The Singapore Free Press, 11 December 1951

Microfilm: NL3660
Total Pages: 28
1 20 The Singapore Free Press
Page thumbnail Page 1
  • Title Section
    Masthead
    17 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.
    17 words
  • Article
    Britain demands bombing inquiry
    78 1 Britain demands bombing inquiry UJNDOS 5. r-;:- manded i*j. Russia investi- .urges Uiat r ;-xarp!anes bombed s PSSeI ft i: i Z "i: rerr.ai: silent j 3uld an d pc w.:.. nnal r 5 ex--9a lala I reign had j mil a line"' and it a protest 3 l s
    A.P.  -  78 words
  • Article
    THE WILL DEFY MALAN
    24 1 THE WILL DEFY MALAN m a Mala] South I said enter en Dec. 14 Jro regation i wed to F-■ state 1 by per-
    24 words
  • Article
    Council of state abolished
    15 1 >: night ai State orarily business of the iizabeth. Princess Jf&to Glouv>,;«
    Reuter  -  15 words
  • Article
    EGYPTIAN PROTEST TO U.N.
    421 1 ]0O complains of destruction of houses PARIS, Tuesday. £G\ PT yesterday decided formally to protest to the United Nations against" the British action m destroying several Egyptian houses to build a new road over the wreckage m the Suez Canal zone. The Egyptian Foreign Minister, Salah
    Reuter,; U.P.; AFP  -  421 words
  • Article
    Yard probes dope charge
    97 1 v LONDON, Tu?s. LORD Rosebery, one of Britain's leading racehorse owners. said last night that Scotland Yard has begun an investigation of his charge that one of his horses had been doped. Lord Rosebery. a former Steward of the Jockey Club, last week announced to the
    A.P.  -  97 words
  • Article
    Man saved from caved-in well
    53 1 Rescuers, some of whom worked 18 hours m sub-zero temperatures, brought a 51--year-old man to the surface today from a caved-in well at Pendleton. Ore, where he had been trapped. Searchlights lighted the scene as Norman Vina Ford, weak but still conscious, was brought out
    53 words
  • Article
    Ban on both Chinese flags
    60 1 Flags of the People's Republic of China and of Nationalist China, will be taboo at an exhibition m Hong Kong of the Colony's products this month. The ban is meant "to avoid any political dispute." Mr Oliver Lyttelton, Colonial Secretary, will open the exhibition on
    Reuter; AAP  -  60 words
  • Article
    Harbour staff calls for higher C.O.L.A.
    148 1 Free Press Staff Reporter T HE Singapore Harbour Board Staff Ass— wMimm successful prosecution of our just demand. In its letter to the chairman of the Board the Association repudiates the suggestion that it has overlooked the fact that the Board is a commercial
    148 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    81 1 picture nrrFMBER 7 1941 is a date not likely to be forgotten hv Americans Just m case some of th e younger generate Ame an h m e n of an American aircraft carrier tlO i! Tifinnerf at Pearl Harbour form up to rsake the date December 7% a 9sr
    Paul Popper  -  81 words
  • Article
    DRUNK DRIVER KILLS FIVE
    36 1 A hit-and-run truck driven by A a drunk driver killed five persons yesterday ma hgion Shikoku island a passenger train collided with a bw. killing its driver and injuring 14 passengers.- A.P.
    A.P.  -  36 words
  • Article
    LONDON VISIT
    2 1
    2 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    66 1 picture. DELEGATES of the United States, Great Britain and the Soviet Union, seated side by side m the United Nations Political Committee at the Palais De Chaillot m Paris raise their hands m agreement to vote for the resolution calling on them, and France, to hold secret talks. LEFT TO
    A.P.  -  66 words
  • Article
    Britain speeds atom research
    179 1 LONDON, Tuesday. BRITAIN stepped up its atomic programme yesterday with plans to build an experimental pile for the production of electricity early next year. The Prime Minister Mr. Churchill ordered British scientists to proceed on the theory that there may never be a wide exchange of
    U.P.  -  179 words
  • Article
    RACING PRINCE TO MARRY
    54 1 Prince Birabongse ol fcJ.am —better known m motor racing circles as B. Bira is to be married at the Siamese Embassy m Paris on Dec. 18. His bride is to be Senorita Celia Howard, of Buenos Aires Prince Birabongse's first marriage to Miss Ceril Heycock. ended
    54 words
  • Article
    P.I. HIT BY TYPHOON, 188 DIE
    108 1 MANILA, Tuesday. QVER 100 people were killed or are missing as a result of a typhoon which struck Cebu yesterday. The damage caused to property was estimated at 20,--000,000 pesos and some 50,--000 persons were affected. Rising rivers wrecked bridges, roads and communication lines,
    A.P.  -  108 words
  • Article
    Actors seek sanctuary
    81 1 TEHERAN, Tues. NINE players from Teheran's drama theatre and 10 dismissed workmen last night joined the 20 Persian deputies and 32 newspaper editors seeking sanctuary m the JVlajlis building. All said they were m fear of their iives from gangs of thugs backed by the government." The
    Reuter  -  81 words
  • Article
    HURT IN CRASH
    30 1 A Chinese was admitted to the Singapore General Hospital this morning with serious injuries after he was m collision with a car near the Orchard Road roundabout.
    30 words
  • Article
    Sir Francis Fogarty
    32 1 Air Marshal Sir Francis Fogarty, C.-in-C. Far East Air Force who is returning to England early next year, is likely to become Air Member for Personnel, London newspapers predict.
    32 words
  • Article
    34 KILLED IN JAVA BATTLE
    125 1 JAKARTA, Tues. JTHIR i YFOUR men died and 35 were wounded m a weekend battle bei en *ZKular Indonesian army units and four companies which had deserted to join an Hleeal Muslim fighting unit The Territorial Commander of >tento**«*.Col.Qatot Subroto, appealed to the rebels to
    125 words
  • Article
    REDS CHARGE U.N. ATTACK ON KAESONG
    296 1 Truce talks slow down THE Allied Command reported today that the i *mmunists had charged that an attack had N made on Kaesong m violation of the neutrality agreement covering that Red truce hf dfarfc town. An Allied spokesman said the Communist complaint did
    296 words
  • Article
    'TEACH THEM MORE'
    30 1 A U.S. State Department official suggested last nisht that American school children be given more knowledge about the countries and peo- pies of the Far East- A.P.
    A.P.  -  30 words
  • Article
    TOP LEVEL TALK BY TRUMAN
    141 1 TOP LEVEL TALK BY TRUMAN WASHINGTON. Tues. PRESIDENT Truman, discussed "the world situation'" with top military and political advisers yesterday, but "no policy decisions were made" at the 70-minute conference. The White House said the discussions included the Korean armistice negotiations, but were not confined Mr. Truman, who cut short
    A.P.  -  141 words
  • Article
    SUCKED INTO JET ENGINE
    62 1 SUCKED INTO JET ENGINE A Poyal Canadian Air Force radio technician was sucked out of his rubber boots into a jet engine m Glasgow yesterday. He escaped with only black eyes and leg injuries. A mechanic m the cockpit felt a thump m the engine and immediately throttled it back.
