The Straits Times, 15 June 1952

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    28 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday gaMtfini ol thn aHralU) Tisaina eh Singapore Frnn Press No. 880. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
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    REAL RESULTS -AFTER FOUR YEARS
    424 1 End of greatest week of we emergency HARD WORK IS THE REASON KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday THE gr arest week of the Emergency has just concluded. Appropriately it marked the end of four long arduous years of emergency. In this one week 47 bandits were killed,
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    49 1 A ghott ii <iW i« Sif»MP«»«. Mr r M S Thangal lk»t) conoucH an e»orci»iii« caramonv ,m Al««andr« Roai. Tfct gtiott. whicli had been havnting an Indian, was "ordered" into the small earthen pef it«n in the foreground and later bwriod in mud. Pull story m page 1 1
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    LABOUR PARTY DEMAND: FREE WILLIAMS'
    616 1 THE La'jcur Party of Singapore last nighr demanded the immediate release of Mr. Peter Williams. former general secretary of the parry, who wa« arrested earlier in the day. The dcnarV was made by the Ceneral Council of the party after a three-hour closed-door discussion at
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    Landslides in Hong Kong kill two, hurt 10
    102 1 Landslides in Hong Kong kill two, hurt 10 HONG KONG. Sat. HEAVY RAINS yesterday caused three landslides resulting In the death of a Chinese woman and a boy and injuries to 10 peopte The first landslide occurred yesterday morning when a boulder weighing more than two tons fell down a
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    Bomb stops flood
    32 1 ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Sat. —A U.S. Flying Fortress dropped a 4,000 lb. bomb to break up an ice pack near here and end a flood threat to several villages— AP.
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    Ship sinks off Aden
    28 1 AMSTERDAM, Sat.— The Indonesian motor vessel Budare sank in the Gulf of Aden yesterday. The crew was taken aboard the Indonesian vessel Tongkol.— UP.
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    RELATIONS BROKEN
    12 1 CARACAS, Sat. Venezuela yesterday broke off diplomatic relations with Russla.-U.P
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    AID FOR PAKISTAN
    24 1 WASHINGTON, Sat.— The international Bank for Reconstruction and Development announced today that it had mad' a loan of U*****,000 to Pakistan
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    Royal four
    32 1 LONDON. F d.— Australian Prime Minister. Mr. Robert O. Menzles, said yesterday he hoped that the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh would visit Australia after the Coronation next year.
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    No progress
    15 1 TOKYO, Sat— Truce negotiations made "absolutely no progress" at the 27-minute session today.
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    'Radioman gave secrets to Russia' charge
    180 1 LONDON. Saturday. A GAUNT young British Fereign Office radio operator, a veteran of one year's service in the British Embassy in Moscow, was arraigned today on charges of passing information to the Soviet Embassy in London. In a brief hearing at the West London
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    BAD RACE SMASH-UP AT K.L.
    203 1 BAD RACE SMASH-UP AT K.L. From EPSOM JEEP EUALA LUMPUR. Sat. TCOUR horses Academy r Award (Wally Bagby), Movie II (Crowe), Quecn s Scholar (Jones) and donag h (McCloud) "ere involved in the wot postwar race smash -up in the last race at Kuala Lumpur today. Clonagh. who started firm
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    Reds turn over 21 prisoners
    68 1 KOJE ISLAND, Sat. Communists In Koje prison camp who last week defied orders to haul down Red flags and slogans in compound 85, yesterday surrendered 21 beaten, half-starved anti-Red prisoners. Brig. pen. Haydon Boatner gave the Communists 90 minutes to release 21 antiCommunists marked for
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    BUSMEN MAY BE CHARGED
    81 1 BUSMEN MAY BE CHARGED THE SINGAPORE Government may prosecute Traction Company busmen who went en a three-day strike last month because two of their colleagues had been charged in court with criminal breach of trust. Police rnvtsticattons into the strike have been completed. They have been submitted to the AttorneyGeneral.
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    SINGAPORE MAN SHOT LAST NIGHT
    70 1 JOHORE BAHRU., feat. ABINQAPORE tlqiber contraator. Mr. David Jacob, was shot at by bandits at about 7.30 tonight eight miles from Johofej Bahru. as he was travelling in his car on the Kota Tin crffi Road One bullet pierced tMe windscreen of Mr. Jacob's car,
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    Mr. Mistri springs 'a surprise'
    177 1 kJR. N. R. Miirri's $950,000 donation to the Singapore General Hospital for the expansion of non-paying patients' accommodation has caught the Medical Department unprepared. According to unofficial estimates, Mr. Mlstri's donation Is sufficient to provide a 150--bed ward complete with equipment for non -paying patients.
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    Four years: Gen. Tempter's call
    278 1 This week marks the fourth anniversary of the Emergency in Malaya. The Sunday Times asked the High Commissioner, Ceneral Sir Gerald Templer, for a message on this occasion and this is what he wrote My massage is brief and simple. The strategic measures taken by
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    COLONY'S TASK
    281 1 THE GOVERNOR of Singapore. Mr. j. F. Nicoll, writes: Four years ago the Co-i- munisti dropped their milk of I constitutional action 'and rook j■• arms against the govern- menrs of Malaya. While we j in Singapore have, at least so i far, been snared the worst of
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    Angry in the dark, so they phone up
    262 1 Angry in the dark, so they phone up ANGRY housewives and industrial executives in the Colony have made numerous phone calls to the City's Electrical Department to complain about the frequent blackouts they have been suffering during the past week. A spokesman of the City Electrical Department sail yesterday: "I
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    RHEE CENSORSHIP
    40 1 PUSAN. Sat— The South Korean President, Dr. Syngman Rhee. has ordered a strict censorship of all news coming in from outside his Republic and his government has refused to lift its ban on Voice of America broadcasts.— UP.
