Singapore Standard, 15 December 1951
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Title Section16 1951-12-15 1 Singapore Standard sW OL. II NO. 167 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1951. 24 PAGES FIFTEEN CENtS.16 words
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190 1951-12-15 1 Egypt's En voy Quits UK— Won 't Return lONDOX Dec. 14 (IP) EffJpTa Ambassador to \\h\A Fatah Amr Pasha, leaves here late today ■gainst British moves m the Suez (anal zone. He will not return. Amr heads for Paris for a conference wit fa Egyptian Foreign Minister Salah el Din190 words
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Article, Illustration53 1951-12-15 1 dfzdfdfd- tu Yong receiving a diploma of the Ministry •om I H. B. Amstutz yesterday afternoon at Ceremony of Trinity College. The cere- the Presbyterian Church at Orchard its el the Licentiate m Theology diploma at ■3 were: Mr. Lim Jok Liang. Nga Tieng v 11 "n Hee, and YuStandard - 53 words
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Article74 1951-12-15 1 HUTISH HQ Su.-z Canal 14 IV< Two ::<mptm; to snap were killed last a Bn:;^h patrol be- B.irl.ih and Port r.- \i& sptkcsHHHi an- ilso attempted to •i r m v-. hii h Royal I r Wini Commander I rkei was ridin» from hi imHj lim74 words
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Article39 1951-12-15 1 14 AP MajorC Chase yes1C Taipei Rotary ..v Assistance MAAG> m composed of fficera and men. cc more than i lid -vas about a men c I v p. We the I rmes come last Cavalry39 words
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Article29 1951-12-15 1 The Kins? continuing to improve alter his recent lung operation, gave a small f family luncheon at Buckingham Palace today on his 56th birthday.— U.P.U.P. - 29 words
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Article63 1951-12-15 1 TEHERAN, Dec. 14, (AP).— Ten thousand defiant Communists massed before their Burned-out "peace headquarters here today and announced that tliey are rebuilding it stronger than ever. There were frequent roars of "death to Mossadeq' but neither poHce nor pro-Mossadeq naoenters, masons and la DO re63 words
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Article15 1951-12-15 1 iccTTF No 40 of Waktu Maflath^maiSrine contains matter calcuTated to Promote communal hdstility.15 words
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Article14 1951-12-15 1 thf United Nation* General Jo" nil. wfm twe abstentioos.- ReuterReuter - 14 words
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186 1951-12-15 1 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Chinese Chamber of Commerce decided yesterday to present a memorandum to Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, Secretary of State for Colonies, urging the British Government to grant citizenship rights to China-born Chinese who have been residents m the Colony for a number of186 words
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23 1951-12-15 1 A 12-page Christinas Supplement, the third of this year's series, is published with today's issue of The Standard.23 words
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144 1951-12-15 1 Churchill BRISTOL. Dec. 14. (Reuter). Prime Minister Winston Churchill said here today the complexity of problems facing Britain "is greater than I have seen before." He was addressing an audience of 1.100 m the bombscarred great hall of Bristol University after conferring honorary degrees on144 words
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Article277 1951-12-15 1 Reds Hint Not Many Allied Iroops Held MUNSAN, Korea, Deo. 14 (AP) The Re«U agreed to rotation of I nited Nations troop-* during a Korean armistice, hut refused to produce a prisoner list. An Allied negotiator suggested they were ashamed to disclose how few prisoners they hold.277 words
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Article, Illustration798 1951-12-15 1 ORPHANED, crippled and leper children of Singapore found more friends among readers of The Standard yesterday when cash donations and gifts poured into our office. A sum of $585.10 was received, bringing the Toy Fund total past the $3,000 mark. The exactStandard - 798 words
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138 1951-12-15 1 Aliases Are Required In Registration Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government will soon introduce new legislation requiring every businessman m the Colony who has more than one name, to include his or her aliases m the registration of businessnames, ownership of property and other statutory documents. Proposal to introduce such a138 words
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Article57 1951-12-15 1 Actor's Agent HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 13. (UP) —Producer Walter Wanger shot and wounded a handsome darkhaired actor's agent tonight because of alleged attention* to Wanger's wife, Joan Bennett, but the screen beauty denied any romantic interest m the man The shooting occurred ma narkiniz lot across tho js tr57 words
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Article79 1951-12-15 1 LONDON, Dec. 14, (Reuter).— Desire to close short positions ahead of the weekend gave buoyancy today to the London Stock Exchange. There was a good demand for all first grade issues particularly Giltedged, irredeemable and long-dated stocks leading industrials and oils. Advances m Giltedged were small but various79 words
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214 1951-12-15 1 HONGKONG, Dec. 14, (UP) The British government is "resolved to maintain their position m Hongkong." Colonial Secretary Oliver Lyttelton said today. In a speech opening the ninth annual exhibition of Hongkong products, Lyttelton said: "Whatever the circumstances m these troubled and uncertain214 words
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Article120 1951-12-15 1 WASHINGTON, Dec. 14, (Reuter).— President Truman has said m his Christmas message to the American armed forces that he was praying "that the New Year will bring us all nearer to a fuller realisation of a lasting and honourable peace." The message said: 'This years120 words
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33 1951-12-15 1 Reds Shoot Down Three A llied Planes TOKYO, Dec. 14, (AP) Red anti aircraft brought down three Allied planes today, while MIG- killing American Sabre Jets destroyed one Communist jet and datriaged three.33 words
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Article88 1951-12-15 1 LONDON. Dec. 14. (UP) A silvery fog a "real pea soup-er" paralyzed the biggest city m the world today. All airplane* were grounded and none could land. Shipping stood still m the great port. Some vessel** dropped anchor m the mid die of the88 words
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131 1951-12-15 1 Special To Thf Standard HONGKONG. Dor 14 A i>«m sonal squabbJe between the leaders hr<s divided the Kwangtung Provincial Government into two rival camps. Bficordint to authentic Information from Canton FanK Kan« Deputy Chairman of the Govei mnent. has refused to co-operate with131 words
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Advertisement15 1951-12-15 1 IMPING STORE, o (ks .d RJ- S'ik>«-». ft Eastern AH« linen Good* e:c. ij .mmwwtwwy15 words
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Advertisement57 1951-12-15 1 s^r,i R«biH*: Bgß RUBBER. TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent lAMDOM Doc M. Tho following ore tlio clown*. LONDOM RU..« s^&VJlr 42 d. byycr., £950 tollort. J .°"'/u« 4Hd. Th*t month.: £937 !<h. tC/cST 3814. Sottlomont price: £932 10.. July/Sept. 5^ f^,^^ 70 tons; JT*!!; 1 j;« o#t#moon 110 tons.57 words
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Advertisement65 1951-12-15 1 m Foong Seong Cup^P. MX BAND CUT CRYSTALWARE Call and Stlect yout reaulremenU. THE NOVELTY STORE 88 Nort^BrMlCgloU. t X'mas Sale JSow Om t aaaßr^ ;'J m 9&L*,/ nUaaa\ ak\ l^ar mmt '-iflß r i 4 -A aaV&ar RLm Sole Importers: jK SM?ITE TRADERS UNITED J (Tel. No. *****) No.65 words
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Article37 1951-12-15 2 THE TOTAL proceeds of the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital Week, 1951. amounted to $63.--***** nnd the Hospital Committee thanks ai! members of the community who contributed m many ways to n/ake the appeal a success.37 words
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400 1951-12-15 2 LYTTELTON 'S REMARKS A BIG MISTAKE CASSANDRA SPEAKS Britons Very Much InterestedlnMalaya Standard Staff Reporter A CONSIDERABLE body of British public opinion feel that the Malayan political question cannot he separated from the security aspect, and that Mr. Oliver Lyttelton's remarks on these were 44 a big mistake." This was400 words
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Article, Illustration474 1951-12-15 2 CHRISTINE DIEMER - CHRISTINE DIEMER nr Standard woman Reporter DISDAINING lowering skies and intermittent rain, Santa Clous paid his first annual visit, on a 5 giant scale, to 5,000 wildly happy children I yesterday. When his bulging bag, which was opened promptly at 2 p.m. atstandard - 474 words
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Article361 1951-12-15 2 THE CERTIFICATE of Salleh bin Abdullah, No. I Gunner attached to the Bentong, a vessel of about 435 tons which grounded shortly after she had left Singapore harbour, is to be suspended. The grounding was caused by the wrongful default of Gunner Salleh who did361 words
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208 1951-12-15 2 Bill To Licence Hotels In S "pore Being Drafted Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Government is at present drafting a bill for the control and licensing of hotels and lodging houses, The Standard learned yesterday. The bill is designed to give effect to the recommendations of the Lodging House Committee,208 words
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Article134 1951-12-15 2 A YOUNG woman stenographer who was dismissed by her employers refused to leave the office arid had to be removed by the police. The woman, Clara Matthews, was charged m the Singapore Police Court yesterday with criminal trespass by unlawfully remaining m the premises134 words
