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Title Section20 1952-03-31 1 The Straits Times MALAYA S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1645 Jf PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 31, 195220 words
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154 1952-03-31 1 MILWAUKEE, Sun. MR. Harold SUssen, Republican candidate for the U.S. presidency, said here that President Truman's decision not to seek reelection meant the Democrats would be more difficult to defeat. Staasen. campaigning for votes in the Wisconsin presidential primary, said the Republican*Reuter; UP - 154 words
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Article55 1952-03-31 1 LONDON. Sun. WEDDING couples queued In the snow at British register offices yesterday to beat the Apr. 5 deadline for an income tax rebate Marriage before the end of the financial year entitles a man to claim up to a maximum of £35 rebate in taxationReuter - 55 words
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Article67 1952-03-31 1 HONG KONG. Sun.— Hong Kong's Supreme Court yesterday found the anti-Commu-nist Chi Yin Daily New s euilty of contempt of court for commenting editorially on the pending trial for sedition of 10 publishers, proprietors and printers of the colony's three pro-Communist newspapers The Chief Justice. SirAP - 67 words
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Article25 1952-03-31 1 Death in the spotlight ATHENS, Sun Four Greeks condemned as Communist spies were executed by shooting in the glare of searchlights at dawn yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article489 1952-03-31 1 Decision to resign takes Party by surprise WASHINGTON, Sunday. MR. TRUMAN'S surprise announcement that he would not stand for re-election as President of the United States has plunged the Democratic Party into confusion over the choice of a successor to him. There had been speculation thatReuter - 489 words
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Article127 1952-03-31 1 Reds still want Russia in team rOKYO. Sun ARMISTICE negotiations at IJ\ Panmunjom remained deadlocked today on whether i Russia couid be considers j, 1 I neutral in the Korean war The Communists insisted the Russians should be part of an inspection team to go behind Allied lines during anReuter - 127 words
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436 1952-03-31 1 MALAYS WANT INTERIM GOVT. FOR MALAYA KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE United Malays National Organisation today decided to ask the British Government to set up an interim government which will give full independence to this country within three years. Shouts of "Merdeka" and loud applause attended the adoption of this resolution436 words
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Article71 1952-03-31 1 THEY WILL STAY IN WATER until.... GENOA. Bun. A GANG of 38 Italian workmen, staging the world's first underwater strike were today locked in a concrete shaft 50 feet below sea level just off Genoa. The men building a new pier, climbed into one of the underwater foundation chambers yesterdayReuter - 71 words
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Article145 1952-03-31 1 'PROVED IN KOREA BATTLES 9 Washington, Sunday. THE United States Chief of Staff, Gen. J. Lawton Collins, claimed in evidence before a Congressional committee published here yesterday that the United States is making "superior weapons to those of the Soviets". Gen Collins and other armyReuter - 145 words
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Article, Illustration19 1952-03-31 1 THIS HAPPY FICTI'KK ot Mr. Truman w«. taken a few days ago at tiey West Florida.19 words
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Article130 1952-03-31 1 AUSTRALIA EASES BAN ON JAPS MELBOURNE. Sun. rh Australian Government has decided to lift the ban on the entry into Australia of some Japanese married to Australians the Immigration Minister Mr. Harold Holt, said yesterday. The new policy which followed the signing of the Japanese peace treaty, applied equally toReuter - 130 words
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Article22 1952-03-31 1 KARACHI, Sun— The Pakistan Government yesterday announced its decision to sponsor the Tunisian question in the United Nations Security Council22 words
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Article45 1952-03-31 1 MOMBASA, Sun. Thousands of Animals elephant rhinoceros, giraffe and zebraare fleeing from bush-fires which axe devastating hundreds of square miles in the Voi area, 100 miles from here About 1,000 elephants, roaming in and around Voi town, are damaging crops. —Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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Article29 1952-03-31 1 TOKYO. Sun.— Japan's National Police Reserve Corps announced yesterday that it Is recruiting 32.500 men and 2,000 officers, bringing the Corps strength to 110,000.29 words
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Article52 1952-03-31 1 TEHERAN, Sun. PREMIER Mohammed Mossadeq's Government today declared martial law in Teheran for one month. The Government said the stern measure is aimed at preventing demonstrations and bloody rioting such as that on Friday, In which, a Government communique said, three people were killed and 50AP - 52 words
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Article146 1952-03-31 1 KHATMANDU. NEPAL. Bun TEN Swiss mountain clim- bers left here yesterday n the first stage of Caelr attack on the 29.002-foot Mount Everest the ninth attempt to conquer the world's highest mountain. The Alpinists were accompanied by 12 guides and>A64 porters for their 180-mfle trekReuter - 146 words
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Article140 1952-03-31 1 LARGS, Scotland, Sunday. |i|R. Aneurin Be van, Left-wing Labour Party leader, said yesterday that, Britain's Conservative Government had "given evidence of its own bigotry and intolerance by encouraging the benighted behaviour of Dr. Malan", Premier of South Africa. Addressing the Scottish Labour Party conference, he said: "WhenReuter - 140 words
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Article41 1952-03-31 1 MOSCOW, Sun.— Marshal Stalin yesterday attended a meeting of the Supreme Soviet of the Russian Federated Republic. His absence from a meeting of this body on last Wednesday led to reports that he was ill.— Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article34 1952-03-31 1 PARIS, Sun. The French National Assembly yesterday fined a Communist Deputy, Mile. Mathilde Peri, 70,000 francs after she said that French soldiers in Korea were "a dishonour" to the nation— Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article52 1952-03-31 1 DETROIT, Sun. Mrs. Martha Kidd won a divorce decree after testifying that life with her husband was literally a bed of thorns. She told the judge that once he tossed her Into a rosebush in her mother's yard, saying: "Your mother can have you52 words
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Article26 1952-03-31 1 LONDON, Sun. Sir Andre Duncan, 67, Chairman of the British Iron and Steel Federation, died in his sleep in London early today. AP.AP - 26 words
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Article35 1952-03-31 1 MANILA. Sun. Two persons were burnt to death today when a petrol tank truck collided with a train at a railway crossing near C*lam ba. Laguna' province, and burst into flames. A.P.AP - 35 words
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Article201 1952-03-31 1 Forces kill 3 Reds in T'ganu KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. SECURITY forces In Trengganu scored a success against terrorists today when they killed three of a gang in the Kemasik area. Details of the battle were not available today. Information from the public led a police jungle squad to kill one201 words
