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Title Section20 1952-09-01 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NtiWbrAmrt: IjS t ABHSti&D 1845 ■twelve pages SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 195». PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS20 words
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Article244 1952-09-01 1 NE WBIDFOR THE |OLLER GUNS Bigger rewards now: $1,000 for an automatic KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. DIGGER REWARDS for Jgrorist guns and ammunition were announced by the Federal Government today in a move "to make things more difficult" for the gangs. Since the beginning of the Emergency, the terrorists have lost244 words
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Article205 1952-09-01 1 2 more Reds killed, one captured KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. ANE of three terrorists was j U killed yesterday In a battle with the 11th Federal Jungle Company at Sungel Chua Estate, in the Sungei I Best are* A pistol, ammunition and I three packs <Jt eauipment were captured. A patrol205 words
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Article211 1952-09-01 1 N. KOREA CAPITAL RAIDED AGAIN SEOUL, Sun. BUPERFORTS roared over battered Pyongyang lest night and Uropped high explosives On a 100-acre supply area In the south-west of the City. The raid followed a series If jet battles over northwest Korea in which American, British and Canadian plio s shot down211 words
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Article52 1952-09-01 1 SHANNON AIRPORT, Sun. —Six y-one members of Commonwealth parliaments on their way to a conference ■'In Ottawa had to sleep the ■ni:rh in the airliner when ■hs'r cMrlered Stratocrulser was forced down her". i A' l hotel accommodation at t**> f TiMrt had already rbeeiReuter - 52 words
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Article32 1952-09-01 1 LONDON Sun— The Bank of Tokyo, one of the foremos' Japanese authorised foreign exchange banks, opened up a branch office here today "to conduct gener3i banking business."—ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article29 1952-09-01 1 HOLLYWOOD. Sun. -King Fetsa) N of Iraq vi-ited a film .studio yesterday f.nd met actresses Ava Gardner, Uei borah Korr and Cvd Chari.sse. —A F29 words
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Article78 1952-09-01 1 Capt. Kidd treasure find 'fraud TOKYO. Sun. •fWE man who said he found i 1 CaDt Kidd's treasure I* I wanted by the police for 1 .swindling, it was reported today. The "discoverer." Masahiro Yoshijima. claimed two months ago that he had lo- cated the treasure, worth more than U*****,000,000.78 words
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Article76 1952-09-01 1 Most of the sleeping berth accommodation in the night mail train service between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, which resumes tonight after 20 months has been taken up a spokesman of the Malayan Railway told the Straits Times There are 24 first-class and 24. second-class sleeping berths. In76 words
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Article32 1952-09-01 1 KARACHI Sun. Sixteen Muslims from Red China, who arrived here two weeks ago hoping to make the pilgrimage to Mecca, have been refused visas to enter Saudi Arabia— A.P.AP - 32 words
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Article30 1952-09-01 1 ATHENS. Sun— Eight Greek sailors were killed and 33 wounded in an explosion at an ammunition dump at the Greek naval base on Ealamis Island today.— ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article, Illustration53 1952-09-01 1 DUN T look so hard at m*. M i A f«U*« has to look his best on Hart Bajra mfi. you luww. That's why I submitted to the off J»4kft ffiuJSttrttl S^St his fathe*. r!r«saalßf^Ri^BCTßM!«»*Jßl^^' the barber's yesterday, W4 *>* adjnst his tongkok at a more53 words
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200 1952-09-01 1 AND IT IS BRITISH AGAIN LONDON, Sunday. ANEW British jet bomber, which "flies faster, higher and further with a bigger load more economically than anything else in the world" made its maiden flight yesterday. So described by Sir Roy Dobson, chief of A V.Reuter - 200 words
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Article68 1952-09-01 1 LONDON, Son. BRITAIN'S first jet-pro-pelled and winged helicopter now being built by Fairey Aviation Company will be able to carry either 40 passengers or three cars. Known as the Rotodyne. the aircraft will be powered by two turbines which will turn a five-bladedReuter - 68 words
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Article33 1952-09-01 1 HONG KONG, Sun.—lndependent Chinese papers here report from Canton that several prominent Communist officials who fell during the party clean up this year are now In a Siberian work camp A.P.AP - 33 words
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Article64 1952-09-01 1 BOEING ENTERS THE FIELD SEATTLE. Sun. 'THE Boeing Airplane Company, moving to challenge British leadership In Jet-transport building, yesterday announced it is making a Jet transport and will have it ready to demonstrate in 1954. Boeing becomes the first American aircraft manufacturer to announce an attempt to overcome the BritishAP - 64 words
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Article111 1952-09-01 1 SAIOON, Sun. ABOTEURB blew up a French Army petrol dump on the oufcklrU of Sa.sun today. killing one French soldier and Iniuring seven others. Columiu of thick black smoke rose thousands of firefighter put up a protective minefield round the dump two and a half milesReuter - 111 words
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Article313 1952-09-01 1 PERSIA SAYS NO TO NEW OIL PLAN TEHERAN, Sunday. PREMIER Mossad3| declared last n ght that Persia could not accept the three-point proposal for settling the Persian oil dispute put forward by President Truman ami Mr Churchill. Dr. Mosa^cfcq delivered the replj tn a special announcpmer^W broadcast by Radio Teheran.UP - 313 words
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126 1952-09-01 1 YORK, Sun. T\R. CYRIL GARBETT, the LT Archbishop of York, today called on the Home Office and police to be ready to take action if comics are "clearly detrimental to public morals." In his diocesan letter he criticised comics which glorify crimes and brutality. "ItReuter - 126 words
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Article32 1952-09-01 1 APEKDOORN, Holland. Sun. Princess Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, former Queen of Holland for hall ;i century, celebrated her 72im birthday with her family her palace here today— Rei»titr.32 words
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Article80 1952-09-01 1 3 killed by 110 mph hurricane SOUTH CAROLINA. Bun. rE first tropical hurricane of the season struck with full fury on the South Carolina coast last night leaving at least three killed and a 100-mile wide path of destruction. Miami Weather Bureau said it was diminishing in intensity. With windsAP - 80 words
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Article56 1952-09-01 1 TOKYO. Bun. The Army announced today that Col C. V. Cadwell, former VS. Eighth Army Provost Marshal, has replaced Maj. Gen. Haydon L. Boatner as chief of the Allied Prlsoner-of-War Command Gen Boatner leaves this week for San Antonio. Texas, where he win become Deputy CommanderAP - 56 words
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Article44 1952-09-01 1 MELBOURNE, Sun. Australia will support the United States' vnove for Japan's admission to the United Natlona, the External Affairs Minister. Mr. Richard Casey, said tonight. Mr. Casey said: "The sooner Japan takes her place in normal society the better." —Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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113 1952-09-01 1 Jap and US ships collide at night AN American oil tanker and a Japanese freighter collided at the Eastern Anchorage, Singapore, on Saturday night. The American ship, the New London, carried 5,000,000 gallon* or naval fuel for use In Korea The Japanese ship, tha 7.000-ton Komei Mara, has 6.000 steel113 words
