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Title Section31 1952-11-30 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES LARGEST NEXT SALES IN MALAYA Sunday Edition of tha Straits Times <3t Singapore Free Press No. 903 SINGAPORE. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS PHONE 2S4OS Singapore-631 words
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Article320 1952-11-30 1 Rubber, tin to be boosted BIG PUSH TO END THE ECONOMIC CRISES LONDON, Saturday. COMMONWEALTH Prime Ministers are studying a vast development programme to boost production of rubber, tin, oil, wheat, cotton and Other raw materials, informed sources said today. The programme, aimed to cure the Commonwealth'sReuter - 320 words
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Article, Illustration172 1952-11-30 1 LIDON SEEN, CAUGHT > WON BIN SI 1 AIMAN A PRISONER on his way from Cfe lv j Singapore police eomrt yesterday looked through the wire trill^ of the polkv v.n h« iiita| in. And he tan man rvi'ry p< Herman ore bai bt?B hmtBM o days Liv Su'r.i :;.:n,172 words
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Article80 1952-11-30 1 THE High Commissioner of the Federation. Genera) Sir Gerald Templer. with Lady Templer and their daughter Jane, arrived in a RAF. Valetta at Kallang Airport last r.ight on their way to London. It is believed that General Templer Is going for talks with Whitehall80 words
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Article17 1952-11-30 1 NEW YORK Sat.—America hud 122 fatal accidents Thanksgiving Day tb« roads which were Icj17 words
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Article25 1952-11-30 1 TOKYO. Sat. Kayato Ike- 4a Itinister for International rr>d? and Industry, has reilgned after a 203-201 noronfldence vote against him n Parliament. a.p25 words
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Article27 1952-11-30 1 LONDON. Sat— Mr. Malcolm Muggeridge, deputy editor of the Daily Telegraph, will soc«i become the editor of Punch.the humorous weekly, it was announced today.27 words
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178 1952-11-30 1 DOOR children from the crowded areas at the back of S.ngapores Orchard Road market will soon pass through the gates of Covernment House every morning on their way to play games Se Governor, Mr. Nicoll. told the Social Welfare irtment to open a178 words
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Article25 1952-11-30 1 TOKYO, Sat— The two British Commonwealth oldiers suspected of robbery, pro iel?nsod tojav to t!i» j British and Australian miliauthorltles for trial25 words
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Article30 1952-11-30 1 KUCHING. Sat Seven i'S(> detained under the j emergency regulations r ast August were today released at their own request on condition they returned to I Ch!r.x-Reuter-AAP.30 words
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Article294 1952-11-30 1 'Something for the kiddies...' At an Embarkation Officers 1 Club Bad at Raffles Hotel on Friday night, someone remarked: 'How about something for the poor kiddies this Christmas?" A hat was passed round and in a few minutes nearly $200 was ra.sed for the Sunday Times Christma* Tree Fund. This294 words
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Article78 1952-11-30 1 OKINAWA, Sat.— The crew of American B-29 Superforts who returned from last MiKhts giant bombing raid south of the Manchurian "border said today they nearly collided with a mammoth "flying ball of flame with a 10- foot tail". They said the fiery object oassed directly inUP - 78 words
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Article52 1952-11-30 1 BERLIN, Sat.— So many people smuggle coffee across the West German frontier that 12 German customs policemen thought they would try It too. They were caught by their post commander. They confessed and investigations led to the arrest of 10 others working a racket withReuter - 52 words
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Article169 1952-11-30 1 Retraining of Red youths THE Singapore Government's first centre to rehabilitate detained Communist youths will open soon. I Building the centre, situated in the rural area, will cast mor c than $250,000. The centre will be run on the same lines as the Chinese169 words
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Article100 1952-11-30 1 Man charged with camp murder JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. AFTIiR waiting two hours in the magistrate's court. Kota Tinggi. today. One (how was taken into chambers where his case was mentioned before I'ngku Moschin Ong Chow, who is on a charge of murdering John Daniel Evans, resettlement supervisor, Penggerang, on Nov.100 words
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Article35 1952-11-30 1 MALTA, Sat.— Naval pilots soon to so to Korea yesterday gave a flying display from the British aircraftcarrier Theseus for the Duke of Edinburgh, who is on a week's visit to Malta—Reuter.35 words
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Article30 1952-11-30 1 NEW YORK. Sat.— Madam Vljayalakshml Pandit, leader of India's United Nations delegation, saw Gen. Elsenhower yesterday for 30 minutes. She sain it was merely a courtesy call. A.P.AP - 30 words
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Article162 1952-11-30 1 NEW DELHI, Sat. THE Indian Government has not given up hope that the Chinese Communist Government will approve the Indian Korean truce proposal, an Indian Foreign Office spokesman indicated today. The spokesman told a press conference that he regretted the Chinese disapproval of India's162 words
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Article195 1952-11-30 1 ADELAIDE, Sat. SID Barr.es, the "comedian of cricket", appeared on the pitch at Adelaide Oval today wearing a grey suit with a red carnation and carrying a scent spray, a portable radio and cigars which he offered to the oiayers and the umpires. Barne*. whoReuter-AAP - 195 words
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Article, Illustration68 1952-11-30 1 An English family father, mother and daughter, were among the 100 Civil Defence volunteers (Katong Ward) who received enrolment cards it J passing-out parade at the Children's Social Centre, |oo Chiat Road, yesterday. The family, Mr. and Mrs. Leicester Dunn and daughter Maureen labove) said rhey68 words
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Article72 1952-11-30 1 NEW DELHI, Sat— The Curmesp Premier, U Nu, declared yesterday that the remmunLsts in Burma were losing ground in their efforts lo control the country. Then he said his naticn had decided to seek economic aid from Russia. His double declarations were made in the courseUP - 72 words
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239 1952-11-30 1 1 1 AM Kwee Hong, a 45--year-old tailor, flung himself in front of a moving bus because a letter fom China told him that his daughters and brothers had been beheaded by the Comimunisrs in September The letter written in Chinese, with an English239 words
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Article64 1952-11-30 1 DAR ES SALAAM Sat The British India liner uginda (14,500 tons> dam- her port propeller while* entering tne harbour here. The /oo passengers hay« neen transferred to the British India liner. Mulbera. '3.103 tonst. and w.ll n ooarrt liip Uganda in B< In. Mozambicj'.i if ManReuter - 64 words
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Article34 1952-11-30 1 LONDON. Sat.— Sir Robert Walley Cohen, a director of several British oil companies I and other firms died on Thursday night after a long illness H e wa s 76.— A.PAP - 34 words
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Advertisement61 1952-11-30 1 Wkkti V* IS-ILCSOmST, There arc many good cigarettes, but few, very few, come near to giving you the pleasure you get from Rothmans D 8 Luxe Virginia. That is why, in England's most distinguished homes and clubs, these cigarettes are the standard by S^^ Tp* T TT TF TIT' t.61 words
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Article, Illustration1796 1952-11-30 2 HE MADE FORTUNE WITHOUT WORKING LEWIS WILSON tells the amazing story of a man whose rags brought him riches PARIS. A STRANGE treasuit hunt came to an end in the little town of La Nouvelle in Southern France last week. For ovor three years the family of1,796 words
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Article495 1952-11-30 2 A RCHIMEDES had more than one principle— he produced catapults to throw back the Roman horde, as well as discovering why some things float; Henry V produced his bowmen at Agincourt. The most-quoted military tactician of all time, the German General Clausewitz. agreed that every time495 words
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Advertisement28 1952-11-30 2 .f lift "It\ the -LIVE' brewer's YEAST that tip/Htils to me in lif.cr Stout makes a new woman of me!" a MS! I .V6O AND BUTTLED OT II28 words
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Advertisement144 1952-11-30 2 WjM (fiunmi&M X 1 Ba^Ba^BaHii^L **^^^358 j i i VBM \»w /-ioJ^g^uL You'll, be amazed at the c wonderful difference Pepsodcnt TONiCHT Smile into r D r .TO ««th ke 800 d n^" t0 >' our smile In ust one wcc^ your teeth become dazziingly y m )l white, brighter144 words
