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Title Section19 1950-03-01 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1950. if PRICE TEN CENTS19 words
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Article, Illustration52 1950-03-01 1 THE 515-YEAR OLD pancake race between Inn and Church at Olney, Bucks., was won by Miss Elizabeth Callow of Olney. Picture •hows Miss Callow being liven the traditional kiss by the verger after the race. This year. Olney was challenged by Liberal, Kanm», U.S.A. and accepted. The British team won.AP - 52 words
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Article614 1950-03-01 1 Conference To Debate New Constitution From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A SPECIAL trade union Working Committee, in its report published today, has recommended the immediate formation of a Malayan Trade Union Council. Its recommendations for the constitution of such a council will be debated614 words
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Article196 1950-03-01 1 THE HAGUE, Tuesday. DRITAIN and the United States, through the United Nations, today brought Bulgaria, Hungary i and Rumania before the International Court of Justice charging that they had failed to implement the human rights clauses of their peace treaties. This was the next step fromReuter - 196 words
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Article55 1950-03-01 1 LONDON. Tues. Topline stage and radio artists will appear in an all-star show at the London Palladium on Mar. 19 in aid of dependants of the •4 sailors and technicians lost when the British submarine Truculent sank in the Thames estuary on Jan. 12 after a collision withReuter - 55 words
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Article99 1950-03-01 1 HONG KONG, Tues. 1 FOURTEEN ships of the Brlr tish Far East Fleet left Hong Kong today on a cruise j to the Philippines and British North Borneo. At Subic Bay, west of Manila, they will carry out exercises with the United States I Seventh Fleet andReuter - 99 words
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Article53 1950-03-01 1 GIBRALTAR, Tues. After spending three weeks at Gibraltar, units of the British Home Fleet sailed for Sardinia yesterday for combined manoeuvres with the Mediterranean Fleet. In the manoeuvres the most modern methods of attack and defence will be put into operation. Both fleets are returning to Gibraltar afterAP - 53 words
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Article, Illustration48 1950-03-01 1 The fam.l.ar Pljytr 1 Sailor figyrt $ymbol.s«s all that is dependable and worthwhile in tobacco-manufacture jtfc***^\ in th« cigarette world it stands for Players Navy Ok#TY\ Cut— a nam* rendered ;ustly famous for the excellence O»N#i and quality it gives to smokers Xff&N/ M4TNI »AVT CMT CItAIITTIS TOBACCO.48 words
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84 1950-03-01 1 Court Order To Restrain Hai Hsuan THE glngapor* High Court haf issue*"" a temporary injunction restraining the officer j of the ship Hai Hsuan, which -flies the Chinese Communist flag, from removing It from Singapore harbour. The American consulateGeneral in Singapore announced yesterday that the application for the injunction to84 words
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Article37 1950-03-01 1 LONDON Tues. Admiral Richard Conoliy, Commander -in Chief, United States Naval Forces, Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean, arrived in Jidda, Saudi Arabia, yesterday aboard the cruiser Roanoke for a .hreeday visit.— UP.UP - 37 words
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Article51 1950-03-01 1 NEW DELHI, Tues. THE Indian Finance Minister. Mr. John Matthai, presenting his budget before Parliament today, disclosed there would be a £7.215,000 surplus at the end or the next financial year at the existing level of taxation. He said there would be no increase in taxation.Reuter - 51 words
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71 1950-03-01 1 From Ojir Own Correspondent MELBOURNE, Tues. IT is reliably understood that 38-year-old Mr. Laurence Rupert Mclntyre will succeed Mr Claude Massey :<a Australian Commissioner in Mftlaya. A Rhodes scholar. Mr. Me the Pacific Division of the External Affairs Department. He was formerly First Secretary to71 words
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Article21 1950-03-01 1 LONDON. Tues. A amall fire in the House of Commons today ere of the new Parliament, was quickly ex-21 words
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Article, Illustration67 1950-03-01 1 MALAYAN OBSERVERS watched voting procedure at the Chelsea Town Hall polling station on Feb. 23 when Britain went to the polls. The Mayor of Chelsea, Mr. George Turnbridge, explains a point when a woman shopper drops her vote in the ballot box. Listening are Mr. Chung Mm Tat (right), Capt.AP - 67 words
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195 1950-03-01 1 THE Singapore Government yesterday issued a deportation order against Capt. Paul "Turko" Westerling, who was arrested in the Colony on Sunday morning. The order, which was signed by the Colonial Secretary, was made under the Emergency Travel Restriction Regulation and was followed by a detention195 words
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Article30 1950-03-01 1 ZURICH. Tues.— The Indian Government has nominated M Ernest Eipkes, head of the Swiss Federal Road Construction Institute, director of the Indian Central Road Research Institute. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article68 1950-03-01 1 THE HAGUE. Tues. rE Dutch will arrest Capt. "Turko" Wfc»««rtinc if he i s deported to Holland from Singapore, an authoritative spokesman said here today. If. in that event. Indonesia asked Holland to extradite him, the Dutch Government "would not. comply with the request," the spokesmanReuter - 68 words
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Article159 1950-03-01 1 Extradition: The Legal Issues From Our Own Correspondent LONDON. Tues. rtOMMENTINQ on the Indo\j nesian request for the extradition of Capt. Paul "Turko" Westerling. the diplomatic correspondent of the Manchester Guardian points out that a government can seek extradition only by virtue of an extradition treaty. This details particular charges159 words
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Article59 1950-03-01 1 THE HAGUE, Tues.— A conference of ministers of the Netherlands-Indonesian Union, due to open on March 20 In Jakarta, will last about a week, the Indonesian High Commissioner, Dr. Mohammed Rum, told the Dutch news agency Aneta's political correspondent here today. Dr. Rum said he was leavingReuter - 59 words
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Article18 1950-03-01 1 LONDON. Tues.— Fires In Britain and Ireland last year caused damage totalling 22.590.000. a record average18 words
