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Title Section18 1951-02-27 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1X45 TWELVE PA(.KS SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY, 27, 1951 PRICE TEN CENTS18 words
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Article312 1951-02-27 1 Bad Going Slows Down Killer Drive TOKYO, Monday. IJNITED NATIONS forces chased fleeing North Korean troops on a 35-mile front in east central Korea today and drove the Chinese Reds from a strategic mountain ridge overlooking Hoengsong. Stiffening resistance from 60,000 to 80,000 Chinese Communists, theUP - 312 words
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Article, Illustration99 1951-02-27 1 LADY (linison. wUt of the Governor of Sin<;.»pore. formally reopened the V.M A. Tennis Pavilion at Bras Hasan Road yesterday l.y tuttins a ribbon »i hiss the main entranre „c.. picture.) She later distributed trophies to the winnrrs .md runners-up of the I Tut V.M.C.A. Tennis hampionships. >lr. Rowland l.yne.99 words
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Article59 1951-02-27 1 LONDON. Mon. r pHK Prime Minister, Mr. :;-e, announced today v has been agreed that the ilt">wty supreme commander or ihe At!an io Pin naval forces will be British. Mr. Attlee told thr House of Commons, he is accordingly 'entirely satisfied" with the nomination of U.S.AP - 59 words
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Article173 1951-02-27 1 Ft imii Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. DLANTEKS and miners in the Federation who want a big high-powered car which they can convert into an armoured car by having armourplating along its sides and roof can now import them under licence from hard173 words
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Article35 1951-02-27 1 FORT WAYNE, Indiana, Mon. —When floods surrounded the home of Mr. Walter C. Boyles, he and his wife and six children moved out. Next day, the house caught fire and burned down.—A.P.AP - 35 words
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Article127 1951-02-27 1 U.S. General Says: Well Done WOUNDED men of the Bri- tish 29»h Brigade, who were among the last to leave Seoul when the Communists retook the city early last month are now in Chan^i Services hospital. Singapore with a letter from an American general. In it, Major-General F. W. Milburn,127 words
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Article64 1951-02-27 1 WELLINGTON, Mon Striking dockers here yesterday rejected a Government order to resume normal work. Dock workers were meeting in all New Zealand ports to decide whether to continue the week-old strike for wage increases. Wellington dockers have decided unanimously to reaffirm a previous decision to offer64 words
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Article44 1951-02-27 1 LONDON. Mon—Pavilions on each side of the proposed Colonial Office building facing Westminster Abbey will be set back a further 30 feet, so that the main face will be 72 feet further back than the Westminster Hospital which now occupies the site.44 words
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Article, Illustration36 1951-02-27 1 BRIGADIER C. R. Hardy, D.5.0.. former officer commanding the 3rd Commando Brigade, who left for Britain yesterday. The brigade, now in action against thr bandits is commanded by Brigadier c. F. Phillips.36 words
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Article149 1951-02-27 1 LONDON, Mon. SIR Waldron Smithers, 70-year-nld Conservative M.P. warned yesterday that jaz2 and crooning are Communist weapons to demoralise iht West. Sir Waldron objects to the popular music on the BBC. •'Imagine 7,000,000 or 8,000,000 people starting the day to the sound of a crooner,"UP - 149 words
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Article, Illustration32 1951-02-27 1 SMOKE OF BATTLE SMOKE RINGS blown by eun s of the U.S.S. Manchester when bombardin* the east toast of Korea. In three days 3,446 rounds of high explosives were fired.— Reuter picture.Reuter - 32 words
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Article144 1951-02-27 1 TRAVEL PAPERS LOST FREE days before sailing for Australia where they intended to settle, the hopes of a retired sea-captain and his family were dashed when a brief case containing their immigration and travel documents, was lost or stolen in Singapore's Change Alley, yesterday. The skipper, Capt. H. J. Coops,144 words
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Article46 1951-02-27 1 LONDON, Mon.— The Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee. will be pressed to tell Parliament this week just how much Britain knows about the atom bomb. Opposition members are anxious to find out where Britain stands in relation to the United States. Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article123 1951-02-27 1 SAIGON, Monday. VIETNAM'S newly-appointed Government is asking France for 1,500,000,000 piastres to help raise this year its projected 100,000-strong Vietnam national army. This sum, should be additional to the 160.000.000 francs which France is now spending annually on French Union forces in Indo-China. The totalReuter; UP - 123 words
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Article28 1951-02-27 1 SYDNEY. Mon— Miners in northern New South Wales roalflelds voted today to continue one day a week stoppages in protest against a wage award. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article27 1951-02-27 1 TOKYO, Mon. All three men aboard were killed when U.S. air force Commando plane crashed into a hill in south-west Japan last night. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article119 1951-02-27 1 HONG KONG, Monday. /CHINESE Communists are finding that a favourable exchange rate for their own money in relation to money of other nations has its draw- backs. A private report received here from Bangkok says that remittances back to China by overseas Chinese living InAP - 119 words
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Article65 1951-02-27 1 BOMBAY, Mon. THE Reserve Bank of India today announced the extension of exchange control to Pakistan. From tomorrow the Pakistan rupee will be treated as "a foreign currency" for all purposes of financial transactions and will be subject to restrictions Imposed on foreign exchange regulations. Remittances fromReuter - 65 words
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Article22 1951-02-27 1 The Burma Air Force mission on a week's visit to the Far East Air Force, arrived at Changi, Singapore, yesterday.22 words
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Article36 1951-02-27 1 ANKARA, Mon— The Turkish Foreign Minister told the National Assembly that the creation of a common defence system for the Eastern Mediterranean had been decided during Admiral Robert C. Carney's visit to Turkey. -A.P.AP - 36 words
