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Title Section16 1953-06-21 1 The Straits Times latest filettsate> in Malay* No. 932. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 1953. 15 CENTS16 words
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Article209 1953-06-21 1 74,687 another record THE NEWSPAPERS PEOPLE TRUST IUIALAYA'S National Newspapers continue to set up new records. Cattey Bateman, Incorporated Accountants, in a certificate dated June 17, 1953, state that the average net paid sale per issue of THE SUNDAY TIMES during May was 74,G«7 This was a new high mark209 words
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Article50 1953-06-21 1 MOMBASA, Sat— Wo more British and American love, gangster and cowboy movies for African kids and their folks. That was the ruling yesterday of the Mombasa Council of African elders in banning films that are doing "incalculable harm among the naive and Impressionable."— A.P.AP - 50 words
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Article32 1953-06-21 1 TOKYO. Sat. Communist China has agreed to ship 30,000 tons of coal and 100,000 tons of salt to Japan for payment in sterling, it is reported here. A.PAP - 32 words
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Article466 1953-06-21 1 Korean armistice has been delayed but not wrecked, says Washington Clark told: Release recaptured PoWs SEOUL, Saturday. SOUTH Korea has asked the United Nations Command to release all re captured anti-Communist prisoners turned loose by President Syngman Rhee and warned that these and all othersUP - 466 words
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Article, Illustration54 1953-06-21 1 The man on the trapeie is none other than Singapore's 57-year-old Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. L. BlyHie. Looking on it the acting superintendent of the Cimson School for Boys, Mr. E. N. Pillay. The picture was taken in the rccrea^on room of the sctiool54 words
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Article66 1953-06-21 1 A Singapore teacher, Mr. Teo Kok Tuan. won the first prize in the Telok Ayer Methodist Youth Fellowship story-telling contest last night. Second prize winner was Mr. L:ew Fook Van, a Singapore j Improvement Trust clerk. A 'student of the Anglo-Chinese School, Mr. Yeo Chee Heng, was66 words
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Article56 1953-06-21 1 A man was shot by a stray bullet from a dog shooter's rifle in Singapore late yesterday afternoon. The man, Albert Sett. 23. was getting out of a car at the junction of Sim's Avenue and Aljunled Road when he was shot. He was treated as56 words
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Article26 1953-06-21 1 BAGHDAD, Sat.— The Iraq Government issued a communique yesterday stating that seven Communist prisoners were killed in a Baghdad gaol mutiny on Thursday.— A.P.AP - 26 words
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Article35 1953-06-21 1 CAUX SUR MONTREUX, Switzerland, Sat. Dr. Frank Buchman opened the 1953 World Assembly for Moral Rearmament here yesterday on bis return from a seven- month visit to Asia and the Middle East— Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article33 1953-06-21 1 VIENNA, Sat.— Yugoslavs living near the Hungarian border yesterday reported that 600 wokers have been arrested following a walkout by the more than 20,000 employees of Budapest's steel works.— A.P.AP - 33 words
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Article202 1953-06-21 1 Your parents are to die NEW YORK, Saturday CIX-YEAR-OLD Robert Rosenberg did not know today that his parents, atom spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg had died m the efectric chair at Sing Sing ilast night The Rosenbergs died, silently and unemotionally, within 10 minutes ofReuter - 202 words
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Article98 1953-06-21 1 NEW YORK, Sat.— The Communist movement in Malaya "was never an honest nationalist rebellion, the New York Times said yesterday. "The gains that have been made (against it) are sood news," the newspaper said in a leading article. "The free world wants to be relieved of aReuter - 98 words
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Article53 1953-06-21 1 SEOUL, Sat.— The UN. Air force lost 19 aircraft this week the worst of the Korean war. Previous highest Allied loss was 16 for the week ended Feb. 11, 1952. Most of this week's losses were due to Communist antiaircraft guns. The Reds also lostAP - 53 words
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Article90 1953-06-21 1 BANGKOK. Sat. KING NORODOM of Cambobodia left Bangkok suddenly this afternoon with the intention, first reports said, of returning to his capital of Phnom Penh from where he fled one week ago. King Norodom left Bangkok by car In a dramatic move similar to thatReuter - 90 words
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Article, Illustration55 1953-06-21 1 This Malayan Auxiliary Air Force Cypsy Moth biplane crash-land -d ana turned upside-down in a field behind the Department of Bro.idratting's generating plant at |urong. Singapore, yesterday afternoon The pilot. Cadet Naysadurai. who was making a training flight from Tengah when his engine cut out. scrambled55 words
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Article100 1953-06-21 1 64 boats missing in storm MADRAS, Sat. 400 fishermen, n the crews of 64 fishing boats, yesterday were reported missing in violent storms off the coast of Southern India. Thajir boats, believed to have been blown out to sea by a gale and monsoons sweeping the area, are now tu<*AP - 100 words
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Article77 1953-06-21 1 CAIRO, Sat. Cheering thousands showered flowers on the new Egyptian President, Gen. Mohammed Naguib, and members of his cabinet yesterday as they drove through the streets of Cairo to celerrate the proclamation of a republic at the Hussins Mosque. The car, on the five-mile journey toUP - 77 words
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Article117 1953-06-21 1 SHEFFIELD, Sat. WITHIN a quarter of an hour of the start of tho match between Yorkshire and thr Australians hrro today, heavy rain stopped play with the Yorkshire score at 11 for no wicket. Play resumed after a break of 20 minutes. The pitch proved suchReuter - 117 words
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Article48 1953-06-21 1 LONDON, Sat.— The Dally Express today declared that Britain will explode the largest ever atom bomb early next year at Woomera, Australia. Britain's first atomic cxdlosion test took place last October at the Mont c Bello Islands, off the west coast of Australia. Reutrr.Reuter - 48 words
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Article456 1953-06-21 1 TELUK ANSON. Saturday. ABOUT a mite from the centre of this town, in Market Street, stands a 300 year old tree. And it is being talked about up and down the country It Is a binjad tree which i hundreds of people here be lieve456 words
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Advertisement144 1953-06-21 1 ICE CIMM>l4&j COLD STOOAGI f f CfC^S\ cniAMiotf lift /^^C. W*v*ojrwt W mm fw aC WW 3 »v/ovw^ d 2 for LONG PLAYING RECORD ENTHUSIASTS! The Sensational "REMINGTON" I 33 1/3 RPM LONG PLAYING RECORDS are coming, to Malaya Soon. They are taking the Pride of Place (or their Quality144 words
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Advertisement73 1953-06-21 1 I bbbT* I I j| i- iiMt jaw .aaafl X, II So Beautiful You Can Hardly Believe Sucb Lovrl\. «■> Lovely Lijm Are Really You" H*A MdLriZ n,t»u *i, J Hi ml fLA. S&cm£ >>r,gh, a^B Ml (o rmtur finutn mnd /Lurry axPSl^. If I ■^X Pmirrverf the prrttie* new73 words