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Article26 1952-09-01 1 MANILA, Sun.—Seventyfour people have died in floods and landslides in Zamboanga Province, Southern Philippines. Disaster followed two days of torrential rains and strong winds. U.P.UP - 26 words
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Article45 1952-09-01 1 CAIRO. Sun— A wealthy 27-year-old Egyptian businessman and farmer said today he was preparing a suit against the British Consulate in Cairo for £30.000 for falsa arrest In Britain In the same action he places the value of his wife at £145 words
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Advertisement27 1952-09-01 1 0 S P-H-di SILVA +S *rto* sr s**o**o*& WAITING TO WELCOME YOU HOME Sandwiches and hot coffee after the show S.C.S. BREAD Singapore Cold Storage Co. Ltd.27 words
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Advertisement36 1952-09-01 1 H. Sena Ltd. for HIGH CUSS JEWELLERY Singapore, Prnang, Bangkok Tiger Testimonials MR. ETHELRED TAPE, recently appointed to the Secretariat, intimated that official circles placed considerable reliance upon the re* freshing effects of TIGER BEER. 1.TT.5236 words
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189 1952-09-01 2 PPINAY HAS A PLAN TO BEAT THE PRICES CAEN, Sunday. VI ANTOINE PIN AY, who has n< w been Prime iT1 Minister of France for six months, called yesterday for a reform of the taxation system and "chance in the menta ity of oar country". In a speech devoted toReuter - 189 words
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89 1952-09-01 2 DETROIT. Sun A JET fighter plane tore itself apart abov P 51.000 STectatois and carried Its Dilot. a Korean war ace. and his radar observer to their deaths at the International Aviation Exposition here yesterday. Four spectators were hurt and five cars wreckedAP - 89 words
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Article31 1952-09-01 2 NEW DELHI, Sun Six climbers preparing to make Switzerland's second attempt this year to conquer Mount Everest arnvtd here yesterday on their wav to Nepal.— ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article26 1952-09-01 2 LONDON. Sun.— The Indian cricke' team in England have given £50 to the fund for victims of the recent flood disaster at Lvnmou'h. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article22 1952-09-01 2 TRIESTE, Sun. Sixteen Yugoslav nationals fled to I aly in the last 48 hour it wu reported.— DJ?22 words
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Article38 1952-09-01 2 TOKYO, Bun. Japanese war criminals now held in Sugamo prison will be able to vote, in the general election. It was announced They are eligible becau.su they were not convicted under domestic law.— Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article36 1952-09-01 2 LONDON, Sun— A Foreign Office spokesman s^)d yesterday that there was evidence of Japanese intention to reach an arnica be settlement in the dispute with Britain over two British seamen in Kobe— Rcu er.36 words
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Article28 1952-09-01 2 MANILA, Sun.— Su ComTi'.nis" Huks, includ'ng a woman, were killed yesterday in a 30-minu c battle •vith Government troops 45 -niles south-east o' herp.— rp28 words
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Article102 1952-09-01 2 BERLIN, Sun. rE ALL-GERMAN Affa rs Minister, Herr Jacob Kaiser, last nig^t appealed to anti-Cominunis in East Germany to remain betiind the Iron Curtain n. er than dee to West Ber n and weaken the city's economy. He said that the Russians hoped to crushUP - 102 words
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Advertisement1020 1952-09-01 2 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT NOTICES KUALA LUMrUK cDicaiikir n j MUNICIPALITY SPIEILIN^_Dec«i^ NOTICE TO CX ED I TORS Applications are Invited from suitably qualifled persons for the "J* 10 W hereby given tbat an post of Municipal Architect which creditors and others having claims will become vacant on the Ist «WlMt the1,020 words
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Advertisement679 1952-09-01 2 NOTICE 0 UNIVERSITY OF~MALAYA ACT XIX AMENDMENTS TO ACTS 1 Act No. II is amended fc manner following: (a) By deleting the whole of sub-paragraph (c) of section 1 sub-section ie) paragraph <ul» and twt>atituUng tacrafar tte toilowing sub-par airnrpri "(t) has been accepted tr? Ute Beaate. hasuwr reaard to679 words
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Advertisement637 1952-09-01 2 NOTICES ACT XX AMENDMENTS TO ACTS 1. Act V Is amendrd in manner Mawalrur: IB Part 4 thereof— (a) By rinlptlnu in Section 8 the words "Prosthetic Dentistry (including Mechanics).'' aad by <t»UHn. the full-stop afJer the word Ther-apei-tics- aad aaattttatime a comma, and by adding thereafter the words "BavtenoVißTs637 words
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Advertisement435 1952-09-01 2 NOTICES 1 .Acceptance of Private Candi sain for the Droeraber IfISS 1 University of Cambridge Oversea School Certificate Examination. 1. A Qualifying Test for private candidates wishing to enter for the above examination will be held at 9.00 a.m. on Saturday 10th January. 1953. The fee for the Qualifying Test435 words
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Article294 1952-09-01 3 Grave in Africa if present I policy continues he predicts BETHAL, Transvaal, Sunday. THE South African Premier, Dr. Malan, yesterday predicted "a grave in Africa" for Britain if the British Government continued her present policy in Africa. Dr. Malan was addressing a meeting of his party. ItReuter - 294 words
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Article151 1952-09-01 3 No false starts for them FLEETWOOD, Frig. Sun. J'l 1 1 girls with the luscioas carves in the finals of Fleetwocd's bathing beauty competition yesterday had to prove that the curves were all nature's handwork. Fleetwood entertainments' manager, Mr. Charles < arlton Smith, said be had rettived "several" complaints that151 words
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Article70 1952-09-01 3 WASHINGTON, Sun.— The Government has given the public a des'.gn for building a home, office or factory to withstard the super-hurri-cane blast of an atomic explosion O°Rcia]s hailed the new des.gn as the first effective practical and cheap atom borrb defpnee. The blueprint envisions aUP - 70 words
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Article75 1952-09-01 3 PARIS, Son. A 41-YEAR-OLD Frenchman stepped briskly back Into Paris yesterday to end his 3.343-mile walk round France. "It was easy," said Andre Bonhomme, who made the walk in 1M days "I could start off again tonight." Bonhomme circled France at an average speed ofUP - 75 words
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Article172 1952-09-01 3 EISENHOWER WOOS LABOUR NEW YORK. Sunday. MR. EISENHOWER, Republican presidential candidate, said yesterday there would be no coercion for American workers as he poshed al ng "the broad middle way toward prosperity w thont i war Mr. Eisenhower said in a Labour Day statementReuter - 172 words
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Article114 1952-09-01 3 -AND MR S WOOS THE FORCES SPRINGFIELD, Illinois, Sun. VfR. ADLAI BTKVBNSON, Democratic presidential candidate, told America I armed forces in an overseas broadcast that he did not believe a third world w*r was inevitable but "neither is peace inevitable." In a message to men a/>d women serving overseas, Mr.Reuter - 114 words
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Article184 1952-09-01 3 ROME, Sun. F«X-KING Farouk is 1 as saying that he has received "incredible" requests by post for money and offers :>f "thousands" of castles and estates. In an interview published }n a Italian weekly magazine, Farouk said: '"From all parts of the world incredible offers have184 words
