The Straits Times, 22 February 1952
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Title Section18 1952-02-22 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NLWSPAPEK ESTABLISHED 1846 SIXTEEN PAGES SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1952 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS18 words
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Article374 1952-02-22 1 Man beckons— and 3 die: Forces get 12 in day yyHISPKRS from the public helped to kill fix of 12 bandits in the 24 hours ending yesterday. Best "bag" of the day was in Selangor. where Commandos, operating for the first time in the State, killed374 words
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Article, Illustration418 1952-02-22 1 Jji ruins— after the outrage IPOH, Thursday. HALF a million dollars damage was caused by bandits early this morning in the mining town of Kampar, 24 miles south of Ipoh, wheVe they oufned down the railway station and a godown containing 150 tons of418 words
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Article191 1952-02-22 1 BRITAIN HAS TO CUT ARMS DRIVE LONDON. Thurs DRII UN'S rearmament programme will have t be spread over more n the three years originally proposed, a Govi rnment White Paper armour ■< d today. isMnnl spend ins estinia l i the year 1952/53 of fc1.500.CG0.000 fixed by the Laboui GovernmentReuter - 191 words
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Article64 1952-02-22 1 LONDON Thurs •THE' Government has post- poned legislation to impose charges on dental treatment and medical prescriptions, now free under the al Health Service, it was learned here. Apparently the scheme is to be revised. At a meeting of Conse rvativ MPs.. a group of back benchersReuter - 64 words
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Article200 1952-02-22 1 Adml. Power is Channel Commander LONDON. Thurs All. ANTIC Pact headquarters here today named Admiral Sir Arthur John Power present naval commander at Portsmouth, to be first Allied fommandrr-in-Chief of the Channel area. Air Mar.shal Alick Stevens, present head of Britain's Coastal Command, was at thp same timp named AirReuter - 200 words
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Article26 1952-02-22 1 CAIRO. Thurs. Ahmed j Ali Khalifa, a 21-year-old workman was gaoled for 12 1 months today for kissing his i neighbour's wifr.— ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article135 1952-02-22 1 80,000 GET WAR DAMAGE LONDON. Units. THE Colonial Secretary, Mr. Lyttelton. told the House of Commons yesterday that about 200,000 claims ifor war damage had been Udsed in Singapore and the Federation. He was replying to questions bv Mr. Frederick Bgrden. Conservative. Mr Lyttelton said thai final awards had beenReuter - 135 words
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Article41 1952-02-22 1 MANILA. Thurs.- The navy announced today that it had captured 11 Philippine sailboats smuggling merchandise into the South Philippine Island of Sulu from Borneo. The Government confiscated cargoes of American cigarettes, textiles, glassware, china and coffee —ReuterReuter - 41 words
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125 1952-02-22 1 uc fIO NEW YORK, Thursday pit U.S. Government is considering another eui in the price of the natural rubber it sells to industry, the New York Journal of Commerce reported today. The paper said an official reported that foreign rubber markets had droppedReuter - 125 words
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Article70 1952-02-22 1 BANGKOK, Thurs. THE Siamese Government 1 has drafted a Bill providing "special powers" in the event of an emergency, as the result of increasing tension around her national borders, reliable sources said here today. The draft will be sent to the Cabinet Council for approval shortly.70 words
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Article53 1952-02-22 1 BELGRADE. Thurs. A Communist worker was sentenced to 10 days in jail here today for throwing gasoline on a Roman Catholic bishop and then setting his clothes afire. The Incident occurred during a demonstration at Lubljans on Jan. 24 Bishop Anton Jouk was badly burned53 words
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Article15 1952-02-22 1 Two bandit supply dumps have been found in the Raub area of Pahang.15 words
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Article70 1952-02-22 1 Governor Dewey answers them NEW YORK. Thursday. MR. Thomas Dewey. Governor o/ New York, last night attacked the "demagoguery" of people who kept saying the United State* was doing all th e fighting In Korea. He told a meeting of ex-Servicemen that other Western powers had forces InReuter - 70 words
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Article48 1952-02-22 1 LONDON, Thurs. BRITISH exports in January totalled £250,000,000 and her imports t; 357,1 CO, M0 Both figures were higher than the average for the previous quarter The export average for the last three months of 1951 was £227.900,000 and that of imports £331,700,000—Re uterReuter - 48 words
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Article108 1952-02-22 1 A merica 's offer to Indonesia LONDON, Thurs. A REPORT from Washington says that in the tin I negotiations between the United States and Indonesia, at present suspended while Indonesian delegates lay the American offer before the Indonesian Government, the Americans offered the Indonesians the British agreement price of $1.18108 words
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Article64 1952-02-22 1 CANBERRA. Thurs. The Labour leader. Mr. Evatt. said today that the Opposition will vote against the Japanese peace treaty. He said: "This is contrary to the principles of international justice and a great blunder. The intended rearmament of Japan is viewed with the deepest anxiety and resentment.UP - 64 words
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Article34 1952-02-22 1 LONDON, Thurs.— London's elusive "Ladder Gang" struck again last night, raiding the suburban home ot a film actress, Celia Johnson and escaping with an estimated $25,000 worth of furs and jewels.— Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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86 1952-02-22 1 All is quiet in village of terror KULIM thurs. THE little village of Pahau, 14 miles from Kulim. is all quiet but desolate following the night of terror on Tuesday when enraged Malays, blowing whistles and bugles. killed seven Chinese and burnt four huts in retaliation 1 for the murder86 words
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Article26 1952-02-22 1 LONDON. Thurs. Numbered identity cards carried by every Briton for the laat i 12 and a half years were aboj lished today.— Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article246 1952-02-22 1 Britain to lift Suez road ban ISMAILIA, Thurs. T'HE British Army will x lift all day-time road restrictions tomorrow between the Suez Canal zone and the rest of Egypt. Road blocks and check j points will be removed from jdawn to sunset. Egyptians will b e allowed to travel freelyReuter - 246 words
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Article45 1952-02-22 1 PANMUNJOM. Thurs— The United Nations told the Communists today that Russia was not acceptable as a neutral i ceasefire supervisor because Ihe Soviet Union lies too close to Korea and has a "record of past participation" in the Korean war. Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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Advertisement42 1952-02-22 1 Everything You Need for The Great jsJss^^ Occasion fSIP^T/iJ^ GIFTS Call hi -sE* -w 6. C. De Silva Bros., JEWELLERS t Kaftte* Place. Singapore. I. Phonr ***** MSMisters FOR theQeßßAßDband STRAPPING MACHINE USING V FLAT BRIGHT STEEL BANDING SECURITY ECONOMY SAFETY APPEARANCE42 words
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Advertisement22 1952-02-22 1 mmmi 1 n r oor sn °p*ots i 1 are^ywnh._ Malaya's own favourite drink ikbJ ORANGE CRUSH is good for your health22 words
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Advertisement580 1952-02-22 2 GOVERNMENT HOUSE NOTICE Owing to the curtailment of tocijl activities at the result ot the death of Hit Ule Majctty King George VI. person* who have received invitation to the Cocktail Party to ke held at Government House on 28th February. 1952. are kindly atted to note that Hie function580 words
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Advertisement886 1952-02-22 2 NOTICES SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT AUCTION SALE 17 lots, of valuable Crown land at Shenton Way it Robinson Road on 99 years' lease to De sold by public auction on 6th March 1952 by Messrs. Cheong Hock Chye Co.. Ltd.. 14 16 Robin&on Ro&d. Singapore. Full particulars can be obtained from the886 words
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Advertisement65 1952-02-22 2 NOTICES AUCTION SALE OF Tea* dressing table, Baby's Cot, Divan. Chairs. Pressure lamps cooker. Electric shaving rarors, weighing scale, perambulator. Semi-crystal glassware. Crockery, Cutlery. Kitchen utensils. Clothings. Suitcase, Carpet, etc. To Be Held At Our Saleroom No. 10. Chulia St. On Saturday. 23rd February, 1952, At 10. 3r a.m. NOW65 words
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Advertisement886 1952-02-22 2 NOTICES AUCTION SALE of 43.648 sq. feet. FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL VACANT LAND at LEEDON PARK 4J m.s. off Holland Road to be held in our Sale-Rooms Nos. 4 4-1, Collyer Quay, on WEDNESDAY, 27th FEBRUARY 1952, at 2.30 p.m. (Messrs. R.C.H. Lim Co.— Solicitors) For Particulars, Conditions of Sale and Plans886 words
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Advertisement750 1952-02-22 2 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE is hereby gr»en Miat the partnership heretofore subsisting between LOEK MIE JAUW also known as CHNG BENG YAUW and YO CHOO HIN under the style of "TAH TONG TRADING COMPANY" at No. 40, Cross Street. Singapore, has been dissolved us on the 31st day of December. 1951.750 words
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Advertisement458 1952-02-22 2 NOTICES NOTICE S. G. PARRETT SON Notice b hrreby given that Mr. S G. Parrett has taken Mr. E. V Lord into partnership as from 19th February. 1952. The business will continue under the firm name of S. G. Parrett ft Son. MALAYAN BREWERIES, LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) NOTICE IS458 words
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Advertisement75 1952-02-22 2 \l t^^-WmmmMmmmwmmmmmm^m^m ELEPHANT' COOKI JC OIL MO HONC OIL MILLS <I9S»> LTD. •5. CHULIA STMIT. SINCAPOU. 1. T% 5911 1 Singapore Polo Club Gymkhana Meeting at the Thomson Road Polo Ground P (Ail /(Kent to the Police Training Sihool) I on Sunday Morning 24th February 1952 Commencing 9-SO a.m. I75 words
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214 1952-02-22 3 COMMONS QUERY ON 'FREE TRIPS' LONDON, Thurs. THE Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, yesterday denied that he did wrong by accepting free Journeys in ships and trains during his visit last month to the United States and Canada. He said in the HouseAP - 214 words