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Article, Illustration2276 1953-06-21 2 Mianuis Frazcr - Mianuis Frazcr STAKf* Ifts IVKK- 6*uU- *«**> .(taf eMUrt* of oU «o£* By Mi. nuns I r;i/« r noulis' short sion writer and lnoa.l.asi, r joined the Education Service in 1948 as an I English master mi the Victoria School. Singapore. He in now an instructor2,276 words
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Article518 1953-06-21 2 BHWSJOV - BHWSJOV Is the world threatened hr iisks IS a new flood disaster threatening the world? According to experts the possibility that melting; glaciers could herald in the flooding of vast areas of the earth Is no mere fantasy. While th" threat still seems far away in time, scientists518 words
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Advertisement43 1953-06-21 2 STRONGf^% as a giant locomotive! v If prnilpc KtSifejjjT ■Oftil^ FINEST BICYCLE f^B/1 J^^\V BUILT TO-DAY Inft 1 aul /LnDgB^ l£rs thi Mao,", cycii WV 19 T. V. MITCHELL ft CO., LTD., OTO co ITO JJa IS BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE tIftMINGMAM. INGIANO V^^-_r-^43 words
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Advertisement264 1953-06-21 2 gives easier dearer fai lk writing Swan ink is made by expcn-.\j^gßa=a^^Kr long practised in the science of nuking ink that gives a perman- Vm ink tor an your ent record yet flows smoothly and ur \ting: then a freely from your pen and leaves a turn* btutr. clear, legible264 words
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295 1953-06-21 3 9 mini sexgapore. 7 from federation JHE prize of $5,000 in last week's Straits Times Charm Contest will be shared by 16 people nine from Singapore and seven from the Federation. Each will receive $312.50. The 16 winners agreed with the judges that295 words
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Article, Illustration53 1953-06-21 3 This picture of Singapore's Victoria Memorial Hall won the tint prize in the Britannia Club's Coronation photographic contest tor the Forces. It was taken by T. E. Hatwell. C.P.0.. Mess, H.M S Alert, Naval Base. The competition was organised by Miss Meadows and Miss C. V. Pattinson.53 words
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Article178 1953-06-21 3 OINGAPORE rubber market k3 continued quiet yesterday with little business reported and sellers holding off. July first grade closed at 68 cents a lb,, a quarter of a cent above Friday's closing price. The closing tone was steady. quiet. Closing price* yesterd.iy, in cent.' per pound178 words
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Article17 1953-06-21 3 The price of tin In Singapore yesterday was declared »t *349.75 a pirul. up $2.3717 words
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Article83 1953-06-21 3 Mr. Tan Chee Chong. a Singapore rubber merchant, has arranged for the circulation of British magazines through eißht Chinese girls' schools in the Colony. Copies of the weekly edition of The Times Th P Economist Sphere, Illustrated London News and Illustrated will be sent to83 words
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Article54 1953-06-21 3 FORT WORTH (Texas) Sat. I—A tremendous explosion I levelled Fort Worth fireworks storage plant o n the northwest outskirts of the city yesterday. No one was killed. One was injured. The blast damaged about 100 I houses in the residential area and stared grass fires In the54 words
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Article60 1953-06-21 3 Carrier man is fined $100 Lsaac Shlmm:ng s Porter, ol H.M s. Unicorn, was hnea $100 by the Singapore First Traffic Pol.cc Mag.sirate. Mr K. C. Hoffman, yt-sterday Porter pleaded gu.ltv' to dr.vine a ca r in Changi Ro a d on Friday without a licence or insurance. The court60 words
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Article59 1953-06-21 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Halimah binti Abdullah, 27, claims trlai when charged w.th having voCuntarilv caused hurt, to Aminah binti AbduClat and Ntrlah binti Salieh on June 18 at tne Bth mUe Puchone Road in the Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate's Court today. Bail of $300 wa s59 words
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Article177 1953-06-21 3 THE mystery man, who was found hanged by his necktie in the detention room of a London police station last Thursday, may be a man who was under surveillance by the Special Branch in Singapore last year. The man, whose name has been given by the177 words
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103 1953-06-21 3 LIEUTENANT F. C. Quih cannot quite decide what his biggest moment was durinc the Coronation. He was greatly, thrilled when the Royal Hong Kong Defence Force contingent marched past the Queen because h e was their leader. But he felt nearly as proud when103 words
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Article135 1953-06-21 3 Weve a dignity to keep CINGAPORE Government pensioners and the Pan Malayan Pensioners' Association will ask the two Governments for bigger pensions and increased cost of-livmg allowances. At the annual meeting of the Singapore Pensioners' Association yesterday it was also decided to ask the Government135 words
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Article, Illustration47 1953-06-21 3 THIS PAVILION at the Labuan war cemetery bears the names of Commonwealth troops killed in Borneo. The cemetery was opened by the North Borneo Governor, >laj. Gen. Sir Ralph Hone, on the eighth anniversary of the landings at Labuan. Picture by R. K. Hardwick.47 words
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Article46 1953-06-21 3 KUANTAN. Sat. —K o h Theam Song, a bank clerk, was committed to stand trial at the next Kuantan Assizes on a charge of falsifying the accounts of the Government rice and sugar account in the Mercantile Bank during April and May, 1952.46 words
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150 1953-06-21 3 A LABOURER who worked from dawn to dusk yesterday told a Singapore court that he did not know what went on ir, his house not even about the 14 tahils of morphine sulphate which were found there. The police said they raided150 words
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Article32 1953-06-21 3 The Singapore Court of Criminal Appeal will hoid a .s:trnp at the High Court tomorrow. This will be fcCowod by a s-ttinp of the Court of C'vil Appeal.32 words
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Article58 1953-06-21 3 IPOH. Sat.— The 15-member council of Pasir Pinjl new village, an Ipoh satellite, held its first meeting last n'.ght Mr. Shum Sek Phooi. 56 accountant of a Chinese firm, was named chairman of the councij. Thp secretary is Mr. Llm Keat Heng and the treasurer Mr. Chung58 words
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Article84 1953-06-21 3 Blind people get free bus travel T>LIND people in Singapore can now travel free on Chinese-owned buses, a member of the Singapore Association for the Blind told the Sunday Times yesterday. They have been given badges which entitled them to travel free on the buses of eight Chinese companies. The84 words
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Article51 1953-06-21 3 A social and dance wi^i be held by the Vvorkers Education Association on Juiv 4 at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Tickets ($1.50 £or men and $1 for womeni will, be sold at the gate. Telephone ***** betwf>o n 9 a.m. an£ 1 p.m. for table51 words
