The Straits Times, 23 September 1952
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Title Section19 1952-09-23 1 The Straits Times MALAGAS NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 SIXTEEN PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1952. if PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS19 words
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Article142 1952-09-23 1 Police screen Ponggol in secret operation TOR JOHORE BANDITS' SAYS VILLAGE GOSSIP gINGAPORE POLICE were out in force last mght combing the Ponggol area of the island. Hut no police officer contacted by the Straits Times would say WHAT or WHOM the police were locking for. And142 words
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216 1952-09-23 1 Hotels searched as jhunt goes on for bomb boy gVERY Chinese hotel in Singapore was search-! Ed yesterday for Chen Mong Chew, a 19--year-old Malayan Communist terrorist, wanted for throwing a bomb into a police car in Clcmenceau Avenue. Armed police in uniform and plain dollies started the search at216 words
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Article129 1952-09-23 1 The story of a Princess TO mark the visit of Her Rovj' Hig'-ness the Di*rhe«i ol Kent. The Straits Timei will issue tis week a 56-poge tjoloid sii.? publication MALAYA S ROYAI VISITOR." Among the feature* will be "Marina the Story of a Princess" by |ennifc> Ellis. For this life129 words
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Article47 1952-09-23 1 A Chinese youth arrested In Hong Kong by a Singapore Special Branch Officer on a charge of using a forged Identity card was brought back to the Colony by air yi-sterday. The youth was arrested as hp was disembarking from the Van Heutsz.47 words
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Article26 1952-09-23 1 NICE, Mon. Mr. Churchill went down to the sea with a thermometer yesterday tested the water but found it too cold to bathe.— A.PAP - 26 words
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Article44 1952-09-23 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— j One of the five terrorists kill- Ed by the It Fiji Infantry in the Kuala Pibh of Negri j S?mbihn on Saturday has been irl^nlifV as Huw KitC section leader '> f i car r■, I44 words
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Article68 1952-09-23 1 The two Singapore palici officers sent to Madras to serve a Warrant of arrest on "he Menons returned by air yesterday. Mr. E J. Llruell. ASP. and i Inspector Gcpalan will be reI turning to Madras on Oct. 6 for the resumption of the hraring of68 words
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Article88 1952-09-23 1 SHALL RETURN: CHAPLIN CHERBOURG. Mon. pHARLIE CHAPLIN, in high V^ good humour despite a [U.S. threat to bar him. de--1 clared today: "I intend to go back to the United States." He said he did not know the reasons behind the U.S. i announcement that he may not be permitted88 words
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Article, Illustration95 1952-09-23 1 MR WILLIAM .MICHAEL JAMES, a radio officer in a British Catalina flying boat, who spent 20 months in a Chinese Communist prison after the plane was forced down into Chinese territorial waters in Dec. 1954 Two other Australians. Mr. Ross Bohm and Mr. Dick Richmond were will, Mr. James. The95 words
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Article78 1952-09-23 1 A MALAY civilian and his wife were robbed yesterday in the first terrorist attack for many months on the Kuala Lumpur to Bentong road. Only 12 miles from Kuala Lumpur, the couple, riding in their car, were halted by a <jroup of armed terrorists. The ganp made78 words
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Article30 1952-09-23 1 LONDON, Mon. The J. Arthur Rank Organisation, Britain's biggest cinema theatrp owner and one of its main film producers, reported a profit of $36,000,000 for last year.— A.P.AP - 30 words
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Article28 1952-09-23 1 NEW YORK Mon— Eleven children of Mr. and Mrs. John Conger were left orphans today when their parents were killed in a road crash.— U P28 words
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Article18 1952-09-23 1 SEOUL, Mon. Another Communist war prisoner »vas found hanged by the neck on Cheju island yesterday.--18 words
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206 1952-09-23 1 FIRE at the port of Djambi on the east coast of Sumatra, much used by Singapore coastal shipping, has destroyed 200 waterside houses and sheds. reports reaching Singapore said yesterday. I iambi is one of the .nain fiwmuran ports for206 words
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499 1952-09-23 1 FfJtSr TIME FOR SUCH A ROYAL EVENT KUALA LUMPUR, Mon HPHE Duchess of Kent will -L dine with seven Malay Rulers and two Regents at one of the most colourful receptions of her SouthFast Asian tour when she visits the Federation next499 words
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Article107 1952-09-23 1 4 Mata hari' of 18 gets 10 years BERLIN. Mon. 4N East German political court has sentenced an 18-year-old "Mata Hari" to 10 years' imprisonment, the United States High Commission newspaper reported today. The girl's name Is Veronika Baumgarten. but accordIng to the East German prosecutor, she spied with suchReuter - 107 words
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Article45 1952-09-23 1 The cruiser. Birmingham which was recently overhauled in Britain, will reach Singapore on Thursday on her way to Korea. I The Birmingham has spent I a working-up period in the Mediterranean and will relieve the cruiser Belfast in Korean waters.45 words
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Article104 1952-09-23 1 SYDNEY. Monday. DRITAIN'S scientist in charge of the atom tests at the Montebello Islands. Dr. W. G. Penney, is on his way to the test site. He arrived in his special RAF. Hastings at Onslow, 8* miles south-west of the islands, yesterday. With himReuter - 104 words
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Article169 1952-09-23 1 PRISON FOR THE WHISKY MOTHER forced drink on crying baby A 44-YEAR-OLD woman who forced whisky down her adopted baby's throat to stop her crying, was yesterday sentenced in Singapore to six months' imprisonment. The magistrate. Mr. D H Chapman, told the woman Xl binte Maisah. a widow with three169 words
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Article34 1952-09-23 1 KUALA LUMPUR, MonThe night mail train from Penang to Kuala Lumpur was fired on last night near Taiplng, Perak The train guard fired back. There were no casualties on the train34 words
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Article27 1952-09-23 1 LONDON, Mon.— A Firefly plane from the carrier Illustrious was lost during today's operations In the exercise 'Operation Malnbrace. 1 The pilot was killed.— A.P.AP - 27 words
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Article24 1952-09-23 1 HELSINKI. Mon— Finland the Soviet Union and China have signed a tripartite trade agreement in Moscow for an exchange of goods.— Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article203 1952-09-23 1 Comet service starts Oct. 14 LONDON. Mon. SIR Miles Thomas, chairman of the British Oversea! Airways Corporation. announced here today that a Comet Jet airliner service from London to Singapore wifl begin on Oct. 14. The 500-m:Cc-an-hour aircraft will be similar to those now In regular service between Lon innReuter - 203 words
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Article54 1952-09-23 1 IVER, (Bucks), Mon. A policeman pounced on two men trying to break into the Duchess of Kent's home here shortly after midnight last night. After a struggle the men escaped in a waiting car The Duchess is due to leave in five days for herReuter - 54 words
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Advertisement30 1952-09-23 1 X/ERITAC V ELEPHANT BRAND %S IncandescentMy MANTLES Representatives W Q. nil kvlon A CO Singapore, RmU l.umpur WRIGHTS STEEL ROPE for REAL STRENGTH WillUm J—fc» C^ (Malay) Ltd. j JCU-lO30 words
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Article234 1952-09-23 2 Withdraw U.S. forces, say Congressmen WASHINGTON, Monday. AMERICAN troops in Korea should "eventually" A be replaced by Chinese Nationalists and South Koreans, a Congressional committee has agreed. Representative O. C. Fisher (Democrat. Texas), acting chairman of a House Armed Sirviee subcommittee, which toured frontline poReuter - 234 words
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Article, Illustration29 1952-09-23 2 THIS NEW woollen winter frock is in yellow and black cross-check with a broad bow-knot fastening at the side. From the Parisian fashion house of P.A. Ber.29 words
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195 1952-09-23 2 STRASBOURG. Monday. A SPECIAL six-nation committee met here today to draft a constitution for a United States of Europe. Officially named "The Preconstituent Committee of the ad hoc Assembly of the European Community of Coal and Steel" v it will discussReuter - 195 words
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Article21 1952-09-23 2 LONLX)N, Mon. Production at Kirkuk, northern Iraq oil Meld, last month totalled 1,560,000 long tons, a monthly record. Reuter.Reuter - 21 words
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114 1952-09-23 2 GRIMSBY, (England', Monday. A RUSSIAN gunboat has arrested a British trawler, the 369- ton Equerry, Ashing off the north Russian coast, it was learned here yesterday. Another Grimsby tcawler. which saw the Equerry steaming eastwards escorted by the Russian ship, sent a radio messageReuter - 114 words
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186 1952-09-23 2 SEOUL. Mon. AUSTRALIAN airmen In Korea have adopted a Korean orphans hospital and are buying food to save the war waifs from starving. Men of the 77th Squadron RAAF found that many nf j these children, aged from two to186 words
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Article25 1952-09-23 2 PARIS. Mon.— Count Jean De Hautecloque, French Re-sident-General in Tunisia, will leave Tifiis tomorrow with high officials of the French Foreign Office. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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178 1952-09-23 2 FAYID, Suez Canal Zone, Monday. THE BRITISH Minister for War, Brigadier Antony Head, said in Fayid yesterday, that if Britain were to be without her present base in Egypt, it would be "a loss but not an irretrievable one." He was addressing178 words
