The Straits Times, 28 March 1954

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    13 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES No. 97^ SINCiAI'OKK, SI NDAY, MARCH 28, 1954. 15 CENTS
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    AT LAST IT'S ATOMS FOR PEACE
    382 1 Mighty matchbox may bring 'canned' light, power to world's homes I NEW YORK. Saturday. CHBOX SIZED ATOMIC BATTERY with a life of 20 years, which soon bring atomic electricity into the world's homes, has been d in America. The battery converts atomic radiations directly
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    A GREAT SPRING CUP DAY
    80 1  - A GREAT SPRING CUP DAY lEl'sdM JKKP KfL weather ta»rlng Cli) day at e.it racine. were d is had when thr>. to the .saStable's Sup' i Joyment II and Robin Hood were assembled the winnei iace as tl -Midied the photo It showed Bupi i Pictui nose in froi f.ivourite
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    and great day tar Royal Tan
    68 1 AINTI I JOE Oriff the 108" runninc of f n Grand National Steep. Tudor Lbir nd and Irish L: i third Hoyal Tin. who had i*ice In in previous yetrs j by i neck o\ LJne. Irish Lizard hind Ui Royal T Tudor I
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    SANDERS' FUNERAL
    25 1 LOOT* ihr funeral 81r eneral manage: w ays, wr. md, wa The H 'jfratlon Si: the i Commissionrr, Tf( < tunent tt. mmlssione Malaya
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    We can't blow up the earth,' says scientist
    196 1 LONDON. Saturday. ["ME hydrogen bomb may not be a very useful weapon in warfare. Professor 0. R. Frisch, Professor of Natural Phclosophy at Cambridge University, said in an article in the Atomic Scientists journal. In any CAM, bJ said, the tllergiei rrlraitd
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    400 TROOPS ARRIVE
    27 1 The troopship Lancashire arrived in Singapore yesterday from Britain with 400 troops tor Malaya. The vessel also brought <)7 service families to the Colony.
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    Climax to 40-years' research
    62 1 WfiWKHmm I! I i I S.trnoff ch.nrmm of tht R idio Corporation of I America, use* electric power troti 1 the world's first atomic battery I to tap out tkc telefrapk mcttagc "Atoms for Peace". The batteiy I it matchboK-tiied *n4 hat a lite cKpcctancy of
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    RULERS AND GOVERNMENT AGREE ON ELECTIONS
    178 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. THE MALAY RULERS and the Federation Government reached full agreement today on all issues relating to the introduction of national elections in the Federation. A Government statement said the High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templer. would report the outcome of the
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    BOMB OUTRAGE
    31 1 ISMAII lA. Sat Two F.cyptians on a motor cycle threw a bomb into a three-storey buildinc occupied by British paratioopers yesterday. There were no casualties and little riamate Renter.
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    FRENCH STRIKE OUT AT RED INVADERS
    119 1 CP.ENCH Union troops, aided struck out from the heart D m Bien Phu today They destroyed a lone string of foxholes and trenches which the Communist-led Vietminh have been building in preparation for a new mass infantry assault. French headquarter! said 42 Vietmmh were
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    Man robbed of $341
    41 1 A CMMM was held up by two m<n in Allwa! Road. Singapore at 7 p.m. on Friday and robbed ol 1341. Th>' m;in had btM on his rouada eoUeettni tontine mo'- n<'v b< -!ori- be was robbed.
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    QUEEN'S HOST ATE DINNER ALONE
    170 1 QUEEN'S HOST ATE DINNER ALONE PKRTH Sat I ELABORATE arrangements j were made ftflay to prevent the spread of poliomyelitis to the Queen the Duke of Edlnburnh and members ol the Royal Household When they tad lunch and dinner at Oovernmenl Hou.se. Perth All food was prepared and cooked aboard
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    BLOOD TRAILS AID MANHUNT
    219 1 SEREMBAN Saturday CEREMBAN Police, combing rhe Rahang area near Screm b.m today for a Malay who escaped from the Rahang police station last night, arrested a man at 12.30 p.m. in the blukar at Ampangan two miles trom the station. The man who had escaped from
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    BIG BRUNEI POWER PLAN
    90 1 BHI'NKI S.i 4 Ms2o 000 000 scheme to a\ turn Brunei mto Am.i Bnt all-electric State is Mm [•onsldered by the Government In :<■ The plan which was submitted by a British firm of mnluttanta ktuall tg building a hut;i< power station on thr bank of
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    New jet grounded
    28 1 WASHINGTON Sat. Annrim'n l.itct |ct fighter tii. Me Donrnl X t II Drinna Ik«s hi i n ;r"imrirfl (ollnvliil thrrr Meticnti this month R<ut <r.
