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Title Section28 1952-03-23 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAGA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday edition ol rhe Straits rimes <v Singapore rreo Press No. 868 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1953. <¥> PBICE FIFTEEN CENTS28 words
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Article776 1952-03-23 1 Adventures of 'Tarzan task foree 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. QNE hundred and fifty members of the Malayan Police have returned from one of the most hazardous mission ever undertaken a trek into the remote and wild jungle along the Malayan Siamese border. Their adventures read776 words
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Article, Illustration29 1952-03-23 1 Mll> SPATTERED but happy, jockey Doug McPherson smiles after winning his last rao in Malaya at Bukit Timah yesterday. Sunday Times picture. See Page 2029 words
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123 1952-03-23 1 LONDON, Sat. THE statement this week by the Marquis of Salisbury, Lord Privy Seal, in the House ot Lords that no Immediate decision would be taken or. the appointment of a new Police Commissioner for Sin^anor, has been taken In Colonial Office circles to123 words
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Article54 1952-03-23 1 BUENOS AIRES. SaLGeneral Juan Peron was formally proclaimed President ol Argentina yesterday for a second term by the electoral board in charge of the Nov 11 elections Final polling figures, made public for the first time at the ceremony, gave President Peron 4.745.168 votes against 2,725,81154 words
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Article103 1952-03-23 1 TORNADOS KILL 175 IN U.S. LITTLE ROCK. Arkansas. Sat. DAC INC tornados scattered death, destruction and unfold suffering across four southern U.S. states yesterday and last night. The number reported killed stood at 175 early today. More than 1,000 other perS*«M were injured and still more were without homes in103 words
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Article84 1952-03-23 1 LONDON, Sat. -Some producers predict a decline in world production of natural rubber this year below the record 1951 yield of 1,862.500 tons, the Financial Times said In its main news story today. Output might not exceed 1.750,000 tons. Two main factors would be responsible: "Fallln cReuter - 84 words
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Article54 1952-03-23 1 MELBOURNE Sat— Police In Melbourne are looking for a man. believed to be an English migrant, who turns 10 shilling notes into £1. According to an arrested youth, the man moistens a corner of the 10 shilling note and 20 minutes later has peeledReuter - 54 words
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238 1952-03-23 1 TWO Singapore amateur airmen who flew 15,000 miles to Britain and back in two separate two-engined aircraft returned to the Colony last night tired arid glad to be back Mr. A. F. W. Andren. Chiet Engineer of the Department of Civil Aviation,238 words
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Article99 1952-03-23 1 RED CHINESE ACROSS THE BORDER WASHINGTON. Sat rIE US Defence Secretary. Mr. Robert A. Lovett. said today "some" Chinese Communists have crossed the border into Indo-China and joined rebel forces fighting the French He also told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that a "substantial" part of the equipment used by99 words
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Article33 1952-03-23 1 PARIS. Sat.— Four French consultants to a large French photographic firm claimed that radio-active rain fell on Paris for a week after an atom bomb was exploded in Nevada last Autumn.33 words
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Article179 1952-03-23 1 Bars feel the pinch JINCAPORE is not spending so much, and cinemas. restaurants, bars and stores are doing less business as purse strings tighten. I Singaporeans who jammed bars, cinemas, cabarets and sent up prices of used cars and nearly everything else in 1950179 words
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Article26 1952-03-23 1 MANILA. Sat.— A Japanese wartime bomb exploded at Mabalacat. northern Pampanga province, yesterday killing two children and in luring eight others.— A.PAP - 26 words
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78 1952-03-23 1 FRANKFURT, Sat. A ROYAL Dutch (KLM) air liner from South Africa crashed and burned In a Dine vooded plot In a Frankfurt. Germany, suburb today, killing between 30 and 42 people Six persons were pulled out of the flaming aircraft by the combined efforts of78 words
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Article, Illustration907 1952-03-23 1 Death of Mr. Senanayake: RAF stood by to aid COLOMBO. Saturday. -THE PREMIER OF CEYLON. Doit Stephen Senanayake. died today as the result of a fall from a horse yesterday. A leading brain specialist in Britain ,/vas alerted last night to fly to the bedside uf the Premier but the907 words
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327 1952-03-23 1 KIOT only Ceylon but the British Commonwealth ot Nations and the whole world have lost a leader, said Mr. W. L Blythe, Officer Administering the Government. Singapore, in a tribute last night. "It is not long since that great statesman honoured us327 words
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Article90 1952-03-23 1 FLAGS TO BE LOWERED IN COLONY FACS will Hy af Kalf-mast m Singapore today at a mark of raspsct to Mr. Saiuajvake Dato I. E. C. ThswaisiNgtiam. Federal Member for Education. wt»o is m Singapore for the week-end, said last ni«ht thjt Mr. Senanayake's dynamic personality and steady independence raised90 words
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Article60 1952-03-23 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. THfc. Postmaster-O e n e r a 1, Malaya, says that air m*U correspondence is being posted with postage stamps cancelled by Ink Tines, Initials or other markings He points out that such cancellation makes the stamp* Invalid for postal purposes and postal60 words
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Article29 1952-03-23 1 Wont Peng Soon at Malaya won Hie All-Engiind tingles birfminton Championship, y*Sreroar wtaa* <•• beit I. B Omsmi ay 15— 11. It 13. (FULL REPORT IN PACK It)29 words
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Advertisement82 1952-03-23 1 ice cl>f«M BpL n( COLO STOBACE (SfH r■■ jP CREAMERIES I f^ |P^ I™^! mSlj*- 'Ok. I ALWAYS PREFER THE ECHO -ELITE Hohner Echo-Elite double-sldea harmonica* wltn their delightful appearance and handy aft-meta, casing represent the most modern achievement In artistic colour combination 8333/64 64 -hole 64-reed. Tremolo Twiluk 511.5U82 words
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Advertisement76 1952-03-23 1 CST7 V jl \r*i 23-n. emm si. BnK T* 1 herb are many good cigarettes, but Tew, very few, come near to giving you the pleasure you get from Rothmam I V HP^^^^ I une Virginia. That is »hv, in England's r most distinguished homes and club*, these < igarettes76 words
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Article, Illustration1274 1952-03-23 2 A ROARING BELLOW OF SOUND AND FLAME AND WE'RE OFF INTO THE TERRIFYING REALMS OF OUTER SPACE Specially written for the Sunday Times by a scientist IT is possible that, within our litetime, men will visit the moon. But what about theChesley Bonettell from the book The Conquest Of Space - 1,274 words
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Advertisement89 1952-03-23 2 '—WONDER WHEELS N? I "NgatftEvL The story of the name zffizT i. l^*'^^**- "ffy wihe very name U6ICUI6S /ffljw. stands tor o KLISkm Iti t£Jtf%& Wi n|H Of all the heroes of olden times, the strangest ysjpoo<^y \mt was Hercules. To-day the name still represents jf tfMK^B cycle *^*i proved89 words
