The Straits Times, 18 September 1951
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Title Section18 1951-09-18 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1645 BTHELVE PAc. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS*18 words
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Article389 1951-09-18 1 'Resign if you sympathise 9 warning POLICIES ARE OPPOSED, SAYS PRESIDENT KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. TENGKU Abdul Rahman, President of UMNO, declared yesterday that any UMNO member joining the Independence of Malaya Party would be expelled from the organisation. The Tengku made this statement when heAgencies - 389 words
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Article, Illustration64 1951-09-18 1 CROWDS watch the State Chamberlains and Court Heralds, carrying the State Regalia into the Istana Besar yesterday for the Investiture ceremony on the occasion of the. Sultan of Johore's birthday. Dato Abdullah bin Ksa (In Mack) leads the procession with Inche Ibrahim, the State Secretary,Chew Boon Chin - 64 words
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Article, Illustration110 1951-09-18 1 Al STKALIA'S Girl of the Year. 19-year-old Dianne Bowmt. gave up a holiday m the South Sea Islands to come to Singapore. And after only a few hours *n the Colony she said last night: "I'm glad I came. The welcome here has been terrific.110 words
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Article35 1951-09-18 1 GENEVA. Mon.— Most countries of the world had a sharp drop m unf nployment this year. Exceptions were India. Israel. Norway, Denmark and Puerto Rico, the International Labour Organic said today.— Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article75 1951-09-18 1 HANOVER, Mon. A BRITISH Army colonel Thomas Gerrard Gore, of t!ie Royal Army Ordnance Corps, has been arrested In Germany and taken back to Britain. Col. Gore had just arrived m Germany on posting to a new appointment. Alleged offences related to activities before he came toReuter - 75 words
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Article171 1951-09-18 1 'Fastest 9 W A3HINOTON, Moo, rl United State* 9 almost certain to take over and mass-produce Britain's new four-Jet bomber, the Vlckers Valiant, for the American Air Force. A secret demonstration of the valiant was staged In Bfltain two months ago for General Hoyt Vandenberg, U.S.171 words
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152 1951-09-18 1 The party Malaya needed, says U.K. press LONDON, Mon. THE launching at Koala Lumpur of the new ladependence of Malaya Party by Dato Onn bin Ja afar ni seen as an extremely significant event by sections of this morning's British press. The Manchester Guardian said that m its r«neral UnasReuter - 152 words
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108 1951-09-18 1 From Our Own Correspondent A LONDON, Monday. TOTAL of about $485,000, or $700 an acre, has been offered for an estate m Ulu Yam belonging to the Sungei Tamu Rubber Company Limited. James Warren and Co.. sec- I retaries of Sungei Tamu Rubber have told108 words
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Article82 1951-09-18 1 PENANO, Mon. *pwo parents arrived m Penang last night after an 8,000-mile trip from Britain to attend their 6on's wedding. They are Lieut. Col. C.J.R. Cross and Mrs. Cross, who came by the Corfu, for the marriage of their son, Mr. A.C. Cross, to Miss Joyce82 words
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Article43 1951-09-18 1 .The Malayan Trade Union Adviser, Mr. J. Brazier, leaves for England to-day to attend a Colonial Office conference of trade union advlseri m n»n-s ilf-governlng territories In the British Commonwealth. Mr. Brazier will be away for six weeks.43 words
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Article57 1951-09-18 1 WEST BRAYTON, Middlesex, Mon. Aircraftsman Gerald Rodney Stuffing, of Lincoln, formerly a typist m the office of Air Marshal Sir [Basil Embry, chief of Fighter Command, was sentenced by court martial today on two years Imprisonment and discharge with ignominy for four offences under the OfficialReuter - 57 words
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Article21 1951-09-18 1 HAVANA, Mon. Cuban sugar and sugar product exports m the first half of this year were worth £132,000,000. AP.AP - 21 words
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Article30 1951-09-18 1 OTTAWA, Mon.— Canadian Government officials forecast a record wheat crop of 579,338,000 bushels this year —100,000,000 bushels higher than last year and 12,000,000 bushels higher than the aJI-30 words
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Article258 1951-09-18 1 Tyranny 'worst ever'— Truman REDS MORE EFFECTIVE, SO— WASHINGTON, Monday. PRESIDENT Truman described Soviet Russia today as the most dreadful tyranny the world has ever He said modern weapons, communications and propaganda methods make the power of the Kremlin "more effective," more violent and more far reaching than any of258 words
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Article129 1951-09-18 1 TOKYO. Mon. FIGHTING flared closer to the Kaesong neutral zone today as General Rldgway told the Communists he was still ready to resume armistice talks. United Nations Infantrymen less than 20 miles east of Kaesong met and repulsed fierce Communist counterattacks. observers In TokyoReuter - 129 words
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Article123 1951-09-18 1 AMSTERDAM, Mon. CECRETS of insect love-life, maternity problems, food selection, choice of climate, family protection, and renewed war against mankind were among the topics discussed by over 800 scientists from 40 countries attending the 9th International Congress of Entomology here. The world's leading experts onReuter - 123 words
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Article51 1951-09-18 1 BANGKOK. Mon. TIHE Siamese Government has decided to dismiss all members of the civil service known to have Communist leanings. Every Ministry will establish a committee which will investigate cases of officials suspected of Communism and report to the Cabinet which will decide whether each dismissal is51 words
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Article188 1951-09-18 1 68 lost in mined landing craft SAIGON, Mon. CIXTY-eight French" soldiers and sailors are missing and 56 more were severely wounded when a French naval vessel blew up about 70 miles south of Saigon on Sept. 10. A French Army communique said the explosion, on board a military landing craft,Reuter - 188 words
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Article63 1951-09-18 1 LONDON, Mon. THE Sunday Express hinted today that an operation may be necessary to remedy the lung ailment troubling the King, who returned from Scotland on Saturday to receive special medical treatment. A delicate operation In 1949 saved his right leg, and the Express hintedUP - 63 words
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Advertisement67 1951-09-18 1 y_Jr V PR 1 1 radi C 5J45/L loilAC Tmiihi BC 61*4 ••> OC./AC. m.mi. First closs pertormonc*' .high quality re-; product.en —and colour -harmonised finish 'ore some of The special features, of thu 'new compoct Overseas receiver f IC. SHSiSingaporetptoT $200 "J Ftd jrotiorT price $220 I.C. 6144 Singapore67 words
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Advertisement97 1951-09-18 1 BROOKE CEILING FANS 56 60 iftcfof. Models. TROPIC MX. II W. G.THURSTON&CO, P.O. BOX 581 SINGAPORE Stgp into comfort I'ikJ I tMr Bil Step into the long-lasting comfort of tootal Sock* They are made of epilox brand non-felting wool, and reinforced at main points of wear. Their comfort lies m97 words
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Article69 1951-09-18 2 ITALY'S railway workera have decided not to take part m a 24-hour strike of the nations 1,500,000 state employees, scheduled for tomorrow. CHINESE press reports In Hong Kong said that the Chinese People's Navy has placed orders with a large dockyard m the Colony for 35 me-dium-sized armoured69 words