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156 1950-03-01 1 BANGKOK, Tuesday. SI AM decided today to recognise Bao Dai in Vietnam after stormy Government discussions that led to the resignation of the Foreign Minister. Bangkok political circles are tense and the atmosphere has suggestions of a coup. Premier Phibun instructed the secretary of156 words
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351 1950-03-01 1 FULL BOARD IS NOW TO DECIDE ON WATER JOB a breezy two-and-a-half hour debate, the Singapore Municipal Commissioners yesterday decided by 16 votes to eight to hold a special meeting to decide on the appointment of a deputy Water Engineer. On a motion lJ^jduced by Mr. J. V. West (Nominated),351 words
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80 1950-03-01 1 Chiang Back As C-in-C President TAIPEI, Tues. r»HIANG Kai-shek today an- nounced that he is resuming the post of President and Commander-ln-Chief from March 1. "Since Li Tsung- Jen's departure last November the Nationalists have been without a commander-in-chlef," said Chiang. "Especially since the conclusion of the Mao Tze-tung andAP - 80 words
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Article72 1950-03-01 1 MIAMI. Florida. Tues. A Pan American Airways stewardess was blown part of the way through a 15-inch window of a pressurized -cabin air liner on when the window blew out during a ferry flight from New York to Miami. She was pulled to safety by theAP - 72 words
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Article26 1950-03-01 1 MELBOURNE, Tues.-Sun-dar Abdullah, a native of Persia who claimed he was 107 years old, died after being knocked down by a motor car. -A.P.AP - 26 words
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Advertisement17 1950-03-01 1 J The MnM Imm jiie- keepers SS I P. H. HENDRY, mnun >< 79 North Bridge M. Spore ><17 words
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Advertisement44 1950-03-01 1 DRIVE YOUR fl mains RADIO JsY^/+ from your /j] If car battery l^ l^/ with th* .BUSH V.6 VIBRATOH PACK- UNIT SOLI AGENTS BRIGHT RADIO Co. 301 ORCHARD ROAD. SINGAPORi j /Ao «Yy /^3R^ There's always line FOR A TIGER in pints and quarh44 words
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277 1950-03-01 2 'Pakistan Ready For War,' Warns Liaquat Ali KARACHI, Tues. THE Pakistan Prime Minister, Mr. Liaquat AH Khan, yesterday warned India that Pakistan was "fully prepared for war" if India wanted to fight. In a prepared statement he read to a Press conference. Mr. Liaquat All Khan blamed India for the277 words
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Article43 1950-03-01 2 RANGOON, Tuesday. gI'RMA Government troops have moved a further 18 miles into Karen-occupied territory in an all-out drive on the stronghold of Tounroo. The town of 1 Kyauktaga, US miles north of !*ifo(in. fell after heavy fighting— A. P.43 words
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Article, Illustration40 1950-03-01 2 THE 36- YEAR-OLD 45,000-ton liner Aquitania, last of the great four-funnel ships, seen as she passed into the Gareloch through the Narrows at Rhu, on the last two miles of her journey to Faslane and the Clydebank shipbreakeis. A.P. picture.AP - 40 words
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193 1950-03-01 2 LONDON, Tuesday. I DRITISH sailors nave "satisfactorily completed" an Arctic survival trial on a spartan diet of condensed milk, toffee and water In temperatures below freezing. The nine voiun'.ecrs «pern five days amid snow and gales on a new type of lif* raft.Reuter-AAP - 193 words
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Article51 1950-03-01 2 WASHINGTON, Tues. JJMTED States ambassadors and other representatives from 11 countries and colonial areas in Africa yesterday opened a five-day regional conference at Lourenco Marques, Mozambique. The State Department said they would discuss problems confronting the United States in Us political, economic, diplomatic and consular relatior-s.AP - 51 words
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Advertisement431 1950-03-01 2 NOTICES MEDICAL DEPARTMENT APPLICATIONS are invited frrm licentiates of the King Edw«rfi VII College of Medicine. t the Dublin Scholarmidnifery and gynaecology year, 1950. Applications l**nhiT with any credential* and j ma Is .vhould be forwarded to Uil* office through their res- pertive heads of departments so a-- si resell431 words
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Advertisement952 1950-03-01 2 NOTICES TO WATER CONSUMERS WHO NORMALLY NEED A CONTINUOUS SUPPLY A memorandum Is available at the Office of the Municipal Water Engineer. Singapore, giving advice to Owners, Proprietors, Managers and those responsible for the operation and maintenance of factories, shipping supplies, institutions, hotels and other places where continuous supplies of952 words
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Advertisement504 1950-03-01 2 NOTICES NOTICE Tbe Public is hereby notified that Messrs BONG CHUAN SOON and KflOR TENG PHEOW are no longer In the employment of Mr. Nah Yew Ghee of No. 77. Teluk Ayer Street, Singapore, as from the 28th. day of Febiuary, 1950 and the said Mr. Nah Yew Ghee will504 words
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Advertisement803 1950-03-01 2 NOTICES S.S. GOVERNMENT 3% 1940 WAR LOAN (1952-liS9) Notice Is hereby given that the Transfer Register of the above loan will be closed from 17th to 31st March. 1950, both dates tn- elusive, for the preparation of Interest Warrants. BY ORDER, Hongkong St Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore. TENDERS A contractor803 words
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Advertisement329 1950-03-01 2 NOTICE ,TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Please note that as from the M March 1950. we will be trading under the name of Boon Liew Limited at the same address which company was duly regis1 te'red on the 26th January 1950. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY TENDERS 1 1 or particular-, «c« Tender329 words
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Advertisement235 1950-03-01 2 > -y l^l^^v V vM 7 J BUFFET CAR SERVICE ON MAIL TRAINS DAY AND NIGHT MALAYAN EAILW4Y lAlw^i to treat f^A a co\d~ •i^ j vfe i INHALER A fO« MANDaAO OH FOCKCr MMI for uu during tM day, unobtru<l*a, conva- I I riant tlmpl r puli off tK«235 words
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284 1950-03-01 3 PARIS, Tuesday. ABOUT 180,000 locomotive and engineering workers in the Paris area walked out yesterday in what promised to be the worst strike crisis France has known since 1947 when the Communist bid for control of the nation came very near toReuter; UP - 284 words
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Article137 1950-03-01 3 JAKARTA, Tues. A DISPUTE over the demobilisation of students from the army in East Java resulted in armed clashes. The first clashes occurred on Feb. 23. Casualties since then are not known, but are not thought to be high. Some groups refused to be rt:>armed.Reuter-AAP - 137 words