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Article, Illustration33 1952-02-22 3 SOME OF THE WREATHS on the lawn surrounding St. George's Chapel at Windso r Castle, which were sent from all over the world in sympathy for King George VI, being admired by visitors.33 words
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Article54 1952-02-22 3 JAKARTA. Thurs The Indonesian Foreign Minister. Mr Achmed Subardjo resigned today. A Government spokesman said after the Cabinet session today that the Government did not agree to Mr. Subardjo's commitment of signing the agreement with the American Ambassador, Mr. Cochran, for American aid under the Mutual Security54 words
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Article205 1952-02-22 3 Sisters separated by earthquake ROME, Thursday. AN Italian woman was reunited today with the sister she lost when, as children, 37 years ago they were buried alive by an earthquake that killed their widowed mother. When the earthquake struck Avezzano, central Italy, in 1915, the lostReuter - 205 words
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Article37 1952-02-22 3 RANGOON, Thurs. Two passengers were killed and 12 injured when rebels fired small arms and mortar s for ten hours at an inland steamer that went aground at Henzada. 66 miles north37 words
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Article30 1952-02-22 3 SANTIAGO, Thurs. A newspaper here reported yesterday that a Chilean air force plane, flying near the Argentine frontier, had seen two explosions "similar to atomic bomb explosions." Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article46 1952-02-22 3 TOKYO, Thurs. Press reports said that Communist groups began riots in five I Japanese cities for an hour j tonight. Groups of up to 400-strong attacked police stations and mobbed railway stations. Seven rioters were arrested. Fourteen people were injured.— U.P.UP - 46 words
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Article41 1952-02-22 3 ROME, Thurs.—Ex-Mar-shal of Italy. Rodolf Graziani, has been relieved of four military decorations for valour. In 1950. Grazlani was sentenced to 19 years' gaol for collaboration with the Germans. Amnesties cut the term to 14 months.— A.PAP - 41 words
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Article32 1952-02-22 3 STOCKHOLM, Thurs.— Two former Communist Journalists yesterday were committed for trial in Sweden's third spy trial in four months. Russia was the foreign power named.— ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article58 1952-02-22 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs. PRESIDENT Truman, seriously concerned at the recent wave of air crashes, set up a special commission yesterday to investigate them, with the famous flyer, James H. Doolittle. at its head. The President's action follows three crashes within two months at Elizabeth New Jersey,AP - 58 words
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Article41 1952-02-22 3 LONDON, Thurs. Mr. Anthony Nutting, the undersecretary of the Foreign Office, told the Commons yesterday that the investigation concerning the disappearance last spring of two Foreign Office officials, Guy Burgess and Stuart Maclean, was still open.— AJ\P.41 words
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Article45 1952-02-22 3 KARACHI. Thurs. The Freedom of the City of Karachi was conferred on Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt yesterday. The Karachi Corporation also presented her with a silver replica of the Royal Mosque at Lahore, built by the Mogul emperors in the 16th century.— A.PAP - 45 words
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125 1952-02-22 3 SAIGON. Thurs. VIETNAMESE national guardsmen beat back a violent attack by Vietmlnh Communist rebels on Phumy outpost, 30 miles south of Hanoi, this week, a French Union Arm v bulletin said today. It sqtrt tfce rVbeLs withdrew '*t dawn y*st£rdav leaving a number ofReuter - 125 words
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124 1952-02-22 3 WASHINGTON, Thursday. PRESIDENT Truman yesterday said that he had 1 not made commitments to Britain to send troops anywhere in the world. His statement was a belated reply to a question asked him at his news conference earlier in the day. Earlier the HouseReuter - 124 words
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181 1952-02-22 3 Many nobles want to be champion —for Queen LONDON, Thurs 600 YEAR OLD court will meet soon to select a "Champion of England" from the nobility to challenge and fight anyone at the coronation of Queen Elizabeth who publicly opposes her rule. Many noble families have petitioned to perform thisReuter - 181 words
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168 1952-02-22 3 LONDON. Thurs. A COMMONWEALTH Prime Ministers' conference is expected to take place In London at the time of the coronation of Queen Elizabeth, a reliable source said here today. No official announcement has yet been made about the I date of the coronation iReuter - 168 words
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Article20 1952-02-22 3 LONDON, Thurs.— British shipping insurance companies may increase the premiums on Liberty ships built during the war. AFP.AFP - 20 words
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Article169 1952-02-22 3 MANILA, Thursday. /X>LONEL Nobuhiko Jimbo, here to convince i group of Japanese stragglers to surrender, estimated that "at least one thousand" Japanese are still hiding in the islands. Mast of the stragglers, he aaid, are probably holding out in the mountains of northern Luzon andAP - 169 words
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Article, Illustration35 1952-02-22 3 THIS SMART NARROW SKIRTED dress lust displayed in Paris is characterised bu the bold embroidery at the bottom of the tight fitting coat and the bold row of black buttons down the front35 words
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186 1952-02-22 3 LONDON. Thursday. ELIZABETH Taylor, 19-year-old Hollywood star, was married here today to British film actor, Michael Wilding, after last-minute cables to the United States had produced radio pictures of the essential divorce papers which the bride had left behind. Hysterical fans surged outside theReuter - 186 words
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Article36 1952-02-22 3 BONN, Thurs\- Dr. Franz Riehter, neo-Nazi member of the West Gertnan Parliament, who was arrested yesterday, has confessed 1 to being Fritz Roesller, a senior Nazi official, the Public Prosecutor Sftid today.- Reiite^36 words
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Advertisement129 1952-02-22 3 A strong, clear jalm Im\ w 4f\ mk\ Heavy sleepers choose the IPS CLARION because of its |^E Kfl specially large bell. A 30p^fl k° ur a arm c lock in blue HpSMp a °d green cases with twoWp' tone 4' dial. All with full BjßP^__J luminous numerals. British TOk___—^129 words
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Advertisement135 1952-02-22 3 It kSB GREEN PEAS... the ttuy you like them. Only choice, **S?772k^ young, succulent peas are picked fur s|jjjEi2fcP "Mountain Maid". Serve with a pat tf^ffl^^V of butter and. of course, sprigs of l^sl#tsi!) Wonderful ivith lamb! 'MOUNTAIN MAID (16 oz. tin) Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. EVEf r hyLTh.c135 words
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Article, Illustration531 1952-02-22 4 FRANCIS WONG - FRANCIS WONG By IX>R the poor people of Singapore-the hawkers, labour- ers and the pavement traders-there is ScJS&\ffiJsS c JS&\ffiJ5 retirement The hand-to-mouth nature of their live lihood makes them rely for tomorrow's meal on today s hard work, whether they are 16531 words
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Advertisement146 1952-02-22 4 Indoor smells killed in the v^Mry NEW AMAZING DISCOVERY 0m yMf wVfc^ a tdoes+L ftll An amazino Discovmv, Air-wick. vSgJBMBHI 'V kills unple*i»ni indoor smells even Ib^ SSwib^fl (he strongest cooking smell*. »tale --**^vfis£^xl[ tob*cco»mcUs, bathroom Mnell» Ii kills •KHtete^JJjjgj!' them in ihe air. It «c«ually makes your ;(S! <S*-146 words
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Article71 1952-02-22 5 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs Malay Regiment recruits who lormed the guard of honour when the new High Commissioner, Sir Gerald Templer arrived will pass out at a parade at the Malay Regiment depot i n Port Dickson on Sunday, March 2. The parade also marks the 19th anniversary71 words
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Article14 1952-02-22 5 SEREMBAN, Thurs.— Rasah resettlement area has been declared a food restricted area.14 words
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184 1952-02-22 5 Students pledge aid to woman leader \|RS. Shirin Fozdar, mover of the scheme to form a Council of Women to emancipate local women from their subjection to men, said yesterday that male students at the University of Malaya had been teasing the women students about the idea This week, she184 words
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Article93 1952-02-22 5 ALOR STAR. Thurs. Changes and new appointments to the Kedah State and Executiv£ Councils are: Mr. Soon Cheng Sun, who recently returned from a trip to Britain and America, has resumed his appointment as State and Executive Councillor. Mr. Urn Teng Kwang, who acted in Mr. Soon's93 words
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Article38 1952-02-22 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Alor Gajah and Jasln police district* i n Malacca have been declared food restricted areas under the Emergency Regulations. This is to deny supplies to the bandits in the areas.38 words
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Article61 1952-02-22 5 MR. Justice Rogers will hear, in Singapore Supreme Court tod»>. an application by Inche Mansur Adabi Zl t0 ppeal J? th Priy y Council against the ruling that his marriage to 13-year-old Maria Hertorh was null and void The wilin* was made by Mr Justice Brow n61 words
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Article185 1952-02-22 5 KILLED MANFINED $200 K. LUMPUR, Thurs. WONG Yit Kim, driver fT of the car which knocked down and killed Mr. Derek Green assistant director of the Malayan Film Unit, was today fined $200 for dangerous driving by the Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate. Wong, defended- by Mr. s. M. Yong. was185 words
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Article55 1952-02-22 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tnurs The Deputy Chief Scout of the British Commonwealth and Empire. General Sir Rob Lockhart, will give a talk from the Kuala Lumpur station of Radio Malaya at 8 pm. tomorrow. Tomorrow is Founder's Day for Scouts. The Chief Scout Commissioner, Federation Mr. E. M.55 words