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Article29 1951-12-15 2 FOR OPERATING an open air cinema m Kg. Jalan Kayu without a licence, Kuar Kirn Kiat was fined $50 m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday.29 words
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Article79 1951-12-15 2 A CLERK named Biswas who save evidence at the Singapore Assizes yesterday at the trial of Lira Chin Sens, Singapore businessman charged with abetment of cheating m respect of 800 watches, was described *»r. E. P. Shanks, Crown Counsel, as a self-confessed idiot Biswas said79 words
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105 1951-12-15 2 Educationist From Ceylon Tours S'pore MR. K. Kanagarainam. Parliamentary Secretary to the Ceylonese Ministry of Education, lonese Ministry of Education who is on a short visit m Singapore, yesterday visited various educa tional institutions m the Colony He was shown round by Mr R.M. Young. Deputy Director of Education. Among105 words
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Article64 1951-12-15 2 THE SINGAPORE MCA branch"? allotment of 280.000 tickets m the $6,000,000 M.C.A. sweep, has been sold out within three weeks. However. those who had applied by P<jM will get their tickets The first prize holds a value of $300,000, m addition to 119 consolation prizes ot64 words
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Article65 1951-12-15 2 MADAM MARIA LEE, a graduate of the National Music Academy, Shanghai. and the London College of Music, will sing at the Foochow M.Y.F. Concert m aid of the church's building fund at the Lee Kuo Chuan Auditorium at 8 p.m. tonight. Another guest artist65 words
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Article42 1951-12-15 2 LIM SIEW YONG. a Chinese woman, was fined $20, m the Singapore Third °olice Court yesterday, for spilling m court Lim said that she knew it was wrong, but she could not help it because she had T.B.42 words
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150 1951-12-15 2 Standard Staff Reporter SO, MANY entries have been receiVed for the Sin Chew Jit Poh weekly photographic competition, that it has been decided to hold an exhibition at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Jan. 15 next. The competition for portraits only150 words
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Advertisement230 1951-12-15 2 i ,Jo/f Ktprtstntctht, GETZ BROS. CO PENANG -KUALA LUMPUR- SINGAPORE •heat selector dial "*^^fc •tell-tale light MASSIVE BAKELITE HANDLE M*/ streamlined body f^ y bevelled sole plate w\^^ side entry of flex SANDILANDS BUTTERY CO. LTD SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPOH FEnanG y^~ Nothing finer for your p^ INDIGESTION Svl^^^ s230 words
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Miscellaneous114 1951-12-15 2 w w\ vv vv w v vu\vuu\vwvv\u\u\> %Give the Crippled Child-$ ren A Happy A£V& I Christ mas jgSvH \By Sending $<**W i S/4 Cheque to the Stitn- 33 idard Toy Fund. Do U$ ZToday! J \\WVV\W\V\\\\\VW\\\\VVVVWVWVW\» PPi^JftgMiyil njowTHAT wryi uosr W^\ icam fcfttfctK.?- yo > ftov thetah }?-a joasirnip114 words
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Article182 1951-12-15 3 AFTER SPENDING a night m police custody, Loh Boon Kang, of Kuala Lumpur. who on Thursday alleged m the Smganore Third Criminal District Court that he had been. severely beaten up by police .inspector Bob Roy yesterday said that he was "quite satisfied now with the182 words
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Article201 1951-12-15 3 Standard Staff Reporter THIRTEEN is not an unlucky number, declared P. C. Sorcar, best-known Indian magician and illusionist m the world, yesterday m Singapore. "To prove this, T said Sorcar of the flashing smile, "We left Calcutta for Singapore on the thirteenth of this month; there201 words
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Article44 1951-12-15 3 STUDENTS of the Anglo-Malay Evening School Telok Blanga Branch are going to stage a concert "Rain at Midday" on Sunday night December 23 at the Happy World Stadium. The purpose is to collect the funds for their school.44 words
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Article178 1951-12-15 3 Standard Staff Reporter TWO WOMAN barbers m a "hurt" ease, settled their differences m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday, when one of them, the complainant, agreed 1 to compound the ease. The accused, 20-year-old Cheang Ming Chiee, was charged with hurting another girl. Chow178 words
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Article65 1951-12-15 3 WHILE working on the roof of a garage, which they were demolishing m Tank Road on Nov 8. a 67-year-old Chinese iabourer. Chia Liap Kirn, fell down unconscious 13 feet below, when the beam on which he was working gave way. This was stated m the65 words
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Article, Illustration113 1951-12-15 3 Standard pnoio. CAUGffT m this informal pose drinking a toast to each other at their wedding yesterday are Mr. and Mrs. E. Captian. A reception jor more than 100 guests was held at the Dutch JOlub m Adam Road. The bride was Kathleen Seth, former pianist at the Cockpit. Mr.Standard - 113 words
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Article26 1951-12-15 3 LOW BAK JL'AY was fined $100 m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday when he admitted operating a secondhand stall without a Jipence. 126 words
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Article422 1951-12-15 3 Told: Resignation Is Not Acceptable Standard Staff Reporter A MR. S. S. MANYAM, Progressive Parly Member m the Singapore City Council, was \esterday informed by the Secretary of the Parly, Mr. Lim Peng Heng, that the reason for asking him (Mr. Manyam) to show cause422 words
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Article, Illustration73 1951-12-15 3 Little Syn Wai Lin, of Singapore, will characterise "Alice" at the "Mad Hatter's Tea Party (organised by the Overseas League m conjunction with RRO and Shaw Bros) to be held at the Great World on Monday afternoon. The profits from this teaparty will be used to provide a similar treat73 words
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Article64 1951-12-15 3 NO DA YAK YOUTHS FOR ARMY however 6 like n^ Da >' ak >Whs, sin A ce C Th d e m f a Sarawak re P^. ernnUit L* slx months Gov?o O r r ?e O rv!c O e Cn Ut &y< wffi It was also alleged that Mr64 words
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Article104 1951-12-15 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE SERVICE ConmmtJe of trie Singapore City Councillors nas unanimously agreed that daily-rated employees of the Council should each be given 12 days paid annual leave. The Committee's recommendation will go up for consideration to the Finance and General Purposes104 words
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Article68 1951-12-15 3 A DETECTIVE corporal saw a youth trying to pawn a watch m a shop at Geylang Road on Nov. 11. The boy said that he found it m a bus. This was stated m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday when a 20-year-old Chinese, Eu Chin68 words
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Article82 1951-12-15 3 LEE AH SENG, a young man with four previous convictions, was sentenced m the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday to 18 months' rigorous imprisonment to be followed by two years" police supervision. Lee robbed three Chinese women—Gob Sim Noy. Ng Nghee Cheng and Ng Nghee82 words
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Article, Illustration38 1951-12-15 3 pie- ture by Micnael von. Watched by Maj General A.G. O'Carroll Scott, G J O. C. Sineaoore District. 50 Gurkha Other Ranks and 50 Ma ay Other R^nks future physical instructors, performed calis*v,«.nirs after completing a 17-week-cpurse. StandardStandard - 38 words
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Article127 1951-12-15 3 BOOK SAVED 'TEC Standard Staff Reporter A SINGAPORE detective h .-f a narrow escape yesterda\ when a gunman fired three .shots tt close range Two shots went wide and the thud deflected oft a notebook m his back trouset pocket. The bullet tore the detective-; trousers and lett a deep127 words
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Article72 1951-12-15 3 MISS PUI vo\c, GOH. t Singapore Government scholai now taking general science if the London university, met Pi u>rrss Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh at the Universitj last Tuesday. Tfie meeting between Mi-, Pui ;ind Princess Elizabeth nras prominently featured m the Butish national press72 words
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Advertisement106 1951-12-15 3 p $/f#>r/* #««>• Eneryy .m m m jjj E"+rmi Lifer ii s /kelp vo/i //i voiir choice of 5 TENNIS a BABH'HTON Backets \\BallsyL ShulSlecocks. ra\ Si In or -.1 -hafl Badminlun mrkets with i >»ill make selr< lion easier for iKidminlon Enthusiasts SPORTS DEPT. I HARDIAL SINGH SONS LTD.106 words
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Advertisement81 1951-12-15 3 1 JS^ Smzo 6 Eagle Brands\ I ™s®BRAh'A re lasting uniform qua y 5 Scientifically -made comfortable semi-stiff collars. p- Smart style and very economical m price. Avail•o able at all leading stores. •b Manufariurvrti f The Singapore Shirt Factory, Ltd., S ]5/l«, Medeiros Building. Singapore 1, Phone: 822.18. f81 words
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Miscellaneous17 1951-12-15 3 IPSST 1 7 T.ME TO rnfIHATETO I I I fe/ ThSfw^^ BE V/g^ I i m i17 words
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Miscellaneous28 1951-12-15 3 Is ihr Season^ Of Sharing A r Y£# and Giving. Jtf-jC^f Z i The (rip- pled Child- iT^ j $rpn Are The JCj C ZMost Deserving (nsos. *v\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\A\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'28 words
