The Straits Times, 27 September 1953
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Title Section15 1953-09-27 1 The Straits Times Nettte<» in Moby* No. 946. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1953. 15 CENTS15 words
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294 1953-09-27 1 TYPHOON KILLS 1,000 IN INDO-CHINA Japan is hit, too SAIGON, Saturday. M EARLY 1,000 people have been killed in the four-day typhoon which struck the coast of central Indo-China. A report from the Governor of Central Vietnam, Pham Van Ciao, said the toll may reach 2,000. The typhoon yesterday pushedAP - 294 words
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Article, Illustration47 1953-09-27 1 t.iL picture above. Lady Templcr, who opened the Fete presents him with his priie. Sunday Times picture. Ch.impion baby in the Eurasian (under one year) section of the baby show at St. Andrew's Cathedral Fete in Singapore yesterday was little Laurence Oliver. In47 words
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218 1953-09-27 1 INDIAN VILLAGE. Korea. Saturday. pIOTING anti-Commumst Chinese prisoners of war yesterday clashed with Indian troops, captured Ma|or H. S. Grewal, of the Indian custodian force, and held him as a hostage for 90 minutes. In a protest against the reloaso of oneAP; UP - 218 words
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83 1953-09-27 1 WASHINGTON. Sat. UNITED STATES officials said yesterday they would not object to indo-China peace talks provided the Communists agree to a satisfactory peace settlement in Korea. The United States, they said, would be willing to join France and other Western nations in any negotiations withAP - 83 words
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Article95 1953-09-27 1 POLICE OFFICER WIFE SHOT A SINGAPORE cadet police officer, Mr. Anthony Scott Somerville, aged 24, and his 25-year-old wife, Aletta, were found shot in their quarters at New Bridge Road at about 6 p.m. yesterday. Both died in hospital later. The couple were found by A.S.P. Frank Pestana. A revolver95 words
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Article32 1953-09-27 1 VATICAN. Sat.— Pope Pius XII today proclaimed a "Little Holy Year" to mark the 100 th anniversary of the dogma of the immaculate conception of thr Virgin Mary.— U.P.UP - 32 words
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Article20 1953-09-27 1 A Royal Air Force Valrtta was reported missing today after a supply drop operation near Kuala Krai.20 words
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Article87 1953-09-27 1 CHURCHILL -HALE AND HEARTY LORD Suinton the Secret ary for Commonwealth Relations, who visited Singapore yesterday on a tour of Commonwealth countries, told Pressmen that Sir Winston Churchill was as hale and hearty as ever. He said: "You can visit Sir Winston and by luck you ma> leave his home87 words
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Article66 1953-09-27 1 LONDON, Sat.— Red China has released to relatives on the mainland a number of prisoners captured in a raid by Chiang Kai Shek forces on the island of Tungshan in July, Peking Radio said yesterday. "This lenient policy is appreciated by the captives" the broadcast said.AP - 66 words
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Article54 1953-09-27 1 PUSAN. Sat. A South Korean Navy craft seized nine Japanese fishing vessels in Korean waters on Tuesday and Wednesday. Commodore Lee Hi Jung. Deputy Chief of Naval Operations, said today. He added the ROK Navy will continue to seize Japanese craft which cross the "Rhee line"54 words
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Article24 1953-09-27 1 UNITED NATIONS Sat.— China replied today to the United Nations latest offer on arrangements for a Korean political conference. U.PUP - 24 words
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Article201 1953-09-27 1 CIX people tied in the Straits Times "Pick the Brides J Contest No. 6. Each will receive $833.33. The winners were: SINGAPORE— AbduIIah bin Adam, Room 64, Govt. Quarters, MacKenzie Road; Llm Yew Hong, 5, Jalan Punai; Mansor bin Rahmat, c o Wills Lee Co.,201 words