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    WHO SAID AN ELEPHANT IS FORGETFUL?
    1908 2 WHO SAID AN ELEPHANT IS FORGETFUL? BY PROF R W COOCHLEY POOH POOHjING TH$ jiDEA OF ELEPHANTS POSSESSING LONG MEMORIES. IN TH|S,|THE FI*SjT ?QF TWO, ;^T»CLES j ABLE INSTANCES* OF THE GRATEFUL MEMOR|ES^jOF^JELEPHA^ 'Lizzie' recognised man who had cured her after an absence of 4 years DOES AN ELEPHANT really
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      96 2 ••—WONDER WHEELS N? I "^C^feg^. CThe story of the name j?z~my—jt^ wSj /j 'The very name DCiCIIICS W. HMF stands for STRENGTH i Qf a c htr oes olden times, the strongest <s y y^l jKM was Hercules. To-day the name still representa VW%^ ry* ul jj^r unequalled rtrength, and
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    85 3 Likeiy io wn world wide renown, ihis new rose-or<uige coloured Orchid is now in bloom in Singapore for the first time. It is going to be called Vanda Tan Chay Tan in memory of Mr. Robert Tan's father. The hybrid (Vanda Dearii X Josephine Van Brero) was cultivated by Mr.
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    Spore will have a dull Hari Raya this year
    223 3 Spore will have a dull Hari Raya this year ALTHOUGH there are only eight days more to go to the great Muslim festival of Hari Raya Puasa, business is slack, and all indications are that this year's celebration will be on the smallest scale since the liberation. Many Singapore Malays
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    ONE BABY WORE JEWELLERY...
    227 3 Other 'had scars' court told A YOUNC Malay clerk, Jas Mano bin Hamidi, told Mr. D. H. Chapman, Fourth Police Magistrate, Singapore, yesterday, that a Malay woman sang a lullaby when one of her two adopted children cried. But when the other one aged eight months,
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    Men not eligible
    116 3 SEREMBAN. Sat. k LTHOUGH several past A pupils of the Seremban convent are men, this afternoon's meeting to form a Past Pupils' Association banned men from the meeting. When a Sunday Times reporter, who is also a past pupil of the school, went to attend the meeting
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    DOCUMENTS CHARGE
    36 3 JOiIORiL DrtriKu. &U. Yong Kes Heng and his wife. Sui s:«i Sai. were charged in the Sessions Court today with possession of terrorist documents at Kota Tinggl. They were remanded in custody pending triaL
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    BROTHER THIEF
    30 3 Mohamed Maideen f.in Mohamed. aged 20 was in Singapore yesterday gaoled for four months for stealing »oK H parrin? r s and a sold necklace from his sister.
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    New lottery racket in Singapore
    190 3 THE big Malayan lotteries are the latest hunting ground for the "squeeze" crooks, who are netting hundreds of thousands of dollars out of the gamblers by demanding a 50 per cent cut of the winning on tickets held in their names. Singapore, where lotteries are
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    NEW BOILER IN K.L.
    32 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Municipal Health Committee will recommend to the Finance Committee a supplementary vote for $26,000 for installing a new boiler at the Kuala Lumpur abattoirs
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    Malaya's rubber roads giving good service
    151 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. j^ALAYA'B rubberised roads continue to give good service particularly the section on Collyer Quay, Singapore, says the British Rubber Development Board's report for last year. The board's road consultant supervised the laying of a quarter-mile stretch of rubberised road in Cuala
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    RUBBER PRICES
    172 3 IMPROVEMENTS in th e rubber price in London and New York steadied the opening of the Singapore rubber narket yesterday with first b rade rubber at 89 cents a lb. There was a lot of profit taking but this was well absorbed. Turnover was fair. The close was
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    TIN: $485½ A PICUL
    13 3 SINGAPORE. Sat.—June 14.— $4854 a picul (down 37% cents).
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    Town lots go on sale
    72 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.— Fifteen valuable town lots in Johore Bahru. belonging to the estate of Madam Chew Yew, the mother of Dato 8. Q Wong of Singapore, were put up for auction today and with the exception of four lots, which were withdrawn from sale,
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    JAPANESE AIRLINERS MAY CALL HERE
    127 3 WIT iN six months Singapore may become a "port of call" r fpr Japan°se alrl'ners. if ,talk.s new being held in Britain's Ministry oft Civil Aviation reach agreement. American sponsored Jap« nest airline operators have submitted a working p.an for air; routes immediately outside Japan
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    ART, WIT & SOMETHING DIFFERENT
    320 3 ART, WIT SOMETHING DIFFERENT Kj Our Theatre (orreupondent MR. Malcolm Mac Dona Id, that unfailing patron of the Malayan arts, went backstage at the Victoria Memorial Theatre on Friday night and told members of the Singapore Arts Theatre how much he had enjoyed "Ring Round The Moon." Mr. MacDonald had
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    Professor Chao's poems in paint
    1217 4  -  ISLAY ATTENBOROUGH By HE MADE $30,000 FROM SINGAPORE EXHIBITION A XT history has been made, as far as Malaya Is concerned, by the enormous financial success of Professor Chao Shao-An's exhibition. In an eight-da\ show at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, he has grossed
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    Even the Cook will turn...