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Article85 1952-11-30 3 Briti-h .subjects or protected persons in the Colony who had property In Japan b?t--w en Dec. 7. l'J4l and Sept. 2. entitled to the return ol the property for corr.- .1 for Its loss under with .T;ipan and should apply at once tor I 3 the85 words
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Article52 1952-11-30 3 Tham Wan Sam was late in arriving in a Singapore court last week to answev a price tag offence charge. Mr. 11. B. Livingstone, third police magistrate, yest ■•-<!;>> fined Tham SlOO for the price tag offence and SlO for being late at the earlier52 words
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Article108 1952-11-30 3 Jaftar wins 180-lap bicycle race In the fourth annual 180- I i lap grass track bicycle race for the J. A. Phillips and Company trophy. 20-year-old JafTar bin Zazuli, of Pasir j Panjang Cycling team, was flrtt. Second and third were his team mates. Eric Boev I and Choo Ah108 words
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388 1952-11-30 3 Priority for babies "J"HE Singapore Medical Department will concentrate next year on the expansion of Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital and General Hospital, start a new children's wing on the Thomson Road hospital site and increase the rural health centres. The Director of388 words
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Article, Illustration47 1952-11-30 3 Two men of the Itt Singapore Regiment. Rcyal niag an A. A. gun yrsterdiy. They are bound Artillery, Sergant Mnhat bin Madxain |c cscr to for Britain today to attend a five-month* course camera i and Sgt. Samidin bin SuScr seen man- in radar. Sunday Times picture.47 words
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Article, Illustration44 1952-11-30 3 Mjjor Ccncra! I. E. C. M. Porowr:, comm..nuin?-of Sccr of thr Gurkhas Regiments in Mal.iyj, who returned to Singapo.c by Q.E.A.-8.0.A.C. Conjtc'Litl.in from C.i!cu'.t» yesterday. M.ij. Ccn Pc.-ownc, who was away for two weeks inspected Cutkhas military cstab'i Smentt in India. Sunday Times picture.44 words
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220 1952-11-30 3 GenTempler l the friend of Labour' KLALA LUMPUR, Sat. SANGAMANI, weekly organ of the 50.000-strong j Plantation Workers' Union of Malaya, in its latest editorial, calls the Federation's High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer "a friend of Labour." It says he has fulfilled many of the promises he made to220 words
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182 1952-11-30 3 CINCAPORE taxi-men are planning secret signals to fight the growing number of organised robberies of rdxi drivers. When a taxi driver is suspicious of the motives of his passenger, he will pass a signal to another taxi-man whrh will immediately bring help. These signal*,182 words
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Article163 1952-11-30 3 Lost love causes the disputes SEhK.WBAN, a ;iKHE has been "a slight increase" in the number of family disputes brought to the attention of the Negri Setnbilan State Wellrue Department, Che Fatimah Musa, the State Social Welfare Ollicer, told the Sunday Times today. M<^t disputes, she said, were centred on163 words
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Article36 1952-11-30 3 LONDON. Sat— People selected as magistrates may soon have to promise that '.r.ev attend training course This reminder has been rent by the Lord Chancellor Lord Simonds, to the Magistrates' Association.— ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article82 1952-11-30 3 NEW DELHI. Sat.—Saff-ron-robed Buddhist priests, nuns and pilgrims from all over the world were arriving at Sanchi. central India yesterday for the ershrininn of sacred relics of Lord Buddha's "right and left hand" disciples, who died more thin 2.400 years ago. The relics, of the disciplesReuter - 82 words
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Article170 1952-11-30 3 RUBBER Jumped up by 2" 4 cents in Singapore yesterday and December first -•racie closed at 91 Vi cents a ib Outside and trade buying ■ent up the price and there aas a good turnover. Better advices from London and New York also played their part170 words
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Article12 1952-11-30 3 Singapore Sat.. Nov. 29. $473*4 t plcul (down 87V-J cents).12 words
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Article29 1952-11-30 3 XOTA TINGGI, Sat. The Chinese School in Bamfoc Village is forming a small troop of boy scouts and »irl guides. Datin Mackenzie has given much help.29 words
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Article102 1952-11-30 3 y^N appeal to the people in the City area of Singapore to use the minimum electricity next Saturday polling day for the City Council electon was made yesterday by the acting supervisor of elections, Mr. M Ponnuduray. This year there will be 55102 words
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Article105 1952-11-30 3 SINGAPORE may soon get 1 (trii.il advertisement signs cast on to the clouds from high power supercinematoffraph projectors as uell as aircraft which act as flying neon signs. A firm has applied to the Singapore Government for nermissioi to project on to the clouds "mngic105 words
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Article52 1952-11-30 3 The next Singapore Assize Court, which opens in the High Court tomorrow, will hear seven murder charges. The other eight cases on the calendar include charges of counteffeiting currency notes, corruption, abetting forgery. armed robbery, carrying arms and unlawful possession of ammunition and an attempt to52 words
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Article91 1952-11-30 3 REPRESENTATIVES of 40 i Muslim clubs and assoI elatlons and 25 members of Malay community in Singapore yesterday formed a 14-man Malay Community Coronation Celebration Com-nitU-e. The meeting was called by Ihe Young Men's Muslim Association. Mr. A.W. Mahmood, a retired police officer and a member of91 words
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Article, Illustration31 1952-11-30 3 ."i- MCMtafJf of the Singapore Anglican Youth Fellowship. Mr. |o nny Quck Seng Hock who was married at St. Andrew's C.nhcdral yesterday afternoon to Miss Tan Kok Sun. Sunday Times picture.31 words
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Advertisement204 1952-11-30 3 1953 LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EXAMS. J[ Entries cl.ise 30th. The Singapore Institute of Com- merce got the highest No. ol passes in Bk.-Kpg.. Typing i S'hand in '52. If disappoint ed once, consult experts of 8.1.C. Start where you stopped, be assured of a pass Weekly and spl r]204 words
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Advertisement270 1952-11-30 3 /rfcss^ SK c CoHHCniieu^' choice f >ifrELEK^!J- tFUNKEN t prtl«y| t E L I F U N K I N IHI WOIID- lAMOUS 6liM*N M»KI Dtetrllnrton for rihi.n; UNITED RADiO TRADERS BJ. LOKE YEW STREET, BEN i O.\(i. Sole Ageati SEOW KUAN COMPANY 4. DHOBY GHAUT. SINGAPORE -9 n.L: 7757.270 words
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Article, Illustration1393 1952-11-30 4 MR. J. MARTIN RECALLS THE 'GOOD OLD TIMES' QNE of my earliest recollections of old Penang takes me back to about 1894 and the time when a kiosk could be found «^t the upper-end of Downing Street some 100 feet from the Victoria Jetty. Here1,393 words
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Article, Illustration591 1952-11-30 4 Ifll fl^B ft It *l«2s »3 i^^Hvfe^* s B^^^BwHplß^P^^pißpjl^B I f)UR old friend, the v Adviser on Aborigines, blew into the Dusun (he never arrives otherwise shortly before dark two evenings a?o. He asked for a night's lodging; his subordinate field ,'Taff. of591 words
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Advertisement332 1952-11-30 4 A gold Rolex"Datejust" PP-$fS •pIIKRK'S something nfooul the glitk-ring. solid gold finish, the elegant modelling, the SfilSilliSilSllPßy V Hi fjjH^ ->^o^^^i. super!) design of ;i Rolex l);itejus! wrist watch, tluil marks out its wearer as amm of X/**** -HliffflJßp^ '''''-$$:ss. success ;iii(l distinction. It ;ilso sli iws his exceilenl discrimination332 words
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351 1952-11-30 5 Chinese invent' street names CINCAPORE post office had 151,000 "dead letters last year and expect about the same number this year. Many more would be "dead" but for the long-memory and resource of Post Office workers. Not only is there351 words
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Article, Illustration43 1952-11-30 5 A PARTY of 48 school-chiMtcn visited Kings House rtic other morning as part of a gcographyhittory lesson. Lady Templcr is seen admiring a picture which had been painted for her by one of the children. The children had only had five art-handicraft lessens.43 words
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Article389 1952-11-30 5 JOHN BEHACUE - JOHN BEHACUE By OPERATION Malaya the tilm that will tell rue woria about our fight against the Communist terrorists is we'l under way in the Federation, and its director, David Macdonald. is convinced that he has a great film in the making. His biggest problem389 words