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Article226 1951-12-15 4 Purcell Advises Chinese Pupils On Communalism Standard Special Correspondent PENANG, Fri. Addressing students of the Chung Ling High School on graduation day m the school hall today, the Senior Inspector of Schools, Rir. C.P* Purcell, told them that English could serve as a bridge between226 words
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Article, Illustration62 1951-12-15 4 pnoio. Nearly 40f guests turned up for an animal dinner last night at the Tai Ton? Restaurant m Happy World given by Messrs. Shriro (China) Ltd.. m honour of their dealers. Picture above shows (from left): Mr. Joe Elias. Mr. Lim King Sin. Mr. C^orffe Verrall, Miss. Pijper. Mr. T.Standard - 62 words
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195 1951-12-15 4 CIWNi;. Fri, to burn dWwa electric |»o«ilt4 i.i SmtfeH \ra %illa^« on the mgfal t»f Mar. 20. ihis year, 3 mrmben «»t thr -i'rourtion Torps" of Siingti Ara mm JlmlomJ m rtifrtiti —At by three Chncsc lo ISf >?r. J. I'ilrbH- at Police H«'adquarirrs Penanj;.195 words
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Article113 1951-12-15 4 Plea For Quick Aid In Hospital M iiiriard Staff Rrporirr C i rw y< x (1 t Di -ector > Services D WJ \ii M > ask 4 o v a i •■'■;> w rt m lie cot > tof en 8< >c] cases m t Gew *al H sattai113 words
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Article89 1951-12-15 4 AN INDIAN woman was found stabbed to death m a room of the Lock Lock Hotel m Geylang Road. Singapore, at 1 p m yesterday The woman Vengidesalam Petheya Anna. 33. of "Upper Dickson Road was stated to have been stabbed m her groin, neck and89 words
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Article157 1951-12-15 4 Sultan Recalls Gurney Murder Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. An important man for the Emergency who sacrificed His life for the sake of Malaya and Malayans," is how the Sultan of Trengganu described the late Sir Henry Gurney, when he addressed the Budget Meeting of the Council of State157 words
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Article165 1951-12-15 4 Winnie Greets Hussars LONDON. Dec. 14 (AFP) Mr. Winston Churchill, Colonel of the Regiment of the 4th Queens Own Hussars, sent a telegram of greeting to the officers and men of the regiment who arrived at Southampton last night on board the "Empire Windrush" after fighting communist terrorists m Malaya165 words
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Article32 1951-12-15 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri—Although the area under padi cultivation m Pahang last year was less than m 1950 the yield per acre was higher, resulting m the highest return— lo.2so.ooo gantangs.32 words
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167 1951-12-15 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Fri. While trying to uncork a Sten pn. Pie. Anthony Miller (19) of the 27 Coy. RASC »hot a companion, Special Constable Moh Kam Piang, on November 13. at a *q waiter area m Silihin. This morning Pte Miller pleaded167 words
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Article60 1951-12-15 4 A resolution to amend the Petroleum By-laws of the Singapore City "Council to permit the installation of underground storage tanks having a capacity m excess of 1,000 gallons will be moved at the ordinary meeting of the Councif on Dec. 21. At present, the by-laws per mit60 words
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Article142 1951-12-15 4 NO ISTANA' DEAL, SAYS GOVT. Standard Malay Correspondent TENGKU MUD A Mohsmed bin Tengku Mabmitd, a representative of the neirs of the Royal House of Kampong Gelam m Singapore, yesterday could not confirm or deny rumours that discussions are being held between the heir* and the Singapore Government regarding the142 words
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144 1951-12-15 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday dissolved its Paya-Lebar SubCommittee formed to look into the dispute between Government and Paya Lebar squatters over the construction or an airfield. Mr Tan Lark Sye. president of the Chamber <u\d. "We hand over the144 words
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344 1951-12-15 4 Standard Music Critic AFTER six months of inactivity the Singapore Musical Society made a welcome reappearance m our local musical scene with a performance of Handel's oratorio "Messiah** m the Victoria Memorial Hall last night. Recalling past performances of this work by theV.F.D. - 344 words
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Advertisement134 1951-12-15 4 Power Cuts M BsrAlN»\s Singapore liable to load oIK-riding today: I»A\ Joo C hLtt Pla<-e. 4alau Kunos. Rangoon Koa<l. T«»wner Road. Serangoon Koa<l. Kolam Ayer. McPherson Kua«l. Kirn t'hnan Road lloimdar.v ltd.. Horence Rd.. I'pper SrraJigooo, Vio Chu Ka«g toad, (mil Printing Uorkx. WiKNllcigii Park. Braddell Uelfhte. Arthur B«Md. Tg.134 words
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Miscellaneous29 1951-12-15 4 |jp:l^s?j^^ii| 1 f^S GENERAL WHO JUST FRESH |OWN PRIVATE STAY HEALTHypALONEYT>f| (l THIS, A THEf>E G'JVS/ wgJT, H MVeLADIATORI SCARE JTwUKNOW RIGHT HERE V LETJS do Dp J rr^^o^.29 words
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68 1951-12-15 5 Standard Staff lorres|>on<l<>iit V UMPIR, Fri. A Gurkha Auxiharv guarding a -old mine m Raub, avv th i.roarhui" the perimeter fence from the out M m netl tire. The figures diaper mJ. i |be body of a i i v ere killed yes- ang,68 words
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Article59 1951-12-15 5 ÜB. Fri.— HQ c€ that m an X a^i. Se!an*or yesterday I Hornw.ol the Ist k Regiment, was tbc elbow. His MrifNH »1 terrorlsta on K.^:-.m<. Negri J Gill, of the •rcc Howards, Uevt J. A. s nc rciimiit, inded ir the I jun, q| the Ut mtershire Regiicd59 words
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Article179 1951-12-15 5 JOHORE BAHRU Fri I A! 1 *»*Wiral meeting of J rf Adult Eclueation Association was held this morninjj at Johon» Bahru The Tenaku Mahknta who opened the meeting hoped that the people ot Johore would clearly understand the important part adult education could play m179 words
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Article297 1951-12-15 5 si II MITR. Fri. > *r i> fun. David >->>r> thiN by his pro- V Vlidsummer Drraaf m the Knala Lake «.«rden«. Thoroc and j i *ne band ot iitstandtog sucevei ing and their 11 re. oi "Pyrnmus la the audience kislcs. but this p297 words
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Article, Illustration196 1951-12-15 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri.— The Johore Bahru Malay ><-hool Teacher** Union at an extraordinary general meeting hy a unanimous resolution decided to demand a new salary scale for its members. The salary scale demanded by the Union is as follows: Graduates of Sultan IdrisStandard - 196 words
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187 1951-12-15 5 'POSITION REMAINS GRAVE DESPITE MANY SUCCESSES' Negri Ruler On War Against Bandits Standard Staff Correspondent v SEREMBAN, Fri.— Reviewing the progress of the Emergency the Xang di-Pertuan Besar said here yesterday that the war against the bmid.u had been intensified, and m spite of the many ifmumjj. achieved hy the187 words
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199 1951-12-15 5 'Fortunate' Youth Escapes Gallows >m tortiitiat** thai lM'4-aiitr «»l your m^r iUv <lr:«il« penalty cannot In* ifii|»*»st*il «»n y«»n. It only %«»n w*9*t a yt»ar ol<l«*r you would liavt* Im»**m l« «lralh/* ttaid Mr. Jutti«*«* Aixlul Hatnid at tlir Sti|H*«*ti»r Vmmti Aitni/f* Mnar m convicting Lt*«* VI ah 4!liyr on199 words
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Article47 1951-12-15 5 THE Malayan Railway Administration announces that the day mail train services will be cancelled between Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh on Sunday. Dec. 16. Local train services will, however, run between Tanjong Malitn and Ipoh. The Night Mail train services will run as usual.47 words
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Article168 1951-12-15 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. —An application m the Court here today for a decree nisi to be made absolute was adjourned to next Friday for the Court's decision on the question of domicile of the petitioner and respondent. The petitioner. Patricia Young was granted a decree nisi following her168 words
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Article130 1951-12-15 5 Woman Loses Claim KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Madam T. Sellammah. owner of some betel-nut gardens who sued a tin mining company for $14,820 for causing damage to her property, had her claim dismissed by Mr. Justice Wilson, at the High Court, here today. She claimed that from May to September 1950,130 words
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Article76 1951-12-15 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri-— A Kuala Lumpur Eurasian. Arthur Augustine, aged 21. and Chye Kooi Leong. a student teacher at the Anglo-Chinese School, Kampar. are the only two people m Malaya who have won a prize m the world-wide Jo Stafford "Voice of America" competition. Each has76 words
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Article58 1951-12-15 5 Youth Broke Into Stores Jailed KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A young Chinese. Won* Kam Hooi. who used a ladder and broke into one of the local stores, was sentenced by the President r»f the Sessions Court. Mr. J. G. Adams, today to three years' rigorous imprisonment, to l»e followed by two58 words
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Article155 1951-12-15 5 SCHOOL IS 33 YEARS OLD Standard Staff Orr^vpundVnt KUALA Ll r MPUR. Fri I Chong Hwa High School, on »t the oldest Chinese Institutio m Kuala Lumpur. 1 >unded neartf 33 years ago. waj en fete t*4ay for the schools annual graduation and prize giving. A highlight of the rtTßftf155 words
