The Straits Times, 11 May 1952

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    29 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Edition of tit* Straits Times Singapore Free Press No. 875. SINGAPORE. SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS S'pere-6—Telephone *****
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    WHISPERS: DRAMATIC NEW MOVE
    785 1 WHISPERS DRAMATIC NEW MOVE Templer letters go out in 5 towns WORST AREAS ARE VISITED KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. |F 15,000 people in the Federation co-operate tonight, the High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer, should be in possession of the deepest secrets of the Communist terrorists within the next day or
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    55 1 .Mi's. Toy Len Gouit, who was named "American .Mother of 1952", and her two daughters. Doris (left) and Janet, are erected by the Rev. George Alden Cole, First Baptist Church Minister, in Portland, Maine. The Chinese mother of eight children operates a laundry. She came to the r.SV from Canton
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    29 1 CASUALTIES during the May Day riots in Tokyo when police fought Japanese and Korean Communist demonstrators for hours. More than 400 persons, including several Americans, were injured. A.P. picture.
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    Postmen strike in 48 hours, unless...
    164 1 "THE SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT arc left today with less than 48 hours to intervene in a threatened strike by 480 jniformed staff of the Post and Telegraph department. The 14-day strike notice which the union served on the Colony Government expires at midnight tomorrow. A
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    Mr. Onraet dies in Britain
    41 1 From Onr Own Correspondent. LONDON, Sat. rB death was announced in The Times today of Mr. Rene Henry de 8. Onraet, late InspectorGeneral of Police, Singapore ac Neth rfleld Cottage. Barley, Hampshire, on Thursday. (See Page
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    Enough ammo
    42 1 WASHINGTON. Sat. The U.S. Army Secretary. Mr. Frank Pace, said yesterday ammunition supplies in Korea were sufficient for the present limited fighting, but it had not always been adequate in the past and may not be In the future.— U.P.
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    Thomas Cup Souvenir
    138 1 THE: STRAIT^ TIMES THOMAS CUP SOUVENIR will contain a full survey of the world's leading badminton players. It will tel| the story I in words and pictures of the I men of four nations who are 1 competing m Malaya for the I international championship. The Souvenir,
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    300 BUDHISTS CELEBRATE
    78 1 MORE than 300 Singapore Buddhist devotees gathered yesterday at the Sn Lanka Ramaya Temple in St Michael's Road to celebrate Wesak Full Moon Day.. The oratorical contest was won by Miss Susila Simon. Thirteen of the students who won prises for the beat attendance at Sunday School,
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    RIDGWAY ON TRUCE TALKS
    48 1 R I D GWAY ON TRUCE TALKS PANMUNJON. Sat. /GENERAL Matthew Rldgvf way said -today that the Korean truce talks face a complete collapse or an endless series of "no progress' meetings unless the Communists concede on the final United Nations offer to solve the prisoner exchange deadlock.
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    Ship sailed at a slant
    73 1 HONG KONO. Bat.-Refu-sal of the Chine** authorities at Tsingtao to supply fuel to the 5.1«3-ton freighter Claire forced the vessel f o sail with a list of 18 degrees The freighter, owned by a Greek firm in London, entered Hon? Kong yesterday The freighter's captain
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    THIRD FORCE IN SPORE
    74 1 BANGKOK, Sat. SIAMESE police have confirmed that Third Force elements exist in Bangkok Singapore, Borneo and Sou' America. They disclosed that tlv political group, which is both anti-chian* and antiCommunist, recently sent an underground team to organise Chinese here. A police official said most of the
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    Seized general freed by Red PoW's
    176 1 tuk.yu. sat. pOMMUNIST prisoners on \j the South Korean prison island of Koje today freed their American camp commandant, Brig. Gen. Francis Dodd. after Holding him hostage for three days. An Eighth Array announcement said he was In good health an<i good spirits. In
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    Navy took Temerloh by surprise
    536 1 Navy took Temerloh by surprise MALAYS along the 110--miles stretch of the Pahang river between Its mouth and the little town of Temerloh looked bewildered when they sawtwo Royal Navy assault landing crafts chugging past them recently. They wondered what they were, and when the vessels anchored at night, shoals
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    RUSSIANS GETTING AWKWARD IN BERLIN
    175 1 BERLIN, Sat. =(SIAN sentries barred I* ;ular western military s from the Berlinstedt autobahn today .•»u, the three western comrrundants of the city said they have called the Russian Commander's a{trntlon t* the matter/ H*> Is Qen. VassM« I. Chulkov. Patrof vehicles were atopped at
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    Party revolt in Indonesia
    65 1 JAKARTA. Sat. INDONESIA'S biggest ptrty, the Mohammendan Mm. Juml group; has lost about SO per gen t of her numerical strength by the withdrawal of the "Nabtadul UUma." an orthodox Muslim organisation, and one of U« component parts. 'y- t Ma* juml hfrfcerY belieVe about IS
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    RUBBER AT 84 CENTS A POUND
    356 1 Ottawa news to blame THE drop in rKe rubber price continued yesterday with 1 further fsjf of eiffrt Ctm% a This followed news from Ottawa that the International Rubber Study Croup had ended its meeting without any immediate decision on market* am& a stabilised
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    Athenians win
    31 1 HONG KONG, Sat. The Athenian League soccer team from England opened their three-game series here this afternoon by defeating an All-Hong Kong team by 1 goal to nil. Reuter.
