The Straits Times, 22 April 1951

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    32 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Edition Of Th« Btr.it> Tim a a Singapore Fr«* Pr«aa No. 821 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1951. if PRICE I r N CENTS
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    FIGHTING ON ST. JOHN ISLAND
    304 1 FIGHTING ON ST. JOHN ISLAND Ringleaders led jailbreak Sunday Times Staff Reporter \^ARR!NC factions of gangsters and Communists on St. Johns Island have been fighting a bitter feud during which police warders fired on an escaping man poised on the top of the high wire fence which surrounds the camp,
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    44 1 SOME of the ci»*irs. tablet and showcases which wtfi damiged during a brawl at the International --chjrd Road. Singapore, last night when five people wert injured. Damage estimated at abeu> $1 000 Police ha«e deta.ncd a mm— Sanday Time* picture. STORY IN COL 8
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    Join us to end Reds 'savage regime
    407 1 MADAME CHIANG CALLS TO OVERSEAS CHINESE TAIPEH, Saturday. M ADAM E Chiang Kai-shek today called on more than 10.000,000 overseas Chinese to join hands with Free China and nearly half a billion countrymen behind the Iron Curtain "to sweep away for ever the
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    50 MISSING IN COLOMBO SHIP CRASH
    96 1 50 MISSING IN COLOMBO SHIP CRASH COLOMBO. Sat FIFTY men were missing here loday after the boat taking them to work across Colombo harbour was in colI I :'h the 4.701 -ton Nor- rareo ship Tampa. P-ilire are searching for the n rving to account for them. The boat aid
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    GREETINGS TO PRINCESS
    80 1 LONDON. Sat. rE Royal Family sent birthday greetings today to Princess Elizabeth, who U in Rome wl\h her husband. Prince Philip. Duke of Edinburgh. The Princess, heiress to the British throne, is 25 years old today. She is staying at the Italian Embassy on an unofficial visit
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    DATO TAN STUNS M.C.A.
    82 1 Sunday Time* Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. DATO Tia Cherts Lock. Founder President of rhe Malayan Chinese Association, stunned leaders of MCA. stare and settlement branche* at the annual meeting today -n he announced that he would stand tor re-election in Octobe. when the MCA. general flection
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    Call-up: MCA to see Govt. for students
    173 1 Sonaay Times SUIT Corrnaondeat KUALA LUMPUR, Sat TJELEOATES attending the annual general meeting of the Malayan Chinese Association today appointed a special 8-man committee, headed by its president. Dato Tan Cheng Lock, to confer with the authorities regarding the calling-up of students under
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    HIGHEST AWARD FOR DUTCH HERO
    57 1 THE HAGUE, Sat— Lleut.Col. Marinue PA. Den Ouden, killed last February commanding the Dutch forces in Korea, has been posthumously awarded Holland's highest military distinction the Milltalre Willemsonde. The Royal decree granting the award said that "by his personal example of courage and energy he
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    FATHER SEES DAUGHTER ATTACKED
    99 1 Suitf Tiaaes SUE fe-aorter /^N elderly water-seller, Lee Kwong Lai. in Colombo Court last night looked on helplessly as la Indian MusMm fatally attacked his II- Kwal. with a parang at she got out of a motor car. The Indian, who wu staymg in the same
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    Fair price' list out tomorrow
    198 1 Fair price' list out tomorrow Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Government hat compiled the first "fair price list" of certain essential commodities. This will be published tomorrow. The list contains retail prices of more than 150 different brands of milk, (condensed, evaporated and powdered). Infants foods, tea. coffee, tinned
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    U.S. TO SEND MISSION
    75 1 An American military mission will be sent to Formosa to train and advise Generalissimo Chiang Kal Shek's Chinese Nationalist forces in the defence of their Island bastion, the U.S. Defence Department stated last night. The mission will be headed by Major-Gen. William Chase. The Department gave
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    MR LIE IN DAMASCUS
    23 1 DAMASCUS. Sat— United Nations Secretary-Qeneral Mr. Trygre Lie. arrived here today C/om Cairo on an official two-day visit.— Reuter
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    THREE YAKS SHOT DOWN BY US PILOTS
    62 1 TOKYO. Sat. American Marine pilots today shot down three Yak fighters and probably destroyed a fourth. Four Yaks Jumped two Corsairs from the carrier Bataan near Chlnnampo, northwest Korea. It was the first time Corsairs have fought an air ba» ie In the
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    OLD SOLDIERS....
    24 1 PARIS. Sat. Semi-official reports that Marshal Petain had died were denied later from the Island of Yeu where he Is imprisoned. Reuter.
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    UN. troops still driving north
    263 1 TOKIO, Saturday. MNITED Nations forces smashed to within five miles of Chorwon today, bursting out of surrounding mountains on to flatlands ideal for the tanks driving into the heart of the Chinese Red defences based on the ChorwonKumhwa -Pyongyang triangle. A dispatch from the central
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    A CLASS SUBS WITHDRAWN
    73 1 LONDON, Sat. rE Admiralty today withdrew from service the 16 sister submarines of the Affray which plunged to the bottom of the English Channel on Monday with 75 crew members. The Admiralty said the sister submarines would be kept out of service pending the re&idt of
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    34 1 EIGHT-YEAR-OLD Wong Hwce Yue puckered hit brow a« a voluntary helper of the Singapore branch of the British Red Cross explained tome pictures at Katong Park yesterday. Sunday Time* picture. STORY IN P 11.