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Article50 1951-09-18 2 A SLIGHT earth tremor rocked eastern Japan on Sunday, but there have been no reports of casualties or damage. M. MAURICE PETSCHE, French Minister of State and former Finance Minister, is dead. w Twelve Federal prisoners escaped from Canyon County gaol on Saturday. Five have been recaptured.50 words
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Article28 1951-09-18 2 A JAPANESE—Augusto Yatojo yesterday took part m a bull-fight m a suburb of Madrid. RUSSIA has agreed to repatriate all Hungarian prisoners of war In 'Russia.28 words
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246 1951-09-18 2 U.S. TROOPS TO GET SECRET ATOM TRAINING Using new weapons WASHINGTON, Monday. THOUSANDS of U.S. troops will undergo training In the tactical use of new type atomic weapons m forthcoming secret manoeuvres m Nevada's desert. The manoeuvres, which will involve at least one and probably several atomic explosions, will be246 words
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Article, Illustration26 1951-09-18 2 DM. GERTRIDE Sekaninova, Deputy Foreign Minister of Czechoslovakia, attacking the Japanese Peace Treaty during the Sept 7 session of the conference at San Francisco.26 words
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Article54 1951-09-18 2 HONG KONG, Mon.— A French nun, who heads the institution known as Yao Ol Tong m Kashing near Hangchow, was arrested n Sept. 4, according to a newspaper report She was arrested after an accusation was made by the city's populace that "she h&dReuter - 54 words
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Article70 1951-09-18 2 SYDNEY, Mon. QFFICE worker Stan Harper, has dreamed the winners of horse races for 20 years but has lost more than he has won at horse racing. He said yesterday that, almost without exception, his dream horses won on the following: Saturday or atReuter; Reuter-AAP - 70 words
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Advertisement684 1951-09-18 2 1 N6TICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE COLONY OP SINGAPORE ISLAND OF SINGAPORE Originating Summons) No. 208 of 1949 In the Matter e-f the Trusts of a Deed of Settlement made the 6th September. 1890, between Yeo Chin Cheang of the Ist part. Prancls Villiers Hornby of the 2nd684 words
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Advertisement275 1951-09-18 2 T« mark Mm tiHtMi a# a City Cttartat H Xwfpaw, ky Hia Maraaty Hrn King, rt* Straits Ttanaa mi Slngaaora rWa Pr«»s ara puMMlng a aMmofaftJa Sa«aial tasM aaeahnW 64 full aha ttm Indexing a eobw savar. AuHioritativa artklaa hava b«tn contrltiutaal by maay wall know* people an Hia pa>'275 words
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Miscellaneous344 1951-09-18 2 TODAY'S RADIO SINGAPORE 9.35 ajn. Schools; 9.55 Interlude; 10-10.10 News from Kl.; 1045-12 Schools; 1 p.m. Radio Orch; 130 News; 1.45 Dance Music; 2-2.50 School*; 6.15 Four Stars and a Starlet te"; 6.30 "U.N. Album"; 6 40 Radio Malaya Trio; 6.55 Announcements; 7 News; 7.12 "Can I Help You?'; 7.20344 words
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Article257 1951-09-18 3 WE NEED GERMAN TROOPS: STRACHEY LONDON, Mon. TWO Government mem- bers heralded a speedup In Atlantic rearmat yesterday with warnings that Germany must step into the ranks ani that the West must never "'^o to Munich" the Russians. :u v f( r War, Mr. Btrachey, and the Under-Sec-r v. Mr.UP - 257 words
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Article46 1951-09-18 3 I no.\. Mn The engp It Pf Mm Alison Ellzab h Att!ee. daughter of the Prime Minister. was announced here yesterday. Attlee. who is 21. is to i Capt Richard L. Davis, an Ip f ntry officer m the British prmv. Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article33 1951-09-18 3 KARACHI. Mon. Pakistan's Premier. Liaauat All Khan, today invested 18--year-nld Mirali Murad Khan Talpur with full ruling powers over the princely State of Khaipur. adjoining the Indian province of Raiu- -AFPAFP - 33 words
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253 1951-09-18 3 Mossadeq: 'There is a plot to get me out' OPPOSITION CONTINUES BOYCOTT TEHERAN, Monday. THE Persian Premier, Dr. Mohammed Mossadeq, today ordered the Persian army and police to investigate reports of a plot to overthrow his government. The deputy Premier, Hussein Fatemi, said the alleged coup was discussed yesterday atReuter - 253 words
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Article91 1951-09-18 3 CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Mon. pROF. Dirk Jan Strut, suspended Massachusetts Institute of Technology mathematician, said yesterday that although he was a Marxist he was a loyal citizen of the United States. Prof. Struk has been charged with advocating the overthrow of the United States Government. "IReuter - 91 words
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Article128 1951-09-18 3 34 HURT IN PLANE CRASH CHICAGO. Mon. TiHIRTY-FOUR people were 1 injured eight seriously —when a converted twinengined army plane crashed m a field on the outskirts of Chicago yesterday. Nobody was killed. First reports had said the plane landed m a street. The plane, carrying 48 passengers on aReuter - 128 words
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Article48 1951-09-18 3 TOKYO. Mon.— The Japanese Government is planning strict national security measures, including prohibition of general strikes, to take the place of the Occupation laws which will cease to be effective after the Japanese peace treaty, the AttorneyGeneral, Mr. Takeo Ohashl, stated here yesterday. Reu-ter-A.A.P.Reuter-AAP - 48 words
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Article60 1951-09-18 3 SYDNEY. Mon.— Australia's External Allairs Minister, Mr. Richard O. Casey, today confirmed reports that the United States and Australian Governments were discusslnß a goodwill visit by an American fleet to Australia next year. The cruise might not take place If the visit of the KingReuter - 60 words
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Article56 1951-09-18 3 TOKYO. Mon.— The first Korean war bride to accompany her husband back to the United States has arrived m Japan to go through cumbersome consular legalities. She is Mrs. Yong Sook Morgan, wife of an American sergeant, who worked with the American military advisory group mReuter - 56 words
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168 1951-09-18 3 WASHINGTON, Monday. 'THE story of an alleged attempt to bribe a Chinese 1 Nationalist officer here with half a million dollars was published by the Washington Post yesterday. I The Post said that a clerk m the Chinese purchasing mission has told of an offer168 words
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Article37 1951-09-18 3 MANILA, Man.— A Manilabound passenger train was derailed while passing over a 20-foot bridge near San Pablo City, 40 mites south of Manila, but the care did not fall over. No casualties were reported. —UP.UP - 37 words
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195 1951-09-18 3 WASHINGTON, Monday. CHINA was still able to fet strategic materials from Western areas which "do not see fit to deny the e items to an assessor country," said a Senate sub-committee yesterday It accused Hong Kong of taking "profitable advantage" of the Korean war "toReuter - 195 words
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Article, Illustration21 1951-09-18 3 chief conuucioi: ct ti»e lower Austrian Tonkueastler Orchestra, Kurt Woess, has just been appointed principal conductor of the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra.21 words
