The Straits Times, 18 May 1947

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    20 1 FINAL EDITION THE SUNDAY TIMES LARGEST NETT SALE IN MALAYA No. 61G SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1947. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    NEW USE FOR RUBBER
    57 1 NEW USE FOR RUBBER Lnaeiuable rubber fenders for motor-cars, constructed jike the inner tube of a tyre and inflat. Ed with air, are the invention of Dr. Clauss B. Strauch, of Hazel Green, Wis., U.S.A. Picture shows a girl holding a working model of the invention as she st.-.nds beside
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    New move to check luxury building
    126 1 Mew move to check luxury building Sunday Times Reporter I\RAFI legislalon to control v "luxury" building In Fingapor c with a view to conserving labour ar.d materials is now before the Building and Labour Resources Committee, on which the Government, the Improvement Trust and th e Services are represented. At
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    £2,100 ARMOUR SUIT
    20 1 A three-quarter suit of bright iteel German armour made in 1540 fetched £2,100 at Christie's, .^a,ys Reuter.
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    FOOD POSITION NOT IMPROVING
    117 1 WASHINGTON, Saturday. THE United States Department of Agriculture tonight predicted bluntly that world food conditions were unlikely to ;m--prove much for another year 'it least. The D:partrr.snt also warned that importing countries will probably have a soed deal more difficulty in paying for the food tney
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    52,000 TO RETURN IN U.S. PHONE STRIKE
    70 1 WASHINGTON, Saturday SETTLEMENTS paving the way J lor 52,000 striking telephone workers in six States to return to their Jobs were announced today, but no agreement is in sight in the Western Electric strike. The Telephone Union reached agreements with the South-West-ern Bell
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    RUBBER CONTROL TALKS URGED
    353 1 RUBBER CONTROL TALKS URGED Danger of overproduction Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. Jl WARNING against the possiuility of over-produc- tion of rubber in the "not distant future" was sounded by Mr. Khoo Teik Ec, making his presidential speech at a meeting of the Malayan Estate Owners' Association today.
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    PEASANTS TO CONFER ON RICE PROBLEMS
    105 1 SCHEVENINGEN, Saturday. WHILE farmers of Europe and the New World are grappling here with problems of production and distribution of wheat, delegates and observers from India, China and Burma are making arrangements to hold, at the earliest moment in Burma, the first conference of
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    INDIES ECONOMIC TALKS RESUMED
    42 1 BATAVLA, Saturday. rcONOMIC discussions between the Dutch and the Indonesians were resumed here today for the first time since the Netherlands Indies Government announced on May 11 that the Indonesian Republic had rejected the Dutch economic proposals. Reuter.
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    YARD TRAILS BIG DOPE GANGSTERS
    182 1 YARD TRAILS BIG DOPE GANGSTERS LONDON, Saturday. BRITAIN'S Scotland Yard, which has Just helped the French police to clean up currency trafficking on the Riviera, is now helping the French Surete to smoke out an International gang of dope pedlars. The combined British and French anti-vice squads scored their first
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    PREMIER HONOURED
    18 1 The Prime Minister. Mr. Clement Attlee, has been elected Fellow of the Royal Society, says Reuter.
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    Radiophone link talks in S'pore
    263 1 Sunday Times Staff* Reporter NEGOTIATIONS for a radio-telephone service between Singapore and Britain, and Singapore and Australia, took place last week, according to a Director of Cable and Wireless Limited, Gen. Leslie B. Nicholls, who has been in Singapore for discussions. Gen. Nicholls told me
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    HE FOUND VITAMINS
    29 1 LONDON, Saturday. CIR Fredrick Oowland Hopkins, 85, a Nobal Prize winner and generally acknowledged to be the discoverer of vitamins, died on Friday at Cambridge. A.P.
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    PLAN FOR BAN ON DUTCH SHIPS DENIED
    276 1 Sii .day Times Correspondent MELBOURNE Saturday THE Australasian Council of 1 Trades Unions t-K ay tssuPd a disclaimer on the statement made oy the acting Trade Commissioner In Australia for the Indonesian Republic. Mi. Clarrie Carrpbell, tnat Australian unions wi* planning a worldwide
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    EMPRESS TAKES ICECREAM
    35 1 EMPRESS TAKES ICECREAM Empress Fawzia of Iran v seen here taking icecream provided for her refreshment when she visited the Mohamed Mi El Kebir Hospital in Cairo, to which she had donated X, E1, 000.
