The Straits Times, 28 May 1950

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    28 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES LARGEST NETT SAt.ES IN MALAYA Sunday Edition Off Th« StralM limes tfs Singapore Ww— Pr««« No. 774 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 28, 1950. PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    TALE OF 44 FORGOTTEN MEN
    945 1 TALE OF 44 FORGOTTEN MEN —and one who is remembered Sunday Times Staff Reporter BECAUSE her 60-year old father is partially paralysed and cannot use his hands, even to wash his face, little Jennie Holmberg, his eight-year-old daughter, calls at the Nantina Home, where he lives, every morning on her
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    French colt wins Derby by a head
    398 1 EPSOM DOWNS. Saturday. by half a million people, famous French industrialist Marcel Boussac brought off a notable double by winning the Derby here this afternoon with his colt, Calcador. He had won the Oaks earlier in the week with the filly Asmena. Calcador.
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    WOMAN DIES AT 149
    22 1 JOHANNESBURG. Sat—An African woman, said to be 149 years old. has died in a suburb of Johannesburg. Renter.
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    FLOOD IN N. ZEALAND
    30 1 WELLINGTON, Sat.—Widespread damage was reported today from many parts of New Zealand's south island following 24 hours of floods by the rivers Westland and Canterbury. Reuter.
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    ASTRONOMERS SPOI A NEW COMET
    64 1 PASADENA, California, Sat. A new comet estimated to be farther away than the sun which is 93,000,000 miles from the earth, has been discovered by the California Institute of Technology astronomers. The comet, not visible to the naked eye was photographed by the 28 inch
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    FISHERMAN FOUND DEAD IN SAMPAN
    73 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter k Malay fisherman, 30-year-old Umar bin Sldek, was ound dead in a sampan loating in the sea at Tanjong Penyuru, off Jurong, yesterday afternoon. The discovery was made by mother fisherman, Musa, jvho saw the sampan driftng and found Umar lying
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    Ng smiles at murder charge
    323 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter CQUATTING cross-legged on an iron cot, a bewilderedJ looking 44-year-old Hakka, Ng Kai Sung, smiled weakly yesterday when a police party under Mr. D. A. Fyfe. the Singapore Second Traffic Court magistrate, entered Ward 9, the police lock-up in the General
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    COMMANDOS FROM HK NOW IN FEDERATION
    118 1 Sunday Times (on wfcondVnt PENANO, Sat. piVE hundred officers and men of the 40th Commando, Third Commando Brigade of the Royal Marines, disembarked this morning at Penang from the cruiser HMS Jamaica. They came from Hong Kong as bandit fighters The 42nd and 45th
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    SPARE PARTS HAUL' FOR REDS
    63 1 LONDON, Sat— The Chinese Communist authorities have found enough radio parts hidden in Chungking by the Nationalists to meet the area's needs for five years, according to a New China news agency report. The Kunming one of the Nationalists last main strongholds to fall, they
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    RESCUED FRIEND, THEN DROWNED
    169 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A SINCAPORE schoolgirl, 16-year-old Bak Wee Cheng, disappeared in the sea off 10th mile Ponggol yesterday afternoon after she had rescued a younger girl from drowning. Marine Police were searching for the girl's body until late last night. Bak Wee Cheng was
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    NEW WEAPONS TESTED
    35 1 WASHINGTON, Sat.— The U.S. Navy is planning a test with one of its newest weapons the guided missile against warships, according to officials here who refused the use of their names.— Reuter.
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    25,000 TROOPS STAND BY IN BERLIN
    114 1 BERLIN, Sat. NEARLY 25,000 American, British and French police and troops were standing by In West Berlin today as an army of half a million young German Communists completed last-minute preparations for giant "Peace" A "war room" was being set up in East Berlin
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    A BABY FOR RITA
    70 1 A BABY FOR RITA LOS ANGELES, Sat. DRINCESS Aly Khan, former film actress Rita Hayworth, is expecting another child, according to the Los Angeles Times, quoting "a source close to the family." The newspaper added, however, that Rita's father. Mr. Edward Casino, a dancing teacher had professed ignorance of the
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    Directors seek Malayan stars
    342 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter kJALAYAN girls, here is your big chance. Two film directors are looking for stars for their new pictures, and they hope to find them here. One of the directors, Mr. Andrew Ceer, of Republic Films, is already in Singapore and he told
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    His tongue killed 7,000
    296 1 His tongue killed 7,000 CEVEN thousand British soldiers were killed or wounded at Arnhem and the war was extended tor months because Montgomery's daring plan for a surprise attack by a parachute division was betrayed to the Germans by one man a man who was at that time being honoured
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    "I Was Half-killed By Kindness"
    3050 2 IN THIS SECOND ARTICLE THE DUKE OF WINDSOR TELLS OF HIS EXHILARATING EXPERIENCES IN CANADA. AND AMERICA AND SAYS— THANKS in no small measure to the war veterans, mv first days in Canada were in some ways the most exhilarating that I have ever known.
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      57 2 TECHNICAL BOOKS Mechanical Engineers Handbook by Marks $36.00 Engineers Year Book by Kempe's. 2 vols. 36.00 Radio Receiver Design by Sturey. 2 vols. 33.60 Magnetic Control of Industrial Motors by Heumann. 27.00 Marine Engineering Knowledge by MacCibbon 22.50 Industrial Carbon by Mantcll 25.20 Automobile Maintenance by Plumridge 20.40 Automobile Ignition
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      16 2 EXPERT SERVICE AFTER SALE but NOT for watches bought from unauthorixcd dc.-wets 16 (OUTER QUAY SINGAPORE
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    GIRL, 16 TELLS FATE UN COURT
    778 3 GIRL, 16 TELLS FATE UN COURT was lured into prostitution Sunday Times Staff Reporter A 16-YEAR-OLD giH, who said she had been forced into prostitution after being lured from her home by two women, continued her evidence yesterday before Mr. P. Claque, Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate, on the second day
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    MALAYAN GIRL IS
    92 3 ERASED IN S.A. has been received from South Africa of the enH:' jement of Miss Heather Anne Livingstone, daughter of Mr. D. N. Livingstone of Federation Police, and Mrs Livingstone, to Mr. Robert Vornon Cronow. of Durban Mr Livingstone is now on sick 1-ave at St. Michaels-on-Sea.