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Article77 1951-09-18 3 BALTIMORE, Mon. (\SE of the quadruplet* born on Saturday within six minutes to 31-year-old Mrs. Susie Advance In the local hospital died yesterday. The others a girl weighing two pounds six ounces and two boys, weighing two pounds four ounces and two pounds six ouncesReuter - 77 words
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Article40 1951-09-18 3 HONG KONG, Mon. An ammunition depot m the southern suburbs of Canton exploded early on the morning of September 13 according to a Chinese report here. It was reported to have been totally destroyed. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article50 1951-09-18 3 DAR-ES-SALAM, Mon.— At an estimated age of over 115, a native has died m Tanganyika. He was middle-aged when David Livingstone arrived. He was Saidi Sepia, who. up to the time of his death m a villa near here last week, walked 18 miles daily. A.P.AP - 50 words
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96 1951-09-18 3 OSWESTRY. SHROPSHIRE. Mon. OFFICIAL strike action might be taken to enforce a railwavmen's claim for a ten per cent all-round wage increase, the general .-.ecretary of the National Ur-lon of Rallwaymen. Mr. J. D. Figglns said last night. He described the nation-Reuter - 96 words
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Article247 1951-09-18 3 EISENHOWER ASKS FOR MORE TROOPS OTTAWA, Monday. r[E North Atlantic Council will consider this week an urgent request from Gen. Dwight Eisenhower for more troops more quickly from member states, it was learned here authoritatively yesterday. Gen. Eisenhower's request is contained m a secret statement by him to the council'sReuter - 247 words
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Article, Illustration29 1951-09-18 3 WHEN THE TOWER WAS LIGHTED tiTAT'tma pylon of light reflected m a lake left by the receding tide as Blackpool's famed landmark, the Tower, shines abore the Blackpool illuminations.29 words
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Article151 1951-09-18 3 Devaluation: more rumours LONDON, Mon. THE Sunday Empire News yesterday reported rumours of a "further devaluation of the pound starling this weekend." But Treasury officials declined to comment. The newspaper recalled that the last time the British pound was devalued from USS4J)S to the present US $2.Bo— was on Sept.AP - 151 words
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Article56 1951-09-18 3 BONN, Mon.— A political storm i« brewing m Western Germany over the new Big Three agreement to bring German soldiers into the Atlantic defence system. Allied and German officials say the Government faces a bitter and probably long battle to swing the nation— and especiallyAP - 56 words
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Article39 1951-09-18 3 OTTAWA, Mon. The United States Secretary of the Army, Mr. Frank Pace, and General Omar Bradley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, arrived yesterday afternoon from Washington to attend the North Atlantic Council meeting. UP.UP - 39 words
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Advertisement259 1951-09-18 3 ANCHOR FULL iS^i CREAM POWDERED MILK Anchor is the richest and purest pasteurised milk reduced to powder.. o^^SS^Sk form fy s P ecia process 9mSmimmi*& which does not impair, ■^M^^MT|l the food value of the. Bill H| I*l-1 essential ingredient if, 9H|Pp4bP9 y°° w <" comparp the p^-§- > p*^259 words
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Article78 1951-09-18 4 IPOH, Mon. "\J[ EMBERS of the Government Servants' Cooperative Society. Ipoh. will recommend to their committee to transfer Dart of the ship fund for their children. This was proposed at the half-yearly meeting of tho society by the chairman. Mr. K. AyaduraL He also asked members to78 words
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Article53 1951-09-18 4 PORT DICKSON, Mon.— The first general meelntg of the monthly paid employees of the Malay Regiment, Civilian Employees Union, will be held at Port Dickson Government English High School at 3 p.m. on Wednesday to elect Qffice -bearers. All civilian employees at various branches arc53 words
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343 1951-09-18 4 FOOD OFFICER: IT WILL BE EXPENSIVE, BUT— J«HE Singapore Food Officer, Mr. R. A. Wright, said yesterday that Singapore had little fertile land, and that to increase the area available for farming was "going to cost money". Long term plans to343 words
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Article114 1951-09-18 4 Romance in camp has happy end Bl KIT MERTAJAM, Mon. A RESETTLEMENT camp romance, which started four months ago at Kampar, Perak, had a happy ending In Bukit Mertajam, Province- Wellesley, yesterday when Mr. Tan Scow Hob, assistant resettlement officer, married Miss Phuan Gin Eng, 22-year-old daughter of a squatter.114 words
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Article70 1951-09-18 4 PWD JEEP DRIVER PRAISED ALOR STAR. Mon. X 34-year-old P.WD. driver, Hamid bin Mohd Isa, has been commended by the Kedah Government for his courageous action during a bandit ambush at the 7th mile Gurun-Jeniang Road on An*. 1. While driving a Jeep. Hamid. with three passeffgers. were attacked by70 words
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Article53 1951-09-18 4 TtfORE than 100 workers of the Hlndhede Quarry at Bukit Timah Road, Singapore, will go on strike on Thursday, If another attempt by the Singapore Labour Department to settle the dispute between the company and the employees fails .tomorrow. The workers' strike notice on the53 words
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Article192 1951-09-18 4 MUAR. Mon.— Poh Tan Seng whose dog bit a man, was fined $5 at Muar for allowing his animal to go astray. He had to pay $5 compensation. |?IVE men— Sulalman bin r Omar, Mohamed bin Abdul Rahman. Sardon bin Mohamed Zaln, All bin Jaffar and Seah192 words
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Article187 1951-09-18 4 WHERE was a great need m Singapore for a home for mentally deficient children, Mrs. O. KeysSmith, social worker at St. Andrew's Mission Hospital, said yesterday. Mrs. Keys-Smith, who was addressing the Fortnightly Club, said there was now no place for such children. When their187 words
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Article52 1951-09-18 4 IPOH. Mon THE Perak Medical Practitioners' Society h to approach the Chief Police Officer for permits to attend to patients m curfew areas. The doctors are also to seek permission to carry medicines when visiting patients living hi areas where medicines are not allowed to52 words
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Article42 1951-09-18 4 The Pakistani Seamen's Union Is to ask the Master Attendant, Singapore, to speed up plans to establish an Asian Seamen's Hostel m the Colony, the president of the union, Mr. M. A. Kadir, told the Stralta Times yesterday.42 words
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Article176 1951-09-18 4 Lorry held up: 5 men in court HOW far the Singapore Government may go to "concede freedom of the Press m the Colony will be debated by the Legislative Council today. The debate will follow motion by Mr. C. R. Dasaratharaj (Labour, Rochore) seeking the repeal of the Emergency (Newspaper)176 words
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Article219 1951-09-18 4 CINOAPORE police have been d alerted to cope with a wave of petty motor-car sabotage which has broken out In Singapore, leaving a trail of punctured tyres broken electrical wires and sawdust-filled petrol tanks. In the last few days, local garages have been repairing disconnected219 words
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Article269 1951-09-18 4 'Police took the gold, he says A FORMER Special Branch detective, Tai Pin Chuan, aged 32, of Duxton Road, and a former detective of the Hokkien sub-branch of the C.1.D., Tan Kong Soon, aged 23, of Jalan Eunos, were charged m Singapore yesterday with misappropriating 10 gold bars, worth $6,500.269 words
