The Straits Times, 23 September 1951
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Title Section29 1951-09-23 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALA 7 4 THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday edition Ol Tb« Strait* rimes Singapore Free Press No. 843. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS29 words
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Article1088 1951-09-23 1 HARRY MILLER - HARRY MILLER B/ THE 50.000 people who were watching took the moment of Singapore's elevation to City status at 8 33 yesterday morning, singularly unemotionally but Singapore has always taken its b:g moments quietly. II third most importment in Singapore's I.: i' iv The fir.st, only a handful1,088 words
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Article81 1951-09-23 1 A gavel made from the burl of a 2,000-year-old California redwood tree, a gift from the Mayor of San Francisco, was presented to the Singapore City President, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice by Mr. Oscar Armstrong of the U.S. Consulate at the City banquet last night81 words
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Article, Illustration461 1951-09-23 1 "THE King's grant of the Royal Charter to the City of 1 Singapore yesterday cost the public $4,000,000. Three-quarters of this was spent by the Chinese community who ended the day's celebrations with a threemile Chingay procession surpassing any within living memory. In a spontaneous461 words
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Article, Illustration196 1951-09-23 1 HUNDREDS of thousands of people (most observers put the total from 250,000 to 300,000) jammed the centre of Singapore last night and early this morning to celebrate the presentation of a Charter making their city the newest in the Commonwealth. For hours crowds, which had never really196 words
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Article133 1951-09-23 1 J)ARA Mnte Riboet, a 125-year-old Singapore Malay woman, was the oldest person In the ten* of thousand* who took part In last night* City Day procession. Dara, a member o' the 170-year-old Orang S?Lit (People of the .lalacca Raffles era, j jlned her villagers133 words
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Article154 1951-09-23 1 I ICHTS, lights, light*. everywhere. That was Singapore last nifht she celebrated City Day. On :>ea and on land, thou- i sandg of electric bulbs staßbedi the city's darkness and turn-' ed night into day. And in the sea the grandest spectacle was154 words
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Article46 1951-09-23 1 Ambulances in Singapore had their busiest day yesterday, especially during the evening and night when the Chinese procession was at its height. An ambulance officer said: "It waa a nightmare for those on duty. Never have we experienced such a busy time."46 words
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Article42 1951-09-23 1 The Fire Brigade was summoned last night during the height of the illuminated procession to deal with a lallang fire which broke out in the vicinity of the Singapore Swimming Club at Tanjong Rhu. The fire was soon put out42 words
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Article319 1951-09-23 1 20 HURT IN 2 BIG BANGS' I^IORE than 20 Chinese, Indians and Malays, including women and children, were injured in two explosions within a couple of minutes at the junctions of Hylam Street and Beach Road, and Purvis Street and Beach Road, as the Chinese procession was passing through Singapore319 words
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Article, Illustration1006 1951-09-23 2 R. J. FARRER, C.M. G - R. J. FARRER, C.M.G. '1 H^^R^BJHBHRHH ■j| >,r Pf 1 3 R?^rsr^!P9r|Hl Bjßi By COON after the advent of the British as protectors of Kelantan, the question of extending the F.M.S. railway system into Kelantan was raised. Except for the north, through1,006 words
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Article, Illustration933 1951-09-23 2 SUNDAY, Sept. 16. AT last some use Is to be made of the tall bamboos growing: in this district. Many of the culms have been felled and are being carried to the roadside, whence a lorry will transport them to Kangka Mawai on the Sedili River, where they933 words
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Advertisement312 1951-09-23 2 SALESMAN IN A STUPOR x af W rt«M.«.l— r-l BUT NOW HE'S REALLY P*>| SSSr "TTTTI 'GUP fit' W PUR SERVICE. CLEM. I -J Mkf V vX) I THOUGHT YOU WERE\ 1 AfTER THEM "ftp*"" T~P PITY. THEY'RE 1 t'oOK. clem i w^T\ kn ieve me rM aH I THC312 words
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Advertisement282 1951-09-23 2 8 DAY CLOCKS HP*^J*_»^H gj^ 9 L <9 jZ% Cocfi&ib Service ctfteb §ai& CfcurmzfotA fid. CONQUEfT^ PAIN WITH ITS FOURTH INGREDIENT IS QUININE! •anacin' Is th« icl«ntiflc n«w reliever o( p»!n. lv secret lies in th« •uct blending of thre* well-proven medicine* (Phenicetin, Caffcn« •nd Acetylsalicylic Add) with FOURTH Ingredient.282 words
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Article, Illustration533 1951-09-23 3 Britain awaits news of The King's operation LONDON, Saturday. JR.V; TAIN V^AS WAITING, today for news that .0 Ki. iad undergone an operation for his m/stercow >g disease. He was expected to f>o o.t t/ie c -.ating table very soon, perhaps in a hsntiiy -ipped surgery at Buckingham Pa'acc. me533 words
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Article124 1951-09-23 3 Polices on 2 wording charges HONG KONG. Sat. GODFREY Dennis Turney, 25. probationary as- uperintendent of po- ipeared before a Kowloon magistrate yesterday c under section 19 of Ordinance No. 2 of 1865 (offences rsainst the person i. Two .-pa rate charu 1 d against Turney i: liy and maliciouslyReuter-AAP - 124 words
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Article94 1951-09-23 3 KRANKKURT. Sat. The Us. High Commission I I rague charfes that American (Kvupaion authorities help?d 31 Cz^ch Itlca] refugees to escape to In the "freedom train." "U.S. authorities had no previous knowledge of the ascape plan." the High Com. -aid. Ii added: "The Implication94 words
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Article28 1951-09-23 3 MAI ACCA, Sat— Duto E. E. C Thuraistngham, Member for Kclueation. will officially open the Alor Gajah Tamil S-hi.ol on Sept. 28 at 4 p.m.28 words
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68 1951-09-23 3 DISTRICT OFFICER HAD TUSKS— GAOLED SAI .A. MI. Sit. AN Iriiiga (Tsßgaaytka) .■nut gaoled District IMRrrr K. I? r. Dobfcs, 27, for three months ill I i i!V -,il pc moii of luu elephant tusks. The Afriran q.une scout who sho' thr elephant was Ixiiiikl over for 12 months. BenAP - 68 words
