The Straits Times Annual, 1 January 1953
1953-01-01
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Article170 1953-01-01 20/21 Malaya and Her Neighbours Malcolm MacDonald. 22 Singapore Vista Leon Shin Hung 28 1 EMPLER I AKES OVER Leslie Hoffman 31 New Year Sea Sports c. a. Gibson-Hiii 34 400 New Villages Uni rright 41 Chiciiaks on the Ceiling M. r. f. Tweedie 46 New Homes for Old Anson170 words
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Advertisement167 1953-01-01 20/21 All colour pictures, including the cover study of Rokiah, the Malay film star, are the work of Straits Times staff photographers: Leon Shiu Hung (Chief Photographer), Lee Tuck Soon, Kok Ah Chong, Norman Cottrell and Sam Kai Faye. The pictures were taken on Kodak Ektachrome and processed at The Straits167 words
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Article, Illustration3119 1953-01-01 22/23 THE Rt. Honourable Malcolm MacDonald, Commissioner General for the United Kingdom in South-East Asia, surveys the battle that countries of the region are waging against militant Communismstressing the crucial importance of the struggle in the frontier lands’ of Indo-China and Burma. T'HE security and well-being of3,119 words
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Article, Illustration173 1953-01-01 28/29 THE heart of official Singapore looking down on Empress Place from Fullerton Building, on the south hank of the River. The key (right) shows 1. Cavenagh Bridge, completed 18b8 and named after Sir Orfeur Cavvnagh, last Governor of the Straits Settlements under the East India Company; 2. Marine173 words
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Article, Illustration1901 1953-01-01 30/31 LESLIE HOFFMAN - by LESLIE HOFFMAN Chief Federation Correspondent of The Straits Times TT would be too simple an analysis of the improved situation in the Federation of Malaya in 1952 to say that it has been entirely due to the fine leadership and generalship of Sir Gerald Templer, however1,901 words
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Article, Illustration1676 1953-01-01 34/35 C. A. Gibson-Hill, who is an authority on the sailing craft of Malaysia, tells the story of the Colony’s annual sea sports. Although some of the odd, historic boats are gone, or are going, the regatta is as much alive today as it has ever been1,676 words
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Article, Illustration1751 1953-01-01 40/41 NONI WRIGHT - by NONI WRIGHT ONE-TENTH of the population of the Federation some 500.000 people—has been taken from squatter isolation and gathered into 400 New Villages in two years. That this huge operation was accomplished without epidemic, famine, or widespread unemployment was miracle enough. But few of even its1,751 words
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Article, Illustration17 1953-01-01 44/45 Entrance to the Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, Malacca —oldest Chinese temple in Malaya, probably founded about 1650-1675.17 words
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Article, Illustration895 1953-01-01 46/47 M. W. F. TWEEDIE - by M. W. F. TWEEDIE, Director, The Raffles Museum T)EOPLE who have lived in Malaya all or most of their lives tend to take the chichaks for granted, but most newcomers from temperate countries are astonished by their ability to run freely about on the ceiling,895 words
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Article, Illustration1235 1953-01-01 48/49 ANSON SEWELL - by ANSON SEWELL Chief Improvement Planning Officer, Improvement Trust. "WHY can I not obtain reasonably good housing accommodation for myself and my family’ is an oft-heard question in Singapore. Indeed, it is a universal question asked by roughly one in live families throughout the world. United1,235 words
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Article, Illustration216 1953-01-01 54/55 WILD Elephant at Play T'HIS remarkable series of pictures A of a Malayan wild elephant playing a game all by himself in the jungle was taken by the late Mr. Theodore Hubback, former Chief Game Warden and at one time the best-known shikari in the Peninsula. The pictures were first216 words
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Article, Illustration2097 1953-01-01 56/57 SIR FRANKLIN GIMSON, K.C.M. G - by SIR FRANKLIN GIMSON, K.C.M.G., First Governor of the Colony of Singapore and first Freeman of the City. I am surprised in conversation with otherwise well-informed people how little is known of Singapore and of its importance to South-East Asia, to the British Commonwealth and2,097 words
