The Straits Times, 7 January 1951

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    21 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday CdUtlon Ol tv »tra«s timM Sla«ap«r« »r«« .W MC. SINGAPORE. SINDAY, JANUARY 1. 1951. PRICE TEN CENTS
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    REDS LAY SIEGE TO WONJU
    413 1 REDS LAY SIEGE TO WONJU IJN forces give up airstrip TOKYO. Saturday. COMMUNIST troops drove 45 miles into South Central Korea today and laid siege to the communication-, hub of Wonju. 55 miles southeast of Seoul, while advance Chinese units to the west struck seven miles south of the South
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    Nadra case: no action by UMNO
    223 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. THE United Malays' National Organisation is to have absolutely nothing to do with the Nadra case, it was decided at the secret meeting of the Central Executive Committee of UMNO at the Hotel Majestic, Kuala Lumpur, last
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    Bandits kill 4 police in Federation
    88 1 •a* feni slafl »rrf»pi«<Wlll 1 Fe constables and -av P b*en kUleti I police conn two wf- In Perak dice jnnounc?--r I*l I Tapah aiva of P^rak a three .>. (tablet s^ir.an bin io.lul Ohavk. bin Yftcofe bin Mat I t-i estate worker. A
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    MacINTOSH REPORT SOON
    105 1 Sunday Tines SUIT Reporter Sr '\PORi: Government 1. >«nsiderinc the report an«| recommendation* on the expansion and the strengthening 01 the Singapore Police Force written by Mr. D. W. Macintosh. Commissioner of Police. Hong Kong, who recently -.p«-nt four days in the Colony at the invitation of
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    ARMED HOLD-UP
    43 1 Snndjr Ttaws SUV Rfporter Two Chinese, one of them armed with a pistol and the other carrying a knife, held up another Chinese at dementi Road. Singapore, yesterday morning and robbed him of $230. a wrist watch and a fountain pen.
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    GUNNERS' DINNER
    48 1 >und.«» Timf-. Start Reporter Singapore Royal Artillery 1 Volunteer! held their first annual dinner since the Corp* was re-formed In I*4B list night at the SVC Headquarters. Beach Road More 10 people. Including the Olhcer Commanding Captain T \V Ong. and eight women membf-rs. were present.
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    TWO MORE DAYS
    40 1 KREMEO6 (British Colombia». Sat.—Thirty members of a religious sect who call themselves the Children of Light" are In an eld. shuttered farm house walling for the end of the world They say it will come next Tuesday
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    England lose two bowlers
    125 1 From JACK FINGLETON (Special to the Sunday Time*) M"DNEY, Bat. AFTER losing two main bowlers Wright and Bailey through injuries. England. doing battle here today with only three bowlers for over three hours, had Australia 110 for one in reply to England's 290. Bedser clean-bowled Morris
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    1500 DINE—IN 5 TOWNS
    84 1 Mere than 1.500 dealers of Fraser and Neave. Archipelago Brewery (1941) Ltd. and Malayan Breweries Ltd.. sat down to the companies' annual dinner last night in fWp Malayan towns Singapore. Kuala Lumpur. Penang. Malacca and Ipon. At the dinner In Singapore which was held In the
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    KASHMIR SHOCK
    33 1 SRINAGAR. (Kashmiri Sat. —Severe earth tremors lastIng for 20 seconds shook Srinagar, capital of Kashmir, this morning. The extent of loss of life and damage to property Is not yet known.
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    SIR LEONARD PATTON
    32 1 Sir Leonard Patton a director of Harrisons and Crosfleld Ltd. arrived In Singapore yesterday by QEA BO AC from London on his way to Borneo on a business trip.
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    Pakistan Premier for U.K.
    227 1 Pakistan Premier for U.K. KARACHI. Sat. MR. Liaquat Aii Khan, the Prime Minister of Pakistan, is leaving for London tonight to attend the Conference of Commonwealth Prime Ministers. He is expected to reach London tomorrow. I Early yesterday, the High Commissioners of Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom met Mr.
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    BENHAM BACK PAY THIS MONTH IN FEDERATION
    184 1 BENHAM BACK PAY THIS MONTH IN FEDERATION Sanday Th»n Staff Cwrfpiiiitnt KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. FEDERATION Oovernmenf servants are to get back pay on the Benham salary scale almost immediately. At a meeting today between representatives of the Government Services Staff Council and the Chief Secretary. Mr. M V Del Tufo.
