The Straits Times, 24 June 1951

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    27 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Of Tfce Strait* Ttaaea Singapore *>•• Pren No. 83* SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 24, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS. PHONE 2S4f*
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    ULTIMATUM TO OIL MEN
    452 1 ULTIMATUM TO OIL MEN 32 hours to decide TEHERAN, Saturday. AS the Anglo Iranian Oil Co. today warned the Persian Government that oil aboard waiting tankers at Abadan would bt pumped back ashore if they continued to demand receipts for it made out to the new National Iranian Oil Co.,
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    U.N. PUSH TO UPSET RED TIMETABLE
    184 1 TOYKO, Sat ALLIED troops trying to p.-et Chines* Coeamunist attack timetable pushed rap.Jly north to clear Red soldiers out of the area aouth of Pyongyang today American troops moved ln*o position early this morning and Jumped off at dawn. At noon they passed through
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    DEWEY COMING HERE
    25 1 NEW YORK. Sat— Governor Thomas E. Dewey wUI visit Singapore during his visit to the Far East, it was announced today.— A.P.
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    BREAKDOWN WAS RUSSIANS' FAULT
    67 1 LONDON. Sat— Mr Ernest Davieg. British Deputy at the 'Big Four" Deputies talks which ended in Paris on Thursday returned to London from Paris today. He told reporters: "I have no hesitation in saying that the Russians are responsible for the breakdown. They will continue to
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    NEW BLOW AT PRESS
    27 1 BUENOS AIRES. Sat— A bill to expropriate the printing plant of El Intransigente. one of Argentina's leading provincial newspapers, became law last night.—Reuter.
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    Customs seize half-ton opium
    273 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter IOHORfc BAHRU Saturday. jOHORE Customs officers have seised mere than half a I ton of opium believed to have come from Communist China, and worth half a million dollars in the blade market. !t was found buried in und just above high
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    RIOT REPORT BACK IN U.K.
    67 1 Sunday Timta Steff Reporter. THI tipiit o* Si«sapof< Ri«t Commifi— which wm Hown out t* Smgja«r« about a montfc ago. i« new back in London, tK« Sunday Trnin un4er*Un4t wild commiiili of Ht« Cover nor Sir Franklin Ciwun. Tilt Riot Report will now be .tuoNed
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    LOST PLANE: BIGGEST AIR SEARCH YET
    159 1 NEW YORK, Sat. PAN- AMERICAN Airways announced last night that "the greatest air search in history" is being made by aircraft of four countries for the Constellation, missing in West Africa with 40 people aboard. United States Air Force planes based on the Azores
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    HUGE CRASS FIRE
    41 1 DARWIN. Sat. One of the biggest grass fires in the history of Australia's northern territory burned out hundreds of square miles of good cattle feed near the rfass<ng of tht great northern stock grounds at Newcastle Waters— UP
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    CARLA TOSCANINI
    24 1 MILAN. Sat— The death of Carla Toscaninl. 73. wlf e of Arturo Toscaninl was announced on Saturday by the Italian radio.— A.P.
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    TIGER ROAMS NAVAL BASE: HUNT FAILS
    94 1 Safey Time* SUIT Reporter. A tiger has been roaming th» Naval Base for the past two or three days, but an organised hunt for it yesterday failed either to locate or destroy the beast. Two officers and flyEuropean officers of the Naval Base Police
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    ARGENTINE ARMY PLOT UNCOVERED
    63 1 BUENOB AIRES Sat.— General Franklin Lucero announced last night five junior army officers had been suspended after discovery of a movement to spread disaffection within the ranks. Listed among the plotters were "the anti-Argentine foreign press," "some foreign news agencies", certain retired Argentine military officers, and
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    TV USED IN MANHUNT
    47 1 NEW YORK, Sat. New York State Police are using television in a manhunt for the first time. They televised the photograph of a lorry abandoned by a man who is believed to have shot and killed a trooper near Oneonta last week. A.P.
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    A SABRE FAILS TO RETURN...
    72 1 TOKYO. Sat— Far East Air Force acknowledge one Sabre Jet missing after yesterday's battle up MIG Alley. A communique yesterday said all returned. The Air Force said today since the air war Increased in intensity on June 17 the Far East Air Forces have lost
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    REDS TO DO TIME
    47 1 WASHINGTON S a t.— Judge Robert Jackson of the United States yesterday refused to delay the imprisonment of eleven leaders of the United States Communist Party whose five year prison sentences were confirmed by the Buprem c Court a few days ago.— AP
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    ANGEL' SENDS FIRST RIVAL TO HOSPITAL
    110 1 Sunday Time* SUIT Reporter. f'HARLIE Oammage (Rough and Tough As They Comet was taken to the General Hospital after the "Swedish Angel" (SSO pounds of Ferocity* had finished with him in the second round the Happy World stadium last night. The Swedish Angel had
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    TIGER CARRIES OFF 3 TAPPERS
    153 1 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KEMAMAN, Saturday. A MAN-EATINC tigar is on tha prowl in thw Kamaman araa. Tha brute hat to data carriod away thraa rubber tappers including two woman. VICTIM No. 1 was a Chi- nese woman rubber tapper In Payoh wu carried away
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    U.S. destroyers rush to Persia
    239 1 GOBS SPORE VISIT CUT Sunday Times Staff Reporter nrHE four-desrroyer Amarican Squadron now in the Singapore roads will up-anchor ahead of schedule tomorrow morning to race for the Persian Culf, on a special showing tha flag mission." They ara tha 2.200-ton destroyers Kennedy. Fisk Rush
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    Four runaway girls treed to go home
    234 1 Four runaway girls treed to go home Sunday Times Staff Reporter CINCAPORE S four runaway girls, detained by the Special Branch since last Tuesday were released and sent home yesterday. And for one of them homecoming meant she was able "to take flowers home for daddy's birthday." A police statement
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    32 1 Former conf.dent.al military adviser to Cencralitiimo Chiang Kai-»h«*. 82-year-old Lr.C«n. Friedrich Lindemann. who it on hit way back to Germany after 23 year* in China Sunday Times picture. STORY IN f 9.
