The Straits Times, 9 December 1953
1953-12-09
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Title Section15 1953-12-09 1 The Straits Times Mat*'*** fiat**** He***** Kstablished 1845 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1953. 15 CENTS15 words
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Article, Illustration694 1953-12-09 1 West will listen to case for China PEACE IN KOREA IS FIRST OBJECT BERMUDA, Tins, •pi IK Western Powers have agreed thai ;ii the proposed Bifl Foill meeting they will listen to the Soviet argumenl for a further meeting to include Communist China, il wasReuter - 694 words
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Article29 1953-12-09 1 Colombo, rues. Ceylon's Minister for Home Affairs, Mr A Ratnayake. collapsed with a heart attack after addressing h meetinp in Kandy. His condition is serious.— A P.29 words
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Article49 1953-12-09 1 MELBOURNE. Tuesday A 21-YEAR-OLD motor cyclist, who police said turned round anri kissed his uirl pillion passenger they wove throuch traffic :it 44 miles an hour, was today fln^d A El 2 for dangerous driving and had his licence suspended for three months. Router.Reuter - 49 words
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Article27 1953-12-09 1 MELBOURNE. Tuex. The Department of Civil Aviation ■tied licences for four helicopter! to take part in Urn search for oil in New Guinea. ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article173 1953-12-09 1 FRANCE DOES NOT WANT 'RED' PEACE SAIGON. Tuesday. FRANCE wants peace but not on terms that would lead to Communist rule of Indo-China, the French i Commissioner-General in Indo-China. Maurice de Jean, said today. He made no direct reference tn the Communist suicide at- j tacks at Gia Loe. whichUP - 173 words
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Article28 1953-12-09 1 LONDON. Tues. A treaty between Britain and Libya, which permits stationing of British troops in the newly-created North African Mate. took j formal effect yesterday.— A.P.AP - 28 words
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226 1953-12-09 1 Bungalow attack beaten off: troops answer radio SOS RENGAM. (Johoro), Tuesday. 4 TERRORIST Rang attacking a bungalow on I'lu Remis Estate last night were driven off when police and troops rushed to answer a radio SOS from a beleagured planter. Mr. Burton, and his wife. At 8.30 p.m. bandits cut226 words
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Article75 1953-12-09 1 Gary Cooper heads list HOLLYWOOD. TIMS. The British actresses Deborah Kerr has been named in a list Ol the most popular actors and actresses ;n the United States. He r namp was 11th among self-ted in a poll conduttert hy a trade magazine (Box Office i among75 words
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Article38 1953-12-09 1 LONDON. Tues. Th- British Cabinet mad P plans today for a foreign affairs debate next week in which Sir Winston Churchill will gJve thp House of commons a full report on the Bermuda Three-Power ■nee. RenterReuter - 38 words
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Article, Illustration104 1953-12-09 1 Women all wam those Coronation style earrings LONDOS Tues. The Queen has made earring* th r biggest fashion craze of the century, icwcllrry makers say here. The boom began when women saw Coronation \s pictures of the Queen in tiara and matching chan,v rlclirr type earrings. Nojf manufacturers n rReuter - 104 words
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Article53 1953-12-09 1 Aboard The Royal Yacht Gothic. Tues The Queen lUU spoken by radio telephone tc members of the royal family in England from the Gothic, now in the middle of the South Pacific on her way to Fiji The telephone is fitted with 1 scrambling device toReuter - 53 words
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56 1953-12-09 1 Russian troops mutiny in East Germany 111 ICI IV. Tues.— The antiCommunist information bureau said today that more than .V) Russian soldiers have been arrested after a mutiny in Rernau Garrison, near Berlin. The bureau said they refused to obey orders after an officer beat a comrade who had fallenAP - 56 words
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Article35 1953-12-09 1 BERLIN. Tues— A conference of the Foreign Ministers of Russia, her Ea.st European satellites anH Red China will begin in Moscow, on Friday it was reported here today— A.PAP - 35 words
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144 1953-12-09 1 4 RESCUED AFTER DRIFTING NINE HOURS TELIK ANSON. Tues. fl^Ol'R men were rescued hy a passing fishing boat early this morning near Baeandatoh after clinging for 9 hours to an empty 44 gallon drum. Iheir boat hart capsized in ihoppy sea*' near Pulau Sembilan in the Straits of .Malacca late144 words
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Article54 1953-12-09 1 Malaya an enigma' LONDON. Tues— The Tim, today declared that the struggle in Malaya was more Mttei even than that against the Man Man in Kenya "Malaya, whose ruture cor. stitutiona] form us Important because here a nation has to be somehow built out of two warrinc communliles. remains anReuter - 54 words
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Article64 1953-12-09 1 LONDON. Tues.— Yugoslavia last nisht made new proposals to the British Government aimed at having a five-power onference on Trieste, a Yugoslav Embassy spokesman said. They were not revealed. A Trieste message said that Italian tanks, artillery and infantry continued to withdraw gradually from the positionsReuter - 64 words
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Article30 1953-12-09 1 HOLLYWOOD. Tues—Laurence Harvey, the English Shakespearean* actor has been sicned by Warner Brothers to play in a minimum of six films during the next five years. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article36 1953-12-09 1 LONDON. Tues Sm.w ice and foe covered many parts of northern England and Scotland today as an exceptionally mild spell over most of the country i showed signs of endinc Rev- I ter.36 words
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Article25 1953-12-09 1 BRUSSELS. Tues. Two trains collided in fog yesterday on the Brussels-Ghent line. killing four persons and Injuring '^i. Most victims were girls. -APAP - 25 words
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Article82 1953-12-09 1 All is quiet again in Teheran TEHERAN. Tues. MILITARY authorities here report complete after a clash inside Teheran University yesterday when troops fired on students shouting anti-Government slogans and distributing pamphlets protesting against the resumption of Anglo-Persian liplomatic relations Eye-witnesses said police fired aft^r students tried to wrest their weapons82 words
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Article33 1953-12-09 1 LONDON. Tues Fournonths old Wariboko. the Yieerian girl who survived an operation separating her from icr Siamese twin sister, was eported to he exccedinclv well )y hospital officials here today. -Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article25 1953-12-09 1 WASHINGTON. Tues.—Unit>d States military courts of nquiry are investigating the sassa of Servicemen who made 'sern warfare confessions" vhile prisoners in Korea. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article157 1953-12-09 1 PARIS, Tues A 20- MONTH -OLD baby boy is pregnant. a French doctor claimed yesterday. Professor M. Lombard, of Algiers, told the French Academy of Medicine that he had discovered a four-month-old foetus in the abdomen Of the mal r baby Name, condition and whereaboutsUP - 157 words
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179 1953-12-09 1 Churchill tried to stop Ike's U.N. speech LONDON. Turs. lORD Beaverbrook's i Daily Express claimed today that the Prime Minister. Sir Winston Churchill, tried with all the eloquence at his command to talk President Eisenhower out of making his atom bomb speech to the United Nations. And when Sir WinstonAP - 179 words
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Article234 1953-12-09 1 Russia still the stumbling block PANMUNJOM. Tuesday. pOMMUNIST negotiators here today summarily rejected a detailed United Nations proposal for a full Korean peace conference which the United States representative Mr Arthur Dean, described as "our final offer." The stumbling Dloclc *as usain the statusReuter - 234 words
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Article26 1953-12-09 1 CAIRO, Tues.— The British Charge d'Affaires, Mr. Robert Hankey. conferred with the Egyptian Foreign Minister. Dr. Mahmoud Fawzy. for one hour here yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article16 1953-12-09 1 PHILADELPHIA, T v c s Philadelphia's new U5515,000.--000 airport terminal opens on Saturday.— A.P.AP - 16 words
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Article182 1953-12-09 1 NEW TIN PRICE PACT IN SIGHT From HAM, ROMNEY LONDON, Turs. OEPORTS from Geneva say ajrrprment was in sißht yesterday on the compromise minimum and maximum tin price proposals submitted by the cood offices committee of the tin conference. Authoritative sources told the Geneva correspondent of the Financial Times that182 words
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Article40 1953-12-09 1 'U.S. PAPERS ARE RED' CH\R(.E OTTAWA. Toes John Bl.ickmore said In Bsjbjh <>f Commons last nit; lit most US. and Canadian newspapers are under ttmttti if Communism. Rlackmo.-j has defended Senator McCarthy In two ret tut speeches. A.P.AP - 40 words
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Article31 1953-12-09 1 NEW YORK. Tues.— Mrs. Lakshmi N Mcnon, of India, told the United Nations Trusteeship Committee yesterday that nationlist aspirations of the peoples of Africa could not be ignored.. UP.UP - 31 words
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Advertisement26 1953-12-09 1 A L DIAMOND M Lm M A GEM SET Qiurc vAEJ rvStsr^S sT ninuo P. H. HENORY, 7ft. North Under Knad. Singapore GOLD FLAKE O.F. 2126 words
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Advertisement36 1953-12-09 1 KLZZSHsB^BSBBBBBBBsf V Tiger A Testimonia Is P^sssssPi^^^^^g^^S^SgS^,*^,! a2323r5x. MISS L. TOE recently confided: "I'm making pillow cases for all my boy friends so they can fit in the TIGER Christmas cartons I'm giving them!" T.C.T. 5236 words
