The Straits Times, 16 April 1952
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Title Section19 1952-04-16 1 The Straits Times MALAYA S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER; ESTABLISHED IS45 TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS19 words
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Article, Illustration546 1952-04-16 1 MURDER— AND STATION BURNS Battle on railway BANDITS FLEE AFTER ARSON BANDITS murdered two Chinese in a villas outside the perimeter fence of Lavanir seffirTto" ft?** mlnUtes bef °^f yesterday mlw y Station earl amA S 10 K<* Yong, a fie d 47, a rubber contracloi d^r aMed 54 <546 words
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Article108 1952-04-16 1 They all want to marry him TOKYO. Tues F WEAVER B h OME AN G' M. WfcAVER. the former Australian Serviceman who illegally returned to Japan «fven times, said here today he is being besieged by Japanese women wanting to marry him. His Japanese woman lawyer, b-autiful Miss Chisato Wuraki.Reuter - 108 words
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Article103 1952-04-16 1 ?£I?£ JLLD California, Tues RALPH FONO, a ChineseAmerican farmer, v ho Pleaded guilty to offering two airmen U8$1.500 to shoot W li e W as y ester <lay sentenced to four months' ?aul fined US$l,50O and placed on probation for five years The judge granted Font's requestAP - 103 words
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Article24 1952-04-16 1 MAltlLA, Tues— President Quinno today signed a bill giving women equal pay with men employed in the same type of work.— APAP - 24 words
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Article37 1952-04-16 1 LONDON, Tues— Mr. R E Phillips, of the Inland Revenue Department at Stoke-on-Trent, has been appointed senior investigation officer of the Malayan income tax department. He won the Victoria Cross in the 1914-18 war.37 words
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Article30 1952-04-16 1 RIO DE JANEIRO. Tues A milltarv commission m▼estigating Communism m the forces yesterday announced the arrest of 13 officers suspected of sympathy with Russia.-UP aj""p<tl 'ny Wlln iUP - 30 words
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Article187 1952-04-16 1 iMLfiHMiiiUH RETIRES gIR GEORGE ALLEN, Vice- Chancellor of the Dj^antas-BOAC^to see Lady Allen who has been i seriously ill in London. George, who said he most probably not rewas originally due to on retirement in June 3 years in Malaya and irs in East187 words
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Article198 1952-04-16 1 CAPETOWN, Tues. ]\|R. J. G. N. Straus^ leader of ohe Opposition, today accused Dr. Malan's Nationalist Government of "flouting the law of the land" by its refusal to accept the Supreme Court Judgment that the separate Representation of Coloured Voters Act is invalid. WhenReuter - 198 words
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Article46 1952-04-16 1 WASHINGTON, Tues A B-36 10-ecigined bomber, ■f* the world's largest, crashed on take-off from Fairchild Air Force base today, killing 15 of the 17 aboard. The bomber crashed in a field half a mile north of the base and burst into flames— Reufer.Reuter - 46 words
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130 1952-04-16 1 New hope on P.O. W. issue in Korea (RENEWAL of the vita^pri- soner exchange talks I which could break the Korean armistice deadlock appeared imminent today tt Vice-Admiral Joy, senior UJ*. delegate, and RearAdmiral Libby, chief negotiator on the prisoner issue returned to Munsan yesterday after a week m Tokyo.AP - 130 words
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Article71 1952-04-16 1 NEW Y °RK, Tues. JAPANESE competition has brought American silk scarf printing to the brink of financial disaster, the screen printing industry said Low wages enabled a handroiled Japanese printed scarf to be sold m America for one dollar, even with the present duty of 32VReuter - 71 words
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Article39 1952-04-16 1 HOLLWOOD, Tues Actress Terry Moore, aged 23 received an uncontested diS fewee yesterday against ll^l s lar Glenn Davis, aged 27 whom she said "did rn OO d ti* e y." ILTp c. lntheClnema39 words
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Article29 1952-04-16 1 MANILA, Tues.— A mayor and chief of police were today found guilty of rebellion, murder and arson, and m^T l^ llfe imprisonment by a Bulacan court29 words
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Article244 1952-04-16 1 A town with an ugly record rtE ease with which bandits carried out their attack Tel 1 1 railway station early yesterdav was explained to th e straits Times dv a police officer thpi2f i th n one thlr< l of if n^f e i? La y an Layang. if244 words
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Article115 1952-04-16 1 100,000 LEA VE FLOODED HOMES mnmi OMAHA, Tuesday. F^2£S«| Wm fSi th swirlln Missouri and Mississippi Rivers today continued to pour over cities and rich farmlands, driving nearlY 100 000 to record crests m the States of Minnesota and Wisconsin Parts of eleht Btates are under water and nearly 20.000Reuter - 115 words
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Article15 1952-04-16 1 DETROIT, Tues—Government, industry and labour joined forces today to welcome Queen Juliana.— UP.UP - 15 words
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Article60 1952-04-16 1 BANGKOK. Tues. f* ENEBAL Pin, Siamese Devi puty Premier, has ordered all local radio stations to discontinue the "demoralising" practice of broadcasting names mentioned in requests for record music. Such broadcast requests constitute indirect toremakinu and. if allowed to continue, may lead toAP - 60 words
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Article136 1952-04-16 1 Trouble for Malaya— in golf bag LONDON. Tues THE Daily Mirror today maintained that Sir Oerald»Templer had touched on one of the most dangerous problems when he recently criticised certain people in Malaya. "Sir Gerald ha s said there K.top much golf in Malaya Waterloo may have been won onReuter - 136 words
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Article18 1952-04-16 1 LA PAZ, (Bolivia), Tues w ca P ltal appeared firmly under the control of Its new18 words
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Article64 1952-04-16 1 K.UAJLA LUMPUR. Tues pAMERONIANS aqd the *f Malay Regiment together killed two bandits 'in battles yesterday and a European estate manager was wounded in an ambush in Kedah. The Cameronians rontacted two arm»d terrorlats te food ammunltlon »nd «"ne A natrni n* t*.~ <»«^ o64 words
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Article64 1952-04-16 1 Dato E. E. S. Thuraisingham Federation Member for Education, left for Colombo By air yesterday, accompanied by his wife and children, on his way to Canada to attend the Rubber Study Group Conference. Dato Thuraisingham will stay m Colombo for a week before going64 words
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Article43 1952-04-16 1 TAIPEI, Tues.— The Foreign Minister, Mr. George Yeh, chief Nationalist delegate m the Sino-Japanese peace negotiations, said today that the treaty has beer, worked out m its final form but the exchange notes and the record of proceedings still required discussion43 words
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Article29 1952-04-16 1 LONDON. Tues. Moscow Radio stated today that a Czechoslovak Government delegation has arrived m Peking to negotiate a pact for trade, cultural relations and mutual assistance.— ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article17 1952-04-16 1 LONDON. Tues Peking has ordered the training of 500.000 technicians toman China's Industrialisation programme.—UJ.17 words
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Article14 1952-04-16 1 DAMASCUS. Tues. Syria Jjf 8 4ecWed to tttablisb diplomatic relations with Afghanistan.— ReuterReuter - 14 words
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Advertisement566 1952-04-16 2 NOTICES ANNOUNCEMENT Messrs. Cable and Wireless Limited wish to inform their clients of the following notification received from The Western Union Telegraph Company regarding the strike action taking place m the- U.S.A.:— Please be informed direct Inland service via domestic telegraph facilities m United States has now been resumed to566 words
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Advertisement1082 1952-04-16 2 NOTICES ROYAL SOCIETY* OT~» ST. GEORGE (Singapore Branch) ST. GEOBGE'S DAT 2SBD APRIL All Members are reminded that the President, Mr. 8. B. Travis. on behalf of the Society will place a wreath on the Cenotaph at 8.15 ajn. on the 23rd AprU. Your attendance is requested. ANNUAL DINNER A1,082 words