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Article38 1952-09-23 2 MADISON. Wisconsin, Mon. —A man and three women were killed here when an air force C-47 tore the top otf their car as the plane came in for a landing.— Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article55 1952-09-23 2 LONDON, Mon. Arran geincuts are now being discussed for the Yujro-il <v leader. Marshal Tito to visit Britain, it was learned from a well- informed source here. Although no official announ i en.out has been made, Mr. Eden is believed to have iv en MarshalReuter - 55 words
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Article24 1952-09-23 2 BONN, Mon. Italys Premier, Signor Alcide de Gasperi, arrived In 3onn yesterday. He was met by the Chancellor, Dr. Konrad Aaenauer Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Advertisement481 1952-09-23 2 NOTICES PERAK TURF CLUB AUTUMN GOLD VASE MEETING Racing will now take place on: IST DAY SATURDAY. 27TH. SEPTEMBER. 1952 2 15 P M. EXTRA DAY SUNDAY. 28TH. SEPTEMBER, 1952 9.45 A.M. 2ND. DAY WEDNESDAY. IST. OCTOBER. 1952 2 30 P.M. 3RD. DAY BATURDAY, 4TH OCTOBER. 1952 2.15 P.M. There481 words
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Advertisement543 1952-09-23 2 TENDERS i P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class "C" up- wards registered Contractors will be received by the State Engineer. Selangor. Kuala Lumpur, up to 3.00 p. m on Ist October, 1952, for the construction of Two (2) Blocks of Five (5) Units ea;h labour lines One (1) No. O"erseer's543 words
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Advertisement271 1952-09-23 2 cuthries' ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT (iGNh llr A CONTRACTORS' PUMPS >» I I A These portable centrifugal petrol or diesel g j. LI I 1/1 /V driven pumps are self-priming. The 1.4" and 2" sizes are specially designed and priced for the PISTON PUMP FOR SHALLOW WELLS Bmall contractor handling up to271 words
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Miscellaneous254 1952-09-23 2 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 10 sun. News. 10.09 Tune* from •he Shows; 10.43-12 Schools: 1 p m Radio Orch.; 1.30 News: 1.45 woody Herman Orch.; 2.-3.30 Schools; S Time for Music; 6.30 Winnie The Pooh; 6 Melachrlno Orch.; 0.15 News; 6.30 Radio Doctor; 6.45 Radio Malaya Trio: 7 Opera; 7.20 Light254 words
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Article296 1952-09-23 3 Emphasis on attack in a reported new arms plan PARIS, Monday. THE PRIME MINISTER, Mr. Churchill, optimistic about "push button" weapons, has approved a revolutionary rearmament plan which puts emphasis on attack and gives top priority to jet atomic bombers, diplomatic circles said today. Churchill, worried byUP - 296 words
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Article115 1952-09-23 3 She beats channel— and sharks SAN PEDRO. California,, Mon. I^LCRENCi: Chadwlck, who r has swum the En Bta Channel bo h wlj-s. made the 2i-- He owim iron Catalir.a Island to the California COM* today and became thp lirst woman to conquer the difficult channel. Her unofficial time was 13AP - 115 words
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Article42 1952-09-23 3 PARIS. Mun. -At least 25 persons and many cattle vere killed in a cloudburst on the Tebessa region of Algeria yeitcrday. The cloudburst swelled the Waai Zarur which overflowed Its banks and swept away houses, farms and trees.— Reiiier.42 words
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Article47 1952-09-23 3 HONG LONG, Mon. A battalion ol tli" Kings Shropshire Lk Infantry arrived here toda.- beard the British tr.-.Mspor. Emplrt Trosper on their way back to England alter serving 16 months in Korea. They have been replaced b y the Durham Light Inf;rtry Reu:er-AAP.Reuter-AAP - 47 words
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Article109 1952-09-23 3 U.S. will cut steel allotments WASHINGTON, Mon. mHE Government announced 1 yesterday that it will cut steel attotmint for the first quarter of next year in a move that may hit car manufacrers. Mr. Ralph Trigg, the Deputy Administrator of Defence Production Administration, said onJy threefourths as much steel will109 words
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Article47 1952-09-23 3 PITREAVIE, Scotland. Mon —Britain's biggest and newest aircraft carrier, the Eagle, was in collision with the Dutch destroyer Vangalen during the night, according to a signal received at the headquarters here of the NATO "Exercise Mainbrace." Damage to both sides was slight.— Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article55 1952-09-23 3 His error shot wife NEW YORK. Mnn.-A 27--year-old policeman. John Milo. shot his wife deid In the night in mistake for a burglar seen in their block of flats While Milo was asleep his wife. Mary. 25. got out of bed. When she returned to the bedroom. Milo woke inAP - 55 words
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Article42 1952-09-23 3 KATMANDU Nepal Mon -Four British climbers arrived here last nighi on an expedition to the 23.400-foot Himalayan peak of Gourishankar. They arc Mr G s Roger Mr. T D. Mackinnon. Mr. D. Scott and Mr. T. Weir.—Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article37 1952-09-23 3 KARACHI, Mon. The hopes of a French journalist Jean Marie Audlbert, of beating the round-the-world by airlina record were crashed last nteht when his plane put tac!: after leaving for Calcutta—Reuter.37 words
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Article67 1952-09-23 3 U& N I LA, Mon. .Manila's main street was patrolled by police v.lth armoured cars :i:i<l lr.arhineguns as a result of threats of violence by Cavite Province residents during a radio dud between the provincial governor and a senator. The threats failed to m-.t^rialis». Senator Justiniaro Ma67 words
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125 1952-09-23 3 T BERLIN. Monday. HU, Ea.st German Communists were reported yesterday to have opened their long-threatened campaign to drive well-to-do farmers out Of busi- ness. Reports from the East said the Government was confiscating the holdings of large landowners and sendin? many to prison. The campaign was125 words
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Article57 1952-09-23 3 LEEDS, England. Mon. Sir Montague Burton, «7--year-old head of the £15 million clothing firm, collapsed and died at a dinner last night He began his business with £100 (MSBSO) he borrowed from a relative while still in his teens. He said then: "Some day I willReuter - 57 words
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Article144 1952-09-23 3 ST. LOUIS. Monday. AN intermediary has made new contact between Senator Richard Nixon and General Dxight Eisenhower over the issue of Senator Nixon's U5518,225 political expensa fund, a spokesman for the Republican presidential candidate said today. Mr. James Hagerty, Eisenhower's Pre.ss secretary, said liaison144 words
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152 1952-09-23 3 Nationalists hold ILK. ship 4 days HONG KONG. Mon. THE Hong Kong freighter Advnira! Hardy, released after four days in the custody ol a Chinese Nationalist gunboat, sailed into Hong Kong today without her I 813-ton cargo of flour and cement. Her British master. Captain W. B. Hosking, told reI152 words
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Article54 1952-09-23 3 TOKYO, Mon. Air headquarters here said today that the sth Air Force's total claims for the first 21 days of September were 50 MIGs shot down, three probably destroyed and 45 damaged Captain Robinson RLsn. r, who shot down an MIG yesterday, becomes the sth AirReuter - 54 words
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Article21 1952-09-23 3 Casablanca sees saucer CASABLANCA, Mon. Thousands saw a dazzling metallic "flying saucer" for about r's seconds over Casablancs l&u night.— Reuter.Reuter - 21 words
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Article35 1952-09-23 3 LONDON, Mon. Field Marshal Lord Montgomery, deputy Supreme Allied Commander for Wost Europe, now on a visit to Turkey, has left Istanbul for Erzerum to attend manoeuvres of the 3rd Turkish Army.— RouterReuter - 35 words
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Article34 1952-09-23 3 SEOUL, Mon A South Korean military policeman dived into the River Han last night and rescued a French 1 war correspondent, M. Giuglaris, whose jeep had plunged off a 50-foot bridge. Reuter-AAP.Reuter-AAP - 34 words
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129 1952-09-23 3 Reds may be planning new operations WASHINGTON. Monday. HIGH American Government officials warned yesterday that the new Meret Soviet-Chines^ Agreement* mijht cover "sinister" military operations in the Far Y.xsi. Th>y said the -Reds may nlan a steppedtip military campaign in Korea in what would be a gamble for battle Held.UP - 129 words
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Article, Illustration52 1952-09-23 3 THEY TOLD HER TO WEAR LACE BERNADETTE O'FARRELL caused quite a stir when she wore this Charles 11 era dress on T V And the stir would have been bigger if the wardrobe rulers had not insisted on adding lace to the neckline. Bernadette was appearing in the play. "The52 words
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Article356 1952-09-23 3 LONDON, Mon. A3 on moat occasions last •^*week, the Stock Market made a poor showing today. Olltedged featured the market by moving lower and set the pace for mast other domestic sections. Despite the very good national Ravings figures deposits were arrund £5.000,000 greater than encashments during the356 words
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Article28 1952-09-23 3 LONDON. Sept. 22.— Cash Buyers £958; Sellers V9SBJ; Forward Buyers £948; Sellers £948 A; Settlement: £961 (up £A). Turnover, am. 55 tons; p.m 80 tons.28 words
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Article43 1952-09-23 3 LONDON. Sept. 22.— Spot 22 d Ort. 22 .d. Nov. 22 'jd.. Dec. 22' id, Oct.-Dec. 22'jd .Tan-Mar. 22' iii Apr -June 22'« d.. July-Bept. 22d., O-i c.if. 22 ',d.. Nov. c.if. 22-, d Sm rif. 22" 4 d. Market: Quiet.43 words
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Advertisement115 1952-09-23 3 tIUMIHQUi CHx (NT FOR SPEED RESISTANCE STRENGTH Cmc Fondu is ultra-rapid-hardenmg Ornpf>: rock-hard and ready to carry -gr r^y 't s load the day aftet i '-4 placing Makes an excelient refractory con Crete capable of resist rv_> jShAkMgjJ temperatures up to .200 degrees centigrade Full particulars and varied uses115 words
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Advertisement298 1952-09-23 3 £l;> -fa it ley 9 fcjt- She's Farley fed is a phrase one vo often hears from haprv mother* with contcntcJ tnd happy children Babies and young childion ihrive on Farley's— tnd what is so very important of coune, is thai they really cn)<>v their feed of Farley's from the298 words
