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Title Section18 1951-08-22 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 TWELVE PAGES PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1951.18 words
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Article5151 1951-08-22 1 'Government did not faiV BUT ADMITS PUBLIC WERE IN DARK By A Special Correspondent pOR just over three hours yesterday, Singapore Legislative Council debated the Riot Commission Report on four motions put by Mr. John Laycock (Progressive Katong). At the end of it, they had: Noted5,151 words
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Article59 1951-08-22 1 TOKYO, Tues.—Communist China warned Japan tonight that if it signs the San Francisco peace treaty without Chinese and Russian participation it will mean a "declaration of war against these two countries." Peking Radio broadcast the warning. It urged the Japanese people to "rise up and take theUP - 59 words
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Article21 1951-08-22 1 TOKYO, Tues.— Prime Minister Shlgeru Yoshida will fly on Aug. 30 for San FranCisco by way of Hawaii.21 words
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Article159 1951-08-22 1 'Lift this burden on rubber' LONDON, Tues. THE Financial Time* today urged that Malayan rubber producers should be exempted from the new dividend control announced recently. No Industry had had more to contend with during the past decade than the rubber producers, the paper said. "Damage and loss because ofReuter - 159 words
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Article40 1951-08-22 1 SEREMBAN. Tuesday. TN future, the expression "Mohammedan" where *t »Ppears tat the written law of the State ©f Nettl Sembllan will no longer be used. In its place, th# «J■rpsjlin "HasUm" or "Manf will te_msf3Tdecißi fS-40 words
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Article, Illustration55 1951-08-22 1 THE fIC'TURfc. .ust made available through Buckingham Palace for general release after exclusive publication in two London Magazines, was made at Clarence House by Col. Voynovich in the late spring this year. It shows two-year-old Prince Charles leaning over his pram to55 words
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Article169 1951-08-22 1 lfiniwAK, xuesaay. BRITAIN'S Lord Privy Seal, Mr. Richard Stokes, today withdrew his eight-point plan *or settling the oil dispute with Persia and an informed source said he might leave Teheran in the next 24 hours. I Observers here presumed present oil talks could now b* considered169 words
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Article40 1951-08-22 1 Two police constables were injured when a radio patrol van overturned at the 13th mile Jurong Road early trfls morning. The corporal and the driver of the ran were not hurt. The ran wm badly wrecked..40 words
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Article20 1951-08-22 1 KINGSTON. Tues. The death toll from the hurricane which struck Jamaica on Saturday ii now over ISO.20 words
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Article, Illustration937 1951-08-22 1 POLICE PLANS 'WILL COST MILLIONS EXPANSION and improvement in Singapore police force envisaged by th Commissioner of Police will cost millions, said the Colonial Secretary Mr. W. L. Blythe. in the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday, reviewin measures that have been taken since the riots and that are intended. These were937 words
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Article70 1951-08-22 1 The Governor explains g/Jl Franklin Oimson, th* Governor, explained-. "I happen also to be Comman-der-in-chief of thit Colony, and in that capacity J can call the military out to aid the civil power." Of polict expansion he said "You cannot expand the force to such an extent that it can70 words
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Article394 1951-08-22 1 Chinese fifth column a myth Dato Tan replies p^EARS held in WashA lngton, London and. other places of an "unproved and non-existent Chinese design to dominate Malaya economically and financially" were strongly countered by, Dato Tan Cheng Lock, president of the. M.C.A., in a speech which he gave at Bentong,394 words
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Article33 1951-08-22 1 GLASGOW, Tues.— The Rev. Dr John White, aged 84, ol Glasgow, for many years an outstanding figure in the. Church of Scotland, d.ed suddenly at his home last night —Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Advertisement153 1951-08-22 1 tWOvvfrf Diamond Jewellery Diamond Set Platinum Wrist Watches. P. H. HENDRY, 78. NtrU Bride* B»tu Roa4, Rd., Sinrapera. K. Lnrnpnt. On other pages Precautions against disruptive elements page 4 Govt. denies spate of resignation* page 4 Mrs, Chov praises newsmen pa.gp.4 Step* to inquire into allegations against individual police pagt153 words
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WORLD NEWS IN BRIEFS...
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Article60 1951-08-22 2 10 die as jet dives into lorry r* people were killed when a jet trainer crashed into a lorry-full of soldiers near Fort Dix. U.S.A., on Monday. A UNITED States military survey team has left for Madrid, Spain. Israel's second Parliament was sworn in on Monday. EIGHT American Navy aircraft60 words
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Article89 1951-08-22 2 GOLD worth £12,000 was fomui hidden under ashes }h ts» galley of YochpW when tfe decked at Bangkok. Australia's kangaroo populations is being cut by bt least a million a year for hide export. ARAB League Secre-tary-General Aia a m Pasha, aaid In Cairo that he had not89 words
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Article48 1951-08-22 2 THE Russians have tightened their economic blockade of Berlin and refused to pass three coal trains making 1 daily runs from Western Germany to West Berlin. YESTERDAY'S meeting of the Security Council to decide on Egypt's blockade of the Suez Canal was postponed until next Monday.48 words
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Article66 1951-08-22 2 THE U.S. House of Representatives has approved a 90 per cent cut in civil defence funds. G. A. Zemukhamedov, Vice-President of the Presidium of. the Supreme Soviet, died yesterday after a long illness, Moscow Radio reported THE French Parliament met yesterday for a 10day session before adjourning66 words
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227 1951-08-22 2 DOCTOR 'ADMITS HE URGED SHAM MURDER BID Abdullah killing trial AMMAN, Tuesday. rnHB chief accused in the three-day-old Abdullah J- assassination trial here, Dr. Musa Husseini, was said yesterday to have admitted suggesting a "sham" murder attempt, but to have opposed a genuine attack on the Jordan monarch. 6r. Husseini,Reuter - 227 words
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Article, Illustration56 1951-08-22 2 LONDON'S most colourful ceremony, the Changing of the Guard on Horse Guards' Parade, Whitehall, will, for the next month or so, be carried out on foot as the stables are undergoing repair. Picture shows one of the Horse Guards dismounting from an unfamiliar steed the bus which56 words
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Article110 1951-08-22 2 Refugee bid to oust the Kremlin STUTTGART, Tues. A Russian emigre movement dedicated to the overthrow of the Kremlin rulers was born in Stuttgart yesterday. Ageing Alexander Kerensky, first post-revolution Premier of Russia, announced that five anti-Communist Russian emigre groups had merged into "the Council for the Liberation of theAP - 110 words
