The Straits Times, 30 March 1951
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Title Section18 1951-03-30 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1951. PRICE TEN CENTS.18 words
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Article324 1951-03-30 1 We'llFightOn' Says Peking Broadcast TOKYO, Thursday. fOMMUNIST China today brushed aside General MacArthur's offer of a truce in Korea. Peking Radio said China would "continue to fight unrelentingly until the aggressor is completely driven from Korea". The broadcast, a statement of the Chinese Committee forAP - 324 words
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Article, Illustration19 1951-03-30 1 BKITISH SOLDIERS, captured by Communists in have returned to England for questioning by War Office intelligence officers. Reuter picture.Reuter - 19 words
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Article161 1951-03-30 1 WASHINGTON, Thursday. THE State Department will this week givv 15 nations —includins Russia an American draft of a Japanese peace treaty and ask for their reactions State Department officials hope that within three months an agreed treaty draft may follow the formal negotiations now gettingReuter - 161 words
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Article64 1951-03-30 1 NEW YORK. Thurs. SURGEONS yesterday removed the healthy cornea rrom the sightless riijht eye of a British sailor and grafted it into the right tf€ of a blind American ex~ Serviceman. The Briton. Calcuttabom Eric Joseph. 27. in Sta'en Island Marine Hospital, suggested that hisAP - 64 words
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Article98 1951-03-30 1 LONDON. Thurs. MR Attlee, the Prime Minis- ter, will leave the hospital, where he is having treatment for duodenal ulcer, on Saturday night to make a broadcast from No. 10 Downing Street. He will then return to the hospital. A member of the Prime Minister'sReuter - 98 words
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153 1951-03-30 1 TOKYO, Thurs. A NEW offensive launched by British and American troops north-east of Seoul today made gains of three miles, according to frontline reports. The determined Allied push brought the United Nations line to within five miles of tile 38th. Parallel and forcedReuter - 153 words
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Article, Illustration35 1951-03-30 1 DR PAYAM Naitraviserth (right), medical oHlcer for .schools in Bingkok. with Misses Tarntone (centre) and P Vivtratbaedya at the conference of experts on student health at the University of Malaya.— Straits Times picture.35 words
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Article97 1951-03-30 1 RULES FOR ELECTION MEETINGS RULES for holding election meetings were gazetted by Singapore Commissioner of Police. Mr. J. P. PennefatherEvans, yesterday. The rules, which are in force until April 10 (Polling Day I, specify that political meetings may be held in public roads public places or other sites of public97 words
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Article88 1951-03-30 1 NEW YORK, Thurs. Two men and a woman were convicted today of passing atomic secrets to Russia in the first atom spy trial in the United States. The jury considered its verdict for seven hours 18 minutes. The convicted three, who could receive the deathAP - 88 words
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Article23 1951-03-30 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs.—The Atomic Energy Commission announced today "a 22 per cent, improvement" in injury rates among all workers on atomic projects.—Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article, Illustration53 1951-03-30 1 ULttfiSX MKMBLR of the 100 Khodesian volunteers who arrived in Singapore yesterday to Join '.he Malayan Scouts is 30-year-old John Wedlock. A draftsman attached to the South African Air Force drawing office, he volunteered because he believes another war may begin soon.— S4r»its Times picture (Story53 words
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193 1951-03-30 1 WASHINGTON. Thursday. T»HE French President, M. Vincent Auriol, pledged 1 last night at the start of a State visit to the U.S. capital that France "will accept every sacrifice for oeience. H P told President Truman that his country and the U.S havp common objectives,AP - 193 words
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Article120 1951-03-30 1 MIAMA, Florida, Thursday. DLANES and ships last night searched the Guif rof Mexico for eight pretty girls and their skipper— a man lost in a 40 ft. boat on a weekend cruise to Havana. The young models, students and office workersAP; UP - 120 words
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Article30 1951-03-30 1 RANGOON. Thurs. Rangoon's water supply was cut off today when Communists destroyed the main pipeline leading from the Gyobu reservoirs. 52 miles from the city. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article40 1951-03-30 1 BERLIN. Thurs.— A British Army spokesman said yesterday that four privates of the First Battalion The Manchester Regiment, reported by the Soviet news agency to have souglit asylum in Eastern Germany had been absent since March 4.40 words
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Article128 1951-03-30 1 LONDON. Thurs. A NOTHER piece of historic London was missing last night A statue of Britannia outside St Paul's Cathedral has been left with Its hand ui>ralsed—but Britannia's trident emblem of sea mastery. once firmly in the statue's grip is now missing. The trident has been goneAP - 128 words
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Article136 1951-03-30 1 THREE cabaret girls who were having their hair set at a beauty parlour, in Teo Hong Road, Singapore, were stripped of their jewellery valued at nearly $6,000, by two unarmed Chinese on Wednesday. One of them who pleaded with the robbers for £ne return of136 words
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Article89 1951-03-30 1 RICHMOND. Virginia. Thurs. MORE than 100 children were killed by bombs rained on a crowded orphanage in Seoul, apparently from American bombers, early this year, the Christian Children's Fund which operated the orphanage, said today. The Rev. J. R. Mills, a missionary who was surveying wreckedUP - 89 words
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Article67 1951-03-30 1 ACTUAL KISSING, OH NO' LONDOxN. Thurs. RAVEN-HAIRED Nancy Chan. 29. from Hong Kong, is a Chinese "oomph*' girl but she always stops short of kissing her leading man. "In English and American movies there is so much kissing," she said, blushing "In our movies we show our love by rubbingReuter - 67 words
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Article296 1951-03-30 1 Winston Made Test In His Bath LONDON, Thurs. A DMIRAL Earl Mount- batten tonight described an experiment carried out by Britain's wartime Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, in his bath. Speaking at a dinner of the Institution of Structural Engineers. Earl Mountbatten said he took a sample of a newReuter - 296 words
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Article39 1951-03-30 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs.- The Government of India has asked its representative in Tokyo to find out if it is tru^ that the ashes of the late Subhas Chandra Bose are lying in a temple in Japan.— A.P.AP - 39 words
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Article, Illustration24 1951-03-30 2 SERVICE IN THE FEDERATION Malay youths, called up und er the Manpower Regulations, await interview by a Police Recruiting Party at Kuala Kubu Bahru.24 words
