The Straits Times, 14 October 1951
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Title Section31 1951-10-14 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Kditioa ol Th« Straits Tim«« Singapore Free Press No. 845. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS SINGAPORE 6 PHONE *****31 words
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Article, Illustration474 1951-10-14 1 But Britain makes offer to Egypt CAIRO, Saturday. QRITAIN strengthened her guard posts in the Suez Canal Zone today and ordered her troops to "shoot to kill" in case of any attack. Britain also ordered troop reinforcements into the Sudan and at the same timeReuter; UP; AP - 474 words
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Article161 1951-10-14 1 1000,000 WELCOMED PRINCESS TORONTO, Sat. TORONTO gave Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh the biggest and gaudiest welcome last night ever glve n British R yalty anywhere in the Commonwealth. Nearly 1.000.000 people turned out to greet the Royal couple in this biggest Eng-lish-speaking city in Canada. More thanUP - 161 words
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Article47 1951-10-14 1 MOSCOW, Sat.— The Red Star announced today tht death of Lieut. Oen. Nikolai Feklenko of the tank troops. Feklenko, 50, was a veteran leader of the Soviet forces in the 1938 battles against Japan in Mongolia and also in the war against Germany. U.P.UP - 47 words
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Article89 1951-10-14 1 GENEVA. Sat. Vampire bats are among the problems facing Dr. Ernest Tierkel of Philadelphia, who was nominated by the United Nations World Health Organization yesterday to undertake a survey of the rabies peril in Africa, the Middle East and South-East Asia. Dr. Tierkel ls Rabies Control89 words
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Article190 1951-10-14 1 LAS VEGAS, Saturday. DESIDENTS of this atom boom town will b« warned to "keep away from windows" when th« latest American tactical weapons are tested in tht big-scale operation "Desert Rock" in the Nevada desert next week. Some 5,000 United State* servicemen are taking partReuter - 190 words
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Article70 1951-10-14 1 TOKYO, Sat. THE people of |apan arc praying for a typhoon to ttrika their hornet. They hope that Hie typhoon, which it reported coming their way, will bring with it rain to solve Hie power-shortage. The Central Meteorological Observatory has announced that a typhoon may hit |apan70 words
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Article20 1951-10-14 1 BUENOS AIRES. Sat. Trade sources said yesterday that Argentina will resume meat shipments to England immediately.— A.P.AP - 20 words
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Article39 1951-10-14 1 HONG KONG, sat— Chung Yu-chiu, a landowner near Chihing, In North Kwangtung Province, accused by the Communists of being a "reactionary exploiter," was shot on Sept. 30. His son was the principal \».tness against him. A.P.AP - 39 words
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158 1951-10-14 1 TOKYO, Sat, EFFORTS to ruum* th» Korean true* talks In Panmuniom wera temporarily held up today as th« Reds alleged a new violation of the neutral area, and Allied officers flew to the seen* for an on-the-spot investigation. Tht fourth liaison session, plannedUP - 158 words
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Article, Illustration137 1951-10-14 1 Chinese girls rescue man in drain THREE young Chinese women, in fashionable cheongsams. leapt into a monsoon drain* in Queen Street last night to rescue an elderly European. The women were on their way home when they heard groans. They saw bloody and dishevelled man floundering in the halffull drain137 words
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Article44 1951-10-14 1 HANOI, Sat— French land and carrier-bused bomber planes swept down last night and early today to blast retreating Communist rebel columns in the Red River delta of Hanoi. A French communique said that napalm and rocket bombing was "highly efficient."— U.P.UP - 44 words
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Article36 1951-10-14 1 NEW DELHI, Sat.—Com-munist-occupied Tibet has not yet ratified the treaty with Communist China signed In Peking in May, and ls seeking modification of some of Its terms, according to the Times of India.— AP.AP; The Times - 36 words
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Article158 1951-10-14 1 NEW YORK, Sat. DERSIA for the first time 1 d-opped a hint today that she would welcome an informal attempt by the United Nations Security Council to get the negotiations going again in the Anglo-Iranian oil dispute. Th© deputy premier Hosseln Fateml. made it clear,158 words
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Article67 1951-10-14 1 JAKARTA, Sat.— The Indonesian Government is contemplating restricting the free movement* and activities of foreign diplomats assigned to Indonesia in line with the degree of freedom enjoyed by Indonesian diplomats abroad. It was understood that the measure was purely of a "reclprocatlve" nature as tht Indonesian67 words
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722 1951-10-14 1 'Public is no longer interested' KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE Federation Government and the Army today lifte< 1 the "ban" on the reporting of news of the bigges manhunt in the history of the Emergency in this country -—a ban which had never been imposed.722 words
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Article75 1951-10-14 1 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. A Johore police patrol has picked up a Japanese who was living with a Chi•nese tapper in a jungle area in South Johore. The Japanese is believed to be a former member of the Japanese air force. What he has been doing all75 words
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Article772 1951-10-14 1 Malaya's biggest manhunt goes on KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. "fHE biggest manhunt of the Emergency for the killers of Sir Henry Curney still goes on m Malaya's thickest and most neutral jungle, and the men of four army regiments and a host of police are determined to do all they can772 words
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Article, Illustration1395 1951-10-14 2 R.J. Farrer, C.M. G - R.J. Farrer, C.M.G. Rmbi^mHbhii^lb&hj MHufl B^^fl i^K3yUl R^^h^hKS^^U^UHHl £ily|yi By "TRANSFERRED from I e'antan to Ipoh in February, 1919, as Chairman of the Sanitary Board, y I spent an unt -rce months in that [oh (-Tiy only service in the F.M.S.) and was t i to Singapore1,395 words