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Article37 1952-03-31 1 TOKYO. Sun. A sudden blaze wiped out the American Seventh Cavalry Regiment's headquarters at Camp Crawford, Hokkaido northern Japan, today The nre destroyed many regimental souvenirs dating back to General George Amstrong Custer.— Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article38 1952-03-31 1 PARIS, Sun.— E. B. (Eddie) Choong, the Malayan badminton ace, won the men's singles title in the French international championships when he beat his brother E. L (David) Choong 15-5. 15-8 here today.— Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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292 1952-03-31 2 AGREEMENT HOPE IN EGYPT LONDON, Fri. rr is suggested in dip- lomatic quarters here that Britain and Egypt are aiming at reaching j agreement in their I treaty negotiations beIfore the Egyptian general election on May 18. The Foreign Office refused to comment on292 words
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Article, Illustration48 1952-03-31 2 "NOW, NOW, you two, I can't get it any higher. It's a big enough strain as it is." Dicksi (from Africa), left, and Daisy (from Ceylon) insist at th«. London Zoo that their drinking water must be "high." They just refuse to come down to earth for it.48 words
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Article104 1952-03-31 2 Tito gets ready for aggressors BELGRADE, Sun. GEN. Ivan Gosnjak. Yugoslav Vice-Minister of Defence, told the National Assembly that Yugoslavia would spend 22 per cent of her total national income this year on defence and that she had raised her war production nearly six times since 1947. "If we addReuter - 104 words
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Article142 1952-03-31 2 bBKUWii, m'ciiuanaiana. ounaay. A SIX-MAN delegation from the Bamangwato tribe will fly to London early next month folowing the British Government's decision this week lever to recognise Seretse Khama as the tribe's chief. delegation, led by the senior representative, ca Kgamane. will tr^ toReuter - 142 words
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Advertisement1034 1952-03-31 2 REGISTRATION OF SOUTH AFWCANS IN SINGAPORE MALAYA All ritlitens of the Onion of South Africa residing ln Singapore •nd Malaya are requested to communicate Immediately with the Bmkir Trad* Commissioner tor the Union of South Africa ln East Anla. Ist Floor. KPM Bu.ldlng. Robinson Road, Singapore 1. for the purpose1,034 words
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Advertisement586 1952-03-31 2 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT i APPUCATrONS are lavlMd from Federal Cltlsens for appointment to the po*t« Of (a) Teachers 1c English Schools > Normal Clasg Trained) and (b) Teacher* in Training (English SbooU). Candidates for appointment under (a) should have completed their Normal Class Training. The salary scale* are $200 x 10-310/586 words
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Advertisement744 1952-03-31 2 NOTICES THE MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 133) RURAL BOARD. SINGAPORE Aniliient Ltet l»5t NOTICE In hereby given In pursuance of the provisions of Section 63 of the Municipal Ordinance that the Rural Board has duly revised the amount of assessment to be levied on all houses, buildings and lands, situated within744 words
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Advertisement272 1952-03-31 2 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE j TENDERS ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: Supply of 1.000 125 W. High Pressure Mercury Vapour Street Lighting Lanterns and necessary operating gear. Forms from Elec- i triclty Department (Room 109) j Close NOON 1,5;52. CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE j TENDERS VEHICLES DEPARTMENT Supply of \arioua licence plates,272 words
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Miscellaneous181 1952-03-31 2 3 45 City Co Meeting report; 9.50 9.45 "Jack Smith Show 10 SINGAPORE Curtain Call; 10.20 "A Tale to "London Studio Concerts"; 10.30- Telr io.35-11 'Roll Back the 11 Dance Music. 9.35 a-m.-9.55 Schools; 10 Bmer- Carper ..u.hm geucy News; 10.05 -Tunes from T m*m»T» PENAMG Yesterday and Today": 10.45-12181 words
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Article, Illustration93 1952-03-31 3 INSTRUCTION BY RADIO: Stewardess Marie Crefcoeur if r i ins not to miss a word of Hie advice coming to her. The Constellation's radio officer takes down the conversation. DELIVERY ROOM: Thin, transparent curtains divide Hie passenger lounge from tft« "delivery room." THE BABY: -Stewardess93 words
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Article263 1952-03-31 3 U.N. ANSWERS RUSSIA UNITED NATIONS, Sunday. SOVIET charges of germ warfare in Korea were ruled out of order in the disarmament commission here on Friday. The ruling by Mr David Johrson. Canadian chairman, ro ved tru- Soviet delegate. Mr. Jacob Malik, to an angry protestReuter - 263 words
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Article26 1952-03-31 3 MUNICH. Sun. Six million Bavarians went to the j polls today to elect mayors and 60,000 councillors for 1 7,100 cities, towns and village^—UP^26 words
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173 1952-03-31 3 I BANGKOK, Sun. THE new Siamese Govern■l ment consists of 20 generaLs and admirals and six oihers. Premier Phibun Songgram said that s uch a Government was necessary as it .was intended to be a "defence cabinet." He added that should a war break out.AFP - 173 words
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Article27 1952-03-31 3 BONN, Sun. The three Allied high commissioners yesterday sent messages tc Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, congratulating him on his escape from the attempted bomb outrage on Thursday.—AFP.AFP - 27 words
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Article153 1952-03-31 3 WASHINGTON. Sun. rpHE United States Navy will be ready In a few months to operate three new, kinds of guided missies. They! •re already coming DfT the production Jlnos. Thi. s was reveaed .-sterdav I In a testimony on ti e defencebudget made public byReuter - 153 words
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119 1952-03-31 3 LONDON, Sunday. DITTER winds laden with snow and sleet brought D an icy "winter in spring" to Britain and the Continent yesterday. Seventy-five mile-per-hour gales lashed the English Channel causing one of the worst shipping delays in years. Snowstorms cut visibility and great seasReuter - 119 words
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Article59 1952-03-31 3 SAIGON, Sun. French Union forces h a v 'c tightened their ring round a large force of Vletminh troops east of Thai Binh tn the Tonklng Delta, a French Army communique said. The French forces killed 200 Vietminh about eight miles southeast of Thai Binh, which isReuter - 59 words
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Article, Illustration585 1952-03-31 3 I^HE seen c is the regular Amsterdam-Sydney flight. A X.L.M. fuur-engined Constellation roars through tlu night. The passengers arc dozing to Capt. Fluyters. peering out of his cockpit, all seem* normal. But for flightcaptains the unexpected is always only just around the corner.585 words
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Article56 1952-03-31 3 CAIRO. Sun.— The Egyptian newspaper, Al Ahram, said yesterday that 195 people had been arrested in a house to house search of Cairo and a large quantity of arms and papers, including Communist literature, uncovered. The paper said a force of 180 officers and men hadReuter - 56 words
