The Straits Times, 27 April 1952

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    31 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Edition Ol the Stralta Times Singapore Free Press No. 873. SINGAPORE. SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS SINGAPORE. 6 PHONE *****
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    SIR GERALD: I VALUE SPORT
    964 1 And social functions, too BUT MORE WORK IS NEEDED KUALA LUMPUR, Sat-rday THE HICH COMMISSIONER, GENERAL SIR GERALD TEMPLER, TODAY CAVE HIS SECOND STRAICHT-FROM-THE-SHOULDER TALK ON PUBLIC APATHY IN THE FEDERA TION AND SHOWED HOW PEOPLE COULD HfcL? IN MANY FIELDS OF VOLUNTARY WORK. In
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    Sword of Islam
    34 1 CAIRO Sat. Seif el Islam (Sword of Islam) Mutahar. brother of Imam Ahmed, the ruler of Yemen, died early today from a heart illness. He was in his early 40s.— A.P.
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    10,000,000 FACE MADRAS FAMINE
    249 1 No money to buy food NEW DELHI. Saturday. TEN MILLION people in drought-ridden Madras are today facing their worst famine in 75 years. Failure of the monsoon for rtve successive seasons has stricken the northern districts of the state with a combined drought and famine crisii
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    Two Soviet experts die
    56 1 MOSCOW. Bat.— Soviet papers reported today the deaths of two leading technical experts. One was Karl Krug, 79. an authority on Soviet electrification and head of the facully of theoretical electrotechnlcg at thp Moscow energetics academy. The other was Pavel Romanov. 56, a specialist or. light
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    Scientist dies
    34 1 LEIDEN. Sat. Prof. H. A Kramers. 57. one of the world's leading atomic scientists and chairman of the 1946 atomic energy commission in the United Nations, died here after an operation. A.P.
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    Stole a Billow
    32 1 Tan 'Chen| Tec*, ltf, <W4 yesterday sentenced in the Singapore Second Police Court to six weeks' imprisonment for stealing a pillow, a blanket and a mat. valued at $8.
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    'They need aid now'
    101 1 'They need aid now KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. SIR GERALD TEMPLER today had a special message for vnen who felt that the> were unsuited for welfare work in the new villages and kampongs. If they considered that warfare work was not directly connected with the Emergency there were such activities as
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    FIRST TIME
    29 1 BUENOS AIRES. Sat—Women entered the Argentine Congress for the first time yesterday when six women senators and 23 deputies took the oath at a preparatory session. Reuter.
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    Manchester are soccer champions
    142 1 Manchester are soccer champions LONDON. Sat. MANCHESTER United today became English Football League champions. They thrashed their nearest rivals. Arsenal, by 6-1 at Manchester. The two teams started the game with level points but Manchester had so superior goal average that Arsenal needed to win by 7-0 to gain the
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    Picnic for 25 crippled children
    153 1 Picnic for 25 crippled children rpWENTY-FTVE crippled children of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital had the best day of their hospital lives yesterday and some have been in the hospital for six years. They all went out on a launch picnic arranged by the Singapore Youth Council. It was a hard
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    More troops for Malaya
    66 1 Man y Service reinforcements for Malaya arrived in Singapore on board the troopship Empire Pride yesterday from Britain. The troopship will not go to Hong Kong, but will anchor in the Outer Roads until May 1, when she returns to Britain. The troopship Dunera will arrive
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    Cooler winds are now blowing'
    98 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. MR. C. Thornton, president of the f.m.s. Chamber of Commerce, said at today's annual general meeting that 1951 was a year of record prosperity for Malaya. It finished the year with a favourable balance of trade of over $1,200,000,000. Currency in circulation
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    THREE PEKING REDS PASS THROUGH
    85 1 mHBEEf £hinetoe Communist -1 diplomats. Messrs. Hsieh U. Chan Hen Mint and Hsu Vi Mln. who arrived In Singapore from Rangoon three days ago. left by air for I Peking yesterday. During their stay in the Colony they remained fn the vicinity of Raffles Hotel
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    A Home Guard Command now
    296 1 AFTER months of "contiderarion," Hie Federation Covernme.t has set up a completely new branch with the specific job of training the Home Guards a peoples army that already runs into more than 200.000 men to fight the bandits. Under the overall command of an "Inspector
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    Air exercises postponed
    39 1 OENANG squadron of the I Malayan AuxilUary Air Force has postponed its mock battle exercises, originally scheduled for tomorrow. PI. Lieut. F. O. D e Pass, commanding officer. said yesterday the exercises would be held later.
