The Straits Times, 20 September 1952
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Title Section21 1952-09-20 1 The Straits Times MALA* sit NATIONAL N£W&*A£*c*sC Ljo i AliLlStLtsD 1846 TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS21 words
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Article320 1952-09-20 1 Boycott of Minister: police tear down posters AN eleventh-hour attempt by the Commis-sioner-General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, to persuade 8,000 Singapore Naval Base workers not to boycott the visit of the Civil Lord of the Admiralty, Mr. Winfield Digby, or to hold a protest meeting failed320 words
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Article, Illustration144 1952-09-20 1 NOW 'SHE' IS NEXT TO A I TITLE WHEN Dr. Elixabeth Forbes-Sempill, sister of the 19th Baron Sempill and the tenth Baronet, head of one of Scotland's oldest titled families, was a little girl she felt like a boy. played their games, and had144 words
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92 1952-09-20 1 Three more are killed 2 'bagged' by Worcesters KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. TN two battles in Perak yesterday, security forces killed three terrorists and captured their guns A patrol of the Im worcesters got two of the terrorists in the Chemor area while the third was killed by an ambush party92 words
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Article94 1952-09-20 1 CHINESE IN BURMA ATTACKED RANGOON, Fri. BUR.'. tSE troops have dp3'in op 'rations against Ch:r-. <> Nationalists on a r 0 miles west of Keng- tun.:. In the first r- ported clash th^ Government troops killed at least six Chinese and many pa fnules luf.i:ed wiUi supplies The Chinese ft^dAP - 94 words
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Article46 1952-09-20 1 IPOH, Fri— A Malay boy' escaped when a gang of terrorists murdered his father a rubber tapper, yesterday, while they were cycling along a track on an estate in the j Tapa n area of Perak. He was wounded In the attack46 words
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Article42 1952-09-20 1 HONOLULU. Fri.— The last of 452 Wake islanders who were driven from their homes bv a typhoon arrived at Hickam air force base today. The last plane In a mass airlift evacuation landed with 24 passengers.— UP.UP - 42 words
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Article89 1952-09-20 1 CALCUTTA, Friday. A ROYAL Air Force Meteor Jet fighter, missing since Wednesday on a flight from here to Singapore made a forced landing and crashed 60 miles north-west of Rangoon, Calcutta airport officials said today. I; two men in the plan* c pilot andReuter - 89 words
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Article34 1952-09-20 1 LONDON, Fri— Britain has sen: a new Note to the Chinese Government requesting details of British. Canadian and American subjects held in Chinese prisons, the Foreign Office announced today. Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article38 1952-09-20 1 ALOR STAR Fri.— A mining labourer wa s buried alive in a mining tunnel at Kaki Buklt, Perils when »he earth under him suddenly sank. The man was dead when fellow workers dug him out.38 words
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Article30 1952-09-20 1 SEOUL, Fri.— Thirty-three 829s dropped 297 tons of incendiary bombs on targets near Hamhung late today. It was the first Superfortress daylight raid in 11 montru —UP.UP - 30 words
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Article25 1952-09-20 1 MOSCOW, Fri. A fiveyear plan for athletics calls for the construction in Moscow of the world's largest stadium. It will hold 200.000 -UP.UP - 25 words
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Article56 1952-09-20 1 LONDON. Fri. Shaw's Corner, the Hertfordshire home of George Bernard Shaw, has aroused so little public interest as a "shrine" that it may be let as an ordinary dwelling house, it was disclosed today Too few visitors go to se«» H and too little moneyReuter - 56 words
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Article57 1952-09-20 1 TOKYO, Fri.— Gourmets who read the "Where to dine tonight" column in the English language Nippon Times found at the end of the list of Tokyo's leading restaurant the scripture lesson for the day: "Man shall not live by bread alone but ly every word thatUP - 57 words
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Article105 1952-09-20 1 MALAYA S ROYAL VISITOR." 56-page tabloid (ist publication en Hei Royal Highness Hie Ductteu of Kent, wil be on sale throughout Malay* next week. Among the features is an authentic life story of the Quchess by lennifer Ellis, nvho has been able to obtain special material. "Malaya's105 words
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Article37 1952-09-20 1 CAIRO, Fri.— The brother-in-law of Wafdist Party leader Mustafa Nahas was hustled off to prison today to join the swelling ranks of prominent Egyptians facing charges of graft, abuse of power and high treason.— Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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229 1952-09-20 1 NAIROBI. Fri. EUROPEANS in Nairobi demanded immediate emergency measures to deal wtth the Mau-Mau. described as a dreaded terrorist sect dedicated to driving the white man out of Kenya. Delegates to the European Electors' Union after a secret session yesterday unanimously accused theReuter - 229 words
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Article21 1952-09-20 1 NEW DELHI, Fri. Four children were killed when a fire destroyed a building In Delhi today.— A.P.AP - 21 words
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950 1952-09-20 1 Six dollars a month man ran up a debt of $3,900,000 A MAN who started life as a coffeeshop assistant in Singapore in 1923 at $6 a month and who eventually became the owner of a match factory, a goldsmith's shop and a sauce factory, has became insolvent with $3,942,753950 words
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117 1952-09-20 1 A FLYING 'VIP CABIN' FOR THE DUCHESS f. SPECIAL "YIP cabin" ■f* will be provided in the airliner flying the Duchess of Kent and her son, the **W», to Singapore and Honjr Kor.p at the end of f the month. The lounge of a BO AC Argonaut is being converted117 words
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130 1952-09-20 1 Rfc Swedish-owned freighter Havsbri.s yesterday sent a radio SOS to Singapore asking for a doctor to be sent to the ship to attend an injured member of the crew. But the radio message did not give the position of the130 words
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114 1952-09-20 1 No strike— so gas is on round the clock DLANS to ration gas supplies in Singapore from next week are off. The 24 stokers empu.ed at the City gas works In Kalian c Road, have agreed not to go on strike on Monday. The men agreed to suspend the strike114 words
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Article53 1952-09-20 1 LONDON. Fri A reporter and a photographer caught "stealing" a mailbag to make headlines for their newspaper were dismissed from court today after paying costs David English, aged 22. reporter on Reynolds News, and photographer O. Cotte. aped 42. were discharged after Dayinsj 10 guineasReuter - 53 words
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Article32 1952-09-20 1 POWELL RIVER. (British Columbia), Fri. Leo Portelance, a mmber of the Canadian Olympic swimming team, is feared to have drowned while boating alone at a summer camp near here. A.P.AP - 32 words
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Article17 1952-09-20 1 Another 8.112 people were vaccinated in Singapore yesterday. The total number vaccinated Is now ?00.6HUP - 17 words
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Advertisement36 1952-09-20 1 pjiJ MEN \rlr PUOMC 3390 TAI HENG CO 23 5 COLEMAM ST Always Milder better Tasting Cooler Smoking uy CHESTERFIELD S'NCAPORE 75 cv TED 85 ctj >3lc Dittrib '~m ENG HOE LEONG TE'.E? I NE 61M36 words
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Advertisement140 1952-09-20 1 It's the real thing uf\m. 1 JsW V Don't expect to Look, well if you don't Sleep well j£ THOSE urea lines and wrinkles may Indicate that you are not <sffr**?>>h\>*^ getting sleep of the right kind. 7 -j, Your sleep should be natural. y'A^r/^"^^ "O restful and restor.uive. It140 words