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Article92 1950-03-01 3 MANILA Tues. Five persons w»r- killed and eight others str*ously wounc'eci in an ambush on Sunday *n the village of B.i>c >n*, about 60 miles .<.Mith of Manila, ac cording to a press despatch rereivsd her* this evening A fl o ret- battl» nay tlsa developReuter - 92 words
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Article65 1950-03-01 3 VIENNA, Tues The loint efforts of American and Austrian police investigating the mysterious death of Captain Eugene S Karpe have so far yielded no positive results, official sources s*id in Vienna yesterday. The chemical analysis of a red spot discovered by American Army agents in Karpe's compartmect65 words
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Article37 1950-03-01 3 I'\NBERRA. Tuos. The apiiintment of Mr. Keith i Officer as Australian AmbasI >-I'>r to France was announc- I ed today by the Minister of r- '-rnal Affairs. Mr. Percy 1 c i nder Reuter- AAP.Reuter; Reuter-AAP - 37 words
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200 1950-03-01 3 SOFIA, Tuesday. DITLGARIA yesterday protested, i n a note to the Yugoslav Ambassador here, against the alleged killing of two Bulgarian frontier guards by Yugoslav frontier guards on Feb. 25. The note said the two Bulgarian guards were shot dead on their own side ofReuter; UP - 200 words
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Article53 1950-03-01 3 OSLO, Tuesw Mr. Winston Churchill and President Truman are imcng the candidates proposed for this year's Nobel Peace Prize. Other candidates "re Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the Prime Minister of lndn, the former Australian Foreign Minister, Dr. Herbert Evatt and Dr. Ralph Bunch?, director of the United Nations53 words
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Article37 1950-03-01 3 PRAGUE, Tucs A CMnb Airlines transport plane en route to Prague crashed into a Moravian mountain peak yesterday First reports said that at hast fire persons were kilted and 26 InJaretL— AJ>.37 words
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Article, Illustration33 1950-03-01 3 VOGELER VERDICT MRS. LUCILLE VOGELER and her sons. B"ly and Bofcby after they had been told of the verdict convicting Robert Voseler, an American business man, of espionage in Budapest.— A.P. pit tareAP - 33 words
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Article, Illustration27 1950-03-01 3 SHRI DULEEP SINIUI. the famous England and Cambridge cricketer, who has been appointed High Commissioner for India in Australia hi succession to Daya Singh Bedi.— GllS picture.27 words
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319 1950-03-01 3 NEW YORK, Tuesday. TWO American ships were attacks by an aircraft yesterday at the Chinese A Communist-held North China port of Tsinf tao. Officials in Washington said they assumed the attacking bomber was a Chinese Nationalist plane 1 United States Lines officials saidReuter; AP - 319 words
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Article82 1950-03-01 3 CAPETOWN, Tnes. QENERAL Jan Smuts, in""' a statement yesterday on the result of the British general election, said that at this juncture that Britain should not have a strong government is a matter of concern and anxiety to the whole world. "A stalemate government can82 words
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Article108 1950-03-01 3 ATTLEE GOES TO THE KING LONDON. Tues. THE Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee. conferred with the King on the British political crisis late last night, shortly after the final returns on Thursday's voting cut the Labour Party's majority to seven seats in the House of Commons. Mr. Attlee discussed withReuter; AP; UP - 108 words
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Article128 1950-03-01 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. ]y|R. John Lewis, United Mineworkers Union leader, pleaded not guilty yesterday to charges resulting from the failure of 372,000 U.S. miners to return to work under a ;ourt order. The question is whether the union is responsible for the refusal of theReuter; AP - 128 words
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153 1950-03-01 3 New S.E. Asia Talks May Be Called SEOUL, Tues»» rIE South Korean President, Dr. Syngman Rhee, today forecast that a conference to discuss economic co-operation would be called by Philippine President Elpidio Quirino in the Philippines this month. Urging all Pacific nations to hasten collective action against Asiatic Communist expansionReuter; Reuter-AAP - 153 words
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78 1950-03-01 3 LONDON, Tues— Mr. Robert Russell Walker, managing director of William Jacks Co.. Ltd., London, died at his London home on Saturday. He was 79. Mr. Walker had been connected with the overseas business of the Jacks group for many years and his as* relation78 words
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Article22 1950-03-01 3 LISBON, Tues.— Col. Eduardo Tavares Nunes, new Portuguese military commander in India, left here today by air for Goa. Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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244 1950-03-01 3 ASMARA, Tuesday. PISTOL shots wounded four Coptic Christians, and two others were clubbed in minor clashes in a Moslem quarter of Asmara yesterday. Other African sectors of the city were calm after the recent riots. Meanwhile, members of the five -power United NationsReuter; AP - 244 words
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Advertisement31 1950-03-01 3 FOR SUSPENDED AND I GROUND FLOOR SLABS i c I I Fabric j I is concrete I J reinforcement J at its best THE BRITISH REINFORCED CONCRETE ENCINEERINC CO., LTD. STAFFORD31 words
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Advertisement112 1950-03-01 3 ROAST BEEF TWO PRIME JOINTS FOR ROASTING: ROLLED ROAST RIB ROAST BUY THEM FROM COLD STORAGE Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. gm/ji KITCHCN Gearity THE PRESSED STEFt COOKER WITH THE DROP DOWN AOVT. OF THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.ITD OF ENGLAND IN «*'OM MALACCA KUU« IUMfUK PfNANG B £vßbbL :^nHmWm^ j112 words
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Article429 1950-03-01 4 Interim Report On Walk-Out From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. JTHE Sultan Idris Training College for Malay teachers at Tanjong Malim is to be re-opened to students in all years on Mar. 16. This was officially stated today when the Federation Government released an429 words
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Article46 1950-03-01 4 Thirty-three-year-old Lauw I Yeo Njauw. of Sourabaya, I pleaded guilty in the Singapore First District Court yesterday to attempting to enter the Colony wtth a passport which had not been endorsed for his entry. Lauw was fined a total of $400.46 words