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Article32 1952-03-31 3 WASHINGTON. Sun.— The United Blates Cabinet and the Washin*?toH diplomatic '"orps will attend a memorial service tomorrow tor the late Prime Ministpr of Ceylon, Mr: D S Senanayake.— Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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194 1952-03-31 3 NEW MADNESS IN THIS WORLD, SAYS MR. NEHRU NEW DELHI, Sun. MR. Nehru said yesterday that a new madne.---was taking hold of the world guns and tanks are being piled up in an armament race without considering whether the world would be destroyed and human beings would cease to exist.AFP - 194 words
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Article45 1952-03-31 3 HOUSTON. Texas. Sun. A 74-year-old man ha s been arrested for making "goo-goo" eyes on a 48-year-old woman. Under the laws of the city. it is an offence even to wink at a Houston woman if she obj ects.— U.P.UP - 45 words
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Article33 1952-03-31 3 NEW DELHI. Sun.— lndia has protested diplomatically to Soviet Russia's embassy against "distorted reports" of conditions in this country by Moscow Radio, a Foreign Office spokesman disclosed yesterday.— A.P.AP - 33 words
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Advertisement268 1952-03-31 3 184S-1952 AFTER CHILDBIRTH. have made experiments icith "Serravallo's Tonic" in convalescence after severe operations in anaemia after childbirth, and in chlorosis in young women, always with excellent results. This mixture is willingly taken even by children and does not in anyway disturb the digestion. Prof. TAUFFER Professor of Gynaecology at268 words
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721 1952-03-31 4 BLIZZARD HITS 11 GAMESi LONDON, Sunday. YESTERDAY'S blizzard in South England caused the biggest" hold-up of football this season. Apart from the Cup semi-final between Chelsea and Arsenal the first time in the history of the cup that a semi-final has been putReuter - 721 words
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65 1952-03-31 4 SCOTLAND MUST FIND ANOTHER HALFBACK LONDON. Sun. Scotland will have to find another halfback for their match against England at Hampden Park next Saturday. Alex Forbes of the Arsenal manager, Tom leased according to the Arsenal Manager, Tom Whittaker. as he will be wanted for the tup semifinal against Chelsea.Reuter - 65 words
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Article131 1952-03-31 4 French final is Choong monooolv PARIS, Sun. fHE Choong brothers Eddie and x David— will make it an allMalayan affair In the French international badminton championships' singles final here tomorrow. In the semi-finals here last night. Eddie beat France's :40. 1, Henri Pelizza 15-2. 15-2. whL* David was taken to131 words
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335 1952-03-31 4 March 29..-. a day to be remembered LONDON, Sunday. A FREAK spring blizzard J which hit Southern England yesterday with intense ferocity caused the biggest upset in sporting fixtures of the winter. Knife-edged icy blasts and heavy snow caused postponement of one of the biggest events of the heaviest sportsReuter - 335 words
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Article46 1952-03-31 4 r THE spartan Oxford ana Cambridge crews rowed their annual boat race from Putney to Mortlake under conditions thought to be the worst since the race was inaugurated in 1829. Snow fell during the race in 1912 but the weather was far worse today.46 words
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Article50 1952-03-31 4 LONDON. Sun.— Two men's international hockey matches were played today. At Bristol. England defeated Wales by five goals to nil after leading 1-0 at halftlme, while In Belfast, Ireland and Scotland dr«w 3-3 after the teams had been sharing four goals at the interval. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article548 1952-03-31 4 RUGBY INTERNATIONAL twk.kknham, Sunday. pNGLAND, with an unconverted try in the 18th minutes, beat Ireland in yesterday's Rugby International here by three points to zero. The match had been postponed from several weeks ago owing to the death of King George VI and it seemedReuter - 548 words
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Article237 1952-03-31 4 COLD, BUT EXCITING RUGGER LONDON, Sun. WIDESPREAD snow falls in the. South caustd many club games to be cancelled yesterday. Most of the remaining matches took place in wintry conditions and though high standards of play were generally Impossible, thos who braved the elements to watch saw plenty of excitingReuter - 237 words
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Article33 1952-03-31 4 TOKYO, Sun.— The visiting Philippine boxing team suffered their first defeat last night, losing four-one in the Philippine-Japan goodwill boxing tournament held at the Memorial Hall.— A. P.33 words
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1150 1952-03-31 4 ESTERDAY'S U.K. football results and L the latest AINUUN, Sunday, league positions ar© x given below: L N F.A. tlP SEMI-FINALS Blackburn Ko. 0 Newcastle 0 1 *Cbdflet\ Arsenal DIVISION I Boiton I Liverpool 1 1 Burnley Sunoerland 1 hariu>n Alton Villa •Knlham Derby1,150 words
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Article132 1952-03-31 4 'Weather suited 'us' Stokes LONDON, Sui». QXFORD president Adrian v Stokes said after his crews victory In the annual boat race that "It was the sort of weather that suited us". But even the old-timers could not remember wcrse conditions, what with snow, sleet and an Icy wind beating onReuter - 132 words
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Article102 1952-03-31 4 LONDON, Sun.— Richard Bergmann equalled Victor Barna's record when he won the men's singles title for the fifth time in the British open table tennis championships here today. Bergmann beat Johnny Leach 21-6, 18-21, 21-12. 21-18 in the final. Thus ended Leach's hopes of being*Reuter - 102 words
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Article77 1952-03-31 4 CAPETOWN, Sun. Mrs. Fanny Blankers-Koen, Dutch winner of four Olympic gold medals, won tile 80 metres women's hurdles final In the South African athletics championships and Olympic trials here yesterday. Her time of 11.4 sees, was a South African record. Mrs. Blankers-Koen won by aboutReuter - 77 words
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Advertisement220 1952-03-31 4 j 11 1B1 B™ >11 NEWSfc"J GENUINE BARGAINS GRANDER SAVINGS j j EASTER BARGAIN SALE j Commencing Today ;MELW A N I 1 SILK STORE,! 52. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE -6. 'PHONE 7983. J Sensational Discounts from 20^b to sO^b I ON ENTIRE RANGE OF GOODS I j-j k Printed220 words
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Advertisement88 1952-03-31 4 _^B MANUFACTURED BY SOUTH MOTOR CO.. LTD. 314 -A, BATU ROAD, P.O. BOX 425 K.L. SINGAPORE AGENTS THE PACIFIC COMPANY 135, CECIL STREET, P.0.80X 1761 J J%VV".V.V.VAV-V.V.V-V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.VT, COOK'S SERVICE As agents tor all steamship companies local and throughout the world we are in an unrivalled position to give unbiased advice88 words
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232 1952-03-31 5 Gen. Fonblanque to take over the Home Guards ANOTHER MOVE TO COMBAT BANDITS KOALA LUMPUR, Sunday. DETAILS of the reorganisation of the Home (Juard in the Federation ordered by the Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. Oliver L\ U i- 1 ton. in December, were announced today. Major-General E.232 words
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Article, Illustration49 1952-03-31 5 MR. P. BHASKARAN, who is attached to G.H.Q. FARELF. Singapore, and Miss K. Nalini, daughter of the late Mr. C. Kesavan and Mrs. Kesavan, were married according to Hindu rites yesterday at the S.V.C. Hall. Picture shows Mr. Bnaskar*n garlanding his bride a Hindu marriage custom. Straits Times picture.49 words