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    Arabs rescued a riot victim
    531 1 CORONER CRITICISES POLICE Sunday Time* Staff /eporter I N the face of a hostile mob and without any help from the Police or the Fire Brigade, two Arabs rescued a seriously wounded Eurasian from a Geylang drain during the recent riots and took him to
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    84 1 The bride Blacei a ring »n fK« bridegroom tinker at ye»rerdayi wedding *r Mm Anni* T Si«w Kirn. a clerk attached r« CHQ. Farel.'. and Mr Mook Yoon of the A■ C Brewen?* at »tie Strait* Chinet« Metroditt Church yetterdir. The Re*. Coh Hood Ken« officiated. The brid* it the
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    FRENCH PUSH INTO RED TERRITORY
    94 1 TIENYEN. .Indo-China. Safe fWO French columns etvgaged |a :ht three-daf old offensive operation 1% jungle country in the Hall.ll delta were today pushing deeper into Vietmlnh terriloi\ without mee'Jrg nin-h opposition. Vielminh trojp* which hi 4 been harraising the 1 for some time weie r
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    'LILIBET TOOK AN IMMENSE INTEREST IN PHILIP'
    1694 2 Prince Philip came to Windsor.... a grave and charming young man, says Miss Marion Crawford in her reminiscences. From then 0n |N June. 1944, the war took a sudden turn. One hot Sunday the royal family were as usual at church in St.
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      184 2 NEW CROSSWORD j j gs^BBB i^g^g^gW t BB^M i I MMB J*" Ps^^ •JRHRV_^__ fl II \JL" oHQVf (At "> g«^^^^ UUW AUAJr O* 10/ LAM W ttR 5 SOLUTION ACROSS 22 Guess he's a clergyman i «|cJ'wy'sißwUVle]M I ll ]a>[iH 1. 9ln such a condition (fl) aIUIaHeMbMeMaHk] running out
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    REDPROPAGANDACHARGE SAYS C.I.D.
    273 3 REDPROPAGANDACHARGE SAYS C.I.D. Sunday Times Staff Reporter AN assistant lecturer in Public Health, five undergraduates of H»« University of Malaya •nd two oHiers arrested on Friday night under the Emergency Regulations may be charged in a Singapore court this waofr The University authorities and Students Unton have received an assurance
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    DANCING GIRLS ARRIVE
    174 3 DANCING GIRLS ARRIVE lunAay Times Staff Reporter AN excited crowd of more than 700 people from S ngapore's Indian commuathered at the docks yesterday to welcome a troupe of South Indian classical dancers of* the French Imer, Felix Rouisel The group, headed by three young girls, Lalitha <18>, i 16'
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    They renounce the World
    371 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter TWELVE young Chinese ftHs yesterday ■win publicly announced their intention of rtmiwciiH ttaa world and joining the Order of the Little Sistors of the Few: at the Sisters' Chapel in Thoiwson Road. Singapore. They will devote themselves to the care of the
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    SAMSU CHARGE
    73 3 Sunday Time* ftlajf Bcf«rter A 4«-year-old Hokkien, Llm /It. yesterday pJeaded not tuilty in the Singapore Third Police Court to charges of possessing and distilling liquor in a rubber estate at the IOVi milestone Buldt Pftrjang. It was alleged that on Jan. 5 Lira was found In possession
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    ova $3 MILLION SENT TO CHINA
    59 3 Eni» Twn SUV Bcawrter •PHE total of family remittances to China by Malayan Chinese for December 1850 was yesterday given as $3 346 289 The amount remit ted from Singapore was $2,376,433. This figure also included some remittances made by Federation residents through Singapore
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    SCHOOL MASTER GOES TO PUNJAB
    73 3 SmAit TfcßMa Carrr laiaifl KAJANQ. Sat —Mr. Chanan Singh, senior master attached to the Kajang High School, has left for the Punjab. India on a holiday. A keen cricketer, he played for Selangor before the wax. ON $2,000 BAIL Ka»4aT Tmmtm SUB? Corrrtpou4n«t KLUANO. Sat.—Nye
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    RUBBER MART IMPROVES
    182 3 Sunday Ttaws Stall Btparter 'P'HERE was marked improveI ment in the Singapore I rubber market yesterday. The I price of first-grade rubber I for January shipment closed firm at $198, a rise of 11 certs above Friday's close. Cowing price* yesterday were. per )b; No. 1 R.S.B.