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Advertisement118 1952-03-23 2 1 v il *^Jn Ml 30-Jiourt reserve Gammeters Ll*.., 16, Collyer Quay, Singapore, 1. W Jf -k Jjr T fs!rT{V^jgffl You u amazed~aTthfc nmwr-sjFZo "ONfertul difference Pcpsodent K*afS?^5 kc nod makes to your smile! In just one' r""^) I week your teeth become dazzlingly y VI white, brighter than ever118 words
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513 1952-03-23 3 Blackouts solution is with the public, says Payne THE SOLUTION to an easing up of one of Singapore's most vexing problems electricity cuts and blackouts lay in the hands of the public and, in one word, "co-operation", the City Electrical Engineer, Mr. C. C. Payne, told the Sunday Times yesterday.513 words
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Article, Illustration94 1952-03-23 3 These law pretty English girls have been chosen by a Hollywood film director to play sisters in s new picture, "Pleasure Island" Joan Elan, second from the left, is a sister of Captain R. BinghamNewland, former A.D.C. to Sir Franklin Cimson rhe Covernor of Singapore. She is 23. and has94 words
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Article, Illustration22 1952-03-23 3 Miss Serene Lim, who will be one of the Miudrenc School of Dancing pupils taking part in s ballet recitsl neat month.22 words
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Article, Illustration253 1952-03-23 3 Expansion in near future A CONSIDERABLE expansion of medical training in the University of Malaya will take place shortly, the Vice-Chancellor of the University, Sir George Allen, told 1 he Sunday Times yesterday. Sir George said: "With the completion of the Dunearn Road hostel more253 words
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Article159 1952-03-23 3 RESERVE of sellers caused continuous steadiness in the Singapore Rubber Market yesterday and slight price advances were recorded in all grades. Transactions were restricted, and the market closed steady quiet with April firstgrade buyers at $1 12 3 4 a lb.. l'/4 cents higher than at Friday's close.159 words
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82 1952-03-23 3 Trade Union Ordinance now on sale COPIES of the Colony Trade Union Ordinance are now available at tlie Government Publication Bureau, General Post Office, for sale. Mr. C. R. Dasaratha Raj Legislative Councillor, (Lab-our-Rochore) and other trade union leaders in the Colony, complained three months ago that they could not82 words
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Article61 1952-03-23 3 y,ee Ah Yeok, a woman, of Tampenuj Road, was yesterday brought before the Singapore First Police Magistrate, Mr R C. S. Bell, on a charge of soliciting for immoral purpose near the Capitol Theatre last Tuesday night. Lee, who was arrested by the anti-vice sub-branch, claimed61 words
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Article30 1952-03-23 3 BATU PAHAT, SatThe Ceylonese Association last night entertained Mr S. C Maclntyre, their Dresident to a party before his departure to Ceylon on a holiday.30 words
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Article32 1952-03-23 3 PF.NANO. Sat.— A dentil nurse. Miss. Patricia Thong was married In the Penang Civil Registry today to Mr Khaw Poh Chai, eldest son of Mr and Mrs. Khaw Boon Pheng.32 words
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Article43 1952-03-23 3 PENANO Sat— A 23--year-old woman. Lim Ouat See, was sentenced to 11 month?' simple imprisonment by the Sessions Court here, on pleading guilty to three charges of criminal breach of trust in respect nf jewellery worth $3,79043 words
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107 1952-03-23 3 LOS ANGELES, Sat. VOLUPTUOUS Barbara Payton, in a bristling answer to film actor Francbot Tone's divorce suit, claimed that her wealthy husband vas trying to cheat her out of her marital rights. Charging him with cruelty, the 25-year-old Barbara filed a cross complaint for divorceAP - 107 words
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Article60 1952-03-23 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat TELEC COMMUNICATIONS Telephone Ouerators Union today reached agree, ment with the Federal Government on the salaries of telephone operators Government has conceded a slight improv .ment In the salary scheme of the hieher grade operators within their existine time seal-* A $1060 words
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310 1952-03-23 3 CERVICE either with the local armed forces or the civil defence corps under the National Service Bill will not entail any loss of livelihood, a Singapore Government spokesman said yesterday. He said that If voluntary recruitment for the local armed forces failed, it was likely310 words
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Article271 1952-03-23 3 GHOSTS' WAS A GREAT SUCCESS "T THINK we have managed to 'reach' Singapore audiences at last,' said Mr. Donald Moore, director of the Singapore Arts Theatre to the Sunday Times last night at the concluding performance of Ibsen's "Ghosts" at the Victoria Theatre. And, if the reactions of last night's271 words
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Article76 1952-03-23 3 A 25-year-old merchant, Lee Poh Hieng was brought before the Singapore First Police Magistrate, Mr. R. C. S. Bell, yesterday on a tentative charge of misappropriating eight cases of textiles valued j at $6,243.74 entrusted to him by the firm of P. Parsrams and Company. Lee76 words
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Advertisement178 1952-03-23 3 ANNOUNCING A Change in Departure time for MANILA Please note that P. A. A's Service to Manila will be altered to depart from Singapore at 9.30 a. m. This will be effective from the departure on Thursday 27th March, 1952 Pan American WORLD'S MOST EXPERIENCED AIRLINE J AN EXCtTINC THRILLER178 words
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Miscellaneous301 1952-03-23 3 SINGAPORE K. LUMPUR .%L^% n v s?: (484 M. A JIM.) 149 m. 6025 kc/s. 269 m. HIS kc/s) 0 "Variety Bandbox 930 News 9am "Good Morning'; it SO ■•«!>. -2 pm. *s a'pore; 2 "The »45 "Strictly Instrumental"; 10 Bln Crosby Show"; 2.30 "Jazs "Opera Concert"- 10.30-11 "Dntil •Musical301 words
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Article781 1952-03-23 4 IBy a lawyer] A correspondent this week raises a question i of general interest when i he asks the significance lof the term "Police Court." He wonders If i I the police are responsible not only for apprehend- j I ing criminals but also for trying781 words
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Article, Illustration698 1952-03-23 4 KATHLEEN HICK LEY - In defence of the most maligned city on earth KATHLEEN HICK LEY By SINGAPORE must be the most maligned city in the world. Since Noel Coward started the fashion many years ago with his remarks about a first-rate place for third-rate people, almost every visiting Journalist has either torn it698 words
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Article, Illustration591 1952-03-23 4 /\NE of the outstand"ing events of the week was the attendance of the Tuan at the weekly film show in the Club. He is very grateful to the members for this invitation which gave him the opportunity of meeting friends whom he rarely sees nowadays. His591 words
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Advertisement267 1952-03-23 4 *Si $2t ±M /E3 45i Mx s Are You Run Down? Don't let the climate get the better of you. "SERRAVALLOS TONIC' banishes that tired feeling— it is pleasant to take too! You can feel it doing you good from the FIRST DOSE. It sends refreshed virile blood pounding gloriously267 words