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Article26 1951-02-27 1 SAIGON, Mon. French Army technicians occupied the electric power plant here after a strike by 300 workers demanding 30 per cent, wage increases.— Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article119 1951-02-27 1 E x-Police Chiefs Give Evidence HPWO former Singapore Commissioners of Police gave evidence yesterday be/ore the ninth session of the Riot Commission. They were Mr. R.C.B. Wiltshire, Acting Commissioner at the time of the riots, and Mr. R.E. Foulger, who was Commissioner from the liberation until last November. Mr. Wiltshire,119 words
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Article179 1951-02-27 1 Eden To Lead Malaya Debate From Our Own Correspondent LONDON. Mon. IV|R. Anthon.' Eden, deiTl putv leader of Opposition, will initiate a debate on the situation in Malaya in the Hou.se of Commons tomorrow. Th.- Conservatives arc >i concerned about Malay, they are Riving up half of a supply day179 words
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Article66 1951-02-27 1 KLAGENFURT Austria. Mon.—A British Ar..v s -rseant and six Austn.u i i >- peared today b< ire two separate British military rmir'* on espionage charges Another British sergettnC and three other Augtiians to be tried on similar chances latpr. Sgt. John Dempsev Faces court martialAP - 66 words
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Article32 1951-02-27 1 PARIS, Mon. Tens if thousands of Pars workers deprived of buses and ihe metro for a day. walk.-rl to work this morning. Transport employees are on a "demonstration" strike Renter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article367 1951-02-27 2 WASHINGTON. Mon. ANE of the greatest liresaving battles ever waged by modem medical science, an emergency $16,000,000-health programme, Is being launched in South-East Asia with American dollar aid. the Marshall Plati News, an Economic Co-operation Administration publication, reported yesterday. "Into an area threatened by CommunistReuter - 367 words
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Article, Illustration31 1951-02-27 2 NSVIXXS MCV2Y, former British Army captain, leaving the military court under guard in occupied Austria where he was gaoled for nine years for spying. A.P. picture.AP - 31 words
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Article36 1951-02-27 2 LONDON, Mon gYNTHETIC rice— a combination of tapioca and groundnut has been developed at the Central Food Technological Institute, Madras. Rich In starch and protein, it costs 13 annas a lb. G. 1.1.5.36 words
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Article, Illustration57 1951-02-27 2 O.N'K AUTOMOBILE would not start, so a friend obligingly offered to push Ha mpered by frost covered windows, neither driver noticed he had passed a deadend street until the front car ran into an irrigation ditch and the pusher got jammed underneath. Only the cars were hurt.AP - 57 words
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161 1951-02-27 2 Cable Flashes Zoo Sends For Sea To Keep Fish Fit THE London Zoo is sending to the Bay of Biscay for a large quantity of sea water. It is needed to replenish the stock in the aquarium. The water will be collected out at sea to avoid impurities often found161 words
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Article42 1951-02-27 2 MANILA, Mon— A Manila Chinese who attempted to ship 12 gold bars valued at about $15,000 to Ron? Kong, was arrested yesterday at the airport. The gold was found In false compartments of two leather valises— Reuter. 1Reuter - 42 words
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Article173 1951-02-27 2 READY TO DRAFT JAP PACT WASHINGTON. Mon. MR. John Foster Dulles iT1 returned yesterday from a month -long tour of the Pacific and announced, "W? are now in a shape to proceed with the drafting of a detailed Japanese peace pact". He declined to predict how soon a Japanese peaceUP - 173 words
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Article67 1951-02-27 2 PORT- OF SPAIN, GRENADA. Mon.— Strikers set fire and destroyed four buildings, including a Government agricultural station and a golf club. In the town of St George's yesterday. They also attempted to fire a school and other buildings. Labour leader, Eric Gairy, whom the police took intoReuter - 67 words
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Article62 1951-02-27 2 AMA M 4 n LONDON. Monday. N objection to Bernard Shaw's will. lodged by anonymous protectors of the English language, has been withdrawn. The objection was originally made in the belief that Shaw left a large sum for reorganisation of the Enelisl language by providingReuter - 62 words
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Advertisement700 1951-02-27 2 IrTArTljl Tj^nJaTiWriC^BUX Notice Is hereby riven that as Jrom March Ist. 1951. our Post OffW Box No will be: P.O Box No. 378. Penang. THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD PENANO. "sole agents wanted (.fRMAN QI'AMTY TOOLS Works' representative arriving toon INDENTING AGENTS with best connections to local market apply with700 words
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Advertisement652 1951-02-27 2 >TKArTs7nß^rnKLAnir^^ > DIRECT CONFERENCE NOTICE TO SHIPPERS Shipper* are advised that all rates of freight from Straits ports to New Zealand direct will be Increased by 12}% a* from Ist April. 1951. 1 1 j TENDER FOR SERVICEABLE UNSERVICEABLE POLICE VEHICLES. A number of serviceable and unserviceable Military type 15652 words
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Advertisement744 1951-02-27 2 With effect from March Ist the telephone number of the Office of the Commissioner-General and associated offices In Pho>.-nix Park will be changed to 2408 (16 lin«>3) The number to be used for enquiries outside normal working hours will be *****. THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA (SINGAPORE JOHOBE BRANCH) Member.?744 words
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Advertisement17 1951-02-27 2 v- KjSP 'IMMHH I Xx^ at i! lav *1 \^*y PHlLlPS— makers of the famous PHILIPS RADIO17 words
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Article255 1951-02-27 3 NEW DELHI. Monday. THE Hindustan Times' veteran correspondent, Mr. Arthur Moore, who recently visited Peking, said today that the Chinese are ready to abandon the Korean venture because of their military losses. Mr. Moore, writing from Hong Kong, said: "My visit to China has not alteredReuter; AP; Reuter-AAP - 255 words
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Article, Illustration51 1951-02-27 3 MAXIM-: GUNNING, aged ■is, often hoped to meet Mr. him hill whom her parents admired. When she was knocked down by a car near her London home, out stepped Mr. Churchill. Mm was unhurt and the next day Mrs. Churchill visited her with a large51 words
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Article143 1951-02-27 3 WASHINGTON, Mon THE Governments of Britain. France and the Uni'ed States today announced that nine other ntries had agreed to cooo:rate In tlie distribution of I raw materials. Coming wi.h the first three c untries are: Australia. ■mm (for Benelux*. ida. Chile. West Gernumv. Italy.Reuter - 143 words