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Article81 1952-09-01 3 THE HAGUE, Sun. Dr. Willem Drees, Dutch Socialist leader who has led two governments since August 1948, had an audience yesterday with Queen Juliana at which he Is believed to have submitted a new Cabinet to end Holland's two months' old political crisis. The formal announcement DfReuter - 81 words
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Article35 1952-09-01 3 LONDON. Sun.— Ten rren are on trial in Rumam; ccused of sabotaging and wrecking the building of the Danube-Black Sea Canal, one of Rumania's leading projects. the Rumanian news agency '•pnortp'i. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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54 1952-09-01 3 Blast rocks oil plant, injures six GRANGEMOUTH, Scotland, Sun. AN explosion rocked the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company's refinery here yesterday and flames fro*n leaking gas tank spread quickly through the plant. The main storage tank 60 feet high contained highly lr flammable butane gs.s. Six men were rushed to ospital sufferingReuter - 54 words
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Article55 1952-09-01 3 BERLIN. Sun. A protest to Russian occupation authorities against the illegal arrest of two West Berlin customs officials was made today by MaJ. Gen. Lemuel Mathewson U. S. Commandant in Berlin. The two men were arrested just inside the West Zone last Wednesday by East Zone police.Reuter - 55 words
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Article53 1952-09-01 3 LONDON. Sun.— The Ministry of Food will buy 950 tons of Chinese frozen eggs for the use of bakers and other food manufactures, it was announced today. The purchase price will be about £200,000. A Ministry spokesman said the deal had nothing to do with the MoscowUP - 53 words
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Article18 1952-09-01 3 NEW DELHI, Sun— Mr Nehru has returned to Delhi after a holiday In Kashmir —Reuter.Reuter - 18 words
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181 1952-09-01 3 BASIN. Wyoming, Sun. THE Federal Bureau of Investigation is holding a 16-yesr-old boy on a charge of signing President Truman's name to a letter asking an 83-year-old widow for i US$2,OOO (M 56,800) to buy artificial arms and legs for a wounded war hero. TheUP - 181 words
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Article, Illustration63 1952-09-01 3 SEVENTEEN- YEAk-OLD KING PEISAL of Iraq who is making a goodwill tour of the U.S. uses chopsticks to help himself to roast dock. The State Department yesterday rave the King dial umatir immnnity from a $1,000,000 lawsuit brought against him by a Los Angeles man63 words
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Article31 1952-09-01 3 GENOA, Sun.— Thrte hundred representatives of France. Belgium, Holland, Luxembourgh, Germany and Italy will meet in Genoa on Tuesday io plan the co-operative economy of a federated Europe A.P.AP - 31 words
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Article243 1952-09-01 3 Kashmir talks in crucial stage GENEVA, Sun. MINISTERIAL level ne--ITI Kotiations between the representatives of India and Pakistan over Kashmir will enter the crucial phase this week. It remains to be seen whether joint or separate talk.will be held on Tuesday. The Indian delegation. known to be planning tc leaveReuter - 243 words
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Article106 1952-09-01 3 LONDON, Sunday. 4 RMSTRONG Siddeley, announced yesterday that A their motor cars will be £171 cheaper from tomorrow. This is the fWth cut introduced by large motor car firms in the last two months. The new price for all three types of Armstrong Sideley carsReuter - 106 words
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Article52 1952-09-01 3 PARKSVILLE. British Columbia, Sun.— Two sons of the Democratic presidential candidate. Mr. Adlai Stevenson, John and Borden, while holidaying here JokIncly wrote their home address in a restaurant Kuest book as "The White House." At SDringfleTd. Illinois, a spokesman for Mr. Stevenson said there would ha noReuter - 52 words
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Article51 1952-09-01 3 LOKDON, Sun.-The first two of a new design of motor torpedo boat, Oay Archer and Oay Bombardier, have been launched at Portsmouth, the Admiralty announced. Almost entirely of wooden construction, the boats are 75 feet long and mount two 21-tnch above-water torpedo tubes and one small gunReuter - 51 words
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Article30 1952-09-01 3 BOMBAY, Sun. About 1.400 workers went on a "sit down*' hunger strike at Bombay gas works yesterday to force to arbitration 31 demands for better conditions. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Advertisement246 1952-09-01 3 ever his garment shrinks, No wonder that he thinks: "It must be a rotten store; I won't go there any more!'* So you see it's wise to bank That bear "WASSIAMULL'S" Brand. FOR ALL YOUR DRESS PROBLEMS See WASSIAMULLS (The fremier Department Store) 11-5 J. HIGH STREET CENT'S DEPT, SINGAPORE246 words
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Article, Illustration885 1952-09-01 4 Big crowds, shocks in U.K. soccer ARSENAL LOSE TO SUNDERLAND LONDON, Sunday. fHE second Saturday of the English football season provided more shocks for the forecasters, a heavy crop of injuries, the first sending-off of a player and another aggregate attendance of over a million. All but two of the885 words
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Article47 1952-09-01 4 PERTH, Sun. Norman von Nlda won his second Australian open golf championship at Lake Karrinyup yesterday with a record aggregate of 278. Previous best score in the open championship was 282 by Oene Sarazen of the United States, in Melbourne in 1936— Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article31 1952-09-01 4 DUNEDIN. Sun— The tourinß Australian Rugby Union team beat Otago yesterday by 12 points to nine for the sixth successive win of their New Zealand tour Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article486 1952-09-01 4 LONDON, Sunday. MARCEL BOUSSAC may challenge the Aga Khan iTI to a match between his colt, Auriban, and Tulyar. The suggestion was made during the York meeting last week, and the initiative cams from the French stable. Realising that Auriban. as the speedier horse. ~ould enjoy a486 words
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320 1952-09-01 4 LONDON, Sunday. TIE last of this season's county cricket championship matches began yesterday and in the main batsmen were to the f re. Leading both in aggregate and quality was Peter May of Surrey. His innings of 197t including 25 four?, ov rReuter - 320 words
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159 1952-09-01 4 Indians lose advantage V.Hampshire BOURNEMOUTH, Sun. T»HANKB to a six h wicket stand by 18-year-old Colin InglebyMackenzle, who made his first class cricket debut last season while still at Eton, and county captain E. D. R. Eager, Hampshire made a fine recovery against 'he Indians here yes'erday. This pair carried159 words
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Article28 1952-09-01 4 Hampshire (Ist inns.) 256. India Garkwad not oat IS Boy b Shaekleton Adhlkarl b Sbackleton 1 Manjrekar not out i Extras ToUl (for two wkU.) 26 —Beater.28 words
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Article60 1952-09-01 4 LONDON, Sat. T>ROMOTER Jack Solomons gave Joey Maxim 15 days yesterday to name a date for defence of his world llghtheavywelght title against Britain's Randy Turpin. If the champion from Cleveland does :)>'. come through. Salomons said he will apply to Boxing Commissions throughout the world toAP - 60 words