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Article66 1953-09-27 1 BERNE, Sat. The Swiss government has decided to take 40 of the several thousand European refugees still stranded in Shanghai and keep them in Swiss nursing homes. The Swiss Federal Council announced yesterday that old and sick refugees will be given preference. Swiss welfare organisationsAP - 66 words
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Article40 1953-09-27 1 NEW YORK. Sat.— The Economic and Social Committee of the General Assembly voted yesterday to authorise the Secretary-General to assist member states to promote and safeguard the rights of women, outside the scope of existing technical assistance programmes.—Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article32 1953-09-27 1 CAEN, (France). Sat.— French Premier Joseph Lanipl today promised he would ask the National Assembly to ratify the European Defence Community treaty following Franco-German talks on the Saar.— A.P.AP - 32 words
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Article40 1953-09-27 1 MOSCOW, Sat.— The Soviet Government yesterday agreed to re-lease five Norwegians captured by the Red Army while serving with the Germans during the war. The Norwegians have been in gaol in Russia since the war. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article45 1953-09-27 1 ROME, Sat. A three-day official visit to Italy by the Gieek Prime Minister, Marshal Alexander Papagos, yesterday ended in a "spirit of understanding and friendship," according to the Italian Prime Minister Signor Pella. Marshal Papagos was accompanied by his Foreign Minister Stafanipoulos. Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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Article127 1953-09-27 1 TORONTO, Sat. piVE Canadian rubber companies were fined M 530.000 each yesterday for operating a combine and fixing prices since 1936. The five companies, Goodyear, Dominion, Gutta Percha. Dunlop and B. F. Goodrich, had pleaded guilty on April 8 before Mr. Justice R. W. Treleaven, whoReuter - 127 words
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231 1953-09-27 1 City workers' strike threat is off THE threatened strike of City Council workers is off. The dispute was settled yesterday at a T% hour-meet-ing between seven representatives of the workers and the City Council authorities. The row begun when the City Council gave sack notices to 35 employees at the231 words
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Article89 1953-09-27 1 COPENHAGEN, Sat.—Elizabeth Taylor, the film actress, is suffering from a nervous collapse and will be unable to leave Denmark for the next two weeks, her husband said yesterday. Michael Wilding, the British actor who is staying at his wife's side at the Hotel D'Angelterre here, said Miss89 words
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Article90 1953-09-27 1 ALOR STAR. Sat. A MARRIED WOMAN. Etam binte Hamid. told the Alor Star Assize Court today how four midnight intruders entered her house and robbed her of Jewellery and padi. All bin Lebai Musa and Abidln bin Chlk. were charged with committing robbery and causing90 words
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Article896 1953-09-27 1 By MANNING BLACKWOOD MR. THIO Soen Tioe, multi-millionaire Chinese shipowner from Java who now lives in Singapore, yesterday gave the Sunday Times the full story of how a gang of three men kidnapped him, and took $100,000 ransom for his safe return. Through896 words
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Article56 1953-09-27 1 TEHERAN, Sat. Soviet ambassador Anatoli Lavrentiev looked pale and wan today when he appeared in public for the first time since it was reported he had shot himself. Lavrentiev walked with heads of the other foreign missions to meet new Persian Foreign Minister Abdullah EntezamUP - 56 words
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Article42 1953-09-27 1 ASPOT. Sat.— Mr. Frank Dennis's three-year-old King of the Tudors won the Knights Royal Stakes, worth just over €3.000 and run over one mile here today. M. J. Bonfantis' Boaccage was second and Mr. William Humbles Nearula was third.—Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article25 1953-09-27 1 General Sir Charles Keißhtley left Singapore on a London bound aircraft yesterday after serving nearly three years as Commander-in-Chief. Far East Land Forces.25 words
