Sunday Standard, 6 April 1952

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    27 1 Sunday Standard With Free 8-Page Comic? -f /A* i J 4**\ J^ I VOL. II NO. 279 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 6, 1 952. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CEr
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    TEMPLER ASKS T. MALIM TO TELL
    182 1 Relax Curfew, Urge Malay i/iyiiniziicions >Luuiurd Staff Correspondent I.IMPIK, Sat.— Leaders of the various itii/jtions m the Federation of Malaya will t.» approach General Templer to reiax the v m Tanjong Malim. the danger ol starvation facing the E| »ng Malim, the local UMNO
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    QUEEN AWARDS MOTO GURKHA
    33 1 QUEEN AWARDS MOTO GURKHA 5 Reuter) raided the to Li Jaharman •h Gurkha ■up luring m I >:!-. c ati- Lie a Rif le C ny ed 13 bai cap! v ed ted many
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    Haxworth Fold To Go Ahead
    233 1 Standard >tiir Reporter I\ ORDER to avoid J< ly m ;pe nt traffic, temporary nature, it i rec Singapore City .Councillors tl it SI v ling Comity es ion nan i iboql I have, pwPßia 1 deiegat-.-i to them improve T iraa re taled to
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    Van Fleet's Son Reported Lost
    463 1 Van Fleet 's Son Reported Lost SEOUL, Apr. •"> (UP) First-Lieut. James Van Flrrt Jr., 26-year-oM son «»t General Nan Fleet, Eighth Army (.'omniaiuler, was reported missing m action Umlhv following a ni«;lil rnmhat fli"hl over North Korea i early on Friday morning. Lieut. Van Fleet was piloting a B-26
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    Favourite Wins Grand National
    41 1 AINiKKK. England, Apr. 5, (AP) Teal won the lujjth running of the Grand National Steeplechase today m a field of 4(> other jump i ers. Second was Leyal Joy. I third Wot No Sun. (See Page 14)
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    11 Families Homeless In Malacca Fire
    119 1 MALACCA. Sat. Damage estimated at about $16,000 was caused by a fire today when ll families living m a dwelling house on -lava Road, were rendered homeless. 41-year-old carpenter, I eonfi Kwang, who lost all his belongings m the fire when his cubicle went
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    1.200 Reds Killed
    39 1 PRI \ci( Union troops ki i I 5j i 200 Vietn inh i i the tcn-dav "Operation Men i u s i itheasi cornei of thi i«--k n delta. French A mj comlUe announced tonight Reuter
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    7 Die In Crash
    33 1 TWIN-ENGINED < iplane smashed with a n r roar int« the heart <»t p- >m Qut-.-ru. New, York. kilmM (1 f j;n rainy skies setting several structure^ aflame. A. P.
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    ASSN. CALLS MEET
    167 1 ASSN. CALLS MEET Fake Photos Standard Staff Reporter MR. W. S. Chan-, Presideni of the Singapore Chinese; Photographic Trade Associa- j tion, yesterday expressed concern over the existence of faked wedding photographs believed to be reproduced by professional photographers m the Colony. for applicants j seeking re-entry visas. He said
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    Threatening Posters Appear At Alor Star
    87 1 ALOR STAR. Sat. Two posters threatening revenge on the Sultan Badlishah or his dependants and the Judge who passed the dejth sentence on two Malays tor the murder ot a Chinese squatter at Pokok Stoi were found here yesterday The posters were signed by
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    Queen Mary Better
    77 1 LONDON. Api 5 (AP) Queen Mary was reported a jti better today, but will remain indoors over {■■<■ c end at her London home. M borough House. She is sufTei ing from a slight C'>!d. 'j he 84 yeai -old gra dm I ci of Queen Elizabeth
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    Reds Cut JB Phones
    104 1 KUALA LUMPUR S, 1 One tei ist has been killed m the .T.'isin area ol Mala md n ded m the Kuala L is ai ea ol Pth mg. R ibbe ••> hav< ->. en si a ed i I damaged m the .1 ire Bahru
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    Taiping Road Mishap
    22 1 ■J AIPI S:.l. ma PWD a Teleco md an accident Hill the Co c retu a T o perso
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    Every House Given Form To Fill With Information On Reds
    408 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday-Ten days after he enforced a curfew on Tanjong Malim, General Sir Gerald Templer^ High Commissioner of the Federation, today called on the citizens of this village of about 5,000 inhabitants comprising Chinese, Malays and
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    RAHMAT-A BRAVE BOY
    192 1 RAH MAT -A BRAVE BOY Standard Staff Reporter Rahmat bin Othman, a 13-year-old Singapore schoolboy, is shortly to receive a Police commendation for bravery and public-spiritedness. Rahmat, who [s a son of Enspector O'hman bin Samat of the Traffic Police and a student of Paya Lebar English School ..wd a
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    TWO SLAIN IN SPORE HOSP
    105 1 Standard >,afl Reporter TWO CHINESE carpenter* employed ai ihe Fan lork S«'ii<> Hospital. Singapore. u«-r«> louiwl Jeod v < >»• terday morning. One had severe wrownda on I* bead ami shoulders and the other ha<l bin throat < hi. A Po pokesmai t that the