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Advertisement567 1952-03-23 4 dm BRUSH* YOUR fvfl SMILE kL >l j{/( p^/^\Y7 hiie> healthy teeth N> V^fVi /,V# W prove your appearance! I rT» y ./W Brush up your smile with Wisdom 1\ /ffl t le toothbrush with nylon tufts //a. /Jb/ de "B ned t0 reach between the teeth, JR/fl/ mbat most567 words
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Article219 1952-03-23 5 Long queues every day FIFTEEN cents for breakfast and 35 cents for a substantial tiffin this is what more than 10,000 workers in the Naval Base, Singapore, have been paying for the last six years. Tiffin is made up of a plate of219 words
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Article, Illustration53 1952-03-23 5 DATO NYANG Mohamed Ari* a minor chief of Kampong Senama. Rembau. receiving the first prize of the Seremban International Public Library Fund sweep, a new Morris Minor car. from the chairman of the Library Committee, Mr. M C ff Sheppard. On the left is Mr. Gordon Hinds, manager of Wearne53 words
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217 1952-03-23 5 GOVERNMENT HOUSE AWAITS THE NICOLLS ALTHOUGH GOVERNMENT House, stately home of Singapore's Governors, provides a constant background to all the leading social activities in the Colony, it is not to receive a spring-cleaning or any form of change in its furnishings within the next few weeks. Several weeks will elapse217 words
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Article80 1952-03-23 5 PENANG. Sat. PHARGED with theft of a v ring, an Indian, Victor Xavier. appeared in the Sessions Court with a handkerchief round his neck. Asked why he had tied the handkerchief in this manner Xavier said he had been wounded on the throat while on80 words
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160 1952-03-23 5 THREE income-tax dodgers were pounced on by the Singapore authorities this week while trying to leave the Colony without having paid up, said Mr. D. H. Tudor, the Singapore Comptroller of Income Tax, to the Sunday Times yesterday. "There are certain clauses160 words
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Article218 1952-03-23 5 Glut means free fish at Mersing JOHORE BAHRU, Sat rE Kuala at Mersing is open again after being closed for the monsoon season. The beach is now a scene of much activity as the opening of the kuala ushers in a new fishing season. For the present fishing is mostly218 words
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Article70 1952-03-23 5 KLUANG, Sat.— Te3 Kirn, 54 appeared before Inche Ibrahim bin Haji Salam. Circuit Magistrate. charged with selling a packet of cigarettes at 35 cents instead of at the controlled price of 30 cents, falsely denying that she had other cigarettes for sale, falling to display a70 words
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Article50 1952-03-23 5 TAIPINO. Wed.— Over 200 were present at Taiping's first Youth Forum held at tne school hall. Questions were asked on the reading of comics by adults and the National Service Bill. The panel of Judges included a la "yer, a doctor a missionary and two teachers.50 words
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Article36 1952-03-23 5 They object to entrance exam TAIPINO, Sat— Over 200 Kedah and Perils branch of the Federation Chinese Teachers' Association has decided to protest against the proposed introduction of an entrance examination for the senior middle form.36 words
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Article108 1952-03-23 5 JAN Smeterlin, the Polishborn pianist, who is to play with the Musical Society Orchestra next Sunday will arrive in the Colony tomorrow. He will start rehearsing the Grieg and Rachmaninov concertos with the orchestra the same day. Smeterlin will give a Chopin recital on Wednesday. His108 words
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Article81 1952-03-23 5 T<HE Uttle Theatie ji ArA menian Street will stage "The Chiltern Hundreds," a modern light comedy, for a week commencing Mar. 29 at 9 o'clock nightly. Produced by Mrs. Sylvia Fenwick, this will be the first show by the Little Theatre under its new committee81 words
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Article142 1952-03-23 5 Ruler names assessors SEREMBAN. Sat— Sixteen persons have been nominated Seremban Assessors in respect of the Mohammedan Offences t Order by the Negri Ruler for 1952: They are:— Hal Nordtn Din M;i:»ap. Kathl (Seremban). Abdul JaUi bin Haji Olhman (Labu), Dato' Andaiar Mohamed Talb b.n Mohamed Salleh (Mantln), Haji Abdullah142 words
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Article33 1952-03-23 5 TELUK ANSON. Sat.— For desertln K his post at the Bagan Pasir Estate In Rungkup atan bin Long, a special constable, was fined $250 or three months' Imprisonment in Teluk Anson33 words
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Article192 1952-03-23 5 KUALA LUMPUR Sat THE KINO'S African Rifles. who took over from the 1 10 Gurkha.s in the Bentong District of Pahang last Monday, bagged their first bandit yesterday It was a Chinese woman who was seen with three terrorists by a patrol of the African192 words
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Article140 1952-03-23 5 ROBBERS CAUSE WHEEL SHORTAGE SINGAPORE is suffering from a shortage of spare wheels because gangs of very active tyre thieves are throwing the stolen wheels away after they have removed the tyres. Spare wheels for many popular makes of British and American cars are almost unobtainable. and one American agency140 words
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Article97 1952-03-23 5 SEREMBAN. Sat. ONG Jim San. aged 25. a civil liaison officer attached to the sth Battalion. Malay Regiment. Pahang. was sentenced to one day's imprisonment and fined $600 or six months' imprisonment by the Seremban Magistrate today for threatenine Cheong Bee with injury by pointing a revolver97 words
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Article95 1952-03-23 5 A LAWYER'S clerk, H.H. Johnson, told Mr. A. W. Bellamy In Singapore Civil District Court that he signed a promissory note for $400 and received only $196. Johnson made this statement at the hearing of a claim lor $496 brought against him by a moneylender, Dewa Singh.95 words
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Article47 1952-03-23 5 KUANTAN, Sat. There will be direct telephone communication between Kota Bahru and Kuantan when a three-channel carrier is installed at the Kuantan exchange. At present, calls between the two towns are over the land line connected at Kemaman, Dungun and Kuala Trengganu.47 words
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Article226 1952-03-23 5 MALAY car drivers in Singapore have no fear of being unemployed. With over 1,000 new registered private motor cars on the Colony's roads every month, the demand for them has increased. The Singapore Employment Exchange of the Labour Department is experiencing great difficulty tn226 words
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Advertisement236 1952-03-23 5 SEND IT FASTER— SEND IT FRESHER m jf FLY YOUR GOODS AM> ORDER YOUR GOODS yTs. I Mil 1% You save all the tivy- in time, in 1J l# 111 packaging costs, insurance premiums Jk^^ I V I A|\ I^S and risk of loss when you send your *'ffl|J f||236 words
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Advertisement213 1952-03-23 5 Make your friends at home happy! Send a food parcel it will be appreciated more than ever now! We have made-up parcels or you can choose your own items. We pack, post and insure against total loss. FOOD PARCELS from Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. w» iKj m mj HEAVY213 words
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Article, Illustration963 1952-03-23 6 "A REST House is a rotten spot God wot!" I sighed to myself. Three days of it had caused quite a dose of tropical neurasthenia. One can picnic cheerfully in such a place for a limited time, but it is not easy to963 words