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Article25 1953-09-27 1 SEOUL. Sat.-The North Korean pilot who flew a Russian-made MIG-15 fighter to a Seoul air base on Monday has left Korea. -A.P.AP - 25 words
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Article, Illustration3330 1953-09-27 2 ORDEAL IN THE JUNGLE Another exciting extract from Jungle Green 9 ;<< SENT for Tilley, Johnny and Mike and gave them their orders. I told Johnny to provide Sergeant Robins with ten men to come with me on the following day to ambush the timber kongsi. The rest of the3,330 words
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Article549 1953-09-27 2 FRANCIS ST. JOHN - FRANCIS ST. JOHN Saved— by a million to one chance By WOULD YOU give tuppence for your life if someone fired point-blank at your head with an army revolver? Do you think you could live with a steel ice-pick plunged so deeply into your skull that549 words
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Article, Illustration25 1953-09-27 3 Mr. William Etpcckcrmin and hit bride Mitt Henrietta Theresa Klast after the wedding at St. loseph's Church. Singapore. New Earth Studio picture.25 words
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Article32 1953-09-27 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat Monday will be Nomination Day at Kluang and Segamat for elections to the Kluang and Segamat Town Councils. Elections will be held at the end of November.32 words
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362 1953-09-27 3 MORE DUTIES FOR COMMISSIONER From Hall Romney LONDON, Saturday. RAJA SIR UDA, Commissioner for Malaya, said last night that eventually the responsibility and welfare of all Malayan students in Britain would be handed over by the Colonial Office to him, as the362 words
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Article, Illustration121 1953-09-27 3 I I I I I I AVIHL U AVI S TO h>O\V A THREE-YEAR-OLD girl is crying today for her missing four-month-old dog. The pup, a black and tan pedigree Alsatian, was Avril Clark's only playmate. It disappeared from 122, Branksome Road, Singapore, on Sunday. Avril loved121 words
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Article35 1953-09-27 3 France's 18,000-ton aircraft carrier Arromanches steamed into Singapore harbour yesterday for a few days in the Colony. The Arromanches is bound for Indo-China with planes which she took on in France.35 words
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Article47 1953-09-27 3 Kaliannan, a young Indian motor car driver, who admitted driving his car in a negligent manner and colliding with another car at the junction of New Bridge Road and Havelock Road on July 31, was fined $35 in the Singapore First Traffic Court yesterday.47 words
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Article207 1953-09-27 3 "Shows complete ignorance THE COUNCIL of Action, representing 15.000 Singapore Government workers, said yesterday that the chairman of the Chamber of Commerce, Mr A. F. Taylor, had displayed "complete ignorance" of the wage dispute between the Government and its staff in his speech to the207 words
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Article142 1953-09-27 3 Rubber up 1/8 cent SINGAPORE rubber market opened quiet yesterday and steadied with some trade demand October first grade closed at 63 cents a pound, one-eighth of a cent above Friday's close. During the morning business was done in October up to 63 z cents but the price eased slightly142 words
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Article20 1953-09-27 3 The price of tin in Singapore yesterday was declared at $307,121/2 a picul, down 37 y 3 cents.20 words
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122 1953-09-27 3 TTNLESS more Asians will come forward and give blood, the present shortage in Group 'B in all banks throughout Malaya will continue, Dr. Gibson-Hill, medical ofneer-in-charge of the Singapore Blood Transfusion Service, told the Sunday Times yeiterday. Dr. Gibson-Hill explained that Asian donors122 words
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158 1953-09-27 3 MAIDEEN bin Ahmad, 17, pleaded guilty in the Singapore Eighth Police Court yesterday to a charge of criminal breach of trust of $10. Inspector T. S. Zain, prosecuting, said Mr. Kenneth Toh saw Maideen in the Queen Street Boys' Hostel on September.158 words