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155 1953-12-09 2 HOLLYWOOD, Tuesday. TEFF Chandler, the Hollywood movie star, doesn't know it yet but he is soon going to be presented with a portrait sketch of himself. Violet Sleigh, the 18-year-old Kuala Lumpur girl who won the recent Miss Malaya beauty contestUP - 155 words
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64 1953-12-09 2 Terrorists gone and all the fish were dead KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A patrol of No. 4 Federal Field Force found a terrorist resting place in the Labis area of Johore yesterday. It had room for 15 people and was two days old. The patrol followed fresh tracks to a river,64 words
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Article36 1953-12-09 2 BERNE. Tups. Switzerland will renounce her Chrll air agreement with Britain unless British air companies reciprocate facilities granted to them in Switzerland the chief of Swiss Air. M Walter Berchtold. said her,, yesterday.— Router.Reuter - 36 words
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Article13 1953-12-09 2 TOKYO. Tues. Japan is planning to expand trade wi*h Siam.— UP.UP - 13 words
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Article, Illustration179 1953-12-09 2 lYnrntan Hartnoil v.viiibiiiwt in London vilon THREE of the dresses to be loom by the Queen on her present Commonwealth tour were recently exhibited by Royal designer. Norman Hartnclt, at his salon ;n Rruton Street, London. They arc shown in the sketches at right. Left:Reuter - 179 words
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159 1953-12-09 2 Rubber talks deadlock: 'Serious row over wage cuts KLALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. 4 DEADLOCK has developed in the wage talks i between representatives of Malaya's 300.000 1 plantation workers and the rubber estate owners. The talks between the All-Malayan Rubber Workers' Negotiating Committee and the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association— broke159 words
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Article137 1953-12-09 2 I^OR his part In a $18,000 pay•T roll robbery last June. V. Muniandy, 24 was gaoled nt Singapore Assizes yesterday for nine years. Muniandy pleaded suilty to a charge of robbery. Two other men. Osman bin Abdullah and Ahmad bin Abdul Hamid alias Ahmad Boyak who137 words
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Article83 1953-12-09 2 CHESTERFIELD. England. Tues .TIHREE hundred workrrrn at I M. an ironworks here yesterday began a boycott ot Ronald Hewitt, 29-year-old crane driver, because he obeyed his union and turned ud for worn during the 24-hour nation-wido strike of engineers last Wednesday. Last Friday Hewitt's workmates sentewcedReuter - 83 words
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Article57 1953-12-09 2 ANTOFAGASTA, Chile Tues. I— A strong earthquake ye^ter- day shattered almost a third ot the homes in Calama, an i Andes mountain rail town I about 125 miles north-east of j 1 Antof agasta. Nine people were Injured, three seriously and th P population ofAP - 57 words
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Article103 1953-12-09 2 A man is detained 4 CHINESE ran amok at the junction of Upp/»r Cross Street and South Bridge Road, Singapore, yesterday afternoon and attacked a special constable with a knife. The constable. Abdul Rahman, had just left a bank where he had been on guard103 words
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Article40 1953-12-09 2 KARACHI, Tues.— The U.S. Vice-president. Mr Richard Nixon, yesterday pledged that J th" United States would be I Droud :o stand with Pakistan in developing the country industrially and in protecting ;t from aggressive forces, y.p40 words
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195 1953-12-09 2 Gifts pour in for the old folks THE theft last week of the Christmas poultry being reared in the Home for the Aged in Thoirson Road, Singapore, has resulted in the best Christmas dinii'T the old folks have ever had. When thieves broke into195 words
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Article, Illustration59 1953-12-09 3 FIRST radio pictures from Exmouth Gulf, Western Australia, scene of the hie nil strike, show (left) a worker servicing a bore pip**; (centre) a derrick beside which rest 90-foot pipes withdrawn from the cemented and sealed-off bore ready for further drilling; andAP - 59 words
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Article, Illustration216 1953-12-09 3 McCarthy followers are dupes, sa ys labour mp. LONDON, Tuesday. A LABOUR M.l', described supporters of Senator, Joseph McCarthy as "dupes", in the House of Commons yesterday. Tho Mornbor. Mr. Thomas Reid, asked the Government, what warlike stores had been exported by Britain to Communist China in the last sixReuter; AP - 216 words
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Article149 1953-12-09 3 i ondon. Tues. THE House ol Commons last msht rejected ;i mutton criticising the Government's policy m British Guiana whose cunsMtutlon Mispendrri la<t October. The mbtton Bought to annul i a draft order-in sus- pendinc the constitution and setting up an interim torm of Government It wasReuter - 149 words
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Article33 1953-12-09 3 STOCKHOLM. Tu<- Profesaor Hans Ariolf Krobb. 1 of Sheffield University, one of thi.s year's Nobrl Prize winners for medicine, arrived at Ootnenbury, West Sweden, yesterday on hi.s way to Stock! Kcuter.33 words
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Article47 1953-12-09 3 SYDNEY, Tues. Sydney University Senate has decide^ to re-establish the Chair of Oriental Studies, which has bron vacant since 1950. The Senate will decide whether Japanese or Chinese studies will be given the n.ain emphasis in the faculty when ;>piication.s for the RouterReuter - 47 words
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99 1953-12-09 3 Queen giving up mansion of destiny LONDON. Tues rE QUEEN today decided to give up Fort Belvedere, the 18th century mansion where the Duke of Windsor made hi.i decision to abdicate 17 years ago. The Fort the Dukes country home until 1936 has belonged to the Crown for over aAP - 99 words
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Article38 1953-12-09 3 SALZBURG, Austria. Tues.— The Salzburg Mozarteum Theatre has .staged the world's first performance of a nrw play b 7 the Egyptian author Tewflk el Hakim. The play. "Pygmalion." was received with rounds of applause.—A.P.AP - 38 words
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Article34 1953-12-09 3 NEW YORK. Tues.—Publishers and union representatives today met Federal mediators, who said an agreement had been worked out which could end an 11-day strike that iras closed six New Yor* newspapers. U.P.UP - 34 words
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Article23 1953-12-09 3 MANILA. Tues. —Presidentelect Ramon Magsaysay last night named Mr. J. V. Cruz, former newspaperman, &s his Press secretary. A. P.23 words
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Article53 1953-12-09 3 DIGNE. Tues.— Gaston Dominici. aged 77. last nißht retracted his confession that he killed British scientist Sir Jack Drummond, Lady Drummond and their daughter Elizabeth. During hi.s first formal hearing in chambers the old farmer replied to all questions: I did not shoot— l did notReuter - 53 words
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Article17 1953-12-09 3 ROME. Turs —Ex-King Farouk of Egypt left Rome yesterday by train for Paris.— A.P.AP - 17 words
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Article18 1953-12-09 3 LA PAZ. Tues.— Mrs. Victor Paz Estenssoro, wife of Boli- via's President, died yesterda' I —A P.18 words
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Article, Illustration89 1953-12-09 3 I 111 DIKE OF KIMNBI K<;il is shown hire with a whitewash brush in his hand and an apron over his shirt and shorts as he plays the "barber" in the traditional crossine the line ceremonies. The Royal tour liner Gothic was crossing the equatorAP - 89 words
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176 1953-12-09 3 INDIANAPOLIS, Tuesday. MR. CHARLES WILSON, the Secretary of Defence, last night said that the United States now had the most powerful and effective air force in the world. "Our outstanding combat experiences in Korea indicates that we also have the best pilots,"Reuter - 176 words
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Article, Illustration29 1953-12-09 3 MM II I is the name given to this vivid green lorgnette decorated with red holly berries. It is described as a Christrras spectacle fantasy. Reuter picture.Reuter - 29 words
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Article128 1953-12-09 3 Towpath killer to hang LONDON. Tues. ALFRED CHARLES WHITEWAY, 22-year-old "towpath killer." lost his appeal at the Oid Bailey yesterday. He had been found guilty of murdering 16-year-old Barbara Songhurst. Barbara and her 17-year-old friend, Christine Reed, were cycling home last June when they were struck down, raped, killed andReuter - 128 words
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Article50 1953-12-09 3 LONDON. Tues— A Polish military court at Stettin yesterday sentenced to death two of three men accused of being Western agents sent to Poland "to prepare the way for parachutists," Warsaw Radio reported The third accused was sentenced to life imprisonment. All three pleaded guilty.— ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article41 1953-12-09 3 LONDON. Tues.— The British Government has appointed Mr. Denis Wright, head of the Economic Relations Department of the Foreign Office, to be Charge d'Affaires in Teheran, the first appointment since diplomatic relations were resumed with Persia on Saturday.— Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article38 1953-12-09 3 ROME. Tues.— pope Plus XII led 400,000.000 Roman Catholics, on both sides of the iron curtain, today in the joyous opening to a "little holy year- dedicated to the Virgin Mary and prayers for peace.— Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article198 1953-12-09 3 LIVERPOOL. Tues. POLICE seriously considered 1 1 sabotage when the 20.000--i ton liner Empress of Canada caught flre and sank in thr Liverpool docks last January. thp official inquiry into the disaster was told here today. They questioned severa hundred men and carried out otherReuter - 198 words