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Article40 1953-06-21 3 MENTAKAB, Sat.— Chinese schools In west Pahang will hold an art and crafts exhibition at the Chun* Hwa School. Memtakab. trom 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The exhibition will be repeater) In Bentoruj. Raub and Kuala Lip's I40 words
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Article35 1953-06-21 3 TANJONG. MALIM, Sat. Mrs. Jean Bothaju, a dental nurse, has arrived in Tanjong Malim to take charge of the dental clinic here. Previously she was a Sister Tutor at the Penang Dental School.35 words
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Article294 1953-06-21 3 LATEST donations to the Armed Services Welfare Association amount to $5,756. The total now Is $53,789. The association was formed by Singapore and Federation businessmen to raise funds for welfare projects for the Services. The latest donors were: Singapore: Mr. E. C. Yaks $50; Imperial Chemical294 words
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Article24 1953-06-21 3 Wednesday, July 1, will be a Bank Holiday, in addition to June 30, it was announced in the Singapore Gazette last nteht.24 words
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Advertisement347 1953-06-21 3 KidneyTroubleCauses Backache, Getting Up Nights rr I 'JT > S'. P U '"V ut o'??" 8 Qet.ceßK poiaont and .no. It- M Up Nlirhta. or iiiifrer from Dlwlnem. iclentifically prepared prrmrlptlon Narrouanaa*. Raokarha. L«( Palna. culled Cystex. H<indr«d« and hunSwollen Arltlea Rheumatism. Burn- dredn of IWtnr* roonrd* ornvr this Ini347 words
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Advertisement508 1953-06-21 3 ft taking M PHOSFERINE j?>.-r--jj f|l :'i The Greatest of all Tonics '^—Mffir PH °SFERINE is known all over the world as 'I a really wonderful tonic. If you arc suffering rtl"J i •i t from NERVOUSNESS, WEAKNESS, LASSI- .1 lUDE, DEBILITY, LOSS OF APPETITE, -^3 INDIGESTION, SLEEPLESSNESS, get v^j^508 words
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Article, Illustration810 1953-06-21 4 STEWART WAVELL - The spirit at Maran: A story to make you proud STEWART WAVELL By IN Ipoh recently I met a pioneer. His long Tolstoyan hair fell white and thick from a proud head and mingled at hit neck with a splendid Father Christmas beard. His eyes twinkled merrily and in his810 words
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Article223 1953-06-21 4 UNHAPPY MALAYAN HUNTER' ONE of the largest birds found in Malaya, the hornbill, has an odd legend told about it. An unusual habit of this bird is that, when the nesting season is on, the mother bird is imprisoned with its young inside the hollow of a tree. The entrance223 words
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Article, Illustration644 1953-06-21 4 These frontiers have vanished 28 countries sent exhibits T\R. RAJENDRA PRASAD, President of the Indian Republic, recently opened in New Delhi the second International Contemporary Art Exhibition in the newly erected Gallery of the AllIndia Fine Arts and Crafts Society. There is no doubt that this644 words
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Advertisement169 1953-06-21 4 Speedy, comfortable motoring at a lower cost per mile! VAUXHALL ECONOMY PROVED BY R A C ROAD TESTS Two standard Vauxhall cars taken at an average speed of 40.20 m.p.h. The straight off the English factory assembly Velox (2J litre six cylinder) averaged line by the Chief Engineer of the169 words
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Advertisement143 1953-06-21 4 j there's nothing so comfortable W\ v^x^H as Dunlopillo! P.I T _\\_^Vy\ In addition to standard sizes "T^V^^^V*' I*-'^1 t i e Hand Buildln 8 Department of |'iP^ .f Dunlop hand-build mattresses and bl! jvj I cushions \v. any size and shape THE OUNLOP RUBKR CO, (MALAYA) LTD. SINCAPORt KUALA143 words
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Article, Illustration579 1953-06-21 5 N umber He eats anything from records to ball bearings by ft I tK KATt \^E have all listened to gramophone records and some of us have danced to them. But British Army Corporal Leonard Russell is different. He eats them. And he has been doing it since he was579 words
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Article, Illustration574 1953-06-21 5 I li r 1 1 1-a-m i ii u iv in ear that doesn't move kJR. Colin Atkinson gives us all food for thought. For he is the secretary of Singapore's Road Safety Council which is playing a big part in bringing greater safety to the Colony's roads. .f>. rtil.l574 words
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Article74 1953-06-21 5 The Singapore Chamber Ensemble, under the direction of Paui Ablsheganaden. is producing the Henry Purcedl opera I "Dido and Aeneas." It is scheduled for the Victoria Theatre i n the first, week of November. Mr. Abisheganaden is lookin* for singing taJcnt in Singapore and anyone interested should contact74 words
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303 1953-06-21 5 TWO- A U.S. gourmet's night of delight By PERCY BURTON AN American university professor of food technology spent a night of delight touring the makan stalls and restaurants of Singapore last night. The professor. Mr. C. A. Rietz. of Mills CoHrse for Girls, Oakland, California, who describes himself as a303 words
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Advertisement58 1953-06-21 5 V^ml CHS) |a V X r A S LITTLE k adk«a(£ F% *J LI I ILL r 3-^HL Pjjj .-i^» *»< U f^^-^grrj Full 8.1 cv. ft. capacity at a low. gggE!fej* low price! Stainless steel freezer, big fruit-and-vegetable drawer, chiller tray, and many more eatures. HUKKY In IVVHY! JS58 words
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Advertisement549 1953-06-21 5 Tiger Testimonials PTE. B. GOODE, of the Ist. Royal Buffoons confided: "Mum said to be careful, so I sticks to TIGER." MMMMMmw Frascr Neave Ltd 3.TT.52 Aslhma,BronchifisCoughing, Choking Curbed in 3 Minutes Do you have attack* of Asthma or J. R. had lost 4d Ihs suffered courhBronohlthi »o bad that549 words
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Miscellaneous117 1953-06-21 5 SINGAPORE the Stars; 3 Concert Hour 4 Listen--7.15 a.m. Morning Star; 7.30 News: > s cholce 5 "n»f« My Busings; 7.35 Orchestra: 8 Waltzing b March- 530 Symphony of Strings: 6 Sundiy Ing: 8.30 Breakfast Hour: 9.30 Time Evening Service; 6.45 Voices and for Music; 10 Musical Round-Up; Music: 7117 words
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Article, Illustration607 1953-06-21 6 A snake in the car: but where did it so 2 DRAMA ON KUALA LUMPUR'S COURT HILL Fwas a hot and steamy afternoon ami as Lim Kirn Yoke changed into a lower gear in an effort to urge his ancient car up Kuala Lumpur's steep Court Hill he felt drowsy607 words
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1230 1953-06-21 6 CX. CAMPBELL - Singapore horse won Viceroy's Cup CX. CAMPBELL THE OLD DAYS IN MALAYA, BY THE Kinta Gymkhana Club at Batu Gajab existed up to about 1910, when the Perak Club was formed. The former held one race meeting a year for professionals, and a gymkhana for amateurs among whom were Noel1,230 words
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Article308 1953-06-21 6 •pHE next Singapore Arts Theatre production, opening on Thursday, is "The Road to Rome" by Robert E Sherwood, the famous American playwright. Despite its Ancient Roman setting, people need have no fear that this is some dull history for the play Is as bright a comedy308 words