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Article, Illustration806 1951-10-14 2 SUNDAY. Oct. 7. AFTER hearing of the A tragic death of Sir Henry Gurney, the writer finds it difficult to set to work. A s far back as 1948 Sir Henry visited this district to attend a planters* meeting to discuss the emergency. He encouraged all present to806 words
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Advertisement88 1951-10-14 2 *Laaaaaf«CUaT^lafH aaaaaaaF^V s^]s\ \^HWr^^ No matter where Hercules cycles go they fre the most yfp IB W suitable for local conditions. This is because Hercules engineers arc constantly studying the special require- -VX/SLM Ji mems*of every country. Latest designs, finest quality JK &V JpSr^^^^. materials and matchless craftsmanship, bare vw\?88 words
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Advertisement315 1951-10-14 2 mmm Ml aaaaal ai^aV MD^ ETERNA'M3TIC No othet watch 'wimU iuel/ m moodily, as quietly, and with* vy oqj interruption v does the Elf m« 0 llatle. For oo other watch coo tain* (ha lnfeniooa patented hall hearing 0 winding principle. 16 COlirER QUAY MKARORS AA.I m -r •>.C Anchor315 words
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Article274 1951-10-14 3 CEVERAL Singapore Legislative Councillors and community leaders yesterday accepted the Government proposals for the Member System of administration for the Colony as a crucial character test for men in public life. How many Unofficial^ would be willing to take on full time jobs under the274 words
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Article, Illustration270 1951-10-14 3 University girls hail end of ragging Its silly MEWLY-EN ROLLED women students in the University of Malaya, who did not escape ragging during the past two weeks, yesterday praised the University for effectively putting an end to "one of the silliest traditions in the world." Ragging of freshmen stopped on270 words
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Article26 1951-10-14 3 MUAR. Sat.— For using a private car as a taxi, Shla Boon was fined $50 or two week-" imprisonment at Mi'? 126 words
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Article66 1951-10-14 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. MARY LEE, licencee of a public house In Johore Bahru, was fined $30 In the police court today for keeping her bar open after closing hours. Foon Kirn Mum, her employee, was fined $30 for falltng to close up the bar. Both66 words
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Article45 1951-10-14 3 MUAR, Sat, Soh Heng Yew, aged 55. alleged to have stolen a wrist watch, valued at $35, belonging to Ong Lai Watt at the tod. milestone, Jalan Bakrl, was acquitted and discharged at Muar. The prosecution withdrew the case against him.45 words
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Article310 1951-10-14 3 f^ CHANCE in the leadership of the Labour Party of Singapore may take place after the Party's annual conference next Sunday, when a stormy session is An open clash between different groupi in the party— not the leftUti or the rightists—may end In the election310 words
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Article, Illustration43 1951-10-14 3 MR. JAMES TAN MENC YONC, son of the late Mr. Peter Alt Seng, who was married to Miss Justin* Teo Swee Mcc, eldest daughter of Mr. Paul Teo 800 Cfcit, at the Church of St». Peter and Paul. Singapore, yesterday— Sunday Times picture.43 words
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Article212 1951-10-14 3 But not enough to go round THE number of British bicycles imported into Singapore is insufficient to meet demand, leading importers of British bicycles in Singapore declared yesterday. I The total monthly import of British made bicycles Is 8,000, and importers said the demand has212 words
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Article126 1951-10-14 3 JAPANESE nationals who were in Malaya during the occupation may not be allowed to return here, It Is understood. x Once the Japanese peace treaty is ratified, and the Malayan Immigration Bill passed, applications from Japanese to enter the Colony may be treated in the126 words
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Advertisement345 1951-10-14 3 CANTEENS OF CUTLERY E.P.N.S. Best Quality (Sheffield Make) ■Jkr it )M Churchill de Luxe 127 pieces tor 12 persons with Fish Eaters. No. 4010 Canteen— 79 8 4010 —61 ft n Fslkirk Canteen 59 6 Stafford —63 8 Lincoln a —38 6 Kendal —30 Hove —26 and General E.P.N.S. Wares345 words
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Advertisement316 1951-10-14 3 m The Ught way is the right way in shirts with men who like their comfort— and what man doesn't! Wings takes the ounces out, keeps the good looks in. We have a -sky-full of fabrics, styles* colors in sport models to make leisure hours more fun this summer, and316 words
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Miscellaneous193 1951-10-14 3 TODAY'S RADIO SINGAPORE D»vW Orenvill* Ensemble; 9 a.m. "Good Morning"; 9.30 "J 0 10 M •Musical Round-Ui>"; 10 New EP" o*™0 (Anglican); v close, from K.L.; 10.05 Radio Doctor; SRC* 10.15 "Interlude from Hawaii"; 10.30 "Latin America on the Air": 7.15 a.m. Sports Review; 7.46 11 "The Man in Black";193 words
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Article652 1951-10-14 4 I By a lawyer A CORRESPONDENT I A writes me this week that, on City Day, he i was pushed off a bus by a policeman, and he Inquires if he has any redress for this assault. His letter reveals a belief, which is widespread In652 words
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787 1951-10-14 4 OUR LAWYER WRITES ABOUT 'AN ASTONISHING STATE OF AFFAIRS' |T is an astonishing state of affairs that, in Malaya to-day, a man can by his will confer a princely endowment on a concubine or a charity and leave his family destitute. It787 words
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101 1951-10-14 4 ENGINE-driver B. Walton of Lincolnshire, Englund, has been given a bonus of £2 2s. 504 .ponee for saving an express train, with 500 people aboard, from a crash. The award was announced by British Railways. They said that, on the sth of101 words
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Article, Illustration722 1951-10-14 4 Patrick Keith - Patrick Keith by 1 ANE of the most surprising things about Mr. M. P. Rajagopal is his stubbornness. He looks the type that Is easily pushed around. But he Is not. Mr. Rajagopal gave a sensational display of this stubbornness at the recent Malayan Trade Union722 words