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    Soldiers Shot In Station
    71 1 Soldiers Shot In Sta tion NO BRJ PISH I i i vert the Elailwa gh y c thi to rod th* 7.1S X ala Lumpur. The H I .1 j Mte i m the •j 0 X fd md the and I ere 1 <;.■ ii erred 1 the Bni
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    CHRISTIAN BROTHERS
    322 2 photos. main building I9lO\ :<::d v .c H: and Chapel 1912). The Govj 'nment, under Sir John Anderson, gave considerable fl ie aid towards these proj < E ■Ie M c tael ivai succeeded b^ Brother Stephen who was Director from 1914-21. 1927-32 and" 1937-38, and did great
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    Celebrate 100 Yrs. In Malaya
    738 2 Staff Reporter MORE THAN 100 years ago, through the courage and tenacity of the Vicar of the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd m Singapore, Father Beurel, who believed that "we must have schools m Malaya/ the nucleus of one of the Colony's oldest mission schools
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    Painting Of
    63 2 Standard Woman Reporter BUSY cataloguing the selected pictures yesterday for the i art exhibition to he held at the British Council Hall on May 2 was Mr. Lee Siow Mong, Secretary of the China Society. Among the exhibits are two paintings of Chinese, court beauties by Lang SheihNine
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    Two Court Art Show
    56 2 were bought m Kiote. the art capital of Japan. This was immediately after the earthquake of 1933, and bare been iv possession of Dr. Wu Lien-teh of Perak ever since. Originally they were attached to- the, illustrious Court of CfcJea Lung the Emperor <m6-179C) of the
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    Dealer Faces 29 Summonses
    44 2 NG CHEONG SUAN, second band dealer, was ftned a total of $4 on 29 Blim[monses m Hie Singapore First j Police Court yesterday, for failj ing to make entries m his purchase book. The fines ranged from $5 to $30.
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    Denies He Helped Remove Dead BOdy
    59 2 Denies He Helped Remove Dead BOdy A MORTUARY attendant, Koni Ah Che v was charged m the Singapore First Police Couri yesterday with corruptly reeehring SfO Prom Kah B>k m connectien with '.he removal of I dead body, tt\ the General Bos- pita] Mertuai y on Apr. 4. Kong vvt.u
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    Beauties For
    69 2 Ij«»iw MM a J*'Miit priest ol Italian parrntage sent by the Pope to ronvert China to thf Roman Catholic faitb. BfiaitM- ef limitation of wall spare at tiir Britifth Council Hall there will be only 20 paintinKK the choicest pi fees lroui private col Ice tions. Thry represent
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    Road Toll: 33 In 1st Quarter
    74 3 Standard Stall Reporter TWELVE people were killed m road accidents m Singapore during the month of Hatch. This brinu> thr- toUj road fatalities fur the first (■artel tif this year to :i.\. There were II fatalities m January and 10 m February. Yesterday, a
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    Sold Arsenic Without Licence
    136 3 Sold Arsenic Without Licence NGOH Ii SENG yas I charged m the Si •> > First' J Police Co yesterda irit'n i the Po sons Ordinance. ttles ;> tier consulphide and Sii tarn I Goh C leng Lia Ba Ai i! Medical Ha Nori B Ige O 17 ist <r.
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    Police Escort For Accused
    61 3 MOHD. SIDEK bin Yaacob >i Kuala Lumpur was charged m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday, with criminal breach of trust of $B»).mh entrusted to him by Bannon and Bailey, Kuala Lumpur, on Oct. 10, and Dec 12 last year. He will be remanded until Apt.
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    More Chinese Are Giving Their Blood A RECORD FOR MARCH
    236 3 More Chinese Are Giving Their Blood A RECORD FOR MARCH Standard Siafl Reporter MORE CHINESE arc coming forward now to replenish the stocks of the Singapore Blood liank. In March, the Transfusion Service registered 12.*; Chinese donors a record number. Ihe toial number of donors 121 i* also a urn
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    Skylines Feature In Photo Show
    125 3 Skylines Feature In Photo Show Standard Staff Reporter SKYLINES of New York. Boston and London figured m the photographic exhibition put on at the British Council Hall yesterday by the Chinese V.M.C.A. m conjunction with the Singapore j Art Society, More than 100 pictures by 60 school boys and members
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    85,794 Tons Kubber Sold
    95 3 85,794 Tons Kubber Sold SIPMEN fS ibb [i '-:i I M ilaya clut ing M irch ere 15,794 tons compared *ith J >'>. ;H4 tons lor Febi uai i March imports rubbei into Mala] 1 were 25.103 1 «is Malayan exoorts to I le Uni- ted States dv iisM 1
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    Carried Knife For Pro lection
    89 3 MARIAPPAN a Vengadasa--1 ran <taid m U»e Singap *re First Criminal District C HJrt yesterday that he bought inch knife 1 seU protection .v was the infoi me m c m Wen resulted m a man being sent w prison. He pleaded guilty vl en
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    POLICE BAND
    31 3 TAIPING, Sat rhe Federation of Malaya Ponce Band will perform ai lie Taiping Lakes at 5.15 PJJ- April 0 and at rt p.m. at the Esplanade 011 April 7.
