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Title Section19 1952-03-26 1 The Straits Times J4AL4K4 3 NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1952 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS,19 words
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Article669 1952-03-26 1 But riot inquiryfindings clear officers ]y|R. R. C. B. WILTSHIRE, the acting Commissioner of Police in Singapore during the Hertogh riots in December, 1950, has been "required to retire from the public service of the Colony" as a result of a disciplinary inquiry arising from recommendations669 words
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Article54 1952-03-26 1 THE Straits Times understands that Mr. Wiltshire is retired from the public service of the Colony from today. Mr. Wiltshire is now England on leave. Mr Johnson, who has been on leave before retirement since February last year, also retires as from today (The Committee's report in54 words
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Article33 1952-03-26 1 BANGKOK, Tues. Marshal Phibun Songram was re-appnlnted Premier of Siam by a Royal Proclamation issued last night. The Marshal Is expected to an' eim-e the new Cabinet befjre Friday.—Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article31 1952-03-26 1 TOKYO, Tues— Kyodo news service said today the Japanese Government plans to lease 60 warships from the United States and recruit 6,000 men for a special-mari-time defence unit31 words
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Article130 1952-03-26 1 rREE people were reported drowned off Singapore yesterday. They *were a Marine police constable who had been mislng since Sunday, a Chinese boatman and a schoolboy. The body of the constable, Jalleh bin Haji Ahmad, was found in the sea off Pulau Tekong. The boatman, 25-year-old130 words
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Article54 1952-03-26 1 rE tourtn mt-eiing of the Consultative Committee on Rice was opened at Phoenix Park Singapore yesterday by the CommissionerGeneral. Mr Malcolm MacDonald Before the business ol thf meeting began. Mr O A Spencer. Federation Member for Economic Affairs, paid a warm tribute to the late Premier of54 words
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Article55 1952-03-26 1 TAIPEI rues.— Nationalist China and. Japan today reached what appeared to be final agreement on a peace treaty. A Nationalist communique said negotiations during a 2 1 /4-nour session 'completed their examination of all provisions in the draft treaty and the results are being reported toAP - 55 words
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Article25 1952-03-26 1 SEOUL, Tues.— Allied Sabre Jet pilots reported they destroyed one Communist jet and probably shot down another today over northwest Korea. AP.AP - 25 words
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Article20 1952-03-26 1 VIENNA Tues.—Czechoslovakia last night disclosed its new budget, showing a slight increase in military spending. —A P.20 words
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Article31 1952-03-26 1 LONDON, Tues— Th f Prime Minister. Mr. Churchill, today asked President Truman to express British Government sympathy to the victims of last week's tornadoes in the southern United States.—Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article, Illustration37 1952-03-26 1 MRS. ROOSEVELT, with Mr. Mac Donald and Mr. Blythe (behind Mr. Mac Donald), after her arrival in Singapore. Seventy- five minutes later she was on her way to Jakarta. Straits Times picture.37 words
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Article, Illustration414 1952-03-26 1 NAN HALL - NAN HALL Bj HATLESS, her short, grej hair whipping about her face in th P wind. Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt smiled and nodded warmly when a crowd of several hundred peoole. awaiting her arrival at Kalian? yesterday morning, burst into spontaneous clapping: as she entered414 words
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124 1952-03-26 1 LONDON, Tues. A SUB-COMMITTEE of trn Rubber Growers' Asso ciation is working on the problem of the levy on ex cess profits as applied U< London-based rubber com panics. with a view to protesting and urging sopclai treatment. It is pointed out tnai n124 words
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Article38 1952-03-26 1 Hundreds of Indian dodgers from the proposed conscription in Malaya slept at East Wharf. Singapore Harbour Board, last night waiting to board a ship today at 9 a.m. They were loaded with their belongings.38 words
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Article50 1952-03-26 1 SAIGON. Tues POLICE here said today t hey had foiled a plot to kidnap Bao Dai ""Tiead of Vietnam state, during a pleasure cruise on board his yacht. They have arrested nl ne members of the crew of the yacht now moored in Saigon. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article35 1952-03-26 1 The Singapore Court of Appeal yesterday refused the application of Inche Mansoor Adabi for leave to appeal to the Privy Council to test the validity of his marriage with the 13-year-old Maria Hertogh.35 words
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Article42 1952-03-26 1 CAIRO, Tues. King Farouk last night ordered martial law to be extended "further" throughont Egypt. He also signed a decree dissolving parliament. It provided that the new Chamber of Deputies will first meet nn May 31 —A. P42 words
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Article143 1952-03-26 1 Tried to walk across Thames LONDON. Tuesday. A SOCIALIST peer tried to walk across the Rivei Thames at low tide today, but ended up by having to swim for it Lord Noel-Buxton, 37-year-old farmer, writer and poet, is writing a book on London's history and wasReuter - 143 words
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Article, Illustration1108 1952-03-26 1 GALLANT FIGHT IN BANDIT TRAP From Our Staff Correspondent TANJONG MALIM, Tuesday. pOR thirty minutes this morning, the people of Tanjong Malim, on the Selangor-Perak border,, heard the battle in which 40 bandits pinned down a police patrol on the outskirts of1,108 words
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Article116 1952-03-26 1 THE FIRST AFRICAN CASUALTY KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A SOLDIER of the Kind's African Rifles wa s killed when hi s Datrol, following tracks in the Triang area of Pahang on Sunday, wa.s fired on by bandits. He 's the first African casually of the Emergency. Another African soldier was wounded116 words
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Article16 1952-03-26 1 CATANIA. Sicily. Tues.— Mount Etna began to belch smoke and flames early today. APAP - 16 words
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Article51 1952-03-26 1 TOKYO. Tues. Hundreds of Japanese girls in brief ballet dresses danced through Tokyo's streets today waving banners demanding: "Lower the tax on art dances." "It's all wrong to put a hundred per cent tax on ballets, just as if they were strip shows," one of them51 words