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    5 hurt in Orchard Rd. cafe brawl
    324 1 5 hurt in Orchard Rd. cafe brawl Sunday Times Staff Reporter A PRIVATE quarrel between two small children in the International Cafe, Orchard Road, yesterday evening led to a violent fight between two Chinese who smashed up the cafe, and nearly led to a riot when three Europeans tried to
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    MALAY WITCHCRAFT AND THE MAGISTRATE
    1440 2  -  R.J. FARRER, "Pakei the Pelesit?" asked the elders By C.M.G. |^0 rural Malay will embark upon any course of action which seems important to him without first propitiating the unseen powers which may obstruct his success No excursion for hunt- 1 Ing. fishing or trapping
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      62 2 —WONDF.R WHEELS N<? 6 t 3fls&££V^k HcrClllß S CYCLES Triumphed in these ±7^,, 10& >> n* ao **»»> b strenuous tests f^^ K^3??aj^ffi2^^ The breaking of Records k *B§B ISJ^^flJHf fi t^ which a bicycle can be put. ~^ffifiQ£J taji\ Hercules SOLD BY Ail LEADING DEALERS VMS HtftcuLU er«u mgM
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      286 2 &p-J The Precision Watch Since loJo Mncv 1909 aoocL utcutcfted JS COUyER QUAY SINGAPORE :|£o\\ Horn tm have 1 j whiter teeth and protect Wfc§z your gums m\ W^^^ i To brash roar teeth thoroughly without hurtinf ■MV l^iaai^S T oo ur n*' aM toot hb nu h without sharp
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      123 2 NEW CROSSWORD r-_ 17 Put np with rude IHd. >^OStfljl;-^ '^Sbp^i train moved off. (6, S) np the pole? (5, 4) ACROSS 11 They tell «en«aUonil 15 Total from below. (3, 2) 1 Alias Webber? (6) stories. (9) 1« The over from Will. (7) 8 Fish about In the end.
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    ARMY ADDS ESTATES TO SINGAPORE
    284 3 ARMY ADDS ESTATES TO SINGAPORE Houses and flats for the troops Sunday Times St*ff Reporter *|"HE Army has changed the face of the West coastal district of Singapore by a building programme which has created five new suburban estates in Singapore Wessex. Nepal Park. Rochester Park. Island View and Hogsback
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    Took $5374, cashier is jailed
    85 3 Took $5374, cashier is jailed n Rrpartrr Ts, ihe his »if». her r hi. >d 4 made t r I J Disl i -c i\ by A fendi hua had plejdei fir i a«-h of I $5,374. tM i and Weave, at 'i t < 31 -on. a r rn<l
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    RASH DRIVING
    44 3 >:<f ba:iru. s v -harged in the Police I J'lhore Bahru. today I i h ra-h ci: Nov. 19. i driver. he ln;.appened so long aeo 1 rnb'T It. He he said, compelled to p! •1 1 euiltv to the charge. He
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    ENTERED GIRLS HOME, JAILED
    58 3 Sunday Ttann Staff Reporter Pleading puilty in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to trespassing into the York Hil. Girls' Home on April 13, Arumugam Venkad&salam was sentenced to one month's rigorous imprisonment. The prosecution stated that Arumugai: 1 was seen entering a classroom of the
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    PERAK PATROL KILLS TWO MORE BANDITS
    125 3 PERAK PATROL KILLS TWO MORE BANDITS Stnday Time* Staff < orrrmponden! KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. rO more, bandits have been killed in the Federation, a man and a woman. They were killed in the Ipoh irra of Perak yesterday when a Security Forces patrol surrounded a squatter hut in which bandits
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    GUESTS AT K.L WEDDING
    91 3 Sunday Tlinn Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Malay royalty will be at the wedding in Kuala Lumpur today of Tungku Bariah. daughter of the Sultan of Selangor. to Tungku Mahmud. son of the Sultan of Trengganu and Yang dl-Pertuan Muda of Trengganu. Tengku Muda Mohamed. one of the
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    LECTURE IN MALAY
    65 3 A lecture in Malay on "Th* Establishment of a New World Order" will be given by Pastor R A. Pohan of the Voice of Prophecy Bible Correspondence School at the V M.C.A.. Or-hard Road, this evtnlng at 7.15. Mr. Coleman from the Malayan Seminary will render a
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    37 3 A CROUP of Indonesian women tinging the '"Karrfioi Seng" at S ■arty celebrate the birf+idiy of Indonesia's outstanding woman leader. Rad«« Adieu g Kardini. The celebration taawsorad b T Mw. Mohamed Itaiif. wNe of the Indonesian Co»s«4-t>l>eral
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    Rioters broke RAF man's skull
    338 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE Singapore Coroner, Mr. Ckoor Singh, yesterday returned a finding of murder against persons unknown on Mr. John William Davies, 38, a warrant officer of R.A.F. Cnangi, who was killed in the December riots. Mr. Davies. accompanied by hit wife and
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    36 3 M.> TAN CHENC HOCK and T h.i br.de. Mm Molly Ct».a, after Hieir wedding at the Straits Chinese Methodist Church, Kampong Kapor, yesterday. The uncle of H»* bridegroom. Rev. Coh Hood Keng. officiated. Sunday Times picture.