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Article, Illustration66 1952-11-30 5 Yuung t.iiiuii K!iou. who will lead the dancers of the Ballet Circli-s Sixth Cast in Punch's Tarantella (.allop" at the International Variety Concert presented In the Workers" Education Association in aid of the Singapore Conntil f»r Adult I itutation at the Victoria Tht-atrc on I«c«-mber 3 and 1.66 words
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Article63 1952-11-30 5 TAIPING. Sa'. The Sultan of P nerday for increai i coh ijetween peopl? and nunent. He f a COnferei i ol P en ghul.. aiudai and ketuas of kam«: I from all over Larm Krian at Hokkten Boas Kuan. Wi :i racial harmony between IfalmJ ;uid63 words
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Article133 1952-11-30 5 JOHORE. EAHRU. Sat. ONE of the first departments to be re-organised in Johore on the advice of the j Organisations and Methods Adviser. Federation of Malaya is the Customs and Excise Department. As a result seven clerks have been found to be redundant and they133 words
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178 1952-11-30 5 THE BIGGEST EVER PARTY FOR SULTAN OF PERAK IPOH. Sat PRAKS 1.100.000 cosmopo- j litan population wili celebrato on the grandest s:ale ever the «2nd. birthday anniversary of th» j ir Sultan. S.r Yu.ssuf Izzuddin Shah, on January 15. 1953. which has been declared a public holiday througnout the State.178 words
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Article191 1952-11-30 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. IMIE lurmer Mental Hospital > at Tampot, about six lrom Johore Bahni. w::s closed before the war, has been Te-oper.ed. The ''VJ&pital has acc-iiviMridattoii for 1.000 beds and In this m-pect is the largest hos»>tal In the State besides bein" the second191 words
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199 1952-11-30 5 THREE East Ward candidates in the Singapore Cty Council elections at a meeting yesterday, were asked by a man in the audience whether they were prepared to r.ubm.t to an integrity test s milar to that wh eh General Eisenhower ar.c Covernor Stevenson had to face199 words
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Article, Illustration57 1952-11-30 5 Rita Solosa, a young member cf Sin-apoie's Filipino community, sa yj "Come along to our Philippine Nig.'il at Raff cs Hotel next Saturday." Half the proceeds Ml to be given to the Singapo c Leper Reiicf Association. Ilia it here seen dressed in a traditional Filipino costume of corcp!ete with57 words
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Article96 1952-11-30 5 The Independent candidate for West Ward in the Singapore City Council elections, Mr. George Parambil, told voters at an election meeting at Mount Emily labourers' lines yesterday, that if elected to the Council, he would form a representative council of Voters in the Ward. He will place96 words
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Article38 1952-11-30 5 Toh Teck Kian was charged in Singapore yesterday with causing hurt to Tham Voo Poo with an iron bar in front of a Kotonr; shop. Toh claimed trial. The xase was adjourned to Dec. 0.38 words
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Advertisement225 1952-11-30 5 Blackout schedule Tonw tii>j:K llahru. N*«-..«n ltd., lim Oil, Gua:i H,n. V\H Pcvuiuiuii', Anaaa >«• Siattc. vj.ipiii. cap. to.. Nawtaa l t, Chancery L»n«'. WajtfMg S»t«. Patanaa Kd.. OonnU Kd.. D^lmv Kd.. (harit-.id Bank St n W, China Bank 4 n».. Ma Bldg Grorßr St. Suiio. 0. Pickfnnn St.. I.225 words
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Advertisement398 1952-11-30 5 a n /<^(f^^| Follow the Crowds if v'uac fe Happy s °t">pp ers i JA MA) iHaftrjP 3^ls. 85 S^W They cannot i a vS/W^ be wrong 5 I I L W^S sale in \\J£^m FULL SWING 1 Saving Greater I Mf than Ever m m These Grandest offers now398 words
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Miscellaneous88 1952-11-30 5 Today's Radio SINGAPORE (484 m. 620 Krs. Urn. 72UU Krs.) 9 a.m. Good Morning: 9.30 Crosby Show: 10 News; 10.05 Interlude from Hawaii; 10.30 Latin America; 11 Time for Music; 11.30 Swvir«: 1 p.m. Scottish Ifuate; 1 3J Nrn: 1.45 Sports: 2 Voices n 2.15 Qypay I Music: 2.30 Curtain88 words
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Article, Illustration48 1952-11-30 6 This is the Singapore Cty Council's new $129,000 eating centre on the Esplanade as seen at night. Two charming ladies pick the ingredients for a tasty "swaton and khankon" dish at one of the stalls. A good meal in the moonlight48 words
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Article, Illustration984 1952-11-30 6 WAN HUANG - WAN HUANG By fcJANY Western people think that Chinese is a hard m language to study. This is not so. The prevailing style of Chinos^ is eolloqu'al, which is simple and easy. In this style, n Chinese can write what he wants984 words
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Article1039 1952-11-30 6 RAYMOND THOMAS - RAYMOND THOMAS PHOTOGRAPHY FROM SCRATCH 40 By CHRISTMAS is not far away. Have you ever thought of making your own Christmas Cards? It's quite easy, a lot of fun and provides Just that little "something" which adds to the pleasure of receiving personal Christmas Greetings. I can1,039 words
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Advertisement71 1952-11-30 6 -he// /ike a Wr -*f J SHEAFFERiS^ and hell particularly like 1— >^ the Sheaffer's "TRIUMPH" /l^^^ Cold-filled Ensemble illustrat- ed above. This ensemble is ft" the star of the Sheaffer range, and will make a beautiful i|^"^^ present for the one you have Yj /jle^V/ y^ louchDown II I71 words
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Advertisement224 1952-11-30 6 Youflsmile will be in trouble .^jfesj _jiSu_sL_ Isr"1 sr" If she can't Th ahon Ktad <s^ Jf \of rhe JUNIOR TE K S *r-r-r v>\ toothbrush fit* behind old »»h.on.d VV C** V, \<A them thoroughly «k^-k^- »in V\ \A preventing i 1 \'A infection. Q jc^ \A^ Available in224 words
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Article, Illustration782 1952-11-30 7 A LEGEND IN PLACE Dorothy Thatcher describes London's dress parade of the century and tells cf some exquisite Coronation lace which incorporates the emblems of England, Scotland. Wales and Ireland. T ONDON has just had a rush of fashions to the head, and the privileged have witnessed some of the782 words
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Article584 1952-11-30 7 T am 16 and I used to love a girl two years my senior. Now I have a girl friend who is a year younger than I and she loves me very much. Should I stick to the older or the younger one? "UNDECIDED", Singapore. You are584 words
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Advertisement320 1952-11-30 7 there... >fI&JW MHg** r IHUIi Notice tlie beautiful porms o( the fashionable women at a London theatre's 'first 4>£^l^k9k night' The secret is— TON I i HOME PERM I They know. yo« ne, how oasy FONI is to ■~> J manage, how easy to set, how gentle, quick and cool!320 words
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Advertisement176 1952-11-30 7 N FEVER jfe PaTnS CURED Wt CURED HEADACHE \^J^ /COLDS CURED CURED This man is happy! He has learned from experience that he can be tree* of fevers, headaches, pains ar>4 colds by taking ASPRO' tablets when the trouble first comes. Each tablet sealed in Sanifapc- always y^^^^^^O'fresh and full176 words
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Article80 1952-11-30 8 LONDON. •FOUR little girls with ear-rings last week heard Shropshire County Council discuss them. They were sent home from Monkmoor Modern School, Shrewsbury, for disobeying the headmistress's ban on ear-rings which, their mothers claim, improves the sight Councillor George Briggs asked for the ban80 words
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Article, Illustration312 1952-11-30 8 Lillian Buckoke - Lillian Buckoke By MANY small children are still clamouring for rubber coshes, tomahawks and clubs, but we have sold right out and do not intend to stock any more, said the manager of a Singapore department store yesterday. "For the past four312 words
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Article, Illustration779 1952-11-30 8 HARRY LOFTUS - HARRY LOFTUS SOME LESSONS FOR NEWLY-WEDS By IF you have been mar--1 ried between five and ten years look out. You have reached the danger years of your marriage. In this period of your married life, divorce figures show, there is more cnance of you779 words
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Advertisement218 1952-11-30 8 fxWSTO GRAVY I AT WE POUB J^%^ mi (quickly madb -'r^^Jgk m NO FUSS /34A|i^ You'll win praises when you serve Bisto md* •n^uinw gravy. Thick and brown, tasty and hot Bomtead a Compmy what more could you want with all Limited. p<m b<» mcjidisln:* and it's made in a218 words
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Advertisement163 1952-11-30 8 The right weaning food*H)tk j|l|* l 0U *<SHING Etlß <~$L B **S, MINERALS VTTAH" 1 for your baby To wean your baby easily and happily, simply start giving Farex regularly every day. Farex is the readycooked food that mixes in a moment with milk, fruit juices, milk puddings and other163 words
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207 1952-11-30 9 TEACHERS AND STUDENTS GREET THE LONG BREAK Teachers and students in Singapore schools yesterday welcomed the decision of the Education Department to give them a month's holiday for Christ- j mas. i Schools will close on Dec. 12 and reopen on Jan. 12. The original plan was for the schools207 words