    606 4 THE COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL I/OTA TTNGOI could not stage much of a parade in honour of tne Queen's Birthday, owing to Kuala Lumpur hay ing bagged all the props; which, of course was only proper. Instead of a band we had the Gurkhas' buglers. One man
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    CONSUMERS SELL AND CUT THE COST
    274 5 Vegetables at half price f"HE Singapore Consumer's Association is stepping up its campaign against high food prices by selling cheap vegetables throughout the city. From tomorrow five retail shops in various parts of the city will sell vegetables supplied by the association at prices
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    38 5 Mr. and Mrs. Chia Cheong Fouk after their wedding at the Straits Chinese Church, Kampong Kapor, Singapore, yesterday. The bride was Miss Mary Yeoh Tai Lin. The groom is attached to the Social Welfare Department. Sunday Times picture.
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    MAN WHO HATED COD HANDLES ARMYS FISH
    185 5 MAN WHO HATED COD HANDLES ARMYS FISH This big fish is a selampai, and is a favourite for currying. WHEN I saw and smelt hundreds and hundreds of acres of cod hanging on lines at Narvik, Norway, in April 1940, I said to myself: I never want to see fish
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    Kept Stolen goods: Gaoled
    56 5 KUANTAN. Sat. Subramaniam, son of Karupanan. was sentenced to three months' Imprisonment for retaining; stoCen property belonging to three Malay women, Suiong binte Teh, Teh blnte Mat and Endut binte Yusof, all of Tanah Puteh. Kuantan. His father, who was charged with being an accomplice, was
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    Detective faces extortion charge
    43 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat Ng Ah Sai, a detective Police Constable, stationed at Kulai. was charged In the Police Court today with extorting $200 from a Chinese shopkeeper by putting him in fear of arrest. The case was for trial.
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    3 SOLDIERS ACQUITTED
    113 5 Three soldiers. J. Nayagam. R. Thomas and Boon Wah Teng, were yesterday acquitted without their defence being called in a case of robbery and causing hurt to a taxi driver in the Singapore Second District Court. The soldiers were alleged to have robbed O. Rengasamy of $20
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    Baptism service
    21 5 There will be a Baptism Service at Bethesda (Katongj Church today at 5.45 p.m Mr. T.C. Koh will preach.
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    'Indecent' couple fined
    48 5 KUANTAN. Sat. A WANG bin Idris and Jainab binte Mohamed IS, were each fined $20 for "hugging and kissing at the junction of Wall Street and Workshop Road." They both pleaded guilty to a charge of behaving in an indecent manner on a public road.
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    CARD OFFENG
    30 5 A labourer, ftg Ah Kow, who pleaded guilty on June 3 to failing to apply for an identity card under the Emergency Regulations, was fined $5 in Singapore.
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    DIES IN CRASH
    35 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Sat. A shop assistant, 17-year-old Goh Chee Kiong. died last night when the motor cycle which he was riding was involved in a head-on collision wi th a military truck.
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    Bible lectures
    19 5 The closing service of the Detamore-Tumer Bible lectures will be held on June 20 and not today.
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    Youths on warpath against evil
    165 5 |>ACKED by their churches, thousands of youths in Singapore are now on the war path against the forces of evil disruption harassing our country today said Singapore City Councillor, Mr. Yap Pheng Geek, yesterday Mr. Yap was referring to the inter-denominational evangelistic meetings which open
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    M.C.A. BUILDS HOMES FOR OLD FOLK
    177 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. THE Malayan Chinese Association is establishing homes for the aged in the new villages which have been formed In Johore. In addition to providing accommodation, cash reliej Is also given. The homes so far establish- ed are at Cha'ah, Batu Anam,
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    REV. YIP WANTS TO HELP THE AGED
    270 5 Plans Singapore almshouse A 70- YEAR-OLD Cantonese Christian priest, the Rev. Yip Cho Sang, who recently came to .Singapore from Hong Kong, hopes to open an almshouse in the Colony soon, as "most poor, aged Chinese exist by renting sleeping space under the
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    THE SISTERS FOUGHT: ONE TOOK POISON
    139 5 THE SISTERS FOUGHT: ONE TOOK POISON IjiOLLOWING an argument over the choice of a rtediffusion programme, two sisters fought and this reMilted in the elder sister, a 21-year-old girl, drinking caustic soda and dying, it was said at a Singapore inquest yesterday. Said the younger sister Fong Swee Chwee: "After
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  • LETTER TO THE EDITOR
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      Attendant, not Assistant
      134 5 JAM directed to draw your attention to the Sunday Times report on May 4 of a case in which it was erroneously stated that a Hospital Assistant was charged with cheating a widow. I am to inform you that the man who was sentenced was an ex-Hospital
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    Malayans '£o bush' in Australia
    455 6 Malayans '£o bush in Australia TOURING their June vacations, 180 Asian undergraduates studying at the University of Melbourne will be guests of members of the Rotary Clubs of Victoria. Students from Singapore, the Federation, India, Pakistan, Ceylon, Indonesia and other parts of Asia will spend part of their vacations in
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    MISS MALAYA-16
    27 6 MISS MALAY A-16 Tni» week "Mitt Malaya" it Miv Winnie Chuag of Amfjng Road, Kn»U Lumpur. Send your entnei to "Mii« MaUya", Sunday Times. Cecil StrMt, Singapore.