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300 1952-03-26 2 SENANAYAKE' S SON ACCEPTS PREMIERSHIP COLOMBO, Tuesday. MR. Dudley Senanayake, son of the late Premier, and Minister of Agriculture in Ceylon's Government, has agreed to accept the Premiership, a usually reliable source said yesterday. The United National Party's parliamentary group will meet to endorse the selection today, it was reported.Reuter - 300 words
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Article39 1952-03-26 2 LONDON. Tues.— The Queen will receive the heads of diplomatic missions at Buckingham Palace on May 9, vHi- che will bold an afternoon party at the palace on May 4 for diplomats and their wives.— Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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166 1952-03-26 2 Bishop was manacled for 14 months HONG KONG. Tues. pOMMUNIST guards yesv/ terday struck off the manacles which bound Bishop Rene Boisguerin's hands for the 14 months he was their prisoner. Then they expelled the French Roman Catholic prelate, making him cross the border into British-ruled Hong Kong. BLshop Boisguerin'sReuter - 166 words
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Article35 1952-03-26 2 TEL AVIV, Tues.— About 150 Indian Jews squatted on the pavement outside the Jewish agency building here today demanding fulfilment of promises that they would b e allowed to return to India.—Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article28 1952-03-26 2 ZURICH. Tues.— Sir Stafford Cripp.s is moving freely and is beginning to sit In bed He is under treatment for a tubercular spinal infection.— Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Advertisement645 1952-03-26 2 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT APPLICATIONS are Invited em! citizens for appointment as probationer laboratory s in the institute for rewann. Kuala Lumpur. Probationer— sBs x 5-95, -$130 x 10-200/270 X 10niT.sin •The s'a'-Ur.K salary will be $157 25 inclusive of Qualifications: iVust Nd the school certlficat* examination, grade 1, or grade 11.645 words
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Advertisement710 1952-03-26 2 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE MOIST EMILY SWIMMING < POOL NOTICE Is hereby given that J Mount Emily Swimming Pool will not be available for public use on 29th March, 1952, from 1.00 p.m. j to 6.30 p.m. T. M. STEVENS Secretary. City Council. MALAY REGIMENT TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are.710 words
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Advertisement368 1952-03-26 2 NOTICES 1 P. W.D. TENDER NOTICE t TENDERS from Class "B" and above registered P.W.D. contractors will be received at the office of the State Engineer, P.W.D., Johore Bahru. Jchore, up to 12.00 noon of ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF SENIOR OFFICERS 1 QUARTERS CLASS "C AT JOHORE BAHRU All particulars368 words
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Advertisement795 1952-03-26 2 WATCH A CLOCK REPAIRS Associated Instrument Manufacturers Ltd., 304, Orchard Road, Singapore can now undertake the repair and overhaul of all types of Watch ft Clock movement*. A specially equipped department with skilled personnel ensures a satisfactory ana prompt service and all repairs are guaranteed. Enquiries should be sent to795 words
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Advertisement129 1952-03-26 2 Gold bars lost in air crash FRANKFURT. Tuesday. A ROYAL Dutch Airline official said last night ihat nine gold bars, worth more than $1,200 apiece, are still missing from the wreckage of the plane which crashed near here on Saturday, killing 44. He added the airliner carried nearly half a129 words
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Advertisement263 1952-03-26 2 fresh vp wi H ijl IHIArViIAN M? law m Saar 7< *^^^L p fG"^"^^* I «X4saaaK v *^d*~ f V v MS jattfiDutoo Hamom's flower-fresh i iiißagifTii .ii V* perfume i$ just right 40-1, H.tfWi Pl*c. Sinmpor* «j Brighten your complexion KhaiMMww Bros Homom's pure vegetable 20 a r*H*i st263 words
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296 1952-03-26 3 PREMIER SAYS: 'I WON'T BE INTIMIDATED* CAPETOWN, Tuesday. MASS meetings throughout South Africa last night called for the resignation of the Prime Minister, Dr. Malan. Ma lan replied with a statement that he would not be "intimidated I The Prime MinisterReuter; AP - 296 words
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Article136 1952-03-26 3 WASHINGTON Turs. Gr NrKAL James Van Fleet. Commander of the Unitfd States Kighth Army in Korea, said today be did not think the Communists would start another offen- 1 stive there. "Wf have enough equipment. men and ammunition avail- able to mow them down asReuter - 136 words
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143 1952-03-26 3 Corpses and treasure in 'death well' E MANILA, Tues. XCAVATION of a well said to contain corpses and treasures began yesterday, the Quezon City authorities said. The death well is located on a lonely spot on Constitu- tlon Hill near the University of the Philippines. It came to the attentionReuter - 143 words
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Article33 1952-03-26 3 LONDON. Tues.— The Prime Minister. Mr. Winston Churchill, said today he could "hold out no expectation" that Parliamentary observers will be allowed to watch the British atomic tests in Australia.33 words
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Article141 1952-03-26 3 POLICE HUNT FOR KILLER NEW DELHI, Tuesday. 'THE Former Deputy Superintendent of the Bom- bay Police, Mr. G. N. Teasdale, yesterday flew back from Bombay to his house in New Delhi, where his two daughters had been murdered on Sunday night. Patricia, aged 21, andAP - 141 words
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Article, Illustration38 1952-03-26 3 \l\ 1...S LfcIGH gets a kis* from he r husband. Laurence Olivier. i n her dressing room at New York's Ziejteld Theatre on learning that she bad received an Oscar for her performance in "A Streetcar Named Desire."38 words
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Article63 1952-03-26 3 DAKAR, Tues. SIXTEEN people, including a baby, were killed In a French plane which crashed near Gao airfield. 200 miles east of Timbuctoo, yesterday Three others, seriously injured, were dragged from the blazing plane, a Lockheed Lodestar operated by the French-owned Air Transport Company. TheyReuter - 63 words
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98 1952-03-26 3 Bandits kill villagers in revenge SEMARANG, Tues. ABOUT 50 Darul Islam terrorists, armed with aui tomatics. took possession of the village of Bendo. near Bojolali. In Central Java, lined up the villagers In the market square and opened flr e at point bank range. Eight villagers died and seven othersAP - 98 words
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Article25 1952-03-26 3 SAIGON, Tues.— Vietmlnh Communist rebels ambushed a French army armoured train 135 miles northeast of Saigon yesterday, wounding six French Union soldiers.— Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article41 1952-03-26 3 BANGKOK. Tues. The oiggest cargo of illicit gold ever to arrive here— l,44o baFs worth USs4oo.ooo— was seized by Siamese customs officers aboard the steamship Hiram from Hong Kong. Customs officers arrested two of the crew.— UPUP - 41 words