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Letter747 1951-03-30 2 MR. LA YCOCK MR. BALWANT SINGH JN his election manifesto Mr. Balwant Singh says. "I hold that the beliefs, traditions and customs of our people should never be tampered with, and especially so against the express wish of any one community. "I therefore fought tooth and747 words
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436 1951-03-30 2 Labour Party of Singapore is rendering a great disservice to the people of the Colony in its attempt to frustrate the organisation of labour. The leaders in this party are encouraging communalism under the sham pretext of workers' interests They envisage the complete destruction of436 words
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Letter210 1951-03-30 2 JN the report of a political meeting held in Singapore last week-end it was stated that a Labour Party speaker compared the Progressive Party to a palm tree and the Labour Party to a banyan tree. The commonest palm in Singapore is, of course, the210 words
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Letter456 1951-03-30 2 REFER to a letter, headed "Communal Vote?", published in last Saturday's Forum. In my capacity as general secretary of the Army Civil Service Union, I wish to refute any suggestion of unfairness or violation of democratic principle in so far as the election of the president of456 words
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Advertisement709 1951-03-30 2 DEVON ESTATES (MALACCA LIMITED (Incorporated In Singapore) Tha Directors hay« declared «a Interim Dividend of Twenty Strait* cents per share lea* Singapore Income Tax at 30% In re»pect of the year ended 31st December, IMO, due and payable on the 4th April, 1951. Tht Director* will not recommend a final709 words
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Article346 1951-03-30 3 PARIS, Thursday. THE Soviet Union delegate, Mr. A. Gromyko, in new proposals yesterday agreed to consider the question of the demilitarisation of Germany together with other causes of European tension, instead of separately. The deputies were meeting yesterday for the 19th time to work out an agendaReuter - 346 words
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Article211 1951-03-30 3 Warning To Malayan Employers From our Own Correspondent LONDON, Thursday. A WARNING to Malayan employers not to interpret the trade-unionists' restraint during the Emergency as a sign of weakness and exploit it, is g^yen by Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew Secretary of the Penang Division of the Malayan Trade Union Council.211 words
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Article36 1951-03-30 3 ON LONDON. Thurs.—Mr. HerMcrrison, Britain's new Foreign Secretary, received •six foreign ambassadors yesterday at the Foreign Office. They were the ambassadors oL Turkey, Belgium. Norway, P >:aiKi. Iraq and Soviet Russia —AP.AP - 36 words
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Article43 1951-03-30 3 MANILA. Thurs.—A Com- m'inist Hukbalahap espionas:* ring in the capital was t >day believed to have been smashed when two women ar.d four men, said to have directed the secret headquarters of Mariano P. Balgos, too-ranking Filipino Communist, were arrested.—Reut r43 words
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Article68 1951-03-30 3 NICE Thursday. II HEN a clerk pressed the doorbell of his employer's jlut here, an explosion bleu- out of the door and vindoics and set the place on fire. The clerk had gone to find out why his boss had not come to work. The68 words
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Article84 1951-03-30 3 SAIGON, Thurs. I FRENCH Army communiAgueA que said yesterday that Vietminh renewed for the third consecutive day their attacks on outposts and village defence units along the northern periphery of the delta. French artillery hit back and repulsed them everywhere. Aircraft bombed and strafed Vietminh cantonmentsReuter - 84 words
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Article, Illustration32 1951-03-30 3 GIRL RECRLirs to the British Royal Observer Corps at work around their plotting table. They receive minute-by-minute reports from 34 observer posts and chart the approach of "air raiders."— A^. picture.32 words
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189 1951-03-30 3 WASHINGTON, Thursday. T»HE United States asked the American republics x yesterday to build up their armed forces rapidly to thwart Moscow's "imperialistic designs." She put to the military committee of an emergency meeting of the Foreign Ministers of the 21 American republics three resolutions, which189 words
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Article117 1951-03-30 3 United Sua Betong's 50 Per Cent From Our Own Correspondent LONDON. Thurs. pEFLECTING what has MX been described as a tangible expression to a cautious- ly hopeful view of the Mala- I yan outlook, United Sua Betong have raised their dividend from 17J, to 50 per cent., which is their117 words
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Article40 1951-03-30 3 BUENOUS AIRES, Thurs.— President Peron yesterday decorated Prof. Richter, the Austrian-born atom scientist, for his "services to the country and Peronist Government." Richter recently claimed to have produced atom energy by a new "cheap method." —A. P.40 words
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Article42 1951-03-30 3 LONDON, Thurs. Golfer James Braid, five times British Open Champion, who died last November, left an estate valued at £27.000 Braid taught the Duke of Windsor to play golf. He achieved a hole-in-one 18 times A P42 words
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264 1951-03-30 3 DARWIN, Thursday. A CHARMING blonde at Bombay asked Capt. G Board, Australian aviator and businessman, for a lift to Australia. He said: "Okay, jump in." So Miss Gwen Bliss, 23, of London, has arrived in Darwin after an 8,000-mile air hitchhike. Miss Bliss264 words
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Article, Illustration39 1951-03-30 3 ULAilu.iL De Lattrc de Tassigny (right) Frenoh Commander in Indo-China, who has been to Paiis to ask for more men and arms for the war against the Vietminh, greeted by Premier Queuille. A.P. picture.AP - 39 words
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Article137 1951-03-30 3 U.K. ARMS MEN BAN OVERTIME LONDON, Thurs. 'pHOUSANDS of armaments workers at four British ordnance factories have decided to ban overtime work from today. Their action is bound to slow down Britain's re-arma-ment drive Plants affected are the arsenal at Woolwich, and Royal Ordnance Factories at Nottingham, Wigan and RadwayReuter - 137 words
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Article37 1951-03-30 3 SYDNEY. Thurs.— Dr. J. W. Burton, who is to fight in the general election here, announced last night that he had resigned as Australian High Commissioner to Ceylon, and had quit the Federal Public Service.37 words
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246 1951-03-30 3 Eight Held For Murder Plot In Iran Murder Plot In Iran TEHERAN, Thurs. riGHT members of the fanatical "Crusaders of Islam" organisation were arrested here yesterday for plotting to kill the new Prime Minister, Hussain Ala Khan. It Is only 14 days since Hussain Ala Khan succeeded the assassinated GeneralReuter; AP - 246 words
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Article50 1951-03-30 3 BONN, Germany, Thurs. BALD men are far more passionate than those with a full crop of hair. Dr. Herbert Schrader said yesterday. The German physician, who has made a lifelong study of human hair, said the most emotional women are those with long, narrow eyebrows. UJP.50 words