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176 1951-09-23 3 NEW YORK, Saturday. BRITAIN S Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Hugh Gairskell, yesterday defended Britain's trade pact with Russia. He said he would welcome any alternative source of the "essential" supplies now obtained from torn the Soviet Union. Addressing a Foreign Policy Association luncheon atAP - 176 words
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Article299 1951-09-23 3 U.S. millionaires court story LOS ANCELES. Saturday. A FORMER actress. Kay Williams, tried to lur« Clark Cable down by a bougainvillea during a drinking party, her husband, millionaire Adolph Spreckels 11, testified here yesterday. Battling an alimony and support suit brought by his 33-year-old wifeUP - 299 words
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Article, Illustration48 1951-09-23 3 Mr. A. Robertson, radio offi cer of Malayan Airways, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Robertson, of Pitlochry, Scotland, and his bride Miss Joan Pit tnian, daughter of Mrs. L. Pittman. of Harrow, Engla nd, after their weddrnf at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Sin gapore, yesterday. Sunday Timee picture48 words
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Article44 1951-09-23 3 SYDNEY, Sat— Australian voters rejected in a nationwide referendum today a Conservative Government's proposal that the Communist Party be outlawed. At 12.40 GMT the national vote counted stood "no" 1.305.000 and "yes" 1.181.000, giving the opposition a majority of 124.000— UP.UP - 44 words
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Article94 1951-09-23 3 DURBAN, Sa:. YJANILAL GANDHI. 58- year-old son of the aa.sassinated Mahatma Gandhi, opened a one-man war on South Africa's race laws in Durban yesterday. He refused to leave the reading room of the "European" library in the City Hall. A police sergeant took bin to theAP - 94 words
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Article35 1951-09-23 3 NEW DELHI. Sat. India has agreed to supply 20.800,--000 yards of medium-grade cloth requested by Communist China, the Commerce and Industry Minister. Mr. H. K. Mahatab. said in Parliament yesterday. A.P.AP - 35 words
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Article77 1951-09-23 3 CLEVELAND. Sat.— The latest find In northern Ohio"s mastodon boneyard is a well preserved 15,000-year-old tusk to add to the growing collection of bones being scooped out of the earth, Cleveland natural history museum reported today. William Scheele, director of the museum, said the ten-foot long tuskUP - 77 words
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Article190 1951-09-23 3 LONDON, Sat. "'THE outlook is good lor this statesmanlike venture," says the Economist, commenting on Dato Onn's new Independence of Malaya Party. That the founding in Mala ya of a political party with independence as its aim .should receive an official blessing is something190 words
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Article175 1951-09-23 3 PERSIANS WANT TO TALK AGAIN TBHERAN, Sat. PERSIA asked Britain today to resume Oil talks but sha mada no mantion of tha thraatenad ultimatum that British technicians at Abadan would be expelled unlass Britain agreed to tha talks within 15 days. A British spokesman said a letter from Prime MinisterReuter - 175 words
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Article90 1951-09-23 3 US. EIGHTH ARMY HEAD- QUARTERS, KOREA. Sat. A LLIED armoured columns jabbed into the north corner of the old Communist iron triangle in central Korea yesterday, shot up everything in sight and then withdrew for the night. It was perhaps the heaviest armoured thrust of theAP - 90 words
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Article90 1951-09-23 3 rnHE Colony Court of CrlM. minal Appeal will hold a sitting In the High Court tomorrow. There are four appeals listed for hearing. The first appeal on the list is that of the South Indian Muslim. A.K.B. Othman, who is appealing against the sentence of death passed90 words
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Article55 1951-09-23 3 More than 300 people clad in their best holiday suits and dresses assembled in the newly built Indian Association building, at Balestier Plain, yesterday, to hear a classical Indian music concert. The concert was one of the items in the programme of the City Day55 words
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Article30 1951-09-23 3 The Sultan of Brunei. H. H. Sultan Omar Saiffudin, arrived in Singapore by Qantas BOAC Constellation yesterday on his way back after a three-week pilgrimage to Mecca.30 words
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Article22 1951-09-23 3 Prayers for the prosperity of Singapore City were said in all mosques in the City at 1 p.m. yesterday.22 words
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Article75 1951-09-23 3 AS THE DUTCH, liner, M.V. Oranje, sailed from Its mooring* in Singapore harbour yesterday afternoon passengers aboard and bystanders ashore were surprised to see a helicopter circle above the ship several times at close ranfte as If it intended to land on the vessel. It then75 words
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Article, Illustration50 1951-09-23 4 Mr Ton Shu-- Him of 871 South Brid-e Road. •Singapore, wins thia week a Camera im?eUtion with his picture. "Ready For Sea Excursion Camera wed: Flexaret; Film: Plus X: Lens Stop: F 11: Speed: 1/100 (filter X3); time and place: Ponggol sea beach at about 8.30 p.m.50 words
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Article412 1951-09-23 4 BEDA LIM - BEDA LIM *y HAVE you ever wondered why broadcast^* I ns transmit on •different wave-lengths' ar different times of the day? Or why. at certain times r they change t. Lengths c.. which they broadcast iv: rv day? The reason Is tha; broadc dew412 words
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Article85 1951-09-23 4 How to beat them TKS rat population in the commercial city of Baltimore. Maryland, has been reduced from an estimated 400,000 In 1944 to 65.000. This large decrease was brought about by a programme of city-wide sanitation, rather than by the use of traps or poisons. To eliminate the85 words
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Article560 1951-09-23 4 the Law AND TOU —No. 2 By a lawyer rpHE questions which reached me last week Included the following: BEFORE THE WAR I BECAME THE TENANT OF A PIECE OF LAND. DURING THE OCCUPATION I BUILT A PLANK AND TILE HOUSE ON IT WITH PERMANENT FOUNDATIONS. MY LANDLORD NOW CLAIMS560 words
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Article, Illustration796 1951-09-23 4 ROBERT sriAPLEN - Abdul Rashid hope of the world ROBERT sriAPLEN By yWO svenrs k««p haunting m«. They took place far apart, one in Boston, Mass., Hie other in Kuala Lumpur, in the Federation of Malaya. The first got a lot of attention. A teen-age youth stood high over the City, teetering on796 words