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    ANZAC DAY
    17 3 THB NEW Govern .t SinDai Service on Friday. April *> at •«».i.-) a.m. at t!>e rf:..>tu>M.
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    134 3 li;.ble li £3 >I»MMi.U OH fttt- SHSis Stews ir 11 l» f ,rk Holland X.1.. Adam l fiilii-) Hill rnatsworlli linrraior. NIGHT \.rr KublMT Work- Mt IJan<n »i«ork si»or«« Swimminx < Tanjenf Klin I .B. slii|>yar<l Klin m»s^ Nanyang i«e \\'ork>» thay M:u Honald House rag rin«
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    EASTER BRIDE
    133 3 LIEUT. Gwenda Burbidge, VVRAC, of Nee Soon Garrison. Singapore (below) will be married to Capt. Peter Easton of Seremban at St. Andrew's Cathedral on Easter Monday, April 14, at 11 a.m. The bride who is a Commander of the platoon of the 4 Independent Coy WRAC at Nee
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    Ideal Homes Estate Wins 'Test Case'
    225 3 Standard Staff Reporter MESSRS. Meal Homes who arc developing Dunearn Park Estate won their "test rase" yesterday when the) regained possession of land occupied by squatters on the Kstate. The case was heard at th first C'ivi 1 District Court, by Mr. A. W.
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    TIN
    77 3 SINGAPORE. Sat— The price of tin to-d:iy was 54. Down $IJ. Singapore Chamber of Com merce Rubber Association noon prices (per Ib.) yesterday (Apr 7> were 1 Buyers Sellers No 1 Spol Loose $1 094 si. 104 No: 1 RSS FOB April SI 08| $1 09 May SLOT $1,074
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    50,000 CELEBRATE CHILDREN'S DAY
    178 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE "small small band" of Yeong Cheng School played "Hooray for Children's Day" to an audience of 500 hoys and girls representing 20 Chinese schools! who celebrated the annual event at Yeong Cheng School Hall m Club Street yesterday. Another 500 represent at
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    She Denies Illegal Operation
    78 3 She Denies Illegal Operation A.\ elderly woman. Che I: am binte Ali. claimed trial m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday to a charge of causing the death of a woman. Sim Oi Lim, by an illegal operation. She also denied a second charge of attempting to cause miscarriage to
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    RUBBER DROPS 3/4c.
    37 3 SMALL business passer! m the Singapore rubber market yesterday during which quota- tiofis declined further by about three-quarters of a cent per lb. from Friday's levels. Overseas orders were small and below Singapore prices.
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    $1,985 More For SATA
    186 3 DONATIONS totalling S1 9U5.82 are gratefully acknowledged by the Singapore Anti Tuberculosis Assu :iation Mr. Tak Siang, $1,000; Mr. Too Kin^ Eng, (sum ol money .saved from the expense^ of \\\s eldest son's wedding, Mr. Teo Whee jTons) £500: Island Club. Pro- fea.sional Goli C"!r.peti'iior. $232:
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    Congress Meeting
    23 3 THE annual general election of the Seranyoon Local Indian Congress will be held today a' 6 p.m. at the Congresj Hous*.
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    A NEW WILL PERVADES MALAYA
    628 4 People Talk And More Terrorists Are Killed Standard Staff Correspondent Xl ALA LUMPUR, Sat. More terrorist attacks were made last month to capture weapons ami some of these were serious bat other kinds of attack were fewer than they have Wen for many mouths. The
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    'No Chicken Curry.' Wail Malayans
    334 4 From J. B. Powell Standard Melbourne Corresix>ndent MELBOUKNE, (By Airmail)- 1 ive youn^ men from Malaya have a problem; nowhere m Melbourne can they obtain chicken curry like they get at home. Hie boys are Tan Kok Suee, Li Hock Huns, and Patrick Won g
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    Dinner Parly
    43 4 K. SOO rze Yvng. Seni >r m 'or of the (.ID Brar i Batu Pahat, was the guest of :< r-iiir ai a dinner party to him by ;he headters i teachers of all hi hols the disBatu Pahat Chamber of Com-
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    Labour Decisions
    173 4 Standard Suff Corrr>»poi»d«^it PENANG, Sat. That a pan-Malayan Labour Party be formed m order to strengthen the Labour Party movement m this country was one of the iwo resolutions passed at the annual general meeting of the Tanjong Ward Branch of the Labour Party. The other resolution passed
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    CEA PRESIDENT
    19 4 Mr. Lhn Chon? Panu. the new President of Ihr Cinrii!jtoiirar>li Cxhibitai">" Association of Singapore and tbe Kedoration.