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Advertisement122 1953-09-27 3 Relax V In J^uxury ROYAL INTEROCEAN LINES OFFER YOU SPECIAL ROUNDTRIPS TO ENCHANTING HONGKONG BY THE FAST AND COMFORTABLE VESSELS M. S. TJIWANGI sailing on Oct. 25tli or sisrership M.S. TJILUWAH sailing on Nov# 7th FIRST CLASS SSS2O to SS6OOSPECIAL SECOND CLASS SS32O--(CHILDREN ACCORDINC TO ACE) DURATION OF VOYACE. INCLUDING122 words
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Article, Illustration720 1953-09-27 4 K. S. Chia - We climbed the highest mountain in Penang K. S. Chia By CONQUEST OF WESTERX 1111 I r 1 was nearly three decades ago but I can still recall the exhilaration I felt when I first 'conquered' Penang's 2722-foot Western Hill. It was in those halcyon days of the 1920s when720 words
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Article347 1953-09-27 4 Mr. C. K. Campbell resumes his reminiscences of Malaya early this century; CAPTAIN HUBERT Berkeley, 1.5.0., known as the Raja of Upper Perak, spent almost all his service as District Officer in the large and backward district of Upper Perak. He succeeded C F. Bozzolo.347 words
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Article630 1953-09-27 4 SPLENDID SHOW BY THE POLICE THE people of Kota Tinggi district celeDrated the birthday oi their beloved Sultan with a Thanksgiving Service followed by a reception in the Malay Club, school sports, march pasts etc. The Boy Scouts, trained by the Security Officer at one of the sawmills on the630 words
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Article, Illustration22 1953-09-27 4 Thu picture of black, whit* and orange butterfly was taken by C. F. Yeang of 29 New Lane, Penang.22 words
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Article108 1953-09-27 5 HAROLD Williams, the famous bass-baritone, is flying from Australia to Singapore next month to take the title role in Mendelssohn's "Elijah", which is to be presented by the Singapore Musical Society at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Mr. Williams is famous for his interpretation of this work, and108 words
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Article42 1953-09-27 5 Miss Elizabeth Ann York, the daughter of Mm. York and Colonel Robert H. York, the U.S. Army Liaison Officer in Singapore, has become engaged to Flying Officer Roland James Vincent. RAF. son of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher John Vincent, of Sussex.42 words
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160 1953-09-27 5 'We must stand by our agreements' LORD Swinton, Secretary for Commonwealth Relations, yesterday defended the embargo on trade with Communist countries. He told Pressmen in Singapore yesterday that it woulc not be in the interests of Malaya to trade in tin and rubber160 words
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Article, Illustration100 1953-09-27 5 INSPECTOR Cecil Cheng Chong Tun of Joo Chiat Police Station has been chosen to attend the next police course at Hendon, England. He will leave on Nov. 24 and be away for six months. Inspector Cheng, 28, joined the police in 1047. He was promoted to100 words
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Article128 1953-09-27 5 TWO WOMEN ACQUITTED OF ASSAULT Two women. Nah Im and Chew Siew Lin, charged with assault 1 their chief tenant. Madam Oah Ah Lin, were yesterday acquitted in the Singapore City Police Court. Gan alleged Chew knocked her down when she told her to leave her house in Jellicoe Road128 words
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Article79 1953-09-27 5 A deadlock? Oh, no! K LUMPUR. Sat— Reports suggesting that there is a deadlock between the Government and staff sides on the Federation Whitley Council are causing concern in Government and staff circles. Mr. Lee Moke Sang, secretary of the staff side, said today that the report was wrong and79 words
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Article77 1953-09-27 5 The next Island Players' production, "Dial M For Murder,", will be unique because proceeds from all three nights of the show will be given to charity— the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital. Dial M For Murder," a thriller which was acclaimed in both London and New York,77 words
