The Straits Times, 1 April 1951

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    28 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Edition Of Th« Straits Tioaaa dc Singapore Fre« Praia No. 818 SINGAPORE. SINDAY, APRIL 1, 1951. PRICE TEN CENTS
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    HELICOPTER TO FIGHT PLAGUE
    301 1 Caterpillars 'attack farm Sunday Times Staff Reporter AN R.A.F. helicopter will be used this morning to combat a horde of "mystery caterpillars" which are earing up Napier grass at the Singapore Dairy Farm in Bukit Timah. The Napier grass is part of the feed given to
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    PERAK CHIEF DIES
    44 1 Sunday Time* SUIT Correspondent IPOH. Bat.— Datoh Panglima. Kinta, Sri Amar DlWangsa. Inche Tan bin Moliamed Yusuff. one of the major chiefs of Perak, died last night at his home In Jalan Datoh, Ipoh. He had been 111 for six months.
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    A RECORD MONTH FOR RESCUES
    99 1 A RECORD MONTH FOR RESCUES fA I.AST-MINUTE call to air- 1 lift a rasualty frcm a t southern I iy made r.th fcr the 1 .sual'v Evacuat Air Force. The patir-nt was the twelfth to h« airiii'ed in the n March one up on i I ber 1950. in which
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    59 1 |»4v H«IMi« wfc« wen bit hrn Oscjr.' the (old •riractrc of the Academy or atotiea Am and Science* tor her dumb blonde ■>art in H<c Columbia production 'Born Yesterday." A New York ■hi |udv became an o»«rni(lit ■tar on Broadway with her fanath comedy slaying rit* blonde Cji-chorm (irl role
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    SHE SLANDERED THE POPE
    44 1 CHIETI, Italy, Sat—Glamorous Laura Diaz, a Communist deputy, was convicted last night of slandering Pope Piux XII by saying his hands were "dripping with blood." Judge Carlo Pierantonio passed an eight-month suspended sentence at the close of her one-day tri^'
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    SINGAPORE BRANCH
    33 1 KARACHI, Sat. Thp National Bank of Pakistan is to open overseas branches in Singapore, the United Kingdom, the United States, India and Egypt, it was officially announced j .sterday— A P.
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    CONGO RUBBER
    33 1 BRUSSELS. Sat Rubber production in the Belgian Congo was 8,000 tons last year, compared with 5.737 in 1949 and 1.047 In 1945. Producers estimate 1951 production a* 10.000 tons A P.
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    ILLNESS DENIED
    28 1 RANGOON, Sat -Mr. Paul Ruegger, learVr of the International Red Cross mission to Communist China, today denied the reported illness of Chinese leader Mao Tze-tung. -A.P.
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    U.S. tanks over the parallel
    198 1 TOKYO, Saturday. TANKS and infantrymen of two American divisions 1 crossed the 38th Parallel into North Korea today. The Americans carried the -war back across the frontier where the Chinese Communists New Year's Eve offensive rolled like a human sea through the United Nations lines
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    UN casualties in Korea
    45 1 LAKE SUCCESS Sat. CASUALTIES suffered k>y United Nations force* in Korea totalled 228.941. according to in informal survey r«lened by the United Nations Secretariat today. The total number killed in action was 25.374, wounded 122.394. and missing in action 75.173— Reuter.
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    ....AND HERE 18 THE ENEMY
    16 1 ....AND HERE 18 THE ENEMY- Tkses or roe caterjj.llars afcetetrjphcd. for scale, against an ordinary mated
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    SiAM'S SANDBAR TO BE DREDGED
    56 1 BANGKOK. Sat. Siam yesterday signed a contract with a Dutch firm for dredging work that will open the port of Bangkok to large ships for the first time. The removal of the sandbar barrier at the mouth of the Chao Phya river, 20 miles away,
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    TWO-ARROWS-INTO-ONE WAS THE SHOT OF THE DAY
    79 1 SHADES OF ROBIN HOOD! This neat little two-arrows-taU-one trick was done by Denis Smith, captain of targets in Singapore Archey Club, in a contest with the Naval Base archers. Denfe shooting at yards range, scored a gold with the first arrow and followed
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    Black market grip on T.B. drug
    268 1 Ma. KITAHARA Sunday Times Staff Reporter A TEMPORARY shortage of streptomycin, an anti-tuberculosis drug, has started a blackmarket in Singapore and the Federation. Patients are being asked to pay $6.50 for a gramme vial. Its normal price is $2.60. Most doctors and a few
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    JAP CIVIL SERVANT FOR RICE TALKS
    134 1 JAP CIVIL SERVANT FOR RICE TALKS "pHE first Japanese civil servant to land In Singapore since the end of the war, Mr H. Kitahara of the Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry, is here at the Invitation of the Commissioner-General. Mr. B.M. Jensen of the Economic and Scientific section
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    STOP DRINKING,
    48 1 AMMAN Sat.— King Abdullah of Jordan has ordered all Government officials to avoid drinking and gambling The king, who claims descent from the family of Mohammed. Prophet of Islam. said that the Government and th£ people should stick closer to the teachings of the Koran.— A.P
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    74 1 The finalists in the "Ideal Working Ctrl" contest who were selected yesterday afternoon at Raffle* Hotel. Standing left to right: Anna Wen, Chan Syi Lan. Rosemary Tay. Florence Cheah. Mrs. I. C. Fencott. Sally Chcong. Mrs. Quee me Wong and Mr*. B. Y. Edwards. Sitting left to right: Mrs. C.