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Miscellaneous243 1951-09-23 4 ACROSS Langcrhnns. (7) 4. 9 Day's work. (8. S. 6) 2 Whatever Is isn't clear. O> 10 They make an Income aoou- a Grotesque lean (7). where. (S). 4 That la Rom Id t£e oarty. (0) 11 Home of a ouraed lot of fear*- s A iwaet strl, with CTOO243 words
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Article73 1951-09-23 5 The Sikh community in Singapore yesterday celebrated City Day with a prayer meeting at the central Sikh temple at Queen Street. Hymns were sung by the congregation to wish long and prosperous life for the City of Singapore. The poor were fed and a message73 words
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Article284 1951-09-23 5 AT the supremo moment, A when the crowd stood still and the Governor of Singapore, at the King's Command, handed over the Royal Charter which raised the Town to a City, and everyone's heart filled with pride, thus is what some of our Municipal Commissioners the284 words
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Article331 1951-09-23 5 'Trickery 9 to get food, supplies KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. UANDITS throughout the Federation arc now beginning to stagger under the fuH impact of "Operation Starvation", a spokesman of the staff of the Director of Operations said today. Gangs of starving bandits are being forced to leave331 words
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Article96 1951-09-23 5 SINGAPORE CITY Prex sident. Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, yesterday paid tribute to the Kadayanallur Muslim League for their contributions to the social and cultural activities in Singapore. He was speaking at the opening ceremony of the arch erected by the League io Cook Street,96 words
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Article168 1951-09-23 5 T^Hfi Royal Air Force, scene stealers at many a Singapore pageant, stole the crowds' cheers again last night, when a high flying Sunderland dropped 16 parachute flares In perfect formation across the Outer Roads at the peak of the procession, which bathed the whole168 words
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Article, Illustration162 1951-09-23 5 THESE TWO WERE THE HAPPIEST Sunday Tmw«j StaW Reporter "TWO of the pfoude>t, and happi«it people watching the ceremony of Hie presentation of the Charter yesterday were 10 year-old Jessie Sng, the daughter of a Municipal employee, and 12-year ord S. Rangarajulu a pupil of Can Eng Seng school, Singapore.162 words
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Article227 1951-09-23 5 MESSAGES of greeting and goodwill were received in Singapore from the following: The Canadian Government; the City of Norwich; the City of Sheffield; the President of the Annual Conference, Association of Municipal Corporations in England, Wales and Northern Ireland; the City of Leeds; the City of Oxford;227 words
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Article27 1951-09-23 5 Mr. Hudson Fysh, chairman and Managing Director of Qantas Empire Airways, will arrive in Singapore tomorrow on his way back to Sydney from London.27 words
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Article116 1951-09-23 5 THOUSANDS of people out celebrating City Day craned their necks upwards. And the thing they saw was a RAP helicopter carrying ;he Singapore Traffic Polier Chi?f, Mr. W. R. M. Haxworlh. Purpose of the flight, said Mr. Haxworth. was to keep a watch on the city below and116 words
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Advertisement47 1951-09-23 5 Its not too early to think of Christmas Food Parcels.! Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. '2 ILI O TO KWANG HEN© goldsmiths in name IU'AIE^T FASHIONi %JJ ESIGiNED BY FlltSiV CLASS CRAFTSMEN KWANG NEHO LTD. No. 68, South Bridge Road, Singapore. PHONIt 4478. (GOLDSMITHS JEWELLERS) 'A W47 words
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Article541 1951-09-23 6 So you want to be a magician... T)0 you know how a conjurer pulls a .white handkerchief through his fist so that it conies out red? This is how you do it. You require one ••vanisher"— an eggkhaped container which Fou "load" with a red fcandkerchief. The vanisher is attached541 words
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Article, Illustration111 1951-09-23 6 Hhen tad-t, of the Mala>an Air Training Corpi. Sinsapore. visited England for the tenth anniversary parade of the A.T.C. they were taken on a flying tour of England by the Royal Air Force. They are seen here signing th« visitors 1 book of the Mayor of111 words
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Article556 1951-09-23 6 Francis Douglas - R UGGEDIZING A ROTA TEE Francis Douglas by gOUND the tocsin! To the barricades! Another assault on the language is under way. As is frequently the case, the attack has been launched by the military men. A correspondent In Korea wrote that a soldier was returning home under the rotation556 words
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Article, Illustration644 1951-09-23 6 BILLY BUDD - BILLY BUDD By 'UyENT along to see one of my oldest and closest Malayan friends the other day. George, a burok monkey, first entered my life as a pathetic little scrap cowering into the leaves of my only tree. Together we survived his rather turbulent adolescence.644 words
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Advertisement114 1951-09-23 6 W hen you need aspirin ~^§^\23f*j[!/ better take a ff^3i le^f^v/ 'DISPRIN' /^^PP%|.7 There arc timosO' t^W when all women Deed aspirin, h is then that the advantages of Disprin are fully appreciated. Because it dissolves, c Disprin enters the svstcm more rapidly, bringing relief quickly and without the likelihood114 words
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Article, Illustration316 1951-09-23 7 A beautiful girl in beautiful clothes A controversial Press personality reappears 'for a short season' to present the new autumn clothes. A FABULOUS person, in a fabuloua gown Barbara Cpalen— the girl whose picture* stirred up a fashion fuss in Britain from women in Land's End to316 words
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Article1160 1951-09-23 7 Jane Lee - Jane Lee HUMAN CASEBOOK by ARE you shy? Do you dread walking info a room full of people? Would you rather stay at home with a book than go to a party where you are likely to meet a lot of new faces? If so, it's high1,160 words
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Article, Illustration58 1951-09-23 7 "Am Fr»»ce" by CevntabM k- Urge '"Hy-jwjy" colta* ai»4 Madeleina Vramenr's three-quarter-length sable-cloth coat has a stnaH sfand-np cottar and double half sleeves forming a lirrl* cape over Hie shoulder* fArev Imincncc is tkc name of this sweeping ensemble ee*i*»ed by CHarles Creed "Up ailgnm." rtila h«r58 words