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    Registration Of Electors For Council
    135 4 BA rU PAHAT, Sat— Registration ol electors for the first Bandai P< ngg^ram To w n Coi ucil Ele lion will take place betv ,-t n 15 and May 26. The Supervisor of Elections. Batu Pahat, Che Suki bin Abdul Kadir has sent circulars to
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    Orchid Growing Can Be Absorbing Hobby
    535 4 Shows Add Impetus Standard Staff Correspondent THE CULTIVATION of local and foreign orchid-flora is a fascinating and profitable hobby, and m various parts of .Malaya are found orchidlovers devoting time and money pursuing the hobby. Without doubt the holding ol periodical flower shows. such
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    Australia To Aid In Resettlement Areas
    319 5 Casey Declares: Standard Staff Reporter UK \{U HARD i.. CASKV, A—ir»rtan MinUtrr for ,i MTair*. who left Singapore yesterday morning ifcrrc vva- rJeaffH a gjaod deal that \ustralia could v.in providing social worker* xdJ equipment t -nl« -int'iit ur«-a-< of tin- Fcderali** «»f Malaya.
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    Ambushed Thrice In Months
    21 5 r-old P >ber! ci is ang> ti Nt t c*" > ndj he a to E I s
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    First Meet
    13 5 to lei i Co- itivje X mta 11 I .'..y Club
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    Lost A Watch? See The Police
    68 5 A MAN, wno was observed by a Police Radio Patrol looki:iy into a window or a house m Serangoon RoaM on Friday night was found to have two watches on him ai!f*i being Mt tamed, Police yesterday appealed for anyone living m khe Serangoon
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    37 5 MR. Malcolm Mac Donald. the Commissioner-General seen examining several of the paintings with Mr. Lee Siow Mong, President of the China Society, at the exhibition held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce m Singapore yesterday. Standard photo.
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    Yogi Visit
    37 5 KUANTAN, Sat.— Yogi Sri Shuddhananarl Bhaiati \viii be visiting Kuantan on June 22 during his visit to Malaya. During his visit to Kuantan he will deliver lectures, which will be translated into Malay and Chinese
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    WOLFRAM BID IN PERAk STATE
    299 5 Standard Stall Correspondent lI'OII. Sat.— A big mining syndicate m Ipoli, having Chinese, Malay and Indian sharenolders, has ju*i opened mining operations for wolfram, a rare and valuable mineral, m CEangkat Rembian, Tapah. V leading member of this syndicate informed The if wolfram is obtained
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    Many Attend Fund Raising School Show
    81 5 GEYLANG Methodist Girls' School held a fun-fair i! bazaar m tire school grounds yesterday to raise money for their Building Fund. Hundreds of friend" and parents had an enjoyable evening combining a tour of tiie school with purchases of the lovely exhibits made by
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    2 Spent 15 Anxious Hrs. At Sea
    171 5 2 Spent 15 A nxious Hrs. A t Sea TWO Indonesians, A/i/ bin Hamid and Ismail bin Samid, spent 15 anxious hours m the Malacca Straits last Wednesday night when their sampan sank after a collision with a tongkang. The tongkang was one of four being towed by the tuj<.
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    Mr. Leong Yew Koh
    31 5 Mr. Leong Yew Koh did not head the MCA delegation which recently called on Mr, Gray, Acting Secretary for Chinese Affairs to discuss the Tan.jong Malim curfew.
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    Kulasinglia Re-elected
    79 5 Kulasinglia Re-elected AT THE annual g :nei i meeting of the Singapore Sinhalese Association yesterday, Mr. H. .1. C Kulasii g a was unanimously re-elected President while Messrs. A. P. Abeyasekera and Jayapala were elected vice-presidents. Mr. Eyaratne was elected Secretary and Mr. \V. D. Aloysius as assistant secretary. Other
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    Three Art Shows: MacD Opens Two
    138 5 THREE exhibitions of rare Chinese scrolls, paintings and photographs were opened m Singapore yesterday. Two of them were opened -by the Commissioner General, Mr. Malcolm MaeDonald. The scrolls, ranging m price from $5,000 to $50, were handed down from the Sung, Yuan. Ming and
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    Ambushed Man Is Charged
    61 5 KUANTAN, Sat. A/i/ bin Jusoh (23). a member <>t tinNo. 8 Jungle Company, was charged with retaining a stolen bicycle "Rudge Sports" valued at $140 belonging to Hashim I bin Saad also oi the same Company. Accused was absent at the court, because he is under
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    Teachers Concerned Over Sharma, Nair
    216 5 Standard Staff R«*|»ort<*r A RESOLUTION expressing «^rrat concern t; at the continued detention of Messrs. I*. V. Sliarma and V. Devan Nair"* was unanimously passed at the Filth Annual General meeting of the Singapore Teacher*' l Union held at Si. Joseph's Institution yesterday. The meeting
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    There's No Place Like PfINS in Springtime!