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    Adibah, 14, writes about animals
    319 3 i* 2 u JU day Times Woman Reporter A 14-YEAR-OLD Malay girl in johore Bahru has written and published three works of fiction and a play about animals. One of these is the Bangsawan Tolin which in English may be rendered as The Real Aristocrat'
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    BUDDHIST DAY
    54 3 Sunday Times S'aif (V. respondent i PENANG. Sat. Penang Buddhists will observe Mahinda Day next Monday with special prayer services and offerings of fruits and flowers at the Mahlndarama Temple In Kampar Road. Mahinda Day marks the spreading of Buddhism to Ceylon by Arahan Mahinda, eldest son of
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    OPIUM CHARGE
    27 3 Minda> limes Mafl Cnrrr>|pAidrnt SEGAMAT, Sat. Charged In the 6egamat Sessions Court with smoking opium at Labis, 40-year-old Ng Pah was allowed bail of $100.
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    SCOTS HERE MAY SIGN COVENANT
    147 3 u tl Sunday Times Staff Reporter "["HE St. Andrew s Society of Singapore is urging Scots, v. Tnn£ m e b^ rs of the Societ y or "Of, to join more than 1,000,000 of their countrymen and sign the Scottish Covenant, which seeks a Parliament
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    SPECIAL CHARGED WITH DESERTION
    66 3 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent IPOH, Sat. A 17-year-o!d special constable, Shaarl bin Lope Mohamed was yesterday charged before the Ipoh Magistrate, Inche Arshad. with having deserted his post at Kanthan Chemor between Apr. 28 and May 38. Shaahri claimed trial, ajQri' Ing that Illness prevented his
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    FAREWELL DINNER
    63 3 Sunday Times Staff 01 i.-si-onc'cnt RAUB, Sat— Haji Abdul Majid bin Abu Bakar, chief clerk of the State Agricultural Office, Raub, was entertained to a farewell dinner by members of the Agricultural Department on the eve of his transfer to the Malayan Establishment Office. Kuala Lumpur. Haji Abdul
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    Mystery haul of tobacco
    146 3 THE Sunday Times Staff Reporter dZ V V Y l l oJ! n olved of th ownership and sack, whiX ltB S° lb L f tobacco leaf P«ked in 17 mver about half a mile upstream. lohorp !f Ve cl° c b s e r smu
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    N.S. THRIFT AND LOAN SOCIETY
    100 3 SU ef a Times StalT SEREMBAN. Sat.- OHcers elected at the annual me»'in? of the N.S. Government Servants' Co-operative Thrift and Loar Society over the weekend are President. Mr. P. A W Gabbutt-vice-president. Mr. S. Tamby Rajah; chairman. Mr. B K-iher Singh; secretai-y and treasurer.
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    EXAMS IN HINDI: CLOSING DATE
    51 3 Closing date of entries for Hindi examinations in August in Kuala Lumpur is June 10 Candidates who are already enrolled with various centres in Malaya should obtain entry forms from their school principals, the Superintendent of Hindi Schools or the secretary. Hindusthani Prachar Sabha. Kuala
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    BOARD CHANGES
    40 3 Messrs. A. T. Edgar and O. H. M. Sturges have been appointed to the Board of the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya in place of Messrs H. H. Facer and R B. Carey who have -one on leave.
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    PERAK COUNCIL
    32 3 IPOH, Sat— The third meeting of the third session of Sii K rak Councll of State will be held in the Council Chamber at 10 a.m. on Tuesday June 6.
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    TWO RAN GAMING HOUSE: FINED
    63 3 MALACCA, Sat. In the Magistrate's Court t<es of $1,000 each were Imposed on Low Ec Hoon and Chong Cheok Khian, president and secretary of the Hoon Lim Kok Club for assisting in the management of the club kept as a common gaming house The club
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    CAUGHT IN TRAP -FINED $50
    88 3 Su 2j»y Times Staff I orrctpon J-nt SEGAMAT. Sat. Caught In a police trap operating a private car as a "black taxi." •i m u Poil aged 21 was flne d S5O by the Segamat Magis--1 trate. It was stated that police personnel, in mufti,
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    NEW MANAGER
    38 3 Sunday Time* Staff Correspondent TELUK ANSON, Sat-Mr. F. Wise has taken over as the manager of Cicely Estate, Teluk Anson, in place of Mr. H. Walker, who has left for the United Kingdom on long leave.
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    WESTERLING: NEW MOVE BY GOVERNOR
    127 3 WESTERLING: NEW MOVE BY GOVERNOR Sunday Times Staff Rrpurtrr I^XTRADITION proceeding* Hi in Slngapoproe against "Turko" Westerling will start if the District Judge and the First Magistrate are satisfied that the conditions laid down by the Extradition Acts have been complied with The Governor. Sir Franklin Olmson. it was officially
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    TRANSFERRED
    42 3 PARIT BUNTAR, Sat. Mr. Peter Bain clerk attached to the post office, Parit Buntar, is going to Trong as Postmaster. Before his departure. Mr. Bain was entertained to dinner by the staffs of the Posts and Telecoms. Departments and other friends.
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    DRIVER FINED
    26 3 PARIT BUNTAR. Sat. Inch? Ras bin Awang was fined $40 in the Bagan Serai Court for having used his private car as a taxi.
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    HOW MAN IS DEFEATING THE MICROBES
    1770 4 HOW MAN IS DEFEATING THE MICROBES Triumphs of science: Sir lan Heilbron,F.R.SL, and Dr. AM. Cook reveal- pROBABLY not one man in a thousand fully appreciates the almost miraculous recent advances in the conquest of disease. Diseases may be classified into two main divisions those such as pneumonia, tuberculosis etc..