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Article88 1950-03-01 4 A police sergeant, three corporals and a constable appeared in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday charged with corruption. They were sergeant Baba bin Kasslm. corporals Othman bin Omar. Mohamid bin Ma' Amor. Ahmed bin Wahab and constable Basircn bin Babar. All were alleged to have received88 words
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Article95 1950-03-01 4 Imm Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. PAIIANG is to settle 200 Kelantan Malay families in the Pahang Tua irrigation area where Pahang Malays have already sufficient padi land. Funds for the scheme, amounting to 525.000. are to be asked from the Federal Government. A resolution95 words
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Article, Illustration67 1950-03-01 4 MALAY SCHOOLS in Kelantan held an Arts and Crafts Exhibition recently. This picture was taken after the judging of exhibits and shows judges and teachers responsible for the exhibition. The judges were: Mr. A. H. Hill, Superintendent of Education (sixth from left, seated). Miss M. Liecester (fifth from67 words
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251 1950-03-01 4 HEIGHT hundred and twenty Singapore families who have borrowed furni- ture from the Custodian of Property may be faced with the option of either buying it or paying a rent of 10 per cent, of its estimated value per year for the251 words
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69 1950-03-01 4 S.I T. Tenants Told Be Bold —Tell Us' f)NLY a few anonymous letter writers have volunteered information on alleged racketeering in Singapore Improvement Trust flats despite a pledge by the Board, of Trustees thai no action will be taken against informants who are Trust tenants. The chairman. Mr. T. P.69 words
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Article107 1950-03-01 4 ON a mission to Indonesia to help to improve city and town lighting. Professor Dr. Ing N. A. Halbertsma. President of the International Commission on Illumination, passed through Singapore en route to Jakarta by K.L.M. Constellation yesterday. Professor Halbertsma, who will give lectures and talks on the107 words
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Article61 1950-03-01 4 The following donations have been received for the Y.W.C.A. Appeal Fund: Buan Lee Seng $200, Dr. Tan Bin Chiang $100. Nassim Co. $50, Dr. Kwan $25, Mrs. S. M. $50, Mr. K. C. Eu $50, Alk Hce Bamwell $25, Dr. Yap Yeow Chin $20, Mis. chew chew61 words
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Article112 1950-03-01 4 From Our Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. MAKING his maiden speech in the State Council to- > day, Ungku A. Aziz bin A. Hamld. the Johore Civil Ser- j vice Associations nominee on the Council, asked the Gov- ernment to lay it down as a general112 words
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288 1950-03-01 4 U.S. Army Doctors Try Out New Typhus Drug From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPIIt, Tuesday. AN American Army medical research team is unpacking its gear at the Institute for Medical Research here today preparatory to trying a new drug and a new approach against typhus. The team will be in288 words
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Article225 1950-03-01 4 From Our Staff Correspond) n KUALA LUMPUR, rues JUDGMENT was reserved today in the Kuala Lumpur Supreme Court in the suit for $19,600 riamag* s which Lever Brothel* Limited, the UK firm of soapmanufacturers claimed from Messrs. Chin Hin Chan. .1 Kuula Lumpur Chinese ft tin,225 words
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455 1950-03-01 5 Voin Fined $400, Disqualified From Driving Car For A Year PLANTER CONVICTED IN KUALA LUMPUR From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. JOHN Voin, 45-year-old manager of Sungei Rinching Estate, Semenyih, was today convicted on the alternative charge of dangerous driving in connection with the death of Mr. Benedict Ponniah,455 words
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Article, Illustration44 1950-03-01 5 MRS. K. JAMIESON and Mrs. C. Mills (at phone) taking messages at Selangor An tl- Bandit Month headquarters. During the Month, they will deal with the "jig-saw" pieces of information which are an important part of the war against the bandits. Straits Times picture.44 words
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Article265 1950-03-01 5 MORE MONEY FOR VARSITY From Our Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tuesday. THE Penang millionaire banker, Mr. Yeap Chor Ec, who last August gave $100,000 to the University of Malaya Endowment Fund, has offered another $50,000 for the founding of a Chinese library in the University. Mr. Yeap,265 words
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Article108 1950-03-01 5 University Language Depts. Move THE University of Malaya has decided to set up Boards of Studies to inquire into the possibility of setting up Departments of Malay, Cninese and Tamil or In general Indian Studies. These Boards will examine the Carr-Saunders Commission's recommendations in regard to the establishment of the108 words
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Article114 1950-03-01 5 THERE is a possibility that a small quantity of cargo on board the fire-gutted British freighter, Benledi. destined for Singapore and Far East ports, is still safe. This was disclosed to Uw i Straits Times yesterday by at spokesman of Paterson, 6\mons. the ship's114 words
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Article243 1950-03-01 5 TTHE postal district scheme, which is operated in 1 most of the world's largest cities, will be introduced in Singapore next Monday. The island has been divirit.l into 28 postal districts to facilitate the so. ling and delivery of local correspondence. Announcing this yesterday the243 words
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Article, Illustration23 1950-03-01 5 CAPT. J. HEADLAM. F.Z.S., District Scout Commissioner, Kuala Lumpur, who has left Malaya for Hong Kong. C. F. Larm picture.23 words
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Article37 1950-03-01 5 From Our Own Correspondent BENTONG, Tues. Wong Weng. aged 40, Was charged at Bentong with torturing two buffaloes at Sim pang Pel angal. with a sharp-edged Instrument. The case was postponed to Mar. 14.37 words
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Article203 1950-03-01 5 Judgment In Tyre Case Reserved THE Singapore Court of Appeal yesterday reserved Judgment in the Singapore Harbour Board's appeal against the judgment given by Mr. Justice Brown in favour of the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company with respect to 17 tyres missing from the Harbour Board's godown In 1946. The203 words