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Advertisement470 1953-06-21 6 ASTHMA Relieves that dangerous strain? Asthma threatens your heakk in many ways, but the wont of its danger* Is the strain impmed by sudden attacks. That is where Ephazone it invaluable; its tonic action helps the body to withstand the onslaught, while its muscle-relaxing properties rapidly ease the dreadful strangling,470 words
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Advertisement266 1953-06-21 6 keeps you *tern as a aieam m 11 rl m \^sf/ JEm ft youra*W todiyEvery morning after bathing, dust Pond's Talcum Powder all over your skin. In an. easy-to-hold container.it sprinkles smoothly to give you that delicate perfume that clings all day. pomY^ talcuh rvl>J D powder Tr«l* •nquirimt to:266 words
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Article159 1953-06-21 7 PARIS. 'THE fashion houses fighting for world markets sharpened their weapons last week. Top contenders are the designers of Paris, London and Rome. Prize they are after: the dollars brought to the Continent each season by American big store buyers. Now London sees a sign that159 words
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Article, Illustration287 1953-06-21 7 'SINGAPORE WOMEN LACK ORIGINALITY 4 BY A I. I K I WHOSE HOBBY is muss m:\si: IHE younger set of women in Singapore below 25 years of age just don't know how to dress. Most of all, they lack originality. This view was expressed by Miss Pat287 words
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Article, Illustration71 1953-06-21 7 NOW -HERE GOES... f I'll never forget that I can dress well in skirts and shirts. But the skirt must be tight and black and shirts man-tailored with loose droopy shoulders. Sometimes I wear a pale blue silk one done-up inside an open neck midnight blue one. Milady will be71 words
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Article, Illustration507 1953-06-21 7 .< THE Sensational Dresser wears hats that are harder, dresses more daring, jewellery more ex treme than anyone else ever would. Not for her the neat black sweaters, the trim little suit, the hat that's in line with what others are wearing. Nor for507 words
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Article382 1953-06-21 7 The bare BICEP is back LONDON rf*HF summer of the bare A bleep is coming in. A fad for sleeveless fashion is catching on all over the place. There is no checking it now. The new contagion has swept through the ciothes of I the season. Already, you can't miss382 words
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Advertisement343 1953-06-21 7 ...andwna^•a^e your foiotWi CAMPBELL^ SOWPS? a wonderful variety to choose t I froraTimooth, tempting pureei MAN wm aACON invigorating meat stock soups T. soups aw blended of luscious, garden-fresh vege- *oui"on Imw'iliotm) uWes"^yes, soups to satisfy every otuxnt (vwtm «kd cmickin oumso taste I They re all rich in nourishment343 words
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Advertisement403 1953-06-21 7 4 VITAMINS (not just one or two) from very little w W 'AKTA-VITE' baa more than I UJ 1 four limes the viumtn strength 1. J^r Vi present Id ordinary food ionics \^lr Each avenge dose (Two te»spoonfuls contains Vitamin A 2000 International Units B, 300 C 300 D 1000403 words
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Article, Illustration1850 1953-06-21 8 HE A THER JENNER - HE A THER JENNER by The woman who has arranged more than 5,000 weddings now tells what she has learned about PEOPLE WHO WANT TO BE IN LOVE Every working day for 14 yean Heather Jenner, daughter *f a high-ranking Army officer, has "arranged" a1,850 words
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Article613 1953-06-21 8 A troubled tvife A WIDOW with two daughters lives next, door to us and I have reason to bslieve that mv husband Is having an affair with one of them. We were quit* happy until lately but. there is no pleasure in staying at home now as my613 words
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Advertisement412 1953-06-21 8 WITH 'ACTIVE' CHLOROPHYLL for the FRESHEST BREATH and WHITEST TEETH ever! Now everyone can have a healthier mouth and lovelier teeth. For the new green Kolynos contains Nature's wonder worker Chlorophyll in a special active formula. You get the benefits all day long. FRESHER BREATH Cool, refreshing Kolynos with Nm412 words
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200 1953-06-21 9 PENANC, Saturday. MR. Lim Keng Eok, the dental surgeon who was flown home on a stretcher by Comet in April, re-entered Penang Ceneral Hospital this week after herbs had failed to cure him of a rare blood disease. Mr. Lim,200 words
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291 1953-06-21 9 THIS year's "Miss Singapore" ■I competition has been postponed. The organisers announced this yesterday v ith great regret. The organisers said they realised at the outset that time would be at a premium, but they felt that a chance mieht be taken this year291 words
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Article, Illustration56 1953-06-21 9 Under an arch of swords made by his fellow officers. Commander Ronnie Owen leaves the Presbyterian Church in Singapore yesterday with his bride, the former Miss "Jackie" Burnet. The Owens will soon he leaving for Scotland, where the Commander has a new naval appointment. He was attached56 words
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Article60 1953-06-21 9 Mr. Ho Kok Kit, a graduate with first class honours In architecture at the University of Technology in New SouSfi Wales, is expected to return to Singapore by the Nieuw Holland tomorrow. Together wit 0 his twin brother. Mr. Ho Kok Hoe, they will be60 words
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Article43 1953-06-21 9 Senior Malay employees of the Royal Air Force Maintenance Base at Seletar pledged their loyalty to the Queen yesterday at a Hari Raya Puasa party at the Airport Hotel, Singapore. Many RAF. officers and their wives were present as guests.43 words
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Article39 1953-06-21 9 Mrs Hilda Moorhead. presidential agent of the Theosoohicai Society of Malaya from 1949 to 1951. U returning from Australia today. She wi£l give a series talks in Singapore and the Federation before leaving for India39 words
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170 1953-06-21 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Saturday. TODAY was an important day for Scudai town Foi today the Home Guards of Scudai took over the responsibility of defending Scudai new village against the bandits. At a brief ceremony at the Scudai Chinese School to mark the occasion, Mr.170 words
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Article15 1953-06-21 9 The next meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council will be on July 21.15 words
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Article38 1953-06-21 9 The Rev. Marshall Steel, pastor of the Highland Park Methodist Church. Dallas Texas, second largest Methodist church in the U.S.. wiil preach at Wesiey Methodist Church. Fort Canning Roari at a.su p.m. today38 words
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Article24 1953-06-21 9 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Sat. A ten-year-old Indian schoolboy. Ayakanu, was killed yesterday evening at Tengah village near the police station. He died instantaneously.24 words
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Article, Illustration94 1953-06-21 9 Mrs. S. V. Andrews, the wife of the President of the Singapore Canadian Associaton, presents a cheque for $645.14, for an electrically operated clinic table, to Lady Sanderson, President of the local branch of the British Red Cross Society. The table, installed in the Red Cross Society's94 words