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      336 4 WHICH,; AILMENTS DO YOU SUFFER V «^%V ll t& Jp Your doctor will tell you that often these are warning signs of MINERAL A VITAMIN DEFICIENCY -warnings that you're not f etting enough Minerals and Vitamins which Nature demands you to have. The cooked-out foods you eat aren't giving you
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    GRANT SINGAPORE CITY SELF-RULE'
    251 5 GRANT SINGAPORE CITY SELF-RULE' Over teacups they will urge Sunday Times Staff Reporter JEVERAL Municipal Commissioners who will meet the Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. James Griffiths, at a tea party next week will seek his views on raising Singapore to the status of a city. Bound up
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    TIDE TABLES UP-TO-DATE
    76 5 A NEW set of Tide Tables for use in the Inner Harbour. Singapore, has been published by Singapopre Port authorities. The publication, which is a Singapore extract of the Admiralty Tide Tables for Malaya, Is being sold at $1. The Master Attendant, Singapore, told the Sunday Times
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    Busiest lift in Singapore
    245 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter CULLERTON Building s busiest lift and probably the busiest in Singapore. the one that leads to the mport and Export office travels about four miles every day and is crowded on every trip. Situated behind the building, it is the only lift
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    APPEAL IN BRIBE CASE
    57 5 Sunday Times Crrre«"o»- KOTA BAHRU. Sat.— For offering illegal gratification of SI to a police constable. Abdul Rahman bin Hassan, at Kampong Puteh on March 25 a cyclist, Bachan Singh, was sentenced to one month's rigorous imprisonment. When notice of appeal was given the accuse^ *'&s
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    GASTRITIS PLEA IN CHANDU CASE
    101 5 Sund.n Times Staff Correspondent SEGAMAT, Sat.— "l suffer from gastritis and asthma and was advised by a medicine man to take opium for relief," said 44-year-old logging labourer Khong Hock when charged in the Segamat Sessions Court with being In possession of 30 leaf packets
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    TIN PRICES
    22 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. May 27. $300.12! i. Up 62i2 cento. LONDON, Friday, May 26. Spot: £601. Three months buyers V: 602.10.
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    SPORE RUBBER PRICE BOOST
    148 5 PK.vuS in the Singapore rubber market jumped to cents per lb for the first pri'd? June shipment yesterd:y, an improvement of 3 3 8 c nts per lb. on Friday's noon c] D:a:ion. With the London market firm because of the de-ration-ing of petrol, all offerings
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    CONSTABLE APPEALS AGAINST JAIL TERM
    63 5 Sunday fimes Correspondent KOTA BAHRU, Sat.—Mohamed Salleh bin Sidan, a police constable, was sentenced to 6 months' rigorous imprisonment by Che Noor Zainal, Circuit Magistrate, for accepting an Illegal gratification of $5 from Mustapha bin Abdullah, a driver of a motor vehicle. A notice of
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    Spore Yacht in S. Africa
    66 5 TUBi isoien, me ao-ioot sm- gapore-built yacht sailed by three British naval officers from Singapore, has arrived In Simonstown, in Cape Province, South Africa. The yacht left Singapore on Jan. 18 on a 12,000-mile trip to England. It proposes to sail from Simonstown for St.
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    LAND CASE ADJOURNED
    33 5 Sunday Times -rr-non'Vnt SEGAMAT, Sat. Illegal occupation of State lund was the charge read out to 40--year-old Mohamed Shah bin Ibrahim in the Segamat Court. Hearing was adjourned a week.
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    LOG-FEEDER FATALITY
    61 5 Sunday Times Correspondent AN employee of the S?ng Chew Saw Mill in Tanjong Rhu, Lim Kong Kai working on a log-feeder fell and was pinned underneath a heavy metal plate. He died shortly after, in j the General Hospital on May 20. At the inquest yesterday, the Singapore
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    NEW KLUANG CONVENT TAKING SHAPE
    136 5 Sunday Times SnIJ Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Sat WORK is going ahead steadily on Kluang's first convent, which the Canossian Order of nuns are building to provide facilities primarily for the education of children of Catholic parents The building is estimated to cost $150,000 when complete
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    Agnes Keith & Censor disagree
    237 5 Agnes Keith Censor disagree "IT'S pretty brutal It shows in harrowing detail something that the people of Malaya want to forget That was the reason given for the banning of "Three Came Home" by the Film Censor, Mr. Jack Evans. something that the people of Malaya want to forget" Agnes
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    Cold Storage opens new shop arcade
    211 5 Cold Storage opens new shop arcade Sunday Tiir.es Woman Reporter CINGAPORE Cold Storage •J at Orchard Road opened their Arcade on the first floor yesterday morning. Ufa. Then Chippindale lias made a very nice job of decorating the interior rid painting the mural in the American Express booth and the
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    ILLICIT SAMSU
    31 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Chin Khow. of Galan Patah, was found guilty today in the Johore Bahru Police Court of possession of li gallons of illicit samsu and fined $150.
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    * THE MALAYAN SCENE *
    2450 6 THE MALAYAN SCENE GELETAR is a little town on its own. Borne of the chaps out. there told me that theyj have only been in to Singapore once during their stay here, and that was to go sightseeing. "There Is everything you could want right here on Seletar." they said,
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    Paris and London in battle of faskions
    1241 7  -  MARY 1 HEATHCOTT i by THERE is a certain air of smug excited triumph about the latest pronouncement from the Incorporated Society of London Fashion Designers. The London fashion openings were plan- ned to begin on July 24. This was announced in March:
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    Fish with a difference
    463 7 110. just for once, let up on frying, baking, boiling, or steaming your fish. Just for once, at least, try out one of the following more sophisticated recipes for serving it. I KAN KURAU A LA MORN AY Melt an ounce of margariiv- in a sauce-pan
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    TRY THESE TIPS FOR BEAUTY
    542 7 Notebook by Penelope THIS week I have 1 garnered a collection of beauty hints. Here goes:— A little trick for the woman with short, stubby nails is to apply nail varnish over the whole surface of the nail leaving a tiny strip unvarnished on the
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    Gann Temple
    330 7 seem to be yetting eve) more iealous since my mar riage. I am now iealous o my husband's workmatet ana even of his mother, wht would be amazed if sh, knew. He is wonderfully pazlen about it but I can't ex pec him to keep it up. Sometime.
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    mean's Diary
    757 8  -  MARIAN I BY- IyjONDAY. Jane's third birthday today. Spent more than I should on presents, an Intriguing baby doll jvhich takes a bottle, cries and wets its nappy, a rocking horse, and one or two pscychological toys in nice bright colours. Was pleased with selection, ana eagerly anticipating
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    Less polygamy among Chinese
    1003 8  - Less polygamy among Chinese G. T. BOON by T)IVORCES and separations under Chinese custom observed by th« community In Singapore are working out satisfactorily and do not require any reform, the Chinese Advisory Board, highest official Chinese body in the Colony, has decided. Mr. E. C. S. Adkins. chairman of
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    THE CHEERY POSTMAN
    468 8 BACK CHAT BY CYNTH I A WHY is it that post-office employees are the same the world over? It seems to u s that postmen are happy, sympathetic folk. Our postman always reserves his brightest smile for those frequent occasions when he has only bills to offer.