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    TIN PRICES
    10 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. Jan. 8 Mil 75 rap R.i
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    ONIONS SHIP IS SPORE-BOUND
    71 3 B—day Ttases Mail («rresf«adent PENANG, Sat—The 3.958--ton Jaladurga, which brought Penang a record cargo of 28.000 baskets of onions sailed for Singapore today. She is on her maiden voyage to the Far East. Originally a Mecca pilgrim ship, operating on the Bom bay-Jedda run, she will
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    Chinatown Speaks
    278 3 C. T. lOON THE immediate outlook lor the masses Id Chinatown is somewhat brighter although overcrowding, sickness and poverty a tio beset manr people. But much Is planned by Government the Municipality, bocia: and relief workers and there is more than planning. Overshadowing the misn: able hovels and
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    UNIVERSITY LECTURER ARRIVES
    130 3 g—aiy Tkawa StaJt Bcp«i»r MR. Charles Oamba arrived in Singapore on Friday by the Maetsuycker from Perth. Western Australia, to take up a lectureship in Economic History at the University of Malaya. Mr. Gamoa is an MA. cf the University of Perth where he was later appointed
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      127 3 Today's Radio sintiArvai. !gr»mn.e; iO Concert Dance Mufc-r. 9 ne 930 With 10 30 Voice 01 the Poet. 10.50 RpUagtw; 11 Close. |f < 4.4S pm. Prom the London 1 r.Tilariato'; 4.55 'Famous Ovei- 15 Glad to meet you' (In Army studio »^r- Canterbury'); 5.30 'London 8 limmood Uelasttes'; f
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    Preparing to be Women Feaders Story by PATRICK KEITH Pictures by YONC PENG SEONG
    387 4 Preparing to be Women Feaders Story by PATRICK KEITH Pictures by YONC PENG SEONG I.V a large bungalow just outside Kuala Lumpur 73 Malay girls are learning to play their parts as future women leaders of the country. They are pupils at the Malay Girls' College. The college was originally
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    University Letter
    485 5 THE ChrisLmas vacation ends today and Hilary Term begins tomorrow, but one student will not be with us to see the new term in. He is Mr. Wang Gang Wu. a second-year Arts student, who left by air for Colombo on Wednesday to attend the South-East Asian leaders'
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    T.U.C. move by S'pore unions
    289 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter D EPRESENTATIVES of more than 17 trade unions both English-speaking and non-English-speaking will meet this morning to discuss the formation of a Trades Union Congress in Singapore immediately, to form a common fr ->t for all Singapore trade unions. The p.
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    R.A.A.F. MAN TO PHONE HOME
    102 5 Sunday Times SUIT Rrportcr AN Australian serviceman. Fit Sgt McLellan of No 1 squadron, R AAP. Changi, will officially open tomorrow the overseas telephone service to Australia from Malaya. He will call his wife at Brisbane. Queensland, at 10 30 am. from the Singapore Public
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    FAILED TO SHOW CARD, 3 MONTHS
    48 5 Sentence of three months' rigorous imprisonment was passed on 24-year-old Chin Uuan Xt ng In the Singapore First District Court yesterday when he pleaded guilty to failiAg to dVoduce his identity card to -a police officer at Park Road on Jan. 5.
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    CHINA PREACHER
    21 5 Mr. O. C. CarLsen. China Inland Missionary from Yunnan, will preach today at the P-thesda (Katong» at 6 p.m.
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    POLICE BACK FROM U.K. SAY... THE BRITISH PUBLIC IS WONDERFUL
    345 5 POLICE BACK FROM U.K. SAY... THE BRITISH PUBLIC IS WONDERFUL Sunday Times Staff Reporter COUR Singapore policeman who returned to Singapore yesterday after six months studying police methods in Britain think the British public is wonderful. Wonderful because it helps. by habit, the British Bobby to do his. job. ASP's
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    DROVE HER OUT OF THE HOUSE
    80 5 Sunday Timn staff Reporter For r.me months Lee Eng Cheow had been "happily married." Then her mother-in-law and her sister-in-law came to live with her. Within a day. she said in court yesterday, they assaulted hewlth sticks and drove her out of her house.