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Advertisement355 1950-03-01 5 BRITISH INDUSTRIES p X FAIR **S** I'i.ui now to visit this year'i British Industries Fair in Londoa and Birmingham, May 8- 19. You will see the world's greatest display of British products and be in personal touch with Influential buyers from over 100 countries. GET THERE SOONER! STAY THERE LONGERt355 words
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Advertisement204 1950-03-01 5 MALAYAN AIRWAYS DJAKARTA TWO SERVICES WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS FRIDAYS. FARE $155/66 lbs. Baggage carried free MANAGERS: MANSFIELD COMPANY LTD. TELEPHONE 5021 TELEGRAMS "TERBANG" I STAIR RUNNERS AXMINISTER 22V D?sign 8.00 per yard > << 27" $12.50 >> >> 27" Plain $10.50 >> 36' $16.00 (< SS »ute Tapestry 24" 3.50204 words
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Article50 1950-03-01 6 MBS MM CHOON BOCK <nee W<.tri. Koh Chwee Neo> died Feb. 57. 4 4S p.m. leaving behind her J( iiik husband, 4 MM, 2 daiigh-lirr-in-law, 1 adopted son, 3 <t(iughtrrs, 4 «ons-in-!aw and 13 > (hildirn Burial todhv MM! li 11 am. cortege leaves 4 Bawfombt Road for Bukit50 words
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Article45 1950-03-01 6 THE SINGAPORE Fooohow C< rr< Merc-hams' Association wish 1<> r\|»rew» their thanks to all gues\s *n<i members who .sent valuable I --inls. flower bMlKtS, banners «n :is well us letters of con- nr.i alM) whC :i •>■!.• led on the occa(>r their Mill unniversary iion.45 words
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735 1950-03-01 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Wed., Mar. 1, 1950. An Iron Case For Tin While there has been no official statement on the Federation Government's position, there can be no doubt that the Malayan delegation to the Tin Study Group goes to Paris agreed on the necessity for regulating pi'oduction of735 words
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Article284 1950-03-01 6 There was a passage in the High Commissioner's address to the Legislative Council last November which perhaps casts light on the Kampong Bukit Kepong disaster. The police post there was wiped out because it had no effective means of summoning help. The police wireless system, said Sir284 words
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Article77 1950-03-01 6 /"'IAN it be sheer coincidence \j that, out of a total of 112 candidates who sat for the Municipal Bar Examinations, only the two appointees to posts as Committee Clerks In j the Municipal Secretariat passed with distinction? Or is there something more in this than meets the77 words
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Article, Illustration741 1950-03-01 6 "An Open Letter To Mr^TanKahKee" IX your issue of Feb. 25 appeared an open letter to Mr. Tan Kah Kee from "A Chinese Democrat," Ipoh, hereinafter called "A.C.D." The letter may or may not Jiave been brought to the notice of the grand old man. But It741 words
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Article264 1950-03-01 6 Governors The Future IT was with the warmest pleasure and agreement that I read the "On The Margin" column of Feb. 21 in which the writer welcomed the tendency of Governors in Singapore and the Federation voluntarily to abdicate their executive powers and reduce themselves to useful instruments for opening264 words
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373 1950-03-01 6 vyE have heard a lot of party views on the subject of the General Election. It is time that the non-party view, the view of the floating voter, was presented. Accordingly, let it be suggested that, in the view of the non-party man,373 words
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Article117 1950-03-01 6 I AM appalled at the "cluelessness' of Radio Malaya in regard to the broadcasting of the British General Election results. No mention of any up-to-date results was made during the day except in the regular news bulletin; or, if there was, there was no intimation of117 words
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Article137 1950-03-01 6 lyiY attention has been i 1 drawn to .a letter published in the Saturday Forum section of the Straits Times on Feb. 18 under the heading "The Ayahs In Pudu Hospital" and signed "B.M.A. Is Over." I should be grateful if "B.M.A. Is Over" and her137 words
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Article78 1950-03-01 6 J^Y heartiest congratulations to the cast of the Radio Malaya Repertory production of "The Sussex Vampire." Broadcast last Sunday, it i gave me an entertaining hour, and I eagerly await further productions from the Repertory. Incidentally, I wonder if it would be possible for78 words
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Article375 1950-03-01 6 On The Margin UMNO At Muar CHINESE colleague of mine who reported the General Assembly of UMNO at Ifuar for the Straits Times tells me that he was greatly tmprcfsed by the parade of 1.200 members of the UMNO jronth movement. These young men, dreftsed all in white except for375 words
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Advertisement781 1950-03-01 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. TO JEANNE, wife of Olan Williams, a daughter 38 3. '50. QUIXI.EY: On Feb. 26. 1950, ».i Malacca Hospital to Barbara i.n >. wife of Roger Quix- h son (Michael Colin i. BOBBINS. At Brighton. Sussex 1'. February to Rhona, wife of Stanley. A. Robbins, a da\ighter (Nina781 words
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Advertisement122 1950-03-01 6 2MIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIINIMMIIIIIIICJIIIIIIIII Hirh Quality Electrical Appliances now offered (o you at prices within easy reach of everybody. ELECTRIC IRONS: No. 6, for A. C. Mains —$19.00, No. 5. for AC DC $10.00 No. 6, for AC. Mains $15 50 No. 6. for AC DC $26. SO Iron Stands. No 2 2.50122 words
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Advertisement23 1950-03-01 6 H s ystetT> ke^ r j of inn r i?una. E^"° S "^3 and aa^^ BaM to Pf&l t. I wi c m~23 words
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Article1718 1950-03-01 7 Labour Accused Of Making Political Issue Of Local Appointment AN attack on tin Labour Party for making the appointment of a deputy Municipal Water Engineer a party issue and a call to Mr. Pat Johnson "to withdraw his Party whip" highlighted the two-and-a-half-hour debate1,718 words
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Article, Illustration130 1950-03-01 7 Farewell To Mr. R.L. Bridges AT the meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners yesterday the Deputy President Mr. T. P. F. McNeice paid tribute to the personality and tact of Mr. R. L Bridges Superintendent of the Victoria Memorial Hall and Theatre, who leaves tomorrow on leave prior to retirement130 words