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189 1951-03-30 3 NEW DELHI, Thursday. T^EAR famine conditions exist in several states of India, public officials reported today. The officials said no deaths have occurred as yet but added there are no signs of immediate improvement They said reports from the United States indicate there willUP - 189 words
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Article23 1951-03-30 3 LONDON, Thurs— Air raid irens wailed again in a part of central and north London yesterday in an official test. —Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article15 1951-03-30 3 GAUHATI, Thurs. Assam police and troops have arrested 1,066 suspected Communist terrorists. Reuter.Reuter - 15 words
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134 1951-03-30 3 Sydney, Thurs. AUSTRALIAN Labour Party leader, Mr. Joseph Chifley, in a campaign speech tonight promised that, if elected, Labour will not revalue the Australian pound. "It will be our policy," he said, "to mail iain the existing exchange rate with the British pound. WeUP - 134 words
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Advertisement194 1951-03-30 3 fills iittinetive ttll bettlt prfMdly displays tkt totwetivt freshfnrit squsfces within. ORANGE tr LEMOI SQUASH nd LIME JIICE CORDIAL (Singapore) COLD STORAGE Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. ffn Y im A\M 1 Hi Ttaekmastet T*2i^r 4 Cylinder Diesel Engine with Detachable Wet Sleeve Lii.eri. A Choice ot 4 Track Width,194 words
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Article, Illustration12 1951-03-30 4 I .pain Roc-buck and his latest "masterpiece." Straits Times picture.12 words
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Article330 1951-03-30 4 It's The First To Arrive In Malaya THE first white bougainvillea to arrive, in Malaya will be exhibited at the Singapore Flower Show today, to be opened by the Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson, at the Happy World Stadium at 6 p.m. This free-flowering plant, which330 words
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150 1951-03-30 4 His Aim: More Top Jobs For Local Born *t\R C. J. Paglur. the Pro\3 (j c-s.vc Party s candidate for Changl district, will hold nn election r^eeting tomorrow rt 5 p.m. at the Serangoon pr.od English School. Simon Road. The rnretine: will he under the rhairmanship of Dr. If. Abraham.150 words
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Article43 1951-03-30 4 Critics K. HolTman. one of IV crew i>f the Motor Vessel Epnveg claimed trial in Sirti 1 1 tterday to a charge cf hitting a police sergeant. The case was fixed for ISrarinf today. Bail of $300 til allowed.43 words
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Article246 1951-03-30 4 THE skipper of the ITS.1 T S. freighter President Johnson, which called at Singapore, yesterday, has a secret. He delights in painting native craft None of his men know about it Onily his wife and close friends to whom he has made 1 presents246 words
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Article107 1951-03-30 4 THEFT IS DONE SLOWLY SINCE the formation by the Singapore Rubber Traders' Association of investigation teams to protect members against rubber thieves, the number of rubber thefts in the Colony has dropped. Most of the stealing Is now done by youths in gangs of six or seven. These youths pull107 words
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Article102 1951-03-30 4 [EE Nghee Thong and Lav Ken Kin were found juilty in Singapore yesterday )f stealing an Army pay-book, containing $50, from LanceDorpl. John Sherlock at Geyang Road. Lee was gaoled for one month and Lav for six week. Lance-Corpl. Sherlock said hie came out of the102 words
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Article54 1951-03-30 4 Farewell Dinner The Royal Naval Motor Transport Sports^Club of the Singapore Naval Base will 'give a farewell dinner party to Mr. A. S. Burt, the president, tomorrow night in the Empress Hotel, Middle Road. A deputy naval store officer nt the Naval Base, Mr. Burt leaves for England soon after54 words
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Article109 1951-03-30 4 THE first Asian to be sent to 1 Australia on business by the Singapore Cold Storage veteran chief salesman. Mr Lim Ang Teck, returned to Singapore yesterday afternoon by QEA-BOAC after surveying the Australian fruit market. Mr. Lim was welcomed at Kallang airport by his wife109 words
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Article24 1951-03-30 4 MUAR. Thurs.— Two Indians, Ramachandran and Ragaboon were each fined $20 or ten days hard labour at Muar for breaking the curfew.24 words
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155 1951-03-30 4 DERAK and Selangor yesterday were the first of the nine Malay States to publish State Nationality Bille, which will be introduced at the next meetings of the Councils of State. The Bills, which will be followed by similar Bills for all other Malay States,155 words
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Article89 1951-03-30 4 The next general election on April 28 Is likely to be one of the bitterest Australia has yet known, Mr. T. M. Ritchie Federal President of the Australian Liberal Party, said In Singapore last night. Mr. Ritchie, a prominent industrialist, is on his way to Britain89 words
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166 1951-03-30 4 restrictions will be placed on Mr. H. Kitahara, of the Ministry of International Trade and Industry, Tokyo, who will be the first civilian Japanese to land In Singapore tomorrow since the end of the war. Mr. Kitahara will be an observer at the166 words
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Article53 1951-03-30 4 From Our Own Correspondent. JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs Paradi bin Abdullah, charged at Johore Bahru with theft, said the articles concerned were left in his trisha by a passenger. The magistrate asked the prosecution to make further inquiries. The case was postponed. Paradi was allowed53 words
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Article, Illustration123 1951-03-30 4 MISS WINIFRED GALBKAITH (centre) of the World Y.W.C.A., G-nnva, photographed on her arrival at Kallang Airport yesterday with the reception committee, Mrs. F. Y. Khoo, secretary of Chinese Y.W.C.A., Mrs. Loh Poon Lip, President of Singapore Y.W.C.A., Miss Hazel McCrea, General Secretary, and Mis? Mary Chen,123 words
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Article139 1951-03-30 4 Selangor Protest On Red Visit REPRESENTATIVES of Selangor Chinese guilds and associations, at a rally at the Chinese Assembly Hall, Kuala Lumpur, yesterday afternoon, decided to cable the United Nations, Britain, the Com-missioner-General Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, and the Sultan of Selangor protesting against the proposed visit of the Peking139 words
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Article248 1951-03-30 4 CHURCH FUN FAIB PENANG, Thursday. THE United States may re-enter the tin market now that the Washington tin talks are reported to have failed to reach a price agreement. Penang tin leaders took this view yesterday. "If and when America eventually comes back248 words
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Article, Illustration42 1951-03-30 4 MRS. BASILIA Yolande F.dwards (left), Me of 14 Mea*. graphers in the forthcoming Singapore Junior Cham')> r of Commerce Ideal Working Girl contest. Right is Miss Reemah Dantel, one of 33 Singapore salesgirls who have entered the contest.42 words