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    They praise our fight against Reds
    173 1 They praise our fight against Reds WASHINGTON. Saturday. j\ UNITED STATES House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Sub-Committee, reporting today on its 30.000 mile Far Eastern study trip. praised the "vigour and ingenuity" of the British fight against Communism in Malaya. It added, however. "Oven trtg terrain and the tactirv if
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    U.S TO CLOSE TIN WORKS
    82 1 WASHINGTON Sat Hie Reconstruction Finance corporation which operates th»American rubber tin and abaca programme today recommend-,-d the closing of a large Government tin smelter at T City Senator William Fulbrlsht asked if clo>ing the smelter nvans that the United Swill not get any tin if
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    Death on the road
    43 1 MELBOURNE. Sat Total deaths on Australian road* tell by 120 in 19M the AuMralian Ro.id Safety Council an- I nounced yesterday N irlv 4.00(1 more rKoplc were Injured than in 1952 D« ath-s Jo r I<*W totalled I8«3. Re.lter
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    9 SHARE $ 5,000 CONTEST
    148 1 9 SHARE 5,000 CONTEST THF RL r, no winner', of the Straits Imr Word Pi R r^h of whom will receive 8555.55 They arc S nga^ ore L F 372 <' |oo ChM| R'ia( J Gnh V Soon Khi an-.\. 28 PetJ n Road, S |an^tn. City Workshops. River Val-
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    RUSSIA TO RETURN LEND-LEASE SHIPS
    35 1 WASHINGTON Sat. RttSftta 1 return to Hie mail naval rw r under tlxmme motor '<<r and ~l<n ~ubmanne rha.v r. will be hand* d r t.inbu] I aati J m
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    BADER
    1123 2  -  BEVERLEY NICHOLS There can be no tale more breathless than that of the legless wonder of the R.A.F. By 50 HERE it is at last, The Bader Story, and it is even more tense and vital than we had betn led to expect. It is. indeed, a story to
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    MAN BEHIND THE BOOK
    115 2 NO author has swept to the forefront in the pottwar year* more quickly jnd assuredly than Paul Bricfchill. author of "Rtach For The Sky", the book reviewed here. Likr Douglas Bader. this Amtralian iourn»li,r f|, w against the Luftwaffe and was shot down. In pl l
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    THEY WERE PAID TO DRINK ALE
    591 2 TRADITION loving Britain 1 4 ha.« plenty of queer 'Ob.< wnich originated many centuries ago Typical of thus Kind of appointment v that of ale conner for the City ol London. There are four ale conners f" d Jhe jobs date back to tne
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    VAST HOMES PLAN FOR HOLLAND ROAD
    113 3 60 modern bungalows will be built in Singapore A SINGAPORE company plans to start a multi-million dollar housing estate in Holland Road, the Sunday Times was told yesterday. Plans are being worked out for 60 modern bungalows, each costing between $35,000 and $40,000 When
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    QUACKS IN COURT
    117 3 A BASKET-LOAD of ducks yesterday interrupted proceeding in the Singapore City Police Court. Tin- BfM, Tan BVMg Kwee w;us charged with causiiiK unnecemrj .suffering to 117 birds It ni aliened that Tan had crammed 58 ducks in three baskets. The rest were left in a lorry with
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    Expert to speak on air radio
    41 3 Mr A Rrario of International Air Radio Ltd.. will sponk on air radio work to t ho Singapore branch of tho Koy.il Aeronautical BoclHy to Shell Houm CoUyer Quay, at I M) pm. on Tuesday.
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    'THE TAMING Of THE SHREW'
    65 3 The Raffles Society of the University of Malaya will present Shakespeare's "The Tamine Of The Shrew" In the Oel Tlong Ham Hall. Cluny Road. nn April 2. 4. 5 and 6. Except for the performance un April 4 at 7.30 p.m.. the others juill be
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    FOOD BAN
    59 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat —No tinned food in any shop in thr villages within the wire fences at Yons Penc. Ayer Hltam. Kamponß Hau Abdul Oafar. Lam Lee Kangkar Bahru and Parit Ya'ani shall be remov<>ri MtiMi the tin Is opened before beinc taken out of the .shop according
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    SCHOOLS OUGHI TO TEACH ROAD SENSE, HE SAYS
    126 3 THE MMhi that road sense should be taught in schools a.s part of the regular curriculum alow; with th "three Rs" ha.s won a Siniupore man $100 He Ls Mr. Wee See Hud. of Tionß Bahru Road, who won the Singapore Traffic
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    Ceylon teacher here
    38 3 Mr. I P Tlvirairatnam. principal. Union College, TYllippalai. Ceylon, and Mrs. Thuralratnam arr in Stnjjaporr on a holiday. They < xp»ct to nmain In this country lor i month. They arr staylns at 110 Arthur Road.
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    27 3 Mr It D L V on net K K A Mm Al.t, XL Ca«a, jftc, f+ic.r mjrruic jt »K« Paya Lebxr Mcfhod.%. Church Sonpor, »c rd i»
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    Brilliant Miss Anciano
    355 3 CONCERT PIANIST BEAT TRYING CONDITIONS KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday a programme that demanded a very high standard of technique, execution and interpretation. Miss Hovita Anaano. formerly of Singapore, made her debut as a pianist m the Federation before a distinguished audience at the Town Hall here last n.ght
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    S.H.B. GATECRASHER IS FINED $130
    256 3 ANSWERING a charge of illegal entry into Gate 8 of the Singapore Harbour^ Board at 2 10 am last Wednesday, a S ngapore photographer, Peter Robirfson. told a Singapore court yesterday he had to enter m order to collect photographs he exhibited on the luxury
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    Speedster fined
    48 3 M T. Basra!, a mrrchant nf f'hulla Strrrt, was fined $25 iin Singapore yesterday for drlvtai UOSt Kalians Road and Gcylanc Road between 40 and 45 m.p.h. on Ocl 27 On another i hare** of falllnt; to obey a traffic licht he was I Imi'd $15.
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    RUBBER QUIET
    149 3 THE price o! rubber in Singapore ye.sterday closed at bb\ cents a lb.. unchanged on Fridays price The market was reported quiet with no particular buyins or selling pressure CloslnE pririji yesterday In cents per pound were: No. 1 RSS. spot loose buyers 54.,. tellers 45V No. 1
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    TIN PRICE
    24 3 The price of tin in Singapore yesterday wax $348 75 per nirul which was a reduction of SO cents over Friciav'.s price.
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    A Harem? Nat tor her !