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    RAF BLASTS BANDIT SITES
    89 1 'TEMPEST fighter-bombers of the R.A.F. in Malaya had a busy day yesterday against bandit targets. They operated in a combined attack with Brigand bombers in N. W. Perak. and on a target of their own in Kedah. Then they flew out in waves during the afternoon
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    STARTING THE BiG COUNT
    59 1 LONDON, Sat— An "army" of 60,000 men and women began knocking on doors throughout Britain today to collect facts and figures for the first census since 1931. They began door to door delivery of census forms in preparation for the big count on Opril 8. Britain's
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    RADIO OFFICIAL KILLED
    123 1 RADIO OFFICIAL KILLED Sunday Times Staff Correspondent PENANC. Sat kJR. Lan Henderson, J4nn year-old English Programme director of Radio Malaya's Penang station. was found by a police patrol lying unconscious m Green Lane. Penang, early today with his overturned car a short distance away He died soon afterwards m hospital
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    Memories of a Malayan Civil Servant-7
    87 2 .it of o«<H>t Ua4 cUm to Ink it M«rtaiaw railway station that was what oU Hai. Abdul Himid and his wit* Hjp Rosiah. rfcought th«y had houghr. ai narrated in th(. paf* today. Here is ■•kit Mertajatn star »n. Will just as '•'< «n
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    MUTURAMAN CHETTY'S TRAIL OF KAMPONG FRAUD
    2082 2  -  R. J. FARRER, C.M.G. By |N October. 1902. began a matter which was to prove Hrn mo»t engrossing and, in some ways, fhe most important of my official life. Hap Abdul Hamid. a Javanese who had been .•ettled m Province Wei'f sley smce his
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    TYRE RATION CALL TO END A RACKET
    299 3 TYRE RATION CALL TO END A RACKET 'Let the car firms do the job 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S motor tyre racket can be smashed if tyre manufacturers' agents in the. Colony introduce a strict rationing system, Mr. T. A. Simon, President of the Singapore Hire Car Association, said
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    THE RAFS BIRTHDAY'
    141 3 Today Ht« 33rd. fc.rtKJjv" •r Hta Naval Air Fore* l» wat on April 1. 1911. Hiat tfca RAF. was SMSS*\ rfc* Rov»l Naval Air Service aftd tfc* Kayal Flvwf C*ra« into a tenure Service of »fc« Croww. TS, R.A.F.'t prog*** keen cloter* linked wirk development! in aviation,
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    CELEBRATING, BIRTH, NOT GAMBLING
    139 3 CELEBRATING, BIRTH, NOT GAMBLING Saarfay Tiaaea SUIT BeparUr 'pWENTY Chinese *omen, young and old, faces t reathed in smiles, thanked •he Singapore Second Police Magistrate. Mr. RBI. Pates, yesterday after being acquitted on a charge of gambling at Queen Street on March 16. The prosecution alleged 'hat the women were
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    HELP ME' HE WROTE TO CHURCHILL
    328 3 HELP ME' HE WROTE TO CHURCHILL Sunday linn SUIT Reporter BECAUSE a former Singapore Government servant feels that th« local Government has been '"kitting" on his cas« and "has done nothing" to re-engage him since he returned from long leave in Ceylon in 1949 he has onw asked the assistance
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    STOLE 535 FROM HIS EMPLOYER
    68 3 Sunday Timra SUIT Reporter Shanmugam, a waiter to an Indian eating-shop in Nelson Road unlocked a drawer and stole $35 while his employer was busy fen the kitchen He then disappeared with the money. He appeared yesterday before Mr. TE. Smith In the Singapore Third
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    RIDICULOUS' SAYS MR. MAJID
    62 3 Sunday Tisac* staff Rrportar Mr. MA. Majid. independent candidate for City district, said at Finlayson Green last night It was ridiculous to talk about any form of democratic government while Singapore continued to have the emergency regulations. He charged that the "bureaucrat ie administrators in Whitehall"
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    CHURCH WEDDING
    46 3 Sunday Times SUIT Reporter The wedding took place at the Church of our Lady of Lourdes, Singapore, yesterday between Mr. J. Anthony of Singapore and Miss Josephine Simon of Talplng. A reception was held at the bridegroom's residence In Roberts Lane after the ceremony.
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    CRUEL TO GEESE
    29 3 For causing unnecessary suffering to 15 geese by placing in two small baskets. Yeo Nlang Kwang was fined $25 In the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday.
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    GAMBLERS FINED
    23 3 Seventeen Chinese were each fined $15 In the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday for gambling at Weld Road, Singapore, on Friday.
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    DISCLAIMER
    30 3 Mr. Goh Kirn Ho. fishmonger, of 491 -B Beach Road. Singapore writes to say that h* Is not the person recently charged for an Identity card and impersonation offence.
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    2,500 kids lose their 'father'
    217 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter TWO thousand and five hundred poor children in Singapore will lose the "father" who has looked after them for the last four years when Mr. C. Mac Cor mack, leaves on Wednesday for sis months' leave in Britain. Mr. MacCormack is
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    ADAT PERPATEH
    40 3 Sund»T Tiaaes SUIT R*s*rl«r A meeting will be held soon by Naning (Negri Sembilani Malays resident in Singapore to discuss the campaign to reform the "adat perpateh." Those interested should contact Inche Isazin at 268. Beach Road. Singapore.
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    TWO FACE RED POSTERS CHARGE
    72 3 Sunday Timra Staff Reporter Tan Kirn Keng. 24. and Tlew Chwee Leong. 21. were separately charged in the Singapore First District Court yesterday with pasting eight Communist posters Inciting violence, on the signboard of the Singapore Glass Factory at the Junction of the Tlong Bahru
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    SLIGHT RISE IN RUBBER PRICE
    181 3 SLIGHT RISE IN RUBBER PRICE Sunday Timra Staff Reporter QINOAPORE rubber market was steady throughout the day. The price of firstgrade for April shipment closed at $2 17' 2 a lb. buyers, one cent above Friday's close. Sellers in the market were reserved and consequently only a small amount of
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    TIN:$622¼ A PICUL
    46 3 TIN:$622 A PICUL SINGAPORE. Sat. Mar. SI. KttJM (up 5*7.75). In the produce market, copra section was dull and positions in this section remained unchanged from that of Friday's. The pepper market was quiet through lack of overseas Inquiries. Prices remained unchanged with no transaction reported.