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Article55 1951-02-27 3 NEW YORK. Mon. Mr Benjamin Fairless, president of t'.ie U.S. Steel Corporation, said bin business must be the focal point of Russia's attack because it was America's most powerful non-secret weapon. They must destroy public confidence in big business: they must create positive public hatred of55 words
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Article50 1951-02-27 3 LONDON, Mon.—The Sunday Pictorial said today that Mr. Anthony Eden, deputy Conservative leader, had denied "a silly rumour" of his impending engagement to the Dutchess of Kent, ofeter-to-law of the King. The Duke of Kent was killed in an air crash. Mr. Eden's marriage was dissolved lost year.—U.P.UP - 50 words
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Article190 1951-02-27 3 WASHINGTON, Monday. DTJSSIA is still getting critical materials and machinl cry from non-Communist countries, in spite of all American efforts to halt the traffic, a survey showed yesterday. Apart Irom getting the materials, the Soviet buyers in Europe, Latin America and the Far East areUP - 190 words
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Article, Illustration27 1951-02-27 3 rJtKSllian TRUMAN takes time out from an inspection of the Army's newest combat weapons at Aberdeen, Maryland, to sample some of the Army's food. AJ. picture.27 words
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199 1951-02-27 3 Many Battles With Planes From Manchuria —Mac A NEW YORK, Monday. TEN. Mac Arthur, in his 14 th report to the United Nations, yesterday stated that U Communist planes from the "privileged sanctuary" of Manchuria had increased activity against U.N. aircraft. Numerous battles, involving up to 60 planes at a199 words
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Article96 1951-02-27 3 33 SAVED FROM LOST SHIP TOKYO. Mon. ALL the crew of 33 of the Norwegian freighter Florentine «7.214 tons) which sank off Iwojima on Tuesday are safe. The missing 12 of the crew were rescued yesterday from their leaking lireboat southwest of Iwojima by the American naval tug, Tekelma. An96 words
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Article29 1951-02-27 3 CAIRO, Mon.—Rita Hayworth, who interrupted her tour with her husband, Aly Khan, of Central Africa, denied here a report that she was expecting "another happy event."—AP.AP - 29 words
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Article64 1951-02-27 3 THE HAGUE, Mon— Queen Juliana yesterday began her fourth attempt to form a new Dutch Government to replace the Drees" three-party coalition which resigned on January 24. The Qu?en received Professor R. Krakenburg and Mr. L. Kogtenhogst, chairman of the Parliamentary Chambers, to talk over theReuter - 64 words
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Article, Illustration25 1951-02-27 3 SQUADRON LEADER A. E. Callard who piloted the RAF. twin jet bomber which set a new Atlantic record last week. Renter picture.Reuter - 25 words
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Article154 1951-02-27 3 PARIS. Mon. pENERAL Charles de Gaulle last night accused the French Government, of having givon a "friendly but foreign" power the use of French bases in Morocco without guarantees that Atlantic Pact strategy was aimed at preventing Western Europe from being invaded. He said America's rearmament154 words
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Article81 1951-02-27 3 WASHINGTON. Mon. \N anti-Communist underground movement in the Ukraine has asked the United States for help. Bands of Ukrainians. Slovaks, Georgians and Rumanians- belonging to an underground organisation are operating in the Carpathian mountains.' In a written request. America is asked for tommyguns, medicines,UP - 81 words
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Article148 1951-02-27 3 KARACHI, Monday. PAKISTAN and India signed a one-year trade agreement here yesterday. Signatories were leaders of the Indian and Pakistan delegations to a trade conference which began on Feb. 19. Under the agreement, Pakistan will export raw Jute, raw cotton, food grains and other commoditiesReuter - 148 words
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Article36 1951-02-27 3 HONG KONG, Mon —More than 300 Chinese Communist officials entered this colony recently, It was reported yesterday. The report said that the Reds arrived from Shanghai, to establish offices here. AP.AP - 36 words
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Article33 1951-02-27 3 MANILA, Mon.—Unidentified men were reported here last night to have ambushed and wounded two United States army men near the Pangaslnan Zambales boundary, about 75 miles north of Manila, on Friday.33 words
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168 1951-02-27 3 Siam Not Selling Rubber Below S 'pore BANGKOK, Mon. QIAMESE rubber producers claim they are not selling at prices undercutting Singapore. They substantiate their statement by quoting today's price of S$2.28 per pound. They say it is hard enough to meet competition as production has dropped and they are stillAP - 168 words
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Article72 1951-02-27 3 LEUCHARS, Scotland, Mon. »TWE Air Minister, Mr. Arthur Henderson, said yesterday that Britain must keep her air strength alerted against possible "lightning aggression". Mr. Henderson, on a visit here to squadrons of the Royal Auxiliary Air Force, said that conditions of modern war had required Britain72 words
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Article13 1951-02-27 3 PRAGUE. Mon. Czechoslovakia reintroduced bread and flour rationing today. Reuter.Reuter - 13 words
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Advertisement51 1951-02-27 3 HENRY WAUGH Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In Singapore) BRANCHES IN PCNANC. SINGAPORE. KUALA LUMPUR BANGKOK. SIBU. IPOH. KUCHINC, lESSELTON. SANDAKAN. KOTA BAHRU. LONDON "AMTMESTER JOHNSON CONTRACTORS* PLANT SELF-CONTAINED PUMPSPORTABLE CONVEYORS STACKERS— PILE DRIVERS CONCRETE VIBRATORSRAMMERS ETC. C H. JOHNSON (MACHINERY) LTD. ACKWCOO ROAD. STOCKPORT. Affnti In the Federmtton of Malay*. Singapore51 words
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Advertisement274 1951-02-27 3 Sj 1 fa infant fading J j KLlMisidealforinfantfeeding-tt'salway* W pure, safe and uniformly nourishing. KLIM sup-; plies the important food essentials needed for babies to grow strong and healthy. And KLIM is readily digested-another Important feature. Above all, KUM is dependable. It's not surprising that so many Mothers prefer it274 words
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Article, Illustration1879 1951-02-27 4 CROSS-EXAMINED by Mr. M. Buttrose, appearing for the Army, Mr. R. C. B. Wiltshire, acting Commissioner of Police at the time of the riots, told the Singapore Riot Commission yesterday that twice on the afternoon of Dec. 11 Maj.-Gen. Dunlop,1,879 words
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Article101 1951-02-27 4 yyilKN the Solicitor General, Mr. C. H. Butterfield, told the Riot Inquiry Commission yesterday that the tension for Inspector Ratnasingham was approved on Feb. 24, the chairman. Sir Lionel Leach, asked: "It is rather .significant is it not that on the very day we raise101 words