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Article, Illustration604 1952-09-23 4 FRANCIS WONG; NORMAN COTTERELL - HISTORY IS WRITTEN IN THESE DYING STONES FRANCIS WONG NORMAN COTTERELL Story by Pictures Hy fORT CANNING Cemetery, the oldest Christian graveyard in Singapore, is dying a slow and peaceful death. At the age oi IHO years, this historic burying place Ls gradually disappearing. Fort Canning Cemetery was founded in604 words
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Advertisement49 1952-09-23 4 <^|g^>afe *ea*k car/ "^"'"'''iiJi'i'"* FOR MAGNIfICIM MC inßlN °^^f^^ Singapote Kuala Lumpui Kiprosontative» in: Malacca Scicmban Ipoh Prnanft Butterworth BORNEO MOTORS LIMITED RMC-l /<r M^^gWC* SURE SAtt R£U£f FROM T^ COUGHS COLDS |2l^_*^*V'\ r*\ S Indigestion, wind) V"^/ > fit/ y toortl ellc «oothing lifjjS!; '.^ViH**sAv Woods Crcat Pcpocr jgg^49 words
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Advertisement77 1952-09-23 4 roRMicA $3>40 Decorative Laminated PLASTIC BOARD FOR ALL TYPES OF INTERIOR VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL SURFACES PATTERNS FORMICA is rard-wear-LINETTES ONYX MS V clean hygienic SOFT CLOW, ARA- res.stant to RP<;nilP PRIMTFn abrasion and acids It bhbgUt^ HKINItU t C ermanent proAND REAL-WOOD tectjon for types of GRAINS horizontal and vertical77 words
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Article, Illustration109 1952-09-23 5 adviser is decorated THI RUHR OF NCCRI SCMBILAM, tfce Yang di-Pertuin Bcsjr. dre.icd a rot, I purpfa and lilrec. received Hrn kMMgW (BILOW) or 19 chiefs in hit iWwi room Jt Sri MtMMtl. The chU»» pfedfad *«ir loyalty m a ceremony wMclt goes back 179 years f109 words
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Article33 1952-09-23 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Two trayloads of cakes were confiscated when Ng Ah Kok was fined $5 at Johore Bahru for hawklns: without a licence The trays were returned to Ng.33 words
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Article136 1952-09-23 5 AVER 100,000 counterfeit Indonesian rupiahs were found in a shed behind a house in Thompson Road. Singapore, Inspector Richard Tay of the Commercial Crime sub-branch, told the Singapore Relief Court yesterday. He was giving evidence when Lee Eng Hock, a labour, and Lim Sian Kang. a136 words
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Article70 1952-09-23 5 The $25-inilliori Singapore City Council Debenture Loan is expected to be oversubscribed by tomorrow morning, exactly a week after it was floated. The acting City Treasurer, Mr. 8. 8. Scales, said yesterday that the subscription list might be closed tomorrow. By yesterday, more than 52370 words
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Article48 1952-09-23 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Chow Sze King, cash'.er of trie Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, accused of cheating the bank' and obtaining $1237.700 has not found surety acceptable to the court and has been remanded custody. He was allowed ball "n Saturday In $50,000 In two sureties.48 words
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177 1952-09-23 5 Bus had to be raised to extricate victim of iccident CITS traffic policeman had to enlist the assist a nee of a crowd of onlooUers to r3i.se one siile of a Singapore Traction Company bns to extricate a woman wh« lirr* been accidentally knocked down, and was Ml" vnderne»th it.177 words
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212 1952-09-23 5 rriHE Post School Certi•l flcate class weaned pre-university students from "the spoon-fed type of education of their schooldays" and taught them to study independently, Mr. R. M. Young, Singapore Director of Education, said yesterday. Mr. Young was commenting on student opinions that the212 words
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101 1952-09-23 5 STANDING deposits In 19 saving* •ecoant, -•4 with th« Post Office tn Singapore simc« inly 1 but year. wM to* the SIMM.M 9 mark this week Mr. W. A. Cooper. Director of Posts. Singapore, who disclosed this yesterday, said that the total101 words
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Article65 1952-09-23 5 "Korban Tun Fatimah" i Sacrifice of Tun Fatimah t. a play based on Malay history, will be presented at the Happy World Stadium on Sept. 28 and 29, by the Singapore Malay Teachers' Union. Proceeds of the first ni»ht will go to swell the Union's Building Fund,65 words
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Article66 1952-09-23 5 The following were eiected pro-tern officials of the Johore Bahru branch of the Young Malayans Club, which was formed last Friday:- Chairman: Inche Musa Hltam; .secretary: Inche Mohmned Ail; committee. Inche Abdullah Rahman. Inche Abdul Majld. Inch? H-.msa Kihman. Ml I KjcirvelU, Inche Mohamsd Rimit. Me«srs.66 words
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Article64 1952-09-23 5 More than 300 daily-paid workers of the Singapore City Council Gas Department will ho:d an emergency general meeting this week-end. They will discuss plans to help stokers employed at the City gas works to settle their wage increase dispute with the City Council, in case tin64 words
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Article21 1952-09-23 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.Mr. E. Strickland, of Singapore, wild address Johore Bahru Rotary Club tomorrow on the recent Olympic Games.21 words
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Advertisement203 1952-09-23 5 For Every Celebration J. V. R. BRANDY hole u;em>: SarrarD The World Leader THtfE <©S| g> Mb AUTOMATIC RECORD CHANGER -iss^S£& ii issssC %2k^ i ssssssW MODEL RCBO. A PERFECT COMBIMTIM WITH ANY RADIO Models for A.C.-D.C. and Battery. FROM ALL RADIO DEALERS KEE HUAT tAMO CO., LTD 122-124. O203 words
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Advertisement272 1952-09-23 5 fit 0 niMuiuui EVIGOUR •TAafß^^^ ssl|s«&^ TO KEEP you fit advk. I Tribute to British Record Changer TRIBUTES have been paid la the American magazine Atlantic to a British record changer which Is exported to the U.S.A. in con■idrrable numbers. As Amertcan* ire keei on making their own assemblies of272 words
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Article102 1952-09-23 6 MISTAKE KILLS A PILOT FLYING OFFICER Ocrdon Eric Sykes, aged 27, piloting a Vampire, died after a crash-landing at the RAT., station at Tengah, on Aug. 22, it was stated at a Singapore inquest yesterday. Squadron Leader Jack Archer said he was the Senior Air Traffic Control Officer when he102 words
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Article62 1952-09-23 6 The Singapore Employment Officer Mr. Aw Chin Hu, will leave for Japan next month to aitend a two-month course for employment exchange officers, conducted by the International Labour Organisation. The Federation candidate is Mr. H. G. L. Poppitt. who arrived in Kuala Lumpur two months62 words
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337 1952-09-23 6 WOMEN WORKERS 'A SHINING EXAMPLE' THE Government plans to build a number of permanent Children's Social Centres in the next few years, the Governor of Singapore. Mr. J. F. Nicoll, told the annual meeting yesterday of the Voluntary Workers' Group of the Children's337 words
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Article, Illustration36 1952-09-23 6 IN TRIBUTE to the Moon Goddess, the front of this Singapore restaurant has been decorated to attract customers to buy moon cakes for the festival. Thousands of Chinese housewives ha\> bought cakes and lanternsStraits Times picture.36 words
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Article74 1952-09-23 6 Gopal Dhanapal, 21-year-old Naval Base wireman, was worried about his health, but refused to see a doctor, the assistant City Coroner, Mr. Giam Chong Hing, was told yesterday Then, one day In August, Gopal was found In his bedroom with his throat cut. lying in a pool74 words
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123 1952-09-23 6 fEH HOCK SENG, 19, was robbed in a Singapore street by four armed men. When he went out the next night, be brought a knife along and was arrested. Yesterday in the Singapore Fourth Police Court, Teh pleaded guilty to having "arms" at the123 words
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Article76 1952-09-23 6 Mr. Ng Oh Thong, sole proprietor of Gee Seng and Co., Singapore, who appeared in the High Court yesterday on a Judgment debtor summons, was ordered to repay a debt of $2,632 by a first payment of $300 yesterday and the balance by monthly instalments of76 words
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Article27 1952-09-23 6 A five-year-old boy, Han Ah Kwang, was admitted to hospital in a serious condition last night after a car knocked him down In Sungei Road.27 words
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Article522 1952-09-23 6 CI'BSTATIONS Hakle to load theddlai ta4ay:— DAT Jalaa Amp*. Sloaf Hoe M»rall Faetf.. 8.M.8C. Macßltckle Braddell Rite il-;is»«l Island Gall Club Windsor Park, selelar Pump. Nee Soun Seletar Wlreleti. Scletar VUL.tr I nltrd Rabker Pl.nl Meata] 11..- pital. Trafalfar Estate New World Perak Road Jutland Rs.id Rrndrsarrr522 words
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150 1952-09-23 6 If ORE AND MORE graduates of the Facu ty of Medicine, Singapore, attached to th c Colony's hospitals, are receiving specialist training. Professor A. A. Sandosham, president-elect of the Alumni Association, told the Straits Times yesterday. The graduates practising in Singapore150 words
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52 1952-09-23 6 rE tiny territory of Brunei, in North Borneo last year produced more oil than anywhere else in the British. Commonwealth. It turned oat 37.133,376 42-galion barrels, worth $262,855 535. These figures are quoted in the Geological Survey Report for British territories in Borneo52 words
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Article168 1952-09-23 6 RAUB, Monday. A POLICEMAN hit a fleeing suspect with the butt of his rifle and made a capture after an ambush in the Triang area or Pahang. He then discovered that his prisoner, who was wearing a man's clothes and had short cropped hair,168 words
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Article69 1952-09-23 6 PISTEURISED soya bean milk in tins for the Malayan market is one of the prodve's ichich a $3 000,000 Singapore factory, now being built at the Sth milestone, Bukit Tirnah, hopes to turn out before the end of the year. The factory will also produce69 words
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Article62 1952-09-23 6 SAIGON Mon Thirtyfive delegates from 18 countries. Including Singapore, the Federation and North I Borneo, will attend the Western Regional Committee 'Conference of the United Nations World Health Orga--1 nlsation to be held in Snlgon i from Thursday next i Sept. 25) to Oct. 1.62 words