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Article31 1952-03-26 3 THE HAGUE. Tues. The 7.150-ton British motorship Chakdina today continued her voyage from Hamburg to Antwerp at slow speed after reporting she believed she had struck a mine. Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article69 1952-03-26 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. UNITED States Government officials said that the U.S. intends buying all the tin it can for the strategic stockpile and to replenish the industrial stockpile wbich has been depleted heavi'y during the suspension of tin buying. However, they added, overseas purchases would notAP - 69 words
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120 1952-03-26 3 LONDON. Tues. THAT June wedding date is being crossed off the calendar by more and more marriage-ftiinded Britons. rnsteaaVthey plcl a day I in cold and blustery March —thanks to the unromantic income-tax collector. Marriage registrars in the London area reportReuter - 120 words
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Article30 1952-03-26 3 COPENHAGEN Tues. Copenhagen had a holiday air today as the city welcomed King Gustaf Adolf and Queen Louise of Sweden on their first state visit to Denmark. —Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article36 1952-03-26 3 NICOSIA Tues.— Seven women h"re have laid claim to $4,000,000 left by Christos Eiqffherlou. who died In New York 20 years ago Four of the women say they are niece*, the othprs sn^rinleces.—ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article43 1952-03-26 3 TAIPEI. Tues. -The Chinese Foreign Office Is reported to have protested to th e Slamesp Government against a 20fold increase In the cost of alien registration cards, which th e Government feels is discriminatory against the 3.000.000 Chinese in Slam.— U.P.UP - 43 words
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Article153 1952-03-26 3 ROME, Tuesday. of pro-Fascist students, screaming "Viva II Duce" and denouncing the United States and Britain, battled Rome- riot squads yesterday in a nationwide outburst of "We want Trieste" demonstrations. Ten policemen wer c injured when the mob showered broken glass and stonesUP - 153 words
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Article478 1952-03-26 3 WEST INSISTS ON A FREE GERMANY BONN, Tuesday. TPHE Big Three Western powers, in their answer to Russia's note calling for a conference to draw up a treaty with a united Germany, will insist that Germany be left free to join the European Army, a senior British source said hereReuter - 478 words
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199 1952-03-26 3 ...And so the hypnotist didn't look LEWES, ENGLAND, Tues. RALPH Slater, American professional hypnotist, turned his back in court yesterday after it had been hinted that a girl bringing an action against him might fall under his influence again. Slater was being sued by Eretty dark-haired Miss iana Grace Rains-Bath,Reuter - 199 words
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Article46 1952-03-26 3 LONDON, Tues—Commonwealth consultations began here today on the position of Commonwealth troops in Japan after the Japanese peace treaty comes into force. The talks are at official level only and are taking place at the British Ministry of Defence. Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article19 1952-03-26 3 DURBAN, Tues.— Mr. Manilal Gandhi today completed the 18th day of his 21-day "Durlfication" fast. Reuter.Reuter - 19 words
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Advertisement171 1952-03-26 3 Angier's puts you Jfc?) back on your feet T\^ /Sl after FEVER or J%^£^M other illness "^^^^^H^ Vigour and energy quickly return if you take a course of Angier's Emulsion after attacks of fever. Malarial sufferers in particular, appreciate the tonic effect of Angier's. This palatable emulsion tones up the171 words
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Advertisement147 1952-03-26 3 DRAKES are cheaper than you think during DRAKES WEEK only it*?DRAKESWEEKat COLD STORAGE SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICE/ Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. INDUSTRIAL RUBBER HOSES for 2 MINING INDUSTRY s^^^^m^>. Armoured or Plain \Sfe- "j-^^Eh Suction Hoses *^3iK i 1 P r e»» ur Hoses flte"* rcr*S»TJy Hydraulic Hoses fffc "^T"^)147 words
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402 1952-03-26 4 PATIENT DIED BECAUSE HE COULD NOT FIND DOCTOR 'SOMETHING WRONG WITH HOSPITAL SYSTEM' f|R. Au Kee Hock, senior assistant ear, nose and throat surgeon of the Singapore Genera! Hospital, was told yesterday by the Singapore Coroner. Mr. Choor Singh, that there was "something wrong" with the hospital's system of receiving402 words
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139 1952-03-26 4 A WOMAN. Sim Scow Hyar. who had fish for dinner on Dec. 16 at Potons: Paslr died six days later when a fish-bone, which she swallowed, perforated a vein in •her heart. At the inquest in the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday. Mr. Choor139 words
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Article49 1952-03-26 4 Liow Cheng Leong, a bus conductor, was fined $50 in the Singapore City Police Court yesterday for allowing excess passengers on his bus along Pay a Lebar Road in January Liow told the Court that the offence took place during Chinese New Year.49 words
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Article181 1952-03-26 4 SENG Kwee Lim was taking his daughter and son to Change Alley on the morning of Feb. 2 to buy them some toys. As he accompanied them across the road opposite Winchester House, in Collyci Quay, a lorry knocked 'the girl down and181 words
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Article71 1952-03-26 4 When Toe Boon Tee was charged in the Singapore City Police Court yesterday for failing to wear the proper dress of a trisha rider, he had to pay a double fine when he was still found not wearing the proper dress in Court. Th e Magistrate. Mr K.71 words
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Article140 1952-03-26 4 Y.W.C.A. Raffles Quay: Ballroom dancing. 6.15 p.m.: Katong seniors meet at St. Hilda's School, 4 p.m. YMCA Orchard Road: Tennis. A p.m.: Singapore Chess Club, 5 p.m.: Malay and Commercial classes. Judo practice, weightllfting. gymnastics. 5.30 p.m.; Art club. 6 p.m.; Special Educational film show, and Malay Literacy140 words
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Article53 1952-03-26 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. THE Federation Government today announced that 300 armoured vehicles were already being used by the Federation police and more than 500 others were on order. "It is estimated that these vehicles will be sufficient to meet the main requirements of the force." a53 words
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Article31 1952-03-26 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Rotarlan Canon R. K. S Adams of Singapore gave a talk on Malayan students in Australia, at the tea meetng of the Johore Rotary Club today.31 words
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Article, Illustration200 1952-03-26 4 RAF BREAK NEWS IN JUNGLE FIRST news of the death of the King was given "to a Sarawak kampong by seven R.A.F. men who yesterday returned to Singapore after a sevenday trek through some of the heaviest jungle country in Sarawak. The trek was200 words