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Article30 1952-09-01 4 ROME, Sun Jaros'.av Drcbny (Egypt) won the men's singles championship of the Dolomi es yesterday with a 6-4, 6-1, 6-2 victory over Eric Sturgess (S. Afr hi A.P.AP - 30 words
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Article, Illustration41 1952-09-01 4 A I'A'K playing together for the first time, American Vie Seixas (left, far side of net) and Australian Mtrvyn Rose won the U.S. national doubles title at Boston by beating the reigning champions, Frank Sedgman and Ken McGregor.— A .P. picture.41 words
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Article88 1952-09-01 4 LONDON, Sun. Yesterday's Rugby League results were: Yorkshire Cup (first round, first leg): Doncaster 12. Bradford Northern 11; Peatherstone Rovers 25. York 6: Halifax 35. Bramley 2: Huddersfield 19. Hunslet 14; Hull 7. Leeds 8; Keighley 16, Castleford T; Wakeflelti Trinity 15. Hull Kingston 22. Lancashire CupReuter - 88 words
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Article478 1952-09-01 4 By HAROLD M AYES LONDON. Sun. TS It a crime to publicise cricket? For some of the stuff that's been served up In the "brighter 1 season which died a merciful death fust In time to make way for l/ni? Soccer It might well be.478 words
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Advertisement339 1952-09-01 4 ALL THE RESULTS LONDON, Sun. LEAGUE DIVISION 111 (South) SCOTTISH LEAGCE— DIV. A ii m i i nivicmv i Aldershot 0 Colchester 0 Aberdeen 1 Rangers t AiMnJl I,'h nH 2 Kri M C Brifhton 2 Clyde 3 Dundee S Warhol 3S? I Cry»Ul Palace 2 Newport I F.ikirk t339 words
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Advertisement311 1952-09-01 4 24th ANNIVERSARY SALE FROM SEPT. Ist to SEPT. 25th 1952 FOR CHILDREN I FOR BABIES Interlock Tee Shirt ...Si. 9o Christening Printed Cotton Hawaii Robe (2 P™> 8 Shirt $4.00 Rubber Quilled Overall Shortie $5.85 Pad from 540 Art-Silk Sun Suit 3.15 <£* $UM Linen Romper $4.3* Turknlt BaU| Leather311 words
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Article83 1952-09-01 5 Seventeen recruits from the Singapore Police Training School were among donors] at the Singapore Blood Transfusion Service last week. Six volunteers from the R.A.F. Seletar also contri- i buted. The position of the blood bank for the week ending Aug. 29 was: Orp Crp Orp83 words
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Article73 1952-09-01 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun— A few days after he was released from prison, Ahmad bin Thambi was charged at Johore Bahru with housebreaking in order to commit theft. The house was occupied by !che Teh binte Chik and the goods alleged to have been stolen included73 words
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241 1952-09-01 5 Malays to start 'stay at school* campaign in Singapore ADEQUATE EDUCATION IS THEIR AIM MALAY organisations in Singapore are to join forces in a crusade to encourage Malay children to go to school and to stay at their books until they have received an adequate education. An organising committee is241 words
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Article, Illustration36 1952-09-01 5 TEMPORARY REPAIRS will be done to this superficial damage suffered, by the American tanker the New London when it was in collision with the Japanese ■hip Komei Mara in Singapore waters on Saturday.— Straits Times picture.36 words
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Article172 1952-09-01 5 •THE Singapore Brewery 1 Workers' Union, representing over 500 daily-paid j workers of the Malayan Breweries and Archipelago Breweries, served a 14-day ultitum on their employers yesterday to settle wage increase claims. If a settlement is not reached within this period, the union intends to172 words
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Article93 1952-09-01 5 Mr Tan Hong Tek 57 a Singapore businessman who kept a vow made during the. Japanese occupation to build a church, died In hla home yesterday Mr. Tan, who owned an advertising and publicity i agency paid for the cost ol J the new Methodist93 words
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Article25 1952-09-01 5 Inche Mohamed Ham!:! Salikin of United States Information Service, who went to America on a three-month re-orientation course, returned to Singapore yesterday by air.25 words
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Article151 1952-09-01 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. ILfR. M. AROKIASAMY, president of the FederiTl ation of Government Administrative and Clerical Unions, yesterday challenged "any quarter" to produce evidence of corruption in the Government services. He was speaking at an annual delegates' conference. "This federation \s prepared to co-operate In151 words
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Article, Illustration31 1952-09-01 5 MR. P. V. GEORGE. founder member of the Naval Base Employees' Cooperative Stores, who has been appointed Chief Clerk of the Singapore Police Force Thrift and Loan Society.31 words
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Article100 1952-09-01 5 Institution sites are considered T^HE Singapore Government A would like to take over the cemetery at Bukit Timarf Road as the site lor the proposed Raffles Institution or for use as a public park. The Cly Council who own the property, have been asked If they will give it up100 words
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Article39 1952-09-01 5 Mr. Charles Ong Tiang Hin, younger brother of Mr. T. W. Ong. returned to Singapore yesterday by air from Australia to attend the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Ong Boon Tat, who died on Friday.39 words
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Article296 1952-09-01 5 T u Ji '•llowlnj svfc-»utUu an .nd'um'orrow- d •"«-<""« ♦»<••» TODAY DAY l 'l "»<«■ .Boon Tut St.. AiJonled Road. Slnu Arena*. P»»a Chi!' PI 1 1 RoY T^wnrr E u Rd ■•Won Rd.. Townrr Road, Seranxoon Road Sennut E*at«. Kolam Ay« Me X"'™. ft Chu m"'B.m.296 words
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Article221 1952-09-01 5 THE NAVAL BASE Labour Union is demanding an increased cost of living allowance and better working conditions for more than 8,000 daily rated employees in the Singapore Naval Base. In a 15-point memorandum, sent yesterday to the Commodore Superintendent the union states that because the221 words
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Article65 1952-09-01 5 The Singapore Buddhist Union has received a gift of about 6,000 square feet of land at Jalan Senyum, off Changi Road, from Madam Wee Beng Kirn, wife of Mr. Tay Siong Moh. At a ceremony yesterday the land was blessea and accepted. Bhikku Mahaweera Theo. Yen. Sek65 words
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Article44 1952-09-01 5 The latest fair-price list published by the Singapore Food Control Department quotes 60 cents as the price of condensed milk of the following brands: Jersey Cow. Camel. Ship and Toucan. The price of Guide brand condensed milk Is 65 cents a tin.44 words
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Article294 1952-09-01 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. "QJTRONG exception" has been taken by Chinese school authorities in Selangor to a remark made by the Federal Director of Education in his 1951 report that some Chinese schools were "a most serious danger to this country". The director, Mr. L. D.294 words
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Article52 1952-09-01 5 Mrs V. Somasundram the i mother of Messrs. R. V. S. Sundram and S. K. Sundran. the Singapore sportsmen, was cremated at the Hindu cemetery at Bidadarl yesterday In the presence of a large gathering of friends and relatives. Numerous floral tributes were received from friends52 words