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Article, Illustration164 1951-09-23 8 AT MIDNIGHT. tx month a»o, when tlii? encyclopaedia ended. Princess Margaret waa In the arms of her < scort, Billy Wallace. CUncing to the tune "Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend. The Princess was spending evening in a thoroughly 1 way. She was at a biu party164 words
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Article, Illustration1337 1951-09-23 8 A thousand guests, two bands a gush of champagne —ft was 'just an Informal affair. WMM f Wm WAH ■B' l |L Jr!lZj Evening in the life of a personality Mayoress or Romsey. who got a great cheer from the crowd as they arrived in a1,337 words
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Advertisement323 1951-09-23 8 /^p THE TWOFOLD WAY TO A V~ M^^yj A lovelier, Mrer ikln Oft t» you* U yoa- < ljSmBf^tn^O^S f^<w follow thil famoUl lttl< tf oW I\ K^hKp^ xC» /^y ming p nd< Tw c iw tj&^^j^&B^^ Every skin needs two aeamifcono fo#, "l\ P=^W J^^l deansin*, and one for323 words
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Article, Illustration386 1951-09-23 9 Raised voices at the Majestic KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. AFTER a heated five-hour meeting, which lasted until 1 a.m. today,, the Executive Committee of the United Malays National Organisation passed a vote of confidence in Tungku Abdul Rahman, president, and decided to ask all members386 words
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Article258 1951-09-23 9 WOMEN TO HELP IN M.C.A. DRAW EIFTEEN Singapore wo- men of various races will help to draw th« 86 winning prizes of the M.CA million-dollar lottery to b« held this evening at 8 p.m. at tht Happy World Stadium, Singapore. They aw Miss Corinna Wilson, Miss Rosa Shum, Dattn C.258 words
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Article44 1951-09-23 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat.Bus services operating between Singapore and Johore Bahru wer» crowded to capacity throughout today, taking thousands to view the City Day celebrations in Singapore. The Green Bus Company reinforced Its fleet of buses to cope with the traffic.44 words
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Article74 1951-09-23 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Set. The Johore Bahru District Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis in a report sent to the State Government says that it considers that the facilities, especially accommodation, now available at the General Hospital, Johore Bahru, are unable to cope with all types74 words
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Article72 1951-09-23 9 VI ORE THAN 1,000 Indians received the City President, Mr. T. P.F. McNeice, yesterday morning near the arch erected by the community in donnaught Drive. Mrs. Vilaslni Menon, Singapore Legislative Councillor, i md. Seletar) garlanded Mr. nr.d Mrs. McNeice, on behalf of the Indian community.72 words
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Article109 1951-09-23 9 rK CHINESE Association, Singapore. celebrated City Day yesterday with a buffet and dance at its premises in Serangoon Road. Th#» Singapore Teochew Lee Clan Mutual Help Association celebrated with a cocktail party in Grange Road. The Lam Soon Cannery Ltd. held a City Day luncheon at109 words
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51 1951-09-23 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Pong Nlm Loong, a Singapore lorry driver, was charged In the Police Court today with rash driving and causing the death of Chin See Lan. a middle-aged Chinese woman, on the Ayer Hltajn road. Pong was allowed ball In $500 pending51 words
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Article78 1951-09-23 9 IPOH, Sat. YOU will very soon be living normal and peaceful lives," laid Hie British Adviser, Perek. Mr. I. W. Blelloch, wtian he presented National Strvice badges re the Home Cuards of Pusing. He urged Hie people re be solid In their determination to guird the78 words
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Article76 1951-09-23 9 Tempi* gongs in every biff Chinese monastery and cloister, managed by the Singapore Buddhlat Federation, rang out loud and clear simultaneously at 11. a.m. yesterday In honour of City Day. Monks and nuns wore their richest robes as they did special devotions for th« day. The76 words
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Article356 1951-09-23 9 THI Esplanade was the centre of unprecedented crowds yesterday. They gathered there early in the afternoon to watch the Malay tea sports and other entertainments around the padang and stayed on right through the evening to gain positions for watching the sea dragon Thousands of356 words
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Article135 1951-09-23 9 Hundreds of people were at Clifford Pier yesterday to watch eight kolehs participating in the Malay community's City Day sea-sports. The koleh race started from inside the breakwaters, went round the breakwaters, thence to Tanjong Rhu Point, Rochore River Basin and back to the135 words
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124 1951-09-23 9 r^HE mass meeting of the Singapore Federation of Labour Unions at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday pledged the continued loyalty and support of Municipal labourers. The president, Mr. L. Plchalmuthu.. said: "Later, this City will have a Major. Inorde^ha^h^Mayoyn^ this City, he should be elected by them124 words
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135 1951-09-23 9 Bandits shoot engineer at telephone TWENTY TWO YEAR OLD DennU Michad 0 Donahue mining engineer attached to Messrs. Osborne 8r Chap pel, Mining and Consulting Engineers. Ipoh, was killed time morning at Lahat five miles our off Ipoh. Mr. ODonahue who hitd come out from England i»u than a year135 words
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Article124 1951-09-23 9 FIRST NEW CITIZENS ARE GIRLS SINGAPORE City's first two w newly-born citizens nonchalantly stretched, yawned and regarded the world with a singular lack of Interest at 8.35 o'clock yesterday morning. They were two Chines* girls, born at the Kandang Kerbau Hospital one minute after Singapore was officially proclaimed a City.124 words
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Advertisement171 1951-09-23 9 •I *k *kJtH fes -WONDER WHEELS N? 6 >j3SSw^2k Hercules cycles ISjSS^ l 1 riumphcd in these Jsr£^j (ow^J~! n ntu m t fe> strenuous tests The breaking of Records is ■WJEr WrJJ^S^ Wf R the most testing trial to sZf^J which a bicycle can be put. uffiffiifiJ In five171 words
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Advertisement19 1951-09-23 9 BRA-SLIPS l^ RAYON CRfiPE PINK, WHITE BLACK COCKTAIL LENGTH $35.50 EVENING LENGTH $38.90 nylom i^rgKfp JM*~ s p SINGAPORE19 words
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Article20 1951-09-23 10 MR. LEE SHIN ON and Inmily th.mk iill friends and rela mWfmrr. wreaths, loan oi cndiincc :it the i20 words