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184 1952-09-20 2 NEW YORK. Friday. T'HK RUSSIAN delegate to the Inited Nations, Mr. Jacob A. Malik yesterday vetoed Japm's app irilion for membership to the United Nat'ons yesterday. It was the Soviet Union's 52nd veto and he 15th cast by the JJoviet Denatv Fo ei-AP - 184 words
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98 1952-09-20 2 NEW DELHI. Fri.— The Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, has received a message of 'love and er*" t** ■»ne- ~'>n boys and girls at Camp Furthest Out, VVin.ii.n saukee, New Hampshire "We wish to send you oor love and prayers," said the message, broneht toAP - 98 words
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98 1952-09-20 2 STOCKHOLM. Fri FINLAND last night paid the final instalment of its reparations to Russia, ending the greatest economic effort in Finnish history. In eight years. Finland has sent Russia ?oods worth 178.000.000 Rear-Admiral Svante Sundmar head of the Fninisoh reparations office, wentAP - 98 words
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Article60 1952-09-20 2 ROME. Fri— Sigr.or Enrico Maiintoppi, Under-Secre ary for the Italian Air Force, and a group of Italian officials left here today aboard a Comet jetliner of BOAC on a test flight to Singapore. The jetliner will land at Beirut, Karachi and Calcutta on its way to Singapore,AP - 60 words
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Advertisement235 1952-09-20 2 ywJi Deity fcz~~ A Slnjfapori- Price* J N^^Bp im 1/1 federation Prir.-- i[ 1 \/0'" IJ 52.i1.-, in- oi >. U BLACK fc WHITE SOLE AGENTS 1 CHOY BROTHERS (MALAYA) LIMITED I SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR -IPOH SOUTH ASIA 12 Bencoolen Street jjtWt Singapore 7. jj V Horel Phones *****/ I235 words
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Advertisement596 1952-09-20 2 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT FITTER (DIESEL) required for the Central Animal HusbandrStation. Kluang Must be fully •■xperienced In maintenance and 1 ■->■ erhau'lng of tractors Wages up to $5.72 COL. $3.08 >8 80 per day will be paid to suitable man. Applications should be sont »n he D'rector of Vete^lnarf Ser- ices.596 words
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Advertisement541 1952-09-20 2 NOTICES NOTICE KAMPOyo I.ANJI'T TIN DREDGING LIMITED. Ann'lcatlon has been made to the Dire-tors of this comDanv to !ssu" to Ernest Arthur de Ruriatte of Pen^n?. a certificate for 100 «*>3rM In rhe ro- I*">1 *">< > -!v in rt!<i''» of »he ori"lnil cer»'ir»t» Vr>. 457? <WIHUW "irt»^ ts9« n541 words
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Advertisement546 1952-09-20 2 NOTICES ESTATE OF ABDULLAH LIEW FATT WENG, Deceased. All Creditors *nd per ons having claims against the Estate of the abovenamori deceased who died at Ipoh on the 14'h day of June. 1952. are rea'i're* to submit nirt-culars of tY?r cliimn In wrlt'n* to th" unf'fmention**! on at before the546 words
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Advertisement123 1952-09-20 2 there's no spark plug like o full-firing CHAMPION to deliver maximum engine power" toys AL ROGERS, winner o« the 1951 ttm Peak. USA.. Hill Climb Operating at full-Firing efficiency. Champion Spork Plugs igmle oil the fuel in the combustion chom- ber deliver the lull power y>A built into your engine.123 words
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229 1952-09-20 3 Reds indicted for brutal slave system WASHINGTON, Fri. THE STATE Department tonight indicated Soviet Russia for its brutal treatment o| millions of slave labourers. The department made the charge in a 69-page "white paper" analysing Russia's forced labour system. It also said Russian slave labourers are treated worse than theUP - 229 words
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Article26 1952-09-20 3 HAMBURG, Fri. Faulty caused the derailment of a train in which eight people were killed and more than 80 injured, railway officials said. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article, Illustration40 1952-09-20 3 THE GOOD SHIP FOUDROY AST must have heard many a windlass shanty in its 135 years but a chorus from these Sea Rangers is a n^ w experience. This training ship is based at Gosport, Hampshire.40 words
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Article300 1952-09-20 3 But Russia is prepared for a 15-year war, he says LONDON, Friday. STALIN was quoted today as saying he was eager to avoid a shooting war but was fully prepared for a ten to 15-year war. The Soviet leader's views wer c contained in a revisedUP - 300 words
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106 1952-09-20 3 NATION-WIDE APPEAL FOR GEORGE VI MEMORIAL LONDON. Fri BRITAIN'S Premier. Mr. Winson Churchill will tell th<> nation In a broadcast on October 4 what form the planned national memorial to thp latp Kins George VI is to take. Lord Mayor of London. Sir Leslie Boyce. will simultaneously launch a nationwideReuter - 106 words
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Article171 1952-09-20 3 RED 'ULTIMATUM TO AFGHANS TORKHAM, (Pakistan- Afghan Frontier), Friday. RUSSIA has told Afghanistan, in a virtual ultimatum, to suspend her programme of developing her northern border province through United Nations and United States aid. Reliable sources said here i I today that Russia objected in "a most threatening man ncr"AP - 171 words
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Article75 1952-09-20 3 BELGRADE, Fri— Marshal Tito today set a precedent when he went to the British Embassy in Belgrade to lunch with the British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, now on a visit to Yugoslavia. It was the first time the Yugoslav leader had entered the pjecinctß ofReuter - 75 words
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Article31 1952-09-20 3 VATICAN CITY, Fri. The Vatican Press Service has announced that Pope XII has overcome the indisposition lrom which he had been suffering in the past few days.— Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article109 1952-09-20 3 REDS WIPE OUT AN ALLIED OUTPOST WESTERN FRONT, Korea, Fri. OHINESE infantrymen virtually annihilated United Nations forces In capturing 'Kelly Hill" west of Imjin River on the western front last night, a high ranking Allied officer said today The Chinese, who attacked 0 in an estimated battalion strength under theUP - 109 words
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Article57 1952-09-20 3 LOCH NESS (Scotland i. Fri.— John Cobb, British holder of the world land speed record, failed in an attempf to wrest the world water speed record from the United States here today. He hurtled across' Loch Ness at 173 mph. Record of 178.4 mph was set up byReuter - 57 words
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Article26 1952-09-20 3 TATPEH, Fri— Nationalist China and West Germany are to negotiate a U5523,000,000 barter trade pact as an overture to re-establishing formal diplomatic ties.- -Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article42 1952-09-20 3 LYNTON. Fri. The nnal death roll of the floods which wrecked the seaside town of Lynmouth. In Devon on Aug. 16 was today officially announced "as 31. Five of those Included 'n the list have not been found. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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159 1952-09-20 3 WASHINGTON. Friday. rpilE United States today cancelled plans for a young German actress to take a semi -private show«r bath in an exhibit at the West Berlin industrial fair The girl was to nose as an American housewife in a model159 words
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Article288 1952-09-20 3 LONDON, Prt QJTOCK markets clost\. Uie ek on much the same lines of th« individual days of the period. There was one. slight difference. however, and that was that a number of industrial groups showed a steadier tendency* Closing prices 01 selected itcclu were: ComoU 594 1 Funding288 words