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    Indians get wickets
    25 1 LKICBSTSR. Sat— ln their match afSlnat the Indian touring team today. Leicestershire had scored 149 for 7 wickets at the tea Interval.
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    Badminton Hall hero' is contractor
    372 1 Badminton Hall hero' is contractor identity of the man who has so far financed the building of the Singapore Badminton Hall by nearly $400,000 was disclosed yesterday by the president of the Singapore Badminton Association, Mr. Lim Chuan Geok. Mr. Lim, who was addressing a meeting of the Badminton Hall
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    The men who came out of the sea
    1868 2 The men who came out of the sea THE AMAZING STOR YOF THE MAKING OF OUR EARTH AND THE DA WN OF LIFE From Rachel L. Carson's nezv book 'The Sea Around Us' I WRITJS Of events which must have occurred somewhat more than two thousand million years ago. As
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    Jungle baptism for daughter of Selangor planter
    369 3 Jungle baptism for daughter of Selangor planter KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. AJ an Army base somewhere in North Selangor recently, the chaplain to the Royal West Kents baptised the infant daughter of Mr. A. L Den holm, a rubber planter. The baby was brought in an armoured car to a tent
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    30 3 Eleven racing can pile up on the first Up of the semi-main event at the Oakland. California, speedway. Only on« car scraped through but n« one wm hart. A^. photo.
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    EURASIANS FLOCK TO SEE CDR. RODRICUES
    434 3 EURASIANS of Portuguese descent are travelling down from all parts of the Federation to the ancient port of Malacca this week to welcome Commander Manuel Maria Sarmento Rodrigues, Minister for Portuguese overseas territories who arrives from Coa next Monday. Big welcome parties are being
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    4,234 more citizens
    46 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A TOTAL of 4,234 certificates of citizenship were issued in February this year. Of this, 3,036 were taken ou< by Chinese. Up to the end of February, 338,875 certificates had been issued. The total taken out by Chinese was ?97,128
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    $15,000 FOR THE FORCES
    68 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The $15,000 allocated from the State estimates to celebrate the birthday of the Sultan of Setangor will be used to entertain members of the security forces of all races in Selangor. This is the wish of the Sultan who has decided that In
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    Road flooded
    28 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat The Kampar-Degong Road in Perak was flooded to a depth of 17 Inches between the 30th and 31st mile at 11.30 a.m. today.
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    Many volunteer for CD. welfare
    109 3 VOLUNTARY organisations In Singapore have applied to serve in the new welfare section of the Colony's Civil Defence Corps, the Secretary for Social Welfare, Mr. R.W.I. Band, told a Press conference yesterday. Mr. Band, wh~ appealed to others to "step forward", said that the Social
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    APPRENTICES PLAN: CITY COUNCIL SENDS INQUIRY
    183 3 SINGAPORE City Council fej finding out from employers in Britain and Australia whether they will accept youths from the Colony as apprentices. This is being done because a special two-man commit- 1 tee of City Councillors wants to work out a plan by the
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    First woman to volunteer
    66 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. /\NLT one woman in Johore Bahru has so far responded to the appeal by Gen. Sir Gerald Templer, the High Commissioner, for voluntary welfare workers. She is Mrs D. J. Allen, wife of a senior Customs officer of Johore Bahra. who reported to
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    Dr. H. J. McPherson
    33 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat.— Dr. H. J. McPherson has been appointed to act as Senior Ophthalmologist. General Hospital, Jonore Bahru. in place of Dr. N. K Sharma. who has retired.
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    EVERY WORD IS CORRECT' HE SAID
    117 3 EVERY WORD IS CORRECT' HE SAID SHORTLY after a charge] of theft was explained to Tan Chin Ann, 33, he giggled and told the Singapore Second Police Magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates, yesterday, "Every word about the theft is correct, I did steal the bicycle." Tan was arrested by
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    Cabaret girl in court
    70 3 A PRETTY dance hostess. 33-year-old Annie blnte Rahmed, pleaded not guilty before the Singapore First Police Magistrate, Mr. R. C. S. Bell, yesterday when charged with misappropriating $1,200 worth of clothing and a camphor wood chest. Court Inspector Mr. K B. Ong said that Rahmed was
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    GAMMONS TO MOVE TO NEW 20-ACRE SITE AT B. TIMAH
    217 3 GAMMONS TO MOVE TO NEW 20-ACRE SITE AT B. TIM AH fiAMMONS (Malaya) Limited XX are to move their offices stores, workshops, and plantyards to a new 20-acre site at the 9' 2 mile-stone Bukik Ttmah Road, Singapore, because they are hampered by lack of space at their present Oeylang
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    Rubber prices
    124 3 Closing prices yesterday were In cents per lb. No. 1 R.B.S. Spot loose buyers 84, sellers 844; No. 1 R.S.S f.o.b. In bales May buyers 84 sellers 844; No. 3 buyers 80 Y t sellers 814; No. 3 buyers 774, sellers 784. Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association