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131 1952-03-31 5 It was hard to laugh at right places THE Little Theatre Players have a. good reputation among the amateur theatrical companies of Singapore. But their present production, "The Chiltern Hundreds.' decs not go very far towards maintaining it. In spi'e of the most convincing pettormunces of the younger members of131 words
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Article51 1952-03-31 5 TAIPING. Sun. Taiping Chinese, who observe All Soul s Day (Cheng Bengi. have been allowed to take food offerings to the Hokkien and Cantonese cemeteries in Tupai between 6.30 a.m. and 7 pjn. from today to April 8. All worshippers should carry their identity51 words
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Article34 1952-03-31 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Mazalam bin Rahmat, a member of a jungle squad was charged in the police court today with having deserted on Dec. 5. He was allowed $100 bail, pending trial.34 words
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Article264 1952-03-31 5 RAIL WA Y UNION CHIEF SA YS- KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. ALLEGATIONS that the Malayan Railway Admin- istration is victimising members of the Malayan Railway Traffic Operating Union was made today by Mr. J. Leo, president of the union. Mr. Leo told the Straits Times that, as264 words
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Article145 1952-03-31 5 TEACHER CRITICISES PARENTS MR. Cheong* Hock Hal, education officer at St. Andrew's School, Singapore, yesterday criticised parents, who send their children to Britain and Australia to Qualify foi> the University of Malaya entrance examination. "I feel that it is very wrong to send .Malayan boys overseas to meet the University's145 words
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Article51 1952-03-31 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun Lim Teck, Mohd. Don bin Haji Hamid, Ujagar S*ngh and Ung Chwee Kee were each fined $15 in the police court today for failing to observe a road sign. Leong Hai Meng, and Thomas Wong were each fined $10 for a similar51 words
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Article29 1952-03-31 5 Prom April 1. Mr. R. O. D. Houghton. will be secretary and executive officer of the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association in place of Mr. R. Boyd29 words
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Article194 1952-03-31 5 gUB-STATIONS liable to load shedding today are: DAT Aljnnid Road. Sims Avenue, j Semneoon Road. KoUm Aver McPherson Road, Kirn Chuan Rd.! Ipper Serangoon Road, Yio Chu Kan* Road. Govt. Printing House, B.addell He. K hts, Moantbatten Network, Singapore Swimming Club. Tanjong Rhu. U.E. Shipw«rt Kliu Cross, Nanjing194 words
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Article71 1952-03-31 5 Ruler appoints assessors PORT DICKSON, Sun. The Ruler-ln-Councll has nominated the following persons to be assessors of the Muhammadan (Offences) Order in Council, 1938. for Port Dickson district for 1952:Raja Hitam bin Raja Abdul Majid, Port Dickson; Haji Abdul Malek bin Ma' amor, Kathi, Port Dickson; Sheikh Abdul Shukor bin71 words
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197 1952-03-31 5 PENANG, Sunday. SERGEANT L. J. Fitzgerald, of the Penang Auxiliary Police Force who was the first European victim of a Penang bandit ambush, was accorded full military honours at his funeral in ths Western Road Cemetery this afternoon. Many of his colleagues In I the197 words
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Article, Illustration43 1952-03-31 5 MRS. ANG CHWEE CHAI giving away the prizes at the third quarterly competition of the Singapore Camera Club at the Britfeh Council Hall. Stamford Road, yesterday. One of the winners, Mr. Kwok Shan* Wei, is seen hero receiving his prize. Straits Times picture.43 words
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Article61 1952-03-31 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Because the facts of the case could not be given, the magistrate in the police court today refused He accept a plea of guilty by Yeoh Ling Keow, charged with negligent driving. The prosecutor informed the court that the facts were not61 words
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Article19 1952-03-31 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Johore Rotary Club will meet for lunch on Tuesday. A business meeting will follow.19 words
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367 1952-03-31 5 TB IN MALA YA: GOVT SHOULD BEAR BURDEN' KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. (GOVERNMENT is not shouldering sufficient res- ponsibility for tuberculosis in the country, said Dato H. E. Mackenzie at the third annual meeting of the Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis at Hotel Majestic, Kuala Lumpur, this morning. While367 words
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Article131 1952-03-31 5 A RESOLUTION seeking the A release of Mr. Devan Nalr and Mr. p. V. Sharma, former officials of the Singapore Teachers Union, will be tabled at the union's annual general meeting next Saturday Both have been under detention under the Emergency Regulation since January last year.131 words
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Article62 1952-03-31 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. HEW Kew, 48, was today charged in Kuala Lumpur with unlawful possession of 58 gallons of petrol and offering a bribe of $100 to a police officer. The offence was alleged have taken place at Setap^ village, Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday morning. Accus claimed62 words
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Article64 1952-03-31 5 Officials of the Indian Congress at Bukit Timah. Singapore have been elected as follows:— President, Mr. P K. Lixmenan; vice-President, Mr. V. Roberts; secretary, Mr. V. M. Mathews; treasurer, Mr. P. Genardanen PilUu. Committee: Messrs. S. Ramanadha Rau, Karpuyah, Sandana Sawmy, Velu, Alexander, M. N. Nambiar,64 words
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Article120 1952-03-31 5 fTHRReV. Canon R. S. \,,fj Adams chairman ofHhe Trafalgar Home committee, yesrterday said, that a m*etin<» will be held this alter- j noon at 5. SO pm at Adeiphl i t i i j 4 Roof "Garden to form an associaOlCrt to supply educational facilities to120 words
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Obituary22 1952-03-31 6 FRANK PEREIRA of 90 Prinsep Street, Singapore, passed away yesterday. Burial to-day at 6 0 pm. at Sa.nt Joseph's Church (PM.L22 words
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Article36 1952-03-31 6 MADAM ANNIE TAN OON LI AN. wife of the late Henry Lee Fow Lee thanks all relatives and friends who sent wreaths, condolences etc and attended the funeral of the late Henry Lee r°» L*«36 words
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Obituary19 1952-03-31 6 TAN HOCK SAN departs 31-3-49 Always loved and remembrred by his wife, sister, children, family and friends.19 words
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Article690 1952-03-31 6 Like Calvin Coolidge, Mr. Truman does not choose to run. Again like Calvin Coolidge, he has given ample notice of his decision not to bo a Presidential candidate ajidin. President Truman's announcement came in the middle of a prepared address which, up to the point that Mr.690 words
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Article380 1952-03-31 6 The boom in textiles began to collapse twelve, months ago. In the second' half of the year. according to reports submitted at the annual meet- ing of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, the posi- tion deteriorated still further, j Although there has been little i recent buying380 words