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    POLITICAL PARTIES NEED NOT REGISTER
    249 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter POLITICAL parties in Singapore are to be excluded from I the provisions of the Societies' Ordinance, it was announced in the Singapore Government Gazette yesterday, and a special amendment to the law to give effect to this is to be introduced
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    BRITONS CUT SMOKES'
    78 1 LONDON, Saturday. rE new tobacco tax resulted aftei a month in a far greater saving of dollars than was expected by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Dr. Hugh Dalton, in the Budget. The fHure of C 75.000,000 was mentioned as the loss to the Inland Revenue. The
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    Stewards disqualify winner
    197 1 Stewards disqualify winner Sunday Times Correspondent PENANG, Saturday. THE stewards of the Penang Turf Club have disqualified the racehorse King Arthur (late Yalta) for the current meeting. King Arthur won the eighth race last Saturday In an official statement, the acting Stipendiary Steward, Major Patricfcson. says tliat "an inquiry was
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    BIG FIRE GUTS JAPAN CAMP
    65 1 TOKIO, Saturday. ABOUT two-thirds of the 22nd New Zealand Battalion's camp at Senzaki in Southern Japan has been destroyed by tt-e, according to a report from Kure, Headquarters of the British Commonwealth Occupation Force, whi?h stated this was the fourth large flre in the New
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    BATTLESHIP SINKS
    37 1 SAN FRANCISCO Saturday. rE old battleship Oklahoma sunk by the Japanese in Pearl Harborr— sank retain today while being towed to San Francisco Bay for scrapping. There was r.o one aboard the 33-year-old warship.— AP.
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    SPOTLIGHT on MALAYANS
    1079 2 SPOTLIGHT on MALA YANS Clifford Peer Turns His WHEN MAJOR F. D. COLEBOURN, who was in charge of the Malayan Union's public restaurant scheme, left Kuala Lumpur recently for a new job in Borneo he had to leave behind one of the most remarkable vehicles in this country. The car
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      341 2 CfM/~* pnpc pur in the coming week; 5.00 As Sin- tralian pianists, EUeen Joyce; 10.30 ju.vjfuui.j. gapore; 6.45 How does your Oarden Overseas Mall Bag: 10.45 Australian SUNDAY Grow? 8.30 Concerto In D Major; 9.30 news; 11.00 Magazine of the Week; IM Aih»rt R n Hi» .«rf n, S'n&apore. 11.15
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    SIAMESE WARSHIP HUNTS PIRATES
    200 3 SIAMESE WARSHIP HUNTS PIRATES Ten Malayan junks looted Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. fHINESE and Siamese pirates, armed and using fast motor boats, are ooeratin-r in northern Kelantan waters and have relieved Malayan junks of valuable cargoes of local produce. The situation has become so serious that the
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    42 3 Major and Mrs. A. G. Forrest leaving St. Andrew's Cathedral after their wedding on Friday. Major Forrest is in the Royal Marines and his bride, who was given away by Rear. Adm. H. J. Egerton, was Miss Elizabeth Evans before her marriage.
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    Bill settles which heir died first
    129 3 Bill settles which heir died first Sunday Times Reporter AN intricate legal point brought about by the war may bo settled in an unusual way if the Singapore Advisory Council passes a new E.:i shortly to be introduced Durinr hostilities in Singapore and in the first month o: occupation, many
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    SODA BOMBS' ROUT GANG
    101 3 DESOURCiXULLY Uoi;ig bodies of soda water as "bombs," an occupant of a Singapore house sent six robbers downstairs scurrying !•■> all directions. Then rousing oth men in the house, he succeeded a cornering two of the intruders who were overpowered after a fight. The other four
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    RAIL WORKERS' 50 DEMANDS
    102 3 Sunday Times Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. riFTY demands, covering condi- tior.o of work, improv3d salaries. accommodation and leave, have been drawn up by the Executive Council of the AllMalayan Railway Workers Union for submission to the Malayan Railway Administration. These demands vere framed after a five-day
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    TOWN CLEANSING WEEK PROPOSED
    45 3 1 TOWN cleansing week may be held in Singapore in the near future by the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Representatives of the Municipal Town Cleansing Department are to be invited to a m:etina; of the Chamber's special emmittes next Saturday.
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    Aircraftman on six charges
    391 3 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. CONTENDING that a person should not be punished six v times for one offence which he had had no intention of committing, Mr. P. J. D. Regester, counsel for Aircraftman Frank Joseph Sayer of the R.A.F. against whom six
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    RICE TRANSPORT GENERAL & WIFE GOING HOME
    270 3 RICE TRANSPORT GENERAL WIFE GOING HOME Sunday Times Reporter A BRITISH major-general «nd his wife, whose efforts -il different branches of the Special Commissioner's Office have aided the transport of rice to people in South-East Asia are sailing for England on Tuesday. They are Major-Gen. G. N. Russell, Transport Adviser
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    DIED THREE WEEKS AFTER ACCIDENT
    88 3 A verdict of death by misadventure was recorded by the Coroner, Mr. Oon Khy e Kiang, yesterday, at an inquiry into th 2 death of a carpenter, Qng Poi Ngoh, who disd of te.anus about three weeks after he injured his leg on a nail.