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Article28 1950-03-01 7 Singapore Municipal Commissioners yesterday adopted without debate amended Bungalow Area bylaws providing for the erection of flats and hotels of approved design in bungalow areas.28 words
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Article250 1950-03-01 7 THE Singapore Municipal Commissioners yesterdayappointed a five-man committee to recommend ways and means of shorte- Municipal procedure. The committee Is empowered to examine the machinery of the Municipality with a view to creating greater efficiency in administration and making recommendations for stimulating public interest250 words
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Article99 1950-03-01 7 THE Singapore public had expressed itself against the annual re-registration of bicycles when the proposal was made before the war. Mr. G. H. Kiat (Independent, East Ward) said at a meeting of Municipal Commissioners yesterday. He suggested that further consideration be given to a provision in the99 words
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Article, Illustration73 1950-03-01 7 DATO ONN BIN JAAFAR, President of CtyINO, w» the guest of honour at a dinner party given by the Malayan Chinese Association, Muar, at the diking Chaan Association on Saturday night Picture shows (left to right) Dr. Lim Ah Sitt. Che Fatimah binte Abdul Majid, Dato Onn, Mr. Lav Kok73 words
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Article217 1950-03-01 7 PHE Deputy Municipal Pre- sident. Mr. T. P. F. McNeice. yesterday described the Singapore Development Bill, now before a Select Committee of the Singapore Legislative Council, as a matter of "terrific" implications for the Municipality. Mr. McNeice was moving In the Municipal Commission yesterday the appointment of217 words
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Article248 1950-03-01 7 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. INTER-STATE co-ordination of special anti-bandit tasks during "the Month" is being considered, the Straits Times understands... Such arrangements would enable special operations to be carried out between two or three adjoining States on set days. From tomorrow, the move-248 words
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Article, Illustration289 1950-03-01 7 THE debate of Singapore Municipal Commissioners over the proposed appointment of Mr. P. C. Lim to the post of Deputy Water Engineer, would not have benefitted her schoolgirls, suggested Mrs. Robert Eu (Progressive West Ward) at the Commissioners' meeting yesterday, in an indirect refer;ence289 words
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Article194 1950-03-01 7 3 MEN TO STUDY WAGES A THREE-MAN Municipal committee was appointed by the Commissioners yesterday to deal with all matters relating to wages and conditions of employment of the Singapore Municipal Labour force. The acting Municipal President. Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, I said that the question arose I out194 words
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Article263 1950-03-01 7 Planter Hits At 'Land Thefts From Our Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. FAILURE to adequately administer territories and closely supervise land dealings was one of the reasons why terrorist activities were able to continue, said Mr. J. C. Mathieson, the Johore Planters' Association representative on the State Council, at today's263 words
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Advertisement92 1950-03-01 7 HJ.V. HOUSEHOLD ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES. The Controlled Heat Iron No. 9 Coffee Percolator AC $19. AC DC S2O 00 AC DC S3) dtft& is* IB" 0 ■B^^fc *|f"" fcir AC, DC. $29.50 OTHER APPLIANCES: Jp. 4|^^ Maddox Kettles $J3.50 P^r Upright Toasters $21/- 1 Horizontal Toa.«t*r« 529.50 1 Han D:\fr AC92 words
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Advertisement115 1950-03-01 7 Aa CITY SHOtSI am B^Ml ■Cm Mens Willow |1| *lso in Black k|^| Medium Round ra or Pointed Toe y& H Siie 4] to 10] yK Usual Price $25/* also in "Cathedral" Brand in above shapes X Colours Size 5 to 10* Usual Price Sale Price $21.00 S\ $15.50 ATTENTION115 words
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Article, Illustration1977 1950-03-01 8 WINSTON S. CHURCHILL - Stalin told: Let's work in comradeship WINSTON S. CHURCHILL By STALIN'S answer (to an offer fo send (iens. Wavell and Page! to discuss joint plans) had made it clear that purely mili-t.n-v talks would have lillle concrete result in the present slate of mind of the Russian !i""lers. The almost1,977 words
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Advertisement160 1950-03-01 8 WET OR TOO DRY A Few of Many POH Added Values A lAD CAR P£ H AUwkUd con.,ructton o« roll* .Hoy M~U JVD VII Tm. tr»c«oMrp« ci.wUi. Whether ifs a drainage project or a need ior irrigja- Smooth hydr.u»c control tjon th--e modern machines provide utmoal- efn- i»d«P»» d «<160 words
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Advertisement291 1950-03-01 8 __> dE^^tfgJS? Rfc' -""7 Your grandfather has such bright and perfect teeth, my son, because he has always used Gibbs Dentifrice. You know how good it tastes, too, and it costs me so link. Dentifrice SJgg^ K-oo iinnn n. w onai i tt> ionckin. r.N.i <vg Ex-stock complete range of291 words
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Miscellaneous215 1950-03-01 8 STRAITS TIMES CROSSWORD ***es% jo. A foj rotfle not workiOJ fRftCUSIVftRn M*» A I It tn.j causa tt» &»opl« propcrljr (J, 2. 4). I Not ocd fet Mf U»<* <7» O Gladden (anaf «>. M I :isj± ir*srT s-i-tt-iiiiiii" place for (old (5) Proverbial qutlity «f Bio kJBa 11 Prtibyteri.n215 words
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Article, Illustration1376 1950-03-01 9 BRITAIN IS SPLIT INTO TWO BIG CAMPS The London Letter From Our Own Correspondent LONDON, February 27. APART from the complete and exciting uncertainty of outlook in Parliament, the main talking point in regard to the Election is its Indication that there is a sharp political cleavage between the industrial1,376 words
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Article401 1950-03-01 9 CAMBRIDGE University medical research work has produced big headlines in the papers this past day or two— "Hair Grows on a Dish' is a typical caption. Exciting enough for those tcho are bald and don't like being so, the neics is that an Australian woman scientist working in the401 words
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Advertisement42 1950-03-01 9 .-—————^mJß^^^ 's^^^k continuous wR m SUCCESS AND t^^L S PROGRESS S r£ j j «i L I k f> i j it jit a\ *3^^j %V kfA PROGRESS MOTORS LTD. 46 ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE REPRESENTED THROUGHOUT THE FEDERATION BY WEARNE BROS. LTD.42 words