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Article49 1951-08-22 2 RIO DE JANEIRO, Tue* Luis Carlos Preste.s, leader of the Brazilian Communist Party, will be tried next month in his absence. Prestes, generally believed to be still in Brazil, well hidden by the Communist underground, is charged with conspiring against the national security.-^Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article34 1951-08-22 2 LONDON, Tues. Britain is preparing to release £25,000,000 of Egypt's blocked sterling balance in the next month or two in an attempt to ease the tension between the two countries. A.P.AP - 34 words
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Article34 1951-08-22 2 BONN, Tues. Herman Roechling, the "Krupp of the Saar," has been released from French custody after serving two and a half years of a 10year sentence, it was announced last night. A.P.AP - 34 words
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Advertisement772 1951-08-22 2 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA BURSARIES IN PHARMACT Applications are Invited for bursaries In pharmacy tenable (or two years at the University of Malaya commencing In October 1951. Applications should be addressed to the Director of Medical Services, Federation of Malaya, P.O. Box 661; Penang, and should772 words
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Advertisement289 1951-08-22 2 NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE OF COMMTITIVE TENDER SUKPLUB B.AJ\ EQUIPMENT Surplus RAJ". Equipment is offered for sale by tender. This equipment may be viewed at the Sales Section, U.R.D.8., R.A.F., Seletar, between the hours of 10 a.m. 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. S p m. on Thursday and Friday, 23rd289 words
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Advertisement597 1951-08-22 2 NOTlCig PUBLIC NOTICE MUNiaPALin OF SINGAPORE ISSUE OF $30,000,000 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL SK% DEBENTURE STOCK 1951 (1961-71) The Municipal Commissioners ol Uie Town of Singapore, In pursuance of a resolution passed on Fth August 1851, In accordance with the provisions of the Municipal Ordinance (Chapter IS3) and with the sanction of597 words
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Advertisement213 1951-08-22 2 STRAITS/AUSTRALIA CONFERENCE NOTICE TO RUBBER SHIPPERS Rubber Shippers are notifiec that Members of the abovenamec Conference will refuse shipmem of No. 1 Roll Brown and Flat Bark Crepe unless packed In accordance with current R M.A. Packing Specifications for Crude -Rubber The procedure to be adopted U as follows: 1.213 words
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Advertisement268 1951-08-22 2 MALAY REGIMENT TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are invited for the supply of ,000 Towels Hand to the Malay Regiment. Tenders will close at 12 o'clock on 4th September. 1951. Samples can be seen or appScation to the Regimental Ordnance Depot, Port Dickson. Schedules can be obtained on written application to Q268 words
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Advertisement438 1951-08-22 2 YOU need BEMAX Ri<h in vitamins, proem ond minerals in (her, natural form AND CHILDMN NEID IT tVIN MORE THAN YOU f health o")^^^^ your food jSgiS 1 tvtry A^Js§~\ A Hilatl Urvg lk\ JfW mtdOratrri Inimhmlori: J- U. YAVAHSEVH CO. I Malaga LIO w. I! >M Quay. ■Mawj I.438 words
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Miscellaneous284 1951-08-22 2 in uua^m u 45 Variety; 10 Quartet Opus 76 News Analysis; 6.50 •From The No j n Q Ma j Or by Haydn; 10.30 Editorials"; 7 "Changing Tone of 10—10.10 a.m. News from K.L.; j^q^ Music; 11 Close. Public Controversy" (talk by 1 p.m. Light Music (Rene Savard pkmamc Viscount284 words
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213 1951-08-22 3 JOY'S REPLY OVER 'SHOOTING 9 NEAR KAESONG IS REJECTED TOKYO, Tuesday. THE fifth cease-fire sub-committee meeting at Kaesong adjourned without apparent progress today. But another session was arranged for tomorrow. Communist Gen. Nam II rejected the Allied reply to his complaintReuter; AP - 213 words
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Article, Illustration47 1951-08-22 3 THE* K.MIR FEItfAL, V.ceroy of Hedyn and Foreign Master of Saudi Arabia, climbs into a Gloster Meteor jet flirhter at the R.A.F. display at Biggin Hill. He to assisted by Wing Commander Donaldson, a brother of the famous speed record holder.47 words
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226 1951-08-22 3 U.K. ARMS DRIVE 'A STRAIN WARNING LONDON, Tues. BRITISH trade union leaden today warned thai the rearmament mmc would mean -considerable social and industrial strain' 1 even if Inflation could be avoided At the same time they gave a clear preen light to workers ,i£e increases to keep pace withReuter - 226 words
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Article72 1951-08-22 3 'Margie' hits 7 ships TOKYO. Tues. THE typhoon now sweeping throughout the northwest Pacific towards Japan lay disabled a British ship cast of the main Okinawa Island. Five Japanese fishing vessels were In distress In the typhoon. to which weather men have Riven the code name "margle". An earlier reportReuter - 72 words
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Article62 1951-08-22 3 lION'G KONG, Tues. A telephone C 4.1! at rnidnipht .sent armed police rushi.ig tv the shop of a storekeeper, Ho Lav Kit, with guns drawn. They found, however, that the caller was Ho's teenage son, who was avenging himself against his father for a boatingAP - 62 words
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Article54 1951-08-22 3 HALIFAX. Nova Scotia. Tues— The British submarine, Artful, was in collision with a Nova Scotia fishing vessel, Edith Eva, today off Lockeport. First reports said there were no casualties on either ship. The Artful was cruising on the surface hi misty weather when the accident occurredReuter - 54 words
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Article73 1951-08-22 3 SUTTON, Tues. REAR that body snatchers might steal her corpse from an ordinary grave led an 18th century woman. Miss Mary Gibson, to provide in her will that she »:.-M be buried in a vault. The »anlt in St. Nicholas ehurchyavd, Sotton, is to be openedReuter - 73 words
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Article44 1951-08-22 3 SYDNEY. Tues— Australian immigration officers today confiscated the passport of the Communist President of the Australian Railways Union, Mr. J. J. Brown, when he arrived by air from a continental trip which had taken him behind the iron curtain. —Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article43 1951-08-22 3 HERSFELD, Tues. West German police arrested and later released about 100 West German youths when they crossed the inter-zonal border here early yesterday after attending the World Youth Festival in East Berlin. Large quantities of propaganda material were confiscated.—Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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Article288 1951-08-22 3 AID TO CHIANG URGENT' says Dewey SEATTLE, Washington, Tuesday. \f K. Thomas Dewey, Governor of New York, said here yesterday that the "decision on the help we are going to give Free China is the most important Far Eastern problem that must be met in the next three or fourUP - 288 words
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Article168 1951-08-22 3 A-PACT IS NOT ADEQUATE CHICAGO, Tues. MR. Anthony Eden, former British Foreign Secretary, declared yesterday that the Atlantic Pact was Inadequate to protect the Western world from the challenge of Communism. He called for "something much wider and more general which takes account of the demands of every front, estimate168 words