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    Betwe you and me...
    629 6  -  BILLY BUDD By "POUR years of ban- ditry", a planter told me, "and I think L have had a harder time fighting the bureaucrats than the Communists" This was no mean statement, for this planter manages an estate in a most unpleasant area. Take my estate
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  • Letter
    Sunday Times postbag
    356 6 IN the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love; and about the same time each- year the local Family Planning Association's thoughts turn to: How can we wangle from the budget committee double our last year's appropriation—taken from needed hospital funds— to carry
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    'Ingratitude'
    372 6 IN last week's Postbag, "Absolvi Meam Animam" deplored the ingratitude of the East towards the West, and asked why so many Asians still hate the white man. Here in Malaya, where the West has mingled with the East for several generations, this problem of inter-racial animosity is only of
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    HE'S LEARNING TO BE A HIGH-DIVER
    230 7 IT'S great fun having an athletic morticr, especially if your nam* it Benjamin and your mother is Esther Williams. Yours: Ben is here seen practicing his first "high-dive" at his Hollywood home. Esther, who became a water nymph at tSa age of eight, a
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    Palace is a metropolis in miniature
    577 7  - Palace is a metropolis in miniature HELEN CATHCAHT Queen calls K 'Busk House' BY A NEW tenant is in control of the world's strangest business building. When the Queen moved into Buckingham Palace a new chapter opened in the history of the 690-room five-score pile that plays its starring role
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    BLACK IS OUT TRYING SOME NOVEL FABRICS FOR YOUR—
    637 7  -  Susan Deacon Says> SWIM SUITS AS unexpectedly as it arrived— and for no apparent reason black is out for beachwear. For three years a plain black strapless swimsuit has been the uniform of all smart women on all smart beaches. American
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      HITLER'S PIN-UP GIRL BACK IN THE LIMELIGHT
      582 8  - HITLER'S PIN-UP GIRL BACK IN THE LIMELIGHT Antony Terry By RED-HAIRED Leni Riefenstahl, Hitler's favourite sultry-voiced film girl, has won a legal battle which gives her back her 16--room luxury villa in Berlin's American Sector, now occupied by 30 homeless refugees from the Soviet Zone. It also allows her to
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      IT'S THE TOPS
      525 8  -  ROBB VENETIA MURRAY drawn by By An easy cure for those cooking blues RO3B picks out the Par:* fash.on that's newest and gayest and easiest to copythe two-fabric tops. This is the idea— you mix stripes in one material with basic white or black in another. You
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      He has two loves
      760 8 Jane Lee's 'Human Casebook' I AM in love with two girls One lives near my house but she hasn't spoken to me for a long time The other is the daughter of a rich man, who always smiles at me from her car. Can you ten
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      346 8 SSWARi cf Bleeding Gums That May Mean PYORRHEA f <wf*& m It Can Attack 4 yiftcfS There is cause to worry if you hint tender, bleeding gums. Often these are the first symptoms of Pyorrhea, the dread dist..se which often leads to soft, spongy gums and loosened teeth that must
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    Kinloss Mess tells War Office about the banning'
    463 9 Kinloss Mess tells War Office about the banning' QENERAL Headquarters of Far Eastern Land Forces in Malaya has not waited for the War Office to ask for a report on the Kinloss Mess banning of Ralph Reader and his Gang Show from dining on a mess night because they had
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    WORKERS MISS NOSELESS ONE'
    177 9 will not hurl an ant SEREMBAN. Saturday. QNE THOUSAND people at Ladang Ceddes Estate, at Bahau. miss "Nepti" (the noseless one) a five-month-old tiger which was captured by the 1/7 Gurkhas in the Bahau jungles when it was six weeks' old. Since its capture, the Gurkhas
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    BLACKOUT SCHEDULE
    192 9 liable to load shed- dint tonight are: 8.A.T.. Trafalgar St. Anson Kd.. Tiong Bahru. S*f* St.. Ramah St.. Ijpplm Park. Nanson Kd.. Lam SoXn Oil Mills, Gaan Hin I.E. Network, I .t. Factory, River Valley Rd.. Killiney Kd., Orchard Kd., Armenian St Sutic. Adclßhi. Capitol. Newton I*2. Wayanf
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    More rubber less money
    56 9 PENANG, Sat ALTHOUGH Penang rubber exports for May Increased by more than 200 tons against the April shipment, the total value dropped by about $4,000,000 because of th*> fal in the price. Last month, the Settlement shipped 13,580 tons worth $28,850,657, against the previous months total
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    GONE TO RAUB
    26 9 KUANTAN. 6at. inch* Mohd. Talb bin Tok Muda Mohamed. chief clerk, Pekan Town Board, has been transferred to the Btate Veterinary Offices. Raub.