    1639 6 There's No Place Like PfINS in Springtime! v.,,y down and then vp j ;1 enough- Schiaparelli modestly calls this indiscretion "The Open Heart". So that's where they keep the heart these days Already shops are starting show spring Riviera fa »h ons One mannequin I aw sported a beach bag,
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    Plenty Of Fresh Air, But No Fun Living In The Open
    2172 7 Plenty Of Fresh Air, But No Fun Living In The Open r l bich soap i Of my id* c Sweat -dice, for at non I think »fe left fre ange you h he cried, i sup 'iher Sature wil V mind g on bars. o holiday. g awaj I
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    Odd Spots In The News
    357 7 d i young man to him with a mupLwiit: Mix uith pi.- (..t y«naeU r now Urn aaa AiMfci his us; the young man Amiens, j can sayha i a<>- tad Ofl into them in t Jir rr»*w >'»nl H" mi>s4'd home, staved on *'«t
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    Hunt For Eelworms
    173 7 i.M oi Britain's most dis tint;uish<'d chemists is hard at uork trying to lead cotintlrss millions of liav worms tip the garden p:;th He is forty lour year (rid Professor Alexander 'I 'odd. of CmulM-idgr L'ni varsity. His j«b is hi^hlv ini|«m ant. If the prui'essor BMsaecAi.
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    FAROUK's BRITISH BRIDE
    1502 8  -  Andrew Roth by I .ONE* >N rHOUGB tremem is ■]•>• was ay ached to X Fan iks last marriage, 'unii fu:> c Kng Farouk Britain have now nkcd their fuThis linking i ites the fullest An .port has tremendous implications. It me i s t great popular
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    Amateur authorship-a fascinating hobby
    1489 8 No Need To Write A Book THERE are perhaps few professions more envied than that of author- p. Apart from the fame and fortune j imposed to bring him. the profes,na] author is engaged m work freed from the nu> f i discipline and the grinding
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      407 8 v:''" -4 J %Mn W P H '"Am m Vur KNOW iH AT PEOPLE will li'wr i you down not even Lightly. Y<>u kixi'A you i -m tvu-.i them utterly. Hut how ii<> vouknow? I'.n'ilv lt\ iiisiiiii Lpartlybv reason. partly from experience. With honesty t quite transparent, you accept them
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    THE COURAGE
    161 9 ,i i nt the pre-tab window a carefree hnitone voice sang "I mvs t g0 the wild goose goes." I said to Hmirlla. the man by my side, I ifs S\dney. You wouldn't think he m t moved a limb for ten years, ui.iiid wiu?" Mr lionella smiled
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    125 9 and Mr. Bonella ling, I tig and .!i or pencil n my mou h, and] I hope to utilise at leasi li amenta to earn my gned "Sydney Unton," bore i 'S. %> "I Tie fir>t < come to you 'by word of m red >'.c bumoui oi that home
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    NOT RICH
    48 9 1 MARVELLED. A husband and father, age forty-two, with his whole future jerked out of focus. One young man who will never live as other men. Yet they talked 'ike any two new acquaintances as easily as men with every faculty and the fewest of cares.
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    FIRST LOVE
    104 9 jyjUSIC was his first love. At the age of nine he won a violin scholarship. But at fifteen polio that swift destroyer of youthful strength— struck him down. He is Sydney's father let us In. He is a postman a quiet, kindly man of fifty-two. His wife, a
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    of Mr. Linton
    222 9  -  MARY BROWN now twenty-five. As I listened to his lively conversation, it occurred to me that by one of those coincidences which usually happen only m books, Mr. Bonella, whose wife had written to "Live Letters." lived only a short walk away. I thought "These two ought
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    The Roots of a World War III
    521 9 A THIRD world war would bring face to face two forces exhibiting the greatest possible contrasts not only i m their social structures but m most other spheres as well. The East— the Soviet Union and its satellites are geo- politically isolated between
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    Low Production In Any New Conflict
    538 9  -  Lt.-Col. F.O. MIKSCHE By attacks, of the industrial regions inside Russia and of the others working for the East, presuming that the Red Army had succeeded m capturing Western Europe? Consider first the case of the Soviet industrial districts; there are factor? which would
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    ODDLY ENOUGH
    992 9  -  PAULJENNINGS By [N the first half-hour after I have left a theatre I am always convinced that I am going to write a play. It is a curious sensation because I never know what the play is to be about. I just have a general impression, and yet
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      233 9 MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION I MILLION DOLLAR LOTTERY. i^kcts for Draw on April 20th, 1952. ALL SOLD OUT. PRIZES as follows: Ist Prize $400,000/--2 nd Prixe $160,000/--3 rd Prixe 2) of S 50,000/- each 4th Prixe (5 of 20,000 each sth Prixe (8) of S 10,000 each 6th Prixe (24) of
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    Future Defenders
    666 10 1 0 to Pcnonq ond see one of the keenest 1 if not the keenest) volunteer units m Ma laya the Penang Squadron of the Malayan Auxiliary Air Force. You wiii see what is already being done by the voJjnteers to fit themselves readily for the defence of
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    NEW CAR BUYERS' GUIDE
    1402 10 Y\ -5-L, readers, here it i$ a second New Car Buyers' Guide m response to your many requests. You hove asked me to make this a regular feature. I shall 60 what i can to accommodate your requests. You will notice that almost every moke that
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    Republic Opens Office Here
    2505 11 DIGGEST news from the Malayan film front came from Singapore over the week-end when Kepuhlic Pictures' Vice President Mr. R. Armour planed here to establish a local office for his company m Shaw's Capitol Building m Stamford Road. Not only did the executive set up the
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    Colour Harmony Revolutionises Face Make-Up Routine
    486 12 Colour Harmony Revolutionises Face Make-Up Routine #his ;s the last of a series or three articles on screen make-up, written bu Max Factor, J> HEN my father invented motion picture make-up, he created it m a great number of precisely graduated shades, more than stage greasepaint had offered hitherto. The
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    AT THE OPENING
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    216 12 picture make-up instantly out of date and useless. Actors' faces, instead of presenting glowing and natural effects on the screen, looked noticeably dark, and muddy. It took us more than five months of steady experiment to II ltd a new basic make -up to keep m
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    THE STARS AND YOU
    324 12  - THE STARS AND YOU RITA BEL MAR El nrtOßAmi QIOTATIOV WJhm. I I £i» into mv em#Ul with .i 5 spadr. jnrf die a &♦"<!. I feH ■>u< Ii an rvbitarati«»n ihcl health thjl 1 rli*. over th.it I hive Uern detrautiiut mysHf all thiv tiiwe m <* letting otherx
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    THINKING OF SPRING CLEANING?