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Advertisement149 1952-04-16 2 NOTttaTO SHIPPING NOTICE mo. "EASTWAY" will discharge general cargo from Hongkong m the Outer Roads on April 16th and 17th. Consignees are requested to receive their cargo alongside the vessel Immediately upon the ship's arrival. Cargo not taken delivery of will be discharged into balance of cargo lighters at consignees'149 words
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Advertisement226 1952-04-16 2 t\r^ -^^sssaa s > "»^fl CONSUL (^U Jlr^S V f VJw^y (■HI I W Zephyr 6 Saloons. '«»i I B UnM UNIVERSAL CARS LTD. Singapore ipoh penang WEARNE BROS. LTD. k.lumpur-serem3an- Malacca 1 '■■^illlif' 1 1 |f^V MljW Mtim Jg M -^B IL til I PANELLING FURNITURE DOORS tim I226 words
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Article, Illustration361 1952-04-16 3 11 -nation move Rejected IRENCH USURP OWER' CLAIM NEW YORK, Tuesday. JHE UNITED NATIONS Security Council 'ast night refused to put on its agenda the complaint by 11 Asian and Arab nations against French poKey m Tunisia. Brazil, Chile, China, Russia and Pakistan voted m favourReuter; AFP - 361 words
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Article, Illustration43 1952-04-16 3 4UEEN JULIANA of the Netherlands, who h on a ▼•-it to the U.S. wears her rap and gown after rrceiyin* an Honorary Doctorate of Laws decree of Columbia University In a ceremony at New York City on April S.43 words
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Article74 1952-04-16 3 LONDON. Tues. FLEVISION is rapidly turning Britain Into a nation of weekend screen watchers according to a survey published by the British Broadcasting Corporation today. Of television's present 5.500.000 viewers 61 per cent. spend their Saturday evening silently facing their sets. Evening viewing keeps the 12Reuter - 74 words
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Article93 1952-04-16 3 BELGRADE, Tues. ABOUT 309,000 people paraded through Belgrade today In an organised rally protesting against Anglo-American talks aimed at giving Italy a share In the administration of Trieste. The Peoples Front, trade unions and other organisation* whipped up demonstrators m a house-to-house canvass yesterday. Many wereReuter - 93 words
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Article39 1952-04-16 3 MOSCOW. Tues.— Mr. Sidney Silverman, M.P., announced tonight that the British group attending the Moscow Economic Conference had negotiated £28.000.000 of new business with the Chinese, Russians, East Germans. Rumanians, Czechs and Bulgarians.— Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article98 1952-04-16 3 Danced too much shot LAUTERBACH, WALTER NEUGEBAUER, 5^, .yesterday committed suicide after he had killed his girl friend, shot his dog and terrorised villagers Neugebauer. who had been drinking heavily at a wedding party, threatened another guest who danced too ?I te S wlth Lulse O** 8 a p dReuter - 98 words
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Article62 1952-04-16 3 MARGATE. Tues ANE of Britain's big six tn c uni °ns prepared today to support Mr. Aneurin fight agains? the nations record rearmament programme. fu 71 "ecutive council of the Union of Shop DistribuSn<s£ d AIHe w d Wor kers. with 250.000 members, tabled an emergencyUP - 62 words
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Article32 1952-04-16 3 WASHINGTON Tue« —The Bolivian Ambassador to the Marnnpf tateS V SS H enOr Ric «2o Martinez, yesterday said that J« h ad resigned after recent events In hl s country.— AFPAFP - 32 words
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Article38 1952-04-16 3 WORCESTER, Mass Tues.Mrs. John F. May. aged 46 gave birth yesterday to twin daughters who became her 21 St. and 22nd children. Of her other 20 children. 18 cr e still aMve.— AFPAFP - 38 words
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Article25 1952-04-16 3 NEW YORK, Tues.—lndia has doubled her contribution to thf United Nations agency for the protection of children The contribution will be 1,200,000 rupees.—AFP.AFP - 25 words
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125 1952-04-16 3 CAPTAIN F2°-J2Zn radioed from his grounded Liberty ship. William Eaton, off Tokyo Bay today that he was staying aboard but with only one cargo hold left unflooded. There was not much chance of nte ship being pulled free. The American Navy in Tokyo hasReuter - 125 words
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Article133 1952-04-16 3 TWRKE WOMEN, argue dur- ing a conflict between pickets and police outside the Western Electric Company warehouse m Philadelphia. The woman with the placard claimed that police assaulted girls who were preventing workers from entering the warehouse. The girls, members of the Arr I ican Communication133 words
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173 1952-04-16 3 LONDON, Tuesday. WHEN the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, returns from his Easter hoi day, one of his major headaches will be the Russian reply to the three powers on the unification of Germany. The American Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, and the173 words
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120 1952-04-16 3 Explosion blasts ship ...and dreams DUBLIN, Tues 1TEVEN Lawler's 80-vear-old schooner, St. AusteU, blew up off the coast of c °unty Wexford yesterday to end his dreams of a solitary sea voyage to America to prove his courage to a doubting woman. Lawler and a man, identified as Thomas MacDonagh120 words
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Article26 1952-04-16 3 NAPLES, Tues. The first contingent of Turkish officers assigned to Admiral Robert Carney's South Atlantic Com mand headquarters here reported for briefing yesterday.26 words
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Article35 1952-04-16 3 LONDON, Tubs.—A British company hopes to recover 100,000 tons of Iron and zinc and lead m the next 20 years from dumps left by smelting works on the outskirts of Swansea, Wales.— A.P.AP - 35 words
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Article26 1952-04-16 3 ROME, Tues.^-Thlrty-two wople were taken to hospital last night after a wedding breakfast m Rome. Doctors said that the cake had poisoned them.—A-FP.26 words
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Article108 1952-04-16 3 Curfew after Easter brawl TEL AVIV, Tues. ISRAELI authorities clamped a curfew today in Nazareth after clashes between Muslim youths and Greek Catholic boy scouts. A communique said five men were injured in the dashes this morning, two of them seriously, it added: "Tendon prevails in the town." Nazareth, visitedReuter - 108 words
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Article61 1952-04-16 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. AMERICAN business plan s to spend a record of $124,100,000,000 for new factories and equipment this year. The main cause of the expansion i 8 the defence programme. A relatively small expansion, however, is planned this year by industries which manufacture only civilian goods.61 words
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Article49 1952-04-16 3 JAOA PESSOA, Brazil, Tues —The State police chief yesterday said that he would forbid a second international brandy drinking contest In Porto Cabedello. The organisers of the contest said they, would try to hold it, possibly mi n a ship outside Brazilian territorial waters.— U.P.UP - 49 words
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Article51 1952-04-16 3 WASHINGTON, Tues Senator Tom Connally told a Press conference today that he expects the Foreign Relations Committee, of which he is chairman, to recommend a ~ut of at least $1,000,000,000 in President Truman's new foreign aid bill. This would bring the amount down to51 words
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288 1952-04-16 4 Saved from canal, f amily to buy hero a gift 'THE DAROYA family 1 will buy Mr. Ling See Yeong a present for rescuing them from the Rochore Canal, Singapore, when their car plunged into it on Monday. Tne five members of the family were on their way home from288 words
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Article, Illustration32 1952-04-16 4 THE NEW Co-operative Stores for member of the NegriScmbilan Police Force, which wa s declared open on Monday by the British Adviser, Mr. M. C ff. Sheppard. Photo by Le« Chee Ying.Le Chee Ying - 32 words
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Article131 1952-04-16 4 THE 17 squatter families who have been living m the Woodbridge Mental Hospital grounds for the past 20 to 30 years, have up to next Tuesday to quit the site. They were given 20 month 3' notice. The Singapore Land Office is131 words
