was arranged by 37 representatives of The Animal Lovers' League from Singapore .schools. Mn-,t of the children \vho came to the party were members of the League,
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    High Rates Only If Necessary
    113 4 AN assurance that the Singapore City Council would not charge property owners the full limit of 30 per cent assessment rate? unless its financial position warranted it, was given m the Colony Legislative Council yesterday by the City Council President, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice.
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    SHB 'Interference'
    48 4 THE Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association yesterday charged that one of the Welfare Officers of the Singapore Harbour Board interrogated two of its Executive Council members "for the purpo c Of extracting vital infoi mi ;;i relating to the emergency senera) meeting' 1 held on Ivion-
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    Dane Acquitted And Rearrested
    60 4 ON being i charge of eh< ai g. i 2 ear- old Dane. Gergan Jensen walked out of the Singapon Relief District Cent yesterday i free man. As he stepped out of Court, Detective Inspector Edwin Ware tapped him on the [er, tod him You are
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    No Opium-So He Died
    82 4 No OpiumSo He Died FOR 26 years Kg Thiam Koh had been smoking opium. 'Then one day < police swooped on the opium dens iin the city and rounded up the addicts. The offenders were sent to Jail. Ng confided to h c wife: "Life is no Longer interesting without
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    Govt. Explains Its System Of Contracts
    323 4 FOR RICE AND SUGAR Standard Staff Reporter NO ASIAN firms have since 1947 been successful m obtaining agencies for rice or sugar from (he Government. This was stated m the Legislative Cooncil yesterday m answer to written questions tabled by Mr. R. Jumabhoy about
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    Today's Power Cuts
    152 4 SIX< IPOKI substations li.iiii<to load sluMld ins today: \> Arthur ic«i Pai k leu Hotel, Sport* Swiniin?!!? rliib. I k Kirn. U.E. Shi anl, iihii ross, Naayang <. »k. Katoni?. ltni.ul, rk Ktl s > i lew Hot. I. East iii Rd i !<»k Knrao, Ocean n
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    RULER LAUDS SUFFOLK REGT.
    68 5  -  Photo by Edmund Tay THK bride. Miss Koh Kirn Heonff, and the Mr. Oon Bent; Clioo cutting their wedding take at a reception held at the Raffles Hotel on Saturday. The groom is the son of Mrs. Oon Sim Kon^ and the late Dr. Oon and
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    Reviews Progress In State
    615 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —Addressing the Selangor State Council at its bud t*et meeting today, the Sultan ut Selangor said m recent months they had witnessed: some resounding successes! by the security forces m the fight against the terrorists. It may appear invidious to single out units
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    Adult Class A Success
    79 5 Kl' \NTAN. Tucs li v a,, keep up &c Interest shown wl your >i dies for the past few months, you ail v.-ii; ha.-, ;i better future", saui ->ii. a \i,,i, ah School Kuaman. at a get-together thia evening. i, Eiamalingani told tnt d M s
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    Christmas Cocktail
    186 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The spirit of Christmas will enter Kuala Lumpur's Town Hall on Friday, Dec. 19, when Radio Malaya presents "Christ mas Cocktail", a variety show v.hn ii will be recorded for broadcasting on Christmas Day. Making their debui will bo the new Radio Malaya Dancfl Orchestra,
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    Sultan Praises Templer
    143 5 Sultan Praises Templer KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Sultan of Selangor addressing the budget meeting of the Council of State this morning paid tribute to Sir Gerald Temp'.er. the High Commissioner. "In Sir Gerald. Malaya re- joices not only m a great soldier and a wise admini. tratoi but also a
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    Did Not Slop
    29 5 Frit failing to obey a road sign marked '"Stop". Hassan bin Omar, a cyclist, was lined $10 .i one week's rigorous imprisonment by the Muar Magistrate.
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    "Ready To Serve" Men Aid Cinema
    54 5 "Ready To Serve" Men Aid Cinema X 0 A NT A N Tues. Polite wearing the new "Ready To Serve" budges helped the management of the Sultana Theatre on the last two Bights to control the 1 crowd which turned ;ip to see the Filipino film. "Os"Th<> film drew capacity
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    Where Is The Law?
    569 6 IN one of his stories. Kafka, the Czech novelist, des- eeriest trials m fiction. The hero i*; brought to court and forced to stand trial. Outwardly then about the proceedings. All ponsible and impartial court are rved. The judge and the prosecutor behave with dure of
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  • Has Government a case against him?
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      197 6 r rHE Straits Times m a leading article on September 17, 1952, stated that "the Governor is ordering, an inquiry into 'certain allegations' concerning" -I oh n •Eber's detention under the Emergency Regulations. The Press also quoted the Governor's words uttered m the Legislative Council, concerning my allegations: "Clearly they
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      Objection
      129 6 the Governor has not thought fit to ask me for the evidence upon which my allegations were based I should explain that such evidence ists for the most part, of words uttered m my presence and hearing by the Chairman of the Advisory Board (Air. Justice Gordon Smith), and
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    • Review of Views
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        Friendly Police
        156 6 GOODWILL between the polices and the public m Singapore*: i\m be achieved when I ie| Singapore Police develops a£ new attitude towards ihej; public as is being done by tne| Federation Police, says Utusan| Melayu editorially. Gradually the Singapore Police can make| the public realise that the s<
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        Interference
        150 6 ■IF men money and munitions are the three ingredients to£ carry out a war. I le Nanyang| Siang Pan says then teachers, .:nd students are necessary tOS operate a school. J daily points to a recent sn-£ cident m one of Singapore sj Chinese schools m which the? principal
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        Cautious Ike
        316 6 Collapse EISFXHOWER'S statement on^ his return from Korea was? cautious says the Sin Che a Jitf Poh. I On the other hand it is clear that| Eisenhower cannot make i>y| definite commitments until be| i< officially installed m the| Wiu'te House. Since his election, he has 'aken? care
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        Five Grounds
        354 6 These are only a few of the many examples which can be quoted to prove the correctness of my allegation; and I maintain that they clearly do so. .4<? jo Allegation 2. My allegation was that at the first meeting of the Objeo tion to the Detention Order
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        IF A FIRE BROKE OUT
        100 6 Sir;— Last week I visited X.: npong Chia Hong, a little village oil" Thomson Road. I noticed that many ;ti lap houses are being built there. I cannot understand why the City Council allows them to build Wits so close to each other. The road
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        Powerless
        346 6 Chairman: "I agree that this whole procedure is a complete abrogation of the rule of law, but there is nothing that we can do to help you. If the Colonial Secretary says that grounds exist for a person's detention, then such grounds do exist and that is all there
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        Eber Misled?