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    EXTORTION CASES ON THE INCREASE
    314 9 EXTORTION CASES ON THE INCREASE Are Reds reviving Spore secret gangs? Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE first instance of extortion in Singapore in which there was any evidence that the money demanded was for the Communist bandits was brought to light by the C.I.D. three weeks ago. Three people are
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    64 9 COME of the Sikhs of KuaU Lumpur who attended the lrcwcll dinner given to Sirdar Budh Singh, ex-President of the Malayan Indian Congress, before his departure to India. Seen speaking is Mr. Ramac'tandran, Agent or the Indian Co/crnmcnr. Second on his left is Sardar Budh Singh. The dinner was given
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    Move to placate Labour critics
    171 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A REVISED constitution for the Singapore Labour Party is to be tabled for the approval of members at the Party's annual conference on |une 11. This follows discontent among some members over certain clauses in the old constitution. One of the
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    PILGRIMS MUST REPORT IN SPORE
    69 9 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent Pilgrims from the Feder- ation who intend to embark on the pilgrim ship Tyndar- j eus sailing on June 9 must present themselves to the offi- i cer supervising Federation i i pilgrims Hajl Abu Bakar, at the So-Jial Welfare Depart-
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    LOANED HIS S.H.B. CARD, FINED $15
    55 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Chong Kwai Soon, a kepala who loaned his non-transfer-able entry card for prohibited areas of the Singapore Harbour Board to a female labourer, Mah Mcc Wah, was fined $15 in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday. Mah, who pleaded guilty
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    MALAYAN SCOUT DOES WEIL IK U.K.
    101 9 Sunday Times Staff l or: 'tpoiiat nt SEREMBAN, Sat. MX Bernard van Geyzel, who is now an electrical engineering student A Faraday House, London, has completed part two of th" Scout Woodbadge Cour:;.? at Oily »H Camp and has accepted a'i invitation to a
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    3 BOYS ON ONE CYCLE RUN INTO BUS, 1 DIES
    89 9 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent MUAR, Sat. A 12-YEAR-OLD cyclist had his brother, aged 10, on the carrier and a friend, aged 8, on the cross-bar of his machine when lie cut across the road in the path of an oncoming
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    VARSITY HEAD TO LECTURE ON ANTARCTIC
    96 9 VARSITY HEAD TO LECTURE ON ANTARCTIC SIR Raymond Priestley. ViceChancellor of the University of Birmingham, Is to visit Singapore during July. A former Antarctic explorer, Sir Raymond will give a lantern lecture on "Antarctic Exploration with Shackleton and Scott" In the Central Hall, Faculty of Medicine, Uuniversity of Malaya, on
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    IGNORED CURFEW
    27 9 MUAR, Sat.— Six Chinese who failed to remain indoors during curfew hours at Buklt Pasir were each fined $15 or one week's hard labour here.
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    M.C.A. OFFICIALS TO SEE STRACHEY
    47 9 Sunday Times Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Officials of the Malayan Chinese Association from all over the Federation will arrive in Kuala Lumpur early next week for talks with the two Ministers from the United Kingdom Mr. James Griffiths and Mr. John Strachey.
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    MR. CHISHTY AT HOME TO VOTERS
    129 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter CINCAPORE Municipal Commissioner S.M.A.H. Chisty J is trying out what he calls "an experiment." In order to devote more time to the voters in Rochore Ward, whom he represents on the Municipal Commission, Mr. Chishty is setting aside two afternoons
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    59 9 TWENTY two y.ar old I Anthony Toll Kjh Hin. working in the managerial department of Nanyang Siang Pan newspaper, hai been selected to undergo a course of training at the London School of Printing. He will shortly leave for the United Kingdom. An old bey of tke Singapore Anglo-Chrneie Continuation
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    FINED FOR GAMBLING
    45 9 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent Four Chinese, including a woman, were fined $20 each In the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday when they pleaded guilty to playing pau-kow at Temple Street. A sum of $21-35 confiscated was ordered for the Court's poor box.
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    FOR VARSITY FUND
    34 9 Sv-'-'- i S'-'T «'«>t»- ■"•nt The Batu Pahat University F\ind Committee is organising on inter-State football match between Johore and Malacca and two basketball games shortly In aid of the fund.
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    Success story from Changi
    306 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE past fortnight officials at Changi Prison, Singapore, have not had to buy any fresh vegetables for the inmates. They have had all the "greens" they need supplied to them, free of cost, grown by the prisoners themselves. The requirements in fresh
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    LIVE SHELL IN GARDEN
    91 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter AN army explosives expert yesterday exploded a 75 millimetre shell, a relic of the last war. which had been discovered by a gardener clearing undergrowth in the garden of Mr. H. G. D. Lew in s house in Malcolm Road, Singapore. The
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    INTER-RELIGIOUS MEET
    44 9 Sunda> Times Staff Reporter A meeting of the interReligious Organisation will be held at 5.30 cm. m Wednesday at the Katon? Boys' Club. Mrs. H. B. Moorhead and Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir will speak on "Th? Declarations of the Inter-Religious Organization."
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    THE PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED
    725 9 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The One hundred and first Annual General Meeting of The Prudential Assurance Company Limited, was held on 11th May. 19S0. at 142. Holborn Bars. London. E C.I. Sir George Lewis Barstow, K C.8.. Chairman of the Company, presiding. ORDINARY BRANCH In the
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    BIGGEST EVER FUNERAL FOR YONG YIT LIN
    179 9 Sunday Times Stall Reporter MORE than 200 motor vehicles will take part in the longest funeral proc°ssi.'tn ever seen In Malaya when Mr. Yonc Yit Lin. the well-known Singapore businessman, who was shot on Thursday, is buried More than 30 trade ar.cl b»r.
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    NEHRU GOING TO J.B.