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      143 3 That swimsuit of your dreams is here, because f v our new Jantzen swimwear is made of dream- J i f^^^jajj^U stuff! This year the Jantzen designers have f >^^»^"^' I created new fashions in fascinating new fabrics. Nr^ J J Look out for novel "dress-miker" styles In C i
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    THE DAY MULES RACED A T TAIPING
    1514 4  -  James Ng The sport of lyings in ?l Malayan town of yesterday By IN the good old days at 1 Taiping most people went to the amateur race meetings for a good day's sport. On race days, the little road at Klian Pau
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    'FLOWERS' IN AN OLD SHOPHOUSE
    641 4 SOME weeks ago there was a smell as of a dead animal in the house. One got a whiff of it at odd times during the day, but rarely at the same spot. After some days' search the Cook decided that it came from the
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      163 4 ALL OVER THE WORLD m V W Good mornings begin with Gillette The lads in the land of the thistle Were once gravely troubled with bristle, But now with the saving G?Uettel On Blue GUlcttc shaving J'/»*^'ll anc^ ie con} f ort °f vs n 8 a Made i ii»
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      471 4 Brian found £&s&s* W "Hdlo. Brian! Where are jrou You see. the ordinary food he gets off to?" doesn't ind ud« everything he needs WeM, /mb going for a walk with to keep him really healthy Mags, hrn may I come and talk to especially ceruin minerals and vitayou for
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    GOVT. HAILED FOR AID TO YOUTH WORK
    248 5 GOVT. HAILED FOR AID TO YOUTH WORK GOVERNMENTS keen lnll terest and support for youth organisations was praised by Mr. a. M. Cherian. president of the Singapore Youth Council, in a review of youth activities in the Colony yesterday. He said- "During the past year, fthe Singapore Youth CouncU has
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    MYSTERY OF GIANI FROG...
    479 5 It guards a silent pool Sunday Times Reporter A "GIANT frog", five-foot in height, is terrorising the villagers near Nee Soon in Singapore. They believe that the huge reptile, guardian of c dark, silent pool not 100 yards off the main road, has eaten dozens of
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    Wedding gift for 'Army'
    49 5 Curtailment of expenses for a Chinese wedding has resulted in a donation of $1,000 for Salvation Army work in Singapore. The donor was Mr. Teo Cheong Chuan. proprietor of a haulage company, whose eldest son, Mr. Teo Lay Swee, is getting married on May 21.
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    20 foo few
    41 5 With only 175 members attending and 195 required for a quorum, the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce annual general meeting, which was to have been held at the Adelphl Hotel Roof Garden yesterday, was postponed until next Saturday.
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    Boy robbers get 16 months' jail
    172 5 TWO 19-YEAR-OLD BOYS. Quay Siong Hwee and Coh A$ Seng, who pleaded guilty to having robbed a school-boy of a wrist-watch and a gold ring were yesterday sentenced by th« Singapore Third District |udge. Mr. H A. Forrer. to 16 months' rigorous imprisonment Quay
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    FAMILY OF FIVE, ALL IN UNIFORM
    221 5 and they're very happy KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. kJEET the Blower family of Kuala Lumpur First, there is the father, 43-year-old Sergeant-Major instructor Thomas Blower. He has been an Army physical training instructor for 20 years and even today can touch the ground with the
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    J.B. welfare worker goes to capital
    149 5 J.B. welfare worker goes to capital JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. \|RS MARY WOON, Superi*l intendent of the State Welfare Home. Johore Bahru, will leave shortly on transfer to Kuala Lumpur to the great regret of the inmates and all those who have taken an interest in the Home. Mrs. Woon has
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    2 small fires in Singapore
    57 5 Singapore Fire Brigade was called out twice yesterday to deal with a fire m the Singapore Plywood factory to Paslr Panjang and an electrical short circuit In a house in Cavanagh Road. Both fires were small and put out -easily. The fire at the plywood
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    S. C. to fate murder charge
    72 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat— P. Krlshnasamy, a Special Constable employed on Bata Estate. Kulal. was charged in the Police Court today with the murder of K K. Mahadavan. a labourer at Canberra Asian Flats, Naval Base, Singapore. After he was formally charged, be was handed
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    Stole wrist watch charge
    66 5 A 44-year-old land broker, Tan Kang Boon, of Tiong Bahru Road, claimed trial in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to a charge of stealing a $200 wrist watch. Tan, it was alleged, stole the watch from his friend Tan Tock Peng on May 5, at
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    'SPRINGTIME FOR HENRY' IN SPORE
    154 5 g T l w I cade pr so ago and was re- Street. vmaMiufliiat. cently revived In the West The cast contain* Oliver •PHE Little Theatre players End. Nicholas <who was Lord turn their attention to This immensely fun"y Pym in "The Cbiltern Hunfarce In
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      251 5 FROSTED POODS V-/ Opening a packet of Birdseye fruit or vegetables is like bringing them in fresh from your own garden with the advantage of having them washed and ready for use. NEW STOCKS NAVE JUST ARRIVED but they go quickly, so make sure of your favourites now. PEAS. BEARS.
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    THE LAW AMD YOU!
    615 6  -  a lawyer By I RECEIVE a number of letters from readers who enquire if they can make a will and if so what formalities are necessary. Anyone over the age of 21 years and of sound mind may, broadly speaking make a will. The matter is.