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    ADVISER ON TRANSPORT
    22 3 Major-Gen, and Mrs. O. N. Russell, of Lord Killearn's Staff, who are Leaving Singapore for the U.K. this week.
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    HIGH TRIBUTE TO WORK OF MISSION SCHOOLS
    252 3 HIGH TRIBUTE TO WORK OF MiSSiON SCHOOLS Sunday Imi.. Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. A HIGH tribute to the work ol the Methodist Mission schools was paid by the Governor, Sir Eo> ird Gent, today when he went to Klang to cpen the AngloChinese School. The original private school in Klang.
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    FOUR WILL STUDY UNIONS IN U.K.
    307 3 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. rUR young men are to be selected from the trade union, departments in the Malayan Union and in Singapore for one year's intensive training in England in »ll aspects of trade union work. These men (two from
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    TONIGHTS CONCERT
    54 3 TONIGHT at nine o'clccj: in the Palm Court at Raffles Hotel there will be a further concert in the series by Joe Spcelman's Raffles Orchestra, featuring Tibor Kunstler. and a guest artiste. Babette O'Denl. The programme will include a selection of Ivor Novello's songs, and orchestral items by
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    WORKER KILLED IN CLASH ON BAHAU ESTATE
    114 3 WORKER KILLED IN CLASH ON BAHAU ESTATE Sunday Tim-"S Correspondent SEttEMBAN, Saturday. DOLJCE and Labour Department! officials are investigating Iruubie which started on Ladanj Geddes Estate in Bahau throe days agj and culminated in clash last night, resulting in the death of one labourer and injurie.; to another Detachments of
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    SERVANTS CHARGED
    54 3 TWO servants of Major E R. Lewis, of Selerang, appeared in the Second Police Court yester- day on a charge of stealing $150 and $300 worth of valuables from their employer or. Fridiy. They were Heng Ah Yong and a Chinese woman, Lee Ah Chin. The case was
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    RUBBER DUTY PRICE
    38 3 Sunday Times Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE Chief Secretary h; s nx?d the value of rubber for Customs purposes at 34 3 ,i cents pc pound for the period May 15 |o May 21. r
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    Seeking treasure in Jap tomb
    255 4 Seeking treasure in Jap tomb •TWO Australians are comX plet ng plans to leave for Lac, New Guinea, to seek a fortune in a Japanese tomb they bought from the Australian Disposals Commission last year for £1 Australian (Straits $5.87). The hopeful buyers, A. McDonald and R. S. Mann, both
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    THEY WED IN FILM GOWNS
    327 4 AWHiTE Wedding is no longer just a dream to countless couponle?s British brides. For that important day at least, in spite of shtrlages and rationing, she can dress "Just like a film star," in borrowed finery from her favourite picture. Gainsborough Film Studios, which began
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    46 4 t-ive-inch lifts on her bejewelled shoes make shapely Yvonne De Carlo a tall girl as seen in a spectacular sequence of her Scheherazade ballet dance in her latest film, "Song of Scheherazade.' A Universal-Inter-national Technicolor production, it is based on the life and music of Rimsky-Korsakoff
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    Painter travels in East
    535 4 HT^^i^rTT?i IN IC3B S.lvia Baker's husband died, so she wont to Tangier "as it belonged to six nations, and if we should be at war with one or two of them I should probably not be interned, because cf the othes who might roncpivibly bs allies
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    TASTE FOR GOOD MUSIC GROWS
    884 4  -  Bob Gilmore The Australian Seene —by MELBOURNE, May 7. DROB'ABLY the most important statement certainly the most flattering made in Australia this week is that of visiting, shockingly dressed (bombed out), British orchestra leader Boyd Neel. Nowhere else in the world, he says, has the
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    112 busmen still away from work
    304 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter rVNLY a fraction of the Singapore Traction Company employees who took part in the recently.con. eluded three months' strike have failed to report back for work, despite belief to the contrary that the majority would not return to the S.T.C.
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    FEWER THEFTS OF CYCLES IN PENANG
    63 5 Sunday Times Correspondent PENANG, Saturday. TYCLE thefts in Penang averag- ed a little more than one a day In 1946. Statistics for the first four m:nths of this year show that they are now 17 a month, or about one every two days. Chief
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    SINGAPORE IS GETTING MORE TELEPHONES
    103 5 SINGAPORE IS GETTING MORE TELEPHONES Sunday Times Correspondent •TELEPHONE instruments are now being delivered in Singapore at a faster rate and the Oriental Telephone 81 Electric Company engineers are installing them as quickly as possible. A main difficulty, according to j a Company spokesman, is that j tele r >!