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Article30 1952-09-20 3 LONDON, Sept. 19.— Cash Buyers £960; Sellers C 960 a Forward Buyers C 951',.; Sellers £952; Settlement: £960 > 2 (down Turnover, a.m. 45 tons; p.m. 40 tons.30 words
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Article45 1952-09-20 3 LONDON, Sept. 19— Spot 22' ,d Oct. 22 >«d.. Nov. 22 1 d., Dec. 22">»d., Oct -Dec.22',d., Jan-Mar. 22 4 d., Apr -June 22d.. July-Sept. 21 \<i., Sept. c.i.f. »md., Oct. c.i.f 21 id., mom.) Nov. ci:f: 22 .d. Dec. 22\d. Market: Dutl.45 words
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Advertisement169 1952-09-20 3 fTL_THE WORLD'S FINEST MOTOR CYCt ano (he world > moil exclusive notorcycle designed fT appeal to every elas* o\ enthusiast There jre five superlative modeK in rh e ARIE 952 range and the> comprise many nrv> feature-- and retmemenls The result is imnm. «>, 'idine o!h« Hi«H oerfnrmAnce ''ibutort CEORCE169 words
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Advertisement349 1952-09-20 3 CHRISTMAS I FOOD PARCEL 7 1 Ib. Currants 1 Ib. Caster Sugar 1 Ib. Sultanas 1 Ib. Icing Sugar 1 Ib. Raisins Ib. Cround Almonds 1 Ib. Peel Ib. Glace Cherries Ask to see our Christmas parcel list for further suggestions. WE PACK. POST. fMKJ|t£ SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD.349 words
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Article294 1952-09-20 4 Malaya seeking 15 specialists PENANG, Friday. THE Federation Government has asked the Colonial Office to recruit 15 specialists on seven-year contracts for service in the Federation, Dr. Lee Tiang Keng, Member for Health, announced in Penang today. They will train the best of the young294 words
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Article103 1952-09-20 4 HOSTEL TO BE NAMED AFTER CODNER TANJONG ..IALIM, Fri. rE name of Michael Cedner, "Wooden Horse* escape bero in World War 11, who was killed in the Tanjonc Malim pipeline ambush in March, this year, ii to be perpetuated. A proposed hostel for schoolchildren is to be named after him.103 words
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Article64 1952-09-20 4 Burglars forced open the front door of a doctor's flat in Amber Mansions. Singapore, between Thursday night and yesterday morning, and stole $620 in cash, jewellery and clothing. Earlier during the night two Chinese tried to rob another Chinese behind a hotel in Jalan Besar.64 words
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Article32 1952-09-20 4 JOHORE Bahru. Fri.— For moving medicines along the Kluang-Ayer Hitam road, a prohibited area, without a permit. Bahrudin bin Abdullah was fined $100 by the Kluang Sessions Court yesterday.32 words
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Article190 1952-09-20 4 Told to help end crisis JOHORE BAHRU, Friday. \IORE THAN 200 penghulus and police officers iTI from all over Johore pledged to co-operate with one another to maintain law and order when they met at the balai at the Sultan Abubakar Mosque in Johore Bahru today.190 words
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Article74 1952-09-20 4 IPOH, Fri. About 100 Malay womerw of Kampong Tibii.g Tingi attended an informal get-together last night when they discussed the formation of a Women's Institute in their area. At the gathering were Mrs. C. E Gascoigne. Mrs. Salleh and Mrs. Chong Tak Nam, who attended the inaugural74 words
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Article30 1952-09-20 4 JOHORE BAHRU Frl Sacnsudin bin Abdul' Majid was fined $300 in Kluang yesterday for causing grievous hurt to Tay Kheng Huat and Loh Slew Chong by negligent driving^30 words
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Article20 1952-09-20 4 PORT DICKSON, Fri. Seeni was fined $50 at Sepang for possession of one gallon of illicit toddy.20 words
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Article250 1952-09-20 4 TODAY DAY Alexandra Incinerator Havel*ck Rd. Sago St. Raaaak St. Pc*ple' a Park' \anson Rd.. Lam Soon Oil Cuan Hin Valley Rd. KilUney Rd. ?>rVhard ltd' Naaß lirum.hir, Rd. Armenian St. Static. Adelphl Cipiiolu. Neitten 1 and 4 Chancery Lane Maying Sata BalmaraJ Rd. Dalvey Rd. Chartered Bank250 words
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Article45 1952-09-20 4 MUAR, Fri.— Mr. Richard Sidney, editor of Young Malayans, will speak to students and others at the Government English School hall at 11 am on Sunday when a meeting for the formation of a Young Malayans Club will be held.45 words
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Article28 1952-09-20 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Five more unions, with 1,036 members, were registered in the Federation last month, bringing the total number to 218 with 121,383 members.28 words
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Article260 1952-09-20 4 ACCUSED OFFICER SAYS: pOLICE Lieutenant Alfred Thomas Dixon, of a Singapore radio patrol, yesterday told the Second District Judge. Mr. H. B. Livingstone, that witnesses at two identification parades were asked to "single him out". With Corporals Abdul Samad bin Talib, Sudah bin Abu Rahim260 words
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Article135 1952-09-20 4 SAILORS OBJECT TO SONG ANOTHER Malayan song is causing trouble This time it is "Kelasi" (Sailor), sung by the popular Malay film star P. Ramlee in the film "Sedarah" (Blood Brothers). Capt. Mohamed Said Ellas, president of the Malay Marine Officers' Association of Singapore, said yesterday that his Association and135 words
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Article77 1952-09-20 4 BENTONG. Frl.— While on his way home In the estate lorry from the estate office in Bentong, thre» tappers.— an 18-year-old girl, Lee Ah Lan; a 45-year-old woman Le e Kiew and 30-yemr-old Sam Pun were killed when the lorry skidded off the road. They were77 words
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Article, Illustration22 1952-09-20 4 MX. L. VAN SAMTDRIMK and Miss M. Dykshoorn, after their wedding at the Singapore Presbyterian Church yesterday. Straits Times picture.22 words
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Article, Illustration69 1952-09-20 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. Ahmad Rabain bin Sarmin was fined $200 In Kluang for causing hurt to Raman by discharging a bullet from his rifle MX GtKL.NnIN AMAK 1 I JiIJXT. of Kuching. the first sea Dyak to be sent to England, who returned to Singapore yesterday after four69 words
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Advertisement252 1952-09-20 4 phone J Li~"W YT~\d~^H ULlka IT'S tj HOURS OF FABULOUS ENTERTAINMENT. |V' 3rd MIGHTY WEEK! \ST v»' MIGHTIEST OF Free List Entirely Suspended! DAILY FIVE SHOWS 'i in a.m. 12.30. 3.20. 6.15 9.15 p.m. TONIGHT at MIDNIGHT! I v^-* Suddgn death and j£ JPfcij^W^^? wm l^» marling danger in th«252 words
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Advertisement253 1952-09-20 4 CAKY CRANT C BETSY DKAKf in Warners' Room For Gm More LAST DAY! 11, 1.45, 4, 6.30, 9.30 t IUMUXKUW W^KS^^F^ WARMERS' '^HCT V JOURNEY I Starring ERROL FLYNN RONALD REAGAN Today 9 a.m. "RETURN OF THE FRONTIERSMAN" Teih Tomorrow 9 a.m "DALLAS" Technicolor 111 TONIGHT M NITE $7*Ni.r» kjumc*253 words
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Miscellaneous457 1952-09-20 4 SINGAPORE WEEKEND DIARY TODAT aid of schoo: extension fund 6pm Katong Park 10 am. to 1J noon. YOING MALAYANS CLIB: Fellow- Admission $1. CHINESE T.M.C.A.: Music cltu 1 »hID Party at Raffles Inatltutlon 430 STORE CITT COINCIL SERVICES pm ba*ketball and badminton 6JO p.m. Prize dlitrtbution by Datln Pai- IVION:457 words
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Article69 1952-09-20 5 Granville Birchman Ahln was only 15. When he went to Kranji River on a Friday in August, he wanted to swim across the river, the Singapore Coroner's Court was told yesterday. "Stay where you are. It'i no use. We had better use a sampan," cried Heng Huk69 words
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Article, Illustration33 1952-09-20 5 i FiRST Uurmeso Consul in Singapore, Mr. B. A. Thaung, who arrived in the Colony yesterday. He ni formerly second secretary at the Burmese Embassy in Moscow. Straits Times picture.33 words