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Article190 1953-06-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. fHE Pan Malayan Labour Party today dropped bombshell when it said it would attend no further meetings of the proposed Malayan National Congress. In a letter today to Tungku Abdul Rahman, president of the United Malays National Organisation, the P.M.L.P. aald Its190 words
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Article231 1953-06-21 9 Another dies in Raub area KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. A POLICE area security unit killed a terrorist in an engagement in the Ampang rural district near the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Two other bandits with him escaped. The terrorist was wounded in the first exchange of231 words
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Advertisement557 1953-06-21 9 WHY PAY MORE When you can get the following Current Issues of American Magazines at much cheaper rates than elsewhere from >i \nir\\ s«»s 74, Orchard Road SINGAPORE, 9 Phone: ***** MOVIE MAGAZINES: Motion Picture 80 Movie Parade 1.20 Photoplay 1-00 Movie Teen 1.20 Screenland 80 Movies 1.20 Silver Screen557 words
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Article51 1953-06-21 10 ROYAL ENOINKERS DINNER I SINGAPORE. A dinner for »«rv- I inir nnd ex officers of the Corps of Rovn! En<tlnerrs will be held at the Adclphi Hotel on Ist July. "53 Hmm wishing to attend who have not received application forms ■houM rpplv to rapt. Jenkins. Tel. ***** Ext.51 words
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642 1953-06-21 10 Singapore, Sim., June 21, 1953. An act of aggression T^HE action of President Syngman Rhee in freeing 25,000 prisoners of war can only be described as an act oi agpression against tho United Nations. These men were captured almost entirely by nonKorean soldiers who had gone to the aid of642 words
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Article, Illustration1037 1953-06-21 10 Geoffrey Geldard - Geoffrey Geldard PEOPLE GO IJV SAFETY, THE TAPS GIVE WATER* WHERE A ERROR MLEIP By IT A JANG is a Malay word, the name of a type of natural roofine material. But in English, Chinese. Tamil and Malay it has also1,037 words
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Article888 1953-06-21 10 Mitchell - Mitchell By I USED to climb with Ed Hillary and I think I know what characteristics made him the man finally to reach the top of Everest. He stayed beside me wh-n I fell down an ice slope high in the New Zealand Alps, noc888 words
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242 1953-06-21 10 Lantern parade in honour of Sultan MORE than LOOO schoolchildren will parade in a lantern procession next Friday when the Sultan of Kedah celebrates his 61st birthday. This event, and a tatoo display also by schoolchildren, were to have been held during Coronation Week but had to be postponed because242 words
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Article914 1953-06-21 10 WE have had a particularly black week. First the "Mohican" nonsense and its Intelligent reception by the stoical barbers of Kuala Lumpur; and again this bright young couple from Hollywood who took it upon themselves to make profound, but highly Inaccurate, utterances on kissing. I am not914 words
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Advertisement640 1953-06-21 10 CLASSIFIED ADS TOW: On 17tn June. 1953. at Prnang Maternity Hospital, to Jean, wife of Dr. Tow Slang Yew, daughter FUzabetn tcna., Both doing well. NO-CHENG The engagement took place on the 20-6-53 between N* Fook Seng, eldwt son of Mr. N« Ah Kow and the late Mrs. Ng Ah640 words
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Article577 1953-06-21 11 Govt will ask staff to talks next week THE Singapore Government said last night that experienced officers were working out a new salary scale according to the Ritson report. In a statement last night, the Government stressed: Sir Edward Ritson's terms of reference did not577 words
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Article, Illustration59 1953-06-21 11 When in Singapore do as the Romans do This was the scene at the miil ipor- Teachers Training College the other evening. Trudy Hughes. Singapore Arts Theatre secretary adjusts Chew Hock Guan's helmet whil c Lois Bickley sees to Peter Wise's robe. The Arts Theatre's next production, the comedy "The59 words
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Article22 1953-06-21 11 In the week ending last Fnday, 120 persons donated blood to the Singapore Blood Bank, and 111 transfusions were given.22 words
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Article211 1953-06-21 11 QNE hundred and fifty Inmates of Singapore's Gimson School for Boys put on a fine show at their sixth anniversary display and inspection yesterday. They paraded, marched, drilled and gave a display of gymnastics before the Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. L. Blythe, and Mrs. Blythe, the211 words
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Obituary25 1953-06-21 11 BAMPORD— On 20th June. Suddenly At Perth, West Australia. Sylvia widow of Hugh Limford of Bournbaya. Java, and belovd sister of Ethel and Lorraine.25 words
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Article117 1953-06-21 11 IPOH. Sat. MR. Foo Meow Chin, wellknown Perak and Selangor miner and race horse owner died at the Ipoh Hospital last night. Mr. Foo, who was 56, was the eldest son of one of the mining pioners in Malaya— Mr Foo Choo Choon, known in the past117 words
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Article19 1953-06-21 11 TANJONG MALIM. Sat Tanjon? Mallm Guides raised $242 during the three-day Coronation fun fair held recently.19 words
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Article64 1953-06-21 11 For the first time In several months there was a drop in the number of fatal pneumonia cases in Singapore during the week ending June 13, when 26 deaths were reported. Enteritis with 28 deaths cases, became the number one "killer." while tuberculosis claimed 1564 words
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Article781 1953-06-21 11 "What shall it profit a man. if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?" Mark 8:36 CHURCH OF ENGLAND ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL. 700 ajn. 8.00 a.m. Holy Communion, 9.30 a.m. Sunday School 10.30 a.m. Matins. 11.45 a.m. Holy Communion, 6. 00 p.m Evensong. ST.781 words
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127 1953-06-21 11 QRIVERS of big cars in Singapore can now officially carry two passengers in the front seat. This has been agreed on'" after a meeting between the Commissioner of Police, Mr. Nigel Morris, and the City Council's Vehicles and Traffic committee. Mr.127 words
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Article532 1953-06-21 11 „|ALAYA today has 34 more Jl doctors and 12 more denusts following yesterday's an■louncement of examination results for the session 1952/53. by the University of Malaya. The following passed the 1 inal Professional Examination Part II for the degree* of M.8., 8.5., making them doctors:— Chan Swan532 words
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Advertisement173 1953-06-21 11 %i/tned to fit who must go Ugh 1 on weight but heavy on work. People who want a really portpHf* portable prefer the HERMES Baby the world's lightest typewriter. On ships, planes and trains more than half-c-million HERMES "Baby" have typed more letters in more languages than my other typewriter.173 words