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283 1952-11-30 9 Forts are set up to protect Sakais from Reds KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday yWO out of four forts planned for the Sakai country have been set up, a Federation Police spokesman announced here today. They form part of an experiment a^med at winning over and adminstering the Saka s in the283 words
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Article70 1952-11-30 9 Lee TMam Siak was yesterday charged before tne srti-pore First Police Magistrate, Mr. T. Kulasekaram, with cheating Ong Blew Chr ng, a woman, of $187 in i June last year. Ong said that she hud I given the money to Lee to help her to get a70 words
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Article42 1952-11-30 9 The Rev Mother Superior j and the community, chair- man and members of the Mount Alvernia Hospitals 1 Building Fund Committee in i a letter of thanks for oub.ic BQpport. announce that the j •und flag; day raises $14,761.42 words
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Article29 1952-11-30 9 JOHORE LAHRU. Sat.— Special Cons. Voles Abdullah bin Abu and Nay bin Kassiin. charged in the Kota Tinggi Police Court w.th desertion, were aCluwed bail ">n ich.29 words
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Article, Illustration170 1952-11-30 9 j\NYONE with a goat in S:ngapore can bring happiness to a worr.ed mother whose prematurely-born iw ns annot thrive without goals milk The twins, Monica and Thomas Brewis, celebrated cond birthday la?t vv?ek. But they were unable 'o enjoy the mugs of fresh uilk that170 words
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Article85 1952-11-30 9 weather s'rristic. throughout Malaya '*ere: Minimum temperatures Nov. 28 from 730 p.m. to Nov. 29 7.30 a.m.: S'por? (75 deg.i; Penang 1 76>: Kc;a Bahru i7o>: Kuala Lumpur (74); i;j i: 1 73"; Kuantan 71 >. Maximum temperatures (Nov. 29 frcm 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m Spore (8485 words
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Article151 1952-11-30 9 Malays on UK army course BOUND for Britain to-day in the troopship Dilwara are Sergeants Samicin bin Suhor and Mahat bin Madzain, who are to atteud a five months course in radar. Both are members of the Ist Singapore Regiment Royal Artillery stationed on Blakang MatL An Army spokesman said151 words
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Article39 1952-11-30 9 The Chinese Ladies' Association will held its quarterly lunch at the Island Club on Saturday at 1 p.m. The guest speaker will be Mr. A. Guibaut, the French Consul General, who will speak on Tibet^39 words
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Article26 1952-11-30 9 KOTA TINGGI. Sat— The Government has bought a new motor launch for the use in Kota Tinggi. where travelling is done by river.26 words
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Article34 1952-11-30 9 PARIT BUNTAR, Sat. Eng Lai Ser.g, 24, was charged in Parit Buntar on Thursday with attempted suicide, by drinking ringworm lotion. Sentence was postponed to Dec. 4. Eng was allowed $100 baU.34 words
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Article56 1952-11-30 9 WEE OEK CHEW, 33, was charged In Singapore yesterday with raping a girl at the Green off Robinson Road, on the night of Jun? 21. We e was also said to have assaulted the girl in July H e was offered $2,000 bail. The56 words
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Article195 1952-11-30 9 SINCAPORE is due for a polio epidemic next year, said Hie Director of Medical Services, Dr. W. Vickers, at a press conference yesterday. The epidemic occurs once in aDout every 30 months. The last one in Singapore was in 1950. Dr. Vickers said that steps195 words
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Article92 1952-11-30 9 The following election meetings will ta*e place to- lay: Mr. S. Jasanath&n tWorkets' andidate for SutJi Wurdi. at .30 pm. ir. Hcndeison R-;id. Mr. S. M. V.isau.ir. (Progrtata &ncid»le for South Ward), at the unctkn of Ticng Baliru at. 4.30 j ».m. Mr. Peter 11. Williams.92 words
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Article41 1952-11-30 9 Break -in charge Sim Kuang Llan, alia? Sim A Ho. 19. was charged H i Singapore court yesterday vith breaking into a house it Yio Chu Kang and stealjig cash and property worth 53.097. The case was adjourned to Dec. 6.41 words
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Article, Illustration38 1952-11-30 9 This picture of yesterday's monthly .22 rifle meeting. held at Blakang Matt, shows Malay wives of Other Ranks of the R A.S.C. and R.A. competing amongst men and British service women. Sunday Times picture.38 words
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Article194 1952-11-30 9 Robbed his mother to gamble WONO TAI LENG. 19, admitted in the Singapore First District Court yesterday stealing $625 worth of jewellery from his mother He admitted gambling with it in a coffee shop at Telok Blangah. Wong was charged with stealing a gold bracelet, four gold rings, four gold194 words
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Advertisement224 1952-11-30 9 A "dream" to work wtth th» boruitltul new Moflat v^r DeLuxe gives you HflCt cooking rapacity than any r rani<e on the market Tl><« t-*o full stie ovens allow 10 bBk» ;ind roast at the same time 5 surface I rr.r* plu^ warnun« oven storage sp.«ce for jrour pots Ani224 words
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Advertisement165 1952-11-30 9 To/from AUSTRALIA or NEW ZEALAND RETURN TRIP at SINGLE FARE Q"n*as B. O. A. C. concessions on "^^H^V students' air -fares Students below the age ci 26 years are eligible lor this concession provided they are enrolled to attend a full academic course at an overseas college or university. Also,165 words
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Article, Illustration740 1952-11-30 10 DAVID FARRER - THIS DEVASTATING BOOK ABOUT BALDWIN DAVID FARRER By COON after he retired the late Lord Baldwin asked Mr. C. M. Young, "somewhat languidly," if he would like to write his life. Young accepted and thereafter a modern Boswell tat, listened, and took notes. The result is one of the most740 words
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Article647 1952-11-30 10 John Cordon, one of the most controversial I writers in Britain, will j certainly set YOU j talking. I ET us open with news of an entrancing discovery, in tests at the National Institute of Poultry Husbandry in Britain hens allowed to choose their own food laid an647 words
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Miscellaneous271 1952-11-30 10 New Crossword ACROSS DOWN 1 Scaled the ascent at th» rim 1 Mahogany (6. 4. 5); 2. i. ecaiea me ascent at the run. cltlzens employee? (5); put not straight up (7, 2); 6. The 3. "Don John of Austria Is goln* least bit of a knock (2); 8. "Those271 words
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110 1952-11-30 11 KIRKBY. Sat.— One hundred and fifty Malayan students at Kirkby teachers training college have had their first taste of English snow. Half-an-hour before suppor time yesterday, shouts, of Its snowing" brought all first -year students to the windows. Before long a fey110 words
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Article61 1952-11-30 11 KLANG. Sat.— Dates far Christina.-, celebrations aro: tb Christ!?.. Deo. 23: i. ncy dTMi ball. Dec 24; Bt langor Coast Club. Christmas tree, Dec 22; fancy dress d^nce. Dec. 27; Pon. Swettenham Recreation Club ChrLst.aa-s tree, Dec. 18: dance at PSRC. Dec. 20. Patient at the61 words
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Article33 1952-11-30 11 PARIT BUNTAR. Bat. Nagappan, a l?.b.,urer, plead- ..:>• in Parit Buntar to poisossion of one gallon of illicr liquor on Gula Estate on Sept. 25 Sentence v.u--d to Dec. 5 ru.d Ka-33 words
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Article78 1952-11-30 11 The Perak Chinese Advisory Doard held a two-day meeting behind closed doors at the Chinese Rubber Dealers' Association, Teluk A«ison. The Mentrl Besar.. Perak Dato Panglima Bukit Gantang, presided. About 16 members attended. It is understood that among subject discussed were try security loan. Chinese runstables,78 words
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Article, Illustration305 1952-11-30 11 Reds food-ships halted KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. A SILENT battle of searchlights and silhouettes is fought each night in the Straits of Johore between the combined 1 marine police of Singapore and the Federation and the Communist terrorists and their supporters.305 words
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Article57 1952-11-30 11 PENANG. Sat. Several! hundred office workers were i stranded this morning when i th Municipal trolley buses earning them to work suddenly stopped in the streets. A fault had occurred in the overhead electrical wirt.s and for several minutes, the j vihicl&s could noi continue. Many57 words