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Advertisement116 1951-10-14 4 VAUX-« If VAUXHALL n n^ [ru rLn fcTl ID 1 "iwT fiTIS HfrTl I 0 J Bryicreem keeps your hair right in the picture For soft, lustrous hair, use Bryicreem For handsome, healthy hair, JHB|^ use Bryicreem! Bryicreem makes your appearance a smart one, 6 wherever you go, whatever you116 words
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Article189 1951-10-14 5 BANDIT CHIEF KILLED KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A $10,000 bandit, who was A one of the most efficient and ruthless collectors for bandit funds, was killed by security forces yesterday. His death means a loss of many thousands of dollars to bandit coffers, for he was the mainspring of a bandit-col-lecting'189 words
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Article, Illustration329 1951-10-14 5 Negotiations deadlocked once again KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. fHE Malayan Railway Traffic Operating Union started "working to rule" from noon today, exactly 40 minutes after their negotiations with Government on salaries ended in a "deadlock" for a second time. The deadlock occurred over the interpretation of329 words
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Article83 1951-10-14 5 AN international baby show in aid of the C.V.M.A. fKatong) Clubhouse Fund will be held at the Katong Convent between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Nov| 3 and 4. A panel of six doctors and 18 nurses will Judge. The entry fee is $1. about 5083 words
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Article42 1951-10-14 5 SEGAMAT, Sat.— "lt was my grandson's birthday and I was taking this as a small present to make cakes with." said Goh Heck, charged at Segamat with taking pulot rice out of a food restricted area. He was fined $25.42 words
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Article, Illustration183 1951-10-14 5 gCOTLAND'S universities will be brought to mind and auld acquaintances remembered in Singapore, when more than 70 graduates of Scottish universities assemble for their 42nd annual dinner at the Capitol Blue Room on Oct. 30 at 8 p.m. Graduates lncludt businessmen, doctor*, lawyer*, dentists, engineers,183 words
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Article74 1951-10-14 5 ALBERT WAS NAMED BEST PRIVATE rO hundred youngsters, unable to take an active part in the Boys' Brigade because they are under twelve, yesterday did the next best thing by watching the 7th. Singapore Company go through their paces at the Company's 13th Annual Inspection, at th« St Andrew's School74 words
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118 1951-10-14 5 SPONTANEOUS combustion and not sabotage is said to have been the cause of the million dollar fire at goaown in Head Street Singapore on Friday night. Flremea from Central Fire Station, working in shifta throughout the night, assisted In salvage operations yesterday. The godown. a118 words
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Article177 1951-10-14 5 FE Singapore rubber market was dull and featureless yesterday with only a small turnover. .At the quiet close, October first-grade stood at SIW/i a lb. buyers, half-a-cent below Friday's close. Business done during day was around Friday's closing prices. Closing price* yesterday were. In cents per lb.: No.177 words
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Article241 1951-10-14 5 A great loss to the country* JOHORE BAHRU. Saturday. kJR. J. Falconer, the British Adviser, |ohore, and Mrs. Falconer, Mr. Justice Storr, Brigadier and Mrs. L H. Pugh and Dato and Datin H. E. MacKenzie, were among the congregation that filled St. Christopher's Church, Johore Bahru,241 words
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Article24 1951-10-14 5 IPOH. Sat.— The Ulu Kuanf area of Klnta will b P under curfew for one week from Oct 15 to 21.24 words
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Advertisement128 1951-10-14 5 1% COLD FILLED pen t pencil ensemble Exclusive Pneumjtie T SOLE AGENTS> Downstroke Filler! N. &3l S Ik BORNEO USE SKRIP" ONLY "fefimihd Sheaffer's New Writing Fluid -rj //JmlkAyk. "4711" Tosca Eau de Cologne C~J** S C" I*1 \ll JTv /lrk\W b en^' n 8 tne endianting fragrance >V^ Iy128 words
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Advertisement70 1951-10-14 5 aj IV: v °*s/ S v^V Meet your friends in our Lounge for Afternoon Tea it's cool and you'll like the menu, ton. Shop in the afternoon and be served quickly! Tea Lounge Orchard Rd. Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd, JOR D O N COMMERCIAL 30 CUBIC FEET REFRIGERATORS WITH70 words
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Article, Illustration1240 1951-10-14 6 MASSEY STANLEY - MASSEY STANLEY A goodwill mission succeeds at last! By SYDNEY, Sat. pOR once an Australian goodwill mission to Asia shows signs of (rearing fruit. Recently back from a tour of Japan and South-East Asia, Mr. R. G. Casey, External Affairs Minister, is pressine through1,240 words
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Article783 1951-10-14 6 BILLY BUDD - BILLY BUDD By %jyHO among us, hearing the terrible news last Saturday, could net have cried with the tormented Hamlet: Murder most foul, at in the best it is But this most foul, strange, and unnatural The minds of normal men cannot fathom such deeds. Something783 words
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Advertisement447 1951-10-14 6 BRUSH UP YOUR SMILE kH The young Udy who gives her teeth proper ca nmo is safeguarding her future good-looks. s~. V 3^^ Clean *c« h result from using the <9 U\w^ Wisdom Junior toothbrush regularly. Wisdom* K J o*vv£\ lylon tufts so des 'B ncd thai "11 awkward -4447 words
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Advertisement271 1951-10-14 6 JBbI gBBBBBBBBHMBWOMwMBBWh. Hair lends to lack luidre al "lho<>e certain times." Give yours an extra brushing at night. You'll look.itmartrr ferl better and, wiih the perfect sireanv Uned protection of MODESS, you'll face Ihe day with confidence! Mod ess gil MODEB3 ail i-U.st!c \jj ac:uiU&!e Sanitary Belt. Gives compU te271 words
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Article, Illustration740 1951-10-14 7 RICHARD JONES - RICHARD JONES THE REMARKABLE STORY OF HENRY FORD, CAR KINO, WHO HAD A PET THEORY ABOUT CRIME— By 11l always carried a gun. H« stocked up arm* and t«ar gat ro battle with th« unions. Ha took former criminals on his740 words
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Article, Illustration602 1951-10-14 7 KISSING CAN BE SO VERY COSTLY ACCORDING to MotionJX Picture expert*, a kin may cost anything from £2.000 to £3.000 today— before the war a W«i cost on an average only £750 —a rise of from £1.750 to £2,250. Eleven years ago the scene in which Tyrone Power kissed Linda602 words