    A.P.  -  62 words
  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 1 Advertisements Column 1
      39 1 By)|p ytti D^»p- y i toofc younger and live longer" on the DANISH ViT AMIN WONDER FOODS Stocks now available of 'Wheat germ In 1 1b. packets •maltsiruf In 2 Ib. tins 1 BREWERS YEAST In 6 oz. packets
      39 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 1 Advertisements Column 2
      28 1 LANKA JEWELLERS SINGAPORE. 1 for Inside I "TiX^BI C anc^ ou^ e f manufacturers: RAJI MALAYAN PAINT WORKS LTD. I DISTfUBUTORS. V SI ME, DARBY CO., LTR J
      28 words
Page thumbnail Page 2
  • Article
    FROM COWS TO COWARD
    314 2  - FROM COWS TO COWARD rrancis Marshall IRIS ASHLEY SDra&infes^; I by j RECENTLY London's 1%l Savoy Theatre was the scene of yet another "o c c as i o n." One of those glittering, glamorous First Nights we pretend we don't give a fig for and simply break our necks
    314 words
  • Article
    Princess leads with dark colours
    462 2  - Princess leads with dark colours Eileen Ashcroft London Fashions by DRINCESS Elizabeth 1 is giving a lead to a fashion for darker, richer colours, a lead followed by countless women who are discovering that deep red does far more for the personality than dusky pink, and that olive green can
    462 words
  • Article
    Mrs Truman doesn't give a fig
    386 2 Mrs Truman doesn 't give a fig I ll^ IM(M>#^ AMERICA IT'S NO secret that Mrs. Harry Truman doesn't give a fig for being America's First Lady. She goes through the motions, but hei heart isn't m the Job. She welcomed moving out of the White House during its three-yeai
    386 words
  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
      212 2 Ciw l«%iAf« 9 different this Year. Che "SIMPLEX" SPIRIT TAP JW^j Quick and Efficient m /^L J\ As easy as \s&/\t^ mF and just as yuitfc withoui tirasibm a omBI No other Gift will be more acceptable! Sc/ccf from our display Usual Price $9.00 Sale Price $8.00 Jewellery Dept. Guut
      212 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 2 Advertisements Column 2
      207 2 "FOR THE ,un^r £*rt to***"" Did he brinrf you floors !,m That was very thoughtful of n k]t he always is thoughtful, Jm'f The point is, did you b.v« vase or bowl to put them in In case you didn't, we would rthat we now have an excel; ;r; of
      207 words
  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 2 Miscellaneous Column 1
      61 2 New Crossword No. 532 i dron (m• ii •niptTiw? v (S): 9 n «ver" toud it eaLs fr c«o^(3)^lT Jft to (11 >; 1S <h? type (7); 17. Drop down to 1 fSSt"^ m e a dr °P :crrespondents (5) f 5); 18 Dr °PP?d to fish o; CLUES DOWN
      61 words
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 2 Miscellaneous Column 2
      251 2 ■T CM 1 Iv LUCKY LJORN today, your business sense proves to be outstanding. You have a conscientious and powerful personality tfcat enables you to face up to each day's task resolutely and confidently. You know bow to make money earn more money; saving to you is a matter of
      251 words
Page thumbnail Page 3
  • Article
    BIG SHOT' SMUGGLER'S PLEA
    366 3 BIG SHOT' SMUGGLER'S PLEA 'Let me stay British TWELVE days after his release from prison, Samuel x Levy, diamond merchant and convicted smuggler, pleaded for the retention of his British nationality 1 before a Deprivation of Citizenship Committee at I the Law Courts m London. Counsel for the Home Office
    366 words
  • Article
    'Upset', she ended her life—JUDGE
    170 3 'Upset', she ended her life— JUDGE her rift MASSACHUSETTS, Tuesday. whose husband insisted *$v*Ordered actually drowned herself bei#**sm, uoset by his "indecent behaviour" j '<5 V v uing secretary, an inquest judge X .:s; 3i^— ruled. *i District Judge William Landergan said that Mrs. Mary Bridges, 31, committed suicide m
    A.P.  -  170 words
  • Article, Illustration
    BUCKLEY
    1 3
    1 words
  • Article
    They call it 'austerity assembly'
    67 3 They call it 'austerity assembly' PARIS Toes. s Gat Paris" nr N.i i-HLs cte- :heir offingi ckiaii parties. and as A3 repreaenta- :..> enters h Ls becom- n as '"the stepped last A^- VN held here ling most I ga ta rea- cinemas or hotel 1 rangG >Al,3i irancs £1
    Reuter  -  67 words
  • Article
    Buyers must wait for 1952 car models
    124 3 Buyers must wait for 1952 car models DETROIT, Tues. '"THE new car buyer will not have too many 1952 models to choose from m the weeks immediately ahead. Some new models already are m production; many will not reach volume levels until after January 1. Those already m production are
    A.P.  -  124 words
  • Article
    HE SEEKS JUSTICE
    40 3 The Political Director of the World. Jewish, Mr A L Easterman said m London that the Western powers should insist or "just and full" punishmen of all Germans guilty 01 nersecuting Jews during th( •Hitler regime.- A.P.
    A.P.  -  40 words
  • Article
    USE LESS, SAY REDS IN S'HAI
    171 3 Communist authorities m shanghai are cracking down m private factory owners who jse large amounts of strategic raw materials for civilian consumer goods, the weekly Far Eastern Economic Review said. Lead, which is being imported from the Soviet Union and its satellite states, has
    U.P.  -  171 words
  • Article
    LABOUR SHORT IN BORNEO
    70 3 Labour shortages are becoming more serious m Borneo, directors and shareholders of Sandakan Light and Power Company Ltd. were told by Chairman Major S.M. Churn* Major Churn said as a result wages were rising and m some cases getting out of line with work done. He
    A.P.  -  70 words
  • Article
    When Santa lit a cigarette
    88 3 When Santa lit a cigarette The gay Christmas party at Whit-e Cliffs. 120 miles from Broken Hill. South Australia, broke up suddenly when 24--year-old Harold Turner, wearing; the traditional long white beard and robe of Santa Claus. tried to light a cigarette. An ambulance plane flew him to Broken Hill
    Reuter; AAP  -  88 words
  • Article
    U.S. buys in Germany
    38 3 Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Division of United Aircraft Corporation of the United States said it has ordered $1,700,000 worth of machine tools from Western Germany and Switzerland, because of the domestic 1 shortage.- A.P.
    A.P.  -  38 words
  • Article
    UNITY PLAN
    30 3 3 Affairs Com- ■BBof the E 'pean Con- j •"r Assembly has .T.r.encied the creation of l~z pean p litical authori--7 :ral:ng solely with defense ?r.emi: affairs.- A.P.
    A.P.  -  30 words
  • Article
    Police use dogs to hunt killer
    192 3 Police use dogs to hunt killer LONDON, Tues. DOLICE used bloodhounnds at Chatham m the search for the murderer of Mrs. Edna Chesterton, 50, whose unclothed body was found on waste ground off Richard street, Chatham. Dr. Keith Simpson, «Home Office pathologist, examined the body, and an autopsy showed that
    192 words
  • Article
    YOU CAN'T ASK A PELICAN
    53 3 When pelicans *are put back m St. James's Park, they should include one of each sex, an M.P. has suggested. But, said Mr. David Eccles, Works Minister, "I am informed that the only sure guide to the sex of a pelican is another pelican. I
    53 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Bridge Hand
    325 3 Neither side vulnerable 0 East dealer. T-he bidding East South West Nortb 10? 1A PasB 2 Pass 34 Pass 3NT Pass 44 All Pass There is no bidding system so accurate that it can express the difference between a jack and a ten, or specifically place all of
    325 words
  • Article, Illustration
    IT'S ALL IN FUN
    28 3 THE CAMERA catches M.G.M. actress, Janet I i Leigh, m playful mood. The actress is now m London, appearing m a charity Vaudeville show.
    28 words
  • Article
    British dignity impresses Japs
    152 3 LONDON, Tuesday. SIX Japanese Labour managers have left Britain, impressed by the dignity of British workers and by the consideration shown them by their employ* ers. The Japanese have spent four weeks studying industrial welfare m Britain and employer -employee relations. Their tour was sponsored and
    Reuter  -  152 words
  • Article
    Plastic suits for troops
    96 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. A NEW plastic undersuit fof combat infantrymen will all but eliminate the need for drying clothes m the field and make the burliest soldier, look as if he were pouretf into" his uniform, a United States Army spokesman said here. He said the new
    Reuter  -  96 words
  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
      217 3 FLr THE NEW KANGAROO SERVICE Now days to easy"' tour with stop-overs anywhere -S--3^^ route from Rome to London, with A^-TCiflrTir stop-overs at Geneva and Paris at no f_T -X^W^ a V nd e 7hostess WardS You Gn l°y *uper-«ervic« all way W fMj^^l are And to DJAKARTA AUSTRALIA You
      217 words
  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 3 Miscellaneous Column 1
      81 3 Mandrake E***&» to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya n....iA k at?l r mni^ IT FROM HIS 1 60 ON TELL SEfSS ii^ki| p^§2^ PT^jk 1^ JANE k»i«^ SUtgapon Frte J^^T% ;>3 C =vs Vou\B W TrlE SUNKISTB NATURE CHA RMiNG JANE, L-rt^Wf "'"^iQ S^ YOUR CAMP—^ CWI i?QnOM AND
      81 words
Page thumbnail Page 4
  • Article
    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, Dec. 11, 1951. At Paya Lebar
    570 4 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, Dec. 11, 1951. At Paya Lebar TWO thousand Chinese squatters m the Paya Lebar area of Singapore have declared their intention to stay put on land which is required for building the Colony's proposed international airport. This resettlement dispute offers a revealing a n d
    570 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Rangoon Has 43 Newspapers
    788 4 T*HE Very Important x Personage, visiting 1 Rangoon, capital of the Republic of Burma, was holding a press confer- ence. Burmese newsmen, primed by cagey city i editors, were hurling questions at him, thick and fast. He answered them to but, m true diplomatic manner, gave
    788 words
  • Article
    Home-Sweet-Aviary
    259 4 Home-Sweet--Aviary jTOE Duke of Bedford. who collects tropical birds, is trying to train them to become 'homing' birds. He has had success with Budgerigar, a small Australian parrot with a long tail. He has succeeded m developing a "homing" strain m several generations -of these rainbow-hued creatures. The birds fly
    259 words
  • Article
    5,000 INDIAN VILLAGES GET U.S. AID
    734 4  - 5,000 INDIAN VILLAGES GET U.S. AID Sclig S. Harrison By NEW DELHI: OIVE thousand Indian villages will soon learn how to double crop yields through the three-way teamwork of the Indian Government, the United States Point Four Programme, and the Ford Foundation. With a successful Point Four pilot project as
    734 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Birds Started This International Feud
    534 4  -  Vern Haugland FLOOD WARNING By WASHINGTON: T»HE president of Haiti soon may lay before President Truman a grievance that developed a century ago over the droppings of birds upon a tiny tropical island. The outcome may be f a call for the United States to
    534 words
  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 4 Advertisements Column 1
      14 4 EXCELLENT GIFTS for CHRISTMAS; U.S.deSilva Jewellers 4 TEL: ***** 106, ORCHARD ROAD. SMGAPORE 9.
      14 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 4 Advertisements Column 2
      87 4 Santa Claus aot a together even year and deKvor tefc 1U world. We are r -^O v^^ -V mombers of both if Interflora and the Ploriftl Delivery Assoc BrtkmSingapore Cold Storage Co.. M 7%« Beaufy o/ >war perm fnis en rAe Hair-Cat Our new arrival of Cream ■g-JJJ I /I'mtferf
      87 words
Page thumbnail Page 5
  • Article
    FREE PRESS Christmas SUPPLEMENT
    8 5 FREE PRESS Christmas SUPPLEMENT Tuesday, December 11, 1951.