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Article24 1952-09-23 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— For driving a car inconsiderately and hitting a draln. Tai Chon Pt-ng was fined $20 at Johore Bahru today.24 words
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Advertisement338 1952-09-23 6 TOUGH «W RELIABLE lOu cutituut GIANT TYRES THERE'S A GOODYEAR GIANT SPECIALLY BUILT FOR EVERY TOUGH TRANSPORT JOB Sjjjl From Today! A tTv n of -^^li PIJTjPL .b^Bb^bßrl Bb^bRRRRRR*. Wit I If You Are Looking For Something Recordings Jjill g& DIFFERENT Something Away From ■22P im Wllh The Beaten Track,338 words
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Miscellaneous172 1952-09-23 6 >1 AMIKKH S MHIHIL. Cl»lct ciass mcrlioit 3IS v.m. Talk on To The University Of Malay*" by Mr Lim Hock Bl a ALI'MM ASSOCMIKMII CllnlcoPatnuluxico mfrt:ng hl i!ie patho.onv laboratory. Pacultv oj M«lleme Sepoy Lines BISp m. Tal* on -Ophthalmolngv Cases" by Mr. A. B. vii:sTt U v' CUI RCH:172 words
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268 1952-09-23 7 PENANG, Mon. ONE THOUSAND boys of St. Xavier's Institution with several parents, have ii ...lied In the Catholic I reion of Decency sine* its formation two weeks ago. And 1,000 girls are exivi ted to tak>268 words
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357 1952-09-23 7 7 RURAL DISTRICT COMMITTEES 9 DEBUT ON THE BOARD Its strength rises to 18 pOR the first time representatives of seven Singapore rural district committees will sit on the enlarged Rural Board. The seven committees represent Pasir Panjang, Bukit Timah, Bukit Panjang, Serangoon, Bedok. Changi and Sembawang. The composition of357 words
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Article, Illustration28 1952-09-23 7 DX. KOLF V'J\ SCOKEBKAND, Director of Health and Chief Leprologist on the Kyukyu Islands, who is in Singapore on his way to Europe on leave. -traits Times picture.28 words
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Article, Illustration86 1952-09-23 7 SiX .YiANLtY UNIVIN, P<o,ninent British book publisher and chairman of George Allen and L'nwin Ltd., (centre) and his son David In win (right), who has written several children's adventure stories under the name of "David Severn," arrived in Singapore by air last night on their way to Japan. During their86 words
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Article39 1952-09-23 7 A :-imall fire broke out in oni 1 of the municipal quarters in Halifax Road, Singapore, last night. Two fire engines rushed to the scene and put out the blpzo before n:iy damage was < auspd39 words
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Article24 1952-09-23 7 $10 or tour days BATU PAHAT, Mon. Ow Cheng Hong was fined $10 nere. or four days' goal, for .iot renewing his motor-cycle icence.24 words
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Article69 1952-09-23 7 PENANG, Mon. NIGHT strolls along the popular beaches at Tanjong Bungah and Batu Ferringht are torbiddjn under a new curfew order issued by the police as part of their anti-bandit operations. Seaside restaurants and hotels are also affected by the curfew, which comes Into force69 words
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Article31 1952-09-23 7 BATU PAHAT, Mon.— Son Bok Tee wa s fined $10 here, ir lour days' gaol for cruelty to 21 fowls wnich he put i to a small basket.31 words
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Article48 1952-09-23 7 KUANTAN. Hon.— Mr. Anthony Lean Loong Fee and UUt Patricia Lee Kong Yet, of Kuala Lumpur, were learned at Bt. Thomas Church. Kiiantan. The Rev Father t. Guittat officiated. A reception wn < held at j Parochial HOw Mr. Lean li i ttactiai to Police Signals, Kuantan.48 words
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Article151 1952-09-23 7 v\HE Singapore Laboui Party may back down from its demand for nationalisation of the City's i insport services .in favour of a transport combine aerating an island-wide service. This change in policy, If accepted by the party's General Council which will meet on Saturday, will151 words
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Article126 1952-09-23 7 Seamen's mission head due IIHE SUPERINTENDENTQeneral of the Missions co Seamen, the Rev. Cyril Brown, who was port chap- lain in Singapore before the war, returns tomorrow on an official visit. Mr. Brown, now the executive head of the mission, is on a tour of India, the Far East and126 words
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Article202 1952-09-23 7 5 Reds killed, three wounded KUALA LUMPUR, Mon rpHE BEST anti-bandit •1 day of the month was reported tonight Five terrorists were killed in battles yesterday, three more werp wounded, two were captured and two have surrendered Police believe that one oi yesterday's "bag" 1 might be n high ranking202 words
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Article32 1952-09-23 7 SEI'JWBAN, Mon. Mrs. D M. Cornwall, wife of Major Cornwall, attached to 17 Gurkha Rifles, Semnban, was today fined $15 here for falling to register and obtain an identity card.32 words
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217 1952-09-23 7 PENANG. Mon «&s harmless ALLEGED to have threatened to shoot a neighbour's dog with "intent to cause alarm". Lt.-Col. E. G Bailey, ot the Imperial War Graves Commission in Penang, appeared in the Magistrate's Court today On a charge of criminal intim idation The217 words
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Article83 1952-09-23 7 JOHORE BAriRU, Mon. An application in Johore Bahru police court today for bail for Mahir.de/ Singh, a Cameron Hignlands lorry driver, who was sentenced to six months' imprisonment on a charge of offering a bribe of 20 cents to a constable. Inspector Tahir said that when83 words
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Article54 1952-09-23 7 A 16-year-old cyclist, Loh Thiam Hock, died on admission to hospital last night after being involved in a collision with a bus at the Bth milestone, Bukit Tlmah Road, Singapore. Eye-witnesses of the accident, which occurred at 9.10 p.m., should contact Inspector R. Delllkan, Traffic Police,54 words
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110 1952-09-23 7 PENANG. Mon. OENANG police made 1 whole-day search of tb r pilcrim ship T\n dareus yesterday following a report by a woman p>krim that she had lost on board $2,000 in cash and 15 fold pieces, worth $600. The search ended without result110 words
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Article80 1952-09-23 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon John Joseph Sanderson, a I resettlement supervisor at Serdang Bahru new village, today pleaded guilty to two charges of criminal breach 'of trust of $8,435 and was I sentenced to two years' Im- prisonment by Mr. J. O. Adams in the Kuala Lumpur80 words
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Article12 1952-09-23 7 KUANTAN, Mon. Main Street, chief thoroughfare .>' the town, has been r°tnetalled.12 words
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Article58 1952-09-23 7 W< r% PENANG. Mon. A thief brofct opfea a charitj box at the W>«JfiT Churih Bwrtnih Road. lust week tm& the second time In six weeks a Penan* church has been fvircled. Early »:»«t month i box in the Catholic Chnrch of (he Assumption was looted58 words
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Advertisement255 1952-09-23 7 LAST DAY: 11. 1.45,4, 6.30, 9.30 Desperate Journey WARNER BROS. Picture starring ERROLFLYNN Tomorrow! bjiik iii j.q. The story v y^-^t^^ who was iS^^^wr s l x^ too proud 11,1.45, 4, 6 30, 9.30 BbW^ 'i 'Jniversal-Internatsonai'i TECHNICOLOR 4 ACTION SFECTACLE v "MARKoMK,RtNI6AD£" MCWTALBAH CrD CHftRiSSc p~ TOMORROW i iwini255 words
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Obituary61 1952-09-23 8 MRS. TAN LIAN SWEE (nee Tap Liang Neo), aged 84 years passed away peacefully on Sunday, 21ft September. 1952. at her residence No. 173, Geylang Road. Singapore. She leaves behind 2 daughters-in-law, 3 daughters. 15 grandsons. 12 grandsons-ln-law, 2 granddaughtcrs-in-law, 16 granddaughters, and 43 great-grand-chil'iicn to mourn her loss.61 words
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Article154 1952-09-23 8 MR MRS. STEPHEN TAN X.ENG CHYE wish to thank all friends and relatives for the:r good wi.-nc 1 and valuable presents on the occasion of their marriage. THE FAMILY of the late Mr Cliow Yoon Yue thank all kind and friends who gave U lltance, paid night vis-its, attended154 words
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Article66 1952-09-23 8 FOR STYLE and simp:irl:y In morning, aft., cocktail, maternity frocks. Duncan's, 11, D' Almeida St. (Off Raffles Placet. Open afl day Wed. ft Sat. Maternity tailoring a speciality. DON'T FORGET to get your tlcket.s for the Gala Dance organized by Singapore Nurses lr. aid of the Blind at the66 words
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Article532 1952-09-23 8 The appeal by JAr. Sena- nayake to all countries in the j world to sell cheaper rice, while it will awaken sympathy for Ceylon in her particularly serious predicament, I will find an echo of fellowj feeling in all those countries in Asia which are compelled to532 words
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Article628 1952-09-23 8 Japan's Rubber Complaints It is very much to the interest of Malaya's rubber export trade that action should he taken to put an end to the complaints from Japan regarding the quality of the rubber she is receiving from this country. "Ilie protest that has been sent by the Japanese628 words
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Article, Illustration886 1952-09-23 8 STRUGGLE IN INDO-CHINA: When and how can peace come to this war-torn land? In the second of a series of articles, Harry Miller, Straits Times News Editor, explains why there seems no possibility yet of a negotiated peace, and why rpHERE is little886 words
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Article, Illustration777 1952-09-23 8 'Communist Negroes' of Malaya LONDON. A YOUNG, very seriousminded Singapore-born London schoolmaster who has, among other things, been teaching elocution and the history, geography and life of Malaya to English children in London County Council schools is returning to the Colony in December with his English wife' and family to777 words
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Article373 1952-09-23 8 Piper play MR. Ralph Ellis of the Singapore Teachers' Training College, in normal circumstances, would have been visited with the gentle displeasure of Tir-nan-Og and the wrathful brimstone of John Knox's fairly select Hereafter for the references to the Scottish accent made by him (Mr. Ellis) :it373 words