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Advertisement289 1951-10-14 7 LOOK TO YOUR POCKET! LOOK FOR THIS! Patronise these Approved Shop* They cell at fair prleee In Me— The Siugapore Cold Storaf* Co* Ll4. Orchard Road, Singapore Measia Fltepatrk* Foa4 Supplies 00 Orchard Road, S'pora MrMra I.lm Khoon Henf 248/347 Orphard Road, Sport Mr«n Kirn Ann A Co. 24S Orchard289 words
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Advertisement341 1951-10-14 7 L^BBBBBBBB^DBBVjajfIpJSiHjjI^B^BBBBBBBBfSI UJLID& i 111 IIUP IN THE MORNING-^ T*mm' afc I -A«ata- r.DUn /K haY ftaai -atai a* «haa v«a f.r»U. fi W m aj af Ha? aarttaaj* db»t t» rfc. Mat at Mat \~Ml^ y Ikraat. m»»n lh at ia* i«n at Om -CT" •waal*. Cogtt tfw(a« ta* «*f341 words
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Article897 1951-10-14 8 PRIDE STEPPED IN LOVE FLEW OUT *Hi<Hiear^va<^wolIei^incnurTie<HisKle!!7 By Britain's popular romantic novelist WELL, here we are again to relate yet another disillusionment blacking out a road which was at at first completely sunlit, and which looked as if it would remain so until the end. This particular "lovt affair" (if897 words
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Article1106 1951-10-14 8 DON'T TAKE TEASING SERIOUSLY Jane Lee's Human Casebook I AM a girl of 18 and in love with my brother* beat friend. H« Tinted our houae regularly until my frienda and the other people In my home ataxted to teaae me. I found It very shameful. JANE LEE an-wert readers1,106 words
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Advertisement384 1951-10-14 8 Why success smiles on vital, vigorous people is no secret. Recuperative sleep at night gives them added energy every day. They relax contentedly on the luxurious comfort of Slumberland. In the hottest nights a Slumberland remains delightfully cool because fresh air circulates within the mattress from air vents. Feel the384 words
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Article98 1951-10-14 9 A.C.S.U. TO HOLD DANCE FOR FUNDS UNDER the patronage of Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, Com-missioner-General for SouthEast Asia, the Army Civil Service Union, Singapore, will hold a social-dance In aid of its building fund at the Raffles Hotel on Tuesday from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Mr. Lam Joon Kirn98 words
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Article396 1951-10-14 9 They 're more formal, too QUR Chinese cousins from Hong Kong arc her* this week taking a look at us and wondering at what they see and hear. They are the 60 members of the Hong Kong Trade Mission led by the "Ginger King,"396 words
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Article, Illustration48 1951-10-14 9 VwMty ii.men ano airwomen of the Singapore Fighter Control Unit, Malayaa Auxiliary Air Force, went flying yesterday in a Royal Air Fofce Valetta aircraft 41 Squadron far air experience. AJrcraftweaaa* Sheila Brlgp h her* teen frying her hand at tfcc co-pilor'i control* of H* aircraft, Hying over Karon*-48 words
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75 1951-10-14 9 Johore Bahru turns back ECAFE men JOHORE BAHRU. Sat TW O Nationalist Chinese delegate* to the SOAFE conference In Singapore were refused entry into Johore Bahru yesterday. Accompanied bj a well known resident of Singapore, the visitors were on slightseeing tour and hoped to see the Istana Besar and the75 words
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Article110 1951-10-14 9 .substations liable to load sheddins today: DAY Paair PaJijanj, Reformatory Road, Oxygen Factory, Creaaonite, St. Jamea, Miri Road. Sllat Road, Bnkit Pasoh, 8.A.T., Trafalgar Street, Prince Edward Road, Saro Street, Peoples Park, Nanson Road, Lam Soon OU Mills, Guan Hln, I.E. Network. River Valley Read, KiUlney Road. Orchard110 words
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Article160 1951-10-14 9 BEANS KEPT THE P.O.W.S HEALTHY The value of beans, groundnuts, yeast and plenty of green vegetables being added to a poor Asian diet could not be overestimated, commented Dr. Michael A. Woodruff, a former medical research officer in a prisoner of war camp at Changl, Singapore, and Dr. Dean A.160 words
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Article45 1951-10-14 9 The drive for Funds Committee of the Kiwi Members' League will hold a dance at the Raffles Hotel on Wednesday. Dancing will commence from 9 p.m. A limited number of ticket* are on sale and can be obtainable from members of the committee.45 words
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Article, Illustration171 1951-10-14 9 IN addition to starting medical, fir* fighting and air 1 raid precaution units in Singapore in case of war, Government should also form a volunteer transport section. This is suggested by a former Army transport contractor In the Colony. He says that If such a171 words
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Article47 1951-10-14 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Two police centres in Johore have their own cinemas, where pictures are screened once or twice weekly for members of the force, their wives and children. One centre is at the Police Depot Johore Bahru and the other at Kota Tlnggi.47 words
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Article34 1951-10-14 9 TAIPING, Sat.— The Taiplng branch of the Ex-Ser-vices Association of Malaya will hold Its annual reunion dinner for members and Jheir wires at the New Club on Nov. 10 at 9 p.m34 words
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Article149 1951-10-14 9 THE de HavMand Oomet, now grounded in Singapore because of tyre trouble, leaves on Its return flight to London on Tuesday morning, two days late. Captain M. R. Alderson, manager of the BOAC Comet Unit, told the Sunday Times that the new tyre being149 words
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Article156 1951-10-14 9 Japs slay in their rooms %jL/HILE most ECAFE delegates in Singapore found time yesterday to go sight-seeing or shopping in the city, the Russian delegation studied production methods a* the Metal Box Company of Malaya, at Woodlands. Travelling in a powerful car flying the Soviet flag156 words
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Article63 1951-10-14 9 THE Bishop of Singapore is not going away .as many Singapore parishioners were led to think when he advertised that he wished to sell his car. Its just that I want a new car that's all," the Rt. Rev. H. \V. Baines said63 words
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THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, OCT., 14, 1951.