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Article, Illustration138 1953-06-21 12 fHE Sunday Times is offering cash prizes for readers 1 pictures published in this page. First prize is $30, with $15 for second best and $5 for the runners-up. This week's first prize goes to Syn Chin Kok of E-4 Rayman Avenue, Singapore, for his excellent portrait138 words
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Article895 1953-06-21 12 Raymond Thomas - Raymond Thomas PHOTOGRAPHY FROM SCRATCH —65 By PHOTOGRAPHY ha s been called the handmaiden of science. Of no science is this description more true than of astronomy. The astronomer's study of the heavenly bodies is entirely dependent on the light they emit, and photography is an indispensable tool895 words
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Advertisement340 1953-06-21 12 with l6mm < 100ft.rt«l I JJJ^JjJg^Sj^ T7 iIWJII Th« high-teeed Htm foi poor light condition!. Tht tint-grain film for top class enlargements. IPERSENSO: Twin fens turret with Th« modern orrhochromatching finder lens matic aH-purpose-tmul-which automatically O n of high speed and corrects field of view tin* grain. as lens is340 words
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Advertisement112 1953-06-21 12 Are your hands as fast as their feet? Yes, your fingers will move as swiftly the winged feet of deer when you write on Hilth. the Swedish portable. Thanks to the famous Halda feather-touch you write easily and rapidly without getting tired The Halda Portable has Swedish steel at vital112 words
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Article, Illustration38 1953-06-21 13 JM A^A^T •** m "t!m A\ At Jr^ mM - J M A^A^T m t !m A\ At Jr^mM MORELL the young sub-lieutenant. LOCKHART mm wiHt a great responsibility lULIE her hear* went with tfiem. BENNETT .Hie bully and braggart ERICSON he held the ship together.38 words
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Article, Illustration636 1953-06-21 13 A GRIM BUT GREA T STORY OF THE SEA JJVERY once in a while, on the floodtide of high endeavour, come pictures which we, as critics, are proud to see ...pictures, of real art and purpose, difficult to describe with full justice in the limited space available to us. Two636 words
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Article413 1953-06-21 13 3 gems for price of one •*FHE story Of Three 1 Loves", as the title suggests is another of those "omnibus" efforts which have proved so popular in the past three pictures for the price of one. This one, produced by M.G.M. and possessing many topliners is the best so413 words
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Article, Illustration31 1953-06-21 13 Moment of tragedy in M CM. "The S;ory of Three Lo»e»." Moira Shearer. at th t ballerina collapse, .n the middle of a .tag. te«». She ii co-«arred wrt4i |ame. Ma»o«.31 words
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Article, Illustration443 1953-06-21 13 BEING a movie star is almost a sideline with many of Hollywood s glamour girls In the old days, most of the silent stars stuck strictly to the business of making pictures. Today the Betty Orables and Arlene DahLs are as busy off the443 words
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Advertisement261 1953-06-21 13 •Jhjtilfi i FROM TODAY! Bl^BHw^lKMßlWliteiia 1 a.m. -1.45-4.15-6.45 9.30 p.m. SO MANY LOVED HER SO MANY WANTED HER YET SHE WAS ALONE! Imk A\ H* 0 I Mlmmm A MICHAEL BALCON PROOUCTOH I phyllis CALVERT- jack HAWKINS I I HRENCE MORGAN-GODFREY TEARLE L I MANOYMIIIfR WtL A\ I aJ/^kwP Plus!261 words
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Advertisement173 1953-06-21 13 YOU'LL SCREAM WITH FRIGHT when A-BOMBS HIT the USA! Q C C f NEW YORK RUINS )CE! SAN FRANCISCO in FLAMES Columbia's TERRIFYINGLY REALISTIC Presentation J[m\WSW~ ALAN LADD'S #VX& BIGGEST SO FAR! Plus! HARRY JAMES HIS MUSIC MAKERS /V»#/«f f/ itti.nt. Winrhf>slt»r 7.'S llllT -T" in Phone 690 J\~IB)/AMflfl IMfilNl173 words
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Article, Illustration1069 1953-06-21 14 ROGER FAIRHALL - ROGER FAIRHALL STRANGE LABORATORY QUEST IN AUSTRALIA By QATCHES of inchhigh phials are arriving in Melbourne every few weeks from the north-west Australian desert country and the Pacific islands to help in a strange laboratory quest for the truth about the racial origins of1,069 words
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Article232 1953-06-21 14 JOHN Reginald Halliday Christie awaiting trial the Old Bailey on charges of murdering huswife and three other women at 10, Rillington-pla-n Notting Hill, London, ha s bad his brain tested In conditions of complete secrecy he was taken from Brixton Prison to Maudsley Hospital In232 words
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690 1953-06-21 14 A landmark in the fight against PAIN IIJOST persons shrink from the thought of pain and many have been frightened away from seeing a dcctor or dentist through the dread of pain. That is normal. But now a new medical development offers a simple, safe way to remove pain and690 words
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Article, Illustration20 1953-06-21 14 fon t.mcc Smith. Hollywood ttat who wa« in Singapore, recently, poses for a seaside picture in California, not Changi.20 words
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Advertisement157 1953-06-21 14 THE FAVOURED GIFT |||B^||^^P^ OF THOSE WHO CHOOSE Z~ the best ~~~zz^Mx Parker (-^Pj^^g VTou show the greatest regard when you give the I New Parker "51" Pen. For Parker "51" is recognised throughout the world as the finest of writing with Tutcf instruments. upw" Only the Parker "51" Pen157 words
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Advertisement564 1953-06-21 14 It seems a miracle that a N^ >V^^^v§» person once crippled with v ir^i* pain, can recover to enjoy life to C^*v§ the full again. But such miracles V^ M happen every day thanks to Dr. \\v aV* Mackenxie's VEINOIOS. "I feel \V\ v\y twenty years younger", says Mi. AS^-JhF564 words
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Miscellaneous238 1953-06-21 14 XEW rBOSSWOBD ACROSS DOWN 1. Sinking operation started 1. Extra entries by the score (5) in fact half completed (4-5) 2. 4. Standard vessel. (8); 10. Hijh Descent light as a feather? (4, 2, landers could scarcely lead such a 3. 6) 3. "Thou eall'dst me up at humble existence.238 words
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Article, Illustration2306 1953-06-21 15 The iiukv tells of an amusing #».v--pvrivnev that happened at Sandringhain. and traces the history nf the British monarchy over the past ttvo hundred years to tht* present day... j^S I recorded elsewhere in my memoirs, there was much about the post-war world that troubled and perplexed2,306 words
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Advertisement264 1953-06-21 15 7AHEACTIOH! Bleeding Gums Warn of PYORRHEA 4 out of 5 May Become Sufferers of This Dread Infection Don't neglect tender, bleeding gums the first lign of Pyorrhea, the disease that 4 out of S may have. Start immediately to protect jour gums against Pyorrhea with its accompanying symptoms ot unsightly264 words
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Advertisement18 1953-06-21 15 THE FINAL CHAPTER World copyright reserved. Rcproducrion in part or in full in any language strictly pro hibited.18 words
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Advertisement169 1953-06-21 15 No matter what you carry, there's a ROOTES GROUP VEHICLE TO DO THE JOB COMMER-RMBS «UM jl "p* ~"y\ iMii.r-^xjCiDJ"--""^!^ 1 kJI RUBBER l^S^&M**- "SBF!!! T'£\ FLOWERS SAND U^^Hl %Wr^KKKMr V jN»*— ««^|BBBBB^ ~"vEGEfABrE"s~" COMMU "•■•WfOIU 2.s f^^^ m^ mmm STEELWORK rr^ =^^sß^^^zs&^ V^" i>w^L I it~ l,iT ~^t^j^\ <^HBKV169 words