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Article2478 1951-02-27 4 The officers weut out cheating rauiu cats at, certain points me cnairman: wnai we wan< lo Know is wnetner your gazeueu ouiceis go out as oiien as it is necessary Wot as oiten as necessary; they are coniinea too mucn 10 uieir uesits. Do you tiuuk2,478 words
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Advertisement163 1951-02-27 4 EVERYTHING A TYRE CAN DO It your car ran on eight tyre, instead o« four, and you drova 2-> rtours a diy tor almost 4 yean, you wouldn't pile up at h tyre rmle»Ke a» Goodyear drivers r>ave in testing tha Sup** CuNruoo d|CJ n-.i conventional tyres! In ...fr g163 words
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Advertisement216 1951-02-27 4 TTByl^nc^7TnßyreTmincPirT^ they're Nuffield Products COWLEY WAI and I it II O C fc JK a*f 1 W j These big capacity modern vehicles have the finish and rehnemeni-. nr*| i P" v »tc car. The high performance engine has been designed tor economy, dcp<-iulat>ihtv I and long life. Good accessibility216 words
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Article, Illustration2483 1951-02-27 5 'Gurkhas Could Have Ended Riots Swiftly 9 CINGAPORE'S former Commissioner of Police, Mr. R. E. Foulger, told the Riot Commission yesterday that he felt that if determined action had been taken on the afternoon of Dec. 11 by officers in command of the Gurkhas, the rioting would2,483 words
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Advertisement321 1951-02-27 5 ornsiNc; to-day; I Show* 3, 0.15 Si 9.15 p.m. M-G-M's treat Drama! "THE GREAT SINNER" starring (Irefory Peck Ava Gardner Mrlryn Doaglaa BEGINNERS' CLASS Explanation* In English SINGAPORE CHINESE MANDARIN SCHOOL IM, Prinsep Street pw Class for absolute beginners commencing March 2nd, 1951— Tuesdays Fridays 5.30 to 7 p.m. Class321 words
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Advertisement206 1951-02-27 5 AIR COMPRESSORS CHIPPING HAMMERS MULTIVANE DRILLS RIVETING HAMMERS ROAD BREAKERS ROCK DRILLS HOSE-DRILLS-SNAPS IX STOCK SINGAPORE JM-T VITAMINS GIVE HEALTH IMP'" I Biyil "I IfPli! niqn rotencu fAI RA COD LIVER H iiri J Eu|| j_J OWLap+utei GIVE imcc THE VITAMINS VITAMIN A: Yoor heilt h worth the little extra206 words
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Obituary69 1951-02-27 6 THE DEATH Is announced of the late Mr. Chellappah Vijeyaratnum, aged 73, formerly Office Assistant Signal and Telegraph (Engineering Dept. Malayan Rall-*,-ivs. Kuala Lumpur at Mount 1 avinia, Colombo. He leaves behind a widow, children, grandchildren and a host of relatives to mourn their loss. Two of hi* sons69 words
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Article152 1951-02-27 6 MRS. 'OATSY ESS. Mother, nd Hsters of the late Dr. B. J. Ess thank all those who have *ent letters and telegrams of condolence, wreaths those who attended the funeial on Sat. 24th THE FAMILY of the late Mrs. 1 chong Guan (Madam Lee Clung Chit) who died on152 words
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667 1951-02-27 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Tues., Feb. 27, 1951. Russia Agrees To Talk When the latest Russian note to Britain has been stripped of its malice and slander, a single hopeful fact remains. The Russian Government has agreed to talk. Moscow will 'receive favourably", the note says, "any step genuinely aimed667 words
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Article477 1951-02-27 6 Races in Singapore are more important, or at any rate more attractive, than politics, so Saturday, April 7. is not to be polling day in the Legislative Council elections after all. With tender regard for Turf and Tote supporters, Government has changed the date to477 words
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Article, Illustration1363 1951-02-27 6 Malaya under the Emergency 7 J^EGRI Scmbilan's successes against the Communist M.R.L.A. are largely the result of excellent co-operation between police, Army and Government. The fight has been tough. It may become tougher. But the security forces in Negri now have an immense advantage1,363 words
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Article442 1951-02-27 6 Estate Deserter ]yjR. R. J. Farrer's recollections of Indentured coolies from India running away from Province Wellesley estates in the 'nineties, in his article in the Sunday Times last Sunday, reminded me of a story once told to me by a planter no longer in this country442 words
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Advertisement613 1951-02-27 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. GRANT: On 23rd Feo. ltol at Biit.u Oajah to RoRallnd, wife of Donald Grant. son. Roger Brian. BROWN— JORDAN on February 26th 1951, at the Presbyterian Church, Singapore by th« Rev. R. M. Greer Cyril Brown, to Marian Jordan. KBSONAL T. PETER E DAVIES. wish to th:ink S.613 words
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Advertisement32 1951-02-27 6 EVERBRIGHT OPTICAL CO. Offering Complete Services essential to Eye Comfort Or Visual Efficiency. (1) VISUAL ANALYSIS (2) VISUAL TRAINING (3) GLASSES IF NEEDED C. S. CHONG, OPT. D. 19, CHULIA ST., SPORE.32 words
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Advertisement48 1951-02-27 6 N t Viand ßetter/ 1 1 v BSfc jK" I we*** «t&\ I m I CSX'^ h \m Don't ask for GLUCOSE S but say firmly and politely I COW GATE I CLUCOSt You will then get .omethlng BETTER and something DIFFERENT 4401 Atfent*: JACKSON ft CO., LTD.48 words
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Article181 1951-02-27 7 YJHITEH AIRED, be- spectacled 72-year-rld Mr W. Olivers, who U retiring alter 14 years us secretary of the Automobile Association of Malaya, said yes erduy: "Driving in Singapore is simply atrocious. Mr. Chivers will leave for Australia on Feb. 28 with his wife. She helped, him181 words
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Article112 1951-02-27 7 MARINE SCHOOL FOR STORE OING\FO.\ES first nautical i i 'hool to train local vner- o Beers is to I \s'i rp in the Marine Hostt '/!'■> T.i Paari. within the -,v months. Mr. W. H. D? •> ity Master A omant to.d the Straits yes.erdry. h :hool. which will be112 words
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Article496 1951-02-27 7 PHE Colonial Secretary's order withdrawing the i licence of the Malayu Raya Press was a judicial and not a ministerial act, said Mr. Nazir A. Mallal yesterday in the Singapore High Court. He was arguing a motion before Chief Justice Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley to quash496 words
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Article, Illustration46 1951-02-27 7 MR. AND MRS. CYRIL BROWN after their wedding at the Presbyterian Church. Singapore, yesterday. The bride was formerly Miss Marian Jordon. daughter of Mr. and Mrs O B. Jordon of Gloucester. Mr. Brown is attached to William Jacks and Co.— Straits Times picture.46 words