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Article, Illustration34 1951-09-18 4 QUEEN BUYS TICKET MKS. JOAN BOOTY, former Malayan beauty queen, bays a social and welfare lottery ticket at the "clamour girl" kiosk set up at the Post Office In Kuala Lumpur. —Straits Times picture.34 words
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Article65 1951-09-18 4 ffIHE Singapore Medical Ser- vices Union, .last night urged the Government to Implement the Benham Committee recommendations for Hospital Assistants without further delay. The plea was made m a resolution passed by an extraordinary general meeting. The meeting urged that promotions should be accordIng to seniority.65 words
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108 1951-09-18 4 PENANG, Monday. MR. Norman Ward, new Municipal President, returned to Penang today alter an absence of 22 years. He was acting Second Magistrate m the Settlement m 1928, shortly after Joining the Malayan Civil Service. Before coming to Penang on Saturday, Mr. Ward had108 words
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Article, Illustration36 1951-09-18 4 MR. AND MRS. Kumarasam y pictured after their marriage at the Mariamman Temple, Sinßapore. Th e bride was the former Miss»Thaiy anayagi of Singapore. The bridegroom is on the staff of the Stralta Times Press Ltd.36 words
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Advertisement251 1951-09-18 4 Here's the secret of I RILEY SUPER PERFORMANCE Among thoae motorists who capable of 100 miles tn hour 3 anl" study engine details, the Riley the ii litre model which also has always held a high position provides tbe thrill of sports car of esteem, because enthusiasm performance. Proved leadership251 words
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Advertisement234 1951-09-18 4 Last 3 Show*: 3. C.15 9.15 pat, M-O-M Gripping Sosprnar Thriller "TENSION" •Urrlnc Richard Basrhart AnoVry Tnltrr t'yd (hartae TO-MORROW I onilon Films -SEVFN DAYS TO NOON" NORMUNUITH VIGOUR TO you fit Mottr, Transformer and Magneto Winding Specialists. FRACTIONAL HJ». 3 phase and D/C motors of all makes Rewound. TRANSFORMERS234 words
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Article167 1951-09-18 5 16 SAY: WE'RE NOT LODGERS SINGAPORE High Court was asked yesterday to decide whether 16 people m a house at Sophia Road were lodgers or sub-tenants. Two trustees of the estate of the late E.M. Nathan applied for possession of the house. The house had been rented to a woman,167 words
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Article76 1951-09-18 5 TWO British sailors, Geoffrey Langton and JoMph F. Key, were discharged m Singapore Assizes yesterday an a charge of robbing a Chinese taxi driver on Changi Road on July 5. The Deputy Public Prosecutor. Mr. E. P. Shanks, withdrew the charge. Langton and Key were tried *wo76 words
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Article37 1951-09-18 5 KLANG, Mon.— Mr. S. T. Peter Lim, secretary for Young People's work of the Methodist Church In Malaya, will be the guest speaker during Methodist Youth Week, m Klang from Sept. 24 to Oct. 1.37 words
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289 1951-09-18 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. pLEDGES of support for the Independence of Malaya Pai-ty have been pouring m to the party's temporary headquarters daily. There hag been no time yet to count them. Party headquarters itself issued 3,000 of the pledge forms while voluntary289 words
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Article, Illustration48 1951-09-18 5 TL'AN »lAJI Noah bin Omar, member of the Federal Legislative and Johore Stat e Councils, and chairman of the UMNO General Assembl y, and Mr. Teoh Chze Chorif, •f Kluanr, who were m^de Justices of th« Peace, Johore, on the 78th Mrthday o f the Sultan of Johore.48 words
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Article86 1951-09-18 5 DR. Thoma* Perclval Fielden, external examiner of the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, will give a pianoforte recital at Victoria Memorial Hall on Sept. 25 at 8 45 p.m. His programme includes Beethoven's "Appasslonata" Op. 57; Bach'g Chaconne arranged by Busonl; Chopin's Etudes86 words
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Article22 1951-09-18 5 MUAR, Mon.— For selling ice-cream without a licence at Jalan Solok, Tangkak, Dio Kens Leng was fined $10 at Muar.22 words
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Article277 1951-09-18 5 T»RAFFIC instructions for motorists in certaii x areas of Singapore from 6 p.m on SaturdayCity Day— were issued last night by the Government, i The instructions advise motorists, who have no interest or business In the areas through the Chinese dragon process will pass, to277 words
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Article44 1951-09-18 5 Malaya's economy ranks high with hose of other countries m the Far East, smid Mr D. Stutchbury, deputy secretary for economic affairs, m a review of Dr. F. C. Benham's book The National Income of Malaya 1947-1940 over Radio Malaya last nip:ht.44 words
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173 1951-09-18 5 A SILVER CUP worth $100 will be presented by Singapore Municipal Commissioners to the City Day. Permission has been granted for putting up five arches. Mr W. I. Watson, Municipal Architect and Building Surveyor, said yesterday^ Work on the arches will b« finished173 words
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150 1951-09-18 5 Safety show popular with children SCHOOL children are showing a keen interest m the Singapore Junior Safety First Council's mobile exhibition. Inspector D. F. Sheares of the Trafflo Police said yesterday. The Exhibition, which aim to educate school children In road manners, Is at present at Victoria School Inspector Sheares150 words
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Article84 1951-09-18 5 TAIPIXG, Mon. DICKIE Teo, of Kochore 11 Road, Singapore, with a $1 ticket won the first prize a Morris Minor car —m the brick-buying competition organised by St. George's Institution m aid of the building fund. The draw was held yesterday. An Ipoh84 words
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Article57 1951-09-18 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Mon. A charge of robbery was expiained to three Malays and a Chinese youth by the Magistrate. Inche Abdul Wahab bin Abdullah Ahmad Dubarl. Zakarla Din Abu Bakar. Darus bin Hassan and Lee Eng Hua were alleged to have robbed Chuah Bah Chee of57 words
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Article79 1951-09-18 5 V.M.C.A. organisations m Japan are far more Christian than those m Singapore, said 20-year old Billy Cheng, representative of the Chinese V.M.C.A. to the International Older Boys' V.M.C.A. camp m Nagano, who returned on Sunday after a five week tour of Japan. Billy said he learned79 words
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Article69 1951-09-18 5 TOMMERCIAL circles m Sin- gapore yesterday described the proposal by Mr. E. M. F. Fergusson, chairman of Singapore Chamber of Commerce, to offer scholarships to encourage proficiency m commercial subfects as a constructive move. Some members of the Chamber have already assured their support for the scheme.69 words
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Article45 1951-09-18 5 IPOH, Mon. FAFFIC between Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh was suspended during the past 18 hours as a result of the derailment of a goods train near Banir about midway between Ipoh and Tapah Road. Through traffic is expected to be resumed today.45 words
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77 1951-09-18 5 TWO Singapore Councillors, Dato c. J. Paglar and Mr. P. F. de Souza, will be going to Ceylon next February for the Royal visit. The Ceylon Government has invited Singapore and the Federation to attend and will hold a monster trade exhibition of all77 words