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Article80 1952-02-22 5 TELUK ANSON, Thurs.Six Officials and seven Unpfflcials have been appointed to the Lower Perak Town Board for the year They are: The District Officer, Lower Perak (chairman); the Assistant District Officer, Lower Perak (deputy chairman); the Health Officer, Lower Perak; the IJxecutive Engineer, P.WX)., Lower Perakthe O.C.P.D..80 words
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Article46 1952-02-22 5 PENANG. Thurs— Penang Anglo-Chinese School Union will hold a tea party on Friday in honour of two leading members— Mr. Khoo Soo Jon, on his appointment as a Justice of the Peace, and Dr. Cheah Cheng Poh on his election as a Municipal Councillor.46 words
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321 1952-02-22 5 'I am the engineer of the Ship of State,' he says MR. MacGILLIVRAY OUTLINES HIS TASKS KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. J^JR. D. C. MacGillivray, Deputy High Commissioner, in his first broadcast over Radio Malaya, tonight said that one of his main tasks was to ensure that the Civil Service was a321 words
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131 1952-02-22 5 $45½ m. duty collected last month KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. J^AST month's Federal revenue, collected by the Customs and Excise Department, amounted to $45,642,943.17. Of this, $18,372,505.88 was the export duty on rubber while another $393,980.94 was the cess on rubber. The export duty on tin and tin ore was $6,092,730.20.131 words
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Article, Illustration78 1952-02-22 5 GERDA SEEKS NEW LIFE IN AMERICA MISS GERDA SAMUEL, receptionist at a Singapore hotel, who left in the Fernland yesterday to emigrate to the United States after a two-year wait. She has been almost round the world since she was 16. when her parents were killed by the Nazis in78 words
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Article23 1952-02-22 5 TELUK ANSON, Thurs.— For breaking the curfew at the 46>2 m.s. Ipoh-Teluk Anson Road. M. Vellu and Gnenadikam were fln%d S2C-23 words
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Article33 1952-02-22 5 TELUK ANSON. Thurs Tamsir bin Mohamed, aged 23, was sentanced to three months' Imprisonment to be followed by six months' police supervision, for criminal breach of trust of a bicycle.33 words
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Article66 1952-02-22 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Malay schools in Pahang are to be provided with libraries under a State Government scheme, It was announced today. The libraries will be open to adults living near the schools, as well as to children To start the scheme the Government Is contributing66 words
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Article77 1952-02-22 5 <ruii!. Bishop of Singapore x the Rt. Rev. H. W. Baines. has lost four topaz stones th ,s2o?u, $20 ?u from hls yeUow 1 Andrew>S i^ 0Uc t, a J" c lnve stigating the logs, which was discovered I before the Colony's memorial service for the late77 words
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381 1952-02-22 5 CINGAPORE Government narrowiy survived what amounted to a vote of censure on its agreement to lease a portion of the Collyer Quay car park to a private club at Wednesday's meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council. A motion, introduced by Mr. N. A. Mallal381 words
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Article193 1952-02-22 5 IPOH. Thurs. WHEN a 37-year-old exTT reservist of the Malayan Peoples' Antl-Japancse Army Leonsr Pool, was sentenced to death today for having a shot gun and ammunition at Sinlu. in the Ipoh area. In January this year, he told Mr Justice Hill before193 words
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Article51 1952-02-22 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.-, The Chief Secretary has fixed the following values for assessing customs duties for the period from Feb 21 to 27: Rubber $1,20 1 per 1b copra $428 per ton, coconut oil $800 per ton, palm oil $977.50 per ton, palm kernels S514.25 per51 words
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Advertisement135 1952-02-22 5 For men of action... \K\df fiyffiy Men who spend long hours out of doors AXnAiy^vl select •Viyella' Sports Shirts, A/M^slwfflA SockB and Go]{ HoBe find that these fino q««l'ty textilea wear and wear for many years. Viyella IF IT SHRINKS WE REPLACE r^^lCSB I MADi m iNOLAND SSBJ WBJJAM HOUJW135 words
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Advertisement70 1952-02-22 5 I well below ceiling price r^l^ OVERCOATS I I Single Breasted J»kik B^l V(I FOR HOME I CROMBIES by SUMRIE s§, Wide selection of Colourings ffs if I JhBB 1 Single Breasted and Belted. C 3 g| I And other makes all British and £3 fi they're all hand tailored70 words
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269 1952-02-22 6 Govt. is silent on the two 'ineligible councillors' OINGAPORE'S centre of Government, Empres> Place, was silent yesterday on the 'Case ot the Ineligible City Councillors', and all that Government spokesmen would say was We are considering what to do." The acting Supervisor of Elections, Mr. George G Thomson, was not269 words
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Article, Illustration132 1952-02-22 6 SIXTY members of the Prince Edward Road Boys Club, in Singapore, yesterday bade farewell to their friend. Mr. J. P. Pennr-father-Evans. at a tea party. Mr. Pennefather-Evans. retiring Commissioner ol Police, told them: "It is with feelings of real regret that I leave you. •Unfortunately, the choice Is not in132 words
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133 1952-02-22 6 A BADGE, luminous at night, will be displayed for the first time next month on the right hand bumper of 1.300 Singapore taxis The public will then see it advertised on the screen, in the newspapers and on billboards. The oadges will be133 words
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Article75 1952-02-22 6 PENANG. Thurs. THE American-owned 1,164ton tanker, Stanvac Meifoo. which arrived in Penang on Tuesday after signalling that she was in distress 60 miles off Aero Island, in the Malacca Straits, left Penang last night. Repairs to her steering gear were carried out by Penang Harbour Board75 words
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Article41 1952-02-22 6 Four hundred people attended a cocktail party given by Singapore Indian merchants at the Sea View hotel last night in honour of Mr. J J Singh president of the Indian League of America, who is visiting the Colony41 words
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Article32 1952-02-22 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— From six a.m. to-morrow a 24-hour curfew will be imposed on the area south of the Kluang to Mersing Road, Johore, between the 21st and 26th milestones.32 words
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Article27 1952-02-22 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— Lim Vane Mui. a lorry driver, was fined $200 in the Johore Bahru Police Court for carrying two tons overweight.27 words
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Article199 1952-02-22 6 5 WEEKS for BOARD TO PASS PLANS MR. J. A. Harvey, chair- man of the Singapore 1 1 Rural Board, yesterday j again stated at the Board's meeting that the i i average time taken last j year for a building plan j to be approved was flva i weeks.199 words
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Article36 1952-02-22 6 The total amount of currency notes in circulation in Malaya on Feb. 1 was $789,262,351. the Board oi Commissioners of Currency said yesterday. The average amount in circulation in January was $778.333.480.36 words
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Article17 1952-02-22 6 Bandits set fire to lorries in the Kluang and Kota Tinggi areas of Johore yesterday.17 words
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Article83 1952-02-22 6 RIDA lends $20,000 to craftsman KOTA BAHRU. Thurs. rw\HE Rural and Industrial JL Development Authority has made a loan of $20,000 to a Kota Bahru furniture maker. Ismail Yusoff. to build a new workshop and equip it with electrical machinery. RIDA has also granted $6,100 to Kelantan State to build83 words
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Article228 1952-02-22 6 Blackout areas glB-STATIONS liable to load shrddinr today: DAY Trafalgar St.. Anson Rd.. Sago St.. Ramah St.. People's Park. N'anson Ed., Lam Soon Oil Mills. Gnan Hin. U.E. Network. IE Factory. River Valley Rd.. Kllliney Rd.. Orchard Rd.. Armenian SI. Static, Adelphi. Capitol. Newton 1 and 2. Wavang Satu. Balmoral228 words
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Article31 1952-02-22 6 Mr T J Garner export manager for Evans Medical Supplies, of Liverpool, was entertained to dinner by members of the Singapore branch of the company at the New World.31 words
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Article98 1952-02-22 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. BUSES on the five-mile route from Ampang Town, Kuala Lumpur, were stopped yesterday by a curfew imposed in the Ampang area from 5.30 a.m. which kept drivers and conductors of the Len Chee Bus Company in their honw»s all day. The curfew98 words
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Article101 1952-02-22 6 Y.W.C.A.: Malay classes, beginners 9.15 a.m. and 5.15 p.m. continuation class 10.30 a.m.; mandarin classes, beginners 9.30 a.m.. advanced 10.30 a.m. V.M.C.A.: Tennis at Bras Ba r ah Road 5 p.m.; MYF s.vimmine gala sub-committee meeting 5.15 I pm.; commercial classes 5.30 pin.; judo practice S.3P p.m.; weightlifting101 words
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Article41 1952-02-22 6 A service of worship In English will be held at the Chinese Methodist Church. Kuala Pilah. Negri Sembilan. on Sunday at 9 30 a.m. The Rev. Abel Eklund of the Wesley Church. Serem- ban. will conduct the service41 words
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Article54 1952-02-22 6 PENANG, Thurs— The Peiiang Coroner, Mr. D. C. I. Wernham, recorded a verdict 1 of death by misadventure today on L. A. C. Harry Wormald, of the R. A. F. Wormald died on Christmas Day last year when he was crushed between an R. A. F. ambulance54 words
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Article32 1952-02-22 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Haji Hassan bin Kastr. charged in the Johore Bahru Police Court today with causing hurt to Marsirah binte Kalimi and Marian binte Chokro. was allowed $300 bail32 words
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Article42 1952-02-22 6 IPOH, Thurs.— The St. John's Women's Fellowship will hold their annual mothering social on Saturday at th? Anderson School hall at 8 p.m. Admission will be by tickets at $2 each. Proceeds will *o to the church hall building found.42 words
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296 1952-02-22 6 THE City Police Court Magistrate, Mr. K. J. L. Jamieson, yesterday recommended that a 16-vf>ar-nIH irirl. Lee Ah Kwee, be prosecuted for per- ury. Lee witness in a case in which Soon Ah Sai wa s charged with operating a "pirate" taxi, was questioned about296 words