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Article, Illustration136 1952-03-26 4 TO-DAY is the last day for entering the Singapore Rotarians' Beauty Queen Contest on Saturday at the Great World, and late entrants would be well advised to get their pictures down by hatid to the Straits Times office in Cecil Street, Singapore, before 4 p.m. To-night, the primary136 words
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Advertisement240 1952-03-26 4 •O O^ .^^^fck 'w'O^r HI C»f€v£^ 1 IB i \J*** IN APPEARANCE SH s: i >^ in PERFORMANCE I f^^T^ m^^^^Jl __^tt. cs**"**»*«" ••••••••■I i— If M y^fcrv *o*^ J* -*<""^^^^Bp^^^^^^ll^^*^t^^iflßß^^^^^^^^^^ y**(Pj ?^r a (jnft IC I y P^^^^^^bbbH v i "P *V *»*b"**O' J^r Bill S M ill CHAHHoTWTbMS240 words
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Miscellaneous74 1952-03-26 4 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 14. lr. tome children alwav.' S. A hor§e on Und (i>. advisable (5) 9. Flighty piece of conduct 16. Hearty headland (5). 8). 17. "Whatever Is U 10. The lass with unprotected vigour (9). head (7). 2 4. Highest type of human bell. Where the Light74 words
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Miscellaneous139 1952-03-26 4 27. Is dear to a minor planet (o) 28. Included In the finest editions (8). DOWN 1. Weak character In "Henry IV. Part II" (6). 2 Bivalve shell-flsh (7). 3. Ruffianly French Indian* (7). What he wrote was often a mystery (5, 5, 3). 6. Letters for a colonist (7).139 words
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Article178 1952-03-26 5 WHAT YOU THINK PUZZLES MRS. FDR MRS. Eleanor RooseI L velt, widow of the 1 former U.S. President, said at an interview at 1 Kallang airport, SingaI pore, yesterday that the most challenging and interesting part of her tour of the Far East had been to find out why people178 words
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Article76 1952-03-26 5 ]i|RS. Malcolm Mac Donald, ■I-"* wife of the Commissioner General, will sail from Singapore for England in the Oranje tomorrow on holiday. She will be accompanied by her three children, Jane and Bill Rowley and two-year-old Fiona Mac Donald. No official statement was available yesterday from76 words
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Article27 1952-03-26 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— Ali bin Abdul Hamid and Tan Kwee Nam two lorry drivers, were each fined $80 in the police court today for speeding.27 words
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Article77 1952-03-26 5 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 9.30 am -9.55 Schools; 10 Emergency News; 10.05 "Women's Magazine"; 10.45-12 Schools: 1 p.m. Tommy Dorsey and his Orch; 1.30 News; 1.45 "Lunch Time Prom": 2-3.20 Schools: 6.15 "Nature Club"; 6.40 Radio String Ensemble: 6.55 Announcements; 7 News: 7.15-7.25 "This is Communism": 7.30 RAF Dance Band; 877 words
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Article71 1952-03-26 5 Singapore has won the inter-State Mixed Amateur Dance Contest against Penang. Organised by the Singapore Society of Amateur Dancers, the contest was held at Raffles Hotel. Singapore won the waltz, slow fox-trot and quickstep. Penang won the tango. Singapore was represented by Mr. Lam Joon Kirn71 words
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Article216 1952-03-26 5 INCHE Salleh bin Abdullah, the first gunner of tru motor vessel Bentong, whose certificate has been suspended for six months in connection with the stranding of the vessel on Oct. 24, 1951, a few miles out of Singapore Harbour, appealed against the order of suspension in216 words
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Article, Illustration193 1952-03-26 5 JUNE, the 300-ton Danish schooner, which has spent only 37 days at sea since leaving Copenhagen last September, and has been in the Singapore inner roads for the past five weeks, was detained by a Court order on Monday. Two days previously, seven members of the193 words
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Article101 1952-03-26 5 TWO Royal Marine Com- mandos, Michael Pendleton and C. Wells, were brought before the Singapore Fourth Magistrate, Mr. D. H. Chapman, yesterday and charged with robbing Mohamed Yatim bin Haji Mansoor at Kebun Übi off Geylanp Serai and assaulting him. In the company of another soldier101 words
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248 1952-03-26 5 COMMUNISM IN THEIR SCHOOLS SARAWAK was "doing all right"— with boominff pepper, rubber and timber exports but Communism was present in the Chinese schools, and being carefully watched, the Governor of Sarawak, Sir Anthony F. Abell, told the Straits Times yesterday at Phoenix Park. Sir248 words
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Article189 1952-03-26 5 Output can 9 t keep pace Pith population, jys U.N. expert fHE food situation in the Far East is serious, said Mr. Norris E. Dodd, Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations, in Singapore yesterday. He said that Asia's population was rapidly189 words
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Article40 1952-03-26 5 Singapore City Council will soon have to seek another lady welfare officer. Mrs. M. Grundbacher, who was appointed to this post In June 1950, has resigned because she will soon leave for Switzerland, with her husband.40 words
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Article130 1952-03-26 5 MR. A. Shukoor, president of of the Singapore Kerala Sa ma jam the only social organisation for over 10.000 Malayalees In the Colony yesterday appealed to all Malayalees in Singapore to support the National Service Bill. He said In a statement that It was the duty130 words
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Article180 1952-03-26 5 SubsUUons UaMe to load shedding today are: OAT Adeiphl, Chartered Bank. Cavaoagti Rd. CoHj-er Quay, Victoria Memorial Hall 1 and 2. Union Building, Hume Pipe, Rheem, Ford, Bin Seng, Wire Mesh. PWD (loarry, Nanyaag Mfg., Buklt Panjang. National Carbon, Princess Elisabeth Estate, Dairy Farm, i;iu Pandan. Jnrong 1,180 words
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Advertisement307 1952-03-26 5 PlCftftC ItLMON i /W I ■<£■■ I &P «H I &&f **WL 1 Ilk i "That exhilarating first moment I.OVE CAN LIGHT IP AT A CLANCE as a fl^K^^ cigarette liijhts up at a flame. That exhil- [fir arating first moment may be followed by I '"J-ff, f yens of307 words
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Advertisement156 1952-03-26 5 PfG OUT yOU&POL LAPS if STAR BARGAINS YOU MUST NOT MISS II BEER MUGS PRINTED SPUN RAYON Peggy Sage (Sa* Floral Design J£f^ CLOTH SETS Lic^ uid "^U |f^^^^^^^B& with 4 matching RAIL VARnISH c IBvi |I>^sl "it. $1.00 NAPKINS Usually SI '5 WML fegsrdrJ Us^ sl2s usu a ayn156 words
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Obituary20 1952-03-26 6 EX-GUARD Wantahir, 68 yrs died 23-3-52 12 00 p.m. leaving his wife, 22 grand children, three daughters. 1 son.20 words
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Article42 1952-03-26 6 MADAM Boey Soon Hop, wife. Fung Poy, Fong Weng, s n^- ol the late Wong Kum Seng thr.nk nil friends, relatives, and staff of the Immigration Dept. who sent wreaths, condolence and attended Hit funeral of the late Wong Kum SrllK.42 words