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842 1951-12-15 6 Singapore Standard Malan-The Untamed 1 independent Mor run* Hew taper <|| 1 "FROM the velds of Darkest South Africa comes the piteous cry of a man fighting against desperate odds. The lonely and portly figure stands jtfith his back to the wall, fangs bared and his leflant fcreams echoing and842 words
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1106 1951-12-15 6 GEORGE RASIAH - A HAPPIER CHILDHOOD AND A BETTER START IN LIFE— GEORGE RASIAH says Mr. XL Kanagaratnam Ceylon's Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Education By r THE plan of the Ceylon Government to secure for Us children a happier childhood and a better start m life," uas outlined m an exclusive1,106 words
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581 1951-12-15 6 MICHAEL DAVIDSON KHARTOUM - FUZZY- WUZZIES ENTER WORLD POLITICS MICHAEL DAVIDSON KHARTOUM From: KIPLING'S Fuzzy-wuzzies have entered world politics. Egypt's proclaiming Farouk as 'King of the Sudan" has turned the integration of these nomads of the Red Sea hills into a matter ol Internationa] moment. Their long hair hanging m matted ringlets or sticking581 words
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Article, Illustration14 1951-12-15 6 "Gent here anxious to iron out a little difference with you. boss!"14 words
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486 1951-12-15 6 For The Attention Of The Malayan Rlys Sir. I am writing this letter m the hope, that it will catch the eyes of the General Manager, Malayan Railways and other Officials at Port Swettenham. There are over 120 Casual Clerks (Temporary-Clerks), employed by the Malayan Railways at Port Swettenham with486 words
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188 1951-12-15 6 HARON-EL-RASHID Mingled With People Sir, Under his "Diagnosing The Malayan Malady" m the Straits Times of November 16, Ungku Abdullah bin Omar of Johore has touched on the question of which people Mr. Lyttelton should have seen. When he says that Mr. Lyttelton should have gone among the simple people188 words
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Letter45 1951-12-15 6 Sir; I wish it to be known that the Omar B. Ahmad who was sentenced to two months rigorous imprisonment as stated m your Dec. U issue, is not the Omar B. Ahmad of 60, Truro Rd.. Singapore OMAR B. AHMAD Singapore.45 words
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Article407 1951-12-15 6 MOHAMMED BASRI - MOHAMMED BASRI By > DJAKARTA. Der. 14. 'T'HE candidate for the Agrarian Affairs Portfolio m the Indonesian Cabinet—which has not been filled since its inception is bound to bring about largescale revisions m land legislation and m the land division system m the country. The implementation of407 words
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Article381 1951-12-15 6 Review Of Views Join The Police Force INANYANG siang Pi J ial]y appealed to S < Chinese yo ;'.h to j police fone. <\n a city like Stngap 80 per cen: tht < are Chine c and w\ Z most the entire j lary is Malay, ta yang. unpleasant S381 words
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Advertisement39 1951-12-15 6 ICE CREAM Mognolio's o treat that's ideal For a Porty, a Picnic or Fete. A sweet thot hos lots of oppeol Any time, ony place, ony dote! ■0 XMAS PARTY IS COMPLETE WITHOUT MAGNOLIA ICE CREAM COLD STORAGE CREAMERIES39 words
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Advertisement21 1951-12-15 6 shq i". r -^^^^^^r Jafe^— Mjb~ri=^^ w*w miock ■w»t p Js> '&^L^***m3i^^/s vjnHINU H*" A SC'lf AttNTf fumiiA Man o i!\'^wimLW.%i'M21 words
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Article46 1951-12-15 7 US Fears Move Will Widen Split E gypt Decision Dec 14. bet f t at thai Bi itain and Western Mi Idle nist dc< nejfl EgypO tM t wert l!ie ;-i CH c 1 1 v tins t enw C theU.S 1' lS? sh Sucfl Car...46 words
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Article69 1951-12-15 7 ernment*s been ces red of charges oi oemg a d securitj i iaJr by a State Department security board last veaj after he h.td been denounced m> a Conununisi by Senator Joseph McCarthy. Both Senator McCarthy and foi mef United States Ambassad to China Gen Patrick Hurley69 words
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270 1951-12-15 7 UN Fund T Aid UnderDeveloped Countries PARIS, l>et 14, (Keuter)— Twenty-eight lls x r sterday brushed aside the opposition pc Bis Powers" m the United Nations Ivononm Committee and voted to set up a ttUl fund to aid under-developed countries. The fund was approved by 28 votes to 20 with270 words
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Article83 1951-12-15 7 LONDON, Bee. 14 «UP»-A British Army clone! was Casft- le-eri and sentenced to two years m prison yesterday for his part m a $56,000 aims and amimuution deal with the Jewish armed forces m Palestine m 1948. Col Thomas Core. 44. was round gu'lt v83 words
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Article, Illustration317 1951-12-15 7 IVVRIS. Dec. 14, (AFP). The treaty calling for the merger of the steel and coal industries into one Kuropean community was endorsed by the French National Assembly by 337 \otes against 233. This victory will give support to the French ForeignA.P. - 317 words
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Article23 1951-12-15 7 BERN Switzerland, Dec 14 Deience Minister Karl R.obelt 60. was elected presided of the Swiss Confederation yesterday for 1 9 V223 words
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170 1951-12-15 7 LONDON. Dec. 14 (Reuter)— Although Reuters has not received full details from Teheran, messages reachine London last night seated that Mr. Leopold Herman. Reuters correspondent m the Persian capital, has been ordered to leave the country m 48 hours. According to these messages the170 words
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87 1951-12-15 7 Russian 'Fishing' Ships Leave British Waters 1 A wnn\ lire 14 (UP).— Two months ago eigl»t Rus- L ships^ ste amed into the waters of Shetland were "ostensibly The British Admiralty said ey saw the Rus fishing." Wand residents^ s^ d ked h^ ke ne fishing to them sians doing87 words
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230 1951-12-15 7 LONDON, Dec. 14 (UP). An Air Frame airliner wa^ losi m fojr at London Airport yeslerday for mort than two hours after it landed safely. Une of London s neavit-M iu*a was closing when the big pbntlanded. As the pilot taxied along230 words
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246 1951-12-15 7 man v^S* GTON D <«""">-Presldent Tru..■.^""P* 10 scandals involving millions of dollars. ASKea what kind of special agency he might set up to police the Federal Service and Justice Departments from which more than 52 officials have been ousted or fesigned, he declined to246 words
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Article124 1951-12-15 7 WASHINGTON. Dec. 14 <UP> Secretary of State Dean Acheson plans to stay on the job for I the remainder of President Tru- i man's current term, top administration officials said yesterday. They sharply denied report* circulated m Europe that Acheson would be replaced by mutual security124 words
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Article89 1951-12-15 7 HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 14. <AP> Columbia Pictures Corporation have suspended Rita Hayworth after she failed to appear for work. The actress said she stayed at home because she did not get the completed script of her new picture. The studio said, however, that it was advised that she did89 words
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Article231 1951-12-15 7 TOKYO. Dec. 14 (UP) -The United Slates Ambassador at large. Mr. John Foster Dulles. told the Japanese today that only the "protecting shield' of American military power has saved Japan from becoming "a Soviet Russian satellite pouring its manpower into the fiery furnace of231 words
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Advertisement49 1951-12-15 7 jfi f 0. iff. ifc-i?. \GIVE if her i f° f g X'MAS W Model 612 A «1* f lAft ■"■Si >» ti? l^W m EMPORIUM j 17- 19 BATTERY ROAD oii|i(i|{n(|p /7^i3 w l I llv II lII m/V;( 'J^JtiVe^ f fc^ f MN i of fo-tt^^WjK S.P.H.de SILYAfc^%S49 words
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Advertisement61 1951-12-15 7 HYPNOS WAS THE GOD OF SLeEP YOU CAN SLEEP THE SLEEP HYPNOS SPRING INTERIOR MATTRESS ALL SIZES AND PRICES PROM llmivU Tittle's* SINGAPORE I r«* ■^L '^^^H jjßJjj^^^^^^^^Ak^^^^^B^, I PI I a^Hw ROWNTREES 1 Ski if 1 B B, B •^^P^fc^bh^y b^bT bW bVbv bVb^^. I v B jl IB61 words
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Miscellaneous28 1951-12-15 7 1 Don't Forget The Toyl \Fu nd In r A/^^ 1, Your Christ- 1 ma* Plan- wOf Z 2 ning. j if^"* y^> I N^. ===^b II -myoua28 words
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420 1951-12-15 8 THE PAYA LEB An PROJECT: Move To Put Out Tenders In View By IVOJJ KRAAL, Standard Aviation Reporter DEVELOPMENT »f the Paya Leber site for a new International Airport at Singapore can begin almost immediately if the land is cleared of squatters. This fact420 words
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Article, Illustration30 1951-12-15 8 photo More than 500 Gurkha troops arrived m Singapore m the Sirdhana yesterday after six months' holiday is Rangoon. Picture shows some of the Gurkhas on hoard- before disembarkation.— StandardStandard - 30 words
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131 1951-12-15 8 Standard Shipping Reporter SINGAPORE shipping circles report an all-round improvement of conditions m Indonesian ports especially m the loading; and unloading of vessels. Ship's officers yesterday told The Standard that pilferage and open looting of ships which was carried on a large scale a131 words
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Article46 1951-12-15 8 Mail Rights For PAW A Standard Aviation Reporter AIR MAIL rights from Singapore to the Philippines and Hawaiian Islands aare been granted to Pan-American World Airways. PA A planes fly a weekly direct service between Maaila and Singapore, arriving every Tuesday morning and departing Thursday night.46 words