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    THEY WANT A MALAY ON COUNCIL
    338 3 THEY WANT A MALAY ON COUNCIL Sunday Times Staff Reporter CINCAPORE Malay Un.on. at its annual general meeting yesterday, decided to send a list of names from which the Government can choose one to represent Malay interests in the next Singapore Legislative Council The meeting proposed hat the names of
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    CHURCH BAZAAR IS POPULAR
    72 3 Sund.i* 'lime* Staff Krp>rlrr The Straits Chinese odist Church Annual B wa.s opened yesterday by the Methodist Bisbop'i wife, Mrs. R L. Archer. Crowds flocked to Church hall and every irv> of the many Chinese and Malay food stall* was kepi busy attending to the demands
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    YOUR 9 in 1 GUIDE TO LIVING LONGER
    807 4  - YOUR 9 in 1 GUIDE TO LIVING LONGER CAYELORD HAUSER By ...DR. pORCET your age. It does not matter. Are you alive? Not just living, but alive? Say to yourself. "I can «ye to be one hundred years old Listen to your words. Repeat them Accept those extra years. Science
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    A COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL
    856 4 A COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL SUNDAY, Mar. 18. WHEN approaching TT Kampong Makam on his way to town, the Tuan noticed a military Jeep halted at the r side opposite the ov> grown compound in which stands the flnt bungalow of a Malay pensioner. To his astonishment a Gurkha OR. Jumped out
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      165 4 NEW CROSSWORD ACROSS ~^~"^BlBW~~~~Bi»»»»rt^^BsaaaT^TBBV for instance? 'o) Dr™^^^^^r™ "^^^^^i~~ I "^^^^i~^*"" < ej» M '^^^^i^"™i 15 June day ft)r Eton H""^ I 19 Does he make the Ur I>OW N I J L I I 1 I 1 awaaaWßßaaaal I 1 Puppet playthings proceed at foot gam?, at dressed In
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    GOVT TOLD: PRICE FREEZE NOT ENOUGH
    270 5 GOVT TOLD: PRICE FREEZE NOT ENOUGH Control of essential commodities urged Sunday Times Staff Reporter A DEMAND for Government control of all essential commodities w»s made yesterday by Mr. Frank C. James, vice-chairman of the Consumers Resistance Movement, Katong, Singapore. Mr. James descrjbed the announcement by Singapore. Deputy Controller of
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    40 5 liccpr ro» «Mi<> pa«>««ger wfco received a ttighf terjrc+i over k«r rigwr «y«. tkt »rt««r four occ «»<rttt «r riteta tw« can had a Utcky aacaaa >■ t*it mofor-woatk at rt»« jotxri** ArHivr and M*K«t*attc*) Re*4< last »»em»« Sunday Tim** ptctwea.
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    Perak Red shot dead
    64 5 ■■aafjf TiBBM Stall «iir»p"r.4e«l KLALA LUMPUR I ANOTHER bandit haa been killed In the Federation Me was Leon Yuk Sena; who i« shot <* \d by security Batu Oajan f Prrak today. can battle, a! ifflrer, one! police constable and a! Chinese spci :al constable I
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    MORE DIVORCES IN JOHORE
    137 5 Sunday Timet Staff Correspondent lOHORE BAHRU. Saturday. THERE were more unhappjr marriages among Muslims in |ohore m 1950 than in the preceeding year, say* the |ohore Religious Affairs Department. The var ous Kathi's Courts last year dealt with 1.625 d.vorce cases compared with 1.494 in 1949.
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    999—find my husband
    202 5 999— find my husband Sunday Times Staff Reporter lullt. A. W. Calderwood, head of Singapore Police radio twt division, broadcasting last night, said crews of police rjdio cars often received unusual requests. These included calls to tow vehicles from floods and even requests from worried wives to "find and return
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    Fire destroys Borneo market
    67 5 Sunday Time* Staff Reporter TTHR£I -quarter* of tha native market arta of Kudjr town, in Borneo. reported to hava b««n rascal fcf fir* on Friday night. Tha tow I Hal wood and artao ■hop* and home* built after the lapanet* had destroyed tit* town. How many
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    GENERAL RETURNS
    28 5 Sunday Time* SUIT Reporter The Chief of Staff FARELF. MaJ-Gen J H N Poett. returned to Singapore yesterday by BOAC after a short 'o Hont? Kong.
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    PAPERS WITH D.P.P. CASE POSTPONED
    66 5 Sui.dit Time* SUIT Correspondent IPOH. Sat— When three young Marine Commandos. Challis. McCarty and Dewar, appeared in the Magistrate's Court today on a charge of theft of $20 from a Malay woman on Mar. 16. the prosecuting officer asked for a postponment. The investigating papers
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    PENSIONERS IN CEYLON WANT BIGGER COL
    188 5 PENSIONERS IN CEYLON WANT BIGGER COL Sanda* Tiaaca SUIT Bcpsrtcr MORE than 3.000 Malayan Government pensioners residing in Ceylon have not been paid the special dearness allowance which Ceylon Government pensioners became entitled to from October last year, the Ceylon Daily News reports. According to an agreement between the Malayan
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    ELECTION MEETINGS
    73 5 Sunday Times SUIT Reporter Mr. N. A. Mallal. Progressive candidate for City Ward. Empress Place Monday 5.30 p.m. Mr. V. r. Abdullah. Labour candidate for Buldt Ttmah, outside Bouna VisU Road Social Welfare Centre (sti mile stone. Pasir Panjang) today i p.m.. In front of Sin Wan Theatre.
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    HEALTH NEEDS OF MALAYA UNDER STUDY
    165 5 HEALTH NEEDS OF MALAYA UNDER STUDY jyjALAYA S health problems and needs are engaging the constant attention of the World Health Organisation which is seeking to help in a more effective way. This assurance was given by 60-year-old Dr. Mnrt*"i Elliot, an Assistant DirectorGeneral of the WHO., who called at
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    March—bandits' worst month
    153 5 March— bandits' worst month Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. jyJARCH will probably prova to be the bandits' worst month since the Emergency began, a spokesman of the Director of Operations Staff, said today. One hundred and ten bandits have already been killed or captured and many others wounded
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    CHIEF JUSTICE ON HOLIDAY
    78 5 Sunder Times Staff Krp .1 ur Singapore's Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, and Lady Murray-Aynsley will leave Singapore on holiday on Thursday. They will travel in the Lallandia and are expected to be away for six months. During the absenre of Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley. Mr. Justice
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      217 5 "WEDNESDAY LECTURES ON MARRIAGE Open to all men and women: sponsored by the St. Andrews Cathedral Mothers Union. No. 1 April 4th: "Christian Marriott" Speaker: Canon R. K. S. Adams. Print ipal.' St. Andrews sMnft No. 2 April 11th: 'The Family Rasii of &>ciety" Speaker: Thompson F.sq: Public Relations Secretary.
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    THE MALAYAN SCENE
    1839 6 I Bill fXQUM/ REPORTING YOU don't have to go to Europe, you don't t nave to go to Hong Kong m winter-time to get ft of fresh breeze temperature so cold t^at you wear sweaters in the daytime and huddle •round fireplaces at night You ye got
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    How strong is women's influence today?