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1056 1952-03-26 6 Time has mellowed public anger over the calamitous riots which broke out in Singapore on December 11. 1950. But the Report of the Police Disciplinary Inquiries, which is published this morning, can hardly fail to arouse some1,056 words
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Article55 1952-03-26 6 WASHINGTON. Tues.— Gen Dwl»ht Eisenhower Is exDected to announce his resignation from the post of North Atlantic Commander in c> u'"'H>e next week. The resienatlon would enTblp him to return to the United States to head the '•amoalen to nom'nate him as Republican can* 'dateReuter - 55 words
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Letter434 1952-03-26 6 I WOULD assure Mr. Koh that I do not "pooh pooh" the Bates theory of "Better Sight without Glasses". I reject it, as it has been rejected not only by those in the medical and optical professions but by millions of laymen all over the world.434 words
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Letter143 1952-03-26 6 AS far as I can see,, the white lines down the middle of the roads make very little difference to the majority of motorists. I have seen motorists accelerating and overtaking other^ vehicles by going right across those white lines thereby giving absolutely no chance to143 words
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Letter94 1952-03-26 6 MUCH has been written about persons born elsewhere but resident in the Federation with relation to citizenship. What about those who were born in the Malay States but have been resident in Singapore long enough to be disqualified from Federal citizenship? There are thousands of this class94 words
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Letter365 1952-03-26 6 T WRITE in reference to your editorial last Tues- day under the heading "In Kampong Kirkby". 1 refer in particular to the statement that the art of teaching is not confined to book-learning, but requires a certain amount of experience in practical subjects This wa s the "first365 words
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Letter295 1952-03-26 6 IN his speech on the British Army Estimates on March 10, 1952, the Secretary of State said inter alia Another matter which sometimes tends towards making men leave the Army is separation from wives and children With so many of f^e Wr'tta*! Army abroad, this Is obviously295 words
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Article914 1952-03-26 6 The problem of food in Singapore— 3* i^ROM considerations of the way in which local grown food is prdduced to plans for increased production is not an easy step. It is not a question of taking large areas of unoccupied land and ploughing them up914 words
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Article392 1952-03-26 6 Fragrant Stream IMR. JOAQUIM'S QUERY of a few days ago, asking whether Hong Kong indeed meant "the sweet-smelling port"., is answered by the always welcome and knowledgeable Mr. Lai Kai Joo. The Island known to the world as Hong Kong is. in fact, called Heong Kong ("Fragrant392 words
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Advertisement794 1952-03-26 6 classified' ads. CLAY to Rachael Mary (Molly) wife of Dudley Clay Department of Education at Malacca General Hospital on 24th March a son. THE ENGAGEMENT ls announced between Mr. Sect Cheng Hua only son of Mr. Mrs Sect Kirn Cheng and Miss Tan Seok Neo the second daughter of Mr.794 words
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Advertisement76 1952-03-26 6 BRITISH MADE GUITARS of QI A UTS. vQ 1115 Made by Messrs G. Hough ton Sons, Birmingham. Model 1100 Guitar 50.00 1100 C Case 20.00 Model 1105 Guitar 70.00 UOSC Case Zt.oo Model 1110 Guitar $100.00 11 10 C Case 25.00 Model 1115 Guitar $140.00 1115 C Case S 45.0076 words
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Advertisement90 1952-03-26 6 mURAHCI THE "COMMERCIAL UNION' GROUP OF INSURANCE COMPANIES COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO. LTD. UNION ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LTD. PALATINE INSURANCE CO., LTD. LIVERPOOL VICTORIA INSURANCE CORP: BRITISH GENERAL INSURANCE CO., LTD. SINGAPORE IPOH rO Boa 107, Tel. 5077. P.O. Boi 47 Tel. 574. Acting Manager Local Manager: A. C MACKENZIE B.90 words
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266 1952-03-26 7 Official action must await request from parents THE Secretary for Chinese Affairs has not received any complaint from parents regarding a report that six girls from a large Chinese girls' school in Singapore had run away to China on a ship early this month266 words
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Article30 1952-03-26 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues Kasiram bin Ternawi. a Special Constable, was sentenced to three months' imprisonment today by the Police Court for absenting himself from duty since Jan. 15.30 words
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Article55 1952-03-26 7 Tng Hiang Hoon, a 23-year-old woman, was sentenced in Singapore yesterday to a month's imprisonment for attempted suicide by taking a solution of opium at Siak Street on Monday. Tng told the court she was worried because she had not earned enough to keep her55 words
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247 1952-03-26 7 rpROOPER Ronald Thomas 1 Heyes, of the Special Air Service Regiment, said in Singapore Second Traffic Court yesterday that Northern Rhodesia was a'very civilised country" and they issued driving licences valid for a lifetime. "Where I come from, we. too, have laws and regulations,"247 words
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Article66 1952-03-26 7 "THE British marine of No. 45 Royal Marine Commandos, Selarang, who died on Monday night after being accidentally shot with a police gun, was burjed at the Pasir Panjang military cemetery yesterday evening. The soldier's name is being withheld until his relatives in England have been informed.66 words
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Article68 1952-03-26 7 A cheque for $11,701.62 will be presented to St. Andrew's School, Singapore, for tta building fund at the annual meeting of the St Andrew's Old Boys' Association at the school hall in Woodsville on Saturday. The sum represents the nett proceeds from the play "Lady Precious Stream,"68 words
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Article29 1952-03-26 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— A motor cyclist X Gopinath of Sungei Kong Kong Estate Masai, was fined $15 in the Police Court, for not observing a road instruction.29 words
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Article180 1952-03-26 7 SPECIAL FORCE TRAINED JOHORE BAHRI Tuesday. THE Tiger Patrols, a specially organised and trained police force for combat duty against the bandits, was inspected by the Sultan of Johore at a parade at the Istana Besar grounds today The "Tiger's" motto, "Semangat Setia" (Rise up180 words
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Article81 1952-03-26 7 HTHE Fa- East correspon- dent of the London Daily Mail, Mr. Lachie McDonald, and the RAF Public Relations Officer in the Far East, Mr. Geoffrey Kerr went to Kuching on Monday to cover the arrival of the RAF jangle "survival team" who made a 30-mile81 words