    156 4 A Harem? Nat tor her gRITAIN'S hcsl known model Barbara (ioalcn has turned down in offer to model lingerie in a harem became "it simply isn't (lone you know." The newly married Malayan-born model with i the mink-and-diamonds look was phoned recently by tiny French-woman,! Madame Isar. who designs lingerie
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    The truth about men
    182 4 The truth about men ■jIfEN are beginning to iTI admit that women are the superior sex. "A woman has far gn powets of concentration than a man. more selfconfidence and far lessi self-deception." Believe it or not. it m a man Who wrote that. In many cases it would be
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    MARILYN IS WORRIED? ABOUT A GIRL NAMED SHEREE
    572 4 Derek Monsey discovers the inside story THERE is something about blondes other than peroxide and mink. Call it inevitability I have |ust been with Ben Lyon the radio and film personality who told me how he of all unexpected people— originally discovered
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    THE WORLD OF SCIENCE
    267 4 THE WORLD OF SCIENCE A STRONOMERS from every part of the world are planning to'be m Bloemfontem. Union of South Africa, n June. At that time, the planet Mars will be closer to the earth (40.000.000 miles) than it has been for 13 years, and J will be directly overhead
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    It's LOVE in BLOOM !
    364 4 It's LOVE in BLOOM Till! loven OO the icrw MR raising llu'ir voicts in a Mandarin duct. In front of us. Iwu nthct lo\ crs Wl hoMinti hands and snuggling as close together as the scats would allow. My wife whispered to m». "Love in bloom, to riistractiiiu'" Certainly it
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      THEY FOLLOW AIRCRAFT MOVEMENTS-NOT MEN
      315 5 gINfIAPORK women either have an entirely false idea of the women's branch of the Singapore Volunteer Corps or no idea at all, one of the keenest of the members, (Junner Dulcie Neubronncr, said yesterday. "They don't even recognise mv uniform. They think it is just
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      Bull's-eyes are their business
      198 5 Bull's-eyes are their business IN the Surrey village of Comsh.ill in Britain, three craftsmen arc making targets for the .irehers of Britain. Malaya. Persia, and Trinidad. Whfro thrlr anrrstors knoadc(\ thp straw through thfir knrrs by hand. Mr. Maurlcr EHrrion. Mr. Jack Taylor and Mr. Jim Ronnie f'avc Invented a
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      She's CLAD she is not a beauty
      175 5 JILL BENNETT, a 23-year-old Singapore-born rharm- er with a sawn-ofT hair-do, big mouth and a slight rpsemblanre to Elizabeth Bergner. is a girl in a million now appearing on British television. Why? Because she's GLAD she isn't beautiful! "Honest I am." she says.
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      SOCIETY HONOUR FOR HER
      81 5 SOCIETY HONOUR FOR HER A SINGAPORE girl student has been placed among the top 10 In the sophomore class at the University of Pennsylvania, in the United States. She Is Miss Priscllla Kao. of River Valley Road. Her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Kao Ling Pal. received the good news recently.
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      NO ENEMY' AIRCRAFT ESCAPES
      105 5 The Comm.ind.int of Hit Singapore Volunteer Defence Corpt. Li*«t.-Col. T. j. Hutcfcirtion. described tnt job rtirv volunteer icrvicewotni-n doing j« "tkc ont whicti pl«y*d j very .mpo/i.nt p.tt in the defence of London «g*mtt «ir .ittxck during »(«< war." Their mnn t<ih it "plolting" <nd ."telling
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      Teen-agers form girls' club
      105 5 Teen-agers form girls' club CINGAPORE now has a teen-age girls' club to prepare women to play their part in the life of the Colony. The club was formed at thp Sißlap Social Centre when nearly 100 young girls of various rarrs resident in the Katonf? and Bedok areas attended the
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      And the men are better ted
      183 5 HUNDREDS of women are Riving their time to help widen the horizons of the women of Malaya." according to Miss Viola Williams, national oreaniser of the National Federation of Women's Institutes in Britain who la helping establish the movement in Malaya. The men ol
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      His smile is known in Penang
      198 5 PENANG. Saturday. VI AT BIN DIN is one of! iTI Ponangs most cheerful characters Mat's childlike smile Is a familiar sight in town. He receives tlp> without even asking for them -peons contribute every month to hi* support. "It's a heart-warming experience," Mat said.
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      95 5 Modess At "those certain times." gggggggV\ the modern woman lf^ t'eltes rm MODESS. th<> C^^ H eronnmiral. safe and fully *^orsl absorbont sanitary (f protection, for r-omplrtr confidence and comfort I V fP J- mm MOnESS Sanitary Twrels and the IsJCT^--viA MODFSS atl-cla^ic adjustable Wfl J Samtan/ F-c't for inrttible
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    LANGKAWI ISLAND OF STRANGE TALES
    887 6 This week Stewart Wavell tells of a trip to the mysterious islands of Langkawi, off the Kedah coast. If you have a '.'Holiday story with a Difference" to relate send it to the Sunday Times. Payment will be made for every article published. I EOENDS
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    THE TUAN CATCHES A YOUNG SHAMA
    627 6 THE TUAN CATCHES A YOUNG SHAMA THE dry spell of practically a month ended on the 15th. The first two showers were so gentle as to ensure that the soluble fertiliser lying on the ground near the banana plants for the last three weeks would sink in slowly and be
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    Marie Gough on FOOD
    269 6 HERE are two cheese recipes —excellent either as a savoury course to a big meal or as the main dLsh of a lißht •supper or tiffin. MEI.T half an ounce of butter or margarine, add half an ounce of flour and mix to a smooth paste.