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Advertisement562 1952-09-23 8 CLASSIFIED ADS. Classified Form In Page t bassoon: on sept, zotn, a* Kandang Kerbau Hospital, to Evelyn and David, a son, brother to Yosef. SETCHELL: On Sept. 18th. Nt Nightingale Maternity Home. Derby, to Elizabeth <nee Fletcher) wife of Peter setchell. a son. this engagement is announced between Lam Chan562 words
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Advertisement31 1952-09-23 8 EVERBRIGHT OPTICAL CO. Offering Complete Services essential to Eye Comfort Cf Visual Efficiency. (1) VISUAL ANALYSIS (2) VISUAL TRAINING (3) GLASSES IF NEEDED CS. CHONG, OPT. D. 19, CHULIA ST S'PORE-1.31 words
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Advertisement68 1952-09-23 8 Lett ers to the editor will bo found in). Pago 14 «s^O.^. MOTORS FOR INDUSTRY fefSsp^SSS 200 hOPBe power AOVT. OF TMI OINHUt ILICtajC CO.. ITO. O» ENGLAND SIK)OA*OM MALACCA aUALA LUHPUft riKAMO MOTION SMiSTi SON LliT (Incorporating John Duke& M. Ezeklel it Sons) OPTICIANS In attendance. Mr H H68 words
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Article265 1952-09-23 9 Service pay and conditions will be reviewed at secret meeting TODAY is a crucial day for more than 30,000 civilian workers employed by the three Services in Singapore. At a secret meeting thi s afternoon, the heads ot the three Services and their representatives265 words
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Article, Illustration68 1952-09-23 9 SINGAPORE Harbour Board men, working on rafts, change the damaged propel ler of the Polish freighter MikolaJ ReJ The stern wu raised after 6,000 tons of coke had been unloaded fro m two aft holds. Local agent* for the MikolaJ ReJ said yesterday that the propeller was damaged while th68 words
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105 1952-09-23 9 Servicemen will perform at smoker SLKVING members of the Forces will be among the entertainers at the annual smoking concert of the ExServices Association of Singapore on Thursday. The smcker is beirg held at the Singapore Volunteer Corps Mess, starting from Bpm The programme includes the R.E.M.E. Hawaiian Bund, led105 words
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Article49 1952-09-23 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— Mr. H J. Brunnler. president of Rotary International, accompanied by his wife. w'Jl reach Singapore near the end of October. They are on a world tour. Members of the Johore Bahru Rotary Club will Join Singapore Rotarians In entertaining them to dinner.49 words
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Article30 1952-09-23 9 A total of 311,655 people had been vaccinated in Singapore up to yesterday, the 33rd day of the vaccination campaign. Yesterday 6.527 persons were vaccinated In the City area.30 words
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Article47 1952-09-23 9 Sir Franklin Gimson, former Colony Governor and the first to receive the Freedom of this City, remembered Singapore yesterday In the little Yorkshire village of Thornton-la-Dale, where he Is liv:nz in retirement. He sent the Cit.y a birthday cable on its .irst anniyerssry.47 words
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Article326 1952-09-23 9 UNMUZZLED DOG CASE KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. MR. Justice Wilson will ask a Kuala Lumpur j magistrate to explain his delay in submitting his grounds of Judgment in a case in which he fined a Chinese $10 for allowing an unmuzzled dog to be at large326 words
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Article129 1952-09-23 9 Arrears of pay soon for warders ALL Singapore prison warders will have received their arrears of pay in full by Oct. 17, the acting Commissioner of Prisoners, Mr. A. W. Clow, said yesterday. Mr. Clow was commenting on a letter sent to the Strait* Times by a prison warder complaining129 words
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Article85 1952-09-23 9 Ho Ah Lin. alias Sam Koo, a 48-year-old woman, pleaded not guilty to charges of running a brothel and of living on the earnings of prostitution, before Mr. T. Kulaseka- ram, Singapore First Police Magistrate, yesterday. Ho, Inspector J. C. Cooke, told the court, was85 words
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Article69 1952-09-23 9 IPOH. Mon. CHINESE miners in Perak are beint asked if they want their guard dogs trained by the Army. It is understood that requests have been received *t the Army's training centre for don from firms and rstates for the training of guard dogs.69 words
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Article56 1952-09-23 9 The Johj. District Government Workers' Union, at their annual meeting last week, elected the following office bearers President Mr. P Manian; vicepresident Mr. R. Oanapathv. secretary. Mr. P Chandrakasan asst. secretary, Mr. A. Appukutty; treasurer. Mr. P A. Achuthan; asst. treasurer, Mr. T. K Paekrlsaray; and a56 words
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Article43 1952-09-23 9 Mr A. D. Dant, of Sarawak, won hrst prize at the Singapore Stamp Club philatelic exhibition at the British Council hall. Second was Mr. B. Bridgwood, of Singapore, while third prize went to Mr. Robert Cheong. of Singapore.43 words
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139 1952-09-23 9 Tell youth about sex life, says pastor •PHE Rev. Tracey K. Jones, pastor of the Singapore Wesley Church, is In favour of sex education, he told the opening session of the Singapore Youth Council's youth leadership training course at the British Council Hall yesterday. Mr. Jones said that a proper139 words
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Article24 1952-09-23 9 IPOH. Mon— Bandits burned a lorry today about three miles north of Bidor. It was carrying timber and was travelling towards Bidor.24 words
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Article32 1952-09-23 9 KUALA LUMPUH, Mon. The Deputy High Commissioner, Mr. D. C. MccGlllivray. will speak at the anniversary meeting of the Kua> la Lumpur V.MC.A., on Fri day at 6 p.m.32 words
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152 1952-09-23 9 WOMEN will be in the majority among the twelve students taking the new course in social studies, at the University of Malaya, starting in October. "We are disappointed that more firms have not offered scholara/iips. nor shown interest by sending suitable members of152 words
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131 1952-09-23 9 VICE-ADMIRAL P. Auboyneau. French Naval C-ln-C In Saigon, who arrived in Singapore by air last night with his wife, is paying a "courtesy call" on Admiral Sir 'Guy Russell, his British counterpart in Singapore A French spokesman said: "The Admiral has not come for any131 words
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Article209 1952-09-23 9 Royal visit the programme rE official programme in Singapore, for the visit of the Duchess of Kent and her son. th e Duke, was announced by the Government last night. Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 30. Arrive "»t Kallnng airport. WrCntrC-y aitrrnoon. Oct. 1. Conferring cf the Freedom of the City at209 words
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107 1952-09-23 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. YAP SENG, 84, who fabricated evidence to get a reward, was today sentenced to flTe years' imprisonment in Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court. On July 25 Yap asked a friend, Chong Fatt, to plant three bullets and a107 words
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234 1952-09-23 9 KUALA LUMPI'R, Monday. OF 1.500 people who had driving tests when they were re-imposed last month. 600 failed. This was stated today by Mr. D. Skingley, Registrar and Inspector of Motor Vehicles for Selangor. He said there were 21,000 "L" drivers to234 words
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Article41 1952-09-23 9 The Singapore Progressive Party will today announce its revised maniiesto for the December City Council elections. The party hr.s added more planks to its I 'ilitical platform. Tney concern mainly the party attitude toward* the Singapore Improvement Trust.41 words
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Article59 1952-09-23 9 A total of 112 students of the University of Malaya have applied for bursaries for the I next academic year, Mr. R. M. Young. Director of Education, Singapore, told the Straits Times yesterday. They include first year students and students applying for renewal of their bursaries.59 words
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Article218 1952-09-23 9 Schools savings drive starts STUDENTS in the Enfflish and vernacular schools throughout the country are advised to safeguard their future success. security and sufficiency through the Malaya-wide Students Saving Scheme which was started yesterday The scheme, jointly sponsored by the General Post Office and the Education Department, is specially designed218 words
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Article78 1952-09-23 9 Singapore Government would consider the Malay Seamen's Union protest against certain words in a iMalay song, entitled. "Yee Kelasi". a Government spokes- man told the Straits Times i yesterday. The song is sung by P. Ramlee In the Malay film "Sedarah" which was recently shown In78 words
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Advertisement41 1952-09-23 9 A few drops of germs 3,w0.y I Trade Enquiries to: SANDILANDS BUTTERY CO., LTD. SINGAPORE PENANG KUALA LUMPUR IPOH Vi i~if '"'llltf *il\l. kflitftfSS"rrl LATEST EXAKTA VX fitted with world renown critically sharp F 1. 9 Primoplan lens Price $460/- only41 words
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Advertisement52 1952-09-23 9 ASK 1 1^ V abouf PARKER-KOL iff "HAfinfiU" I ARM CHAIR I $170.00 f Complete with tight covers, material allowed at $8.00 per yard ROBINSONS SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR RETAIL SALE OF DUNLOP RUBBER SHOES NORVIC VELDETTA LEATHER SHOES (made in U.K.) ALSO READY MADE AMERICAN DRESS! 5 at 131 MIDDLE52 words
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Article, Illustration1153 1952-09-23 10 THE DISEASE THAT CRIPPLES WHAT IT IS —WHAT IT DOES— HOW TO FIGHT IT By a STAFF CORRESPONDENT What polio is SCIENCE, as it has progressed, has become more and more accurate in measuring things too small for the naked eye to see. This applies to medicine as well1,153 words