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Article60 1952-03-26 7 The 2,577-ton Nationalist China cargo vessel Kaon Sing has arrived in Singapore from Keelung. with a large cargo of cement. It ts her first call at Singapore Two hundred tons are to be discharged at Singapore, and 2,250 tons are for Port Swettenham. The vessel will go60 words
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Article33 1952-03-26 7 Yeo Leng Koh, a trisha rider was fined $5 in the Singapore City Police Court yesterday for carrying a basket of fish In his trisha along Orchard Road last month.33 words
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Article161 1952-03-26 7 11/IR V K. Nair (Labour South) will ask fbr the establishment of Whitley Councils for City Council employees at the monthly meeting of the Council on Monday lit a motion he will request the Council to accept in principle the establishment of Whltley Councils to protide161 words
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Article, Illustration44 1952-03-26 7 JOHORE'S TIGER PATROL o n parade at the Instana Besar grounds, Johore Bahru. yesterday, when they were inspected by the Sultan of Johore. Below: The Sultan talking to a member of the patrol at the parade. Straits Times picture.44 words
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Article173 1952-03-26 7 MORE than 2,500 pots ol iT1 at Singapore's "biggei the Happy World on Frid Forty-five exhibitors were listed when entries for the show closed last night While the biggest exhibit will occupy an area of 120 square feet flowers will be displayed it173 words
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117 1952-03-26 7 SIR GERALD WAS 3 MILES FROM AMBUSH IPOH, Tues. WHILE the High Commissioner, General Sic Gerald Templer, on his tour of Kinta yesterday morning was in the operations room at the pol^c station In Batu Gajah bandits ambushed a police jungle squad In a radio van at Tronoh, three miles117 words
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Article43 1952-03-26 7 The central council ;>f Ceylonese Associations. Johore. has sent a message expressing sympathy on the death of Mr. Senanayake. the Prime Minister of Ceylon, to the Government of Ceylon and Mr. Senanayake's family through the Ceylon Commissioner in Malaya.43 words
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Advertisement77 1952-03-26 7 e el accompaniment r tect dinner J< BLUE jm MUM 4fcJlif LIEBFRAUMILCH H. SICHEL SOHNE l-or expert advice on the selection of suitable wines for your next dinner party, please 'phone our wine specialist Singapore 5324 iHE EASTERN AGENCIES (1946) LTD. Specialists in choicest wines. QycAjtbeied jot (Mxmm I EjKm'ZJm77 words
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Advertisement87 1952-03-26 7 MOULDED PLASTIC TABLEWARE I I Attractive Hygienic Moderately Priced <S Comprising:- 3 Crystal Clear Di«he* which fit >> P«»tel Coloured Tray» of Pink, Blue and Green. 4 Piece $2/25 Set 1 DOUBLE EGG-CUP EASTER EGG << with «n AJI-The-Ye«r-Round appeal. << Th« four Mparate part* can be 1/fsl >> >i«embled87 words
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Article, Illustration1618 1952-03-26 8 THE CASE OF MR. WILTSHIRE 'Should have made more inquiries' I IF Mr. R. C. B. Wiltshire, acting Commissioner a of Singapore Police at "m" m the time of the Hertogh f riots in December, 1950, I had not failed to get in-1,618 words
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Article, Illustration2916 1952-03-26 8 THE CASE OF MR. JOHNSON Thp rHAPPP 1 oir-jinsf Mr untll about 1.30 p.m. when the HE CHARGE against Mr. (crowd dispersed af r tne G u lk has K. L. Johnson, Superin- had been stoned, and withdrawn. tendent of Police, was:— That he2,916 words
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Advertisement127 1952-03-26 8 iUmfiheadl AHEAD in PERFORMANCE! 000t^ >^ j^pjj ft AHEAD in PUBLIC DEMAND? 0l 00t^ miiml >^ =^mm^- FORD CUSTOM DELUXE SnmpSH ißtwff^nß^fc'l^k an< built not just for this 91, VW P^WvUl rT^BI 1 m V.X^AMW^^mV I I year and the next but for li |L^W^L^£v«-*" inWMwrfl isaL "ter. more dependable127 words
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Article89 1952-03-26 9 MR W. J. Watson, A.S.P.. was charged that he attempted to mislead the Singapore Riot Inquiry Commission on February 28, 1951 by statin,* that, according; to the Special Constabulary records. Mr. II L. Velce was not a special constable on Dec. 11. 1950. when89 words
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Article308 1952-03-26 9 From Page Eight '.■moderation induced in Mr. Johnson. Nevertheless, we are of the opinion that the best way to avoid bloodshed is to maintain order; and that the way to maintain order is to suppress disorder as soon as it appears. "Never, in our opinion, did308 words
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Article, Illustration338 1952-03-26 9 MR. W. J. Parks. Assistant Commissioner of Police, was charged with negligence in the performance of his duties that, being thp senior police officer present at the s-ene of a disturbance near the mosque In North Br'd?t' Road at about 2.30 p.m on Dec 11. 1950.338 words
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Article87 1952-03-26 9 MR. A. H. FfUSW. A.S.P., was charged that on February 19. 1951, he attempted to mislead the Singapore Riots Inquiry Commission by stating that from inquiries he had made he did not think that Mr H. L. Velije wa< a speJal constable on Dec 11.87 words
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Advertisement129 1952-03-26 9 1- V ■'II iLWMkfif'i^^™] "7™ iDAYTODAY! -AND STILL GOING STRONG! 11a m. 1.30 4 6.45 9.30 p. m. I Richard Gene Michael BASEHART EVANS O'SHEA NEXT HILARIOUS CHANGE! C powwymSwk 1 \(j WlmM »^SKNCEtTtACY |HE [PEOPLE IGAINST CO HARA O'BRIEN LjfNN HOtHAK I AST DAYI am-1.45-4.lii LAJI UMI. 6.45 9.30129 words
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Advertisement154 1952-03-26 9 PROUIS WINNER OF 4 MAJOR ACADEMY AWARDS! mJ wsJ v&] m) Streetcar Named Desire" j VIVIEN LEIGH MARLON BRANDO BEST BEST ACTRESS V H» SUPPORTING Vivien JM ACTRESS Leigh Kirn Hunter BEST l^jP BEST AKT 3 MHHHr SI PPORTINC DIRECTION ACTOR I Karl Maiden s 4 SHOWS DAILY! NOTE TIMES:154 words
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Article, Illustration332 1952-03-26 10 Dear Boys and Girls, This week's puzzle has been specially drawn for the chrldren's pagt by our own artist. I hope you will all try to solve it. There is a very good reason why you should as you wW see when you have332 words
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Article, Illustration1161 1952-03-26 10 "OAVE you heard the s news?" squawkert Uncle Oily, who was sitting on his favourite branch outside the front door. "No." said Rukiah. "What is it? Is it exciting?" "It might be verv exciting indeed. 1 hooted the Wise Owl. "Mat Mousedeer has1,161 words
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Article403 1952-03-26 10 Answers To Your Queries WEE Kah Wont, ol Penang, wants to know hdw matches were invented and what makes them strike. THE match-tip ignites by friction. Phosphorus, which is what the tip is made from, unites with oxygen to such a great extern mat it lignts wnen exposed to air.403 words