    35 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Pandit Nehru. Prime Minister of India, will pay a brief visit to Johore Bahru on June 18. The local Regional Indim Congress are makine arrangements to welcome him.
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    1581 10 THEY MIX SPORT POLITICS INSIDE MOSCOW— "where everything is propaganda 99^ Final article in the series by Sir MAURICE PETERSON, G.C.M.G. '^PAf<T from the holidays marked by official parades, Russia has one festival which appears truly happy and human. i his is New Year's Day, [Which since the Revolu'ti in
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      206 10 Crime Quiz DEATH IN THE STABLE By Leonard Cribble Sketches by A. Morley Reported M hm A cnestnut mar* owned by Colonel Beck, the we.i know, train*, was found dabbed I* death with a bayonet It was withdrawn by Tom Cole*, who reported the discovery*. Coles u**d cleaning rag to
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    STOLE: 6 MONTHS
    52 11 TELUK AN3ON Sat. Aodullah bin Haji Salleh, a 47-year-old Javanese, was sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment at the Teluk Anson Sessions Court when he was convicted of stealing jewellery and clothing amounting to $207.50 from a house belonging to Gendut binte Jamak. at Kampong Panta Lendu,
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    WE WILL STAND BY TILL THE END'
    307 11 WE WILL STAND BY TILL THE END' Griffiths tells Kampong guards Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. fHE Secretary of State for Colonies, Mr. James Griffiths, today pledged that the United Kingdom would stand by Malaya "until we have seen this thing through to the end and beyond." He
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    29 11 Ikyi R. Lim Eng Teck cuts a r huge cake to celebrate the opening of the new arcade at the Singapore Cold Storage in Orchard Road. Sunday Times picture.
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    34 11 MR. M. D. DAS. a MaUyjlim author, has arrived in Singapore to produce a Milayabm film with Malaya a* the location. Mr. Dan is himself a talented actor and has directed many Malayalam pbys.
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    Kajang killers get death
    304 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. CIVE young Chinese bandits, members of the notorious "Kajang gang" who surrendered after a gun battle on May 4, were today sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Spenser Wilkinson in the Supreme Court. They were found guilty by two
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    SCHOOL LOSES $50 MONTHLY
    112 11 BENTONG. Sat. fiiHE Tamil School in Bentong, run Dy the Bentong, Hindoo Sabah, is at present losing $50 a month. At the annual general meeting of the Sabah held recently. It was decided to set the school on a self-support-ing basis. Ways and means as to
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    3 PAHANC RAIL ATTACKS IN DAY
    130 11 Sunday Times Statr Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THREE bandit actions against railway property have taken place in the past 24 hours. The most serious was at 7 p.m. yevterday when an armoured tram travelling between MeJtakab and Mengkarak in Pahang was derailed at the
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    24 ACCIDENTS YESTERDAY
    71 11 24 ACCIDENTS YESTERDAY CINGAPORE Traffic Police 3 were kept busy yesterday with 24 street accidents. Most of them happened on roads leading to the racecourse during the rush for the last day at Buklt Tiinah. None was serious. A learner driver, trying to avoid a dog, went into the monsoon
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    MR. RUBE' BILLET LOSES WALLET
    51 11 A purse containing an identity card belonging to the SJt.A. starter, Mr. "^ube" Billet, was found 'esterday at St. George's Road and is now kept by Inspector A. J. Wilson of Kandang Kerbau police station, to whom Mr. Billet should get In touch for its
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    RED FUGS FOUNC
    48 11 Three Communist flags were found in Singapore yesterday morning. One flag was over the trolley wires at Qeylang Road, another on the telephone wires at Eng Watt Street and the third flag on a telephone post at the junction of Short Street and Albert Street
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    TWO CAMPS FOUND
    25 11 i KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Two large bandit camps were located and destroyed by police patrols yesterday in the Tapah area of Perak.
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    USE VOTE, URGES YOUTH COUNCIL
    142 11 Sunda> Times Staff Reporter iTTHAT the Christian Youths of Singapore are fully, conscious of their civic responsibilities as citizens of the Colony was evident at the meeting of the Singapore Christian Youth Council held at the V.M.C.A. Tea Room last Friday. ganisations to encourage ly
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    SINGAPORE. MAY 28, 1950. FOOD FOR THOUGHT
    606 12 SINGAPORE. MAY 28, 1950. FOOD FOR THOUGHT Looking at mounds of food In a Kuala Lumpur market, Mr. John Strachey was amazed. Until he became Secretary for War three months ago Mr. Strachey was Britain's Minister for Food, and it is natural that the sight of food should shock him.
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    The legendary, magic fire pearl
    1697 12  -  Baron Richard Johan de oy Touche-Skadding, M.R.A.S. THROUGH centuries, many legends and tales have referred to magic stones, but most of these have vanished into the limbo of the forgotten past. While in the West the discovery of radioactive minerals borders on the miraculous, In
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    They're anxious but hopeful in Hong Kong
    1104 12  - They're anxious but hopeful in Hong Kong STEVE NEOH by* IT is inevitable that people in Singapore should harlx)ur anxiety over the fate of the little British bastion nearest Communist China and the repercussions upon its two million population. The queries showered on me since my arrival here from Hong
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    S PORE SHIP RAN BLOCKADE 3 TIMES
    656 13 S PORE SHIP RAN BLOCKADE 3 TIMES Entered Swatow by night- with Red aid By DEREK DRABBLE |N one of the most daring sea adventures since the Nationalists announced their blockade of the China Coast a British-owned ship from Singapore has been slipping in and out of Com-munist-held Swatow for
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    35 13 L ..ANWr Warner and Capr |oSn Lloyd of the r j:\.irrt Light Infantry, (attached to the 2nd Bn.. Malay Regiment) cutting the cake after wedding in Singapore yesterday. Key Kinross Nicholson officiated Sunday Times picture.
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    47 13 TfIS Highness Sir Ahmad Tajudin, K.8.E., C.M.G., Sultan of Brunei, who yesterday arrived in Singapore en route to England with his wife and 16-year-old daughter. The Royal party will sail in the Willem Ruys on June .JO. His Highness is going to England for reasons of health.
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    DEATH OF GURKHA M.B.E.