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Article617 1952-03-23 6 BILLY BUDD - BILLY BUDD By lul V sorrowful remonstrance last week to those misgyided folk who will keep sending in perpectly normal six-cent stamps, and expect a small fortune to be mailed back at once, seems to have had effect. Since it appeared, the number of entries has617 words
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Article211 1952-03-23 6 Marie Gough's Cookery Corner J^|ANY of us find ourselves iTI craving for highly spiced food to make up for the deficiency In natural flavour of foods in a diet so largely mar' up of refrigerated foods which have travelled far to reach us. Curry, simple211 words
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Advertisement147 1952-03-23 6 the low -cost f looting! For the Finest Homes ARMSTRONG'S "ACCOTILE" You can have a beautiful FLOOR at LOW-COST by LAYING IT YOURSELF! Let us help you plan a smart floor design and show you how much you'll save by doing the work yourself. as low as 54 cents per147 words
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Advertisement180 1952-03-23 6 Your smile will be in trouble \^P? m If you can't clean here iJeJ \i) The extra "short- head" of fhe modttn T Jf toothbrush fits behind your teeth cleaning Throw away your Wv' 1 rnorou 8 hl V old fashioned brush Vv\\ s. how preventing infection. TEK sho.t-head" «it,'180 words
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Article, Illustration1105 1952-03-23 7 A MENTALITY WHICH LEADS TO WARS ANN TEMPLE, In her fourth article In the series 'The Feminine Point of View" analyses the report of a recent women's conference in London and suggests that women themselves are partly to blame for turning gentle boys into aggressive little toughs and encouraging them1,105 words
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Article, Illustration649 1952-03-23 7 June Lee's 'Human Casebook' I HAVE been engaged for two years but can't male up my mind to marry. Sometimes I am sure that I'm In love with my girl but when she want s to make a definite date for our wedding I get the shivers.649 words
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Advertisement360 1952-03-23 7 I (Ire.init'd I weut to v fonnul in maiden/brms MaiiJenctle Strapless bra If a lug occasion is on your ca!emlar, this dream of a bra is ■VsigMd for you! Maidenette Sliapli*ss i« the most fashionable part) -goer ever! Wonderful under bare-shouldered evening clothes or cocktail di esses, Maidenette* Strapless pi\.->360 words
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Advertisement349 1952-03-23 7 People wfco take ASPRO*' tablets when Ifcey feel ever A x^v'^»«w^. coming on do not worry, x. /£-fO*^~^§*^ > Tfcey know these tablets will bring relief very soon. They (rw?\) ,'\7 are world famous for fever. Each tablet is in Sanitape— M *«wSf/ moist climate cannot affect |M C.Z I349 words
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Article, Illustration880 1952-03-23 8 Claudette Colbert - Claudette Colbert By ..re iic ucot jeans ut my life", says Claudette Colbert. "These" means the forties, and for Claudette, with her girlish figure as noticeable as her womanly charm, why shouldn't they be? Miss Colbert is approaching 46. AH right got that over.880 words
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Article, Illustration49 1952-03-23 8 AN AMAH ON SKIS: Ok, what a rale rtii. amah ha«j U »«U when the arrived back in Singapore aftfr spending leave ill Switzerland wiHi Major and Mrs. A. M. He die! Cham Can, with smiling loan Heddle, aged fou», is seen preparing to "take Hie plunge" at Andcrmatt.49 words
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Article101 1952-03-23 8 CLAUDILE COLBERT - My party piece CLAUDILE COLBERT rpAKE a lobster, cut into secJ. tions. season with salt and cayenne pepper. (Put aside the creamy parts and coils). Fry In butter and oil. with chopped onion. Add chopped shallot at the last moment. Pour brandy over and set aflame. Heat in white wine101 words
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Article, Illustration687 1952-03-23 8 Elizabeth was tlie late King's pride, but Margaret was his joy. She had in her that gaiety and easy joy which he had sought so much in his own youth and could never attain. HOW has life been for Princess Margaret since grief687 words
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Advertisement104 1952-03-23 8 IP' v Choose Carefully i USe faithfully Yardlry make the rißht preparation for your type of skin. Wash with oik of tneir luxurious Soaps. For deep-down cleanliness use a Yardiey Cleansing Cream, For the nightly massage which keeps your skin soft and supple choose rich Yardiey Night Cream. And for104 words
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Advertisement387 1952-03-23 8 MARMITE IS EVERYONE'S fithess food The vitamins in Marmite keep everyone fitter and these vitamins mean good health both now and in the future. By adding Marmite > V\ to our mea s ever y d a X- w e strengthen our \cO«^\ bodies to resist chills and diseases; we387 words
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250 1952-03-23 9 SCOUTS MAY GET THREE TOURING ADVISERS' KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. THE Federate Scout Council is considering the appointment of full time commissioners to tour the country, run s P eCia l training courses ror leaders, advise districts, and provide liaison for other organisation* At its annual general meeting in Kuala Lumpur250 words
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313 1952-03-23 9 Maiayan poultry react well to wonder powder JOHORE 6AHRU. Saturday. EXPERIMENTS with the wonder powder con raining aureomycin and Vitamin B 12 in Johore have proved successful. The Veterinary Department, Johore. at its headquarters in Johore Bahru, began experiments several months ago to ascertain the suitability of Aurofac. the technical313 words
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Article, Illustration47 1952-03-23 9 MR. CHANG SOU KHONC (left) and Mr. Chang Chin Hin. two Malayan ttadents who nradnstcd Bachelors of Com. Tierce at Hi* Unhrertity of Melbourne recently. They are pictured her* with (from left) Mrs. Chang Sou Khong Mrs. Jan. Mr». Chan'* grandmother) and Mrs. Lee. (Vv.-» Chang'* aunt).47 words
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Article32 1952-03-23 9 TAIPING. Sat— A new 5200.000 hotel, situated at the junction of Kota Road and Market Square, has opened for business. A two-storey building, the hotpl is owned by a Chinese.32 words
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Article971 1952-03-23 9 Nan HALL - Nan HALL 19 WONG Tat? You are charged with that on I March 6at Albert Street you did commit theft of one gold wristlet, valued at 5169. the property of Tay Neoh Kee." Wong Tat. with his kind, honest face, his troubled eyes and bis hair that bristled up971 words
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110 1952-03-23 9 Penang told of civil defence plan PENANG, Sat THE WORK which civil defence reserves would have to undertake in the event of an air attack on Penang was outlined today by Major-Gen. E. B. de Fonblanque. Asst. Commissioner for Civil Defence. Northern Malaya. These reserves, he said, would consist of110 words
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Article98 1952-03-23 9 Seven others injured KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday THE driver, conductor and five passengers of a bus wera drowned yesterday when it plunged into the Sungei Selaneo> at the 42 mile Raub-Kuala Kubu Road clangor. I Beven other passengers crawled out with minor injuries. The bus,98 words
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Article61 1952-03-23 9 BUTTLRWORTH. Sat— A verdict of death by misadventure was recorded in the Butterworth Coroner's Court today at an inquiry into te death of a 50-year-old railway shunter, Awang bin S. Mar.dap. The court was told that Awang was killed when a goods wagon ran over him on March 1661 words