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Article139 1952-09-20 5 THEY PAY HOMAGE TO RULER SEREMBAN. Frl. HUNDREDS of Malay women and children crowded the throne room of the Istana at Sri Menantl this afternoon to watch the ceremonial purification of the Yang dl-Pertuan Besar and his consort, Tengku Ampuan. The purification was the start of the three-day ceremony when139 words
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Article29 1952-09-20 5 SUNGEI LEMBING, Frl Mr G H. Fairmald, general manager. Pahang Consolidat•d Co. Ltd., has left for New Zealand on leave. He was accompanied by Mi- Fairmald.29 words
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Article77 1952-09-20 5 The 2nd Singapore Company of the Boys' Brigade held its annual Inspection and display In the Kuo Chuan auditorium of the AngloChinese School at Barker Road yesterday. The Inspecting Officer, Mr. J. O. Shaw. Superintendent of the Singapore Fire Brig ade, took the salute at the march-past.77 words
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Article, Illustration158 1952-09-20 5 MEMBERS of the Singapore Inner Wheelers today hold their Hag day in aid of the school building and community hall for the Trafalgar Home, the Colony's leper settlement. About 80 Inner Wheelere. aided by friends, will be on the streets, and outside public158 words
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255 1952-09-20 5 FIRE SERVICE CUTS 'MAY MEAN DISASTERS Officer warns of rural dangers THE severe financial cuts by Government for fire services in certain rural areas in Singapore were criticised yesterday. A senior City fire brigade officer warned of the danger of disasters occurring before the engines of the Singapore City Fire255 words
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Article73 1952-09-20 5 MCA WILL NOT CLOSE LOTTERY SIR CHENG-LOCK TAN. president of the Malayan Chinese Association, said in Singapore yesterday that Ulk of shutting down the MCA lottery was "just a lot of rubbish." The association, he said, did not have the slightest intention to close the lottery. Sir Cheng-lock would not73 words
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Article48 1952-09-20 5 The Food Control Department announced the following changes in the fair price list yesterday: "H.S." herrings in 14 oz. tins: 60 cents; "Gold Bird" tea: $7.20 for 3 lb. packets, and $14.40 for 6 lb. packets, "Dutch Glory" In 14 oz. tins: 60 cents.48 words
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Article120 1952-09-20 5 SHOW IS SHORT OF PRIZES rpHE BABY competition at JL today's fun fair and fete at St. Andrew's Cathedral grounds may be short of six silver cups They are wanted as prl«°s. Up to yesterday, of the 15 cup. warned us prizes fur the baby show, only nine had ovn120 words
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Article44 1952-09-20 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl.— A third batch of 140 Home Guards from West Pahang has just begun a two-week training course at the Home Guard Training Centre at Mentakab. Instructors at the Centre are being provided by the Malay Regiment.44 words
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Article64 1952-09-20 5 PENANQ, Prl. MR LIM BOX SWEE, a hospital assistant who van 1 stabbed at Pulau Jerejak leper camp on Wednc*aay, died In the Penang General Hospital shortly before midnight last night. While giving an injee^on to an Inmate In th? camp .s dispeniary. Mr. Lim wa64 words
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118 1952-09-20 5 MALACCA, Fri rpfJE MALACCA Government Clerical Services Union executive council has decided to ask the Settlement Government to take immediate steps to stop the practice of moneylenders harassing their debtors at their places of employment, states a union press statement today. The statement continues: "It118 words
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Article14 1952-09-20 5 Mr. A. E. Qulnn has been appointed Chief Factories Inspector, Singapore.14 words
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Article, Illustration250 1952-09-20 5 Prison camp Toe H recalled ATOC H banner which Is the only one of its kind in the world will be placed at the altar of St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, during Evensong tomorrow. After the service it will Join the Toe H lamp which250 words
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Advertisement135 1952-09-20 5 Jim \JCs For perfect projection of your own black -and- wh ite and full Colour Modes you need the perfect Companion for your "Sportster" The I family 8 m.m. Film Projector '^^SHHrtKH^SL c P er^ ect Companion 4Rv your own good movies Call for a demonstration I without obligation |f135 words
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Obituary19 1952-09-20 6 KAE: On 16th September 1952 In London. Ann Reardon, dearly beloved wife of John Douglas Rae. Deeply regretted.19 words
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Obituary22 1952-09-20 6 IN loving memory of Mrs. Koh Pent; Yam (nee Madam Chua Yang Rm). Gom\ but. never forgotten. Died on 20.9.46.22 words
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572 1952-09-20 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Sat., Sept. 20, 1952. Grim Rice Prospects It would seem that the communique issued by the Malayan rice delegations upon their return from Bangkok tells only part of the story of the inconclusive negotiations with the Thai Government concerning supplies of rice for the remaining months572 words
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Article494 1952-09-20 6 It would clearly be wrong to infer that the Manchurian agreement reached in Moscow represents the whole of the deal that has been concluded between Marshal Stalin and Mr. Chou En-lni. To do so would be to attribute to the Communist negotiators a guilelessness which would be494 words
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Article35 1952-09-20 6 LONDON. Fri.—A son was born here yesterday to screen star Greta Gynt in private life. Miss Gynt Is the wife of a London businessman, Noel Holland. They were married in 1948—Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article, Illustration8 1952-09-20 6 Plusluurd.j.i. Jj Birij S'.eh.cke. AN OLD KEDAH MALAY8 words
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Article, Illustration1075 1952-09-20 6 STOIC - STOIC by IN ROUNDLY con- demning in the Singapore Legislative Council the inactivity of the Native Reserve Committee, which is supposed to attend to the amenities of Bukit Timah (the hill and not the racecourse). Mr. John Laycock will hav c done a good thing if1,075 words
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Article610 1952-09-20 6 A MALAYSIAN NOTEBOOK '■£*ii^ lbianu *a aunuunuc'.. by a fringing reef extending two cables from most parts of the shore. From Cape Grlndi the reef extends five cables in a south-westerly direction and dries for three feet at low water springs". Master mariners are well acquainted with such remarks in610 words
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Advertisement849 1952-09-20 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. THE ENGAGEMENT Ls announred between Choong Euo Beonc. the eldest, son of Mr. and Mrs. Choong Eng Hye and the grandson of Mr. Qhoong Lyr Hock, and Miss Kam Leng Inn. the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kam Ek Hong of Sumatra and the gr.-inddaughter of Mrs.849 words
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Advertisement36 1952-09-20 6 GERMAN PEN New nslwii Filling System and Transparent Large Quantity Ink Holding Reservoir PRICES: S6 50 7.50 EVERBRIGHT OPTICAL CO., 19 Chulia St.. Singapore- 1. Penang Distributors ENC SENC MEDICAL CO B *h Quee St.. Pening36 words
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Advertisement70 1952-09-20 6 J. STONE CO. LTD. TONUM BRAND NON-FERROUS STONE'S Bearing Metals STONE'S Casting Bronzes STONE'S Copper Tacks, Nails and Roves (for boat building) STONE'S Phosphor Bronze Rods and Cores STONE'S Manganese Bronze Shafting Sole Agents W.LLiAM JACKS CO. (Malaya) LTD. L EG-14 It*s the Hallmark of Quality. The Acme of Perfection.70 words