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Article269 1953-12-09 3 LONDON, Tuea. THE end of the account and the fact that the next one will be of three weeks 1 duration -nade for quietly irregular condition* In tea shares today, while rubbers were Inclined to be dull through lack ol active Interest. Closing prices or «eiected stocks were269 words
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Article26 1953-12-09 3 LONDON. Dec. 8. Cash Buyers £655; Sellers £660; Forward Buyers *545; Sellers £647':: Settlement £670 (up £15). Turnover a.m. 70 tons, p.m. 20 tons.26 words
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Article38 1953-12-09 3 LONDON. Dec. 8— Spot 17\d Jan. 18d. Feb. 18d Mar. 18d.. Jan M*r. 18'« d.. Apr-June 18'« d.. JulyS*pt 18',e, Dec. c.lf. 17',d.. Jan. rlf. 17", d. Peb c.li. unquoted. Totie: Very steady. 473 LOSE JOBS38 words
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Advertisement47 1953-12-09 3 frvflftinc tnGincs 9t0628.H.P. Lister Engineering l.ldj M) X^ mS CoronB9 jtfT K^J Especiales >^\ W ""W \J R«ina Victoria y*\ M S-^ High Life in q) the East MILDNESS and /3s p I M OK IIIIH Sole Agents: DIETHELM CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Switzerland) SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PF.NANG47 words
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Advertisement433 1953-12-09 3 WIN A CHRISTMAS DINNER FOR EIGHT PEOPLE— YOUR CHOICE MAY BE OUR CHOICE! Don't forget the Closing Date is the 12th December so obtain your Entry Forms NOW for the S. C. S. CHRISTMAS COMPETITION FIRST PRIZE; A Christmas Dinner for 8 people SECOND PRIZE: A 14-lb. Turkey THIRD PRIZE:433 words
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Article185 1953-12-09 4 Miners are worried, Council told KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. ALLEGATIONS of "strained A employer-employee relations in the Malayan collieries were made at the Selangor I State Council meeting today. Mr. Tan Tuan Boon said that the Colliery Workers' Trade Union had complained that the recent sacking of 473 workers at Batu185 words
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Article71 1953-12-09 4 MIDWIFE IS ACCUSED OF CHEATING Zahara binte Haji Akit, a midwifg, was charged in Singapore yesterday with cheating tw 0 women of $100 each. She was alleged to have faLsely induced Amnah binte Hussein and Hapsiah binte I Haji Alias to believe that they would obtain employment by giving her71 words
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Article, Illustration40 1953-12-09 4 TWO SINGAPORE SCOUTS, l-eong Lee Sun (left) and Leon:; Hong Moon, model the two styles of scout hats. On thr left is the new beret-style and on the right the oldfashioned four-cornered hat. Straits Times picture.40 words
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395 1953-12-09 4 DRYSDALE BLAMES OIL FOR MINE SLUMP KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. MR. John Drysdale, chairman of Malayan Collieries, today criticised the Federation Government for its delay in deciding on a coal policy. Government co-operation, he said, had been sought to ensure the395 words
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Article46 1953-12-09 4 Another new cargo liner belonging to the Swedish East Asia Line, the 7.710-ton Sudan. will make her maiden call at Singapore early next month. Fully air-conditioned, the Sudan was launched at Gothenburg on Aug. 25. It has room for 12 passengers.46 words
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Article52 1953-12-09 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Mrs Linda charnley. wif e of a police officer was fined $25 her P today for failing to take out an identity card in the prescribed period. She arrived in Johore on Aug. 2 and only applied for th P card on52 words
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Article37 1953-12-09 4 KOTA TINGGI. Tues.— About 300 families here have registered with the Governcnt for assistance in evacuation if floods hit Kota Tinggi again. The town was damaged by floods in 1948. 1950 and 195137 words
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Article32 1953-12-09 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues The movement of cows from Jchore to any other place in the Federation, and their slaughter, except under licence from State Veterinary Officer Johore, is now prohibited32 words
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Article38 1953-12-09 4 IPOH. Tues. —The Papal Nuncio, Archbishop Lucas, now touring Malaya, will arrive in Ipoh tomorrow evening to conduct benediction at the Church of St Michael. Afterwards a parish address will be read to him38 words
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Article40 1953-12-09 4 Neja Singh and Lim Poh Guan were each fined $100 or six weeks' gaol in Singapore yesterday when they were found guilty of theft of a motor car tyre and rim, worth $150 at ißukit Timah Road.40 words
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99 1953-12-09 4 REGISTERED but unqualified dentists in Singapore may In future be banned by law from using such drugs as the sulphonamides and penicillin. A committee, which recently investigated the matter, has said that the Colony should amend the dental ordinance and follow the Federation, where99 words
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Article266 1953-12-09 4 Many favour the beret krHE BOY SCOUTS' familiar wide-brimmed four--1 cornered hat may soon be abolished— if Scottish icouts have their way. 4 recent proposal to the Scottish Council of the Scouts' Association said that the overwhelming majority of smuts fppl that the266 words
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Article159 1953-12-09 4 He thought policeman was fooling OSMAN bin Sedin. a motorcycle patrolman, told a Singapore court yesterday how be chased a car for two miles one night before he realised that the driver was a friend who used to work with him at the Traffic Police. Osman was testifying against Ramalingam159 words
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36 1953-12-09 4 PENANG, Tues— Singapore and the Federation imported 19,857 tons of rubber from neighbouring countries in November, official statistics show. The bulk of the rubber came from Sumatra. It supplied 12,339 tons.36 words
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167 1953-12-09 4 Now I'll make wives vanish Sorcar CORCAR the magician is bringing his show to Singapore again— two years and half a dozen visa-filled passports after making 30 people faint at the Capitol Theatre with his tonguecutting act. Back from Britain and Europe with a new repertoire of tricks, he will167 words
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Advertisement249 1953-12-09 4 0 BEAUTY is a woman's privilege Vomen through thr a£<-^ havr sought the secret of beauty, borrowing heaury-airk from the earth or from plants. But today Pond's Farr Powder heps you, in an easy delight/ul way, to enhance thr natural beauty of your face. Choose vnur own special shade in249 words
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Advertisement103 1953-12-09 4 am Cl IGaliV-x Ibm IBBM LaBK^MIiaBBBiaBBIdBBBBBBBBBBIIBBBBBj lif WILLIAMS HUM BERT'S %w lID 1/ tO M Atwr w& m W Bn T Mm m m£ t none. Do/ 1 ja&* «4 f B Wherever you go p you find 1! j BROOK MOTORS j Sole Agents: R. E. MORRIS CO., LTD.103 words
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Miscellaneous254 1953-12-09 4 Rotary Club Weekly lunrheon meetlner »t, Capitol Red Room 1 pm Speaker: Sir George Rendel on •'Diplomacy Todny." Police Band: Public perform* nrr> at Farrer Park 530 p.m. to 630 p.m. Vnlvrrsitv Of Malaya: P'lblir Ipcture on ■'Evolution of Human Destiny" by Professor Jnllrn Huxley at Arts Lecture Theatre. Eu254 words
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Article59 1953-12-09 5 Bernard Wee Hong Seng. 21. claimed trial in the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday to a charge of housebreaking. It was alleped that on last Monday morning Wee entered the house of Jit Ah Kan at Cornwall Gardens to commit theft. Wer was remanded for 4859 words
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Article67 1953-12-09 5 The Singapore Presbyterian Youth Fellowship will hold a combined Christmas party at Prinsep Street at 8 p.m. on Dec. 26. The Fellowship's Katon^ Kroup will hold its annual general meeting in the Presbyterian Boys' School, at 8 p.m. on I Dec. 11. This wilj be67 words
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Article25 1953-12-09 5 In the Batu Pahat Town Council elections for 1954, Inche Suleiman bin Abdul Rahman was returned unopposed as a candidate for UMNO-MCA Alliance.25 words
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276 1953-12-09 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. DATO Haji Yahya bin Dato Razak warned today that Selangor must spend more on education or be prepared to face a new kind of emergency. He was speaking during a budget debate in the Selangor State Council276 words
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138 1953-12-09 5 More revenue and Selangor can use it KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. SELANGOR State revenue next year is expected to exceed this year's by about $780,848, the State Financial Officer. Inche Abdullah bin Kulop I di. said today, during: a budget debate in the State Council. The budget was approved unanimously. Salaries138 words
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Article25 1953-12-09 5 The Executive Committee of the Singapore Life Guard Corps will hold a meeting at the YM.C.A. tennis pavilion at 6 p.m. today.25 words
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206 1953-12-09 5 Selangor Ruler wants elected State Councillors 'GREAT STRIDE TO SELF-RULE' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THK SULTAN OF SKLANGOR told the State Council at its budget meeting today that he wanted State Council elections as soon as conditions permitted. The Council, he said, had set up a committee to make recommendations for206 words
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Article, Illustration41 1953-12-09 5 MR. II r.i; f i.li;i)l I one of IVm.hu two nominated municipal councillors. He will attend his first meting on Monday next. A committee member of the Penang; Chamber of Commerce, he has been in Penang since 1931.41 words