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Article121 1951-08-22 3 LONDON, Tuesday. T»HE Russians have shifted hundreds of MIG-15 jet x fighters to Europe to counter the strength of Gen. Eisenhower's European Command, reliable sources said yesterday. i The move was taken to meet the increased number of U.B. combat squadrony In Europe andUP - 121 words
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Article34 1951-08-22 3 TOKYO, Tues.— One of the worst rain storms in recent years struck Tokyo today, disrupting rail and road transportation, and interfering with news transmission facilities befween Japan and the United States.— AP.AP - 34 words
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140 1951-08-22 3 A spy died— and two comrades are accused NEW YORK, Tues. THE body of an American secret service agent, Maj. William Holohan. who was killed mysteriously while on a wartime mission behind the enemy lines in North Italy, was brought nome yesterday. The body was found tied in a weightedReuter - 140 words
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Article37 1951-08-22 3 GENEVA, Tues. Detailed long-range plans for migration of European workers to countries in. need qf manpower haw be* Ported out by the International Labour Organisation, Its Director-Gen-eral. Mr. David A. Morse, said yesterday.37 words
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Article94 1951-08-22 3 LONDON, Tues. "pHE British Colonial Office announced yesterday an important change in the administration of its Pacific territories with the separation of the office of the High Commissioner for the Western Pacific and Governor of Fiji. A new post is to be created for the administrationReuter - 94 words
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Article224 1951-08-22 3 'Secret' U.S.-Jap pact denied WASHINGTON, Tues. »PHE United States State Department yesterday denied that it would sign any "secret" treaties with Japan during or after the Japanese peace conference at San Francisco next month. Mr. Michael McDermott, State Department spokesman, described as "nonsense" a report of two impending "secret" treatiesReuter - 224 words
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Article100 1951-08-22 3 BALMORAL, Scotland, Tues. pRINCESS Margaret today celebrated her 21st. birthday. She spent the day at Baimoral Castle with the King land Queen, and Princess Elizabeth. The Princess received many present* of jewellery. From her father, a pair of turquoise bracelets, from her mother, diamond earrings andReuter - 100 words
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Advertisement70 1951-08-22 3 PRIVATE TELEPHONE SYSTEMS' 8 frafrcd communication <*M U PUSH BUTTON {""^TAN 2 WAY VJ-^^) I 5 WAY U>x-i-*~~L/ y r v^^^^^ I PUSH BUTTON p4^l 4§f UP TO 20 WAY T^V^Z) 1 PRIVATE AUTOMATIC SYSTE MS l^jffwfih J)0, 25, AND UP TO SO UNEST^"™) J THE St&C. HAVE A PRIVATE70 words
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Advertisement227 1951-08-22 3 **l like these rolls! have they th* I tame vitamins as the other bread?" "Ot course! all Cold Storage bread, is vitamin-enriched. I'm glad you-, like the rolls for breakfast that's the; .third time you've made the sama< remark!" "You can't repeat the truth often; •nough, Susan as some sage227 words
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Article132 1951-08-22 4 Tilß. S. M. A. H. Chisty, Singapore Municipal Commissioner, said yesterday that the S.C.B.A. suggestion for an Investigation Board to probe and weed out undesirable police officers who had sorved during the occupation was like flogging a read horse S.C.B.A. at its cornmeeting on132 words
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Article95 1951-08-22 4 THE construction of 18 schools, under the suppi?n;entary Education Plan uiil cost Singapore $1,926,000, <>r $450,000 more than estl--nuted. The original estimate was $1 476.000, based on the figure 0] $82,000 per school. It did not include ancillary ujrks such as preparation of fcie special95 words
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Article27 1951-08-22 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Lrong Soon Foh of Plentong was fined $70 for selling coffee and tea without displaying a price list in Chinese and English.27 words
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Article, Illustration84 1951-08-22 4 MRS. MALCOLM MACDONALD, wife of the Commissioner General with Mr. H. H. Rankin, Australian Trade Commissioner (centre) and Mr. T. K. Critchlej, Australian Commissioner, after the 300 Ib. cake, specially flown out from Sydney to be exhibited in the Australian Pavilion at the Happy World Trade Fair,84 words
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128 1951-08-22 4 THE Singapore Government yesterday denied that there had been a spate of resignations due to dissatisfaction with conditions of service, rates of pay and promotions, of both Asian and European air traffiG control officers since 1947. In reply to Mr. P. F. de Souza. it128 words
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Article88 1951-08-22 4 A PROPOSAL for a oneway traffic scheme along Kampong Java Road and Keng Lee Road will come up for confirmation by the full board of Singapore Municipal Commissioners at this month's ordinary meeting. The Municipal Vehicle and Traffic committee has suggested that traffic along Kamp'ong Java88 words
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Article42 1951-08-22 4 A sum of $2,400 to cover expenditure in connection with the prepcration of law reports of the Colony for inclusion in the Malayan Law Reports published in the Federation of Malaya, was approved by the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday.42 words
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Article75 1951-08-22 4 Lim Choo Eng, a tallyclerk of a shipping firm, was sentenced in the Singapore First District Court yesterday to two years' imprisonment, to be followed by two years' police supervision, for criminal breach of trust of a watch, worth $125. Lim admitted four previous convictions and75 words
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204 1951-08-22 4 'UTMOST PRECAUTIONS' NEEDED IN SINGAPORE •TPHE need for the utmost precautions against A disruptive elements in Singapore was stressed by the Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. L. Blythc, in the Legislative Council meeting yesterday when he successfully moved a motion to extend the Emergency Regulations in Singapore for another three months204 words
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Article146 1951-08-22 4 Search for new Shirley Temple ANEW Singapore company, the Kris Production Studios, which will start producing Malay films next month, is searching for a Malay Shirley Temple to star in its first film The company's managing director. Mr. Ho An Loke. who is also a director of Loke's Theatre* Ltd,146 words
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Article261 1951-08-22 4 THE Singapore Attorney-General, Mr. E J. Davies, A yesterday told the Colony's Legislative Councillors that their functions were to make laws .and not to administer them, r He was oppos'ng a motion by Mr. N. A. Mallal (Progressive, City) to amend the Emergency Regulations261 words
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Article120 1951-08-22 4 FESTIVAI OF BRITAIN EXHIBITION, U.E. Buildlngfl S a.m. 6 p.m. Y.W.C.A. Raffles Quay, Katong section meets at St. Hildas School. 3 Dm; handicraft, S p.m. YJW.C.A, Orchard Road, staff meeting, 11 am; cricket practice. 5.15 p.m.; chess club 5 p.m.; Malay conversational class, 5.30 p.m; commercial classes, 5.30120 words