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Article94 1952-11-30 11 PENAMG. Saturday. pENANC police today called on the public to report immediately any forged currency nates which may iotns into thei* possession. Mr. J. R. Co'e, Officer- n.:hirj?e Crimas, said that rive-do!!ar counterfeit notes fiod been found PtCMfiy in the ?2sir Mas district o: Keiantan.94 words
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Article79 1952-11-30 11 ADC TO THE GOVERNOR Lt. Commander W Ir\\rfc. of the Malayan ■a B s.n ted tv agapfg| Sir. J. F Nlcol U becia his C.i -row. LI. Commander ny years hi ihe Sacawak Civil Sen lip j- -rsed a firm of ittt nranufactnr-irs and re-cataMltiMi Its LiimI in Colombo alter79 words
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Article44 1952-11-30 11 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Sat.— A public meeting in the Bukit Mertajam Court at 4.30 p.m. next Thursday will! discuss Province Wellesley plans to invest in the Federation's $*****0,000 Security Loan Mr E G. Hanrott. the Bukit Mertajam District Officer, will preside.44 words
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Article25 1952-11-30 11 KAJANQ, Sat. A record collection of $1,715 was made in Kajang for the Poppy Day fund. Organiser was Raja Azam bin Raja Kamaraizaman.25 words
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Article, Illustration37 1952-11-30 11 The Quarter-Master Genera] of the Briti3li Army, Grncral Sir Oovry L. Roberts, who arrived in Singapore by Comet yesterday. In addition to Singapore, he is visiting Hong Kong and Koren before returning to London Sunday Times picture.37 words
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159 1952-11-30 11 TH E UNDERGRADUATE committee running the University Ball is still not decided who is to play the part of Adam "in fig leaf" in the main feature of the evening— the pageant "Rendezvous with Adam". He will, however, be one whose psyslque will personify159 words
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166 1952-11-30 11 WANTED BY THE POLICE: WOMEN SPECIALS' SINGAPORE women yesterday discussed th« rej cruiting of women volunteer special constables. An advertisement recently announced that a training I course tor women volunteer "specials" will begin on Ja.ii. 5. Mr. R C. CorfleM. ti»e Asrostan; Superintendent of Police in charge of th Volunteer166 words
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Article70 1952-11-30 11 PENANG. Sat.— The OOTernment Is considering a ichem to tra n teachers for I r.chools. which are \crv short of staff. Thp plar: th,- Sunday rimes v itei ■a two-year coursp with at middle certific A tra'n'.i? centre, it has oe set I \rl! be of70 words
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Article77 1952-11-30 11 NO ONE COULD SEE MRSARMA PFNANG, Sat.— Strict security was placed on the lajula last night when it Arrived in Penang irom Singapore v.ith Mr. P. Sarma, former president of the Sin--apore Teachers' Union, on board. Mr. Sarma. who is being repatriated to India after two years" detention under the77 words
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Article45 1952-11-30 11 IPOH, Sat. The fourth grc«p of new village leaders i will attend a six day course in civics and on the practical side of the administration. The course, which begins I tomorrow, will include lectures and talks by senior Government officials.45 words
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Article123 1952-11-30 11 PENANG. Sat.— lnstead of living herded together In congested slum areas town dwellers should spread out to the outlying areas, Mr. Khoo Vat See (Independent) urged In a campaign speech today. Before this was possible more workers' homes should be bailt for th e123 words
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Advertisement158 1952-11-30 11 WHO'S AIR-CONDITIOINED FOR COMFORT Some watcK and «vn», ortwrs take refuge from the tv»at in the refreshing cooness of an AERTEX SPORTS SHIRT The famous Aertox ce'u'ar weave with it» t("oirjnds of tiny air cei'^ ventilates the body whrn it is hci, and insu atos it from ce'd if the158 words
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Article53 1952-11-30 12 MESSRS. TAN HOCK WHYE. Chuee Hock. Hock Hye family wish to express their heartfelt 1 hunks to their relatives, friends members of Associations for at- 1 tending night visits funeral of the lute Mr. Tan Tiang Seng hl-o to those who sent cash, sengscrolls, refreshments.! band ft loan of53 words
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Article20 1952-11-30 12 HARROWS LTD. 7, Orchard Fond. Morning and Afternoon Antl-Shrink Dresses Guaranteed by Grafton. From $30 to $55. Til. 4800.20 words
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Article533 1952-11-30 12 MR. VISHINSKY, the Soviet Foreign Minister, slapped Asia in the face last week. By rejecting India's splendid scheme for the cessation of the Korean war, and in grossly abusive terms, he not only insulted the Indian Government and people; he also trampled on the hopes533 words
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Article, Illustration903 1952-11-30 12 DR.E. SINCLAIR - 4 Amazing young man' is now Ike's No. 1 DR.E. SINCLAIR By A TALL stooping maif of 64, clean-shaven, with a high forehead and myopic blue eyes peering from behind pebble lenses, will soon sit at the imposing mahogany "Chief's Desk" in the State Department in Washington. He is John903 words
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Article310 1952-11-30 12 CANBERRA. Sat. THE obstinate and pitiless anti-Asian immigration policy followed by the Labour Government that went out in 1949 is recalled by the fact that, under a wiser and humane administration of the a;ien laws. Termer U.S. Army Sergeant Lorenzo Gamboa. a Filipino by birth, is back310 words
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Article719 1952-11-30 12 I WOULD like to recall and refer to an article In the Sunday Times about five weeks ago relating to "The meanest men in tne world." As I come from the town of Greenock in Scotland, and had not heard of any such thing as a cemetery719 words
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Article, Illustration815 1952-11-30 12 Roger Yue - 'BOY' WALLEY, THE HERO OF YESTERDAY Roger Yue By COMEWHERE in London today is a Malayan of failing sight who operates a small barber's shop. His name may mean nothing to present-day boxing fans, but this fighter idol of Singapore a quarter of a century ago has not been forgotten815 words
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Advertisement747 1952-11-30 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. SITUATIONS VACANT APPLICATIONS are Invited foil Teacher of Art and a Teacher of English In the Methodist Girls' School. Kuala Lumpur. SALES Manager of Farm Machinery and Tntctors able to work Independently and handle indents of such equipment and spare parts, v illlnt; to travel. Only experienced person747 words
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Article, Illustration905 1952-11-30 13 SANTA WILL NOT FORGET CHILDREN IN THE NEW VILLAGES Magnificent response to Christmas Fund "["HE picture below of money changing hands reflects the growing spirit of good-will throughout Malaya a determination to make this Christmas one which everyone will enjoy, from the poorest and tiniest "Tiny Tim" to the richest905 words
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Article, Illustration539 1952-11-30 13 These boy* from Hie Geylang Engirsh School. Singapore, gave yp their cake money for a fortnight to 'aite $14.15 for Hie Sunday Times Christmas Tree Fund. Receiving their contribution is Miss Blossom Burrett of the Sunday Times editorial sfaff. fine gesture and I can assure539 words
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Article494 1952-11-30 13 A MONC the donations received by the Sunday Times Christmas Tree Fund last week there have been generous gifts from the Race Horse Owners' Association ($500), William Jacks and Co. ($200) and Mr. Tan Chwee doon ($200). Ih« suml.ti riuici ChrlMiuai Tree 1 uii<i494 words
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Article23 1952-11-30 13 KOTA TINGGI, Sat. Mr Fryer Is in Peneerang as Resettlement Supervisor, sue- i eeedtng the late Mr. J. S I Evans.23 words
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Advertisement35 1952-11-30 13 >i 5; i^i^J smooth, even and l>\** -aa^^jj iS^Bj^BB perfect adhesion. ki|^ mi "^lJ^^B keept well j^^^^^ ""^^4f*^T^ '<l*al for Home. AGENTS FOR S.E.A. THORESEN CO., (Malaya) LTD. io WINCHESTER HOC LUttiM V. it. »»v2«35 words
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Advertisement516 1952-11-30 13 in urpfif/flSfek H J' s '{itlil'Jili 1 J I ■at mmtaJinfUifllU' I I mil t B Federation oi Ma!ayj $385 your initrphll ,Uahr KOSTER CO. LTD 304-U. Orchard Ro.id. Sn^po c. C. NANG HONG CO 203. Batu Road. K_ab Lump r. RADIO GENERAL TRADING CO.. 186 8. Brcwsfcr Road. Ipoh.516 words
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Article, Illustration183 1952-11-30 14 yHE SUNDAY TIMES is awarding $15 for the best picture of the week, with $5 for runners-up. This weefc s first price goes to Tan Seng Hunt of 14, Bertam Lane. Penang, for his fine picture "A Country BuUoek Cart," which was taken at Re!au, Penang. The183 words
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Advertisement506 1952-11-30 14 Be Proud of Your English Improve Youi Speech and Wntmy in a Few Hours Are you amt. Nt *un idt Never nas the importance ol I w.iv you speak and write? Are effective speech and writing, ,r. ihut rou are n>t been more widely recognised mining mutates mat cause than506 words