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Article124 1952-09-23 10 LAST week the Straits Times received a letter asking for an article containing information '<', about poliomyelitis. The article, based on t authoritative medical data, appears on this page. Here is the letter: ;J We arc now bearing a great deal about poliomyelitis, but I feel sure124 words
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Article, Illustration322 1952-09-23 10 CIX Swiss climbers rest J in Delhi, en route to tackle a point in the Himalayas which has defied human conquerors since the earth-crust's movement in prehistoric times first creased it into existence: the peak we know as Mount Everest, in the mighty Himalyan322 words
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Advertisement128 1952-09-23 10 HiHi of the Wlalayan Scene smM _<i v Si > "■s*■ k 1 1 1 1*. j,-^ Iji \mmm m Jit* l i| j ™k^ tC^ •flsStJ^kSjlSMk N.'* i 'SL^B^H BKt*B > Mj|ffja||i' la. -n km x *™SI %mM 'fa mr. m^ 1 x PiJ x tilL £^^^Mat\ apj '&oB&pi«&rJr128 words
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Article737 1952-09-23 11 MOTHERCRAFT IN MALAYA' JEALOUSY is a 'problem which most mothers have to face. To say that a child is not. Jealous is not true and I think it is important to admit that Jealousy does exist in every family, but. with wise handling it is737 words
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Article, Illustration30 1952-09-23 11 Chubby Tan Suan Bun, eighi months o d, wins this week's "Bonniest Baby" prize of $5. He is the youngest son of Tan Yap Wan, of 4 Exeter Road. Singapore.30 words
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Article, Illustration69 1952-09-23 11 Floating on air is the fejliny lovely Columbia star CHARLOTTE AUSTIN gets when she wears this very full organza evening dress. Six underskirts of chiffon and tulle hold out the skirt, giving it the "floating" look. The cuffed top, with becoming crossed-over bodice, is69 words
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Article408 1952-09-23 11 A HOSTESS REPLIES LAST Thursday an ill-treated guest" set out 16 questions for hostesses with one mark for each question answered 'Yes Today, a "harassed hostes>" takes up the challenge, with 15 questions for guests to answer. This time each "No" scores one mark. If you408 words
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Article, Illustration37 1952-09-23 11 iTi S \JI, 1.. wAcoo yvwn, ,'iti mt reduce j in Amcriicu it in crease -reaistimj tit a acetate. It has an elo tic filled waistband and I wu' fit almost any figure without alteration.37 words
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Advertisement92 1952-09-23 11 lilt I f fr m t L 1 1 1 1 > < i 5^ ll* Baby Teo Boon Lenj of Singapore. This healthy boy was tour months of age when this photograph was taken. F^d on Lactogen, he has developed sturdy frame and strong muscies. ■w^rS BA\~~^ \Ji fa92 words
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Advertisement185 1952-09-23 11 Specially made for baby's fender skin Only the best Is good enough for bcby. Johnson's Babf Powder Is safe, pure and hygienically packed. It's as perfect as modern science can make it. Use Johnson's /\~C j^\ P° w <le r regularly, freely —^~^>Pn onf witn com Pete confidence. p5/^ ln185 words
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Miscellaneous323 1952-09-23 11 DLEASE enrol me as a member of the Children's Corner Wise Owls Club and send mt a badge. NAME ADDRESS DATS OF BIRTH Straits Times Crossword I 1 2 1 131I 3 1 I* inh ii 6 I 1 I I ry^T I ACKOSS iJ. in.....nmaO.e 01. (f). 1. Unusual323 words
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421 1952-09-23 12 'Battle' over imports of Jap textiles I U.K. OPPOSITION TO FREE TRADE PLEA By Our Market Correspondent '.WHILE Singapore textile importers are awaiting the decision of the Economic Secretariat regarding the method of allocation of quotas for Japanese textile imports in 1953 a question on Ahich there has been a421 words
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Article, Illustration211 1952-09-23 12 \|R- MeOMIW I w.i 1 1, balm j;> *>: i Directors of Mc.MMer uei Cwpany. Limited, i was born m Ediohurph i I ;m<l etacsted at George I H<Tiots School and fie- i riot Watt College in I that city. He has k*M in Mala-211 words
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Article39 1952-09-23 12 Import Export Guide available The new combined Import Export Guide is now available, at the Import and Export Office, Fullerton Buildir.s, Singapore. Applications for copies should be made, preferably In writting. The Charge, including postage, Is $2 per copy.39 words
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Article37 1952-09-23 12 Brazil has signed a oneyear trade agreement with Japan, calling for the exchange of US$BB,OOO worth Of goods. Brazil witl send coffee, cotton, hides and other commodities to Japan and receive Japanese machinery in return-37 words
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Article255 1952-09-23 12 Coronation plans for businessmen IN ADDITION to the pagean- 1 try. there will be much i to interest the businessman who visits Britain In 1953— Coronation year. Already, preparations are In hand for the British Industries Fair, to be staged at Earl's Court and OCympia, London, and Castle Bromwjch, Birmingham,255 words
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Article37 1952-09-23 12 The State of Selangor has decided to acquire for resettlement purposes approximately 1,128 acres from Patillng Rubber Estates. Ltd.. and negotiations have been concluded for a purchase price in the ragion of £200.00037 words
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Article117 1952-09-23 12 rjESPITE id) Oh difficult anci baamldl occasioned by the Emergency, Mr. H. C. Bti-bei V.c.-Prfs.dent of the Na:ur:il Rubber Bureau. Washington. DC, .^ys that estare pi: ii.ii- in Mu'laya, although slowed down. Is constant'y BOin<; forward. Mr. Bu'.'bcr. who re. ently paid I m- weeks vif.it to117 words
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Article177 1952-09-23 12 rpHE startling growth of X Japanese textile imports into the Commonwealth is apparent if Malaya is taken as an example. In the first seven months trading with Japan this year, Malaya had an adverse trade balance of $85,000,000, due largely to the import of Japanese textiles. In 1950.177 words
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151 1952-09-23 12 THE contribution which British factories are making, and can make, to agriculture in Malaya and the Far East is indicated in 'Ferguson", the Journal of a leading British tractor organisation. 1 The journal reveals that since 1951, over 500 tractor of one make alone151 words
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Article95 1952-09-23 12 PRODUCTION of private tar tyres .n the L'nited States in June amouted to «.0«7,0l>0, rompaieil with 5.069.UM in May. *< rordinc to the U.S. Rubber Manafactwers* AsaociaUon. Truck and boa tyrr, In June totalled i.soo.noo afalnst 1.364.--000 and private ear (including motor cycle) and track95 words
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Article59 1952-09-23 12 Plans are under way for the construction in Bangkok of the first television station in the Far East. The necessary appropriation for the project will be provided in the supplementary budget of the Slam department of public relations. Nine United States, British, German and French concerns59 words
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Article23 1952-09-23 12 India has decided to extend the period of unconditional exports of zinc concentrates till th e end of June 1953.23 words
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Article, Illustration132 1952-09-23 12 1 1 i OLDEST share broker in Malaya and member of the Malayan Shire Brokers' Association is 71-year-old Mr. (hia Tek Cbye, of Chia and Company, Singapore Born in Singapore, Mr. Chia is the son of a tea merchant, wbo was also bern in the Colony.132 words
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Article, Illustration310 1952-09-23 12 Successful results with troublesome crop in Singapore DECISION to go ahead with the growing of pepper on Singapore island on a commercial scale was announced last week by Mr. Low Boh Tan, sole proprietor of a six-acre pepper estate at Bukit Gambar. Bukit Timah Road. With 900 pepper cuttings already310 words
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Article91 1952-09-23 12 Widely varied cost of living increases are reported from member nations of the United Nations. Figures compiled by the International Labour Office, 'rom Information submitted by government agencies, show that from 1948 to the middle of this year the cost of living has gone up by 1091 words
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Article80 1952-09-23 12 An American project vhlch is expected to strengthen Indonesia's financial position and to eliminate its need to import rice within five years, has been announced by the Republic of Indonesia. The programme, designed to increase the production of rice, will Involve the opening of new farmland,80 words
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Article230 1952-09-23 12 /^RUDE rubber imports reported by members of the Japanese Rubber Importers' Association during July increased to 5.158 long tons, valued at $3,231,--643. from 4,641 tons, valued at $3,301,617 In June, according to the Association. Of the July total Malaya accounted for 3,611 tons, valued at $2,246,118230 words
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Advertisement49 1952-09-23 12 BOAC Worlds First Jetliner y 4Ba* r\r AfyffiJS^amaSMlllaß A>^—^— ill i, Sti^m' T*H*^^La —^^fct*" fc Ks S&^aBJME Aa^Ma^«a»i3Z3Bl X^^S^V ~3j9K38r t 31 S^a^HHaßata^H^lfl BOOKING AGENTS MANSFIELD C 0. LTD. OCEAN BUILDING SINGAPORE AND AT KUALA LUMPUR AND PENANG OR ANY AUTHORISED TRAVEL AGENT. TRAFFIC SALES AGENTS MALAYAN AIRWAYS LTD.49 words
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Advertisement335 1952-09-23 12 J CABLES all sizes i and r aJ *l f *ole Agents: -^^SL I I BAR RESTAURANT if .I~k SPECIALLY FURNISHED I^^^^P^^gMJ (PHONE ATTACHED) j BhUI mvi fong j f 85, BEACH ROAD, SInSpORE 1 (OPPOSITE NEW \l HAM BRA THEATRE) KOKUSAI LINE JATAN. JTtAITS. INDIA PAKISTAN RMULAI SIKVICi Fw335 words
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236 1952-09-23 13 SUMATRA RUBBER BLAZE STEADIES LOCAL MARKET 3/4 cent gain at easier close By Our Market Correspandent DEPORTS of a big rubber fire in Djambi, Sumatra, sent the price of rubber up by of a cent on the Singapore market yesterday and October first grade closed at 76* cents a lb.236 words
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Article54 1952-09-23 13 QUTPU7B frcm (states and v mines In the Outhrle Group In August and to date (In brackets) are as follows. Rubber 6,0 7.182, lbs. (46,272,627 lbs); tea (black) 135,000 lbs. (1,249.000 lbs): palm oil 872 tons (7,794 tons); palm kernels 25S tons (2,441 tons); tin ore54 words