    8 words
  • Article, Illustration
    WHEN THE WORLD IS ONE
    790 5 WHEN THE WORLD IS ONE f Feast of the < b y Child is i m nKinv mi {he j les-okl fr bscrved m gradually l-Z the' t'ound- oewef and tage :a^ e a Euro- and observe "•Sis and legends ,^V. the various I as a familj 3j. Festivities are
    790 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Ghouls at the Christmas feast
    529 5 LITERARY DEVELOPMENT OF THE SUPERNATURAL HAS ADDED NEW THRILLS TO YULETIDE READING. TT is very difficult m these days of rocketships, super- men and streamlined popular fiction to get as much of a kick from ghost lore as did our great-grand- J parents; although t
    529 words
  • Page 5 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
      35 5 islSlws 3 1 S 9 m I 'II I 111 I I 1 1 a S ot S 9B Sill a wltw. SmH 1 s S fflfflffijffiljl I J 9 1 I Is I jg^^
      35 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 2
      107 5 When tnenrsistai a^^ O4U I IN THE OTHER PAGES fc? rtM r Ow;n Fuppet znuw oy Uuretn Kteoe what^ialllGiveHer?bvßiddießwrke ff 9 •ft v h«hTand a Bottle of Rum by Marie Gough S rS^ WaTfor Some Christmas Fun by Marian Wells 7 Art You Ready for the Big Carve-Up? SS Hk
      107 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 3
      17 5 Him* qoute go* f^ s^/,ss Watch Specialists 16 COILVF n r'/AY SfNGAPOPE I. W»; t SO f
      17 words
  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
Page thumbnail Page 6
  • Article, Illustration
    YOUR OWN PUPPET SHOW
    1706 6 YOUR OWN PUPPET SHOW HERE IS AN INSTRUCTIVE ARTICLE, CALCULATED TO KEEP THE YOUNGER MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY HAPPILY OCCUPIED DURING THE HOLIDAYS. I Let DOREEN REEVE show you how to run YOU want something really different for your Christmas party this year? Then why not stage your own puppet
    1,706 words
  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
      105 6 THE YARDLEY WAY TO I NATURAL LOVELINESS I ...IS THE EASIEST I I WAY OF ALL s 5 A I SOLE AGENTS; S THROUGHOUT MALAYA THAILAND BRITISH N. BORNEO ffI[!CM?WAUGHiS:|\S&| §s> bHbßssw^- <• °*!!^^P9 Hs^^^^^S^ffl IJBatlß^By.4ffSS'ys\^S^B^yi!<Bws?aß^SßßßßMßwßßßwß<SßBff.jTiwijg^^B1 JBatlB^By.4ffSS'ys\^S^B^yi!<Bw5?aB^SBBBBMBwBBBwR<SB8ff.jTiwijg^^B w|^Fj^W^fc^W y>s 'ns^BH B*f :^^T?TI^nBBMBfF^BIi 'T^^Bflßif iJH B «cS^oßhß^Bs^.* S '<S: 'vii^^Bj' 'vßj[
      105 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 6 Advertisements Column 2
      108 6 V CABAKA t T,I Sports-shirts Matching HICKOK WWip. Available m AWgutor. V*^** > a j» mm /tffe iflfc- m wj^S X'mn c i f FOR THE LADIES: Perfumes, Cosmet.cs Hjir El Novelty Compacts Cft Set: r < Sets, Manicure Sets Pcrfum. FOR THE MEN: Cift Sets, Shaving Brushc;. Nat Brushes,
      108 words
Page thumbnail Page 7
  • Article, Illustration
    WHAT SHALL I GIVE HER?
    949 7 Biddie Burke finds that the shops m Singapore are stocked with presents to suit 1 women of all ages and all j tastes. And at prices to suit all pockets. JF any women m Singapore are disappointed m their >resents this Christmas it will not
    949 words
  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 7 Advertisements Column 1
      270 7 p** i^gfe Quality Gifts 1 JSk P° r Christmas \W% IN JEWELLERY \&M SILVERWARE 1 d Jewellery and Silverware hok on display at our shop 22 I m mii ,pon', Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh. ft s J One 6 l L hl t0 f ind exactly what he t j
      270 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 7 Advertisements Column 2
      15 7 MALAYA SINCAPORE SARAWAK BRUNEI NORTH BORNEO SIAM. LINDETEVES (malaya) LTD. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENASG SINf.MJORF.
      15 words
Page thumbnail Page 8
  • Article, Illustration
    Leiningen VERSUS the Ants
    4135 8  - Leiningen VERSUS the Ants CARL STEPHENSON i|iiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiiininiiininiiiiniiHfi| I A baffle I *o, I I survival I by This thrilling tale belongs to that category of stories m which man is pitted directly S against the animals m the I struggle for existence In this g story the excitement is en-
    4,135 words
  • Page 8 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
      155 8 GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL PUate reserve your Table m advance for our Special Dinner m the Decorated Diningroom on X'MAS EVE: December 24th X'MAS NIGHT: December 2sth NEW YEAR'S EVE: December 31st 1 Crackers, Carnival Novelties etc Extention till 1 a.m. I if mm 1 I ■If I' c °^ogne E
      155 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 8 Advertisements Column 2
      158 8 This Xi^ We have book, fc. Crahame Creen Marguerite Steen Kn v< ij We cater for all tastes ,n d 4 To shop at your leisure 93 Tang!i n R. •n Town Coliyer Quay. CITY BOOK STORS LTD Winchester House Coilyer Singapore 1. y ■el. 6657 YOU CAN BE SOI?
      158 words
Page thumbnail Page 1
  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 1 Advertisements Column 1
      213 1 rJfIBISTMAS GIFT VISIT j ARCADE NEWS CO., The Arcade, Collyer Qu»y P.0.80x 1619 J FOR I I J Lfls CARDS, BOOKS, MAGAZINES 6 PERIODICALS LETTS, COLLINS c WALKER'S DIARIES PURSES, i WRITING CASES FANCY j j STATIONERY. j CHRISTMAS BAZZAR Select your X'mas presents from 1$ JDULFAKIR'S I We h3ve
      213 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 1 Advertisements Column 2
      116 1 GOLD DOLLAR {4TEAA! J ™^f DEUCIOUS* PURE* FRAGRANT W jShum Yip Leong Tea Plantations CAMERON HIGHLANDS »>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦-»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ v r r fOR SORE THROATS ME I TO EXCESSIVE SMOKING I 'SUCRETS* Ml UNSURPASSED I i^ ORTAINARLt FROM ALL SHOfS V^-^X THE BORMEO SUMATRA TRADW6 COOmUWI) LTD S POM (Mm fyum* Q
      116 words
Page thumbnail Page 2
  • Unknown
    • Article, Illustration
      Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum
      1162 2 +♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< THIS DRINK WILL DO THINGS TO YOUR PUDDINGS. PIES. CAKES AND SAUCES. AND IT MAKES AN EX-' CELLENT BASE FOR CONVIVIAL BEVERAGES. <M^ M><M f M H M M M M JJI M, native of Jamaica, was first known as "kill-devil"
      1,162 words
    • Page 2 Advertisements
      • Advertisement
        Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
        238 2 i#tp% ROBINSONS v i (5 x if w i# fiovc the Gifts 'SJ M AW JAw m r^w 1^ *^^Mr WS^^ A W— I I ftE I J^^M^^fc-_ y'/ pr TfcJL I J M J| Urn \j I I J I T '—li- ~ZL- ,r -^J(H||^H W« *J^rf V M
        238 words
    • Article, Illustration
      They wait for some Christmas fun
      876 3  - T hey wait for some Christmas fun MARIAN WELLS A SI NGrAPOWE calendar is strangely Singaporean with all its festival days. We turn over a February leaf and those large red characters speak for themselves. But to us they mean Mrs. Teo who never iails to prepare extra cakes or
      876 words
    • Page 3 Advertisements
      • Advertisement
        Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
        125 3 Jok 5 FOR THE HOLIDAYS— J Attractive morning, c:'ernoon and maternity S I rocks— all guaranteed J washable- Also a large 2 collection of cocktail =S J dresses S Alterations free of charge. DUNCAN'S 11, D f Almeida St- Spore. 1. (off Raffles Place) < Open 9to 5 daily. Sat.