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Article552 1951-09-23 10 AM sorry there are so few Europeans present here." said Mr McHugh at the inaugural meeting of the Independence of Malaya Party last Sunday. It was. indeed, a matter for regret But Europeans are bound to be a little suspicious about that word "independence It strikes unpleasant552 words
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Article, Illustration1522 1951-09-23 10 MacDONALD HAILS SINGAPORE'S SPIRIT OF BROTHERHOOD BETWEEN RACES Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, the CommissionerGeneral, last night proposed the toast at the banquet in the Victoria Memorial Hall in honour of the grant of the Royal Charter incorporating the town of Singapore as1,522 words
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Article887 1951-09-23 10 IT is a pity ihat some of our leaders cannot find the time to practise the art of public speaking. I was one of those who listened to the broadcast of the I.M.P. inaugural meeting. It was the first time I had had the opportunity of hearing887 words
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Advertisement468 1951-09-23 10 CLASSIFIED ADS. WOOP: On Sept. 20th. at Youn<:b(rt; Memorial Hospital. Singapore, to K;iv. wife of Glenn A Wood, a daughter, Allanr 1 1 SITI MMINs \\< \VI WAN nn O.rKliictor lor Rubbei In North I I <>r larj .-.nd allowance* in tc■i pj fa. rates. Provident Fund. Apply Box No468 words
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Advertisement8 1951-09-23 10 V^ Sw T tl W- f\J PL^^^p^^^i^^ s~~8 words
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Advertisement48 1951-09-23 10 I HOSE who are happy do not m^j observe how time goes by When one Is happily downing a glass of Tiger, clock-watching is decidedly out of the Question; a timepiece (trusty or otherwise) is not essential to the recognition of that admirable dictum: Time for a Tiger"!48 words
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Article, Illustration318 1951-09-23 11 "y*HE Lord Mayor of London, Sir Denys Lowson, in a City Day broadcast to Singapore over the 8.8.C. last night said that Singapore's proud place in the world today was the result of the foint efforts of men of many318 words
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Article490 1951-09-23 11 ]N GRANTING the Charter which raised Singapore town to City status, the King \uis satisfied that the leadJne citizens of Singapore. through their Municipali l( i r.v coulci, and 1 i -charged their res- ibilitles, the Governor of pore, Sir Franklin Gimid when he hanced490 words
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Article84 1951-09-23 11 Hundreds of people had a>» aerial view of the City Day celebrations In Singapore yesterday. The Royal Singapore Flying Club had four aircraft continuously In the air from 9 a.m. till dusk and took about 300 people up for sevenminute and 15-mlnute Joyflights over the84 words
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Article46 1951-09-23 11 Inmates of the Salvation Army's children's homes throughout the island were given special breakfast and chicken curry tiffin yesterday. The children also received presents, and those at the girls' home In Oxley Road were taken on a motor tour of the City.46 words
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Article27 1951-09-23 11 Mr. T. Vander Gaast, of the Economic Affairs Secretariat, and Mrs. Vander Gaast returned to Singapore by Qantas-BOAC constellation yesterday after leave in Britain.27 words
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Article339 1951-09-23 11 CITIZENS TOLD: BE ALIVE' AN appeal to the citizens of Singapore as a whole to take "a real individual interest In public affairs" was made by the President of the City Council, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, speaking at yesterday's Charter presentation ceremony. Mr. MuNeice called on the people to339 words
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Article44 1951-09-23 11 JOHORE BAHRU. S a t— A Danel of three police officers, with Mr. Powell Evans. OSPC. Kluang. presiding, is inquiring Into circumstances which led to several men of a lunele training unit at the Tampoi Camp beiner absent from parade on Tuesday.44 words
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Miscellaneous178 1951-09-23 11 TODAY'S RADIO Singapore Alma Day: The Green Howards celjbrate their flh»f Bttttrfionour Bam -Good Moruina"- 030 93 w "s": 9"« 'TMRtinental ■•MusfrS" Ro^d Ifi' Ne^ Touch"; 10 David Qri&mne Enfmm K L W*os Radio Doctor 103 "W s r S "tturlSfSSf^Sir; |0.50 Army); 10.30 "Latin America on the Air"; ll178 words
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Article703 1951-09-23 12 THE title of th« fourth talk in tht series "Parliamentary Work" in "The Speaker's Eye" and "The Ear of the House". Kenneth Boswell, wh» is a recognised authority on the workings of Parliament, hai already in this seriet discussed what Parliament meant and how703 words
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Article892 1951-09-23 12 Beverley Baxter - LOVE DEATH IN THE MOUNTAINS Beverley Baxter, by M.P. ALT AUSSEE, Austris. fyjOONRISE in th« Alp* is something to r*m*mb«T. T» watch the Silver radianc* ilium* th* mountain top and then see th* moon swetp into view, with its faithful satellite, the Evening Star, in attendance and to mark the892 words
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Article, Illustration11 1951-09-23 12 HOBBY MADE HIM A FORTUNE —Fret Press11 words
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Advertisement540 1951-09-23 12 y'-^ <l I£ARN AT HOME THC MACTICAL WAT J Radio, to-day'i grtatwt prof«u«o«, w««h trained MM Ffsl j£ urgently. Radio repair anginas*. Mxmd Wmiciaat, fc_^*\^ [^y'P broadcast angina*™, axacutivM, ate, bif I TS^ demand. Vet* naw field* o* opporh«i»f opwim§ "1 up in televYon, aisctroflic*. ate MP^f ,<A J WILL540 words
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Miscellaneous134 1951-09-23 12 Y Jy LIX [fvl [Mi Lnx t^ r^ AlJccsroa S 7 TfiSv'touPi^-v \\jZ?JTvLm\ /F\jf!^*x Tvt's^ttT^sr sound J pleased thslt paiom we whomped J WAIT— MV iMPATiEt^JT FtU-OW- *~N f f-'/N A f JJ4-H/T >^ l^2rsfW I/ A FUUL. aOTTLI THET QfVC HAHHY.'T'- THAR'S WtCHEKLV. v jE J''^' s^"^SV!l9r99y? TE mom&mtl134 words
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Article, Illustration204 1951-09-23 13 Maureen Mallal - It just keeps sailing along.... Maureen Mallal By PROVING that you just can't beat an old classic dead, comes the fabulous new M.G.M. version of the immortal Jerome KernOscar Hammerstein 11. nautical. "Show Boat." which was first filmed in 1929 and again In 1936. .c audiences need feu thai any204 words