    101 13 sui. 1..i Iniio SUIT Reporter KUALA LUMPJR. Sat. A FEW days before he died lo'.lowin" an operation, Gurkha Major Thambir Rai of the 2/7 Qurkttt Rifles learned that he had leceived Die MBE for distinguished genrteea in Malaya during the emergency. He died on T oraday
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    Students have new Council
    379 13 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE new officials of the University of Malaya Students' Union were elected at a meeting of the old and new Student Councils held at the Central Hall, Sepoy Lines, yesterday. Mr. K. Kanagaratnam, of the Faculty of Medicine, was elected President with
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    THREE FIRES IN AN HOUR
    75 13 Sunday Times Staff Reporter CINGAPORE had three fires yesterday morning within an hour. A patch of lallang was on fire at Robinson Road snortly after 11 a.m. Five minutes later a tent at 92 Company, Woodlands, caught fire. It was extinguished by the Army Fire
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    MALACCA MEETING
    21 13 MALACCA, Sat.— Malacca Qovt. Clerical Services Union first annual general meeting will be on June 16 at 4.45 p.m.
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    MRS. M.A. JANSEN
    25 13 Sunday Times SUIT Reporter Mrs. Mary Alexandrina Jansen, aged 68, died at her home, 44 Breese Road, last night. Funeral this evening.
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    PENANG GUIDES FOR AUSTRALIA
    59 13 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat. MRS Lim Kong Aik, flint District Commissioner. Penang will lead the Malayan Oirl Guides contingent to Perth, Western Australia, in August. The contingent will include six Penang Girl Guides. About $2,500 was collected by local guides at their Empire Day
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    EXPENSIVE RIDE
    58 13 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent PENANO, Sat.— lt proved to be an expensive Joy ride for a motor van driver Lim Kean Guan, who took his wife and children for a drive ilong Tanjong Tokong Road, on April 9. In the First Magistrate's Court, Mr. D. R. Home fined
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    Johore curfew extension soon
    249 13 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. TOTAL curfew will very shortly be imposed nightly, from seven p.m. to six a.m. over a large area of |ohore. The area affected roughly includes all Johore southwards from the east coast at Mersing, along the Mersing, jemaluang jCluang,
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    GRIFFITHS IN MALACCA
    100 13 Sunday Times Staff Reporter MALACCA, Sat. UR. James Griffiths, Secretary of State for the Colonies and Mr. John Strachey, War Minister, with Sir Henry Gurney, High Commissioner for the Federation. Sir Hilton Poynton, Major General Redman, Director of Military Operations at the War Office and Mr. M.
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    Mai ay Union hit at Dato Onn
    232 13 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE Singapore Malay Union, at a special general meetinf yesterday, protested against what they called Dato Onn s "personal attack" on their president, Inche Sardoii bin Haji Jubir, at the recent UMNO general assembly in Kuala Lumpur which discussed
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    N.S. TRADE UNION MOVE
    94 13 Sunday Times Staff Reporter SEREMBAN, Sat. A meeting to form a district committee of the Trade Union Central Council for Negri Sembilan will be held at the Negrl Sembilan Indian Association at Hose Road on Tuesday at 5 p.m. The meeting, which will elect a state
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    BROKE CURFEW
    29 13 SEREMBAN Sat. Two Tamils, Karuppan and Ramasamy, were fined $10 each, in default five days rigorous imprisonment, when they pleaded guilty to charges of breaking the curfew.
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    Kampong folk will benefit by new bank
    155 13 Kampong folk will benefit by new bank Sunday l'imes> i orrr&pundent BUKIT MERTAJAM, Sat. jyjALAYA'S first Rural Cooperative Bank was opened in Province Welleslpy today before a large gathering of Malays. "This banking union aims at helping kam,pong and rural folk to improve their economic position," the president, Inche Abdul
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    MURDERED WIFE ALLEGATION
    71 13 SEREMBAN. Sat. A Shortly after a Tamil woman had received fatal stab wounds at Tnniang la. t Saturday evening, a Tamil labourer walked into the Seremban polite station. In the Masistrate's Couit before Inche Abciu! Humici, N. Mosses appeared to answer a charge of murdering his wife.
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    70 14 A world's record for deep sea dives by women has b*en claimed by Mrs. Carmelita Cross, aged 34, music teacher and wife nf the operator of a diving school at Los Angeles, California. U.S.A. Helping hands pull Mrs. Cross out of her diving suit (right) after she had descended 15Z
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    610 14  -  Listener By THOSE of you who missed 1 "Richard II" last week will have the opportunity of hearing a repeat performance at 3.30 tomorrow afternoon, when Radio Malaya will be on the air all day. Philip Guard takes the name part and two other prominent members of the
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    770 14 Doctors are compl.-Unlnc that under the National Health Insurance Act patients are stretching a scheduled 15--minute call by such request* as: "Will you look tt Tommy's foot? Baby's had a restless night. Mother's lum'jago U bad again." JJULLO, doctor, ther« you are, That's me coughing;
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    341 15 TWO THOUSAND MILES OF HISTORY Reds may dismantle the Great Wall A CCORDINC to a news report that Communists in China are contemplating the destruction of 2,000 miles of history by dismantling the Great Wall of China The idea is said to be a gesture towards th« friendly relations which
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    3822 16  -  MARY HEATHCOTT Third instalment of a new serial about Malayan student life in London by ti ]\/fY dear mother and father—" Ching Ling wrote at the top of a large sheet of white paper in her small neat handwriting. "You will have received my cable to tell
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    23 17 SEA-BLUI twimjuif ileek, satiny and slim-fitting. modelled by pretty Una Morris, feitured in Hi* Two Cities Technicoleur Production "Troftie True."