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    Pilgrims don't care for air travel
    181 3 Pilgrims don't care for air travel Sunday Times SUIT Rrportar DESPITE th« Increasing popularity of air travel in thU country, Malayan pilgrims to Mecca still prefer the sea route for what they call "greater safety and economy." Last year, out of som* 3,200 pilgrims, only eight four from Singapore, two
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    POLICE BOYS LEARN JOB
    78 3 Sunday Time* Staff Brporlrr gINQAPOREs future policemen spent yesterday morning In the Colony's Police Stations "getting the hang" of a policeman's duty. The "future policemen" are the 12 to 14 year-old boys of the Police Cadet Corps. Dressed kn the Forces uniform of grey shirt, blue
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      216 3 Today's Radio SINGAPORE B ajn. "Waltz Time"; 9.30 "Sous of "the Pioneers"; 1.45 ••Intermezzo"; 10 News from K.L.; 10.05 Radio Doctor; 10.15 "Interlude from Hawaii"; 10 30 "Latin America on the Air"; 11 "Having a Wonderful Crime"; 1130 Methodist studio service; 12 Close; 1 p.m. Gerry Sollano at the Hammond
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  • SUNDAY TIMES PROFILE
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      Near-silent chief of Silent Service
      748 4  -  DAVID MARTIN by VICE- ADMIRAL the Hon. Sir Guy Rus«ell, K.C.B. C.8.E., R.N., who took over command of the Far East Naval Forces from Admiral Sir Patrick Brind on Feb. 7. says, "This U the most interesting part of the world to be In at
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    COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL
    1221 4 COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL SUNDAY, April 15. T»HE Tuans last visit to Singapore coincided with the opening of the Flower Show. As usual, before he left home he had anxiously to examine his skeleton wardrobe. reassemble what he calls his "papers", and generally behave as if he were going to gaol. If
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    BUT PREMIUMS WILL BE HIGHER
    265 5 You live longer in Spore now Sunday Times Staff Reporter "fHE chances of people in Singapore living longer are better than ever, thanks to" the improved medical and other social services. But the insurance companies have not taken into eration the increase m the expectation
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    49 5 «->....■ v.a-in ng i.i* p, gramme of Yetrerdjy Children's Cymkkana at tti« Bvkit Tintah Saddle Club Singapore are Bridget Fisher III). Elisabeth Fcrgusaon <91. aad Sarah Miistaii III). With them ii Back, thair favourite a<ony. The wif* of th* Club 1 captain, Hn. Dorothy Knight presented prises. •--•-■-!dj» Tnnei picture
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    41 5 SIX-YEA><-OLD. Mr Cs Kee. (an. wtio ka< imt 4J-year»' tcrvice Hi II Conpint Singj- He it wirh rh« silver a>lii|«e ■resented to him at a I rf>nncr recently. Mr. M now jc'. in« ai jd- I rSe Company Sunday Times pictjre
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    TOWEL CHARGE ADMITTED
    49 5 >w Lim uleaded b* Singapore Secciay to retaining one I nnd six pairs of < and entering th<» B iva! Air 8 •»:thout pert AprU 20. Sen f enc<" Hied. T> another charge of steal--1 i Scow trial Tne rase was "d to Anrl 23 Ball Px*.l
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    ARCH OF KUKRIS FOR COUPLE
    75 5 >anaUy Tlmeo SUIT ttrrnpontril IPOH. Sat Captain MarUn John Fuller, 2 2 Gurkha Rirtes. and lila bride. MUs Isobel Clare Veltch. today after (Mr n.arrlaw at the Church of St. John the Divine Ipoh. walked under an arch of Kukru held byOurkha offlcers Tf the
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    U.K. tax experts fight shy
    167 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A LTHOUCH Singapore's former Financial Secretary. Mr. I E. Pepper, went to England last December to recruit experts for the Colony's Income Tax Department, not one hat to far arrived. The Comptroller of Income Tax, Singapore, Mr. D H Tudor, told
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    LANDLORDS WILL PUT UP RENTS, 1F...
    365 5 LANDLORDS WILL PUT UP RENTS, 1F... Sunday Timrs Siafl Reporter SINGAPORE landlords m be allowed rent Increase, under certain conditions, if a Bill to amend the Control of Rent Ordinance of 1947 to be introduced in Tuesday's meeting of the Singapore legislative Council Is finally adopted. The new conditions und"r
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    WIFE OF USIS CHIEF IN SINGAPORE
    69 5 Sunday Timea SUIT Reporter Mrs Elmer Newton, wife of the newly appointed Director of. the Unites State* Information Service, arrived in Singapore yesterday by Q.E.A.-8.0.A.C. Constellation from New York to Join her husband. She was met at Kallang Airport by her husb&.id Mr. E.
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    SHELL CO. STARTED IN ONE ROOM
    155 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter T"HE compradore of the SheH Company in Singapore, 66-year-old Mr. Ching Kee San, who recently retired after 43 years' service. will now act as adviser to the company. Mr. Kee Sun remembers '.he day when he first joined Shell Company
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    FOUR HURT IN 3 ROAD CRASHES
    41 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Four Chinese were injured in three road accidents In Singapore yesterday. Three suffered injuries when the lorry in which- they were travelling overturned. The other was involved In a motor-cycle collision.
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    THEFTS OF RUBBER RAISE INSURANCE
    196 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter BUBBER stealing from Singapore ships is increasing steadily with the rising price of rubber, and the losses may shortly be reflected in a rise in the insurance rates. One insurance man In Singapore explained the situation thus: Marine Insurance Is a
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    COOK JAILED FOR 39 DAYS
    65 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter S. Vaithlnglam, cook employed by the 221 Vehicles. Battalion Mess, was fined $30 or 39 days' imprisonment for stealing 8 tins of sardines and some tea. He claimed that the provisions were left by officers as surplus rations. As the term
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    SELETAR CONCERT
    46 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Members of the Seletar Tamil Association in Singapore will hold a concert next month at Seletar to collect funds for a school charity. Members of the Association's dramatic society under the direction of Mr. K. P. Chandrasekaran will take part.
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    No Govt decision on off betting
    239 5 No Govt decision on off betting Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE DECISION of the Singapore Government •n regard to its policy on oftthe course betting has been postponed indefinitely. A Government spokesman told The Sunday Times yesterday that the question was being studied, but priority would have to be given
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    HE ENTERED DRESS SALON
    104 5 Sunilat Times Staff t orrespondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. j BOUND over in the sum of $200 for two years on a charge of housebreaking and theft T Muniandy. an 18--year-old Indian employee of Malayan Railways, was t'da/ recommended by Mr. Jt .'»ce Fletcher Rogers In the
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    DIPTHERIA KILLS FOUR IN WEEK
    47 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Three died of dlptheria in Singapore in the week ended April 14. Five new cases of the disease were reported, compared to four the previous week. The number of deaths from all causes was 167, against 644 births.
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    LAYCOCK SEEKS AID FOR ISLANDERS
    144 5 Sunday Times SUIT ErpwUr MR. John Laycock (Progressive. Katong District) will Introduce a motion in the May meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council to seek financial provision for urgently needed Improvements on the Island of Pnlau Tekonn Besar. Notice to this sffect was Hied with
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    THE MALAYAN SCENE
    1865 6  -  I SVil l^QxJi/ REPORTING C HAN C I and if* RAF. Hospital is long way out, I'll admit but if you saw how glad the wnunded boys from Korea are to have visitors, you'd make it a point of getting there one way or the other. Of
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    CREATIONS By DORVILLE
    37 7 h <»e f ngth Corvette cotton dress in fari-iesigncd p.int with ii^o-tiered and reversible black and print h^ero. Button through, dress by Dorville in White spotted rose-lilac Itnen worn with wide brimmed straw hat.