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    RUBBER PRICES
    59 5 The Sinßjpoie Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's prices at noon yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Ct«. Cts. per lb. per lb. No. 1 R.S.S. Spot loose 34 «/•> 34 No. 1 R.S.S. fob in bales May 35% 35% :/>. 2 R.S.S. fob In bales May 344 34 No. 3
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    POLICE FIGHT LOTTERIES RACKETS
    444 5 POLICE FIGHT LOTTERIES RACKETS Millions are involved Sunday Times Staff Reporter MILLIONS of dollars are changing hands in Singapore each week through illegal lotteries, and by gambling activities. Despite almost nightly police raids, gambling on a huge scale flourishes among a large section of the population, many of whom lack
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    47 5 Prince Birabongse of Siara, racing mntorist well known in Malaya, seen with his \\t litre Masfrati during practice runs for the Jersey international road race- Before the war, Prince Birabongse raced under British colours. He is better known in Europe under his raring name of "B. Bira."
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    RICE WORKERS HAD SMALLPOX
    81 5 Sunday Times Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. CEVEN thousand labourers from Perak nnw in Selangor to help with the rice harvest are believed to hare brought smallpox with them. Already 71 cases and five deaths have been reported from among padi settlers in the Panchang Pedena district
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    BIG PENANG DEMAND FOR GOOD CLERKS
    143 5 Sunday Times Correspondent PENANG. Saturday. CKILLED office workers such as stenographers and bookkeepers, are in demand in Penang. especially those with a good command of the English language This Is stated in the first an- nual report 01" the penang clerical and Administrative Staff
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    ORANGES ARRIVE
    39 5 A SHIPMENT of 5,000 cases of Palestine oranges has arrived in Singapore by the Isthmian Line ship Cape John. The oranges are now being discharged at the wharves and are expected to be in the market tomorrow
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    POLICE FIND BODY
    42 5 Sunday Times Correspondent IPOH, Saturday. DOLJCE last night found the decomposed body of a Chinese about two miles out of Sungci Siput They believe it to be the body cf a rloh merchant who was missing recently in Siam.
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    CHECK ON 20,000 TRISHA MEN TO TAKE 3 MONTHS
    411 5 Sunday Times Stall Reporter A TASK described by the Sinn gapore Registrar of Vehicles, Mr. W. A. M. Watts, as "colossal" begins on June 1 when at an estimated rate of 264 a day, Singapore's 20,000 Orisha riders will undergo road
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, MAY 13, 1947 Rubber Warning
    636 6 THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, MAY 13, 1947 Rubber Warning THE decline in the price cf ruboer by some 20 per cent during the past two weeks is the most serious shock that the Malayan rubber industry has suffered since it began its remarkable recovery soon after the libeiati:n. There have
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    WEAPONS MORE TERRIBLE THAN A-BOMB
    1286 6  - WEAPONS MORE TERRIBLE THAN A-BOMB Dr Emery Bares by Chiefs of the British Services have just completed secret discussions at the Staff College at Camberley on (he influence of new weapons on combined operations. Dr. Hares,, in this article, traces the intervention of science in war and points out that
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    PSYCHOLOGY OF SMOKING
    584 6 PSYCHOLOGY OF SMOKING John Langdon-Davies on THE Br.tish medical journals in the light of the heavier tobacco taxation have been dscu3sing smok ng. Now what is the medical truth about smoking? Is it bad for us or not? A serious .harge is made in the Journal of Pharmacology. Nicotine, according
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    S.S. Revenge
    113 6 TERMANS with a grudge against a neighbour have found a new way to satisfy it through their own mails. American censorship employes found this subtle type of denunciation. A German writes to person and sends the letter through the Reichspost. "It certainly was good to hear from you,"
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      20 6 Each month will bring increased supplies. Producers Doh Plantations Ltd. Distributors Harper Gilfillan Co., Ltd. Kuala Lumpur Branches throughout Malaya.