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Article357 1951-10-14 10 THE patient old Uon has been having a bad time just lately. Tormented almost beyond endurance by a weeping, fainting premier in pyjamas, he is now having his whiskers tweaked by the Casino King. The Persian* have expelled the remaining British oil technicians from Abadan. The mighty357 words
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Article158 1951-10-14 10 'THE Chinese (or rather Formosan) delegates to the ECAFE conference had a happy evening on Wednesday. They went to a meeting at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and took part in celebrations which included the shouting of such slogans as "fight back to the mainland." Now these delegates158 words
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Article, Illustration3154 1951-10-14 10 ,THE D&4M*" MOUNTS, THE AGGRESSORS BEGIN TO WEAKEN FARLIEf? volumes have led us to the point where the aggressors, both in Europe and Asia, had been driven to the defensive. Stalingrad in February, 1943, marked the turn of the tide in Russia. By May3,154 words
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Advertisement520 1951-10-14 10 CLASSIFIED ADS. ENGAGKD: Frederick Brands aod Matlillde Gefken, Singapore October 14th, 1951. SITUATIONS VACANT LADY SU no/ Secretary required Chief Mechhnic.il Engineer's Office, Malayan Railway S'irtul. Phone ***** for particulars retarding salary and hours of duty. SITUATIONS WANTED CHINESE 27. wide experience In Cold Storage Provisions; seeks employment as counter-salesman,520 words
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396 1951-10-14 11 Senanayake lays foundation stone of sports club BEFORE a distinguished gathering of more than 800 people of all races, the Prime Minister of Ceylon, Mr. D. S. Senanayake laid the foundation stone of the $100,000 Ceylon Sports Club •—an international clvb at Balestier Road, yesterday. This was the second club396 words
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Article297 1951-10-14 11 -AND HE OPENS A MONASTERY WHILE Buddhist monks chanted verses from the Buddhist scriptures. Mr. Senanayake, yesterday mornIng opened the door of the new Buddhist monastery in St. Michaels Road with a $500 golden key which was later presented to him. Four hundred people, indudiA? the CommissionerGeneral. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald,297 words
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Article23 1951-10-14 11 MUAR, Sat. Fifteen cyclists, arrested at Sungei Mati for using their machines without a licence, were each fined $20 at Muar.23 words
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Article57 1951-10-14 11 Congressman John F Kennedy, Democrat from Massachusetts, together with his brother Robert and sister Patricia Is due to arrive in Singapore on Oct 24 on a semi-official round-the-world flight. The Kennedys wiil leave Singapore Oct. 27 for Jakarta. Mr. Kennedy Is the son of Mr. Joseph P57 words
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Article, Illustration221 1951-10-14 11 Chinese will star in Arts Theatre play THE first production of the newly-formed Singapore Arts Theatre, a theatre of all communities in Malaya, will have a Singapore Chinese for its leading man He Is 22-year-old Chew Hock Guan. programme assistant in Rediffuslon. and this will be the first time he221 words
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Article65 1951-10-14 11 gTUDENTS in a regional school in Singapore may be fined five cents if they are caught speaking to their friends In Chinese during school-hoars instead of English. The fines are imposed because teachers in the school want their students to improve their English. The fines65 words
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Article150 1951-10-14 11 IF Malay leaders, including Tengku Abdul Rahman, really want to help Malays, they should be bold enough to ask that the present system of education through the medium of Malay be scrapped and replaced by English. The Malay language should be learnt only as a subject, in order150 words
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Article93 1951-10-14 11 AN organised party of more than 300 Chinese fathered at Kallang Airport to welcome the Chinese Nationalist delegates to BCAFE and to give a demonstration of loyalty to the Nationalist Government. These are the very Chinese who are fighting and yelling for political rights in "this country. Let93 words
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Article158 1951-10-14 11 »pHE Citizens Committee, Batu Gajah, has notified the public that $10 is to be collected from every male person over 18 as a contribution towerds the fencing of Batu Oajah Town, and has given just one week in which to make payment. Does not, the Committee realise that a labourer158 words
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Article175 1951-10-14 11 WE Singaporeans should take pride in our new status and pledge ourselves to uphold and enhance the prestige of our new-born city. We should try to correct any misapprehension or dispel any Ignorance the outside world may have about us. We should tell the world that Singapore175 words
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Article197 1951-10-14 11 rpHE 1836 map of Singapore Town and Environs, removed from Raffles Museum and exhibited in the Municipal Board Room during City Week, is not the oldest available. An 1830 "Plan of Singapore Town by Lieut. Jackson" hangs in Raffles Library. It is about the same size as197 words
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Article90 1951-10-14 11 CEVEN applicants for the Rotary Foundation Fellowship were yesterday interviewed by a five-man selection board of the Rotary Club of Singapore. Four of the applicants were graduates of the University of Malaya and three were final-year students. The fellowship, worth U553,400; will enable the successful oaadidate to90 words
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Article109 1951-10-14 11 PAHANC MINER ON MURDER CHARGE KUANTAN. Sat. n ICHARD John Davies, 36, a miner of Sungei Lembing, Pahang, was charged with the murder of a Chinese, Leong Nang, in Sungei Lembing on Oct. 10, before the Kuantan Magistrate, Mr. D. F. Thomson, yesterday. Davies, who is an Auxiliary Policeman, was109 words
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Article126 1951-10-14 11 Brazier and Simpson back from UK I Will WB« MR. John Brazier, Trade Union Adviser Malaya, returned to Singapore yesterday after attending a conference in London of 30 trade union advisers and trade unionists from 22 British colonies and territories. Also at the conference were Singapore's Trade Union Adviser. Mr.126 words