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    New fashion trends in London
    677 7  - New fashion trends in London DOROTHY THATCHER By COMETHING very J like good Mala,yin rubber must go ir.ro the make-up of the much ridiculed British Character, because it certainly ■as bounce. It cjn be ■lapped back by irksome controls, embarrassed by the inflationary spiral, os d by a chaotic w-
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    Mrs SMITH has THE GREATER PROBLEM.....
    430 7  - Mrs SMITH has THE GREATER PROBLEM..... Kathleen Hickley Says a lot of guff is printed in the name of woman Every newspaper and magazine subscribes to it. "How to be beautiful whilst pregnant," says one*, and goes on to list how a woman expecting a child should pay special attention
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    Picnic suit
    16 7 Shirt blouse, sktrt and shorts by Corvette, in grey and white striped hair cord.
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    Fat women are worse off than men
    239 7 Fat women are worse off than men QVERWEIGHT women w are far more seriously handicapped by surplus fat than corpulent men of the tame slz« and must suffer greater heart-strain as a result. fat 14-stone woman li as badly burdened as her slim sister would be If sentenced to carry
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    Look to your leftovers
    499 7 pRICES are rislnj eTery day and the harassed housekeeper li ever harder pressed to balance the budget. Now, more trfin before, It la essential to eliminate wast* from the larder. Here are a few suggestion* which with care and Ingenuity, leftover* can be made into appetising
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    Hot-house prin
    15 8 Corvette dreu in hot-house print irith c(f-thf -shou'der netkllne oid deep }rill hem.
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    Electric brain aids Lonely hearts
    498 8  - Electric brain aids Lonely hearts |OHN |ARRET By VObR parents and mint said marriages art made in heaven. Of many people who are busy trying to improve that system a lady from the land of the electric brain has gone farthest. She has invented the idea of a "Mate-o-Matic" a
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    HUMAN CASEBOOK Forget her!
    538 8 HUMAN CASEBOOK Forget her! IWAS introduced to a girl by a friend of mme we became very friendly and then fell in love with each other. She promised to marry me and our parents agreed to the marriage. Now I find that she has fallen in love with someone who
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    407 8  -  BLIAS D. MEYER by HER schooldays dream to visit Britain one day hag come true to a 28--year-old Beremban Chinese school teacher who. after answering an advertisement in a Chinese newspaper recently, has been selected by Government to take a cours*. of training in England.
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      508 8 CINDAY: Tomatoes D wADI A kJ "Yei but only tho,e in th. /~\y-V By MARIAN Cd^ lUy one plant has pro- -who's that?" noon garden," she explains. ViV duffd i no»fr. Decide to -This la mummy." Our kfbun Is > mornlnii'i i^^ t:vp this an extra watering Oh he o
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    MORE VARSITY STUDENTS GO TO CHURCH
    123 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter. CHRISTIAN leaden In Singapore are pleased to see the large number of University students who attend Church every Sunday, the Rev. H. B. Amstutz of the Methodist Mission told the Sunday Times yesterday. College students In pre-war Malaya were notoriously
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    THIEF JAILED FOR A YEAR
    76 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter* Kuen Theng Chiang, 59, admitting six previous criminal convictions, was sentenced for theft by the Singapore First District Judge, Mr. HE Klngdon, yesterday, to one year's rigorous imprisonment to be followed by two years police supervision. Kuen pleaded guilty to stealing
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    SPORE CHURCHES NOT EMPTY
    386 9 Pqstors tell of their congregations Sunday Time* Staff Reporter £HURCHES in Singapore are far from empty, but ministers of different denominations interviewed by the Sunday Times said that they were not completely satisfied with the attendance. "No minister worth hit salt it ever satisfied." the Rev
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    MAN CHARGED: ENTICED GIRL'
    34 9 NandaT Times Correspondent. KAJANO, Sat— A twenty-nine-year-old Indian, Ponusamy, was allowed ball of $500 In two sureties at KaJang on a charge of enticing a girl Munlammah, from her parents.
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    MUAR CLUB OFFICERS
    97 9 Runday Times rot-respondent MUAR. Sat. —At the annual general meeting of the Muar Club. the following were elected officebearers for the year: President. Inche Mahmood bin Mohamed Shah 'District Officer): vicepreMdent,lnche Abdul Rahman bin Mohamed Salleh; hon. secretary. Inch* Omar bin Hajl Mohamed Noor; assistant secretary, Inche
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    ASIAN GETS JOB
    49 9 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat —Mr. D. O. Rlley, Engineer of the ways and works, Malayan Railway, at Port Swetteiiham, will leave on Monday on transfer to Oemas. Mr. Yap Leong Kee, AMICE, who recently returned from the United Kingdom, will succeed Mr. Riley.
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    NO CARD-FINED
    31 9 xund.iv Times CorTMpondeat IPOH, Sat. A Chinese Muslim beggar Mat Salleh bin Ah Lang, was sentenced to one day's imprisonment at Ipoh for failing to produce his identity raid
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    RUBBER
    69 9 Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon prices yesterday (April 1)) war* in cenu per lb.: Bayer Seller No. 1 R3B Spot loos* 19: H IMH FOB. in bales May: No. 1 HBB. lMtt 189V4 No. 1 R 8 S. in :«4 No. S RSA 171 1M RMA 1
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    HAD STOLEN CYCLE
    75 9 Sunday Times Correspondent. PARIT BUNTAR, Sat. Pleading guilty to a charge of dishonestly retaining stolen property, Ng Chan Chor was fined $100 or two months' imprisonment in the Parlt Buntar Court. The complainant, Krishnan lost a bicycle on Dee. 21 last year, four months later, on April
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    $100 FOR ASSAULT
    31 9 TELUK AVRON, Sat. Charged with assaulting Rensan with a knife at the Town Board Labourers' Lines, Vellayan has been fined $100 or, in default, two months' rigorous imprisonment.
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    UMNO TO MEET
    31 9 Sunday Times Correspondent. JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. The annual general meeting of the Johore Bahru district branch of UMNO will be held on April 26 at 3 p m.