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    BISHOP WILL BAPTISE 14 JAPANESE
    367 7 Cerent ony at the Cathedral Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE Bishop of Singapore, the Right Rev. Dr. I x'onard Wilson, who was tortured by the Kempeitai during the Japanese occupation, will on June 1 baptise 14 Japanese surrendered personnel at St. Andrew's Cathedral. They are
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    MERCHANT WINS APPEAL AGAINST 57,500 FINE
    181 7 MERCHANT WINS APPEAL AGAINST 57,500 FINE Sunday Times Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Saturday. Witt. Justice Bostock Kill today allowed the appeal of Mohamed Thaiyob, a Kuala Lumpur merchant, against fn c conviction and sentence of Mr. T. R. Hepworth, District Judge, who fined th c appellar.t $7,500 on a charge of
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    Four killed, 41 hurt in Safety Week
    262 7 Four killed, 41 hurt in Safety Week Sunday Times Reporter SINGAPORE'S Safety First O Week finished last night and figures available up to 6 a.m. yesterday show that during the Week there were 91 rccidents, four people being killed, and 41 injured. The number of accidents shows an increase on
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    SWIMMING CLUB GETS BACK ITS TROPHIES
    99 7 Sunday Times Correspondent PENANG, SATURDAY. TROPHIES belonging to the Penang Chinese Swimming Club, which have been missing since the occupation, have been discovered on the roof of the premises. They include several cups and other awards won by the club and its members at
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    INDIAN IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE NAMED
    151 7 Sunday Tim's Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE Indian Immigration Com- mittee will comprise the following for the next three years: The Commissioner for Labour. Malayan Union (ex offlclo chairman), the Deputy Commissioner for Labour (vice chairman and secretary), the General Manager. Malayan Railway, the Director of
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    SHOOTING INQUIRY
    61 7 Sunday Times Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. UR. B O. Smith, Distriot Judge, Kuala Lumpur, who has been appointed by the Governor of the Malayan Union, Sir Edward Gent, to inquire into the Dublin Estate shooting has not yet fixed the date on which he will travel to Kedah.
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    MUSLIM MISSIONARY SAILS FOR BORNEO
    112 7 Sunday Times Reporter THE first lull-time Muslim mis- sionary to Borneo sailed from Singapore yesterday to take up the task which will keep him in Borneo for a number of years. He is Mr. Mohd. Zuhdi Fazli, who was born in Kuala Lumpur and who
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    CINEMA TO AWAIT CHEAPER LABOUR
    85 7 Sunday Times Correspondent THE Odcon, the new Singapore cinema which is proposed for Coleman Street, will not be built until the price of labour drops and all plans for its construction have been "frozen" until labour is forthcoming at more reasonable prices, according to the
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    Malayan cadets see super bomber
    235 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter MEMBERS of the newly formed Malayan Air Cadets, comprising all races went to Changi Airfield yesterday to inspect Britain's largest bomber, the four-engined Lincoln aircraft "Thor II." The rircraft, wh ch is equipped wKh the latest scientific: devices and embodies all
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    TEA MONEY WARNING
    65 7 Sunday Times Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. A REMINDER has been offi- cially issued to landlords of the Malayan Union that the practice of demanding tea mencv is punishahl* with a fine of $500 for a first offence and $2,000 for each subsequent offence. The law on this
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    NEW SOCIETY PLANS TO FIGHT T.B. IN SPORE
    126 7 Sunday Tim s Correspondent TACKLING Singapore's No. 1 disease— tuberculosis— is the aim of a new association which it is proposed to form at an inaugural meeting on June 3. The body will be known as the Association fcr the Prevention of
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    PERAK'S SHARE OF JAP TEXTILES
    79 7 PERAK' S SHARE OF JAP TEXTILES Sunday Tim-s Csrrespondsnt IPOH, Saturday. pERAK is to get 300,000 yarus ol the fivp million yards of Japanese textiles in addition to what importers may b> able to obtain through trade channels. The Perak Resident CommLssiomr, Mr. A. V. Aston, announced this at his
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    NEW MOON DAY
    48 7 New Moon Dr;\ which £alls tomorrow, will be celebrated at the Sinhalese Buddhist Temple, 95, Outram Road, by Mr. M. G. De iFonseka, the Hon. Secretary of the Singapore Buddhist Assn. All are invited. The programme is: 6 p.m. illuminations, 7 Buddha Puja, 7-30 sermon.
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    ABORIGINES FORM ESTATE LABOUR FORCE
    173 7 Sunday Tim-.-, Correspondent PENANG, Siturday. FOR the first time in Malaya, a plantation has formed a complete labour force of aboriginal Sakais. The experiment has been made by Major T. A. Kendall, Officerin Charge of the Government Food Production Farm at Bertam Estate, Kepala Batas,
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    COUNCIL INQUIRY INTO SCHOOLS FLAN
    265 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S ten-year plan for free primary education ia «J now before a special sub-committee of the Advisor/ Council which is examining ways and means of finding the necessary money. One of the suggestions before the sub-committee, it is understood, concerns the
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    BRUTAL MURDER ON TONGKAPG IN HARBOUR
    67 7 Sunday Times Reporter rE Singapore Police are invest'gating a brutal murder that occurred on a tongkang anchored oft Eench Road on Friday night. One of the Chinese c».Vw who was left in sole charge of the vessel when the others went ashore, was found
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    FOOD SHIP BRINGS 270 PASSENGERS
    70 7 The Burns Philp "food ship" Marella will arrive in Singapore today with 207 passengers. When the Marella was at Melbourne, 80 members of the Chinese crew refused to sail until they were assured that goods which they had purchased would not be conflcated. The Marella
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    Apples into Pink Ladies
    329 9 Apples into Pink Ladies UAVE you ever turned apples into Pink Ladies? I'll tell you how. You need six i apples, one teaoupful of castor sugar, one-and-a-half cupsful of water, some strawberry jam or any red Jam or Jelly, and two tablespoonsful of red boiled sweets. First of all make
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    STORE DRESS SHOW
    83 9 'THB.'RE is to be a dress show at Princes Restaurant on Tuesday at 5 30 p.m., when Baryl Constantine presents her collection of models She is to be assisted by Miss Dulcea Massey. Miss Josette Graff, Mrs. Eddie Leorg, Mrs. W. Fiupatrick and Mrs. R. A. C.