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Advertisement175 1952-11-30 14 m IP* Sort tw«.<ftU» tt Mechanical perfection, simpiicity in manipu'Jation and the iigest ever standards of iens equipment are the leading features of the new Voigt!and«r cameras. See your photo dealer for a demonstration Sole Agent.: DIETHELM CO., LTD. Incorporated in Switzerland). SINCAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG 4 < quickly banishes175 words
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Article, Illustration1239 1952-11-30 15 Love horror from the censor's 'icebox' John Behague reviews two surprising films which have just come off the 'banned list' I I HEAR.... I THAT Danny Kaye is I E to make a film in Kne- land It's called "Knock On Wood." and it will be I his first independent1,239 words
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Article209 1952-11-30 15 UITA HAYWORTH. as the publicists have been telling us tersely and jubilantly. is back. After her European interlude Wttk Aly Khan here she is in her first film for three years. "Affair in Trinidad." just premiered in London. Be not deceived by the jubilance209 words
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Article, Illustration95 1952-11-30 15 yoi uw her in the British 1 picture "Gone To Earth", but do you know her name? Send your answers to "Spot The Star," Sunday Times, Singapore. Prizes of $25. 115, $10 and $5 will be awarded to the first four correct entries opened on Thursday morning.95 words
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Advertisement207 1952-11-30 15 Last 3 Nights PETER BARTER'S LUMINOUS REVUE South American Rhythm AT THE CAPITOL RESTAURANT DAY! f{o{&Mwm*mM 6 30, 9.30 BOLD BLISTERING BRUTALLY OUTSPOKEN TOMORROW! ONE DAY ONLY! "SUDDEN FEAR" By Demand! Tuesday! Book Now! ma .terpiece. without a doubt delkious. S l> Mishrd amusing naughty but never s vr —BRIAN207 words
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Advertisement306 1952-11-30 15 DAILY! IX W JUUJU i U ttft> THE BATTLE THAT SET THE *3 i/Wtf^ ARIZONA TERRITORY FREE! J^fr£ 1 HAYDEN TUCKER WH£LAn\ fl WIJ^L UL Color by TECHNICOLOR jl f DOUGLAS in his greatest role, as rough.tough ChuckTatum BIG CARNIVAL with Jan Stirling J". Paramount Picture Today 9 m. "M-G-M306 words
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Article, Illustration910 1952-11-30 16 PLAYS' FESTIVAL WAS A TRIUMPH By The Stroller THE Stage Club's Festi val of Plays in Singapore was a greater success than even the most optimistic bad forecast. Both plays were very well done before capacity audiences throughout the week. The Sta«e Club has staged a comeback as remarkable as910 words
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Article317 1952-11-30 16 Marie Cough's Cookery Corner r|XXS often the words Vegetable Marrow 1 conjure up a memory of transparent insipid lumps covered with a paste-like sauce. This tastelessness can be avoided by choosing small marrows for your table. The younger the marrow the greater the flavour and the317 words
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Article778 1952-11-30 16 BILLY BUDD - BILLY BUDD By f\NLY six days more to the polls. Isnt it exciting? I wonder if that nice Mr. W will get in? Will the UMNOMCA alliance, one of the most astounding marriages of convenience in political history, floor the opposition? Will Mrs. Thing become Councillor778 words
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Advertisement327 1952-11-30 17 "•PHO««0MS7DOm«0R1). V TODAY! 3, 6.3J A. S».i:> The A t' 4)1 Indonesia in their LATKST I Ai (.(I RIOT! "PAHLAWAN" DIM. br MM Bros. TODAY 11 A.M. "CANYON PASSAGE' Tech. ROYAL 1.30. 'j.00* "8.30 DHARMA UEVAIHA' (Tamil I REX Johore Bahru Todaj 3.15. 6.45 9.15 "WALING WALING" (Malay) ATLANTIC Great327 words
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Miscellaneous1270 1952-11-30 17 p* l>y Edgar Rice Burroughs jfMs<^ //wmS& ik ACTRESS, IRENE WE&B. Z^y^==^Z~l jf^^T^k* V>)_ E MEMBERS O(= THE MOTION PICTURE Ik^ v/a v_ 4/ zAr £-4 tizoups bought va_iant_.v f=or. su«\.'/v.al Pv»v y _l —^rfey^" a £-^v •"ibv s ___Pl THAT ie ALL s>or one, vnho now emerged v^-^ /S^V-1,270 words
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Article850 1952-11-30 18 GUBBINS - GUBBINS By VLTHAT about having a cosh boy In your home for Christmas? The idea occurred to me after reading a report by a London magistrate on juvenile courts. In one of these the chairman paid the fine of a yjung thug, called him a naughty850 words
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Article133 1952-11-30 18 VTEIGHBOURS of 22-year--I^l old Kenneth William Smith, sent home to Britain from Malaya wounded and paralysed, were hurt to see that a young man who once had been so active must now be helpless at his home, in Halstead-rd, Wanstead. London. So Mrs. Margaret Clarke and her133 words
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Article, Illustration19 1952-11-30 18 Carole Lagan, 17-year-oid Glasgow git I, is the laresr addition lo the Windmill Theatre shows in London.19 words
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405 1952-11-30 18 TKHJRIST chiefs are furiA ous with the British Government for charging overseas visitors up to eight times as much as British people for official seats on the Coronation route. Mr. David Eccles. Minister of Works, is pricing 4.000 uncovered seats in Whitehall at np to 30405 words
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162 1952-11-30 18 X>ETROLEUM is constantly being created. The high probability of this Is stressed in a report to the American Association for the Advancement of Science by Dr. Paul V. Smith of the Standard Oil Development Co. A variety of hydrocarbons, of which petroleum is a combination, were162 words
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Advertisement236 1952-11-30 18 TEETH CAN BE ROBBED of their beauty by PYORRHEA WO.--"^^^^^JBj^Bp jiffs* I It may strike 4 out of 5 Dreaded Pyorrhea, "sly thief of Kniil:ful teeth and healthy i nctnallv attack 4 out t of pyotrhea often shrinking gums p.nd loosened teedi nliicti matt .lied. So don't ovcrlookthe Ia! I236 words
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Advertisement420 1952-11-30 18 M We take pi...... i. JU(2! announcing our appointment as SOLE MANUFACTURER'S REPRESENTATIVES for SINGAPORE AND MALAYA for m/s COL U MET A LUXEMBURG Manufacturing Programme —SEMIFINISHED PRODUCTS: BLOOMS SLABS SQUARE BILLETS FLAT BILLETS SHEET BARS. —STEEL BARS: ROUNDS FLATS SQUARE ANCLES CHANNELS JOISTS, ETC.. ETC —STEEL PLATES AND BLACK420 words
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Miscellaneous153 1952-11-30 18 POPULAR CROSSWORD ACKOSS nnn-v l. Bead-dre.i s>; 6. Apprehen- OWN tan (5»; 10. Plrale (9>; 11. Banal 1 A PP^*^on (5); 2. Dwell (5); '>; 13 Dispense with 3. Groove (3); 4. Cards (4)- 5 i. Cuideo (3>; IC. Blow Muster (6); 8. Writing- table '(4)' R»t (5); 19. Remain153 words
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Article291 1952-11-30 19 She has taught her cats to sing LONDON \I, T ORLDLY fame means I IT nothing to Champion Mair of Allington, best ft male Blue Persian in the world, or to Scamp of Aliinnton a champion Chinchilla. For although they have Ave.-.t their lives winning prizes, and have been admired,291 words
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Article113 1952-11-30 19 ACROSS: 1. Tiara; 6. Dread; 10. I Buccaneer; 11. Trite: 13. Spare; 15 Led; 16. Smack; 19. Sit; 20. VSpee; 22. Ado; 23. Begs: 24. AbUsence; 27. Cobras; 28. Formal; 29. I Trading: -31. Bush; 33. Gin; 34. j Swot; 37. Ice: 38. Beset; 40. Ale; 41.113 words
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Article171 1952-11-30 19 YOU think being a Beauty Queen sounds a nice Job? Well financially It Is. The title of Miss America, Just contested in Atlantic City, is worth about £17,500 In hard cash. But here from one of my colleagues In America. Is an account of the three171 words
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Article252 1952-11-30 19 LOVELACE - LOVELACE By rJE elegance and simplicity of the Duchess of Kent's wardrobe has Impressed, and I hope Inspired all of us to strive for a better sense of dress. Not all of us can be dressed by Hartnell or be endowed by nature with a beautiful252 words
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Article, Illustration817 1952-11-30 19 THE TEENAGER tidies up... Farewell to the tomboy bobby soxer. Welcome to the tidied-up teenager. In America there has been a considerable change, says Kay Murray, and a 'reformation* In Britain io noted by IT.dna MoKenna KAY MURRAY cables from NEW YORK. rpilE American teenager is I a creature of817 words
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Article159 1952-11-30 19 Loneliness as bad as sickness AN IMPORTANT part of; the ta."k of keepinp elderly people healthy is tc keep them feeling loved and wanted and useful. Loneliness, according to some authorities, may be abad as sickness For thai reason old people should be encouraged to form, clubs. The clubs can159 words