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Article304 1951-03-30 4 COLOMBO, Thursday. r»EYLON'S Home Minister, Sir Oliver Goonetilleka, told the annual meeting of the Low Country Products' Association that "the position of natural rubber for the next two years is very strong and it may continue to be good for a few more "years." nepiying 10Reuter - 304 words
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Article30 1951-03-30 4 TAIPING, Thurs. Stated to have overtaken a police car at a speed between 40-50 miles per hour, a lorry driver. Khoo Soo Seong, was fined $50 at Taiplng.30 words
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Article161 1951-03-30 4 S' pore Night Flying Lessons yHE Royal Singapore A Flying Club last night staged a night flying rehearsal and became the first flying club in Malay a to introduce this extension of instructional facilities. This follows a decision by the Director of Civil Aviation to allow the club night flying161 words
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Article112 1951-03-30 4 JNDEPENDENT candidates In the Legislative Council elections are thorns in the side of Party candidates, Mrs. Vilasini Menon (Independent Seletar), said at an election meeting at Seletar, yesterday. Mrs. Menon. the only woman to contest the elections, said that it was harder for an Independent to112 words
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Article66 1951-03-30 4 From Our Own Correspondent. JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. Eng Hoe. a woman, was fund $100 in the Police Court today for having In her possession two pieces of baby sharkskin, a piece of silk and three pairs of scissors on which dur.y had not been paid.66 words
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636 1951-03-30 5 PLANTERS 'WASTING TIME* WHILE.... r WITH thefts of latex and scrap reaching "alarming proportions", bandits are riving well on the proceeds of stolen rubber while planters are accepting Government promises and wasting time, says the Johore Planters Association. The death penalty for thefts "has636 words
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Article, Illustration62 1951-03-30 5 WIFE OF GOVERNOR CHIEF LADY HONE, wife of the Governor of North Borneo, takes tea on the lawn at Government House and enjoys a joke with Haji Abdul Rahman from Tungku after the conference of chiefs. BELOW: Angkai from Tenons, a former p«lice sergeant, holds the King's Medal far bravery62 words
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Article102 1951-03-30 5 rwo days alter his bicycle \va-> lost in Singapore, Adana bin Asmin found it in a market In Johore Bahru. it was ■tated in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday. A special constable, Agoos bin Bachok, who stole the bicycle was cautioned by The Magistrate who held102 words
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Article55 1951-03-30 5 Ong Ah Huat and Lim Kai Hual were acquitted in 'he Singapore Second Police Court ye>terday without their defence being called. They were charged wHh, criminal misappropriation of an identity card belonging to an army fitter. Cheong Yong Choy. a AC6U page and other dorumento, ar.£ converting55 words
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Article71 1951-03-30 5 THE report lists planters lost during the Emergency as: 15 in 1948 (5 in Jehore); four in 1949 (1 in Johore) and 19 in 1950 (5 in Johore). It hopes that "by another year there will be no need to have escorts when planters71 words
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Article168 1951-03-30 5 pOUND guilty of rioting and using criminal force on a police party, an Indian. Peer Mohamed and an Indonesian. Kasian bin Kassan, were each sentenced by the Singapore First District Judge, Mr. H. E. Kinsdon, yesterday to four years' imprisonment. Another Indonesian. Hasijan bin Pawiro,168 words
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179 1951-03-30 5 Mad Mike's Scouts Here— With Problem \yTHETHER ;t a boy or a girl was the urgent TT question on the mind of Pte. W. E. Weitz, of Livingstone, Northern Rhodesia, when he arrived in Singapore yesterday with the hundred men who have come to join Lt.-Col. "Mad Mike" Oalvert in179 words
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Article49 1951-03-30 5 SLN'GAPOn FLOWER SHOW, j Happy World Stadium. ofiicLil I opening and prize distribution. 6 p.m V.M.C.V, Orchard Road, Youth meeting. 8 P-m. FATA LEBAR M.Y.F., Fellowship Night. 7, Boundary Road, B p.m. Mr. J. L. M. Gorrie will sp;ak. BAFFLES INSTITVTICN. anr.c.il concert. School Hall. 8 pjn.49 words
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Article, Illustration137 1951-03-30 5 S'pore Bandmaster For Kedah Police SINGAPORE'S Police Band Sergeant, 47-year-old Ujagar Singh, has been appointed bandmaster of the Kedah State Police. He is the only remaining member of the original Straits Settlements Police band formed In 1926 Ujagar Singh, who In 1936 passed the senior theory of music examination set137 words
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Article57 1951-03-30 5 A conference on tubercu1 sis and diseases of the chest is to be held in Oxford, England, between July 16-21. Private medical practitioners who want to attend the conference may do so at their own expense and under their own arrangements. They should submit their name*57 words
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Article177 1951-03-30 5 'TWENTY-TWO chiefs of North Borneo who 1 attended a conference at Jesselton, the first since the liberation, received badges of office from the Governor, Sir Ralph Hone. The Governor announced that the King had approved awards of the King's Medal for native chiefs for outstanding177 words
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Article73 1951-03-30 5 Aaron Rahmin, a mandore, aged 63, was bound over in ;50 for six months at Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday for causing: hurt to his landlady. Meenachi, at Geylang Serai. Meenachi said that she was assaulted when she called at Aaron's house for rent. Denying the assault.73 words
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Article54 1951-03-30 5 The Japanese ship Seiko Maru. built in six months at the Mitsubishi shipyards Hiroshima, arrived in Singapore yesterday with 6,500 tons of cement. She is of 4.747 gross tons, and is capable of 121 toots. After discharging her cargo she goes on to Bangkok to pick54 words
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Article83 1951-03-30 5 ESTABLISHMENT of a state bank to fight inflation and help foster local industries will be the main plank in the election platform of Mr. K. Jagatheesan, Indeoendent candidate for Balestier. In a five-point election manifesto Issued yesterday, he promised the electorate of Balestier that he83 words
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26 1951-03-30 5 NO CARD: GAOLED From Our Own Correspondent MTJAR. Thurs. Eight months' goal was sentence on Ong Yam (55) for falline to register for an identity card26 words
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Article424 1951-03-30 5 THE regrouping of labour forces on estates was described as "altering, to a very large extent, the economy of most estates" by Mr. A. G. Boyd, chairman of the Johore Planters' Association, speaking at the annual meeting of the association yesterday in Johore Bahru. Labour settlements424 words
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Article36 1951-03-30 5 More than 62 members of the Pakistani Seamen's Union employed as engine room crew by Singapore shipping company will get an immediate $10 pay increase announced the union's secretary Mr A&abmiah yesterday36 words