        664 6 It is important to note that the Governor has not made any attempt to deny this allegation which he has sidestepped completely. Indeed, the first part of the Colonial Secretary's letter dated July 21, 1951 to John Eber's Solicitors, (which the Governor refers to and which supports my
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        Evidence?
        325 6 Evidence A- v awy< I only too well thai siKh a shocking -late of affa >i has been made possible by the Emergency Etegulal this does not ter the cogency of my i egation and there is no denial of it m the Governoi h. Tiie second par' legation was
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        Thoughts
        173 6 Tn:s omission, < accidental or inten" give him the j> i (which common would arcord him), of thing m his fav< regretted. As for maining! man U. imposs John Eber to ci olTer an emphatic Had the Police been prodi I examination it i possible ljave mai As for
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    FRANCE SEEKS MORE US AID
    434 7 Increased Arms, Money For War In Indo-China PARIS, Dec. 16 (UP)— France will ask the United States for substantial dollars aid and arms m 1953 to help her keep up her fight against Communist aggression m Indo-China, an official source said today. C problem will
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    Tiny Bat powerful New Mine
    80 7 \sHINGTON l><*c. xl |h, \rmy has [noamtti fcnl»f«j i,,it powerful nun im-Ul- ,nd ilmosl invisible. its nrutral J and SHaB sif«\ an M;n# Vi" niunini ♦■nwnt 5 !i..n MCta] drsigaated Ihc MM, Ik tocatH by idded Ikal < ii MMM «lH S Korea. hs uni\
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    Lana Turner Divorces Bob
    36 7 CABSON CITY. Nevada. I> (AP Film star Lai er divorced millionaire Boh Topping yesterday ;on the grounds of extreme itai cruelty. The blonde actress appeared bof 1) Judge Clark J. private 1
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    Tax Refund If You Can Prove It
    69 7 Tax Refund If You Can Prove It Standard Stall Reporter I ill- Comptroller ot Income 1 v has discretionary to make nlumi oi tax it it is proved that any Bvei assessed* ,i m the Sinative Council v m reply to written Chin Chinese Chamber of Commei d thai statutory
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    Plan For Palace Is Reviewed
    6 7 Plan For Palace Is Reviewed s
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    Thai Border Closed
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    The Tax Law
    96 7 P< income which had been understated ur omit- Additional assessments might be made .vithin ihe year Or within yix the end of the year j of a nt. vernment also staled tl I income aw of 'he v was not identical with United Kingdom legislation. The most
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    Fined & Jailed, Yet Still Free
    91 7 Fined Jailed, Yet Still Free KKFDERICK Paton, a 62---old shi] (fi i r was fined m addition to two months m jail for making a false representation to the Deputy Attendant for the pursecuring a Master's 1 rtificate and for taking three sh ps "■under his command" out sea. Hi
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    Black Watch Men Honoured
    59 7 KOREA, Dec. 16 (UP)— Approval of 12 heroism awards lor men of the Black Watch Regiment for their part m a valiant action m mid-Novem-ber on the "Hook" was announced today. A Distinguished Service Order, two Distinguished Conduct Medals, two Military Crosses, two Military Medals and
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    Pritt's Contempt?
    44 7 THE Nairobi Magistrate trying Jomo nyatta and five Africans on charges of managing the Mau Mau 5 Jterday ::< tiie trial until December 30 pending a ruling by ''another court" on whether B: h defending counsel D.N. P Q.C. had committee ntemnt. Reuter
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    Mountbatten's Day
    25 7 The Atlantic Council m Paris yesterday approved the appointment oi' Admiral Earl itbatten to command allied navies m the Mcditeri a an. Reuter
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    Johore Spent Half Its Defence Money
    160 7 Standard Staff Reporter JOIIORE State spent $4,060,210.90 out of the $8,737^79.00 allocated for emergency measures from Jan. 1 (ill Oct. 31 tnis year. There is no change of any iportance from the previous tati eni issued up to Aug. 31, Inche Abdul Aziz bin
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    RUBBER, TINCLOSINGPRICES
    62 7 Stonc'ofd London Correspondent LONDON. Dec. 16. The following ore th« closing price? of rubbci ond tin on Hie London Market rodoy:— LONDwN RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 261**. Spot *940 per too •»c;j buyers, £941 teller*. JCI cr Three months £939 Apr June 251 d. buyers, £940 jclkrs. June/Sept.