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Advertisement236 1951-09-18 5 "YoU,too,may be one of the MILLIONS who suffer from VITAMIN&MINERAL^/^/^/ That is why you feel Worn out Nervous, Irritable, Have head--aches, Lose Weight, Worry" I fmMKm Try this Proved Way Back to Health 6 Happiness _Wlicn >ou"re anaemic, feel nenous. have itapUmifrom Jttf Jivum At tAt fW^b «n> r.o energy236 words
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Advertisement161 1951-09-18 5 What kind of a car is the Wolseley f -Jtfi^^^fljULL In the Wolseley modern styling is cleverly merged with traditional features incorporating the functional advantage of stream -lining. A -Wolseley is a long-term purchase. Its engine is L- preoisioa built and its appointments, both externally and internally, stamp it as161 words
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Miscellaneous180 1951-09-18 5 SALESMAN IN A STUPOR' 1 1 dovt umderstamd\_ BUT NOW HE*S REALLY E*€fe/i THIS LfTTrR TROM SMITH S| p aa T ::&J I COMPLAIMIMC. ABOUT I ~1 MM^MC^7 r «v>#l OUR SERVICE. CLEM. I ZW MJ J* F MW JV cl/ J THOUGHT YOU W£R£\ l_J__/_________^ Relieve me. mas^ I180 words
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Obituary18 1951-09-18 6 THORNE: At Truro. on 13th September, 1951. WUllam Huxtable Thorne, formerly Judge of the Supreme Court, Malaya.18 words
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Obituary41 1951-09-18 6 IN LOVINO MEMORY Of Madam Wong Swee Lean beloved mother who died at Ipoh on 12.9.40 Inserted by her loving son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs Lee Choon Sang and grand chilcren. Kota Bharu, Kelantan. Gone but never forgotten.41 words
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Article777 1951-09-18 6 Languages At Six Three separate reports on education will be debated by the Federal Legislative Council during the meeting which opens tomorrow the Barnes report, the Fenn-Wu report, and the report of the Central Advisory Committee on Education which was issued last week and is a commentary on the other777 words
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Article295 1951-09-18 6 Unofficial assurances that extraordinary clauses m the Singapore Government's Foreign Exchange Control Bill will be suitably amended m the select committee stage can safely be accepted. The bill, which ia to be given its first reading m the Legislative Council today, has been so strangely drafted that295 words
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854 1951-09-18 6 'Kampong schooling must come first' BARNES, CHEESEMAN, FRISBY AND OTHERS "SURELY that is the type of National School that is required In the towns of the Federa- tion if not m the kampong.'» In these words you sum up your arguments m favour of adopting the "Frisby Plan". I am854 words
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480 1951-09-18 6 T HAVE read with concern m the Straits Times a statement made by an economist— Mr. A. W. Coles, the Assistant Economic Secretary for Singapore m which he said that an increase of 25 per cent m the price of rice would not be480 words
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Letter174 1951-09-18 6 REFERENCE Mr. McNeices remarks about food m Britain, could you show an English family's weekly ration pictorially and compare it pictorially with the average weekly ration that Mr. McNeice or others of his standing consume per week? The comparison would be interesting: In other words an174 words
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562 1951-09-18 6 SINO-INDIAN REACTION TO IT ALL jyjUCH as we should Uke to rise and say we are above communalism, the sordid fact of thp Barnes Report remains that the Malays want a sy-' stem repulsive to the Chinese and Indians. UMNO unanimously approved the Report. The Federal Legislature has enough Malay562 words
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Letter132 1951-09-18 6 1 ADMIRE and take off my hat to Tungku Abdul Rahman for the sacrifice he made In resigning from Government service m order to lead UMNO. It would bp In the Interest of Dato Onn and his IMP If he would do the same. It Is difficult132 words
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Letter55 1951-09-18 6 AN every estate there are v orphan boys and girls whose parents lost their lives on the Death Railway. Their situation 1* very pathetic m very many cases, and I think the Government should investigate and do something useful for them, such as an orphanage to educate them.55 words
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Article454 1951-09-18 6 American llaiihi IN the vocabulary 01 the Malay language (which I learned to read, after j. fashlon, In internment, but never to speak) one occasionally comes aeros R very mystifying parallels with the languages of the Western world which have nothing to do with borrowings from the454 words
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Advertisement733 1951-09-18 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. OILLESPIE In Hongkong on nth September. 1851, to Ine* and BUI OUlespie, another son. OOME8: To Ethel. «lfe of Walter Domes at K.K. Hospital on 15th Sept. a son. David Dudley. WILLIAM STEPHENS" To Mm. Dawson, 8ungei Kawang E»ta>. baby boy, on nth Sept., at Bungsar Hospltxl. PERSONAL733 words
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Advertisement33 1951-09-18 6 EVERBRIGHT OPTICAL CO. Offering Complete Services essential to Eye Comfort Visual Efficiency. (1) VISUAL ANALYSIS it T (2) VISUAL TRAINING (3) GLASSES IF NEEDED C S. CHONG OPT. D. 19, CHULIA ST. S'PORL33 words
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Advertisement73 1951-09-18 6 W^CAR RADIOS I 11 I I Music wherever M&t^^ you go! H MHBH^^^^^l I Fully bandspread x\ all WjA I short wavebands... fully I tropicalised detach. VH I able loudspeaker with. i( j provision for ex ten- sion speaker circuit O incorporates A.V C and negative voltage feedback t/tt Sola73 words
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Article131 1951-09-18 7 City has ideas for the esplanade PLAY SPOT FOR I THE CHILDREN SINGAPORE Government is considering a proposal to hand over the Esplanade at Con naught Drive and Marine Parade, Katonjj, to the Municipal Commissioners on a 99-year lease. This is recommended by the Commissioner131 words
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281 1951-09-18 7 Chambers say: 'don't violate Charter' KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. THE Barnes' report on Malay education, if adopted, would contribute to communal misunderstanding, national disunity and disaster, say the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce. The Chambers, m a memorandum to Sir Henry Gurney, the Federation Hlgn Commissioner, say that the acceptance of281 words
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Article136 1951-09-18 7 OIK thousand Singapore pig rearers petitioned the Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. L. Blythe, yesterday to annul the ban on selling suckling pigs as a meal. They said that the Food Controller had Ignored and did not take into consideration the interest and welfare of136 words
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120 1951-09-18 7 Union chief took bribe, gets gaol I EONG Lam. 40. an assistI \j ant foreman of the Singapore Harbour Board and president of the Singapore Wharf and Ship Labour Union was sentenced to nine months' imprisonment m Singapore yesterday for corruptly accepting $300. It was stated that Leong took the120 words
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Article, Illustration93 1951-09-18 7 T«i« i. LAN AH of Johore. (above), assisted the Sultan when she presented Mr. N g Cheng Kiat, a Johore merchant, with the Order of th c Crown of Johore (3rd class) S.M.J., at the Inyesti ture held at the Istana Besar. Johore Bahru yesterday on93 words