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    Versatile silk jackets 'best buy' of the week
    914 7 Versatile silk jackets 'best buy of the week [)NE of Iho most p«»pn l;ir shops in Singapore. \vl with both visitors :mkl rosidoiils, Ikis just m nicnl of ffoodi from Hong Kong. All Ihosc ;irc value, bill Ilio mliclos which fascinated mo mov Chinese silk brocade. Phe Mandarin Jackets modelled
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    AND TO THINK WE WORRY ABOUT OUR
    67 7 AND TO THINK WE WORRY ABOUT OUR Anne Scott-James reports from London Y^U begin to wonder 1 if it's all for noth ng the money and time we put into our efV JOAN CRAWFORD S LEGS We chfii.^h our nylons, hunt tor good shoes. >p<nd more on both than we
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    LEGS
    272 7 vi. a nunrii mat tins fine old tradition is j breaking down that i people are lust too busy j these day.s to admire the j graceful curve of a calf j or the turn of an ankle I I had a pair of the i most eye-catching stock-
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    Marriage to an old man!
    622 7 METALLIC CLOTH I MY guardian Is rushing me into marriage with a 29-year-old teacher whom 1 do not love at all. I am only 18 and don't want to marry an old man. This man knows that if he doesn't succeed in marrying me .soon,
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      407 7 jA9^ j g^g% j^^~ mt S. W What more can you do Klt PI *<• A FAMILY PIT AND V F I I l«. nut "l .'I m.lke sure they get p«hxl meak and plcn:y of Ire^h .nr and sleep. Yet still they gick up infections and ill;»c*<cv an you
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    Killjoys don't know this Margaret
    665 8 BARBARA CARTLAND CONTINUES HER INTIMATE STORY OF PRINCESS MARGARET "Jill-: papers will (urn Lililx't into the dull one. so lluv have to mnkc BM Ray Princess Margaret was a schoolgirl when she made this perceptive remark. You may remember how overseas reporters -particularly in France
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    FASHION TAKES A HOLIDAY
    463 8 I THINK it must have been Confucius who said it was better to travel than to arrive, and it's certainly true that half the fun of a holiday is anticipation But what IS necessary .s that you should plan your holiday wardrobe well in advance And
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    'GOODBYE'?
    245 8 Do YOU know how to say: ARE you one of those people who rant say poodbye o Women arc menerallv the chief ofTendcrs In this respect. In aplte of an evening spent partly in discussing baby John, or little Agnes, or domestics and their shortcomings, and other trivia dear
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    COLD HOUSE' WILL KEEP THEIR FLOWERS FRESH
    268 9 Exhibits flying in for Singapore show J^N air-conditioned glass house is to be built in the Happy World Stadium for displaying special exhibits of European-grown flowers in Singapore's Sixth Annual Flower Show next week. The blooms will be flown here just before the
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    PATIENTS MAKE OWN UNIFORMS
    112 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. rE TB Rehabilitation Scheme financed bf the State Welfare Committee is progressing satisfactorily. r< ports Dr Wllberforce Smith. the orißinator of the scheme Those helping her operate the scheme are Mrs. K. D. Yarrow. Mr.s J. Klein. Mrs L Hinks and Mrs J.
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    They're it IS raining
    231 9 They're it IS raining ■THERE if a school in S,n gapore whose students feel terribly unhappy every time it rams. They are girls of St Hilda's Conven' which stands on top of a hill off Kamponfi Bahru Two roads leading to the school Radin Mas Lam and Bukit Purmel- becorm
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    STRONG WATER
    69 9 AN Indian took a kettle of i\ water to a Singapore police station a few days ago and complained that the water refused to bqil. He had the kettle over a fire for more than 10 minutrs and he was baffled. He had intended to make tea. Police
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    They're unhappy when it is raining
    33 9 They're unhappy when it is raining Thttc three aMi ot St Hilda t Convent Singapore, take off fhcic ihces to **id< across puddles of mud on their home after clan. Sunday Times picture
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    BUS HIT HOUSE, CAR: $100 FINE
    155 9 A KAMPONC BAHRU BUS Peng, was fined $100 m I COMPANY driver, Nr Siew Singapore yesterday for negligent driving. Ng drove a bus at speed alone Kampong Bahru Road At Neil Road junction he collided with a car and crashed into a shophou.se after
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    MALAYANS SAVED $150,000,000
    62 9 MALAYANS SAVED $150,000,000 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. More than 500 000 Malayans of all communities, ages and lnromc groups have credit aceouata totalling about $150--000.000 in the P< si Offliv s.ivtogl B.mks in UM F'-drratlon mrt Sinuaponv Malaya's Postma.sti r-Ucnr-ral Mr. D Smith, said today that up to January this year
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    LIEUTENANT WAS TAKEN FOR A RIDE
    87 9 FX)L'R Navy prrsonnrl took an R.A.M.C. lieutenant for a rldp at 130 am. yeiterday. assaulted and robbed him of $40. a wrlstwatch. a fountain pen. and a cheque book. Singapore Police were told. The lieutenant. O. W. Sprig gf. was left on the road
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    SIAMESE LICENCE
    36 9 Flight Sergeant Terence Martin Breckon. RAF. Changl was yesterday flned $25 in Snieapore when he pleaded cuntv to dnvine a car alona 1 Road on Dec 1« v it h a Siamese driving licence.!
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    First young builders graduate
    166 9 First young builders graduate (\S SATURDAY the first \J batch of eight boys being trained as brick layer-masons will leave the Government School of Building. Balle.stier Road Singapore, after com- plctlng an Intensive threei month course. When they leave to be absorbed into the building trade, each will get three
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    St John's brigade
    33 9 KAJANO. Sat. The Ulu Langat branch of the St. John Ambulance Association has formed a brigade of 30 members who recently received their first aid proficiency certificates from Countess Mountbatten
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    FIRST BORES IN BIG WATER PLAN
    155 9 TtST BORES are being made at BeHok. S ngapore, in a S2i million scheme to tap underground water. The result will determine whether the Island has sufficwnt water to make it independent of Johore. now the prinripal source. The underground flow at Bedok is
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    Legal adviser
    27 9 KUALA LIPIB. Sat. High Commissioner and the Bultan have appointed lnche Mohamed SufTlan bin Hashim. F< dt ral Counsel, to be Legal \d'. >rr. Pahang.