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Advertisement594 1951-03-30 5 N»»»»f» RUBBER LINING FOR II MINING and INDUSTRY if DISTRIBUTION BOXES dredge chutes launders impellers pumps TANKS PIPES I BALL MILLS etc,, etc., NOTE: t Steel is in SHORT supply. Prolong the life of youi steel parts by having them rubber-lined. 30-years' JJ experience. Let us advise you where rubber594 words
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979 1951-03-30 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Fri., Mar. 30, 1951. The Suburban Community The news during the last few days of plans for community centres at Tiong Bahru, Upper Sergangoon, Geylang and Siglap has been very welcome to those who feel that Singapore is now so big that it is overcentralised, and979 words
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Article164 1951-03-30 6 From Our Staff Correspondent. KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A BOUT 90 per cent of the new books on fiction were "poor" and it seemed that they were becoming a sort of "opium of the literates" said Dr. R. S. Hardie, the retiring president, at the annual meeting164 words
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Article, Illustration1706 1951-03-30 6 Malaya under the Emergency 28 "piIE freedom experienced at Taiping Rehabi- litation Camp opens out the men who arrive in it from the closer confines of the Federation's detention camps. They enter Into all the activities of their new surroundings with enthusiasm. I was told1,706 words
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Article424 1951-03-30 6 The All)i//ia THE Royal Air Force is setting a good example by cutting out more than four hundred old and dangerous trees, mostly Alblzzlas, in the station grounds at Changl. The Albizzia is the quick-est-growing tree in Malaya. Records of the rate of growth have been kept,424 words
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Advertisement870 1951-03-30 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. BIRTHS I STUART to Alex Sc Brenda at XX. Hospital on the 25.3.51, a daughter Penelope Dawn. RAVIX. On 27 3.1951 at Bungsar Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, to Monlque, wife of R Ravix, SocAn Co., Ltd., a son, Joel Thomas. ENGAGEMENT GOULD— MARSH: The engajremrnt Is announced of Geoffrey870 words
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Advertisement42 1951-03-30 6 Itn. READER'S Digest (AMERICAN EDITION) Reid How the Red Spies Work Danger! Population Explosion Ahead Unconquerable Kagawa Miracl* at Carville Book Condensation Etc. Etc, Etc. $1.00 in February Issue Wow on Sal* Sole Agents: RAJ «c GOPAL LID POST BOX 257 SINGAPORE42 words
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Advertisement17 1951-03-30 6 FOR HOME GUARD SERI.MBAN, Thurs.— Lie;;:. Colonel Gae Keene has baeii appointed Home Guard supervisor Negri Sembilan.17 words
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Advertisement128 1951-03-30 6 •*Man-in-the-Street" T ETTERS to the editor will be found in Page Two. I^^ SKRIP LEAVES STEEL Ifr* POINTS UNHARMED. REAOy-TO-WRiTE. SAFEST EVEN THE BOTTU rS BERER/ S^/^ M n~, WP OH FILL VOO« P£N FROM THE TOP f™. D^,L^ i iin NOT THE BOTTOM WITH SHEAFFER'S WRITING FLUID. EXCLUSIVE TOP-Wfc"LL128 words
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Article50 1951-03-30 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— Tan Hock Ei was sentenced in the Sessions Court today to four weeks' imprisonment and a fine of $50, or a further two weeks 1 imprisonment for theft of two ladies' wrist watches and a pocket watch, valued at $400, the property of Datin Mootatamby50 words
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Article546 1951-03-30 7 S'pore Rubber Assn. Chief Answers Critics THE contribution by the rubber industry to the welfare of Malaya and the British Commonwealth "is tremendous", said Mr. I. G. Salmond, chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, at its annual meeting yesterday. Total Malayan shipments of rubber546 words
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Article220 1951-03-30 7 Gimson Watches A Mock Riot fTHE Governor of Singa- pore, Sir Franklin Gimson, and service officers saw a mock riot quelled at Singapore Volunteer Corps headquarters at Beach Road yesterday. A hundred 'rioters' armed With sticks and pistols beat up a civilian and attacked a van. T>vo lorry loads of220 words
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Article77 1951-03-30 7 V EARLY 100 Singapore Chinese youth orcicmisavohiotic to Nationplist China, lore tormed t'emsches ivto an antiC' mmunist bloc iri Malaya. T :!s iras rerralcd last vinhf when 300 Chinese youth* vacked the premises ct the Chunq Shinq Club in S'nqopore to celebrate Ynuth Day. a day77 words
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Article, Illustration27 1951-03-30 7 THE GOVERNOR, Sir Franklin Gimson, pinning the Order of the British Empire on Lt.-Col. R. W. WatsonHyatt at the Singapore Volunteer Corps Headquarters yesterday. Straits Times Picture.27 words
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Article, Illustration39 1951-03-30 7 THE COMMiSSIOXFKGENERAL. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, photographed by the Straits Times yesterday at Bukit Serene, with the Indo-China iWton They are (left to right): M. Tran Yen Hoan. M. Jacques Lefevre, and M. La Quoc Lap.39 words
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Article128 1951-03-30 7 VI ALAYA>i charcoal, for which Singapore house*Tl wives pay high prices, is being shipped in bulk to Hong Kong, because dealers can get a better price there although freight costs are 566 a ton Yesterday, on board the American freighter Philippine Bear, which called at Singapore128 words
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Article167 1951-03-30 7 THE U.S. General Services Administration has in the last few months, stopped buying Malayan off-grade rubber, Singapore rubber dealers told the Straits Times yesterday This was mainly due to the rise in prices of off-grade rubber, and to heavier local demands for re-milling, they said.167 words
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Article128 1951-03-30 7 QU TONG KENG, 15-year-old son of a Hylam coffeeshop owner, was riding a bicycle along Beach Road on March 20 when he was knocked down by a lorry. He died in hospital. At the inquest yesterday the driver,, an Indian named Uttrapathy told the Coroner, Mr. E.128 words
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Article114 1951-03-30 7 ABOUT 160 Indian lighterworkers of the Indianowned Singapore General Lighterage Company may go on strike if one company continues to refuse their demand for a wage-increase. The management refused to negotiate with the Singapore Lighter Workers Union, on behalf of the workers, a spokesman of114 words
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Article64 1951-03-30 7 Tan Thian Kak was charged in Singapore yesterday with failing, when aboard a motorsampan at Telok Ayer basin on March 17, to produce the licence of the sampan; being m fraudulent possession of six gunny sacks of pepper worth fo™ 00: and offei>ing a bribe of $30064 words
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Article52 1951-03-30 7 The first election meeting of Mr H. J. c. Kulasingha (Progressive Bukit Timah district) will be held this evening at the Government Malay School, e^i milestone Pasir Panjang Road, at 5.30 p.m. Inche Ahmad bin Haji Mohamed Salleh, president of the Pasir Panjang branch of the Malay Union52 words
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Article20 1951-03-30 7 From Our Own Correspondent KUANTAN. Thurs.—Mentlga Singh was fined $3 at Kuantan for being drunk and incapable.20 words