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Advertisement173 1952-03-26 10 SHEAFFER3 CREST-DE-LUXE c y£^^^ tm < "'^l»BI^ ji^9BW if 1 BLaM 9Bi i i£f^tKKmmmm~- ■^s«Biß»fsMrwT»^ EXCLUSIVE PNEUMATIC DOWN-STROKE FILLER! The greatest advance in fountain pen history. TOUCHDOWN empties, cleans, refills completely at a single downstroke. AIR DOES THE WORK! Enlarged fluid capacity and completefilling action make refillings far less frequent.173 words
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Advertisement25 1952-03-26 10 DLEASE enrol me M a member of rh« Children r Corner Wise Owls Club an*! tend me a badge. NAME > ADDRESS DATE OF BIRTH I25 words
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Advertisement414 1952-03-26 10 SPEND YOUR NEXT VACATION ON A ROUNDTRIP CRUISE TO HONCKONC AND RETURN ON BOARD OUR FAST LUXURY LINERS "M.V. TJILUWAH" SAILING APRIL Bth "M.V. T JI W ANGI" SAILING APRIL 24th VOYACE COMPLETED WITHIN 14 DAYS (INCLUSIVE OF 3/4 DAYS STAY ON BOARD AT HONCKONC) Further particulars upon application to:—414 words
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Article302 1952-03-26 11 LONDON, Tues. 'T'RADINQ on the London Stock Market has been very quiet during the day, which Is the last of this account, and, generally .speaking, movements were technical adjustments. Gilt-edged were very firm throughout, aided by the strength of the sterling, and this served as a check to302 words
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Article155 1952-03-26 11 From Our Own Correspondent MELBOURNE, Tues. INHERE were few moves of lnterest in a quiet Stock Exchange Market today. Turnover of shares was very small. Australia's leading Industrial company, 8.H.P., firmed a little, but other market leaders fluctuated erratically. Falls outnumbered rises, but most moves were of155 words
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192 1952-03-26 11 li/ 4 cts. price gain on market By A Market Correspondent SELLERS continued to be reserved, in the Singapore Rubber Market yesterday following news that Malaya's commodity production figure oi 43,399 tons for February was lower than the January total by Just over192 words
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Article13 1952-03-26 11 SINGAPORE, Tues., Mar., 25— 5478 a picul (down $1).13 words
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Article34 1952-03-26 11 LONDON, Mar. 25— Spot 33*ic\. May 33 %A., June 33d.. July-Sept. 32d Oct.-Dec 31d Jan-Mar 30d (nom.), April c.l.f. 33% d., May c.i.f. 32% id.. June c.l.f. 32% d. Market: Very quiet.34 words
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Article52 1952-03-26 11 THE directors of Rembla Rubber Company have approved a proposal to repay 6d per 2s stock unit £85,552 is Issued —subject to Court confirmation. A circular to stockholders. It Is stated, will be despatched as soon as possible, together with a notice convening the requisite extraordinary52 words
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Article112 1952-03-26 11 Prices drift to lower levels rE Malayan Share Market was dull in all sections yesterday, and with a few exceptions, the tendency was for prices to drift to slightly lower levels. Yesterday's price changes by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association were: IM>I MRIM.S Bavrri Seller* Alex Brick* Ords 3.10112 words
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Article67 1952-03-26 11 DULL conditions again prevailed In the Singapore Produce Market yest«rday. Peppers had a quiet undertone, and sellers were unchanged at $640 a picul for Muntok. $635 for Sarawak and $540 for Lampong (black). Copra was also unchanged In price, April shipment sellers quoting $27 a picul against67 words
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Article25 1952-03-26 11 LONDON. Mar 25.— Cash Buyers £9601; Sellers £961}; Forward Bayers £964; Sellers £964* Settlement £9615; (down £4). Turnover: a.m. 60; p.m. 60 tons.25 words
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Article76 1952-03-26 11 TPHB. Malayan cxcnaiiut Banks 1 Association announced agreed rates of exchange to merchants yesterday as follows: BUTINtt 4lr Mall r.i o.u. p» d/.i Credit Bill* New York J3| 331 331 Canada 33 33i 331 Trade Bill. New York 33 7/U Se llni T.T./O/D R*ad» New. York sal76 words
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Article32 1952-03-26 11 HONO KONG, Tues. FREE market currency excnar.ge for Hong Kong dollars quoted at the close today as foUowt: US$l HK56.545 (cash); HK56.765 (T.T.); £1 HK515.90 One tael of gold HKJ319.5032 words
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Article212 1952-03-26 11 CHIPS alongside the Singapore 1 Harbour Board godowns, or expected there at 7 a.m. today are: I I' 2 Oranje (arriving 1500 hrs.); 4/5 Antenor; Coal Plant Precila; 6 7 Tjisadane; 8 Buloh. 9 Kimanis; 11 Radnorshire; 13/14 Theogenni- tor; 15/16 Surat: 18 Tencer: 19^20 Granville: N.W^ Kampar212 words
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Advertisement444 1952-03-26 11 PRESIDENT LINER SAILINGS Mediterranean Ports Singapore P Swettennarr >-enang t.s PRE'-lOtt.i lAFT' 29Mar./3Apr 4/5 Apr Omit t.s "CUBA VICTORY" 5/10 Apr I J/l| Apt t.s PRESIDENT |OHNSON" 14/20 Apr 21/22 Apr 23/25 Apr ii "PRESIDENT MONROE" 23/30 Apr. 1/2 May 3/4 May To Los Angelei b Atlantic Ports via Panama444 words
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Advertisement435 1952-03-26 11 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINCS (ROM SCANDINAVIA/U.K /CONTINENT i 5 pore V i f«"> nan 8 ■Panama" for Bangkok H'Kong 15/17 Apr. 13/14 Apr. 10/12 Apr. "Meema" for Saigon Bangkok 12/14 Apr. "Malaya" for Bangkok, Saigon Hong Koni IS/16May 13/MMay 11/12 Mat FROM lAPAN/HONC KONC 'Produce" for Bangkok T/lOApr SAIkINCS TO435 words
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Advertisement1182 1952-03-26 11 MeALISTER <Sc CO., LTD. Telephone No 5906 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL RLAVENESS LINE LONDON. HAVRE, ROTTERDAM b HAMBURC LOS ANCELtS. SAN FRANCISCO and foi USA.. North Atlantic Portt PORTLAND. SEATTLE b VANCOUVfW and Canada via Colombo Accepting car R o tor Central South CITY OF KHARTOUM o Amer can Poiti P. Sham1,182 words
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525 1952-03-26 12 But Recs made a fight of it By Our Soccer Reporter Tiger S.A 6; S.R.C J. piNE weather, the biggest crowd and the highest score of the season at Jalan Besar stadium, a hat-trick by Ismail Yusoff and Harith's debut in Tigers colours yet it525 words
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Article93 1952-03-26 12 Centre-forward Jui Kirn netted six goa's in St. Andrew's 9-1 victory over St. Patrick's School ln a friendly soccer match at Woodsvllle yesterday. The last time these two schools met St. Andrew's won 2-nil. Although the ground was rather st.cky. St. Andrews adapted themselves93 words
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Article77 1952-03-26 12 Resui in Singapore United Services Football League Senior Division games yesterday were: RAF Lodger Unit beat RAF Seletar 2-1 at Changl. Davenport and Worthington scored for Lodger Unit while Fleming scored Seletar's only goal. At Gi'lman Barracks. Singapore Engineers Regiment beat RAF Changl 2-1. Results in the77 words