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      282 9 of the Jiest \W item J* *M V VM "^afc^fc- .^^aa^ay Beverlc ;>nc Ga!c Newman. Singapore. {r l/J6rlnu of the Joest lecades many children of th% r B My 'vc been reared on Cow and Cats. The Food of Royai Bab«s lies, active mmds, sturdy trafliß strong constitutions these are
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      272 9 THEIR GAME IS DEADLY I In Stunt rd Road yesterday jttcrnoon j gang of about tevcn ChmtK children were caught firing volley After volley of rambu-tjn-Micd lumps of granite straight up into the Jir. carefully aimed ta fall on the rooH of pitting cart. A European, who heard th« craih
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      149 9 Papuhtr rro.vviforrf HBH ■!tbts F^^b^B^"" 4CMOM 1 Optltitl toy |Bt)| thr prolnlrd oidr l4i; 3. lump* 1... 14); 10. ■..•in', in il>; I! 4 Not 1 off bat <«i; S. Skilful (4)| 14. DrM-rU l4l: IS. Hit of a ti. lit; t>. Lavrr i«l: DUpara(rm<nl« 113); IT. Auction 7 IVioh
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    DEATH
    57 10 U W»r4t $19 (minimum) MRS. CHOONQ ENO HOE Nee Madam Chew Phek Ec who passed away peacefully at 49, Cockman Street Ipoh. on 26.3 54 age 53. leaving behind a son Choong Han Tatt nnd daughter Choong Hean Pake to mourn her loss The funeral will take place on
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    23 10 J» Word* HU (minimum) THE UNINSURED is chained to fears, the insured man is free Write Douglas McLaren, P.O. Box 4024, Singapore
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES S'pore, Sunday Mar. 28. 1954. Police and the public
    331 10 THE SUNDAY TIMES S'pore, Sunday Mar. 28. 1954. Police and the public QEVERAL hundred American tourists "invaded" Sinßapore last week on a spending: spree unprecedented in the city's history—but several shopkeepers were unhappy about it. With tills bulß'riK with US. dollars they implored reporters Please don't mention our names we
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    Light at last
    169 10 IN Page One this week we are pleased to publish details of a remarkable development In atomic science which has nothing to do with "suicide" bombs or mass destruction After 40 years of scientific endeavour to convert the radiation of the atom's nucleus directly into electricity, a
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    THOUGHT FOR TODAY
    102 10 fO inquire after the meanirx, or object of one', own existence or of creation generally has always seemed to me absurd from an objective point of vieir. And vet everybody has certain ideah 'rhich determine the dirertWK of his endeavours and his judgments. In this sense I
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    WHEN A TIGER TURN MAN-EATER
    1245 10 WHEN A TIGER TURN MAN-EATER LT. COL. A. LOCKE, continuing his series on Malayan tigers, discusses the habits of the man-eater and proves how easy it is for people to fall victim to this jungle beast. His book "The Tigers of Trengganu", from which these articles have been condensed, will
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    More Malaya taboos
    503 10 Strange customs from upcountry WHEN building a house in a kamponß. the Malay raiat (villager) adheros to certain age-old customs. In Perak when selecting the uprights (tlangi of a house, special care must be taken, not to use a log, indented by the pressure of any parasitic
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    Sunday Times POSTBAG
    595 10 CONGRATULATIONS to the Sunday Time* for exposing the shameful conditions under which some human being* are still forced to work in this so-called enlightened city of S.ngapore. I have *een many such men tugging tiirir hearts out at far bigger loi.ds than that Illustrated last week. Have
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      833 10 CLASSIFIED ADS. J» H..rrf« HU I minimum) CHOW— LOKE: The engagement Is announced between Chow Yee Wan brother of Mr. Chow Yoke Wing, and Loe Soh Eng youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs Loke Chow Kit, both of Kuala Lumpur. SITTATIONS VACANT |A U nrrf* j; tfln I—
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      18 10 'Quick .'\S3 le V s have alH| Tiff I $Zi nip< < Ml*(i ash p"*'' mm tmmtmn if mi
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    COURT TOLD OF 6-WEEK WIFE'S FATE
    518 11 COURT TOLD OF 6-WEEK WIFE'S FATE IJOHORE BAHRU, Saturday. SH soldier, L/Cpl. George Cooper, 29, who a tentative charge of murdering his wife, on Feb. 7, was alleged to have told her as a pool of blood "Oh, darling! You will be Don't worry." at the General Hospital, he gave
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    PATH OF COLONY USING POINEER
    229 11 PATH OF COLONY USING POINEER A M^B wh^> payed a tnaiot f^B m overcoming malari* m fhjiiijJjl n( better housing dicrl in th< %in§txMk General Hospita last nigh 1 He was 70 year; Dr. Hur awarded Urn C-B.IL Mthr Coronati')r. Honours Lixt A •^■tnown flcure 111 thr Malay»jfllui f racine
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    The standard of entries was the best so far
    404 11  -  THE COMPETITION EDITOR By adjudication committee thought that the standard set by competitors in Straits Times Word Puzzle Contest R' was easily the highest in the series The nine contestants who shar« the prize had very keen competition Here are observations
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    MARINES not MARINER
    137 11 "Likely to have a tough time if war were declared." said the clue (or the second word in R4. The .MARINES, yes. since their role as commandos is a decidedly toußh one. said the committee. Why MARINER any more than many other classes of people o MARINES
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    STRIKES not STRIKER
    239 11 For the second word In R5. the committee held that STKIKES are the "cause of many a drop In production." One STRIKER on his own can scarcely be blamed (or such a drop "In the carden. a few WFF.KS can sometimes make a remarkable difference." said tho
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    LACK OF CASH HITS CAR REPAIR TRADE
    181 11 THE motor repair trade m Singapore is considering retrenchment Business has been falling for a year and nas now reached a record low Orchard Road garages re- 1 ported yesterday: "We are handling only half the number of rars we dealt with in
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    OFF TO CEYLON
    21 11 Mr D R Hirat Secretary of the SAW Society. of Kuala Lumpur In leaving for Ceylon on holiday.