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Article338 1952-09-20 7 Talks to be resumed in Bangkok as soon as possible "NEGOTIATIONS between the Siamese Government and the Federation of Malaya, Singapore, North Borneo and Sarawak for the supply of rice to British territories to cover the last 3 1 months of this year will be338 words
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120 1952-09-20 7 Accuracy of vote record discussed THE committee appointed by the Singapore Government in July to investigate the Colony's electoral system met a second tim e on Wednesday. Tlie committee d°alt in particular with the accuracy of the register. It also discussed action to prevent impersonation and false declarations on applications120 words
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Article31 1952-09-20 7 TAIPING, Fri. Local amateurs will stage a Ta.nil drama at the St. GeorgeV School hall on Sunday ar 8.30 p.m. in aid of the Indian Children's Welfare Home Taiping.31 words
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Article, Illustration28 1952-09-20 7 A GYMNASTICS DISPLAY at the Anglo-Chinese School yesterday evening, when members of th e 2nd Singapore Company. Boys Brigade, held their annual Inspection. Straits Times pictures28 words
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252 1952-09-20 7 VfRS. C. M. Laßrooy, a dispenser, said in the iTI Singapore First Police Court yesterday that Toh Teck Him, a merchant, paid $400 to a clerk to obtain a Singapore Improvement Trust flat. She was giving evidence at the preliminary inquiry252 words
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Article101 1952-09-20 7 Nine Superintendents of the Malayan Police Service have been promoted Assistant CommLssioners. They are: F Wallace, R. W. E. Harper, I D. Mac Donald, J. M. MacN. Maclean, H. J. Barnard, P. H. O'Flynn, A. S Barham. C. D. Toulson and C. N. Godwin. The following Assistant101 words
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Article50 1952-09-20 7 The driver and passenger, Wong Ah Chong, 42, and Wan Loke Lian, 24, were injured last night when their car crashed into a lamp-post at the Junction of Thomson Road and Chancery Lane, Singapore. They were taken to hospital where they were treated as outpatients.50 words
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Article88 1952-09-20 7 City loan may close in few days THE NEW Singapore City Council $25,000,000 debenture loan floated on Wednesday is going so well that it is expected to be over-subscribed in a few days. The acting City Treasurer, Mr S. S. Scales, reported yesterday (the third day since the five per88 words
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Article217 1952-09-20 7 A truly Yorkshire evening 1 4HM YORKSHER Ah am an' awl," was the tone of the annual dinner of the Society of Yorkshiremen in Malaya, at the Adelphi roof garden, Singapore, last night. It was a truly Yorksher evening with the Yorkshire dialect, the pudding ("If tha doan't luce it,217 words
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Article158 1952-09-20 7 FOUR hundred and ninety- three Singapore schools will ta',-e part in Education Week from Oct 10 to 17. The Week opens with an Arts and Crafts Exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Friday, Oct. 10 at 11 a.m. The Junior Technical School158 words
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Article42 1952-09-20 7 Lim Poh Huat. aged 20. w as yesterday charged before the Singapore First Police Magistrate. Mr. T. Kulasekaram. with the murder of Tay Peng Chong in Tras Street on May He was remanded l n custody until Sept. 26.42 words
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Article27 1952-09-20 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Kajang High School Old Boys Association will hold a reunion dinner at the Roof Garden, Hotel Majestic, Kua.a Lumpur, on Sept yi27 words
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Article59 1952-09-20 7 A Scots sword dance is an item in the Highland dancing demonstration which Gordon Highlanders will perform during the St. Andrew's Cathedral "Fete and Fair" in the Cathedral grounds in Singapore today. The Gordon Highlanders will dance in floodlight. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, the Commissioner- General,59 words
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117 1952-09-20 7 HAKIM KHAN, a fitter, who summoned Police Inspector S. K. Sivapatham to court on charges that he had been assaulted and wrongfully confined, yesterday refused to give evidence against the inspector because it was not "gen- tlemanly." Khan did this in the Singapore Fourth Police117 words
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Article44 1952-09-20 7 The Singapore branch of the Young Malayans' Club will hold its first "fellowship rjarty' at Raffles Institution hall this afternoon at 430 Highlight will be an interteam 'quiz and naughty (knotty)" contest. There will be three prizes for lucky numbers.44 words
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Article171 1952-09-20 7 \JR. MALCOLM M. MODDER, a Singapore Journalist, was yesterday exonerated of all blame at an inquest on Loh Chai Guan aeed 64 h was killed in an accident involving Mr Modder s car in Serango On Road on July 6 There was insufficient evidence to prosecute171 words
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44 1952-09-20 7 Don't bet by police phone, says order SINGAPORE Police Force personnel, including the clerical staff, were officially warned yesterday against the use of police telephone lines for placing bets with bookmakers. The warning, circulated to all divisions, also stressed the illegal aspens of hookmaking.44 words
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Article64 1952-09-20 7 Although fewer aircraft landed at Kalliing airport durinfe August they carried more passengers than in July. A total of 443 planes landed at Kallang during August; 460 landed in July. Passengers arriving dii"iM<; th e month numbered 5.700. which is 327 more than in July. 5,55664 words
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Article101 1952-09-20 7 rpHERE were 10 fatal accidents in Singapore durine August, tour fewer than th e previous month, states the Traffic Police report just released. During the month, there were 72 serious cases of injury, 158 "slight" casr.s and 873 in which no-one was injured. T!i101 words
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Article24 1952-09-20 7 KUANTAN. Fn. -Lim Ah Mec. who made alterations to his shophouse without permit from th? Town Board, was fined $15 here.24 words
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Article135 1952-09-20 7 THE GOVERNMENT and City Council Labour Union, representing over 2,000 daily-rated workers, yesterday asked the Singapore Government and City Council for an increase in basic wages and cost of living allowance for their daily- paid employees. This follows a decision made at a special delegates'135 words
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Article27 1952-09-20 7 PENANG, Fri. ADITY officer will be available at police headquarters day and night to receive any information about bandit's on Penang island.27 words
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Article28 1952-09-20 7 IPOH. Fri.-The Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. Henry Baines. arrives In Ipoh tomorrow [or a ten-day *tott to the State and th e Cameron Highlands.28 words
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Advertisement79 1952-09-20 7 FOOTBALL (SUNDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER, 1952 J JALAN BESAR STADIUM j SINGAPORE j 1 COMBINED i SERVICES FOR TAY LIAN TECK SHIELD Under the distinguished patronage of H. L The Governor, Mr. J. F. Nicoll, C. M. G. 1:1 Kick off 5.15 p.m. a Admission $3. $2. $1. and 50 cts79 words
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Advertisement118 1952-09-20 7 WJ^^yOß IDE Of^ W I JZE I A N D OMi %A SUPER-UJRTERPROOF fIUTOmfiTIC 26.000 aircrews of the RAF and the RC.A.F. hiv. ircessfuMv tested the Omega Seamaster. Further science confirms the facts after a Ti lours stay in a I'.'O F oven followed by a sudden mmersion in an118 words