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Article109 1951-03-30 7 TNFORMATION on the lncld- ence of tuberculosis among university students in SouthEast Asia is lacking It was said at yesterday's meeting on student health at the University of Malaya. The conference, sponsored by the International Students' favoured the establishment of a system for compiling statistics. The109 words
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Article, Illustration201 1951-03-30 7 yHERE has been a poor response to the Admiralty x offer of 15 jobs in the Cocos Islands for semiskilled and unskilled Malay and Indian workers on a two-year service contract. The jobs are for a fitter, general mechanic, carpenter, mason, cook, three houseboys boat201 words
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Article58 1951-03-30 7 Singapore Municipal Commissioners will be asked tomorrow to sanction $14,500 for laying water mains and installing two fire hydrants in Teluk Kurau. The main* will provide water to 182 homes and shops to be erected in the area bounded by Changi Road, Still Road, Teluk Kurau58 words
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Article36 1951-03-30 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs Mr. R. A. Coles, manager. Tong Hlng Estate, Masai, was elected chairman of Johore Planters' Association today. Mr. Coles paid a tribute to Mr. A. O. Boyd, the retiring36 words
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Article305 1951-03-30 7 AFTER nearly a month of idleness, Singapore's fleet of timber tongkangs will sail for Bengkalis, Sumatra, when the Indonesian government cables confirmation of agreements made at timber talks in Singapore. Mr. L E X Averill. of th Economic Affairs office, who was Chairman of the305 words
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Article32 1951-03-30 7 From Our Own Correspondent KUANTAN. Thurs.— Mr. W. Burns, formerly of Penang. has returned from long leave and has gone as OSPC to Kuantan in place of Mr. I. Dougan.32 words
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Article55 1951-03-30 7 A HEAVY rainstorm over ri Singapore yesterday afternoon forced a Malayan Airways Dakota from Bangkok and Penang to circle over the island for half an hour before landing. The 'plane made two attempts to land but was diverted away and landed later as visibility improved. She55 words
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Article119 1951-03-30 7 ANOTHER Dakota aircraft is being modified and refurnished in Britain for the Malayan Airways fleet. It will be put into service at the end of May. Malayan Airways said yesterday that the Dakota will be used to increase the flights to Sarawak and North119 words
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Article263 1951-03-30 7 THREE journalists front Indo-China -saw me sisiiwi of Singapore yesterday. They had come at the invitation (if the Commissioner;Gc'ner:il. Mr. Madcolm Mac Donald. witu whom they had luncheon at Bukit Serene. The party was: M. Jacques Lefevr-, director and editor of Journal d'Extreme Orient, M.263 words
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Advertisement29 1951-03-30 7 ...WITHWVWRtO-FAMOUS beer «,«*,> THE EAST ASIAftC CU., LTD. \/\^^sjl t Binoculars suneinsx, NEW CHINA OPTICAL CO. j CAPITOI OPTICAL CO 71 High\s». Singapore Cuoitol Bid* Singapore Phonf ***** Phone *****29 words
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Advertisement118 1951-03-30 7 ff m^3~3~j^3* automatic 17 jewel high-grade movement 40 hours' running reserve Non-magnetic Shock-absorbing Water-tight and dust-proof No idle boast It Ttisot't claim t* f inn check Hi* fact that In •vary country throughout th« world, the best jewellers recommend Tissot. They stand behind its accuracy and the builtin quality that118 words
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373 1951-03-30 8 Rubber Trade Should Go On Even If Control Scheme Starts-Salmond IF an international allocation scheme for rubber was decided on, it was hoped it would operate through customary trade channels, said Mr. I. G. Salmond, chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, at the annual meeting yesterday. 'There373 words
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Article, Illustration72 1951-03-30 8 MADAM CHOOI LOY SEONG of Ipoh. receiving the Colonial Police Medal for Gallantry earned by her husband. Special Constable Tan Sang, who was killed by bandits in Dec. 1949. RIGHT: Honorary Inspector George Treble, of the Pahang Aaxiliary Police and manager of Semantan Estate. Mentakab. receiving the Colonial72 words
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Article164 1951-03-30 8 DOCKYARD CO-OP PROPOSAL v to find out many workers would 1 nibers of a co- H:>p at the Naval d. is being taken by i ire Naval Base I Co-operative 1 and Loan Society. The secretary of the society, V. Khalaff, told the I l.mes yesterday that ti.' chairman of164 words
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Article34 1951-03-30 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— Mbs E. F-.rnandes. State Welffcre Officer, has received from |h Bultan of Johore. In Lond'Hi. parcel of illustrated i acs and periodicals for te Welfare Home, at Johore Bahru.34 words
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Article65 1951-03-30 8 SINGAPORE Newt; 10.10 Close; 12 Malay; 1 rm. Radio Orch.; 130 N- s 1.45 Art van Damme Quint 2 Clr*<>: 5 Malay; 6.15 < 6.30 Forces Favourites"; 7 13 Interlude: 7.30 "Peri 8 Talk, 8.15 -Even830 "Friday Prom"; 2nd Syrrphony); 9.45 Spore Municipal Commisstaaen meeting report; Smith Show;65 words
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Article101 1951-03-30 8 For fraudulent possession of 230 katis of rubber, a 17-year-old trisha-rider. Ng Puck Hal. was sentenced by Mr. R. B. I. Pates, the Singapore Second Police Magistrate, yesterday to three months' imprisonment. It was stated that when Ng saw a police radio car at Havelock Road,101 words
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Article, Illustration962 1951-03-30 8 Awards For Anti-Bandit Heroes From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. i WEEPING widow was among 35 people who received medals for gallantry and meritorious service from the High Commissioner, Sir Henry Gurney, today at the police depot. A total of 35 awards was962 words
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Article66 1951-03-30 8 From Our Staff Correspondent. IPOH, Thursday. DUST in a pot of cooking rice led to a quarrel during which a bucket of water and a cooking pot were thrown. At a tequel a maid servant, Lee Chin Hot, was today, awarded $50 cgmpenation by the66 words
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452 1951-03-30 8 CRIME IN SHB AREA ON THE INCREASE /^RIME in the Singapore Harbour Board area is on the rise but most of the cases detected were petty thieving and not the serious types. In most cases, however, the culprits have not been* apprehended. Crime statistics for the Harbour Board as compiled452 words
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Article247 1951-03-30 8 UOW a marine police patrol in the Inner Roads of Sin- gapore Harbour early one morning surprised a group of men who were transferring rubber bales from a ship into a sampan, was yesterday related in the Singapore Third District Court When the247 words
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Article36 1951-03-30 8 Lim Boh, of Sembawang Road, Singapore was fined $50 in Singapore yesterday for stealing three toy fire engines from a lighter In the docks. He said he took them for his children.36 words