        125 words
      • Advertisement
        Page 3 Advertisements Column 2
        79 3 Christinas Fare FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD BY LAND, SEA, AND AIR THE STORE (%m\ WHERE YOU, fMVy CAN DO YOUR .r^> //j^w X'MAS SHOPPING fe^J// lEl|TiI.« TPrJ'n r P JL J!j, k rx^W d 1 "111 M J||[ IIHIIII I*JJ IL,, LipipliiiHmM MB^MmmJ y If 5 T NA TUKALLT
        79 words
    • Article, Illustration
      THE GHOST walked at Christmas
      1714 4  - THE GHOST walked at Christmas F. Canning "As I stood there the disembodied head of the ghost appeared m the doorway and moved towards me. I fell back before it but on it came, getting closer, closer... closer..." by THE ghost first appeared on a Sunday, about a fortnight before
      1,714 words
    • Page 4 Advertisements
      • Advertisement
        Page 4 Advertisements Column 1
        172 4 UlfllJ^t^ DISNEVii^ <gy Aontofiry) 0 BEDROOM ft 9 fl 9fl /2LL, MICKEY MOUSE 6^Jl A PONALD DUCK SNOW WHITE Zufyect? t PINOCCHIO MADE BY BAYARD, FRANCE Sole Agents: MONTOR LTD.. Arcade, Singapore Tds: 5891/5892 Established 1904 I J y^/^ 9 °/P&~K °/2&^ °/2%>A °S22>^ °SZ&^ VTTj^. jj:4^i i^g^ m^t IM^x
        172 words
      • Advertisement
        Page 4 Advertisements Column 2
        162 4 1 4i i^ I Y^r^* COMPLETE RANGE 1? LARGEST STOCK $6 AMATEUR PHOTO STORES LTD. siSflo I 109. North Bridge Road. Si.,apor t i W TeL CSB9 Eastern Paris Exclusive Model Emm. 3 Coleman Street, Singapore 6. Fhcne 2O??0 I NCI AN FONC GOLDSMITH I I No. 154, ARAB STREET
        162 words
    • Article, Illustration
      Are you ready for the big carve-up?
      74 5 1 Assume an easy T" stance. Be nonchalant and have a hot plate ready for the results— if you get them. 0 You may have to mop your brow during this piece of surgery, but it's supposed to be an easy job for
      74 words
    • Article
      FLOWERS FOR THE HOME
      383 5  - FLOWERS FOR THE HOME ANNE READ I 1 V; everyone to have I rs m iheir home 51 ially is this I sof festival. One of the first ..s to learn when fting I i do flower as Ls the* best ens that your blooms will i b climate this
      383 words
    • Article
      "MY TURKEY LOOKS LIKE A VERY OLD HEN..."
      596 5  -  Ray Scoop A Letter from Home by know that it is simply ages since i wrote; but we have been so busy doing what we're told am! doing Chnstrn^ early, that I J"f SvS't had a minute Well. »fter much hard work
      596 words
    • Page 5 Advertisements
      • Advertisement
        Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
        190 5 w^^^^^^Sp^^B EQUIPivIcNT ond SPARE PARTS WEARNE BROTHERS LTD. £r.z,,... Designed for World Listening. ivx* v-yjte^i *TwSfi'iwf (jßyrJ^ vvi* jißPr^ i* "*t» bmbmSßoßSHSobSSmß^b vB969sBB^^^^^^^l '•'^*''&c s■■ <j2o^^Stf^B'jßt^ *f ■^^i^^^^^^fc^ i^^^^^BHßk-& OPT 1 0 NA L N EGA T I V t 'J^aiwß^^raK^^^KkS^^^^HSHß^Bp^^^ Mm^^^^^^i simple change-over plug >< >* provides exceptional high
        190 words
    • Article, Illustration
      The ghost of Teresa
      1856 6  -  K. S. CHIA by THE STORY OF A CHRISTMAS RENDEZVOUS could understand Frank Lam. For some years now, after he had inherited Moon rise from his aunt and become one of the richest young bachelors m Singapore, he had-re-mained single. He had been m love with
      1,856 words
    • Page 6 Advertisements
      • Advertisement
        Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
        146 6 j«| ImC I tsg^^ a siumtumw omtt of qumity ij %> ft n te j ij HEN HIN JEWELLERS j _670. North Bridge Rd., Spore 7. Phone 4507 j l( ist class workmanship"""!! UP-TO-DATE FASHION TOP QUALITY GOLD C^Wfl^ PICK-UP POWERED FOR PERFORMANCE This versat.le and econom l c^l ''FORD"
        146 words
      • Advertisement
        Page 6 Advertisements Column 2
        110 6 MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINES fOk INSTALMENT Hand- Machines only $20/- per month Wholesale Retail g\ 'S fa KHIOW KWANG CO 744. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE A VARIETY OF IDEAL GIFT SETS for LADIES GENTS available at s 332, North Bridge Road Tel. ***** Singapore 7. Book Your Appointment fcgfH now
        110 words
    • Article, Illustration
      THE JOYS OF EATING
      1057 7  -  Rae March by It all boils down to one thing —that food is half the fun of Christmas all over the globe. n approach of 1 V festive se* lU to think aboul the ",f calinft is one r.istom, SV hobby which v •£d w all,
      1,057 words
    • Article
      From Santa's mail bag
      208 7 KLUANGER picks a letter DEAR SANTA, I'm a girl of five, So, Christmas Eve. when you arrive, I do so hope you can contrive To leave me something sensible. For m these ultra modern times, 1 have no use for nurs'ry rhymes. 1 don't want seats
      208 words
    • Article, Illustration
      Untitled
      2 7 P^iwsß^BjaflgtfSS*'. B
      2 words
    • Page 7 Advertisements
      • Advertisement
        Page 7 Advertisements Column 1
        64 7 JII'GOLDSMITHS DIAMOND DEA_ERsl|| %^644,HORTH BRIDGE RD.SPORE 7. TEL:B27IOS§§S t f f *Iott I I I 1 1 ***** I* I I 1 1 1 I tit* l m%l%l\\\l\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\y\\ \\w\\ \W\\V NO GIFTS SO HIGHLY APPRECIATED and GREATLY TREASURED as GOLD or DIAIwiOND g_ Hollyuiood IJLI^^ r~^ m. IV w^^ aC
        64 words
    • Article, Illustration
      Swiss children do not hang up stockings
      968 8 Swiss children do not hang up stockings SWITZERLAND, the four-laiigttage country, has various iKiiiics for Christmas, Nod (French) Wcihnachten (German L NataJe (Italian) and Nadel (Rorti'anche). Merrymaking for the children begins m many Swiss villages on Dec. 6, the Feast of St. Nicholas, patron saint of children and the original
      968 words
    • Page 8 Advertisements
      • Advertisement
        Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
        97 8 yl^Of C ol Casual Elastic Practical Comfortable a f It "Vf^P^ 5^ Ladies' and Gentlemen's Divtex or Canvas California shoes with y* Kr M I!J^^^ canvas sock. Platform covered with same upper material. 4^»^>. O ff Red Whif c Special ruhber sole. M ,/J/i l^Ak HP^^^^ White Canvai 'mswiw^^^^p^Bi^^^ ff|
        97 words
    • Article, Illustration
      Teddy goes JET Flying
      864 9  - Teddy goes JET Flying KATHLEEN HICKLEY by A story for the children "OH. how dull life Bear, "Nothing ever happens m this old nursery". It was the hour between midnight and one o'clock when all the Ws m the world wake JSL and v have their playtime. You'd think they
      864 words
    • Article, Illustration
      Mince pies aren't what they were
      526 9 A CENTURY AGO THEY WERE SOMETHING TO BE REMEMBERED. THEY WERE EATEN WITH A SOLEMN S6RT OF GUSTO TO THE ACCOMPANIMENT OF HOT ELDERBERRY PLIINCK pies remain a feature of the Christmas festivities, but alas they are by no means what they were. A
      526 words
    • Page 9 Advertisements
      • Advertisement
        Page 9 Advertisements Column 1
        197 9 I INSIST ON HEINZ I I VARIETIES I including I ||EE PEAS BABY FIIIS I T ||»T6 KETCHUP BAKED BEANS I )U m CREAM VIIE I A I I Sole Agents:? H HARPER, 6ILFILLAN CO., LTD. I ifor Class. CARPETS I I AND Hi I h:GH GRADE ENGLISH 1 >!■■■
        197 words
      • Advertisement
        Page 9 Advertisements Column 2
        252 9 I t J^f JlI Iy k* *aw 1 I SINGAPORE; $2.10 per fin FEDERATION $2.30 per tin «i i r~M X'MAS 1951 M j: PLEASE CALL AND SEE I I OUR WIDE RANGE OF 1: LOFELV G/F7^. y j > j: PERFUME SPRAYS. jl i MANICURE SETS. Sk compacts. WM
        252 words
    • Page 9 Miscellaneous
    • Article, Illustration
      Santa and the COWBOY
      1531 10  - Santa and the COWBOY LUCRECE HUDGINS by SYNOPSIS: In Santa Lend. Santa Claus is troubled by Jindians, who are not good and friendly I -he Indians today, Georgie S?nders, 7, also known as n Kid Buckaroo, Terror of ihe West," flies on the back of a bird to Santa Land
      1,531 words
    • Page 10 Advertisements
      • Advertisement
        Page 10 Advertisements Column 1