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    SCOTS TO ASK FOR FREEDOM
    55 1 EDINBURGH. Sat. THE Scottish National Assembly may send a petition to King George asking for self-government for Scotland! The fifth annual meeting of the Assembly here today accepted a resolution authorising its National Covenant Committee to present a petition. The committee will consider the matter
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    HOW UK's HEAITH ' HAS IMPROVED
    65 1 HOW UK's HEAITH HAS IMPROVED LONDON. Sat.-Th,, ter for Health. Mr. Hilary Marquand. said today that women now 50 had a lil c expectancy of 76 and men of oO could expect to reach 72 In 1901 comparative life expertancles were only 70 and 69. The Improvement was a striking
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    ATTLEE SEES KING
    24 1 LONDON. Sat.— The British Prime Minister Mr. Clement Attlee was received in audience by the King at Windsor this afternoon. Reuter
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    RICHTER TALKS AGAIN
    49 1 BUENOS AIRES. Sat Aryentlnas Austrian-born atomic scientist. Prof. Ronald Richter. said today he would perform an "extraordinary experiment" somewher P in Argentina in six or eight months time He repeated his earlier claim that electric power In An?t*ntina would soon bf» generated by atomic energy— Reuter
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    OLD TOWN LEASES
    883 2 Memories Of A Malayan Ciri/ Servant i 9 By R.J. FARRER, C.M.G. TO firmh with encroachment claims (which must have numbered several thousand), about a year later I sent in to Government long report on encroachment claims, with an analysis of two areas, Hokkien Street and Pekin
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    Countryman's Journal
    971 2 This week the Journal tells the story of how Pengeran Gusti surprised his neighbours and confounded the agricultural pundits with the success of his banana plantation. SUNDAY, June 17. VEXT door to the n Dusun, up the road, Is a 5-acre piece of land on which are a
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    From A Malayan Scrapbook
    400 2 Contributed by 8. Dural itaja Singam THE scientific MM oi tfae Malayan se'.adang, Bex kubbaefci, commemoraTes the late T. R. Hubback, the famous Malayan shikari, who first presented a specimen of the seladang to the British Museum, London. THE Island pf Singapore was offered as a
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    THE MOVING FINGERWILL RECORD
    115 3 THE MOVING FINGERWILL RECORD ■eflgea; nmi Staff Beparter. |/or the first time in the try of the Singapore Court tape recordlsjf i ill be used to reludges' summing-ups and judgments, if experinow going on prove A special AC electrical cable has already been laid to the Supreme Court building to
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    THREE SEAMEN CAUTIONED
    51 3 ■sur.: I E BRITISH seamen from tr* :.mp.re Madway names w**re gm-n aj> riatt. 19 Pe.rin. JO and Lls.c :.,v cautioned 1 di.-.char'zfd by the Sin n Mr P Clatue list lerl iiaviour drunk pick■n up in Orchard 3'>aa t were !<>und lying U tie of the
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    JUNGLE PEOPLE' GOT HIM JAIL
    59 3 ■>r» t it ir- (Mindrni In adi i that he was given ii d in by ih> j rnl'e he wa-. out m 'apping lub 1 .is made by Ponnu. a labourer <<n Chev;<>l I^abu. whin i)e appear Inehe An-ang SaiUi ;iban Mm-. clay ling
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    RESETTLEMENT AREA UNDER CURFEW
    53 3 Hunt a Timtx .si i a L'R^'sat— A was declared today ng the area within a of one mile of the rernt area at the 2- i i :ic, Seremban— Labu Bona fide travelers p through the area ill be excluded from the iwder The 1
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    LABIS SAW MILL BURNT DOWN
    48 3 Sandav Time* < orrrnponJrnl. JOHORE BAHRU. Sun The Kirn Chin Hoe Sawmill in Labis district was destroyed by fire by bandits on Thursday The mfll was in the pro>l being closed down and part of the equipment had been removed when the lire occurred
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    POLICE ALERT FOR ALL CLUES
    220 3 'Blue films still here film shows art on the increase in Malaya, and Federation and Singapore police have been alerted to watch for all clues that might iead to the arrest of exhibitors who are making huge profits out of private screenings of these "blue"
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    2 CLAIM TRIAL IN RUBBER CASE
    79 3 >un«ay Times »,aIT Be.ocr er. Ang Soy Tee. 22. of Beach Road, and Lee Ah Kam, 59 of Clyde Terrace claimed trial in the Singapore Second Pohce Court yesterday wheu < harged with fraudulent post&sion of 4.774 lbs of rubb-r vi>'« ik at Telok
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    34 3 MISS Catherine Wat and Mr. Tan Chye Seng were married rorerday at the Church of the Nativity or tht BUsxtd Virgin Mary, Singapore. A reception w» heM at might at the bridegroom residence. Sunday
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    3 DAY KONG TEIK' FOR MOTHER
    91 3 B'JKIT M2RTAJAM. Sat In memory of their 87-year-old mother. Madam Tan Cheng Choon. who died In Cnma three weeks ago. Mr. Urn Teik Heng. a prominent Province Wellesiey merchant and his brothers Thow Hcng. Oh Heng and Hal Heng are staging a three-day "Kong
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    LIMB' CENTRE HAS BROUGHT JOY TO MANY
    172 3 iMSnTiBM Staff CMHMaIM KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. THE founding of the Artl--1 flcial Limb and Orthopaedic Appliance Centm In Kuala Lumpur has brought a great deal of cheer and hope into the lives of many people, said Mr. V. J. Tharmalingam at a farewell
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    TO JOIN USIS STAFF
    34 3 Mr. Robert J. Boylan wll' Join the United States Information Service staff in Singa pore. He is due to arrtvewith his wife and two-year-old son by the Chilian tin i
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    TRANSFERRED
    36 3 SITIAWAN. Sat Police Lieutenant P. B. Legat. a keen playing member of the Dindings Cricket Association has left the district on transfer. His place has been taken by Lieut. H. B. Miller from Kuala Kangsar.
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    CALL FOR STRONGER TRAFFIC SENTENCES
    137 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter CINCAPORE traffic police will in future take "determined action against offenders." »n official announcement stated yesterday. "It seems clear that a new approach to road traffic cases is required if the appalling toll of casualties on the roads is to be
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    WOMAN WITH A BLACK-EYE
    125 3 Sunday Time* C«4Te*pondent. SEGAMAT, Sat. \yHEN a 35-year-old Chinese woman was charged in Segamat to^_y with being out of doors during the curfew at Cha'ah. she unfolded a strange story. Pointing to her right eye which was black. Ong Slew Eng alleged she had been beaten
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    WOMEN PRISONERS LEARN TO SEW
    43 3 TOHORE BAHRU Sat. Women prisoned In Johore BaMru Prison are being taught to make embroidery and tin sewing. Inche Ann binte Abdul Majeed. the acting Superiuof the Princess EUaabrtfc Schoo! for the Blind, htt volunteered to teach tba
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    36 3 A w*ddmg took pUc* at th« C«rh*drjl of the Good Sfcjptiard Singapore, yettcrdjy evening Between Mm Money Pirothjw Kjndiwjlj and Mr. G«orgc Norkert Lobe. A reception was heM at 15. MoMnt Rotic R*«d Sttadjy Times picture.