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Article185 1951-03-30 8 A TREMENDOUS ovation was given to Lola Bobesco and her husband, Jacques Genty, at the conclusion of the final concert with the Singapore Musical Society at the Victoria Memorial Hall last night. Their solos, on violin and piano respectively, surpassed previous performances and Lola Bobesco was called185 words
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Article52 1951-03-30 8 One Indian and 14 Chinese shopkeepers who pleaded guilty in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday to failing to observe the Weekly Hottidays Ordinance, were fined $25 each. Urn Qek Cheow of Chop I Tv Sfnf, who ftiltd U> douJ fijirwy on Feb. 14,52 words
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Advertisement57 1951-03-30 8 1867 TIME-PROOF WATCHES Sole Agents: MONTOR LTD.;"; Arcade? Singapore Tc!s: 589V5892 EsUbHsKed 1904 THE CAPITOL RESTAURANT I presents < Rene Nieves 'GUARACHA m lira I NAVY HULA-HULA"\ TONIGHT NIGHTLY SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT jl The CAPITOL RESTAURANT will serve patron with a special "THEATRE-DINNER" ($4.00) frory 8 p.m. 9 p.m. with Hungarian57 words
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Advertisement205 1951-03-30 8 Sgtt/ek Ve/iverief in this big capacity van increase your goodw/fff Extend your sphere of operations with a speedy MORRIS 5 cwt. VAN. Easily adapted to the needs of many trades. Capacity 70 cubic feet with an additional 9 cubic feet beside die driver. Short overall length. Full width opening rear205 words
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506 1951-03-30 9 CHAMPAGNE SPIKED WITH PR USSIC ACID entertainment page HOLLYWOOD hns once or twice taken n deep breath and launched ;i satire on itself, usually without great success: keep ing a wary eye on the source of much of its talent, it luis hitherto steered clear of sati rising the stage506 words
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Article, Illustration541 1951-03-30 9 BRUCE FRASER talking about could see several times. If you like an escape from banality, a draught of sparkling wine even if laced with venom, you will enjoy All About Eve*. ft fHE American policeman has for so long been portrayed in pictures as a thick-headed sadist who does541 words
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Article, Illustration10 1951-03-30 9 RICARDO MONTALBAN and ELSA LANCHESTER in Mystery Street."10 words
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Article338 1951-03-30 9 Rivals In Real Life HOLLYWOOD: FULM stars BETTE DAVIS and ANNE BAXTER, whose battle for careers provided the spark for "All about Eve", are favourites in a new duel— the race for top actress honours in the "Oscar' selections for 1950. The golden statuettes, awarded annually by the Academy of338 words
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Advertisement196 1951-03-30 9 i BE THE FIRST TO SEE THIS j SPECTACULAR j; 2 HOURS ie 24 ITEMS j j; |S j yw ii I wy tew On The Stage of The I From SUNDAY APRIL Ist. 3 SHOWS AT: 4.00. 6.30 and 9.30 p.m. $10. $8. $6. $4 (Reserved), $2, (Unreserved) 4196 words
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Advertisement234 1951-03-30 9 Sf l ]^__^toJ M^ ill *^B lil MA\ COPY Distributed by SHAW BROS. I'll). Starring SABU JUNE DUPREZ JOHN JUSTIN CONRAD VEIDT REX INGRAM as ihe Genie Morning Show Tomorrow at 9 a.m Errol Flynn in "ESCAPE ME NEVER" TODAY ll¥l|ljl||liUa.4, 5 -6.30| FOUR SHOWS frtl afMiS-ifra 5.30 It's NOT234 words
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Miscellaneous47 1951-03-30 9 IV ANnOE i>!?\\\\ by peter iacksov £CVW n* WiFl* Tfctflb tttf fcji TD Cfrdtit H THI% CtO**<CS CLOW* I I F| E N Di IN HELL"" 'OO* HIM MYSfcL" "W I ut o«-»c^ >»^j» "ii* v____U I "mI ctr£nc muSI I Tut POSTERN and wOND£H£D why hB47 words
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Article, Illustration559 1951-03-30 10 Victoria Chappelle - Victoria Chappelle By LU.Stf/O.V in 1951 will demand a certain amount of self-discipline. Nothing else will en.ible a woma?i effectively to wear the sheathlike line which is typical of quite half the new evening dresses, although a good foundation garment will help considerably towards the up-to-date559 words
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Article564 1951-03-30 10 A New Approach To Vegetables ESTHER CHAN'S I Asian I Cookery] IMfiMMIMMMIIIIIIIIIIir I^HE Chinese way of cooking green vegetables is particularly tasty if good quality cooking fat is used and the vegetables welldrained, because the crispness, flavour and vitamins are all retained. Although the actual cooking method is frying, the564 words
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Article, Illustration323 1951-03-30 10 EDDIE GILMORE - EDDIE GILMORE f— By i T»HE four-footed domesA tic-dog sometimes re- ferred to as man's best friend has been turned into an ornament of fickle female fashion. This startling fact, which should make canine lovers growl from one hemisphere to the othsr, leaped323 words
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Advertisement11 1951-03-30 10 Singer Sewing MacfciM Cr, (Inc. i» U.S.A.) Meyer Chaeters. Saßijwre. SINR-1S11 words
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Miscellaneous340 1951-03-30 10 f.._. 228. Wife of Soames Forsyte (5). btraits Times Crossword t2t 2 9 vPTIf" 5 where gas or water -~~l ..XV^ .V.VM. ra*JJ. DOWN. "1 il* U3U 3 ll* 1 9 i 8 I i a 1. You do It totally when you $SS?I 3SBa MsSsa ,gp tsSsS §§J §sS340 words
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Article264 1951-03-30 11 LONDON STOCKS LONDON, Thurs. /^LOSING middle prices of \j selected stocks, as supplied to the Straits Times by special arrangement with The Financial Times, were: MMM Cututoli Mi —I funding 4% 1MI I War 3i* n BANKS harterrd (£5 pd.l 1*1 +1 Mercantile >tOi\ >£:i pd 23 Hongkong i$:jSi IX264 words
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Article59 1951-03-30 11 HONGKONG. Thurs.— The Hongkong Legislative Council yesterday adopted an amended budget bill for the year ending March 31. 1952, at HK5234.669.050 instead of HK5233.465.137. Proposals by Unofficial members to reduce the standard rale of tax to the former level of 10 per cent and deferment of enforcementReuter; Reuter-AAP - 59 words
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Article35 1951-03-30 11 npHE Malayan Exchange Banks Association announced yesterday that control direct rates for Canadian dollars were: Buyine T.T. 34 11 16. Airmail iO.D> 34 13/16. <90 day* i 35 1/16: Selling T.T./OD. ready 34%.35 words
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Article223 1951-03-30 11 Tone Steady; Prices Slightly Up From A Market Correspondent TPHE Singapore rubber market was steady yesterday. Sellers were reserved on the news of bellicose propaganda utterances from Peking. At the steady close, firstgrade for April shipment stood at $2.16 a 1b. buyers. l'i cents above Wednesday's close. There223 words
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Article36 1951-03-30 11 HONO KONG, Thurt* CiREE market currency exchange r (or Hong Kong dollar* was quoted at the close on Thursday as follows: US$l HKS6.OI (cash): HKS6.OS'. iT); £1 HK515.60; one tael of gold HK$3lO\.— U.P.UP - 36 words
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Article33 1951-03-30 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs.. Mar. 29— $57fi (up $11.75). £1,220 a ton in London LONDON. Thurs. Mar. 29. —Spot Buyers. £1.120: Forward £1,150; Settlement £1,230 (down £10). Turnovers: a.m. 45 tons, p.m. 55 tons.33 words