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148 1952-09-20 8 HOMES WILL BE NEAR THEIR WORK A FIVE year plan to house Singapore s policemen has been worked out. The actual building will start next year. A police spokesman said yesterday: "Many poli -omen are living in private quarters now.148 words
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Article, Illustration30 1952-09-20 8 1 in fn.N HAM, .xramat, and a son of Mr. and Mrs. Cheah Koon Hwee, of Singapore, and Mks Thor Hong Keow, who were married at the Singapore Registry recently.30 words
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Article140 1952-09-20 8 »rHIS week's rubber market ■y fairly active on erood j Inquiry for remilled crepe from the U.S.A.. says Lewis and Peat's woc.ily report. On the other hand, overseas buyers were reluctant to rai. i 1 their prices from the low level of last week for the140 words
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Article37 1952-09-20 8 BENTONG, Fri.— A workman was attacked by a wild elephant while at work near Kuantan. He escaped with three broken ribs. For his injury, he has beeawarded $480 compensation under the Workmen's Ccaipensatlnn law.37 words
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Article41 1952-09-20 8 The Singapore Chines V.M.C A. wfO hold a leader 1 training course next week from Mundav to Saturday at its premises in Selegie Road at 5.30 p.m. About :j0 young people have enrolled for the course.41 words
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Article54 1952-09-20 8 Tnr> Commissioner-General. Mr Malcolm Mac Donald, last night opened an exhibition of Chinese paintings by the former Shanghai artist. Profesaor Chan Tan-nong, at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce building, in Hill Street. Sin pore. It la Professor Chan s first exh>bition in Singapore since 154 words
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Article54 1952-09-20 8 IPOH. Fri— Charged with deserting from the Special Constabulary. Lav Yee Tuck 18. told the Ipoh magistrate that he had gone home to visit his dying father, whose last words to him were "Don't return to the police force." •So I stayed at home" said Lav, sentenced54 words
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142 1952-09-20 8 SEGAMAT. Thursday. Vf ALAY padi planters in Segamat district have iTI been hard hit by the Emergency and very little land is under cultivation this year. In 1950. 3187 acres were under padi. mostly In the Jementah (786 acres). Labis (610) and Sungci Segamat142 words
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Article49 1952-09-20 8 Lady KeighUey. president of the St. John Ambulance Brigade. Singapore, will Inspect a parade of the Brigade's nursing divisions at the Brigade headquarters in Stamford Road at 4.20 p.m. to-day. After the parade there will be a presentation of warrants of appointment and certificates.49 words
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Article20 1952-09-20 8 KUANTAN, Fri— For riding his bicycle at night without a lamp Tong Kok Lim was fined $5 here.20 words
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Article35 1952-09-20 8 Swami Madhavananda, former president of the Ramakrishna mission centre in San Francisco, is flying to Singapore from India to open the new $100,000 Sri Ramakrishna temple in Bartley Rear! on Oct. 31.35 words
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Article122 1952-09-20 8 JOHORE UAHRI Fri. A GOVERNMENT chemist who ex— —iuad a burnt bit of paper testtificd today that the writing on it was similar to that of a police constable on an extortion charge. The constable Ataa bin Abdul, :yi-i Tiinan Mb Malek, am extra122 words
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Article24 1952-09-20 8 SUNGEI LEMBING. Fri The Chung Haw School committee ha s accepted the newsalary scheme offered by the GoTernment for Chinese school teachers.24 words
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120 1952-09-20 8 T»WO bailors had $30,000 estreated by a Singapore I Court yesterday because the bailee failed to attend court for trial in an opium ease. The bailee. Teo Geok Seng, aged 43, faces a charge of having 144 pounds of raw opium in his house120 words
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Article79 1952-09-20 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Circuit i Magistrate, Kuala Selingor, Inche Harun b;n Haji Itiris yesterday fined a shopkeeper, Cheng Beng Wan. $1,000 for purchasing three bags of padi from Duran: bin Hishim, in contravention of the Emergency Regulations, at Sinkichan, Kuala Selangor Cheng claimed that he79 words
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Article30 1952-09-20 8 Enteritis caused the largest number of deaths in Singapore last week— 32 out of 207. Pneumonia killed 27 persons and tuberculosis 27. There wefe 717 b'rths.30 words
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Article14 1952-09-20 8 BENTONG, Fri— There are now 88 new villages in West Pahang.14 words
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Article25 1952-09-20 8 TELUK ANSON. Fri. A girl, Sinnamah Muthu, was fined $20 in the Sabak Bernam Court for failing to get .in identity card.Bernama - 25 words
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Miscellaneous531 1952-09-20 8 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 10 a.m News: 10.05 Housewiv«»' Choice; 11-11.30 New Records; 1 p.m. Malsie Ballard, piano; 1.30 News; 2 Album of Harmony; 2.30 Rhythm Corner; 2.45 Studio Melodies; 3.15 Pun 'with Music; 3.30 Tea Dance; 4.15 Southern Serenade; 5 Sports; 6.15 News; 6.25 Emergency; 6.35 ChllI dren; 7 Listeners'531 words
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149 1952-09-20 9 Detention and its Lawful purpose THERE has been much correspondence recently on individual rights and Emergency detentions. Your correspondents seem to have overlooked that the detentions achieved their purpose, an amazing reduction in Communist lawlessness in Singapore. Maybe the Communists, happy that the wrong people had been detained, decided to149 words
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Letter90 1952-09-20 9 INDEED it is heartening to see that at long last there are men like Mr. R. L. liber and Mr. Lee Kai Joo to come forward. "These are not idle words. Let those who read, take warning": such were the very words used by Mr. Eber90 words
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294 1952-09-20 9 "ITMNO is not quite strong enough to secure the *-> independence of Malaya and I am making an effort to find the support and co-operation of other races to get the independence of Malaya." So said Tengku Abdul Rahman. President of UMNO,294 words
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Letter55 1952-09-20 9 AS a descendant of a long line of seafarers. I must insist that Bidio Malaya destroy all copies of the recoius ot that insulting song. "'Vhat shall we do with a drunken sailor." It is most derogatory to the prestige ot British55 words
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Letter82 1952-09-20 9 I CONGRATULATE Mr. Palayan and others for having stopped playing the record "Ayoyo Ramasamy." Tamils throughout the Federation and Singapore must ba grateful for the action taken. Where are the self-styJed Indian leaders and what have they done for the Tamils? I wish men like Mr.82 words
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Letter179 1952-09-20 9 YIOST boys and girl? who study English in the iT District of Krian go to the Anglo-Chinese School in Parit Buntar. Boys and girl? from Bagan Serai. Kuala Kurau and the villages on the way are carried by the Red Omnibus In the morning they are taken179 words
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Letter98 1952-09-20 9 WE, the present generation of Kuala Trengganu residents, are enquiring hopefully whether we may have God's blessing to see in our time the century-old wooden buildings of the Government offices in this town being replaced with new brick buildings, as in other towns of Malaya. Everywhere98 words
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Letter96 1952-09-20 9 rpHE proposal to bring 1 grdauates to MaCay a from India, Ceylon and Pakistan is already a few months old. But from what is heard It is quite clear that it will take yet a few months to arrive at a conclusion. I think there are already96 words