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140 1951-02-27 7 MALAY mats and baskets, made by Kelantan and Trengganu craftsmen, are now in short supply in Singapore because many of these craftsmen find work on rubber estates more profitable. Prices of these articles have Increased 100 per cent or more. The demand, however, still140 words
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Article, Illustration221 1951-02-27 7 CHAMBER NOT AGAINST CONTROL 'Misunderstood Says President THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce's attitude in regard to price control has been misunderstood, stated Mr. Tan Lark Sye, president of the Chamber, at a Press conference yesterday. Mr. Tan said that in the Press recently, especially in the Chinese Press, it221 words
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Article90 1951-02-27 7 Nr Sim Khek and Lim Tien Pai. alleged to have been in possession of 60 bales of cloth (1,440 yards) worth $1,000, suspected to have been stolen, appeared before Mr. H. A. Forrer in the Singapore First Police Court yesterday. Ng and Lim were alleged to90 words
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Article166 1951-02-27 7 MALAY families in Singapore earning less than $100 a month have not tasted either fresh meat or flsh for a whole month, and cannot afford to replace worn-out clothing, because of the rise n cost of living. Their food consists of rice, the cheap vegetables,166 words
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Article45 1951-02-27 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Yen Tiang Ho, of Singapore, charged in the Police Court with driving a motor lorry and failing to stop after an accident and failing to notify the Police of an accident, denied the charge. Hearing was fixed for March 13.45 words
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Article70 1951-02-27 7 Sir Edward Travis, director of a department in the Foreign Office, arrived in Singapore yesterday by QEABOAC on his way home to Britain after talks in Australia. He will continue his lou'rney today. Returing to South Africa on the same plane were the Governor of70 words
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Article62 1951-02-27 7 The appointment of an impartial representative body to study the Benham recommendations on salaries is urged by Mr. C.R. Dasaratha Raj, Labour Party candidate who is contesting the Rochore seat in the Legislative Council elections in April. In his election manifesto, issued yesterday, Mr. Ra] promised a62 words
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Article, Illustration176 1951-02-27 7 AT noon yesterday, hundreds of Chinese, men, women end children, flocked to the temple in Jalan Trus, Johore Bahru, to wat for the five gods "Lau Yas"' to emerge from the temple for the Chingay procession round the principal streets of the 'own. The procession, in176 words
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Article80 1951-02-27 7 FRST class passengers can now travel in 'cool comfort' on Malayan Railway trains between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Malayan Railway recently introduced an air-con-ditioned buffet car service for their first class passengers on the daily day mail trains between Sinoanor* and Kuala Lumpur. First class passengers,80 words
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Article176 1951-02-27 7 Malay Hit Police Officer Gaoled QSMAN bin All, a naval rating, was sentenced in the Singapore First District Court yesterday to three months' imprisonment for assaulting Mr. K.L. Johnson, Superintendent of Police, on the first day of the Singapore riots. The prosecution withdrew two charges rioting and being a member176 words
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Article55 1951-02-27 7 Better living conditions fo squatters living in the rura areas is one of the planks ii the election platform of Mi N G. Nair Independent candi date for the Legislative Coun cil in the Seletar District. In a manifesto issued yes terday. Mr. Nair promise more55 words
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Article258 1951-02-27 7 From Our Staff Corrsepondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. THE Federated MalayStates Chamber of Commerce has submitted proposals for a scheme for prepayment of rubber duty to the Federation Government. Under this scheme, dealers may elect to fix in advance the price at which they will258 words
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Article38 1951-02-27 7 STOLE LORRY CHARGE Sardor. bin Zain. aged 19, I was yesterday tentatively charged in the Singapore Fourth Police Court with the robbery of a lorry and .smoked rubber valued at $270,000. Sardon was rpmanded in custody until tomorrow.38 words
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Article65 1951-02-27 7 Mr?. Tan Chin Tuan bnd r Dr. S. H. Aljunied have been I elected by the unofl.. I members of the former Legislative Council to be members of the Singapore Hospitals Board for 1951. The Governor has appoint ed the following also to be i members: Mr. Kwa65 words
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Advertisement62 1951-02-27 7 o {i /I precision camera Xwith coupled range-finder. Sole AfHtts: SinsaiJore: Tel. ***** I'enang: Tel. 1852. I II I LI M M ER /^^i^s TRIM DAD LAKE ASPHALT S®^^T COMPANY LTD, for Mastic Asphalt Flooring Acid Resisting Asphalt Flooring Electrical Compounds Marine Glue Bitmarin Solutions White Line Road Compounc Sole62 words
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Advertisement165 1951-02-27 7 Cittfeßuffer PACKS FLAT FOR TRAVELLING jSi^rJ/y Soundly conitructed m.iinly 1 of wood and hand mcty n^ (3 T.nnhcd. /^v Nickelled fittings. sirong mj 1 safety strap and bakelite INVALUABLE TO BABY FROM CRAWLING STACE TO THREE YEARS Keeps all weight off Baby's legs, and gives essential exercise. Prevents weak ankles165 words
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Article214 1951-02-27 8 I" 1 IK Singapore Government proposes to set up a committee of officials and unofficial, who, in co-operation with the Public Works Department, will be entrusted with the supervision and preservation of certain historic sites and antiquities in Singapore. This is revealed in the annual report of The214 words
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90 1951-02-27 8 BECAUSE of the increase in the proportion of married men to bachelors, part of the 28 sinRlomen barracks at the Orchard Road Police Station is being converted into 16 additional married quarters. A Police spokesman told the Straits Times yesterday that tii accommodation90 words
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Article58 1951-02-27 8 More than 300 voters of the South ward have appealed to th Labour member on the Singapore Municipal Commission Mr M. P D. Nair. to chinge the present system of <>n of Singapore Improvement Turst flats. Mr M P D. Nair will bring this matter during58 words
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Article39 1951-02-27 8 I rum Our Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— Mohd Zin bin Abubakar, a Special Constable, and Yabln H. Mohd Nor, a trishaw rider, were each fined $5 In the Police Court today for fighting in public.39 words