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    FED. TRADE MARKS REGISTRY SET UP
    47 5 Sunday Times Staff C'orrnqwndrnl KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Mr H Harrison has been appointed Registrar of Tradp Marks under the Trade Marks Ordinance 1950. which cam»Into effect on Monday. The Trade Marks Registry has been set up at 1 Clarke Kuala Lumpur.
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    THE SINGAPORE SCENE
    1816 6 '[(flit,' I^IOMM/ REPORTING IN case you were worrying about it. let me reas*ure you The New Year was ushered m most properly When I say "properly. I don't necessarily mean stadly but with all the tr mmings' Making a quick tour of ;>ots. here's* what was going
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      208 6 THE ROULETTE is a saucy compact deliberately des gned to catch the fancy of ladies who like a bit cf a gamble THE DICE BALL. companion compact to the Roulette features dice at H i and is equally popular THE SPORT CAP. Th,', very vnort conip.ict will find its *d,
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    Have nothing more to do with him
    868 7 HUMAN CASEBOOK -M 1 am a young girl nf 1$ and have had many proposals of marriage all of v hie h I have refused on the grounds that I did not love any of the men. and also because I was too
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    These 'girls' are brightening town
    632 7 rpHERE are many ways of making your mark on London grandly, if ephemerally. as the architect of the Festival of Britain pleasure gardens: obtrusively, with your name in lights outside a theatre; or, robustly, as a hoarding artisl. Appearing sedately or gaily, all the year
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    Mems Diary
    429 7 by MARIAN CUNDAY: "Ah!" says husband this morning. "I see that the holiday spending allowance on the Continent has been raised considerably. How would you like to visit a few countries when we go on home leave?" "That sounds wonderful." I reply. "Where shall we go?" "Well, we
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    Cook It For A Change
    468 7 JT is a mistake to think that cucumber can only be eaten raw. As a garnish to cold salmon, part of a salad or a sandwich filling it Is Indeed excellent. But cook It. and It become* a very light and succulent vegetable with a
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    SINGAPORE. JAN. 7. 1951. A MAN OF DESTINY
    459 8 SINGAPORE. JAN. 7. 1951. A MAN OF DESTINY DANDIT NEHRU, by a strict physical and mental discipline, can put into the average day almos 1 half as much work again as the ordinary man. So say his close associates. He will need all his resources new that, without any particular
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    Penang still needs more bungalows
    1026 8 IN friendly, leisure-loving Penang whose capacity for week-end and holiday relaxation was once praised by the Commissioner General. Mr. Malcolm, Mac Donald. there are undoubtedly more amenities for, spending a vacation than in any other town in Malaya. But it is a fact, paradoxical though
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    The Way To Settlement?
    549 8 AN entirely proper atmosphere of secrecy shrouds the meetings in London of the Commonwealth Prime V... listers. Unfortunately it is just this kind of conference climate which encourages wrong report and rumour. There is already no lack of speculation, beginning with the alms of the conference
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    Emergency hits Perak's holiday makers
    421 8 THE Emergency has hit holiday-makers hard in the Federation and especially in Perak where the nearest health resorts, hill or seaside, are about 50 to 80 miles away. The difficulty and risks of travel when Journeying to either the cool, Invigorating Cameron Highlands or the
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    'Holidays ? the word means nothing to me'
    505 8 'Holidays the word means nothing to me' A K.L. BANK CLERK SAID.... UOLIDAYS? That word has never had any meaning for men like me." That was the summing-up by a Kuala Lumpur bank clerk of his 14 days' Teave a year. It proved deadly accurate. How does the bank clerk,
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    SHOW MORE INTEREST IN PLANNING'
    437 9 SHOW MORE INTEREST IN PLANNING' Governor's appeal to Singapore public Sunday Times Staff Reporter Covernor of Singapore, Sir Franklin Cm son, yesterday called upon the people of the Colony to show more interest in the future planning of the island, when he opened »n exhibition of the homes of Singapore
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    ALAN (15) JOINS ARMY IN MALAYA