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Advertisement252 1952-11-30 19 PROGRESS AGAINST PAIN Research chemists in manycountrics have long been trying to overcome the two obstinate defects of ordinary aspirin. Now, in 'Disprin', they have succeeded. Aspirin is acid (acetylsalicylic acid), and it is almost insoluble in water. Consequently aspirin enters the stomach in the form of undissolved add particles252 words
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Advertisement288 1952-11-30 19 tjsfal _HH_l_^_^_^_h a_HB& flfti I IBHiffi: liei i S i i POKJAKLE Si .T REFRIGERATION A new concept a new product to Ml an o'd need... Refrigeration where and when" you want... For Homes, For Boats. 'or Home Bars, for Picnics, for Mountain and Resort Cottages, for Business and Professional288 words
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Article, Illustration1466 1952-11-30 20 BENC SWEE - The wreckers cripple a lighthouse BENC SWEE f^rffri^rj^ w™ *****X1^! *^l!^ THE TV/ELFTH EXCITING INSTALMENT OF KING OF THE STRAITS' BY Four Sinjapair friends. Jolin King, Kass.n. Chandra and .\h Sent have fal'en foul a eroi:p oi pi airs and smusslt:s > r iio i.\l\ th«-tnsolves the jil^;; Ran? John.1,466 words
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Article305 1952-11-30 20 TEST YOUR INTELLIGENCE ON THIS- HERE are ten quest. ons to test your general knowledge. If you can answer all ten correctly, you are obr ously a bright pupil, and don't waste your time. Eight marks are good, six marks mean that yoxl have a fair amount of305 words
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Article, Illustration508 1952-11-30 20 Calling all collectors by s Philray LAST week we started to think about the simple basic rales of stamp collecting. The first rule said that torn, damaged or dirty stamps should not be included in a collection. The second rule told you that stamps should be508 words
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Advertisement538 1952-11-30 20 No other ink I ra works this liMfj^ MAGIC! Only Parker Qllink with Solv-X gives 4-way protection for your pen y Ends clogging.. .gives quick. f^ Oittoivet tediment left r>v even flow. ordinary inks. f Cloont os it write*... Hushes r 7 Prevent! corrosion anj rublcni. b^r roi. PRICK: 2538 words
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Advertisement513 1952-11-30 20 STOP PRESS! BEST SELLER* AMERICAN REAPER'S DIGEST READER 30tii AHWIVERSARY EDITION This 30th Anniversary Readers Digest Reader has been published to commemorate the 30 years of publication of the Re.iuers Digest from 1922 to 1932, and contains the cream of nearly 13 000 ortlcks in a single volume to provide513 words
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Miscellaneous56 1952-11-30 20 Crossword result EfEKS ii (be lointlM to ast ..cvk's rr«»«ord p»»rtr: AC BOSS; Ksjro. 4 Ucin. 6. Tapper. 1. Nerth. Gst. H Nrt. II and |l> Itukii Snrn IS, |ai 13. 17 Brain. IS. sten. DOWN: KatL t Tap. 3 Her«o. 4 Dea 5. Net* S. atecent Guard. IS II56 words
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Article, Illustration984 1952-11-30 21 Manning Blackwood - Manning Blackwood TCfOioicfiT^^^TJ^^iv^rn^^T^^ By THE honeymoon would appear to be over for the motor trade and Britain's car exports drop steadily month by month, below last year's figures. According to the Economist, of Nov. 1.. it. is expected that 150.000 cars will be sold984 words
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Article228 1952-11-30 21 MELBOURNE bookmakers have made an Important new contribution to the emancipation of women. Although back in the nineties Australia became the first country to enfranchise women, the Police Offences Act of Victoria, of which Melbourne Is the capital, forbids bookmakers accepting wagers from women. The228 words
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Article, Illustration445 1952-11-30 21 ROBERT WALLING - ROBERT WALLING By LONDON lirHEN Prince Philip opened ?T the Cycle and Motor Cycle Exhibition at Earls Court he found it contained a Motor Show m miniature. For a feature of the show was the little three-wheel cars on display. One visitor to the show. Mrs.445 words
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Advertisement286 1952-11-30 21 fOV)NVM N MAKES ItiBAL GIFT FOP. XMAS Obtainable at all Leading Stores Sole Agents: M. PRAGER LTD. SINGAPORE aW 4mb*£ Sleeperette* service gives you twice the usual leg room extrnils to full bed lenpth for restful slumber MOST LUXURIOUS WAY TO THE U.S.A.I "The President" offers the most de luxe286 words
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Advertisement40 1952-11-30 21 I m m m m WT r-^A A appointment V i M m m >>> A W Gin Dtstlllers V^-^A 4-^\ A Ki^ Georje* VI j^^)i2~^jh "^k W M ranqueray. Gordon U^Sr*" irfVi M A_J^ l^ Co., Ltd. Gordons Stands SuptefHZ40 words
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618 1952-11-30 22 ' CRUSADER - Girl from K.L. is Australia's badminton 'queen' 'CRUSADER' By A FORMER Kuala Lumpur schoolgirl recently became A .'str.iiia'k new queen of badminton. Her name is Ethel Peaccck. and the local school which she atrenJed Pudu English School. i here she developed her game under the watchful eye of Thor Beng618 words
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Article215 1952-11-30 22 DALRAY, the great New Zealand horse which won the Melbourne Cup early in the month, may represent Australia (or New Zealand?) in the Coronation Stakes, to be run in England next June. His owner. Mr. Cyril Neville, of Greymouth, New Zealand, has been enquiring about the cost215 words
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Article318 1952-11-30 22 ■n Sunday Times Kuala Lumpur Rugby Correspondent VLTITH all of last season's players still available and a few acquisitions from other states, Selangor Asians should complete a hat-trick by winning this year's All Blues Rugby Cup. Their first fixture Is dgainst Singapore All Blues on318 words
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Article102 1952-11-30 22 T AST week the Queen went to Sandringham. During her stay she was out with the guns on a four-day pheasant shoot. But, reveals author Allan A. Mlchie*, she has not developed her father's passion for the sport. Anti-blood sport groups discouraged her in her teens, says102 words
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Advertisement213 1952-11-30 22 HORSE Scotch Whisky |^5S> 'THE purpose of signs A is to tell without words. This white horse symbolises Scotch ?t its vcrv finest whisKy M i mporltr distilled, blended and u r jjon o ova matured by Scotsmen fr^ ikavkrs' in the traditional ways that they, andonly they, ONS Lm213 words
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Miscellaneous183 1952-11-30 22 SPORTIWO SAM By Reg. Wootton Do you know MOST liiards can move each eye separately and probably have keener vision than human beir.^s. DUE to improved freezing techniques, Americans are eating more berries now than a few years ago. IN Pakistan, a nation of 80 million people, only four or183 words
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Miscellaneous25 1952-11-30 22 NEW CROSSWORD SOLUTION i j fraj I !'pMw[^crno!p!pHsmTfEjpi r If I ■aMaVHt I B ),|ale,|m|r|i If "I I TTT 1 i ij^^^™TT[ J 111 ly^gMDrliGmTiAlLniNaM25 words
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261 1952-11-30 23 DURRANTGOAL EARNS A DRA W IPOH, Saturday. CELANGOR and Singapore drew one-one in a thrill-packed and hardhitting game in the inter-State quadrangalar hockey competition on the Ipoh padang today. On the run of play, however. Singapore should have won easily, as they took complete control261 words
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Article, Illustration57 1952-11-30 23 OJNGAPORE AH Blues' front-row prop Tan Kah Wan >3 (facing camera) and Negri All Blues' wing -forward, Osman Rani in a tussle for possession following a lineout. Charging in between them is Negri's Goi Poi Chui. Singapore and Negri drew 3-3 in this All Blues cup rugger competition game played57 words
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602 1952-11-30 23 Negri Blues held 3-3 in hard game CINOAPORE All Biue.s. ipnikfd 13 by brilliant forward play j forced a three-all d:\iw with tne fancied Nejri All Blues. In \lw::Southern Section All Blues rugger cup com;>etlUon match played on the Singapore Padang yesterday. A penalty goal brilliaii'ly veiled by AauroM Pinto602 words
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Article87 1952-11-30 23 PENANG. Sat. teams have entered for tliis years Penang commercial house badminton I tournament fo: the D. A. Maccay challenge shield. The competition, sponsored Cy Qg C'ej-ical and Adminisc Staß Union, is in its four-: ?ear and will be played at the! P.C.A S.U. counts at Anson87 words
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Article71 1952-11-30 23 At Ay.r Rajah Road cesterday REME beat Royal SignaLs by 14 I points i^oal. penalty goal "and I two tries) to three points Uryj at A\er Raja Read. Smih. Standish and Kerr scored a try eaci. Diplock made one ,-onversion en I kicked a penalty71 words
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Article207 1952-11-30 23 IPOH Sil. I>ERAK beat Pimn,: 2-0 In ih: first m:\tcn it in? i- ter■teta qu.'.dram;i:l;ir hi-ckry to.rr- nii>ty lirre tail ■ftVIMMB. Mthou3b Porik ■cored only twice i. jni uoe-atdttl game. Per;;k s dafenca iv suptrb. It TO so «.,ror>i; tm: r Ariz did no; toa -h207 words