    643 7  -  ANTHONY WISE by THERI is great deal being Midi and written *t the moment about the freetom and equality of women in this part of the world, *nd in this country in partic •s are in fy and it is difficu 1 k up
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    FASHIONS OF THE WEEK
    87 7 Picnafore is the name o] this fashion J which hat copied the idea of milady's ap- Ron for an evening dress. It is in full black* organza ''apron and bodice in black and,, white printed silk. Designer was Herbert <■ Sidon. V, X Evening star it
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    Wan Pin Chin says: 'Things are very expensive'
    1036 7 MARY HEATHCOTT, who is on a visit to America, discovers a Malayan student in one of that country's oldest colleges NORFOLK. Virginia. THE Chines* are like Hrn Iritish. They wander all over the place. So I wai not very surprised to hear,
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    A RABBIT FOR FOUR
    582 7 V RABBIT, costing just over a dollar will provide a good meal for four people. To avoid the strong "rabbity" taste so disliked by many people, blanche It before cooking. Do this by scalding It In boiling water for a few mlnut' l RABBIT WITH MISHROOMS.
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    She's QUEEN in THE LAND OF LOVE
    656 8 She's QUEEN in THE LAND OF LOVE QUEEN SALOTE OF TONGA WEIGHS 20 STONE AND STANDS SIX FEET THREE INCHES HIGH, 8UT.... by QNLY three women in the British Commonwealth may fce addressed at Your Majesty Queen Elizabeth. Qjcen Mary, and Queen S. 'ite o* Tonga. ently at Nukualofa t.-ie
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    711 8  -  MARIAN by.... gINDAY: Amah tells me this morning that she will be leaving me shortly, as she wishes to pay a visit to China to see her children. "How are you going?" I ask. "Go ship." replies Amah. "Wouldn't you like to go In an aeroplane?" I enquire.
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    HUNAN CASEBOOK
    886 8 - It is wise to have your own home |TV£/t since we got married fire weeks ago we have lived with my mother who has done her best for us. My hu*band gets on very well with her. We now have a chance of getttng a small houxe of
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      215 8 EILEEN ASCROFT inquires Do career girls make best wives? LJUSgAND No. 1 tayt »o»»« i«oii«y. kow»« IHtk "H»." Playwrigfct (T» «r fw however thort HriW', Dofothr a Son* ROGIR tka knowt that It hat r* bt M.cDOUCALL: "Career girlt workorf for. When the marmake Hrn hetr aaroor glrk. riot tti
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    A BOUQUET' FORSELETAR RESIDENTS
    150 9 A BOUQUET' FORSELETAR RESIDENTS Sunday Times Staff Reporter A BOUQUET" to the people of Seletar is m the election manifesto of Mrs Vilasini Menon. an .Independent candidate for ♦he seat on the Singapore legislative Council Mrs. Menon says: The people of Seletar are known for their sturdy work, independence, political
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    NEW POLICE STATION
    30 9 respond rut JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. v be^un on the build- i i i.ice Station b.ir- i d auxiliary buildings! i. Senea' on the Jo- at I a
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    243 9 ftanoav Than Slat* Rrpartrr Kione H i were arqu t re Seconc I >;erday ther del nee bong r wpre narked with s two bundle* of rubr< ma lorry a: Upper I <?et on Feb 26. Officers e» the Njr.m« m SM of Hie St. lorin Ambulance
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    BAD ADVICE COST HIM $1,800
    95 9 BAD ADVICE COST HIM $1,800 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat LUA Kham, a businessman of J tkarta was fined WOO in the Police Court today for ir.akir.? a faUe statement at tnggi to the effect that he had lived there from 1948 to I^3 and had nerer been absent from Malaya since
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    SOVIET FREIGHTER IN SINGAPORE
    25 9 A Russian freigh'cr. Admiral Skniavin. bound for Novoroffisk from Vladivostok with 4 700 tons of ore arrived in Singapore yesterday after-
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    WOMAN HAD AN ILLICIT STILL
    81 9 On March 22 a party of Customs officers under Preventive Officer Lim Choo Seng raided a hut at Telok Mata Ikan. They lound samsu and a kerosene still, hidden under coconut leaves. The occupier of the hut, Low Ah Cher appeared before Mr. T. E.
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    ON $2,000 BAIL
    44 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sai. Charged In the Police Court todi»v with being concerned In conveying uncustomed goods, six bicycles. 100 cycle rims and 200 cycle chains, valued at $2217 on which duty was $208. Annamalal who r'almed trial was allowed $li>W ball.
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    27 9 Mtai Mimi s*R4 easi Mr. Lim Pniam Men* after, rieir w.ddm| vetrerrfjy the SrraiN Oiiiimc Preibyteiiiit Church. Singjpor*. Tk« Rev. T. C.impbeM Cik*oM officiated Syndar Tmm— p.cttira.
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    Frayed tempers in Singapore
    430 9 Frayed tempers in Singapore By A Political Correspondent ELECTION fever in Singapore has reached th« stage where frayed tempers are threatening in two constituencies, Selerar and Keppel. There are whispering campaigns of corruption and wars of posters m certain other districts. In Seletar, where three Indians Mrs. Vilasini Menon (Independent),
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    BANK MANAGER IS GARLANDED
    51 9 lu4ay Time. SUIT Reporter The general manager of the Indian Overseas Bank Madras. Mr. A. Subbiah, was' garlanded by Indian bankers and merchants yesterday on his arrival in Singapore from Ceylon Mr. Subbiah is here to visit his bank's branches In Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Penang and
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    RIOTER GETS ONE YEAR'S JAIL
    43 9 Sunday Times SUIT Reporter A young Malay. Tamby bin Sidek, was yesterday found guilty In the Singapore Third District Court and sentenced to one year's imprisonment for rioting outside the Supreme Court on the morning of Dec. 11.