    262 9 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. AS long as 15 -year-old Alan Catterson, of Kuala Lumpur, can remember, his life has been linked with the British Army, with uniforms and with military camps. H.s father, Capt. Albert Catterson, was in the Army when
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    BOY THIEVES IN COURT
    177 9 taMUt Tlaae* SUB Srportrr r Malay boys, one aged 13 and the other 17. yes- j U rleaded guilty in the I r-e First District Court to a charge of house- vi;ri intent to comD.it theft on Dec 18. Tne younger of the two uho >
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    ASTOUNDING IGNORANCE ON MALAYA'
    254 9 ASTOUNDING IGNORANCE ON MALAYA' ganday Times SUIT Reporter A USTRALIAN Members of Parliament want to visit Malaya "to see things for themselves," said Kelantan's Mentri Besar, Dato Nik Ahmad Kamil, yesterday on his return to SlnKapore from Australia and New Zealand. Dato Nik Ahmad Kamil attended the Oommonwealtn Pa-liamentary Association
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    No staff, room: no sub-branch
    185 9 SunJjy Times Staff Reporter I ACK of accommodation and insufficient staff are holding up the opening of the Narcotics sub-branch of the Singapore C.I.D. Planned early last year, the Narcotics sub-branch will, when it starts operations, try to prevent the illegal sale, distribution and consumption
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    STOLE FOUNTAIN PEN, JAILED
    80 9 Sunday Times SUIT Reporter Tan Han Peow. 42. was sentenced to two months' rigorous Imprisonment by Mr R. B. I. Pate s in the Second Magistrate's Court yesterday for stealing a fountain pen from Ng Yin Lin at NewBridge Road on Dec 27. Ng. the complainant,
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    CHEATED $41 FROM WOMEN, 2YEARS' JAIL
    238 9 CHEATED $41 FROM WOMEN, 2YEARS' JAIL Sunday Times Staff Reporter A YOUNG Chinese who impersonated a Municipal employee on three separate occasions last December and induced three people to pay him a total of $41.50 was yesterday, sentenced in the First District Court to two years' rigorous imprisonment to be
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    ARMY FUND: $15,564
    26 9 Sunday Times Staff RrpjiT A $100 contribution from the Standard Vacuum Oil Company of Singapore yesterday brought the Army Amenities Fund to $15,564
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    SITTING on the fence
    933 10  -  NAT GUBBINS By Being m pocket edition of pantomime ■THE BABBS IN THI wooer. Chmrmders: THE BABES 1 British taxpayers). THE ROB BUtS {Mr. Bloodsucker. the income tax coßector end hit mmUK IDLE JACK mmd THE FAIRY QUEEN. Time: Christmas Eve 195* Scene: Clewing in m
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    682 11 i RE you c.nt.nt Vttfc the way you sp^ak A and writ. Are you sure that you are r .aking mistakes that cause people to i -ate yi >v? I has the importance of good 1 i-i> more widely recoßnued than ir you
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    This girl learnt the 'evil' of the 'weed'
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    Cart You Spot The Stars?
    170 11 IT would appear that 1 the holiday season still prevails: only four correct entries were re- ceived out of some 600. Correct answer was Xi- chard Todd and Glynis 1 Johns. First priie for being the first correct entry to he opened goes to *****R0.
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    1200 12  - What the STARS foretell RH NAYLOR by THIS WEEK FOS YOU CAPRICORN I'- 21s« Jan. l'Mi> It thouM be poskiMe to launch a new scheme or rash in m i bright idea about Thursday. A good week for anything that nerd* quirk Kiltedness and mental activity Good too for travel,
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    488 12  -  The Joker E3 fN the International match recently concluded at Bermuda, the American team oosapstcd against several bidding ijililH as foreign to them as were their opponents. Not that there was any single bid made that was completely unfamiliar, but rather that each pair had its own pet
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    478 13  - 'I'll take on Robinson' says Eddie Thomas GEORGE WHITING By \WHEN Ray ("Sugar") Robinson was plastering right-handers on the ribs of Frenchman |can Stock in Paris in November, one of the more watchful of the ringside onlookers was Eddie Thomas, British welterweight champion from the coalmine* of Merthyr. Half-way through
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    1950 was good year for U.K. sport
    982 14 BRITAIN'S ATHLETE OF THE YEM SPORTSMAN'S DIARY rtESPITV o m setback* 1950 has been an exceptional year for British sport. After the 1948 Olympic Games Britain was practically written off as serious contenders In top-line International events. To-day Britain has shown tnat she