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Article385 1952-11-30 23 By SECOND ROW ARMY thoroughly deserved their win by 11 points (a goal, try and penalty* to eight points (try and a penalty goal* against Royal Navy al Tanfclin yesterday. Both the Army forwHios ;md OUtaldea looked very mi.eh more dangerous when in passtssion but385 words
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Article484 1952-11-30 23 KUALA LI'MPFR. Saturday. rw\HE Malayan Amateur Athletic Assuciit.on, at a A general meeting here today, decided to postpone the proposed trip to Ceylon until after the Malayan championships in August next yeir. The reason given was mat the 1552 athletic season had j ended, and it484 words
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429 1952-11-30 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. AN unconverted try three minutes from the end enabled the Scots to keep their unbeaten post-war record in the annual •>elangor St. Andrew's Day rugger match against The Rest by nine points (dropped goal and two tries) to429 words
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Article109 1952-11-30 23 SEREMBAN. Sat. rpHREE singles ai.d seven double* A will be piayed off in the annual tennis match between Negri S?mbilan Malays and Selancor Malays and Selan?or Malays lor the Tungku Abdul Rahman Cup io be played here on the Pers-.dan-jran Bflal Cub tomorrow starting i at109 words
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Article138 1952-11-30 23 Speed weight gave Rest win SEREMBAN, Sat. Through .superiority in weipht and speed the Rest beat Scotland by 14 points (a goal and three tries) to five (a goal) In their annual] rugger match here today In aid of i the Queen Elizabeth Coronation I Youth Club. Rest opened the138 words
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Article61 1952-11-30 23 BOH TALLON HITS FINE CENTURY BRISBANE. Sat.— Pas-, by the Alls rjlian Tps I>n his co:,-,0-back eTor lon I -co-td a fore;::; i i ftau-rd ii tv i .no's f.^r land against thp Sou'h Alric-ins Queensland :o av carrkfi their Inning total to 54n and South Aftir^i replied iM 87Reuter - 61 words
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87 1952-11-30 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. y.O.C. Sp^rUi Club beat Barath You'h 3-1 In the annn. soccer competition fcr the Vdl.isamy Cup on the Rail-vay Institute ground at Brickfields today. Centreforwsrd Karrupiah gave Barath the lead In the 10th mlr.ute. VOC equalised In the fcurth minute of87 words
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Article36 1952-11-30 23 Singapore Cricket Club trounced R.A.F. (Chansi) by 55 pom s (eight jroals. four tries and a penalty goal) to nil in a friendly rugby match played at Changi yesterday. Lt.-Cdr Gray re--1 fereed.36 words
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Article125 1952-11-30 23 PENANG. Sat. A LATE goal by Scotland enabled them to hold the Rest to an eight points all draw in their Poppy Dtv I rugger match on the Western I Road ground today. Each side scored a goal and a try Bffore a poor crowd125 words
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Advertisement539 1952-11-30 23 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT Appointment of Probationer Teachers Governmrnt English Schools. Penang and Province Wellesley. Applications are Invited for Bppointment to vacancies for Probationer Teachers. Government Enpltsh Schools, Penang and Province W>llfs]oy. 2. The npproved salary scale Is as follows:— Men: P'osationer $100 Exam. Bar $200 x 10 310 325 x 15539 words
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Advertisement61 1952-11-30 23 f VlViete oes JJot^ ot You II find all the i \NVio "fS,. BranA" ta th* j m T i «a complete alphabetize! etc IS SECTION" The STRAITS TIMES ■^ftmu^inß > v II 111 ml n W** l whi»« mip« of iingtoorm (3 I 1 mU'H THE" STRAITS TIMES PRESS61 words
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Article397 1952-11-30 24 RAPID RED GALLOPS BEST AT IPOH Double Dividend impressive From EPSOM JEEP IPOH, Saturday. RAPID RED, with Abdul Mawi astride, revealed striking form on the training track at Ipoh this morning when he galloped clean away from the well-performed Majestas (Fry) in a testing tryout over 6-F. Stretching out with397 words
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Article, Illustration83 1952-11-30 24 A GENERAL VIEW of play during- the final between Macao and Hong Kong women for the Kama la Ramanujan Cup at the Singapore Badminton Stadium on Friday night. Picture shows (left) Macao's Iv Li Lian Chan Yee Sing in action against Hong Kong's Bagnio Wong and Wong Oi Lan. The83 words
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Article222 1952-11-30 24 THF First Asian Table-Tennis Championships, !i befaa with a sensational upset last Saturday night, ended last night with another sur rise at the Singapore Badminton Hal when Inriit's "stonewaller". Mrs. G. Nasikwala, beat Hong Koii" s table-tennis beauty, Miss Baguio Wong. 1 Score: 16-21, 21-13, 17-21.222 words
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Article57 1952-11-30 24 SYDNEY Sat— Cclln McCool. former Test cricketer and an outstanding all-rounder In Sheffield Shield matches this season, will leave In February to play with East Lancashire i?)ub. He said he would not be available fcr Test cricket thin season, and would not be a candidateReuter-AAP - 57 words
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Article59 1952-11-30 24 In a semi-final of the Sanderson Cup rugby knock-out competition played at Seletar on Friday. 390 M.U. beat R.A.F. iSeletar) by six points (penalty goal and a try) to nil. Scorers for 39C MU. were: Clough (penalty* and Fowler (try). The otner semi-final, between Changi and Butterworth.59 words
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48 1952-11-30 24 KOTA BAHRU. Sat.— Kelantan beat Perils 3-2 In a soccer match here In aid of the Security Forces Amenities Fund and the Peppy Day Fund. Kelantan scored thicugh Ibrahim, Mohsmed and Alma i Abu (own goal). Perils scorers were Hassan and Abldin.48 words
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Article50 1952-11-30 24 TAIPINO, Sat. Displaying better combination Government Services yesterday trounced Royal Engineers Sports Club nve-one In a league hockey match. Engineers started well to score through Chapman but thereafter they were on the defensive and conceded five goals. Scorers against them were Jegatheesan (3), Guy Martlnz and Anthony Samy.50 words
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Article33 1952-11-30 24 Victoria Afternoon School drew 3-3 with St. Andrews School at hockey at Woodsvllle yeaterCay. Watscn scored both gonls for St. nnd Koh Teck Hong an BhOD Kal Kok for VX33 words
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Article149 1952-11-30 24 LONDON, Sat. REVISED draw for the second round of the Football Association Cup tournament, to be played on Dec 6 Is: Barrow v. Millwall. Colchester i United v. Llaneliy, Peterborougji v Bristol Rovers." Queens Park i Rangers or Shrewsbury Town v. j Che'te: field. HalifaxAP - 149 words
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Article39 1952-11-30 24 T.":npenis Rovrs beat RASC MOfi» by five giuls ta four. ;?d 3-1 at h If time. S-o:crs for Tempenis Rovers were: Mo:as 2. Suppiah l, and F.ank 2. Sccrer/ fcr RASC: Dcllah 2. d A!i 2.39 words
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129 1952-11-30 24 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. jyiCTORIA Institution Present, Boys beat Past Boys 'j-l in their table tennis match in the Daniel Shield competition today. Present Boys are holder*. Results (Present Boys first): Singles: Goh Tuck Keong tot. Chan Khal Foo 21-14. 21-17. 21-10; CJiCal^ Tham Swee129 words
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Article42 1952-11-30 24 A proposal to form a Far Ea.st Rugby Union, made by S:am. has been welcomed by the Rugby Union in Britain. It is suggested that Siam, India, Malaya, Ceylon and Hong Kong should be the original members.42 words
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Article39 1952-11-30 24 In a hockey friendly played on the SRC. ground yesterday. SRC "A" drew with the University "A" two-all. Scorers for the Recs were Th!ararajan and Neubronr.er. Yiap Khim Yin and Ng Beng Wai scored for the University39 words
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Article673 1952-11-30 24 WEIGHT FOR 14 IPOH RACES OTEIGHTB for Sat*T nrday. Dee. 6. first day of the Per a k Turf Club Hf-cmbfr meeting: Cl.3,Div. 1-8 F. Newmarket 9.00 Coming Attraction 8.13 British Film 8.11 Hattrlck 8.09 M<sty I in- 8.08 Simple Simon 8.07 Payeur 8.04 C*a<-lemairne 8.04 Caique R. 02 Calypso673 words
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Article301 1952-11-30 24 LONDON, S»t. LEAGUE DIV. I Burnley 0 Wolves 0 ardiff Bolton Liverpool 2 Blackpool 2 I Manchester C. 1 Derby 0 I Middlesbrough 4 Chelsea 0 Newcastle 1 Portsmouth 0 Preston 2 < h.uiton 1 Sheffield Wed. 2 Aston Villa 2 Stoke 1 Arsenal 1 Tottenham 2Reuter - 301 words
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33 1952-11-30 24 Singapore Harbour Boarf nest Sln?ap:re Cricket CMb a' rugger yesterday at K»..p°: Tirad by k'.x noints to nil. Ben.on ar.o Scaife «.-arb Mi 'v*d a penalty goal.33 words
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