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Article90 1952-04-16 4 Negligent, court told TAIPING. Tues. DORAI^AMY. aged 21 of a Jungle Company, was charged in the Magistrate's Court today with causing the death of a nine-year-old boy. Rama, by a negligent act not amounting: to culpable homicide. The case was postponed to A,pr. 22 and $500 bail was allowed. Doraisamy90 words
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165 1952-04-16 4 SEREMBAN, Tuesday. IT will now cost more to marry or to get a divorce under the Muslim law. A new fee will also be charred for the registration of every reconciled marriage. I It witl cost $1 to register a Muslim marriage, as against 50165 words
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Article226 1952-04-16 4 City Council dispute for Govt. rpHE Federation of Singa- pore City Council Unions Is to send copies of the correspondence between the City President, Mr. T.'P. F. McNeice, and the Union Secretary. Mr. S. Rengasamy, to the Governor-in-Council, the Commissioner for Labour. Mr. G. W. Davis; the assistant Trade Union226 words
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Article107 1952-04-16 4 Malaya got US $410,000 in aid MALAYA has received to date US$4lO,OOO under the Marshall Plan for U.S. equipment for its road buildIng programme, the United States Information Service said yesterday. OthUr help, said a statement, was the despatch last year of US. Government experts to aid m the development107 words
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Article60 1952-04-16 4 •THE soprano of the New 1 York Metropolitan Opera Miss Helen Traubel may sing m Singapore m June. She is due m Singapore on a three-day visit on June 17 following a concert tour of Japan. Miss Traubel has appeared frequently on national radio programmes60 words
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Article62 1952-04-16 4 The officials of Klang branch of the Malayan Indian Congress for the year eire President. Mr. T. Jang Singh, vice-president. Mr. p Jaganathan; secretary, Mr D. Jayaratnam; treasurer—Mr. A. Karuppiah. committee: Messrs. V. M. Vasagam, K. Thangaval, X R. Sonamuthu, M. Sinnah. V Nadasan, S. Kathirasan. K.62 words
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Article115 1952-04-16 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. A NO SENG MOH, successfully appealed against a sentence of two months Imprisonment passed on him by the Pontian Magistrate s Court for smoking chandu. Grounds of appeal were that no chandu was" produced at. the trial, there was no evidence to show that115 words
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Article99 1952-04-16 4 During the first three months of this year 2,336 new motor cars were registered and licensed ic Singapore making the total number on the roads 25.038. During the same period 162 new motorcycles were put on the roads bringing the total number of motor cycles on99 words
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Article35 1952-04-16 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Registration clerks for the forthcoming Town Council elections at Bandar Maharani, Muar, have been appointed and will be on duty from today to May 26 when the Register closes.35 words
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Article34 1952-04-16 4 The 7,730-ton cargo ship Benlaw. which the Ben Line recently bought from the Motter Line, yesterday paid her first visit to Singapore. She is on her way from Australia to Britain.34 words
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Article38 1952-04-16 4 A shop-keeper, Lim Ah Chew, was fined $750 or six months' rigorous imprisonment m Singarjore yesterday for having 35 counterfeit trade mark transfers of bicycles. Lim said the transfers were left with him by a canvasser.38 words
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Article260 1952-04-16 4 SUBSTATIONS liable to load sheddinc today DAY Cavanah Bd./Collyer Quay. Vletoria Memorial Hall 1 2. Prince St. /Market Bt, Baffles Plaee/Malacca St., Boat Quay, Union Building. Hume Pipe, Rheem. Ford; Bin Srn«. Wire Mesh. PWD Quarry, Nanyanf Mfg., Bnkit Paiijanr. National Carbon, Princess Elizabeth Estate. Dairy Farm. Ulu260 words
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102 1952-04-16 4 SUNGEI PATANI, Tuesday. BE good mothers and worthy citizens, the Very Rev. Mother St. Jean, Superior-General of the Order of St. Maur. advised pupils of Sungei Patani Convent today. Rev. Mother St. Jean, who addressed the pupils m French, urged the girls to study102 words
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Article53 1952-04-16 4 Y.W.C.A. RafT.es Quay: Katong seniors meet at St. H Ida's School. 4 p.m. KAMALA CLUB, Moulmeln Road: First aVd and home nursine, 5 p.m R.A.0.8. Grand Council, Pride of the East Lodge: Weekly meeting at 44-C Raffles Quay, Spin. AIX-MALAYA M.Y.E. Institute at the ACS.. Barker Road, film53 words
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Article108 1952-04-16 4 Goh Kin Yong. a 29-year-old shopkeeper, of Woodsville Road, Singapore, who slapped police constable, Jali Din Maran, was fined $25 yesterday. Goh, who was charged with causing hurt to the constable In Queen Street on the night of Apr. 3. said he was drunk. Inspector108 words
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Article113 1952-04-16 4 rE Public Works Department m Sarawak has not ret passed the new atrlrtrip at Sibu. on the Rejang River, as nt for passenger aircraft, although work on it ended some weeks ago. In 'Singapore yesterday, a Department of Civil Aviation spokesman said "As soon as113 words
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Miscellaneous69 1952-04-16 4 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 10 a.m. News: 10.05-10.45 Women's Magazine: 11-11.20 London Studio Concerts; 1 P-ni. K en Griffin, Organ; 1.30 News; 1.452 Lunch Time Prom: 6.15 Hobbies: 6.40 Radio String Ensembl?; 6.55 Announcements; 7 News: 7.157.25 This is Communism: 7.30 Radio Rhythm Club; 8 Jack Smith Show; 8.15 Entr'acte; 8.3069 words
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Article278 1952-04-16 5 S 'pore youths told to urge more to register SINGAPORE Supervisor of Elections, Mr. G. G. Thomson, yesterday appealed to Colony youth organisations to help to double the named on the Singapore electoral register. He told a Press conference. "Our youth organisations have clearly identified themselves278 words
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Article207 1952-04-16 5 RUSSIA BUYS RUBBER PENANO, Tues. RUSSIA continued to buy rubber from Pemmg last month but her purchases dropped by nearly half. Latest statistics issue! today showed thnt Mar-jti rubber shipments to Russia totalled 1,075 tons, valued at $3,056,781, against the previous month's total of 1,960 tons, worth $6,093,087. March exports207 words
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Article59 1952-04-16 5 There were 449 more births than deaths in Singapore in the week ending Apr. 5. There were 649 births: 111 men and 89 women died. TubercuBosls caused the deaths of 19 people, one more than the previous week, and 66 new cases c/ tuberculosis were reported.59 words
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Article68 1952-04-16 5 Jean Pierre, a former clerk at the Indian Association Club, m Balestier Road. Singapore, was charged m Singapore yesterday with crimir nal breach of trust of $96. He was also charged with cheating Ng Chong Liew of six bottles of whisky, valued at $102.50, m Selegie68 words
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Article78 1952-04-16 5 rpHE Assistant Supervisor of X Elections, Singapore, Mr. Ponnuduray last night broadcast the Colony's 250,00 eligible voters to register immediately for the IJecember City and Legislative Council elections. In a broadcast, Mr. Ponnuduray said: "The supreme power in a democracy rests with the battot; and78 words
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155 1952-04-16 5 IN SPITE of what many people seem to think, Singapore's weather ha s not undergone any mysterious change, and the last s'x weeks have not been at all abnormal in rainfall for the time of year. Dr. C. A. Lea, Director of Singapore's Government Meteorological155 words
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Article83 1952-04-16 5 rE following have passed the Pitman's shorthand examination held in Singapore in December: Eighty words: Margaret C. Campbell. Anne Gilmour, Lim Mai Chan. Laml«ort C. Almodlel, Margaret S. Ferguson, Amy Naidu, Maggie Llm and Lau Nghee Seng. Ninety words: Yip Kara Choong, Mohamed Zakl bin Mohamed and Yap83 words