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    BROKE INTO HOUSE
    53 9 Sunday Time. SUB Reporter Koh Kirn Teck pleaded guilty before the Singapore First District Judge. Mr. H. Kingdon, yesterday to housebreaking by night at Ylo Chu Kang Road on Feb. 20 with Intent to steal five wristwatches, worth $179. from Bng Kla How. Koh was remanded till
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    University "letter
    477 9 LOVERS of ritual, and there are many of these among students, are often Irritated by the thought that though the University has been in existence for nearly two years It has not yet got a coat-of-arms to adorn its stationery. They have, however, been recently assured by an
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      Merdeka is not enough
      379 10 THE lively electioneering now gomg on in Singapore is having a farreaching effect on the whole country. That the registered electorate in Singapore is still regrettably small does not affect the main issue And the main Issue is that the colony is giving a vital and
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      The festival of music
      85 10 rpHE Singapore Festival of Music is over and once again music lovers In the Federation must be feeling envious. By decrees Singapore Is getting 'established' culturally, although the chance must be taken Increasingly to persuade artists of International repute to 'stop over' particularly when enroute from
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    A MAN WHO LIVES IN FEAR
    776 10  -  JOSEPH JOSTEN by. £VERY night 53 yearold President Cottwald of Czechoslovakia leaves the former royal palace of Hradchin, in Prague one of the loveliest castles in Europe and walks, closely guarded, to a small house in the grounds 300 yards away. For. such is
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    48 10 This palace at Morie hat become the home ef 65 crippled Malayan children. Here while they are bein< treated for their disabilities Hiey will be trained te become useful citizens. The palace belongs to the Tungku Ameuan Fatimah. wife ef a former Sultan ef Selan«or. Sunday Times picture.
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    725 10 CORONARY THROMBOSIS It kills 50,000 people a year... lt strikes hardest at the successful. ...But its CAUSE may lie in a fear of failure. By A Medical Officer Of Health A MONC the serious diseases which have become more common in this century, coronary thrombosis
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    183 10 THIS morning is likely fro he lively and embarrassing, especially it your friends are high-spirited and like making practical (ekes. Why? Well, today is known as AH Fools' Day and practical jokers the world over take the opportunity to let loose all the evil they have
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    440 10  -  K KAYE Says.... SOME time ago In Qua Chempadak. a village in Kedah. a bird contest was he!d. A few hundred people from as far as Kota Star and Yet gathered at the compound of Lebal Abdul Samad to witness and Judge the champion sons
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    TEACHERS SAY: 10 % NOT ENOUGH
    75 11 TEACHERS SAY: 10 NOT ENOUGH Sunday Times Staff Reporter Sir Wjlter Monckron K C. (left* is mtt by Major M. Clint Comptroller of Hlo ComwiiMioner General Houtefcold. on hif arrival m Singapore yeittrdiy by BOAC from Hong Kong. Sir Walter, with Lidy Mcnckton is on his way to Britain. He
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    BETTER THE FILM MEN SAY
    309 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter AS a result of the stand taken by the Film m Singapore along w<th film distributors a marked improvement in censorship affairs has been noticed *ays the annual report of the Cinematograph Exh b. tors' Association of Smjjapare and the Federation
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    HE MADE CHANDU
    414 11 Sui.Jj\ Tinu* Correspondent. KLUANO Sat -Tee Boon Klong who had pleaded guilty previous hearing to a charge of manufacturing rhandu at the back of Jalan Etatlon Kluang. was sentenced to eieht months' simple Jmorisonment in the Session- \J NLESS they *re paid adequately, wage-earners in Singapore will
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    ELDERLY WOMAN COLLAPSED
    89 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A 65-year-old Cantonese woman. Ho Ah Chai, collapsed while taking some clothes off a line on Feb. 13. She was taken to hospital where she died on March 21. At the inquest yesterday her adopted sister Chan Ah Choo told the Singapore Coroner
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    61 11 Two-year-old Selvj Kumar son of Mr. »n4 Mrs. C. M.K. Sabai. aitndV hi* pony during Hie procession preceding hit ear-boring ceremony. He is held in th« saddle by hit uncle. Mr. R. Pichjy. More rhan 500 guests attended the ceremony in Deikar Road. Among the guetrt were Mettrt. Thio Chan
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    46 girls face the judges
    350 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter "THE competition was so close yesterday in the selection of the finalists in the Singapore |unior Chamber of Commerce's "Ideal Working Girl' contest held at Raffles Hotel that it was decided to increase the number of finalists from 12 to 16.
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    FED.'S 31,000 SCOUTS
    108 11 Sanda: Times Staff urrrsponden I KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. THE Scout movement in the 1 Federation had 31.000 people of all age.s and all communities working under a common Scout Law and Promis* which transcendfd all sectional rivalries, said Sir Henry Gurney. Chief Scout of the Federation, today.
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    SCOTS GET TOUCHING SEND OFF
    305 11 SCOTS GET TOUCHING SEND OFF Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR Sat. TO the strains of "Auld Lang Syne" played by the pipes and drums of the Police Band, hundreds of civilians, police and wellwishers waved good-bye at Kuala Lumpur railway station to the 2nd Battalion Scots Cuards. shortly before
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    GAMBLERS FINED
    29 11 Sunday Times Correspondent. SEGAMAT, Bat— For gambling on the town padang. 19-year-old Lim Shoon Ling and Oan See Heng. aged 28, were fined $10 each at Segamat.
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    ICE REVUE OPENS
    234 11 Snndajr Times Staff Reporter TUB Scandinavian Ice Revue gave a smooth performance at their opening at the Capitol Theatre last night taking into consideration the obstacles they were up against— the biggest of which was having to perform on a rink which had not yet coni:>le'ely frosen.
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    Kiat denies Labour 'deal'
    224 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter lul R C. C. TAN, President of Hi* Progressive Parry, was "twisting facts" when he accused him with advocacy of rent increase and a deal with the Labour Party, said Mr. C. H. Kiat, Independent candidate for Katong on the Singapore Legislative
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    SILVER WEDDING
    28 11 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat —Mr. AC. Segaram. chief clerk of RIDA headquarters and Mrs. Segaram celebrated their silver wedding Ir Kuala Lumpur yesterday.
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    Working toddy racket
    192 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A RING of black marketeers selling illicit toddy is operating in Singapore. Their field of operation includes Raffles Quay and Colombo Court, behind the Municipal buildings, and other busy streets in the city. The price for a pint of toddy in these illicit
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    SIGNAL DISOBEYED
    28 11 Sunday Times Correspondent TAIPING, Sa'.- Ong Peng Chin was fined $25 at Talping for failing to obey a signal to stop at the Ulu Sapetang roadblock.
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    FARM WILL AID FAMILIES
    138 11 Sunday Tim<s SUIT Rrpui ler THE foundation stone ol the $50,000 Far Eastern H. >. f Fund farm in Kranjl was liild by Mr. G. W. Webb, See) for Social Welfare and chairman of the Fund Commit >er, yesterday. Mr. Webb said that in ]«-47 $146,000
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    AIRPORT CFF'CER GOING TO K.L.