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84 1951-12-15 8 BOAC To Link H' Kong, Japan With Britain HONGKONG, Dec. 14 (Reu-ter-AAP) The British Overseas Airways Corporation plans to link Hongkong and Japan with Britain and Europe over the North Pacific, Canada and North Atlantic, Mr. 'K. G. Granville, the Corporation's sales director at London head office said here yesterday.84 words
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Article69 1951-12-15 8 Ba by Elephan ts For UK Circus NEW DELHI. Dec. 14. (Reuter>. Six young elephants will fly from India to Britain by BOAC York freighter early next month to replace trained circus elephants recently exported to the Borneo jungle. A timber company m Borneo where they used to roam m69 words
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189 1951-12-15 8 New Bom b Preven ts Planes 'Blowing Up FARNSBOROLGH, England, I>«\ 14 AP). British inventors have devised a bomb lo keep planes from blowing up m combat* it was announced yesterday. The device may be adapted to prevent dust and gas explosion;* m coal mines. 1 The bomb, about half189 words
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34 1951-12-15 8 CALCUTTA, Dec. 14 (UP)— Peter F. Mack Jr.. "Flying Congressman*' from Illinois, took off today m his private plane for Rangoon m another leg of his round-the-world goodwill flight.34 words
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Advertisement561 1951-12-15 8 FAST REGULAR TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICf lOi»ect Overlanc S»p fionciico Lo^ AnjeJc* All American Canadian Citie* Ponaiio P Shaw S'eorc Art LA/Sr MASK A MAI 22/25 Doc 27/2SOec 16/20 Dee 2J Jan ftftCOl LUCKENBACH 24 25 Jon27/2S J3« Z? Jan/2 Fab 21 eb r> particulars oi Dr v C.orqc Deeo fanka and561 words
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Advertisement268 1951-12-15 8 STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. WEST COAST MALAYA Hong Soon for P. Baroe Dec 19 Vessel tor Muar Weekly To for Sengat Dec 15 t 4i ii, Hong Thong to* Hogan Vessel tor Malacca Twice Weekly Si Api Api Dec 22 Vessel for Port Oickson Weekly Hong Ann for Ojambi Dec268 words
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Advertisement289 1951-12-15 8 .^SHIPS m HARBOUR WHARVFS Tankhaven 111. A Shl »?i-<w, o^™ Ga i e Victoria Dock: Frenunila. SSSSf fe,n*« iS^m 5 tun a Kamanuning. Merkur ?9 ..0 2 Diirak A n e tta. Geradmer. i Pe?ieus «/M 4 OUTER ROADS President J>haion 8/9 7 Hai Hsuan, Troodos. Atiantida. Rebeverett 40/41 2289 words
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Advertisement515 1951-12-15 8 Kong, Manilo Kdbe" 9 rokohomo 22-24 0«c \Q-f' n "LALANDIA" t for Soioo^ *''*'!>, Bangkok 25-27 D*« "KAMBODIA" for Bangkok, HonQkong. Kobe Yokoh onr>o 4-6 Joa "FALSTRIA- (or Soigor Bangkok 1-10 lan "INDIA" for Bongkot- Hong. kong, Manila, Kob« (k YokoHarno 14-26 Jan II »t -MOiau- for Bangkok, J# ll515 words
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Miscellaneous85 1951-12-15 8 Despatches TODAY: Pakistan (parcels only) 10 a.m. by President Johnson, Ceylon. U.S..V 10 a.m. by President Johns 'ja. Pontianak by Demta, Djakarta, Sourabaya. Eastern Australia and New Zealand noon by Rferkur, Burma. N. India and Pakistan by Rebeveretfc Arrivals TOD \Y Hongkong and China 1 Jtcers and parcels by Tairea.85 words
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378 1951-12-15 9 Indonesia To Halt Export Of Uncured RiibberAsFroinJan.l By GEORGE RASIAH, Stondord Staff Ren***, f SINGAPORE rubber milling md ustry which J™. ■nal capacity sine, the recent declinT m JLJEfrT 9 ly ru bt now faces the possibility of total AtTiJrtT^ '"donesion trade regulation becomes effect378 words
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Article96 1951-12-15 9 THE United States would not run out of oil for "a long, long time—at least 100 years,* 1 a lead- J in° oil explorer said m Dallas j tToxas) The statement was made by Dr. Sigmund Hammer, president j of the Society of Exploration Geopnysicists,Reuter - 96 words
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60 1951-12-15 9 Dec 14 Renter- AAP)-Th e Japanese Minislrv I Trade and Industry, after discussing altered ti-munt of British pottery designs by Jan Hirers, has decided to issue u amines to •acn makers. oftii til said, however, that it was difficult to kf£ lmes m the case.60 words
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Article84 1951-12-15 9 Slandardl Staff orrt-*pon<lent I I M»'l R. Dei-. 14. Question of uhal i.f.r |»ri«t* for tin Has not within the Urins t UM I .S. tin miseion which recently sapfl a statement issuctl by the Mnnher ii. Vffairs. Mr. O.A. Spencer. as pommint-' -r—84 words
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159 1951-12-15 9 Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN. Dec. 14. The \\\>rk of the Department of Agriculture m Negn Sembilan < was chietly concerned with re- search and extension this year, the Yung di-Pertuan Besar of Ne^ri Sembilan told the budget meeting at the Negri Sembilan State Council here.159 words
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Article177 1951-12-15 9 US Metals Shortage W orsening NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 12 (UP) Defence Mobiliser Charles E. Wilson predicted that the current metal shortage will force manufacturers of autos,. refrigerators and other "hard" goods to pull their belts tighter next year. Production of hard foods, he said, "is now down 50 per cent177 words
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Article33 1951-12-15 9 Signing of the tripartite fisheries agreement among the United States. Canada and Japan has been postponed again due to a salmon snag on terms governing fishing m Aleutian waters. A.P.A.P. - 33 words
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Article185 1951-12-15 9 By T. J. LIM, Standard Market Reporter THE SHORT position m the Singapore rubber market, which had developed towards the end of last month, appears to hove been covered for the most part. Traders nere Deueve i««t is unlikely that any difficulty would be experiencedU.P. - 185 words
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75 1951-12-15 9 PARIS. Dec. 12 (AP US. delegate Michael Mansfield told the Economic Committee of the UN. General Assembly that any venture to raise funds for underdeveloped countries would merely invite disillusionment as no major contributor would be willing to make any commitments. Th« motion was Jointly introduced75 words
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26 1951-12-15 9 BLECTRICAL «nd transportation •ouiDment believed mainly spare S?ts. valued at HKSI.OOO.OOO went Smocratic nations iwljor* to- into the Communltt country-- A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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Article83 1951-12-15 9 COLOMBO. Des. 14 (Reuter):--The United States will remove its ban on the Point Four Aid to Ceylon if she can obtain an assurance from local shippers that they will ship no more rubber to China. Mr. S.T.L. de Soysa, Director of a rubber export firm,83 words
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Article37 1951-12-15 9 HONGKONG, Dec 14— Special Standard Service— Closing pncer on the Hongkong Exchange today were HK515.57 to £1 Sterling; HK56.7375 to USg! HK11.815 to Malayan $1; HK50.391 to one Indonesian Rupian; Gold HK$323 to one tael.37 words
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Article66 1951-12-15 9 Standard Market Reporter THE produce market m Singano deals pMstng. Coconut oil se'lers wery euotinf |Mt per picul. no Inttttst beinf shown by buyers. Betel nut $S (split); copra $39 k (buyers); Coconut oil $64* (sellers); Gambiar $350 (slices); 51 25 (Java Cube): $130 (Hamburg Cube); Pepper66 words
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Article, Illustration147 1951-12-15 9 photo. An agreement was signed m New Delhi on Nov. 30. t between the Government of India and the Standard Vacuum Oil Company of New York, to set op an oil refinery near Bombay. Mr. 1 N. Ragbavan Ptllai. Cabi- net Secretary and Mr. C. 1 V. Desai. Secretary, Minis--1GHS - 147 words
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494 1951-12-15 9 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 14: The olmost complete dependence which Europe has on natural rubber from South-East Asia, which right now is itself engaged m a hot war against the Communists, is stressed by Mr. Warren S. Lockwood, chief of the494 words
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Article185 1951-12-15 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Fri.— Following the lead from London, tins and industrial shares on the Malayan ►liar*market were firm today. The steady devliiiein rulilw r shares continued, only small interest being ihom'm m thit» section. Changed prices were: Buvrrs Sellers INDUSTRIALS Alex Briek s Pref.185 words
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Article75 1951-12-15 9 THE U.S. Commerce Department said that the world natural rubber production m October was estimated at 155.000 long tons compared with 180,000 long tons a year earlier. World consumption totalled 132,--500 tons compared with 172.500 tons m October 1950 and included estimated imports ot 10.00075 words
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Article71 1951-12-15 9 MBSSRS. Osborne and cnappel oi Ipoh report thai l<).i> Hydiaulic Tin LuJ. lias declared an interim dividend of 3d per share (less Income Tax at ys. 6d. m the for the year ending Dec 31. 1951, payable m London on Jan 16. 1952 to all shareholders71 words
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51 1951-12-15 9 US production of both primary and refined copper increased sharply In October. Mine production climbed to 85.754 Tons m October from Septembers 71.964 tons. Refined output as 104.148 tons m October was the largest and with since lasf June compar 74.354 tons m September. A.A.P. - 51 words
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Article25 1951-12-15 9 FIVE ihousand lojn from i ■-d abroad arill <>c an i. v ano« i m uec i, libition i world (ojrs GHSGHS - 25 words