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Article90 1952-04-16 5 A bus conductor, Tan Hock Ouan, charged with carrying excess passengers m Thomson Road, Singapore, told the City Police Court yesterday that four police constables, who were passengers at* the tin^e would give evidence to the contrary The Magistrate, Mr. K. J L. Jamleson, postponing90 words
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Article64 1952-04-16 5 Depressed over the loss of his eyesight and his job, a 36-year-old electrician, Chee Shin Hong, drank a solution of caustic-soda. Detective inspector Fongr Ying Loong told the Singapore Coroner, Mr. Choor Singh, yesterday. Chee was found by his mother lying by the side of64 words
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145 1952-04-16 5 WHEN Chua Tay It tried to collect a five-year-old debt from Llm Sin Koh, he wa s staboed m the neck instead. It was stated m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday. Llm, charged with causing hurt to Chua with a screwdriver, was145 words
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Article, Illustration28 1952-04-16 5 ONE OF THE TWO Europeans who joined devotees to walk across a bridge of knives at the exorcism ceremony at Tanjong Bungah, Penan; on Sunday. Straits Times picture.28 words
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Article43 1952-04-16 5 Building contractors In Singapore last night met Mr. T. Stigner, managing director of a leading Swedish building firm, Evers and Co., at a party on board the East Asiatic Company's ship Japan. Mr. Stigner is visiting Singapore for a week.43 words
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Article25 1952-04-16 5 The Chettiars* (Nattukkottai) Chamber of Commerce, Singapore, has donated $25 to the Singapore Association for the Blind and $10 to the Salvation Army.25 words
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151 1952-04-16 5 rpHE Singapore Medical Workers' Union yesterday asked Government to reinstate six female hospital servants of the General Hospital, who have been given a month's notice that their services will not be required In a letter to the Dlrectoi of Medical Services, Dr. W. J. Vickers,151 words
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Article44 1952-04-16 5 After discussing steps to prevent unauthorised releases to the Press the Singapore Labour Party last night decided that all information to the Press on party matters would m future be given only by the general secretary, Mr. D. Stevens.44 words
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Article31 1952-04-16 5 A natural causes verdict was recorded yesterday on a 31 -year-old vagrant. Tan Kian Tee. a former labourer, who died from advanced tuberculosis m Changi Prison hospital, Singapore.31 words
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93 1952-04-16 5 BUTTERWORTH, Tues. WITH rape offences on the increase. Province Wellesley police today advised parents to "keep a closer watch" ovef their daughters. A police spokesman told the Straits Times that three rape cases had been dealt with in the courts. In addi- tion, several attempts93 words
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Article311 1952-04-16 5 Six freed on arms charge ACQUITTING six out of eight young Chinese charged with going armed with offensive weapons, the Singapore Relief District Court Judge, Mr. S. E. Teh, said yesterday that it was "quite obvious these boys were all going out to rob someone but they are not being311 words
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Article41 1952-04-16 5 Seo Ah Ng, aged 46, of Kim Klat Road, Singapore, was charged in Singapore with fraudulent possession of three watches, three jtold rings and four fountain pens. He claimed trial and was offered bail pending trial on Apr. 22.41 words
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Advertisement276 1952-04-16 5 w 9\&\ Now fly to Europe iT'^/ by fast comfortable SrtEDIIRD j^P""""" frr*^ Swift, »ure Argonaut Spcedbirds fly to Europe and London m pretiurixed comfort unooth and high above the weather. You mvc day* of travelling time, enjoy complimentary mealj and mealtime drinkt «n rout*. No tips or «itras for276 words
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Advertisement89 1952-04-16 5 confectionery 1^ BRITAINS FINEST Tm^Wi££P SWEETS'! IN ATTRACTIVE 14 0L ALUMINIUM f^^^^M CONTAINERS: k/T \IW ""W™ IN ATTRACTIVE 20 0L ALUMINIUj/M PSiEt It DUTTcr LOHICS s#s 1.95 "'IF rfafl^r DiaminM Clear Mints 1.75 0.95 b«» K75 !95 SINGAPORE PRICE ONLY Chocolate Cushions 1.75 95 Ming Crackle 1.75 Zl Vienna Fruit*89 words
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Article90 1952-04-16 6 MR. ft MRS K Sankara Plllai 1-A Japanese Cemetery Road Spore 19 thank their well- wishers relatives who attended their wrdding and sent presents on the tx-r 'yton. MR. HENRY CORDEIRO and family thank all relatives and frrrnds for their kind messages of .sympathy floral tributes and Attendance in90 words
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Article38 1952-04-16 6 MADELINE LTD., 278 Orchard Road. A splendid Collection of Suits and Dresses for Home Leave. ENGLISHMAN. married. no children, urgently requires flat or ow. Preferably unfurnished. but w>:iiriß take over some furniture Please reply: Box A1943 S.T38 words
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749 1952-04-16 6 The Straits Times Singapore, wed. Apr. 16, 1952. The Kampong Leaders Almost from the beginning, is has been apparent that the success of the Rural and Industrial Development Authority is going to be largely dependent on the response of the ketuas. and penghulus, and on leadership generally at the village749 words
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Article279 1952-04-16 6 A disconcerting factor m the proceedings of the Penang Settlement Council which saw an Unofficial bid for funds foi housing ended by the chairman's casting vote was the composition of the Official side of the Council. Two Officials have been added. I Had this debate taken place279 words
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Article45 1952-04-16 6 CAPE TOWN, Tues.— The South African Prime Minister. Dr. Daniel MaJan, is believed to have presented to hi? Cabinet yesterday a Bill reeking to establish that South African courts do not have the right to test Acts of Parliament. Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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Article16 1952-04-16 6 TEHERAN, Thpst. The Persian A?rtf>&ssactot-< 4o Paris. Abel Hassan Fb*>-adJ, has been recalled.— A.F.P.AFP - 16 words
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Article387 1952-04-16 6 Unions the cost of living HOI POLLOI" suggested in last Saturday's Forum that the unions could be more constructive if they co-operated with their employers and the Government in bringing down prices rather than demand more wages. As a trade unionist I feel it my duty to point out that387 words
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Article148 1952-04-16 6 I NOTED with interest and concern your account last Wednesday of how hooligans attack schoolgirls and women teachers in Kuala Lumpur. You state that, in spite of police patrols, these individuals still lurk in bushes, ready to molest young women. Two things could be done. These148 words
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Article, Illustration958 1952-04-16 6 MR. LYTTELTON, HIS CRITICS MALAYA LONDON. Socialists, who, have been trying to get the British Government to allot Parliamentary time for a debate on Malaya, are almost certain to try and call Mr. OLver -Lyttelton to account for what they will probably call his discourtesy to the House in making958 words
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Letter187 1952-04-16 6 I THINK the Kelantan Government should know that the bus service m its State ls inefficient and inadequate, Kuala Krai people who go to Kota Bahru m the morning .sometimes cannot Ret the bus home m the afternoon as the buses are always full. According to the187 words
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Letter214 1952-04-16 6 A CURIOUS constitutional case has arisen in Penang on the basis of an allegation made by a Settlement Councillor. Dr. N. K. Menon. Speaking on the adjournment during the April meeting of the Council, Dr. Menon referred to the "creation of two new Official members" and asked if214 words
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Letter230 1952-04-16 6 PSYCHIATRY THE CATHOLIC IN your Thursday edition Is 1 a Reuter report about a supposed wholesale condemnation by the Catholic Church of all psycho-analy-tic treatment. May I, as a former professor of psychology, briefly outline the Catholic position on psycho-analysis? Our aim is to embrace what is true and reject230 words