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49 1953-12-09 5 THEY HAVE TO KEEP UP WITH THE NURSES JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. JOHORE hospital assistants want the government to give them as many uniforms a.<= the nurses. At present they s^ f° ur uni forms, the nurses six. The assistants also want the same free laundry concession as the nurses.49 words
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Article162 1953-12-09 5 Gaoled for seven years PENANG. Tuesday. A TINY terrorist document, written in microscopic Chinese characters, was produced as an exhibit in the Sessions Court here today when Yeoh Cheong Kang. 26. a fisherman, was charged before Mr. B. V. Rhodes with possession of162 words
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Article81 1953-12-09 5 IPOH. Tues.— Two burglars scalled the gutter of the Rex Hotel in Hugh Low Street and stole a bag belonging to a lodeer from Seremban. They removed the content.--of the bag outside the hotel and stole $50. a fountain pen and the bag itself. Clothes were left81 words
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Article29 1953-12-09 5 The Rendel Commission, which is reviewing the Colony's constitution, held a meeting yesterday and appointee a committee to investigate certain aspects of the problem of representative government.29 words
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Article28 1953-12-09 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues —A two year old boy, Shum Weng. was "fatally injured yesterday r.lternoon when he collided with a car in Kampong Attap, Kuala Lumpur.28 words
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Article59 1953-12-09 5 Prof. Julian S. Huxlry, biologist and author, and Mrs. Huxley arrived in Singapore by BOAC Constellation from Jakarta yesterday for a few days' stay. He will give a talk in the Arts Lecture Theatre. Eu Tong Sen I building, Cluny Road, on Satur!day at 6.30 p.m.59 words
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136 1953-12-09 5 Three beat man to death, court told KUALA LUMPUR. Tues \MAN told the Kuala Lumpur Supreme Court today that hf> saw three others beat his brother to death last April 10. In the dock were Pajan Singh. Charan Singh and Bahadur Singh, charged with murder A woman. Mahendur Kaur. was136 words
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102 1953-12-09 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. LESS than three hours after arrival here yesterday. "Rhumba King" Xavier Cugat and his band were performing to packed houses at the I Chenwu Auditorium. Then it was full-speed to the airport, whrrr two chartered planes were waiting to102 words
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77 1953-12-09 5 THE Singapore City Cleansing Department began "Operation Tidy 1 yesterday. All its workers were told to tear down election posters from walls, lamp posts and trees. The department's chief. Mr. J. Ephraim. told the Straits Times: "This seems to De a bumper year77 words
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Advertisement318 1953-12-09 5 This Christmas give Gillette There is M MOT WdoOMt gift Tor any man than a < i I lot tc ra/or set, the world's finest shaving system. Ciive him a Gillette ra/or set to -•tart oflT uith the swiftest, I ighiucight. nickel finish Gillette \<.omp;Kt iia\cllmg sci ooattte-pne-pieic i.i/<m \uth318 words
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Advertisement229 1953-12-09 5 HERBS ORANGE IW^ I] K A I E )|V ■m- M A product of General Foods Corp.. Obtainable Everywhere 5 KIM KEAT ROAP. Tec: 83 282 FINDING G' BY ATWOOD MACHINE BP^NNJJpJI^^^ fou can do this HunVA^fl| dreds More INSTITUTE Hufl I OF SCIENCE offers H?9fl Courses n; CENERAL ■OpM229 words
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Miscellaneous284 1953-12-09 5 SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUK MALACCA i iAs Spore 2 Close Dm; 6-10 1 Dance Music; 130 News! 1.45- 2 715 Morning SUr; 7.30 News. T he N j ght i n g a i e a nd the Rose Prom. 648 Swing Time; 7 News; 735 Melody Mixture; 8 Invitation g3O284 words
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257 1953-12-09 6 Govt. quiz team will ask man in the street: What is your view about elections J^ SCIENTIFIC inquiry into the election-consciousness of the peopli of Malaya has heon ordered hy the Federation Government. The Department of Information will begin the job in Johore State thi month. A 40-member investigation team257 words
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149 1953-12-09 6 Malayan air pioneer is seriously ill MR F. G. London, Bli architect and pioneer of private dying in Malaya, is nerlously ii! in Singapore Oeneral Hospital. He is over 70 yr.v ot a»e and has been ill for some t«mc, following an operation last year for an internal complaint. A149 words
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Article, Illustration65 1953-12-09 6 JUST llHiii!! the start ol tot- IttiiUi-i meeting of the Selangor State Council yesterday the Sultan presented II. Selangor Conspicuous Gallantry Medal to Mr. M. 1.. Web her, Johore State Forevt Officer, for saving the life of a wounded police lieutenant during a bandit amhush65 words
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Article51 1953-12-09 6 Nc Tian Seng a mechanic, pleading guilty in a Singapore murt y< din-ins an auto-cycle without licence, In surance and the owner sent, -aid he was only I the cych alter mending it He was Bi and disqualified from driving nil types of vehicles lor a51 words
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Article37 1953-12-09 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Yap Ec Benc. 43. was .sentenced i to two years' gaol lor having. 96 lb of opium, worth $38,500 The opium was found in a. I car ar Sentul.37 words
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131 1953-12-09 6 I^HE Singapore Third Polic< Court was told yesterdaj how a Malay fisherman hac his wallet snatched while he was watching a Chinese puppet show. A man standing near bj grabbed the thief but was beaten up by four othe r men. The131 words
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Article27 1953-12-09 6 RAUB. Tues.— Mr. A Nadarajah. office assistant in the British Adviser's Office. Kuala Lipis. has been transferred to the Treasury Accountants office. Kuala Lumpur.27 words
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174 1953-12-09 6 R.A.F. to halve S'pore England time By WILLIAM OIRTINAY A PLAN to speed Royal Air Forco Transport Command nervicM bottom England .'nri Singapore is bcine tried out this work. Hastings transport loft, the RAF. Station. Changi, on Monday, with a double n! 12 officers and airman, lhe rarrirv bunk.s for174 words
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Article124 1953-12-09 6 IPOH. Tuesday. IF Operation Service is practised on an international 1 scale we can abolish wars and bloodsned said the Sultan of Perak this evening when he officially i inaugurated the week-long programme celebrating the first anniversary of Operation Service. The Sultan was124 words
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141 1953-12-09 6 KIAI.A LI'MPIR rues. THIKI is trouble over the shade of an old hjmboo clump in the Lake Gardens in Kuala Inn pur and the Municipality has received a letter about it. During the Coronation celebrations, stallholders in the carrions were allowed to spread141 words
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177 1953-12-09 6 Figures for last 11 months "THE City Council's policy of gradually removing trishas from Singapore streets has thrown 1,712 trisha riders out of work in the past 11 months. This could have caused only a two per cent rise in unemployment registrations, Mr F.177 words
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Article26 1953-12-09 6 The newly constituted Singapore City Council will hold its first meeting on Friday to elect committees and to be photographed.26 words
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257 1953-12-09 6 Socialised medicine for Malaya, they say IPOH, Tues. T«HE PERAK PractitionA ers" Society states that eventually Malaya must get socialised medicine. It says this in a memorandum to the Medical Education Inquiry Committee, headed by Sir David Lindsay Keir. now touring Malaya. If and when it does take place, it257 words
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Article39 1953-12-09 6 Wanted an editor KUALA LUMPUR Tues. The Adult Education Association is engaging a S7OO-a--month editor for Its fortnightly newspaper in romanised Malay and English. The paper will cater for those who have completed or are undergoing adult education courses.39 words
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Article59 1953-12-09 6 Purchase of land not finalised KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Selangor Government's plan to get land at Kampong Pantai. near here, to build a 515.000.000 Municipal sewerage system, has not been flnalioed yet. This was stated today by Inche Ahmad bin Haji Husin. acting State Secretary, in reply to Inche Ali59 words
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Article23 1953-12-09 6 The Geylang Straits Chinese Methodist Youth Fellowship's carol practice takes place tonight at 8 o'clock at 235, Joo Chiat Road. Singapore.23 words
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79 1953-12-09 6 SEREMBAN. Tues. Inche Ahmad bin Hussein, a linesman in the Jelebu district of Negn Sembilan, was today awarded the Director General's Meritorious Service Badge for maintaining line communications in the Jelebu area despite sabotage efforts by terrorists. The presentation was made by Mr.79 words
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Article64 1953-12-09 6 An executive of the biggest j I grain and flour exporters on I I the west coast of the United I States and Canada flew 4 nto Singapore yesterday from Ja- j karta to make a survey of the local market for Americ/n I64 words
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Article29 1953-12-09 6 BACK from lrave in Nepal. 415 Gurkha warriors from various detachments arrived at Sinsapore yesterday aboard the 8.1. ship. Sirdhana. M;uiy returned with theii families29 words
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Advertisement227 1953-12-09 6 RT/53/4 3 months' hammering! A Tudor Oyster Prince the new was finally unstrapped, it was still self-winding watch commissioned functioning perfectly. Its accuracy by Rolox of Geneva was strapped astonished us. Every one of the to the right wrist of a stone-cutter watch's 157 delicate parts was then whose t:isk227 words