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Article173 1953-09-27 5 RADIO MALAYA'S Forum of the Air .scries will not be confined exclusively to Singapore. Thts was decided last week. On October 8 the Forum will come from Malacca. Taking part are Mr. Tan Siew Sin. a Federal Councillor. Muss Constance Smith, a lecturer at the173 words
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159 1953-09-27 5 PENANG, Sat. PNANG'S wartime "capital" Ayer Itam, may become part of the Penang Municipality if a proposal by the Balik Pulau District Offlcei. Mr. M. E. R. Bulloch, is approved by the Penan* Rural Board. The 1947 census showed that Ayer Itam has159 words
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Article, Illustration61 1953-09-27 5 Mr. Donald B. Coe of the Naval Base and Mademoiselle Raymondc laquet were married at the Salvation Army headquarters in Smqi pore yesterday. Lieut. -Col. F. W. Harvey, officer commanding the Salvation Army, Malaya, gave away Hie bride. Picture shows Mr Coe and his bride in her Salvation61 words
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136 1953-09-27 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. HAJI Zainal, a former employee of a Malay Opera Company, convicted on a charge of theft of clothing and cash was sentenced in the Sessions Court, to one > ear's imprisonment, the sentence to follow the present sentence of136 words
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Advertisement345 1953-09-27 5 When properly placed together the above picture represents a scene from the big Tom Jerry-Esther Williams swimming sequence in M-Ci-M's Technicolor musical "Dangerous When Wet coming to the Cathay COMPETITION WHAT DID TOM SAY TO JERRY WHEN HE SAW ESTHER WILLIAMS SWIMMING BY? Example: "DANGEROUS WHEN WET" Alluring When Dry345 words
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Advertisement197 1953-09-27 5 PRINGLE MAKE SWEATERS /£l LOVELIER J Twin Sets $100/- i i Golfers $59/50 It's not fes only the name that tells you \l it's a 1 THE STORE WITH A TO OFFER TRAVEL TO HONGKONG I IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORTS' by m.v. "ASIA or m.v. VICTORIA f lft^B Departure Arrive197 words
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Article, Illustration525 1953-09-27 6 CAPT. D. H. de T. READE - THREE GIRLS MAKE ALL THE ARMY'S CURTAINS CAPT. D. H. de T. READE I taint ii mi It. Pvk Yoke A Kirn Yin Ry THE Army in Malaya is salvage conscious. A special unit the Return Stores Depot, operated by the R.A.O.C. 7 F.O.D. was formed for Malaya last March525 words
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Article, Illustration258 1953-09-27 6 Domingo the Mandarin music expert ENTERTAINERS OF MALAYA No. 6 By JOHN HOOD PIANIST Domingo Roquiza is by birth and custom a Filipino. But today he ls recognised, both in Malaya and Hong Kong, as being one of the top-bracket composers of Mandarin music. Domingo, who came to Singapore when258 words
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Article772 1953-09-27 6 BY BILLY BUND OEPRESENTATIVES of the British Communist Party have been waiting at Southampton Docks for the arrival of troopships carrying men from Korean prisoner of war camps. They manage to get permits as "welcoming relations." As the troops file down the gangways, sharp-eyed comrades keep close watch for any772 words
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Article280 1953-09-27 6 POZEN scallops are, from time to time, on sale Id Malaya They ring an excellent change on the fish or savoury course. Serve them stewed, baked, fried in batter or au gratin. HAWAIIAN SCALLOPS Prepare 24 strips of streaky bacon four inches long. And In the280 words
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Advertisement421 1953-09-27 6 /•Whether I serve it at a soup, as a sauce, or use it in cooking I can always count on building a gram] meal with Campbell's Tomato Soup! It's a favorite in our family wins so much praise at the dinner table, save} so »r^ M much time and work421 words