    308 12  -  Joyce Chesterton THERE are several schools of thought about spring cleaning. There i« the "lf-you-cleaa-your-nouse-properly-as you%o along-there*s-no-need-to-spring-clean" school. There the **Spread-it-out-o\ er-t i\ o-or-three-months" school. And there is the school whlfcn rolls up its sleeves and tears "rimy into the job as fast as it can.
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    Fashion Jewellery
    67 12 |>EADKRS are inform*x ed that the Rhinestone jewellery, modelled by Mrs. Peggy Lee, and featured on this P:me lust Sunday, tan be obtained exclusively from The Little Shop run by Mrs Doris Geddes at the Raffles Hotel, Singapore. The Indian amulet of the Moghul Period depicted m the
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    UNKEMPT LADY SHOWS OUTLOOK
    266 12 SK«N language is not. as nmst women suppose, a form of communication c«Mifinrd lo a limited few. Your movements. yo«r app«*aranc<\ your gestures all sprak silentl> ot what >our attitudes are At no time do they sneak more eloquently ol hidden feeling than m the case
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    Helpful Tips For The Busy Housewife
    505 12 IP YOUR home freezer has developed unpleasant odours, try th:.>;> tips for dealing witli th© situation. First, try washing all interior surfaces with soap and water, then so over them with a cloth wrung from clear water. Wipe dry. it this doesn't work, try
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    ANTI-APARTHEID MEETINGS TODAY AT JOHANNESBURG
    917 13  - ANTI- APARTHEID MEETINGS TODAY AT JOHANNESBURG JOHN WORRALL By GAPE TOWN \FHICAN leaders m Johannesburg me making every eifort to ensure that the mass protesi meetings against the apartheid [racial Beg re gati on] laws planned for today, April 6, the 300 th anniversary of White settlement m South Africa,
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    A DOCTOR AGAINST THE JUNGLE
    755 13  -  J. HALCRO FERGUSON By The Fight igainst Yellow Fever In The Amazon Basin LIMA (Peru) THE C i) I o m b i a n "llanos" -the hot. tropical plains on the eastern sido ol the ANDES— are at pn sent known to the man
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    If Malan Goes
    618 13  -  COLIN LEGIM By LONDON. JF THE present constitutional crisis m South Afi ica results m the downfall of the Malan Government, the next Prime Minister js almost c< rtain to be Mr. Jakobus Gideon Nel Strauss, Q.C. As leader of the Opposition m Parliament he has challenged
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    Konno Beats Marshall In The 1500
    172 14 Konno Beats Marshall In The 1500 M II IN. niim i tit ut. V.i t Rentri I I >*d X < ii. Hawaiian >tiuW'ni at 0 mi >t.tt»- lni\ti>itv won Mm \im-t ;un \l 1. ini'iii's free style swimming 1 I 111 |lMl!|sh|p .nil .1.1 11. S Mi I .m
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    Hockey Fans And Players Fight
    48 14 Hockey Fans And Players Figh t WESTMINISI ER BriAp W) had to r an uned "third rtime ig i players judge's nd overt nc H --.-v I I with Ni w V »red bul B nes ruled the a nei .egei I the i wil >tate- II be
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    FAVOURITE WINS GRAND NATIONAL
    645 14  - FAVOURITE WINS GRAND NATIONAL VERNON MORGAN By AINTREE, LIVERPOOL, April 5 (Kruter) Teal, a heavily backed second favourite, won ihe world's greatest steeplechase, the Grand .National, from 46 rivals here .today Owned by Harry Lane, a north country building contractor and ridden by Arthur Thompson who won the race lour
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    SELANGOR TROPHIES WILL BE GOLD CUPS
    379 14  -  KEN JALLEH \U LEADING badminton players from 4meriea, linlia ami Denniark will eompele with Malaya's best for the most expensive trophies ever awarded m Malayan badminton, m the Selangor tipen invitation championships to he held i» the new Selanjror hall at Kamponu Attap m
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    ENGLAND WIN, ARSENAL DRAW
    267 14 LONDON. April 5 (Beater) England beat Scotland I—l1 1 at Glasgow today. At Tottenham Arsenal and Chelsea drew I—l1 1 m their postponed F.A. Clip semifinal. DIVISION I Aston Villa 4. Fulham 1. Blackpool 1. Bolton 0. Derby County 3, Wbrough 1. Huddersfield 2. Preston 0.