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    ADVISER TREATED
    63 9 Sunday Times Correspondent. KOTA BAHRU, Bat. Mr. M. C.ff Sheppard, Acting British Adviser, Kelantan, who leaves Kota Bahru at the end of April on transfer on the return of Mr. W. T. M. Churchill, was entertained to dinner on Wednesday by the members of the Kelantan Civil Service
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    Sikh chief at prayer meeting
    172 9 Sikh chief at prayer meeting ■■nday Times staff Reporter. Tyj EMBERS of the Singapore Sikh community, who assembled In a prayer hall at 88, High Street, last night, to attend a prayer meeting held by Santa Hamam Singh, the Sikh religious leader, kissed his feet for blessings. Santa Harnam Singh
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    POSTMASTER ACQUITTED
    105 9 POSTMASTER ACQUITTED Sunday Times Correspondent. KOTA BAHRU Sat. G. O. Nalr, former post, master, Paslr Puteh, wat charged at Paslr Puteh with Riving false Information to Box 5000, Kuala Lumpur, on December S by sending an anonymous letter alleging that the staff of Cherang lull Estate, Pasir Puteh, were smuggling
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    ATTACK IN JAIL KITCHEN
    59 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter. While serving a prison term at Changl, Michael Peragusu attacked Darsen Singh with a chopper In the prison kitchen on April 10. For causing grievous hurt, Peragusu was sentenced to eight months' rigorous Imprisonment in the Singapore Third District Court yesterday. The
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    JOHORE GOVT. WANTS TO BUY ROAD
    174 9 Sunday Times Reporter. JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Johore State Government has begun to implement Its plans to set up en administrative unit at -■•lan Patah. a village on the river of the tame name and about 15 miles from the sea. Negotiations are under way
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    Gurkhas in police like S'pore people
    266 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter IkJ EMBERS of the Gurkha contingent in the Police Force like S ngapore and its people and although they may not be able to converse fluently with the average Singaporean they understand when help is needed. Mr. Lee That, Officer
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    Forum goes off with Dumeresque
    521 9 Sunday TinMt Staff Report t \WHEN Mr. John Dumtteiqut, retiree! Director of Rjdio Malaya, "signs off" the Forum of the Air on Thursday at 8.30 p.m. it will be H»e Utt time Ms voice will be broadcast and the last time the Forum will be
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    FORESTALLED AN ATTACK'
    86 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter. A 26-year-old Somali, Hassan Mohamed, told the Singapore Third District Court yesterday that he couid not sleep when All Hersl threatened to kill him. To forestall the attack, he struck All the same night. Hassan, pleading guilty to causing grievous hurt to All
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    POSTED A RED PLACARD, CHARGE
    73 9 Sunday Times Staff R #<ort«r. A charge of posting a placard, bearing the sign of hammer and sickle and a seditious slogan "Chinese. Malays and Indians, the three great races, rise up and unite," at Telok Kurau Road, Singapore, on Dec. 31. was denied in
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    CHANDU CHARGE
    29 9 Ssnday Times Staff Correspondent Qoh Peng, 44 who was found with chandu and chandu dross at Jalan Arab, was sentenced at Muar to eight weeks' simple Imprisonment.
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    U.S. INTEREST IN MALAYA
    77 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. y[R JOHN M. Echols. of the US. Department of Education and Foreign Relation*. will arrive In Kuala Lumpuf on Monday for a week's study of the Malay language. Mr. Echols. an Indonesia* language expert, teaches la* doneslan to diplomatic officeM In the Foreign
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    DRIVER FINED
    33 9 Sander T.sar* ('ormpondrnt. KAJANG, Sat For driving a motor car inconsiderately at 13J mile KaJanK-Kuala Lumpur Roai. and without a driving licence Chlnnlah a young Indian was fln»<i fiO at Kajang.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    22 10 HOPE In k»7taf inry «f Flying OOcer Mm Hope tost over ■mil. 23.4.4 J. a««d 94 Old St. Andrew's Boy.
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, APRIL 22, 1951. CASHING IN ON THE BOOM
    403 10 THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, APRIL 22, 1951. CASHING IN ON THE BOOM |T Is part of a Colonial Oov--1 ernor's Joo to temper with realism the fervour of elected members o/ a Legislative Council, and certainly Sir Franklin Glmson was right last week to warn his new Councillors that the
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    A WISE AND WORTHY AIM
    170 10 IL'E are not among "them that call evil good" but It la a fact that one of the direct results of the evil of the emergency has been the formation of the Malayan Chinese Association; and the Influence and the achievements of that organisation have
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    NOT FOR AN AGEBUT FOR ALL TIME
    1497 10  -  COLIN D. EDWARDS by TOMORROW is the anniversary of both the birth and the death of William Shakespeare. The preeminent dramatist of his day, his works live on through the centuries: incomparable, magnificent monuments to his illustrious craft. In Eneland the annual ShakesDeare
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    CAN BRITAIN BEAT THE ATOM BOMBERS?
    630 10 CAN BRITAIN BEAT THE ATOM BOMBERS? /X>ULD Brit air survive attacks by atom-carrying stratoJet bombers? Recent RAT. air defence exercises suggest that Britain's chances are Improving. Here Is the situation kn question and answer form. O.: How have the problems of air defence changed Mince 1040? A.: Bombers are four
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    Black Swan at Sunset
    23 10 THIS enchanting picture was taken in Hia Lake Cardens, Kuala Lumpur, by Sunday Times staff photographer YONC PENO SEONC.
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    Mr. Moon takes a jungle job
    215 10 fl|R MOON and Mr. Clutterbuck, from London, have started a new Job— lifting Communist terror from half a million people, and bringing peace to a ■lice of India bigger than Wales. Mr. Edward Prenderel Moon, 45-year-old son of a Berkshire doctor, Is the new
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      36 10 \/^not wait until yon thirst .•L-^v^ before you dig a well > which is a proverbial piece of whimsy from old China to remind you to avoid the folly of letting your Tiger Beer stocks go dry.