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    Two launches for Sarawak
    49 1 Capt. D. F. Matheson, Ship- ping Master of Sarawak, sailed from Singapore last night with two new launches for the Sarawak Government. Built of teakwood at the I Tbonneycroft shipyard at Taajong Rhu, the 60-foot launches are equipped with special engines capable of high speeds.
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    TROOPS KILL BANDIT, CHIEF
    579 1 TROOPS KILL BANDIT, CHIEF KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. EIGHT Communist terrorists including one $25,000 and one $13,000 bandit were killed, one was captured and three were wounded in the Fede/aton during last night and today. Six of the bandits killed were accounted for by the Suffolks in two operations in the
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    He thinks saucers come from Mars
    1309 2 'HUMAN PILOTS COULD NOT WITHSTAND HIGH ACCELERATION OF THE FLYING OBJECTS THAT ARE BAFFLING THIfwORLD' ALL types or people have, during the past live years, seen speeding across the skies the strange objects of varying kinds that are now broadly dubbed Hying saucers. They
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    The man who had too many mothers
    566 2  -  RONALD GARTH-DAVIS i By WHENEVER handsome Harry Waltllnx heard a mammy song tears welled into his eyes. Th e boy from an orphanage had built up a prosperous round as a travelling salesman On the Salt Lake-San Francisco route but he had never
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    C.-G. gives youth of Malaya three 'main aims'
    360 3 C.-G. gives youth of Malaya three 'main aims' KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. KAR. MALCOLM MacDONALD, Commissioner General for South East Asia, today told delegates at the second annual conference of the Malayan Youth Council in Kuala Lumpur that ts leaders of youth they had a great and heavy responsibility which was
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    36 3 l> i tii C, J. Parlar, the Sine a pore Legislative Councillor, cats the ribbon to opea the Bedok Rural District instructional centre for civil defence at the Jalan Eunos Malay School yesterday. Sunday Times picture.
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    CITY COUNCIL CAN STOP OVER-CROWDING
    280 3 THE SINCAPORE CITY COUNCIL has the power to control overcrowding in homes by making it compulsory tor every occupant of a house to nave 350 cubic feet of accommodation. But this rule is not generally enforced. A spokesman of the Council said that because of
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    Stamford Club appointments
    88 3 The following office bearers we r e elected at yesterdays anm al general meeting of th<» Stamford Club. Singapore. Presidf-nt: Mr. K. M Bvrne. vice-president. Mr. Lim Teng Law. i Woman Vice-president, Mrs. Lee Ku. in Yew. Hon. Secretary, Mr. S. Thlrurhelvam, Treasurer. Mr. Teo Loh Swee
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    Two bodies found in sea
    84 3 PENANG. Sat.— A oody. with a rope tied round the 1 neck with a stone attached to ii. was found floating in the sea off the 11th mile, Ban Ferringhi, last night. The corpse, which is be- lieved to nave been In the water for
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    343 register to vote in K.L
    50 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Three hundred and fortythree people have registered since the Kuala Lumpur elec- toral roTJ opened on Apr. 15. Mr. C. A.J. Potter, the Super- i visor of Elections, told the 1 Sunday Times today. I All except three are new registrations.
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    Lightning kills 3
    36 3 CALCUTTA. Sat. Three people were Wiled and about ji 50 injured, six of them seri- j ously when lightning struck l < a cinema in BbWTah, a sub- I urb of Calcutta. Reuter. 1
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    MALAYAN AT WORLD TALK IN LONDON
    78 3 MALAYAN AT WORLD TALK IN LONDON KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. MR. W. F. C. Grenier. of Kuala Lumpur, will represent Malaya at the General Assemblies of the International Touring Alliance and the World Touring; and Automobile Organisation in London next month. Mr. Grenier is with Walter Grenier and Co., Kuala Lumpur,
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    JOHORE MINE PROSPECTS NOT GOOD'
    80 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. PROSPECTS for the mining Industry In Johore art» not good, says an official report. Early in 1951 most of the mines were flooded and for weeks many were unable to recommence operations. There were promises of expansion of mining activity in 1951,
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    Warrants out for arrest of nine
    39 3 Nine people failed to appear In the Singapore Traffic Courts during the week to face charges. Yesterday morning, warrants for "their arrest were Issued by the First Magistrate, Mr. J. F. Mac William.