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Article446 1952-04-16 6 Entranced THE Auntie Colleague (whose enormous mail yesterday contained one letter addressed to N. T. Kitelh has observed our remarks on the ability to remember back tcf the age of three years and less. She commented that, according to the claims put forward for hypnotists, .sundry experts446 words
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Advertisement699 1952-04-16 6 CLASSIFIED APS. I j I I C HOO-KLASS: The engagement la announced between Mr. Gerard Choo Seng Chye, fifth son of the late Mr. Choo Bok T«ck. and ChrUUne Klat>s. third daughter of Mr and Mra Francis W.Jter Klaas. THE engagement Is announce*1, between James Chua Cheng Boon, fterond son699 words
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Advertisement25 1952-04-16 6 ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE. Simply Marvellous... Marvellously Simple Setting a new standard In Washers solid, sound, streamlined T. M. A. LTD., 61/63, High Street, Singapore 6.25 words
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Advertisement179 1952-04-16 6 HYGENIA DISSOLVENATOR MODERN SANITATION Installed In Your Home For A HEW AND MORE ATTRACTIVE MODEL COMPLETE INSTALLATION $400/including one Drum of Dissolvent. (Inclusive of all charges) ELIMINATE NAUSEOUS CLOSET PANS WITH THEIR DISCOMFORTS AND DANCERS PROVIDES THE SAME COMFORT AND SAFETY AS A SEPTIC TANK. RUNS CONTINUOUSLY WITHOUT EMPTYINC NO179 words
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Article, Illustration351 1952-04-16 7 Money needed for building PLANS for the transfer of the University of Maiaya to Johore have now been completed and preliminary work has begun, Sir George Allen, retiring Vice-Chancellor of the University, told the Straits Times at the airport yesterday before he left Singapore351 words
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Article242 1952-04-16 7 MORE THAN a week after the first warning was given that rabies existed in Selangor. action was taken yesterday to ensure that unmuzzled dogs roaming the streets will be destroyed. ONE LIFE was lost in the big gale which swept across Penang and Province Wefleslcv242 words
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Article73 1952-04-16 7 An odd- job worker, Ng Kim Kee, told the Singapore Second Magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates, yesterday that his wife spent too much time gossiping with neighbours and he was not willing to take her back and maintain her. The magistrate ordered Ng to support73 words
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Article34 1952-04-16 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— Mr. K. Orme, of the PWD stores. Johore Bahru, was given a farewell party on the eve of his transfer to Kluang. He is succeeded by Mr. S. Chelliah34 words
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159 1952-04-16 7 45 weary horses, but only one rested ANI.Y one of 45 weary v/ horses stuck oat for a rest, before being led off the freighter, Carpentaria at Singapore Docks yesterday morning. They had been a month at sea on the way from Australia. On landing they were coaxed into special159 words
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Article105 1952-04-16 7 mHE Singapore Sinhalese X i Association has collected over $200 for the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association fund. Mr. H. J. C. Kulasingha, president .of the association, told the Straits Times yesterday that on account of the death of the Ceylon Prime Minister, Mr. D. S. Senanayake, the association105 words
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Article43 1952-04-16 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues Wong Ah Tong, a learner rider, who rode a motorcycle without displaying "L" plates, was fined $10 m the Johore Bahru Police Court and a further. sso for not being covered by a third party insurance policy.43 words
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Article36 1952-04-16 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— Mr. J. G. G. Pitt, from Kedah, has arrived In Johore Bahru to take over duties from Mr. J. Lewis, Deputy Comptroller of Customs, who has gone to Kuala Lumpur on transfer.36 words
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161 1952-04-16 7 THE first signs of progress on Singapore's new multi-million-dollar airport at Paya Lebar will soon be seen, when work starts on a 1,600-foot culvert which will carry a stream underneath the site of the main runway. Th e Public Works Department's resident engineer on161 words
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Article32 1952-04-16 7 An interpreter m Hockchia was not available m Singapore. High Court yesterday, so a case m which a man was suing for the custody of his infant son was postponed.32 words
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Article70 1952-04-16 7 More than 400 candidate-; cam e forward in Kedah and Province Wellesl«y to fill 100 vacancies in the Royal Air Force Regiment (Malaya) during a tour just concluded by a recruiting team. The selected men will start training early next month at the Regiment's Depot70 words
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194 1952-04-16 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A COURSE to create a new kind of leadership m rk the kampongs will be. held at the College of Agriculture, Serdang, during the college's vacation Government's policy is to organise the rural population to co-operate with it m kampong development activities.194 words
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Article51 1952-04-16 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— Lim Oh, of Batu Pahat, was charged in the Johore Bahru Police Court today, with giving Mr. SeCby, of the Customs Department, false information relating to a rubber stamp. The case was adjourned to May 26 and Lim wa s allowed $1,00051 words
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Article49 1952-04-16 7 A Singapore shorthand writer. Mr. .Kwek Chip Leng. was the onfy candidate who passed the 150 words Pitman's shorthand examination held in' the Coiony last December. Mr. Kwek. who was a, War Crimes court reporter, is now m the Department of Civil Aviation.49 words
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Article201 1952-04-16 7 'HEATED' MEETING EXPECTED rpOMORROW'S meeting of the Singapore LegisL lative Council is. expected to be a heated one when the National Service Bill comes up for second reading. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, the Labour Party representative who received a mandate from the party at the annual201 words
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Article118 1952-04-16 7 II/HAT is believed to be the tt biggest chap-ji-ki haul in Singapore since th e entl of th° war was made early yesterday by members of the gambling suppression subbranch of the C.I.D. Police raided an attap hut off Florence Road and arrested four men118 words
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Article133 1952-04-16 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. A FEATURE of the opening today of the registration of voters for the Johore Bahru Town Council election next December was the big interest shown by Malays. Ninety-five per cent of those who- registered were Malays. Even before the doors of the Election133 words
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Article41 1952-04-16 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Maz'.am bin Rahmat. of Bakri, Muar. a member of the- 19th Jungle Coy. Tampol, was charged In the Sessions Court today with criminal breach of trust of a rifle, bayonet and 10 rounds of ammunition.41 words
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84 1952-04-16 7 HOMICIDAL drivers m Singapore alone injure ten people ever* day and kill on every two days, the Colony's Traffic Chief. Mr. VV. R. M. Haxworth, told the Technical Association of Malaya last night. These road hogs, h* said, killed more innocent people m84 words
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Article118 1952-04-16 7 THE snake that, grounded a Qantas Conste'.latlon for 24 hours when it escaped from a wire container nt Kalian* airport a fortnight ago; was found dead when the plane was stripped fn Sydney a few days ago. The snake had travelled to London and back to118 words
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304 1952-04-16 7 MORE SHIPS FOR CUSTOMSDEPT. IN JOHORE KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. FEDERAL CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT is to get more fast launches in its fight against smuggling and illegal immigration along the Johore coast a senior Customs official told the Straits Times today. At present, it has only two motor launches to patrol the304 words