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Letter259 1952-09-20 9 Walkers in a Zebra trap MORE pedestrian or "Zebra" crossings are being painted on the Singapore roads, including a much needed one opposite the Cola Storage on Orchard Road. No doubt all sensible peo- pie will agree that these i crossings, to give pedestrians j a chance, are very necessary,259 words
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Letter69 1952-09-20 9 UNTIL recently I was under the impression that commercial classes in Singapore were being run solely by private evening schools. Some time ago I was surprised to hear from a friend that the Government also was running commercial evening classes. I can't see why the Government classes are69 words
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Letter252 1952-09-20 9 J AM glad of this opportunity to reply to "Old Immigrant's" letter of Sept. 16. Obviously he halls from South-West IndH, popularly I known as Kerala. Firstly, his letter \S uncalled for, for my previous letter concerned immigrants into this Colony, not into the Federation, but he252 words
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958 1952-09-20 9 WITH* reference to your editorials of September 16 and 18. as a reader who has been impressed by your claim to be Malaya's leading newspaper, I am alarmed that you are Jeopardising this claim, firstly by your unsound opinions about the Malayan Chinese Association958 words
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Letter263 1952-09-20 9 CHINESE IN MALA YA 'S SCHOOL rE letter headed "The Chinese Classes." publlsh;ed by you on Sept. 15. did more mischief than good. During these days of emergency, we are all working hard to unite to fight our common enemy, and it is most undesirable to level false accusations against263 words
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Advertisement62 1952-09-20 9 I#N» S PR A. i POWDERED MILK *^^^^^yi cream milk with \u\ IM supply ol Iresh full cream milk Ml nj) —any quantity you require just Nespny Y <*" Grocer sells jf\\ fejs) Powered Milk NESPRAY W makes six pints of jn j|s ,^5, T pure creamy milk < ■>^762 words
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Article816 1952-09-20 10 Rubbers still 'lifeless 9 TUNS vre again active and firm X on the Singapore Share Market yesterday with Industrials steady. Rubbers continued their lifeless tendency. Quotations by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association ■were:INDISTfXIALS Bajrers Sellrrt a n Brick* Prof 1.15 330 Ords 340 3H Atlas Ice816 words
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Article50 1952-09-20 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl—Selangor United Rubber Estates Ltd. recorded a nett profit of £14.329 for the year ended March 31. Tlils was after providing tor UK and Malayan taxation, depreciation of buildings and machinery end annual replanting charges The directors recommended a dividend of 12^ per cent.. les« Ux.50 words
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Article33 1952-09-20 10 HONO KONO. PrL— Free market currency exchange of Hans Kong dollar? was p.'ioted at the close tori .v a' follon-: nBsl HKs6.34'i ir'-«*\ HKSS3«\ iT.T): HKftisA3. One Uel of gold UICtIOIH.33 words
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Article21 1952-09-20 10 NO 1 K.S.S. October (I U.S. rents) WednetwJay'i ThcMsUy-s floeing .lo«lnt 2«.60 MM. 26 7# norn HArkft: Qatet.21 words
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Article189 1952-09-20 10 THE Rubber Market yesterday showed little change as compared with Thursday. October first grade closed at 75J cents a lb.. a loss of V/ 8 of a cent. i. n I Some speculative interest took the price up to, 76V 2 cents early in the da"y,189 words
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Article15 1952-09-20 10 SINGAPORE, Fri. Sept. 19.— 5487 37 a picnl (up 62 >-.• cents).15 words
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Article107 1952-09-20 10 SHORTAGE of copra supplie* from Indonesia were said to be responsible for a Jump of 75 cents in the price of the commodity in Singapore yesterday— buyers being $27 V* per picul f.o.b. and sellers $27*4. Reports from Amsterdam speak of insufficiency of supplies107 words
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Article187 1952-09-20 10 CHIPS, alongside the Singapore H«bour Board lodoifM or expected there «t a.m. today are: India. :/2: Lanaiw 3' Warla «/1. Aocanliu B '9: Ber^rdr II: City of Khartoum. 13/-4: Tal »ln IS/lt: Arcndskerk. 1« Morta.n 18/20. Hon« Ann. N Wall l6 Fern•trram 23/24 Benattow 25/5»: Yin Riebert-k. 27/28:187 words
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Advertisement1192 1952-09-20 10 Tel. 2412 MANSFIELD tfC CO,, LTD. T-t. 240S (10 liites) (Incorporated in S.ngopor.) All other dZ" BLUB FUNNEL UNI M G°"' U g U Or UVerPOOl Gdn. 11 Sept. 23 Sept. 24/27 Sept. 28/30 Ti rMono U ;d fot UVerPO Sep.. 23 Sept 2. S^l^/^ g Laertes for Liverpool Sept.1,192 words
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Advertisement502 1952-09-20 10 BEN L»NE STEAMERS LTD. Fe. U K /CMTINEMT Spore StvirT. Penona "O+JTL^Z.VSZ C.36 2,/2.S^t 27/2. S^t '•ZSZfiZS «/as»^ 2*/2BS^..i Befnevh fm Avonmouth. f Hamb^g G 29 Upt./ Oet 7/ B Oct. 9/11 Oct. j SSpa^NST* LOndOP hP»./ »0- 4/ SO^ Ot. G^^ nUhV, Hull 14/20 Oet 21/23 Oct 24/2. Oct.502 words
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Advertisement452 1952-09-20 10 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIAN /UK /CONTINENT Spore S'hom Penono Hono'c^no k*~r\ 'a P-natM" fo. Bonokok Soigon YokX^o M 1" rOb# 28/29S^- 27/27$^ 26/24$^. •ler.no*." f->- B-nokok 'V/'l'Jli. t/ l«^ J1 J "Mia-i*la~ for Bonoknk 2/ 3 Nov "Aslo" feM Bonai-ok. Sniaon, Vo^onar^ 3/SN.v 1/2N« 30/31 Oat. FROM JAPAN452 words
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Advertisement1100 1952-09-20 10 McALISTER <fc CO., LTD. TIL: Na 1906 CLUMMAN tfc BOCKMAU. KLAVEHESB LINE LONDON. HAVRE, ROTTERDAM A LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO; HAMBURG PORTLAND. SEATTLE ft VANCOUVER ana to U( S A. North ArlontK Ports Ace fh c< ntt t Sourfc ond Conoda vio Colombo a_..i»«« p n "CITY OF KHARTOUM" Spore1,100 words
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150 1952-09-20 11 Sheppard to lead Sussex next season HOVE. r*rl. rVAVID Sheppard, Cambridge MJ University and England cricketer who finished top of thtflrst class batting averages this i season will caotain Sussex next Summer. Announcing this today the Sussex Club said the committee had unanimously elected him to the office and SheppardReuter - 150 words
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448 1952-09-20 11 New-look R.A.F. edge Army 1-0 JOCK JONES STAR TURN OF GAME Royal Air Force 1; Army 0. 34 minutes of stern struggling, a new-look Royal Air Force side, faster and fitter, scored through newcomer and star tarn of the evening, wee "Jock" Jones, to beat Army in this Inter-Services triangular448 words
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Article, Illustration35 1952-09-20 11 MOOI.ENBURG. SCC g-.alke ep.-r saves from SCRCs inside right Chai Hon Yam in yesterday's Div. 1 hockey tesgue game on the Padanc. Others in the picture are Lee Sen* Kirn and Kedan.— Straits Times picture.35 words
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Article81 1952-09-20 11 BATU PAHAT. Prt. ai.ayan women's nigh jump K chimpion Olkx Soon Kent (Jotoore) yes erday d axed 4ft. "'■jin. to win the event en the Orct day of the Batu Pahat District championships. Al hough 1 .In better than her winning jump at Ipon, this not Soon81 words
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Article42 1952-09-20 11 In n frieodly soccer rmich played at Fairer Park yerterday. Braddel! Sport,, Club bent Parrcr Junior.- by two goals to one Bowes scored both the gob for Braddrll Sports Club while Ah Lens scored for Parrer Park Juniors.42 words
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Article50 1952-09-20 11 Tiger Swimming Club and the Chinese Swimming Club who with 1« point, each ar Ueing for honours in the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association "B" division water-polo league win meet at the Singapor Swimming Club at 11 a.m. tomorrow to decide the championship. C.P.O. Burley will referee.50 words