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Article113 1951-08-22 4 At the conclusion of a preliminary inquiry, before the Singapore First Police Magistrate, Mr. R. c. S. Bell, yesterday, Jumat bin Sujak. 15 and Abdul Taib bin Ibrahim, 29. were committed for trial at the next Assizes on a charge of causing mischief by setting fire113 words
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Article51 1951-08-22 4 Michael Enriquez was yesterday charged at the Singapore Second Police Court with lurking house trespass by entering a stall In the Happy World on Monday and stealing 12 packets of cigarettes belonging to Ng Tian Oon. The case was postponed to Tuesday. Bail of $500 was51 words
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Article53 1951-08-22 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— A bill, to provide for the conversion of debenture bonds issued by the Government of the Federated Malay States before war into stocks, was published yesterday. The bill also provides for the issue of stock certificates which %w4ll% w411 make It possible for holders to53 words
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Article, Illustration125 1951-08-22 4 She praises newsmen 'J'HE courage of newspaper reporters who. during December riots, "braved the dangers in the streets," was commended by Mrs. Elizabeth Choy (Nominated) in Singapore Legislative Council yesterday. Mrs. Choy said that while the Press was criticised, they should not deny it due credit. She added: "Although my125 words
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Article25 1951-08-22 4 MUAR, Tues.— Tan Sang, 46, was sentenced to three months' imprisonment at. Muar for possession of chandu and chandu dross at Pagoh.25 words
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Article25 1951-08-22 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues Woo Ah Lak and Woo Hal Lee, vegetable gardeners, were fined $15 each for trespassing Into the Majedee Barracks compound.25 words
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99 1951-08-22 4 11 PLEA to re-introduce free passages Xo India for Indian prison warders in Singapore was made fh the Legislative Council meeting.yesterday by Mrs. Vilasinl Menon (Indep. Seletar). Mrs. Menon said that a commission was set up 1948 to inquire into restoring this privilege. Three99 words
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Advertisement329 1951-08-22 4 j£^ H^ THE TWOFOLD WAY TO A VfoS^rli *Ot JBZd^Zi X^!x^T7<sF\ A lovelier, fairer skin can be your*, if you \jß*mlMmKkm\ mZ^>SL J T^Cv\ ollow famou» twofold beauty care, y] l^Jt^r 1 K^W?~i^?*2^^ Every skin needs two creams-*' one fot v^ //VM l cleansing, and one for protection. At night,,329 words
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Advertisement249 1951-08-22 4 j Fly to Britain in J Festival Year W Pl«n now to fly to tbe^FeStlT*! V\>^flof BriuinTiQ<;iV 7 > E^ery. ]Jwhere you'll b«|pwelcoine to Britain" .m..-.. m its Exhibitions and AnniTertariei Musical and Dramatic Festivals Agricultural Shows and International Sporting Event*. Britain will ;b«" "at 1 home" to the world.249 words
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Article1195 1951-08-22 5 *veps taken to start inquiry into charges 'No wish to evade responsibility to the people THE Governor of Singapore, Sir Franklin Gimson, told the Colony Legislative Council yesterday that steps had been taken to initiate a detailed investigation of the allegations made by the Riot Inquiry1,195 words
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Article86 1951-08-22 5 <^I\(i\PORE Government refused yesterday to publish figures of the number of claims and rejections md amounts of ex-grmtia pivmrnts in claims subnil ted to the Riots Claims Tribunal, as it would be "■(Start the public lnIn a written reply to Mrs. V'lasini Menon (Seletar) in the86 words
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Article440 1951-08-22 5 MALAYAN DOLLAR WON'T BE DEVALUED 'J'ilK assurance that no devaluation of the Malayan dollar was contemplated in a new Currency Bill was givm in Singapore Legislative Council by the acting Financial Secretary, Mr. W. C Taylor. Mr. Taylor was speaking on the Bill, which was adopted by Council with one440 words
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Article46 1951-08-22 5 Dr. chai Kirn Swee of KaSHangor, leaves Slnga- air today for the Slates on a U.S. S.i::h-Mundt government ■scholarship. He will study at Emory •.y. Atlanta, Georgia, an:l will take up special trainln» in radiology and deep raj therapy.46 words
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Article39 1951-08-22 5 Tan Ah Kum. 37 was yesterday charged before the Singapore First Police Court with unlawfully returning to tne Colony The charge said Tan was banished for life from Malacca. He was remanded In custody until Tuesday.39 words
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Article24 1951-08-22 5 Npo Chin Lai, a lorry driver, was sentenced to <>no month's imprisonment yesterday for fraudulent P'>.ss".sslon of 16 butteries bcarin" AF. marks24 words
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Article45 1951-08-22 5 Exports of tin from the mainland to Singapore and Penang last month totalled 4,685 tons, bringing the cumulative total for the year to 32.984 tons. Perak headed the list with 2.896 tons, followed by Selangor's 1.344 tons. Malacca sent only one ton.45 words
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Article51 1951-08-22 5 Loo Tien Hoo, 33 yesterday claimed trial at the Singapore Fourth Police Court to fraudulent possession of 30 tons or scrap metal worth $12,000 In a motor sampan at the Harbour on Aug. 11. The case was postponed to Sept. 21. Loo was allowed bail of51 words
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Article35 1951-08-22 5 The 47th annual meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Sasana Abhiwurdhi Wardhana Society, a social organisation, will be held at the preaching hall of the Buddhist Temple, Temple Road, at 3 p.m. on Sunday.35 words
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Article29 1951-08-22 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Parents who wish to have their children admitted to the Sultan Ibrahim Girl School next year are required to register now with the headmistress.29 words
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Article178 1951-08-22 5 Body in pool but 30 didn't know A LTHOUGH more than 30 people were swimming in the Haw Par pool at Pasir Panjang, Singapore, on Monday afternoon, not one of them knew that a young man was unconscious on the floor of the pool seven feet below them. Or no178 words
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Article359 1951-08-22 5 T4IE overall profit earned by the Joint Supply 1 Board in Malaya in the 33 months of its active existence, from April 1, 1946 to Dec. 31, 1948, was $7,500,000, equivalent to 1.15 per cent, of the turnover. Losses were incurred in rice and359 words
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Article51 1951-08-22 5 Mr. and Mrs. Loke Wan Tho arrived back in Singapore on the Carthage yesterday after three months' absence on a bird-photography expedition in Kashmir. During their holiday they camped in tents, sometimes 14,000 feet above sea level, and lived in a house boat on the Kashmir51 words
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Article, Illustration44 1951-08-22 5 A TUNE-UP JUST BEFORE THE TAKE-OFF PERAK Aero modellers making final adjustments to their model planes at the Malayan Aero modellers meet at the Selangor Turf Club, Kuala Lumpur. From the left: Leong Hon- Sin, Kitson Leong and Y. Stack Leong. Straits Times picture.44 words