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Article24 1952-04-16 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— For driving at more than 30 m.p.h., Pek Hong Seng, of Singapore, was fined $60 ai Johore Bahru today.24 words
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Article61 1952-04-16 7 Venkatesh Churgupty was yesterday sentenced by the i Singapore Third District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrcr, to two years' imprisonment for i being m fraudulent possessj ion of 10 pieces of corrugatied iron sheets, seven pieces of scrap brass, and two motor car tubes. Churgupty, who61 words
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170 1952-04-16 7 FVEVELOPMENT of a Mala- yan nationalism means, among other things, an attachment to the soil from which we derive our liv hood, said Professor Oeo G. Catlin. formerly of Citi University. U.S. m a broadcast last night. Professor Catlin, who spent a few days m170 words
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Advertisement35 1952-04-16 7 I mj\ cheerfully f~ J THE WONDERFUL LAMP ADVT. OF THE CEMERAL ELECTRIC CO.. LTD. OF ENGLAND «H^ftK"\ For the miniature j&&o^^ Camera JK^^^\*zZ^ ■*.'^_J»\ ULTRA FINE m*f^O^ GRAIN DEVELOPING "^^tw Wi HIGH QUALITY ENLARGING35 words
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Advertisement134 1952-04-16 7 I The NEW. 5 St<Vl I Jockey* t- shirt 1 Ml I 1 Improved loptd ihouldrr and neck seomi No I tag, itoyt m shop*. Added wear added I itrenglh. a NYION content collor olwoyt retains its (hop*. 2 Easy over head *fc Improved neckline, jutt high enough lor tmorl134 words
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397 1952-04-16 8 Straits Times Special Correspondent PRINCETON, New Jersey, Tuesday. J)K. HU HSIH, whom many in the Western world number among the most learned "scholar-statesmen of pre-Mao Tse-tung China, has not yet decided whether he will return to the Far East to accept the397 words
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Article88 1952-04-16 8 A batch of 54 Malays entered training yesterday for service with the R.A.F Police Auxiliary at airfields in Singapore and the Federation. Ff^ruited from nearby districts, all will serve" at airfields near their homes on completion of their eightweek course at the Far East Air88 words
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Article, Illustration100 1952-04-16 8 mantling officer of the I.N.S. Cauvery. and Mrs. Lobo and officers cave a cocktail party to the Representative of the Government of India m Malaya, Mr. M. Gopala Menon. and Mrs. Menon, officers of the Royal Navy and Malayan Navy Volunteer Reserve and their wives100 words
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Article104 1952-04-16 8 KUALA LUMPUR Tues. rpHE appeal of Mr. Lye Chin Loy, a contractor, against an order by Mr. Justice Taylor to pay $10,400 as damages and loss or rent to a timber merchant, Mr. Ong Ha>, was today settled amicably out of court. Mr. H. Y. 1104 words
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Article199 1952-04-16 8 VI ORE than 600 youths, attend ng the third post iTI war All-Malaya Methodist Youth Fellowship m Singapore, were urged by the Commissioner-Gene-ral, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, to lead the developing Malayan nation by character and example. Mr. MacDonald, In his message read at the opening199 words
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Article90 1952-04-16 8 DESPITE official assurances that the position would soon be eased, the steady decrease m imports of raw goods from Indonesia continues to affect the rubber milling and coconut oil factories m Singapore. A number of oil mills have staggered their working; hours to ke«P as many workers90 words
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Article221 1952-04-16 8 P. M. U. CHIEF WARNS SULTANS KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. 'THE president of the 1 Peninsular Malays Union, Inche Hashim Ghani, today accused State Governments of forcing Malays to sell Malay reservation and hereditary lands (Tanah Pesaka) in order that they might be given t» Chinese squatters. Inche Hashim Ghani warned221 words
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114 1952-04-16 8 SINGAPORE is almost certain to be a stopping point eventually for Japanese airliners A Singapore Civil Aviation Department spokesman yesterday said: "The Japanese are already sending ships, and it is a certainty that when the peace treaty is finally ratified, they win apply for114 words
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Article53 1952-04-16 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.Charged with carrying two excess passengers m his taxi. Kew Swee told the Court that the two extra passengers were a dato and a clerk of a resettlement area. "And because they were big shots you committed an offence,'* remarked the Magistrate and53 words
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Article27 1952-04-16 8 TAIPINO. Tues.— Mr. and Mrs. Retnasamy Pilfiay. of Taiping, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at the Marlammam Temple. Friends were later entertained to dinner27 words
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Advertisement345 1952-04-16 8 II LAST MY! i «-< ii 5 -t« p.™. Him -^'r^.^ GABLE ."GARDNER .i«S--l mr™ CRAWFORD Gaumont British News: PLUS! THE GRAND NATIONAL 1952 (From Start to Finish) V 1 H I 111 I OPENS TOMORROW! EXPOSED// THE GREATEST CRIME OF THE CENTURY! ARTHUR UN« OMANttATIOH APAULSOSKIN PRODUCTION Kf HIGH345 words
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Miscellaneous348 1952-04-16 8 Straits Times Crossword v galned^ DOWN I I M miij 1 t 1, i '1' 1. Direct teacher (5). I 2 3 I 4 S58 8 2 William Thackery (9). Sssk 3. Past dyes are not (7) Hi 1 9 4. Hfa cricket records stand ££U M* m 6. a348 words
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Article, Illustration824 1952-04-16 9 A HAPPY Easter, Uncle Ollle, 1 cried Ah Chan, handing the Wise Owl a parcel. "Well!" squawked Uncle, "this is a surprise. Imagine, a present for me." He unwrapped It eagerly and hooted with delight when ne found Inside, a chocolate egg resting in an824 words
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Article, Illustration312 1952-04-16 9 a Dear 6ov and GirK Here are the winners ot our -fish paint or contest. You will remember that only five readers managed to get the picture puzzle right last week, so I have added the sixth prize to our list of winners this week They are:312 words
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Article, Illustration33 1952-04-16 9 Lucki/, the London Zoo newest bally, a Bacirian camel, makes her first public app"oratice. She is nine Gays old btt bid weather I prevented her Iron- taking a walk bhfort.33 words
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Article12 1952-04-16 9 Collect six oj these coupons to join the Children'g Corner Club12 words
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Article, Illustration331 1952-04-16 9 m Ikl v/IjAYASINGHAM of I^l Serembar has written tn me to suggest that it would be of general interest to boys and girls and stamp collectors m general if I could illustrate a stamp bearing tke portrait of i Ceylon's late Prime Minister, Mr. Don Senanayake, and331 words
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Article339 1952-04-16 9 HERE are eight more general knowledge questions. A total of eighty to ninety marks shows that you are very good, sixty to seventy is quite good, below that is fair. 1 Kublai Khan was a great warrior-emperor who lived many years ago. Of what country was339 words
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Advertisement245 1952-04-16 9 ~a il. y I /Mtf^M Fit?. For men of action... Vr^/Ji ty^ Men who spend long hours out of doors /r^J^A /'r*\ I invariably select Viyclla* Sports Shirts, V^<& 1 31 w Socks and Golf Hose. They find that these J-^N \-Tx^ fine quality textiles wear and wear for Q245 words
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Advertisement21 1952-04-16 9 DLEASE enrol me as member or the Children's |> Corner Wise Owls Club, and send me badge. < AMMC < ADDRESS n>irf oj? birth21 words
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Advertisement333 1952-04-16 9 ff a IDRINKl DRINK MILO REGULARLY/^ T(T\ x I DURINGTHEDAVANDA7BED- GET YOUR Mf^ I 1 7/MEi AND BEUEVE ME. I FUL I \.M/LO T M/\^T-zyU The food -drink with the I **lij' r .11 delicious choc6late flavour. ll hk°° 11 All Mala/a is talking about it. v^s?2£2E~ I The Five333 words
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Article273 1952-04-16 10 LONDON. Tues. HPHE London Stock Exchange presented fairly satisfactory appearance today. though the market fu slow to start after th« holiday Tradtng was on a small scale, with end account influences adding to the quietness Closing middle prices of selected stocks were: I.OANB Contois aol +1 ftmdtn* 4%273 words