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Advertisement183 1952-09-01 5 IT'S A TREAT TH£Y LW£ JS of Holland rJ^^i^W A n»m* that hts meant pfc^kssT^^ thoeoliit excellence the world ovr smc« 1890 JKSnM' 'i'^'.S^,? TIDACTE'S cocoa anp VKUJJIC CHOCOLATES importers C. HOPPENSTEDT LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN SINCAPORE) 3 D£ SOUZA ST. SINCAPOM TO. ***** ***** k^^CR|MESHM|| Bi MANUFACTURED BY H SOUTH183 words
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Advertisement33 1952-09-01 5 IT'S EASIER AND CHEAPER to drinklM /■""TfN ("AND THEY CONTAIN^ If N S\ FRESH fruit (fS J^) i 3 juice and A/ s«L V PURE CANE /A?\ Ui\ sugar! /^i__/1 y I c.i33 words
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Miscellaneous83 1952-09-01 5 LITTLE THEATRE FLATEBS: Presenting O. B. Shaw's "Anns and the Man" at the Little Theatre, Armenian Street. 9 pjn ART SOCIETY: Life class at British Council Centre, Stamford Road, 6 p.m. to 8.30 p.m ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSN: Pirst-aid class at headquarters. Stamford Road. 5.30 pjn. YJK.C.A.: Workcamp at Tanah83 words
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Miscellaneous61 1952-09-01 5 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 10 a.m. News; 1 p.m. Matinee; 1.30 News: 1.45—2 Home on the Range; 5.02 Bandstand; 5.30 Children; 6 Ught Music; 6.15 News; 6.45 Composer of the Week; 7.15 RIDA; 7.30 Spot The Favourites 8 World Affairs: 8.15 Your Request: 9 Movie Magailne; 9.30 News: 9.45 Victorian Ballroom;61 words
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Obituary65 1952-09-01 6 YEO KEE SAN at General Hospital on Aug. 31. Funeral from 23. Church St. on Sept. 4 noon. TAN HONG TEK: At 5.15 a.m on Sunday, August 31. 1952. athl> residence. No. 12, Emerald Hi I Road. Singapore, Tan Hong Tek. late proprietor. Messrs. Tan Hen: Tek Co., Singapore.65 words
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Obituary29 1952-09-01 6 THE FAMILY of the late MOoh Chens I.ok thank all relatives find friends who *ent wreaths, pnlo. ni'jht visits, loaned ears, rendered awiMance etc.. and attended the funeral.29 words
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Article25 1952-09-01 6 MADELINE LTD.. 278 Orchard Road, have great pleasure in announcing the arrival of a speci; consignment of Gowns designed specifically for Singapore's gay<*r occasions.25 words
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661 1952-09-01 6 The Straits Times Singapore Mon, Sept, 1, 1952. Action At Last The problem of improving the quality of smallholders' rubbrr has existed for so long in Malaya that it is almost incredible that action is at last being taken. It has always seemed in the past that the very vastness661 words
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Article461 1952-09-01 6 It is hard to know whether to be more critical of the Singapore PWD or the public relations department for the misleading picture that has been presented of PWD activities during the remainder of 1 this year. The statement i issued a fortnight ago by the461 words
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Article33 1952-09-01 6 COLOMBO. Sun— Ceylon is Mke!y t 0 tighten exchange restrictions and imposp more cuts, because or deterioration- in the Island's balance cf international payments position <t was reported today. -Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article1251 1952-09-01 6 MODERNISE THE FISHING INDUSTRY what IS Wrong with our fishing industry? W HY i$ fish cau ht fS IT possible to obta.n IpV HY IS the markeiing locally so expen- system in Singapore siva?- m ore fish locally? so cnao tic? These are questions every housewife would like answered. Today1,251 words
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Letter171 1952-09-01 6 ASA VERY Junior Government servant, I am very depressed to read that the price of rice has been increased by 5 cents a kati. 1 am beginning to doubt if the present Government is Working for the general good and welfare of the ordinary people or171 words
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Letter119 1952-09-01 6 rE staple food of Malaya Is rice. The price of this Is therefore the chief factor in the cost of living. The only hope of keeping this latter steady Is therefore to stabilise the price of rice. In 1919. Government recognised this and sold it at $1119 words
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Article, Illustration568 1952-09-01 6 Queen Mother a 'Rough Rider T^HE QUEEN MOTHER mow a Rough Ri^er. Her eldest daughter has ap pointed her honorary Coir nel of the City of London Yeomanry (Rough Riders i R.A.C. (TA). among othrr things. The other things; Colonel-in-Chief of the Queens Bays (2nd Dragoon Guards). 7th Queen's Own568 words
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Article445 1952-09-01 6 ON COOKS JN MOfcii' households, meals are normally prepared by the woman of the house. She* is the cook. But it seems odd that when one speaks of cooks in the professional sense, the cooks so conjured up are usually men. Why is this so? Main reason.445 words
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Advertisement723 1952-09-01 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. THE REV. J.J.E. SAMPSON MISS RC. RUSSELL. The engagement is announced between Jeremy John Igerton, son of Mr. Mrs. S.J M. Sampson of South Lee. Bury St. Edmunds, and Rosomary Clara, daughter of Mr. St Mrs. E.D.B. Russell of Hill House. Shorne. Kent. SITUATIONS VACANT EUROPEAN FIRM reou723 words
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Advertisement111 1952-09-01 6 o. Kaffes Place p »i»ne M 64." fri^f OPTICIAN cioHjl/o qedde/o Tne [uvle /onop S ALE STARTS TOMORROW Day Dresses reduced to $35 $95 Cocktail $95 $195 Evening $95 &up Hebe Suits $165 OPEN DURING LUNCH HOUR RELIEVES PAIN STOPS tHFECTION BurnoTW"; on£ ANTISEPTIC CREAM j^J V for treatment of111 words
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Article47 1952-09-01 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun Palanisamy. of the Amber Estate, was fined $67 for having six bottles of samsu on which duty had not been paid. A special constable arrested him as he was travelling in a taxi with the aamsu. The duty payable was $14.15.47 words
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Article584 1952-09-01 7 SOON IT MAY NOT BE 'IMP FOR ALL Membership to be restricted 'IT WILL STRENGTHEN US 9 MEETING TOLD KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Kuala Lumpur branch of the Independence of Malaya Party today decided that IMP should pull its doors almost shut to keep pace with the progress made by584 words
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183 1952-09-01 7 HELP? WE WON'T BEG FOR IT, THEY SAY KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. I LL suggestions that the Independence of Malaya Party was too| weak to stand on Its own were flrmly denied today by members of its Kuala Lumpur branch at the meeting. They rejected all proposals which could strengthen the183 words
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Article92 1952-09-01 7 PENANO, Sun. A large I crowd of Indians who turned up at Bayan Lepas airport this afternoon to welcome the 1 Indian Ambassador to China,! I Mr. N. Raghavan and his i wife, was disappointed when I the Malayan Airways plane from Bangkok arrived without them. Mr.92 words
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Article76 1952-09-01 7 KUALA LUMPUR, SunMany of the difficulties of Department of Information field officers would be removed when the information services were unified under a director-general, a d Mr. J. N. McHugh, Director of the department, yesterday. He was speaking at a meeting of field officers from all76 words
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Article44 1952-09-01 7 BENTONG Sun. Officers of the Labour Department, Pahang. Kelantan and Trengganu have completed an inspection of Government '.abourers' accommodation In Trengganu and Pahang 1 Action has been taken to Improve conditions of lines In regrouped areas. LAND PURCHASE APPROVED44 words