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Article46 1952-03-23 9 TELUK ANSON. Sat.— At i meeting of the Lower Perak Sir Henry Gurney Memorial Fund committee, at the Dew Recreation Club, with Mr. Lim Ewe Cheng presiding. !t was decided to co-opt .ill penghulus and community leaders in the district into the main committee.46 words
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Article67 1952-03-23 9 H.fR Frank H. Welsh, U5 .1.3. Labour pfflcer, will talk on trade unions to members of the Singapore Admiralty. Local Staff Union tomorrow at the U5.1.5. Theatre. This will be followed by a free cinema show entitled "Our Union at Work." The film depicts a phrase67 words
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Article66 1952-03-23 9 A woman, Tar.g Wai Lan, of Lavender Street, was yesterday charged before the Singapore First Police Magistrate, Mr. R.CJS Bell, with falsely claiming to be a "doctor and medical expert" on Oct. 21 last. She was also charged with practising medicine ar.d surgery at Lavender Street,66 words
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Advertisement112 1952-03-23 9 <&■ i VX^BrMI 1 This Crest de luxe pen j J and pencil ensemble is x/ \*tr jjij&^ really 'Tops'! The pen \Jr' jdar <*&S^ has rhe modern TOUCH ,^P^ DOWN filler, also. Ideal s4&^ Biy Sheaffers-Anerica's First Clwiw HEAFFERj) C EXCLUSIVE PNEUMATIC JL OOWNSTROKE FILLER I V^^^Si AMERICAS FIRST112 words
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Advertisement46 1952-03-23 9 ."•v.v.v.v.v.w.-.v.v/'.-ap.sv.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.. I BALLY SHOES I 1 Bis j fOR EVENING DAY WEAR WHITE BUCKSKIN I BROWN, BLACK, NAVY. GREEN also TWO-TONE IN SUEDE OR LEATHER j BLACK SATIN OR CREPE DE CHINE GOLD KID. SILVER KID OR BROCADE PRICES $29.50 to $69.50 I little^,! SINGAPORE. 146 words
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Article36 1952-03-23 10 CATHERINE Zechariah widow of late G I Zechariah expired Thursday 20th March at 1168 Pasar Road Kuala Lumpur aged 74 years. We gratefully acknowledge the messages of condolence, wreaths, etc sent by relatives and Irlends.36 words
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380 1952-03-23 10 THE SUNDAY TIMES Singapore. March 23. 1952. The good earth ••rpHE tenure of land" 1 said Sir Gerald Ternpier on Wednesday, "is and always has been a fundamental stabilis ing influence in th-? life of any country". The good earth breeds good citizens, especially when the citizen can call the380 words
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Article160 1952-03-23 10 I*HE death of Don Stephen Senanayake. Ceylon's first Prime Minister ts a great loss to Ceylon and to 'he thousands of his friends and compatriots in Malaya. Like Winston Churchill, he will be remembered as one of the most colourful figures of the century. A man of great160 words
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Article, Illustration769 1952-03-23 10 GEOFFREY GELDARD - GEOFFREY GELDARD ONE OF THE MOST REMARKABLE SUCCESS STORIES OF THE EMERGENCY By THERE was a time, and it was not very long ago, when Bentong in Pahang was one of the Federation's worst terror areas, where bandit* created havoc and where the769 words
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Article, Illustration786 1952-03-23 10 f)ON STEPHEN Senanayake, gentleman farmer turned nationalist leader, steered Ceylon through the difficult first years of independence as the dominion's first Prime Minister. He was 68. While the island was still a British Colony ne led her war effort as leader of the Ceylon State Council.Reuter - 786 words
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Letter266 1952-03-23 10 YOU are not unaware, i take it. that two of tiie best defences against atheUCic Communism are the family and religion. May I. therefore, ask what is really behind this locaJ emancipa Imi for women" movement here, since in last Sunday's article It seemed to attack both the family and266 words
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Letter181 1952-03-23 10 I WAS very interested tn 1 your article about Osman Sah in the Sunday Times, and after reading it I spent over an hour trying to find Osman but failed to contact him. I can go back to the day.» when gharries were used extensively and even owned181 words
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Letter316 1952-03-23 10 (\S entering a resettlement camp one day, I was very much surprised when the sentry at the gate shouted to me and ordered me to get down from mv bicycle and walk past him I asked him what good I would do. if he did not want to316 words
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Letter128 1952-03-23 10 MAY 1, as an Asian, pay a small tribute to Sir Franklin Glmson, our retiring Governor, through the medium of your paper. The last war made us Asians conscious that we were to blame for the inferiority complex we gave ourselves In the past. Sir Franklin recognised our128 words
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Advertisement582 1952-03-23 10 Straits fimet Free Pren for the convcfMcncc ot ad- crtitcrt our tepi«i«ntati»« at Ul floor SINCAPORE COLO STORACi. ORCHARD ROAD wifl receive (mall advertisement* and answer, fo bo« numbers Classified advertisements «»a» jlso be handed to: CITT BOOK STORi LTO. Winchester House Collyei Quay Singapore CITT BOOK STORi LTO. 93582 words
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Advertisement23 1952-03-23 10 aW MA your H Once the bottle Is opened. It H should be consumed. Never store H a partly consumed bottle of Beer.23 words
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341 1952-03-23 11 $17,000 wanted for Colony traffic scheme APPROVAL for a sum of $17,000 is being sought from the Singapore City Council by the Council's Public Passenger Transport Committee for a proposed circular one-way traffic scheme in the centre of the City. Of this sum $11,000 is to be spent on diverting341 words
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Article, Illustration26 1952-03-23 11 INCHE KAMARUDDIN BIN \nmad a teacher ot the Malay School, Banting, and Che Khadijah binte Alias, who were married at Prince s Road, Kuala Lumpur recently.26 words
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Article, Illustration117 1952-03-23 11 Youngest-ever lame passenger CEVEN-YEAR-OLD Priscilla Sage., daughter of a Penang police officer yesterday became the youngest child tc fly out from London unaccompanied. Arriving on a QantasBOAC Constellation. Priscilla walked off the aircraft clutching a bundle of comics and her favourite doll which she calls "Jennifer117 words
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96 1952-03-23 11 City Council plans 200 -acre public park THE Singapore City Council plans to dt/elop a 200 acre public recreational park in the East Coas*. Road district. A City Council committee has agreed that a request should be made to the Government to purchase land for the project. The committee also96 words
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Article75 1952-03-23 11 ESTATES WILL BE TOLD ABOUT BILL KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. RADIO Malaya will broadcast special programmes in Tamil tomorrow and on Tuesday, explaining the National Service Bill to estate workers. Messrs P P. Narayanan, S O. K. Übaidullah. M. P. Rajagopal and Mr. Athl Nahappan. and Mr. D. J Craggs, Deputy75 words
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Article43 1952-03-23 11 IPOH, Sat— -China Shakes The World." by Jack Belden and published by Victor Oollanez Ltd.. London, are among 11 English language publications banned under the Emergency Regulations in Perak by the Chief Police Officer. Pt-rak Mr T Q. Gafflkin.43 words