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Article25 1952-03-31 6 THE HAGUE. Sun.—Holland held the fourth place after the United States. Britain and France in giving technical assistance to underdeveloped countries In 1951.25 words
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Letter373 1952-03-31 6 yHE Times has recently published an appeal letter written by the then Governor of Singapore, Sir Franklin Gimson, concerning the construction of a Memorial Club to be attached to St. Andrew's Cathedral. While this motion should be strongly supported by all members of local and "home' communities,373 words
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Letter407 1952-03-31 6 Unknown 'injuries scheme THERE has been much talk A of the poor response to the call for Civil Defence in the Colony, most of the talkers being people in authority What is not realised is that if somebody vants to join an organisation, he naturally wants to know what such407 words
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Letter162 1952-03-31 6 WITH reference to your report of March 27, "Mr. Tan Has A Plan," may I draw your attention to my letter under the heading "The i Identity Card Queues," which was published in the Straits Times on July 21. 1950. I quote an extra*!: In order to162 words
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Letter29 1952-03-31 6 WHY should, It be necessary for a bank»in Johore Bahru to charge 35 cents :ommLssion for a cheque drawn on Its own branch in Singapore? INTERESTED. Johore.29 words
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471 1952-03-31 6 The late D.M. Tibbs, planter pioneer WITH the death of D. M. Tibbs at Batu Gajah Hospital on Saturday, March 22, one more link i s severed with the pioneer planters who opened up Malaya in the early year s of the century. Dudley Tibbs was the youngest son of471 words
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677 1952-03-31 6 RALPH WALLING - RALPH WALLING While the armies watch and wait By TOKYO. KOREA is bogged down by a military as well as a political stalemate. That is the considered opinion of Allied Service and diplomatic experts in Tokyo as the Communist and United Nations armies watch677 words
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Article35 1952-03-31 6 S. AFRICA ASIA BY an unfortunate transposition, the name of Mr. John Jacobs appeared instead of Mr. Joseph John's at the foot of Friday's letter on "South A*|ca, Asia and democracy. We apologise to both.35 words
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Article398 1952-03-31 6 imitation WE were visited by a plague of flying ants at the weekend. These are the insects, at least, which have always been known to us as flvinjr ants the pests which come flocking, in when rain threatens, or when rain has actually begun, or when the398 words
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Advertisement769 1952-03-31 6 OEHLERB CLARKE: The marriage of George Rae Oehler» to Frances Maude Clarke solemnised by the Rev. Dunkerley at St. Andrews Cathedral. Singapore, on Easter Monday, list. March. I*o2. ANNOI NCFMF NTS A LOVELY SELECTION of Model millinery by Gertrude HHrris of Bond Street has Just arrived at Madeline Ltd., 278,769 words
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Advertisement22 1952-03-31 6 ORIS Waterproof Antimagnetic Unbreakable glass IS |ewels Sweep second hand Luminous dial 6 months guarantee. Wm ©mrs Singapore, Mon. Mar. 31, 1952.22 words
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Advertisement112 1952-03-31 6 F jj? ifi milk imJftvlmkLm phone *****. ffl •^'optician cJo>u/d qedde/o the icrUe /onop PAR AVION! Cocktail and afternoon dresses Refreshing and smartly styled Also Hats New laces from Paris Pearls Jewelled Accessories. ruxTTleo hoTel 4 /olnc|apoJue RELIEVES PAIN STOPS lON BurnjAJf on£ ANTISEPTIC CREAM j^J V for treatment of112 words
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337 1952-03-31 7 'But I will act if there is any Red infiltration KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. 'J'HE High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer, has dispelled all doubts regarding Government policy towards trade unionists and organised labour in a message he sent tq the annual dinner of the337 words
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Article111 1952-03-31 7 Ex-Chindit leader for Malaya From Our Own Correspondent LONDON, Sun. BRIGADIER L. E. C. M. Perowne, 50-year-old former Chindit leader who has been appointed Commander of South Malaya District, will fly to Malaya early in April. His German wife will probably follow by sea. Brig. Perowne was ordered home yesterday111 words
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Article47 1952-03-31 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun Neo Swee Choon, a iorry driver, was fined a total of $300 at Johore Bahru for attempting to export eight logs from a forest reserve, using a false non-dutiable declaration form and failing to make a verbal declaration <*• goods for export.47 words
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Article, Illustration111 1952-03-31 7 FOURTEEN Malay Regiment sergeants will leave 'or Britain today. 12 of them bound for the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst and the other two the Physical Training School at Aldershot. Last night, the sergeants, in smart dark blue mess uniforms, were entertained to a dinner in Singapore given by the111 words
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Article167 1952-03-31 7 BUKIT TIMAH PROJECT TPHE first phase of the $3,000,000 Amoy Canning A Corporation (Singapore) Limited project at the Bth mile Bukit Timah Road, S ngapore, is scheduled to be completed in June, said the manager Mr. Lim Kirn Poey, yesterday. It consists of a milliondollar167 words
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Article293 1952-03-31 7 Camera Club holds third contest MORE than 70 photographs were on show at the third quarterly competition of the Singapore Camera Club, held at the British Council Hall, Stamford Road, yesterday. There were also many London Times pictures of British Royal Coronation ceremonies. Empire and Commonwealth gatherings of Primp Ministers293 words
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Article32 1952-03-31 7 Mr. H. H. Rankine, acting Australian Trade Commissioner in Malaya sailed from Singapore yesterday with his wife and 13-month-old son n the Nieuw Holland for Australia for a nine-month vacation.32 words
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Article19 1952-03-31 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— The Regent of Johore presided at a meeting of the Johore Executive Council today.19 words
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Article26 1952-03-31 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun Pang Chia Yam, of Wood lands, was fined $3 at Johore Bahru for hawking fowls. He said he was buying fowls26 words
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Article76 1952-03-31 7 NEWSMEN PLAN A BALL A SINGAPORE International Press Ball will be held on May 3. Organised by Singapore journalists, all the proceeds will go to the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association. Raffles Hotel has been booked and leaders of Singapore's civic, commercial and military life are expected to attend. Scores of Singapore's76 words
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Article50 1952-03-31 7 Group AB blood is urgently needed In the Singapore blood bank. Figures In the bank from March 22 to 28 are: O A B AB Total Received 62 21 15 3 101 Given 51 29 17 1 98 Flasks in hand 33 19 17 2 7150 words
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Article286 1952-03-31 7 OINGAPORE can be proud of its Musical Society's symphony orchestra. They achieved nothing short of a triumph at last night's concert And Jan Sme'erlin, the famous pianist, agrees. He proudly deflected the applause from himself to the Singaporeans. There were a few dozen empty seats286 words