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Advertisement205 1950-03-01 9 STAn m Sore Throats,^ Take Hndsoa's Eiunenlbol^^^ll^ Jujubes daily. I\iuUob\ and •nlj Hudson contain "Eumenlhol"' y /ffijmtflt^L the safe, powerful geruiiride^rfijjfr f%JM jjj 1 that bringt you •peedv relief //^SjßlOlflfl fflT wA •top* that r» U gb now: jfflffiSed Or pi way «> U9te, "^^s^ bom*. ami f(N*. Hudson's gSk205 words
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Miscellaneous310 1950-03-01 9 sinc&pore Orch.; S. New Recording*; B.30 7.30 English; 8. Strictly Instru- «r» iam N w On the Sentimental mental"; 8.15 Thai; 3.45 Dutch; 10. a.tn. News from K.L; 10.05 g^. 10 Movle Magal j ne 1O .so Kuoyu; 9.30 Burmese; 9.45 In-i Close; 10.50 Schools; 12. Malay. Muglc tor QXJI310 words
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Article674 1950-03-01 10 EX-MAGISTRATE LOSES APPEAL 2 Years Gaol For Corruption pORTY-TWO-YEAR-OLD Mohamed Nasir bin Haji Abu Bakar, former first class magistrate Johore Bahru, and a Sikh police pensioner and businessman, 48-year-old Teja Singh, left the Johore Bahru High Court yesterday to serve a sentence of two years' rigorous imprisonment each. Convicted on674 words
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Article64 1950-03-01 10 The Officer Administering the Government of Singapore, Sir Patrick McKerron. will i tour the Improvement Trust I Housing Estate on Mar. 7. Sir Patrick will leavp the Colonial Secretary's bungalow at 7 a.m. and visit the following places in order. Balestler Road, Farrer Park, Albert64 words
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Article87 1950-03-01 10 ST ANDREWS MISSION hospital. Linen Guild, monthly meeting, Y.W.C.A., 5, Raffles Quay, 10 a.m. Y.W.r.A. Katong Groups' meeting, St. Hilda's School. 4 p.m. CHINESE V.M.C.A., 107. Belegie Road, chess club. 5 p.m.. weight-lifting class, 5.30 p.m mouth organ class, 7 p.m. Y.M.r.A., Orchard Road, Chess Club, 5 p.m.,87 words
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165 1950-03-01 10 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. T»WENT* days after the accidental bombing of the 1 Vu Ying Chinese School in Johore, the Federation Government last night issued the first full statement on the affair to deny a broadcast from Peking Radio that165 words
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Article73 1950-03-01 10 SENTENCE of two years' rigorous 'mprisonment was imposed on Michael Peragasu in the Singapore First District Court yesterday for attempted robbery. Peragasu. who admitted one previous conviction was also ordered to undergo two years' police supervision. Peragasu and another man, It was stated, held up a73 words
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Article, Illustration38 1950-03-01 10 THE SULTAN of Siak, Suma tra (centre) pictured with the Regent of Johore at an all-community tea-party in honour of the Sultan yesterday. Dato Syed A. M. Alsagoff (right) is reading an address of welcome. Straits Times picture.38 words
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Article742 1950-03-01 10 PETALING TIN CONTROL From Our Staff Correspondent IPOH, Tuesday. IT is essential that the Malayan Government should Rive the mining industry ample opportunity of considering and expressing its views on any proposed tin restriction agreement before any commitment is entered into at a commodity conference,742 words
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Advertisement195 1950-03-01 10 JOHN CALVERT tk as the "FALCON"! in ffl wL phone W3l\^Wk lt'S^ after two overwhelming mnites SEASON STARTS TOMORROW 1 mm &utW\i fl lna wnwl strwefc «fc«ir r*v««««l j |j^^y^ >*jr»***^ -ifcA^jdl H FDWAPn <MAII PLUS LATEST MARCH OF TIME! "WISH YOU WERE HERE" j EMIEKMfII Starts TODAY! I I195 words
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Advertisement272 1950-03-01 10 I ACT «te* 11- 1.45 DAY CAP^ If*" and 9.30 A Soul -stirring ami Inspiring Drama! "PROFESSOR DEN" in Mandarin with English Sub -Ti tics OPENS yoMORROW! "ROUTE 99 -A RENDEZVOUS WHERE THE BOYS FLIRT WITH DANCER! flHiliiJ Eg A iff M m *<i lriMsa£jßj£jtf^Bn Mill B^ )EFINITELY LAST DAY/272 words
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Article372 1950-03-01 11 LONDON. Tues. HESITANCY and uncertainty were widespread in the London Stock Exchange yesterday as a result of the razor edge General Election result. Although Domestic issues scheuled for nationalisation showed a fliarp Improvement when the market opened, the movement .was not sustained. Rubbers remained steady. Closing middle prices372 words
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Article764 1950-03-01 11 From Our Market Correspondent tyiTH London still undecided, there was little to stimulate attention in the Malayan share market yesterday. All sections remained quiet but steady. Prices quoted by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association were: INDUSTRIALS Atia* loe n.w la itxbta Alex Bricks Pr«f 240 2 50764 words
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Article29 1950-03-01 11 Singapore. Tues., Feb. 2S— «tt7.CCVi> (ap $0.12',). LONDON. Tues. Feb. 28. Spot: «59»J— £6H. Forward: £583}— £584. Settlement: €600. Turnover: Morn in* 65 tons, afternoon 185 tons.29 words
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Article219 1950-03-01 11 r\ESPITE the drop in prices In the Singapore rubber market, New York yesterday showed an improvement and prices locally rose by about half a cent on the previous day"s close. Later tr>e market eased slightly but finally it steadied for the re3t of the day. Closing prices yesterday219 words
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Article101 1950-03-01 11 From A Market Correspondent COFFEE in the Singapore produce market was again idle yesterday, with nominal quotations for Rio 5 buyers at $140 and sellers $142. No business was done. Copra was also idle at nominal quotations 137 buyers and $37': sellers. Coconut oil remained unchanged. Yeewrday's101 words
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Advertisement1294 1950-03-01 11 MANSFIELD t* CO., LTD. |lncotpa»atad tn Singajri nn»» BLUE rUMMBL UHS imn'i option to proceed via ether pwtt to h»ad and dtecbarae carg. SA.LINCS to LIVERPOOL. CLASCOW CONTININTAL PO«Tt Due Sails Sham r>anar| Trofei roi Liverpool k>uoim Hay.a Holland Mar 1/4 Agaptnar for Canoa M sanies, Liverpool 6 Clasgow C.1,294 words
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Advertisement394 1950-03-01 11 PRESIDENT LINER SAILINGS TO NIW YORK AND BOSTON VIA CETLON. INDIA ICVPT AND MEDITERRANEAN PORTS Spot* Sham Penang Prey Polk Cdnt. 42/4J 7/9 Mar. Sails 6 Mar. Mount Oavi< 14/18 Mar 19/20 Mar 21/23 Mar Mount Mjn.fieid 28 Mar /I Apr 2/3 Apr 4/« Apr Pres Monroe 12/17 Apr 18/20394 words
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Advertisement470 1950-03-01 11 EAST ASIATIC LINE SA.LINCS FROM SCANO.NAVIA/UK./ I 1^ CONTINENT SCANDINAVIA 1 Loading at Singapore Port Sv.eftanham m/t Nordfarer' due abt Mar. 19 Penang m/t "Maonia" due abt Mar. 20 m/t -Mongolia- due abt Mar. 2 for Bangkok. for (f olombc0 lombc Aden Port Said. I I Haiffa. Cenoa. Antwerp. Rotter''^o^L'u'470 words