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Article41 1952-03-23 11 KUANTAN, Sat.— Osman bin Awang claimed trial to a charge of trespassing Into the manager's bungalow on Sungei Talam Estate with intent to annoy Wong Mm Oi. Hearing was postponed r f> Apr!] 14 Bail of $100 was allowed41 words
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Article49 1952-03-23 11 PKNANG. Sat.— The North Malaya branch of the Hong Kong University Alumni Association will hold its annual general meeting in Penan? on March 27. The mt. Ling will be followed by a dinner, given by the vice-presidents. Mr Chan Ylk King and Mr. Goh Chong.49 words
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208 1952-03-23 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Saturday THE Sultanah of Johore paid a farewell visit today to the State Welfare Home and the Princess Elizabeth School for the Blind, two institutions in which she has always taken a special interest. At the Princess Elizabeth School she found208 words
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96 1952-03-23 11 Mitchell was only clue to lost $11 EIGHT-TEAR-OLD Mitchell Themas Gore of Portsdown Road, Singapore, was the only clue to the disappearance of SH belonging to bis mother. Sitting on a very high stool in the Singapore Third Police Court yester day, he tc 4 the magistrate what be saw96 words
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Article60 1952-03-23 11 Tan Thian Se. 17 years old was found guilty of theft of brass couplings belonging to the Air Minlstrv in the Singapore Fourth Police Court. The magistrate. Mr E A Chapman said that in view of Tan's age. tie would not pass sentence until he had60 words
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Article31 1952-03-23 11 BUTTERWORTH. Sat A nine-year-old schoolboy. Yeap Chlm Seng, was killed yesterday evening at the fifth milestone near Permatang Pauh. He was knocked down by a military land rover31 words
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170 1952-03-23 11 'Spare me. 1 have six children cry in court SHORTLY before the Singapore First District Judge, Mr. Tan Ah Tah, sent him to nine months' imprisonment, a spectacled rag-and-bone man, Ang Hock Seng, cried: "Spare me, I have a wife and six children to look after." Ang said: "Since I170 words
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131 1952-03-23 11 RALPH Naylor, a 29-year-old Singapore City Council engineer, was acquitted yesterday l:i the Singapore First Traffic Court on a charge of causing the death of Mr. O. Bolton by a negligent act not amounting to homicide on Nov. 24 last. Inspector Khong Heng Ngee,131 words
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Article72 1952-03-23 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. SIX mannequins will parade styles for every hour of the day and night in a fashion show at the Griffin Inn, Kuala Lumpur, on April 4. The parade will be in aid of Selangor State Welfare Funds. The clothes are beirp designed and made72 words
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Article48 1952-03-23 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.Bombardier Ismail bin Mohd Noor of the Searchlight Unit R.A. attached to the First Gordons, was accidentally killed by the discharge of his own rifle, an Army statement says The accident occurred at the entrance to Temoh Hill Camp. Tapah. Perak.48 words
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Advertisement114 1952-03-23 11 y\ s-^ W^^*^^-^^^ S V»ll fm\ f JITy Rotofoerm V&v 200 lfi00 J&? DIAL THERMOMETERS Ptf ASt WRITE FOR CATALOGUE SOLE AGENTS THE SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Imwi l P O BOX 92 SINGAPORE. immediately recognised LONDON TAILORED HOME-SIDE SUITS flflfe WORSTED 3 Piece Single Breasted Suits B^y'114 words
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Article, Illustration544 1952-03-23 12 'WILD JOURNEY DOWN NIGHTMARE ALLEY' TWO weeks ago I reviewed a film called "A Place In L The Sun" and called it one of the mushiest packets of ever-dramatised nonsense I had ever seen. I also criticised the backroom boys of Hollywood for their544 words
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Article, Illustration36 1952-03-23 12 MuNA TELLS THEM Mona Freeman. m»fhci ol two. gives some tips on marriage to newly weds (left to rifrtt). P«t Tuckman, |anct Leigh and Arlcne Dahl at a wedding party give* to Mm Leigri in Hollywood.36 words
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Article241 1952-03-23 12 IT is surprising in this eg-? of throat-slitting commercialism to discover a company which devotes a great deal of time and money to the production of educational films, and goes so far as to distribute then: without charge throughout the world. When I was241 words
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Article, Illustration122 1952-03-23 12 HAVE you tried our new Aim contest yet? Each week we ar> printing scenes from famous Alms. Your job is to identify them and send u s their titles Prizes of $25. $15. $10 and $5 will be awarded to the first four correct entries opened on Thursday122 words
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Advertisement141 1952-03-23 12 4 ACADEMY AWARDS SO BIG That Even The Largest ,<if&|j^ Theatre in Malaya IESBS) The CAPITOL- IS OBSv NOT CONSIDERED 'Sr^ BIG ENOUGH B To Accommodate The jSmk Enthusiastic Public 1KB? Waiting For Warners' SJ£* "A STREETCAR Jfe^ NAMED DESIRE" SO hJv^» It Will Accorded A SIMULTANEOUS RUN At the141 words
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Advertisement226 1952-03-23 12 YOU WILL MARCH WITH THEM AS THEY BOMB, BLAST AND BAYONET THEIR WAY TO VICTORY ON "HEARTBREAK HILL" IN KOREA Richard Gene Michael BASEHART EVANS O'SHEA TODAY! 11 a.m.. 1 30. 4, 6.45 9.30 p.m. !Morn. Mat. TODAY At 9. a.m. DORIS DAY IN "MY DREAM IS YOURS" A GREAT226 words
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Article, Illustration189 1952-03-23 13 HAVE you entered tor our camera competition yet? The Sunday Timei is awarding $15 to rite best picture of the week, with $5 for runnersup. There m also a prise of $25 for the best picture of the mont 1 r.i.. ck i nit prize «oe»189 words
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Article494 1952-03-23 13 Raymond Thomas - Raymond Thomas PHOTOGRAPHY FROM SCRATCH— B By yyHEN you ouy a tin or packet of developer make sure that \i is fresh and not stale. If. when you Ret It home, you open it and find that the larger packet containing a fine white powder U either discoloured494 words
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Advertisement106 1952-03-23 13 Before you luy a cine camera See First the German I It has so many features which other cameras don't have. Sole Agents:— EVERBRIGHT OPTICAL CO., I I»^CHUtI» STRCET SINGAPORE I it you wake at night YOUR COUGH NEEDS /gj|j|\ CAMPBELL'S |flwyfce CHERRY H^^Ml COUGH SYRUP Dont «uflpr in bed106 words
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Article, Illustration900 1952-03-23 14 The Sunday Times prints this article, by John Gordon, for two reasons: 1, It will interest every one of the many Scotsmen in Malaya; 2, It will be enlightening to those Malayans who have never been to Britain and may be unaware of900 words
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Article, Illustration624 1952-03-23 14 BOLEH— AND THE MEN WHO SAILED HER By Our Literary Critic DURING 1949 there wa* built at the Boom De fence depot at Loyang in Singapore a yacht, which its owner, Commander Kilroy, R.N., describes as Malay junk yacht: "It is. as the White Knight said 'my own invention." On624 words
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140 1952-03-23 14 rr human body l s being probed by echoes. By what Is fundamenta My the same technique of echo sounding used to find mountain tops and deep valleys on the floor of the sea, it is now possible to locate tumours and other abnormal140 words