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Article29 1951-10-14 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Yong Hock Chuan, a lorry driver, was fined $250 in the police court for offering a $20 bribe to a constable.29 words
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Advertisement586 1951-10-14 11 SOLE AUhMS i THE SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT CO., LTD. (INCORPORATED IN SINOAPORE) P. O. BOX 92. SINGAPORE f __W W\*\*& _W Hew-' f iSb£' hNhlw^ «jng WATSON MICROSCOPES ——————> —> ara of outstanding merit Handy al/pjirpose portable that's always at'y our fingertips! you* y>. J____W_mf_ur *> raH A BLESSING IN THE586 words
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Article, Illustration991 1951-10-14 12 THE AFTERMA TH Prototype jet in new film rcan now be revealed that through the co-opera-tion of th» Ministry of Supply, the prototype Vickers Supermarine 535 sweptwlng Jet fighter will be the fifth star of David Lean's new air film, "The Sound Barrier." The other four are Ralph Rlcriardson. NigelMildred Dlnnock - 991 words
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Article, Illustration110 1951-10-14 12 HERE'S another "itemt", pictmf la our "Spot' Th« Start" urlM S«e if; you cast pamto it out Four Mali priiet are! offered to r«ad«ra each week. Ifcttilj writ* the name of thi star on a postcard and tend to' Sunday Tina*, Singapore, to reach M not later110 words
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Advertisement281 1951-10-14 12 TAfJiV DAILY: ill v m m tm »,m P4M. TOP EXCITEMENT THRILLS! Alan PHYLLIS PAUL JAN LADD CALVERT STEWART STERLING fI^^BS^HsCBsS^itfBBWB^aBBS^V IPLUB !—i^— 1 "A TRIBUTE TO SIB HENRY GURNET* A Malayan Film Unit Featme I II TONIGHT at MIDNIGHT! "SHOULD THEY MARRY" in Mandarin starring LI U HWA HAJj281 words
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Advertisement189 1951-10-14 12 Today at t aj>. "WINCHESTER 78" SKY-SHATTERING DRAMA OF MARINE AIRDkVILS! C JOHMHMii Ummmm Pfw M.F. Unit' 1 "A TRIBUTE TO SIR HENRY GURNKT TODAY: a.m., 1 45, 4.M. 6.31 *.M NEXT CHANGE Aili Th GUH i? isSWeEt i/Jfr of/fi &M^H&W J THi STABLEI aSsßafSte^BsHss^außK^ B^'JBaßp^ KIRK DOUGLAS VS^JmHK^ VIRGINIA189 words
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Article, Illustration225 1951-10-14 13 ANOTHER PAGE OF PRIZE-WINNERS Al>ove. A Proud Malay Fisherman, Port Dickton, taken by Birr. Stelncke of Kuala Lumpur, who omits t« include details or full address. Above. Pagoda at Haw Par Villa, Singapore. Miniature camera. Cr««N filtei, F.P.3 film Speed 1/1000. Tafcen by F. S. Cfcan, 631 North225 words
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Miscellaneous105 1951-10-14 13 LI L [Si Ij<U Liz, Us! c:fe t J aV^AkJ' axAT I ffi'M K^t kj kjO AM aftfl 1/ <Jfc a. TWAS& EXACKL.V WHUT IT'S THCM H t-"o c f FOREST RANGCRS/i' I V Sa^l^ ftrY aji*-r*g r> i u-fF m Tt if^v ry'vPrh i- VrSfir Irflt iiT *^n rriPlT105 words
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Article, Illustration1129 1951-10-14 14 Beverley Baxter, M. P H dibs into the past VOT since) th« Abdication crisis has there been a t I m whan tha Royal Family to dominated tha naws. Each day tha people, of Britain hava waited for tha doctors 1 report of progress1,129 words
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Advertisement246 1951-10-14 14 The watch people ask for by nam«, l DATI II si^li.P^- riie Rolex'VasfprplcCß I his 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 passed246 words
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Advertisement167 1951-10-14 14 The Gift of the year the new N£W Pvemo* /Ml f J ie on l y p en Mjjf with the /Jit Htej'l Ml** about tht world's most //J M wealed gift pent The «rw Parker "31" V l/UnM r maV^ ao a new Aero-metric Ink turlF System and it's167 words
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Article82 1951-10-14 15 Spiritualist was agitated The raiders were in the nhop sluffxig bags with a variety cf precious stones When the police poimced. As the ftrit officers piled through the doorway, the gangsters drew revolvers and fired at point-bbnk range. Three efflcers fell dead. The cordon broke as the raiders shot their82 words
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Article, Illustration1141 1951-10-14 15 Remarkable rendezvous by Scotland Yard men This second article in our new series on the occult reveals how an empty cartridge case clip from a murderer's gun helped a medium to describe the famous Sidney Street Siege two days before it happened. The1,141 words
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Article50 1951-10-14 15 Refused to surrender Here they were besieged by the police and the famous "siege" developed. They refused to surrender and troops were called In. Eventually the house was burnt to the ground and the two men died m a holocaust of flames. The police removed their charred bodies— in coffins..50 words
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Article779 1951-10-14 15 MANNING BLACKWOOD - MANNING BLACKWOOD MOTORING IN MALAYA Ry poOR Mr. Haxworth still baring the dickens of a lob to net Singapore motorists to stack up double at light-controlled Junctions and he tells me that for some reason or other, our motoring fraternity just won't do It at all. Which779 words
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Advertisement104 1951-10-14 15 Sj^^ BOVRIL the concentrated goodness ot > prime lean beef, carfcsdog THE and .bringing out" the tall CONCENTRATED GOODNESS w*tat t Savour. Of PRIME LEAN BEEF -that's BOVRIL > BORNEO Lompanu -^L united tL 0 4^sj spPßiejsjsa^aw Hair groomed with Silvifix Hair Cream adds remaxkab-y to a mant sense of104 words
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Advertisement728 1951-10-14 15 1 F #^f """IPS! fww I had woken up with bad Sid suggested going out that Before I was even half way headache and felt a nasty cold night I felt so bad I thought through my correspondence I coming on. I should have to refuse. felt absolutely washed ->ut728 words
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Article760 1951-10-14 16 A READER writes: "Last evening In a rubber bridge game I was severely criticised by my partner for having opened the following hand with two diamonds Spade 4 2; heart A K 5; diamond A K 7 5 3; club A K 6 "As it happened, partner760 words