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173 1952-03-31 7 SINGAPORE City Councillors at their meeting this afternoon will be asked to agree to a recommendation of their procedure committee that all senior appointments in the City service be made bj the Government Public Services Commission. All appointments in the senior officers' salary scheme and173 words
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Article91 1952-03-31 7 FIRE engines from the Singapore Central Station answered six calk yesterday four to put out lallang fires at Chinese cemeteries in different parts of the Island, one to tackle an electrical short circuit and the last one turned out to be "controlled burning of tar drums"91 words
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Article57 1952-03-31 7 Malayan air cadets under training with the Royal Singapore Flying Club were shown two films on aviation at the Flying Club last night. The films shown were— Highlights of Fan borough 1951 and Air Parade. Air Parade a history of civil aviation— was specially made as57 words
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Article18 1952-03-31 7 The President Taft arrived in Singapore yesterday. This is hhre r visit to the Colony18 words
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443 1952-03-31 7 Make insurance pay dependants, urges lawyer FUSMAYED at the number of cases in which the dependants of persons killed in motvr accidents, and others who were injured, have failed in claims against the insurers of the vehicles, a Singapore lawyer has made representation to the AttorneyGeneral, Mr. E. J. Davies,443 words
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Article29 1952-03-31 7 Coconut oil has been reduced from 60 cents to 55 cents a quart bottle in Singapore. The price per kati is down by $1 to $13.50.29 words
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Article25 1952-03-31 7 A force of 50 men is to be recruited by the Singapore City Council for its new $1,000,000 fire station at Alexandra Road.25 words
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166 1952-03-31 7 A SECTION of the audrnc* at a meeting organised by the Singapore Muslim Welfare Association yesterday staged a walk-out in protest against a resolution passed by the meeting. The resolution stated that th# meeting viewed with alarm the proposal to change166 words
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Article89 1952-03-31 7 For having served in various capacities from committee member to president during the last 30 years, Mr. J. A. Gagan was unanimously elected an honorary life member at the annual meeting of Singapore Swimming Club. Mr. D. Stark was re-elected, president. Other officials are: Mr.89 words
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Obituary61 1952-03-31 7 MR. D. M D. STEPHEN, aged 68. passed away peacefully at 118 Carpmael Road at 4.30 p.m. Mar. 30. The cortege will leave the Katong Church *t 4.30 p.m. today to Bidadarl. MARGARET AMELIA CASHIN. wife of Nelson Cashin, 297. Teluk Kurau, passed away at K.K. hospital at 10.3061 words
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Advertisement49 1952-03-31 7 k Illikirfl risk WJ^^r* a^ *\\l PRECISIOn UJfITCHES AT A OIODERfiTE PBICE ftOlC ACE NTS ™inrifir_ NOW ON PRICES GREATtY REDUCED) 82-1. Bras Basub Road. Singapore. 7. Phone *****. 8 "GOLD LEAF" TEA j^^^S&^SS^i Th o« j H^^S^^l rJSg' Awarded 10 Cold SOLE AGENTS:— F. A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ LTD., Singapore.49 words
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Advertisement109 1952-03-31 7 I ESSENTIAL FOR 1 1 HOME LEAVE! vf^E (ill ///lU' i '.^Py Will B \w 'a^B r^B 1 .40+^^wLS^E MENS SUPERFINE QUALITY WOOL-GABARDINE DOUBLE BREASTED RAINCOATS BY \quascutum $215/- Take Care of Your /•S^ And you cure that you* prospect* and W^f J*M happiness are rof being hindered by Ik-109 words
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Article500 1952-03-31 8 Journey Through Africa By RAYMOND MORTIMES VENTURE TO THE INTERIOR: By Laurens van der Post. (Hogarth Press. 12s. 6d.i THIS book will be widely enjoyed, I believe, for its delightful virtues, and will then become still more popular because of what I take to be its faults. Colonel van der500 words
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774 1952-03-31 8 By E.R. WATSON A HISTORY OF COLF IN BRITAIN. (Cassells, 42/-) NO game, not even, cricket, has been so fortunate in its writers as golf, and when such men as Darwin, Longhurst, Crawley and Cotton combine with others to write its history you774 words
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Article, Illustration628 1952-03-31 8 SIR R JOHN RUSSELL - An Unusual View Of World Hunger SIR R JOHN RUSSELL By CEOGRAPHY OF HUNGER. By Josue de Castro. (Gollancx, 18s.) |\R. Josue de Castro, -the Chairman of the Executive of the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations, describes in this volume the effects of the malnutrition said to628 words
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600 1952-03-31 8 By MONTGOMERY HYDE, M.P. The Last Serjeant (Macdonald, 215.) AS a Bar student 20 years ago, my favourite activity was to cross the Strand from the Temple to the Law Courts and listen to the, cases being tried there The first time I went600 words
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Article104 1952-03-31 8 A WELL-KNOWN lady educationist In Singapore has written a cookery book, "My Favourite Recipes", to swell her school's building fund. Mrs. Ellice Handy, principal of the Methodist Girls' School since 1945 says the entire proceeds from the first edition of her book will be donated to the school104 words
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Article138 1952-03-31 8 By ALISON UTTLCY A WINDOW ON A HILL. By Richard Church. (Hale. 15$) rpHIS illustrated collection X of short essays reflects the poet's outlook, both visual and spiritual, the keen observation of country detail, the awareness of underlying varieties. The fifty odd studies range from the discoveries which138 words
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Article175 1952-03-31 8 SO LONG TO LEARN. By John Mase field. (Heinemann. 18s.) "C° LONG TO LEARN" is >3 the Poet Laureate's account of hi s childhood and apprenticeship to letters. He U too modest to refer to himself as a pc#:, and persists in his definition of175 words
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Advertisement61 1952-03-31 8 C^JSp^ injection Single Cylinder Single or Twm Nozxle Holder*. Flange Fitting Pumps Fuel Oil /TV A B C D sizes Filter <3OJ^ Multi-Cylinder Enclosed Camthjrr P i^^>t^aSi^) Pin 'lc TMT M> C Lon Stercr Pumps with Mechanical, Hydraulic Nozzle. WzJ Nozzle, and Pneumafi'-jCovemort and Fuel P^<^»y^Ly Multi Cylinder Flange WiMijgLW^61 words
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Advertisement244 1952-03-31 8 For quick Wi?|l recovery after I^UK. ■MAI AD I A £^\lb>^ V^^^y NALAKIA SJl^X^' When fever leaves you so weak and depressed, a course of Angier's seems to 'pull you back to life. This palatable emulsion has antiseptic and tonic properties which build up the constitution, expel the toxins from244 words
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Article, Illustration1091 1952-03-31 9 SEMARANG. HPHE tides of war and L revolution that have swept Indonesia for tha past decade have not touched the position of the Chinese businessman: he is still in firm control of this nation's multi-million dollar retail trade and part of the wholesale business. Take Siong Kirn Sic for instance,1,091 words