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Advertisement268 1953-09-27 6 I Tck fill Now beiter than ever I til 1 —with reinforced head Z II and anchored tuft*! I The new reinforced head together with the W lml m Tek ancnor means that the tufts of Tek »r» lml locked into the head. They're fixed firm and fast. lml This268 words
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Article, Illustration833 1953-09-27 7 p is surprising to note that in spite of many drawbacks, the greatest of which is the heat, square dancing in Malaya is becoming increasingly popular. You will find young and old alike, from teenagers to grandmothers, gaily tripping to the rhythm833 words
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Article910 1953-09-27 7 f The Human Case- book" has been dealing I with readers' problems in the Sunday Times I fo r the past seven years. I If you have any query I you would like answer- I ing send it to Jane Lee, f Sunday Times, Singa- I pore.910 words
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Article238 1953-09-27 7 LONDON. SHOES are in the news, and here are some of the latest trends; An aniline colour process that lets the grain of the leather show through so that only very good leathers can be used for it. A new waterproof soling material that does238 words
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Advertisement548 1953-09-27 7 KOLYNOS the "Active Chlorophyll Toothpaste The clean lively taste of green Kolynos gives your mouth a wonderful refreshed feeling. Its clean flavour reaches into every crevice freshening every corner. And that glorious lasting freshness is your proof of the all-round mou f h care that only Kolynos with Chlorophyll gives548 words
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Advertisement334 1953-09-27 7 4 VITAMINS (not just one or two) So much MORI benefit N from very tittle j^ extra cost T "AKTA-VITf ho« mor v c t^l|J 1 dote (Two t«o»poonfut«) contolni Virjmin A 2000 International Unit* Bl 300 Vitomin A i» needed for clcor skin ond tl good •>" i ht334 words
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Article345 1953-09-27 8 They all like love stories VOI want to be a best- I selling author, do you? So do thousands of others. One of the greatest au- thorities on best -sellers cave some good advice at a London luncheon the 4 other day. She was Miss Christina f Foyle. who sells345 words
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Article, Illustration1105 1953-09-27 8 MARK PRIESTLEY - MARK PRIESTLEY By plane hurtled downward in the savage dive of death. Frenziedly the test pilot wrestled with the controls. At his side the loveliest woman in France knew there was no hope. Then the plane crashed into the Seine. When rescuers picked1,105 words
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376 1953-09-27 8 LONDON: IX) commemorate the an- niversary of the "Battle of Britain" last week we saw the usual spectacular fly past across London by the RAF. which followed closely thr greatest annual air show on earth, the Farnborouph Display. [The holiday crowds376 words
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Article, Illustration26 1953-09-27 8 A new role for Betta Bern St. John hit gained th« coveted role of Hi« crippled »m«e», Mariam. m the Cinema S«op« «creenin« of "THI RON."26 words
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Advertisement410 1953-09-27 8 OF REGENT ST* LONDON TALCUM POWDER Delicately prepared as a nr STING POWDER bath luxury in trur floral fra- R rancrs. In decorative Perfumed absorbrnt to.lrt t^^. sprinklrr tins. povvrlrrs for DM af.rr thr ■""■"II hath packro in attractive x-^B^IJP^ 1 -^>«w. ron '*'nfr with de \"^^f^^^ XW 1 toadd410 words
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432 1953-09-27 9 THE news that Shell Company is to look for oil in the Klias Peninsular of North Borneo is particularly satisfying to Mr. J. A. Quintal of Singapore. For years, Mr. Quintal has claimed that under the rough terrain and432 words
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Article, Illustration89 1953-09-27 9 Dr Frank Cartwright, administrative secretary of the Board of Mission, Mcrtiodijr Church, U.S.A., who is now in Hie Colony on a five-day tour of Malaya tp inspect the work of the Methodist Mission in this country and visit Trinity College at Mt Sophia, Singapore. Dr. Cir»wright, who is89 words