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    Council dispute: new move
    223 3 THE special four-man sub-committee of the Singapore City Council yesterday met the representatives of the Government and City Council Labour Union for three hours. Later the committee announced that it would approach the Colony Government for the setting up of a joint Party to negotiate a
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    Persia gets U.S. aid
    45 3 WASHINGTON. Sat— The United States announced yesterday it was resuming milltary assistance to Persia following an exchange of notes with the Persian Prime Minister, Dr. Mossadeq. Military assistance was suspended on Jan. 8 pending the negotiation of a new agreement. Reuter.
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    Red casualties
    37 3 WASHINGTON. Sat Ui It- ed States Army authorities j yesterday estimated enemy military casualties in Korea at r 1.666.0W W>* Jtp. and eluding Apr. Io.J This was an increase of 17.613 In two weeks.— Reuter.
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    'BAMBI' AT THE YOUTH INSTITUTE
    171 3 SINGAPORE Legislative Councillor, Mr. Thlo Chan Bee, was nicknamed "Bambi" when he recently presided over the All-Malaya MethotdLst Youth Fellowship Insttti}t£ at the Anglo-Chinese School in Barker Road, Singapore, as the Dean. This was disclosed by Miss Fan* Chool Leng. on; of the Malayan Y.WC.A.
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    MAY RICE RATIONS IN PENANG
    55 3 PENANO, Sat— Two grades of rice, medium and high, will be issued in Penang and Province Wellesley and South Kedah during the ration month of May. Because of uneven off-take of various grad?s in the past, the percentage purchase of the medium grade has been
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    25 3 Anna Maria Mussolini, youngest daughter of the late Italian dictator, watches the international lawn tennis championship at the Fi>r«» Italico in Rome. A. P photo
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    38 3 A let?n-age<2 girl member of Bolivia's newly created Civilian Guard stands near the entrance to a governrrvent building in La Pai. The arms for the Guard were seized from the arsenal during the recent revolution A P. photo.
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    PLENTY OF RUBBER, LITTLE RICE
    64 3 PLENTY OF RUBBER, LITTLE RICE JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. \JEARLY 10.000 acres of pad! land in Jo h ore went out of cultivation In 1951. As in 1950, the main feature of Johore agriculture has been continued rubber cultivation and an almost complete neglect of rice. The acreage under rice has
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    Rubber prices
    157 3 The Singapore Rubber Market steadied yesterday following continued sellers reserve. Some Continental enquiries were received, but business transactions were on a small scale. The market closed steady with May first-grade buyers at $1.09 5 8. one eighth of a cent higher than at Friday's dose. Closing nrices yesterday
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    TIN: $478 3/8 A PICUI
    13 3 riN: $478| A PICUI SINGAPORE. Sat. Apr! !6.— M7BS, a pi—i (>p IK).
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    Blast fall's seven
    25 3 SAARBRUCKEN, 8 at. Seven miners were killed yesterday by an explosion in a ventilation shaft at Koenlg coalmine, near Neunklrchen, Saar.— Reuter.
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    Two girls who sang their way to the top
    612 4 Two girls who sang their way to the top TWO young Malayan girls -one of humble b rth and no schooling, tie other gently nurtured and educated have met in Singapore and become firm friends near the top rung of the I'idder of their careers. They are songstresses (hong Sit
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    MAKING MOCK WHIPPED CREAM
    297 4 Marie Gcugh's Cookery Corner A READER writes: Can you give me a really recipe for mock l cream? So many i require it as a garnish t.: do not tell one how to make it. ANSWER Mix a tablespornful of cornfcur vwin a qutrier of an
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    THE LAST OF THAT TULIP TREE
    608 4 THE LAST OF THAT TULIP TREE Km ■BjHx- W' sßr^^^^^F^r^^^S^^^Si-^BSB^KmmTKK^' «s£ fc- <».ife*-* WS4 CO far this year there haa been no dry spell, and In consequence, the wintering of the rubber trees is very backward. The Dusun needs a few weeks of dry, hot weather for the fruit trees
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    39 5 THE SULTAN of Brunei. Sultan Omar Ali Saifudin (left) on hit arrival in Singapore yesterday en route to Britain. With him are hit iecretary Dato Predana Mentri Haji Ibrahim (centre) and hit brother-in-law Pengiran Omar Ali. Sunday Times picture.
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    3,000-MILE WEEKLY CHAT TO HIS SON
    559 5 3,000-MILE WEEKLY CHAT TO HIS SON S pore 'ham is one of few pEW MEN are able to have a weekly conversation with their sons 3,000 miles away. But Mr. R. J. Hollis Bee, president of the Singapore Amateur Radio Transmitter Society is one of the few. Mr Hollis-Bee, who
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    CORPORAL SAYS, P.C. ABUSED ME'
    245 5 CORPORAL MOHAMMED bin CHE MAT, of Orchard Road police station, said in Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday that when he gave orders to a constable, Mastin bin Nama. on Jan. 19, the constable called him a "good-for-nothing corporal" and challenged him to a fight. Cpl.