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Article64 1952-03-26 12 The team to represent V.M.C.A. in a friendly soccer match against Slme Darby at the YMCA ground, Balestler Road today will be selected from: B. M. Murphy, Edmund Tan. Angullla, K. T. Joseph. Chiang Yuen Wah, S. T. Liv, John Tan, M V. Moss, Teo End Ong, Lake.64 words
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Article45 1952-03-26 12 A Spoon Shoot for members of the Singapore Rifle Ass^cetlon will be he'd at Seletar Range on Sunday. Firing wll start at 8 30 •a m KAJANG. Tues. Kajanj High School trouncea An?'.: Chinese School. Seremban. five nil at soccer here tod*?.45 words
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Article126 1952-03-26 12 Singapore Civilian team to meet Army Navy at Jalan Besar stadium on Sunday in the annual Joe ChappeT Memorial Cup match is: Chee Seng; Davids, Johan: Vass, Harlth leapt.), Hln Weng; Sharif Madon, Boon Seong, Awang BaKar. McDonald. Mun Fook. Reserves: Yew Chang. Teow Keng, Hoon126 words
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Article57 1952-03-26 12 Donations totalling $3,250 have been received by Singapore Olympic and Spor's Council towards the Helsinki Fund. The donations are: Mr. Lee Kong Chlan $1400; Hon. Da to C. J. Paglar $1, 000; Mr. Robert Tan Hoon Slang $500; Oversea -Chinese Banking Corp: $100; United Ohlnese Bank Ltd.57 words
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Article269 1952-03-26 12 NEO TO TACKLE 400 in. \TEO Chwee Kok, Singapore's Olympic hope, who on Monday evening surprised even his warmest admirers with a 100 metres freestyle swim in 58sec. dead, has already indicated that he will also take on the world's best in the 400 metres freestyle at Helsinki. On May269 words
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189 1952-03-26 12 DORNEO CO. Sports Club scored a 2-1 victory over Boustead S.C. ln a Singapore B.H.F.A. Div. 3 match played at Farrer Park yesterday. Boustead started well and were one up at the interval but fell away in the second half. Constantly on the attack189 words
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Article20 1952-03-26 12 The Farlelgh Cup (Duffers) will be played over the Keppel Golf Club course on Saturday or Sunday.20 words
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Article23 1952-03-26 12 TODAT: II 20 <>7). 0 510 1 .6 > 23 43 18.81. 17.41 iO9i. TOMORROW: 0 543 'OS). 12.00 >B7> 18.10 11.4)23 words
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128 1952-03-26 12 CITY COUNCIL TO CALL FOR CUP SEATING PLANS rpHE Singapore City Council are anxious to avoid lastminute difficulties over the siadium arrangements for the Thomas Cup matches In the Colony, and are calling for seatIng plans for the Happy World Stadium The City Architect, Mr. W 1. Watson, told the128 words
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Article349 1952-03-26 12 Soccerites 2; Cheerful Lads 0. YESTERDAY'S Singapore AFA Div. 2 league game 1 played at St. George's Road (BODCA), provided fast and thrilling soccer and Star Soccerites coach Choo Seng Quee's team of many prom sing youngsters gave further proof of their prowess with a 2—o2349 words
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Article94 1952-03-26 12 In a friendly soccer' match played at Barker Road yesterday, Raffles institution beat AngloChinese School 2-0. Early In the first half. ACS inside-left Kong Juan was injured and had to be carried otf the field. Later William Tan, ACS sk'.pper who was playing rfter a fortnight's94 words
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Article27 1952-03-26 12 LONDON, Tues— Rugby Union results: Cress Keys 3, Maesteg 6; Paignton 9, Aberaven 18: Torquay Athletic 0, Newport 14; Llnnelly 13, Cardiff 3.— Reute*r.Reuter - 27 words
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Article67 1952-03-26 12 SOCCER: Snr. Lge., BODCA v Katong Sajarah J. Beaar. BUSINESS HOUSES LEAGII P. Bukom v OTEC 'A' Thomson Rd; Breweries v StralU Times Fairer Park; Robinsons v Handelsbank Clerical Union t Mercantile Bank v. U.K. Bank. FRIENDLY: Comb. Schools v Rovers Juniors Rallies Imt. TENNIS: YMCA tournament— YMCA.67 words
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159 1952-03-26 12 ltflNE PLAYERS of the Prisco .(Price Stabilisation Corporatioa) basketball team of Manila arrived in Singapore yesterday with their manager, Mr. Mike Albe. and coach Mr. Gabby Fajardo. for a series of games in Malaya. Three of the players Carlos I Loyzaga, Mariano Tolentino159 words
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Article, Illustration303 1952-03-26 12 PENANG, Tuesday. TIIK PENANG Bad mn ton Association has started A a move to look after the welfare of Penang players and promising youngsters. This is recorded in the P.B.A. annual report which states that the president, Mr. Heah Joo Seang, has offeredAP - 303 words
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Article72 1952-03-26 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A plucky rally by Methodist Boys School Old Boys, after being three goals down at the interval, all but saved them from defeat by St. John's Institution Old Boys in today's semi-final replay ln the Thompson Cup soccer competition on the72 words
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Article321 1952-03-26 12 Indian Heather to Cl. 2 INDIAN HEATHER, winner of the Singapore three-year-old Free Handicap in 1949 and the first Perak Derby (l'/ 2 m.) in 1950, haa been dropped to Class 2, according to the latest S.R.A. classification list. Cambridge, another Singapore Free Handicap winner (ln 1950) who won some321 words
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Article31 1952-03-26 12 LONDON. Tues. Yesterday's U.K. soccer results: Engl &h League 111 (Southern) Port Vale 4, Newport County 2; English Leaaue 111 (Northern) Halifax Town 1. Stockport County '2.— Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Advertisement853 1952-03-26 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. i(j i o fron. fngt n> SITUATIONS WAVITD EFFICIENT Secretary-Steno-grapher Shortnand and Typewriting 120 and 80 w.p.m. respectively, res morniig vicrk from 9 to 1 p.m. salary $300 per month, can supply own transport Box No. A 1602 ST. ACCOMMODATION VACANT THE ADVERTISER Box A1542 thanks those who853 words
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Advertisement893 1952-03-26 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE 1951 CHEVROLET, Maroon plastic covers. Insured end Sept $8,000. P.O. Box 1061 CHEVROLET 1947 Saloon, 33.000 miles. One owner throughout Excellent condition Newly Upholstered Plexlweave Phone 6476. NEW MORRIS Minor tourer can take immediate delivery straight from dealers. At co»t contact Martinus Redlffusion or ***** after office.893 words
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Advertisement109 1952-03-26 12 Malacca l4th M The «*'teh* Januar V 19sp service has Oiven 2'2 Mtiotoan, Pern 8 "Reed and his cameramen P"^Gk have composed in blacks, B whites, and greys a dazzling 9 Picture of the shabby, beautijtjPM m£?% m M. savage and ferocious EhSPICv-. mm East." HB —Dilys Powell (SUNDAY iLI'W109 words
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