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    THE MAN WHO IS COMING BACK
    527 6 AFTER 20 years in Malaya, and 32 years in the East, Mr. F. A. W. Handley, managing director of the Dunlop Rubber Company of Maiaya, sails for Britain tomorrow in the Chusan. Officially, he is on retirement from the Company he has been with
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    Between you and me
    780 6  -  BILLY BUDD By T«HERE is an o. Arab x legend which is worth recalling today. A traveller was riding towards a city when tie met Death, who was going the other way. "i have had a wonderful fortnight," said Death, "for thirty thousand people have died
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      252 6 MARMITE IS EVERYONE'S $Mjt£££ FOOD The vitamins in Marmite keep everyone fitter and these vitamins mean good health both now and in the future. By adding Marmite f -^>\\ to our meals every day, we strengthen our rOrv bodies to resist chills and diseases; we get more goodness from everything
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    He tried to harness love—and failed
    1162 7  - He tried to harness love— and failed JEAN PEUGNET FRENCHMAN'S SEARCH FOR 'SOUL-MATES' By PARIS. TWO years ago the owners of the largest matrimonial agency in Paris engaged the wellknown French psycho-^ logist Dr. Robert Bailique as their Chief Consultant. The managing director explained tne position to Dr Ballique in
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    TIME FOR DECISION
    465 7 Jane Lee 's 'Human Casebook JANE LEE, answers your problems in this page each week. If you have a query send it to "Human Casebook". Sunday Times. Singapore. Miss Lee regrets that She cannot reply to questions by post. RECENTLY the girl 1 loved very much double-cros-sed
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    Rudeness behindthe counter
    379 7 Rudeness behindthe counter r>OLITENESS does not cost X anything, but it appears to be a rare commodity in many of the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur shops today. Surely those who choose to work behind counters could show a little more interest in a prospective customer. I have been appalled by
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    19 7 "Oti, don't snap me now!" cries |.inct Leigh, M.C.M. actress, caught in an unusual pose by a studio photographer.
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    A woman looks at her Sunday paper
    888 8  -  Janice Potter BUT FATHER GETS THERE FiRST! By CHOULD the Man of the House read the Sunday paper first? I can almost hear the answering iiorus "Yes" from all the male readers, but do the iemalc ones agiee with them? This is a
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    50 8 Descendant of the Inca kings, Ymj Sumac, pictured here, is a 24-year-old Andes-bom Peruvian whose voice has a range of four-and-a-half octaves average for the human voice is about two octaves who is on a concert tour of Britain. Peruvians call Yma "the voice of the earthquake and the birds."
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    MURDER-by a moth!
    427 8  -  Ronny Howard By ON the silken covers of her bed the Italian Princess Caravella stretched luxuriously. Though she and her husband were giving a reception in the Palazzo Bellonia, she had stolen away from the guests to snatch a Jew moments' quietude. Suddenly she grew tense. In
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    13 8 Fun on the beach. A fin* study of young grace taken in Sydney.
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    37 8 This rtrapless evening gown in black tulle by Serge Kogan of Paiis, boasts pair of pert ruffles in grey, white, and blue striped shantung. Oa fa* raffle-band of one arm is clipped a diamond roMtta by loMckcrea.
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    A FEW LESSONS IN GOOD MANNERS
    305 8  - A FEW LESSONS IN GOOD MANNERS K.S. Chia By DO YOU, Jn the pursuit of your enjoyment, ever consider that your 1 pleasure may cause your neighbours' annoyance? Are you the man in the street \nno races your motor in the deep of the night, slams car doors, turns on
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      402 8 an inn 'national iodelt beauty, insists on '^a&afl Hh^* Pond < lot he' complexion cmt She toys ■P'^^JB KjLtl "Pond'i Cold and X'aniihmg C'tami W?^^ K.:¥ w It, i fineit aidi to btaulj cart I know". I _i Lnliii^B^Sl I ii 1 tP^ f A f\ i a I V
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      265 8 Why do the best people sleep on Slumberlands Turn out the light- 1 ah! was there ever such coolness, such glorious ease. Unseen, unheard, hundreds of forgiving springs cushioned in softest Slumberdown are carrying you to dreamland. How wise of you to chooao Ulis princely Slumberland. simply because they an
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    40 hours to unwind
    90 9 r! took more than forty Hours of continuous work to unwind 175.0 M yards nearly nine miles of submarine cable off the freighter Singkep in the Singapore Harbour yesterday The cable, which was unloaded into lighters, will be taken to the Cable and Wireless depot in
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    ARO'S APPEAL ALLOWED
    112 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat rnHONG HONG KEE As--1 sistant Resettlement Officer. Kuiai. who was sentenced in the Magistrate's Court to 12 months' simple imprisonment on a charge of receiving $200 from a contractor without consideration/ had his sentence squash. Ed on appeal today. Mr. Kenneth Seth, of Singapore,
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    Death of Mr. Onraet, the ! Singapore policeman
    452 9 Death of Mr. Onraet, the Singapore policeman r fHE man who created the Singapore Special Branch and began war on Communists in the Straits Settlements in the *****, Mr. Rene Henry de S. Onraet, died at his home in Burley, Hampshire, England, last Thursday. Mr Onraet was 65. He retired
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    Indian trade envoy leaving this week
    245 9 THE RETIRING Indian Trade Commissioner to Malaya. Sardat Jogindra Singh, will address meetings of the Chambers o* Commerce at Bombay, New Delhi and Calcutta on Malayan- Indian trade relationships when he returns to India this week For three years trade commissioner In Malaya. Sardar
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    New Agricultural Officer
    40 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat Mr. J. Chattaway, Agricultural Officer, Johore Central, has been transferred to Malacca where he replaced Mr. A. L. Barcroft the Settlement Agricultural Officer. Mr. Barcroft has gone to Ipoh as acting Stale Agricultural Officer
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    Two girls, both 11, win prizes
    133 9 Two girls, both 11, win prizes A 11-YEAR-OLD girl. Leong Poh Chun, won the first prize in the junior section of the sixth annual English speech contest yesterday at the Yeun* Ching Chinese School, Singapore. The first in the senior section was won by another 11--year-old girl. Woo Siew Wai,
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    HE'S TOO GOOD TO WRITE ABOUT
    192 9 HE'S TOO GOOD TO WRITE ABOUT rERE are times very rare indeed when the writing *f a music notice becomes an almost impossible task, if not an unintended impertinence. Such a position arises from the concert given by Walter Giesekinf in Singapore on Thursday evening. What can one commit to
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    Talk at J. Bahru
    34 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.— inche Nik Mahmud, president of Permas, Kelantan, will give a talk on "Independence for Malaya" at the premises of Lembaga Kasatuan Melayu. Jalan Ibrahim. Johore Bahru. today.