        64 10 An Ideal Way to Say MERRY X'MAS \*&s§fo^ JEWELLERY is an Attractive $§§85fi|jpj[ and ldeal G'ft* I* sa ys a Lot f t 0 jj what words cannot express. NgaP/jwE^ We have a Large Selection of DIAMOND RINGS to Suit All. G C OE SILVA 6c BROS., 3. Rattle* fii:e
        64 words
      • Advertisement
        Page 10 Advertisements Column 2
        163 10 '---^jJK-.. "y^ m. ft HANYANG MANUFACTURING <^| LI II* TlUOt MARK V-« w VrV^FW' |(C """•"""""•'•"■•iiimiim,,, iv f ADELPHI HOTEL FOR YOUR X MAS NEW YEAR'S CELEBRATIONS at S lO/Special New Year's Dinner "j» Qt Sl2/' Gay and happy dancing at the new airconditioned ROMAN ROOM aid festive celebrations at
        163 words
    • Article, Illustration
      THE CHILDREN HAVE COME HOME FOR CHRISTMAS
      1048 11  - THE CHILDREN HAVE COME HOME FOR CHRISTMAS Douglas Clark tc te re e sumS ee ?t fhe gener tlons about resumed It means the gloves are otf again. by U\f m <>rning the h r bi f e s stayed on their hooks, the endr m a mi le ports
      1,048 words
    • Article, Illustration
      Santa and the COWBOY
      592 11  -  LUCRECE HUDGINS By (Continued trom page 14) enough to touch them. In the race you must ride m one end and out the other and then back to Santa Land." BUCKY'S FINGERS tight ened on Santa's hand He was afraid. Santa understood. "If you do not
      592 words
    • Page 11 Advertisements
      • Advertisement
        Page 11 Advertisements Column 1
        190 11 J eft*" 3S^sl W X MAS CWCKfIH I] ENGLISH MADE |W| !f CONFECTIONERY PHONES: 6791- ***** Call at HARICAN'S g|* Xmas Season i/MJrWL SALE/ I<w> ALL THE LATEST 1952 CHILDREN'S ONUAUS UP-TO-DATE DIARIES AND LARGE RANGE OF MALAYAN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CHRISTMAS CARDS COMPLETE RANGE OF CHILDREN'S BOOKS AND OTHER
        190 words
      • Advertisement
        Page 11 Advertisements Column 2
        256 11 Just an ordinary stock watch... yet it lost only 10 seconds m a month! a jJcSS^I had heard about the world-wide reputation for "is^^ thought he would put it to the test. Ao cvma Every single day during September 1949 he if.^^ a :l\ compared his CYMA watch with the
        256 words
    • Article, Illustration
      SPORTS MEN SURVEY THEIR 'PRESENTS'
      1586 12  -  Reginald Clark by Everywhere this Christmas. British sportsmen will look back with satisfaction on one of Britain's best years. WHEREVER sportsmen meet at Christmastide, they have a habit of looking back on the closing year and passing m review the fortunes of Britain m the
      1,586 words
    • Page 12 Advertisements
      • Advertisement
        Page 12 Advertisements Column 1
        114 12 COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON FROM THE BRITISH AMERICAN NEWS CO., For An Up-To-Date Range Oi Presentation Books Lett's Collins And Walker Diaries. Christmas Cards. And A I Variety Of Games And f Useful Presents. 18. BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE 1. PHONE ***** Far Four ATTRACTIVE EVENING GOWNS W. GEORGE GOWN SHOP
        114 words
      • Advertisement
        Page 12 Advertisements Column 2
        244 12 ir«k /5^ CHRISTMAS and NEW Yta FESTIVITIES SEAVIEW HOTEj, BALLROOM Don Castillo His Onkabm CHICKEN INN Julian Foorman His Orchen ra CHRISTMAS EVE-^aw* (Dinner -$12/-) NEW YEAR'S EVE Ex (Dinner -$15/-) RESERVATIONS: Tef, ***** S """""""WIMWtK^, z i^rnt B BINOCULARS t! mum fawufdn (TRCi Pi V Y^ fOUNDE3iN<B92 j MEW
        244 words
    • Article
      CHILDREN LOVE THE ANCIENT TALES
      348 13 CHILDREN LOVE THE ANCIENT TALES LIKE other children all over the world boys and girls m Britain delight m listening to stories. And especially at Christmas^ time, they love the old tales that have been told for hundreds of years and which are known as fairy stories". In the olden
      348 words
    • Article, Illustration
      A Picture to Paint
      31 13 Colour No. 1 yellow, No. 2 red, No. S Light blue, No. 4, dark green, No. 5 grey, No. 6 light brown, Nos. 7, 9as you wish.
      31 words
    • Article
      THE OLD GAMES ARE THE BEST
      641 13  -  Bee Wickerson by \yiTHIN a radius of half a mile or so from the bungalow m which wp live are several other bungalows, most of which house small boys about the same age ns Junior. Naturally enough, for nothing dies as slowly as the
      641 words
    • Page 13 Advertisements
      • Advertisement
        Page 13 Advertisements Column 1
        108 13 C I rAU RoADS LEAdto-~i i SINGAPORE'S I L LTRA MODERN RENDEZVOUS J AIRPORT HOTEL LTD. i )lore than You Expect j I to Enjoy. J less than You Expect j I to Spend. j Reserve Your Table fer i CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR j Parties 1 i PHONE 335). 1
        108 words
      • Advertisement
        Page 13 Advertisements Column 2
        190 13 HMBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB^dBB^fIBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB^^H^BB^BBW^^^^ I^^^ 1 < T»y r i JhL*o» B^^S?s®B>^al BBBBBBBBBB^ I <a vfi/riHl BBr- if >^JBi n »/fc. BlßP^vt -88l B^ft'^a /^SJji WmmiM bEM>S^btK9ml x. >>■ v f m d^S BBBBBBBBBBBBBBB*1BkC?k.Wi2ivBbv frn-* i mh y^-jB SKiPB»B^siiii^lfr Jfl 800Oi?3J^s2H^\r 4^4.4^JflßßftßrtHßßMß!£ S»v^O^ShbbbSbl ■^fW^il sBt_^ Sole Agents: F. E. ZUELLIG (M) LTD., P
        190 words
    • Page 13 Miscellaneous
      • Miscellaneous
        Page 13 Miscellaneous Column 1
        23 13 glVlilg »»»vu -.->-t-—- J^__ _(W. ____f MnaiffßL IhSTRUMCHT "FIZZLE-fie-arrani/c t/ic ie«crs to /orm the names 9l musical instruments. OH .0,/n«rfoi/iv -suuopuvw tauoqwoui '9in\&< >
        23 words
    • Article, Illustration
      Let's call on Doris Day
      1316 14 The singing star will celebrate Christmas with her husband, her son and her mother m a leisurely family manner. ANOTHER EXCLUSIVE FREE PRESS CHRISTMAS STORY ABOUT A MALAYAN FAVOURITE RINGING star Doris Day has planned one of those rare Cliristmases at home this year rare
      1,316 words
    • Page 15 Advertisements
      • Advertisement
        Page 15 Advertisements Column 1
        173 15 fkaSAAW CI4OS |£2§yr .1 r vn^^^V^ ii^i^ j^^^^f* 4 mows stores smyiCSsmr/oMAxem^Mreeo 2 111 V^k*Lf w sr (A y aVi^fc bi bY^B B 'i 3ou^%Vx *^vs Jfc'^' BMI Vj B II I *€l^' Is&>6o^Wv£ BBBB^^ c ■T^P^ Bi BM Bm. B V* VaV *v IV^£!*^^^n i VK jCOOTX I.^Bk Bm
        173 words
      • Advertisement
        Page 15 Advertisements Column 2
        95 15 m£*"' jC^B^SFy 1 '-iff* jfcA, Vl^BOKtf^^*~ m Jff^'& tf^^2^B* Jot "PERFECTION" RUBBER BLADE SEAT COVERS AUTO FAN V HACK-UP LIGHT ILLUMINATED SPOTLIGHT AND CIGARETTE LIGHTER MIRROR COMBINATION CYCLE CARRIAGE CO., (1926) LTD. IMPORT DEPARTMENT SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG Jlßta&u JOSm V \!^tt6Hv Sk OK J tbUbl PUfiSSH^BP^^^ r IV^^| Hv
        95 words
    • Page 16 Advertisements
    • Article
      J.B. PREVENTION 'UNSATISFACTORY'
      137 17 But best possible being done, says govt. official Free Press Staff Reporter THE situation with rejrard to the prevention of tuberculosis m Singapore is unsatisfacannni^ n ent ffidal L to W the committee appointed to investigate the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases. be done" teWng'tonT' 1
      137 words
    • Article, Illustration
      Untitled
      35 17 picture INSPECTOR P. J. KRISHN AN leading Mariam a shock stricken Malay woman, from what was once her h«i 15 r m •«>"^"S he bbuffn ff h a°l"v at liuxu Road, Singapore, yesterday. Free Press
      Free Press  -  35 words
    • Article
      Expatriate men want better terms
      63 17 Expatriate men want better terms »j- w lotion llcl c Governpsf oot ?et the IT officers they Igj oey revise i "and condir "Sice, says the i Civil Servants 5* of Malay*. f£kg m Kuala i" -ijv or 3du F J£* all P a:: s of jrs '.o president, m
      63 words
    • Article
      INCERS TO COMPETE
      37 17 V- a m- tbe W5l S .-> -"i"r-D and a •ie ßaffles H :el on I Thursday night. The championship competitions will be based on the four standard dances waltz, slon foxirot. tango and quickstep.