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Article80 1952-04-16 10 SHIPS alongside the Singapore Harbour Board godowns. or expected there at 7 a.m. today, are: 1/2 CRnton: 4 5 Tjlmenten?: Coal Plant: Hon? Soon: 8 9 Steel Admiral; 11 Tegelberg: 13 14 Glengyle: 15/16 CarpenUria; 19 20 City of Norwich; N.W. 4 Tung Song: NW. 7 Resang: 2180 words
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455 1952-04-16 10 U.S. Professor champions natural rubber 'Don 't give Malayan Reds best propaganda weapon A WARNING against giving the Communist rk agitator the best weapon for his propaganda oy makin? public statements of the desire to eliminate the need for natural rubber is given in the Natural Rubber News by Mr.455 words
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Article14 1952-04-16 10 SINGAPORE, Tues. April 15 S47t'm a pieui (down $I'm).14 words
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Article24 1952-04-16 10 LONDON ADril 15.—Cash Buyers £96*1; Sellers £9RV, Forward Buyers £965; Sellers £965); Settlement £963; (down £4). Turnover: a.m. 40; p.m. 40 tons.24 words
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Article30 1952-04-16 10 LONDON. April 15— Spot «2Vid., May 33d., June 31Sid., July-Sept. Ud.. Oct.-Dec. M\tl., Jan-Mar 2«\d.. April c.i.f. 32»»d.. May c.l.f. Jl\d.. June cXf. 31 '4d. Market: Very dull.30 words
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Article183 1952-04-16 10 By a Market Correspondent rE Singapore Rubber Market was slightly steadier at the opening, following the Easter holidays, but, after a few transactions, buyers adopted a cautious attitude and prices reverted to last rhursday's levels. With the easier tone, sellers were more in evidence, and183 words
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Article120 1952-04-16 10 Malayan Shares Quiet steady rE Malayan Share Market opened quiet and steady yesterday after the holidays The majority of changes were to slightly higher levels. Yesterday's price changes by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association were: INDUSTRIALS Barer* ScHer* Qimmoni 2.7ft 2 »5 W Hinmrr 42 50 43 50 cbt Malayan120 words
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Article33 1952-04-16 10 HONO KONO, Tues. C'REE market currency exchange for Hong Kong dollars was minted at. 'he close fodav as fellows: US$l HKJB 355 (cash); HK16.385 (T.T.); HKSIS.BS. One tael of sold $»9.533 words
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Article78 1952-04-16 10 ITTLE activity was reported In the Singapore Produce Market yesterday. Copra was very quiet, with bids lower at 24 a picu! against offers at $25 't. Pepper again showed steady price declines. sellers quoting Muntok at $565 a picul. Sarawak at $560 and Lampong (black) at $42578 words
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Advertisement468 1952-04-16 10 PRESIDENT LINER SAILINGS To New York and Boston via Ceylon. India Egypt and Mediterranean Ports. Singapore P. Swettenham Penanr. Cdns >3/24 s.s. CUBA VICTORY Si 17 Apr. Omit. 18/20 Apr. s-s. "PRESIDENT lOHNSON" 17/21 Apr. 24/25 Apr. 26/28 Apr. s.s. "PRESIDENT MONROE" 21 Apr/I May 2/1 May 4/6 May s.s468 words
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Advertisement423 1952-04-16 10 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINGS fROM SCANOIN A VI A/u K /CONTINENT: S pore P. Shan) Penang "Panama" for Bangkok H'Kong C. 42/41 "Meonia" for Sajon 6 Bangkok 18/19 Apr. "Korea" for Bangkok. Saigon 6 Hong Kong 27/28 May 24/26 May 21/23 May "Kina" for Bangkok. Sagon. H'Kong, Kobe Yokohama 24/25423 words
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Advertisement980 1952-04-16 10 f' McALISTER 6c CO., LTD. feJephonc No 5906 ttXMlMAN BUCMAIX gttAVBNBM LINE P)N. HAVRE ROTTERDAM LOS ANCELES. SAN FRANCISCO, HAMBURC PORTLAND. SEATTLE VANCOUVCt Accepting cargo for Central South 1 U S.A. North Atlantic Pom American Pom d Canada via Colombo m.t. SUNNYVILLI S pore P. Sham Prnang CITY OF NORWICH980 words
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694 1952-04-16 11 EPSOM JEEP - Sturveta has improved since, Penang win EPSOM JEEP By GOOD CHANCE FOR SATURDAY KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. gTURVETA, an attractive-looking chestnut by Dastur, has made good progress since winning at Penang on Mar. 5. With Herb Charles astride, this promising four-year-old showed a lot of galloping zest when he outsmarted Kaiserine694 words
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Article, Illustration462 1952-04-16 11 LONDON, Tuesday. \M ANCHESTER United retained their lead of the iT1 First Division in the Easter Monday English League soccer matches with a crushing 6-1 victory over another Lancashire club Burnley. The United after being held I to a goalless draw in the firstReuter - 462 words
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Article46 1952-04-16 11 IPOH, Tues.— The Perak Turf Club's $10,000 horse-float was put to good use during the recent Easter meeting when 65 horses were transported to and from the railway station. The float is specially built to hold three horses securely and comfortably.46 words
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Article38 1952-04-16 11 In a SAFA Div. 3B League soccer match played at the C.Y.M.A. ground yesterday, Singapore Fire Brigade beat Customs by four goals to nil. Scorers were: Sa'ad (2). Teo Yan Seng and LJm Beng Lock.38 words
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Article264 1952-04-16 11 BOTH SAY 'I'LL WIN' BY K.O. Sugar Ray v Graziano CHICAGO. Tues. f HAMPIOn Ray Robinson and Rocky Graziano, each predicting, he will win a knockout, are all set for their middleweight title flght in Chicago stadium tomarrow (Thursday lo ajn. Malayan time). Chicago's flght fans are more excited overAP - 264 words
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Article68 1952-04-16 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Young Men's Sikh Association held Supply Depot, R.A.S.C. to a three-all draw m an FAS. Div. 3(N) match at Sentul Pasar today. RASC led by two-one at the interval. Grivosti scored both the RASC goals and Jaswant Singh for the Sikhs.68 words
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Article50 1952-04-16 11 TAIPINQ, Tues.— Three singles third round matches in the North Perak tennis championships were played here today. Results: Mohd. Hasali (Kuala Kangsar) bt Lee 8wee Keng 6-4. 6-3; Chang Swee Wah bt Lbn Seang Quee 6-4, 6-3; and Lee Kim Loon bt Rama Rao 3-6, 6-0, 6-4.50 words
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Article149 1952-04-16 11 LONDON, Tues. OUGBY Union results yesterday v were. Maesteg 9, London University S; New Brighton 9, Wasp* 6: Newbridge 9, Nuneaton 3; Newport 11, London Welsh 6; Penryn 16, St. Mary's Hospital 3: Penzance and Newlyn T, St. Thomas's Hospital 0. Plymouth Albion 0. Leicester 19; PontypoolReuter - 149 words
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Article854 1952-04-16 11 0 39 21 10 8 84 49 52 Irsenal 38 20 10 8 73 50 SO louenham 39 20 8 11 71 50 48 •ortsmouth 40 20 8 12 67 55 48 tolton 40 18 10 12 62 59 46 Jlackpool 40 18 8 14 62 60854 words
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Article226 1952-04-16 11 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By RIDING eight winners at the Perak Derby meeting, Colin Tulloh has established a commanding lead in the Jockeys' list with 21 winners, eight ahead ol his nearest rival. Athol Mulley, who rode- 18 winners up to the end of the Singapore Spring226 words
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Article54 1952-04-16 11 TOKYO, Tues. The Japan Table-Tennis Association announced it would Invite two British table-tennis players Richard Bergmann and Johnny Leach to tour Japan for a month from the middle of next month. The association will pay all expenses and will expect the two to play 13Reuter-AAP - 54 words
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Article56 1952-04-16 11 EDINBURGH, Tues. Haxhlm Khan of Pakistan retained the Scottish open squash rackets championship here yesterday, defeating Mahmoud Karim of Egypt 9-0, 9-0, 10-8. After 12 minutes' play, Khan led by two games a 3-0 in the final game. Karim rallied well and the pair provided sonr of theReuter - 56 words
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Article60 1952-04-16 11 KEMPTON PARK, Tues. Zabara, warm favourite for the 1,000 guineas at Newmarket on May 2, was beaten by five lengths by the Irish-bred Filly Lady Sophia in the 1,000 guineas trial stakes over 7f here today. The winner had finished second to Zabara in her only race inReuter - 60 words