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101 1952-09-01 7 rvm: SINGAPORE CITY COUNCIL plans to build 1 a new $2,500,000 reservoir at Bukit Timah Hill. Government sanction :or the purchase of 18 acres of land for this reservoir -has been obtained. The Council's Special Waterworks Committee has agreed to a suggestion that101 words
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Article149 1952-09-01 7 MONEY Is scarce, the cost of living is still high but Harl Raya Haji comes once a year. And so Muslims in Malaya celebrated it yesterday in the traditional colourful way. Cine.nas showing Malay films were packed, and in Singapore Raffles Museum and the Botanic149 words
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Article91 1952-09-01 7 BENTONG Sun. The "bagi dua (profit-sharing) system in small Pahang rub- ber holdings is swinging more and more In favour of the worker, who is demanding more to compensate for .lower earnings. Under th e system the employer pays for overhead expenses and he and his workers91 words
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Article62 1952-09-01 7 TAIPING, Bun— A verdict of death by misadventure was returned by the Taiping Coroner at the conclusion of the inquest on Private Peter James Staples, of No. 2 Supply Depot, Taiping. Staples went for a swim with a few friends at the New Club Swimming Pool when62 words
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Article, Illustration58 1952-09-01 7 A Singapore Buddhist, Madam Wee Beng Kirn, presented tt.OW r quare feet of land at Jalan Senyum, S\i mile, Changi Road, to Singapore Buddhist Union, yesterday. Here, assisted by a member of her family, she sprinkles holy water on the land before It was handed over58 words
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Article47 1952-09-01 7 PENANG, Sun. A large holiday crowd attended last night's "Tournament Week Ball" held at the 8. and O. Hotel here in conjunction with this year's Malayan lawn tennis championships. There were several novelty and spot dances. Dancing ended at 2 o'clock this morning.47 words
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74 1952-09-01 7 rDAY a Chinese Methodist youth caravan from Penang will start a tour of the Federation and visit the various Chinese Methodist Youth Fellowship Chapters The visits to the principal towns where there are Methodist churches are to i encourage youth work and to study74 words
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Article155 1952-09-01 7 AT AN emergency meeting yesterday, 24 stokers employed at the Singapore City Gasworks in Kallang Road ipclded to strike should negotiations they are now having with the City Council for ff-ii-t increases break down. The decision was approved by the executive committee of Singapore Government and155 words
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Article28 1952-09-01 7 TELUK ANSON, Sun. Zainab binte Othman, a 60--year-old woman, was fatally injured in an accident with a motor -cycle on an estate road near Teluk Anson.28 words
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246 1952-09-01 7 Catholic call for 'bad' film boycott npEN' THOUSAND print-' ed forms asking! Catholic adults in Malaya and Borneo to pledge themselves to stay away: from Indecent films and, stop buying immoral literature will be sent out In a fortnight, a spokesman of the Catholic Diocese in Singapore told the Straits246 words
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Article82 1952-09-01 7 PENANG, Sun.— So impressed was the Indonesian medical team with the Dental School clinics in the Federation that on its return to Indonesia, the team will recommend the setting up of similar clinics in schools. Dr. P Mardjaban the team leader told the Straits Times today before82 words
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Article27 1952-09-01 7 BENTONG, Sun. Mr. Cheong Ftx>n, an old boy of the Victoria Institution, Kuala Lumpur, has been appointed interpreter in the Chinese Affairs Department. Bentong, Pahang.27 words
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Article194 1952-09-01 7 yHE annual report of the Malayan War Damage Commission for last year describes the "difficult and frustrating" condition under which assessors have to travel on foot and in armoured cars into some parts of the Federation. The report, together with a statement of accounts,194 words
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Article326 1952-09-01 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. FOLLOWING 27 months of "struggling" for 1 better living condition with ths "s.o* tacfics" of their employers, Selangor's tin mine clerks today decided to call for th e intervention of ths Government. This decision was made at the third annual general meeting326 words
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Article157 1952-09-01 7 'Father of the lepers' is dead rE "father of the lrpers." Mr. Yeo Kirn Eng. aged 45. died in the Trafalgar Leper Colony. Singapore, yesterday. Mr. Yeo. a leper for 20 years, was a great favourite among his fellow Inmates, and an example of courag* to them. During the Japanese157 words
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Article46 1952-09-01 7 BENTONG. Sun. Officers and men of the Bentong district police headquarters gave a farewell tea party to Mr. C. W J. Greenstreet, OSPC. Bentong, and Mrs. Greenstreet. and to welcome Mr. P H Wright Nooth— the new OSPC. Mr. Greenstreet'a new station is Malacca^46 words
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Article49 1952-09-01 7 TELUK ANSON Sun.—lnche Shamsudin bin Hajl Sidin, Deputy Assistant District Officer. Lower Perak, was entertained to a dinner by the staff of the District Office and friends at the Paradise Cafe on the eve of his departure to Parit Buntar as Assistant District Officer, Krian.49 words
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Article22 1952-09-01 7 BENTONG, Sun. The increase in bandit activity in Kelantan caused the owner of an estate to close down his uroperty.22 words
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Advertisement139 1952-09-01 7 LEATHERSMITH Fine Leather Goods j^M Kk CALF^B MORROCO^B BILL FOLDS WALLETS BRIEF CASES OSTRICH COMMERCIAL AND jjfhh POCKET FOLIOS Jr Bf< DRESSING CASES j&M '^ftk FOR HIM OR JKW JL HER jBA jSL <*Say^j rOMBINATION^^BKy COMPACT CLOTHES-BRUSH- TRAVELLING SHAVING OR MANICURE CASES SETS. JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. SINGAPORE, f. Of139 words
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Article795 1952-09-01 8 SEFTON DELMER - Stalin's bid for a longer life SEFTON DELMER WHAT GOES ON IN RUSSIA? AMERICAN DIPLOMACY, 1900-50: By George F. Kennan. (Seeker fir Warburg, 12$. 6d.). By Well-known British Foreign Comsp ondent r[E bells on the guard towers of the Kremlin shrilled. The signal lights flashed green. One by one six795 words
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507 1952-09-01 8 GEOFFREY WJNNINGTON - A woman's warning on Korea fell upon deaf ears GEOFFREY WJNNINGTON By MY FORTY YEARS' FIGHT FOR KOREA: By Louise Vim (Victor Collancz, 18s.). ANE winter night in v January. 1950— six months before the Korean war broke outsix men slipped silently out of a house In Seoul, the capital507 words
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Article315 1952-09-01 8 KENNETH KONSTAM - KENNETH KONSTAM By rpHE C.A.B. (2 Club, Ace showing, and Blackwood) system of bidding, invented by Pierre Albarran of France and gradually perfeafcfci by a small grouo of players headed by J. Pavlides and Leslie Dodds, is the only real successful alternative to "Acol," used in tournament play in315 words
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542 1952-09-01 8 CYRIL CONNOLLY - Sensitive works of America's Southern writers CYRIL CONNOLLY THE BALLAD OF THE SAD CAFE: By Canon Cullers. (Cresset Press. 155.). .By LIOW pleasant to write n of what is good. "The mind is like a richly woven tapestry in which the colours are distilled from the experiences of the senses,542 words