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    Wedding party
    36 9 A tea party was held at' Robinson's Cafe, Singapore, yesterday, on the occasion of the wedding of Miss. K. Sarojini, daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr. E. Narayanan, to Mr. M. K. Damodarari
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    MR. SPENCER MARRIED
    182 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. THE MARRIAGE of Mr. Oscar Alan Spencer, the Member for Economic Affairs, Federation of Malaya, to Miss Diana Mary Walker, former radiographer at the Kuala Lumpur General Hospital, took place at St. John's Church, Bukit Nanas. Kuala Lumpur, this afternoon. The Attorney-General, Mr. M.
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    $31,000 CHARGE
    40 9 Goh Nam Song, 31, a clerk employed by Lcmmen Fran? Hubert Frederick Marie, was In Singapore yesterday charged with breach of trust of $31,781. Case was post poned until June 21 and bai 1 of $50,000 was granted.
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    POLIO IN FED.
    27 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Pour more cases of polio, thiee of them in Selangor, were reported In the Federation for the week ended May 31.
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    No special stall sites
    93 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. MUNICIPAL Health Committee, at a recent meeting, agreed that the Kuala Lumpur town plan should provide for as many open spaces as possible where open air restaurants would form an amenity rather than that sites be specifically reserved for stalls. The municipal president
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    KILLED IN CRASH
    39 9 KUANTAN. Sat.— Mr. C. K A Bates, a police lieutenant attached to the Sungei Lembln K police fetation, was killed when the car In which hp was travelling collided with a stationary car. at Sungei Lembing.
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    Cool sweets for hot days
    272 9 MARIE GOUGH'S COOKERY CORNER A WELL chilled sweet makes a welcome addition to a good meaL Particularly so at times when trying to keep cool Is a major problem. PEACH VELVET CREAM. Drain a large tin of peach halves Reserve three or lour halves for
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    200 WAIT TO BE EVICTED
    265 9 200 WAIT TO BE EVICTED rpHE move by the Singapore A city Council to evict morn than 200 occupants of 18 plank shops in Eu Tong Sen Street, opposite the Southern Hotel, has been received with calm by the people concerned The sit* Is wanted as an open space under
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    SOMEONE WHISPERED AND TIME STOOD STILL
    139 9 SOMEONE WHISPERED AND TIME STOOD STILL KUALA LUMPUR-, Sat. KUALA LUMPUR police swooped down on a watch, ,shop in the town yesterday and recovered 14 of 70 watches stolen In Singapore more than five months ago. A polic« spokesman said today that the 14 watches were worth about $1,750. The
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    SHAWSPLAN6 NEW CINEMAS IN BORNEO
    122 9 SHAWSPLAN6 NEW CINEMAS IN BORNEO PLANS to open six new cinemas in Borneo wera announced yesterday' by th« Shaw Brothers organisation. Their latest cinema In Kuching, with a seating capacity of 1,000 »nd the most up-to-date to be built In Borneo will open for the showing of films next month.
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    45 10 TRAUBEL RECITALS: Due to heavy demand for seats the public is Informed that all reservations must be taken up and paid for at Robinsons an follows: By noon on Monday. June 16, for Wednesday's recital, by noon on Tuesday. June 17. for Thursday's recital
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES SUNDAY. June 15, 1952. Groundsfor optimism
    449 10 THE SUNDAY TIMES SUNDAY. June 15, 1952. Grounds for optimism rw\HE last week of the 1 fourth year of this Emergency saw splendid successes for the forces of freedom in Malaya. Many bandit killers died in the jungle or were put behind bars. As the unpleasant anniversary of June 18
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    Four years:this is the story of Malaya's Emergency
    377 10 Four years:this is the story of Malaya's Emergency QN this day, four years ago, the Government and people of the Federation of Malaya, convalescing from three-and-a-half-years of Japanese occupation, saw with wretched clarity that the sickness of brutality and insecurity was returning fast. Senseless strikes had paralysed estates and mines,
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    Be proud of your police
    370 10 All the articles on the Emergency in this page and the one opposite were written by GEOFFREY CELDARD. ON the ye of the fifth year of the Emergency, the Federation's 22,000 regular policemen are beginning a huge retraining programme In preparation for the days of
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    THE MAN WHO LEADS OUR FIGHT
    622 10 THE MAN WHO LEADS OUR FIGHT F)YNAMIC General Sir Gerald Templer gave the country a whiff of smelling salts the day he arrived, and in the 18 weeks since that day he has strengthened many a weary heart with his quick decisions. determined action, clear > assessments and forth-, right
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    MYSTERY OF CHIN PENG
    485 10 WHERE is Chin Peng, the blue-eyed boy of Force 136 in 1945, and the blackest-hearted terrorist in 1952? Many a reader would dearly like to know, for a "whisper" about Chin Peng's whereabouts could earn $250,000, the "top of the list" reward. Chin Peng, Secretary,Oeneral of
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    Today is the last chance to register as a voter
    283 11 Today is the last chance to register as a voter TODAY is the last day for registering as a voter in the Singapore Legislative and City Council elections. A special registration centre will be set up in the lobby of the City Council Hall and will be open from 10
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    Found hanged
    26 11 TELUK ANSON Sat. Teoh Lian Thong, a 49-year-old Teochew vegetable gardener, was found hanging in bis hou.se at Chui Chak new village on Thursday.