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    Malacca Hold Soccer Trial
    51 14 MALACCA. Sat, Colours with several players who expect to Ik 1 m the State side this year beal 'he Whites L'-i m I'ne firsl soccer state trial at Bandar Hilir this afternoon Whites score-! first when Bahar Said quickly follow.' I up a ball which Nfahabod
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    Ramon Wins Two More HK Shuttle Titles
    72 14 Ramon Wins Two More HK Shuttle Titles HONGKONG, Apr. 5 (AP)— Ramon Young, who retained his badminton singles title for Hongkong on Thursday, won the doubles title m partnership with W. F. Foo and the mixed doubles with Miss Winnie Cheung. The doubles score was 15-11 and 15-13 against P.
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    Hashim Khan In Semi-Final
    102 14 LONDON. Apr. 4- (Reuter)— Hashirn Khan ol Pakistan (the holdei reached the last tour m the open squash championships at the landsdown club here today, w ien h.e beat Alan Fairbairn the Middlesex amateur with the loss ot only four points. Fairbairn started brilliantly and gained
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    How Gehrmann Ran His Greatest 1000
    280 14 NEW YORK— (UP)— A "mad on" at two loose-talking rivals gave American mile king Don Gehrmann a new world record for 1,000 yards recently and the U S. Olympic committee was hoping he's stay that way until after this summer's International Games. The story
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    FENCERS IN THE NEWS AGAIN
    720 14  - FENCERS IN THE NEWS AGAIN 'Gunner' BSy \T the »«nd of the month up' will stM' the l»'st of the IWRU.F fencers m action during the FARELF team and individual weapon championships. Capacity entries have been received trom Mulaya and Hongkong. The Master-at Anns. FARELF. Major Gelder, is running the
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      398 14 jj THS GIRAFFE .JWThere are teven bonei m rhe long neck of a girat.'c ond this is matched eioc'ly m number by thot m the neck of o man. £AT J TIGER HEADAOf w3Kic^Mi^nAn^BnmH(aiKM>v^^^fl&^KSWlt9llHHßlHß^Hi^B n |HHK Pimples and Bad Skin Foughl m H] (f 24 Hours Sine* the discovery of
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      33 14 I TIDES %1 HIGH '1 IDES at Lhe principal resorts m Malaya: TODAY AM P.M. Singapore «">8 9 :i4 Malacca 6.16 *»1 Port Dtckson \SI 132 Port Sham 2.49 JJ» Penan? 11.18 10.50
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    STEPTO ROUTS CIVILIANS
    584 15 «A Army Bowler Takes 5 For 11 Runs Sinao^l. r* i- he mo "'"9 «"d to cover an 'impossible' wicket the m"nut« h«" W CfC dismissed for a meagre 51 runs after 71 S 1 bottm 9 n th <»ay of the annual Civilians versus Combjnedjervices_encket match
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    GOLF Here's How By Slammin Sam Snead
    108 15 GOLF Here's How By Slammin Sam Snead moH nnieiiaii backswmg <\> r gloien starts with Mp stortmg its pivot ytfcmfl m an all fo movement lht the arms, Naiidj and body arotiD m the tort oj oil- i tooether action. Tofce the dub d eft i saon dista ice—tix v
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    SELANGOR CRICKET RESULTS
    175 15 SELANGOR CRICKET RESULTS KUALA LUMPUR Sal Royal Engineers defeated Sc angoi Club by three wickets on the Padaog \o laj Batting Brsi s < '^■■-<>v Club were all 01 1 for »i!> Tie Engineers eplied with 72 Vor th* Club A J Hunter 119>. G B Bull (121 and Short
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    Cockell Gives Up A Title
    116 15 LONDON, Apr. 5, (Router) Don Cbckell, British light heavyweight champion has relinquished his European title. His manager today wrote to the British Board of Control informing them of Cockell s d °Co^eil won the title from Albert Ivel (France) m Marvh 1051 and was due
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    Bird Captains Worcestershire
    50 15 WORCESTER Apni S <Reuteri _h k Bird, vice captain for tiie i:i>t two yejf w;is elected captain of Worcestershire Cftyty Crickel Club at the «nhßul general mt-eiing here He preferred bfjl votei t</ 70 fo RTD Perks the lenior pS^hmal. P«rk* WiU .be *M ra^taia. J J
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    Airmen Keep Sports Date In Indo-China
    387 15 RAF Sports Notes \{i)\ W. \ir Force Sclelar will l>«- well represented m the R \r" Malaya soccer learn which i?« playing iliis week-end m Indo-Cnina, \l»o iwo competitors from ili«- station will Uv playing for K\F Malaya m tennis matches at Saigon again&i
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    Malay Wives Join In Rifle Shoot
    157 15 BLAKANG MAT! Rifle Club's monthly shoot yesterday took on special interest when, for the lirst time, the handsome "B.P. de Silva" challenge trophy match was shot together with the other events. T hirt y-t w o competitors, among them several Malay ladies, took part