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    Govt. Attacked For Its Apathy
    312 7 Standard Stall' Reporter AX attack on the Johore Government for its lack of initiative which has been responsible for the amount of revotes m respect of Public Works Department's non-recurrent expenditure for 1953, was made by Dr. Ismail bin Abdul Rahman at the meeting of
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    US Plan To End Oil Row
    105 7 US Plan To End Oil Row WASH 1. -.('.TOW Dec 15 (UP) —The United Slates, with the! backing of John Foster Dulles, has proposed a settlement of the British-Iranian oil dispute calling for Britain to abandon court action white Iran pays the Anglo-Iranian Oil Com-, pany with a World Bank
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    He Wants A Free Dollar
    138 7 A CLAIM that if the Malayan dollar was tree and not tied to Sterling, it would be as strong as. if not stronger than, the U.S. or Canadian dollar was made m the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday by Mr. R. .Jumabhoy, Member I the Indian
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    The Bishop Flics North
    69 7 THE B Dr. day on the last the Royal Air Force mission to the Far East Air Force. He will fly to Kuala Lumpur for a fiveday visit. During his stay he will meet officers, airmen and their families of all sections of I R.A.F. Kuala
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    Payments To Rubber Fund lax Free
    92 7 THE Singapore Legislative Council yesterday agreed that payments into the Rubber Industry (Eeplantfng) Board Fund would* be allowed as deduction for purposes of income tax while payments out of the Fund will be taxable to the recipient?. A motion to this effect w. moved
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    Churchill, IKE To Confer On S-EA Defence
    206 7 London, \)rc IC, (Beater).— Prime EMUnfiief Winston Churchill will raise the whole qvestfofl f»t defence m the Pacific and South-Kast isll with the new American idninistnition of Mr. Eisenhower m Washington next sprinji, it is believed m diplomatic 1 quarters here. Mr. Churcl
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    'No Report On Expat Pay'
    70 7 'No Report On Expat Pay' THE Com mitt < r the chairmanship of Mr. J Matt m ws which rec< increased exp. ti n pay and non-pensionable expati pay to expatriate offi Government did not i report to the Govei "It wa a nef and merely submitted a minute of
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    Fair Gels Beer Licence Back
    56 7 AFTER a fivi journment m Fir. c t Crimina I) I yesterday, the Board I Justices v- irruled an objection raised by the P to an ■on for I i .al of a first tout licence at I Eastern Trade Fail Gey!; The applicant. Sec
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    French Losses In I-C
    65 7 ais :i the rench i had < HIMHIO O ffi( od. woun< from 1945 t I The Fn said, included 1 i men, 8,000 i ent and ent oi h i Bta {40 bill den of 1: i and Fran to the end ol I 1
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    Reds Hurl 200 MIGs
    32 7 TOKYO, i ay m six big with neai n jel f m W' 1 7 gchon i f for c t. y north of X H i p
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    Ike Says Thanks
    6 7 THE Far Reuter
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    No Rice Racket
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    ROYAL ROTTERDAM LLOYD
    29 8 ADFN SUEZ PORT SAID ROTTKRDAM AMSTERDAM m*. SpOrr PS'hara Penan- MAT ARAM Vt/tSDtt ?.4Dec 25Dec MODJOKERTO 6 9Jua lOJan U Ja t TOMOKI |5 i: Ja
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    Brazil To Buy 22 Jap Ships
    143 8 LONDON. Dec. 16. (AFP).- Japan is to build 22 war vessels for the Brazilian Navy, the Sunday Times naval correspondent reported. The correspondent went on: ''They include six destroyers of 3.000 tons displacement, six ocean going submarines of 1,000 tons, two armed troops transports
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    Uranium In Antarctica
    69 8 CANBERRA (Reuter-AAP) Recent surveys have revealed vast mineral wealth m the Australian section of An- tica, according to Mr. P.G Law, officer m charge oi the Antari tic Division ot the External Affairs Department. Mr. Law said these minerals "certainly" included uranium. gold and other precious metals.
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    NY BANK Savings
    29 8 NEW YORK Slate. 130 mutual savings banks hold over $13 billion it: resource?; 59 per cent of the assets of all hanks m the country. U.P.
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    S'pore Scouts Leave By Air For Jam boree
    366 8 S'pore Scouts Leave By A ir For Jam boree "MAJULAH SINGAPURA", shouted the first batch of the 52-straag Singapore contingent of scouts for the Pan-Pacific Jamboree at Sydney, as it moved off to the waitins aircraft at Kalians airport yesterday. There were tS Boy Scouts and Sea Scouts m this
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    EAST ASIATIC LINE
    146 8 SAILINGS HIO.M 9CANUOMVM IK Spore h Mffl "SELANDIA" for Banskr* (passengers only) "FALSTKIA" toi Bangkok 58 i>, (passengers only) >■ "KIN A' for Melbourne Sydney Brisbane (not loading ioca' a ?go) 3SS2Sc<? S»SU "Eft 8 Bangkok. Saigon. Hongkong. Manila Kobt and Yokohama 11 lSJan "MORELIA" for Bangkok,
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      556 8 f AS! REGULAR TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE |>lr,<t Overland >„ irtm r( Lot Aagetel Ai Xrnerican <fc Canadia.l Cities Penjng t Sham Spore An LA/Sf II \-K\li) II :U.»n Uaa 2fU>ec Uan 26Jan i >\\D\ ki \i< ES/2SJaa SI MJai 2I» Jan 1 Feb 24/ Feb pu ilari o' Drj Cargc
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      470 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LT3. Reealat SaiJinss to Chin;* an .fupan from Sin?aiH>re Port Swettenham Penan? Also direct Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia to China fapan. Due Spore Dae Penani' From \o(hou'V Dec 18 Japan Hltong "Poyans;" Dec 24 Dec 26 Honskonij Ssib Sails Penan l Snore for AiM'lmw" Dec lf>
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      586 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Koyal Kotterdam L!o>d Holland America Line Nederland Line Kotterdam Kotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX PORTLAND (Maine) BOSTON NEH VOKR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE MOBII L NEK ORLKANS Spore P Sham Penan? ROEPAT (SMN) UDee VL > U>e< SCHIEDYK (HAL) 30 Dei (Jan 7 Jan Man CELERFS (SMN) 9 14 Jan
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      199 8 GUTHRIE 6c CO.. LTD Phone S pore .11 k rumpu? %m P^n^'R 1 1 4f Milj«< P. Pickson m P.Swetten* 1) MAERSK LINE COPENHAGEN A P. MOLLER Generol Agents m U.S.A. HOLLER BTEAMSIUP C<... DSC NEW YORK Acceptihi -;art( r York i ann I'lnlarirlpfila via Bne» •KIK^IL.N M lOJi* 81
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      84 8 Passesget Air Freight Agents \IR I VI ON VN' Mil W PAr^TPii^ XN NATION U VII.AY PACIFIC AIRWAYS Ko\( I COMET d I'VN AMERICAN im'ilr'Ji i.puu SCANDINAVIAN AIRI INLS I.M \K I AIRWM > SYSTEM HIM AIRWAYS V«y frequent Easi >rtabl e and reliable passenger and freight services m Siai
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      72 8 AMERICAN MAIL IIM i\s i m K1 f For Los Antefef San Frantfv.o I'ortlan.l Sesflfc and Vantouver Ata ■inatlli cantQ foi So«ttl Anirrn i Peamai P.S'hum S "Chiji.j Mail" InPon ■()<<-.ui .Mail 1M sti 11 I EVBBBTI OHBR LDN i\Mt Foi Hnnekons Japan For Honfiknng Jtoan B "Bradfcrmtt" tiDec r