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    THE BANDIT COT A BIG SHOCK
    543 11 And it was his last «y MA| O. H. de T. READE DEHIND the slaying ot the notorious Communist terrorist, Manap Jepun. on May 25 by the 1/ 1 Oth Gurkha Rifles Wt the Kuantan area, lies the story of one ot the most
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    Bandit who had bomb is hanged
    142 11 KUALA LUMPUP Sat. NEO Sam, the bandit caught with a handgrenade on him in Bentong on Dec. 3 during the visit of the Secretary of §tate for the Colonies, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton. WU hanged In Pudu gao! this morning. Another terrorist was also hanged.
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    Sunderlands patrol to catch 'enemy'
    100 11 Sunderlands patrol to catch 'enemy' Sunderlands of Far East Flying Boat Wing ate flying a 24-hour patrol off the north-west coast of Malaya to intercept ni "enemy" force of warships making their way towai^s Penang. The warships we a frigate squadron of the Indian Navy, out lor v practice cruisr
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    THIEF GAOLED
    39 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Rat,— Terk Kong who picked I 'ip pocket of a Chir.ese and ♦Ole an identity card at '■»c last Selaneor Turf Club meting in April was today ■itenced to one year's Imisnnment in Knala Lumpur.
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    Fogarty to take over manpower job
    78 11 Fogarty to take over manpower job "THE Air Ministry today an--1 nounced a new assignment for Air Marshal Sir Francis Fogarty, who four days ago relinquished his appointment as C-in-C. Far East Air Force. He is to become Air Council Member for Personnel at the Air Ministry from Nov. 1
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    GHOST GIGGLER LAID TO REST'
    252 11 THE ghost which giggled at a Singapore Indian on Tuesdays and Fridays is no more. "It" took a vow on Friday to stop bothering people and is now sealed up underground. That is the claim of Indian ghost-layer. Mr. P. M! S. Thangal. who after
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    'Palmy days are over in Malaya'
    203 11 JjALAYA'S FALMY DAYS have gone and the time has -now come for Government to end its squandermania Mr. C. P. Liston, a Penang rubber broker, said today. ~r tu He was commenting on the speech which the High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templer, made
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    Road name unchanged
    53 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. THE Ruler in Council has rejected the municipal councillors' suggestion to rename part of Swettenham Road between Damansara Road and West Folly as Kings Hill Drive The Ruier in Council wishes it to be called Swettenham Drive. And the Municipal Town Planning and Building
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      133 11 MODEL 154 More signal |»iii^^ A -.-Less noise 11=; \B B Singapore and PenangV ".-.'rjvp^ Rf D Federation of Malaya \^-Uj^jF] Q j£^ D stributor* MUAR: Oriiman t mote Radio Co.. 49 Man Aubullah KOTA BHARU: Kelanran Radio Service. 518 lalan Sultanah Zainab.' KUALA LUMPUR C Nang Hong Co 203
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      A slight case of amnesia
      714 12  - A slight case of amnesia JOHN BEHAGUE PICTURE PARADE by A FORTNIGHT ago we saw 'Detective Story" and were far from inspired by the strong arm tactics of the American police. Last week we were gwen an insight into British methods of treating suspects in "Home At Seven", and were
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      Mr. Preston's big problem
      35 12 ■<alph Richardson, ss David Preston, a London bank clerk, trie* to remember his jcrions over the previous 24-hours In "Home At Seven." Msrgsret Leigliton plsyi the part of his worried wife.
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      BETTY HUTTON TO FILM STORY OF RED HOT MOMMA
      809 12 BETTY HUTTON TO FILM STORY OF RED HOT MOMMA LONDON, COPHIE TUCKERS fabulous life story is to be filmed. But who can be found to portray that sizzling old campaigner? Give over guessing she's been found, and her name is Betty Hutton. I called on the one- and only Red
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      FILM TITLES
      122 12 1 1 J.Kfc 6 nothr. "liim title*" ptuaie. Each week we are printing scenes from famous films. You- job is to identify them and send as their titles. Prizes of |25, $15, $10 and $5 will be awarded to the first four correct entries opened on Thursday morning.