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1178 1952-03-31 9 BOB CROON - limousines draw up in front of his little shop. Welldressed representatives <>f big Chinese importing firms alight ana talk bustness in the dingy ba^k-room-office On e on P occasion I saw Siong buy U5525,000 worth of Japanese made na:is. Thr» transaction lasted exactly 60 seconds, netted a t!dv 30 per1,178 words
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Advertisement245 1952-03-31 9 i We Serve You j TOTS and GAMES 1 << Make your choice from our var ed range of x Pedigree WALKING BOLLS CHAD VALLEY TEDDY BEARS, FABRIC VELVET, RUBBER FELT DOLLS TOYS also A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF .INDOOR GAMES. Toys Dept. cZTt Qbm Sk* Hardial Singh c- Sons Ltd.245 words
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Advertisement108 1952-03-31 9 The watch people ask for by name DATEJIST^^P S^ The Rolex Masfcrpicctf This model is truly the most handsome and complete watch to ever bear the name Rolex and is offered with the impartial guarantee and certification of an official Swiss Government testing station, showing it has passed uncompromising tests108 words
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Miscellaneous331 1952-03-31 9 g, grave significance (6. 9). Straits Times Crossword down 2. ''Under flew" (anag.) (9). 'I I l I l I i I I f i i l I I 3- Panel creates an Indian IS 16 7 Slate (5). j I _J_ 4. Really It applies only to 3SS SS!331 words
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Article282 1952-03-31 10 Changes hit stock market LONDON, Sun. EACH of the successive measures in the Conservative Government's disinflation policy hits the stock market where it hurts. First it was the "new monetary policy" with its moderate rise in the bank rate and then the Budget speech and the unexpected four per cent282 words
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Article157 1952-03-31 10 From Our Own Cerrwpoi»4en« MELBOURNE, Sat. HPHE investment market clo«d on an uncertain note yesterday. Falls again outnumbered rises but the bttt bulk of the 7CO listed issues showed no change. Passing of the Interim dividend by Drug Homes brought a sharp fall of 2 in this157 words
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406 1952-03-31 10 No pressure to sell noticeable From A Market Correspondent VTOTHING occurred to enliven Malayan markets the week and quiet conditions persisted in all .sections. No pressure to sell was noticeable, not even when the dastardly Tanjong Malim murders were reported but perhaps this restraint406 words
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Article141 1952-03-31 10 rpELUK Anson Rubber Estate Umlted made $320,046 166.6% last year and a dividend of 20 r B is recommended. Net liquid assets In the Balance Sheet including balance of sale proceeds of Palawan Estate, work out at $702,001. or $1.46 per share. Cost of production came to141 words
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Article33 1952-03-31 10 Payment of a 20 per cent dividend, less tax. Is recommended by the Directors of Teluk Ansoo Rubber Estate Ltd. in their report fcr the year ended Dec. 31. 1951.33 words
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Article295 1952-03-31 10 BUSINESS done in the Malayan Share Market last week Included: INDUSTRIALS. Alexandra Brick Ordinary $3.20, Fraser Neave Ordinary $3.7«, Gammon $2 80 Hammer $43.00, Malayan Breweries $5.00 to $4,924. Malayan Cement $95 to $90, McAlister $39 50, Robinson Ordinary $3.85. Straits Trading $21.75, Uniteers Ordinary $13 75, Henry295 words
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Article71 1952-03-31 10 THK Malayan Exchange Banks Association announced agreed rates of exchange to merchants at the week-end as follows: BUYING AIR MAIL T.T. O.D. New York 33 33 Vi 90 d/st. 33 Credit Bills 33 7/16 Trade Bills Canada 32 31/16 32 15/16 33 3/16 SELLING T.T./O/D. New York71 words
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Article54 1952-03-31 10 CHIPS alongsWe the Singapore Harbour Board godowns or expected there at 7 ajn. today are: Devonshire 1 2; Weltrevedren 4/5: Hong Ann 5: Seeamat 6 7: Steel Designer 8/9: Rotti 13/14: President Tyler 15/16: President Taft 18: Bounsrainville 33 34Garoet 38/39: William Luckenbach 42 43; Tasman 4:54 words
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Advertisement1486 1952-03-31 10 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. (Incorporated m jjnajaoorel BLOB FUNNEL LIMB Carricr'i aatian ta pt»€—4 via atbar aarrt to load and oucharg* cargo. lAIUMCS f LIVIKPOOL CUSCOW LONOOM b CONTINENTAL POtUV Out ia Ik b ham Parung Aaratycat for L'pool 6 C'fow Mar. 28/11 fWar for Hoßand London CIS Mar. JO Onrnai1,486 words
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Advertisement463 1952-03-31 10 PRESIDENT LINER SAILINGS To New Ycrk and Boston na Ceyion, India. Egypt and Mediterranean Parts. S ngapcre P Swettenham Penang s.s "PRESIDENT TAFT' 30 Mar /4 Apr 5/« Apr 7/8 Apr S.s. "CUBA VICTORY" 9/14 Apr. 15/17 Apr. s.s. ■'PRESIDENT lOHNSON" 14/20 Apr. 21/22 Apr. 23/25 Apr. s.s. "PRESIDENT MONROE"*463 words
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Advertisement433 1952-03-31 10 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA/UK CONTINENT i Spore P. Sham Penang "Panama" for Bangkok H Kong 15/16 Apr. 12/14 Apr. 9/1 1 Apr. "Meonia" for Saigon Bangkok 14/15 Apr "Korea" for Bangkok Saigon Hong Kong 23/24 May 20/72 May 17/19 May FROM lAPAN/HONC KONC "Produce" to. Bangkok. 10/13 Apr.433 words
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Advertisement1124 1952-03-31 10 McALISTER A CO., LTD. lelephoac N» S9ot> BXLERMAN 6c BUCKMALL HXAVENESS LINE LONDON HAVRE, ROTTEROAM a«-M« mm HAMBURC LOS ANCELES. SAN FRANCISCO, and for USA., North Atlantic Ports PORTLAND SEATTLE VANCOUVER nd ciT n Y 1C OF V LIL^ mbO Accepting cargo tot Centra. 6 South Spore PS>Jn Penan. Am«t<an1,124 words
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Article594 1952-03-31 11 POLICE v CSC CETLON SrOKT* CLUB C. Thuraisinuam b S. K. Sundram 2 S. Yoearalah b S. K. Sundram 4 S Kulaisingam lbw S. K. Sundram 4 X S. Retnam c Devadas b Perera 43 S D. Williams lbw H Perera 4 U Thillazaratnam b H Perera 13594 words
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Article434 1952-03-31 11 Midgley and Eng Cheng bowl best By Our Cricket Reporter rpHhKh were only two outright results in tne Singapore Cricket Association's senior cricket tournament matches yesterday which were reduced to one-day affairs. Rain caused two matches to be abandoned. In the two matches that saw a finish, Singapore434 words
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Article60 1952-03-31 11 Yesterday's cricket match on the SCC. padang between Non-Bend-ers and SCC. was abandoned owing to rain, with Non-Benders ln a good position. Non-Benders declared at 124 for seven (T. M. Hart 42. Chia Keng Hock 33; Moss four for 22). SCC. had scored 36 for five60 words
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Article85 1952-03-31 11 PENANG. Sun pENANU Spr-Tte Club snatched victory in the last over to bent Indian Association by 50 runs yesterday on the Western Road ground Sports C!ub declared at 116 for nine wickets (S V Adams 35) Indian Association tried to play out time, but just85 words
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Article199 1952-03-31 11 T.,«™ IPOH, Sunday. HREE newcomers— Lt. H. C. Whatney of the Commandos, schoolboy Cec'l Augustine formerly of Kedah. and Dr. G. A. Mott are included in Perak's cricket team to meet Penang at Penan* from April 12 to 14. At the conclusion of today's199 words
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Article243 1952-03-31 11 SEREMBAN. Sun P<OR the first time since the Rhodes Mtmorial Trophy Cricket competition between the Negri Sembilan Combined Schools and the Negri Sembilan Cricket Association was inaugurated four years «g«. the meeting this season will be a two-day affair. The trophy match will be played243 words