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    RED STAR
    59 11 A red itjr with hammer and tickl* it on display in Singapore in (rent or the Capitol Theatre. A tpokciman tor the theatre taid the in- itjnia wn only to advertise the film which wa« about the Runian ti.'Ctor of Berlin. "The film it antiCommunnt." (aid Mr. A.
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    HOW THE ATOMIC BATTERY WORKS
    262 11 From Pag* On* T»HE BATTERY is powered 1 with a minute auantlty half a mlllsramme of radioactive strontium, a radioactive waste product of an atomic furnace. or nuclear reactor It is one of the radioactive substances, or Isotopes, pro- duced tn the reactors aa a
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    DEATH
    45 11 DR P 8 HUNTKrt puwd away peacefully at the Oenerml HoapltaJ. Singapore, on 27th March Funeral serwre at the Pre»bytenmn Churrh tnduv 430 p m Interment at Btdadan S p.m No flower* tor request, but donations may be aent tn 8 A T A.
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      78 11 HIGH TIDES TODAY: Singapore 3.11 a.m. iT ft. 7 ins 5.52 p.m. .'i ft. 7 ins. t. Port Dirkson 11 a in (I ft f) ins. >; Prnang 4.52 a.m. <4 ft. 3 ins.) 5.31 p.m. (5 It. 3 ins. i. TOMORROW: Slneaporr 4.19 a.m. (7 ft. 2 ins.) 8.05
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      271 11 WINXIXG ANSWERS TO WORD PUZZLE *R* THE prize of $5,000 for Straits Timti Word Puixle Contest *R' will be shared by the following nine readers: L. F. Solomon, c/o Mrs. Vivien Oliveiro. 372 |oo Chiat Road, Singapore: Coh Soon Khiang, 28 Perain Road, Singapore; S. lansen. City Workshops. River Valley
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    World and new 'look
    75 12 FIRST, prize of $30 goes to Siow Ting Tjing of 24 Leifh Street. Pcnjng, for his portrait of th« old woman. Second prise of $15 was won by Y.K. Beng, Tai Kong Co.. China Street, Penang. for his "Smiler", right. v-f w M Runners-up, each receiving
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    And now, the f1.1 lens
    457 12 News for the amateur photographer JAPAN has started large scale production of the fastest lens in the world. No longer a dream, a blueprint or a mathematical formula, Japans booming optical Industry Is making the f 1.1. which is twice as fast as the present
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      276 12 (arlsberti health and I .Wr WM Mull Mj# IHH Here is Silvikrin Lotion with Oil, the right-style hair dressing that keeps "^fe^*^^ your hair healthy! It contains oils which groom your hair without grcasincse, a lotion which tones up the whole scalp, and Pure Stli-ikrin to nourish the hair roots.
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      93 12 M Dl rfd****** 6 more frequent; business j^ Both cconotni,,i. ARGONAUT TOURISI your problem of MORE HOME for business m y] book now. thro Appointed Agent or ""A AIRWAYS LTD.. Ooran TELEPHONE: M-1J rwjee weekly. from Singapore with eltpct from Ist April, her* V iisad arc example* ot some of
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      'Front Page Story' is a real story!
      975 13 Front Page Story' is a real story! W" AT IS lf llkc .working on a newspaper? Do you have to go out and walk around the streets waiting for something to happen? Is it the same as in the American films? m No newspaperman can tell you just r^^T^fV^^l B
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      FILM FANS' FORUM Autograph hunter!