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    TWO SENT FOR TRIAL
    88 5 ifURUGAM AYAROO and Allapan Marlyannu were committed by the Singapore Fourth Magistrate, Mr. D. Chapman, for trial at the next Assizes on a charge of .-obbery. They were alleged to have held up Muthu Veeran, a City Council labourer, on Feb. 2 at the junction of
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    Thank you Singapore, says Korea
    104 5 mHE Commander of the X Commonwealth Division in Korea. Major-Gen. A. J. H. Casse'.s, has sent a letter to the XJ.O.C. Singapore L trict. Major-Gen. O'Carroll *ott. thanking the people of Singapore for their gift of $12,000 to British troops in Korea. The Cetter says
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    A SURPRISE FOR SIR CLUTHA
    239 5 Present for his grandson JOHORE BAHRU. Saturday. SIR CLUTHA MacKENZIE. consultant on Blind Welfare to the United Nations, who was accompanied by his son-in-law. Major R. L. Bridges. Federation Welfare Officer for the Blind, received a surprise when he visited the Princess Elizabeth School for
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    S. I. T. car-owners robbed at night
    145 5 /\WNER-DRIVERS living in the new Singapore Improvement Trust flats at Prinsep and Short Streets are worried at the growing number of thefts from their vehicles which are parked along the road at night. One driver who left his car in Short Street on
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    'NO PLACE FOR IN CD.'
    272 5 'NO PLACE FOR IN CD.' RACIALISM and creed came under fire yesterday at the opening of the Bedok Rural District Civil Defence instructional centre at the Malay Settlement School in Jalan Eunos. Both Dato C. J. Paglar, the Singapore Legislative Councillor, who declared the centre open, and Group Captain H.
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    Awakened by pistol shots
    53 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Sat Residents of Pekan Lama, Sungei Patani, were awakened by four pistol shots shortly after midnight this morning But it was not a bandit attack. It was reported that the shots were fired by a European planter driving through the town with two friends.
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      292 5 I \s r I Uncle Silas: 9.05 Music for SINGAPORE Strings; 9.30 News: 945 Strictly (49m «n>iwr« ?«<;™ iiiucti Instrumental; 10 Opera Concert: (184. 6*o M, 41. **+> 1^5?»"-iuRoS!T£n. U.tl, We Close Down 9 a.m. Good Morning; 930 Mv- The Lady On the Screen; 330 RRr rreA c slcal Rcund-Up
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    19 REASONS FOR A GREAT
    1006 6  -  NAN HALL The blessings of 'a happy sort of chap 9 By OAYADI bin Hassan, aged 46, a Singapore court interpreter is the thirteenth and only surviving member of a family of 22 children. And he has dandled 17 of his own children on his
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    MAN WHO PREACHED LOVE
    355 6 MARY Borden has recently published a novel. "Martin Merriedew", which might be dismissed as just another novel with a message. But no message, if it is a message worth delivering, should be dismissed lightly, and this one Is couched in terms so dramatic and convincing as
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    Between you and me...
    619 6  -  r BILLY BUDD BY WHAT on earth U happening to the British race? What has stricken the once proud masters of the earth? 1 asked this of heaven after talking the other day with a distinguished English visitor to Maliya who had told me that the
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    Tempter's list for good Malayans
    1343 7 ABC of organisations which need your help THE High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer, in a speech to the Chamber of Commerce in Kuala Lumpur yesterday, said people were asking for information on voluntary service in the Federation. Here is his list of worthwhile work
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    She locked herself up for 60 years
    609 8  -  RONNY HOWARD By IyHFN Lord Glifden's s lovely daughter, Lilah. s«< p 1 into a lilting waltz other couples stood back from the floor to watch. She danced divine- < ly, with her gracefully < slim figure and fragile beauty. Brilliantly witty, she
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    21 8 SPRING RHAPSODY: A new London creation worn by Ann Fartar. It is in white braided straw with horsehair veil. Popper picture.
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    Princess finds peace —as a housewife
    678 8  -  RICHARD JONES She was born to a 21-gun salute, but the time came when she sold her tiara to pay her debts By HOW does a princess, mother of six, accustomld to the glamour of a royal court, begin life again as a poor
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    THE AMAZONIAN LEAP
    35 8 Sylvie Bakst. one of the leading dancers in the |anine Charrar Ballet Troupo. the* through t*ie air wiHi rtie greatest of ease duriaa: a p«rfor»aaca of Hrn "La* Akiikm ballet in Lamia*.