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Advertisement262 1952-09-01 8 f-.^ff ff* CAX a*ut MOTOX cycit OWMRS fjfc CASTROL HAS SOMETHING M iHfe^ aii^- YOU CANT' GET ELSEWHERE! J sHBW w'rr 1 If pro nro tht> /fd>n«rtn r v JB P m W M W SSL A Compounds of chromium and 4tM MB|f'''' BI *'^SSBBHI W^ §J J m~M^WM/UJ wmcylinder262 words
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Article, Illustration914 1952-09-01 9 Soon perhaps within the next ten days. Britain is to hold her first atomic test. This article by VIV GOLDSMITH, from Perth, Western Australia, tells of the preparations now being made at Montebello Islands in the Indian Ocean. SHIPS of the British and Australian Na914 words
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Advertisement273 1952-09-01 9 NOW SHOWlNG l^t'Jttll'J^ ZOO M1... i IN AN ATOM-POWERED ROCKET TO A NEW LAND OF FANTASTIC ADVENTURE! V LJ D l l l <van entire island explocles I if fCf mmtm in a prehistoric earth quake fc?il VbCMuL m. *A^^Lm\ I mW~ mmmmmr S-^^mmmii. Tißr^al mm -^mmrnW *m^mmm b^bl^HbV R^^i273 words
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Advertisement206 1952-09-01 9 SELAMAT HARI RAYA HAJI TO ALL OUR MUSLIM PATRONS TODAY p** 0^ aWi iT~iaf~w n~iaf~tfYi ll %m 145 ~*~-^mW"t Attacks PLAN NOW OPEN FOR^ *#foi MIGMTIEST 0F neMille'S Running Time hrs. 31 minutes SEASON COMMENCES FRIDAY, SEPT. sth sssss 5 SHOWS AS USUAL s~s. 9.30 a.m. -12.30-3.20-6.15 9.15 p.m i-206 words
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Miscellaneous330 1952-09-01 9 The Straits Times Crossword S^JJ^b an ag) <io> 29. Mottled foot in Fiance (4). I,' I U M« I U I U I |7 I la I I DOWN l. The core of part of the 9 l 0 Place for upset playthings I I I t«»- ■■-"-Vi «S$ lowliness330 words
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312 1952-09-01 10 DROBABLY the general r firmness on the London Stock Exchange with the improvement there in Government securities and Industrials had considerable < influence on the Malayan Share Market, as it was noticeable that the week proved exceptional to the normal rule that a312 words
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Article102 1952-09-01 10 Rivrrvi.-n Rr. >her V. tal** L/d. presented accounts* for the year ended March 31. 1952 showing a profit of 79.8 per cent, and net liquid asset* of I'll per share. All m Co6t of production worked out at 1/5<J. (60.8 cents) per 1b on a crop averaging 7791102 words
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Article33 1952-09-01 10 Estates and mines in the Outhrle Group last month produced: Rubber. 6.500.366 lb; tea (black), 145.000 lb; palm oil. 1,100 tons; palm kernels. 329 tons; tin ore, 387 ptcuia.33 words
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Article14 1952-09-01 10 Ayer Panas Rubber Estate Ltd. produced 76,000 Ib. of rubber Ust month.14 words
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200 1952-09-01 10 From Our Own Correspond nt MELBOURNE, Saturday. INVESTMENTS and bonds were irregular at the 1 closing call of the Stock Exchange yesterday. Price falls continued to oat- number rises, but they were mainly of a few pence only. Metal shares were higher ani investment200 words
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Article61 1952-09-01 10 SYDNEY. Sun— Australia will support the South African demand for a higher price fcr gold, the Secretary of the Federal Treasury. Dr. Roland Wilson, slid prior to his departure by air for Mexico City to attend meetings of the World Bank Monetary Fund. Dr. Wilson saidUP - 61 words
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Article43 1952-09-01 10 Advance-Information of the results and dividend of Consolidated Tin SmelUr* limited were given In Share Circular No. 31. The published account* now received show net liquid assets after allowing for Preference Capital at 27/5 Vi per tl of Ordinary Stock.43 words
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Article12 1952-09-01 10 GltneaW Plantations L'd. produced 66.000 lb. of rubber U«t month.12 words
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Article224 1952-09-01 10 BUSINESS done In the Malayan Share Market last week included. INDUSTRIALS. Fraser Neave Ord. $3 90 to $4 JO. Win Hammers $2 40. Malayan Breweries $4.85. Malayan Cement 99 cents and $1.00. Malayan Collieries $1.47 -i, Singapore Cold Storage $4.40, Straits Times $3.95 to $4.00. Straits Trading $19.50224 words
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Article33 1952-09-01 10 The Basaeti Rabber Conpaav Uaaltc4 announce that the' company's total War Damage claim has been assessed and accepted at $50,816 and a first Interim payment Is expected shortly.33 words
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Article59 1952-09-01 10 MAYNARD AND COMPANY LIMITED made $74,494 (74.9 per cent.) in the year ended Apr. 30. 1952, and ent. is recommended making a final dividend of It per Cv 20 per cent, for the year against 10 per cent. f»r the preceding period. Net current assets in balance59 words
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Advertisement1244 1952-09-01 10 T^,^ MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. 9 Passoge (Incorporoted in Singapore) A'l other BLUE FUNNEL LINE Oepta. Carrier's option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge c.roo SAILINGS H LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW LONDON ft CONTINENTAL PORTS Due Soils P. S'hom Penong Ulysses for Liverpool, Glasgow Holland Aug. 30/ Sept. 31,244 words
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Advertisement1038 1952-09-01 10 McALISTER tfc CO., LTD. TEL: No 5904 EIXERMAN 6. BUCKNALL KLAVENESS LINE LONOON. HAVRE. ROTTERDAM ft t?» T1 A J? r S TT SA> < JX2SSS& HAMBURG ft HULL PORTLAND, SEATTLE ft VANCOUVER one for USA, North AilontK Ports Accepting corgo fat Caatral ft Soatb ond Conodo via Colombo America1,038 words
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Article469 1952-09-01 11 LATE GOAL T.P.C.A. give a grand display T.P.C.A. 8; Rovers 1 fPAMILIAN Physical Cultural Association, Selangor 1 F.A. league runners-up, making their debut before three thousand soccer fans at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday afainst Singapore AJF.A.'s senior league champions, Rovers, had to be content with a draw.469 words
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Article114 1952-09-01 11 SEREMBAN. Sun. Sembilan Indians won A^ the first g«ine in the Southern Section of the Baxdhan Cup soccer cosapssiOca against Malacca Indiaas by 4-1 at Serembaa todajWegrt led 3-1 at tb. uUsrraL The borne side dictated play In the first half and notched the114 words
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Article111 1952-09-01 11 St Andrew's School beat the Bran'oco Sports Club at tabletennis yesterday by six matches to one at the Brantoco Sports Club premises at Lim Teck Kirn Road, Singapore. Results: (St. Andrew's players mentioned first). Hinrles: Chiang Shih Fang bt. Lim Bah Chee, 3-0: Edward111 words
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Article164 1952-09-01 11 MAINTAINING their unbeaten record, Haikowru B.C. trounced a ten-man Customs team 10-0 in their s.AF.A Dlv SB at Oeylang Stadium Yesterday. They have played ten games, won nine and drew one. Halkowyu attacked straight from the kick off and in the 1 Oth minute they were awarded a164 words
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384 1952-09-01 11 LONDON. Sunday OLAt INGS la the current county cricket rhSMaillMala tafcat arc: No Ist I tins. P. W. L. D. IM deeiataa Last Dnn PU Sarrey 27 JO J 4 SXSt Yorkshire 27 K 2 8 l SIS Lancashire 27 II 3 11 1Reuter - 384 words
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Article554 1952-09-01 11 JN the Invitation 4x440 yards Inter -club relay at the Singapore Harbour Board Boys Club third annual sports at Keppel yesterday, the Young Men's Muslim Association team dropped the baton, recovered It and finished first— and then were disqualified A keenly contested affair was the 880554 words