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Article97 1952-02-22 6 OINGAPORE City Council will appeal against a decision made yesterday by the City Police Court Magistrate, Mr. K. J L. Jamieson. Mr. Jamieson dismissed a City Council application for a mandatory order against the Singapore Baggage Transport Company. The order sought the demolition of four97 words
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Article259 1952-02-22 6 Decay, the commonest form ot dental disease. Is often the result of neglecting to keep teeth perfectly clean. The biting surface. the spaces- oetween teeth and where gums overlap them are the danger spots. Small particles ol I food tend to get embedded In these I259 words
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Advertisement248 1952-02-22 6 I^nPUBLIC ADDRESS I^^3|Jl Sn amplifying equipment (mSmMH liAvi I COOPER CAR BREAKS 12 WORLD'S RECORDS 350 c.c. Car— B/10/51 50 Km, 50 miles, 100 Km, 1 hour, 100 miles, 100 Km. 500 c.c. Car 9/10/51 50 Km, 50 miles, 100 Km, 1 hour, 100 miles. 100 Km. SPRING ROSE FESTIVAL,248 words
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Advertisement166 1952-02-22 6 KLBM quality is 111 I fJI 1% li .■Jfly^^ pm* jafs \i/gl> MILK FUst in Pref ere...« Ihe World Ovi Cur Vj jUi»<l»nl"« Inlrnwl <-i" RritiM WT 19 SM-o-o-r//Esr r^~ &AZ06... Hit &}ftt± i fi "C AHU/lAO££ AT All I£AD/#GS7OA£S X To keep clothes really white always use a little166 words
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Article88 1952-02-22 7 $20,000 WILL TIP THE SCALES SINGAPORE market stallholders have placed an order for 960 English scales costing $20,000 the biggest single order of its kind. This follows the City Council's decision to enforce the use in markets of scales instead of tlachings. A spokesman of the United Markets Association yesterday88 words
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Article85 1952-02-22 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. rpHE executives of the UMNO X divisions of Johore Bahru Kota Tinggi and Mersing will hold a conference at Kota Tinggi tomorrow to discuss a proposal that UMNO should familiarise members with State Council elections Other proposals are that the Johore Bahru division should85 words
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Article38 1952-02-22 7 SEREMBAN, Thurs.— Some 40 people attended the first of a weekly series of first -aid cla&sfts held at the King Georgt v School here last night Doctor Moh Said lectured ar.«< gave first-aid demonstrations38 words
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288 1952-02-22 7 Electricity men to get a $2,000, 000 housing unit 'BETTER THAN FLATS 9 A $2,000,000 scheme to build a 12-storey housing unit for Electricity Department officers on a seafront site adjoining the new Pasir Panjang Power Station has been approved by City Councillors. The building, which will provide accommodation tor288 words
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Article48 1952-02-22 7 SINGAPORE Chinese telephone subscribers yesterday welcomed the Oriental Telephone and Electric Company's publication of their directory in Chinese The translation of the directory, which was done by the Nany'ang Printers took five months. The Chinese edition contains 228 pages About 15.000 copies have been printed.48 words
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Article39 1952-02-22 7 TELUK ANSON, Thurs. For possession of apparatus for the manufacture of intoxicating liquor and of two gallons and one pi'it of samsu. Tan Ah Hee. a 53-year-old woman, was fined a total of $350 at Teluk Anson.39 words
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Article33 1952-02-22 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— The first meeting of the newly formed Rotary Club of South Johore will be held at the Johore Bahru General Hospital on Tuesday, Feb. 26, at 5 p.m.33 words
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143 1952-02-22 7 PENANG, Thursday. SHOPKEEPERS used to order goods from a young salesman, V. S. Subramaniam, and they used to pay him deposits on their orders. But, the magistrate's court was told here today, the shopkeepers never received the goods. Then they started writing to the143 words
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Article63 1952-02-22 7 Calligraphy contest jyjORE than 100 students from Chinese middle and primary schools in Singapore will take part in the fourth annual calligraphy contest at the Chinese Y.M.C.A. o n Sunday. The contest is divided Into two sections— middle school section and primary school section. First, second and third prizes will63 words
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Article, Illustration253 1952-02-22 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thnrs. THIRTY grandfathers turned out at a Home Guard parade at the Sun*el Tua Malay resettlement area, 10 miles from Kuala Lumpur, today. They were inspected by the Mentri Besar of Selangor, Raja Uda bin Raja Muhammad. The grey-haired, toothless warriors of253 words
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Article96 1952-02-22 7 Navigator dies in air crash A SERGEANT navigator wa& killed when a twinengined Mosquito aircraft from R.A.P. Tengah crashed yesterday six miles from Pontian Kechil, on the west coast of Johore. The pilot, Sergeant Philip Holden -Rush worth, aged 23, escaped by parachute and was slightly injured. When the pilot96 words
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Article22 1952-02-22 7 ,?T EMBAN. Thurs.-Move-ment of oxen and buffaloes from Negri Sembilan except by licence, has been forbidden Br event indiscriminate slaughtering.22 words
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Article41 1952-02-22 7 In three screening operations in the Seremban area of Negri Sembilan, police arrested 20 Chinese men and seven women. Bandits murdered the deputy kepala of an estate in the Tanjong Malim area of Selangor.41 words
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Article112 1952-02-22 7 PENANQ. Thurs. THE UMNO president, Tungku Abdul Rahman, has held informal talks with local MCA leaders on a possible extension of the UMNOMCA alliance to Penang, but no decision has yet been reached, the Straits Times learns. Penang MCA leaders said today they would defer a112 words
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Article147 1952-02-22 7 Chinese asked to train Malays 1 TELUK ANSON, Thurs. j I OWER Perak Working Committee of the j Paloh Club of Ipoh wants Malays between 17 and 20 years of age to be apprenticed to Chinese j artisans so that they can be trained to help their own people. The147 words
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Article41 1952-02-22 7 i^i^xw^&r I**1 tbe cJony 1 7125 LL w S s foun(l in ttle false "PPe'S of a pajr 1 o/ shoes whibh he was wearing when he was arrested- diTbbard a mdtor sampan In Tne Singapore41 words
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Advertisement319 1952-02-22 7 Your baby needs Glaxo to grow healthy teething time easier and bappier^^|p^M for both of you. For Glaxo is a carefully balanced baby food, with 1 vitamin D and iron added, and helps build strong teeth and bones and healthy bodies. Glaxo is especially suitable for babies in the tropics—319 words
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Miscellaneous55 1952-02-22 7 SINGAPORE 10 aan. Emergency News from K.L.; 10.05 "Matinee"; 11-11.30 'Music for Strings"; 1 p.m. Radio Orch.; 1 30 News; 1.45-2 Dance Music; 6.15 News; 6.17 "Forces Favourites" 6.55 Announcements; 7 News; 7.15 "Reporter^ Notebook"; 7.30 "Hit Parade"; 8 Talk; 8.15 "Evening Star"; 8.30 "Friday Prom"; 9.30 News; 9.45 "Latin55 words
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Miscellaneous67 1952-02-22 7 10 30-11 'Take your Partners Please". KUALA LUMPUR 10 a.m. -11. 30 As S'pore; l d m. of Popular Music 1.30 News; 1.45-2 Sammy Kaye and his Band; 6.15 "At You Service"; 6.55-7.15 As S'pore; 7 15 "Latin American Serenade"; 7.30 "Take It Prom Here"; 8 Talk; 8.15 "K.L. Radio67 words
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Miscellaneous67 1952-02-22 7 for a while"; 10.30-11 "Music for Dancing" PENANG 10 a.m. -10. 09 As S'pore; 1 p.m. -2 As S'pore; 2-3 As K.L.; 6 "Variety Fare' 1 6.30 "London Sudio Melodies"; 6.55-7.15 As S'pore: 7 15 "Hawaii Calls"; 7 30 "Personal Choice"; 8 Talk; 8.15 Light Music; 8.30 "Release from Pain";67 words
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Article35 1952-02-22 8 THE engagement Is a""™"^ tfT Sing 0 S Ke"nKam rick' Klat youngest «»n o Madam Urn P"* n e0 Kelantan. to Urn Sian Chit eldest daughter of Mr. Mrs Llm Tee Teong of Trengganu.35 words
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Obituary15 1952-02-22 8 PAGE: Mrs. tticnstru died in London on 18th February J952. after a long illness.15 words
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724 1952-02-22 8 The Straits Times Singapore, Fri., Feb. 22, 1952. The Price Of Rice would sell their nee bi me lowest possible price for th«» sake of friendship and in the interests of humanity. No-one who has followed Siamese market manipulations will expect Bangkok to do less than fight for the last724 words
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Article333 1952-02-22 8 If the public of Singapore are not prepared to pay for a badminton hall, then they do not deserve one. It is difficult for even the most rabid badminton fan to quarrel with Mr. Blythe's curt description of the plight of the Radminton Hall Fund Com- 1333 words
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Article64 1952-02-22 8 IPOH. Thurs —For the first time, the Anglican diocesan synod will be held in Ipoh for three days starting on Wednesday. Apr 30. About 100 people will attend The Bishop of Singapore, the Rt Rev. H W. Baines. will preside. Tbe sesssion will be64 words
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Article, Illustration1105 1952-02-22 8 BOB L. KROON - Central Java in the grip of revolt BOB L. KROON By SEMARANG, Java. THE rich rice and sugar-cane lands of Central Java, fairly peaceful since the days if the Indonesian struggle for freedom, have suddenly become the scene of bitter fighting between the Indonesian army and the armed terrorists ofAP - 1,105 words
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639 1952-02-22 8 Fred Hampson - Fred Hampson By HONG KONG. TTOE Chinese Com- munists' newspapers, radios, magazines, pamphlets, speeches and discussions are so full of "confessions" of Gov ernment graft, that a Hong Kong onlooker gets the impression tha the Red regime is abou 1 to collapse from639 words
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Article401 1952-02-22 8 Of a horse TUESDAY'S Free Press headline, "Trip to Pacific to meet a fish," naturally recalls the story of the Irish horse-coper, which will probably be unknown to most Asian readers. The horse-coper (a man who, among other things, sells horses) took his stance at the fair,401 words