      37 words
    • Article
      Govt. to be queried on rice contract
      282 17 Govt. to be queried on rice contract Free Press Staff Reporter VVHEN the Singapore Legislative Council meets on 11 Dec. 18, Government will be asked to explain its policy regarding the renewal of contract for the purchase of rice from abroad. The Council will also be questioned on the procedure
      282 words
    • Article
      There's no colour bar, he says
      83 17 There's no colour bar, he says MR. Foo Kia Pang, of the Department of Social WsUaie, who has returned to the Colony after a month m Australia, thinks that some people m Singapore get the wrong end of the stick about Australians. "There is no colour bar at all there
      83 words
    • Article
      TEN TO SIT A TEST
      69 17 Ten people will sit for the insurance examination to be held m Singapore m MarchApril next year by the Chartered Insurance Institute of London. The diplomas of the Insurance Institute are internationally recognised. The test will be supervised by the Insurance Institute of Malaya, but
      69 words
    • Article
      EXHIBITION BY 19 SCHOOLS
      50 17 A handicraft exhibition by nineteen Singapore Indian schools was opened at Rangoon Road School yesterday by Mr. R. E. Ince, Senior Inspector of Schools. More than 300 people i inrludins Legislative Councillon? City Councillors and community leaders visited the exhibition and saw a physical training demonstrate
      50 words
    • Article, Illustration
      Untitled
      14 17 piCiure. lS i. Mr. F. A. T C w L Bl^ the Free Press
      Free Press  -  14 words
    • Article, Illustration
      Mr. Lyttelton sets problem to Chinese newspapers
      172 17 Mr. Lyttelton sets problem to Chinese newspapers MR. Ohver Lyttelton has set a problem to the Cnmese language newspapers In Malaya: What ara the correct Chinese characters for "LytteJton?" The seven Chinese language dailies mi n the Federation and Singapore do not agree on the spelling. The first syllable i
      172 words
    • Article
      ENTRIES FOR EXAM.
      30 17 JOHORH, BAiIHU, Tmes.— Entries for the City and Guilds examinations which will begin m April, next year, close at the Education Office Johore Bahxu, on Jan. 8.
      30 words
    • Article
      UNION AWAITS LAW CHANGE
      96 17 (Free i*ress Staff Reporter) THE Singapore Teachers' Union is waiting for Government to amend the Trade Union Ordinance, before it considers affiliation with the Singapore Trade Union Congress, Mr. V. Victor, secretary of the S.T.U. said yesterday. The Teachers' Union considered affiliation some moiuns ago, dul
      96 words
    • Article, Illustration
      Untitled
      35 17 picture MR. OLIVER LYTTELTON, Secretary of State for Colonies (left) visiting City Council offices. yest?rday. On his left is Mr. T. P. Me Neicc. Council President, ani Mr. H. G. Hammett, deputy President.- Free Press
      Free Press  -  35 words
    • Article
      A blackout ends —after 7 months
      147 17 Free Press Staff Reporter FIFTEEN people m four houses m Woo Mon Chew Road, Katong, Singapore, who were living for seven months m a blackout have got lights. Eight hundred and forty yards of cable was laid by the City Council to supply the
      147 words
    • Article
      BLACKOUT AREAS
      93 17 Following areas tire liable to be blacked out tonight Ramah Street, Peoples Park. Nanson Road, Lara Scon Oil Mills, Guan Kin, U. E Network. U Ej Frrtcry, Rhf Valley Road, Killincy Roac 1 Orchard Road, Armanian St. Stat.c, Adelphi, Capitol, Newton 1 2, Wayang Satu. Balmoral Road, Dalv
      93 words
    • Article
      Varsity to offer Health Diploma
      273 17 Varsity to offer Health Diploma T*HE University of A Malaya will establish a post-graduate course m Public Health m 1952. The World Health Organisation is interested m ihis course and has granted tb* University about $500,000 towards the cost of additional start, equipment and book Prof. J. H. Strahan, ru
      273 words
    • Article
      ALLOWANCES ONLY FOR THE SERIOUSLY SICK
      96 17 QNLY people suffering from serious illnesses are entitled to a special allowance given by the Singapore Department of Social Welfare, a spokesman said yesterday. These are the other qualifications for the allowance: The sickness .iiust be over a month's duration. The sick person must
      96 words
    • Article
      $1,000,000 FOR HEALTH
      56 17 Johore ailocated .SI. 000.--OCO this year for health and sanitary .services. Most of this was spent m re-settlement areas for the construction of dispensaries ard the provision cf additional hospital assistants. The new dispensaries completed In 1951 were bi ilt at Yong Pehg. Laying Layang and Kajanu,
      56 words
    • Page 17 Advertisements
      • Advertisement
        Page 17 Advertisements Column 1
        106 17 tjP RIGHT For Price! T RIGHT For Your Home! b^J NETT PRICES I S ngapore Penang $211.50 P^l^ Federation $234.00 \wl M/ S. MOCTHIC CO. (MALAYA) LTQ /fST'S. Ml// JOHN UTIK'S BUILDINfi //aZS if PWCJ>^O4»t TIL: TO3O f r^H GHAMCr-iON-f- CO V LTD Hayes. Middlesex. Singapore Branch. SEASON SALE Now
        106 words
      • Advertisement
        Page 17 Advertisements Column 2
        83 17 I GIF7 C FOR THE HOME <^ < -jrn,-, _rai t "MELODY MAKER" Z j *O 5 Valv^ Spaoousiy Designed Chassis All Models Fully Tropicalised O <J #2 Speed Tuning Control with Flood-Lit Dial w> <f Sockets for Oamophone Pick-jp and Ext:rsion Speaker |> <j. Coverage on Short W*v« ba->d«;
        83 words
    • Article
      THE GOTHS PLAYED BRIGHT SOCCER
      294 18 -But 2,000 fans got drenched From CRUSADER KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE 2,000 soccer enthusiasts who got themselves drenched at the HQ Malaya District ground last evening had their moneys worth. Although they failed to win, Gothenburg played bright football despite the wretched conditions. They gave
      294 words
    • Article
      SCHOOLBOYS A WARDED COLOURS
      145 18 QOMBINED Schooi colours have been awarded to 19 Singapore schoolboys by the Singapore English Schools Sports Committee. The colours were awarded for any one of the sports soccer, cricket, hockey, athletics, swimming and badminton. The onN *chon!hov to rpceive colours for two sports is Chin Yoon
      145 words
    • Article
      Radio
      247 18 SINGAPORE 1.00 p.m. The Radio Orchestra: 1.30 Time Signal News; 1.45 Dance Music played by Bob Chester Orchestra; 2.00 Close; 5.00 Programmes m Malay; 6.15 Programme Summary; 6.17 Four Stars A Starlet; 6.30 United Nations Album; 6.40 Radio Malaya Trio; 6.55 Announcements Singapore Share Market Report; 7.00 Time Signal
      247 words
    • Article
      VARSITY BEAT P.W.D. 4-0
      34 18 University oi Malay a second eleven beat PWD Sports Club by four goals to nil at soccer at Sepoy Lines ground yesterday. Scorers were: Jagatheesan (2). Fernandez and V. Ratnam.
      34 words
    • Article
      R.N.A.S. XV TO MEET R.A.S.C.
      47 18 The following nave oeeu selected to represent Royal Naval Air Station (Sembawang) against RASC m a friendly rugger match to be played at Nee Soon tomorrow: Thomas, Coomber, Chaplin. Moyle (Capt.) Foster, Robinson, Challenger. Preece, Wilson. Prtckett, Adams Turner. March. Mills. Warren
      47 words
    • Article
      PERAK MEET INDIA TODAY
      103 18 pERAK'S team to meet the All-India soccer tourists today on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground will be slightly different to that which held Gothenburg to a draw on Sunday. Centre-half Guttok will be unable to play owing to an injury, sustained m Sunday's game. It is
      U.P.  -  103 words
    • Article
      TENNIS 'BREEZE' IN AUSTRALIA
      348 18 UAKK* HOPMAN, non-i;iay--11 ing captain of the Australian Davis Cup tennis team, is making a determined effort to brand Vie Seixas of the U.S. team as a habitual footfaulter m advance of the probable challenge round between America and Australia later this month. As it now
      A.P.  -  348 words
    • Article, Illustration
      Welch to make a 'comeback'
      215 18 Free Press Boxing Reporter JIMMY WELCH, Singapore's lightweight champion who hung up his gloves "for good" some months ago is back m training for he meets Australian welterweight contender, Berni Hall at the Happy World Stadium on Dec. 21. Welch will fight Hall mi n
      215 words
    • Article, Illustration
      Untitled
      58 18 Chan Yew Kan of St. Andrew's School stops this Batu Pahat threequarter with a low tackle during yesterday's interschool rugby match at Woodsville. St. Andrew's won by nine points to five. The Batu Pahat team returns to the Federation today. St. Andrew's School is making a Federation rugger tour over
      58 words
    • Article
      Tourneyhockey i matches drawn
      76 18 Tourney hockey i matches drawn i QINGAPORE Combined Schools were held to a two-all draw by Negri Sembilan yesterday at Seremban m the inter-State Schools Quadrangular Hockey tournament. Malacca held Selangor to a scoreless draw. In their match against Negri, Singapore were two goals up inside 20 minutes through Kirn
      76 words
    • Article
      LING CHI WIN
      72 18 HPHE tcuring Li:g Chi table i tennis team* from Bangkok I played Queen Sti t Boys' Club last night and won the encounter by four matches to one. Results (Queen Street mentioned first) Lee Ah Fcok lost to Fong Nai Seng 2-3; Lee Ah Ngoh lost to
      72 words
    • Article
      US-NAMES SINGLES PLAYERS
      226 18 US- NAMES SINGLES PLAYERS MELBOURNE, Tues. I US. tennis captain Frank s Shields sprang a big sin- prise yesterday by naming j Ted Schroeder and Tony Tra- ben for the singles matches against Sweden m the Davis Cup interzone final starting on Thursday. Wimbledon champion Dick Savitt lost his singles
      A.P.  -  226 words
    • Article
      SAINTS GO ON TOUR
      54 18 ~AINa Andrews School rugby w> XV leaves for the Federation tomorrow for a 10-day tour. Eighteen boys are making the trip. Fixtures arranged include matches against the Anderson School. Ipoh. King Edward's at Taiping. and St. Xaviers at Penang. The party will travel apsauntrf 'by plane
      54 words
    • Article
      NO NEED TO FEAR RAIN
      247 18 Wet pitches can be 'dried' LONDON, Tuesday. VTEWS of possible new "aid" to sport promoters comes from America. If mud and rain are likely to threaten disaster to an important sporting event all that the promoter needs to do is to call up portable banks
      Reuter  -  247 words
    • Article
      SEDGMAN WORE SPIKES
      60 18 Frank S-d^-ar i -iu c tralia Seat Dick Savitt of the United States 8-6/6-0, 6-4, yesterday m the final of the Victorian men's singles chamoionshfps *tf r #tjjy>r.eci from Saturday. I Sedgman won Irf Jujsl Me* t. an hour's play Neither, nwr>. »va^ f»apD7 In w\* f
      60 words
    • Article
      Nippier forwards win the day for St Andrews
      411 18 Nippier forwards win the day for St Andrews Ftee Press Ru&bv Kenni*. ADOPTING themselves to the waKr£ r Aat Woodsville yesterday, st w?*!* "<** ruffby XV defeated the visiting Batu Pa h s ment English School XV by iiin c lint at Go^ and a penalty goal) to five (roan
      411 words
    • Article
      Charles fights Joey Maxim tomorrow
      92 18 SAN FRANCISCO ,rZZARD Charie, V*: v world heavy weigh: chair! P-on, and Joey Max;:: m. heavy titleholdep n> [^-round non-;;-, H bout a! San France i i Palace- tomorrow I their fifth need* Charles, v pounds, wound up bk u ing on Bunday Mnda 176'
      A.P  -  92 words
    • Article
      RAFFLES LOSE 5-0
      18 18 TN Intl W ltioi rug't: XV \.-m Institution a: X r.pc yoterda] by tfe r.i!