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Article, Illustration1439 1953-01-01 62/63 Sir Richard Winstedt - by Sir Richard Winstedt, K.B.E., C.M.G., D.Litt. A BLACK night, a sodden track with puddles visible by the fitful light of a torch and rain-drops pattering from murky foliage, the outline of a palm-leaf house on stilts, a crowd of Malays silhouetted like great birds in a1,439 words
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Advertisement180 1953-01-01 64/65 9 Essentially the Ferguson System is an entirely new way of cultivation, revolutionary in design and operation. Tractor and implement are “tailored” for mutual efficiency. 9 It is a system in which only a light weight tractor is needed to suit all types of estates, all kinds of jobs and180 words
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Article, Illustration8 1953-01-01 64/65 Malacca Fisherman —with the pick of the catch.8 words
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Article, Illustration113 1953-01-01 66/67 jp ENANG has some of the most beautiful beaches in Malaya. They attract not only the people of Georgetown, who love their island, but holidaymakers from all over the Peninsula. It is fitting that a picture story should begin at lovely Batu Ferringhi (left). Close by is Of113 words
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Advertisement83 1953-01-01 68 In a class of its own for “Quality First" Features &< m 7 vX km A Ornithologists will quite correctly claim the Mallard is not found among the wild ducks of Malaya. Equally correct are the thousands of morris oxford owners in this country who maintain the oxford is the83 words
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Article, Illustration18 1953-01-01 68 MARIAM, one of Malaya’ s leading film stars, plaits her hair before she goes on to the set.18 words
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Article, Illustration8 1953-01-01 69 Girl with a basket —a Sarawak Malay study.8 words
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Article, Illustration364 1953-01-01 70/71 rfAXE of the major economic pro- blems facing Malaya today is the plight of the rubber smallholder, most of whose trees are over-age and need replanting if the productivity of his property is to be maintained. In the Peninsula, there are about 3,700,000 acres under rubber, of364 words
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Article, Illustration1775 1953-01-01 72/73 DATO SIR CHENG-LOCK TAN - by DATO SIR CHENG-LOCK TAN Founder President of the Malayan Chinese Association T'HE specific problem in Malaya today is how to integrate the several races into a single political community, so that it may become one people, one country, with one government, animated by Malayanmindedness and1,775 words
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Advertisement82 1953-01-01 76/77 The TOWN Hotel raws .j ra mm 5 i 55« I 2® S o r/ie SEASIDE Hotel mm a py Hi B f) ma t t v'., te i ADELPHI A stay, a meal or a party at the Adelphi is an experience you will wish to repeat. Cables: Adelphi82 words
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Article, Illustration17 1953-01-01 76/77 Above: A Province Wellesley Malay *'square fishing net.17 words
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Article, Illustration1217 1953-01-01 78/79 L. WEBB JONES - Malay melodies and European songs have been interwoven and the old ronggeng music has got a new rhythm the joget modern. by L. WEBB JONES fT'HE discovery that music plays an important part in Malayan life should not come as a surprise to the seeker after knowledge. The1,217 words
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Article, Illustration1044 1953-01-01 80/81 GEOFFREY GELDARD - by GEOFFREY GELDARD THERE is a growing Commonwealth flavour about the composition of the forces that are fighting Communist terrorism in Malaya. Men from Africa and the Antipodes are active comrades in arms with those from the British Isles and Malaya’s own security forces. Among1,044 words
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Article, Illustration16 1953-01-01 84 STUDY IN BLUE Miss Yang, star of British Television’s production of “Madame Butterfly”, photographed in Singapore.16 words
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Article, Illustration1854 1953-01-01 86/87 ERIC JENNINGS - by ERIC JENNINGS FOR I Sylvia, whose loop-holed walls of billion wood 1 will stop a rifle bullet, stands on a small hill at Kapit, just below the confluence of the great Rejang River with its tributary, the Baleh. Here in the Third Division of Sarawak, 1501,854 words
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Article, Illustration1274 1953-01-01 90/91 MICHAEL FORBES - by MICHAEL FORBES TT is true of almost all groups of animals that a greater variety of species is found in tropical than in temperate countries, and butterflies offer an outstanding example of this. Great Britain and Malaya are territories of comparable size. In the formerPictures by M.W.F. Tweedie. - 1,274 words