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    Colony nurses may soon be recognised in Britain
    228 9 QR. W. j. VICKERS, Director of Medical Services, Singapore, told the Sunday Times yesterday: "I am expecting to hear, any day, that an agreement has been signed between the Ceneral Nursing Council of England and Wales and the Singapore Nursing Board, which
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    SUTTON BOY' DESERTED
    56 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat CHONG Tan Poh. a "Sutton Boy" who deserted the Police Force was sentenced to five months imprisonment today. Chorii was called up under the man power scheme and joined the Police Force on Dec 15. He absconded on Feb 2 and was arrested at
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    Indonesia Club tea party
    48 9 The women's section of the Colony Indonesia Club will hold a tea party at 4 pm. today in commemoration of R. A. Kartini. There will also be a semi final billiards tournament between A. Jaafar and Musa at 8.30 pjn. for Dr. Razif's Cup.
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    Eight too many
    30 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Tan Bock Seng, who carried eight passengers in his lorry in breach of his haulagp permit, was fined $50 by the Police Court today.
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    FREE SHOW FOR SIAM CADETS
    125 9 FREE SHOW FOR SIAM CADETS ABOUT 300 Siamese naval cadets from the two Royal Siamese Navy sloops, Maeklong and Posamtom, now in Singapore, were tieated to a special film show at the Pavilion yesterday. The show was part of an entertainment programme planned for these cadets by the Singapore Public
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    VIOBA branch for Spore
    74 9 O.a Victorians ;n the University are forming a branch of their Old Boys" Association in Singapore to promote closer rf 'ationsnlps and better undersU -jlng and also help in organls. a social and tlterary functions among the hundred* of OJd Victo rians in the Colony. Any
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    Charged with being absent
    87 9 MOHAMMED Noor bin Zaimal, a special constable of the Federation Police force was yesterday brought before the Singapore First Police Magistrate, Mr. D. H. Chapman, on a tentative charge of absenting himself from duty. He was posted at Bukit Klra Estate, Selangor, between Feb. 29 and
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    745 9  - Nan Hall AN elderly woman Tun Sa; Huay. alleged in Court that she had given a total of $55 to a hospital attendant at the General Hospital who had said her son couJd be admitted if she e^ve him money "for cigarettes for doctors." Ah Chiang, former hospital attendant, was
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    25 9 Mr. John Lee Chong Lim and Miss Theresa Wong Ah Nooi who were married at the Church iff the Sacred Heart yesterday. Sunday Times picture.
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    243 9 The youngsters of today SINGAPORE'S 21 Government-paid evening class lecturers, who teach about 500 pupils a variety of trades, yesterday expressed bewilderment over the recent pronouncements on the need for technical education which have been made by Government and industrial spokesman Said one lecturer yesterday: "I don't want to jeopardise
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    THE KEY TO PEACE
    110 9 If the people of Singapore realised the need for closp co-operation between citizens and Government, the Emergency would soon be lifted, said Mr. W. J. Parks, acting Deputy Commissioner of Police, at yesterday's silver Jubilee celebrations of thp Singapore Police Thrift and Loan Society. He was
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    MR. ALLEN AND KING HENRY THE SECOND
    217 9 MR. ALLEN AND KING HENRY THE SECOND THE Singapore representative of the Ministry of Transport, Mr. D. F. Allon, spends his working hours dealing with ships but he has given 12 years o: his spare time to writin;; a thick volume all about tha coins of the reign of Britain's
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    St. John photo competition
    73 9 Entries for the Colony St. John Ambulance Brigade's first amateur photographic competition must be submitU ed to Brigade Headquarters Stamford Road, Singapore during May. The competition has bten divided into three sections portraits, landscapes and pictures of first aid demonstrations. Sizes of photographs must be 8"
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    Didn't turn up
    32 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Abdul Rahman bin Mohamed. who failed to apprar in the Magistrate's Court on Apr. 9 when summoned to do so waa fined $50 today in Court
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    34 10 OPENING TOMORROW April 28th Lee Mln Stores Ltd., 186, Towner Road (00 Bak'stier Road) Pint Class Goods at Cheap-Sale Prices. A Modern Store For Modern People of Singapore. Opening Day April 28th Tomorrow
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, APRIL 27, 1952. Innocent and dead
    546 10 THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, APRIL 27, 1952. Innocent and dead LET US ponder awhile on the bandit outrages of last Wednesday. On that day they killed six civilians. Six innocertf people. Who will be their victims today? And tomorrow and the next day? It is fair to assume that many