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    GALE VICTIMS RECEIVE AID
    38 3 PENANG.Sat.-The Penang and Province Wellesiey Welfare Aid Committee has paid out $500 to victims of the gad? which swept south Province last April Most of the relief went to Malay fishermen and pad) growers
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    65 men blush: Cause—a woman
    280 3 65 men blush: Cause— a woman Sunday Tim«s Staff Reporter CIXTY-FIVE men all member* of the Singapore Municipal Employees Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society are too shy to take their troubles to j women. The woman, 28-year-old Miss Margaret Baker, who is the Lady Welfare Officer of the Singapore Municipality,
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    TWO RED CAPS
    41 3 Sund.<> liaae* Carreapondent. IPOH. Sat —Two bullet riddled bandit caps were the only evidence which police party found when they followed up a bandit ambush in which a Malay special lojt hte life at the Wan Lee. mining
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    ABUSIVE LANGUAGE CHARGE
    23 3 SEGAMAT, Sat A 19--year-old Malay woman, Nya binte Ma'aJip. was today criarged In the Segamat Court With v.sing abusive language
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    5 CHARGED WITH HOUSE TRESPASS
    127 3 5 CHARGED WITH HOUSE TRESPASS Sunday Times Staff Bejiorler. WILLIAM Ooh, K Madhavan Kathiravelu, Cheo Kolc Tah and George Yeo Peck Tiew appeared In the Singapore Third District Court yesterday on a charge of house trespass and with masquerading as revenue officers. They were alleged to have entered the house
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    500 LEAVE FOR MECCA
    110 3 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat. UECAUSE of the lack of travelling facilities in the Federation, more than 500 Siamese pilgrims have left for Mecca from a South Siani port. Inche Md. Ali Arshad, who is acting for the pilgrim commissioner. Haji Ali Rouse, now In
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    CHILDREN TO GET PLAYGROUND
    72 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat Through the efforts of Mrs P. D. H. Jaskson, a member of the Johore Bahru Welfare Committee, approval has been obtained from the Collector of Land Revenue, Johore Bahru, for the use of a vacant plot of land at the Junction of Jalan
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    DID NOT KNOW LIQUOR HAD KICK
    57 3 Saaday Tiraea Correspondent. SEGAMAT, Sat —An Indian Muslim, Maulana Muthu Koyadur. 44. was today fined IS at Segamat for being drunk and incapable. "I suffer from gastritis and was advised to take liquor for relief," he said. "When I drank the stuff I did
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    Animal plane for London
    241 3 Animal plane for London Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE BIGGEST airborne shipment of wild animals, birds and fish to be exported to the United Kingdom will leave Singapore on |uly 2 in a specially chartered BOAC York freighter. They aie being shipped by a well-known London wild animal dealer, Mr.
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    BUS WAGE MEETING
    94 3 Sund»T Tines SUIT Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. J£:w ~S who met the Toong Foonsr Bus Company ci Thursday to settle a wage dispute without result will me again .omorrow morning. The negotiations between them failed when the management turned down a request by the employees for a
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    U.S. RECEPTION
    31 3 PENANO Sat —The American Consul and Mrs. La Rue Lutkins will hold a reception on July 4 at the US. Consulate in Pangkor Road in commemoration of Independence Day.
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    Young banker became 'deputy governor'
    1467 4 Young banker became 'deputy governor' IN a way. Mr. Tan Chin Tuan's selection as Deputy President of me Singapore Legislative Council was no surprise This we!' -groomed young man he is «nly 4 3 a Stra»ts-bcrn Chinese by birth a banker by profession, seemed the most obvious choice Those who
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    HARRY MILLER
    321 4 SIMMMUmKIIIMCUHIIIiItIIUIHMIIiII Association, as president of the Straits Chinese British Association, and as president of the cosmopolitan Island Club. But even with that facility born of experience. Tan Chin Tuan himself admits having been "concerned" about his new duties. Suffice to say. he made no hash. The d»y will
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    THOUSANDS SCREENED -44 HELD
    453 5 Labis alive again curfew ends Sunday Times Staff Reporter Quring the 72 hour curfew imposed on the Labis district of Segamat, North fohore. security forces screened thousands of people and arrested 44 18 Chinese, including three women, and 26 Indians. The curfew, the longest since the
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    Used daughter as prostitute
    85 5 Sraiai Tmbm« C wraap»na>»t. !M(AK. Sat. A woman. Tan Ah Kirn, 39, whs use* her 14-year-old daughter for the purpose of prostitution at Jalan Arab, was •rntrnced by the Muar Magistrate to six month* sample imprisonment from March 22. Tmn was also sentenced to one month's
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    72 5 PATIENTS at tfce aWMat MtMtary H*sa>ital. Sinjaperc. were entertained by tfce Rowcroft Players from R I M.I fase workshops on Thurtdiy Jnd Friday. This Sunday Times picture shows A/B Nolan. H MS leHast ileftl w4io has a fractured lag, A/* Fewk. and Rifleman (ohntton of the Cjmeronians i right I
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    NO DATE YET FOR COCOS TRANSFER
    106 5 ti v Ttmrt SlalT Rrpurtrr. Nn has been rvarhit>out the actual date I :ixfer of the Cucos i from the Singapore Australian GovernI he acting Australian 1 «>:or.er in Singapore. T K. Critchley. said las' ngapore Government on Friday nij?ht he necessary in- transier
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    SEGAMAT S.J.A.B.
    23 5 <> Timem (orrenpandrul. 'AT. Sa: A branch St John Ambulance is to be formed at ll and enrolment for h now open.
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    School children to learn violin
    212 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC will soon be taught to pupils in all Government, aided and regional schools in Singapore. A plan submitted In the Director of Education by the departments Master of Music. Mr. Clan Williams. has been approved As this is the
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    21 MALAYS FOR SPECIAL STUDY
    186 5 Sunda> I.i.c» Ii m fsp.mu. :it JOHORr. BAHRU. Sat •pKE JOHORE Selection Board has chosen seven Malay women and 14 men for training at teachers. The wo.rien will be I the Malay Women's Training College at Malacca and the men to the Sultan Idris Trainmtr
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    TO REPRESENT UNIVERSITY
    72 5 .-unUiv i.m.s Mad K.por.er. OROFtoSOR c. Northcot.- Parkinson Rattle Professor of History in the University cf Malaya, who lelt for England last Monday on short leave, will represent the University a. the fifth Anglo-American conference of historians lo b,, held in London from July 9 to 14.