    44 11 IPOH. Sa' Mr. G air traffic iT.< r In Ipoh airpt; Ku:!la Lunvr.ir Mrs. May ytaff of thwill te ti Kuala Lump ir C represented Per.ik at h < Kf y last year. Mr. Yeits' Ls J St. Patrick H
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    17 12 SUNDAY SHAKESPEAR 0! THAT THIS TOO TOO SOLID FLEU WOULD MELT HAMLET Act 1 Sc 1 1
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    SITTING on the FENCE
    911 12  -  NAT GUBBINS By "Tht grocer calls mo 'ducks.' Tht butcher calls mo 'dearie.' Tht fishmonger calls mt 'lovt.' I don't like it."- Letter to a wasaaa roimmnlsL .TV) not call mt dearlt," butcher. Do not call ma "love" Like the common people, butcher, I am far
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      363 12 TODAY is April Fools Day and, A as wed expect, there will be some foollnu on the air before twelve noon. Radio Malaya refuse tv divulge many details about "April Fools Day Serenade" a: 9.30 this morning, but it will probably consls: of 15 minutes n' Radio Malaya's most surprising
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      111 12 Highlights Of Radio at 2 p.m. POOD news for those of you who like your dance music with strings attached. Oeraldo and his ■Symphony of Strings" makt their first broadcast In the new series tomorrow at 8 45. Geraldo. real name Gerald Bright, who had plodded along for many years
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      137 12 pen. of that prolific writer and father of tht full length detecUvt novel, Wilkie Collins. "A Terribly Strange Bed" is ont of his more famous stories, somewhat in the style of Edgar Alan Poe with its suspense and terror, but without the negative ending that so often marks Poe stories.
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      120 12 "PEARLY th:s month tht 8.8.C.'l Overseas Service broadcast a recital by the Singaporean violinist Susheela Dcvi, who has Just completed her musical studies at tht Royal College of Music In London. Susheela Dcvi first studied under the well known Singapore musicians Goh Soon Tioe and Serl Krtmpl. After occupation she
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      117 12 Thursday in tht programmt "Oueu Artiat." rnHERE la news et runner Singapore elecaon broadcasta. On Tuesday in Talk of the Town" Mr. Ponaduray. the Ass atant Supervisor of Elections «".U broadcast and it is ht who wm Ukt tat air after the final Party broadcast on the eve of the
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      135 12 nobody aeem.t to know tlf the right answer Income ta& educetion, etiquette, almo-t any subject you can think of. Return Malaya and Arthur will try t* find the ofUcial answer. I I srnd in your questions for th# first programme now to Karts Malaya, Cathay Building t..n»»» pore, marking your
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    Barbed tongues & bared nails
    761 13  - Barbed tongues bared nails VICTOR STAINES FILM REVIEWS NEWS by ALTHOUGH the film which won the American Film Industry Award of 1950 was "All About Eve" neither Betre Davis nor Anne Baster won the award as Best Actress, even though Bette had been tipped to win by all the best
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    210 13 Realism in Indian film (By Our Indian Film Reporter) "DABUL." Sunny Art Pro- ductlons' new Hindustani social, which Is to be released In the Theatre Royal, next week is a combination of lmmaginatlve direction and a comeo of human experiences re-en-acted with auffle'ent realism to invest watching It with the
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    Spot the Star
    236 13 Cl UPRISING acain this week was the result of the spotting of the star. It should have been easy for fllm-roers who know their Belvedere man. It was Clifton Webb. First prise of $25 foes to Nordin Ah bin Mohd. Huswain, 1 Jalan Datoh. < Ipoh. A
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    Local films go ahead
    702 13 A COMPARATIVELY new industry now thriving in Singapore of interest to all cinema-goers is situated in the back areas off Balestier Road— it is the business of making local films. Although there are others companies producing local films, the Malay Film Productions Ltd,, have sped ahead
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    20 13 A scene at the end of "All About Eve" in which Bette Davis makes a soul-searing remark to Anne Baxter.
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      331 13 Jj^ HONOUR COMES wn r a nnt New AlhambrA In J the winner of \j 7 6 ACADEMY AWARDS M.ii rini Kllll ANNE (.KOK(.K <l l-ll c.\!.\ 111 I II ItWI- BAXTER BANDKKS HOI M MUtKIII M\KIHUI THE SMARTEST, WISEST, BEST ACTED ENTERTAINMENT IN YEARS. t BEST FILM for 1950
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    1622 14  -  NONI WRIGHT by Photographs by NORMAN COTTERELL They will be selective when they marry JHE Malay working girls of Johort lihru impressed me as being as lively and intelligent a group of young women as I have met anywhere. Their eyes shine
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    568 15 PULAU AMAN-'ISLE OF PEACE' QNE of the most striking examples of communal harmony in Malaya is provided by Pulau Aman "island of peace" which, true to its new name, has 600 Chinese and Malays living side by side in friendship and goodwill. Lying east of Pulau Jerejak in the Penang
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      681 16 I I* is ngj/u a /.to f™ THIS WEEK THIS wTEEK FOR TOU though tou will be working FOR ALL CAPRICORN ilWilii ft heCt if P Ce V?. 1 TODAY: A good day for J«. i«th?- if «-Hi!t.u th week nd rob blT out-of-door activities and Jan. 19th): If upheavals
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      386 16 WHERE DID THEY SIT? WHEN I looked in at the club yesterday I found a squabble in progress as to how four players had been seated on an evening earlier in the year. Upon this trivial Issue, apparently, depended the outcome of a bet. Said Mrs. Mowzer: "I sat on
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      499 16 IN his book "Expert Bidding" a suit, then after his respond Mr. Staym»n uses some exam- m^ c J«*«>P U> notrump. Mr Stayman uses as an explea of opening no.rump bids nnpi c o f inaccurate btdding a v.here a partnership has no hand we witnessed in New York, agreement
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    FIGHTS OF THE CENTURY
    1649 17  -  JOHN BLAIR By THERE WAS NO DOUBT WHO WAS WINNING, THEN-WHAM |F ever you walk down Crown Street, that boxing-mad quarter in the heart •f Glasgow's South Side, and go into the public bar near the corner of Caledonian Road, you'll find hanging on the wall
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    No. 2 Miliigan v. Walked
    84 17 A blood stained ring hysterical ringsiders yelling for a British vctory jnd one o( Hie fiercest battles of the century. That, briefly, was the setting oi the greet ring battle between Tommy Miliigan, of Scotland, md Mickey Walker, of America, for the worM middle-weight title
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    THREE RULES FOR A BACK
    490 18  -  JOHN CAREY PLAY FOOTBALL WITH CHARLES BUCHAN'S MILLION TEAM by IL'III 1 JO M the i«M 1 endeavour to follow three simple rules. They Ml i 1) Go In meet the ball (2) Do the simpl ■lint— quickly. i>l;lv tlie wav am t:Km 8 Ld
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    They cover themselves with glory at Aintree
    1524 18  -  CONOR O'BRIEN "Lottery" was first grand National WSpiner by QNE hundred and ten years ago on Saturday a tough old horse cleared the jumps over ♦our miles of the first Crand National course, at Aintree. Liverpool, and headed the list of great racehorses
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    CROSSWORD SOLUTION
    106 18 ACROSS: 1. Shaft. 6. Charm. 11 Mode. 12, Saw. 14. Aloe. 15. Industrialist. 16, Reed. 17. Ev.r. It. Piret. 22 Departs. 25, Dwit 26, Early. 27. iJe&irecl 32. Spoor. 35. Lion. 38 Pen. 40, Admlniatrator 4a, Dean. 43. Tie. 44. Cede. 45, Eased. 46 Merea. DOWN: 1. Smirk.