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Article117 1951-08-22 5 rpo keep In line with the Federation of Malaya on the payment of revised salaries to Division I officers and Malayan Establishment officers of Division 11, the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday approved a spedaJ expenditure of $150,000. The salaries for this group of officers were117 words
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Obituary33 1951-08-22 6 BENJAMIN CHKAH CHUN HOI, 60 years, passed away at 24, Pearl's Hill Terrace, 20.8.5J, Irawng his beloved wife, 4 sons. 4 daughters. daughter-in-law, crandchildren. Cortege leaves 4 p m for Bidadarl Wednesday.33 words
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Article106 1951-08-22 6 WATCH for Llm Hoe Pengs promotions boxers and managers contact Johni Phone: 2516 or uiile 468, Imbt Road, K. L. TrainIn Facilities Provided. QUIET WEEK-END", a comedy by Esther McCracken will bf presented by the Y. W. Players at the Victoria Theatrt on Friday. 24th August, at 0.30 p.m.106 words
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1019 1951-08-22 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Wed., Aug. 22, 1951 Riot Report Debate Yesterday's debate on the Report of the Riots Inquiry Commission may please the Government; it is not likely to please anyone else. Little objection can be taken to the letter of a substantial part of the amendments which made1,019 words
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Article69 1951-08-22 6 HONG KONG, Tues. The Sing Tao Jih Pao reported today that a thorough investigation of members of the working class in 12 major cities in South China would be carried out by the Communists in connection with their movement for "democratic reform." The paper added69 words
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Article356 1951-08-22 6 Dogmas, right and wrong WITH Mr. Mackenzie I agree that a more practical book than the Bible cannot be found. To his definition of dogma as "a settled opinion, a tenet," the Concise Oxford adds, "a principle, an arrogrant declaration of opinion." All of us are dogmatic at times. If356 words
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Article203 1951-08-22 6 DO feel that whoever organises Radio Malaya's programmes has no great idea of what the listening public expects. Almost nightly, jrecord requests consisting largely of dance music seem very popular, but surely someone should see to it that the same records do not recur night after night, as203 words
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Letter189 1951-08-22 6 FACILITIES AT TELOK- A YER IN your leading article, "Port and Sport you stated that "there has been no demand from the commercial community for godown sites on the land which lies between Telok Ayer and Shenton Way." It would be more correct to say that commercial development in this189 words
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Letter233 1951-08-22 6 PARLOUS IN SUSSEX T AM an old Malayan Govern1 ment pensioner In England, and 1 wish to support the complaints that are being made about the inadequacy of our pensions. I wonder if your readers or our Governments realise what it means to live in England today on a small233 words
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Letter44 1951-08-22 6 WHY kill the new-born spirit of saving for a rainy day by making the children queue for hours at a Post Office (vide Singaporeana")? Why cannot the school teachers collect the deposits at school as is done in Britain? JOHNSON'S PIER. Singapore.44 words
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Article501 1951-08-22 6 RAY FALK - RAY FALK By TOKYO. I^AISER-FRAZER cars are rolling off a Japanese assembly line. Soon other cars will be driven out of Japanese factories. Remington Rand typewriters, with the Made in Japan" label, will be sold in the dollar-short countries of the world. Other JapaneseAmerican agreements are501 words
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Article386 1951-08-22 6 New broom at Raffles Library T«HERE has been conA siderable publicity recently telling us how fortunate we are in having a trained librarian at Raffles Library. That is as may be, but the ordinary subscriber is not impressed at the first signs of the new regime. For lntance, the large386 words
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Article475 1951-08-22 6 Lady's I" MR. V. R Balakrishnan, who lives in Tanionj? Pagar Road, occasionally sits down to w>ite to Cecil Street a quarter of a mile away. Prompted by my notes on Hibiscus Rosa-sinensis. or in other words the Shoe-flower, he sent me the following note last week-end:475 words
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Advertisement663 1951-08-22 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. ROBERTSON-riTTM AN The engagement Is announced between Mr. A. Robertson of Malayan Airways, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Robertson of Pnlorhry, Scotland, and Miss Joan Pittman, youngest daughter of Mrs L Pittman of Harrow. Middlesex and the late Mr O. Pittman. SITUATIONS VACANT kllk N. II663 words
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Advertisement64 1951-08-22 6 ►♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦4♦4 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS I "REGENT" Bl< Clarinet, Boehm system, 17 keys, 6 rings. Complete with Case. 9275.M. "BEGENT" Bb Trumpet, silver plated, for Dance Orchestral use. Complete with case. 9265.M. "BEX" Bb Trumpet, with slide change to A; silver plated. for Solo playing or Symphony Orchestral work. Complete with Case.64 words
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Advertisement127 1951-08-22 6 THE COMMERCIAL UNION" GROUP OF INSURANCE COMPANIES COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD. UNION ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LTD. PALATINE INSURANCE CO., LTD. LIVERPOOL VICTORIA INSURANCE CORP: BRITISH GENERAL INSURANCE CO., LTD. SINGAPORE. IPQH P.O. Box 107. Tel. 5077. P.O. Box 47. Tel. 574 Branch Manager: Local Manager: C. W. WARREN. B. REID.127 words
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Article, Illustration274 1951-08-22 7 Stroke of pen means: Victim found INQUIRY TODAY INTO DISASTER AN official at Shell Company's offices on Collyer Quay, Singapore, took out his pen and altered two lists on his desk yesterday afternoon. One was a list marked "Missing" —the other "Dead". He had274 words
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Article272 1951-08-22 7 SCRAP OF PAPER USED AS CHEQUE AN argument that s transaction in Straits currency between two prisoners of war in Sime Road internment camp about eight months before the Japanese surrender, was in order was put forward by Mr. Saul Elias Menahem in Singapore Second Civil District Court yesterday. He272 words
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Article50 1951-08-22 7 Thirteen Chinese and two Indian shopkeepers were yesterday fined $10 each at the Singapore Second District Court for failing to dieplay price lists of maximum prices of controlled articles. Another shop-keeper. Tay Siak Eng. claimed trial on a similar charge The case was postponed to Tuesday50 words
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Article232 1951-08-22 7 Singapore Council Newsbriefs A $5,000,000 grant by the Singapore Government to the University of Malaya has been approved by the Finance Committee of the Legislative Council. AN extra $450,000 to meet the increased cost of 18 new schools was also approved. Questions answere, by the Government: TWO hundred Government workers232 words