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Advertisement382 1953-06-21 16 I dreamed of a bra >\ith firm su pport maidenffirms (Chansonette Circular stitching rounds those precious curves of yours •poked center cup design gives wonderful accentuation. If you want a really firm lift, Chansonette* is for you! In your favorite fabrics. Genuine Maidenform Brassieres are made only in the United382 words
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Advertisement379 1953-06-21 16 M.»vm:a \v 1.-, hnlenlnrl Stnrrlne Hllip Kumar j Hinriastani Version Today at 11 a.m. •WHKN THK RKDSKINS R().)K" l('lnerolor) ITJl'—^jJ I ■< tt.15A9.1S AY VKKALI" (Hindi) Slarrlnu Bina Ral. It^^^l^ J Kahru Today 3 A S.on p.m. "MY HOME" (Tamil) Plus! Coronation Celebrations in London" i f I [lj lirrat379 words
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Miscellaneous1146 1953-06-21 16 by Edgar Rice Burroughs «>^f3 TAKAN HAP JUST SAVEP HIS COMPANIONS P«?/W C?eoWNIN& AS, \\Jt^&f//^l Wjs!s^>^~J\ h\ O!&&iss3u3c!<^ tHS^^^NN a«?eA<iN& Trc&LAeecvu'MPee. Hepeuu&epTHETHKONE /^^^^^l^^jH^^^^-^*^ V* V j\ I-" =3^~~^^^jS- r ~^*^^^g-y^s;^^^^/|i* ue96u,roo, was caus-ht in the cueeENT. choking, sputt£*t- WuflL in©, s«e ven-ep to hei? &uAep&.*eeize theak^izefHeM." _^3jMc3L^^e|B^WßWFy^^Q^^^B^^^^^^^^B they xuepiec ro1,146 words
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Article787 1953-06-21 17 NATHANIEL GUBBINS A foncard glance at a radio commentary on the next Test Match VLTELL, I've Just got time to run over the srore before the next ball is bowled. So far It's no wicket for no runs in this most exciting gam", this second Test Match w^f the rubber787 words
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Article, Illustration24 1953-06-21 17 Yes, this picture is the right way up. Its merely the photographer getting a new angle on film star Corinne Calvet.24 words
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167 1953-06-21 17 Red, white and blue all over the world this red, white and blue. an enthusiastic Frenchman said during the Coronation, makes me feel as if I were in Paris. That goes for me. too, remarked an American, only it's Washington I'm thinking i about. j The British are not the167 words
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Article668 1953-06-21 17 OERNARR Macfadden. now in his 85th year as fanatical arch-prirst of the body god, did no*. so much marry Mary Williamson as offer her a co-partnership in ttv? business of raising the first physical cultur3 family. Now divorced from thll canny old huckster, she has668 words
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Advertisement60 1953-06-21 17 WsfSsr' SlSt KEY BRANDY \|J^^ DRiNK Of QUALITY Give me some... Whenever you feel weary and depressed, take Veast-Vitc and you wi'l feel better at once! c Z*. Yeast-Vite's powerful action gives you fresh *3l rigour and vitality. And it soothes away head- l\Wm 5 'iX •che, neuralgia, nerve or60 words
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Advertisement278 1953-06-21 17 'New York VIA LONDON by B^v World famous Constellation Service Now you can book on one ticket |V-~ all the way by Constellation Service to London and on across the AManric to NEW YORK at a worthwhile saving in fare. Incomparable scheduled night stops w«"» X T T o"i. A278 words
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Miscellaneous170 1953-06-21 17 POPULAR CROSSWORD 1 Ba^a^j^^^^K I 1 I I DOWN ACBOBB 1 Snakes (4) b ImDos* (7) II Covetousnew (7) 2. Except Ml l. snaices (4) s. impose (7) K. 3 Supwlnten<l (7) 4 progenitor (41 Changeable (8) 12. Growth (4) 13. 5 Members of «enate 6. Want Alarm (4> 14170 words
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838 1953-06-21 18 MORE ANSWERS TO THE PARKING PROBLEM Motoring in Malaya by MANNING BLACKWOOD ud with flush, movable platforms each big enough to take a large car. Each platform moves on frictionless rollers, and Ls powered by a fractional horsepower electric motor. One gangway is kept clear, and each platform is numbered.838 words
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Article, Illustration357 1953-06-21 18 CPECTATORS at the ''Singapore Motor Club's Coronation kilometre standing-start speed tria: held at Dunearn Road last Sunday were treated to a fine da/* programme. Judging by the fine perfor mance of competitors nine new records were K up at this meeting it seem that357 words
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837 1953-06-21 18 ' CRUSADER - The Olympics: Hockey officials adopt strange attitude 'CRUSADER' By OTRANGE is the attitude adopted by hockey officials in the Federation ree<:rdii-u affiliation with try international controlling body for this sport. These officials ho 3 had consultations with Mr. N. M. Vasagam. Malayan AAA hon. secretary and a moving light in837 words
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Advertisement277 1953-06-21 18 "Hep] vsi^\ EACH NOT INFLAMMABLE NON STAINING PLEASANTSMELL "MOSQUITOES COCKROACHES BEDBU6S FLEAS •FLIES, etc. OBTAINABLE AT ALL STORES Today 11 a.m. C. in (he Foreign Legion" Today: 3.15-6.30-9.15 p.m. "HAZAR RATCN Hindustani version of "1000 Nights" HAVE YOU NOT SEEN IW CIRCUS BUSCH riri Junction of Victoria Street and Manila277 words
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Advertisement260 1953-06-21 18 COLD FLAKE Si/to op ore ft 'Bo per tin 55 c/s per /O's packet Federation $2 05 per /m 40 c/s per fOs pocket PARK HOTEL 5*3. TAXJONG BI'NCAH, PKN ANQ PHONE TANJONG BUNGAH 232 (Short distance from IVn iir Sw immlnr Club) sflßELlUattifl alaW M .at^aw "^fc* 9 W260 words
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Miscellaneous164 1953-06-21 18 POPULAR CROSSWORD SOLUTION Across: 1. Asps. 5. Enforce. 11, Variable. 12, Corn. 13. Aver. 14. Debated. 15. Reserved. 16. Reds. 17. Code. 30. Ash. 22. Evenly 23. Arable. 26. Eat. 28, Seen. 29. Char. 31. Relegate. 34. Recover. 35. A.;ra. 36, Earn. 37. A?sessor. 38. Wrestle 39. Pets. Down: 1,164 words
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Article, Illustration620 1953-06-21 19 EPSOM JEEP I - Crisis looms on Malayan Turf EPSOM JEEP I by J'HE 1953 season on the Malayan Turf is nearing its half-way mark and the second half of the year may prove a critical period for Malayan racing. It seems certain that the boom is over, and there will probably be a620 words
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Article49 1953-06-21 19 SASA water- polo league entries Entries have been received from the following teams for the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association^ water-polo league, starting on July 4. "A" Division: Singapore Swimming Club. Singapore Chinese Swimming Club, and the Tiger Swimming Club. "B" Division: 5.8.C.. S.C.S.C.. Tiger S.C Army, Naval Base, RAF.49 words
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Article30 1953-06-21 19 A kolek racing competition In celebration of Harl Raya Puasu will be held an Kampong Siglap (Jalan Sempdans) on Sunday, June 28, and not today, as previously stated.30 words
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297 1953-06-21 19 FRANK FLANNERY, champion jockey on the Malayan Turf in 1948 and 1949, has a bright chance of gaining top honours for the third time. As the present season enters Its second half Flannery is leading comfortably with 23 winners. His nearest rivals are young297 words