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    OPEN DOOR: M.C.A. DEFERS DECISION
    287 11 OPEN DOOR M.C.A. DEFERS DECISION Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. BEHIND closed doors, 50 representatives from 11 State and Settlement branches of the Malayan Chinese Association in Kuala Kumpur today decided that the motion of Mr. Chong Thutt Pitt (Singapore) to open the MCA to all communities was
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    65 11 C'jTT l I MIIH wi«drt cj«« a tir rfcey were mttt.ti in Singapore yeirrrd'jy were Mr. and Mm Loan Stephen Th.vy. Tke groom w Hie tMeil ten »he Utc D» I C. Thi»y. or Mjdm and a reUtrve of Mr. |ohn Thivy In^U" Ccmmittiorter in M*«ri»ikr< TKe M 4« was
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    There's money in sea-shells
    244 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THERE it money in tropical tea-shells that can be picked up by anyone, provided one picks up the right kind. Certain types of common shells have a commercial value of more than $200 per picul, according to Mr. Lim, the manager of
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    AIRMAN LOST
    52 11 Saudi y Times Staff Reporter Mr. Robin Taylor of the Jardine Engineering Corporation was a passenger aboard ;he Royal Air Force Bpltflre which has been missing since Thursday, according to a usually reliable source. Mr. is a member of the Kong Auxiliary Air Search for the plane ued
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    Co-operative shops to open
    98 11 ■■■Sfey Tbbms Corrctponfeßt. THE newly-formed Srlan- tin Co-Operative Stores Society Ltd.. Kota Bnhru. which will occupy the former premises of the In/ant Welfare Centre near the Kota Bahru market, will •Urt work soon. The Society has a target capital of hundred thousand dollars at a dollar
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    W.H.E. WHITEHOUSE TO GO ON LEAVE
    58 11 SiihUt Tloms SUIT Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Mr. W. H. E. Whitehouae, Executive Engineer, P.WD., Klang. will go on home leave early next month accompanied by Mrs. Whitehouse and their child. Members of the Seiangor Coast Club entertained them to a dinner and dance.
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    MEMBERS CHOSEN
    70 11 Santa) Times Correspondent. JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.— Members elected to the Church Council of St. Christopher's Church Johore Bahru, for the current year are Vicar's warden. Mr. R. O. H. Thompson; people's warden, Mr. L. A. Wong; secretary. Mr. D. J. Stevens; treasurer. Mr. J. C. Litton; sectional represenUUres
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    25 TEACHERS FOR PERAK
    137 11 ■an<U' Times Staff rorressosrfent IFOH Sat. Twenty-five probati>nary teachers, eighteen men and seven girls, have J>een taken on By the Education Department, to be posted to various Government English schools in Perak. The probationers, who will take a three-year normal .rig course, are R Daysnandan. Tan
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    TREASURER TOOK THE FUNDS
    209 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A 41 -YEAR-OLD European, Andrew Bennett, who said he had come from Saigon two-and-a-half years ago and was a self-employed man in Singapore, was sentenced in the Singapore Third District Court yesterday to 181 months' rigorous imprisonment after pleading guilty to criminal
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    MINER DIES
    80 11 Sunday Time* SUB Correspond ~nt IPOH, Sat. FE VICTIM of a gun accident, 23-year-old European dredge engineer, Mr. A. A. Brown, was burled last evening at Batu Oajah following a funeral service conducted by the Rev. O. D. Buchanan, Chaplain of 3 Commando Brigade, Royal Marines. There was
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    29 11 EIGHT YIAR-OLD Worm Hwee Yu« looking a» a picture book while two voluntary helper* of the Singapore Branch of the Britrsli Rod Crojj fun over him. Sunday Times picture.
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    LOCAL ART ATTRACTS 1,000
    115 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter WIDE-EYED little Malay boys slipping quietly from picture to picture mingled with Chinese schoolboys and girls, and adults of all nationalities yesterday at the British Council Hall. It was thr> first day of the second annual exhibition of the work of local
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    30 lookforward to Saturdays
    311 11 Sunday Time* Staff Reporter pOR 30 disabled and crippled Singapore children, Saturday mornings spell three hours of fun and laughter at the beach. They are taken to Katong Park by the Singapore branch of the British Red Cross. Twelve voluntary workers and two Red Cross personnel,
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    Wants $500 allowance reduced
    335 11 Wants $500 allowance reduced Sunday Times Staff Reporter Progressive Party of Singapore is seeking tkc reduction of allowance to Legislative Councillor* from $500 to $250 per month as from April 10 Poling Day. A notice of motion to th.s effect, for debate at the May meeting of the Council, was
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    S.H.B. quays to be expanded
    231 11 S.H.B. quays to be expanded Sunday Tiram SUff Rrp..rirr DLANS for the relief ol MB. gestion in Singapore haibour are already und. and a considerable improvement is expected in AiiKu-t, when additional qua-, about a thousand feet, will be available for i vessels, a Harbour Board oflicial yesterday told th.
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    NO DRIVING UCENCE
    39 11 Sunday Times Correspondent PARIT BUNTAR. Sat. Llm Boon Hoon, a bus driver. was fined $15 for driving a bus after his driving licence had expired. He told the court that he had already renewed his licence.
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    SUNDAY SHAKE SPEARE
    22 12 SUNDAY SHAKE SPEARE I DID SEND FOX 7HCI TO TUTOR THII IN STRATACfMI Of WAR Haary VI <■*. 1) Act IV. Sc. V.
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    782 12  -  NAT CUBBINS By rrHE decline In the morale of British doggies was noted here recently. Since then it has been reported that an alredale was found drunk and smelling strongly of whisky after a wedding reception at Southend. It won't be long now before the rot
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      479 12 P*H I HAM Al MOMt THt HIACTICAL WAY TLb Radio, ta-day's graatact protesaioa, *aa«i traiaaa) mm ■U jL 1 u '9» rM V- B a repair eagineat*, aaaaal taceaiciaaa, I broadcast an9>naa>^ aaacawvas, esc mm la baa P^CT^^Lwl demand. Vast aaw fields ai appoHaaNy v% m% H^^^n ia> in taia.ifoa.