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      Supplies To Assured By Law Tyre Industry
      275 9 btandard Market Reporter AMERICAN factory representatives m yo have dismissed the recent reports of ar ifficiency of synthetic rubber for consump the fvre industry m the United States theU.S tyre manuhave as much synthetic rubber ise as they m.. are. they assured r
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      Pni Protests Oil Well Move In V. Sumatra
      33 9 Pni Protests Oil Well Move In V. Sumatra LTPJh- I the Is m r preiosed .vge the a com- c opporoil- he and trade was xamine. and I The 'hat preI lonein the
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      Sharp Rise In Copra
      107 9 THE produce market m Singapore was very active m lhe copra section yesterday with p- )\ving a sharp iron $35j per picul on day to $38£ per picul yeslay. Some business passed at $37 atui above for December shipment but prices increased to around S-W8 buyers
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      MINING
      81 9 Bang 8/- 8 6 xc B< Jiit.ii 4 6 35/6 Hong Fatt 1.55 MiO xc! Honj tons < 8---18 tf 19/6 xc K. Kamunting )2 Kamuni 11/3 11.9 Kramat 14/3 15/Lingui 245 2.55 cc London Tin 6/Lower Ft ak 16 7J 17/Paha 15 3 16/- 5.90 H.OO Ela nan
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      RUBBER UP 3/4 CENT
      117 9 RUBBER UP 3/ 4 CENT Standard Market Rcporur RUBBER n gaii ed I ceni ■b. m pi'ife on a Quietly iiy market m SingapOJ c rday, firsi grade rubber closing at 88^ rents per lb. for January shipment. ■j rket wa i rtive from lh c opening; first business done
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      Share Market Quiet
      66 9 Share Market Quiet Standai <t Mark< Report* r SINGAPORE, Tues. The Malayan share market was quiet m i tions today Quotations, where changed wen ightly lower levels Small maintained with tli pas: ing. Changed prices are: 1M)( STBIALB Buyers Sellers Cun. fin Smell Chd. 21/- 22 Fed. Oisp. 2.00 2.05
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      RUBBER
      4 9 Lunas 195 2.00
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      New Injection
      33 9 A NFW derivative of penicillin G., called neo-penil, ha? demonstrated m clinical tests a unique quality of concentrating and remaining m the lungs and certain other tissues alter intramuscular injection. U.P.
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      Jap Engines For Pakistan
      44 9 fAJUbxAJN has received zu oil burning locomotives from Japan. They are part of an order for 25 metre gauge locomotives ordered for the Eastern Bengal Railways. The remaining five are expected m Chittagong by the end of the year. AFP.
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      Biggest Dam In FE Nearing Completion
      193 9 TOKYO Dec. 16 (AFP) I dam will also be used for w ai is going to <>c the bigg- hydro-electric generation t dam m the Orient is near- whose utput is expected to ing completion west of Tokyo reach 68,000 kilowatts. to supply water
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      Prosverituln German Toyland
      194 9 Prosveritu ln German Toyland NUBEMBEBG, GEHMAOT, Dec IC (AF)— TWa has bet* a banner year tor the Oei nuin toy industry. u>sl (ifrraany exported U551 7.000.000 worth *>t toy* m !!>">! German rvrß von their v. in as.tin into the fa \iii»-ri«an BKir»ei after wat wbien v. rfced waay'a J
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      USA Wage Control Back
      69 9 WASH :i iN I) Hi. (UP) I Stabilizer R iani has put :hc wage control pi rgramme l( k into operaireal a -day frees of 12,000 In a Mr. Putnam ion co I ed Wage S Board S >iiizer said the ill begin its i Mr.
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      US Places Big Order For UK Centurion Tanks
      257 9 LONDON, Dec. 16. (AP).— The I'nited States ordered $90,000,000 worth of Centurion tanks, spare parts and ammunition from Britain yesterday for use by nations of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation. The contract clinching the deal was signed m London by Supply Minister
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      COMMODITY PRICES
      106 9 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per ib.) m Sirma pore yesterday were: No 1 V\ S S Spot loose NX 1 883 F. 0.8. m bales .fan. No. 1 R.S.S. 883 89 No, I R.S.S. K.'-ij 84 No. R.S.S. 80! 80? Tone: steady. LONDON RUBBER Tuesday's opening prices per
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      UNION TO DISSOLVE
      108 9 PENANG, Tues. The jPostal and Telecoms Workers Union, Penang and Province WeUesley, may shortly be dissolved and members who are postal workers may be absorbed into the Penang and Province Wellesley branch of the Union of Postal Workers of Malaya, while members m the Telecoms Department may
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      89 9 fcmpomdt/c AND SERVICED 8 UADtNG JEWELLERS AN H DEALERS ALL OVE WORLD. imu,im;H *'H 1 «'4tt' I I Charles Chaplin •LIMELIGHT'; t '-I Hum I I Itdiktt ami pain yon Umn\ k*m M la t« cure. ivtl> M I'ow- coiabais ilAa c<>m--I'uMil I'oNvder d rcfrcsklng l-ul through C properties s
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      43 9 g>titgaporc^^^ i^(anbav6 LIFE** DEATH DON'T GAMBLE =^a r p^ V C^JSfl^l^" PUT SAFETY FIRST FIT JkTLJkC GRIP SAFE TYRES Di-h ii. .i< il tli,. i Malaya hi I Sing por< II STANDARD VACUUM OIL COMPANY. (•"••••"•poralrd in r. I v nilh U«il^ IbWIiiy)
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      543 9 INFOHMATiON AT A GtAMCE 1y..,. M1 M w 11^., «^r^ SINGAPORE DIARY B'POBE LETS niEATRF: I read:nc gro j mccl I Lish C m< H .8 p m BIUI IMi 01 N< II i leech-training class a) cil H. 3.'. 7 p.m. aim i:\mr.i 1 1<>\ Hongk« c j British
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      345 9 B 30 ir <; i\- BO \< SI K\l< Xl: C P\N II Kl< lIRIV%\!9 I X L.M i Jakarta CATHAY I' \iII H linn AY« H a tn TIDES AND TIMES SIXCi IPORE: lv I 1 1 55 m B. POD I SWETTENHAM: .4 ii I* soS n PEXAX<«:
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      101 9 i i X X KLUANG ENTERTAINMENT C4HI<»N%I Vi ■I ENTERTAINMENI niiAi R f« I. ii KLANG ENTERTAINMENT Kl\ \PI I< >l PORT SHAM ENTER! ACME NT I IM I I TAIPING EN i ERTAINMENT mi ro« p i m iii 11:..,--in KUALA LUMPUR ENTERTAINMENI I PA VII i««\ :>, 6
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    BLACK THIS SEASON
    841 10  -  Dramatic Contrasts In The London Collections DLACK and white, or hiack and a contras--1114 rolnur provide the foundations Of the wardr*be this season of every proman who has a name !*m t'lt,ante. But the one shade must highlight the Btthei m J really dramatti t.ishion riu- effed
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    ENHANCE YOUR GAY HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS WITH PERFUME
    232 10 I IERFUME knows no se 3 1 bui its excitement, mystery varmth seem t'> nave special meaning a; Christmastime. Pc :;<p? it's because busy shopping days are topped with evenings nl.:d with parties, gaiety and enchantment. Then, again, romance has n way of
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    Feast, Fun May Harm The Skin
    303 10 J\ EN-AGERS beware) This is the season th can really play havoc iciili your skin. Holiday excitement is high, and you're inclined* o get a lot less sleep, eat rich. gooey foods and generally neglect your beauty routine. If your skin is already starting
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    What's All This About The RH Factor?