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Article86 1951-09-18 7 IPOH. Mon. DURING his tw >-day visit to Ipoh. Mr. Alan Andrews. I Secretary for boy* work. World Alliance of Y.M.CA's (Geneva), will attend a church service at Svinsei Durian on Sunday morning. Mr. Andrews, who attended the International Older Boys Camp at Tokyo, will arrive m86 words
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Article67 1951-09-18 7 The Singapore Coroner. Mr Choor Singh, yesterday returned a finding of death by misadventure at the inquest of Mr. W. S. Haseason. manager of the North British and Mercantile Insurance Company, who was killed on Aim 18 when the car he was driving ran head-on into a telephone67 words
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Article193 1951-09-18 7 Blackout areas CUB- STATIONS liable to k>»d shrddint today are: DAY Xah Hin. Fred WaU-rhotuw, In* dv; trial Gases, Kilbarn Estate. Dunrarn Rd., Spore Turf Club, Ewart Park. Holland Rd.. Adam I Park. Gallop Hill. Wayani Satu. j Chatnrorth Rd, Fcirre Rd.. Somrrville Estate, Leedon Rd., Victoria Park. Nasslm Hill.193 words
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Article81 1951-09-18 7 One hurt in 'coffin' crash IPOH, Mon. QNE British soldier was slightly injured when a heavy armoured truck, known m the Army as "the coffin," crashed against a concrete tomD post m the centre of the Anderson Road-Clarke Street junction today. The truck was taking members of 45 Commando Royal81 words
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Article65 1951-09-18 7 The last batch of Singapore's music students will be examined In the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank building m Orchard Road today by Dr. Thomas Percival Fielden. travelling music examiner from the United Kingdom. Dr Fielden will have examined 400 students m the Federation and 40065 words
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Article47 1951-09-18 7 MALACCA, Mon. Ho Ai Lin, an attractive dance hostess, was charged at the Malacca Magistrates court :oday, with letting on hire, a girl under 21 for the purpose of prostitution. Ho was given bail of $1,000 and the preliminary inquiry was fixed for Oct. 9.47 words
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Article, Illustration209 1951-09-18 7 AWARDS FOR 42 R.A.F. MEN JJONOURS and awards for 42 officers and men of the Royal Air Force for operations m Maiava between Dec. 1 last year and May 31 this year have been announced. Commanding Officers of a Brigand light bomber squadron, and the F.E.A.F. Helicopter casualty evacuation flight209 words
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146 1951-09-18 7 \M R. MAX PAX SHEE, a founder member of the Singapore Labour Party, will contest the East ward m the December elections to the Municipal Commission as an independent labour candidate against the Labour's official candidate, Mr. Lee Yong: Mm. Mr. Mak was146 words
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Article19 1951-09-18 7 Fifteen thousand employees of the Army wiH 'be given a holiday on Saturday Singapore's City Charter Day.19 words
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Article46 1951-09-18 7 Mr. Tom Masterson, former chief of the Singapore bureau of the Associated Press, left by POAS Skymaster for Bangkok yesterday on his way back to the United States for recuperation leave and reassignment. His place has been tal*n by Mr. Tom Hampson.46 words
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Article44 1951-09-18 7 The Sin Ah Public School, Ayer Rajah Road, Singapore, has Deen struck off the register of schools. A Government statement said the registration of the supervisor, teachers and members of the committee of management of the school has also been cancelled.44 words
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Article33 1951-09-18 7 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. The SuUanah of Jfchore presented a cot to the State Welfare Home. It will be reserved for the first blind baby to be admitted to the Home.33 words
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Article117 1951-09-18 7 Her place— outside home, too THE women of Malaya should take on their civic responsibilities as well as their domestic jobs, said Mrs. B. H. Oon. Federal Council member and Penang lawyer, yesterday. Mrs. Oon has returned from a visit to America on a For- eif?n Leader grant. She said117 words
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282 1951-09-18 7 SULTAN GIVES PLEDGE ON 78th BIRTHDAY JOHORK BAHKI MoikLin T*HE Sultan of Johore. at his 78th MrtMaf amii- versary levee m the throne roa.n of the Istan;i Besar today, assured his subjects th.it they could look forward to his doing the best for them. Replying to the toast proposed Dy282 words
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Article64 1951-09-18 7 IPOH. Mon. THE Kinta Town Board's traffic sub-committee has expressed its disapproval over the Government's policy m cancelling driving test*. A resolution was adopted with the official members abstaining, that the "committee records its disapproval of the abolition of driving tests, and feels that alternative methods64 words
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Article147 1951-09-18 7 ITHAW KOK SWEE, 34, a clerk of the Standard Vacuum Oil Co., stole gas oil worth $4,200 on July 15, because he wanted to go to the races. Khaw pleaded guilty at the Singapore Third District Court yesterday. His counsel, Mr. M. Abraham,147 words
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Article46 1951-09-18 7 Mr. E. M. F Ferguson, Legislative OouncUlor, and Chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, and Col. H. S. Lee, Federal Legislative Councillor will attend an international tin conference at Rome, as delegates of the Malayan Governments. Mr. Ferguson leaves the Colony today.46 words
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61 1951-09-18 7 JOHOKr BAHRI. Won. PRIN(KSS MIKIAM only I daughter of th r Sultan and Si'ltanah of Johore. celebrates her first birthday tomorrow. The. MMNi who was born m I-ondon la«t year. came with hrr parents to Johore on Sept. 11. There will be a small party61 words
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Article76 1951-09-18 7 A modern million-doilar sauce factory, planned by five brothers nan:ed Yeo for larpe .scale production for world markets, will be completed by the end of next year m Singapore 3n a 9 3 -t acre site at 7lh mile Buki: Timah Road. The brothers Thian In,76 words
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Advertisement99 1951-09-18 7 $f$ TABLE MARGARINE iJkim CONTAINS VITAMINS A&D L T^S^&L^V AVAILABLE IN 1-LB PATS m. ir" it^BLw^ <frozen> also m i-lb, '*^4T %ms^~ 2 lbs and 5 lbs tins "T^ Contains not less than 20 ]P% V" 1 j^^-*^ International Unit* Vitamin L l^^SiyS Units of Vitamin 0 per gram. tAN99 words
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Advertisement83 1951-09-18 7 fAJk-jf WEDDING GIRS /^^/W rfjJL TO LAST A LIFE TIME ff\\v ter m 9 /s* "\*M SilV6r //i I i is V. j ac h piece clearfy Hallf I r marked and Individually J I Fitted m Black Morocco J V Leather. Pre»entation f f 2» Cat, Lined Velvet and83 words
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Miscellaneous56 1951-09-18 7 FESTIVAL OF BRrTAIN EXHIBITION: VJt. building, 9 »m to f p.m. Y.W.C.A.: Baffles Quay, Mandarin (advanced) H.JO a.m., ballroom dancing (advanced) 5 pj».; (beginneri) S p.m. YM.CJL.: Orchard Road, hockey, 5.15 pm.: Malay class. 5.30 p.m.; pjn.; St. John's Ambulance parade at tennis pavilion, 5.M p.m.; gymnastic* and keep-fit class,56 words
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Article71 1951-09-18 8 KUALA LLMPUR. Mon.— Old Boys of Ceylon's famed St. Thomas College now living In Malaya will get together to celebrate the centenary of the school later this year. Mr. R. P. S. Rajasooriya, 15 Weld Road, Kuala Lumpur, and Mr. M. Saravanamuttu, P.O. Box 1542,71 words