      268 13 FILM FANS' FORUM Autograph hunter! HOW can I MW "lm ■ten' fttiUwraphtf a km n nuMoai Sincaporo. I In- tx-ot irmu l» U> wriU In Hi. >iudiM- Mirr Inonr addrrai: M.H.. 1...1.1KM1 M.i»n 1.54», Broadway. N>» York, VMJL Olhrr addre»w«i are »ivrn In rrplim to othrr 1.-X. 11,' HAT ha.s
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      My Friends, the Stars By J.M.RUDDY
      452 13 My Friends, the Stars By J. M. RUDDY WHAT do nim stars do in their time ofln What stores do they frequent and what are their hobbies This week I would like to tell you about some of the old favourites. Edward O. Roblnaon'i private art ga'.lery Is open to
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      242 13 JAMES'^^MASON I I RfctD'S SENSATIONAL NEW THRILLER Be Man Between v 'X( '-I S 'M Mi.iw Bros 1 \r\Vs| I \s|| i jHß'l' UN I'KI Mil Itl »f M\\ BITWHV in STORE j^Bll Mils Mil.o |{i linn nts list Annivrrsar>" Sight daughter 1 j SHAW S Production lull I in
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      267 13 S^_ CATHAY ORGANISATHMI^^SL ATTIIACTIONS l7"f s» r TODAY &~DAILY! ihllJW "0Q,.,. 45.,, 5.645 AUDfiEY HEPBURN WL r Wfl PRINCESS Br l^^') ACADEMY 1/ AWARD ,M± jgC^. A. i&^^\ I^^^J^ Best ActreB3 A3 ACADEMY AWARoTi mmk GREGORY PECK A Piininiount Picture TOBAY 9.00 aw "AT WAR WITH THE ARMf" ~i O>ll\l,
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    She was an ideal wife
    1097 14  - She was an ideal wife Margaret Reynelle THE FINAL STORY IN OUR SERIES OF PASSIONATE ELOPEMENTS By Hollywood hasn't yet made a film of rtie amazing adventures of Giuseppe Garibaldi. The movies have missed the swashbuckling exploits of one of the most colourful thrill-hunters who ever lived. f AKK d;ish
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    HIS CHILDREN DO NOT KNOW HIS REAL NAME
    304 14 MOUNTIE POLICE PROTECTION FOR LIFE Jl SI ;illcr Ilic w;ii\ [mm- (iouzenko was young cipher clot in the Hittsian hmlNmy In Ottawa. Then he Mve away the secrets of the Soviet alow spy ring— and in feturn the Canadian aovernmcnl promised him
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    RICHEST IN THE WORLD
    171 14 RICHEST IN THE WORLD richest men in the world, new-type tycoons who live on the fringe of a million square miles of desert, have been much in the news of late. Rulmg over the most abi-r ant oilfields of the Middlr East, the sultan s sheiks of Arabia hay "a
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      454 14 "iker&s something m ike new W Hillman j rwi^^^^^jui^^^^^Bw^^Mi^Bß^n You want a low-pnced car with an all-time high me- rzs fG&fr ig-' -^mf performance, a family car with a petrol consumption more than thirty miles per gallon The new HiHman Minx it your car! Looks are important, >^ M.m s«ioon
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      25 14 Engd GOLD FLAKE Australia's C I CHEDDAR CHEKfjI I pure. creamy I BUTTER t?3m I from Australia y richest dairylands itX KIAN CWAN (Ml tTI
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    Mr. WHY
    1036 15  -  MARSHALL PUGH by MAN WHO FOUND A SIMPLE ANSWER WORTH MILLIONS ■THE invention of De- HMtffios Comino was deli|h*f Ml| y simple on€tt»« had invented it. (vtrybody told him so. In Ye hp bftl s< ruevdftr 1 annual turnmurr than Boafll *itti tooth 1 s ir.anl^B •*>'••' makf
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    AND IT'S BEING USED IN MALAYA
    242 15 rMNGATOBI acents for Dexion told the Sunday Times yesterday that 300.000 running feet of it had been sold since its introduction into Malaya recently. The firm (Swiss) attributed the success of this material Jo the British engineering genius which had successfully combined simplicity with
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    THIS MAN GRAHAM
    458 15 THIS MAN GRAHAM BY HIS WIFE WHO Is thi.s man Billy Graham, whn ha» been p ponslble fnr one of the greatest reilglou* revivals in British hixtory? Everywhere you go It. London you can »cc the blonn head and jutting Jaw of this 35-year-old American starlnu gt yju from the
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      194 15 TVfestinghouse pays for itself... z^^^g^/ Commercial x r Tl ATfTU/ t? A* Food Freezers A V switches to match its beauty, this model "I =^=^j Kreczers arc available 1 The colour is a two-tone Rose-Beige to \rovc\ 8 to 21.5 cubic feet. I harmonize with or complement the decor 1
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      177 16 Vej/ BANTAM ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK QUALITY DEPENDABILITY Only 3/2 inchfs hi^h with cheerful, dear bell alarm. Ri^ht time, all the time. Avail•ble with luminous dial and hands. See your dealer today fot Bantam and other worldfamous clocks and watches precision midc by VTcsrclox. WESTCLOX -o Solle, Illinois, U.S.A. W«»tern Clock
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      594 16 VjQQrTHPVjPVffI jIT HAS HAPPENED BEFORE THIS WEEK FOR ALL Jj^^^T^^^^^^T^^^^^^^^^M Ihouth (PBM-raltw a Illtlr on ll.r«h, and hrrrf.w-r *f a«trolo<iral IV thr hr Difficult to \n r\ rllrnt day for SOCJ.iI prrdiriion partlraUrl; «h»r» ...rid affair', or m>. v < p*o P u- aVu\ """I"" 1 1 P roblfm «»"<
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    NAT. GUBBINS
    973 17 I The private who I promoted himself JUST now there Is a lot of discussion going on between those who believe that a future wax will be decided by bl« land armies c and those who think that big air forces and small > land armies will do
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    Resort of romance is no more
    867 17 Resort of romance is no more They once went to The Crag by sedan chair A SCOTS m captain had f* a droam ovrr half a contury aeo. and thousands of honeymoon couples have had reason to bless his memory ever since. Doughty John Kerr. commander oi pilgrim .ships plying
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      262 17 ft wlih (a JBrl"''- nil our runin that C will In mm be iluwrt ■ll Mihru ITRAl ELECT <TY BOARD DERATION OF MALAYA 1 1KTKK1 > KtrA\<. VMISUM8R8 Supply In the K. SSSESmt^ n if) S4 of the new which *1 L BBkn IN-CHAROE, C*atra ■OVAt I»i KM v] mi
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      313 17 ran) v crasD Tc^bwStt eg the fauuxtt JAGUAR {WV I IXI I) 111 \D jjffc^S^fe)H I \r/^ (Mi L I HvH i J^^k a^\ fc Ql f m IHS Sole Agents: CYCLE CARRIAGE CO. [1926] LTt SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR (!F3hv Represented throughout the Federation i.ij ,i) Fly direct to PERTH.,..,
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    A NEW RECORD-BREAKER?