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    Hickey wins chess tourney
    579 18 By WOODPUSHER CICNIFICANTLY enough, tht 1951 Malayan Chess Championship has been won by a man who holds the Irish correspondence chess title. A comparative stranger to Malayan chess, J. C. Hlckey had shown only mediocre standard In friendly games with members of the Singapore Chess Club,
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    NIPPY IND'ANS BEAT BODCA
    507 19 ML Osmannets winning goals IK< 2: K.O.D.C.A 0. INDIAN Kt-i nation luh who humbled Kota H;iia in their fir-t >.A.F.A. First Division ne turn? this seaso.i, urave another "jfiantkillir I «>rmance yesUyday when they d the colours of Base Ordnance Depot f'.vilian* 1 \ss»M-iation by two
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    55 19 M.; Chitty. secretary of t h c Singapore Swimming lub, and his wife, who left yesterday for Australia on six months' leave. During- his absence Mr. G. Creighto n will act as aecreUry. The pool at the Club is closed until Wednesday, although the premises are *»en to members during
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    TODAY'S SOCCER
    129 19 ej>ol>iv» Mreer al Jaiaa aWaar julmm hetweea 9tmgmpmrt m »m* KTmn-Hmrmam the »BB«i Msaaavlßl ar* i» he (he Best aakk «f *»it aaaaaa t* date. pirhe. are Smmt the lea4iiu player* ia the 1 sa\T are g«- 'i the lr«>|ihv tm* la«t rear iitnwei will f Is Bs>»
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    SAJARAH DRAWWHH SIGNALS
    77 19 SAJARAH DRAWWHH SIGNALS i; i I. n in aa» m; ing yaaierday. h i. ..s and > r» ona-all. A la« ni.i.,. 1 penalty for I n-a* missed by D Am ili.i Bign&ls rombinea be i •he Sajarah T:ieir goal- > k the >eaa In the i.:een but ■ed oft
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    45 19 riRST Malay wsnuui to win a *rii« at a rifle short, Mrs. 1 Mohaaaed Sal. wife af the Secretary to the State Finance Officer, Johore, rrcHvine; the first prixe for the onhr event open to women at the Johore Bahrn Rifle Aaaociation meet on Friday.
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    TENNIS WASTED OUT
    24 19 The YMCA tennis chanpioo- whirh were wrttwMlsd lo start mterday with ten atn«lea wers postponed a«inir to ■nln during the afternooa.
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    Good7 work by Madon
    149 19 Good 7 work by Madon B g>H>d work early in the first hull by veteran Madon I Seletar I with P. and T in the SAFA. l/ti I i itch at St ■'•ay. HeaHar. after thru narrow es- liin the first four nil»md the seorinc through M don A beautiful
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    KRAMER, GONZALES REACH FINAL
    50 19 Jv ;.mer and Hichaid Gona&Jes or. Friday mght reached the final of tile UStloooo PhiladilpMa Ir.qmrer's «orld protennii round robin tournament. Oonsutes on frriday beat Bobby I. «-l. but Kramer had a ha:der time with Pranrisco Segura. mho forced him to three sets, 6-3. 3-«. M.-AP.