      18 words
    • Page 18 Advertisements
      • Advertisement
        Page 18 Advertisements Column 1
        176 18 CAPITOL TODAY li-1.45-4-6.30-9.30 7th BIC DAY! i)OSE FERRER Academy Award Winer because he was the three musketeers m one. .and one lover m a million! MUNHB SttSES "^^■W an MM MNB •NOTE* Organised School Parties admitted at price to the 11 a.m. 1.45 4 p.m shows SOON I Miiiii tJ.
        176 words
      • Advertisement
        Page 18 Advertisements Column 2
        64 18 POPULAR MATINEES; 3 SHOWS DAILY at 11a.m. 1.45 4 pm Admission L'pstairs SI lk>wnstair> B 111 Last Day "ADV. OF DON JUAN" Tedminltr Tomorrow Thurs "Monsier \>rdoux Friday Saturday Love Haop^ I NIGHT SHOWS at 6.J0 9-30 jfl^sr 2 shows rowcHT Ginger Rotors l)f*nnis Werttn m MS^fMStroapu TOMORROW IOCMMSVII «1
        64 words
    • Page 18 Miscellaneous
      • Miscellaneous
        Page 18 Miscellaneous Column 1
        41 18 TMt^ GAMBOLS .4r AaAAy Aflfi^fe^— H^JttS^-WS^J L^% 9RKSSKI lISSgS^fTmsSS (MWf c T T IWAIT UNTIL H6" Agg\V6rS lttcg|eOlli& TO WAIT ALL OtotT^^ t\ fANO FfcLLOVfrCl E!iiMft aiM6r LlTT jj- ft^V ■TeLL wm wwat i tutu* op J^iETg"^^ a W^S/ r^* -^f^*^
        41 words
    • Article, Illustration
      S'PORE MEET THE SWEDES XI TO MORROW
      206 19 S'PORE MEET THE SWEDES XI TO MORROW Yardstick for our standard HAVE Gothenburg found their shoot boots? Nt w- I gOt to lf en*ertain any hopes toin^nw* Sln a P° r at Ja '*n Besar Stadium tomorrow evening. I gS^^^"^ will JtRSS&a piclure. uoinenburg have on their side of the
      Topical Press  -  206 words
    • Article, Illustration
      MISSED HIM....
      41 19 MISSED HIM.... picture. Maurice Pest an a runs across m an attempt to stop a Selangor forward rush, but is too late. Selangor beat Penang 6-5 m their rugger match on the Selanjror Club pa dang on Satur- day.- Free Press
      Free Press  -  41 words
    • Article
      SAFA SAY 'NO' TO SWISS XI
      150 19 A REQUEST by the Grasshoppers Football Association of Zurich. Switzerland to play m the Colony m January was yesterday turned down by thf? Singapore Amateur Football Association Council. Reason: The soccer season has already teen stretched far enough to accommodate Gothenburg and Indians. The
      150 words
    • Article
      Police dominate play v. Indians
      205 19 S.H.A. KNOCKOUT TOURNEY SINGAPORE Police beat Indian Association by five goals to n il at Thompson Road yesterday m a Senior Division tie of the Singapore Hockey Association knockout tournament. Police dominated the play yesterday and onlj magnificent defensive efforts by the Indians kepi them
      205 words
    • Article
      STANLEY TRIUMPHS
      48 19 Youthful Gordon Stanley of RJI.F. Tengah who clocked the good time ol 16min. 49.8 sec. for the 3 miles cross-country run orff anised by the Achilles gfub on Sunday receiving his award from Mrs D. G Jackson, wife of the rresi dent of the Achilles Cluft.
      48 words
    • Article, Illustration
      WILLIAMS' WIN MEANS U.S. TRIP
      190 19  - W ILLIAMS' WIN MEANS U.S. TRIP GEORGE WHITING By I LONDON, Tuesday. ivy WILLIAMS, the farmer's boy who stands •m our not very extensive heavy-weight will be off to the United States if he «s British championship fight with Jack m next February. Bias&e chief topic pgjaaoE at Rugby, iCir.i
      190 words
    • Article
      BOMBAY DRAW v. M.C.C.
      118 19 V° ana Sohani 2 Bomf M^c:a:ion to l£r£: Bomgy tbe last day S Mc c. were 2: 0w second stempa were 't;r: h :5j c r 3 yes- another ?JSS 8 W Atkins -«v;- r an(i 's off stump. o-er Leadbeater i? »'-.5 cro c: f^e
      118 words
    • Article
      Valentine: 5 wickets without cost
      103 19 Valentine: 5 wickets without cost WICKETS tumbled quietly m South Australia's second innings against West Indies at Adelaide yesterday, the first three going for 12 runs Tben Graeme Hole ano Duldig attacked toe bo*nng m a, fourth wicket atand oi 58 m 47 minutes. A further change came over the
      103 words
    • Article, Illustration
      Untitled
      0 19
      0 words
    • Article
      WIN AT IPOH
      38 19 IPOH, Mon.— The Sin Young basketball team from Bangkok scored their second consecutive victory over a Perak combined teanTon the Yuk Choy basketbaU court on Saturday. The visitors won by 41 points to 31 points
      38 words
    • Article
      NSW HIT UP 533 RUNS
      106 19 MELBOURNE, Tues. MEW South Wales, batting W into the third day (Saturday's play was curtailed through rain), carried their first innings total to 633 yesterday m the Sheffield Shield match against Victoria. c a Victoria, holders of the Shield, replied with 119 for two wickets,*
      106 words
    • Article
      BELGIAN TKO's CLAYTON
      58 19 Louis Vanhoeck of Belgium defeated British feather- i weight champion Ronnie Clayton before a crowd of 10,000 m London's Empress Hall last night. The referee halted the bout m the Bth round of the scheduled 10-round bout. Clayton suffered a cut m the left eye. Clayton, however,
      58 words
    • Article
      U.K. SOCCER
      16 19 London Challenge Cup Pical: Pulham 1, Charlton Athletic 0 (played at Stamford Bridge). Reuter.
      Reuter  -  16 words
    • Article
      SPURSDECLINE S.A. OFFER
      80 19 SPURS DECLINE S.A. OFFER rpoTTENHAM Hotspur soccer team has declined an offer to tour South Africa next season. The South African Football Association representative is completing negotiations for a seven-week tour m May-June by Newcastle United. It is understood that the Spurs were unwilling to stay m the Union longer
      A.P.  -  80 words
    • Article
      CARNERA KHOCKED-OUT
      55 19 TCELIK Miguet of France retained his European wrestling: title by knocking out Primo Camera of Italy m Paris last night. The Italian's downfall came m the fourth minute of the third deciding round, when Miguet damped an arm-lock on Camera's midriff and threw him over his shoulder out
      U.P.  -  55 words
    • Article
      ENGLAND CAN TAKE A TIP FROM WALES
      293 19 ENGLAND CAN TAKE A TIP FROM WALES From ARCHIE QUICK ENGLAND'S football selectors should have learned one important lesson from the Wales versus the Rest of the United Kingdom match at Ninian Park, Cardiff. Wales have but, fourteen or fifteen players fit for International piay, and that weakness Its their
      293 words
    • Article
      G.S.C. DANCE
      38 19 Girls Sports Club will hold a New Year's Eve Carnival B;!l at the Victoria Memoi rial Hall from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m., the proceeds being for their Building Fund. Tickets may be obtained from members.