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266 1952-03-31 11 LONDON, Sun. A triangular pennant, with the crest of an English county on a white background, will be seen fluttering from the masthead of county cricket grounds this summer. It will appear only where Warwickshire are playing, for, as county champions, they are entitledReuter - 266 words
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410 1952-03-31 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. SEVERAL bright batting displays and some good fielding today made up for yesterday's lack o f enterprise and dreary cricket in the Selangor trial. Allan Jones, the Selangor captain, scored a sound 74 runs before retiring. He batted confidently and410 words
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236 1952-03-31 11 JUNIOR CRICKET J^ CENTURY (104) by former Colony and South cricketer V. R. Sabapathy, ln which there were two sixes and 14 fours, was the highlight of yesterday's S.C.A. Junior tournament matches. But Sabapathy's hundred did not save Ceylonese II in this hiKh scoring236 words
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Article178 1952-03-31 11 PENANG Sun OENANCJ left-arm spin bowlei ,loe Andres, brought off the first hat-trick this season in thp Penanfj State cricket Lrlal today nn the Western Road ground He took five wickets for 11 runs a-hen Pearsons team was dismissed for 38 runs. The trial178 words
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Article29 1952-03-31 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— After d'smlsstng Royal West K«nta. for 19 runs, Klang Club passed thin total with eight wickets ln band today at Klang High School29 words
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Advertisement562 1952-03-31 11 TOIAY! 45 a.m.- IN- 4-6.45 9.30 pm. i Plea«e note revised times) WINNER OF 5 ACADEMY AWARDS i.& £s ..Js A, H JfiL /^KCLIFT- TAYLOR WINTERS .GtORGISIRIiNS'r— If ij^j A PIACI IN THE SIN CROWDS WERE HELD SPELLBOUND BY THIS OUTSTANDING PICTURE! COMING SOON e DARING! TIMELY! THRILUNG I MIHU»562 words
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Advertisement202 1952-03-31 11 &&&s&&ttir- LAS T 4 SHOWS 11.00, 1.45, 4.00 6.30 Only "A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE' with VIVIEN LEIGH MARLON BRANDO Kirn Hunter and Karl Maiden «a TONIGHT at 9.30 P.M. Pj Premiere Releace CAROL REED'S I "OUTCAST T E ISLANDS" A LONDON FILMS PRODUCTION DISTRIBUTED BY SHAW BROS. Starring TREVOR HOWARD202 words
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Article1005 1952-03-31 12 Bakar snap goals did the trick Singapore Civilians 2; Army /Navy 1. TWO snap goals within a minute by Awang Bakar. aided and abetted by Ismail YusofF on each occasion, put Civilians on the road to victory in the Joe Chappel Memorial match at Jalan1,005 words
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Article26 1952-03-31 12 Two S.A.F.A. League matches were postponed yesterday. They were the Dlv. 2 game at Police Depot and the Dlv. 3B match at Oeylang.26 words
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360 1952-03-31 12 KUALA LUMPITR, San. V| IDWAY throngh the an- nu«i general meeting of the Football Association of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur last night, the Chairman, Mr. Mm Kee Slong, clasped bis head and exclaimed "For God's sake I can't stand any more of this". An360 words
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Article361 1952-03-31 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. MALAYAN Chinese Football Association will play against Aryan Gymkhana, the Indian touring side due in Malaya next month. At a meeting of the MCFA executive committee today at the SCRC, Mr. Koe Ewe Teik, the chairman, was empowered to arrange the fixture361 words
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Article51 1952-03-31 12 SOCCER DIV. I: Indian R.C. f S.R.C. at J. Besar. Dl\ 2: Indian R.C. 'A' Marine Dept. at CYM A. BUS. HSE. LGE.: Shell v S. Darby at Shell; Gathrle v ICI at F. Park. FRIENDLY: T. Batfrn Ranters S.C.I, on padant. Combined Schools v Singapore 'A' at51 words
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Article125 1952-03-31 12 CINOAPORE Business Houses 13 FA. XI to meet Singapore Malays at Jalan Besar on Wednesday is: Arshad; Johan, All Samijan, Vass (capti, Hoon Leoog. Yassin; Rahim Omar. Boon Khim. T. Misson. Mat Noor and Avthar Singh. Reserves: Eng Hoe, Omar Salleh. Abdul Rashld, Kirn San.125 words
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Article296 1952-03-31 12 S.AJ.A. FIRST DIVISION P W D L P A pts Kota Raja 3 3 8 1 6 Fathul Karib 4 2 118 4 5 Rovers 3 2 1-645 Tigers 2 2 0 1 4 SRC. 3 2 1 7 10 4 Kat. Sajarah 5 2-3404 Pulau Brani296 words
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Article356 1952-03-31 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. rPHIS year's Malayan Chinese Football Association cup final, to be played on June 22, will not be in Singapore even if the holders; Colony Chinese, are finalists. At the first meeting of the new-ly-elected MCFA executive committee It was decided that356 words
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1100 1952-03-31 12 SENTINEL - SENTINEL MONDAY SOCCERFRONT By FVENT of the past week along the Soccerfront was Tigers hollow victory o^er Singapore Recreation Club. Not because it was a classic exhibition it was not at all notable from the playing point of view but because it spelled, in1,100 words
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Article207 1952-03-31 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. TTLU Selangor District qualified I for the final of the Selangor inter-dlstrlct knock-out soccer competition by defeating Klang District 3-2 at Sentul Pasar today. It was a scrappy game, with i both sides missing many chances, j but Ulu Selangor, who Included eight207 words
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Article54 1952-03-31 12 TAIPINO. Sun: The Centenary' Cup presented by the Brother Director of 8t Georges Institution In commemoration of the 100 th year ot the arrival of the Christian Brother* >n Malaya for competition between Present and Past Boys of the School tn soccer, cricket and hockey54 words
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27 1952-03-31 12 IPOH. Sun— Heavy rain this-l evening washed out the first soc- i I cer trial arranged by the Perak I A.F.A.27 words
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Article109 1952-03-31 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. SINGAPORE Amateur Football Association has written to FAM affiliates informing them of proposed SAFA tours. SAFA plans to send a team to Hong Kong for the interport match for the Aw Hoe Cup in either January or February next year. A week either before109 words
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Advertisement891 1952-03-31 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. ACCOMMODATION WANTED WAN! ED a house on rent or purchase at reasonable term*. Apply B'.x No A1674 8T BACHELOR European require* room and board with private family Box No. A1691, ST. FLAT or doubleroom for wcrkln« girl and mother. Fairly central with cooking facilities preferably Apply Box A1683.891 words
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Advertisement381 1952-03-31 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE SALE Now On At Muichand's 82-1, Bras Basah Road Price* Oreatlv Reduced QUICK SALE: Marmet Pram S7O. Wireless $20. Fan $15. Collect 8. Island View. Paslr Panjang FOR SALE Thoroughbred Ooldeo Cocker Spaniels 8 weeks old Excellent Pedigree. Charges moderate. Tel. *****. FOR SALE British built381 words
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Miscellaneous27 1952-03-31 12 SINGAPORE TIDFS TODAY: High: 0126 (8 9) and 1439 (7.3); Low 0804 (0.6) and 1948 (3 8) TOMORROW: 0166 (8.6) and 1526 (6.5); 0*44 (1.1); 2016 (4.3).27 words
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