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    Meeting postponed
    27 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The next meeting of the Trengganu Council of State, originally fixed for June 29 has been postponed to Saturr\-\\. July 12. ■4
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      802 9 Today's Radio SINGAPORE (IM M A 41 M.) 9 am Good Morning; 930 Musical Round-up; 10 News. 10.05 Harry MarUnea and His Royal Hawaiians; 10 30 Latin America on the Air: 11 Tim* for Music; 11.30-12 Servce. Methodist: 1 pjn. Gerry Soliano. Hammond Organ; 130 News: 1.45 Sports Parade: 2
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, MAY 11. 1952. Our daily rice
    534 10 THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, MAY 11. 1952. Our daily rice UNEASINESS over the rubber position last week may have diverted attention from a news item of equal seriousness. This was a statement by Mr. O J. Voelcker, Director of Agriculture, about the steady decrease in the Federation's rice production. Very
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    A great, humane experiment in Malaya today
    1236 10  -  NONI WRIGHT PRISON WITH A DIFFERENCE NEAR KOTA BAHRU By frIERE is nothing prison-like about the camp at Pengkalan Chepa, nine miles from Kota Bahru towards the sea. In fact if you did not know it was a prison you might think it
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      98 10 ri'xif. i.c-uuiii't in last Sunday's leader page is typical of the local I'm alright —don't bother about my neighbour attitude. Most of those In the towns —in Singapore especially— will undoubtedly go gay on June 2, 1953, but I would suggest there is only one future day when Malaya will
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      Arts Theatre
      209 10 \yiTH two successful productions at the Victoria Theatre behind it, and two more in rehearsal, the Singapore Arts Theatre is anxious now to carry out the second part of its programme, namely, to provide its members with lectures, discussions, play readings and other facilities related to the theatre.
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      The rumours
      185 10 rERE have been rumours recently, about the behaviour of the Traffic Police at Butterworth. The rumours tended to indicate that the police had stopped people indiscriminately whether they were committing an offence or not. I am now inclined to believe these rumours, as l was recently stopped by
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      The threat
      528 10 ACCORDING to your ret\ port, Indonesian trade account, for about 30 per cent, of total Imports, and 10 per cent, of the export trade of Singapore. This happy state of affairs (for Singapore) is not going to last much longer, because the Indonesians are jusily building factories at
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    Officer took his life to avoid query, court told
    441 11 Officer took his life to avoid query, court told POLICE LIEUT. R. C. Corfield said in the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday that he believed that Army Capt. Joseph Sidney Huntly had committed suicide because "he was required to answer questions about the sale of a car to another officer." Lieut.