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    SARONG DESIGNS FOR FROCKS
    749 9  - SARONG DESIGNS FOR FROCKS MARY HEATHCOTT A Woman looks at Britain By LONDON, by Air Mail. fOTTONS in the bronze browns and blacks of sarongs are being used in Britain for summer frocks. There is also a similarity to sarongs in their all-over Oriental patterns. There was a parade of
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    YOU'LL NEED THESE TOOLS
    470 9 ff!W.TH4H-W'C--)ii WHEN you are an umalcur gardener and like to potter about after office hou/s, it is most annoying when you have to start looking around for the odd pot, tie or stake. One has little enough time in the evenings to do the essential jobs,
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    Ann Temple's Casebook
    627 9 It a child shows unusual intelligence before he is seven, can it be assumed that h■■ will always be unusually intelligent? Also, if he is n:t bright during these years, do?s it mean he never will be? F. J. NOT sare to make either deduction. The unusually
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    Syd Barnes To Play In Lanes League
    97 10 Burnley, Sat. CTDNET Barnes, Austral: i Teat O batsmen, has signed as a professional for Burnley, Lancashire League Cricket Club, and will make his first appearance for them against Todtnordcn today. The negotiations started last weekend after Barnes arrived from Australia on a
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    MIDWEEK SOCCER BAN REMOVED
    75 10 LONDON, Saturday. THE Football Association announced that, following talks with Mr. Chuter Ede, Home Secretary, the ban on mid-week football has been removed. Mid-week games with evening kick-off will be permitted at the beginning and end of the next season, and also when the evening kick-off
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    STRONG SERVICES XI TO MEET CIVILIANS
    325 10 STRONG SERVICES XI TO MEET CIVILIANS Tin: Combined Services soccer team to meet the Combined 1 Civilians at Jalan Besar Stadium on Whit Monday, May 26. was selected yesterday as follows: Henderson (Army); Stubbins (Navy), Lac Green (ILA.F.); Loom (R.A.F.), Rigby (Army), Cpl Mclntyre (Army); Thompson (R.A.F.), Dicker (Navy), Moore
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    Stein Stumps 7 Policemen
    371 10 A BRILLIANT display of wicket keeping by G. K. Stein, who also scored 40 for the S.C.C, was the outstanding feature of the game of criclfet on the padang yesterday in which the Club beat the Police by eigfht wickets. Stein stumped five Police batsmen in
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    STYLISH WIN BY SAYAJIRAO
    182 10 LINGFJELD. Saturday. THE Maharaja Gaekwar of Baro- da achieved a notable double this afternoon with two horses I which cost him a total of> 46.000 guineas. i Sayajirao, which cost him 28,000 guineas, won the Derby trial stakes over the Derby distance of a mile and-a-half
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    LOW SCORING IN SCHOOL CRICKET
    176 10 RAFFLES Institution beat the Victoria School by eight runs in a cricket match played on the Victoria School ground yesterday. Scores: VICTORIA SCHOOL Parma c Gajat b Sharma 5 Tan Soon Hoclc b Gopal 1: P. Compas b Gopal 0; Gurnan Singh b Gopal 6,
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    CEYLONESE WIN BY 18 RUNS
    256 10 ONLY one pl-ycr Retnam of the Ceylon Sports Club, who scored 13 runs, was able to attain two-figure I score in t\e cricket match at McPher- son Road yesterday to which the Ceylon Sports Club .beat the R.A.F. (Paya Lebar) by 18 runs. Pine bowling
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    MAXFLI TOURNAMENT
    96 10 ENTRIES are invited for the fourth annual badminton tournament of the Maxfli Badminton Party. The following are the events: Men's junior singles championship, men's senior singles championship, men's open doubles championship, all league system. Intending competitors are reminded to send in their entries to the sports captain Mr.
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    DISTRICT CRICKET XI
    63 10 THE following have been selected to represent HQ Singapore District in a match apainst the Singapore Cricket Club at Blakanit Matl today at 11 a.m. Major P.G.G. Rapsey (CapUin). Lt. Col. Rowley. Major Haie. Major Armitst«ad. Capt. Wright. Capt. Csman. Lieut. Omany. OMS Pearce. S/Sgt. Usher, Set.