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    175 17 Can you spot the star? pIVE readers out of the 300 odd who swamped us with entries for the "Spot The Star" competition recognised the man behind the surgeon's mask and are being sent double cinema tickets, kindly presented by the Cathay Organisation. The star was Douglas Fairbanks Jnr., who
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    948 17 "^EVER have we had such co-operation between the Press and the film in■^dustry in Singapore for a long, long time. Distributors seem eager to give previews and are flooding this office with their choicest "cheesecake." And the men responsible for all this? Mr. Nonce Sen
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    195 17 D°.^™J MorreU, whose performance as the Queen in She adds: "1 am learning a very great deal, and see how stale I was before I left SingaDore Mrs. Morrell with husband Roy and their two girls, expects to. return to Singapore in September. Before
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    Yardley is critical of English Test captaincy
    1916 19 Yardley is critical of English Test captaincy 77*<? wor/d of sport.... by THE ROVER T^ORMAN Yardley, who has captained England against Australia, and may do so again, is certainly not afraid of making strokes in the latest of the flood of cricket books pouring from the publishers. In his "Cricket
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    BIG BOXING'S SECRET 'ATLANTIC PACT'
    3085 20 Jack Solomons fells his story HpWO of my pals are having a bit of a dust- up at the White C;iy. London, on June 6 and I'm not doing a tt.in^ to stop them. Confidentially, it is my fiull. they are having tra.s fight, and
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    My greatest thrill...2
    214 21  -  Mr.T.H. MENZIES by rls dirncuit for me to say what my greatest thrill •m the Malayan Turf has •■I! I raced two horses in 1910 and hai f\ve in training in 1911 and 1912. Altogether I have had 177 racehorses in Malaya and seven in Eng'and. so
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    Todd leaves gap in goalgetters
    942 21 SOCCERDOM by Sharpshooter THIS week Singa- pore soccer loses one of its outstanding players 22-year-oid, wispy-haired Sergeant Todd, star of Avmy and Combined Services forward lines for the past couple of seasons. But, if Todd s plans materialise, he will not be gone for ever.
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    Clayton wants to fight here
    729 21  -  RALPH MODDER RINGCASTING..... i— *y RONNIE CLAYTON, featherweight champion of Britain and the Empire, has written to promoter Abdul Razak stating that he is interested in coming to Singapore for a couple of fights. But though the prospect of another British Empire champion fighting here
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    SINGAPORE WIN 5-0 IN CUP TIE
    520 22 SINGAPORE WIN 5-0 IN CUP TIE Malacca game, but outplayed Sunday Times Soccer Reporter SINGAPORE yesterday consolidated their position at the top of the southern section of the Malaya Cup soccer competition by swamping Malacca by five goals to nil at the Malacca Stadium. Malacca were great triers but Singapore
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    51 22 TV. > Cl Kjnj's Sin- Tao I.C. players lio scored for the loiiii-ls in their came i*: inst Sinjjsnorr at 'In B -ar Stadium on I May whm Sin; Tao v. n three WM. Top. Lav ritPßg-MUi, who is uell- i (o Mlivan fans. ■•m btlmw, \"".i riieukV 'U. a
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    SPORTS NEWS FROM SITIAWAN
    175 22 A charity soccer match in I aid of the Dindings Welfare Fund will be played on the Sitiawan Town padang on May 31 at 5 p.m. between a Dindings XI and a team from Kuala Kangsar. A keen game is anticipated. The following have been selected
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    S'poreEuropean v Rest cricket
    59 22 |^A. ;pp,d p!.u in th? an-Re.M cricket match, on the Singapore padang :ift:r only one over had be-n bowled. B it who won th° toss Wered to bat and sent T'nurai*fn«.im and K!ioo Ong Lee to oix'm tho innings. No run was scored in the one
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    KEY MATCH
    50 22 Sl. ,v Tir.K-s (titik An .on Sports Corr- > sp.jmi' t nl The k-y football maUij between tfv Polios and the Lower Perak M'!'v CtOk in aid or the Liver Ik Wt-lfare Fund, in conjunciion With \he Welfare W-Pr: Drive. will ie played on Ji'.nj nn Mi? t..,
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    Johore end up as wooden spoonists
    356 22 Sunday Times Muar Sports Correspondent JOHORE became the "wooden spoonists" In the southern section of the Malaya Cup Competition when they lost two-one to the K.A.F. in their lasl Malaya Cup fixture on the Muar Club nadang lasl evening. The R.A.F. were slightly the
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    CROSSWORD SOLUTION
    109 22 Across: 1 Bolsiend; 9. Linu; 10. Obese; 12. Depending- 16. Pit; 17. Snip; 18. Ode; 19 Sots; 20. Snipe; 22. Takes; 24 Cases: 27. Demur: 28. Cra.vl; 29. Serum; 31. Piece: 33. Arise: 36 Sirs; 37 Lag: 39 Step; 41 Lea: 42 Flsewhere; 44. Astir; 45. Win; 46.
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    FOONG SEONG CUP B'MINTON
    77 22 Jobore will meet Negri Sembilan In the Southern Section of the Foong Seong Cup Badminton competition at the Paradise Park, Muar, on June 9 and 10, beginnirr J at 6.45 p.m. each night. The following will repre- sent Johore: Ist Singles:— jj K. W. Choy; 2nd
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    SAM BURMISTER KNOCKED OUT
    106 22 SAM BanaJttar, the Jewish heavyweight wrestling champion, was knocked out In the sixth minute of the first round of his fight against King Kong at the Happy World Stadium last night. Burmister made several body charges early in the first round, but one of his attacks
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    Sing Too open Colony tour
    56 22 Si ng Too open Colony tour Lee Tai-fat, Sing Tao left-winger who has moved across to the right, is foiled by Singapore "A" goalkeeper Behrends who moves out of his charge to block the shot in Friday's soccer at Jalan Besar Stadium tn which Sing Tao opened their tour with
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    CRICKET OFF
    24 22 Due to rain, the Cricket match between the Singapore Recreation Club and Royal Air Force (Tengah) at SJI.C. ground yesterday was cancelled.
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    LADIES GOLF
    43 22 The May LG.O. Competition played at the Island Club on May 21 was won by Mrs. Rosa Lion with a score of 89-23 h 66. Next best returns were Mrs. Burns with 102-30 =72 and Mrs. M San with 96-24 72.
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    Perak, Kedah miss chances in drawn game
    334 22 Perak, Kedah miss chances in drawn game Sunday Times Ipoh WEAK finishing by both buted to the scoreless Kedah, who met yesterda played on the Assembly Hi watched by a large cro Mentri Besar and the Bri Both Perak and Keda ces of making a bid for tr Yesterday's soccer
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    MONKS HILL B.P.