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Advertisement278 1953-12-09 6 i L .^sii^ijw H s GRAND kf' > If ourcharg- Jfr* -j <ft v esarehi R h- ZgHWrftQ er than else- trt""^^^^ jh whereplease if tell us for SZ jT J* *J mutual adva- VM/\/L« ntage. \*A v tin mli TmU Gftai Such Money Saving Bargains will not be repeated278 words
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281 1953-12-09 7 K LUMPUR Tues FrF fltrht nirnirUt Communism w.UII be communism win do stopped up in Selangor on the "spiritual front", the Sultan told his Council Of State here today. Moves are being made to .spread the teachings of Islam. A .scheme Tor281 words
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Article172 1953-12-09 7 KI'.M.A 1.1 MPIR. Tues. SIX more Communist terrorists have, died in the Federation. Four of them three Chinese niid a Malay succumbed to either sickness or starvation in the last few weeks in the Sungei I (in lnn^ area, ncir Km. ml. hi. Fanatic.172 words
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Article189 1953-12-09 7 Gout, has no money, council told Xl ALA LIMPIR. Tuesday. yHK 55.000.000 anti-flood scheme for the Malay 1 settlement of Kampong Bharu in Kuala Lumpur will have to wait indefinitely because the Selangor Government has no money to implement it. mis was stated today ay189 words
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Article143 1953-12-09 7 PENANG, Tuc.v rpo celebrate the success of the UMNO-Muslim ?a:didates at last Satun'.ty's municipal elections. Inchc S. If, Zainul Abid'ln Chairman of the Alliance, said today he would donate $1,000 tj the Penans UMNO buildinu fund. All three elected councillors —Mr. S. M. Hussain, Mr. H143 words
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Article23 1953-12-09 7 SEGAMAT. Tues— The curfew, which operated from 7 p.m. at Labis, has been relaxed. It will now start at 10 p.m.23 words
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Article70 1953-12-09 7 Big demand for science teaching KUALA LUMPUR. Tue.".. THE demand for science classes has increased "be- yond expectations." the Finance Committee of the Selangor Council of State said today in approving $11,000 for sriente equipment at aided schools. Extra science classes needed more equipment, it added. The money will go70 words
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Article40 1953-12-09 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue.v— The British Medical Education Inquiry Commission, headed by Sir David Lindsay Kelr. arrived here today. The commission Is studying medical education facilities in Malaya at the invitation of the Singapore and Federation Gov f rnment.40 words
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Article27 1953-12-09 7 ALOR STAR. Tues. The Sultan of Kedah yesterday opened St. Nicholas' Convent fun fair. The fair will remain open >r another two nights.27 words
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Article38 1953-12-09 7 SEGAMAT. Tues.— Morp than 100 Malay tappers, thrown out of employment as the result of the closing down of small estates for security reasons, have approached the Government for land near Labis to plant padi.38 words
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Article30 1953-12-09 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The finance committee of the Selangor Council of State has approved a supplementary vote of $100,000 for more junior subordinates 1 quarters and labourers' lines.30 words
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Article21 1953-12-09 7 PENANG. Tues. The Penang Postal and Telecommunications Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society will hold its half-year-ly meeting on Saturday21 words
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Article24 1953-12-09 7 R A U B. Tues Methrdist Girls' School gave a concert to mark the close of the school term for the year.24 words
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308 1953-12-09 7 Provocation plea fails BEFORE a crowded Singapore Assize Court gallery, Mr. Justice Buttrose yesterday sentenced to death Goh Choon Guan, 26, for the murder of Madame Tan Kirn Neo at her house in Lorong Stangee on September 3. The Jury returned a unanimous308 words
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Article125 1953-12-09 7 Two accused refused bail BUKIT MERTAJAM. Tuesday. ARMED police and detectives took up strategic positions as a security measure today when two men. Tan Hock Thiam. 31. and Kee Saik Kooi. 26. were brought before Mr. J. W. D. Ambrose in the Nibong Tebal Magistrate's125 words
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Article184 1953-12-09 7 MAN WALKED IN AND... A MAIDSERVANT went through two cabinets of photographs of people on police parole, at a Singapore police station before she picked that of Chan Kong Gee as the person who had waylaid and robbed her near a hospital 34 days before.184 words
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Article38 1953-12-09 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Selangor Government Is mqkir.c a $5,000 erant to th" Amenities Committee for entertaining the forces durin? the Christmas holidays. The finance committee of the Selangor Council State has approved the grant.38 words
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Article44 1953-12-09 7 MALACCA. Tues. Twentyfive Malacca High School senior students sacrifice two weeks of the December vacation to carry out a diagnostic housing survey of Malacca town. The first of Its kind in the Settlement, it is part of "Operation Service" week.44 words
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Article26 1953-12-09 7 PENANG, Tues.— Two hundred hospital attendants today renewed their pledge to serve patients in the General Hospital without thought of "personal gain or remuneration."26 words
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Article21 1953-12-09 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A $10,000 Tamil school is to be built in Kuala selangor for children of Government labourers21 words
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Article105 1953-12-09 7 VEGETABLE PRICES IN SINGAPORE Retail prices in «ntr per Itati of vreetables at three Singapore markets yesterday were irarh Film- S borough <lmon Rd. (Mary Chyc slm Kane konp; Lctture Pen chye Spring onions Angled loofah Bitter gourd Cucumber i,<hu' bMM trench beans Brinjal itreen is. 11.1..1 purple Chillies greet.105 words
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Article45 1953-12-09 7 WHEN Tencku Mohamed Yu.sof Shah, son 01 the Sultan is married this month the Selanpor Government will pay $1,000 towards the wedriins expenses A er'ant of $1,000 is always made by the Government when any of a Ruler's children are married.45 words
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Advertisement100 1953-12-09 7 im lo ok SNORKEL v^k 1 Nu more messy hands! Here's the mmmm^^jk^^ r^ mm^ mmm^V P en with tfle niaglc lilhng tube that X j\,\ > V* rtache- out and siphons up the K jJj ink, then retracts back Into the i W pen when filling Is completed! Vi100 words
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Advertisement323 1953-12-09 7 roi CIIOIC6 -^^^t3g£^K Fords RrstiST ■at taste. It's long, lew »nd lovely! Sir M A Mm^^k powered with the brilliant M B^^^afgk ■MM M AM StMto-S'A' V-8 engine that h.« If W^^WmmC m^F h :h com P re lon power-contoured ghjf Sa^^^fe^B^^ combustion chambers, new frceiifi B^^^^bL^^F** turning high-lift valves323 words
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Article186 1953-12-09 8 Word, 110 (minimum) BRIDAL OOWNS and bridal headdresses in the very latest styles come and reserve your wedding gown at Vanity. THE STAGE Club presents "Love in Albania" at the Victoria Theatre on 10th. 11th 12th December at IJM pm. Bookings at Robinson 1 .-I'FEDBOAT SERVICE. Treat the children186 words
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Article1023 1953-12-09 8 Recent signs of increased terrorist activity in some parts of the Federation underline the periodic and necessary warning against taking too much for granted. Incidents reported in the last two weeks include the use on two occasions of landmines, not entirely a novelty in the terrorist war1,023 words
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Article238 1953-12-09 8 Anti-British demonstrations, quelled by police bullets, are not the nicest testimony of new Persian friendship for Britain, but the legacy of hatred left by Dr. Mossadeq perhaps made! inevitable ugly protest by the I fanatical against the new Gov- ernment's decision to restore diplomatic relations. General Zabedi has238 words
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Article, Illustration984 1953-12-09 8 LAN LANG writes about reports of their differences PERSIANS today live suspended between two worlds. They are sceptical as they are credulous. But there is nothing luxurious about their situation. The regime itself i.s poised between the Shah and his soldier-Premier General984 words
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391 1953-12-09 8 RURAL HEALTH STAFF DISCONTENT' rE statement by the Member for Health. Dr. Lee Tiang Keng. at a medical conference in Penang, where he referred to the High Commissioner as being deeply interested in rural health ser- vices made interesting reading. His appeal to heads of state, and settlement health chiefs,391 words
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Letter118 1953-12-09 8 JT is observed that large num- bers of children who live on Monies Hill Terrace. Bukit Timah Road and Monks Hill Road play on these roads, although close by there Is a blj» field bordered by Winstedt Road, Monies Hill Terrace and Clemenceau Avenue. At present this118 words
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269 1953-12-09 8 I RECENTLY had the good fortune to take a motoring holiday in the Federation, and was amazed at the high standard of road maintenance there, compared with Singapore. I 1 be?in to wonder whether the Colony is affluent enough to giant the269 words