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    WEEKEND SPORTS EVENTS
    75 10 TO -DAT Crlekei: Rest Trial. S.R.C, 11 a.m.; S.C.C. v Singapore District, Blakang Mati, S.C.C. v G II Q SKAI.F. Padang, 11 a.m.; Ceylon Sports Club v Royal Engineers at Ayer Rajah Road, 11 a.m.; Ceylon Sports Clob v Changi 2nd XI a* Chanel, 11 a.m. Soccer:
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    ANCHANT BATS THROUGHOUT INNINGS
    236 10 ANCHANT BATS THROUGHOUT INNINGS THE SRC. beat the Queen's Regiment by 45 runs when they met in a cricket match on the oadang yesterday. Anchant. one of the S.R.C. openers, batted right throughout the innings for 49 not out. The Recs scored 138, and they dismissed the Army team for
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    N.S. TAYLOR CUP TO CHINESE
    161 10 Sunday Times C^rrespundent SKREMBAN. Saturday. •THE Negri S -mbilan Chinese Recreation 1 Club "B" team defeated the 24th Company R.A.S.C. one-nil in the final cf the Negri Sembilan six-a-side knockout football tournament, which began here early this month, for the Tavlor Trophy. This trophy was
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    S.R.C. CRICKET SIDE
    45 10 r5 following will represent the SRC. at cricket against R.A.P. Changi on the S.R.C. ground on May 21. p D' Almeida (capt.); B. Barker. A Clarke. P. Chopard. C. Humphries. B. Kleinnan, D. Rabot. N. Siebel, C. Schubert. A. Watte, R. Barth.
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    ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL HOLDS ATHLETIC MEET
    453 10 THE Anglo-Chinese School neld their 33rd. athletic meeting at the Jnlcn Besar Stadium yesterday. It was the first 'reld since the re-occupation and was i attended by a large crowd. All the events were comp Led by House teams, and Cbe~ng Koon Seng House were
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    China Accepts Invitation To Olympics
    63 11 NANKING. Saturday. CHINA wi.l participate in the Olympics next year at London, Central News reported on Saturday. It quoted Gunscn Hoh, member of the Standing Committee for the Olympics, as saying the committee had recently accepted the London imitation. Athletes will be selected at the
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    BLUE TRAIN'S DERBY PRICE SHORTENS
    171 11 BLUE TRAIN'S DERBY PRICE SHORTENS LONDON, Sat. BLUE Train's price shortened to s—l5 1 when the callover on the Derby took place at Victoria Club last night. The King's colt was backed to win £5.000 at 11 2 before closing at s—l.5 1. Tudor Minstrel was backed to win £7,000
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    MARINO IS CONFIDENT
    41 11 GLASGOW, Sat. I\ADO Marino, the Hawaiian challenger to Jackie Paterson's world flyweight crown, said after watching Paterson knock »r other opponent on Thursday night: "Paterson is good, but I ?m confident I ca n tqk P Mm."— U.P.
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    B.O.D. CIVILIAN XI
    60 11 THE following have bicn selected to represent the 223 BODCA agrainst GHO Signal Regt. in a friendly soccer match at the Association nrcund. St. George's Road, today, kick-off at 5 pm. Osman AngulUa. P. Lcpsz, Eahat. Lowther, Lim Cbwee Leng, Omar. Ahmad. Samad. Ba'an, Zam Zam, B'vmi
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    SECOND WICKET PARTNERSHIP OF 110 RUNS
    235 11 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. A second wicket partnership of 110 runs between M.S. Maniam and A. War-ab enabled the Kilat Club to force a draw with the T.P.C.A. in a cricket match at Princess Road today. The partnership lasted an hour
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    Van BUEUKELEN SADDLES 5 WINNERS
    1848 11 Van BUEUKELEN SADDLES 5 WINNERS By Our Racing Correspondent PENANG, Saturday. TRAINER Van Breukelen had another successful 1 day at the Penang races this afternoon, saddling five winners out of seven races. The big race went to Lt. Col. Fox's English gelding, Coral Sea, who beat a strong field to
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    93 11 THE results and dividends at glance of yesterday's races are: Race 1: BITTER SWEET $13 and $9 GREENDALE $27 Race 2: WYNMALEN $1* and $9 MISSOURI $18 SIR FRESCO $9 Race 3: COOLPLAY $15 and $6 MAINTAIN $7 COURTESAN $7 Race 4: GAY PRATTLE $9 and
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    SELANGOR RECS RESUME CRICKET ACTIVITIES
    328 11 Sunday Times StaXT Corres.-M>ndent KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. RESUMING a sports history which began In 1896. and faded out In the thirties, the Selangor Recreation Club played their first cricket fixture after 12 years when they met their n&dang ossrc'ite. the Selannor Club, today, and Io.H
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    51 12 On this balsa «.<>:! raft a group of young Norwegians is now vi aging across the Pacific from P v to the Marquesas Islands to find out whether it is possible that primitive South Americans of centuries ago drifted on similar rafts to populate the South