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Article25 1951-02-27 8 The annual general meeting of the Singapore Musical Society will be held at 5.30 p.m. today at the H.M.V Studio, Mac Donald House.25 words
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Article79 1951-02-27 8 ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION, Home Nursing lecture. Brigade HQ.. Stamford Road, 9.45 a.m. SINGAPORE STAMP CLUB, all auction meeting, Naafl HQ., Beach Road, 5.15 p.m. BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, annual general meeting of the Southern Division of the Malayan Branch, College of Medicine. 5.30 p.m. CHINESE V.M.C.A.. Selegie Road,79 words
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Article63 1951-02-27 8 NO cases of smallpox have been reported to the Municipal Health Department so far. Dr. N. A. Canton the Municipal Health Officer said yesterday. Medical practitioners were warned to be on the alert last week because of the presence of two cases of smallpox from February63 words
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Article27 1951-02-27 8 A Chinese, Loo Yam Thong was tentatively charged yesterday with causing grievous hurt to Yeo Chwee Khoon with a vegetable knife. Th* was postponed27 words
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Article220 1951-02-27 8 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. CECURITY forces ambushed and killed two out of three bandits in the Cameron Highlands area yesterday. The patrol saw the three armed terrorists approaching dressed in jungle green with peak caps. They opened fire and killed two men220 words
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Article109 1951-02-27 8 nURINQ the week-ended February 17. donations amounting to $1,718 were received by the University of Malaya Endowment Fund, which now stands at $3,858,336. In addition to regular monthly subscriptions contributions from Government offices in the Federation, donation* were received for the University of Malaya Endowment Fund109 words
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Article36 1951-02-27 8 Chua Thlam Bock, aged 24. was alleged in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to have extorted a bottle of beer and stout from Llm Kirn Pin by Impersonating a detective. He claimed trial.36 words
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Article32 1951-02-27 8 An Indian, Chenneya Kasinathan. admitted In the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday that he stole two goats from Inder Amar Singh at River Valley Road. The case was postponed.32 words
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Article198 1951-02-27 8 Bandit Plot On Estates Fails From Our Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Mon FIVE hundred Chinese r artd Indian workers who were instigated to go on strike by bandits in six estates in Bahau have returned to work without any increase in wages. The strikes began soon after the Chinese New Tear198 words
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Article74 1951-02-27 8 From Our Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Mon. MR. P. P. Narayanan, president of the Malayan Trade Union Council, urged plantation workers in the Batang Malaka and Tampin areas of Negri Sembilan not to strike but to wait for the Rubber Arbitration Board award. H» spoke during the week-end74 words
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Article168 1951-02-27 8 From Our Staff Correspondent ALOR STAR, Monday. THE Benham scale for police rank and file was called 'unfair" in the Perlis State Council today. "These men are fighting in the front line against bandits and they deserve better recognition", said Tuan Sheikh Ali, Malay Unofficial.168 words
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Article55 1951-02-27 8 Ng Wee Peng, a 43-year-old Chinese spinster, sick, penniless, homeless and living on the charity of others, ended her life by drowning. Her body was discovered floating in the Stamford Road Canal, opposite the Shackle Club, on Jan 31. The Coroner. Mr. E Ebert, returned a55 words
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Article, Illustration22 1951-02-27 8 MISS PATRICIA SU Mou Ying, a Malacca Schoolteacher, who will leave shortly for a special threemonth training course In England.22 words
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Article26 1951-02-27 8 From Our Own Correspondent JOHORE, BAHRU, Mon. Karrupaih, a hospital attendant, was charged in the Police Court today with enticing away a married woman.26 words
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Article97 1951-02-27 8 NEGOTIATIONS are now under way between the Singapore Government and the War Department for a onemile long beach at Changi for picnickers. This waa stated by Mr. J. Harvey, Commissioner of Lands, yesterday. If the negotiations are successful, the public will be provided with a97 words
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Advertisement274 1951-02-27 8 POND'S 2a& CREAMS' four twofold 'beauty discipline's I ve»Y night, cleanst your tLia with V You need two creams to keep your skin fair and lovely Pond's Cold Cream. Cover your fact vrith thii rich oily fctam, and smooth I —one for ckansing, and one for protection, t into your274 words
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Advertisement330 1951-02-27 8 SALE SPECIALS (P SLIGHTLY CLOUDED gj I GLASSWARE PLAIN BELGIAN CHAMPAGNE GLASSES U l X Usual Price $22.50 Doz. Cj> [p SALE PRICE $12.00 Doz. h CLARET GLASSES [jj f If Reduced from $15.00 Doz. gj (C SALE PRICE $5.00 Doz. J i i C TUMBLERS Pt. 3) |j Usual330 words
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Article, Illustration51 1951-02-27 9 A white bird with red feathers surmounts this Spring hat (left) designed by Lady New borough. It is in red and black straw and bears the apjtiopriatr name 'Coquettr.' Right is the 'Pampas Grass Hat' designed by Simone Murain. It represents tropical grass and was shown at a London d'splay51 words
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731 1951-02-27 9 THE ESTATE BUNGALOW What of the Planter and his Wife in the Emergency A LOT has been written abJ-Jt the difflcultiea and hardships facing the British soldier in Malaya and about the wonderful Jo*? he is d.>i::R Little has been written about the civilian What, for Instance, is happening to731 words
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Article, Illustration27 1951-02-27 9 Mr. Mrs. Goon Ah Tan, of 70, Lorong 20 GeyUng, Singapore win the $5 prize in Bonny Baby Competition for this photograph of their daughter held aloft.27 words
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865 1951-02-27 9 Nurse Janet - Nurse Janet -By- pACH year many children in all countries of the world, are either killed c r seriously injured Dy accidents, which are frequently caused through lack of proper supe r vision and elementry- precautions on the part of the adult.865 words