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    PEN BELONGED TO ANOTHER M'N
    85 5 KLUANG. Sal Baba bin S3kek, charged with stealing a pen valued at $10 from Ibrahim bin Abdullah, told the President of th« Sessions Court that Ibrahim owed him $12 and had asked him to take the pen. Baba pawned the pen for S3 Later he
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    NEW WAR RISKS MAN
    57 5 Sunday Times HUB R otter. The Governor of Singapore and the High Commissioner if the Federation of MaJaya ha w e Jointly appointed Mr. J. F. Arthur to be temporary Chairman of the Board of Management of tne War Risks (Goods) Insurance Fund In place of
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    1951 BAR COMMITTEE
    61 5 Sunday Time* Staff Rrpor.er. The following have been elected to be members of the Singapore Bar Committee for 1951: Mr. K. A. Seth (chairman i, Mr. F. O. Vaux. Mr. F. R. N. H. Massey Mr. Wee En* Lock Mr. R. C H. Llm, Mr. W. B.
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    No historical material sent to Raffles yet
    104 5 No historical material sent to Raffles yet Sunday T.nus Suff Reporter. |^O donation of historical material has yet been made either to the Raffles Library or to the University library, though an appeal for such donations was made ever six months ago by Prof. C. Norihcoie Parkinson. Raffles Prolessor of
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    ADULT EDUCATION
    41 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat —The inaugural meeting of the Adult Education Association of Malaya will be held at Kuala Lumpur on July 1. Johore will be represented at that meeting by Syed Naslr bin Ismail, of the Johore Education Department.
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    Fortune teller gets his bird
    114 5 Sund.iv Timi s j> alt Kcjii.r.rr. A PURPLISH Java sparrow hopped up and down in a cage and chirped continuously in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday when Us owner. 58-year-old Oh Kian Teck. was charged before Mr. R. B. I. Pates with dishonest fortune
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    'Give boys a hand', Gimson
    321 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE GOVERNOR of Singapore, Sir Franklin Cimson, yesterday said that the future of the boys of the Bukit Timah Home depended on the attitude taken towards them by their employers. Sir Franklin, who was so aking at the sports meeting of
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    Reds losing out in Singapore
    273 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE YOUNC, and »h« simple and the immature fall victims to Communist propaganda because they have little natural resistance to its deceits. Mr. A. E. C. Blades, chiei of Singapore's Special Branch police, made this diagnosis last night, as the Emergency
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    BLACKOUT
    187 5 Blackout areas during the next 24 hours are: DAY: Great World Ho Hong Oil Mills, Alexandra incinerator, Tiong Bahru, Havelock Road, Alexandra Brickworks. Malayan Brewery. A.B.C. Brewery. Dlethelm Co., Tanglin Road. Phoenix Park, Pasir Pan jang, Opium Factory, Reformatory iload, Oxygen Factory. Cressonile, St. James, Mirl Road, Silat Road.
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    HURT CHARGE
    34 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— T Michael, a Tamil, claimed trial in Kuala Lumpur today to a charge of voluntarily causing hurt. The case was postponed to June 90. Ball of $100 was offered.
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    THE SINGAPORE SCENE Mouseen Malial
    2339 6 THE SINGAPORE SCENE Mouseen Malial JUST what it it about a party on board ship? From the moment one steps on to the gangway, under the bright arc o* biasing lights, to be greeted by the smart ly uniformed ship's crew t II the last drinks have been drunk around
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    The height of the London Season
    825 7  - The height of the London Season Dorothy ThsrclMr 3r \A/£ 're now in Hrn early part «f what it known as "Tlm Lr,«<ori Season" and Hns ye-i it is very definitely season with a difference. Over and above the usual run of welcome tourists, the ii h-.^ brought to our
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    Matinee Idols in America
    869 7  -  MARY HEATHCO'IT By TIME was whin a marine* idol ntoMt tofntont with a Grade A profile and torso to match. Tkoso 4ays. anything foot, at lotot in America where Enxio Pinma, middle-aged star off "South Pacific" ttartot) the fishion for ornery looking i heroes. There's also
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    USEUPTHATCASSEROLE
    457 7 THE process of casserole cookery is, admittedly, longer than frying or boiling, but the food is more digestible and all its valuable propeties are retained. A casserole is easily kept clean and there is never any danger of rust or chipping as might be the ease with metal pans.