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385 1951-12-15 9 Standard Stoff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Dec. 14:-Sfrotegic stockpile, A M mted Stofes ore k"ger socred, occordmg to Mr. Worren S. Lockwood, chief of the Noturol Rubber Bureau m Washington. There r» o strong possibility" thot withdrawals will be mode from the tin stockpile385 words
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Advertisement41 1951-12-15 9 llendan nd i/ou will be satisfied. J HENDAN I SPORTS SHIRTS Mode i Colifornio! #Go 4^fen i I Made of Washable Ausfoized Rayon Materiab. Available m 3 Different colour*. Sizes fro 14 to 17J V f I BOANS I W.IMO TONIC41 words
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Advertisement111 1951-12-15 9 RUBBER THfe «atesl Sin«apor* rubber orices yesterday were per Ib:— Buyers Sellers No I RSS Spot Loose 51.39 i $1,392 F. 0.8 id bales Der No I RSS $1,392 $140 No t KSS SI .341 $1.34* No 3 KSS $1.30) $1-31 Tone: Quiet LONDON K'IKHCH Friday's opening prices per Ib.111 words
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Advertisement122 1951-12-15 9 if' t~~^. r If the road had springs Vo« COuMn f«# a t«*fef n^c fhjn you fr» on Super Cuih^n». EVERYTHING A TYRE CAN DO <Suftetpcu&/ucn DOES BETTER I^ good/tear MOIE PEOPLE. TRE VORII 0»il. RIOf I» IMDUIR I'»!S 'MR 01 ART OlMt* f SINGAPORE AIRPORT HOTEL LTD. KALUNC AIRrcMM122 words
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Article, Illustration578 1951-12-15 10 STOLEN GOLD FINDS WAY TO SINGAPORE USTRALI AN Northern Territory police cannot yet cope with sold stealing from the Tennant Creek uold field. T!ic acting Superintendent of the Northern police said last week thai he was aware that the stealing, and illegal buying was m>mg on m the big s<>M578 words
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350 1951-12-15 10 Australian Newsletter From J. B. Powell the truth of an adage beloved by the old people of the land that a nation draws its strength and wisdom from the soil, through the soles of its feet. So the general movement is, as always, back to the plough and future prosperity.350 words
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Article, Illustration46 1951-12-15 10 THE man behind the beard is none other than cenial faced (ilen lord. Hollywood star who takes this opportunity— though almost ten days m advance— to wish Malayan readers of The Singapore Standard all the \ery best for the reason and a bright Christmas.46 words
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129 1951-12-15 10 DETECTIVES are inquiring into the death of Shelagh Furjey. the actress, who has died m St. George's Hospital, London. At first it was thought death was due to food poisoning. But, after a post-mortem examination during the week-end, the hospital called m Chief Inspector Shelley129 words
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Advertisement207 1951-12-15 10 i i m 1/ Ov DAYS y to K'A X'MAS X-, tttiU i<y Walt Disney's mm .'""toEMAVD LASI J SHOWS (> I ;in<l 15 p. bi. r.ir.inmunt Picture Creatrsl Wesleni Adventure ALAN LADD m BRANDED Nmh (harles rKIKMAN Bl( 'KFOKD In Tethnitolor TiMnorrow At 1 1 a.m. Paramount Pu ture.207 words
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Advertisement32 1951-12-15 10 i You II Have A Happier By Making 1 the Crippled r\ Chi Idr c n x^'^Jw \Hap p y ffiaJF j Donate to \J£ Z the Stan- 2Ti > tdard Toy FMtnd—NOW.l32 words
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Advertisement249 1951-12-15 10 ITS TIME Ij I LAtCHTER* AT Tin I msra LHJI pi m j«oo UAY' 111 AM. 1.15. blS.fi.ttC 9MP \i 4KTV MEC GUINNESS A^T~m JOAN GREENWOOD b\S^<J, CECIL PARKER <y' THE MAN IK THE < \S7BI!SS SUIT A. J. Arthur Rank Film FROM TOMORROW! IfVV~ Al their Hilariout CoMege Cmmil249 words
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Miscellaneous774 1951-12-15 10 RADIO MALA A SINGAPORE (484 metret II ojetrei) It) a.m. Emergency News (X.L.>: 1 p.m. Programme Summary; 1.0*2 Jack Fina Orchestra Si the New Yorkers; l.;;o News: 1.50 Interlude: 2 p.m. Album of Harmony: 2.30 Rhythm Corner; 2.45 London Studio Melodies; 3.15 Fun With Music; &JBO Tea Dance: 4.15 Southern774 words
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Miscellaneous180 1951-12-15 10 TODAYS FORECAST:—This i*£ one of the worst days of the i J month, so be careful. There i>£ a risk of accidents, probably m < I curred through imprudence; be I ware of exeessiYe energy put to** a bad u->e. failures and quarreK^ are m the air. Try to put180 words
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Article, Illustration66 1951-12-15 11 On the eve of his departure on leave. Mr. P. E. G. Bates, the District Officer. Cameron Highlands, declared open the beautifully laid out new basketball court at Tanah Rata recently. In the exhibition game which followed the opening ceremony, a strong Tanah Rata Chinese side led by veteran Lum66 words
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Article, Illustration372 1951-12-15 11 Americans Score FineDoublesWin loda, i^T?' YeV cC U (AP)— The United State* na,?h u 9ed s™}? n m lhe taewoae Davis Cup match™ here and will meet Australia for the Cup laler l^h? lOn^ •T i «»d Tony Trabert won the doubly beating Unnart Bergelin372 words
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Article103 1951-12-15 11 Main attraction at the Selangor Turt Club's January /February meet is the $8,000 Gold Cup race over 1J miles for class 1. div. 1 horses. The races will be held on Jan. 26, 28 and Feb. 2, for horses class 1 and 2. The runs and103 words
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Article37 1951-12-15 11 THE result of the Island Club Women's L.G.U. competition was as follows: "A" Division: Mrs X Smart 81— 1.)- tit!. Mrs. C^vanagh 91—11=80. "B" Division:—Mrs. E Burrett 99—32=67 Miss B Rhoades 106—33 73.37 words
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137 1951-12-15 11 THE latest m motor timing device will be used for all future Singapore Motor Club events. This is the "Magic Eye" and at the meeting of the Singapore Motor Club on Thursday night it was decided to order two of these from the General137 words
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Article108 1951-12-15 11 3 Indians In Empire Team CALCUTTA. Dec 14 <Reuter> India's Test captain, Vija; Hazare. and Test players, Vinoo Mankad and Polly Umrigar, will play m the Commonwealth team against the MCC m Colombo dur ing the Royal visit next year. A.N Ghosh. Secretary of the Indian Cricket Control Board, said108 words
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Article277 1951-12-15 11 COMBINED Siij^apore and Fe«l«-ration Civilians lake lhe field this evening with the odds *li»htly against them when they face the Combined Services m thr annual .Malaya Rugby Union classic on the Padang. The Civilian selectors are not too happy about their lineup as most of277 words
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Article121 1951-12-15 11 ■"STRING: LAvalange 1 Reve de Gloire3. Noble Lad. 4. Sanguine. J-^^^lFTiner Gold Medallist. 7. Scarlet Tiger, 8 De-Win. 9 Mr. Tin 10. Frog. -11 Exeter. 12. Vanguard. PARKER: 13. Hypnotism 14. ?^ts 30. Jeunesse, 31. Young Jack, 32. Sudan. 33-Bnglrt 'gSTSi*%JuSw^t: SaUin^ neen, .g- ™y121 words
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Advertisement240 1951-12-15 11 H f MEZ READY PARIS. Dec. 14 <AP>- -Charles Humez is ready to go to New York to meet welterweight champion Kid Gavilan m a title fight ii February, it was -reported yesterday. FQ3 SALE X'MAS SALE ready made gowns view Kwei Yuen Tailors tf? "Orchard Road. opposite Borneo Motors.240 words
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Advertisement268 1951-12-15 11 II I 'I n •T.Te n *i a of the k >% lie I l ■B •Waggle < **?<^ tt r v.-i. rORCAR Waild'* Qxeatett Magician ll!> REPERTOIRE OF Hl^-l(^^^ i,,«1,,d« 0 77//; APPEARANCE OF GHOSTS o/i Sloge n/ir/ float inn o/ //?r> 0 A^ac/s af the audience m the268 words
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Miscellaneous57 1951-12-15 11 j/Vo amount Is Too Largei iOr Too Small For TheZ J Stan da r d A *v^ 2 J Toy Fund. 'gS(JP 5 i Every Cent $$&W lIF ill Be \2f i Z Gratefit II y WE* Promptly 4c-$ Z knoicledgcd and Mosts i Fittingly Used to Give* $the Unfortunate57 words
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393 1951-12-15 12 KEN JALLEH - Singapore Looks Good For 5-4 Win In Foong Seong Cup Final KEN JALLEH By THE SUCCESSFUL bid of the Commissioner General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, to lift the suspension on Singapore's star players so that this Colony may be able to provide Penang with the opposition to thrill this <onnlry*s393 words
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Article191 1951-12-15 12 India Start Well BOMBAY, Dec. 14 (Router) •—lndia made a satisfactory start m the second Test against England here today, scoring 77 runs by lunch for the loss of 1 wiPket. At close of play they had scored 286 for 3. After a rather uncomfortable opening ten minutes from the191 words
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Article, Illustration123 1951-12-15 12 Where How Final Will Be Played riiur of the lin.il i> the new II m i inang School Hall at the junction of GrCCS lane and \vt-r It. tin Road. Tlk final will be played #m t*,» sessions on lines simiuar t-» the Thomas (up competition. Kir>t session will comprise123 words
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Article85 1951-12-15 12 VI Beet Ipoh A CS A t Hockey \..A LUMPUR, Fri. Vicl Instituti >n defeated A C linesf Schooi (Ipoh) by t.«. goals to nil at hockey here t.i, S .:ers vert Lakhbe: Si i ai d Suleim \I: Paehaimuthu Davinde:, H i i Singh, Yoon Fook, Lakhbci Singh, Hemmat85 words
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Article460 1951-12-15 12 1937 Penang, 1913 Selangor, 19:>9 Johore, 1940 Selangor, 1941 Penang. 42-4(i no competition, 1947 'Penang. 48 49 tiocompefiiion. 1950 Penang, Results of Foong Seong Cup viatches played this year: NORTHERN ZONE Perak beat Kelantar ic.o.; Selangor beat Kcdah 8-1. Southern Zone Johore beat Malacca 8-1. Singapore beat Negri460 words