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Article311 1952-03-23 14 To sell or not I THE world, richest man 1 sits smoking cheap Indian cigarettes at 10 tor a penny and wonders whether he can sell out before he has to walk out. For the Nizam of Hyderabad, whose bank balance i s believed to be e12.0er.000311 words
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Advertisement94 1952-03-23 14 >. j"^ v M m *'*S 'i W r ""111 -44ii!m l -'iEgBß^^*" > y- w *W I f 11 If f ti/orks t&e ma c SOLE AGENTS: DADVTn </ \sompanu cbtmilea I J SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANC SCHOOL WORK BRtNGS TIRBPN6SS, .g J|3fc)\ TO GROWING\ Jit JPt^y (youngsters94 words
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Advertisement162 1952-03-23 14 [F oiroette "44" captures your atKntion at mm the first glance and wins your admiration Jt£ with the first word you write. With its IT blue, maroon, grey or black, it it Meal for a lady i haaidbag. although many men appreciate its unobtrusive dimeny»***^^^ lions for a suit pocket162 words
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Article, Illustration1128 1952-03-23 15 IT'S TIME WE CLEARED UP OUR PAVEMENTS "L^VERYONE in Malaya except me, of course- seems to have a phobia against getting anywhere within 15-reet of the edge of the road. An occasional glance in the rear mirror at the ca;s following you will prove that I am right. Try it1,128 words
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Article, Illustration784 1952-03-23 15 James Wickenden - James Wickenden HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR EYESIGHT-3 By THERE is a wrong L way to read, as well as a right one. Until recently the right way was thought to be largely a question of increasing the size of print, blacker ink, whiter paper, and better illumination to784 words
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Advertisement319 1952-03-23 15 4 VITAMINS (not just one or two) from very little t/ r X extra cost P JmJi.^Cjl 'AKTA-VITE' hu tnorr than I *4mWY B four limes (be vitamin strength »L JBr lA j W present Id ordinary food tonics Each avaraf* (Two te»- JBl. v spoonfuls contains Vitamin A 2000319 words
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Advertisement449 1952-03-23 15 Children need cxtta nourishment for boHi growth and activity Horlicks builds their strength and gives them extra energy because it contains the body-building value of rich, full- cream cow's milk plus the energy-giving qualities of wheat and malted barley Horlicks it 100' r nourishment. riur vir s» i I '4\'449 words
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Miscellaneous179 1952-03-23 15 SM/H/HY HJISJn JUMM/VG JMY PROGRfSS f f^-aS^M^^^*T fc Pl£AS£ MAYISTAY^ (OUT SAMMY. YOU HAD I Hy AT HO\l£ TOPAV. I DO\J T A HOUPAY YESTE rJnAY.k —Jrr 4r-J P I B rtCt l Kt r Vt TO S <-' HOO '-J YOliMtVfR WANTEOTO Ky)i ifV'/ fvou kmow. parlinigA _^5S THE179 words
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Advertisement155 1952-03-23 16 PERSPIRATION V^ INSTANTLY ffl^t ■m Ifw smut v Nfc*^ one-Re no )usi Squeeze tit* Bottle and a fine, mist likr «pray quickly b»iujhf i^prrspuitKHi tnd its odor S»fegu»f 3> your natural freshneu. t§ic'ti*i. Odor or.. Spray rff«- f lively checks perspiration and odor .J Ecm+micJ. Hundreds of sprays in every155 words
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Miscellaneous968 1952-03-23 16 \^fy^t x by Edgar Rice B^ OUQH^ s^^^^^^^m WJ^Kl^^^K r^ V> hS'^YM FELLEP PV A DEACV Aff«7rV.' ls^"™^B^ i^J^SS^ :^s Ciiwd LVNN 6A(?N6B 6ASPCP IN ASTONISHMENT. fOULP THESE N- I K I < %>i t W x^S^^^^iyyl NC)W fHe 5L»6HfesT hope r/y^^f/' [PA/iD! MSANWHIL6/ TAttAN HAP LEAPED DOWM TD HELP968 words
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Article, Illustration839 1952-03-23 17 NAT GUBBINS - NAT GUBBINS By An Amn ran writer has Mfrr»Ud that, after the honeymoon, a van; husband uliould t.M.tfu!l> makr Ms bride foodrnnsr'ou* by bringing thr cub Jfrt into the conversation at every opportunity. IN our own home at last. Don't you like the dark oak panelling839 words
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Article, Illustration410 1952-03-23 17 ERNEST DUDLEY - ERNEST DUDLEY HER SLIP IS STILL I SHOWING By LATE one night at the Chew Chow Cafe, Limehouse a place run by a Chinese ex-crooner named S.ng Song— the atmosphere was heavy with the fumes of joss-sticks and opium stew. Sonia, London s notorious Crime-Queen, and I were at410 words
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Article317 1952-03-23 17 ALTHOUGH they did not hold any sales or offer free gifts (these were outside their scope), 32 Singapore Chinese shops were very well patronised during the second half of 1951 The shops did not make much money, however, and tome of them even incurred losses. The317 words
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Advertisement185 1952-03-23 17 THE WATCH PEOPLE ASK FOR BY NAME (at right) the incomparable f .-t.,^^.:.^,.., 1 ROLEX SERVICE SSSSRSKf if 12 ft^l^^ft a^^ viiiwßu cJL lin ill rl SINCAPORE, K. LUMPUR, IPOH. PENANC. Also at Kadting and other Borneo Branches. More Room to stretch your legs It's yours when yOU fly Aboard185 words
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Miscellaneous202 1952-03-23 17 POPULAR CROSSWORD ACROSS 6. Kpoch (3>; 7. Help (3). 8. At1. Melody of a mountaineer (5), t^h tightly (4)- 9 Quit (s>; 10 6. Bird (5); 11. Instrument <4>; (4). jj p ald j, y tenant (4)--12. irrltat* (4); 14. Student (13); 15 Approach (4); 16. The others 18 Poverty202 words
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Article346 1952-03-23 18 LONDON: TF I were to say that British track and field athletes are better than at any time in the last 50 years, I suppose I should get the usual batch of abusive letters But that is exactly what I am saying. This I346 words
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Article, Illustration151 1952-03-23 18 IT'S Carnival time at the Railway Oval in Adelaide. 1 The day is Wednesday, February 13, 1952 summer in Australia. A rifle shot alatmt the crowd. Women scream A string of shots, maybe five or sis, makes everyone duck The players flatten out on the151 words
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Article, Illustration859 1952-03-23 18 ' CRUSADER - Selangor's Cup chances are best yet, but... 'CRUSADER' IT'S heartening to start the season with seven goals against- such a representative side as R.A.F. Malaya, but I hope Selangor will not r un away with the idea that their performance last Sunday was up to Malaya Cup winning standard. As859 words
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Article219 1952-03-23 18 Sports Roundabout ANGRY FANS BARRACK DIRECTORS NORWICH City supporters, never averse to having a go at their own players, switched their barracking to the directors. Angry fans clamoured round the directors box recently shouting "Bring back Hollis." Result: Norwich's leading scorer Is back in the team at Bristol. Manager Norman219 words
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Advertisement63 1952-03-23 18 "We're here again to build up health in the nicest possible way. Haliborange will ensure that your children grow up sturdy and strong with sound teeth and well-formed bones. Haliborange has a delicious orange flavour thnt will be loved by all." Haliborange THE NICEST WAY OF TAKING HAUtfUI IIVER OIL63 words
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Advertisement572 1952-03-23 18 WylisXßt*£si LIARN AT HOHE IHt PRACTICAL WAI Wjp^,v\VMH Radio, to-day i fajtest c*otaw>on. wantt traineii men jfegftl w f&fl «'8« n »'y. Radio rap*" anfinecrv tound technicians [FiJt^ ral o fo *dca»l anginean. •xacutives. etc.. are in > x 1^ ""•ajvJP?! d* m rl d. Vast nrw fields ot ooortun.ry572 words
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Miscellaneous120 1952-03-23 18 POPULAR CROSSWORD SOLUTION ACROSS: 1. Yodel; 6. Eagle; 11 Lyre: 12. Rile; 14. Undergraduate 18 Need; 19. Even; 30. Ear; 21 Hasty: 25 Eat; 26 section; 28 B'Mt: 29. Ruin: 31. Proverb; 34. Pit; 36. Drew: 37 Rot; 39. Reel; 41. Sale. 42. Ornamentation; 47 Oven; 48. Acid; 49. Brand;120 words