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    Women want a NATURAL line
    577 8 SUSAN DEACON TODAY A CROUP of men art now at work in secrecy in Parti •iotigning tk« clotSes that women all over the world will wear at tho end of Hits year. Christian Dior. Fath. Desses. and other leading Pans designers art creating the fashions
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    Hats in the Fashion
    158 8 STAR FISH MODE X Second picture ihowi a hu«e trar-fiati design en ull« bate w+iich made this attractive picture kat j »em by Mr*. R. B. >»P« at rh. op»r<m« of the j loyal Ascor Rice meeting. Peeil Popper PWot. J iintr):! t iiiiiiiin'icMiniiin)miiiniiii:iit:iiM;iiiii!i:3iiiiiiniiif; la addition
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    I chose the wrong man HUMAN CASEBOOK
    975 8 I chose the wrong man HUMAN CASEBOOK AFTER I left school I had a toy friend whom I loved very much and had promised to marry. My mother objected to our friendship and took stern action but I Ignored all her warnings and continued seeing him This went on for
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    Festival Brings Out Gay Prints
    428 8  - Festival Brings Out Gay Prints NANCY BAUME. By BRITAINS Festival has produced a remarkable crop of fashion fads and fancies to commemorate the occasion Scarves, ties, dress fabrics, men's waistcoats, curtains, carpets, gloves even electric lights all have become "festivalised." The Festival dresses are gay affairs in crisp cotton, with
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    Successful matchmakers have no conscience
    546 8  - Successful matchmakers have no conscience BEBE YEO By IT is a common Chinese saying that no go-between will be a success at her job unless sht is an accomplished liar. Despite the March of Time, there are innumerable parents in Singapore who still rely on go-betweens to get lite partners
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    FINED $50 FOR FIRING 2 SHOTS
    631 9 'I will be a bloody nuisance' says planter Sunday Times Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Saturday. A CONTENTION that he would remain "a bloody nuisance until we have an efficient police force" was made by a European manager of a rubber estate in Seremban Magistrate's Court
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    57 9 SOME et Hie 8.000 tern oi Spanish salt aboard the Chinese Liberty ship Hji Hiujn. lying in the Singapore Roads, pictured being unloaded into lighters lying alongside. Unleidm« hi practically completed, and karris cie* abovt two mchei thick can he seen on the ship's hyll. Tht ship has been in
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    42 9 THIRTY-FOUR vear-oM Ob*** Kow Thye. M.8.E.. a Cnde Oi»« Hospital Assist™* jttjcticd to the General Hospital, will lejve on Aue 9 on a year's Departmental Scholarship at rite Bridge-of-Earn Hospital in Pcrthsire. Scotland. H« wrll tak« a training coarse in medical gymnastic*
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    MORE SIAMESE RICE FOR SPORE SOON
    139 9 MORE SIAMESE RICE FOR SPORE SOON |J|ORE free rice is expected to flow into Singapore from Siam, following the announcement that the import licences must be endorsed by the Siamese Government and that payment be made in sterling stipulation had been recorded. Leading rice importers said yesterday that during the
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    'WE FOLLOW ONN'
    55 9 Sunday Tiim* SUB LorresDOndenl PENANG Sat._A Resolution expressing full confidence in Dato Onn and pledging to support and follow him whereever he goes will be moved at a Penang UMNO youth assembly to be held next Tuesday. Twenty five sub-branches of the local UMNO youth section will
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    S.C GETS 3 MONTHS
    34 9 Sanaa? Times Cerrespenfent MUAR.S3I -A >•>• .<:ab!e. F-hmat bin Malan. 55. who neglected his duty at M-.ni.< Estate on May 17. was fined $500 or three months hard labour In Muar
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    RUBBER
    177 9 After a quiet and uncertain opening yesterday, the Singapore rubber market steadied on rrports that Malaya's production figures were the lowest since April, 1949. Early business was reported at lower levels, but later in the morning, a fair turn-over was recorded at two cents a lb. higher than at
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    TIN PRICE
    8 9 aiNQAPQ&C Bat. S4M SA a I
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    KIWI's FIND A HOME AT LAST
    230 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A FTER struggling for existence" without premises for four years, the KIWI Member* League of Singapore, has now been allowed to use the Social Welfare Centre at Prinsep Street. Founded In July 1947 by a lew members of the International
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    HemadeChina's 'Sandhurst'
    310 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter AN 82 YEAR OLD former German Lieutenant General who was invited to China 23 years ago to be Cen. Chiang Kai Shek's confidential military adviser and to head China* "Sandhurst, arrived in Singapore yesterday on the President Polk, on hit way back to Germany
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    STOLE CYCLE GETS 15 MONTHS
    73 9 Suaday Tiasca ResMrter. rN Tea Lai, wno was arrested when h. was seen removing a bicycle parked at Empress Place on June 11 was yesUrday sentenced to 15 months' rJ. and two years lolice iupenrisioD by Mr 8. E. Teh »r the thlr.i District Court
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    ATTEMPTED TO ROB WOMAM-CHARGE
    40 9 Sunday Times Bspsrter. A charge of attempted robbery was explained to 23--year-old Liv Wah Tong In the First Police Court yesterday. It was alleged that Liv, armed with a spanner, attempted to rob a femato Chlnese^TanOcokLlanajat
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    ENSEMBLE TO' MAKE DEBUT NEXT MONTH
    108 9 rpHE Singapore Chamber EnX semble— the on'y orchestra In the Colony to specialise in works and compositions, written for string and. occasional, wind instrumentswill present Its first public concert at the Victoria Memorial Halll- on July 13. The programme includes works by Purcell. Bach.
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    V.B. MENON ON LEAVE
    28 9 Monday Times Correspondent SEGAMAT, Sat.— Mr. V. B. Menon, Senior Technical Assistant with the Segair.at P.W.D., has left for India on leave. iWV ■WA'AVAV/i'/iTAJ
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    COURT TOLD OF DEAL FOR HOUSE
    224 9 COURT TOLD OF DEAL FOR HOUSE AN Indian, K. Ismail tiahib had obtained the ter.ancy of 95 Market Street two yean ago at a rental of $6 a month in satisfaction of a judgment debt for $U>mx It was stated in the Se ond District Court on Friday. Tq# owner.
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    FOUR MEN FACE OPIUM CHARGE
    73 9 Four people. Tan Siong Lab. Tan Slong Yam, Tan Siong Suan and Chan Yit Klan. were charged before Mr. S. E. Teh in the First District Court yesterday with possession of 55* lbs of raw opium on June 22. on board S MF. 58 at
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    HEADMASTER FETED
    52 9 Sunday Times Correspondent KLANO, Sat.— The H« Imaster of the Klang High School. Mr. W. Burton, and Mrs. Burton were entertained by the school prefects md senior students at a farewell tea party on Thursday at the School Hall on the cv? of the headmaster's depart urs for
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    DEATHS
    84 10 FATHER LAMBERT aged 78, ■aawd away at Tb« Mahap's Houae, Singapore Saturday June S3. at 10 aj*. Funeral —nil' i at the Cathedral of the Oood Shepherd today at 4 30 pm PETER CHEE CHIN NGIAN ■fed 75 pasted away peacefully at •45 am yesterday at hi* ResMssct •IN
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    IN MEMORIAM
    13 10 POTOER. In tieasured memory •f Retinald Stephen, died June •4th 1948.
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    ACKNOWLDEGMENT
    68 10 MR. TAN CHONO KHBE A family thank all relative* A fttend* w/no paid night rlaUa, tent wreath? 'rlegraina of condolence •Mended the funeral of thfer beto rd the !ate Mrs. Tan Caong KhM luce Cheah Kirn Lun i MRS. J. Onanapragaaam and eiiildren thank all friend* and rr•ho aent
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      CAN PROFITS BE CUT?
      242 10 EROM Britain last week there cam* a report of a gigantic profits boom. Profits announced by companies in th« first five months of th« y«ar totalled mort than £700 million, compared with £587 million in th« previous year «nd financial experts predict that by the end
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      VIGILANCE IN HONG HONG
      276 10 ALTHOUGH Britain has now followed the United States lead In banning the export of strategic materials to Hong Kong, it will take more than political decisions thousands of miles away to cut off entirely the flow of these materials to Communist China from the teeming Colony.