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Article, Illustration47 1951-09-18 8 THIS Is «ie time of the harvest festival m India where men will row "Snake" boats m the riven and sing folk songs. Bat, m Koala Lumpur, at the Chettiars' Hall, they rowed on land to mark the harrest festival.— Straits Times picture.47 words
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Article139 1951-09-18 8 210 train for duties at S.H.B. gates, wharves TWO hundred and ten recrnits for the new permanent Singapore Harbour Board police force began training yesterday. The recruits, mainly Chinese and Indians, were selected from 1,400 applicants. There are still 30 vacancies. The recruits will b« trained139 words
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Article124 1951-09-18 8 S.C. gaoled for leaving his post KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. WHEN special constable Mahmud bin Haji Yacob deserted for the first time he was lightly dealt with and was bound over. Today, Mahmud was brought to court again for desertion, and this time he received five months' hard labour. Mahmud was124 words
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Article61 1951-09-18 8 IPOH. Mon. The Perak State Select Committee, which is considering t.ht State Nationality Bill, has Invited representations from members of the public or any orcanisatlon In rescect of the Bill. Such representations, whtoh should be m writing, should be addressed to the Clerk of Councils. Perak61 words
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Article57 1951-09-18 8 BUTTERWORTH, Mon. Zakariah, who took advantage of the Hari Raya holiday crowd to evade duty on a few sarongs, was fined $210 m the Butterworth Court today. He told the Magistrate, Inche Abdul Rahman, that he hid the goods In his brief case because hi»57 words
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Article128 1951-09-18 8 ]UR. Van Kee Ltong, wellknown Malayan cartoonist-, who has turned to serious painting, will exhibit 30 of his oils at the Victoria Memorial Hall on -3«pt. 20 and 31 from 9 a.m. to «.30 p.m. The show will be m aid of the Singapore Antl-Tubercu-losis128 words
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Article84 1951-09-18 8 SEREMBAN. Mon.— When D. W. F. Brown, who waa charged with negligent driving, was called up before the Seremban Magistrate. Inche Abu Johan. Mrs. Brown appeared and told the court that her husband was 111 m hospital and had empowered her to recieve ludgment on84 words
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Article109 1951-09-18 8 IPOH, Monday. V EARLY 350 non-Chinese have joined the Kinta Branch of the MCA bringing the total membership to 17,452 at the end o" The report of tha Branch to be presented at tha annual meeting on Sept. 28, repeats an appeal to able-bodied Chinese109 words
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168 1951-09-18 8 Scouts give Jamboree flag to R.C. PENANG, Mon. 'THE Malayan contingent of 11 scouts and two scouters who returned by the Corfu yesterday from the world Jamboree m Austria, today presented the Federation flag and the Jamboree emblem to the Penang Resident Commissioner, Mr. A.V. Aston. Mr. Aston, who received168 words
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Article54 1951-09-18 8 MALACCA. Mon.— Mr. R. Williams, principal of Klrkby Hall, teachers' training college for Malayans m Lancashire, visited Malacca's teacher training classes and the Malay Women's Training College. He was accompanied by Miss M. Lorn as. Assistant Director of Education (Girls), and Miss D. J. Alckman.54 words
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Article24 1951-09-18 8 TELUK ANSON, Mon.— For assaulting Tan Hoe Kian with a vegetable knife, Soo Seng Chal was fined $100 or a month's Imprisonment.24 words
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Article944 1951-09-18 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. gYED Ibrahim Omar Al?agofl of SingaD.r.-e was awarded the Most Esteemed Family Order (D.K.) of Johore, it was announced m the Sultan's 78th Birthday Honours List this morning. The acting Mentrl Besar of Johore, Syed Abdul Kttdir bin Mohd. bin Yahaya, and944 words
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Advertisement692 1951-09-18 8 INDIGESTION |chSdo^ lndiicr>tion. painful flatulence. '•toniach upsets all -quickly disappear when you 'take Vouple of Chardox Tablet*. ri.miox is not druir. but a hii-tilv refined and sup.-r'neti-vated Imrm of charcoal, 60 times mote nrtive than ordiMijr nnsluinal charcoal. Oianli.x immediately absorbs gases, acids and any poisonmia •ubstaiio-K. biinirinK swift reliff692 words
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Advertisement42 1951-09-18 8 Law gets him after 14 months IPOH. Monday. *,ltn£-SYED 14 ]n>onth» alter he stole a. neiiiiIxmr's bag i-onUlnhi- some clothes, a 32-year-old !>«d)ari named R?t!;i. wa today sentenced to two months' knpriaiaruont by Mr. 1. R. WtaUnster, President of the Sessions Court.42 words
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Advertisement161 1951-09-18 8 f ftlfi FAM Skilfully made to give you years of dependable service. AvailabU m the following models:— Ceiling 60". 56". 48" 36" 230 110 v 50 cycles A C and P.desfal fr Table Typt AC. 230 v. 16" sweep. I year Guarantee Wholesale Enquiries Invited. Sola Agents:— HARDIAL SINGH SONS161 words
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Article, Illustration24 1951-09-18 9 This clever "spectacle" veil to go with a cocktail dress or short evening dress was shown at a fashion show m Rome.24 words
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Article, Illustration549 1951-09-18 9 NURSE JANET On MotKercraft VO mother can breast 11 feud her baby successfully if she is worried or unhappy. A mother with her first baby is usually young and inexperienced and to her, baby seems a fragile thing easily upset and easily made ill by wrong549 words
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Article831 1951-09-18 9 Browsing Through The Want Ads' IF you are feeling pessi- mlstic it helps to remember that the other half of the world probably isn't— it is always a cheering thought. Pessimists may be rarely disappointed as they never expect to get much fun out of life. On the other hand831 words
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Advertisement71 1951-09-18 9 AatAWTTJ A PERFECT BLENDED TEA front CEYLON 1 lb. PACKETS $2.95. i n $1.50. AGENTS.— SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG Colmans Mustard FOR THE WORLD'S BABIES This youngster knows O good thfng when sh« sees It. Christeen enjoys her LACTOGEN because It tastes good and it's goo* for Kerf MocA«/v For71 words
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Advertisement182 1951-09-18 9 T/ie kindest powder m the j%&/ world For mort than 50 years f' *\"^av babies have revelled JL*A m its soothing IF %j softness at bathtinu v BABY POWDER THE BOBNEO COMPANY LIMITED Sf 4LMoHo^' v^_ Indoor smells killed m the M^ NEW AMAZING DUCOVIBY^jT i; .iWck! An ama2imc oitcovtav,182 words
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Miscellaneous110 1951-09-18 9 Straits Times crossword *"~l I 5 I p~l II 12 13 4 18 16 i 7 18 19 "20" 2. a» "3T" ACROSS. 13. Met m turn for food 111 1. W.thout allowing reluctance fB back < 5 > (or clumatoeM?) (4/1 4,5)). 1». They are In the wood ,i>110 words
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Miscellaneous44 1951-09-18 9 *l£MffMJiPttBgOgstf| A N N Ag|O 111. ITERATE iST*3iT«BS|O»NBA* iiescr i rdPcuarob) MRaiAaoiolKaTMri IF L A GONil V A M g C E| iioßNHlgoßoaHioa SPHiKoorriMti t\ Novmc ijlr o g t 71 BAOKIIIIIt Of I ok] gcßiHoi2aißp«iiJ pronocnci o|u «T] (till'.H itil Hit ii I44 words
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Article, Illustration1710 1951-09-18 10 AS THE SURF POUNDS ON THE SHORE The LONDON LETTER ISLES OF THE BLEST: YOU won't find these bracken, flower and heather covered hilltops jutting above the waves, far out m the Atlantic, described m any atlas as the Isles of the Blest, but that is a good name for1,710 words