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    418 14 ly "THE THIRD KNIGHT \A/E Kave to apologise for Hit absence of this corner during rh« last two weeks mm arrangements Having been upset by certain disturbances in mat period. Though -w« hope we have been missed, our modesty whispers another story! The New Tear will
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      171 14 CHESS PROBLEM By C. H O'D ALEXANDER No. U C. C. W. Uann Black While White to play and win. ■pur Sunday Times Chew Problem No. 11 set by C. H O'D. Alexander proved too difficult for many cbeu players List week, and only three correct solutions were received. First
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    ENGLAND DISMISSED FOR 290
    446 15 ENGLAND DISMISSED FOR 290 ■M< «nto kit wfc <t to tarn tha Mmrf baJI to lex. miaed and was lean-b«wl«d behind hi* lee* By tea-time England had partially regemed the initiative. th» score then beirg 39 for one, the run* having com* U 70 mlnuU*. The bctUng m even slowar
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    153 15 ENGLAND— IST. INNS. Hottun Ibw b Miller 82 Washbrooa c Miller b I. Johnson IS Slmpoon c I.orton b Miller 49 (ompton b Miller Parkhooae c Morris b I. Johnson 15 Brown b Llndwall 7S Bailey c Tallon bI. Johnson IS Evans not out 13 IVrdxr b Lindwall 3
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    704 15 A bumper gate saw the Australians' brilliant ground- fielding cut off thre* boundaries from Brown in the llrst two overs, but Brown, who had his chin tucked det/rmlnedlv into the cheat as he took guard, then gloriously square-cut Miller to the boundary. then forceo n:in to the
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    48 15 Sunday Times Taipinc Sports Correspondent A general meeting will be held at the YMMJi. haU Talpinr. today at 10 a.m. with the obj'ct of reviving the annual Perak Indo-Ceylonese badminton championships. The championships were last held in 1948. All those Interested are <o attend the meeting.
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    140 15 Prom EPSOM JEEP IPOH. Sat. MALAYAN turf and aviation history will be made when, for the first time, a racehorse will be flown out by 8.0.A.C. from London to Singapore. Thl* Is believed to b* the first time that a racehorse hM been
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    462 16 By EPSOM JEEP Malayan racing: A flash bark \H A STREETS splendid victory in the Singapore JolH Cvp richest race in Malaya so far -and Bright Eyes' thrilling all-the-way win in the Liberation Cup— biggest sprint prize of the year were, in my opinion, the two
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    172 16 rK French Air Porce Rugby teasn frosa Saigon was thelr match against Bayal Air Force Combined at arts tar yeataraay evening after a very rlaae caatait on a rain -soaked ground. The Frenchmen won by an onljr try scored In the game. The French Airmen
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    141 16 LAST GAME DECIDES PRINCE Edward Road dethroned the 1960 champions. Jalan Bunos. In the inter-Boys' Club badminton final for the MeKerron Cup by three games to two st the Clerical Union hall last night. Youthful supporters shouted themselves hoarse as the trams fought it out to the last game to
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    55 16 Sanday Times Tailing Bp«U Cerrr sfMutae n t Z^JAPT- Macdonald. '«rell-tnown Perak and North 'ugger has returned from I- are n the United Klngdasa. He is now stationed In Kuala Lumpur While he was posted In Tahv ißft he was the star centreforward of
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    33 16 rpifS Monthly Medal of the Royal 1 Singapore Ootf Club which should have been played yeslerdny was cancelled because of rain and will be played off Instead on Saturday Jan. 10.
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    204 16 LONDON, Bat. RESULTS of today's soccer matches are: kr*»al litoa V. Birmiafkaa 5 .Men IrifkUo »ri-tol t ■nri,i»i a ».rb. ..rla^b. luddrr,nrld lull Ucdi LririNler Lataa IbHktilti I M^nsllrkl •.orttiiniple. >.«r.l,h wu-. <:. ■IroiaHlk Utherkuß r—.iKU. KOI \D Cu-lUIr Kurak-r t Xuihrilrt I S V*rk J
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    492 16 By Sunday Times Rugbr Reporter IN a rip-roaring Rugger encounter on the Padan* yesterday that turned out to be a mud-bath for both sides, Singapore Cricket Club trounced South Johorr by 24 points (three goals, two tries, and a penalty goal) to nil. Both iides
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    101 16 LONDON, Bat. INDK has bee a drawn a<uawl 1 SUas ia the Pacsfle lane af the IWnti lap isttetmaMaaal SUm was iatladsd ia (h* draw sabjert le their ele«U»a to la* lataraatiaaal Badaslatasi federation st a meeting U be heW ta March. ladaa. aa«4ag
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