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Article146 1951-12-15 12 Johore Win FAM Tie 8-3 MALACCA. Fri. Johore defeated Malacca B—38 3 m a F.A.M. Cup-tie played here today. Poor marking by the Malacca defenders enabled Johore to put m two early goals by Peng Chuan. Encouraged, the visitors went further ahead when Ali and Peng Chuan scored. Malacca got146 words
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Article70 1951-12-15 12 IPOH. Fri.— Perak will play Selangor at Ipoh on Dec. 22 to decide the northern zone finalist of the HMS Malaya Rugby competition. The selection committee of the Perak Rugby Union met this evening and selected thp following to represent Perak: A.M. Other, Boe,70 words
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Article85 1951-12-15 12 TODAY"S Sport SOCCER— All India v. Singapore at Jalan Besar Stadium. R U G B V— Civilians v. Malayan Services at SCC; FARELF v. REME "A" at Tanglin; 223 BOD v, REME at REME; SCC "A n v. RAF Changi "A" at Changi; RAF Tengah v. GHQ Signals at Tengah:85 words
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Article26 1951-12-15 12 TAIPEI. Dec. 14, (AP>. —This Nationalist capital was all set to see former heavyweight champion Joe Louis m exhibition bouts tonight26 words
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Article234 1951-12-15 12 PERTH, Dec. 14 ißeuterAAP>: The West Indies started disastrously against West Australia here today, losing three wickets for 48 runs by lunch. They were eventually all out for 151. Jeff Stollmeyer and Allan Rae. opening the innings, were" both out with only 28 on the board, and Clyde234 words
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Article, Illustration233 1951-12-15 12 Penang Pins Hopes On Their Doubles PENANG, Fri. Leaders of both teams for the Foong Seong Cup final today expressed full confidence of victory for their respective team. Ooi Teik Hock, captain of the Penang team, put Penang's win rather cautiously to iive games to four, Wong Peng Soon was233 words
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Article26 1951-12-15 12 The All-India versus Singapore Business Houses Football Association match which was to have been played yesterday was called off due to heavy rain.26 words
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201 1951-12-15 12 BY COPYING the tactics used by their opponents m the first half, The Special- Air Service (Jungle Scouts) second XV emerged winners by five points to three (a goal against a try) m their Rugby game with RAF (ihangi h A at Changi201 words
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Article67 1951-12-15 12 IPOH. Fri.— Making a strong rally m the second half Malays forced a two-all draw with Sturrock Club m a hockey league fixture here today. Joginder Singh gave Sturrocks the leafd m the first half. Rashid notched the second goal. Malays then exerted pressure and67 words
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Article149 1951-12-15 12 K^JALA LUMPUR. Fri. A surprise was caused m the Selangor Malays Badminton championship here when Mariam Hamid beat the holder, Tijah Majid, m the semi-final of the women's singles after losing the first game at love. In the next two games she conceedfi only 11 points, the final149 words
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Advertisement200 1951-12-15 12 HAPPY WORLD! TONIGHT AT 9 p.m. TAG-TEAM WRESTLING 1 1 r^^P^l I •W il IV Uli ll «BP^ )r&b^\&L AND THE HEROES jjjpL BOSCA BOA HP i AND P A ;PAT MECHAN |j|^ I Jiro Special Return Challenge Mulrh,. MOHD. ZAKARIA ELMO LINCOLN MIKE BARRETT WONG BUCK LEE J Bookings:-200 words
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Miscellaneous31 1951-12-15 12 TIMES TIDES HIGH TIDES at the principal resorts m Malaya: TODAY A.M. P.M. Singapore 12.30 HJit Malacca 8.54 9.03 Port, Dicksoo 7.35 7*44 Pdrt 1 Sham 6.48 7.23 Penan* US 2.0531 words
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Miscellaneous29 1951-12-15 12 \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\v Make Your Christmas? $T he Bent A y& J Z Donation To <!s3*Mr C iThm Toy XjT I Fund Will Jg Z %B c A Big Help. $.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\W\\\\\\X*29 words
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Title Section11 1951-12-15 1 Singapore Standard Christmas Supplement PAGES SINGAPORE, Saturday, December 15, 1951. FREE11 words
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Article, Illustration1086 1951-12-15 1 DAVID KNIGHT - DAVID KNIGHT By an y md le- 3 par: Iklore m uaI Britain, p< rsist superdur- I i emem- r- myth r-J o: at c gamn Christcka were s and (c n€ c I i d i ature the op~ garden c tstriM:. as the1,086 words
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Article, Illustration12 1951-12-15 1 SAFET Y FIRST inle parachute I've at of an undent \ir Mail."12 words
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Article, Illustration1145 1951-12-15 1 Cliford Raymond - Cliford Raymond fasdfasfsf TP you were asked to comA pil* a Christmas Roll of Honour, what names would ajou have inscribed upon it? Perhaps you have never given it a thought, maybe you have never considered It necessary to think of the personalities of Christmas,1,145 words
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Advertisement24 1951-12-15 1 I II N DIAMOND IMPORTERS WE ARE DEALING WITH ALL SIZES SHAPES AND QUALITIES of DIAMONDS WELCOME ALL WHOLESALE 1 \D RETAIL H AMSTERDAM.24 words
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Advertisement30 1951-12-15 1 £*tj> Westminster Chime Table Clocks from $95 IH fill 8-Day Clocto H from S7S Jr> yfl ..wBBHpBpfV to $400 Swiss Travel AMH Alarm Clockt from $3o /6 COUYBR QUAY SINGAPORE30 words
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Article, Illustration1526 1951-12-15 2 MOUNT EVEREST— Infernal, Cold And Treacherous "IT'S an infernal mountain, cold and treacherous," wrote George Mallory the second time he came face to face with Everest. "This monster.' Fays Tom Longstaff, who has probably seen more oJ the mountains of the norld than any other traveller: "this rriic oi primordial1,526 words
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Article, Illustration106 1951-12-15 2 r»c When little Tommy lifted the lid of his birthday gift of a Jack-in-the-box and Denise Vane popped out. father's eyes nearly popped out as well! To think that he'd been hiding that nnder the cupboard away from his inquisitive young son! To Denise this sort of thinsMirror - 106 words
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Advertisement105 1951-12-15 2 ft Ift 'ft Cjjh V v' —^'*^m?' •ii Mm a\J 9 91 \S ft VBBBt jHßfcb;/ jaßf'^^^J^^F^r^ "*v^ 4^BBF V ft HBm™™^^^^^^^^ BB^tßh B BM I^d^*7^^^^^^^^^^ —B^BBM^^^^^Bl BJ^BjBP^ BbV^tßßbT bI bY F te« bbV^^ V W l'l f^l bT^ fc -^X<^fc.yßßßl RBBbBB 4B B> b¥* B MJ 'Ml 4~k bT105 words
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Advertisement222 1951-12-15 2 j~"rxji ji f-^- -'?1E PCCC A II i^ '^z^m DBs 9 1 jj A 1 1 V" i^r r J i*i Illy Offers o series of new Super or Camerot together with its tcp quolity lenses PROMINENT wifh NOKTON R 5 I** BESSA II with COLOR HELSAR ii .S n222 words
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Article, Illustration74 1951-12-15 3 S l^"^*"* Ust^rbef^ bX bO shiSled a a I b l r»1 l d ce p d i y 1 5Ol<i l Am er f iCa "T fashion Boldeii striped ribbon decoralin X close flttinc ciwfain em T w^th l»o ifm, .n.T s '"J"^" to ri74 words
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Article, Illustration856 1951-12-15 3 SIMPLICITY IS KEYNOTE OF NEW COATS Fashion Notes From London By VICTORIA CHAPPELLE QNCE again extravagance m cut and silhouette m the new coats has been rejected by women, although they have accepted new details which can be grafted on to a line which will not become out-dated a season856 words
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137 1951-12-15 3 Boys Don't Like Dresses That Sho w Too Much Girl A GROUP of Chicago high school girls, led by an 18-year-old boy. has started campaign against sexy clothes. They hop*? to convince merchants that most girl* wan! to dies* modestly. They argue it's almost impossible to do so at the137 words
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205 1951-12-15 3 MARY NIKLAS - MARY NIKLAS By MADAME Henri Bonnet, IYI wife of the French Amwell groomed. Madame Bonnet often described as one of the world* bSrtdrSed women, was disSSing and clothes m J^jfew YcTrk radio interview. Here are her ten rules for for fte yoS'U end205 words
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Article31 1951-12-15 3 WHEN laundering sheets and pillow cases, best results will be obtained if you keep th" wash-water between 120 an! HO degrees Fahrenheit, or as hot your XAadM can ftUtti.31 words
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Article167 1951-12-15 3 I I. AM-, you ever stubbed your big toe getting into bed at 2 Al night after the light has been turned off? Tin-re's a new 2 invention just out m America which should solve the pro- blem. It's a delayed action switch which makes167 words
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Advertisement103 1951-12-15 3 ■■mm I 6 k^V 'd ff J STEIUM SILVER "SHERATON" i i ROUND TEA a COFFEE J SERVICE. |J; J A Fine Presentotion Suite, I Excellent m Character and Richly I Ornate, is one of the many Usc.'ul I and Outstanding Collection of I EXQUISITE SILVERWARE j •.-*►<•— «-••"*►< #ff103 words
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Advertisement148 1951-12-15 3 O/^ft Of<f?*jS> O/^Tt^Q 0/^7^o Q/-57i l- p QAJ^iwP Qf^f^p OA^T*^t O^TV-vP P/^/V^p Q^-^TV-P O/*??f~P O/^TV-^P 9/^^!^ 9^<T>-? V-VO I GIFTS EXPRESSIVE OF ALL IS BEST IN CONTEMPORARY SILVERCRAFT !ir Heavily plated with £Lo T/f; pure silver on the IB' I 1 E.P.N.S. AND CRY- l^t finest white nickle fl P148 words