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    138 11 THE President of the Singapore City Council, Mr. T. F. P. McNeice, said he was "glad and proud" 1 to be able to present Ling See Yeong, the young man who saved five lives when a car full of people fell into the Rochore Canal, with the gold watch seen
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    A Yogi praises Malaya
    303 11 Glory to Malaya, Ancient sister of India, Jewelled hand of Asia, Glory to Thee, O blessed land Of beauty and plenty, so grand O land of green and golden hue We are thy children, brave and true. THIS is the message to Malayans by the Indian
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    Author to preach
    45 11 Mr. R. A Laidlaw New Zea. land author and business man, will be guest preacher at Bethesda (Katong) Church today at 9.30 a.m. and 6 p.m. His book. The Reason Why. will be made available to the congregation at the evenine service
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    FOWLS WORTH $150.STOLEN
    44 11 FOWLS WORTH $150. STOLEN KUALA Lumpur. Sat Fowls worth $150 were stolen from a house at Stonor Road. Kuala Lumpur, this morning. Theft of motor-car parts is still prevalent A battery was taken from a car outside a house at Tangßln Road tast night
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    On leave
    60 11 JOHORE BAHRU Sat Several police officers from Johore will sail in the Chusan tomorrow for England on leave. Among fhem are Mr. P. D. H. Jackson, foimer Chief Police Officer. Johore. and j Mrs. Jackson. Mr. T. K Belton Staff Officer Headi quarters, and Mrs Belton. Mr Peter
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    The strikers dispersed
    79 11 Police were on the alert once again near the National Carbon (Eastern) Company in Bukit Timah Road, Singapore, yesterday morning when some of the workers who have been on strike for 26 days assembled near the main gate of the factory. But, there were no incidents. The
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    4 more bandits killed in a day
    147 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday CECURITY FORCES killed four terrorists in the Federation during the last 24 hours. One was killed by Malay Auxiliary Policemen in the Sitiawan district of Perak. They recovered a shotgun and ammunition. A patrol of the Third King's African Rifles
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    RED CAVE HIMSELF UPTHEN BROADCAST
    116 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A BANDIT who surrendered yesterday was heard over Radio Malaya tonightdenouncing his fellow Communists. He was Chin Ah Mm. secretary of the Tampin dis--1 trict an $8,000 bandit who sur ■nderert with hlr wife, Mm Mci Chin. The broadcast wa^ •.<**- ble
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    GOODBYE TO MISS LIM
    89 11 A LARGE circle of friends will be at the Singapore Harbour Board's wharves tomorrow, when the Chusan sails for Britain, to say goodbye to Miss Lim Geok Eng, staff nurse attached to the Civil General Hospital, who is going to further her studies in children's diseases.
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    640 MORE A MONTH
    51 11 The monthly average of new cars on Singapore's roads during the first four months of this year was MO. At the end of April, the total number of cars licensed in the Colony wax 25,258— an increase of 2,556 over those at the end of last
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    Took brandy
    45 11 PENANG. Sat— Lew Seng Cheong, SO-year-old storekeeper of MacLaine Watson and Co., today pleaded guilty to criminal breach of trust of $700 worth of brandy. The Sessions Court President, Mr. B. O. Smith, deferred sentence to May 17 and granted bail of $2,000.
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      A BITTER BLOW FOR 'THE VOICE'
      802 12  -  JOHN GAY By Sinatra is fighting to save his career but he still has a loyal fan in his lovely wife Ava Gardner OOW fares Frank 11 Sinatra? I will tell you. Today he's a worried man, con fused and bitter. For "The V
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      Mr Horak's struggle with the devil
      595 12  -  JOHN BEHAGVE Picture parade by THE sorry, and somewhat sordid tale of a middle-aged American railway worker who goes to town to buy a dog, and returns to his shack in the desert with a loose hussy who later becomes his wife that is
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      Film titles
      125 12 JJI Kt. s another "film Utles" puzzle. Emck week we «r« printing scenes from famous films. Your Job Is to Identify them and send us their titles. Prhes of $25. SIS, $10 and %i win be award** U the first four correct entries opened on Thursday morning. That
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      252 12 YOU WERE ENTRANCED BY LANZA.... NOW COME AND HEAR PINZA!!! i p hilarious comedy witk tongs slmrrtmt EZIO JANET PINZA LEIGH with MILLARD MITCHELL Gaumont British News: PLUS! FA. CUP FINAL ARSENAL vs. NEWCASTLE ALSO Malayan Gairtte "Installation of H.E. The Governor" 1 NEXT CHANGE I i A FILM EVERYBODY
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      171 12 N.B. Owing to the heavy demand for seats, patrons are advised to book collect their tickets early. ALASTAIR SIM -Vf-T^ FAY COMPTON BEATRICE CAMPBELL I Distributed by Shaw Bros. PLUS! Pathe News; F. A. CUP FINAL TODAY ll am "Tea For Two" Technicolor Phr«* 4042 8HH| Air-Cooled TODAYlJiir&P^Ma^ii. 1.45, 4,
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      152 13 it More readers pictures THE Sunday Times i* awarding $15 for the best picture of the week, with $5 for runners-up. There is also a prise of $25 for the best picture of the month. Thi» week's first prise goes te Mr. Tang C. Sin, 10 Boat Quay. Singapore, for