    572 10  -  Margaret Scott By lEAN ram* to see me the olhrr day. She is rxpecting her srcond baby m a few (Mouth* time and has just got her little girl Into a nursery school. I expected to »cc her looking full oi the joy«
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    " Dear goy goner"
    368 10 Dear goy goner" 7 I XV recently, I met and fell m love uiih .1 young girl. I took her "lit sometimes .1 itel tound her to be sociable and sporting, and die Is the tvpi' Dt r;iil I have long wished to have. >Iv friends line disco 1 end
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      55 10 ,'v I k^ hi r* \*4 that you hive chosen the best for Baby. In selecting LACTOGEN, mothers can rest assured they have the "best". Take Baby Michael Young E Fei of Singapore, for example: At 8 months he can boast strong muscles and a sturdy back resulting from correct
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      100 10 1 Sang -filling N«-M li.ifin^ l'«tl<' |l\ uhmk v i!li I »'iH|.i. I nii!v. SOFT, SAFE, SOLULLE Ml. Mill W Ml I IRSI UCALfcICS. I B W* /S/J fOR CHRISTMAS j fr! C*V£ Hf«. lir iova/£sr j S t\l lT perfumes ft c/fr sfrs £re 'i J |X MAYNARD CO
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      324 10 l*f RITA DEL MAR 'y OD V\ 'S Ql i)l \TIOX: I "Whether \\<- \\k<- w or not. liif i-> one continuous fonapetitive examination." I oril cbtir.v IVEDNKSOAY FOR EVERVDNK: Make the most of the 1 '> s chances to get down to l ..::cal basis, and for 01- ig,
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    Pay For Sel. New Village Officers Hit
    127 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Selangor Government was attacked today by [ncbe Salleh Hakim m the Slate Council for the large .sums being j spent on personal emoluments. Inche Saiieh referred to the Budget estimates for next year which showed expenses towards personal emoluments
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    BIGGER JOHORE BUDGET
    372 11 Educa tion Takes The Largest Share Standard Staff Reporter THE Johore Council of State yesterday passed the budget for 1953, j showing an increase of $2.9 million m revenue and $4.6 million m ex penditure. Total expenditure for the year is estimated at $41,532,211 made up o
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    Lived On Immoral Earnings
    344 11 Lived On Immoral Earnings PKNANC Tues.— A 25--»ycar-okt Chinpse girl, Lee Ah Thye, i i ..ppear-f i ,r»Mr -I. A. Black m the Magis-I trat( Court today, told the -■<;;'. *..f ho.v shr becn-nc n kepi mistress 1 and later wa Corced by the first wife of her j 'm
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    Hospital Diet
    111 11 The medical and health services will get $243,000 more including $50,000 m respeel of medicines and equipment. ITos- pit a I diet has also been increased on the assumption thai ■t.-s will remain the same m 1953. Education Department will account for the increase ol $188,000 expenditure. The
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    No Licences: Seven Fined
    145 11 IPOH. Twos. D: with a "not guilty" verdict returned by both the as.-:* a Chinese and an Indian At Justice Thomson today ordered the retrial of a youth. Tan Ah Poh. on a charge of illegal possession of a rifle. Tan faced three charges posse-- ion
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    Consul Stops Over
    26 11 DR. V.V. CARVALHO, n< w B Consu l v llt .>- arrived m Sij terday m the Ri ya\ [nte Boissevain. The Boisails 1
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    Retrial Ordered In Penang Case
    231 11 I'hNAMi, lues. Mr. Justice Spenser Wilkinson m Ihe Penang Supreme Court yesterday ordered a retria m a case m which a shopkeeper m Perak Road hat appealed against his conviction by the Penang Mas is trate on a charge of dishonestly retaining stolen pro perty
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    DEATH
    32 11 suni a the I.S. Perera, Pi I tnd Vice Prei l« or« Budd'. I >n, v on 14 12 emoved I Buddhisi Pk mjed RoaA C fi, >„ Trafalgar i i pm.
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      550 11 NOTICE Kilt* School Oi Commerce M BHfiHd St: IPOH pa MBbridgC Senior X SUndard Mil [j nart m Jan. 03. Appb early for admission lo Principal SITUATIONS VACANT VACANCIES EXIST FOR STUDENT NURSES THE ricxt eoorae ta Ihi Training School nt the Genera Hospital. Singapore, commences on Sin January 1»53.