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Article229 1951-09-18 10 X DRITAIX'S divorce rate is Koine down and f down 60,190 decrees J I absolute m 1947; 43,698 > X m 1948: 34.856 m 1949 > (last complete year for which statistics avalable) > fewer still last year and this year. t < i THE oldest of229 words
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Article, Illustration128 1951-09-18 10 "There* the Gian.s house." said Mat aiousedeer. "Con* ■f alone, let's explore." "But bow are we going to get down from this bosh?" asked All, for they were* just about the same size aa grasshoppers, and the small bush teenies tremendous to them. "Oh dear!128 words
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Advertisement188 1951-09-18 10 r EL^S4OCT*IR-CONO'ITiONED J. ARTHUR RANK'S <i M m n 7™ HOfSt LAST SAHARA DAY? Starring Yvonne De Carlo ff 6.45 9.30 p,m, VoPENS "^OMORROwiI I can only describe it as one of the most t delightful films to reach Singapore m months.." >) svi* JOHN BEHAGUE (Sunday Times) WiPW A188 words
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Advertisement317 1951-09-18 10 f^Jj TONIGHT at 9.30p.m. #*3G*PERSONAL APPEARANtt^^r)< J3 Australia's "Girl of th« Year" JT3 TO HERALD THE PREMIERE I 9 OF COLUMBIA'S Hi cwo« ay la I 7&mme I SPECTACLE OF THE SCREEN'S S IMMORTAL LOVER! g I Valentino I PajtftfM women-.. />■ time... W ft !mt Ml **r f^^Rif*laJBpaa« L»317 words
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Advertisement1314 1951-09-18 11 lnC otfOitS I ifnif I ucsiioy. MANSFIELD «c CO., LTD. llricorooratao m Singapore) BULE FUNNEL UMB Carrier's option te proceed via othei oorts to toad and discharge cargo. SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL GLASGOW LONDON b CONTINENTAL PORTS Due Sail. P S>wn Penang Pne*Ma. for Naples b I verpoo) C. 25/2« Sept.1,314 words
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Advertisement1981 1951-09-18 11 London RUBBER MARKET Malayan Stocks Price down five cents shares LONDON. Mon. JAPANESE bond prices soared IL /Yv.f II X/^/ff aT/Tafli/ on the London Stock Ex- G Id. irOIU OUIUriXGy fnHllctri*«l« 4.nH change today following week- lllUU&iriaia anU end Dress assessment of From Market Correspondent n UU oSsundinS f de^1,981 words
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Advertisement1021 1951-09-18 11 Mr\LISTE« <5* CO- 1.4, m "•< »*»J ILLBHHtn ut. HN«LI I KLAV Ualß LON9OM HAVUt KOrtfUOAM b L rj» *N-IL. 1 FRANCIKO. 4AMBURC PO4II.ANO H VANCOUVCR *rtO W uJA Noiin Mlo. I U ■'nil Ac-enhnt at, vx,lh wvi CaiCaJi ■><>• okynN 4m™ 'oit« m» LIT! Or POOKA m VILlt Spore1,021 words
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635 1951-09-18 12 Don't be alarmed over hall says Lim OBSTACLES CAN BE OVERCOME THERE was no reason for the public to be alarmed over the recent "Big Name" resignations (Messrs. Loke Wan Tho and John Laycock) from the Badminton Hall Fund committee, said S.B.A. president Mr. Lim Chuan Geok m a special635 words
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95 1951-09-18 12 'pil Mount Emily Swimming Pool will be open free to schoolchildren during the whole of next week as part of the City Day celebrations, Mr. E. Strkkland. Director of Physical Education, told the Straits Times, yesterday. Two thousand schoolchildren willl ret free95 words
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Article, Illustration57 1951-09-18 12 A GROUP of well-known Colony athletes and sportsmen met at the St. Joseph's Institution yesterday to form the Achilles Club. In this picture from left to right are: The president, Mr. D. G. Jackson, and the three interim members, Messrs. Joe c 1 y n de Souza. F. C. James57 words
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Article150 1951-09-18 12 AN ENGLISH AAA. honorary coach is due m Singapore m January next year to coach Colony athletes for four weeks, Mr. E. Strickland, Singapore A.AA. presiaent. told the Straits Times yesterday. The man chosen for the job will probably be R. C.-Barkway, former Oxford150 words
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Article200 1951-09-18 12 A START will be made tomorrow In the' Y-M.CA.'c handicap events m the annual tennis championships. The ties are: TOMORROW A singles: E. Jensen —15 v Wong Chong Teck —15; Dr. F. Y. Khoo —to v Dr. Ong Swee Law .3; Koh Bo Alk —15.3 v Dr.200 words
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147 1951-09-18 12 MORE tfcau SO people met at the St. Josephs Institution yesterday to form the Achilles Club. Main rejects of the Club are: 1, encouragement of sport and amateur athletics m thrs Colony, 3, provision of facilities for training and coaching for Its members. Mr. Jocelyn147 words
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Article154 1951-09-18 12 LONDON, Mon. •THE British Amateur Atnl:tics 1 Board today Issued alst of 101 names— 79 men and 22 women as "possibles" for the Olympic Games m Helsinki io July 1952. Preparing to send the strongest team m Britain's athletic history, they have set severe standards.Reuter - 154 words
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Article775 1951-09-18 12 MORE than 180 entries have been received by the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association for their annual championship* to be held at the Chinese Swimming Club on October 2. 4. 9 and 6. For the first time after the war. this year's championships are open to Federation775 words
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545 1951-09-18 12 Mayflower B.P. beat Indians INDIA'S Thomas Cup team, who are on their way to meet Australia to decide the Pacific zone final, were defeated by the" Mayflower B.P. of Singapore at the Happy World Stadium lost night. In a five-game (tv match, India545 words
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Article85 1951-09-18 12 Combined Schools were beaten two-nil by Indian Association m a friendly game of hockey on the latter's ground m Balestier Road yesterday. The forwards of both sides were well subdued and the game was a duel between the two defences. Jerrom Indians' centre-forward flicked the85 words
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Article312 1951-09-18 12 Chinese 8; Eurasians 2 JNBEATEN Chinese took another step nearer the 1951 S.A.F.A. Community League championship by scoring their fifth win m a row by eight goals to two against Eurasians at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. I Eurasians' defence, minus Vass, could accomplish little312 words
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Article107 1951-09-18 12 THE last aUiletlc meeting of the MMon will tak« plac* at Raffles Institution ground on Sept. 37, Mr. Strickland S.A.A.A. president, told the Strait* Times yesterday. Th« meet will be between C»i.ibined Schools and Teachers Training College. "It U Just a small meet," said Mr. Strickland.107 words
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625 1951-09-18 12 Sentinel's Sportlight MYSTERY OF K.L's BADMINTON HALL VI A J OK mystery m the Malayan spotting world at iTI the moment is the extraordinary delay In the building of the Selangor Badminton Association's new hall m Birch Road, Kuala Lumpur. The S.B.A. has been widely blamed for the time that625 words
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Article39 1951-09-18 12 Ceylon Sports Club beat Slier* wood Foresters by the only goal ot a friendly hockey match at Bales* tier Road yesterday. After an even tussle, C SOL scored 10 minutes before the enj through V. Navaretnam.39 words
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Page 12 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous20 1951-09-18 12 SINGAPORE TIDES TODAY: 0018 (10.3), 1231 (8J); 0632 (1.9) 1835 (1.3). TOMORROW: 0055 (10ft.), 1253 (9.3)| $657 (2.8), 1907 (1.3).20 words
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