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      227 12 SEASON Es MDcD FOR ONE MORE DAY! ~-j Warner Bros: TIT Zlose tom yWeart Starring: Raj MILLAND GENE TIERNEY. Today lla.m "BLACK ROSE" Technicolor TOMORROW! ONE DAY ONLY! "PAJUORA THE FLYING DUTCHMAN" >t>rr;n« IMMS MASON Ava GARDNER. ,m TECHNICOLOR Distributed by Shaw Bros. LUL lyngs Now Open For TUESDAY fRALPH
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      317 12 Showing Simultaneously TODAY rat the CAPITOL REX CATHAY PAVILION HE* ALHAMBRA INDIA vs AMERICA THOMAS CUP INTER-ZONE FINAL AUTHENTIC and STIRRING! FROM THE SMASH STAGE SUCCESSI Dougias-Bendix-Parker 5 tfvSz .Detective Story PLUS! G.B. NEWS TROOPING THE COLOUR" TODAY phoni dk&^4YTYT^ 1 5 n COMING SOON! W r a HPI^ECHNICOLOR^OY ..ESTHER
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    Camera competition
    152 13 THE Sunday Time* it awarding $15 for the best picture of the week, with $5 for runners-up. There is also a prize of $25 for rhe best picture of the month. This week's fiat prixe goes to Wg. Cdr. E. Bowman of H.Q., Fa* East Air Force, R.A.F.,
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    TRY THESE EXPERIMENTS
    929 13  -  RAYMOND THOMAS PHOTOGRAPHY FROM SCRATCH— 2O By rpHE word PHOTO- GRAPHY means "LIGHT-WRITING" and it is important to remember that a lot depends on whether you "write" from the right or left aa this will influence your choice of lighting for composition. Photography depends on light and
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      110 13 Before you bay a cine camera See First the German It has many exclusive features. "This attractive-looking camera is equipped with an impressive array of gadgets, holding promise of exception.il performance and on test this promise was fulfilled —AMATEUR CINE WORLD. EVERBRIGHT OPTICAL CO., 19 CHULIA STREET. SINCAPOSE-1. j Keystone
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    FAMILIES FLEE THE 'PANIC CORRIDOR' IN BERLIN
    1071 14  - FAMILIES FLEE THE 'PANIC CORRIDOR IN BERLIN SIDNEY RODIN By CROSSED a trickling brook in Germany among green wheat and found myself in the Panic Corridor. The sun shone in a tranquil blue sky. An old man ploughed a field nearby with two old horses. All seemed peace. It might
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    Mr Britten's problem —a Queen's romance
    451 14 rnHERE Is a reminder ol X Britain's bountiful past in the announcement that the Queen has given Benjamin Britten permission to write a special Coronation opera. It takes us back to the time when the great Lord Tennyson would turn out a poem for
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      492 14 nffiOflXrV .^MiaaflH^'*-' •V^aaanQal^VHaE^D^BvSßQ^S^^^^Laa^^b^^^. "*''v'^^&BeBSi^3eS flmm^y.' ''''vVga^Fy vTv^rBSwS/PQ'?»ll»»»fcl'^BMlM^V. ''v/'o3^HBaaa>SLflß bru^upjour yK&) 'Smile \>rj AN attractive smile >^»- /if 'demands sound, white \K\-^v\ ill 1 teeth. Let the Wisdom tooth- \||v S I brush helpl Nylon tufts are J designed to reach between the teeth \j|s, I (where most decay begins) and
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    He fried to build a bridge between the living and the dead
    1460 15 in one of the most remark. "able articles yet received in This series, Arthur mountain^ advances some new theories on spiritualism, and tells of a man who come near to /meeting death in his attempts TO SPAN~THE GHOSTLY
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    NEW SCIENCE MAY END STARVATION
    514 15  -  A.J. Branston By ANEW PROJECT which, if successful, could make it possible for everybody, everywhere, to have enough to eat, is to be launched at an agricultural research college on the Gulf of Mexico. Using all the resources of science and engineering, Including underwater television,
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      84 15 Coronation 2nd JUNE 1953 Allow us to make your travel arrangements for 1953's biggest event "The Coronation" FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS TELEPHONE ***** AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. INC. HOTEL, SINGAPORE 6 Wlirn von need aspirin j^pfflraJuv DISPRIN //\wim^B& when all women need aspirin. It is then that the advantages of Disprin ire
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      201 15 "We're here again to build up health in the nicest possible way. Haliborange will ensure that your children grow up sturdy and strong with sound teeth and well-formed bones. Haliborange has a delicious orange flavour that will be loved by all Haliborange THE NICEST WAY OF TAKINC HALIBUT LIVER OIL
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      313 16 i^di'errisemcnt. "DATIENCE: THE key of joy has c the key of sorrow," says an Aiab proverb. What- good can all the Traffic Police, white lines and roundabouts do if motorists don't start regulating their own fast and uncourteous driving first You see women and children standing ready to cidss the
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    'TOO MANY BISHOPS' ARTICLE STARTSROW
    299 17 'TOO MANY BISHOPS' ARTICLE STARTSROW 'Illi-: Ar«-hbishop of Canter--1 bury has consulted high officials in the Church of lCnrland about an attack on bishops made in an anonymous preface to this •year's Crockf owl's Clerical Directory. Dr J.W.C. Wand, the Bishop of London, is expected shortly to make a strong
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    SITTING on the FENCE
    828 17  -  NAT CUSBINS By Temptation Jennifer, the hen that laM tea •tQs in 45 minutes at Bodymera Meath Farm, WarwickAire, «n May 26. died hours afterwards. WHEREVER hens are gathered, uhenever hens may speak. The tale of little Jennifer shall pass from beak to beak. And hens
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    Pilotless fighting planes on the way
    461 17 A MERICA'S aircraft manufacturers In the race lor air supremacy are going through "technical hell" because rapid aeronautical advances have put the flying machine far ahead of man. One aircraft bulder, J. H. Kindelberger. chairman uf th« Board of North American Aviation, Is of
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      162 17 There goes the A great car. the AUSTIN 'SOMERSET"! It has improved induction* and cylinder-head design giving extra top-gear performance; wide rear-opening doors, and much more room inside the car itself. Steering-column gear control and a large deep curved windscreen and rear window. -Watch the -Somersets" on the road -you'll
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      197 17 POPULAR CROSSWORD j I I BissssssssssWl I I 1/1 I I I I U^^l sssssf/S V 9 I 1 1. Watchword <t>> 6. Dis- nOWN couraxed (6) 10. Impetuous (8> 11. Musical dramas (6) 13. Lads l. Taunt (5) 1. Patent (5) S. (4) IS. Seat in the class? <4)
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    'MYSTERY MAN' TOOK OVER FROM P.C.