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    Ghosts take over in historic Pulai
    1580 10  -  J. W. GOODWIN by JOSS sticks no longer blacken with their fragrant smoke the red lacquer and gilding in the temple of the Goddess of Mercy at Pulal. There are no festive offerings, for there are no worshippers; the oncesturdy settlement of 3.000 Chinese
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    Tighten up on the pilgrimage
    996 10 says MOHAMED ZAHIR ISMAIL WHEN the Tyndareus set sail fromMalay a to Mecca at the end of last month *t took with It about three and a half million dollars of Malay farmers' and Malay small holders* hard-earned money *i July about the same sum
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      552 10 WEE.— To DuraUia wUc of Rom* Hflßg Klat. at Balance s Makwaftj Rom or 22nd June. 195: a sms. Samuel Wee Chta Art. SITTATIONS VACANT WANTED CANVASSERS for art ■Ilk •areea. tlouafgi, ahtritnfs Liberal CommUaton. Jlndato Led turihwna India*. TWO MALB Junior Clerk* required by old aaUbllahed BnliaifoaWanw Company. Oood
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    DATO ONN HITS OUT AT SULTANS
    309 11 Are they against independence Sunday Times Staff Correspondent PENANC. Saturday. IF it was really the view of some Sultans that Malaya could not defend its independence against Communism then it would appear that they had no genuine intention to serve rhe government of this
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    32 11 A section Hrn Singsper* Ckambo Emcwfcfe. mndtr **>* 4,,,ctK>* or Mr. Ps«l Ab^eun*4€m, reKcartiit* at RatfW Cirts Scfco^ yettcrdsy. The •rcktitrj wiN give ita first ■>«blic pttiotmtnet on |«try IS. Sanrfay Tmi«« pkmr«.
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    DANCE TRiO TO ENTERTAIN MacDONALD
    207 11 DANCE TRiO TO ENTERTAIN MacDONALD Sunday Times SUff K«pert«r. •pwo young Indian dancing Kirls. and a veteran oalace dancer, will entertain the Commi.«sioner-General. Mr Malcolm Mac Donald with classical Indian dances at the Victoria Memorial Hall tomorrow They are Miss Padmaja. Kumari Subdra. and Mr. Mankulom Vishnu Namboodiri. famous dancer
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    MR. BULLITT HAD A BUSY DAY..
    164 11 MR. BULLITT HAD A BUSY DAY.. Sanday Time* mjO Reporter pORMER United States Ambassador to Russia and France and now a Journalist Mr. William C Bullitt. who U m Singapore on his way to I Australia, spent a tusy |sjf yesterday In the morning. n<> caUed on the Governor. S'r
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    BOY DONATES WEEK'S PAY TO T.B. CAUSE
    165 11 -in-, ln.irs Staff Krporlct A SINGAPORE youngster na» sent his salary "for one week's mrd work 1 of S7 70 to the Redlffusion-Sin-napore Anti-TuberculosW Association campaign The fund raised Dy Dollars for Discs" campaign wii) go to the building fund of the 8
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    WEDDING OF THE CHENGS
    64 11 «-aml.i> T.ror* Stuff R-poner. The wedding of Mr. Peter Cheng Swee Hee, eld' of Mr. and Mrs. Cheng Kirn Watt, and Miss. Teresa Tan Bee Neo, eldest daughter of Mr Tan Koon Tong and the late Madam Ec Teck Wee. took pi? re yesterday Dinner was
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    REST HOUSES UP RENTS
    68 11 Bend it lion Correspondent TAIPINO, Sat— Room rents In State rest house in Taiping will cost more as from June 1 The rent of a single room will be increased from $2 to $2 50 while the charge for a double room will be $3 50
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    BACK AFTER 20 YEARS
    47 11 PARIT BUKTAR, SatBack In Parlt Buntar today after an absence of nearly 20 years Is the new District Officer. Inche Abdullah bin Bahat. Inche. Abdullah who assumed duties yesterday, was a teacher at the Parlt Buntar CJS before he Joined thp Malay Administrative >'
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    CHIEF CLERK PROMOTED
    51 11 KUALA KANGSAR, Sat Mr Chtn« Kirn Swee. Chief Clerk of the Land Office, Kuala Kangsar, has been posted to Special Grade snd transferred to the Institute nf Medical Research, Kuala Lumpur Mr. J. Santa Singh of the office of the Director of Mfdlcsl Services, Penanß. h?s -"r?petled
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    TIN OF MILK, $200
    37 11 ftastda; rtr-ev Correspondeal PORT DICKSON, Sat. For selling a tin of condensed milk over the controlled price Chua Chin Peck was fined $200 or 6 weeks' imprisonment by the Port Diekson Circuit Magistrate.
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    32 11 MR HINC tOOH CJAN and M v Tan Kirn Soo daring t*eit wedding ceremony yesterday at the Strain Chines* Methodist Church at Kampong. Ka»or. Rev. Coh Hood Keag officiated. Sunday Timn SMCture.