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    ...And after all that, a mouse is born
    1555 10 A MALAYAN LAWYER LOOKS AT THE NEW CONTROL OF RENT BILL, "THE mountains are in labour but only a mouse is born" is an old Roman proverb which could be aptly applied to the Report of the Select Committee on the new
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      137 10 I YIELD to none in my admiration of Sir Gerald as a wise and devoted ad- mlnistrator, but 1 cannot agree that a useful course would be for us alt to eschew the royal and ancent game of golf. "The Communists." he says, "do not ptay golf"
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      80 10 professor WITH reference to the statement made by Professor George Catlin which appeared on the front page of the Sunday Times last week, I would appreciate It if you would deliver the fofjowlng message to the Professor: "If peop'e talked on subjects they knew, the world would be nried
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      305 10 IT was reported In the Sunday Times last week that the Government Temporary Officers' Association had urged its members to accept the Government's offer of being absorbed into the permanent service in the lower division of the supernumerary clerical service. Being a temporary clerk myself, I wish to voice
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    Ah Kow has a problem
    292 11  - Ah Kow has a problem Patrick Kritb ■v KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. IN his hiding place somewhere in Malaya today, a former mcc seller of Pudu. Kuala Lumpur, is still trying to figure out the problems of sudden wealth. Until a week ago, Ah Kow— that is not his real name—
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    Prices of second-hand cars in Spore drop 50 p.c.
    235 11 Prices of second-hand cars in Spore drop 50 p.c. $ECOND HAND prices for big cars have dropped about 50 per cent, and for popular types of small cars from 30 to 40 per cent, in the part six months, Singapore second-hand motor dealers said yesterday. Motorcar distributors have now satisfied
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    A NOOSE/ SAY TRADERS
    138 11 SINGAPORE Chinese importing and exporting merchants who trade wlth Indonesia yesterday described the Indonesian Government's chancery fee as "a tightened noose which is throttling trade between the Colony and Indonesia." At the monthly meeting of the Singapore Overseas Chinese Importers and Exporters Association, Mr. Kwek Soan
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    LOTTERY WINNER GOES TO INDIA
    437 11 IPOH. Saturday. COUR DAYS AFTER WINNING $226,000 m last weekend's Social Welfare Lottery, 23-year-old M Kathiryan, Ipoh garbage collector took his first plane trip back to India via Colombo after sending a brief letter cf resignation to his former employers, the Kinta Town Board Old
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    CAIKY LEAVES MALAYA FOR BRITIAN
    198 11 THE twin-engined Consul aircraft which carried Malayan Airways' first passengers left Singapore yesterday on an 8.000-mile ferry flight to Britain. Known as "Caiky," the aircraft will be delivered to its new owners in London. Piloting the aircraft was Captain D. R. Fenton. Chief Pdot of
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    THEY STOLE CIGARETTES
    67 11 rREE Malays were yesterday brought before the Singapore First Police Magistrate, Mr. D. H. Chapman, on a charge of stealing $93 worth of cigarettes at Rothmans Limited in Orchard Road last Thursday. They were Mohammed Din bin Seh, 22, Samat bin Kardi. 33, and Salleh bin Torui,
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    Girl found shot dead
    46 11 TAIPING, Sat. YONG CHIN' YING. a 20--year-old girl, was fount' shot dead in a shop at Eastern Road at 11.30 last night. Lying wounded beside her was Heng Kok Lun, aged 25, with a pistol by his side. Heng was taken to-hos-pital.
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    FINED $200
    34 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat Low Kirn Sun who failed to give the Customs a true declaration in respect of 144 pairs of cycle brake wires, was fined $200 by the Police Court today.
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    TEACHERS SEEK TO FEDERATE
    61 11 PENANG, Sat. A RESOLUTION to form a Federation of Malayan Indian School Teachers was adopted by the Penang Indian School Teachers' Union at the annual general meeting yesterday. Other State unions favour such a Federation, Mr. M. Mayandi, secretary of the Penang Union, told the Sunday
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      KELLY AND O'CONNOR NEW KINGS OF COMEDY
      494 12 PICTURE PARADE BY JOHN BEHAGUE By far the best film of the week Is "Singing In The Rain' 1 with Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor, Debbie Reynolds and Jean Hagen. an invigorating skit on the silent picture days when a star could open his
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      KELLY DOES IT AGAIN
      86 12 IN kit newest Technicolor mv sical. "Singing in riia Rain," Cene Kelly interprets the bounce, noise and carefree gaiety of Hie Terrific Twenties a Hollywood story depicting the transition from silent pictures to talkies. Donald O'Connor, Debbie Reynolds and lean Hagen also share in this romp.