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      333 11 S(. IfOHl CI I 'n- (IL F f t ;]e of I- f I vV followii Ujo above S 1 The ra'c of KM) gallons i lo I)*" 1!! <? fl'l'M 4 la ;:>. rmte I ;< ely for D I premise ;uid v i es ii it i;i! :>'
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      164 11 U nVA n p ryCTQMERS LAiP OFF?- THEN, XMEREITIS— HE WIF VO' OUT X AH'LL SEND IT TO C MUM^«E£xPEKS.-.E,OLE- V "L.'U AllvjE GOT TLIVE LpAID MEOFF IN OF A JOB MAH RICH AUNT rAV.-A£DMAHD<ARvEPjOWj J^ ?S&V <S''^V ON SWORE LAST LEFT-OvER < THAT'S 7 &ESSIE, FO' A r G
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    Touring Varsity Rug by Team Lose Their 1st Match
    289 12 SERJ WBAN, j; .—Playing their first match of r ition toi the University of Malaya rugby team lost t<> ri 111 Blocs by H points (one goal, two tries .i;i<! a penalty) to thrre points (one try) lifl re t.' ted
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    Seagman Leaving-For US.
    37 12 Seagman LeavingFor US. VIELBOI >: l 1 Ifi \j* —Frank n\ a i has tax i '.<!■ |ws OB i.iy the S I'm the n 'i\ ir, reNew Gar- been arenas S [man's Chal- presi- I'm S made to
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    Jack Hobos Is Now 70
    15 12 Surrey tsman, laster on al- from semi- -ravels s a
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    Inter-School Badminton
    34 12 Inter-School Badminton the ol Ot I y s Ipoh 3 menI 15-12 lost tc 4- 1 5 Teii Chuan I 15-12 S7t. X g Hoo S 7-15 anr al Pu I i Hock -10.
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    Kedah Malays Arc Confident
    63 12 >R STAR. Tues.— Kedah are fai I to beat ntan Malays m the Gold li-final here on ThursWinners wi meet Perak final at Alor m Dec. y owing wil represent X Malays Osman Hamid, s Akib, Khir Jaafar, Xoor Omar, Ismail Shaari, A/iz Ismail. Hahim Zain.
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    Seiangor 'A Team v Combined Schools
    50 12 Seiangor 'A Team v Combined Schools \I.A LUMPUR. Tues. owing have been ;elre] Selangor "A" against the combined Sinre, Malacca, Negri and S gapore schools on Thursday on the VI ground: M. Sla Maria. Smnappah. M. K. Raj, B. Thomas, Wai Hong, Dor.iiSivasamboo, Devindram, i m, Thas< and A. Wil-
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    BOYS' QUAD HOCKEY SURPRISE
    224 12 Malacca Lead With Win Over Singapore KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Malacca combined schorl surprise m the second day's play of the quadrangular ment when they beat Singapore by 2 o. n the rtttef m Q r c beat Negri also by 2—o -Malacca's win put the goal
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    John Landy May Be The First Four-Minute Miler
    545 12 John Landy May Be The First Four-Minute Miler SYDNEY, Dec. 15 (AP) That fabled event for which the track vorld has waited so Ic.ig running of the first four-minute mile appears to be no farther away than a good kangaroo can jump. Australians are absolutely confident that their John Landy.
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    SHA Quad Hockey Fixtures
    163 12 SHA Quad Hockey Fixtures THE Sing H >k( y Astnual quadran- k c y tournament Navy, Army and A r F irce will begin on V iy on the SCC ground. The fixi res arc: 4-5 p.m.: RAF v Navy (umpire V rajah and Lawson). 1 A ny v Civilians
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    S. Africa Hold Australian XI
    40 12 SYDNEY, Dor. 16 (ReuterAAP) The match between an Australian XI and the South African cricket touring team ended here today m a draw. Final scores: Australians 372 and 200 for 4 wickets. South Africans 296.
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    Charles Wins
    222 12 BOSTON. Dec. 15, (UP).— Ezzard Charles. 187, of Cincinnati, Ohio, staging his own bum-a-month campaign to regain his world heavyweight title, knocked out Frank Buford. 202, of Oakland, California, m the seventh round of a scheduled 10-round bout tonight before 5,095 booing fans at Boston Garden. A rather
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    RASC TEAM
    26 12 THE RASC team against RAAF at rugger ai Ayer Rajah Road today is Davits. Gurney, Gaudion, Bulmer, Syraes, Carter, Hart, Thompson, Nagle, Langley, McDer-
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    Michaelians Win 3 Games
    175 12 IPOH. Tues. St. Michael's Institution today won ill three fixtures against their confreres St. Xa\i«i"> In"* titution of Penang. At has ketball Michaelians \\«m bs the convincing margin <>i >.; points to M and at badminton by three Rames to two, at hotkey by four coals
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    Solomons To Finalise World Fight
    120 12 LONDON. Dec 15 (Reuter>— Jack Solomons the London boxing promoter said today he was Ne v V k it th< :.cl ol January to finalise the w< middleweight title fight Randolph Turpin of Britain R:u- Robinson of 1 States. I am prepared t there." ne
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    Tiger Swim m ing Team In Penan ft
    101 12 Tiger Swim m ing Team In Penan ft PEXAXG. Tr.es.— The Singapore Tiger Swimming I polo team which arrived here yesterday by the Tasman on a goodwill visit to tiie island will play against the Penang Swimming Club on Thurs I and against the Chinese Swimming Club on Saturday. The
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    KLASSEN SCORES 2 FOR SELANGOR
    17 12 KLASSEN SCORES 2 FOR SELANGOR Iti the otl look worked his Negri r< soon I I I
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    Marciano's Punch From Under Water
    379 12 SAN FRANCISCO, (AP)— Heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano is not a fancy dan m the rin^. In fad his boxing is only a few points above nothing. But he can punch. Joe Louis, Harry (Kid) Matthews and his title victim. Jersey Joe Walcott and others can
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      Masthead
      9 1 Christmas nd. X'mas Supplement- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1952. FREE
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      CHRISTMAS AS DICKENS SAW
      1380 1  -  GLADYS WATERER By j HARLES DICKENS s.»u hristmas m t aspects. •s ejea he with the sun shin--1 tow n and countryund v witfi ilain- a on cosy Ires roaring up himneys a least <.!i the t ibles; with ippily united, Unghing children m the tun.