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    INDIA OUT OF DAVIS CUP
    95 12 PARIS, Saturday. FRANCE today eliminated India in the second round cf the Davis Cup European zone eliminations, winning the first three of the five games at the Roland Garros Stadium. The French doubles team, Marcel Bernard and Pierre Pellizza, added victory over the Indians, Sumant
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    U. S. A. BEATS BRITAIN IN CUP GOLF
    256 12 U. S. A. BEATS BRITAIN IN I CUP GOLF 8-4 victory St. Andrew's, Saturday. THE United States regained possession of the Walker Cup today when they beat Great Britain in the singles of the international golf contest by six games to two for a winning aggregate, including yesterday's {oursomes, o
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    91 12 ENGLAND bEAT FRANCE 5-2 LEEDS, Saturday. CNGLAND won the Rugby League international championship by defeating France by five points to two in a keenly contested match at Headingley today. Both sides were guilty of serious handling faults. Ward put England ahead with a penalty goal in the first
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    South Africans get M.C.C.out for 230
    137 12 South Africans get M.C.C.out for 23o LONDON, Saturday. THE South African cricketers paid a visit to Lord's today 1 to meet a strong M.C.C. side, which was dismissed for 230, in reply to which the South Africans lost three wickets for 53 before stumps were drawn for the day. South
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    IPOH Y.M.C.A. OUT FOR 23 RUNS
    91 12 Sonday Times Correspondent IPOH, Sat. pATTINO under wet conditions, Ipoh D V.M.C.A., in their opening match of the season today, found the bowling of Suppiah and KoeniU far too good and could only total 23 runs in reply to the Perak Clerical Unions knock
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    197 12 LONDON, Saturday. BOUNTY Cricket cl:s; of play, v scores are as follows: At Bradford, Yorkshire vs. Susspx: Yorkshire 147 (Beaumont, 60, Nye right-arm fast, 4 for 31, Cornford, rght-arm fast medium, 4 for 32) Sussex 164 for s'x (James Langridge 58, Bar^^t 79. Bart 1 tt h<» three
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    GORDON RICHARDS NEAR RECORD
    73 12 LONDON, Saturday. THAMPION Jockey Gordon Richards, requiring one winner at Lingfleld today to establish a world record number of winning mounts, failed to achieve the Jective Richards has ridden 48 winners so far this season making nis total 3,260 which equals Sam Heapy's world record. Heapy,
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    ORTIZ ARRIVES FOR HONOLULU FIGHT
    75 12 HONOLULU, Sat. nLYWEIGHT boxing champion Manuel T Ortiz arrived here yesterday and said he was In good shape already tor his May 30 title bout with David Kul Ron* Youni? of Honolulu. Ortiz, who knocked out Young in the seventh round of a non-title bout
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    YARDLEY WILL LEAD ENGLAND
    57 12 LONDON, Saturday. NORMAN Vardley of York- shire has accepted an invitation to captain England in the first Test mach against South Africa beginning at Nottingham on June 7. This was announced today by Group Captain A. J. Holmes, Chairman of the Selection Committee. The England team
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    JOLLILADS BEAT MINESWEEPERS
    114 12 i THE Jolhlads Athletic Union beat uk Combined Minesweepers by two goals to nil In a (tame of soccer played at the Jalan Sesar Stadium on Friday, both coals being scored in the second half. The Minesweepers pressed in the first half, but could not score owing
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    101 12 AN interesting table tennis match was played yesterday between the Medical College Union and the J.C.S.A., Medicals winning five-two. Results, Medicals mentioned first, were: Low Thieng Fong lost to Nalton, 21—16. 9—21. 12—21, 13—21; Boon Sek Mun lost to Van Thieng Thong, 18—21, 16—21, 21—17,
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    85 12 LONDON, Saturday. Rugby Leagu P ma'ches resulted as follows: Batley 13. Bradford Northern 26; Hullkingston Rovers 13, Liverpool Stanley 4: Oldham 13. Leigh 7; Saint Helens 35, Peatherstone Rovers 0; S win ton 5, Bellevue Rangers M; Warrington 19. Wakefleld Trinity 16; Widnea 7. Rochdale HorneU 0; Wigan
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    476 12 LONDON, Saturday. WITH four weeks of the extended football season remaining, some promotion and relegation problems are still unsettled, but, as a result of today's matches, Cardiff are assured of promotion to the Second Division and Brentford drop into the second. The First Division championship
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