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    36 MEDICAL STUDENTS PASS EXAMS
    448 11 "■rday Ttaac* 8U« steperter. QF the 30 third-year medical students in the University of Malaya who have DMMd their first professional examinations in anatomy, physiology and biochemistry for the decree of M.8.8.5.. five passed with distinctions and one with honours (three distinctions). They axe: Ahmad
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    Blind girl names flowers by touch
    197 11 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent PENANC. Saturday. BLIND from childhood, 16-year-cld lean Loh, a Singapore girl now staying at the Penang St. Nicholas Home, can name about 30 varieties of flower* and plants by touch. jean is top girl in her nature study class. All
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    NEWSPRINT FOR MALAYA
    58 11 BimU; rimes SUB Keporter Singapore and the Federation are to get 650 short tons of newsprint, under an emergency allocation which has been recommended by the Pulp Paper Committee of the International Materials Conference, a U.S.I.S. announcement from Washington yesterday said. Other countries recommended for emergency allocations
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    Soldier warned of perjury
    324 11 Soldier warned of perjury Sanday Times SUIT Beparter. THE Singapore Coroner, Mr E. Ebert. yesterday warned a R-A.S.C. Private. Awaludin bin Haji Samsudin. that he would be charged with perjury if he insisted on telling the Court a "fantastic story." Awaludln was a witness at an inquest into the death
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    TO VISIT SEGAMAT
    45 11 sandav Times Correspondent SEGAMAT, Sat.— The Bishop of Singapore will be in Segamat on June 27 and 28. He will celebrate Evensone with a sermon at 5 pin on Wednesday and Holy Communion at 7.30 a.m. on Thursday in the Presbyterian Church
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    19 12 HI'S SUDDCN If A THINC COMES IN HIS HEAO HENRY VI (Pt III) Act 5. Sc 3
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    888 12  -  NAT CUBBINS By mELLJNO the atory of 1 the great Russian purge of the *****. F. Beck and W Godlofpoint out that the credit of party members and of ordinary Soviet citizens depended on the number of people they denounced Moreover, young people denounced their senior*
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    847 12 FULLER DETAILS OF THIS WEEKS PROGRAMMES. AND ARTICLES OF INTEREST TO LISTENERS ARE CONTAINED IN THE "STRAITS TIMES RADIO WEEKLY— NOW ON SALE. rpHE story of Florence nightingale. Lady wl'h tne Lamp." and the comfort sh? brought to wounded soldiers In the Crimean war Is now almost
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      275 12 >W^ li l [|i t?s!] L^ civ a h;, *^-iy BRACE VORCSELF GOJ.^l I VWf GOT T/f9E£> O 7H4& UAAB&t/A/,' SO I^AN.T- WHAT OLO-ffMSHIONCOI] f XOT.C— ->O<J ARE sisilin'r 1 AH GOT GRIM NEWS FD' ME POL/rELY LEfT— THROUGH 'A kVMOOrV OMNDNG//-- ZAT __^ajgf I a > Z EI ESSENCE
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    1401 13  - FILM REVIEWS NEW! Facts better than fiction VICTOR STAINES by "V H E Wooden 1 Hors«" is film in which tacti produce far better ttory than fiction, probably because Eric Williams, the man who went through it all and wrote a best seller with the same title also wrote the
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    249 13 NO wonder Esther Williams is toe favourite star in Malaya thousands of' you spotted her as the child of last week's picture. First prise of $25 was won by M. Abdul Hameed. 23 Colombo Court. Singa- pore C A cheque for $25 is being
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    Amy soars 12,000 miles to fame
    1050 14  -  BETTY JOHNSON, sister of Amy IN the chill dawn .>r May 5. 1930, a •tfftgfet girl, almost hidden in an ugly, unfemliiiuo flying suit, her almo»t u'niTCOgnisable in helmet and les, cJlmbed mukwmrtftj into thf cockpit of a Glp?7 Moth ;it Crovdon Airport were
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    339 14 rR an ever-growing army of insomniacs who regularly rely on 'the little pill" for at least one good -night 's sleep now ar again, there Is welcome new& from group research on the subject In America. Investigators at Pii'sburu and Chicago simnlv advocate the rocking bed.
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    801 14 by A Special Correspondent IN the quiet, select, and superb A viz* Hotel In Lisbon, 81 year-old Calouste Sarkis Gulbenkian, believed to be the hichest man in the world, has (riven peremptory orders to the staff that the silence curtain which cuts his suite, No.
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      744 16 THIS WEEK L THIS WEEK »«xt month before tou tako ill FOB YOU any step that matters. FOR AH CAPRICORN (Doc. XI CANCER (Juno 21 Jul. TODAY: Good fortui.f Jan. If) financially one ga, Finances entirely sat- mm COBIe M »»rprise this of the best woeks of the tofaetor? thlm
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    ITS A CRIME TO GAMBLE
    1295 17 J. L. MANNING, U.K. sports writer, begins the fantastic inside story of ■>» a— —^^—a- a»aa M »»».a-Ma»a»a»a»a»»»»a»aa»a»a»a»»a»a»a»a»a»a»a»a»a»a»a»a»a»a»^a»a»»»a»»aa»»a»»»» the rackets behind American sport Next Sunday What shocked me a most: th«- land of free- << dem whrrr there is state >> control of sport— and
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    272 17  - Yale try a tough game-— cricket FREDERICK COOK by A CROUP of undergraduates at Yale University at New Haven. Connecticut, where everything is "so English, arc making a serious attempt to popularise cricket there. So far they are batting on a sticky wicket. Because cricket lsn t a recognised varsity
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    2529 18  -  SHARPSHOOTER by I hear.. that Combined Services and R-A.F. (Tengah) may soon lose the services of their star forward. Cpl. Suleiman. Reason: a transfer to another station, outside Singapore. That even if Singapore sprinter Tan Kng Toon is selected to ro to the Olympic
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    323 18 I^ONATIONS ara flowing In from readers of The Sunday Times for tht Singapore Badminton Hall Fund. Last week more than S5OO was sent In to The Editor, bringing the total collected to date to $913 12 Among the donations was 1247 11 from the Rex Badminton
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    ENGLAND WIN TEST BY 10 WICKETS
    700 19 ENGLAND WIN TEST BY 10 WICKETS Then play a 'friendly 9 with S. Africans LONDON, Saturday. ENGLAND won the second Test match against South Africa at Lords today by 10 wickets. The South Africans were all out for 211 in their second innings after totalling 115 in reply to England's
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    5. Merican beaten in 220 at K.L.
    296 19 g —day Time* Sports Car. W.nnlnu six out of ten events at an inter -club athletic meet In Kuala Lumpur on Friday. PoMcc Depot comfortably' defeated the P W D. sporu club Mid Selan■or Chinese Recreation C!:b Although no records were broken, performances
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    AIRMEN TAKE 28-RUN LEAD
    235 19 ROYAL Air Force gaioeu a fu-ot inninvs lead of 2« ruia acainst Rayal Navy »hen they began their t»o-day match at '.ay. The game *i.i be continued at n. today. Royal Navy: Ellis c Chee-eman i ion 4; Makey lbw Hudson rhbury lbw 1; Chaplin c
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    149 19 ENGLAND Ist Inns.: 311 SOI Til AFRICA— Ist laas.: US SOI TH AFRICA— 2nd Inns. E. Rowan c Ikin b SUUnm 10 Waite c .rapton b Tatter&all 17 McGlew b Tattrr^aU Z Noarsc lbw Wardie S (hnUim b SUthaas M rullerlon lbw Bedser t» Van Rynneld c Uin b
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    45 19 A FLYING FINISH: With a spectator leap. Gordon Deans crosses the line to win the IM yards event two yards ahead of the second man, A. Pereint, at St Joseph's Institution's annual athletic sports held on Friday. Gotdon's time was 11 'tec. Sunday Times picture.
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    ISLAND CLUB QUALIFIERS
    211 19 THE flowing qualified in the trst round of the G;.a K\ -k Khiam-Cup played at the Islafld Club yesterday: C K Eckersley-Ma*iin 76— 12 64; P. J de B. Wilmot 80 13^ 67; T. L. Thompson 82—15=67; W. J. M. Warden 85— !8 "67; W. K. Oladstone
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    SIGNALS HELD
    37 19 Two grand second-half goals by Chye Hee earned a draw for Base Ordnance Depot Civilian* «hen they met Singapore District Si?naU Regiment at soccer at St. Georges Road on Friday. The final score was two-all.