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Article, Illustration68 1951-08-22 7 fREWS of Anglo-Saxon V tankers in port and members of the shore staff of Shell and Aoglo- Saxon and the Singapore Harbour Board stand In silent rows as the last rites are read over three of their comrades at Bidadari Cemetery. BELOW: the chief engineer, Mr. K.68 words
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Article180 1951-08-22 7 'MODEL' FOR SINGAPORE SINGAPORE police are considering organising a special riot unit on the lines of the Shanghai Riot Unit— founded by Lt.-Col. W. E. Fairbairn, former Deputy Commissioner of Shanghai Police The Commissioner of Police. Mr J P. PennefatherEvans. is now examining a180 words
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Article114 1951-08-22 7 rE Arshad bin Hussein, aged 19, of the R.A.0.C., was sentenced to four months' gaol in Singapore yesterday for using criminal force on a 10-year-old girl with intent to outrage her modesty. The girl said that Arshad carried her in his arms to a dark114 words
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Article66 1951-08-22 7 Ho Kum Choon, 20, was yesterday sentenced to one month's gaol by the Singapore Third Magistrate, Mr. H. B. Livingstone, for stealing two padlocks and four keys worth $4 from the ship Steel King on July 22. Corporal Ghulam Nabi, or the Harbour Police, found the66 words
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Article96 1951-08-22 7 A TRIBUTE to the people of Britain and their way of life was paid last night by Mr. C R. Dasaratha Raj. Labour member on the Slngapore Legislative Council, in a talk over Radio Malaya. Mr Raj ha« just returned from England. In England, said Mr96 words
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Article25 1951-08-22 7 $8,451 from for discs' The "dollar for discs" campaign, organised by Rediffusion (Singapore), in aid of S.A.T.A. has realised $8,451.05. In addition, Mr. Lim Chat25 words
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Article246 1951-08-22 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. independent Islamic government in Malaya would wreck the economy of the country, Dato Yahaya bin Dato Abdul Razak, Malay Territorial Chief of Kuala Lumpur and member of Selangor Muhammedan Religious Council said today. He was commenting on the resolution to be246 words
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Article47 1951-08-22 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Chung Kon Thye. a tapper was allowed bail of $500 today in the Police Court on a charge of corruptly giving $20 each to two constables so that they would not arrest him for theft of latex. Trial was postponed to September.47 words
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Article, Illustration231 1951-08-22 7 Now she'll take the trip with baby A LMOST three months ago, a young Singapore mother declined a free trip round the Malayan •coast— the prize offered by the Straits Steamship Company at the Mison^rade Ball. Yesterday, all smiles, Mrs. Saul Judah turned out her wardrobe in readiness for her231 words
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Article142 1951-08-22 7 REDS TOOK DEAD OFFICER 'S RIBBON KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. OANDITS who killed the officer-in-charge of the "Rawang Police District, Selangor, Mr. E. S. Rainford, yesterday, stripped oft the Distinguished Service Order ribbon he won in Italy, from his tunic. Mr. Rainford, aged 26. was killed as he leapt from a142 words
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Article45 1951-08-22 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Sulieman bin Ahmat. a Special Constable on Roscote Estate, Senai, pleaded guilty in the Police Court today to a charge of having been absent from duty since May 21. Sentence was defessed and Sulieman was allowed ball of $100.45 words
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Article94 1951-08-22 7 EIGHT out of the 13 Malays, accused of the murder of Pte. James Verney on Dec. 11 last at the junction of Geylang Road and Joo Chiat Road, made their defence in the Singapore Assize Court yesterday. Seven of them told the court they were not94 words
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Obituary46 1951-08-22 7 MRS. ALICE JESUDASON. 71, mother of Mr. Victor Jesudaaon, Mrs. Samuel Jesudason. Mrs. A K. Isaac and Mr. E. W. Jemdftson passed away peacefully at her n dence, 34, Merantl Road at 4 3i p.m. yesterday. Funeral at 5 p. in today, Bidadari Cemetery, Spore.46 words
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Advertisement35 1951-08-22 7 f/anfcen, I SWIMWEAR I from $21.00 T ittle 1 :j SINGAPORE i Wyy^vuvwvww wwwiv.%wwv. v '/ww^v.v.', 3? t* When buying INSECTICIDE always ask tor FLIXOL BRAND The mast effective Brand of insects and mosquitoes exterminator.35 words
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Advertisement227 1951-08-22 8 a.m. 1.45, 4.00 1 k>4JJ 6.30. 9.30 U i TODAY! 00njg|i|j G |j£K Phone V there a message 4M2 fRB behind this picture, it n^nr a f ami l* ar one tied j^£&\ U P ™th THE WAGES \jh HimB AuBRY m 1 PLLS! A Malayan Film tnit Newshort: THE227 words
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Advertisement184 1951-08-22 8 kINTENSE AND POWERFUL DRAMA J, AS. MEN AH WOMEN CIASH W FOt CONTROL Of A JW uwiess empire; W ml 'HIiWAILIS^^ i Star r ing lUHM fyPTBt U, WALTKR STANWYCK CDREIf HUSTON JUOfTH (Artl Thorn* BeuLA JJflfcofANDERSON Roland Gomez Bondi™ OPENS TODAY! 1 H a.m..1.45-4.15-6.45 9.3» pan, TEL. MOO AIR-CONDITIONED184 words
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335 1951-08-22 9 $30 MIL LOAN FOR POWER, WATER PASSED npilK Singapore Municipality's new $30,000,000 20-year loan to pay for electricity and water extensions was unanimously approved by the Colony's Legislative Council yesterday. Moving the motion for approval, the acting Municipal President, Mr. Norman Ward, said that to date, the water and electricity335 words
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Article98 1951-08-22 9 THE Singapore Government has refused to give an undertaking to debate in the Legislative Council the granting of a lease of land in Collyer Quay to the Singapore Chamber of Commerce and the Singapore Club. It stated yesterday in the Legislative Council that no98 words
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Article66 1951-08-22 9 Yeo Soon Gim, a 31-year-old housewife, was fined $500 or three months' imprisonment at the Singapore Third District Court yesterday for possessing 121 packets of opium and two jars, containing 24 tahils and one chi of opium. She was further fined $50 for possessing opium-smoking apparatus.66 words
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Article32 1951-08-22 9 DECORATED arcl. will be constructed acros Stamford Road between St Andrews Cathedral and Raffles Institution ground by Straits Chinese British Association to commemorate Singapore City Day celebreations.32 words
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Article, Illustration31 1951-08-22 9 MR. RICHARD G. CASEI, Australian minister for External Affairs, photographe d at Kuala Lumpur airport He was on a three-hour visit to the capital. Strarts Times picture.31 words
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465 1951-08-22 9 Attack TB by ending the slums— Dr. Vickers IINLESS Singapore demolished its slums it would be a waste of time to seek a rapid solution to its tuberculosis problem, said Dr. W. J. Vickers, Director of. Medical Services, yesterday. Dr. Vickers replied to a suggestion by Dato Paglar at the465 words
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Article33 1951-08-22 9 The Singapore Legislative Council yesterday approved a sum of $45,836.65 to cover expenses incurred in Singapore on two schemes of sociological research under the Colonial Development and Welfare Fund last year.33 words