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Letter67 1953-12-09 8 MAY I congratulate the De- partment of Broadcasting for the excellent manner in which the news was broadcast at 9 30 p.m. on Thursday. December 3. The reading was perfect; the diction, accent and correct pronunciation and the complete absence of hesitation throughout bespoke culture and ability. It67 words
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Letter254 1953-12-09 8 I GAVE ungrudgingly the best part of my life in serving the Kelantan Government faithfully, with a clean service record, thereby earning a gratuity and a pension. Last August I submitted my application on behalf of my son who was born at Kota Bharu in 1946 to the254 words
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Article476 1953-12-09 8 Changed picture THERE arc over 6.000 colonial students in Britain ttlb year, which is twenty times as many a* there were before the War. From West Africa corm-s the largest quota. 2.548. Law la the favourite faculty, absorbing :ifty per cent of all the students. I cannot476 words
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Advertisement749 1953-12-09 8 CLASSIFIED ADS. 211 WoriM ll* (minimum) FERRIE: To Isabel wife of James W. Feme, a girl both well. in H»r4, fin I minimum) THE Marrlats took place :n London on 7th November of John O Kiddle MCS only Mm of the late Captain Kiddle C.8.E., R.N.. and of Mrs Kiddle749 words
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Advertisement66 1953-12-09 8 GARRARD AUTOMATIC CHANGER with PORTABLE CABINET Fitted with Garrard Units:— RC7OB. for AC. Mains. $100.00 RC72A, for A.C. Mains. $120.00 RC7SA, for AC. Mains. $135.00 RCM, for A.C. Mains. $160.00 R( «0, for AC/DC Mains. $300.00 Rein. 6- Volt Battery. $18S.M FREE: 10^ worth of Records given Free with eacn66 words
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Advertisement83 1953-12-09 8 BSBBBTdKOR AT 1 0 N AND W»%%w&i PARTY LICHTS rfAiAi^LVx t mwKuLWb eie twtniv? O\rim light', on h» i-»»d yyy^ll'O decor ut Chrutmjj Tr try Re stjijrintt. They on be usrd on »ny voltig* b»i».*»n •«OO U C I HAD! IN ENGLAND FEDERATION AIR SERVICE SCHEDULED SERVICE: Between Kuala Lumpur,83 words
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Article, Illustration39 1953-12-09 9 THIS PLACARD which claims that tin- sacked workers are "on strike" is tarried by a Ri rl employee of the Concrete Industries of .Malaya Ltd.. whose factory closed down on November 6. J^'.raits Times picture39 words
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Article, Illustration416 1953-12-09 9 That claim for a big slice of Malaya is probably 125 years late Till, mystery woman in Jakarta who is planning to take over vast tracts of Malacca as «oon as Malaya is made independent will most likely find she is 125 years late with her claim. fho woman, who416 words
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295 1953-12-09 9 'KEEP OUT' WARNING TO UNION LEADER A SINGAPORE magistrate yesterday warned Mirza Abdul Majid, president of Indo-Malay Pakistani Seamen's Union and secretary of Asian Maritime Officers' Union, against trespassing at the Master Attendant's office. Mr D H. Chapman. Of the Fifth Police Court. tod Majid- "You wer P certainly on295 words
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Article41 1953-12-09 9 A three-yrar-old girl, K. Palaiamah. yesterday fell Irom a window on the first floor of a flat in Kampons Lalat, Singapore. She was taken to General Hospital, where her condition WM reported not critical last ni'Jht.41 words
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Article178 1953-12-09 9 They want three months' pay ABOUT 100 former employees of the Singapore Concrete Industries of Malaya. Ltd., are still picketing the factory— which closed 32 days ago because of the trade slump. Carrying illustrated placards, they have picketed th* idle factory in Swanaqe Rotid. Katong.178 words
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Article172 1953-12-09 9 'FLATS OF DEATH, 'HE CHARGES (MTV Councillor Mr. Lee J C'honn FnR (Labour West) descri'trs the Sinca.pore Improvement Trust flats ;is Miiculr pits" anil "death (raps" in n letter he urotp to Urn Trust's rhairman. Mr. T. P. P. McNeice, vcstoril;i\ He referred lo recent falls .hy three children from172 words
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Article43 1953-12-09 9 Got the film lost cameras Two cameras, one valued at $1,000 ai.d the Other $220 \ve:e stolen fmm a car parked in Hich Street, Singapore on Monri.iy afternoon. The owners had lrft the car unattended for f.vo minutes While they wore buying film.43 words
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Article91 1953-12-09 9 I BOAL action Is beinc taken J by the Si raits Tradinc Company Ltd. to move five Chinese labourers fmm the company's premises at Pulau Brani Smoltinc Work Th< five were among the eighty strikers and they haw nnt return to work. They are still occupying company91 words
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Article55 1953-12-09 9 A $2,000,000 six -storey block of flats and shop? will be built in Orchard Road eariy next year by the Sincapore Ngee Ann Kongsi, a Chinese clan association. The block will comprise 65 fiats and 20 shops and will be built on the site of55 words
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Article54 1953-12-09 9 A European wrman had a handbag containing a pair of spectacles worth $65 stolen I from her room while she slept on Monday night. Police believe the thief used i a pole to hook the bag out through the window bars. The handbag was recovered54 words
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Article, Illustration79 1953-12-09 9 A man snatched a gold necklare from <he neck" of a six-year-old girl while she was playing in Norris Road, Singa- pore, on Monday night. MR. N. iKtll'.nl v Kuala I.v mpur Traffic Police Chief, adjusts the hat of Police Lieutenant P. J. Kisby before he and two79 words
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234 1953-12-09 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. EUROPEAN Police Lieut- 1 enants dressed as traffic "mata matas" patrolled streets, drainage and irrigation officials cleared drains, and police parties shot marauding pigs today as part of their contri-' bution to "Operation Service" week in Selangor. Tonight bis crowds234 words
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68 1953-12-09 9 Wife went to seek job: did not return ASNAH binte Abdul Kadir. 19-year-old housewife living at Lorone 41. Geylang. was reported to the Singapore police as missing from home since Monday. Her husband, a labourer, yesterday told the police of her disappearance. Neighbours now look after their three-year-old son. Asnah.68 words
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Article25 1953-12-09 9 KLANG. Tues— Lee Chai Choo. 61. who spat in court, was fined $5 for contempt of court in the Sessions C'Jurt here today.25 words
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Article68 1953-12-09 9 A TEA-PARTY wa.s given yesterday by the Bi.hop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. H W. Baines, for the Anglican clergy and representatives from Malaya and Bangkok who will be attending today's session of the Synod of the Singapore Diocese. Members of the Methodist and Presbyterian churches68 words
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Article68 1953-12-09 9 Lee Chee Gun. bank clerk, was fined a total of $225 yesterday in the Singapore First Traffic Court for driving a car without a licence, third party insurance and consent of the owner. Police were said to hav e oiscovered his offences when they made a68 words
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Article173 1953-12-09 9 New Zealand impressed 8 teachers EIGHT Technical Trade School teachers in the Federation returned to Singapore yesterday by BOAC Constellation from Auckland much impressed with the hospitality of New Zealanders and the high standard cf living there. They were Messrs. D. S. Dass, H. A. Van Gayzel, All bin Adam,173 words
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Article64 1953-12-09 9 PENANG, Tues.— Mail from Britain will arrive in Penang by the Anchises on Dec. 10, by the Olenearn on Dec. 13 and by the Clytoneus on Dec. 17. The next mail for Britain and Colombo (by the Mentor t will close at the GPO at 4 p64 words
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Article145 1953-12-09 9 VTOUTHS carrying illegal 1 dangerous weapons, were a menace in Singapore. They could threaten others with death if their demands were not met. Mr. Song Kok Hoo. Deputy Superintendent of Police, said in a Singapore court yesterday. He said th-is to Mr. Tan Ah145 words
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187 1953-12-09 9 GOVT. PLEDGE TO SETTLE CLERKS' CLAIMS SOON 'Be patient'— Union head rtE Singapore Colonial Secretary. Mr. W. A. C. Goode, yesterday pledged to settle ("very soon") outstanding claims from about 700 temporary Government clerks and non-General Clerical Service men. He made this pledge to representative? 1 of thr Singapore Government187 words
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Article109 1953-12-09 9 Man from Everest is returning From HAM, RO.MNKY LONDON, Tues. MAJOR Charles Uvlie, Second- in-Command of the successful Everest expedition, will have a reunion with Shrrpa Tensing during his return .journey to .Malaya to rejoin his regiment, the 2 10 (iurkhas. .Major Wvlie. wh'i has been on a lecture tour109 words
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Article54 1953-12-09 9 Mr. Louis Lober. general manager of United Artists' lorcmn department, and Mrs. Lober flew mto Singapore from Jakarta yesterdax on a world-wide tour of trie film company's offices. They will stay about a week, during which Mr. Lober v maKp arrangements to celebrate the company s54 words
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Article39 1953-12-09 9 The Finnish freighter Mnnt;i Thorden arrived in Sincnpore yesterday from Whampao with 6.875 tons of iron-ore for Poland. The freighter stayed in Colony writers only lon^ enouah to take on bankers, water and provisions.39 words
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Advertisement210 1953-12-09 9 HYGEIA DISSOLVENATOR MODERN SANITATION A NEW MORE ATTRACTIVE MODEL COMPLETE INSTALLATION FROM $400/--including one Drum of Dissolvent. 'Inclusive of all charges) ELIMINATE NAUSEOUS CLOSET PANS WITH THUR DISCOMFORTS AND DANCERS PROVIDES THE SAME COMFORT AND SAFETY AS A SEPTIC TANK. RUNS CONTINUOUSLY WITHOUT EMPTYINC NO WATER SUPPLY REQUIRED APPROVED BY210 words