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      IT
      172 1 The idea is thai if one loses all memory of the trouble, unhappiness and wrongs that one has suffered, either alone or with others, one loses, at the same time, the ability to sympathise and feel with the rest of humanity. And if you cannot feel for other people,
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      A CHRISTMAS MIRACLE
      1736 2  - A CHRISTMAS MIRACLE T WAS footsore and weary spent out, one might say. but I walked on steadfast m my determination to reach the village before darkness fell. For I was due to give Benediction m the little church on the hillside. To the people I met along that winding.
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      1951 DISTRIBTING THE FIRST AND DHLY TOY FUND
      8 3 1951 DISTRIBTING THE FIRST AND DHLY TOY FUND
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      1952 THESE HELP MAKE IT BIGGER AND BETTER
      8 3 1952 THESE HELP MAKE IT BIGGER AND BETTER
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      THE STORY OF THE TOY FUND
      532 3 THE STORY OF THE TOY FUND THE Brsl Standard Read ers 1 bristous Toj I and was a success the moment it v.in launched m Dec. 5 last >>■" The appeil t.i brim the Ms jikl happm- > o! < hristmas into the hearts of the P"<»r orphaned and i
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      $$$From All Wolks of Life HAVE YOU SENY YOURS?
      9 3 $$$From All Wolks of Life HAVE YOU SENY YOURS?
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        154 3 a gold Rolex Dctejust the Distinctive Christmas Gift! H^^ fl T- iRE'S somsthirg afouf tKe glittering, solid-gold finish", tKe eleganf modelling, ■B^^^^^P^^^^M&'''J^^^H "and craftsmanship born of centuries of experience m the /"^/JiSßp' itf ,atcl industry. He knows that his chronometer is guarded from all. iSft^^^T V/JW^P 111 o ene^os such
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      A Memorable Christmas In The Jungle
      1725 4 A Memorable Christmas In The Jungle A JAPANESE Move To Decentralise The Teeming Imputation OS Singapore Led T0...,,. r pHE most singular and memorable Christmas I ever had the occasion to spend took place exactly eight years ago come Dec. 25. It was not the munificence of the occasion which
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        163 4 fTt.- Let Ls llel P m*n\ \M •> Yon to Solve Jf.v^ Xmas Gift <^f Z*^. j "Z* Problems fM^ VLTHOUGH 01 R SALE 1^ OVER, CAN STILL > SAVE 10 to 25% v Chinaware c Men's Wear i Watches Clocks Toys > Games Jewellery V Leather Goods Brush Sets
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        147 4 I jA taovft^ 0 At, temponidtic lißiien o! J ()Q (Mi i AWARDS SOLD AND SERVICED FADING AND WATCH DEAL I OVER DAYS YOU WILL REMEMBER FOR A LONG TIME TO COME I Wm happiness f.;> &c home cs baby makes his first steps, has k md his feet and
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      CHRISTMAS RITES & CUSTOMS
      1072 5 CHRISTMAS RITES CUSTOMS I >*' m«SI Ol us, tin- joy <»l <hi Minus is its loved familiarity ill its rites md rejoi< \nu> ;<> old friends. Yet some 1 P«< i "i the festiwil ■on overlooked and s "mr dt the oner charm ing customs eonld be easilj and happily
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      Records Make Lasting Gifts
      950 5  -  'LA SALLE' By W7HI 5T gramophone re- cords are one of the ii eptabte gifts for any occasion, Christmas seems the most appropriate time to give your friends a present that will give them enent long after the festive season is over. It is difficult to
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        100 5 ■^^*^^^nv^"'' l!^^^£^^^^^^^' :> BnWlif^-?wMpEj|Mfci^^^W^{iy'' jHnVSWBRSKsE^iJS^^SHJ /i vill find and ent at your sel a is i iiivcrwaie, Cutlery oar E.P.N.S. Ware. j ore you will have Design Craftsmanship Unsurpassed* ijaduntv] yeweuers 5 IGtiPORt PFiwrw V^jofei MM »Sa ««i MMI MW RESERVE YOUR TABLE FOR S 6c HEW YEAR AT sl\
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        172 5 OUR SEASON OFFER TO YOU: 3 C^ n»V I \vV PAVMI \l< I J r$J i£ ft A5) J I SOOTH ASIA TRADING CO.. 2 T A iRIA SI m li h S SINGAPORE PHONI i i; LATEST DES I G N 1 PERSPEX FITTINGS •a i WALL TV PI
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      THE CHRISTMAS FAIRY
      1612 6 THE CHRISTMAS FAIRY I \O you know the story of lJ the Christmas fairy? Well, if you don't I shall tell It to you. It is rather a special story really, because everything about Christmas I is special. At least I think so. and I am sure that you do.