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149 1952-09-23 13 From Our Own Correspondent MELBOURNE, Mon. rpHE market was quiet at the Meibojrne Stock Exchange today. Trndlnx was light, wlh few marked move 1 Leaders mainly held sterdy and secondary stocks provided most of the falls. Cloclne mldd> Drlce* of s e>rted stocks, all149 words
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Article71 1952-09-23 13 rT*HE copra market was quiet In Singapore, with no business reporter!. Buyers were S26'<i f.o.b. p»r picul and seilers 50 cent* mere. Coconut oil sSlers were 843 f.o.b. a p!cul. Sma'l trj-rroctiorvs In lorse pares of pertper were reported on the Prcduce Exchange. The markpt was qu 'et'.v71 words
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Article14 1952-09-23 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. Sept. 22— 5485.62' 2 picul (down 50 cents).14 words
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Article79 1952-09-23 13 The Malayan Exchange Bnnks Association rnnounced a«r;ed rnt'^s of exch&nee to merchants yesterday as follows: BUYING Air Mil T.T. O.D. 90 d/st. Credit Bi'.S New York 32'-i 32 32', Canada 315/18 317/16 *****6 Trade B'Ws 32 15 16 SELLING T.T7O.D. Canada 30 15 10 i^ench Francs79 words
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Article203 1952-09-23 13 CHIPS, alongside the Singapore Har- 0 bour Board todowns. or expected there at 7 am today are: Teielber*. I 1/2 Boissrvaln. 4/5: Katam Coal I PCant WKtcvreden t.'t: Atreus. tt: I Benledi 11. City of Ktiartoum. 13/14: T»i Yin 15/16- Arendsk.rk 1«: Labuan, Hadil JO: Resmnt. N.W203 words
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Article140 1952-09-23 13 rjUTHRTT A CO. LTD.. have re- ceived the following lnformai tlon from companies for which they act as agents: The Board of Kamunlns Persic Rubber <fe Tin Co.. Ltd has declared a (Interim) dividend of 20 per cent., less tax payable on Oct. 28 No further dividends will140 words
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128 1952-09-23 13 Tins advance again on Share Market TIN prices advanced again when the Singapore Share Market opened after the weekend yesterday. Industrials were reported very steady, with rubbers still neglected. Price changes announced by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association yesterday were: Bayrrt iammona 2 62 i'pore Cold Storage 460 MINING Luttral.128 words
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Article33 1952-09-23 13 HONG KONO. Mon— Free market currency exchana:? of Hone Kong dollars was quoted at tie c'r« today as follows: US?I HKS6.34'- (ca.sh). HK$6 37' (T.T.): HK115.94 Or.c tae! of "o!<1 HK5294.1833 words
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Advertisement1352 1952-09-23 13 to. «v MANSFIELD tfc CO,, LTD. urn PoVoqc (IrKo-n rr-tccl n <i.ngopore) All othat BLVE FUNNEL LIME Carrier's option to proceed vio other ports to load ond dlschorge cargo SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LONDON A CONTINENTAL PORTS Due Soils P S'hom Penang •^BLjV^!?.* 33/34 Sept. 23 Sept. 24/27 Sept. 28/301,352 words
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Advertisement485 1952-09-23 13 BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. Far U.K./CONTININT Spore P. S'hom Penong o*B* USS. tisSS "/265-P* 27/28 S^t Benottnw for Havre. London Rotterdam, Antwerp In Port 26/27 Sept I Bennevis for Avonmouth, ttZ£ GIO T*' Sapt./ 6 Oct t, 8 Oct 9/11 Oct. Benmhor tor Genoo London, Rotterdotn. Hull 27 Sept./ 3485 words
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Advertisement479 1952-09-23 13 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIAN/UK /CONTINtNT Spore Shorn Penong "Panama" for Bongkok, Saigon. vokS&s Mon Kobm sals' /MS =KL»&E& < fc VA iT.n.. mm— "Agra" for Bongkok, Saigon. Hongkong, Manila, Kobe, ««/.s n Yokohama 3/ S Ha» 1/ 1 Mo» 30/S1 Oct FROM JAPAN/HOMGKON* Spore P. S'hom Penong "Btntana"479 words
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Advertisement1132 1952-09-23 13 McALISTER «c CO., LTD. TEL: No. 1906 ELLERMAM «Sc UOCKNALL KLAVENESS LfNB LONDON HAVRE, ROTTERDAM t LOJ ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCOk HAMBURG PORTLAND. SEATTLE t VANCOUVEH "CITY OF KHARTOUM" Amcrlcon fort* Spore P S'hom Penono "FRANCISVILLI" 13 S'por* P S'hom P,~>ong 2 J S.pt J4/ 26 Sept. 27/29 Sept. 2 J1,132 words
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Article276 1952-09-23 14 mHE remarks made by Mr. P. J. Darnell on the I 30 per cent, increase in comprehensive insurance premiums on private cars are very apt and to the point. Why be a careful driver to swell the profits A careful driver making no :lalm for three276 words
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Article, Illustration10 1952-09-23 14 Pho tograph by tiirte Steincke. THE BOY IN THE BASKET.10 words
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Letter138 1952-09-23 14 T| I attention of th? All Malaya Muslim Missionary Society ha.s been drawn to a picture in your paper dated September 8. bearing a caption statin" amons; other things, that At tan celebrated his first anniversary of embracing the Islamic faith." According to Islam this statement cannot138 words
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119 1952-09-23 14 The premium and the accidents \rou reported advice from 1 th« chair-nan of the Automobile Association to motorist to '"combat the Increased ny nr Insurance rates by anc'.evali'in: their cars" to reduce th'ir premiums. This is good advice, but it does not deal with the motorist's problem of how to119 words
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Letter79 1952-09-23 14 MR. RAMACHANDRA and "Thither Malaya" seem to have painted a rather distorted picture of Indian immigration lnt o Malaya. If they had taken the trouble to look up Singapore's i population statistics, they would have seen that the population is made up of 800.000 Chinese. 140.000 Malaysians,79 words
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256 1952-09-23 14 Books which tend only to corrupt BETTER late than never, the campaign against indecent and immoral pictures has been stsrted by :he Catholic Church. The two words "indecent" and "immoral" do not refer only to cinema pictures but also to all sorts of books and magazines displayed for sale in256 words
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Letter243 1952-09-23 14 \V ITHOUT any malice to v "Student." I would like to point out that in my letter, "The Wider Aspects of Kirkby, I did not in any way insult the Normal trained teachers. In fact my comments only I suggested a sympathetic and bjeciive approach to243 words
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508 1952-09-23 14 I REFER to "Practlcal's" letter of Sept. 18 ("The man In charge of the dredge"). Your correspondent nas Deen misinformed in several respects. Briefly the position Is as follows: There la a Government i Board of Examiners In the Federation. All Inspectors of Machinery508 words
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Letter636 1952-09-23 14 European versus Asian stenos M ASI AN STENO" Is to be commended for his or her frank and concise summing up of the Asianversus European or- 1 Australian stenographer position. It Is undoubtedly true that the Asian stenographer's present low standard of efficiency is largely due to her Inadequate knowledge636 words
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Advertisement144 1952-09-23 14 I DJAKARTA fef§| SINGAPORE BANGKOK RJH| CALCUTTA ifffifl Vm^ sultan mosque, Singapore ELU* TtMCLI, CALCUTTA, S» Passenger are Excess baggage Freight rat« S«rlor Single Return Rate per kg per kg. c c. c <"-■ Calcutta/ Bangkok 225 00 405.00 2 00 1.00 Calcutta/Singapore 471.00 758.00 400 200 Calcutta 'D,akarta 539.50144 words
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Miscellaneous165 1952-09-23 14 i'l'i H*ll L' I 'J"S.' I' L'l.L^B L .A i /Miisep another easv\ H^^^.LuJ !<*W^^^^^HHflß&jri^^kMMßHß^hß^^feßHlßßHr /c*\i€- what 1 */con&vwtw) BBBhHBH^H^^HMHMME I BHfioK' {jnecHAP.i,' -weooeroßAOVfsevsTsvß |^^Soco**^ ve «vj s Tev;t; <«afflH /TicTi-iiwa crgan.cas.<.v wrongN Bx W 1 ■f^T£_j<aS^^^^^^^^B CHANPuER.I THINK. MOVYEVER .THW eC* TAI e T M THE NOUgISHMeNTTHAT ¥CX) MESPig/165 words
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348 1952-09-23 15 JACK FINGLETON - JACK FINGLETON MILLER AND CO MAY DROP OUT By CANBERRA, Monday. THE SERIOUS rift among Australian cricket legislators could lead to the cancellation of the 1953 tour to England. If not that, it could make the 1953 tour as horrible a fiasco as348 words
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Article288 1952-09-23 15 A leading NSW. official, Mr. S. O. Webb, said: "The sacking of Mr. Dwyer was a vicious and .scandalous thing It is the biggest loss to Australian cricket since Sir Donald Bradman retired from active participation In the game The NSW. Associotion must work to288 words
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Article122 1952-09-23 15 Jacks S.C managed to draw oneali with Outhrle S.C. in 'a Singapore B.H.F.A. Cup match at Farrer Park ye.nerday Quthrie started weU and opened scoring in the 15th minute through right-winger Yacob after a centre from Got man On the resumption Outhrles again took command of122 words
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Article23 1952-09-23 15 In a friendly soccer match played at Farrer Park yesterday, Vinllons Sports Club held the Braddell Sports Club to a 2—2 draw.23 words
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Article311 1952-09-23 15 Duggie of that Ilk is Cardiff's current Inside right, and there »o see him play was his father, the great International full back. Jimmy, now resident In Sheffield, who captained City in those faroff days. Cardiff lost to Wolves only by the unhicklest of goals311 words
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Article27 1952-09-23 15 The Royal Singapore Golf Club championship final between M. M. Paterson and J. H. Anderson will be played over 36 holes on Saturday and Sunday.27 words
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Article, Illustration42 1952-09-23 15 McMillan goes up for this one McMILLAN, Combined Services goalie, shows his agility, leaping to save this shot during Saturday's Liberation Cup match at Kuala Lumpur. Services beat Selangor 3-1. On the rig-lit is Glasby (No. I), Services full-bark— Straits Times picture.42 words
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Article38 1952-09-23 15 Victoria School will hold It's eight annual swimming carnival at the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club on Oct. 9 at 3 pjn. There will be an old boys 1 50 metre* freestyle event In the programme.38 words