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      CURVES AND CONTINUITY
      859 13  -  Raymond Thomas By THE artist in oils or watercolour has the power to change the forms and colours of a landscape to suit his purpose. The photographer, on the other hand must accept the subject as nature presents it to him. The only courses open tc him
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      80 13 Distributors: p Singapore Photo Co., 'Jjl Singapore, 6. IK*~' [astern Photographers. s*JV l II Kujla Lumpur i^l Shui Kat Co. Penang. 6 COiiVt* Quay S'*GA/>Oftt i Keystone See AMATEUR PHOTO STORES LTD. HAGEMEYER TRADING CO., (M) LTD. SOLE AC, K.MS Out'ioilocutc PERUTZ i once tried always used /_/^v THE FILM
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    HE SAID 'THESE GUNS WON'T FIRE'
    1143 14 HE SAID 'THESE GUNS WON'T FIRE' When Tedder worked in Singapore 2 IF Tedder's life in SinL gapore had to be spent n an atmosphere dicated, it seemed, by Gilbert and Sullivan in nood of parody, in lealinf; with his own command he could lean i pon Clausewitz and the
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    'Glimpses of feminine plentitude'
    584 14 By OUR LITERARY CRITIC AUGUSTUS John ha* given us what he calls 'fragments of autobiography, first series" In "Chiarosccuro". ThU commitment to paper of a series of random recollections and memories Ls obviously far better suited to the mercurial temperament of the artist, or at least
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    A Iways a lemon
    327 14 Marie Cough's Cookery Corner WHOEVER coined the phrase "The answer is a lemon" must have been a cook. So many recipes call for that "squeeze of lemon juice." Lemon Juice add s that little extra something not only in sweets but in savoury dishes, salad dressings,
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      286 14 jm #is\ /ff-^ 4t\ Big lifts rafe^-==-^-— --M ere A \^k chiW S LJteWt 1. play A OANTAS-8.0.A.C. Air Curtzn K^^^^J t Service <;m handle them H'ilh tin- ■>;im<- rase as a 12 lit. parrel, ran ttpeed lln-in i__U safely, ftwiflly to anywhere k in the Morld. What's more, there
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      156 14 MANTLE S If unabl* to obtain from your usual dealers writ* to:— factory Representatives. W. G. THURSTON COMPANY 60/62, The Arcade, Singapore r»~»* ♦♦♦■»■♦"♦-»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION i! MILLION DOLLAR LOTTERY In view ot the heavy demand for tickets for the Ninth Million Dollar Lottery it has been decided to
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    The brains trust of the animals
    949 15  - The brains trust of the animals Prof. R.W. Goochley ELEPHANTS ARE FORGETFUL, ANTS ARE LAZY, SNAKES ARE STUPID AND THE PIG BEATS THE HORSE IN— By AFTER 25 years of research work, heated arguments and elaborate tests, the world's leading authorities on comparative psychology have at last agreed upon a
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    HICCUPS MAN RECEIVED ADVICE FROM MALAYA
    570 15  -  GEORGE SINCLAIR By LIVING modestly in a Cowcaddens, Glasgow, tenement is Scotland's greatest living authority on the hiccup. A month ago this authority. 45-year-old George I Paterson. of St. Peters i Street, suffered severely from this social complaint. His hiccups lasted 10 day*. He
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      297 15 il@£^S^ .-free from Dandruff ::^^^^^^^l^::j:::':^;l£;:'^:^i^;^:' :^^^':-i :'-'^l See how a Brylcreem massage cfaedal '^s?^^^^^^->?-^^^^^^^&'->v^. g^ 111 no soa P. n0 sp" 1 n0 starch ia Get this double benefit HP, Brylcreem y ,ur hair |S| B2,siltt Be Proud of Your English Are you content with write? Are you sure tr
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      335 15 i the way you speak and lat you are not making le to underrate you? tance of effective speech widely recognised than yourself persuasively and imense advantage in your as in social life. (b) Everything Is explained with the utmost simplicity. (c) You are not required to memorise tedious lists
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      332 16 Ad vertiaement. MANY MANHOLES and dreaded drains are reported, giving the City Council a chance to get sued for broken legs or arms Though they do offer an opportunity to get rid of your old razors Just drop them in there (preferably when it is dark and there's nobody around
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      664 16 End Rheumatism While You Sleep It rou auS«r sharst stabblnc pains. If WJmwKK Joint* ans swollenHFIW It shows your Wood d :>-?*Vijsl la poisoned through A-:. ZV§£B faulty kidney action. JLv^'^'F-fSy Other symptoms of FVti'AO^W Kldnsy Disorder* are Biokache, Aching Joint* and Limbs, Selttlca, Neuritis. Lumbago, Getting v a Mights,
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      1127 16 f ON TM6 *O«?NWG eOU-OWW© HIS /MPRISONMstKT »V THE IND)A»«S. At^^SnZJ 7// T^ms H^Vi I Fit />C* l^^»\ I TA^ZAN WAS SHOWN A *U6SIVC RX?rP«INr—EVICCNC«J THAT THg JSaWi>*rD'trl H^^<^l nte-^—^-W EhL ;■1 j>^ _*CNSrfR WAD AGAIN fttrfcTN ON A NOCTURNAL RAMPA6C/-- <IiBMfV^CJ^I -A^sfn^sl flgfe'*OVTT yi^O- \A nil 4S^^^^i%Anniin*»^B^^* i B
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    SITTING on the FENCE
    857 17  -  HAT GUBBINS By I.JOW that Joe Stalin is giving prizes to foreign writers. I wonder if he would consider awarding me million roubles for the following little sketch portraying life in Britain as the Russian. anti-British propagandists see it. Scene: The dining hall of an ancient
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    Outline of beauty