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Advertisement501 1952-04-16 11 'Horo'c ttU when you fly "Strata" Clipper* il. MORE LEG ROOM. Pan American'* Sleeperettes are ipaced farther apart give you twict the usual leg room. You can stretch way out and still not touch the seat in front 2. MORE RECLINING ROOM. Pan American** Sleeperette* recline 36% more than standard501 words
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482 1952-04-16 12 HEAVY DEMAND FROM FED. By Our Badminton Reporter rpHE Thomas Cup Tickets Committee of the Badminton Association of Malaya is being overwhelmed by applications for tickets and, according to the committee's chairman, Mr. Lim Chuan Geok. the allocation of tickets is going to482 words
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Article47 1952-04-16 12 rpHE Singapore Badmin- ton Associations longawaited $800,000 hall at Guillemard Road is fast nearing completion and will be ready next month. All the four wings of the hall have been built and I the framework of the roof is now in place.47 words
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Article171 1952-04-16 12 CKLETAR YUle Indian S.C. who dominated play for the greater part of the first half and led I—o at the interval, looked a very tired team m the second half and went down 3-1 to Singapore Harbour Board Police In a Div. 3B SAFA League171 words
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Article42 1952-04-16 12 LONDON. Tuei. Todays Rugby I Union results: Abertlllery 9 London Welsli 0; Cardiff 6. Northampton 3: Coventry 6. Clyde 13; Exeter 11. Leicester 0. Newport 8. Barbarians 3: Pontvpool 8. London University 5: I Ebbw Va'.e 41. Birmingham 8 Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article87 1952-04-16 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday.— Seventy young women from all parts of the Federation and Singapore are participating the threeday All-Malayan. YWCA annual sports which started here today. Two tennis matches were decided this afternoon, Singapore beating Kuala Lumpur m both games. At badminton. Kuala Lumpur beat Penang87 words
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Article36 1952-04-16 12 The Singapore B.HJVA. Dlv. 3 soccer match between Borneo Co. SC. and East Asiatic S.C. which was to have been played at Farrer Park yesterday, was postponed because the referee did not turn up.36 words
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Article30 1952-04-16 12 In a S.A.F.A Div. 2 League soccer match played on the 8.0.D.C.A ground yesterday. Tong Beh-u Rangers beat Kota Rajah "A" by four goals to two.30 words
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420 1952-04-16 12 GHQ Signals had reward for trying GHQ (Sigs) 1; Terror 0. A GOAL by centre-forward Evans in the closing stages of play against the run of play gave GHQ. Royal Signals victory over HMS. Terror in their United Services Senior Learue game played at Tanglin yesterdav. Navy, a faster, fitter420 words
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Article34 1952-04-16 12 SOCCER: Comb. Services Aryans J. Besar; Business Houses Lgd: Straits Times v BaU Farrer Park; S.C.S. 'B v Handelsbank— C. Union; SAFA Div. 3B: SMSU v SUSC— Geylanf. BOYS SOCCER final— SCC.34 words
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Article183 1952-04-16 12 SOCCER RESULTS AT A GLANCE STORE A.F.A. LEAGUE Division One Kota Raja 1 S.R.C. 1 Division Three (B) Sdetar Ville 1 S.H.B. Police 3 Fire Brigade 4 Customs S.C. 0 UNITED SERVICES LEAGUE Division One RAF (Changi) 3 RNAS (S'wang) 1 GHQ Signals 1 HMS Terror 0 RAF (Lodgers) 2183 words
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Article97 1952-04-16 12 Medicals beat Arts and Science 6'^-3 l a in the inter-Faculty chess match at the University of Malaya on Saturday. Results were (Medicals mentioned first) Tan Kan Hong bt Freddy Tan; Charlie Urn bt Mohd. Yusof Rahman; Phoon Wai-On drew with Chia Kin Hin; Teoh Khong97 words
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Article57 1952-04-16 12 LONDON Tue*.— Today'B football results: FlfcST DIVISION: Alton Villa 7. CheUea 1: Huddersfleld Town 2 Sunder land 2: Wolverhampton Wanderers 1. West Bromwlch 4. SECOND DIVISION: Coventry City 5. Luton Town 1: Leicester City 2. Rotherham United 0 THIKD DIVISION (BOUTBEEN): Northampton Town 6 Bournemouth 3. THIRDReuter - 57 words
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Article201 1952-04-16 12 ALTHOUGH they were wlth■i*. out the services of their star player, Carlos Loysaga who is on the sick list. PRISCO basketball team of Manila proved too good for Kong Slong whom they beat by 80 points to 60 at the Happy Worltf arena last night201 words
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Article81 1952-04-16 12 Following are Mercantile Bank SC. officials for this year: Patron, Mr. Ong Chay Tong; president, Mr. Lee Choo Seng; vice-president. Mr. Seow Slan Chye; hon. secretary. Mr. Charlie Chua; hon. treasurer, Mr. Cbla Boon Swee: hon. auditor, Mr. Low Ah Toey hon. sport* capt., Mr. Koh Song Hua;81 words
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Article150 1952-04-16 12 Aryans 'will be at best' today T*HE Aryan Gymkhana touring 1 soccer team will play their third game In Singapore today when they meet Combined Services at Jalan Besar Stadium, kick-off at 5.19 p.m. The Aryans are full of confidence after their good 3-1 victory ovei Singapore "A" on Sunday,150 words
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Article121 1952-04-16 12 In a friendly badminton match Rotterdam B.C. beat O.T.E.C. Sports Club by four games to three. Results were. (R.T.S.C. players mentioned first) Singles: Wee Thiam Bock lost to Adnan b. Jeman 4-15, 15-9. 6-15. Liew Khoon San beat Koh Cheng Hock 15-10, 15-4: Tan Chiang Teo121 words
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Article344 1952-04-16 12 TPCA STAMINA TACTICS WIN TIE KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. Tamilians 3; Selangor C.R.C. 1. TAMILI ANS PCA, the Selangor F.A. Cup champions, 1 gained two valuable points in the First Division of the FAS league by beat ng Selangor Chinese Recreation Club, the titleholders, 3 1 at Princess Road this evening.344 words
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295 1952-04-16 12 KOTA BAHRU, Tuesday. THE second day of the Kelantan soccer carnival saw a major upset by Suara Muda when they beat Singapore Corinthians 2 1 before 8.000 people probably the biggest crowd ever to see a football match here yesterday. The weather was Ideal295 words
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Article190 1952-04-16 12 Rajas relax -and Recs recover K Raja 1; SBC 1 HONOURS were shared at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday when Kota Raja and Singapore Recreation Club met In a S.A.F.A. First Division game. An evenly-contested first halt brought no goals. Both teams had an equal number of chances but the finishing190 words
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Article95 1952-04-16 12 DUBLIN, Tue*. Mr. H. H. Stanley's nine-year-old gelding Alberoni ridden by L. Stephen won the I.lsh Granl National over 3' 4 miles at. Falreyhousa near here yesterd iy. Carrying boaoin xeight of 10 stone, Alberoni started 6-1 joint second favourite and won by 2'i lengths fromReuter - 95 words
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Article63 1952-04-16 12 PRINCE Edward Road Boys Club and Queen Street Boys Club will meet m the Boys Clubs Soccer Cup final on the padang today. The Officer Administering the Government, Mr. W Blythe, will kick-off at 5 p.m. Mr. Blythe will also present the trophy to the63 words
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Advertisement859 1952-04-16 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. (Continued from a| Accommodation vacant UNFURNISHKD two rooms, kitchen, bathroom, own entrance, rental $250 pjn. three months Advance Tenant responsible minor repairs Box No A1958, S.T. CONTENTED guest* suggest Burnlngfold Hall (Licensed) Hotel, Dunsfold, Surrey. Good food, ■paclous country house, lovely (rounds. Overseas families welcome. ACCOMMODATION WANTED KUROrEAN859 words
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Advertisement410 1952-04-16 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. KOR SALfe) NEW Hand Brick Tilemaklng (cement) machines available phone 4590. FOR SALE: G.E.C. Radiogram, excellent tone. 5 Valves, Teak cabinet. 8 record changer, condition as new, $650 offers. Box No. A1862. S T. INDIAN WOOLLEN RUGS Sis'414 1 s 2' No. 1. Plain colours only. Small collection410 words
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Miscellaneous21 1952-04-16 12 SINGAPORE TIDES TODAY: 01SG 187). 0132 iO4>: 1528 l6.7t. 20'.4 i4.5> TOMORROW: 0223 (8.3). 0937 (101; 1657 18 21. 2114 (SO)21 words
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