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      565 12 But Gene 's next role is a serious one Says DAVID LEWIN BERCHTESGADEN. T«HE House that Hitler A Built on a mountainside is coming down brick by brick in a snowstorm. Demolition of the Berghof (its German name), in the Bavarian Alps has been delayed for a week to enable
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      TOO MANY STARS IN THE BOX
      404 12 J ARTHUR RANK'S "The Magic Box", a lavish technicolour picture produred for the Festival Of Britain with over 60 stars is a masterpiece of over-statp-ment. We learn everything there is to know in the first refl —the rest Is a long drawn out series
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    207 13 THE Sunday Times is awardipg $15 to Hie best picture of Hie week, with $5 for runners-up. There is also a priie of $25 for the best picture o* the month. This week's first prixe goes to Han Wong leek, of 55 Jalan Ibrahim, Jonorc Bahru, for his
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    PHOTOGRAPHY FROM SCRATCH-13 CONTROLLING CONTRAST
    668 13  - PHOTOGRAPHY FROM SCRATCH -13 CONTROLLING CONTRAST RAYMOND THOMAS By IF the overall range ol densities or tones in a negative or print is high then that negative or print is said to have high contrast. An example of this would be the photograph of a bride in white beside the
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    THE STORY OF 'CHANGI UNIVERSITY'
    1818 14 THE STORY OF 'CHANGI UNIVERSITY' 'The spirit of man that goeth upward 9 On April 12, Professor A. Oppenheim of the University of Malaya unveiled a plaque to commemorate the comradeship of about 2,000 prisoners of war whose thirst for learning led to the foundation of "Changi University" during the
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    Modern Jack the Ripper1 was trapped by a gas mask
    1257 15  - Modern Jack the Ripper 1 was trapped by a gas mask MARK PRIESTLEY The London blitx murders they hushed up By KEEP it dark! Were asking you to play down these crimes." The Yard man kept his voice low, but the crime reporters knew he meant business. Today the whole
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    THE 'AIR UNIVERSITY' COMES OF AGE
    547 15 THE AIR UNIVERSITY' COMES OF AGE LONDON. IN May, Britain's Air Service Training comes oi age, and the event will be celebrated by people fronr« nearly every country in th»world. This organisation is unique in the line of educational institutions. It is '.he brain child of the Haw-tcer-Siddeley group of
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    SITTING on the FENCE
    845 17  -  NAT GUBBINS By Ijp till now your Uncle Nat and his life partner, The Plucky Little Woman, hare had their bouts of influenza separately. This arrangement has always meant that one could look after the other. In fact, the Pi.W. will never forget the time when
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    17 17 Beauty the beach Resting on her oars. Sally Forrest. M.G.M. star, displays her beauty for your benefit.
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    SHE TEASES HIM
    443 17 Jane Lee's 'Human Casebook 9 I AM 24-years-of-age and am very much in love with a girl of 21. For the last month we have been quarrelling almost every day. She says and does things deliberately to anno> me. Yet she says she loves me and never
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    1081 18 Highlights of Sport by 'Crusader' JHEY wait until the referee is about to blow his whistle for the kick-off. Then, as if to a prearranged signal, they rush, clamber over the fence and run to the sidelines for a free view of the match. This sort
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    893 18  -  MANNING BLACKWOOD i By 1 Anything goes for the bus drivers THIS time, I have A actually had one or two letters in support of my criticism of the Singapore bus drivers. Keaaer "Lee," in Joining wholeheartedly with my ideas about the busmen's shortcomings, mentions another charming
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    UNDER-DOGS S'PORE ALL BUT MADE IT
    591 19 UNDER- DOGS S'PORE ALL BUT MADE IT Replay today in Cup game By Our Soccer Reporter Singapore 0; Hong Kong 0. uONG KONG Combined can count themselves lucky that they did not meet Singapore's best soccer team at Jalan Besar yesterday. If they had they could hardly have escaped defeat
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    Ah Loke scores 4 in Penang's big win
    252 19 PENANG, Saturday. PEXANG today became the first holders of the F.A.M. Cup by defeating Selangor, the other finalists, by five goals to nil on Western Road ground. Hero of Penang's convincwin was centre-forward Lee Ah Loke who scored four Pcnrmp were superior
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    RAIN WASHED OUT ALL MATCHES
    235 19 K.L. CRICKET KUALA LUMPUR. Sa\ ALL CRICKET matches In Kuala Lu:npur today were abandoned owing to heavy rain. On the padfinp. Railway Institute were in a favourable position when their psme ar>ainst Selangor Club was called off. The Rallwaymen scored 14" for four wickets when
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    DIPLOCK HITS A QUICK 80
    105 19 In a friendly cricket match pluved on St. Geoitfes Road ground yes'erday. 223 B.O.D. beal Sint: ipore Dls'rlct Signals by sto wickets. Capt. Dlplock playing for the 223 B.O.D. hit a bright 80 In 3C niinu.c. He hit six sixes and eipht fours. Z>3 B.O.D.:
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    44 19 As n result of the modern radio facilities now install d at the Olympic stadium, sports fans from 45 countries will hear regular broadcasts of the 1952 Summer Olympic games, in Helsinki. About 150 radio commentators are fxpected for the games. UP.