    84 22 The following have been chosen to represent the Monks Hill B.P. against the Serangoon Rangers in a friendly badminton match, consisting of four Men's Singles, four Men's Doubles and one Women's Singles to be played today at 9.00 a.m.: Messrs. T. S. Ooh, A B. Chua. K
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    GOLD CUP SOCCER
    133 22 Sunday Timrs Kuub i, Corr. CELANGOR beat Pahang in •J the Sultans' Gold Cup by four goals to one. Selangor was too good for Pahang and it was the good goal-keeping of Osman that saved Pahang from a heavier defeat. Shariff scored the first goal for Selangor
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    TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    81 22 The Young Men's Muslim Association held they- final table-tennis tournament at their Club House, Geylang, yesterday At the conclusion of the tournament. Mr. Mohamed Khan, President of the Association, gave away the prizes. Results of the finals were as follows: Singles W K Wan Sulong AL mushaiyah
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    SENG KHOON REGAINS HIS TITLE
    314 23 Jin Eong wins first set, fails Sunday Times Ipoh Sports Correspondent DETERMINATION and superb courtcraft were mainly responsible for Thomas Cup player Teoh Seng Khoon's brilliant come-back into local badminton lim e light when he dethroned defending Perak champion Tan Jin Eqng in a three-set
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    52 23 JJEHRENDS, Singapore goalkeeper, going down to smother the ball at the feet of Tin Chenk-yin (No. 14), Sing Tao inside-right, in Friday's soccer match at Jalan Besar stadium. On the left is Hoon Leong, Singapore left-back, and on the right, Morton, right fallback. Sing Tao beat Singapore "A" S-l. Sunday
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    MALAYS WIN 3-1
    24 23 OEGAMAT Malays beat Government English School Teaccer.i 3-1 in the district lawn tennis "Jiter-club tournament for the Oracle Shield on Friday.
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    JOLLiLADS v. S.H.B. AT SOCCER TODAY
    134 23 "THE second annu.il B. GovindatUKf Memorial Cup soccer match between Jollilads Athletic Union and Singapore Harbour Board will to played today at the s.H.B. ground to-day. The cup was presented by Mr. S. L. Perumal. Medals will be given to both teams by the
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    SHABANDAR CUP SOCCER TODAY
    70 23 Sunday Times Bentong Sports Reporter 'THE football final for the Deto Shabandar Cup betveen Lipis and Pekaii Districts will be played at Kupla Lipi6 tn^ny. The Lipis District team will be: Dominic Majid. Gian Suv.r. Said. Muniandy, Mansor, Abdul Moner. Abdul Wahab, "small, Yee Soon Kong,
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    POLO CLUB TOURNEY
    232 23 SMALL crowd at the Thomson Road polo ground yesterday saw the Singapore Gunners and the Singapore Etceteras qualify to meet in the finals of the Singapore Polo Club's knockout tournament for the Ismail cup. In the first semi-final of the day, Singapore Gunners who were given a
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    Hassen wants to fight here
    560 23 From MERV WILLIAMS MELBOURNE, Saturday. AUSTRALIAN lightweight champion Jack Hassen will go to Singapore to fight the lightweight champion of the Orient if promoter Razak will guarantee £1,000 and two way fares for two, and living: expenses. McQuillan, who trains Hassen, will also bring welter
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    A.C.S. BOYS HOLD ANNUAL SPORTS
    521 23 TOR the first time since the institution of sports by the Singapore Anglo-Chinese Boys School in 1913, girls were allowed to participate yesterday at the school's annual athletics at the Jalun Besar Stadium. Owing to the raln-sodden-ed track, no records were established, but in the
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    J.B. league soccer
    207 23 J.B. league soccer Sund»y Times Johore Bahm Sporte Cnrxff nndwit THE Johore Bahru District Football Association's League competition, after many postponements due to exceptional circumstances, will begin on Monday when two matches will be played. On the Istana ground, the Prisons Club, last year's league champions, will meet the Police
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    HOLT FOR SPORE
    49 23 Sunday Times Sefsinat Sports Sports CsrrespoiMletlt CEGAMAT sport will -.utfer a i great loss by the departure jof Len Holt, who leave* the district this week to take up an appointment with the Education Deparment In Singapore. He has represented .lohore State at circket and hockey.
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    Selangor rattle up 290 v Penang
    501 23 Selangor rattle up 290 v Penang Sunday Times Kuala Luspu Sports Correspondent WINNING the toss and taking first knock on a pitch which was batsman's dream, Selangor put up the fine total of 390 runs in their Inter-State match against Penang here. Rain fell Just after Selangor nad completed their
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    THIAN TECK WINS J.B. TENNIS TITLE
    313 23 Sunday Times Johore Bahru Sports Reporter WONG Till AN TECK, last year's runner-up for the TT Singles title of the Johore Bahru District Tennis championship, yesterday defeated the holder, Goh Teik Chow, to become the Johore Bahru champion for 1950. Lee Sze Tat, of
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    SADDLERWINS OR TKO
    48 23 NEW YORK, Sat. QANDY SADDLER (129 lbs), of New York, remains the No. 1 contender for Willie Pep's featherweight title. He won a technical knockout over Miquel Acevedn (130 lbs.), of Cuba, on Thursday night in the fifth round of their bout at Minneapolis.— AJ».
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    SEGAMAT SOCCER
    19 23 pLAYINO well together, International Club scored thflr third successive win in the. Se"amat District Soccer League on
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    FOUR O'CLOCK WINS SINGAPORE GOVERNOR'S CUP
    2607 24  - FOUR O'CLOCK WINS SINGAPORE GOVERNOR'S CUP LPSOM JEEP Survives objection by Millwall's jockey By pOUR O'CLOCK II (late Strandgloss), a five-year-old bay English gelding by Columcille out of Princess Anne, won the most valuable race in Malayan Turf history the Governor's Cvp at Bukit Timah yesterday, concl tiding day of
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    "R.D.Y." CUP SOCCER
    71 24 "R.D.Y. CUP SOCCER The nrst tie In (he knock out soccer competition for the "R.D.Y." Cup will take place on Monday when the Klnta Indians E team meet the Kinta Europeans on the padang. Thirteen teams have entered for the competition, the first round of which Is expected to finish
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    K.L-Kuala Lipis cycling race today
    257 24 Sunday Times Bentong Sports Correspondent r pHK cream of Malaya's cyclists will be participating 1 in the 125-mile cycle race from Kuala Lumpur to Kuala Lipis today. The rac c promises to be the most gruelling event in Malaya's cycling history. This is the first
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