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Article, Illustration565 1951-09-23 13 CELDOM in the history of show business in Singapore have we witnessed such scenes as those inside and outside the Capitol theatre on Tuesday night. There was a pitched battle between up and downstairs patrons to secure admission, and only after the arrival of the police was ord°r565 words
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Article359 1951-09-23 13 WHAT a fight it was! The film Oi the RobinsonTurpin re.u rn contest ftftt a good idea of the speeci and action of the fout which gave Sugar Ray back his title. As an Englishman I V vi.ci the final minute quite heartbreaking. Robinson smarhes away with359 words
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Article, Illustration106 1951-09-23 13 CAN you spot the star ln the "ghost" picture above? With Just a little concentration ycu should recognise him quit* •asily. Send your entries to "Spot That Star". Sunday Times. Singapore, to reach us not later than Thursday morning. Prises will be sent to the first four106 words
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Article, Illustration211 1951-09-23 13 rtIANNE BOWSER. Austra- h»r answer to the wild and ila'i Girl Of The Year, woolly "wolves" of SinjjaRuest of Columbia Films, la bat It works. the most volatile visitor ever to be Interviewed. Every one in town t» talk- Beautiful, but far from dumb, she has211 words
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Advertisement180 1951-09-23 13 idMim TIC. MOO AIR-CONDITIONED OPENS TODAY/ II A.M.— 1.4.">— 4.15— 4.41 9.30 P.M. ONLY THESE THREE COULD STOP THE TERROR THAT WAS SWEEPING OUT OF THE WEST! GIiNN EDMOND Pjfl^k f A FORD O'BRIEN j Ik Mf jvs RHONDA Fff FLEMING-Jv£r^ Redhead andTHE COWBOY AOION/ Ma Ml ACTION/ ISSTJOHN LUND180 words
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Advertisement272 1951-09-23 13 TODAY 5 TIMES 11 a.m.. 1.45 4.N. fi.3«. 9.30 p.m. YT Io«tm ond hm^t^^ot tvdoloh Valentino VMEJVtINOB^~wIR CajntU Ttiedtne T«l«. H5» at 9.20 p. m m Charity ff-»7 Premiere In aid of JBJ^k Fund under the J^W distinguished pat- < ronage of Lady xfif^^^n*sß^r\ Junction with th r g| Herbert272 words
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Article, Illustration134 1951-09-23 14 The scens after ri<e Covsrnsr arrived. With Mr. McNeice he salutes the National Anthem. Mr. MncDoneld *n4 the Chief Justice »n seen above right. ..c President of the City Council, Mr. T. f. F. McNcice =?c -v.ing a.- the opening of the arch erected by the134 words
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Article, Illustration20 1951-09-23 14 A little Euras v •.< lav ii'^': t h, has a chat to O.ie s; >!is .an.'aro men.20 words
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Advertisement200 1951-09-23 14 DATEJI ST^ S^^P S^ The Rolex Masterpiece This model is truly the most handsome and complete watch to ever bear the name Rolex and is offered with the impartial guarantee and certification of an official Swiss Government testing station, showing it has passed uncompromising tests which mark it as a200 words
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Advertisement50 1951-09-23 14 t lr l_ afc l^OfiN W mm Mm. m \3Q\\. I INi/UjTRiAL j m y \good^tear Pot^t^l Si.oT>-bsr for eo»y "m*efttoo r 5-jj 1 P RNELY MADE.. CON VENIENT. .SMARTLY DESICNED .J\r,^gj«nt2 jewtlrv J^ds- enduring richness because it id made w\th an overlay? or harairolleayl-^Kt/ tfoiu. GIAN SINGH'S j I50 words
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Article, Illustration694 1951-09-23 15 DOROTHY THATCHER on a wonderful ye*r LONDON: "fHERE is already a little nip in the air night and morning as we approach the end of this very wonderful London season, a seaton which will be recorded in British history as the busiest, most694 words
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Article481 1951-09-23 15 New lines with LIVER UJl'l'K the ever rising cost of living, It Is folly to ignore the high nutrative vaiue of liver merely on account of its (comparative) cheapness. Here are suggestions for its appearance at the table LIVER POT ROAST TO serve six people use a piece of liver481 words
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Article, Illustration615 1951-09-23 15 Careers for girls American style LOS ANCELES. Sat. JSJOW that Jersey Joe Walcott hat proved that a man of 37— «r It it nearer 47? can become a heavyweight boxing champion, anything can happen and out here it is happening. Do you vant to know what will be next In615 words
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Advertisement74 1951-09-23 15 [XSHAW FRCNCM K&&C3 COG MAC 639 The essence of discerning ho'p.tali»y. There is no f -er brandy. BORNEO j Mf yO^w _w I^E^_l Fgk _Wr/7__i__l /a Jfc. OKT. P^^sT^^r^^^B" W^F You'll find that Campbell's Cough Syru> gives you relief with the first dose CAMPBELL'S for coughs, bror.chitis and asthma. Small74 words
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Advertisement168 1951-09-23 15 A&wib* Crossword Puzzle To Many A Boon To kerosene Stove Users f SMOKELESS INTENSE HEAT (9 S fCZO) iS5i 1088 t^;??* II 1 *oSfi* 9 n a II3WB ASBESTOS UOMTIN6 4 A J|* RING &M INNER 37 TOf CRATI B&'&a PIRfORtfH) otL CONTAINER TUBI FUEL SAVES LONGER LIFE g ||&£si168 words
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Advertisement528 1951-09-23 16 Rheumatism and Backache Gone in 1 Week Flush Kidneys With Cystex and You'll Feel Fine Cystex the prescription of a famous Stoctw ends all troubles due to faulty kidney action In double quick t so, If you suffer from Rheumsturn. Sciatica, Neuritis. Lumbago, Backache. Nervousness, Leg Pains, Dizziness. Circles under528 words
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Advertisement172 1951-09-23 16 LEARN A \EW LANGUAGE by LINGUAPHONE First you listen, then you j find yourself speaking. Now ls the time to learn a new language by Linguaphonr Knowi°dSe of foreign language Is of -nit value to-day to those embarking on new careers and those looking forward to holidays abroad. With a172 words
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Advertisement387 1951-09-23 16 I l You're fashionVf dream-girl in maidenfbrmb q/* Chansonette... A firm, young, rounded ail 4 houette is fashion's id'-al and Chansonette gives you exactly, that! Circular stit< liing round* those pretiousV'iii \fs of yoursi •poked-center cups give wonderful accentuation! Choossj, Chansonette* today in your favorite faliric... Genuine .Maidenform bras■ieres are387 words
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Miscellaneous529 1951-09-23 16 Stars are choking THE heavens are full WgMgXHHHKKKK&RKU&B^M Onl those w ™ch start out of stars that are ttM^^Bßp^!r^^T2PS thl> ee or four times heavier r-hnkin<7 to death \si ill s mBT i~ L than the sun load the fast choKine: to aeatn BrT?*i i ftV live6>> whlch brln *>ut529 words