      38 words
    • Article
      Sutdiffe's jokes bowl 'em over
      229 19 Sutdiffe's jokes bowl 'em over HERBERT SUTCLIFFE, famous England and Yorkshire batsman, told some good cricket stories at the recent annual dinner of the Sheffield Cricket League. They included one about the Test match at Sydney during the Australia 1931--32 tour when the English team urns captained by D. R.
      229 words
    • Article
      ELLEY BEATEN
      28 19 I'ils Castilio. 121-lbe. M*xico t decisively outpoimed Elley BenrtPii. 123-lbs.. Australian featherweight champion, m a 12-round bout at the Sydney Stadium last J night.— A. P.
      A.P.  -  28 words
    • Page 19 Advertisements
      • Advertisement
        Page 19 Advertisements Column 1
        37 19 m. .m. i— "HIS MASTERS VOICe j|j \t o^^'*^ n »r»e 1 w^ s mti@£..: W3s--^ ■sz&s?.a®6>^ @fSi m t &sklf J i**!< "Z^£~*i.* B-^fe -;^-tt «s!3s«s-- Ss^'-s 0 jSfirl 3^ Sg£ ssir.^^o s^,^-^^ sts.'.m- f 5
        37 words
    • Article
      BIRTH
      49 20 HAriLOW: To Joan, wife of J. Harlow, m Perth, on 6th December. 195U a son. Both weU. ENGAGEMENT THE ENGAGEMENT Is announced- between Heng Siang Hen?, fourth daughter of Mr. Mrs. Heng Scow Kuan of Singapore, and Vim Seng Yee, youngest brother of Anthony Vim of Horu Kong.
      49 words
    • Article
      DEATH
      84 20 MR NO YOOK PAH, aj^d 39. Mjr.arlns Director. Kwong Cheong Lo«n? Ltd passed away peacefully *ar his residence 68. Branksome Rof»d. on joth December. 1951. H~ !en<? s behind two wives. Yoong Mcc Yoon? and Wong Kum Yong, six sons and seven daughters, his mo -her five sisters and
      84 words
    • Article
      PARTIAL AGREEMENT ON DISARMING PROBLEMS
      350 20 PARTIAL A GREEMENT ON DISARMING PROBLEMS Bis Four report to UJNT. II PARIS, Tuesday. THE Political Committee of the General Assembly will be asked today to approve the creation of a disarmament commission with the task of working out the practical problems of reducing armaments and banning atomic weapons frsm
      Reuter; F.P.  -  350 words
    • Article
      PERSIA TOO
      16 20 Iran has recognized Farouk's new title of King of Egypt and the Sudan U.P.
      U.P.  -  16 words
    • Article
      Persia has new oil barter plan
      243 20 TEHERAN, Tuesday. COUNTRIES which bought oil from the AngloIranian Oil Company were called on yesterday to sign new agreements with the nationalised Persian company within 10 days— "or the oil will be sold to others.'* A Persian government spokesman announcing this said Persian diplomatic
      Reuter  -  243 words
    • Article
      Reds made nuns dig up dead
      190 20 HONG KONG, Tues. THE Chinese Communist 1 police m Pakhoi, near Canton, forced two nuns and a priest to work 12 hours each day for 12 days without rest, with little food and drink, to exhume bodies of children who had once been taken
      A.P  -  190 words
    • Article
      RICE DEAL
      179 20 (Continued from Page 5) »d to settle claims of properties acquired Japanese civilians? Will Government see that those claims acquired by Japanese cilviians are disposed of with as little ielay as possible? How many Chinese inspectors and Assistant Superintendents are there m the Colony Police Force competent m
      179 words
    • Article
      LIFE SENTENCE
      46 20 An Indonesian court m 3 Jakarta meted out the first 1 lire sentence since the countrys independence to Sukma i pin Kiban for murdering 5 last April Michael B. Jones of I tne Standard Vacuum Oil Company, a Texas man frnm Fort Worth. U.P.
      U.P.  -  46 words
    • Article
      NEW POLICY
      31 20 The House of Representatives is expected to meet this s morning to hear the Gov- 1 ernment's policy presented s by the new Phibun Cabinet.— 1 u.r. 1 \.p.
      UPI; A.P.  -  31 words
    • Article
      Prince's wedding is a mystery
      174 20 Prince's wedding is a mystery NEW DELHI, Tuesday A GOVERNMENT spokesman said that if blonde American entertainer, Nancy Valentine, and the Maharajah of Cooch Behar are married, the Republic of India has not been told about it. Since India won independence m 1947. the 600 or so native princes lost
      174 words
    • Article
      THEY PREFER LONGER HOURS
      60 20 Most Australians want to return to the 44-hour working week of four years ago, instead of the present 40-hour week, according to the Gallap Poll. But big majorities of semiskilled and unskilled workers opposed any change.- Reuter Miss Marie Carlile, cofounder of Britain's Church Army, died
      Reuter; A.P.  -  60 words
    • Article
      Firemen work for profit
      94 20 THE VOLUNTEER fire de--1 partment m Lutsk m the Soviet Ukraine, is engaged, not so much m putting out fires, as m carrying out repair and construction work for profit, Izvestia complained m Moscow yesterday. The leading Soviet paper also said that the beekeepers' voluntary society
      A.P.  -  94 words
    • Article
      NEW U.K. LEGATION
      29 20 Great Britain will up a legation m Libya a/soon as i that country attains inde- r pendence at the end nf rw». I cember 1951.- AFP.
      AFP  -  29 words
    • Article
      2 SEEK ASYLUM
      31 20 Two East German seamen aged 18 and 19, who waded ashore from a raft asked the police m Haelsingborg South Sweden yesterday for asylum as political refugees. Reuter
      Reuter  -  31 words
    • Article
      NATO DENIAL
      30 20 A spokesman for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization yesterday denied reports that Spain might send an observer to the NATO meet- m? m T,ishn»-i ir> PoKk,,^^. I U.P.
      U.P.  -  30 words
    • Article, Illustration
      SAMIA AND KING TAKE THEIR VOWS
      68 20 1 WHEN EGYPTIAN DANCER, Samia Gamal, married oil-heir Sheppard (Abdullah) Xin ff of Houston, Texas, m Cairo the Muslim ceremony was performed m the office of Samia 's lawyer. Only a few friends attended. Photo shows Samia and King:, their hands joined beneath a
      A.P.  -  68 words
    • Article
      INDIES TO CUT IMPORTS FROM JAPAN
      128 20 JAKARTA, Tues. FNDONESIA will make ■i- drastic cuts m Imports from Japan, the Ministry of •Economic Affairs has anInounced. This is the result of the breakdown m the JapaneseIndonesian trade talks recently held m Tokyo. Indonesia refused to pay dollars for Japanese imports and
      A.P.  -  128 words
    • Article
      Japs will hot recognise Chiang
      38 20 Authoritative Japanese government quarters said yester- day that there was absolutely no question of Japan recognizing the Chiang Kaishek government. There is no question either of signing a treaty with Nationalist China- A.F.P.
      A.F.P.  -  38 words
    • Article
      U.N. OBSERVERS
      30 20 Eight officers of the Aust- I raiian Army will go to Kash- I nir as United Nations observ- I its m the India-Pakist nn Hi*. I 3ute.— AFP
      AFP  -  30 words
    • Article
      FATHER KEPT IN CAGE FOR 10 YRS
      138 20 WASHINGTON, Pel -AUTHORITIES began ha! yesterday m an effort 1 68-year-old Ray Lemley w m a wire cage by his fami nnsylvania, Tuesday, beas corpus proceedings to obtain the release of ho has been imprisoned ly for 10 years. Leo Considine, Director of
      138 words
    • Page 20 Advertisements
      • Advertisement
        Page 20 Advertisements Column 1
        218 20 ACKNOWLEDGMENT MR. CHEE BOON HOE an family thank all friends and r< Ut:ves who sent wreaths, rend^re assistance, and attended tr funeral of the late Mrs. Chi Boon Ho* (nee Madam Chu Ho Hh> alias Kritlng). SITUATIONS VACANT CHIEF Accounts Cleric capao! preparing Balanc- Sheets an full set of accounts
        218 words
      • Advertisement
        Page 20 Advertisements Column 2
        183 20 j** J i LAM HOCK DlAm^ 1 a Fi Quality 1 J2»^ DIAMOND (f BRACELETS AN;, f V -1 AM) IP j REAS()Nah,. E p^ 1 No. 620, North H rid re 5 SINGAPORE-7. pnSlp 1 I '< >"M:'»««NHiioiiiiimiiiitiiiiHiii M iitj 421 I 'vXvX'X'iw.'.*. I,'1 I.*/1 1 9 r trouble
        183 words
    • Page 20 Miscellaneous
Page thumbnail Page 3
Page thumbnail Page 4
Page thumbnail Page 5
Page thumbnail Page 6
Page thumbnail Page 7
Page thumbnail Page 8
Page thumbnail Page 9
Page thumbnail Page 10
Page thumbnail Page 11
Page thumbnail Page 12
Page thumbnail Page 13
Page thumbnail Page 14
Page thumbnail Page 15
Page thumbnail Page 16
Page thumbnail Page 17
Page thumbnail Page 18
Page thumbnail Page 19
Page thumbnail Page 20