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    ANOTHER RECORD
    59 19 YAIES John Marshall broke snoth-r record on PMday night by xnrtanming the 220-yard fre«-st\ i e In 2 mm. 53. 5 sei This bettered his on 11 lt>ier-< olleriate tin,? of 2 mln 6 4 5 see. anr< lha National Oollegute Association reemt of 2 mln. 7.3 sec
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    Upset in the Lincolnshire
    74 19 LINCOLN. Sat. BARNSd Park, an outsider won the Lincolnshire Hand* a p by half a length from Newton Heath. «ith Streatley two lengths behind third. The five- year -old horse, owned by Harry Lane, paid 33 to 1 Newton Heath started at 40 to 1 and
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    BRIGHT BATTING AT BALESTIER
    226 19 BbUOHT baitinc tftvrtt yaat»rd»y drawn rrlrkct iwalra at w>lath?r brtwr^n Ceylon SporU Olub and RAF Selctar. Th* lamr. which was one of Bifh arorw «aw CBC declare at lU tm tbnt. Yopar»juh oper.tt« bat. rHirwd at »3 after hitunf two and »t» faurn C O. Kriawaaa
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    $200,000 tote for Perak proposed
    235 19  -  EPSOM JEEP B> \52w4,904 up-to-date totalisator incorporating- all the latest improve .nents, including indicators showing the approximate dividend on each horse as well as the number of tickets purchased in the course of betting, will be installed at the Perak Turf mb if ordinary members
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    Time saves Chinese
    190 19 CINGAFORE Chinese Rerr«ation Ci jo drew with Sembawang on Hong Ltm Green yesttrtia-'. being t9 for nine wMfawa at the close of play. Id rep'v to iuf's score of I*2 for :ix ■■I Mlt«M »N«.: OsttSß C Yc<n Foot leaf 23. c>i«p...i c Oag Lee .■:!ilmrT :bw
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    SCC A' DECLARE, BUT FAIL TO WIN
    202 19 YESTERDAVB Padanf cricket between Singapore Cricket Club and Singapore Recreation Club second teams resulted in g draw. S.C.C. declared at 121 for four rickets (Flack 44, Wood 32 1 Recs replied with S3 for atr (Janata 46 1. Svke.v two for 4. Sowray
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    HAT-TRICK' BY DHARMARAJ
    234 19 DUNS were hard to get In yes- terday's cricket »t BalwUer Road between Indian Association and HIM! The game waa drawn. Feature of the match tm veteran Dharmaraj's "hat-trick". He pulled his stde out from a bad position when R EVE. with 01 runs on the board,
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    Mendez in US. final
    137 19 MARTSW Mender United States badminton champion, qualified for the singles final In the national tourrament at Dallas (Texas) yesterday. He beat Dick Mitchell 15-7, 15-10. In the other semi-final Joe Alston beat Ted Morhlmann 15-11, 15-5. The women's doubles champions, Thelma Scovll and Jsnet Wright. were
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    UK soccer results
    269 19 YESTERDAYS U.K. soccer results were: ENGLISH I! \< I I v 1. 1 Aatoa TwU X SkcaVM Wei. 1 Blackpool S Stoke llolton t W. Bromlch X (haritoa Mkwiift 1 r»ero* 6 MMOesarouch Falhaai 1 Wiwimllii 1 Uvernool 1 HaUersflaM 4 Manchester l\ 4 helam 1 Siiadrrland
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    Din steals the show at Changi
    267 19 UNITED SERVICES LEAGUE RAF. Changi J; R A.S.C 1. OLAYING attractive soccer, especially in the 1 second half, R.A.F. Chanel beat R.A.S by three goals to one in their United Services League match at Changi yesterday. Although the Airmen won, it was a R.A.S.C
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    8-0 VICTORY FOR G.H.Q.
    65 19 Q.H Q. trounced O.H.Q. Signals by eight goals to nil in a Un'.ted Services League match at Tanglta yesterday. A feature of the game was a "hat-trick" by Bottle O.HQ. led three-nil In the first half. The scorers were Henderson (two) and Smith Henderson took the
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    H.M. DOCKYARD UNLUCKY
    87 19 IN an exciting cricket match at 1 Farrer Park yesterday. H. M. Dockyard Just failed to beat Brfcddeil Cricket Club, the game endinr in a draw. Dockyard needed six runs to win in the last over but could get only three Braddell CC. declared at t4 for
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    GAME ABANDONED
    27 19 Yesterday's cricket match between Royal Navy and RAP Changi at the Naval Base was abandoned after one over had been bowled owing to heavy rain.
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    FOX s HORSES IN TOP FORM
    320 20  -  EPSOM JEEP By Jeannette is one to follow JKANNKTTL, a -toutly-breri four-year-old by that crcat French sire Tourbillon out of an Asterus marc, Astaria, has improved out of sisjht since her luckless defeat at Penan*, at the tail end of last •eason and I
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    49 20 KM Kill G. Vat of the Police Training School who beat P. C. Mahmood of the Singapore Police in the Bantamweight final of the Denham Cup Boxing tournament at Thomson Road on Friday night, receives his award from the Commissioner of Police, Mr. J. P. PennefatherEvans. Sanday Times picture.
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    CAPE HORN READY FOR CL. 2 STAYERS
    205 20 CAPE HORN READY FOR CL. 2 STAYERS ll H Cape Horn at Buklt kh. Thu nicely bred arey by UJiJI has made splendid headway since his maiden effort earlier tn the seaam) and I think he is ready to i best of Class 2 suyers. Horns rame is staying. As
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    OBITIUARY
    20 20 maXMON On 31st March. •s me result of a motor accident. bn Ouy Kendruk Henderson. MC > •partment of Broadcasting,
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    YMCA BEAT RASC BY 84
    64 20 Sanday Times Ipoh 3por% Correspondent. On the Railway ground yetsarday. YMCA trourtted RASC by 84 runs at cricket. They scored 182 runs for seven and declared. P. Sankey bitting up 98. RASC replied with 54. Mason scoring 17 and Tyrell 13. Gopal took four wickets
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    CORAZON GALLOPS IN FINE STYLE
    298 20 r<ORAZON, a four-year-old by "The Flying Machine" Mirza 11, galloped with a lot of dash at Rukit Timah yesterday morning when he reeled off 3f. in 38 in a workout with L' Apache. Corazon, ridden by Charlie Ellery, was merely trotting 'ongside L'Apache (Straker) at
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    Weights for 13 Spore races
    685 20 FOLLOWING are the weights for next Saturday, r first day of the Singapore Turf Club April Meet I Cl. 1. Dlv. 1-1 M. Abkcyvtoad 9.94 Charlemagne 8.13 General 8.12 Astute Monarch 8.19 Friar's Last 848 Golden Grove 847 Haoma 847 Sweet Maisto 5.98 Fifty-Fifty S.M
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    Spore rider thrown, taken to Hospital
    359 20 KEDAH GYMKHANA Sunday Times Alor Star Correspondent A PICNIC atmosphere, reminiscent of Skye meetings of former years, prevailed at the Alor Star racecourse yesterday when the Kedah Gymkhana Club held its second post-war meetingi So bif? was the crowd that a wooden railing Ir.
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    Big Sweep results
    611 20 Total Pool: fIS.»M. hirst. No. 138 ST (55.5 M). Second: No. ***** (f 2.765). Third: No. ***** ($1,381.50). Starter* I $lBO.B J each): Voa. 23»*7, *****. *****. 11.07 (39) Mr. Lee. Scratching!: Cottage Queen 1107; Your Lordship 11.00; Miss Llnor 11.00. Cadi Sweep: No. 1802 (1298); No.
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    RAILWAYS SPORT
    50 20 Sunday Tlmea XX. SporU Cor. The finals of the table tennis, badminton and tennis tournament! of the Malayan Railway* lnUrinstltut* competition resulted: Badminton: Sentul Works SC. beat Sentul R.I. 1-0; Table Tennis: Sentul Work* 8.0. beat FaUm RI. 1-0; Timpir Bentnl R I beat Ipoh R L SST
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