    24 17 rrc tj «Mi>t in t- Smith. Insh MUM now under contract to 20th Ceatury-Fox in Hollywood, relaxes at Malibu's Paradise Coy«
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    504 17 "fF anyone tries to Mool you there's honour among thieves'. Soaia said to me one evening, "don't you b§lieve it". I was talking with Lor don's notorious Crime Queen in her latest hide-out, a disused signal-box on thr Euston to Wisbech line. Expresses thundered pas us
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      362 17 THIS HANDBOOK FOR AMimOUS ENGINEERS S HAVE YOU HAD YOUk COPY? *P_»^^i_&i« P»sj«a uf piacti.nl IsHmm to tk» _*_t^ XT m!MI b«*t-pxTd EnnlncerliiK pontn! l'p-t»-lhr-RK# S?FI nilmite. Information for m»-n who aren't WSWmJT, *J~\ content to atny In the nit Hn.l who whu' IMWrfojaHBJI to V«t ahead. The widest rantl*
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      95 17 POPULAR CROSSWORD ACROSS: 1 Instttiet «st; ,_J W>WN Absorbed (4,; 9. Off-hand (7,; 11. 3. 'culT* Ff&Vj Kindled (3)j 13. In operation (5); Fastidiousness (13>; 6. Actual (4); pntlnß ill' 99 m,,i,i U io rii. <vj ««ifiinen n>, fur (4); 23. ffi^an^dS^'.V.- it g^ a 2 w k wY r
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    MALAYA'S'BIG THREE'ARE IN SUPERB CONDITION
    911 18  - MALAYA'S 'BIG THREE' ARE IN SUPERB CONDITION 'Crusader Highlights of sport by BOTH Thomas Cup selectors present at the trial last weekend In the Selangor Badminton Association's although new hall— Mr. Tan Boon Piew and Mr. Lee Guan Khye were highly pleased with the results. The team U> defend the
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    Singap ore hero gets his gold watch
    943 18  -  Manning Blackwood By ITAKE back, with reservations, my remarks about Singapore and the Federation's Jack of civic conscience. Mr. L. Elion, managing director of Overseas Traders Ltd.. wrote to me last week and said that he wished to make the "amende honorable." and
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      199 18 t« for 60 cU. In Slnfaport \Wff 20 for 70 eW. In Federation VW A sealed outer casing of moisture resistant plastic. An inner one of metal foil Inside—* twenty Capstan, in prime condition. Ensuring, in this new handy packing, maximum enjoyment of your favourite cigarette. citizen OJV JVATtOAIAI SERVICE
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    SERVICE EQUALISE 3 TIMES
    365 19 SERVICE EQUALISE 3 TIMES S'gor could not shoot straight KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. COMBINED SERVICES (Federation) put up a magnificent fighting show to draw"* their Malaya Cup soccer match 3 3 with Selangor on the HQ Malaya Ground here today. Three times S:lan?or went ahead and three times Services, undismayed, came
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    COMBINED XI v ATHENIANS
    55 19 THE Combined Services Europeans Soccer XI against the Athenian F.A. tourists atithe Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday will be: Wood (S.C.C.); Davids (S.C.C.), Boniface fAnny); Mcrton (Rovers). Skinner (R.A.F.), Herbert (R.l*.): Owen (R.A.F.), Coates K.X.;. McDonald (SCO, Flemu^ (U.A.F.), Steuzaker (R.A.I.). Reserves: Nelson Cooper (R.A.F.), Hi
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    Record entry for Eu Tong Seng Cup
    174 19 Record entry for Eu Tong Seng Cup £«HUA Boon Unn led the qualitiers :n the Eu Tong Sen Cup i competition at the Island Club, Singapore, yesterday, with 82—14: 68 IIKR was a record entry of 126 for this open competition in which all the Singapore clubs and Johore and
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    TuanMong O.B. win
    97 19 THOUGH dominating exchanges 1 in the second half. Young Men's Muslim Association couM not get past goalie Hock Wee, who put in a great performance and went down to Tuan Mong Old Boy's Association by the odd goal in three in their SAFA Div. 3B league game
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    U.S. EXPECT TO MEET – AND BEAT DANES
    439 19 U.S. EXPECT TO MEET AND BEAT DANES By A Special Correspondent NEW YORK, Saturday. 1/ FX DAVIDSON, coach and manager of the USA Thomas, Cup badminton team, picks Denmark to beat India in the inter-zone playoffs on May 24 and 25 at Kuala Lumpur and thinks America then will defeat
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    4 RECORDS GO AT POLICE SPORTS
    615 19 JJ M. Taylor, an Asst. Superintendent of Police, created a new Singapore record for the Javelin Throw yesterday at the Singapore Police Pare* annual athletic sports meeting held at the Police Training School ground. Three other records c broken ASP W. A. P. Grose
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    10 Johore men hold on to 1-nil lead
    351 19 S PORE SERVICES BEATEN HOLDING on like grim death to a one-goal lead they got in the first half, a valiant Johore team, playing a man snort in the second half, fought like terriers to gain a richly-deserved victory over the more
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    53 19 AUIGII ball eludes the N ewvusile .i.k 1 ;ur, Simpson, but his defence is backing him up and stands ready to head the ball as it descends. This was one of the many exciting- incidents in the F.A. Cap final between Newcastle and Arsenal on May 3. which Newcastle won
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    SCC, SRC, CHINESE START WELL
    536 19 SCC, SRC, CHINESE START WELL CRICKET GINGAPORE Cricket Club, Sin- 13 gapore Chinese Recreation Club, Singapore Recreation Club I put up good scores in their Senior 1 Tournament Matches yesterday at close of the first day's piay. Chinese, sent in by RAF at Hong Lim Green, totalled 193 i after
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