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Advertisement714 1952-02-22 8 Strain Times Free Prets OTQt/ct. O«CHA«OJ«OAD. ..II CU »>♦'•<» »dv»rh»«"W"»» j'm b* h»ndcd lo: CITY BOOH STOM HO. W,Mhf<ltt H»«» Collvcr Q"V CITt «OOK STOBI ITO 9) T»«Kt<" CLASSIFIED ADS. ir>OAN- To wife or m- r LoW a daughter, at Bungsar 21 2.52. Both doing Uf.ll. ANNOINCEMENT THE Annual General714 words
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Advertisement44 1952-02-22 8 DREADER'S igest More than 70 editors read over 500 worthwhile publications month books, ma*»tines. newspapers and select and condense the best of it all, and only rite very best of that goes into the Reader's Digest. RAJ 6c GOPAL LTD PHONE ***** SINGAPORE =E==^=44 words
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Advertisement10 1952-02-22 8 Leiters to the editor will be found in page 1310 words
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Advertisement114 1952-02-22 8 tmiilulPTii'l'u* 6 Raffles PIa [MMftAJMMAi*j Phone *****. ffl** OPTICIAN i|jL» Sknip '^"▼/f lust what the docroi o derod L-/W to avoid the dotting. < >-igi"g LkF and corif»;on caused by jM> X common inks. A switch to Sknp y'-^O can save many dollars in costly S^f repairs, or ctfnplete replace114 words
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Article451 1952-02-22 9 Watherston to take over temporarily from del Tufo KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. \yiTH the retirement of Mr. M. V. del Tufo, announced officially this morning, the functions of Chief Secretary, formerly the second highest official in the Federation, will be greatly reduced. A hint of this was451 words
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Article, Illustration32 1952-02-22 9 HONG KONG ACTOR. Kuan Tuck Hing. portrays a war hero of the Sung Dynasty in a Chinese play now being performed at the Lucky World Park in Kuala Lumpur.32 words
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176 1952-02-22 9 THREE modern Infant Weifare and Health centres are to be set up in Singapore this year, Dr. M. Doraisingham, Chief Health Officer, told the Singapore Rural Board yesterday These clinics will be at Holland Road, Nee Soon and Pulau Tekong. They vAll each176 words
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Article18 1952-02-22 9 The RingaDore Turf Club has sent a donation of $50,000 to the Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association Fund18 words
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148 1952-02-22 9 HE TELLS COURT: 'I KILLED MY WIFE' A CHINESE coppersmith, Neo Liang, told Mr. Justice Knight at Singapore Assizes esterda v that he killed his wife because she tried to strangle their year-old baby boy. Neo was alleged to have killed hlg wife with a chopper at a house in148 words
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Article58 1952-02-22 9 Board Dr. Hill report rE Singapore Rural Board will consider the report on local government drawn up by the Special Commissioner appointed by Government. Dr. L. C Hill, at a special meeting. Mr. J A. Harvey, chairman of tiie Board, asked members at their meeting yesterday to submit their views58 words
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Article49 1952-02-22 9 The Singapore Regional Indian Congress will hold a public meeting at 6 p.m. today at the Indian Association grounds at Balestier Road, Singapore. Mr. J. J. Singh, president of the Indian League, who is on a visit to the Colony will s peak on "IndoAmerican Relations."49 words
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Article31 1952-02-22 9 Ng Ah Lei. a boy aged four, was found drowned in the Serangoon River on Jan 5 the Singapore Coroner, Mr Choor Singh, was told yesterdiy. Verdict: Misadventure.31 words
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Article29 1952-02-22 9 An armed Chinese held up a Malay woman. Zahara binte All, behind the Changi market in Singapore yesterday and robbed her of $21 and her identity card.29 words
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Article177 1952-02-22 9 ALOR STAR, Thursday. IV'OKK will start next month on a $6,000,000 Army camp on State land at Kepala Batas aerodrome seven miles from Alor Star. The Kedah State Engineer Mr. Weir, told the Straits Times today the camo would accommodate a battalion, with houses177 words
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Article134 1952-02-22 9 GOVT. SAVES THIS WAY SINGAPORE Government may build temporary k quarters to relieve the acute housing shortage facing the rank and file of the Colony police force. This week, Government voted $176,850 to convert Kigs at Pasir Panjang, Eunos, and Kolam Lane into temporary rs for134 words
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117 1952-02-22 9 Royal names for estate in Singapore ROADS at Princess Elizabeth housing estate, Buk i t Timah, Singapore, are to be named after Queen Elizabeth 11, Prince Charles and Princess Anne. Other roads may be named after the donors of the land. Credit Fonder. Singapore Rural Board yesterday agreed that three117 words
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Article45 1952-02-22 9 pLASTIC toy pistols—replicas of a 38 automatichave been seized b^ the Singapore C.I.D. from a local dealer And the C.I.D. yesterday warned shopkeepers to stop selling these toy-pistols A spokesman said: "They might be dangerous if used by the wrong people."45 words
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Article112 1952-02-22 9 TAN Pong, part-owner in a bumboat business, described in the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday how he searched for two hours for his partner, Ong Tan Swee. 22, after he had fallen overboard in the Outer Roads of Singapore Harbour on Dec. 29. Ong's body was never found.112 words
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Article31 1952-02-22 9 A small bandit camp was located by a patrol of 92 Squadron. R.A.F. Regiment, Malaya, in the Sungei Besi area, near Kuala Lumpur yesterday. A Chinese was arrested nearby.31 words
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Article26 1952-02-22 9 The postponed Bedok M.Y.F., Singapore, reunion social and fancy dress competition will now be held at 25, Sea Avenue, tomorrow at 7 30 p.m.26 words
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Article29 1952-02-22 9 The final rehearsal for the Youth Week Rally that is to be held tomorrow on Raffles Institution ground, will start at 2.30 p.m. instead of 4 p.m.29 words
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148 1952-02-22 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. THE Federation Government today published a Bill to i let British and Commonwealth prisoners gaoled in the Malay States complete their sentences at home. The Bill seeks to apply the Colonial Prisoners Removal I Act 1884 to the Malay148 words
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Article156 1952-02-22 9 LONDON, Thurs. rfHE Daily Telegraph's Singapore correspondent understands "from those close to General Templer" that General Tempter's initial plans for dealing with the Communist problem are unlikely to change materially the framework devised by General Sir Harold Briggs. Resettlement will continue as a basic156 words
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Article71 1952-02-22 9 SEREMBAN, Thurs jy^ORE than 200 people, including principals teachers and committee members of Negri Sembilan Chinese schools, gave a tea party to the Rev. Y. Y. Huang. Assistant Inspector of Chinese Schools, Negri Sembilan, last night on the eve of his retirement after 22 years in Government71 words
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Article55 1952-02-22 9 The annual general meeting of the congregation of the Presbyterian Church, Singapore, will take place In the Tomlinson Hall, next Wednesday at 8.30 p.m. It will be followed by a social. Apart from the usual business, the meeting will consider suggestions for accommodating the Sunday school in55 words
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Article55 1952-02-22 9 pEORGE Teo Peck Tiew, of VI Tlong Poh Road was yesterday acquitted in the Singapore Third District Court on three charges of cheating Mr. Vas Dev. Bajaj, manager of Malayan Impex Company, of $30,308. Mr. Peter Ball, ASP., prosecuting, said he was instructed by the Deputy Public55 words
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Article33 1952-02-22 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— All bin Mobi and Hodri bin Rais, who carried rice in a lorry without covering it with a tarpaulin, were each fined $70 in Johor e Bahru today33 words
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Article108 1952-02-22 9 y[R. Lim Yew Hock, president of the Singapore Trade Union Congress, said yesterday that he would .vintroduce his motion for Government employees unions to be allowed to join the T.U.C. at the first meet- ing of the Singapore Legislative Council next year. When it108 words
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165 1952-02-22 9 DRIVERS WENT ON A SPREE AT NEW YEAR SINGAPORE Traffic Police said yesterday that an a "almost unbelievable deterioration" in driving standards over Chinese New Year caused the high road toll for January. There were 1,088 accidents and eleven people were killed. But the monthly police report says "Constructive criticism165 words
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Article151 1952-02-22 9 Malaya may enrich its rice K. LUMPUR, Thurs. itfALAYA may enrich iT1 white rice to prevent beri-beri and other diseases if a report on rice enrichment in the Philippines by a flve-iran international team is satisfactory. The team includes a representative from Malaya— pr. I. A. Simpson, senior biochemist attached151 words
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Article52 1952-02-22 9 FIVE FINED $1,525 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs.— Repeated complaints about the high prices of cigarettes in Bagan Serai led Food and Price Control inspectors to take action. Four coffee shop employees and .one proprietor were fined a total of $1,525 In the Parit Buntar court vesterda.y. Cigarettes sei/f-d from the shops52 words
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Article43 1952-02-22 9 HAWKING— $3 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs Denying that she had hawked fowls and ducks Tan Ming Heok told the magistrate that as she alighted from a car. bargain hunters surrounded her and she was arrested She was fined $3 for hawking wthout a licence.43 words
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Advertisement40 1952-02-22 9 Gcecafatf Fpyt* ton HEALTH, COMFORT EFFICIENCY KUALA IPOH (INC. IN ENGLAND) ir«_»n LUMPUR SINGAPORE PENANG (ESTABLISHED 45 YEARS IN MALAYA) -mWECIAH Sfc 1 SARDINES jAP^^S^ in oil U o(z* ll IN TOMATO SAUCt ANY VARIETY ANY SOURCE AYAM ARE BETTER!40 words
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Advertisement61 1952-02-22 9 Evettre big six AND STANDARD SHEETS ARE AVAILABLE IN LARGE SHEETS FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL CONSTRUCTION. LJ I I 1 EVERITE* STANDARD SMttTS IN HORIZONTAL AND ViRTICAI COURSES Vsou distributors: SIME, D A RBY TUItl WESTINGHOUSE **-w«REFRIGERATOR ~/f. MODEL SC 8 EASY PAYMENTS CAN BE ARRANGED AUTHORISED DEALER.— SOUTH ASIA61 words