    837 18  - 'MYSTERY MAN' TOOK OVER FROM P.C. MANNING BLACKWOOD Motoring in Malaya by THE mystery of the 1 man in the black Chevrolet is solved. I still don't know who he is, as the information came to me through a third party which would not tell me, but first of all,
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    English tennis star to play in Malaya
    698 18 Sports Highlights by 'Crusader' A DELIGHTFUL acquisition to Malayan tennis Is Mrs. W. A. L. Michell, who as Miss Joy Hlbbert has figured In many International tournaments In Britain and the Continent during the last few years. She was a Hampshire county player
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    FREE KICK
    61 19 A FRE£ kick from 20 yards out which xbs turned Into a I goal by Salim midway Uirough the second half brought 'wo .points to Haikoxyu in »hfir Div. >3B SAFA League much against Cosmos at CTMa ground yesttr- day. Lloyd failed to stop Salim's I grounder and
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    2-1 WIN
    380 19 Aryans 'shooting was off mark KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. TAMILIAN Physical Culture Association scored a well-deserved 2 l victory over Aryan Gymkhana in their soccer match on the Princes Road ground today. Aryans played much below form during the first 25 minutes, allowing TPCA to do most of the
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    CRICKET SCORES
    507 19 NAVY v R.A.F. KOVAL NAVT— IST. INNS B. A. Dudley b Dareapoct A. C. Hammond b Tearl 19 8 Idlcns c Jenkln* b Davenport B. M. Chaplin b Barrie b Midr>y *4 D. M. Ecker»ley-Mailta c C.albtrnk b DaTeaport T J. «oche c DaTeaport B. B. Alderion b
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    Slow scoring in Section A cricket
    124 19 DOLICE and Ceylonese, fighting for ths A Section title in the Singapore senior cricket tcurnamen\ faced slow batting from their opponents In the opening days play yesterday. On the Padang S.C.C. took nearly three hours for v score of 118 against Police after a
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    MALAYANS WIN 80
    83 19 rE two-days friendly exhibition badminton match between a Danish Thomas Cup side and a Malayan sidr which concluded at the Singapore Badminton Hall yesterday ended In an easy eight-games-to-nil wir for I the Malayan team. Resuits: A. Pirui beat Joern Skaaxup 15-3. 15-3. Law Teik Hock beat
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    TEACHERS XI v. RAF CHANGI
    48 19 TEACHERS XI v. RAF CHANCI Teachers Training College Cricket XI to meet RAF Changi In the junior tourney at Changi' today is> T. Rajendran, Ajit Singh, Wong Fong Weng. J. Aeria. J. D'Almelda, AvUr Singh. Soocerleraj. Balaohandran, D. Reyt. A. Rajaretnam, H. Singh. Res.: Balasingham. JaraMneam. T. Mahendra
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    3-2 TO DOCKYARD
    39 19 IN a friendly soccer match played at the Naval Base yesterday. Navnl Base Dockyard beat Rovers Sports Club by 3-2. Scorers for the Dockyard were: Obed. Coates and Carnally. Rovers scored through Chek Kane and Matnoor.
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    GAW CUP GOLF QUALIFIERS
    103 19 N. A. Mallal and T. Critchley. with 67 net. headed the qualifiers in the Gaw Cup at the Island Club, Singapore yesterday. Other qualifiers, with net scotes. were: Beaudoin 68. Goldsmith 68. D W. McMullan 69. S. K. Gaw 69, Eu Cheow Eang 69, K. S.
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    277 19 SWIFTS Athletes Association held nine heate at 3t. Joseph's Institution grounds yesterday afternoon in preparation for their annual athletic championslnos to be held on Sunday, June 23 at Victoria School. The results of the heata are as follows: 100 yds.: (H«»t 1) 1. Tan Eng Yoon:
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    COLONY WOMEN'S GOLF RESULTS
    66 19 Results of the first round of the Colony Women's Oolf Champlon--1 ship played at the R.S.O.C. on Friday, was: Mrs. Smart beat Mrs. McMtillan 2 <fe 1; Mrs. Morrison beat Mrs. Lim 4 3: Miss Butler beat Mrs. Wlchers 4 3; Mrs. Cavenagh beat Mrs. Cobley
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    2 SPORE DISTRICT RECORDS BROKEN
    419 19 /^RAFTSMAN Skinner beat the Singapore Base District record for tlie hop. step and Jump by Bft. 3tn. when the Royal Elech!' ll and Mechanical Englncrt l.^id their second annual athnrta sports meeting at Aver Raja Road yesterday. He cleared a distance of 42ft. «n Another
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    218 19 SEREMBAN, Saturday. GIVING one of their finest displays this season and adopting beautiful short-passing tactics, Negri Sembilan trounced RAF Malaya 6 l in their soccer match here today. First-half superiority gave the home side a five-nil lead at the interval. R.A.F. netted their only
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    355 20 Singapore Chinese Amateur Athletlr Pederation heM their amiua met* at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday starting from 10 am to decide on their team to compete In the Singapore A.A.A. annua' meet. The following finalists qualified: TRACF EVENTS— Men 1M yds.: Urn Boon Chien: 2. Chen
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    31 20 PARIS. Sat.: Prance and Argenttna .were level at one match all after the first day's play here yesterday In ftoeir »avts Cup European aone qliarter-flnal US.
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