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    Missed Match, Player Fined
    62 15 SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Apr. 4 (UP) Leroy Paige, Negro relief hurler for St. Louis Browns, was fined US$lOO by manager Rogers Hornsby foi failing lo show up tor an cx "t" bition game against. Pi- »'.'«!> Pirates at Corpus Uinsu, Texas, on Monday, it was disclosed
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    Rain Stops Nee Soon Cricket
    43 15 RAIN. after t«a. stepped jrej teid.i^ s cricket match at Nee Soon between Royal Army Pay Corps .'iifl Sembawdhg, P;iv Corps had declared niter scoring 141 runs .for 6 wickets. Shaw (57J and Winter (29) being top scorers,
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    Fight Guarantee
    43 15 PHILADELPHIA. April 5 (ReuterJ Jtrsev J^ 1 Waloptl ivorld heavtwcighi champfoa and Ezzard CSharles dcposiwed cuarantrefl Thursday nißht Eor their titlt fl«->t ber« on June S Farh d«-;>osited Ciotiue fo?" $5,000 with th© Pennsylvania Boxing Commission to "t^uaran te» taitijfuj performanca.
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    Rowell Scores Hat-Trick
    250 15 IN A SENIOR Division United Services League tie played a! Nee Soon yesterday. Field Records beat 32nd Coy. RAOC by six goals to two. In spite of the score the game was well contested. Field Records adapted themselves to the ground conditions early m the first half,
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    Straits Times Team Stages A Walk-out
    101 15 YESTERDAY'S Busin«->s Houses F.A. (tame at the Police Training School b«* tween Straits Times and Singapore Cold Storage came to an abrupt end five minutes from time. Down s—l the Straits Times team walked off m the 56th minute protesting against the referee's decision
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    MISTOOK 'CANNOT' FOR 'CAN': HE LOST
    150 15 MISTOOK 'CANNOT FOR 'CAN HE LOST Tigei .T-)- ri:,r. giant Indian wrestler mi undei stood ••iMnot" for -can" lasi night and it cost him his match wttn Negro giant Seelie Semara. Jogindar, who does not know much English, couW not understand the referee's pre-fighl instruftion Sn spectator v.us asked to
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    Rovers Win, Take It Easy
    319 15 ROVERS SPORTS Club, strong contenders for SAFA first division honours this season, took lull points oil Pulau Hrani United m a lively game at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Leading 1-0 at half time, Rovers finally won 3-0. Had Rovers' forwards displayed more interest m the
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    PERFECT ACTION
    35 15 P. Wclk dean "fat fed m the hi»{h jump «vent of th<indoor athletics at London s Harrini;.»\ aicn.i. ll«* won from I). H. Cos, who ;••**<> cleared six feet, i>ut it h more failure*.
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    200 15 Joday's Sport CRICKET Si ipnnon r i? Co .v '< 2,/-/ tint/. 1! a V.l Junior louruaiucnt Sccti* A -YMCA < 'Si ml M I TVur/i. rC R.4F N- l< I'tN/c/'icr.- 1 FC; Suilialese r \l. M D i yard a! U <-<»/.■ i /'<• I I Chanjfi r R4
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    28 15 LIVERPO H I M Guj V;i: -m i won the Liverpool Spring Cup run over 1() furlong <: < vest* day. Mr S m 'I' Bu An Eighteen
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    Soccer Spotlight By Fairplay
    151 15 Soccer Spotlight By Fairplay I Karib'g gia -p i league < The chasU ed 7 \<;: I to maintain i f| kip #o 1 Fa'fmi X ecting ■■'<. a m, r r >' if At tecond d and un 1 pretty the loayue i. q i very 1 king hie
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      309 15 NOTICE I •JT OF BOUKI RS Examinations re June 1952. aIJ Applications close 7lh i d Representol Boi k- v B i It, Singa T\ riONS VACANT I NENS E iropean i Medical Prao tioo lur t— fi ired cai proi i ofl< i Stand :< i i b c
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    RAJ MAHAL WINS AT LAST Pep-C Upsets For $110 Win
    2560 16 RAJ MAHAL WINS AT LAST Pep-C Upsets For $110 Win leaciei half a furlong out bui Lansdown riding with hands and heels ke:>t his mount m front to win nicely by H lengths. Third wag Stage Show who beat Astute M >nai eh by a head RACE FOUR llorsi-s Cl.
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    216 16 KLUANG, Sat. A penalty kirk m the second half ijave Singapore boys their winning «;oal against the Johore Combined Schools here this evening. A lar^e crowd that has turned up hoping to see the home team win >vas sadly disappointed hut a display »»1 <;(mml
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