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Article, Illustration949 1951-09-23 17 BERNARD WICKSTEED - BERNARD WICKSTEED By Fall began when I read a long article in a monthly magazine on the evils of smoking. The article was chiefly made up of Interviews given by ex-smokers who all extolled the blessed benefits to be obtained by abstaining from the fragrant weed.949 words
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Article, Illustration816 1951-09-23 17 MOTORING IN iMALAYA NO wonder the Insurance companies are a little tour, and not keen on new car business. Anyone who stops to consider the fantastic charges for simple repair Jobs that seem to be regarded as Inevitable out here will very soon see that there can be816 words
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Advertisement222 1951-09-23 17 ALL OVER THE WORLD s^sw s Mm $3 1 I^^Ssk. L Good mornings begin with Gillette The lads in the land of the thistle Were once gravely troubled with bristle, But now with the saving G?M U On Blue G illette shaving tVv and the comfort of using a blade222 words
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Advertisement267 1951-09-23 17 Nothing finer for your INDIGESTION] Am®*^ 18 INDIGESTION, flatulence, heartburn an*" sue 1 d' strcssin K symptoms of excess acid) o^llVvuu93 n tfie stomach are quickly corrected by DW Al[Jyf*ffaJ Witt's Antacid Powder. Th;s reliable familW |>]ip*^f_^^ medicine gives prolonged relief by spreading^ IsmK wwojJUS" a protective layer over the267 words
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Article, Illustration198 1951-09-23 18 Rugby genius was ignored by Wales LONDON. HOPES that any home country team will defear the South African rugby side, opening here on Oct. 10, depend on ability to play open football against a team reputed not to understand It. Size, severity and superb stamina of these Springboks will be198 words
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Article, Illustration781 1951-09-23 18 JAMES CONOLLY - JAMES CONOLLY Edited by |T looked lik« a nic« family tie up when BILLY LANE, the Brighton and Hove Albion manager, signed local boy BILL SOUTH. Bills young brother ALEX it also a Brighton professional. By a strange twist Bill .22) and Alex (20)781 words
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Article334 1951-09-23 18 McDonald bailey - McDonald bailey By DOCER BANNISTERS defeat by the Yugoslav Andrea Otenhajmer in the 1.500 metres at Belgrade is still being discussed in athletics circles. Bannister lost for the simple reason that Otenhajmer. on the day. was too good for him. It has been reported that Bannister334 words
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261 1951-09-23 18 JIMMY WILDE - JIMMY WILDE By ITORMER referee Teddy Waltham. British Boxing Board of Control secretary, who was in America as an official observer of the Turpin-Robinson fight. Is trying to negotiate some form of international agreement on universal boxing interests. Virtually he ls seeking to end261 words
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Advertisement183 1951-09-23 18 in the Eos* fly &^M*j*My****M^iMHß^BJ^Bf Z*^*' SkC57 'v<Rbbb J— /^HbBBBBb! j?'\A I'll fin film fIJ%iK jn)X f SINGAPORE BHARAT TO BANCKOK i BHARAT TO DELHI BHARAT TO CALCUTTA BHARAT TO PATNA BHARAT TO BENARES BHARAT TO LUCKNOW BHARAT TO KANPUR BHARAT TO ALLAHABAD Immediate ->mvjrd connections to Bombay Madras. Kaih~iir183 words
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Advertisement124 1951-09-23 18 Bicycles may look alike but only one make has the Lion mark! That is the sign of PHILLIPS —the sign of strength and fine workmanship. Everything in the Phillips Bicycle from its sturdy frame to its smart chromium plating and gleaming enamel —is made to last you lorger and serve124 words
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Miscellaneous87 1951-09-23 18 POPULAR CROSSWORD \<KOSS: 1 Forest; 5. Baited: 9. Totem; 10. Recoup; 11. Repair; 11 Beset; 14. Lord; 17. Ruthless JO. Yodel; 22. Yelps; 23. Baptism.'4. BerK; 26. Topaz; 29. Editions; 32. Note; 33 Twain; 35. Outrun: if Fetish; 37, Dents; 38, Geyser; 19. Stagei. DOWN: 1. Firmly: 2. Record 387 words
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Miscellaneous29 1951-09-23 18 cnr-swoRD RIM^EMaiASSEaIRSi Is i L E N T S_E aHtHnI UMuMsßp a v c m c n t s: |bU[i_ v B JBlniC^klsia mJßZßp|b¥iJbm SPORTING SAM By 1U«. W..tt«.29 words
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Article659 1951-09-23 19 Easy win for Civilians A GAINST a setting of colourful City Day decor- ations, the best of Singapore's civilian and services athletes provided a holiday crowd of more than 12,000 with a great treat of athletic feats on the Padang yesterday. Civilians, with a powerful659 words
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Article, Illustration88 1951-09-23 19 LIFE-SAVERS: Another batch of Singapore Liie-GuariJ corps cadets passed out under Instructor Foong Poh Chun a t the Mount Emily swimming pool recently for the Intermediate Certificate and Bronze Medallion and will become se nior members when they reach the age of 18. Front row (1 to r) Hung Yin*88 words
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Article394 1951-09-23 19 PROBABLES WIN K.L. RUGBY TRIAL KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. pROBABLES, with a very fastmoving threequarter line easily teat Possibles In Selangor f s first rugby 'rial on the Kuala Lumpur padang this evening by 14 points <a goal, one penalty uoal and two tries) to nil. Heavy rain this afternoon made394 words
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Article59 1951-09-23 19 IPOH. Sat:— Klnta District first team etised out Kuala Kangsar District by a short corner during extra time to enter the second round ol the Perak Inter-district hockey knock-out competition at Ipoh this evening. "The full time score was om-all Th:llainathan. Perak's centre-for-ward, scored for59 words
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Article239 1951-09-23 19 42 Royal Commandos 2 Singapore Engineers Regt. 1 EXTRA time decided the v final of the F.A.R.E.L.F. Cup in favour of 42 Commandos Royal Marine Commandos against Singapore Engineers Regiment at G.H.Q ground Tan&lin yesterday. The winning goal came in the opening minute of extra time239 words
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Article64 1951-09-23 19 PENANG, Sat. PENANG received their wont defeat at soccer this season when they went down to R.A.F. Malaya by- six goals to nil on the Victoria Green this evening. The game was one-sided throuchout and at the interval the R.A.F. led by fear goals through Gabbins.64 words
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Article544 1951-09-23 19 WITH a total collection of $5,036.66 for the last week, the Singapore Badminton Hall Fund has passed the $150,000 mark. Although this amount falls short by about $450,000 of the required sum, Mr. Lim Chuan Oeok, President of the Singapore Badminton Association, is confident that544 words