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    SOCCERITES SCORE MINUTES FROM END
    67 19 Star Soccerltee, alter dominating play for almost the whole period, scored a solitary-goal win five minutes from the end to collect full points in their SAFA Div. 2 League soccer fixture against Raton Sajarah at CYMA ground yesterday. Their goal was scored by Samad. There
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    43 19 CHEE SENG dashes across the Jtoatoouth ;u?t In time to punch this Tons Sbeung plledriTe round the post. This match for the Aw Hoe Memorial Cap between Singapore and Honf Kong at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday ended to seoretoftj draw. Sraday Times picture.
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    U.K. SOCCER RESULTS
    314 19 LONDON, Sat. LEAGUE DIVISION 1 Burnley 1 Portsmouth Chsrlton 1 'Chelsea 1 Fuliam 1 Huddersfirld 0 Manchester I'. 6 Arsenal 1 M.ddl-xhroush Wolves i Newcastle 6 Aston Villa 1 i Preston 4 Liverpool 0 Stoke 3 Manchester 1 Tottenham 2 Blackpool 0 I XV. Bromwich 1 Sundcrland
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    45 19 t A gold coin worth 30 Swiss 1 francs OJ.S.S4.67) is bslng minted as a souvenir of the Olympic Games. The coins will b« issued f by the International Olympic Committee, half of the revenue going to the Organising Committee in Helsinki UP
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    20 19 rpENG P2I WAH skims ov er the hurdles in her record--1 breaking trial yesterday (see full report).— Sunday Times picture.
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    PEI WAH, ELEANOR MAKE THE GRADE
    402 19 T'ENG I*EI WAH, one of Singapore's athletics 1 hopes for the World Olympics at Helsinki, broke the Malayan record for the 80-metres hurdles v < -,i iv o* Urn Arc* trials set by Singapore Olympic and sports Council. She sk mcd the hurdles In
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    Negri fight back to hold Aryans 2-2
    152 19 Negri fight back to hold Aryans 2-2 SEREMBAN. Sat. fighting qualities reminiscent of the States Malaya Cuj) trfumph in 1948, today earned them a two-all draw against the Aryan Gymkhana tourists here. Negri. baffled by the tourists' swift, short-passing game, were two goals down at the interval. But a determined
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    Padang clubs draw cricket
    169 19 CINGAPORE Cricket Club and Singapore Recreation Club "A" teams drew in a cricket friendly at SRC yes erday. SINGAPORE CKICK£t CLUB J Edr b Boudewva G. B Mnrlens b Boudrwyn 11 R. Fletcher b Westcrhout 9 B Cashin b Bntidewyn 1 T. Potts c Galisun b
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    45 19 Thert will be a Polj Cup trial match at the Singapore Polo Club grounds, in Thomson Road, today at 5 p.m. The match for the Polo Club will be played on Tuesday, April 29, on the same ground, at 5.15 p.m.
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    63 19 NEW YORK, Sat. MIDDLEWEIGHT champion Ray Robinson and light heavyweight king Joey Maxim will not meet In a title fight this June. President Jim Morri s of the International Boxing Club said on Friday he has abandoned plans for the proposed light-heavyweight title bout, which
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    India agree to meet Denmark in K.L.
    195 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. INDIA nas written to the Badx mlßtoa Association of Ma* lay a agreeing to Denmark's pro* posal to play their inter-zone match in the Thomas Cup competition In the new hall here. The Indian team comprising six players, a manager
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    2196 20  -  EPSOM JEEP By Aladdin starts day of upsets with $111 dividend TWELFTH OF Al GIST v Fry) waded through the mud to slam his opposition .11 runaway style in the Class 3 1} Mile Trophy Race at Kuala Lumpur yesterday, concluding day of the
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