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    260 19 DEFEAT was again the reward for courage and fighting spirit at Jalan Besar yesterday. Up to last the minute, Indians fought with unequalled pluck only to swallow the bitter pill of defeat by four goals to two in their Community League match against Army. Indians deserved
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    R.E.M.E. BEATEN BY 3 WICKETS
    59 19 OT. ANDREW'S SCHOOL de- feted REMX by three wickets at cr.cket at Woodsville yesterday REME. batting first, were all out for 79 runs (Paine 25. William Vanderput 2-8. Nair 4-21). St. Andrews passed REMEs score with three wickets In hand. They went on to make
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    Harrison hits 169 in 80 mm
    107 19 A whirlwind IJ9 knock by Capl. Tuny Harrison was the featare of the match In which Fourth Hoasars trounced 2* Coy.. R.A.S.C. by tit ran. on the Coronation Park, Ipoh, yesterday. In this, the third fame of their "cricket week." Hussars knocked up 273
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    d'Almeida takes 7-49 for S.R.C.
    171 19 d' Almeida takes 7-49 for S.R.C. SINGAPORE Recreation Club drew «'ith Seletar yesterday in a cricket match played on the Pa dang. Scores were: Seletar: Mason c Barker b D' Almeida 36; MacLarty lbw D'Almeida 51; Mickleborough b U Almeida 0; Go*ine b D'Almeida 37; Sparrow c R. Scully b
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    890 19 SEVEN RECORDS AT ST. ANTHONY'S SPORTS OEVEN school records were broken yesterday at the IZ\ir. annual a'hletlc sports meeting of St. Anthony's Boys' School on the school ground. They were: 75yds. 'C Dir.: Qnah Shi Kai »J see. (1940 record 10 sec i: *M yda. 'B Divialon: O. Lasaroo one
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    Raffles OBA score 8-wkt. victory
    226 19 Raffles OBA score 8-wkt. victory rE Evan Wong shield cricket match between th* Raffles Old Buys Association and the St. Andrew's Old Boys Association on th<Khalsa ground yesterday ended In a easy eight-wicket win for Ra flies. St. Andrews' declared their tnninits at 134 for seven wlrkets. Sandy Hn#e top-scorlnsr
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    INVITED TO U.S.
    86 19 NEW YORK. Sat. 'T'HE U.S. Lawn Tennis Associa1 tion yesterday Invited three of Australia's leading stars. Frank Sedgman. Merry n Rose and Ken McGregor, to play In the U.S National Single* and Doubles Championship this summer on their own terms. In a cable to the Australian association,
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    69 19 LONDON. Sat.— Prank Sedgman of Australia, tho l s top-seeded tor Wimbledon next week was unexpectedly beaten by South African champion Eric Sturgess In the final of the London Lawn Tennis champolnshtps at Queens Club today. Sturgess seeded only No. 8 for Wimbledon won «-4, 5-7.
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    311 20 HARD TRACK AT X.L HOLDS UP TRAINING Few horses galloped From EPSOM JEEP THE two week-old dry spell has hit Kuala Lumpur no less than other racing centres with the result that the tracks here ar%rock hard and rain is badly needed to give trainers food galloping conditions. They were
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    273 20 Mrs. Cheah Scully beat favourites ftaatday Times Penang Sparta Cor. THE Penang la«n tennU championship* began yesterday and I* such hea> that four of the flrst round ties ended in retirement* one in the flrst and three tn 'he second 4v's big upset was In the n mhich Mm. Cheah
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    266 20 Sunday Times X.L Sports Car. The Committee of the Selang«r Tarf (lob announced yesternay that it has been derided to impose a eartcw at the race.oursr sUhlr »re.« in \mp»n* Bead from «.M p.m. an the day before racing to 6.M p.m. on each race nay. "Every
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    580 20 WEIGHTS for the Aral day of the Selanior Tarf Club meet on Saturday. June 3* are: Cl. l.Dtv. 1-Slt. Brnwnsbay S.M Minstrel Boy S.IS \r-», 8.12 Tnu S.l* Midnight R.M Pierrrbridte S.M Dendrite B.M \hmji- S.*7 \irmail 8.*7 I uciler B.M Kaioerine B.*j berry Lint B*l iupav
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    79 20 Sunday Times K.L. SporU Cor. FINE spell of bowling by Sundram who took five for 27 enabled YMCA to beat Postal Union by two wickeu on Association ground yesterday. YMCA declared with 119 runs for e»ght wickeu. (H. V Cooke 30, T. L. Browne 27,
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    Penang beat Perak —enter MCFA final
    410 20 Penang beat Perak enter MCFA final Sum >y Times Ipoh Sports Correspondent PENANG Chinese onc fc again entered the final of the M.C.F.A. knock-out competition, beating Peral before a record crowd by five goals to nil in fine weather on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground yesterday. The score at half
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    230 20 St. Michaels set record for relay Sunday Time* Ipoh Sport* Cor. A SCHOOL record tn th* Interschool mile relay wa» esUblished by St. Michael's Institution unbeaten relay team, when th'> ran the distance in 3mln. 46secs. bettering last year's Urn* by one second, in yesterday* annua school sports which was
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    56 20 SIMIT S.C BEAT HARRISON C 5-2 Sunday Times K.L. SporU Corr. KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Slmlt (Stme Darby) SporU Club proved too %ood for Harrisons SporU Club when they beat them by fir* games to two In a badminto*. match played on Harrisons courU. Slmlt won one singles and tour doubles
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    297 20 Saaday Times K.L. SporU Cor. /\nE Selangor State record was broken yesterday evening when Victoria Institution met the Mercury Athletic Club In an athletic match In Kuala Lumpur. 'The schoolboy* won the match by a comfortable margin of points The state record in broken In the
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    497 20 Sunday Times Seremban Sports Correspondent SINGAPORE Chinese scored a convincing five-two victory over their Negri compatriots in a M.C.F.A. cup game played at Seremban yesterday and thus entered the final in the competition where they will meet Penang, North finalists. Yesterdays game was fast
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    39 20 Sunday Times X.1.. Sport* Correspondent SELANGOR Indian Assn. dismissed RAF. (or 43 runs in their dlendly yesterday and. passing this score easily, went on to 103 for (our. Americk Singh nit 49. A. Oonsaga 35.
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