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      268 12 JOHN Durr.eresq.ue and Tony Eear .ih. who played Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson In •Tha Speckled Band" and "The Buss'x VampuV' are sleuthing again tonight at S pm. In "Silver Blase", one of Con&n Doyle's best s'.orlea, which has been adapted for broadcasting by Margery Morrie. A week before tha
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      141 12 Highlights Of Radio programmes maifc this douWe festival. At twelve mlnutas past r 'em tfae great Shakespearian at Alee Oulnness, will be talki about Shakespeare a plays from the viewpoint of the actor and stage director- He will have aome vigorous views to put forward and (he talk should bo
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      145 12 translated him Into r.mriaai edfoedy and Germany hfts dtalmtd him for her otrn. But ho still remains m Kngt'.sh as f, glass of beef "ftie symbol of 'St. Oeorge for England' was very real ts Shakespeare, as eaa be learned from Ms more patrlo'le speeches. Tomorrow night, patron saint and
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      137 12 branches of sport Ota* makes hbn waQ qualified to present mi» weekly summary to Malayan sports fans. I ■OISLATTVB Council Meet- Ings are muoh In the new*) Uiis coming week. On Tuesday the first meelng of the new Singapore Legislative Council will take place In the Victoria M- mortal Hall,
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      152 12 •cyiTH the openinr of mo PfstWal of Brl y so nrar at hand, the of he world are turning- with Interest towards LondonThose of you who heaid Wynford Vaughan Thomas delightful programme "London Bus Ride" some months ago will be pl«a*M to hear that next week at (JO pm. on
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      146 12 tjreernt on tour In Malaya. haSJ, recorded a concert a; R.A FTengah. for Radio Malaya. Yol can hear he bnud f r?corc!lrz on Saturday e\enln« at 8 30. Mary listeners wi I this the tuiest military band t« visl'- our shores for some In*. Item for the thildrm 1 of
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    Jungle Fare with Tyrone
    948 13  -  VICTOR STAINES FILM RE VIE WSAND NE WS BY TYRONE Power returns to in in They Shall 1 Return." in the role of a doughty U.S. Naval Ensign who leads his men through many clashes with the Japanese in the Phillipines after their craft has been
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    ROKIAH S CHANCE
    185 13 By Our Malaya Film Reporter rONTAININO plenty of music, dancing and starring the Indonesian Kebaya Queen, Maria of Menado, the film "Penghldupan" ("Life") has lust been completed by Malay Film Productions. The film was directed by a man now well-known In South-East Asia, Mr. L Knshnan, who
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    Spot The Star
    207 13 Spot The Star (MIKKHI spotting last j week was Ava Gardner Joe K. Brown and Lana Turner. First rorreet entry opened cime from Larry Ray. <■ o PWD Muar. Johore. A cheque for $25 is being sent to him. Second prize of $15 (oes to Lee Kok Thong, c o
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    SHOW TALK
    205 13  -  Harold by time when any new Brltlah picture U an event, producer George Mlnter wants to make Vanity Fair In colour with a rreah adaptation by Noel Lan«ley. But he muat wait lor month*. Why? Because Mr. Rank panned .st year to make another yerslon with Margaret Loekwood
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    1718 14  - MURDER TREASON HYPNOTISM by "I beli«v« hrpnotum wn u«d by tli« Nm» to obtain a coafstsioa' from tfca b«wildared Vjn der Lubb. at Hi* lUichsfJU fir* trial: Hiat the Soviet Union J»pti«4 It o« Hi* »ccu»«d tt tk» aurga trials: and Hiat Hrn ptyefcic ttamina of Cardinal Mindtlenry wai riddled
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      15 14 PARALYSED CIRL WHO WALKKIFYI \A/hhK* ED AGAIN; THE MAN THEY t/^ 1 L.UIX. CALLED CALAMITY'
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      285 14 K l^r u'i &> GB [Fv] lM Usi capp (fi\ /tW'MEN IN TH' I U THAR A NOOSEP*PE«//' I I%^,^ k&Vc^" 1c Fh^Tdai G MUST ALIVE- FLEvA OUGHTA I MEBBE IT'LL CHEER <?/<&*£* %CjY *C -CPs BE SALOMELV-T-irs TH' H WA*JBUT WHUrS 7K JCmbw. OFF Wir y &EA /> ME
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    285 15 THE Federation Capital, Kuala Lumpur, hat 15 Ckrittial churches, snd most el them are too mull to Mat comfortably their congrogationt. Their rehabilitation has boon completed Those damaged by the Japanese have been repaired a«td one church. Yenning Road Chapel, which was damaged by bombs
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    565 17  - PLAY FOOTBALL WITH CHARLES BUCHANS MILLION TEAM THE STOPPER SPEAKS OUT LAURIE HUGHES Sy England ana Liverpool cer /re-half, I'M a stopper" at the modem centre-half it called. A League club cannot do without one. Someone hat to bar the road down the m.edU. The club would w»n he in
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      1338 17  -  JOHN BLAIR By No: 5. Dempsey v. Carp«ntler Tlm hjndiom* clMnf«atur«d Cjrpentier witli »h« dynjmit* Mwch in hit riflit h«»d, lov*d Fr«nc« twd Franc* loved him. He kad many rights in hit feaf a«d di.»iii«u«h«d urtir, but tht fif fit that cauted most
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    1076 18  - Real sporting stars all too few SHARPSHOOTER says D EAL sporting stars arc few and far between in Malaya. I mean players who are not only outstanding in their field but who by the manner of their performance, as well as its quality, bring a touch of personality, of freshness,
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    1061 18 SAYS DENIS COMPTON gACK home I soon sensed an unspoken reproach in the people I me*. It was there in their eyes. They thought Id let England down. Well, if they are going to judge me on Test averages alone in Australia, then they are