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Advertisement94 1951-02-27 9 \A 11/U^ ut* lv< w I fl sm 1 l^sy^^ J \vK V 5w Boby Llndy Kirkby r=7 Photograph by W v-^^^^.v Mollie Ross bcmaif It's LACTOGEN that has made me popular Wfi' around here! The neighbours soy they've f g 'rafrf^pPl f never seen a finer baby and isn't94 words
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Advertisement138 1951-02-27 9 For lunch rcday have a bowl of nourishing delicious soup make sure it's Mountain Maid then ycu know it's good. 16 ox. tin: 50 cents. (Singapore). Asparagus Pea Vegetable Tomato COLD STORAGE Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. SOLE DISTRIBUTORS: SIM E, DARBY CADSt SINGAPORE ipv<* m K j^ /y New,138 words
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Miscellaneous537 1951-02-27 9 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 9.35 a.m. Schools; 9.55 Interlude; 10 News; 10.10 Close: 10.45 Schools; 12 Malay; 1 pjn. Radio Orch.; 1.30 News; 1.45 Jimmy Dorsey Orch.; 2 Schools; 2.50 Close; 5 Malay; 6 "Forces Favourites"; 645 U.N. Programme; 7 News; 7.10 Interlude; 7.30 "Adventures of P.C. 49"; 8 "Music Shop";537 words
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Article, Illustration652 1951-02-27 10 Caroma, on world cruise, will call at Singapore DUILT expressly as a dual purpose ship,— for trans-Atlantic passenger trafllc and tropical cruising, the 34,000-ton Cunard White Star Line's luxurious Caronia, largest ship built anywhere in the world since World Wai II, now on the first world cruise since 1939, will652 words
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Article277 1951-02-27 10 RECENTLY there have appeared in your columns i%( several letters on the subject of cost of living. One suggested that the U.S.A. had found the answer to increasing costs by freezing wages and prices A recent article in The Times of London said that the U.S. Government277 words
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Article226 1951-02-27 10 THE extensive damage caused by floods last month to the railway track, particularly between Batu Anam and Buloh Kasap and between Genuang and Segamat, brought considerable anxiety, sleepless nights and arduous work in rain and sun. with little time for meals or rest, to the Permanent226 words
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229 1951-02-27 10 CORRUPTION IN THE PUBLIC SERVICES J REFER to the report of an appeal by Soosay Dass against his recent conviction on a bribery charge, reported in page 7 of the Straits Times of Saturday. The first part of the report is a very fair and accurate summary of the points229 words
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Article182 1951-02-27 10 'Z' letter brings a tonic A BUFF envelope arA rived with the post at the Goatley's in ConConduit Way. Willesden, last week-end and saved 26-year-old exGunner Reg Goatley, lying abed with a cold and flbrositis, from being the "most disappointed man in London." It was Reg's "Z" call-up form, telling182 words
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Article17 1951-02-27 10 Collect ten of these numbers and become a member of the Children's Corner Club. I17 words
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Advertisement313 1951-02-27 10 Deli tali IS THE BIGGEST SENSATION IN SINGAPORE FILM HISTORYI ft -ft —OVER 50,000—= have seen the picture in 1 DAYS! (the figure in Kuala Lumpur is over 45.000 in the same perod) The opening week's admissions were the highest in the Cathay's H 12 Year History! The Cathay's box-office313 words
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Advertisement188 1951-02-27 10 r- a SEASON STARTS TODAY 1 11.00-1.45-4.00-6.30-9*30 AN INCOMPARABLE COMBINATION and |^2rMyl R^^ljj R^R^R^^RlrVP I**1 W^ i tt > David O selznick k— IBID BERGMAN GREGORY PECK in ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S Distributed bj Shaw Bros. Ltd. OPENS TODAY 5 SHOWS N^"^N -^"^■•v-v RSRJ I 1 L 111 •v/sA.'WV 11 1.45 4188 words
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Miscellaneous104 1951-02-27 10 IVANHOE DRAWN BY PETER JACKSON I '"I COWAAO.V PRiNCf JOHN MtGMT HAVC CIVtN l»1 WalDCmaß aCKKED HMIO X> RC-UNITt THf I JT" JO 'HI ICAOF.BS Of TMt MM* M( SAID MCIIMO W I HIS PLANS TQ SCIH Nit MOTHERS TMRONt MAO NOT II R^F^V^^vVv MMNCt'S FOLLOWERS. TO TX XXnG nOSLCS104 words
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Article331 1951-02-27 11 LONDON, Mon. THE London Stock Exchange was quiet but cheerful today. Settlement of the railway dispute assisted sentiment but business volume showed little expansion with the approach of end account buying. British Government funds were widely fractionally higher on routine buying and there were many advances of several pence331 words
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193 1951-02-27 11 RUBBER MARKET Price Drops In Limited Trading TPRADING was very limited in the Singapore rubber market yesterday, and the price of firstgrade for March shipment closed at S2.26 a lb. buyers, 2£ cents below Saturday's close. The market was dull and easier during the day. Towards the close a certain193 words
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Article85 1951-02-27 11 From Our Staff Correspondent. IPOH, Mon. MALAYA'S first Sino-Malay ■*-"-1 mining company will start operations early next month. A spokesman for the company states that the company has acquired about 100 acres of rubber land near Sungel Siput and converted It into mining land. All the85 words
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Article135 1951-02-27 11 From A Market Correspondent rpHE pepper section of the Sin- gapore produce market was steady yesterday but prices of the three varieties remained unchanged. There were still a number of overseas Inquiries for pepper, but no business was reported. In the copra section sellers quoted $64 a135 words
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Article32 1951-02-27 11 HONGKONG. Mon. pREE market currency exchange for Hong Kong, dollars was quoted to day as follows: DS<1 HK$6.07ii (cash), HKS6.12 (T): £1 HK*15.30; one .tael of gold HK$324>i. UP.UP - 32 words
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160 1951-02-27 11 CHIPS in the Singapore Roads and alongside the Singapore Harbour Board godowns at 4 p.m. yesterday were: Outer Roads: Hai Hsuan, Shapur. Islander. Wei Ming, E. Mountain, Kambodia. Yalka, Foo Yu, Lipis. E. Windrush, Anking, Courseullis. E. Jamaica. Tonjer. Inner Roads: P. Manuputty. Edendale,160 words
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Article246 1951-02-27 11 Inquiries Show Optimism THE Malayan share market opened the week on an optimistic note yesterday with good inquiries for shares In all sections. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association were: IN Dl Sl RIALS Buyer* Setters Fraser <t Neave Ords 3.171 3.221 Gammons 240 2.471 Goodwood Park246 words
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Article109 1951-02-27 11 From Our Staff Correspondent. MALACCA, Mon. DROMINENT iviaiacca Malays have combined to form Malaka Raya Limited, a (250,000 concern. Among them are Captain «n Dili Maidin and Inche Mohd. Ali bin SaUeh. Federal and Settlement Councillors respectively up till the dissolution of the Councils, Inche Hassan bin109 words