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Article133 1951-03-30 11 npHE pepper section of the Singapore produce market wai quiet yesterday, with no buying interest. White pepper dropped by $10 a plcul to $1,045 for Muntok and $1,040 for Sarawak. Lampong black remained unchanged. The copra section opened lower, with buyers at $54 and sellers at $55...133 words
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Article168 1951-03-30 11 Malayan Shares Tins Still Ease 'THERE was again a slightly easier feeling in Tin shares in the Malayan share market yesterday, though Industrials and Rubbers were inclined to harden. Price changes announced bj the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association were: 1NDISTBIAUI Fraser it Nravc Ordi 3.45 Gammons 2.55 W. Hammer 35.60 M168 words
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Article109 1951-03-30 11 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR Thurs. PRODUCTION of palm oil and kernels in the Federation has been dropping since December last year. From not less than 4,500 tons a month produced during the last three nfonths of 1950. production fell to 4,068 tons in January and109 words
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198 1951-03-30 11 CHIPS in the Singapore Roads and alongside the Singapore Harbour Board godowns yesterday at 4 p.m. were: Outer Road?: Hai Hsuan, FiikitAdmiral Hardy, Eastern Qae«n. Chong Ya. Maung Bama, Philippine Bear. Glenfinlas. Denoißhrhire. Japara. Rebeverctt, Seiko Maru. Tatsuwa Maru. Bennpvio. Calchss. Hong 9iang. S.198 words
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Advertisement413 1951-03-30 11 PRESIDENT LINER SAILINCS To New YorV and Boston via Ceylon. India EeyPt and Mediterranean Ports ■vntaooit P Swetienham Kenani PP.ES JOHNSON 29 Mar./4 Apr. 5/6 Apr 7/8 Aar. "PRES MONROE' 9/M Apr Omit IS/16 Apt. -PRES AITNUt- 16/22 Aor. 23/24 Apr. 25/26 Aar. ••ra.ES BUCHANAN" 1/7 May 8/9 May 10/12413 words
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Advertisement460 1951-03-30 11 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINCS FROM SCANDINAVIAN. X /CONTINENT: S'pote P. Sham Hanang "Nordvest" foi «ong K.ong. Kobe v okohamj Cda*. 4/S "Erria" for ia gon 6 Bangkc* 4-5 Apr. 1- 3 Apr. 31-31 Mar. "Nordhval" for Bangkok 20-21 Apr. 17-18 Apr "Panama" for B"kok. ia gon, M Kong, Mania Kobe460 words
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Advertisement983 1951-03-30 11 I^Wc^sT»TsTßa^o«^COTj^LTD^ Telephone Ne. 5906. SLLBRMAN *k BUCKNAU KI.AVKNESS CINE LONOON. HAVRE. ANTWERP LOS ANCELES. SAN FRANCISCO. ROTTERDAM b HAMBURC PORTLANO SEATTLE VANCOUVIR and toi U.b.A North Atlantic Potts and Canada via Colombo Accept. rg careo for Central b South «.s. CITY Of POONA AmerKan Ports ypoie P ynam fenang m.«.983 words
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Article, Illustration457 1951-03-30 12 LongPassingßea t The Indonesians R.E.M.E 2; Indonesians 1. RE.M.E. remained the only unbeaten team in the S.A.F.A. Division One League when they just managed to defeat Indonesian League by two goals to one at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Rain in the afternoon made the ground sodden and though457 words
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Article509 1951-03-30 12 Daniels's Charges Work Well TRACK WORK (By EPSOM JEEP) TRAINING for the Singapore Turf Club's three-day April meeting, which starts on April 7, began at Bukit Timah yesterday in ideal conditions, and early trackwatchers were provided with some useful hints from the local stables. Trainer Turley, with his four-horse entry,509 words
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Article163 1951-03-30 12 JJA.F. Tengah, unbeaten in three outings in S.A.F.A. Division Two, were also successful In their second game in the United Services Football League yesterday when they beat RAF. Malntainence Unit by three goals to nothing at Tengah. Although R.A.F.M.U. made a fight of it, Tengah were generally163 words
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Article56 1951-03-30 12 SYDNEY, Thurs. CRACK jockey Billie Cook rode five winners in his first five mounts at Randwick racecourse yesterday. Cook heads the Sydney winning: jockeys' list this season. He leaves for England on Sunday to ride in the current English racing season. Cook rode with56 words
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Article198 1951-03-30 12 3 TROPHY RACES FOR PENANG PENANG, Thurs. THREE trophy races the Summer Cup, Club Cup and Ladies' Plate will be run at the Penang Turf Club's three-day Summer Meeting on May 5. 9 and 12. Two runs each are provided for horses, Cl. 3 and Cl. 4. Stakes and distances198 words
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Article351 1951-03-30 12 "TWO players, one from Rotterx dam Trading and one from the Straits Times, were sent off Farrer Park field yesterday within a few minutes of each other during a Business House "B" league soccer match which ended in a two-all draw. The incidents occurred late in351 words
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Article417 1951-03-30 12 Following are weekend cricket teams: R.A.F. SELETAR Tomorrow Police at Seletar at 2.15 p.m.: S Ldi Hudson (capt.), F Sgt. Jeffery, Sgt. Day, Cpl. F. House AC Powell, AC Jury, AC Gosine, AC Fleming, AC Waldock, AC 9harpe, AC Goodwin. I2lh man: F/Sgt. O'Brien. Umpire: Capt. Stocker;417 words
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Article469 1951-03-30 12 Kedah Gymkhana Tomorrow From Our Staff Correspondent ALOR STAR, Thursday. WITH the Alor Star track firm and the going likely to be very good, Saturday's Kedah Gymkhana meeting has attracted big fields for all eight races. Ten women riders, all from outstations, will be participating. Singapore469 words
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Article170 1951-03-30 12 FATHUL Karib beat Cheerful Lads two-nil in a S.A.F.A. Division 2 fixture at the BODCA Ground. 3t. George's Road, yesterday. Both sides played clean soccer of high standard. The loseis were handicapped by having to Tleld live reserves, but they made a good showing. Kirn Cheng played170 words
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212 1951-03-30 12 Ooi's A im To Be In Thomas Cup Team In 1952 From Our Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thursday. MALAYA'S Thomas Cup hero, Ooi Teik Hock said iTI today that he would make a bid for a place in the 1952 Malayan team that defends the trophy. This was Ooi's reason for212 words
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226 1951-03-30 12 Hat-Trick By Angullia In Borneo's Win •pHE Business Houses League "A" soccer tie between Malayan Airways and Borneo Motors Sports Club at V.M.C.A. ground yesterday resulted in a very thrilling four-two win for Borneo's. Highlight of the exciting soccer was Dollah Angullia's display at centre-forward for Borneo M< tors Displaying226 words
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Article48 1951-03-30 12 SOCCER: Div. 3B: V.M.M.A. y Bukit Timah S.C. at Geylanf: Business Hse. Lge. A: Fraser Neaye v O.T.E.C. at F*N: easiness Hse. Lee. B: Dunlop S.C. f Mansfield at Farrer Park; Services Lee.: 3* Bn. t S.n.S.R Friendly: Jollilads v Bata Shoe S.C. at Kp. Bahru.48 words
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Advertisement847 1951-03-30 12 (Continued I SITUATIONS VACANT fok Nonets BttiAKuiNo rimuv REQUIRED. Good typist. Lady preferred. Apply with teatlmonUla, Manner Whiteaways. Singapore. W\NTED by European Company experienced book-keeper ranabla of keeping full act of £Uk, BUte references and fuU p^iculax. to Box A4669. ST. v, r.,-, ™»n WANTED reliable ■UIO«>?a? Lady Secretary Stenographer847 words
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