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    344 18  -  "WOODPUSHKR") (By IT is a matter of igreeable surprise that chess players in Singapore and Johore are so active and interested in the game these days for after the Malayan chess Congress during the Easter holidays, one would have expected the woodpu.-h---ers to take things easy. But immediately
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    Indians score 8-wkT. win
    216 19 TK a friendly cricket fame piayed I at Balestter yeaterdar. Sinpipore lodaM AaaociaMoc beat NonBamtfan Cricket Club by etght wtcketa after Non-Benders had declared at 12« lor foar. NO\ BFNMtS C.C.: B N Balhatchct Tt- -k'. 50. W. Ewart c Butirto Madan 2!. f, R Bunctt
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    358 19 SPORE A XI HELD TWO- ALL Chinese play fine soccer Sinrapsre ~A"» 2; S.C.F.A t. Pi their first •nting this seasan Singapore Chinese Footftall AaMciattoo XI raw a fair, if n«t impressive, performance acaJnst Singapore "A" at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday Chinese forwards lacked co-ordination and they will have to
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    CUP DISPUTE: AM Of FEU TO MEDIATE
    188 19 CUP DISPUTE: AM Of FEU TO MEDIATE AM tl«r to aawßMe In tbe Matava Om awaAVaek b» ■aiaaai Foaßaßai AaaacaaftiOß of BkHßTys mm* Wmcaparr »mi>«r f nßaifi aaaMka baa beea aaaat. wka aao kaea rtaari, r. n —waj wMfc Haaa aaerer far That aaar.sman wit* wtalifi to rvwkaaß anonymmss. facto
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    THIAW S!EW SCORES 58
    232 19 a BRIGHT it by Cbeonc Thiam Sjtw toa^ed Singapore Chi8881 Rermtton Ch* to beat tJsa "Wntaaan Reereauon Caub br hree wickeU la a friendly cricket zmaar an tbe pailat faatcrway. Cac Ctiias took tamo B u4 •asaos) 43 Score* I B Jaasm Obj Lav b Btrv
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    SIGNALS DEFEAT R.A.S.C 5-1
    34 19 SIGNALS DEFEAT R.A.S.C 5-1 ■BBgapore District S^nals beat H1.8.C flva-oa* IB a United Berviea Ptoottoaa Lamfwa bbbbb played at Nee Soon yesterday. Green scored four and Lewis one for »H|7>»i«; Rcbb acored for RASC
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    Navy lead by 152 runs
    255 19 OOYAL Havy ted by 1U ruaa at 1V the end of the first day's play against Army in an Inter -Sen Ices cricket match at the Naval Base yesterday. Hary were all out 239 wnd Army scored 87 for one wicket. Bary started Tery well
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    PENANG SOCCER
    42 19 Saaaay liavt ffninj Maoris Oar. UKNVNO Rajnblars will me* alttaUai Recreation Club at football today on the WestUpda School grotjnd la aid of the M utUrr. Colle«* of Malaya Purd "ftie wir.ieri wUI be pre"ent«d K a s er c"*i
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    209 19 BANOKOK. Sat. HTITHOUT encountering gerJous opposition, the Penang Sin Hwa bandminton team won the second of their series of encounters against, the All-Siamese team by eight games to one In a two-da* tournament played on Chinese High School cou.ts on Thursday and yesterday.
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    Mortensen baulked
    58 19 C TAN LEY Mortensen (Black pool), the EactanJ eentrr- forward iai white shir t tfcrwarted whew »kwat tw shod* hr Jtaa C«w>n (M«rt«n'. the Scotland Roalku-erwr and mUHe Wwßawarn (Clasefw Raarers). Sr«t»a»%ds cen-tre-half, duruic the international soccer match fcetmern England and Scotfanai in the Emwire Stadmm. WenMrr. London.
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    TOTTENHAM FAIL TO CLINCH LEAGUE
    304 19 LONDON, Saturday. TOTTENHAM Hotspurs, Britain* "team of the year". 1 failed to clinch the First Division championship yesterday. By drawing; away from home while Manchester United defeated Cup finalists Newcastle United, they are mW three points In front with two i matches still to play.
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    53 19 LONDON, Satßrday. m TK won the ScwMiah (up for the l«th tiaae U>da> when ther Wat MotherutU by the only coal scored by McPhail tat the lJth minatc of the caaae. A crwwd ml 154.0 M fneked Hampden Park in wrifltaat weather bwt witii a raUier
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    175 19 ITULKASHDIO m «> m 9* sprint for tm» taat qoart«cmft*. H-J-r-oM Awtha* &n«h S*Ut«or Bod Ant Cyrlim Teami. holder of the »11-«Ulayaii 25-mUe time trial record, bettered his awn rtane yt**r6*y for tlie distaaoa when he docked 1 tar 6 mlna. oa> Bajklt Tteah B«dAwthar Singh'a
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    POLICE WIN BY 69 RUNS
    210 19 CINCAPOBB Mai cricket XI Or- 1 fraM BA T berur by ma* »t tbt Po.Mt Training Schoal ftvoDd ymUkUt For Pollc* Bundram bit H whu Ve:u»i:i*J t4M* Bye f«.. 2*. pin X t Chcah Kta Swee c Uaaes a Latham SI: B OteßMi Roaa run
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    FOSTER'S XI WIN BY 6 WICKETS
    317 19 Saaaay Twarn 11. apart* Car. pi an lnteresUag game of cricket x alawd at ibe Bifle Range Boad Sound yeaterday. N. J. A. Poster's I beat Police Depot by six Rickr s The baXUng was very brlgnt both aides scoring at tbe rate of
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    151 20 SCORING thrice, Chan Seng gave Aston AC. a th»ee-one win in a B.A.F.A. Division 3A fixture against Social A. P. at Oeylang yesterday. The match was drab and monotonous. Social showed poor defence and paid dearly. Aston led one-nil shortly before, the interval when Chan
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    TULLOH RIDES THREE WINNERS
    2007 20  -  EPSOM JEEP From Fifty Grand romps home POLIN Tulloh was in good riding form at Kuala Lumpur yesterday, opening day of the Selangor Turf Club April meeting, landing a treble Marco Polo, Atom Boy and Rio Grande the last two being "photo-finish" winners. 'Skeeter" Garrard gained
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    297 20 SatuUr Time* Ip«h Sp«rU (.'arrcspandent A SNAP goal scored live minutes after the Interval gave Negrt Sembilan victory against the run of play agalnsi Perak In a friendly inter-state soccer match played at the Chinese Assembly Hall, Ipon, ground yesterday. Although there was bright sunshine
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