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Advertisement426 1951-10-14 16 iiiiiii for over 20 yean people have ■sed Alka-Seltzer for quick relief from acid indigestion and sour, upset stomach. Alka-Seltrer acts two ways, combining alkaline in* gredients to neutralize excess gastric acidity with an analgesic to relieve the headache so often caused by gastric distress. Millions daily find Alka-Seltzer so426 words
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Miscellaneous851 1951-10-14 16 SX M 4 a IBS) M V Km "~th week by ft. H./VAVIOJt fm mis week BAD Vftll FOR K%9n XUU W eek where money Is cob- TODAY. Better not see CAPRICORN (Dec. *1 cerned; don't overspend. too much of older people or Jan. 19): Relatives may m v 7851 words
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Article, Illustration1016 1951-10-14 17 NAT GUBBINS - NAT GUBBINS By 00 many p«opl« haw asked Old Moor* Cubbins, th« discr«dlt«d astrologer, who is going to win the General Election that he considers it hit duty to offer a forecast, however foolish. According to my ebaxts (he writes) Mars will be in the ascendant1,016 words
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Article530 1951-10-14 17 QNE of the most interesting highlights of the week is the story of the "Hurricane in Jamaica" which occurred as recently as August 17. This heartbreaking story of devastation and chaos by uncontrolled forces of nature is told by the people themselves; people who530 words
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Article230 1951-10-14 17 MOST Malays think that the people of a small State In Sumatra called Korinchl. can assume at will the form of a tiger. The possession of this power Is said to be Indicated by the absence of the furrow which ordinary men have on their upper lip.230 words
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Advertisement512 1951-10-14 17 "YOU.too.may be one of the MILLIONS who suffer from I VITAMIN&MINERAL^/fc/iAt? That is why you feel Worn out. Nervous Irritable, Have head- -aches, Lose Weight, Worry" v WB_J tHS* I >BB t i- a^sssi LsssssMk s^ai < i^F M sssVl a^sH Try this Proved Way Back to Health i Happiness512 words
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Advertisement245 1951-10-14 17 j^JS99^SbK^^(^Aßblb^B^B^B^B^Bßml^^ i *k aw GOLD FLAKE Sirtgoport: 80 per 35 c/s per /O's pacM. fkderafion: $2 05 per fin 40 ct& per It h pocket. AM et. Gold nib. Iridium tipped Mr \Sf wide choice for your hancVriting. Jt/ M/JM Alnkproof seal. Self-seal ng rap fll/ /mtJfJw prevents leaks or245 words
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Miscellaneous107 1951-10-14 17 CROSSWORD ACROSS: 1. Bagpipes; 6. Asps; 10. Any; 11. Upshot; 12. Scarps; 13. Pile; 14. Recipe; 16. Triple; 18. Raft; 19. Pairs; 20. Vary; 31. Glide; 32. Use; 23. Crane; 24. Tie; 26. Soars; 27. Cots: 28. Plane; 39. Tape; 30. Uphold; 32. Blreme; 34. Reap; 35. Editor; 36. Easels;107 words
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Article, Illustration1429 1951-10-14 18 Sinct his fight with Sugar Ray Robinson all sorts of rumours have been circulating regarding Randolph Turpin's retirement from the boxing ring. This week, in a special article, Turpin reveals, for the first time, details of his secret ambition to found a boxing club1,429 words
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Article, Illustration449 1951-10-14 18 McDonald barley - McDonald barley By British Sprint Chamn'on LONDON. A TOPIC which ha» been smouldering in athletics for some time has suddenly flared up and ont man three-miler Roy Beekett—is responsible. When Roy stated that he was giving up athletics because he couldn't afford to run. he was only449 words
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Miscellaneous8 1951-10-14 18 SPOBTDfO SAM .".7 .J. v By" Beg. Wootton8 words
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Article285 1951-10-14 19 ENGLISH LEAOLE— DIV. I Arsenal 1 Bwulty 0 Aston Villa 2 Manchester V 5 Blackpool 1 tharlton 2 Chelsea 1 W. BrMnwieh i Derby 4 Tottenham 2 Huddersheld X Newcastle 4 Liverpool 4 Fulham 0 Manchester C. 1 PresUa Portsmouth 5 MTiromgh 4 Sanderland 0 Stoke 1Reuter - 285 words
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Article89 1951-10-14 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. PTRIEB for the Selangor Malays badminton championships have been called. This year's tournament will include seven events. The date fixed for the commencement Of the tournament is Oct. 27. All entries should be sent to the secretary, Inche E. M. Omar, 138, Hale Road,89 words
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Article25 1951-10-14 19 Tengah Ist XV beat Singapore Police 6-0 and Tengah "A" XV lost against R.A.P. 'A' XV 11-3. Both games were played at Tengah.25 words
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Article57 1951-10-14 19 KTJALA LUMPUR, Sat—Playing without several of their regular players who were called out on duty at the last moment. Selangor Police were trounced at rugby this evening on the Blufl Road ground by the Selangor Club, who won by 26 points (one goal, six tries and one57 words
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Article31 1951-10-14 19 IRC. beat B.M H. by one goal to nil in a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday Kasslm scored the deciding goal In trie second half.31 words
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Article, Illustration299 1951-10-14 19 M .C.F.A. GUESTS) BEAT MALAYS Seang Teik, Don outstanding M.C.F.A. Touring X1... 3; Singapore Malays... 1. pLAYING as a combination for the first time, 1 M.C.F.A. touring side did well to defeat Singapore Malays by three goals to one at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The Chinese, who included three of299 words
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Article66 1951-10-14 19 LONDON, Bat. Mr Winston Churchill's racehorse. Colonist n has run his last race. The French-bred grey was injured when one of his plates worked loose and cut him In a race at Ooodwood In August. Trainer Walter Nlghtlngall said yesterday the horse will neverAP - 66 words
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Article62 1951-10-14 19 Malayan Chineae FeoUwQ ■■■■totfiir wiM Held their prebaMe Ho He Cop elcrm agatast Singapore A.FJt. at Jalan Besar Stadium today. Tke Uneup wttl be: Cha Chee Seng. Yip Chong Kan. Soh Teow Keng; Paag Seang Hack. Wee Hm> Leong, H* Hin Wen*.; C hnah Poh Beag,62 words