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Advertisement172 1953-12-09 9 A UTILITY GIFT is sometimes the answer HARPER HOUSEHOLD SCALE ~v<, Hygienic, Accurate, Ivory Finish. complete with %1 weights 2 Ib down to 7 02 $1*9.50 A •■WAYMASTER" Hanging balance las "^parcel"' i iiV\ .Hustratedi D.al 9|" BALANCE 1 i. •Hi Dia Stove enamelled Red or Cr«»n V '"*"Vv Dark172 words
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Miscellaneous160 1953-12-09 9 THE WEATHER Minimum trmprratare (7.30 p 111 on Dec. 7 to 730 a.m. on Dec. 8> Singapore 76 degrees, Penang 67. Kota Bahru 69. Kuala Lumpur 73 Ipoh 65. Kuantan 69. Maximum trmprraturr (730 a m. to 7.30 pm. on Dec. 81: Slnjsapore 90 Penanc 89. Kota Bahru not received160 words
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505 1953-12-09 10 H \HHY r. DRAKE - H \HHY r. DRAKE invasion of plastics into the car-body building field is a stronger threat to steel than has yet become generally apparent. Their appearance on the bodywork of cars of two lone-esta-blished British firms, in the forms of the new Jowett505 words
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Advertisement231 1953-12-09 10 CATHAY ORGANISATION jQ ATTRACTIONS ijp F~OPENS "DAY K Phone 21-1 Hi lor Kookinus AT 11 a.m.. Ltf, 4 15. Ml !>.:!0 pm. SAft%^' (««*OX PAXOH.I.IIM: ifUBEWw lIAIK Klsin<; ACTION AND RAW COIRAGE FROM THK WEST'S MOST COLOI RKI L > CHARACTERS BIFKAI.O BIM, CODY AN!) I WILD BIM- IIICKOK! DARING,231 words
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Miscellaneous399 1953-12-09 10 *V v »v *W» 28 llncl# muddl «d us In the end Mi ails lim<s < i »ss« <»■ ,1 29 ft. as a (7) DOWN 2 3 I U j ||5 j 6 j 17 I |8 r In? Absurd notion P^ St^ isS|a BSJnL kSS^ IsssSSi 3. Mea.sure399 words
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1548 1953-12-09 11 French air ace shot down 53 Germans, was buried by shellfire Shortly before noon on May 25, r 1917, a lone German Albatros fighter circled impudently above the French flying field near Corbeny. Sud- denly, a watcher on the ground shouted, "Here comes Guynemer the Bosche A is already dead!"Daily Mirror - 1,548 words
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Advertisement206 1953-12-09 11 Mosrvtuaou* cofnt you e«k Wfrap '-HEADY IN AN INSTANT/* if rrt fo«c>f«t rrl tar re $t 0000 l Qtitoni A tfcti* modi is GENTLE LAXATIVE ANTACID r** t HJa 34 ro 40 gr. Mogntiiun Hydroaid*. I You trt acqujinird «nh the] I mi rable inhing and pam, I and you206 words
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Advertisement155 1953-12-09 11 Dennis Brothers Limited announce that THE CYCLE CARRIAGE CO. (1926) LTD. SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR have been appointed sole distributors for Singapore^ Malaya, Borneo and Sarawak for Dennis COMMERCIAL AND PASSENGER VEHICLES Diesel Petrol models available Represented throughout the Federation fcjeT^V THF VfllfF OF lgfflp*§gggfi THROUGHOUT THE WORLD ■V**^i'Uf|[r i155 words
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Miscellaneous269 1953-12-09 11 Till: ABABMAN X 11,11 IS aiioiiished by his encim. I In- \oiiiu MM Kint; Salrh Hid I lie fugilm-s fought Iheir wa> from his underwater palace with his mother and sister* and llmni-h (hi- fronds of seaweed, preIns private bodyguard. "Our dav we will return." vowrd pared to lead a269 words
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Article561 1953-12-09 12 1 rim ml lht> nun lifts TIN AND RUBBER RISE The tin share section opened a little better than Monday's close but after the metal price 1 was declared there was some disappointment, the local price being still £10 or so below London. Some prolit-taking occurred561 words
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Article175 1953-12-09 12 December first grade closed on the Singapore rubber market yesterday at W2 cents a pound, one-eighth of a cent above Monday's close. The market had opened around the previous day's closing level. There was a "wait and see" attitude on possible support from the United States There was175 words
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Article74 1953-12-09 12 Singapore Chine** Prndure h rhance: Noon prices per p cul were Copra: stead"- December $39. bmeis. »40 fellers; January $395, bnvers. $4(i sellers. Coconut oil: steady; «63'sellers. Pepper: stiMdy: Up 15; Mun>ok white 5340. Sarawak $335. Lampone black $300. Lewi* and Feat: Closing prlcrs were: Copra: steady, very74 words
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Article17 1953-12-09 12 The price of tin in Singapore yesterday was declared at $3M> a picul. up $4.17 words
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Article238 1953-12-09 12 MELBOURNE lues O THONG iicin.iiifi lor selected in- J Mriil kMWi was again lent me oi the Stock Exchange t(Ki;i>. Several good rises \ierr scored on higher bids whlrh went mmmMML Ampul Petroleum slipped bark 4s. 3d to 34.V 9d. on lighter trading while Ampol Exploration closed 2s.238 words
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Article118 1953-12-09 12 NEW YORK. lues YIH'I'H general .stimulus lacking th< Stock Market yesterday backrii lurther away from the recent recovery high. The volume, however tended to contract which was, at li-r»M. technically reassuring In rather featureless dealings the list developed a predominance of mostly fractional losses, led by pivotal industrials118 words
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Article81 1953-12-09 12 yHE Malayan Exchange Bank. Association made Vie [ollrminjt changes In its rates to merrhanis y esterday: CANADA: buying. T.T. 12\. air mail, o.d. n%, 90 days. 32 'j credi' bills. 32 916 trade bills; selling TT. or O.D. ready. 32\ t On the free exchange market tn Hong81 words
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Article50 1953-12-09 12 I The following rubber crops ,ar« reported for November. Pounds Ayer Molek Rubber 24.01(1 Bukit Katil Rubber 29.73(1 Allentay Rubber 28.50(1 Benta Rubber Estates fiO.nno J i ,i m Kuantan Rubber fifl.OOd Kundong Rubber Estate 35.500 Mentakab Rubber 66.400 Sungei Bagnn Rubber 122.00(1 I Tanjong Pan Rubber 53.30050 words
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Article17 1953-12-09 12 The following outputs of tin-ore reported for November. Piculs Hitam Tin 82 Talam Mines 44017 words
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Article20 1953-12-09 12 In November Kesang Tin received trlbutr on a production of 131 plcul* of tin-ore amounting to $3,254.20 words
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Article131 1953-12-09 12 CHIPS lying alongside the Singa- pore Harbour Board wharves or I expected todnv are:Oranje 1-2, Warora 4-5. Bra.ieverelt C.P.. Roepnt 6-7. Steel Maker 8-9. Sirdhnna 11. Nabob a i3-M I.evrikusen 15-lfi. Karslk 18. Tune Sonc N W»ll I and 1 Beluru 21-22. Giang Seng 23-24. Mentor 2.5-26. Meonia131 words
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Advertisement956 1953-12-09 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS VACANCIES EXIST FOR STUDENT NURSES I The next course In the Training 1 School at the General Hospital, Singapore, commences on 4th January, 1954. Salary scale *102 6A 114 B $156 12A 240 B $252 12A 288 p.m. plus C.O.L. and Singapore Allowances. Total emoluments at present range956 words
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Advertisement772 1953-12-09 12 NOTICES TONGKAH HARBOUR TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya) NOTICE Or MEETING Notice Is hereby given that the twelfth ordinary general meeting ot the members of Tongkah Harbour Tin Dredglnß Limited will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, 16 Barrack Road. Kualx Lumpur, Federation772 words
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Advertisement329 1953-12-09 12 NOTICES WEARNE BROTHERS LIMITED Notice Is hereby given that the Thlrtyninth Ordinary Oeneral Meeting of the Shareholders will be held at the Registered Offices, No. 45 Orchard Road, Singapore on Wednesday, 23rd December 1953 at Noon. Notice 1* al*o hereby given that Transfer Register will be cloned from Wednesday. 16th329 words
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Advertisement639 1953-12-09 12 TENDERS FEDERATION MILITARY FORCES TENDER NOTICE DISPOSAL OP SCRAP METAL Tenders are lnvlied for the purchase of approximately 4000 lbs of I scrap metal now ipng at Composite Stores Depot The Malay Regiment. I Port Dlckson. Tender forms can I be obtained from Officer Command Ing Composite Store* Depot. Tenders639 words
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Advertisement1577 1953-12-09 13 i&£3 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. g|«| Passage (Incoiporoted in Singopore) Al oMl# »»p»- BLUE rUNNEL LIME tt Corners' option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge cergo SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, LONDON ft CONTINENTAL PORTS Due SoNIs P. S'hom Penang *»Sji FtS&fT: nnH °G. 23/26 Dec. 9 Dec. 10/11,577 words
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Advertisement1147 1953-12-09 13 BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SAILINGS to U.K. ond CONTINENTAL PORTS t Spore P. S'hom Peno 10 Benwyvis for Genoo, Avonmouth, Liverpool, Hull I" Benettow for London, Antwerp, 21 Rotterdam, Hamburg 11/16 Dec. 17/19 Dec. 20/22 Dec. Bcncruachan fnr Liverpool, Dublin, P Rotterdom, Hamburg 17/21 Dec. 24/2* Dec. 27/28 Dec. p,1,147 words
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Advertisement1211 1953-12-09 13 McALISTER «c CO., LTD. LONDON, HAVRE, ROTTERDAM, KLAVENESS LINE HAMBURG LOS ANGtI.ES, SAN FRANCISCO, k) tor USA, North Atlontic Ports PORTLAND, SEATTLE ft VANCOUVER ond Canada vio Colombo Accepting cargo tor Central ft South CITY OF SWANSEA American Ports Spore P S'r-om Penong SUNNYVILLI 4/20 Dee. 10/13 Dec. 22/?3 Dee.1,211 words
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Article, Illustration893 1953-12-09 14 THE Scouts find a city in the jungle ruled by t mad scientist who plans to kill the world except for a selected few. They arc shut up in cell with a guard whom they manage to get on their side. They find secret way out of the893 words
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Article171 1953-12-09 14 LI ERE is a game for your Christmas party which will cause lots of fun and is a good way of making sure that thei boys and girls don't just stand around looking lost when they first arrive. First you must find a lame piece of coloured171 words