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Article354 1952-09-01 11 lIIGHUGHT of the S.T.T.A.'s 1952 Singapore championships (senior inter-club league) was the clash between Chinese Sports Association (Red) and Shing Wah (Yellow) on Saturday night. Though competing only for the first time in the senior league, Shing Wah made C.S.A. fight very hard for354 words
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Article, Illustration25 1952-09-01 11 PLUTO (Bowden). easy winner of the ("owdray Scurry (Sf at the amateur nee m eetinr at Kuala Lumpur «n Saturday, retmrns scale.— Straits Times p.'ctmre.25 words
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Article23 1952-09-01 11 Entries for th« YM.CJL. membcra- handicap singles and doubles close tomorrow. The competition will start *t 3 p m. on Saturday.23 words
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Article28 1952-09-01 11 The Island Club's monthly medal bogey for August resulted as follows: A. Division, F. JotKS (plus S) B. Division, s O Kemco (Plus 3 128 words
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448 1952-09-01 11 IPOH, Sunday. T*HE distinction of being the first Perak player to A score a century after the war In a State match was achieved by young Noel Mcnerasinghe today in the gam e against Kedah here. Perak wan by innings and 127 runs,448 words
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Article396 1952-09-01 11 SB A junior tournament results XJIGHLIGHT ol the opening day of the Singapore Ama'.rur Badminton Association Junior Championship tcurnament at 'he S.A3.A. hill on Saturday wa.i the singles tie between George Ton and Tan Geok Tiam. With powerful smashing and accurate placing George soon out his oppon nt en the396 words
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Article93 1952-09-01 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Suii—Selangor Coast Club (Klang) repeated their 1949 success in the Navaratnam Shield cricket competition today when they beat Railway Institute (Sentul) by 44 runs In the final played over the week-end on the P.W.D. Sports Club ground. Cheras Road here. 9 ores In93 words
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Article30 1952-09-01 11 The referee awarded a walkover to Singapore Harbour Board Police when the BODCA team failed to turn up for Saturday's SAFA Div. 3B league tie at the CYMA ground30 words
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Article32 1952-09-01 11 In the final of the annual handicap billiard tournament (English game) at the Railway Institute. Singapore, Mr. K. Vythlllngam. Railway Goods Office. Singapore beat Mr. Chan i'eng Kow. railway pensioner.32 words
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Article47 1952-09-01 11 In a SAFA division 3B ?u« soccer match played on the Polica rround yesterday. Buklt Timah Sports Club beat Singapore Volunteer Special Constabulary by two gomls to one. Scorers for Buklt Timah w?ra Supaat and Buprt whl'c Charlls Tan reared for B.V.S.C. ReTrr^: Mr. Mutthu-nmv47 words
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Advertisement531 1952-09-01 11 fAjA& X jy^ 40 Cts. for 10 ALWAYS ASK YOUR DEALER FOR NACET The finest razor Made in the world at iti price. FREE GIFTS We give ONE THREE COLOUR BALL PEN Free to every local and up-country customer who bays $54)/- worth of goods, and ONE OSCO 15 JEWEL531 words
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Advertisement151 1952-09-01 11 Extension by Popular Demand of our Ist Anniversary SALE Definitely Last Few Days Now! ft These are some of the thousands of Bargains... STAR OFFERS Superior Quality Bedsheets 54" x 90" 3 for $11.00. New Lovely Ptd. French English Crepe 36" $2.90 per yd. Border Ptd. Oriental Crep e 44"151 words
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Miscellaneous35 1952-09-01 11 SOCCER: SBHFA, Shell OTEC Shell in.und; SCS H ETC— T. Park. BAFA DW. 3B: F 4 T t SIT— CYMA (round. FrfendlT. Tifera v TFCA J. Boar. CRICKET: SJI f Overseas Boys SJI 2 p.m.35 words
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Article, Illustration728 1952-09-01 12 Heavy day at LTAM meet Reports on the Malayan tennis eh am- j pionships are from Straits Times expert I Ang Earn Hock. PENANG, Sunday. THE Hong Kong chamyion and holder of the Malayan singles title, K. H. Ip, and the Singapore champion,728 words
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Article39 1952-09-01 12 KOTA BAHRU. Sun. —Ong Chew Bee. the Ins of Hong Kong and Gladys Loke-Chua will play exhibition tennis matches here on Wednesday and at Lundang on i Thiirrdny There will op no entrance changes <39 words
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Article, Illustration641 1952-09-01 12 Mrs. Dew defeats holder TO MEET MB8.IT PENANQ, Sun. T\HE Penang and Selangor M. triple champion, Mr*. ■Helen Dew of Malacca, defeated the bolder, Mra. D. C. A. Praaer, by 5-7, 6-2, f-t in a semi-final of the women's singles when the Malayan lawn tennis championships .vent Into the fourth641 words
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Article200 1952-09-01 12 R.A.F. hold Penang to a draw PENANG, Sun. A SPECTACULAR recovery In the second half saw R.A.P. i Malay*) pulling out of a 3-1 deficit to held Penang to a draw In todays friendly soccer match on Victoria Green. Penang, fielding five reserves, went ahead to a 3-1 lead in200 words
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Article473 1952-09-01 12 MEN'S SINGLES QUARTER-FINALS: M Y'aaantaslngh bt K. E. M. Hnssain 8-4, S-4; Robert C'h'a bt Timo'hy Lee 6-3, 6-3; Ong Chew Bee bt Bhrpep I.ekhakula 6-2, 6-0. SEMIUNAXS: Ong Cbew Bee bt Robert Chia 4-1, 6-2; K. H. Ip bt M. Vasantasingh 6-0. 6-1. MEN'S DOUBLES473 words
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Article, Illustration626 1952-09-01 12 INNINGS VICTORY FOR STORE POLICE SINGAPORE Police beat the Federation Police bj *3 an innings and 54 runs In their second annua cricket match which ended yesterday at Thomsot Road. Yesterday's play started an hour late due to rain, but accurate bowling by Singapore's H. Perelra (4—22) and the excellent626 words
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Article307 1952-09-01 12 KtoKRATION rOUCa FOBCB Haaara stack law k oaaa>aja 1 WoatToafllm law a Foroira C. Skepkcrdtea Ck«ak k Cooko U Kkoo Bin Keat Krlikaaa k Cook* 4 r. G. de Sllra Cb«ak k sasdram W A. Balarataam Prnkt R W Sadd.ky c Cawaa V.l.iillai I r. Alacmarm c Cacak k307 words
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Article87 1952-09-01 12 A representative Singapore European (Civilians) tennU team yesterday beat Combined Set vices by four games to on* at Changi. Scores i Civilians first): Hollcway and Sullivan bt l.'idgeon (RAF) and Bishop (RAF) 6-2. 6-0; Stein and Welschen bt McKe (RAF and Gavin (RAAF) 7-5. 6-4; Kulper87 words
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Article128 1952-09-01 12 PARIS. Sun QBCAR PLATTNER of Swttser land, who before the event started was thought to have little chance, yesterday became world professional sprint cycling champion In succession to Britain's Reg Harris who had held the t)U. for t*>e Ipat three veara. Pi» f n*r. an*»t*ur champion128 words
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Article269 1952-09-01 12 Army beat Navy, tie for title ARMY v.d with the RAF for the Singapore lnter-S rvlces cricket championship by defeating Navy by eight wickets yesUrday. Army carried their overnight score of 93 for eight to 13 J yesterday morning. In their s.ccnd Innings, Navy were all put for 74. The269 words
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Article130 1952-09-01 12 In a friendly badminton match played st the Clerical Union Hall iast Thursday, the Rex BP. beat :he Arche Juvmus Sports Club by four games *o three. Results (Rex players mentioned first): Singles: Lta Seng Kok beat Tan Oeok Tlan 15-13, 15-3; George Tan beat130 words
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