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Article147 1952-02-22 10 Board with $10 calls fOR tenders CiNUAPORE Rural Board has called for tenders to build markets at Bukit l*anjang and Jalan Kayu but the Board has only a token grant of $10 for the jobs. The chairman, Mr. J. A. Harvey, told the Board yesterday that when the estimates were147 words
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Article295 1952-02-22 10 '3 times I was threatened with death —BUSINESSMAN POOI Kim Lian, a businessman, told Singapore U First Police Court yesterday that Soh Keng Hwee, a 45-year-old broker, threatened, on three occasions, to kill him unless he received commission on a land deal. Soh was sent295 words
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Article58 1952-02-22 10 OEM AS, Thurs. Police Lieutenant S. L. Hooker was elected chairman of the Gemas Local Boy Scouts' Association. g— The other office-bearers are: Mr. Anthony Yeow (secretary and treasurer), Messrs. D. G. Riley. Lim Chin Koon. Yahaya, G. N. Nair (committee members). Incne Ahmad bin Kanu (scouter-in-charge)and58 words
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153 1952-02-22 10 DONATIONS for the University of Malaya Endowment Fund for the week endIng Feb. 16 were $2,021.42. The total of the Fund lg now $4,762,669.58. Latest donations were received from: Johore: Staff of Supplies Department, Segamat, (13.10. Malacca: Mr. J. V. Chlnnlan, $10; Mr. J. A.153 words
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117 1952-02-22 10 r<HENG Fook Kai, aged 26, of Sembawang Road, was sentenced to three months imprisonment by the Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate, Mr P. Claque, yesterday, for stealing $1,200 from Chng Kiah Phuang. Chief Inspector C. W. Such, prosecuting, told the court that Cheng visited Chng,117 words
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Article57 1952-02-22 10 KUANTAN, Thurs.-r-The following office-bearers oi the Indian Association were elected at the general meeting President. Mr. D. P. Vijyadhl: vice-president, Mr. M. N. Subramaniam Chettiar; secretary. Mr. Kabal Singh; treasurer, Mr. M. Sreenivasan; sports secretary Mr. Alex Eaveliy; committee: Messrs S. C Das. Dey, Velautham, Philips, Kasl57 words
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139 1952-02-22 10 SINGAPORE Rural Board, at their meeting yesterday, decided to get the sanction of the Governor in Council to buy two lots of private property needed to extend the present dual carriage way along Bukit Timah Road from the 7f mile to the tenth139 words
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Article, Illustration25 1952-02-22 10 PHILIP LOH. (right), son of Dr. Loh Poon Lip of Singapore, who U studying parasit ology at the University of lowa In the United States.25 words
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Article31 1952-02-22 10 TELUK ANSON, Thurs. A woman and 44 men paid $1,125 in fines at Teluk Anson for playing chap jee kee at a food stall. An informer was awarded flOO.31 words
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Article78 1952-02-22 10 ALOR STAR, Thurs. FE KEDAH-PERLIS branch of the M.C.A. will ask the Kedah Government to extend the time limit for moving 115 squatters ordered to quit by March 10 the area between the 39th and 43rd Milestone of the Sungei Patani-Kuala Ketil road, Mr. Soon78 words
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Article167 1952-02-22 10 THE Archdeacon of Singapore, the Yen. Robin Woods, is asking members of his congregation to pray for relief of the Singapore housing shortage. "It is of prime importance that the people of Singapore should be housed," he said yesterday. "Social headway in any democracy depends167 words
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161 1952-02-22 10 JOHORE BAHRTJ. Thurs. THE chief witness for the I I defence at the trial in the Supreme Court here of Lee Kian Huat on a charge of consorting with bandits, was reported to be missing today. The witness is Lee's wife, who was present in161 words
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Article29 1952-02-22 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— "Hie Sultan of Trengganu, injured In a motoring accident in Kelantan last week end, left Kota Bahru Hospital today and returned to Trengganu.29 words
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Article80 1952-02-22 10 nnHE Rural Board yesterday approved plans to light Thomson Road (up to Thomson Village) next year. The chairman said It was essential to light up this section along Thomson Road, because of the heavy traffic it carried. Under this year's lighting programme, 72 street lights will80 words
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Article191 1952-02-22 10 Cheap coal: A new promise THE present stocks of coal held by the Singapore City Council's Gas Department will keep the gasworks going for a week to ten days. A local Indian firm which promised to deliver 10,500 tons of coal at a cheap rate In two shipments at the191 words
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Article63 1952-02-22 10 NIBONO TEBAL. Thurs.— While travelling in a polica truck under escort, a 19-year-old detainee. Tan Hool Kim. Jumped out and was injured Yesterday, in" Nlbong Tebal court, a charge of escaping from police custody was preferred against nlm. Tan. who Is in Butterworth Hospital, could63 words
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116 1952-02-22 10 J^R. J. A. Harvey, the chairman of the Singapore Rural Board, was yesterday, authorised by the Board to find a suitable site for public access to the beach at the .seventh mile Pasir Panjang I Road. At present, the public, especially villagers from the116 words
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Advertisement54 1952-02-22 10 v^^V^^-AH bILV Beauty in miniature good looks combined with good timeI \y/ A perfect movement with perfect accuracy. Accuracy that's V^ Vn protected by the Oyster case accuracy that can't be harmed by dust or dirt or damD or water or any of a watch's natural y enemies. A man's54 words
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Article, Illustration565 1952-02-22 11 'Callaway' Still Has Me Laughing BRUCE FRASER talking about FILMS VOW and then some brave soul in Hollywood writes a script in which the film city really takes an honest look at itself and doesn't like what it sees (rumour has it that every script writer has scores of such565 words
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Article282 1952-02-22 11 HERE are pocket reviews Of outstanding films at pre1 sent in in circulation in Singapore and the Federation. Three stars Indicate an 1 outstanding picture, two j means above average, and I one star indicates good enI tertainment. I No Highway In The Sky Entertaining282 words
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427 1952-02-22 11 Hollywood Thinks Of Malaya By WALTER WARWICK has made A Malaya a still more important market for American films, says Mr. Wolfe Cohen, foreign manager of Warner Brothers, now visiting Singapore with Mrs. Cohen. The movie Industry has been seriously affected by television. In "all big U.S. cities cinema attendances427 words
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Advertisement216 1952-02-22 11 TIMES tr^zZ*^ DAILY! ?B^*7V^r™ar to p-"»-PLUS I gro:M?.BJiiiii>[ciii«!ii Gaumont British News presents DOUBLE-LENGTH NEWSREEL THE ROYAL FUNERAI Betty m f fc GRABLE Jav4AF l^* says... Mil VI V^ theshW/^ TOMORROW at jf fIPT MIDNIGHT! f jK*^; with MarDONALD *0f M& 'Oi A 20th Century-Fox J i^^L^L Musical in Color V216 words
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Advertisement158 1952-02-22 11 DAILY Jte| .7 SHOWS Pi I" j£ TECHNTdbtOR oPyr| NELSON LPlus! FulS Pictures of tb e Royal Funeral TOMORROW M'NITE RIDE the MAGIC CARPET to FABULOUS BAGDAp and 1,001 NEW THRILLS! w> WIJM Mn^adßVes s Columbia d' N QIIPpD Pictures presents C^ CINE COLOR Mabc Carpet Lucille BALL John AGAR158 words
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Miscellaneous273 1952-02-22 11 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS Thls ls <>t*P'ayed In trying to hide a loss (5). H. May t* tried for a penny jherg a cha rm In the ll 'f P ler «>• salt main (8). 9. Married farmer? (10). 13, Palliates (10). it). Mixed dances (6). 15 pine Bea -foam273 words
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865 1952-02-22 12 The Fatal Weakness Has Not Been Eliminated Probing Britain's counter-espionage system CHAPMAN PINCHER says he discovers lYJ x Churchill's decision that every scientist working on secret weapons must be screened again suggests that he is not satisfied with the existing methods of combing out Communist agents. The defect in Britain's865 words
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Article101 1952-02-22 12 'Insult' to the real stuff BRITAIN'S liquor industry experts charge that some Europeans are taking liberties with their pride and joy and major export item —Scotch Whisky. Some leaders of the trade charge that genuine Scotch is being blended with local whiskies in Holland and Denmark and resold in Britain101 words
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1116 1952-02-22 12 History Goes Begging In The Jungle The treasures of Malaya's past are being lost or destroyed because of apathy and lack of trained staff, declares E.C.JANARDANAN TREASURES of 1 vtolovq'c gnnipnt nast Malaya s ancient pas>t are being lost or des- troyed by vandals because of the lack of experienced1,116 words
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Article214 1952-02-22 12 BRITAIN'S multitude of cats owe a debt of gratitude to ten of their kind at Slough, Buckinghamshire. These ten cats are "employed" at one of the largest .mimal food factories in the world, and their job is to veto any cat food which they find to be214 words
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Advertisement136 1952-02-22 12 Each smooth stroke brings greater pride! NEWS I" DEMI-SIZE .^^^^^^E S^'S slimmer and shorter 111 ■•■^■'^''•'■laß^gjggßi^^M^^^^^^^Bß clips upright in a purse. NEW 5 1" REGULAR a i^^^^^^Sm Zf'S 3& *J gg£ prtvents writing fatigue. mParker 51 xx 5^ Here is the pen you'll prize above all others. Each \Lr s\136 words
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Advertisement177 1952-02-22 12 If you want a smart, smooth-running trouble-free bicycle that will keep its gleaming finish for many years it's time you had a B.S.A. Strongly made, yet light to ride and easy to control, this B.S.A. Sports Roadster Bicycle is ideal for the long-distance cyclist. Smartly finished in gleaming enamel, it177 words
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223 1952-02-22 13 THE rules of the Employees' Provident Fund Orcnn- ance appear to be extremely complicated, and will cost the taxpayers a considerable amount in administration. In England, in factories employees clock in and clock out. and don't take holidays just when they want to, as estate223 words