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Article, Illustration283 1953-12-09 14 Talking About Stamps A VERY striking series Aof highly coloured stamps comes from the Portuguese Colony in West Africa Angola. These stamps are in denominations of five, ten ani twenty cents and each one depicts an animal. The five cent shows a leopard, correct- ly coloured, standing in a jungle283 words
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Article378 1953-12-09 14 Dear Poys and Girls, Thrre were very many pntnr for the Ink Flob Contest and you certainly used vnir imaginations. There were fountains, bats, beetles, all kinds of animals, wtird faces idols, maps, Christmas trees and many others. The winners arc as follows: Edward Tan,378 words
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Advertisement190 1953-12-09 14 (mmmihemagnoliK w/s "pasteurised I 1 'P a A- Look for the famous lft n {rfVCr£S "Magnolia" trademark it's your utt guarantee of purity Ifi^^^ l<y and Q u;lli( y and remember, all "Magnolia" products are scientifically Y^jfiGtfrai pasteurised and r] factory-packed for I^s^^^ -^Qi^ul your P rotection x MIL K190 words
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Advertisement269 1953-12-09 14 Jy^W A£l .j CEgJ lygflMWf A GOOD DRINM NO*. J j(\\ \7HETOU6HeST6AMEs\ U^%/^J^S, U'Jn\ \T V THANKS, MOM WE HME~^% BEEN TAKING^ If PFriu innx/HfZ cnouiaon •fcWl.l l7 c Been m/\iNb l I TO 7V7/C Mlfft PUC/? C/*//»r !S«£«. -iT //"ILU IfrKtt V/tTCi AimY\ I fff/o m/LU ti/tXi/rWCi j IT'S.269 words
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Miscellaneous200 1953-12-09 14 CROSSWORD CONTEST CLUES ACROSS.— I. Piece r j p— t K-^-a. Exeter is '7s county town, fi ■B~~BB^|~~'^|~~^l Something sour like vinegar. Mm P^-LJ 9. Mother may us,' it. for milk b p j fo^ I H[ Wag. 16. Quite certain. 17. The j^ |BPM^ f^ 18. Cinque Port where200 words
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820 1953-12-09 15 PUNTER'S DELIGHT TO OUTPACE HIS RIVALS By EPSOM JEEP DUNTER'S DELIGHT has a smart turn of speed and over the Ipoh straight five furlongs, this three-year-old by The Cob should prove too fast for his rivals in Race Five today, second day of the Perak Turf Club December Meeting. Punter's820 words
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Article134 1953-12-09 15 ■s M JEI CALL BOY POIN Race 1 2.30. EVER GLORY King!, beau Rosalind TIA JUANA Rotalind Ever Glory ROSALIND Above Board Ever Glory Race 2 3.05 RED HAT Fairy < •1 1 Sanrla* June RED HAT Gilan Fairy Gift RED HAT Gilan Fairy Gift Race 3134 words
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Article179 1953-12-09 15 Start day with Ever Glory irVER GLORY was a confident Up in his first race in Malaya, at Kuala Lumpur last month, and he ran a good race up to a staee. This Manitoba thror-year-old has pui on more condition since then, judqine by his work on the track, and179 words
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Article162 1953-12-09 15 CEVENTEEN-YEAR-OLD Som SaX Virabhak who had been selected for the Sincapore youth boxing ream I that is scheduled 'o leave lor Australia on Dec. 31. died in the Johoie Bahru General Hospital on Monaav night after a motor cycle accident at Pontian Kechil a few162 words
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Article111 1953-12-09 15 SIAM will be able to send a team of amateur boxers to the Asian Games In Manila In May next year. The Amateur Boxing Association ,of Slam has been accorded full affiliation tn the Association Internationale de Boxe Amateur, bringing the total of Eastern count He."!111 words
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Article977 1953-12-09 15 TREBLE TOTE: Races 4, 6 and 7. BIG SWEEP: Race 8. Race 1—2.30: Class 3, Div. 4—5 Furs. Str. I—s GuUr II 9.00 Mr T. V Mitchell Bagby 2 864 Rosalind NTanning 8.13 Mrs. R Yeap A. Sleigh 3 536 Tim Juana Franklin 3.12 Leo Kongsl Wadswortn977 words
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Article224 1953-12-09 15 By EPSOM JEEP PARK II was backed confidently in his first race in Malaya, over the Kuala Lumpur 6f. last month, and he put up a good display to run second to Ginseng. That performance showed Park II to be a good sort and I224 words
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Article143 1953-12-09 15 '< TifANY leading Malayan cyclUU 1 have entered for the annual 30-mlle blryrle road rare (MalarraAlor Qajah-Malacra i to be held next Sunday. Dec. 13. i Penang's Tommy Taylor, who won the event last year, will defend his title, and other competitors include Singapore's Kwa143 words
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Advertisement517 1953-12-09 15 Some Satisfied Users of the TROJAN DIESEL t Srv I TON VAN iS ESBKSlafi V^aaC 1 TON LIGHT TRUCK bbbP^bbbHbbU*bbbbbb« 10 12 PASStNCER BUS **^^^^^m* Sole Distributors:CYCLE CARRIAGE CO., (1926) LTD. SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR REPRESENTED THROUGHOUT THE FEDERATION RECTO-SEROL (Made in Germany) Well known for over 40 years for517 words
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473 1953-12-09 16 W. E. TREVOR - W. E. TREVOR By rOMBINED CIVILIANS, who meet Combined Services in the annual Malayan Kujrby Union match at Ipoh on Saturday next week, will find themselves in the unenviable position of defending an enviable record. In the last six years that the game473 words
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161 1953-12-09 16 SINGAPORE Hockry Association srloctors last night named the Colony tram to meet Srlansor in thp Malayan hockey championship nnal at Jalan Bcsar stadium on Dec. 20. The team will he tested this Friday in a match against Johore on thr padanc. The side is:161 words
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Article54 1953-12-09 16 The Sins.ipore fifteen asuiw Nrtii Sembilar. in the All B.ues ruabv competition at Eeremn>n on Saturday vill he A. Rajarernam: D. Longpsttfb, W Func. Luke Jama, Robert Lr.w; Ronald Tnn. Cherc Poh: Eng Soh. Win Hoe. Sinthnmoney; Hoon Scnc, Har.iit Sinsh Vijr.re-.nam. V. de54 words
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Article146 1953-12-09 16 MELBOURNE. Tues JACK Iverson. thr Australian Test spin bowler with the freak prip. has asked Uic Australian Board of Control for permission to accept an invitation to join the Commonwealth team now touring India. Mr. W. H. Jeancs. the Board Secretary, said in Adelaide today 1Reuter - 146 words
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Article, Illustration503 1953-12-09 16 SINGAPORE Recreation Club beat Singapore Cricket Club 4-3 at hockey on the padang yesterday S.C.C. staged a determined rally during the closing stages but S.R.C., who had led 3-1 and 4-2, were never in danger of losing their advantage. S.C.C. started the match with a503 words
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Article169 1953-12-09 16 New Zealand bowlers finding form JOHANNESBURG rues yLASTAIR TAYLOR, coing Jn No. 7. hit 64 not out today to -ivi T v -.nsvaal from complete collapse on the second diy ot their match here ncnln^t the New Zea- '.and touring team I At the close Transvial hid .scored 145 forReuter - 169 words
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Article109 1953-12-09 16 JOHANNESBURG. Tues. ALAN MELVILLE, former South African cricket captain, has 1 bfn banned from the pavilion n: Joh^nnesburc's principal sports prounri Ellis Park. He in not permitl'ri to enter it during the Transvaal match acain.M New Zealand, at present in procress. The ban \va« imposed by109 words
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326 1953-12-09 16 By EDIN PETERS r r ENTY-THREE-YEAR-OLD Chianc Kok Chpont;. Singaporp's light- hpavywpight weichtlifting champion for the past three years, and winner of a silver medal at the First Asian Games held at New Delhi in 1951, will not defend his title at this year'.s326 words
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Article41 1953-12-09 16 LONDON. Tues. OXFORD and Cambridge drew 6-6 in the Interrniversity Rushy I'ninn match at Twickenham today. Full back Davies kicked a penalty goal in the second half for Cambridge to wipe out Oxford's interval lead.— Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article63 1953-12-09 16 IPOH. Tues. »|ALAYA"S hlccest rugger draw. the all-conquering Fijians, are cerl am to attract a record crowd when they meet Perak on the padang hire this Saturday. The Perak Rugby Union has also arranged combined school* mutch botween Perak and Prn;inc the first of63 words
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187 1953-12-09 16 DEC. 19 LANDY-DAY FOR MILE RECORD MELBOURNE. Tues I'M not eolnc to force it —it will just have to come. That's the wajf Australia's wonder mtlrr John Landv. viewed today his re eurrinc bids for the four-minute mile. The loan Melbourne runner trie* auain on Dec. 12 but he said.187 words
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279 1953-12-09 16 By A Special Correspondent 1 i DAILY DOSE of a yellow powder that ran make wnners out of young racehorses which would otherwise be no more than third-rate performers, has been discovered and used by veterinary oilicers of Britain's National Stud. Among279 words
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106 1953-12-09 16 LONDON. Turs— Sir Gordon Richards. the 49-year-old champion jockey, .says the Queen will not let him retire. After Sir Gordon finally won the Epsom Derby on Pinza this year, the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh were first to congratulate him. "The DukeAP - 106 words
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Article360 1953-12-09 16 PERSONALITIES IN SPORT KEN ROSEWALL. the Australian tennis star, has brrn rhosen fn r a Canadian honour awarded to a British Commonwealth sportsman "who has made outstanding achievements In his particular sport." In a letter to Rosewall from Toronto, the president of the Parry Association says: "Sir360 words
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Advertisement56 1953-12-09 16 RACE CARD AND PROSPECTS— P. 15 'GAMMEXANE' insect powder -KILLS FLIES and all common insect pests Qp^gj Si To control the fly nuisance fjf^jff^F <lu^t 'Gammexanc' Insect i^bßbV Powder over all potential .g&jHjflV^jyjk fly-breeding places Bfe Gammexane>' Insect mP ticks, fleas, lice. Bajy wl grain pests, ants, l^jfl SflH^ cockroaches,56 words
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