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Article73 1951-10-14 19 KL'ALA LUMPUR, B»t., CELANGORB first State trial provided a good standard of hockey although lt was not a thrilling game In which Colours and Whites drew two all an the Kuala Lumpur padang this evening. Selectors may have a difficult task in picking State73 words
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Article48 1951-10-14 19 Nee Soon Garrison scored six points (try by Lt. Thomas, penalty goal by Cpl. Raines) to S.C.C. M B'"s six points (two penalty goals by Wallan) at Nee Soon yesterday. A Garrison player was sent off the field a minute before ttane.48 words
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Article41 1951-10-14 19 SITIAWAN. Sat. Bar John Watson, manager of thr Cashwood Ayer Tawar Estates. Dlndlngs. who represented the Glasgow Rangers when he was playing at his best, has organised a Rangers' team in the Dlndings Soccer League for the Marrable-Bums Bhie!d.41 words
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280 1951-10-14 19 JLTAKING a spectacular run down the middle from his own 35. Leong Kok Wing, Raffles centre threequarter, dashed through between the posts for the third and last unconverted try when Raffles beat Victoria School by nine points to nil on the Victoria School280 words
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Article293 1951-10-14 19 SC.C. beat R.A.F. Seletar by six points (two penalties) to three (a penalty) in a rugger' game on the Pafang yesterday. That was really all that could be said of the game. It was probably the first rugger match that has been played on the293 words
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Article297 1951-10-14 19 PENANG, Sat. fAN Kin Hong, former Penang champion, created a major upset today when he beat Llm Ah Soo, conqueror of Ooi Teik Hock, In the semi-finals of the men's singles in this year's Penan* badminton championships at the Chung Ling Hall. Kin Hong297 words
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61 1951-10-14 19 JN a Services rugger match yesterday RASC "A" beat GHQ "A" six points (one penalty, one try) to nil. Col. Ken el i converted a penalty for the RASC in the first half. Jn the second half. Col. Kertell and Forfar after covering some good61 words
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Article64 1951-10-14 19 SEGAMAT. Sat.— At the annual general meeting, of the Segamat P.W.D. Sports Association held yesterday, the following were elected office bearers: Inche Abdul Hamld (ex-offlclo president); Mr. B. R. Femandes (hon. secretary); Inche Rasak bin Mohamed Yassln thon. treasurer); Committee: Messrs. T. B. Menon, John Itty, T. A.64 words
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Advertisement183 1951-10-14 19 ALL OVER THE WORLD Good mornings begin with Gillette The lads in the land of the thistle Were once gravely troubled with bristle, But now with the saving On Blue Gillette shaving and the comfort of using a blade sharp as a surgeon's scalpel in a Gillette razor razor and183 words
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1984 1951-10-14 20 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP Favourites dominate the day s racing From PEXANG, Saturday. rriMING his run to a nicety on Announce, jockey Herb Charles landed the 1 main sprint event to give owner Mr. W. McGregor Watt a doable at Batu Gantong racecourse today, opening day1,984 words
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Article, Illustration46 1951-10-14 20 A WELCOME addition to the Singapore Women's Hockey Association 1* their latest affiliate the Raffles Girls* School hooker team. Here they ar» with th« school's hockey mivtresf, Mrs. Maud* Scott (extreme left) and the tohoofo Sports Secretary, Miss I. R. Aetia (extreme right). —Sunday Times picture.46 words
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Article41 1951-10-14 20 TOTAL $379,800. FIRST *****7 $91,151 SECOND *****2 $45,571 THIRD *****9 $22,781 STARTERS ($5,064 each): Nos: *****0; *****2; *****5; *****6; *****1; *****8; *****6; *****5; *****7. CONSOLATION PRIZES ($2,278 each): Nos: *****5; *****2; *****5; *****6; *****7; *****4; *****8; *****4; *****8; *****8.41 words
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Article66 1951-10-14 20 IPOH, Sat. A HAT-TRICK by Inside right Noor Tasman enabled Selangor Malays to defeat Perak Malays three-one In a quarter-final of the Sultan Oold Cup competition today. The winners will meet Negrl Sembilan Malays In a seml-ftnal. Selangor forwards made every opportunity count and66 words
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Article352 1951-10-14 20 AA AM may send own team to Ceylon KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. IN the event of Singapore fielding a unit separately 1 for the sport* meeting between Ceylon, Pakistan India and Malaya In Colombo in February next year, the Amateur Athletic Association of Malaya will send its own contingent. This was352 words
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156 1951-10-14 20 EARLY UPSET IN SELANGOR BADMINTON KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. /~VNLY on* upset was recorded when the Selangor open badminton championships began here today. Seeded Miss Lee Keng 81m was defeated by Miss Phua Yoke'Chlng, last year's Junior runner-up in straight sets. With this victory Miss Phua entered the semi-finals of the156 words
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Article76 1951-10-14 20 IPOH, Sat. WITH the better set of forwards Colours beat Whites 3-0 in a Perak state hockey trial on the padang today. The first goal igas a gift, a defender hitting the ball In to the net when trying to clear. Mrs. Teh Gin Soot scored76 words
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Article29 1951-10-14 20 TAIPINO, Thurs.— Talping "A" qualified to meet Klnta "A" In the final of the annual Perak lnterdlstric; knockout hockey tourney yesterday by beating Talping "B"29 words
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Article27 1951-10-14 20 KLUANO, Sat.— The fourth annual athletic sports of India* schools In Kluang Dlstrlo will be held on Oct. 19. About 500 competitors will takf part.27 words
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Article254 1951-10-14 20 QUDAN haj been promoted •from 01. S to Cl. 1 accordlnf to a release from the Straits Racing Association Down from Cl. to Cl. I: Mandalay, Kalserlne, Prlnos Hugene. Enterprise, Mayfalr, King Arthur, Ar^os Lad, British Film. Picture House, Glorify, Tollana. The Factor, Flying Spirit.254 words
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