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Article263 1952-09-23 15 By A Special Correspondent PHILADELPHIA. Monday. lI'ITH sweat dripping from his brown-skinned muscular 187-lb. frame, Rocky Marciano confidently predicted yesterday that he would wrest the world heavyweight title from champion Jersey Joe Walcott here tomorrow night. Not since the days when a oible-reading young Negro263 words
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Article72 1952-09-23 15 IF Rocky Marctano wins the world heavyweight title from Jersey Joe Waleott tomorrow night, be will be following the script written by his "Pop," Peter Marchegiano, a retired 58--year-old shoemaker. "I always knew Rocky was going to be champion of something." the elder Marchegiane said. "I72 words
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201 1952-09-23 15 IN the Singapore Table Tenets Association's 1952 inter-school league, four teams have so far remained unbeaten (Group A) A.C.S. (Blue i, and Raffles Inst. (Black); (Group 'B) Chinese High School "A" and St Andrews School "A" and the final looks likely to be dec201 words
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Article90 1952-09-23 15 Singapore Cold Storage (Orchard Road Branch' first and second teams will i I t in a slx-a-slde soccer tournament fee the Nick Elliot trophy on the BrewrrU» ground on Saturday, Sept. 27 at 5.15 p.m. Players needing transport are asked to meet at Orchard Road garage90 words
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Article232 1952-09-23 15 DOMINATING play through most of the match. Singapore Recreation Club defeated a weak A.A.P. Tengah eleven by five goals lo nil In a Div. 2B league hockey match at the B.R.C. padang yes'erday. It was a one-sided display, with |9R.C. forwards always prominent. 1 Recs could232 words
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Article396 1952-09-23 15 Crosby Hope star for the kids LONBON. Mon. BINO Crosby and Bob Hope lost their exhibition golf match against their British counter-parts, comedian Ted Ray and crooner Donald Peers, at Maidenhead, yesterday by one hole but the 12,000 spectators played the decisive part in the game. They swarmed over theReuter; AP - 396 words
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Advertisement123 1952-09-23 15 Black paper gold tipped— here is elegance and richness in a cigarette. And beneath the glamour and the novelty is a quality beyond reproach. These Sobranie Black Russian Cigarettes are made by the makers of the world famed Balkan Sobranie and they give you a beautiful mild and satisfying smok.e.123 words
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Advertisement126 1952-09-23 15 When y° ur j m£bs, fa**'* n "ii Wmß\ CAPSULES Cod Live' CM ih e fish^ono^ baffle! COO LIVER OIL LAP SU LCD .BORKEO r^FiiZs is m** I Y«a— MACLEAN BRAND STOMACH POWDER ~%n| quickly relieves indiges&on. Ka«p a bottle tBB always handy and take a doae whenever you v126 words
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Article356 1952-09-23 16 SENTINEL - SENTINEL S.A.F.A. to make new approach By THE Singapore Amateur Football Association, at an emergency meeting yesterday to di>cuss arrangements for the Malaya Cup final, decided to ask the Football Association of Malaya to stick to their original decision and play the final on Oct.356 words
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Article275 1952-09-23 16 SELECTORS TO RELY ON 1951 STARS KIALA I.I'MPI X, Mon. CELANGOR'S hockey selectors wUI have to rely mostly on last season's players when they pick the team aeainst Vrmy I i Mala va i In the first big match ot the season on Saturday. Ocl. 11 Of the current crop275 words
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Article155 1952-09-23 16 gHELL S.C beat Stanvac SC. 5-2 In a Singapore B.H F A Cup match at Shell ground yesterday Ibrahim Yusoff opened scoring for Stanvac after ten minutes of play. Shell fought back and were awarded a penalty. Aman scored Two minutes before half-time shell were again155 words
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286 1952-09-23 16 LONDON. Mon. ENGLAND are favourites to win the "home" international soccer championship this season lollowlng their triumphant continental tour last May. When the. England selectors meet next Wednesday to pick the team for the opening International match against Ireland In Belfast on Oct. 4,Reuter - 286 words
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Article31 1952-09-23 16 HELSINKI Mon.— Sweden beat Finland 8-1 at the Olympic stadium here today in the 41st international soccer match between the two countries Sweden led 3-0 at half time.— ReuterReuter - 31 words
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438 1952-09-23 16 PINGAPORB junior badminton D championships fixtures for iiiis weekend: Friday (from 7.00 p.m.) Men's Singles Lloyd Che»h (Western > v Othman i Merrytime) Ng Heng Kwang (Flower) v. M. Noor (Gentle); Lim Kirn Choon (Useful v Anthony Gomes (Useful): Suiaiman b. Jaffar (SCSA) v Oh438 words
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Article234 1952-09-23 16 LOS ANGELES. Mon. AMERICA'S top- ranking player Vie Seixas, upset Australia's Frank Sedgman in an amaziag straight set triumph, 6—4, 6 4, 6 4, yesterday to win the men's singles title in the Pacific tennis championships. It was tbe first defeat for Sedgman. the world's leading player.234 words
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227 1952-09-23 16 nOYAL NAVY held R.A.F. (Seletar) one-all In a S.A.F.A. Senior Cup semi-final ti c at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. The airmen were the better team but they had to fight all the way and Navy with a late penalty by Chester which was well227 words
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Article108 1952-09-23 16 PENANG Mon Seven ties I were decided in the preliminary round of the men's singles In the Penang Open table tennis championships last night Roy Smith, in he opening t ie. beat Lob Kirn Leng by 21-12. 21-18. 21-14. Other results were: Che Kwang Tar beat108 words
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Article26 1952-09-23 16 KUALA LUMPUJt. Mon Four Inter-club hockey matches arranged for today hid to be cancelled owing to heavy rain S veral fleWs were flooded26 words
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Article29 1952-09-23 16 KEMPTCN PARK. Mon— Mr Jack Gerber's Bluefin won the Imperial Produce S'akcs. run over six lurlorgs here on Saturday. Sir Victor Bassoon's Galina Talva was second29 words
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Article33 1952-09-23 16 Yesterdays Singapore APA Div. 2 soccer between Chinese Athletic •A" and Police S.C. at Police Depot ground was called off by Referee Mydeen owing to the water-logged state of the ground.33 words
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240 1952-09-23 16 Longpoetih gets winner for Saints rjONALD LongpoUJis brl liant try five minutes from tme turned defeat Into victory for St. Andrew's In yesterday's rugger fr.endly on the Padang. ThSaints beat SCC B by 11 poln s (two penalty goals and a try) to 8 ia try and a goal). The240 words
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Article27 1952-09-23 16 MUE Mon— Glovpnnl Monra ■Tf.,i^» ih-e"- 'n th* to"-") tn h# eichth round of a srhfd"led 10--rotind fteht against Charles Htim^ (Pri^cf) P'mHav APAP - 27 words
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Article144 1952-09-23 16 AT a meeting of the Sl.ga- pore Inter-Schools sports committee held at Raffles Ins Itutlon yesterday. It was decided that as the strength of a combined Singapore schools cricket team was noticeably weak, it wps not worth sending a team to Australia early next144 words
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545 1952-09-23 16 Juniors play next week By Our Tennis Reporter pHE SINGAPORE Junior tennis championships, entries for which will close on Saturday, are to begin on Thursday week and. judging from the response so far among junior (under 18) tennis circles, this year promises to see a545 words
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304 1952-09-23 16 F. A. asks for ruling on 'amateurs' LONDON. Mm HPHE English Football Association, In Its latesf bulletin. hsasW a report on the Olympic Games football competition and from thU emerges two vital problems whirh I will need to be dealt with well in advance of the next Games al IReuter - 304 words
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Article99 1952-09-23 16 Jacks Sport s club will ho!d ?n annuil married versus single soccer competition for the Ol ndmrings Sheld presented by Mr K. C. Chen, their vice-president, In honour of the retirement of Mr. P. Glendinnings. one of their patrons. The match will be held tod y at99 words
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Article86 1952-09-23 16 The team to r«-pre eat the Kha l sa Association aga nit the bingapcre Re reatlon Club In a Singapore Hockey A soc atio. div. IB league mstch on the S.R.C grand at 5.15 pjn. today wU be chosen from the fo Ijwing: Bakar H ssan. Avtar86 words
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Article92 1952-09-23 16 MALAYS are champions Ir the Singapore AFA Community League. Positions to date a r P W D L F A pi Malays 8 6 1 1 26 11 1! Spore Dist 8 4 3 1 14 8 11 Chinese 7 4 1 2 1« R i Indians 892 words
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Article, Illustration41 1952-09-23 16 QMTTH, Liverpool ce;Urt forward, trfps over tbe feet of Ditcbburn, Spurs goalie, as he rushes for the ball during a scramble. Racine up to cover his goalie is Willis, Spurs' left back. Span won this match 3-1 o n Sept. 15.41 words
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Advertisement437 1952-09-23 16 CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALfc OUTBOARD Motor. British Sea"Ull 34 H.P. long shaft. $280 Fisher, 48. Woodstock Drive. Tel. IwWT. WASHING Machine. "English I Electric." brand n-;w. owner ha* left Colony Ring ***** after 6 45 p.m. CLOTHES for any occasion, extremely reasonably priced. Mrs Roberts. 76. Meyer Road. oppos:t< Katong437 words
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Advertisement23 1952-09-23 16 ELECTION AUTOMATIC A sturdy WATCH yet beautifully designed. Guaranteed to give good service for long years. Sole AgenteCHUN CHONG Singapore 1 (Established 1899)23 words
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Miscellaneous59 1952-09-23 16 HOCKEY: Dhr. I'A'— TMCA w SCRC— at YMCA; DW. IB— SRC v Khalaa— at SRC; Div. 2'A'— Datch Club PWD— at Urn. h Club; Div 2'B' Wanderers Sherwood Foresters —at Foresters grotind. TABLE TENNIS: Juvenile singles, inter-srhool league SBA Hail 7 p m. SOCCEK: SAFA I>iv 1, C.A. v Fathul59 words
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