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Letter171 1952-02-22 13 YOUR correspondent "Ordinary Man" states that "the public view the police authorities in Penang with suspicion," and that "the police force in Penang is weak and inefficient." How true! But they are not inefficient when they want to requisition somebody else's house to house one of their officers.171 words
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Letter65 1952-02-22 13 IN their fight for better conditions of service the Aided school teachers recently stated that they were bound by the same Government Orders and Regulations as Government school teachers. I notice Mr. K. V. Thavei was one of the candidates in the K. L. Municipal elections65 words
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Letter105 1952-02-22 13 REALLY the actions of the Singapore Labour Party are hard to follow. I reter to Mr. Lim Yew Hock's latest proposal to ask Government for a loan to build the Badminton Hall. What is the idea? It cannot be a means of gaining popularity, because Labour i105 words
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470 1952-02-22 13 IN May of last year I wrote a letter, which you published, advocating that Government should consider in advance its course of action should there be a slump in rubber. The Natural Rubber Bureau of Washington thought fit to republish this letter470 words
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Letter251 1952-02-22 13 \IY critics are mistaken if! they take me to mean I that the W.D. employees on the Singapore City Councilor to make it short the W.D. Councillors represent W.D. civilians. However it is convenient to refer to them as such, to distinguish them from the rest of251 words
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Letter201 1952-02-22 13 JT was announced by special broadcast on Feb. 6 that there was to be no holiday in the Federation on the following day a s a result of the death of His Majesty King George VI. In Kelantan, .iowever. Government offices and commercial houses were ordered201 words
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Letter58 1952-02-22 13 GEK' (today, Thursday) is quite right about the Scots who wish to call their Queen "Elizabeth I" instead of "Elizabeth II." They're petty and quarrelsome. Like the English who call James VII "James II." The trouble about these irritating Scots is that they remember too much British58 words
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Letter171 1952-02-22 13 rE parties engaged in tiie K.L. elections, fought on the same platform. Each claimed to promote communal harmony and to safeguard communal Interests. Each promised to advance the social progress of the poorer classes. Each promised to be mor e progressive a.r the watch-dog of the interests171 words
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Letter413 1952-02-22 13 Business as usual on Feb. 15 [T is not often thut 1 j L feel ashamed of my i Jritish nationality but Friday's performance, as :ar as the Singapore Harjour Board is concerned, made me feel ashamed In the extreme. I am an Australian serving in a vessel under Singapore413 words
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Letter150 1952-02-22 13 THE sponsors of a society for the protection of cruelty to children have no political axe to grind, no monetary desire as far as their works are concerned. To decry such a noble institution as is suggested clearly indicates lack of a democratic way of thought and life. Let us150 words
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Letter339 1952-02-22 13 COMING from England, where we have had a society for the prevention of cruelty to children ever since I remember, I have been interested in the cutt rent correspondence about it, and amused and amazed at the queer things people say. Thfi letter which suggested that such a society could339 words
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Letter167 1952-02-22 13 THE proposal to form a society for the prevention of cruelty to children has been construed by Mr. Edwin D'Cruz as an intrusion of outsiders in family affairs. "If the parents Inflict a little injury on the child, it is to avoid future greater misery," he says. I do not167 words
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Advertisement340 1952-02-22 13 f?/ i^Jft/ «S 'I ill ~r BHHIH I 1 «^> i^*~ jjEiU JvWBBBftpBSirifljtnjWfifiHßl JQpt /tfttftf Bt fci'tyi 9 I J jifWPfrft Hyg^^—4 HOwwQgffiffiffi^ csoBcBpSBSq9ql ■Jq£&3BbwSB^^s^Jfe. ■88 8888 V uuHf jqV \yJHflfy yfJSfc -^*s^^^^^^^t_-.~.ttt r z rrr rz --£.*-^HBfe. Are you just wishing? Tho;e new cars are really something! And nowadays340 words
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Advertisement176 1952-02-22 13 flfc^- Bl kikT J vl^^R 2?? v til \iJSik tti^^B Bt sL^ JH Br Sole Agents: MONTORiLTD.. Arcade. Singapore TelsT 5891/5892 Established 1904 i J r KEEP YOM F SKIN SMOOTH I AND SILKY! W/t/7 the OLIVE OIL /n PALMOLIVE SOAP Give your complexion new Iffl loveliness all over the176 words
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Article258 1952-02-22 14 LONDON, Thurs. (-'LOSING middle prices of selected stocks, a* supplied by special arrangement with The Financial Times, were: Consols HI Funding 4% M War 31% M BANKS Chartered (£Si 10t Mrrcautile c«3*. (CIS (M I JO Hongkong ($1251 84/Eastern i£S) «t INSIBANCE Com On mts 101 Prudential "A"258 words
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Article28 1952-02-22 14 Kuala Lumpur Rubber's report to June 30. 1951, shows consolidated current assets at £564,072. Including 124.181 Investments, 183.445 cash and tax "ertiflcates 130.000 Current liabilities £320.518.28 words
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Article148 1952-02-22 14 r rom Our Own Correspondent MELBOURNE. Thurs. TNVESTTHENT prices continued their downward trend on the Melbourne and Sydney stock exchanges today. Australian ICI Ordinaries dropped 3/- to 29/- to provide the main fall, but many issues lost 1/- or more. The further sharp fall on Wall Street148 words
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274 1952-02-22 14 RUBBER MARKET TAKES STEEP PLUNGE 6 1/2 cents drop at close From A Market Correspondent SINGAPORE rubber circles yesterday took scant notice of the report that the General Services Administration is likely to divert the rubber trade back to free channels, and this was reflected in the Singapore rubber market274 words
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Article33 1952-02-22 14 LONDON Feb. 21. Spot 33d., April 32Vid.. May 31 \i.. June 31'id.. April-June 31*id.. JulySept. 30'id., Oct.-Dec. MVid.. Mar. ci.f. 3H 4 d., April c.l.f Sl^d.. May c.».f 31V4d. Market: Easier33 words
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Article25 1952-02-22 14 LONDON. Feb 21.— Cash Buyers £979. Sellers £980: Forward Bayers £979; Sellers £980; Settlement £980 (down £J). Turnover: a.m. 104 tons: p.m. 20.25 words
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Article155 1952-02-22 14 A further big drop of $15 In the price of pepper was reported in the Singapore Produce Market yesterday lollowing continued absence of foreign inquiries. Sellers quoted Muntok at $755 a picul and Sarawak at $750. Lampong black was unchanged at $585. The copra section suffered another155 words
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Article158 1952-02-22 14 Quietly steady rpHE Malayan share market was quietly steady in all sections yesterday. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association yesterday were: Bayers Praser Neave Ords 3.87 M Breweries 5.15 Malayan Cements .(7 s port Cold Storage 4.90 Straits Times 3.79 United Engineers Ords 16.00 MINING Batu158 words
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Article33 1952-02-22 14 HONG KONG. Ttaurs. CTREE, market currency exchange for Hong Kong dollars was quoted ai the close today as follows. US$l HK6.7675 <cash), HKJO.7C (T.T.); £1 EKSloao, one falii: of gold H1<«24.875.33 words
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Article67 1952-02-22 14 Harrison and CrosfieM (Malaya) Ltd. adVise the following estate crop outputs for Japuary: Allenby Rubber Co. Ltd. 30.000 lbs; Benta Rubber Estates Ltd. 55.500 lbs; Jeram Kuantan Rubber Est. Ltd. 47.500 lbs; Kundong Rubber Est.. Ltd 34,000 lbs; MenUkab Rubber Co. Ltd 40.000 lbs: Sungei Bagan Rubber Co..67 words
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Article169 1952-02-22 14 OHIPS alongside the Singapore Harbour Board godowns. or expected there by 7 a.m. today, are: 1-2 Falitria. 4-5 Merkur. Coal Plant Eastern Queen. 6-7 Overijsel 8-9 Tabian. 11 Ozarda. 13-14 Radnorshire, 15-16 Manoeran. West Side. Emp Dock Entr: Gorgon, 18 Soudan. 19-20 Ettiickbank, North Wall 6 Laiwul. 21-22169 words
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Advertisement1492 1952-02-22 14 MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. (Incorporated Sirtfapore! BLUE FUNNEL LIMB SAiLTNCS°Io I °LIVERPO > Or CLASCOW LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS Due Sails P. Sham Penan* Bil'rrophon 'or Liverpool Ciflsgcw C. JJ/34 feb 25 Ftb. 26 Mrmnon tor Holland (passengers only) C 27/28 Fab. 25 Mcl.mpM for Havre L'pool Fab. 26 Mar. 41,492 words
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Advertisement453 1952-02-22 14 PRESIDENT LINER SAILINGS To New York and Boston via Ceylon India Cgyst and Mediterranean Petfs. Singapore P Swettenham Penang Cdits 38/39 s.s. "PRESIDENT VAN BUREN" S3t 26 Feb. 27/28 Feb 29 Feb/2 Mar. s.s. "PRESIDENT ARTHUR" 3/9 Mac. 10/11 Mar 12/14 Mar. s.s "PRESIDENT POLK" 4/10 Ma*. 11/13 Mat. To453 words
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Advertisement433 1952-02-22 14 EAST ASIATIC LINE UMLIMCS FROM SCANDINAVIA U K. /CONTINENT P St—m tenant "Morelia tor Bangkok. H'Kong 22/ .4 Feb In Port "Selandia" for Bangkok 2/2 Mar ■Patagonia" for Bangkok Hong Kong Manila 2/3 Mar "Fiooia" for Bangkok 17/17 Mar "Patiaaia" for Bangkok Hong Kong. Manila. Kobe 6 Yokohama 11/12 A*.433 words
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Advertisement1146 1952-02-22 14 McALISTER 6c CO., LTD. Telephone No 5906 ELLERMAK ek BOCK.. KLAVENESS LWE LONDON, HAVRE. ROTTERDAM HAMBURG. LOS ANCELES. SAN FRANCISCO, and fo, USA.. North Atlantic Port. «>"IAND SEATTLE VANCOUVER and Canada via Colombo Acceotmg cargo, for Central South CITY OF KHARTOUM o 'mtr.can Ports Spore P. Sham Penang m.s. CASTLEVILLI1,146 words
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384 1952-02-22 15 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP WINDS UP WITH SMART TRIAL By IPOII, Thursday. EVERGREEN, a useful staying four-year-old by lj Biff Game, showed plenty of galloping zest on the training track at Ipoh this morning when he beat Lord Dhoti easily in a tryout over a mile. Trotted384 words
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Article, Illustration32 1952-02-22 15 TUNY MOTTRAM. one ot Britain's top tennis stars and Davis Cup player, who passed through Singapore last night with his wife Joy Gannon, a British Wight man Cup player. Straits Times picture.32 words