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Article169 1951-08-22 9 A GOVERNMENT Bill, to replace the existing Pineapple Industry Ordinance by an up-to-date enactment to regulate and improve the industry, was introduced at yesterday's meeting of Singapore Legislative Council. The Bill is intended to strengthen the industry by enforcing minimum standards of cannery equipment and operation, regulating169 words
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Article88 1951-08-22 9 Judgment for $4,000 was entered by the acting Chief Justice Brown, yesterday in favour of Mr. E. R. Anthonisz, a Singapore businessman, in an action which he brought against Mr. V. M. Sayed Gany, trading as V. M. Sayed Gany Co. Mr. Anthonisz said that88 words
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Article132 1951-08-22 9 Substations liable to load »heddinf today are: DAY. Silat Rd.. Bukit Paaob, 8.A.T., Trafalrar St., Prince Edward Rd., Sago Street, Peoples Park, Kanson Rd., Lam Soon Oil Mills, Guan Hin, U.E. Network, I.E. Factory, River Valley Rd., Killiney Rd., Orchard Rd.. Armenian St. Static, Capitol, Newton Nos. 1132 words
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Advertisement145 1951-08-22 9 Dignity, style and perfect tfHU^k balance. High perform- v. ancc cloaked in quiet /j^|^ tftf^m &^K comfort for 5 to 6 per- psJM^P^lHnr sons in a one-and-a-half WTr^JW^ J^dl^^^^f^^fll wtr litre. This is the S.M. &e*'Z^^ti/k& e *'Z^^ti/k Sole Distributors: "P P Pi CYCLE CARRIAGE CO (1926) LTD. ORCHARD ROAD145 words
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Advertisement141 1951-08-22 9 19 51 SHEAFFERS CREST-DE-LUXE W [i] [m j B w Tfl ■Ml mm EXCLUSIVE PNEUMATIC DOWN-STROKE FILLER f ins greatest advance in fountain pen history. TOUCHDOWN empties, cleans, refills completely at a single downstroke. AIR DOES THE WORK! Enlarged fluid capacity and completefilling action make refillings far less frequent >BORKEO/.141 words
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Miscellaneous334 1951-08-22 9 »>•>«•• s* I 22 Dance needing a strong cast Straits Times Crossword g>- ?3. Bound to change (2, 5). 1 H Annie's among them (7). i 171 7 I HTi 4 X I |0 '5. Butcher's stake-all offer (4. fys^ sags DOWN V HI H H H H H 8334 words
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Article, Illustration524 1951-08-22 10 HERMAN R. ALLEN - HERMAN R. ALLEN RUSSIA'S MID-EAST HOPES ARE By gEHIND Communiac riots in Iran could lie a shrewd Russian scheme to gain an objective long sought by Czars and Bolsheviks alike a "window" on the Indian Ocean. The Russians would not have to take over Iran by524 words
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Article528 1951-08-22 10 IDOO - I DOO' By yHERE is a boy's book, railed "The Blue Orchid," full of headhunters, tigers, Jungles, blow-pipes, and the perils of orchid-hunters. One cf the characters described the expedition as a search for a "blue awkward," and it stuck in my memory long after528 words
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Article14 1951-08-22 10 Collect six of these coupon* to join the Children's Corner Club.14 words
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Article125 1951-08-22 10 PHILADELPHIA: rOLD extrusion of steel v a method similar to squeezing toothpaste from a tube Is reported near commercial use through perfection of a chemical process used by the Germans in World War IL Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co. said metal treated with the process re* ceivesAP - 125 words
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Advertisement280 1951-08-22 10 Just Received.... cV W mk\W TOOTAI^W M' "T" T"~* /"> r jl i vP^aV^Bßr^Bj^aißm Special Quality $2/70 each blar.dArd $2/20 In New Smart Designs and lively Colours •I Fur the Smart Mar, J >; Also BOYS' TIES < l" Available at 1 /70 each I] I* In Picture Patterns, Stripes280 words
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Advertisement436 1951-08-22 10 What kind or a car is the Wolseley? ~£Ji} I^TliiSjai I la th* Wolsetoj modern styling ia cleverly merged with traditional feature* incorporating th« funotioaaJ advantage of stream -lining. A Wolseley is a> long-term purchase. Its engine m \r precision boils and ita appointment*, both externally and interaaily, stamp it436 words
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Article911 1951-08-22 11 From A Market Correspondent HPHERE was continued demand for Industrials m x the Malayan share market yesterday, but business was restricted through lack of offers. With the price rise of the metal there were better Inquiries for Tin shares. Rubbers remained quiet. Quotations announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers911 words
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Article272 1951-08-22 11 LONDON, Taes. r pHE London Stock Exchange continued to lack incentive and today ended the trading period with a few narrowly irregular changes in prices. Closing middle prices ot selectee stocks v supplied to the Strait* Times by special arrangement with The Financial Times were: LOANS Colsols M272 words
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Article60 1951-08-22 11 CHIPS alongside the Singapore Harbour Board godowns at 4 p.m. yesterday were: 44 Okhla, 42-43 Slamat. 40-41 Luxrol. 38-39 President Oarfleld, 36-37 Olenville. 33-34 Orestes, 31-32 Aeneas. 29-30 Braeside. 27-28 Tantalus 25-26 Kamunlng, 23-24 TJlpanas. 21-22 Admiral Codrington, 15-16 President Harrison, 13-14 Breconshire, 11-12 Katong. 8-9 TJibesar, 6-760 words
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Article35 1951-08-22 11 HONG KONG, Tues. pREE market currency exchange for Hong Kong loUars was quoted at the close today aj fn! lows: US$l HK$6.5O (cash!; HK56.53 (T) £1 HK515.40: one tahil of gold HKS3I9U.— U.P.UP - 35 words
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Article38 1951-08-22 11 TIN: 423 1/4 A PICUL SINGAPORE Tues., Aug. 21—5423.25 (up $8.) London: £882 Vi a ton LONDON, Mon. Cash Bayers 8821. Sellers £887*; Forward Buyers £845. Sellers £847*; Settlement £885 (up £20). Turn-over: a.m. 160, p.m. 55 tons.38 words
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Article225 1951-08-22 11 RUBBER Business at $1.43 INCREASED demand for 1 shipment of lower grades to the Continent had a steadying effect on the Singapore rubber market yesterday. Local traders attributed this to short-covering. Transactions were done mainly at $1.43 a lb. m the first-grade, September shipment, half a cent above Monday's close.225 words
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Article107 1951-08-22 11 (SINGAPORE pepper sellers suipriaed the product market yesterday by dropping their prioas sharply by $25 a ploul lor ttw white varieties and $10 for Lampong black. Reports that more stock* hao arrived In the Colony ware not confirmed. Buyers were hesitant in a quiet, easy market. Muntok107 words
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Advertisement1351 1951-08-22 11 MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. Miiorpoieteo m Singapore) BLUE FOPNEL LINE Carrier optiun to proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargo SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL CLASCOW LONDON b CONTINENTAL PORTS Oi« Sails P. Sham Panang Tantalus tor Havre, Avonmouth. Liverpool C. 27/28 Aug. 22 fug. 23/26 Aug. 27/30 Aeneas for1,351 words
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Advertisement422 1951-08-22 11 PRESIDENT LINER SAILINGS r» New fork *nd Boston via Ceylon India Egypt and Mediterranean Ports. Singapore o Swettenham i»anan» s.s. 'PRESIDENT MONROE' sails 22 A««. s.s. "PRESIDENT HARRISON" Cdn. 1 5- 25 Aug 27/28 Aug. s.s "PRESIDENT BUCHANAN 10/ )8 Sept 19/20 Sept. 21/22 Sept. s.s -SCHUYLER OTIS BLAND" 23422 words