    1018 18 —Asks Manning Blackwood A 30 YEAR OLD io" driver from Malacca whom I shall leave name less to save him from em barrassmenr, although h signed his letter, has writ ton to say with due modest that he thinks he coul "knock two hours off" th< new
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    Golf fight expected
    485 18  -  CRUSADER' HIGHLIGHTS OF MALAYAN SPORT By gELAXGOR (,oii i,,l> s ivautifui ooonc off Oraaav Road Koda l-umpur. b owe ajjrfjioifce-st Andrew's- of Malawi II will »ir the venue of this >-ear f s Malayan Championship to bo plavcd during the Easter Holida>i April 17. 18 and V.)
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    $70,000 for Games will be raised
    245 18 l| f ITHIN a month a Colony contingent of athletes. swimmers. weißhtlifters. footballers, water-polo and basketball players will leave by air for Manila to take part in the second Asian Games to be held there from May 2 to May 9. The amount of
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    Crossword solution
    69 18 ACROSS: Kalrtdccoi* ft IJ. nrprrrUliiiiix 17. Kale. IK S»n». 2I». limrr. It IV«rv *S A»«rr M, Vflp J«. ive,. 10 Tr«nv><->M«n HI I nJSS: 1 1 IT I M < »n»ui»r,,.v l«m\: I. Kindrriartrn \\,r 3. I.N|n. 4. r\lr»« V Scrap J««l. 7. Option. X IVm. II M,,
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      345 18 for those who insist conTfke best of- everytfcir»g— tUjJlumperland mattress •vjv jv^" ."a l^ l^ ou Wl b*ve yean and i- 1 VMI cf cool< refreshin lee P J^ sJY~^ "s*^ >.^ on Slumberland Red Seal "or S^i^ i "White Seal." Coo! because air WlliUp c n ;irculate freely through
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      120 18 Make a start >' KOLYNOH the Active' ChlorophyO tf Ihe instant you start with Green Kolynos fO I 1 its lively pleasant t.i"the glorious cool trc only Kolynos with c can give! What's more— This delightful new K you four-fold mouth-care: QS^ also KOLYNcB Dental! I fake KOLYNOS we of
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    LITTLE NORMA IS IN 2 MANILA EVENTS
    318 19 \ORMA HITCHINSON, Singapore's 1 1-year-old swimming champion, yesterday qualified to represent Singapore in another event at the Asian (iames. At the nnal trials held by the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association at the Chinese Swimming Club vpst»rrfav vnrma nnaHfl»rt for the 400 metres freestyle.
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    12 SHINE IN THE JUNIORS' SOCCER TRIAL
    353 19 By Our Soccer Reporter SINGAPORE'S mMI stars 04 tomorrow VCTC on view it Jalan Besar .stadium yester- j day when the SAFA Juniors held their .vcond trial between Division II and Division 111 teams. Division 111 players won this trial by narrow :<
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    Third time was not so lucky for Victoria
    286 19 Third time was not so lucky for Victoria VICTORIA SCHOOL. Youth Soccrr champion team fnr the last two Man, failed In their third title bid when they wprr badly beaten, by six goals to nil. by Bartley Secondary l School in a quarter final tie at Jalan Besar stadium ytst.r-,
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    JUNIOR SOCCER AT FARRER PARK
    78 19 Rovers A :ind VM M A drew 1-1 In thfli S A r'A DU 2 namf at I Farrer Park \esterday SHimtd StiloiiK moiml for Rovers A and BHmrl for YM M A Ahmad Mhmmxl refereed. Windsor Rovers bent 1 ruction Union 2 1 In
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    QUEEN'S ST BOYS IN CUP FINAL
    47 19 MM Street Boys Club beat Oood Companion Youth Club by 4—2 to inter the Venus Cup Mnal yeaierriHy »l Reach Roud Police Station ground Vorer, for QSBC were Nathan i3> and R«uk IV Arruin and Kirn Chwee wored for the Uwer*.
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    G.H.Q. SCORE 6
    34 19 CHQ KAHKI V W;.i UNAS Srn having hy Hi tnl.ed sevv.,^ pu 2 league sorrer m» eh pl»>^ Tanglln veMernav r,HO» vor^rs werr Breuuer vi. i "n. S«t Prenkidar lama refrreed
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    Chinese V's win all ties
    116 19 Chinese YMCA Red Team be«t Imperial club by 9-0 in a TabteTennl* frlendi\ played at Chine** nICA premises on Friday nlghl Drtallrd retulU: KIN'OI.ES: Tun Hont Menu be«l I'U.in Ft Form 2-0 Wong Man* Pin* beat Inn Mem Keng 2-0' Koh Kwee Ounn beat Woiik
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    Lepidoptic takes Liverpool trophy
    40 19 1 IVKRPOOL. Sat. Mr. John Haurs 1 !<>|r-year-old L</>ldoptlc won ;>ool Spring Cup over 10 luriongs Hnd 170 yard* here ye»l/>rd Rosebery't Fantnel Rock maj ve.ond and Captain Euatare Smith s Tyrcreiw third Eleven rmn.- Reuter
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    Fifth round knockout
    109 19 With j nght hook jnd mmmt hjrd-hitting |abt under Hie chin. Paul Cheng 144 Ib > kod Billy Buier Thompson I4B| in the fifth round of J tn round bout in the main event at Hie Happy World Stadium Singapore, lur gjgjgfc In the other two oHter
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    52 19 Set. J. Weir of the KlnK'i Rr (intent, (rifbti blocks a rlrht rr«»sv from Pte. Ci. Conwar of the <iordon IlighUnders during their middleweight bout in Rmi.i l.umpur on Friday Sri. Weir wait later dia«ualined for bitting low. The Gordons wun the championship winning neven of the eleven .bout*. Sunday
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