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Advertisement1014 1950-03-01 11 McALISTER CO.. LTD. UnccMporated in Singaporei Mo. j«o* KLAVINISS LIME BLLERMAN BUCKNALL los ANCILIJ iAN fßANtlsco< .ONOON HAVM Mm.RDAM SSSS^ AJSTH HAMBURG Amcrrin P 111 1 CITY Of KIMBfRLIV Spore P Sham Ponang CASTLIviLLt In Port/2S F«b In Pert Spore P Vha,r, c r 7,,, CITY y POOt 2»r.b/4M« 51,014 words
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Article, Illustration44 1950-03-01 12 THE MALAYAN CHAMPION and No. 1 seeded in the All-England Badminton championships, Wong Peng Soon, meets New Zealander Nancy Fleming, rated No. 2 in Australasia, during a reception at Empress Hall, London, on Feb. ?2. The championships begin at Earl's Court today. A.P. photo.AP - 44 words
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688 1950-03-01 12 SAFA FACES $10,000 LOSS ON BURMESE Authorities Should Forego Share Of Gate By THE SPORTS EDITOR riS ITS OWN protestations, the Government of *J Singapore is interested in amateur sport and wants to help in every way it can. An excellent opportunity for Government to prove its sincerity is at688 words
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365 1950-03-01 12 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By PENANG, Tuesday. SCALLOPING wide out on the main racecourse, w Azad (Healey) and Pilgrim's Way (McPherson) ran 3 F. in 39 3/s—the best workout at Penang this morning, when horses being prepared for the forthcoming meeting for Classes 4 and 5365 words
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Article221 1950-03-01 12 From Oor Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues. RACEGOERS now regard the camera graph popularly referred to as the "photofinish" camera as a matter of course. Yet it is no morp than a year ago that this wellproved and really invaluable aid to rnrinc was first used on the221 words
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Article237 1950-03-01 12 Wong Given Prominence In Gazette LONDON. Tues. WONG PENG SOON, the Malayan champion, will be a worthy addition to the roster of past champions if he wins the All-England badminton title here this week, says the Badminton Gazette oilicial organ of the English Badminton Association. In a special All-England championshipsReuter - 237 words
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Article51 1950-03-01 12 The British ship Benalbanach. now in Singapore, beat the Swedish ship Cal'nemersk by five goals to nil in a friendly game of soccfr played on the Singapore District (Port Canning) ground yesterday. McL> nnan scored four coals which included a hat-'rlck ■nd Collins scored the51 words
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Article64 1950-03-01 12 SOCCER: Senior Lge: Ti^er S.A. v Royal Navy at Jalan L'esar, ref. Cpl. J. C. Cameron. Junior A.I: 11. M. Dockyard v Chinese S.A. at Geylang. ref. Mr. R. N. Bell; Junior B.I: G l>o? Unit FARELF v Haikowyu SC. at YM.V. St. George's Rd., ref. Cpl. A.64 words
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Article370 1950-03-01 12 FOOTBALL KICK-OFF TODAY rE Singapore Amateur Football Association's soccer league season begins today with a match In the Senior Division and two in the Junior Division. At Jalan Besar stadium, Tiger Sporting Association will meet Royal Navy, and in the Junior Division Chinese Sports Association play H.M Dockyard at Oeylang370 words
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344 1950-03-01 12 George Chairdler U. P - New Forward Plan May Change Football Tactics George Chairdler U.P, By f Correspondent. IIMMY SEED, manager of J Charlton Athletic, the English Football League top division club, believes he has found the answer to modern defensive tactics in soccer. This Is a three centre-for-ward plan. The unassuming and popular manager344 words
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247 1950-03-01 12 LONDON, Tuesday. BRITISH badminton officials are toying with the idea of getting together a few young players and sending them to Denmark to play a series of inter- club matches. Denmark Is the strongest badminton country In Europe at the present time, and the experience247 words
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Article, Illustration64 1950-03-01 12 CLONCARRIG, a Grand National entry this year. Is no stranger to the Aintree course where he won the Molyneux 'Chase in 1947 and last year. Owned by Sir Allan Gordon-Smith and Mr. J. Olding and trained by Top Masson at Lewes, Cloncarrig will carry list. 91b. in64 words
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Article417 1950-03-01 12 4 LTHOUGH without two of their outstanding all--rounders, M. C. Kailasapathy and Lt. H. Pereira, the Ceylon Sports Club, last year's Singapore cricket tournament runners-up, will still be a balanced side, strong in batting, bowling and fielding. Kailasapathy, the South and Colony right-arm leg spinner,417 words
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Article106 1950-03-01 12 PLAYERS entering the V.M.C A open tennis tournament's veteran events will not be eligible for the open championship events. The age limit for the Junior event has been revised to 18 years to comply with S.L.T.A. and L.T.A.M. rules. The closing da.te for the entries to this106 words
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379 1950-03-01 12 No Charity While S'gor Turf Club Rebuilds From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. TWE Selangor Turf Club's JL contributions to charity would have to be temporarily suspended in order to meet the heavy expenses of building of a new grandstand to accommodate 2,000 spectators, modernisation of stabling and other379 words
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Article108 1950-03-01 12 A Sinhalese Association h^me-and-home cricket match will be Dlayed at the BODCA ground. 8t. George's Road, on Sunday at 11 a.m. The following are the teams > Seneviratne's XI: H. J. C. Kulasinghe, W. D. Joseph, Mayn Perera, V. R Fernando, H. H. Samson. W. William,108 words
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Advertisement830 1950-03-01 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. ■tiiiu'a ironi Page 6> SITUATIONS VACANT BRITISH Insurance Office requires immediately con.petent female stenographer, must be qul'k and accurate. Oood prosAnply giving details of timtiiMM to Box A9OBO, B.T. R'O and well established Chln- concern require* general sundries salesman. Must be ex•■(l and well connected h 'he maiket.830 words
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Miscellaneous20 1950-03-01 12 SINGAPORE TIDES TODAY: 7.50 a.m. (7ft. 41n.) and 10.37 p.m. (7ft. 31n). TOMORROW: 9.00 a.m. (8fc) and 11.00 p.m. (8ft.).20 words
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