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Article40 1952-02-22 15 UNAWARE, who was badly away in race one, and Seventy Seven, who was left at the post and took no part in the last race at Ipoh on Wednesday, have been suspended from racine for six months.40 words
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Article125 1952-02-22 15 'TONY Mottram. one o( Britain's top tennis stars, passed through Singapore last night on his way to Manila. He was accompanies by his wife. Joy Gannon Mottram and his wire, who is i British Wlghtman Cup p'.ayer, are going to play In the Philippines national champlonsmps125 words
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Article158 1952-02-22 15 OSLO rhurs. IEANEITE Altwegg, 21-year-old British "ice queen," last night captured Britain's first gold medal in the Winter Olympic Games here by winning the women's figure skating title. Altwegg beat Tenley Albright ot the U.S. by two points, with Jacqueline Dv Bief (Franco third. AReuter - 158 words
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Article62 1952-02-22 15 Singapore Indian Recreatton Club officials elected for 1952 are: P't-fii."... Mr A Rajai; VitrPresuirms. Mr S. N S-ipp.an and Mr. iC Joseph Wllay. Hon S(.c:etar>, Mr. P. Acpuvca: Ass' Hon. ft«. Mr N. Krlslir.nn; Hon r-'«i!u!fr Mr S Ch;i:i'Jlon. Svor's Secmarv Mr M Pnkln.'aniy Comm'v**: Messrs.62 words
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Article61 1952-02-22 15 ••Golden Boys", a South China basketball team, outplayed Singapore Chinese A.A. Federation at Happy World Stadium last ni nt to win by 52 points to 21. Outstanding for China were C M. Lee and T. K. Yee and for the Colony team Ng Kiat Chong.61 words
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Article38 1952-02-22 15 Members of the Singapore Cricket CluD who intend to watch tomorrow's rugby match between the S.CC. and the Pijians are asked 10 park syce-driven cars in Empress Place, in order to avoid congestion around the padang.38 words
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Article15 1952-02-22 15 Singapore Cricket convenors are reminded of today's mrttlng at SC.C. at 5.15 p.m15 words
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Article93 1952-02-22 15 IPOH. Ihursday— Stable nands from all over Malaya mci at Ipoh and formed a Malayan Stable Hands Association with headquarters at Ipoh. The chief aim ot the Association is to hold Malay and English classes for its illiterate memh-Ts it was stated at the meeting Officials are:93 words
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Article366 1952-02-22 15 U'KltiHJs tor all eight races at Ipoh tomorrow, final day of the Perak Turf Club's February mrrting. are: THE PERAK CUP Cl. ft, Dlv. 1-6 P. Maslerman t.OS Brilliant Mart 8.11 Liberty Flag 8.10 Princeling 8.10 Flag of Peart- 8.10 Steelt.ap 8.09 Windy Island366 words
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305 1952-02-22 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. rtEPOT Malay Regiment proved the superior team when they beat First Gordons in the replay of the Federation final of the FARELF inter-unit hockey tournament on the HQ Malaya ground this evening. After leading one-nil at the interval. Depot won by305 words
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Article24 1952-02-22 15 BOXING: Singapore Oist. boxing finals at Tanglln Gymnasium, 8 p.m. BASKETBALL: South China v. To Kong A.A. at Happy WorM 8.30 p.m.24 words
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Article120 1952-02-22 15 Chess results in the Singapore Championship Lim Boon Keng Cup are: Round 5: J. E. M. Fagei beat Billy Chan; Mah Beng Cuan beat G. Singh; Peier Seng drew F. Stuart Pett; N Littlewood drew J. C Hicfcey. Tay Kneng Hong beat Sardar Mohaineu; Lee Mon Seng120 words
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Article164 1952-02-22 15 PENANQ I'huis. f|'HE PENANO Football Association had to abandon its P 1 lor a referees' refresher coarse last year because the response was poor, says Mr. A. R^iiman, •he nonorary secietaiy. In bi» annual report to be presented on Peb 29. No certificate*, were awarded lut164 words
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Advertisement342 1952-02-22 15 Vow /to*w '£*^A 7.6 LEONARD j ONLY M*' WIDE! £f^ I *£BBf Over »r**n mmd m hmlf cubic feel ol coW (pace in a eabirwt •nl T 24 >i~ wide. SS'i" high, 17 *e*pl Y««*»e g«t to are it believ* it. Sec ihis Leonard triumph in beauty, compact•icm, drperidabililr and342 words
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Advertisement229 1952-02-22 15 V L^*"tmi i FRUIT SQIASHES j with a noble lineage r It is no coincidence that Hose's Fruit Si|ua»hes havt Cthe entree to the best bars and moat exclusive club* in the world. The very knowledge that they are made 4/ by the makers of Rose's Lime Juice i* a229 words
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Miscellaneous26 1952-02-22 15 SINGAPORE TIDES TODAY: High 0659 (7.9) and 2221 (7.4); Low 0039 (6.3) and 1503 (1.7). TOMORROW-. 0836 (8.3) *nd 2254 (8ft.) 0320 (5.9) and 1602 (0.9).26 words
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746 1952-02-22 16 TENGAH BEATEN 14-8 IN FINAL FIJIAN'S "A" took the honours in the Singapore Cricket Club's seven-a-side rugger competition which ended on the padang yesterday. They thoroughly deserved their victory which was achieved by superb handling of a wet, greasy ball. In the final yesterday Fijians746 words
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Article, Illustration40 1952-02-22 16 USAIS Lomavata, with puffed cheeks, moving up 10 field the ball. On the right I. Vulatulu slides in to tackle an airman with Misikini on the right. Yesterday's semi-final between Fi.jians 'C and Tengah lasted 35 minutes. Straits Times picture.40 words
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Article159 1952-02-22 16 From JACK FINGLETON CANBERRA, Thurs. A USTRALIAN Cricket Board president Aubrey Ozlade kept up a solid defence to a battery from pressmen hi Sydney today when they sought his views on the statement which Sydney Barnes made this morning concerning his alleged rejection from Australia's159 words
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Article, Illustration56 1952-02-22 16 WORK on the much discussed Singapore Badminton Hall is loinjj ahead and i> expected to be completed in May. The hall (now estimated to coal about SBOO.UM) will be the finest In the East, says Mr. Lim Chuan Geok, president of the S.B.A. Straits Times picture shows two of the56 words
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Article104 1952-02-22 16 LILLE. France, Thurs.— Charles Humez of France. European welterweight champion, announced tonight tnat he was relinquishing hif tit.c and his right to challenge world champion. Kid Gavilan The announcement confirmed I reports that Humez would abandon his welterweight crown in I order to pursue tlie104 words
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395 1952-02-22 16 UM CHUAN GEOK SAYS: WORK on the $800,000 Singapore Badminton Hall will carry on and it will be completed in May, the president of the Singapore Badminton Association. Mr. Lim Chuan Geok, told the Straits Times The result of Wednesday's decision of the395 words
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Article123 1952-02-22 16 KEITH MILLER. Australian Test all-rounaer. who passed through Singapore yesterday on his way oack to Sydney, said at Kallang Airport that he was sorry he could not play in Singapore. Miller, who was returning after representing a Commonwealth eleven against the M.C.C. at Colombo, added "Maybe123 words
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Article44 1952-02-22 16 LONDON. Thurs.— Yesterday's ioccer results were: Third Division (Southern): leading 5 Port Vale 1. Scottish Leaeue "B": Forfar \thletic 2, Queens Park I: St. lohnstone 0, Kilmarnocfc 2: Stenlousemutr 3. Hamilton 0. Irish Cup (second round replay) Portadown 1. Ltnfleld 1 Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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76 1952-02-22 16 OSLO, Thurs. Lyman Bing- 1 hBm, secretary of the United States Winter Olympic team, list night denied reports that Switzerland would "break illations" with America over a brawl during the Swiss-American ice hockey game on Tuesday night. He said: "If they want to break relations with usUP - 76 words
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Article40 1952-02-22 16 NBW YORK. Thurs.— The Daily News says middleweight champion Ray Robinson has been unable to undergo heavy training and may seek another postpone- ment of his title fight with Carl (Bobo) Olson, now scheduled for March 13.— A.P.AP - 40 words
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Article28 1952-02-22 16 'BANG BANG' WINS GLASGOW, Thurs. Danny "Bang Bang" Womber. Chicago welterweight, easily outpointed Bob Frost of London in an eight-round Qght last night. Both weighed 148 pounds. A.P.AP - 28 words
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Article26 1952-02-22 16 OSLO, Thurs. Finland beat Norway by five goals to two In the ice hockey tournament of the Winter Olympic Games her* yesterday. AFP.AFP - 26 words
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Article271 1952-02-22 16 ARYAN Gymkhana— a team of Heet-footed footballers reputed to be the strongest in all Indiaare expected in Singapore on April 10 for what will be the first stop of an extended Far East tour. The 24-man Aryan touring contingent includes seven All-Indian internationals and among271 words
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Article894 1952-02-22 16 rHE decision of tne Singapore uiympic tuunui 10 provide for a team of ten at the Olympic Games at Helsinki, and their call to individual organisations to hold early Olympic trials, is a clear indication that the door is being left open for the inclusion of894 words
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Advertisement702 1952-02-22 16 CLASSIFIED ADS. (Continued from Pa?e S) sill Allots rwwi •MANAGEMENT Vacancies will on Chinese-owned. cd. Rubber Estates Applicants should haYe'hJM rars planting .'ulndins some time In of responsibility. l"he call for planters o( who are pre- pioneering and developrk durlnss the early part cinent Salaries and allowances will be very702 words
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Advertisement838 1952-02-22 16 TUITION M EVENING Classes, Shorthand, typewriting and Book-keeping English Classes Std I Std VII open 2nd March, 1952 Highly qualified and experienced teachers, the Orient School of Commerce. T73-E. Alexandra Rd Sp-re. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES MARGARINE Selling agent* or importers required "y United Kingdom Manufacturers. Box nd. M wanted ro purchase838 words
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Advertisement18 1952-02-22 16 :i '■i*« mi/:- m- w^ nj si Vo« r&JS*'"*" VJkc" V-^^^giMEDICTIMB &J. a THF FASTERN AGENCIES (1946) LTtil18 words
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