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        154 6 Igfe J^S l*b '^,v it For B// r Weals \J rn\ x; Z/// on i famoui t i -':L x &v<9 Sdncp, preserved ~=V y 8 Kg other canned g Is. wftb T 1 IVI V:' .J'| J ntiMi' t tn n > :^j& x- m llus ITuPS Christmas. V
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      XMAS WITH THE STARS
      31 7 XMAS WITH THE STARS LINDA DARNELL ~OY MACKENZIE VIRGINIA I GIBSON Warner Bros. JANET LEIGH, R.K.O. Star Vivocious SUSAN STEPHEN and exotic YVONNE FURNEAUX, Associated-British artistes r roAkirK 20th Century-Fox Ploycr
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        168 7 of glamour J% I 111 P^l i M y/ she would choose yr< j /or herself X "*Lm^ \L ,'j >i^«^y HT it lill m v ■»^HBI^-- o /Wl&f I V />.' from Hollywood to make b« say* 4/ r />- "You're wondtiful All ■<! 1 1 1///./; t y
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      PLAN YOUR BUYING & SAVE YOUR$s
      1374 8  - PLAN YOUR BUYING SAVE YOUR$s La Salle \When Shopping For TOYS By [T'S so easy to get lost m a toy shop. Even the ordinarily prudent shopper can become so infatuated with mechanical gadgets, cute miniatures, and new knickknacks, that they can leave a shop laden with toys of questionable
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        180 8 NYLON HOSIERY fines? th ms/Em ro/isTfiucr/ort' WTH TOP ffiSHton FEftTURB i VOUBLI L!>-E <"<A. A m PtfiFECr F/T v >, >i^w Hftß/nOffti/ftG SHADES >\£i&3 KAW K^N6 CO, USOS Bl II [MNG, SING \r<ti!l I. »«i #ay a iS^S 88$ <^a THE t kEAL HAINANESt CHICKEN RICE -9 ~^v and night-
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        186 8 I BOOK EARLY FOR X MAS NEW 5 I I 1 YEAR'S EVE FESTIVITIES AT I M% £k F* i m 2 V J* VWKS r SPECIAL X,, UCC. *.11IJ. Botloons Floor tK3*» *i Dancing 0 p rr |S X'ma3 Niglit «CIAI > mas °#i J 251h. Crockeri FJoor show
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        WASSIAMULLS
        1148 9 HAT do you propose to do about your Christmas, males? This is a pertinent question but nevertheless this >s a problem to be tackled by every wife, mother, sister and girl friend during the Christmas season. Shopping for men is indeed difficult especially when most men have almo t
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        B.P. De SUVA
        907 9 I CONTINUING our voyJ age of discovery, we .stepped into B.P. De Silva's m High Street and took a look at all the georgous things on display. We discovered that fob watches are very popular with the ladies and here we found some lovely ones by Corundo.
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        167 9 M "^r* *M WM >W »X "r^: v< i kkl('--|l|lf« f I 0* kv Bl■ h B v^K^k»^k^k^ks' j v r .^^^H 1 B B>~lB K'H^LJ^k^kßK^' jH Bg. Bft SBB* m *^wßf^B K^"' K^'' 1 lomorro^%< V^-^-:^^^^ j^ JgMHt /J 4LkftaS>«Hb^Hß^^^^k^^^i^i^^^k^i^k^i^k^^^k^Bl^i^k^^fl^k^kli^^k^kTfl^9B^Br fl BJgpjy* ■fSHU v sr,# s^^? s^? !W9ai!ESI!9SK!SSe «4&
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        225 9 KELVINATQR^ Ljgy-J I<i v tiling vuu wart ni't 1 .< #58' ~^(P v< n<u ■rjV loir 1 OOK M I.'il NF f <.*'t k; I is \i 08 L«d '"'i ii 1 •V/ most *»r your mone> l.«»nj: •rs ol M faithful «-\lj .i'-l" m! ,1.1. S*•rv i r x^
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      Leonard
      607 10 THE origin of the modern Leonard refrigerator line began with an accident which occurred some 71 years ago. The mishap was translated by brilliant and energetic enterprise into a long and distinguished record of service to countless of homes the world over. The idea for Leonard refrigerators was born
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      Amoy Canning
      387 10 TJ7HM.E still On the topic Of Jo.>d and good things to eat we paid a Vl *it the Amoy c 'aiming show room at Cross Street and there we were entranced with the number of detieiou- foodBtuffs packed m tins and there would actually make [deal Christmas gifts
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      S.P.H. de Silva
      185 10 WfHILE we were at High Street and as there was another jev heard good reports about, we derided to drop m and see what they had to offer. This is S.P.H. de Silva and Co. W. v the mana&er and he showed us some diamonds. We were
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      Movie Library
      150 10 SOME of you have mov projector! and. kefs faceit, yoiii guests ate not terribly interested m peeing junior take his first Step* or eating bis porridge or smearing bimseli wth chocolate. This sort ol thing delights you no end but what of your guests; They will with a
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        219 10 X MAS EVE DINNER 2 NEW YEAR S EVE DINNER ;"2 NEW DUTCH BAND Ex tension 2 tfj& #<& #<& #z* tf& #<& f/^ < I jfW^K CAMERAS* Jy^lir The -I 1 W/y\/ MEMORIt We have a WIDE RANGE J A to CHOOSE i V a 5 S/0 r« S/683
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        33 11 •1-50- 200 feet I I an be This irtoons. westerns and o So you have m mind wing off voin m w pro- not infli r on to I iry."
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        Gold Tea
        272 11 like -a our ro i king m th< hops came 1 you ran nagii c. S .i. ike best is 1 growi Yip ations m the h is bove <cx toi I k< d Iraighi < w\ n to t( ;i f\ and 2-oz. packets and i an
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        Seng Hup
        46 11 I." X electri appliances, especii kets, visit I tricaJ Co. A a number of ;ns m Uisrip sh;. Established m 193" n branch establ tral Electric Co.. 24( Orchard Road. Singapore. This Company has can out many electric; m various new ing- m Singapore.
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        A Toy For Every Age
        933 11  -  A Shopper By I WENT I ping t morn m q. a long list m m.v hand. Fii v thing for Jane; she not quit< two. A oil too young for books and i she lives m her own riynamic world where I hing> ppear
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        662 11 v* mm mm For Your Christmas !> Entertainments Remember To Include !fU ROSE BRAND SYRUP" jj^^Jv KNOU N l II oi VMM x 101 \l IM(|\K |||ta i im I I irJV v v N imi iim unit ~'M>\ \\\lM{ \M> x I»KI\K IO r:. ki *ihi k it\ <>-
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      ORIGINAL GIFTS FOR X'MAS
      293 12 ORIGINAL GIFTS FOR X'MAS By WILLIAM DRURY SOME really original Christmas gifts have reached the shops this year. So if your imagination runs to nothing more exciting than books, dolls, sunburst ties and calendars with pictures of kittens looking repulsively coy, just take a walk round Bobinson's, John Small's or
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      HOTPOINT KITCHENS ON THE USS UNITED STATES
      389 12 HOTPOINT KITCHENS ON THE USS UNITED STATES the S( is". is designed specially for fast, act. but one sale, economical and efficient New to all Hot- food preparation. Incidentnd to c users, con- ally, the United States Fr ;e. and ems the cooking equipment carries 2,000 passengers and I, on
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