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Article159 1951-09-23 19 rPWENTY-YEAB-OLD Sulllman Awang of the Cosmopolitan Cycling Club, hot favourite for this afternoon's marathon grass track cyclinK race, showed hla superiority In the sprint events when he easily won the quarter and one mile events held on the Singapore Recreation Club yesterday. The programme of159 words
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481 1951-09-23 19 FIVE EIGHT - FIVE EIGHT By WITH the defeat of the Penang Sports Club Rugby Football team by the Penan* Recreation Club, a general levelling up in the game is seen in Penang. The P.S.C. have always been the mainstay of rugger in the settlement. They have481 words
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Article33 1951-09-23 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. /VrVING to heavy rain this aftwnoon, play was Impossible in the inter-Slate tennis tournament between Selangor and Perak which was to have been played on the S.C.R.C courts.33 words
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Article241 1951-09-23 19 Improve Your Speech and Writing in A Few Hours Are you content with the way you sPeafc and write? Are you sure that you are not making mistakes that cause people to underrate you? Thousands of men and women are handicapped because they make embarrassing241 words
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Advertisement260 1951-09-23 19 New.' Sparkling!! Terrific!!! See It.' You'll Marvel! It's Great/ The new Leonard is crammed with improvements you've always wished for! Typical top-niit-.h Leonard quality backed by 70 yean of refrie*rati«>ri "know-how" Best buy today! CRAMMED With Exciting LEONARD Features: Bit; elass-covt-red crisper for garden greens! Bin Frozen Food Chest Saves260 words
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Advertisement290 1951-09-23 19 A FREE BOOKLET "Word Mastery" Write to-day to The Regent' r institute ,Dept 449 L). Palace THE REGENT INSTITUTE Gate, London, W.B. England, for; a free copy of 'Word Mastery,"" (Dept. 449 L) Palace Gate, which contains full details Of the! London, W.B, England Effective English Course— including! the special290 words
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Article560 1951-09-23 20 LADIES FLAME DOES GOOD GALLOP Runs 3 furlongs in 38 seconds From EPSOM JEEP IPOH, Saturday. I her first time-making gallop since she began serious training for the Perak Gold Vase, Ladies Flame (Tjoa) skimmed over 3f. in 38 sec. on a rain-soaked track at Ipoh this morning. This daughter560 words
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Article, Illustration37 1951-09-23 20 Keith Mitchell, who won the 100 metres breast-stroke, 100 metres free-style and 2«0 metrea free-style event*, receiving one of his prize* from Mr*. A. W. FrlsbT at th« Raffles Institution's swimming carnival on Friday. Sunday TUnea picture.37 words
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Article78 1951-09-23 20 LONDON. Sat. NEWCASTLE I NITED'S diminutive inside forwanl llrnie Taylor, who liclpi-i them win the FA. (Up last sc.ison and cannot Rft a Pla«e in the League tc.im ndw. recently asked for ;i transfer. The manauer-dircrtor. SI in ScymoHr. has refused his request, however. Charlie (rows78 words
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Article179 1951-09-23 20 Kill a"i Malaya Cup ::d reserves i i Bingnpore 5 ar for ih. t the Col Jalan I m i'us evenl Oi 111 I hO 18, M'lthlah did not make the trip ye---1 ::d bia place will probably I Fong. final XI have not yet179 words
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Article37 1951-09-23 20 The mnal r > Badm.nton < be rel r, will be he.d in 1 on Oct. 20-l'l ana Oct.. I close on Oct. 5. All corr- mould be sent to the i: Mr. I. Peter. HQ.. c37 words
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Article178 1951-09-23 20 Judo club for Kuala Lumpur KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. CPECIAL courses in the "gentle art" of hurling big men about I ith ease are to be started in Kuala Lumpur shortly. An organising committee was appointed at a meeting of physical culturlsts yesterday to set up a ■Judo" Club for young178 words
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Article458 1951-09-23 20 \y EIGHTS for all ten races on Saturday, Sept. 29. first day of the Perak Turf Club's Autumn (Gold Vase) -'.in» are: ci. i,div. i-s&r. Str. I'ninsured 9.08 UecanUr 9\oo Ked Carnatloa 8.09 \e Regrets 8.96 Ladies Flame 8.05 Scotch Express 8.05 Best Bet 8.04 Byron458 words
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Article411 1951-09-23 20 Spore Civilians 3; Combined Services 1. DICTATING play most of the time after an uncertain start, Singapore Civilians proved their superiority over Combined Services with a well-deserved three-one win in a fast and thrilling hockey match on the Padang yesterday. A record crowd watched the411 words
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516 1951-09-23 20 70 Records at Tiger swimming carnival TEN records were set up In a card of 18 event? yesterday when the Tiger Swimming Club held ita third annual swimming gala at the Haw Par Swimming Pool, Pasir Panjang Road. Competition! waa keen throughout and competitors a* well m spectators thoroughly enjoyed516 words
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Article274 1951-09-23 20 FLLOWING are U.K. soccer results. ENGLISH LEAGUE— DiT. 1 A. Villa Liverpool 0 Burnley 1 Bolton. Charlton S Newcastle 0 Derby Co. 1 Blackpool 1 Fulham 1 W. Bromwioh 0 Huddersfield 1 Middlesbrough 0 Manchester C. Arsenal Preston Stoke J Sunderland Portsmouth 1 Tottenham 2 Manchester UReuter - 274 words
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Article87 1951-09-23 20 TAIPINO, Sat. DISPLAYING superior teamwork, "C" Squadron Fourth Hussars entered the final of the annual knockout soccer tourney for the Bayley Cup. beating the Talpina Indiani 4-1. Hussars dominated play and scored three goals in the first half through McLaughlan (2) and Rlckaby. In the second87 words
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Advertisement71 1951-09-23 20 Hg|H|CINE- KODAK Once again we have limited stocks available. If you have been waiting for the opportune moment to begin taking your own movies this is iH The 8 m.m. "Reliants" are available in two models. Both cameras feature four film speeds (including slow motion), sprocketlcss loading, built in exposure71 words
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Advertisement67 1951-09-23 20 YYWWy> S»N«APO«f Ptf4AN« PW«I $560.00 Y> C Ott-feTO-i J^tai^^iiMilfll till J■ M 4 F'* Tjh V^9k|t> I^lT^IM r^di London* royal parks- with S Piccadilly No. i factory- fresh from London. These fulJ Virginia cigarette* <jfl| SftLfi^^9 axe blended with the skill that has made the House of Carreras— Britain's t^S^^**™**^^**^67 words
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