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Article33 1953-06-21 19 Members of the Singapore Rifle Association are reminded that there will be a Spoon Shoot on the following dates at Buktt Ttmah Range: Sunday June 28, July 12. July 26.33 words
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Article642 1953-06-21 19 HANDICAPS for the 11 first day of the Selangor Turf Club meeting which begins next Saturday are CL 2. DIV. I—MILE Older of ninnine "Hi hr published itttr acceptances closr at 11 a.m. on Friday, lane 26. First race will be at 2.15 p.m.642 words
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Article429 1953-06-21 19 FRANK -A TRIUMPH FOR NERVE By EDIN PETERS TCORTY five is an age which usually spells the declining prime of most sportsmen's career. But last Saturday at the Singapore Motor Club's Coronation kilometre standing speed trial. Johore motor cyclist Douglas Frank proved that in motor racing a strong nerve counts429 words
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556 1953-06-21 19 SENTINEL - BAKAR BACK BUT SINGAPORE STILL UNEASY SENTINEL By EWEN with the return "of Awang Bakar to the active list, Singapore's Malaya Cup team troubles are obviously not yet over. With the first Cup match of the season against Combined Services— less than a week away, the S.A.FA. selectors are decidedly556 words
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Article200 1953-06-21 19 The Singapore Hockey Association has published its first handbook which should be invaluable to umpires, clubs and to all followers of the game. The rules are given wide prominence with latest amendmen s There are also suggestions to umpires by the Internatlo-i 1 Hockey Board. Under each200 words
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Article49 1953-06-21 19 The Singapore Swimming Club teams against Tiger Swimming Club's teams in a waterpolo friendly at Haw Par Pool at 10.30 a.m. today are: "A" team: Van Oyen. Van Duatselaar. S. Wolters. Olleman.\ Akerman. Stoopman and W. Wolters. "B" team: Lammerts. Foulger. Berg. Wilson, Schaeffer and Bain.49 words
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Advertisement70 1953-06-21 19 I you'll learn more easily, quickly and safely in an AUSTIN SEVEN We invite you to try. quite free of obligation, the Austin Seven for yourself at any branch 0f BORNEO MOTORS Borneo Motors Ltd. Singapore. Kuala v Lumpur. Penang. Ipoh. Malacca. Serembaa Butterworth and Jesseltoa 9 IMMEDIATE HOME DELIVERY!70 words
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Advertisement302 1953-06-21 19 I i PHILIPS I S WORLD KAMOUS jUPi WAXING AND? 4\§b POLISHING MACHINE t n nwvurt-ljifo, pcA/Ak A^Hy J|i Philips waxing jnd M /HI fyi polishing machine can IB fljfl be run on AC and DC IMI ill This machine make v Mil J >v work. No pressure is S302 words
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Article445 1953-06-21 20 SKNTINEL - SKNTINEL By Singapore again unimpressive rpHE visiting Manila football team do not play textbook soccer far from it but they have plenty of energy and courage, and they used these qualities to such good effect at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday that they were somewhat un lucky445 words
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Article, Illustration52 1953-06-21 20 THE BALL is in the net and Singapore is one up against Manila and the fellow doing the acrobatic turn in front of goal is Await* Bakar who headed in a peach of a centre from Rahim Omar In the far background of this picture. Sunday Times picture by KokKok Ah hone - 52 words
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210 1953-06-21 20 Carl Olson beats Young, will now fight Turpin NEW YORK, Sat. CARL Bobo Olson of Hawaii, used a persistent closequarter attack to win the American middleweight championship unanimously over 15 rounds when he beat Paddy Young of Now York in Madison Square Garden last night Olson weighed 159 3 4UP - 210 words
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Article48 1953-06-21 20 .IOHOHE BAHRt'. Sa!.— Singapore PW.D. and Johore P.W.D. were to phv their tie today In the interState P.W P soccer competition but owlny tr Singapore's Inability to fl^ld a tram tort: the match has been fixed (or Tuesday on the Trade gchol ground. Jchore Bahru.48 words
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Article48 1953-06-21 20 Results of soccer friendly played at Farrer Park yesterday were: Aston S.C. beat REME Civilians 3-0. Chee Seng (2) and Ah Beng scored for Aston S.C Sevaji F.C. beat Rajajl S.C. 1-0. Karan Singh scored the only goal. Chinese Athletic 'A' beat Traction Union 5-2.48 words
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178 1953-06-21 20 Tan brothers spark Pahang's 4-2 victory RAUB. Sat pAHANO beat Combined Services (Federation) 4-2 In a thrilling Malaya Cup tie here today. Pahang took the lead in the 10th minute when centre-forward Tan Chin Kit turned in a pass from his brother, outslde-rlght Tan Chin Wah. Half time score was178 words
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Article95 1953-06-21 20 Results of Army tennis tournament matches played at the Du'ch Club yesterday were: Mixed doubles: Col. and Mrs. Mander beat Capt. Buchan and Mrs Roberts. 6-0. 6-2; Men's singles: MaJ. Sergeant beat Capt. Knaggs 5-4, 6-1. Men's doubles: Capt. Buchan and Lt.-Col. Beauchamp beat Maj. Mahony and95 words
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443 1953-06-21 20 AT the end of the first day's play in the cricket match between Singapore Civilians and Combined Services, at the S.C.C. padang yesterday, Civilians had scored 112 for the loss of three wickets in reply to the Services first innings total of443 words
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Article162 1953-06-21 20 I COMBINED SERVICES— IST IXXS i T tc v o J*ercr a '44 W CiicTM'm.it) b Prrrra >a C Smith c Harmon 0 Sando^iam '4 J. Sine.eton b Prrera B Slacrv b Sandosham 4 F Revno a, c Da Si.va b SeiKtosham 4 h, D^ ock c SheppaM b162 words
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Article104 1953-06-21 20 IPOH Sat TWO school records, In the 440 and 880 yards were broken at the Anglo-Chinese School's annual atiiletic meet on the school ground tcday. P. Manogaram did the 440 In the new time of 53.55ec. —.5 seconds outside the State record. Ding Ming104 words
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Article140 1953-06-21 20 L LONDON Sat. EWIS Hoad, 18-year-old Australian beat lefthander Mervyn Rose, officially ranked as Australia's number one player, by 6-4. 6-4 In the semi-final of the London gra.ss courts lawn tennis rhr.mpion.'-htp at Queens Club yesterday. Hoad's power of service and volley strength were the decidingReuter - 140 words
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Article24 1953-06-21 20 H.M. Dockyard beat V.M MA. 3-0 .n a SAFA Dlv. 2 game at Geylang yesterday. Paul. Downton and Osman scored for Dockyard.24 words
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511 1953-06-21 20 The Penang XI went to see Shield tie instead KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. After two days and a night of anxious waiting. Penang's Malaya Cup party of five offl- rials and 16 players stretched their legs in relief at a Kuala Lumpur hotel this evening Five o'clock had arrived, yet there511 words
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Article865 1953-06-21 20 PENANG, Sat. fpHE Iron Duke (late Masterman) won the main race (deleted racehorses) at the Malayan Ama- teur Racing Association's me»ti»if? Mr. Wheeler who won on < Regrets, the Iron Duke and Civil Lord was the most successful rider. The going very good. Race One Ladies865 words
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