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Advertisement466 1951-08-22 11 EAST ASIATIC LINE iAILINCS FROM SCANDINAVIA/UK. /CONTINENT Spore P. Sham Penan* "Nordvest" for Bangkok 7.8- 29 Aug. "Falstria" tor Saigon Bkok 31 Aug. -3 Sept. 28-30 Aug. 24-27 Aug. "Nordhval" for Bangkok 18-20 Sept. 15-17 Sept. "Patagonia" for Bangkok, H'Kong, Manila Kobe Yokohama 14-17 Sept. 11-18 Sept. 8-10 Sept "Panama"466 words
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Advertisement1069 1951-08-22 11 McALISTER 6c CO.. LTD. leiephunt Nc 5906 ELLERMAM 6t BUCKNALL KLAVENKffS LINE LONDON HAVKt, ROTTERDAM 6 LOb ANCELES, SAN FRANCIbtO, HAMBURG PORTLAND SEATTLE b VANCOUVER *nd tor U.b.A North Aflantit "orts »nd Canada via Colombo Accept mt cargo .or i-entral 6 South m.s. CITY OF KHARTOUM American Ports Spore P1,069 words
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348 1951-08-22 12 SOUTH CHINA A.A. DUE HERE ON FRIDAY Opening games this weekend ¥EE WAI-TONG, soccer idol of China, will b« among the contingent of 15 players and three officials of the Sooth China Athletic Association, top Hong Kong soccer team, who will be arriving in Singapore on Friday for a series348 words
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Article382 1951-08-22 12 LONDON. Tue* YORKSHIRE, second to X Warwickshire in the County championship table, gained a ten-wlcket win over Hampshire at Leeds In the county matches ending today. Yorkshire have now played the same number of championship matches as Warwickshire (25) and now have 172 points, 40Reuter - 382 words
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Article78 1951-08-22 12 The R.S.G.C. Captain's Price competition was played on Saturday afternoon and resulted In a win for R. Craik TO— s=6B). Other cards were:— R. Hall (86 —18=68). E. O. Staunton (77 8 69), R. B. Crulkshank (82—13= 69), J. K. Shafer (77—6=71), F. E Tabor78 words
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Article111 1951-08-22 12 BIRMINGHAM, Tuesday.— Dave Sands, Australian and British Empire middleweight champion, outpointed Duggie Miller of South Africa in a non -title bout here last night. The Australian gave a disappointing performance. He is due to defend his Empire title against Randolph Turpin In the near future. Though111 words
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Article104 1951-08-22 12 KNEE K.O.'s ATHOL ROWAN LONDON, Tues.— Athol Rowan, of South Africa, one of the world's best offspin bowlers, has decided to retire from cricket when he returns to the Union after the present tour. He had been contemplating this move for some time after experiencing considerable pain in his injuredReuter - 104 words
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Article220 1951-08-22 12 ALTHOUGH they were not at full strength, Singapore Cricket Club scored a deserved win when they whipped Chinese Athletics four-nil in a S.A.F.A. Division I game at Jalan Besar Stadium C. A. lost through poor teamwork. Their forwards who indulged in over-dribbling could make little220 words
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Article177 1951-08-22 12 ipHE Tanglin Club's tennts jb-.m-pionships for 1951 were completed yesterday. Results of all finals are: Men's Slnrlei: P. W. Francis beat Lt Col. N. I Bower »-7 6-2 W»men'f singtos: Miss O. Ansel.' beat Mrs. J. R. Harriet 7-9. 8-0. Men's doables: Sri*. 8 Bright and177 words
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Article267 1951-08-22 12 SCORING two goals himself and making a timely pass for another, Tony Concenciao, skipper of Cheerful Lads, did best In his team's victory In a Junior Cup-tic game at Geylang Stadium yesterday. Lads beat P.&T. by four goals to nil. P.&T. had the better of267 words
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Article275 1951-08-22 12 SB A Junior ties for weekend The following ties In vie Singapore Badminton Championships will be played at the Clerical Union Hall this week-end: SATURDAY at 7.15 p.m. Men's Junior Sinjrte (quarter finals): George Tan v Seah Kirn Teck; M. SaUeh Hajl Kuroshi v Sadall bin Suro; Low Wing Djin275 words
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Article535 1951-08-22 12 Sentinel's Sportlight UTHAT price Singapore'! Tang Pei Wah for the 1952 Olympic Games in Helsinki? After her great triple record-breaking performance at the Malayan A.A.A. championships last week I vote her our outstanding: Olympic prospect in any field and that goes for the young535 words
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Article70 1951-08-22 12 Two penalty goals knocked Kota Raja "A" out of the S.A.FA Junior Cup competition when they met Star Soccerltes at BODCA ground yesterday. Kota Raja held sway in iront of Soccerltes' goalmouth for long periods but poor finishing generally, coupled with a splendid display70 words
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Article127 1951-08-22 12 LONDON: Tues. TOTTENHAM HOTSPURS, last year's Football League Division One champions who lost their first same of the* season on Saturday, yesterday beat Fulham one-nil. Results: ENGLISH LEAGUE— >iV. I Stoke City 1 W. B. Albion 1 nham H. 1 Fulham 0 DIV. II IS! City 2Reuter - 127 words
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427 1951-08-22 12 High Descent is one to keep on following From EPSOM JEEP KUALA LUMPUR, Tim day. OIGH DESCENT (Mawi) moved faultlessly In a 11 half -speed workout on the Kuala Lumper training track this morning, covering 3f. in 42 or a tight hold. This five-year-old daughter of His Grace has struck427 words
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Article255 1951-08-22 12 Full Bloom newcomer works well KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. QRAPE VINE, stylish-looking three-year-old chestnut by Full Bloom, strikaa me v a useful sort. With Jones astride, this youngster displayed plenty of pact on the training track at Kuala Lumpur this morning when he ran 3f. in 33 1/5 sec. Grape Vine255 words
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Article25 1951-08-22 12 SOCCEE DIV. 3A: H.M.S. Terror v. CYStA at CYMA, Marine Dept. v. NetaJJ MFC at Geylang. SWIMMING: BAF (Malaya) championships, Seletar 2.15 p.m.25 words
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418 1951-08-22 12 WINNING the mile race at the Malayan Amateur Athletic Association's championships held over the weekend at Kuala Lumpur was "my biggest sports thrill", said 33-year-old R.A.F. sergeant Cecil Albert Clay, who is due to return to England next December. Clay, who also won the418 words
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Advertisement774 1951-08-22 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. (Continued from Page 9) SITUATION W4NTED PHECIS-WRITINa correspondence, translation (Chinese) Part-time jobf Box ATIIS. S.T. ACCOMMODATION VACANT NEW FLORA VTLLE", 130. Oiange Road Well furnished double accommodation. Full board. Tel. 4229. furnished double room with verandah bathroom attached also Slnple room with full board 16 Boot I* Rd.774 words
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Advertisement125 1951-08-22 12 DAH SIN OPTICAL HOUSE Manufacturing Qualified Opticians, 325, North Bridge Rd.. Singapore, "Phone 6204 Division:— The Penang Opt. Co.. 13. Farquhar Street Penang. FOR HIGHCLASS TAILORING: Suits, Shirts, Uniforms, Breeches. Ladies costumes etc. Remember to visit always Nath Co., 4, Tanglln Rd. Spore. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call us when required. Tel125 words
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