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Advertisement1214 1951-02-27 11 1 1 ncorporat ed igapore) BLOB FUNNEL LINE C*rr cr'i option to proceed via ether ports to load and discharge cargo. •AILINCS to LIVERPOOL. CLASCOW LONDON b CONTINENTAL PORTS Due Sail* P Sham Penan* c u erDo 6 f.*, 28^.2 "kVZXZ^'b l£oV Feb. 27 Mar. Mar. 10/11 Mar. 14/1 pt»n.i.i1,214 words
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Advertisement383 1951-02-27 11 PRESIDENT LINER SAILINGS To New York and Boston via Ceylon, India. Egypt and Mediterranean Ports. Singapore f. Swettenham P*nang "PRES POLK" Codowns 31 32 .«nr, Sails 4 Mar. Omit. 5/7 Mar. IOMNJON' 20/26 Mar. 27/28 Mar. 29/30 Mar. PRES MONROE" 9/14 Apr. Omit. 15/16 Mar. To Los Angeles. San Francisco383 words
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Advertisement480 1951-02-27 11 TIN: $739 i A PICUL SINGAPORE, Mon., Feb. 2ft— 1739.75 (down $7.12%.) £1,485 a ton in London LONDON. Mon. Feb. 26.— Spot Buyers £1.485; Forward Jt 1.415; Settlement £1,500 (up £10). Turnovers: a.m. 50 p.m. 10 tons. EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINCS FROM SCANDINAVIA/U K. /CONTINENT: i'Dor* P. Sham Penang Kambodia480 words
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Advertisement756 1951-02-27 11 CLLBRMAK BUCKNAU LONDON, HAVRE, ANTWfRP, ROTTERDAM b HAMBURC and tor U.S.A. North Atlantic Ports and Canada v.a Colombo m CITt Of 'OONA ipor« P. ihan. fm«.| </10 Apr 11/U Apt 14/1$ Apr CITY Of CHICACO S'pora P S ham Penani IC/23 Apt 24/26 Apr 27/28 Apt P S mm. Hirnunt756 words
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Advertisement200 1951-02-27 11 KLAVENESS LOS ANCEIES. SAN FRANCISCO. PORTLAND SIATTLI fr VANCOUVER Accepting for lanlm 6 South American Ports m.t. CASTLIVILU S'por* <» yrum fenang. 2/5 Mar 6 Mm 7 Mar. m.t. BOUCAINVILLI J0Mar./4A«r Apr. Apr. P. Shan Aruto-frtnch t> Kcndiiitn< Ltd. Pcnang: McAlitter Co Ltd. dt CO.. LTD Agents: Malayan Rai way200 words
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Article, Illustration995 1951-02-27 12 AGAIN IN TEST 160 For One At Tea, 218 For Six At Close From JACK FINGLETON Exclusive to the Straits Times MELBOURNE, Monday. yyiTH 160 runs up at tea time for the loss of only one wicket England were magnificently placed in the final Test today to give Australia their995 words
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Article30 1951-02-27 12 TODAY: 148 a.m. (91>. 2.19 ->m. 18 9i; 7.59 am. \l.5>, 8.11 "n. (2.8). TOMOKROW: 2.23 a.m. (Wt.l. '12 p.m. (7.8); 846 ».ra. (4.5). V4.S p m. (3-8>.30 words
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Article643 1951-02-27 12 FOLLOWiNG are. full weights far Saturday, first day of (he Pening Turf Club March meeting: CI.),DSv.l~5 F Christmas Knight 9.00 Pennyworth 8.12 Picture Goer 8.11 Pax Haven 8.11 April Showers 8.0!) Ramillies 8.08 in i/im S.IK Vmny Street (late Perfection) K.Od The Banker X.ll". Fair Flower643 words
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Article241 1951-02-27 12 THE Island Club golf championship will begin this weekend when cotnpeti'ors will go ovr two rounds to dead- on qualifiers (only first eight*. Match play dates are: 1st round. Mar 10; Semi -final v Mar. 11; final rover 36 holes) on Mar. 17 and 18 The time241 words
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154 1951-02-27 12 THE Singapore promoter Mr. Wall)- Oakes organised a boxing exhibition at RAP. Changi yesterday at which, among about VOO persons present, were Korean War casualties recuperating at Changi. The chief interest lay in the exhibitions given by Bobby Njoo and Jimmy Welch, who will fight.154 words
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Article41 1951-02-27 12 COLOMBO, Mon.— The combined India, Pakistan and Ceylon XI were all out for 236 today in reply to the Commonwealth team's first innings score of 350. The combined sldt were 31 for two at close yesterday. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article448 1951-02-27 12 By Our Soccer Reporter rpHE DEMAND to see Singapore play in this year's A H.M.S. Malaya Cup competition keeps growin?, and the latest n/*ve came on Sunday when Taipings delegate to the Perak Football Association, Mr. S. H. Dowse, proposed that Perak F.A. should urge F.A.M.448 words
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Article95 1951-02-27 12 rIRTY -four -year -old Urn He Chin won the Y.M.r.A. tennis title from the holrtrr. A.C.B. Pakir. in the MM Championships which were completed at the V.M.C.A. court* yesterday with Ihe singles final. Hec <liin was never behind in winning by V-2, S-4. The resul95 words
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Article253 1951-02-27 12 From W. E. TREVOR Straits Times Reporter With Asian Games Team NEW DELHI, Mon. A MISUNDERSTANDING about the time of arrival of Singapore's team marred our arrival at New Delhi's Willingdort Airport this afternoon. The Asian Games authorities were expecting the team tomorrow morning and when253 words
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Article80 1951-02-27 12 LONDON. Mon. --Tie draw i»r the stmi-rmal.s <>i the F.A. Cui» made today mulled us Fallows: Bristol Rovers <r Newt Sunderland or Wolrerhamp >'i; Birmingham v. Blackpool. Dates and venues of b;>!h <i--ui-flnals will be announced liter i meeting of a special nib-commltte* on Wednesday evening. TheReuter - 80 words
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Article24 1951-02-27 12 The Ladv Fogarty Cup Ootf Competition fur R.A.F. women r Ml be plaved off at I-lund Club i> day24 words
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Article511 1951-02-27 12 ROVERS Sports Club, who a month ago were uncertain of entering a team for this year's S.A.K.A. League competition oaing 10 c.emands on their players for the Business Houses League, are today in a very much happier position. Although a few of their511 words
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Advertisement904 1951-02-27 12 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED by Motor Firm Efftr Stenographer and Workshop Clerks. State experience and ■y required. Box A4152. S.T. In our expansion scheme we have a few openings both in the i -ration and in the colony for field officers preferably Chinese. .ons who are ambitious to intke a career904 words
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Advertisement816 1951-02-27 12 tlculars Box No. A4182. S.T BUSINESS OPJ'OKII MIIKv TO LET as a whole 36 flaw, Katonc area. Principals only Apply Box No. A4144, S.T CAPITALIST up to »5.000— t0 invest tn a limited Co.. willing hold office please apply Box No A3!)SO. S.T LETTER FILE Invention for sale (British patent816 words
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Advertisement25 1951-02-27 12 CHUN CHONG t^^^"^^*^^ '■^■r^y J 13. South Bridge Rd f|p>^JlllJ^sS7 I SINGAPORE Ujl i \(t x <Vf To!. ***** SC^JiT* I V*^C y 'f ELECTION25 words
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