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Article, Illustration2019 1951-12-15 4 TANJONG - CHRISTMAS EVE at the CROSSED KRISSES TANJONG by IT TO s*ol tiVJt ■Urartcd nr I'm atMtelf-vaitited j .i-eprests-i:*--%h»* i»iiii of < ros i M &Ja tn Wftn tuuugiit i»a»k %l. »njr the *P**J v tr.<nih *il n rtinv»le vastt.r d lcie»it U\tm the searfhii'u. »H»?y winri «»f Bnuli«ne %.ieie. for2,019 words
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Advertisement117 1951-12-15 4 S Ao C//*/ So Unique as an > I ELECTION Watch S /or /Ao>x» irAo /r«/*/ /o 6^ wi lun*> g 2^ tot gGRAND PR IX "^^k g f| IcLE CT I Oil i|a| i i PBECISION WATCHES if" Available at oil Leading Watch Dealers i* Moloyo jg S On**117 words
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Advertisement195 1951-12-15 4 ffw Ol C vVc» 1 COuy w^w to help you solve Q the Problem of what to give this m X'MAS S am^^r- $h* Gift* ih.it miii h#> iiuiUtf npprwialvd AY' k if J^#» jy«nr ffMltif* X r mnaL sinsh sens ltd J^ 26.RflFR£S PLfICE S*PCRI I PHONE ***** 24;195 words
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Article, Illustration1459 1951-12-15 5 STIRRING THINGS UP s irk in)l Mrs. Stork and b'iMg a v >v." said Mrs. toothbrushes g'nt added t t| t ppo is ing with a J Mrs. Stork. make 'whoo- pee/ we're going to stir things up." "Don't forget to stir up the mincemeat and the Christ! mas pudding.-1,459 words
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Article, Illustration17 1951-12-15 5 j i- i»-t to bfd and It uke off yo«r •t-r U's Christmas17 words
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Article116 1951-12-15 6 Cnristana »t«* evstean i«d lr.;d»ti«nv What is T\\ t Ifth Who as iht i I nal Santa Claus? .i What are 4 m i. \t S*'? s is carol-sing-ing tn li< ved to hav< oi iginated? v Hal is a carol. apai In wn b< ing a V_i)li116 words
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Article, Illustration1473 1951-12-15 6 Fortune Telling Games for the CHRISTMAS PARTY WL'' «*u like tivrKtvt- ntn fortune |nld 'at Christmas time. Although we nay look upon it just as party lon, it is always interesting to hear what the future has In store for us, and the guest who can tell fortunes *is 3ikely1,473 words
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Article497 1951-12-15 6 11 his is the last day of the Festival of Christmas January 6 By tradition, decorations should not be burnt until after this date. From earliest times this day the Feast of Epiphany has been one of the greatest > festivals m the Christian year. In many parts497 words
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Advertisement42 1951-12-15 6 I AAVAiA Pa, WmMtk VAiiA 1 ■y^ ;;^V FOR BETTER :^_2^ LISTENING S 1^ j Operates on 6 Volts Car Battery, als* SINGAPORE PRICE $315/CYCLE «c CARRIAGE CO. (1926) LTD. Singapore IMPORT DEPARTMENT SINGArORI KUALA LUMPU* PINANG ALSO FROM AUTHORISED RADIO bISTKUUTOKS42 words
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Advertisement178 1951-12-15 6 j 4 [ring craft fortlie Rridtev .fll AftinfTuN* OPTO-j^jf^^ in/ i^ t /il tyttf P 5.P.H. de SILVA fe^fe J 4S, H»6H STRUT, SIMCAHM .TEI 7 6 3O^KU/lIA IUMPUC IN* 4 S. P. H. de SUVA i:>. HIGH STREET SI\G\P(M{I< v N C| 6. THE EMBANKMENT •K. 11 MPI I178 words
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Article, Illustration382 1951-12-15 7 Estelle Dupont - Estelle Dupont I Keep A Husband's Interest. loned when 1 hadn't air was i mi loudv I wa> •m d. With her r:k ilrr>* she was \i\ id tanstrine i a v int-- co lnured T::t f. i oi man een s hacked m382 words
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Article, Illustration980 1951-12-15 7 MORLEY ADAMS - YULETIDE PERPLEXITIES MORLEY ADAMS By g lo be the soul of the Christmas to be able to t m with the ere'a a good ghten up the attei with a rec Puzzles tying, puz- zles you 11 enjoy setting m your turn, here's all the fun of the Christmas tare980 words
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Miscellaneous39 1951-12-15 7 ■1 i row of squares the Mat of a popular detective rheI |g|3|4lgl6|7|6|9 -mm MiaM h^ >v- o£o¥¥U£rr R|E|TlßlTlE|E|D(r r.nt»r that will Etonpi I the }<nii -letter word- n»;.(iing down) into Sve-ieUct ones. Trrn to Page VIII for solutions39 words
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Article, Illustration1036 1951-12-15 8 GEORGE BEDFORD - GEORGE BEDFORD By LONDON. 'J'HE strange thing about Christmas is that it always becomes a time for reminiscences. Unlike the New Year, when we think of the future and what it holds m *toce for us, at Christmas time we tend to look backwards over the years and1,036 words
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Article, Illustration336 1951-12-15 8 Popular Hotel < IN 18»fl. when the Adelphi" Hotel was established m Singapore, roads were few ;md laosUj jungle paths. Cultivation was confined to small gambier plantations, pineapple, durian and coconut groves m town. Tigers that has swum across from Johore were frequently shot; indeed as late as 18-< it336 words
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Advertisement14 1951-12-15 8 E4HY" Flashlights are the perfect C tfg* f «iA^ 'v/..........//ie> M W7//.S /<*>. N£IQNAL £ARBQN[MSTERN]LTa14 words
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Advertisement167 1951-12-15 8 Yuletide Perplexities (Solution to Quiz on Page 7) Siesta A Quick One A CHRISTMAS CAROL— CvxJ CHARLES DICKENS. ViS*/ The objects were: CHICKENS, RAM, STAR, ARCH, '~"N SCALES. IDOL. f 9 Puzzling: Letter Keyword: PLASTERING /J^\ x *****8789 0 C Cj J v Card Trickery Six coins can be removed167 words
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Advertisement83 1951-12-15 8 X/ GOLD a DIAMOND lU ,> JEWELIEIY mmtt rruiiittj uppr<>rinf<>,{ r M -d (GOLDSMITHS DIAMOND DEALERS 644, WORTH BRIDGE RD.STPOREZ TELB27IO PERFUMES fafffi' x% fA^ [jfJf^^ I I>V MAYNARD CO., LTD. I For umr CHRISTMAS frost f \g JUBILEE CAFE RESTAURANT V j North bridge Koaii. SfaHUMtt. 7 Or n83 words
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Article, Illustration1152 1951-12-15 9 Victoria Chappelle - Victor ia Chappelle By A GLANCE at the cookery books used by our ancestors induces a sense of raluctant admiration for their extraordinary < apacity. To do justice to a round of beef, mutton pastier froose liver, game and du<kling 8 with variousMirror - 1,152 words
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Article, Illustration1023 1951-12-15 9 The Fligh t Of Time 'TERRIBLY sorry, I can't** I just haven't the time. "How, often you hear these words! "I've no time to go over there no time to write that letter no time to visit so-and-so no time to listen to you no time to consider your proposal.1,023 words
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Advertisement236 1951-12-15 9 Mtf jM* wjm op* 4^; jjr^ us Ae/p you to so/w Ihis a >4/?/7£/a/ Problem. g < /y Finest Quality Leather Handbags 5 :4 -i,i Mtwmt •T^irA■^■ y^^^M'f^' ;> '^l^P^^^^^^^^^^■ T^ffß^^^^^ IS <mmtily Styled Fashion**! m i I s ft *tf 'fa WA Wai *«i j^ iSSi 10M »iai if^i236 words
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Advertisement106 1951-12-15 9 J q^at name... 6 1 ipi i III fl m r Hi«^«*iiir\ »*r Trpdlitm (M) l.ta. W*^ INVITES .S^H^t'^" HER TO >^»P^lLJl-— II BATIKU'* HOAI), ftm.\AKDBI.<;?. I H V v&r. 9m f&zjßfe w& w& v& a<& a* v&ff*** A BOSS KEROSENE I Km i Oil STOVES S fr !&> I106 words
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495 1951-12-15 10 Eve Chapman - Nothing like a poodle to give a girl class Eve Chapman By TWO Afghan hounds, Abdullah and Fatima, were the hit of a party I attended recently. Our host. an Italian diplomat, watched proudly as his women guests raved and fussed over the long-nosed pair. When the party was over495 words
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Article, Illustration187 1951-12-15 10 The man who moulds lovely girls JOHANNES JENSEN is a man with an e>e for perfection. He works m Copenhagen. Den. mark, moulding beautiful girls from Venus-like-"originals/ Gleaming copies Ko to fashion houses— to be hidden by gorgeou? creations. Before thai stage is reached m the career of a shop187 words
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Article87 1951-12-15 10 'TWERE are many causes that J- are worth your sympathy. Do not blind your eyes to them. Look round and you will see something wortli supporting. It's a bad old world indeed if no one ever gives a thought to other people's need. Everyone should have some special87 words
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Advertisement85 1951-12-15 10 I GOLD i I DOLLAR i TEA A i DELICIOUS PURE FRAGRANT J Shum Yip Leong Tea Plantations CAMKKON HK.III.AMJS. J CHRISTMAS! m t A Come To May Mays yg TOYLAND* m Larger Varieties of toys kl- for you to select for your a CHILDREN. v" North Bridge Rd. 9085 words
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Article530 1951-12-15 11 AT one o'clock this SJ*^ and clump off fato the dark streets of Sheeraess on the Isle of Shep^ With sparks flying from a dgaiJS he^iU s)oach and tramp the creammg t surf-line on a tenSSe Ho.)r< a ter, m the lightening rim of dawn, Old530 words
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Article, Illustration18 1951-12-15 11 Eric Wainwright - By Eric Wainwright "That's no! yuur liver. old man. that's nn Dalmatian d*£ >♦»" sec"18 words
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Article88 1951-12-15 11 'THERE is no need to spend hours trying to decide which gifts would be most acceptable to your family and friends at Christmas because everyone will most certainly welcome an "Kveready" fas Might "National Carbon (Eastern) Ltd.." manuiarturers of "Eveready" products, produce flashlights m a wide range of88 words
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Article, Illustration7 1951-12-15 11 picture Her. to J. Mj L««biJWy«^_ MirrorMirror - 7 words
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Article, Illustration1538 1951-12-15 12 Hilary Morrow - Hilary Morrow By |^HRISTMAS is perhaps the one festival of the year that, no matter what is happening m the outside- world, is celebrated m some way or other m every corner of the globe. Throughout the dark years of two world wars the Nativity wasMirror; USIS - 1,538 words
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