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Article, Illustration491 1952-03-23 19 EDDIE CHOONG FOUGHT ALL THE WAY But Peng Soon was master LONDON. Saturday. WONG Peng Soon today won his third successive victory in the All-England singles championship, thus giving him the trophy outright. It was a grim exciting fight at the Empress Hall, Earl's Court, London, but Wong's perfect techniqueReuter - 491 words
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Article71 1952-03-23 19 Xl \l A I.IMIMII, Sat. J. Armitage hit up a quick century for Selan»or Club against Sental Railways in their cricket match at Sentul today. His 102 was made in an hour. Six lime;) he lifted the ball out of the ground. The Club made71 words
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Article319 1952-03-23 19 BATTING COLLAPSE AT LA. By Our Cricket Reporter I nPHE S.ngaiwc Cricket AssocJation's two senior tournament mutches which began yesterday saw some sensational cricket at Indian Association ground There Singapore Recreation Club were dismissed for a paKry 52 ruiv by Indians. At (Iosp Indians had onlv right run*, up for319 words
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Article24 1952-03-23 19 RAF Seletar had scored 88 for four (Mason 46) when rain stopped play in their match against RNAS at Sembawang yeslerday.24 words
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Article294 1952-03-23 19 1.1. Mil I- DIVISION 1 Arsenal 3 Middlesbro 1 Aslon Villa 4 Burnley 1 Blackpool 2 W. Brom. 0 Chelsea 1 Stoke 0 Derby County 1 Charlton Huddersfield 3 Manchester 1° 2 Liverpool 3 Newcastle I' 0 Manchester C 1 Fulham 1 Portsmouth 3 Bolton 0 Sunderland 0Reuter - 294 words
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Article361 1952-03-23 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. Vf ICHAEL Shepherdson, hitting a six and 13 fours iTI in his 90 not out, played a big part in building up Selangor's score of 256 runs for five wickets declared in their cricket match against Pahang which opened on the361 words
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Article103 1952-03-23 19 TEL UK ANSON. Sat. J^ORTH and Perak cricketer T Koenltz scored the first century of the Perak cricket season when he knocked up 101 runs at Teluk Anson in the opening match of the Lowe, Perak Cricket League today. Dew Recreation Club beat Anglo Chinese School103 words
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Article133 1952-03-23 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. DLAYINO with ten men for the best part of the second half Selangor today beat Negri Sembilan by 5-1 in the first inter-State friendly soccer match at Princes Road ground. Play was Us-less throughout, both sides playing below expectations Selangcr kicked off and133 words
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Article33 1952-03-23 19 THE wrestling match between Seelie Samara and Al Costello at the Happy World Stadium last night ended in a victory for Seelie Samara in the sixth round by a. pin fall.33 words
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Article439 1952-03-23 19 From JACK FINGLETON CANBERRA, Saturday. DERIT tBED by ill-feeling which bowling of short, fast balls has brought into Australian cricket, in one season legislators here, I understand, are to give thought to tightening rules on this highly contentious bumper bowling. Inter-state captains and umpires will begin439 words
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Article214 1952-03-23 19 COLONY SOCCER INDIAN Recreation Club played their best game to date when they beat 8.0.D. C.A. three-one in a S.A.F.A. First Division match at JaJan Besar Stadium-yesterday. Rain fell earlier In the afternoon but Indians revelled in the mud and controlled play for long214 words
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Article65 1952-03-23 19 SGT isimeli fUdrodro. light heavyweight boxing champion of the Fiji Islands, who will fight Steve Brian at the Happy World arena on April 4, will train at the Happy World arena at 5.80 p.m. today. At 6 p.m. Steve Brian, who arrived In Singapore yesterday, will65 words
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Article29 1952-03-23 19 Malayan Airways, S.C. received a walkover from Rotterdam Trading S.C who were unable to field a team for their SJB h.f.a Div. a match at Thomson Road yesterday.29 words
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Article42 1952-03-23 19 ITLANO District AAA will shortly start a coaching scheme for athletes. Coaches available are tour wellknown athletes who recently attended Ray Barkway's course at Singapore. They are A. Zakarla. K Laxman Koh Teck Chona and A Vlsvanatban42 words
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390 1952-03-23 19 From Merv Willimms MELBOURNE, Sat. RAY Oreenway, the Australian featherweight boxer, has written back to Australia praising the treatment he has received from Singapore promotor Lltt'e Nene Tie news that Nene has paid Greenway's ooard a month in advance and has lodged his return fare with390 words
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Advertisement450 1952-03-23 19 ROYAL .3.(10-6.15 9.1S p.m. "BHM RARST (Hindustani) Starring Ueeta Ball KK.\ lOHOKK KAHKU TODAY AT 11.30 A.M. HIIKAK TIIKOI (ill" Now Showing 3.15—6.15 9.1S ••SANC.ARAM 1 (Hindustani) aiiwtk «;kkat world N<nv Slmwin? i.0n— 7.00 9.15 -KAY I AN »UKMA" (Malayl SI N r~ NKW WORM) N(.u Shn-.ving 2.33— 6.50 St450 words
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Advertisement521 1952-03-23 19 If you are in a deadend job This^fa^t^k is f oi° 132 pages oi expert career guidance Are you dissatisfied with your work, the money you earn, the proKresa you are making? Do you lons to do something for which you feel yourself butter fttt>d? Would you welcome a real521 words
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Article, Illustration2539 1952-03-23 20 G AMBAR MELA YU ROMPS HOME IN SPRING CUP A thol Mulley makes it a three-wins farewell By EPSOM JEEP Q.I MBAR MELAYU (late Casting Vote), an attractively-bred four- year-old by Hyperion, ploughed through a rain-soaked track to win the Soring Cup in runaway fashion and give Jockey Athol Mulley2,539 words
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Article54 1952-03-23 20 TOTAL POOL $536.i74 1. No. *****3 $24k:<22 2. No. *****9 $120,661 3. No. *****9 67.034 Starters ($6,094 each): Nos. *****2. *****4. MISSS, *****9. *****1, *****4, *****8. C *****. *****3. *****9. *****5 Consolations <S4 022 each) Nos. *****8. *****9. 63X109, *****5, *****9, *****4, *****6. *****5. *****6, 770-03 DOUBLE TOTE54 words
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Article, Illustration148 1952-03-23 20 Absolutely the last word in mechanical science which today ha« put Malayan racing on an equal footing with the best in Britain, Australia and America, the $200,000 Shutter-type totalis ator will be in operation at the Perak Turf Club Easter (Derby) Meeting on April148 words
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Article206 1952-03-23 20 Probe into Happy World seating rE seating accommodation provided in the Happy World Stadium in Singapore for the Thomas Cup Badminton maatches to be held in May. is to be investigated oy the City Council. The inquiry is being made because the Council in 1950 decided that the maximum number206 words
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Article108 1952-03-23 20 IPOH, Sat. 'THE Perak Turf Club has acquired the first horse float to be owned by a Turf Club In the country. Ccstlng about »10.O P O it was built locally by Borneo Motors on •n Austin three-ion chassis. Plans were obtained from a New108 words
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