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Article33 1952-09-20 11 A meeting of all sportsmen of the Indian Association will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Association premises to select captains for tennis, hockey, badminton cricket and Indoor games33 words
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Article26 1952-09-20 11 Singapore Volunteer B.C. received a walkover from Cosmospontion 8.C.. in the S A.F. A Dlv 3B soccer match at o Thing stadium yesterday.26 words
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Article148 1952-09-20 11 IN an evenly contested Dlv. IB x SHA League match st Indian Ascociauon ground yesterday, Association shared points with R.E.MJS., the scores being two-all One of R.E.M.E.'s goals was a "gift", Valthi, an I.A. defender, deflecting the ball Into hi« own net Pallon. Engineers' centre-for-ward, was148 words
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Article49 1952-09-20 11 In a Singapore Hockey Association Div 2B league match at Farrer Park yesterday Latifi Wanderers beat Singapore Medical Services Union by three goals to one. Scorers for Wanderers were R. BaileXty (2) and E. Bozano Kirn Chye Wanderers full-back dcXelcted the ball into his own goal.49 words
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Article28 1952-09-20 11 In a friendly hockey match at Singapore Recreition Chib ground yesterday. Polic- 2nd XI beat 6 R C 2nd XI by two goals to one.28 words
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Article47 1952-09-20 11 The results of the Island Club's Ladles Day bogey competition played yesterday were: "A" division champion: Mrs. Morrison (—3). while Miss Barrett won the "B" division chamuionshiD with (—2). The foursomes was won by Mrs Morrison and Mrs. Strahan with 37 3 4 points.47 words
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Article47 1952-09-20 11 In a SAP A Div 3B league match at CYMA ground yesterday. Tuan Mong OB A trounced Singapore Improvement Trust by 11 goals <o nil. Scorers for Tuan Mong were Tan Choo Meng (5), James Au (4). Koh Kirn Han (2). Referee: P. Appavoo.47 words
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563 1952-09-20 11 A TIRED Chinese defence in the second half gave the Singapore Cricket Club, defending champions in the Singapore Hockey Association League, a 3 2 victory in their Div. 1A match on the padang yesterday. Until the winning goal was scored 10 minutes from time,563 words
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Article116 1952-09-20 11 LOS ANGELES. Prl. ART LARSEN (California), fo.-.n-er American tennis champion, went close to defeating tr.pletitle holder Prank Sedgman (Australia) In the Pacific South -West tournament yesterday. The American was In terrific form In the early sets and took the first two sets from the Wimbledon champion.116 words
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Article69 1952-09-20 11 SimxapoK Indian* tram to pUv Nczrl oembLan Indians in the southern s.ciion Hnal of the Bardtian Cud at Jalan Betar stadium tomorrow is: Narayanan. G Suppiah Ve.u Ganl P SUDDlah Rashid Bala. Pa ram Lo sanattian. V. Roberts and A*tar Singh After :ast Wednesdays69 words
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Article46 1952-09-20 11 Teachers Training College hoc key team to meet Khalsa Assn at St. Oeorge's Road today: Soocelara), a. Gomez. Agil Singh. T. W. Wong. Harban Singh. Himmat Singh, B. H. Teo. C. Fernandea, K. C. Chin. K. K. Teo, K. W. Leong.46 words
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Article557 1952-09-20 11 »T»AN Eng Bock set up two new records and won the Dlv. 2 rliampionshlp. at Raffles Institution's Bth annual swimming meet yesterday. The Dlv 1 and 3 championships went to Boon Let Chai. and Derek Mitchell respectively. Morrison House took the inter-house championship with »7557 words
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Advertisement602 1952-09-20 11 *S? 4? 0 STRAINS SSPRAINS^^L f|^ LINIMENT jj^l j A touch of Sloan's Liniment wQli^Sw I Intakes the ajche and pain out J^^-PSiSfc'al 111 '■< for rhcumati. pain, too. ftfcliE^Z^ U^ Ask for Sloan's" ■Bfefekt.^^ WvSA 7^ \A4MF JJT BsssH W»^J a^ W*tf¥K. *f f '-T^P^^ij^t) Kua/a LarnpuX I SINGAPORE602 words
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Advertisement168 1952-09-20 11 DJAKARTA SINGAPORE BANGKOK WfjM CALCUTTA Wjmij t VJ^^ SULTAN MOSQUt, SIr4CA*fOKE BrjHEsiMßHk^ 4k TSBmaSßasßMßsaaaskasaß WO sjnHt* palacC wß^r j^^^ v^*sBat^assiß^^B» El.O« THIf LI, CALCUTTA, »^:-jS Passenge r tare Excess baggage Freight rat* Sector Single Return Rate per kg per kg $csc c c Calcutta/Bangkok 225 00 405 00 200 100168 words
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Miscellaneous175 1952-09-20 11 SINGAPORE TIDES o^ < y i y^ i 75 H 3", h ..v M >; TODAY TABLE TENNIS: S.T.T.A 1952 mmAr w m Sinsapore chajnpiosuhips. HOCKEY: SJUt Leaoe: DW. v J n.» t T---IA: Sbfr.ood rtmlm v K.\l TOMORROW Wa.aV.en. BJ«j»^s. DH. IB: R |^9^E \^iua Service. Ue: BJI.C. R.AJ.175 words
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Article174 1952-09-20 12 NEW DATE FOR CUP FINAL IPOH, Fri. »pWO alternate dates'are being offered to Singapore, southern section finalists of the Malaya Cup soccer competition for the final to be played in in Ipoh either Oct. 18 or Oct. 25. The Football Association of Malaya have written to the Perak Amateur Football174 words
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Article41 1952-09-20 12 LONDON Fri, -Yesterdays U.K. FNGLISfI LEAGUE INVISION II:— Swansea 4 Lu"on 2. DIVISION 111 (SOUTH):— Waisall 1 Querns Pirk Rangers 1; Watfcrd Shrewsbury .1. I'LSTER CUP Ards 1 Glenavcn 3; Derry 0 Coleralne 2: Distillery 2 Portadown o—Reuter.0 Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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383 1952-09-20 12 Score 6-3 win over Trengganu PENANG, Friday. Penang 6; Trengganu 3. pOR THE second year since the war Penang entered the final of the Malaya Cup soccer competition today when they beat the East Zone champions, Trengganu, hy 6 3 at Victoria Green before383 words
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Article400 1952-09-20 12 Ooi at the end of the road? From GI'NN CHIT THYE PENANG, Fri. PENANG'S Foong Seong Cup selectors last night dropped a bombshell when they announced that Thomas Cup star and Penang champion. Ooi Teik Hock, will not play in thp singles against Perak in the Northern zone final this400 words
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Article29 1952-09-20 12 LONDON, Fri.— Yesterday's U.K. Rugby Union results: Redruth 3. St. Ives 8: Stroud 11, Gloucester 11; Swansea 8. Llanelly 11; Bath t, Kendall Carpenter's team 10.— Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article31 1952-09-20 12 CHICAGO, Frl Undefeated Chuck Davey won a unanimous and popular decision over Rocky Graziano, former world middleweight champion, In a ten -round bout at Chicago Stadium last night.— AJ»31 words
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Article229 1952-09-20 12 WALTON HEATH Fri ffbORY VAN DONCK. Belgian conqueror of British open champion Bobby Locke at «h« 20th hole yesterday reached the semi-final of the British match play golf championship Mdav. In the quarter-nn»U he beat Norman Button of Exeter by two and In the semi-final roundReuter - 229 words
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Article, Illustration1436 1952-09-20 12 \COLONY HAS GOOD CHANCE. SAYS CASHIN WHEN Singapore CriTT cket Club meet K.N.A.S. Sembawang on the padang today the game will be in effect a I dress rehearsal for the Singapore Rugby Union's civilian team which will compete in the All-India Cup tournament at Colombo from Sept.1,436 words
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Article81 1952-09-20 12 All arrangements have been made for a daily radio broadcast of the All-India rugby tournament which starts at Colombo on Sept. 28 aald Mr. Howard Cishin, manager cf the Singapore Combined Civilians XV to tlw Straits Times yesterday. Th Straits Times understand* that there will be81 words
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