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Article, Illustration9 1953-01-01 94/95 TAOIST PRIEST during rites in a Singapore Chinese temple.9 words
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Article, Illustration1975 1953-01-01 96/97 DR. J. W. FIELD - The Institute for Medical Research, Kuala Lumpur, of which Dr. Field is the Director, has seen and sometimes A taken part in the triumphs of preven- tive medicine which have changed M the face of Malayan disease during an eventful half century. if By1,975 words
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Advertisement57 1953-01-01 100 1 3 1 3 7a CHIENGMAI Ml THAILAND PAKNAMPHO ~> BANGKOK v t i JESSELTON y BRITISH LABUAN f NORTH< BRUNEI 'BORNEO/ Jĕ&l. If i 5X BRUNEKV KUALA BEL AIT LIMBANG MIRI MARjUOI fe SARAWAK BORNEO ENANG MALAYA SISU BINATANG IPOH V. SARIKEI KUALA LUMPUR KUCHING MALACCA S SINGAPORE W57 words
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Article, Illustration10 1953-01-01 100 MALAY SWORDS MAN—a warrior of the Sultan of Brunei’s bodyguard.10 words
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Advertisement86 1953-01-01 101 The road to success Austins have never ought a royal road to success. They have become Britain’s most successful car exporters the hard way by going out and showing the world just what Austin cars can do. Their achievements have made headline news; but every day, in almost every country86 words
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Article, Illustration8 1953-01-01 101 From Feliks Topolski’s Malayan Notebook —Chinese House Shrine.8 words
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Article, Illustration456 1953-01-01 102/103 TN the middle nineteen-thirties a A factory was started at Kota Bharu in Kelantan for the production of imitation batik sarongs. It made small profits, and during the next six years several others entered the field. Since the war the industry has flourished, and there are now more456 words
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Article, Illustration1093 1953-01-01 104/105 ALAN ELLIOTT - This 61-year-old craftsman has no catalogues, sketches or display models. The details of the gods of the Chinese pantheon are stored in his wonderful memory. by ALAN ELLIOTT TF you want to buy the image of a A Chinese god you can place your order1,093 words
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Article, Illustration1528 1953-01-01 106/107 TOM HARRISSON, D. 5. 0 - by TOM HARRISSON, D. 5.0., Curator, The Sarawak Museum /AFF the south-west of Borneo lie three small islands, TalangTalang Besar, Talang-Talang Kechil and Satang, in the beautiful wide bay of Santubong, dominated by the lovely mountain of Poi, 6.000 feet high. Each of these islands has a1,528 words
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Advertisement373 1953-01-01 108/109 A y 'V 4 Finest flowering of a craftsman’s dream THIS WATCH is the latest and greatest of an illustrious line of forbears. Since men set out to measure time, they have tried, as well as measuring the hours, to make their instruments give the date. Even when mechanical clocks373 words
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Article, Illustration1258 1953-01-01 110/111 A. W. HAMILTON - by A. W. HAMILTON. who is an authority on Malay jolklore, retells a story of Sang Kanchil. The Mousedeer is the Brer Rabbit of Malaysian legend, which endows him with a skill and cunning that outwits all the great beasts of the jungle. VTOW of1,258 words
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Article, Illustration87 1953-01-01 114/115 YOUTHS and maidens perform the Djanger, 1 one of Bali's modern dances introduced about 1923. The costumes are modern too and it is distinct from other Balinese dancing. The Djanger, danced in a rectangle, has 20 maidens or less on opposite sides with 22 ketjak (youths) or fewer87 words
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Article, Illustration13 1953-01-01 116 INDIAN DANCE —Devdatta Jetley, the well-known Indian dancer, with Prasanna Balan, of Singapore.13 words
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Article, Illustration3293 1953-01-01 118/119 M.C. ff SHEPPARD, MB.E..M. CS - by M.C. ff SHEPPARD, MB.E..M.CS British Adviser, Negri Sembilan VOU must understand, 1 wrote Kipling in 1889, “that apart from the tin mines there is no special inducement to Europeans to reside in Larut.” This deliberate understatement applied still more forcibly to the early 1870’s. Even the3,293 words
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