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Article78 1953-09-27 9 A CHARTERED four-engin-ed B. O. A. C. Argonaut flew into Singapore yesterday from Hong Kong with only a businessman on board. Reason; Forty Royal Air Force men who were supposed to catch the plane for Singapore were held up in Japan in one of the78 words
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Article54 1953-09-27 9 Pneumonia killed 28 people in Singapore in the week ending September 19. Other chief causes of mortality were tuberculosis 21, and enteritis 11. Sixty-six cases of tuberculosis, 10 of chicken-pox and four of leprosy were reported during the week. There were 179 deaths, male 98 and female54 words
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Article66 1953-09-27 9 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 7.15 a.m. Mornlnn Star- 7.30 Npws 7.35-10.15 Music- 10.15 Science; 1030-1130 Music; 11.30 Church Service (Salvation Army>; 1 p.m. Hammond Organ- 1.30 News; 1.45-4 Music; 4 Listeners' Choice; 5 That's my Business; 5.30 Symphony of Strings; 6 Church Service (Methrxlist i 7 News; 7.45 Entre-Acte; 8 Radio66 words
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Article299 1953-09-27 9 LEAGUE DIVISION I Aston Villa 4 Sheffield I Burnley 1 Newcastle 2 Cardiff 0 Araenal 3 Charlton 6 Liverpool 0 Huddersfleld I Middlesbrough 1 Manchester C. 2 Portsmouth 1 Preslon 3 Bolton 1 Sheffield Wed. 2 W. Bromwich 3 Sunderland 3 Blackpool 2 Tottenham 1 Manchester V.Reuter - 299 words
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Article121 1953-09-27 9 THE YMCA tennis championships for members began yesterday on tne Bras Basah Road courts. Results were: Men's double*: Y. B. Wee ana M. K. San beat Chan Tuck Cheons and Ycoh Oim Seng 6-3. 6-4; O T. Hnlloway and F F. Sullivan beat G L Porter121 words
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Article49 1953-09-27 9 The Singapore Government junior Staff Association, representing about 600 employee-, yesterday decided to ask for more pay. They also decided to ask for abolition of red-striped trousers and shirts imprinted with names of various Government departments. These decisions were taken at an emergency general meeting.49 words
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Article34 1953-09-27 9 The Sinenpore Rugby Union yesterday aruiouned that 'he All Blacks will practise for thirty-five minutes after the Fljians mm All Singapore game at Jalan Besar on Oct. 17.34 words
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Article25 1953-09-27 9 TAIPING, Sat. -A meeting will be held at the District Office at 5 p.m. on Wednesday to elect Trustees for the Taiping Stadium.25 words
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148 1953-09-27 9 PENANG, Sat. rpHE Penang Federation of ■I Women's Co-operative Thrift Societies has decided to invest its funds in land. "Since the formation of thrift societies women have been tryine to increase their savines." Inche Abdul Maud. Assistant Commissioner for Co-ODeraMve Development, north, told the Sunday148 words
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119 1953-09-27 9 HUNGRY CHILDREN ARE POOR PUPILS, HE SAYS PENANG. Sat. PARENTS Should not send their children to shool with empty stomachs, Mr. M. E. R. Bullocft, District Officer, Balau. said yesterday. Mr. Bulloch. who opened the new $60,000 Government Malay school at Sungel Pinang, said children could not study properly without119 words
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Advertisement477 1953-09-27 9 COVT. APPEAL TO TAPPERS KUALA LUMPIR. Sat. The message says: rpHF Federation Govern- "There is no persecution of -L ment is making a terrorist helpers provided direct approach to 300.000 that they repent now and people to help Communist help the security forces, terrorists to return to a "Some tappers477 words
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Advertisement312 1953-09-27 9 'AIRSPUN' Face Powder The Crowning Touch to Beauty This face powder Is iiice the fine bloom on a perfect flower. yjjJo fi^T"\ S Alrspun' Face Powder A ..-.-."Vl'>".'i«i^^ made by Coty; in their own V &f R^^Jpr special way. No-one can imi- E yy-^Srf:: from hour to hour, always soft312 words
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Article, Illustration453 1953-09-27 10 DE LONA - BEAUTY- AND THE BEACH DE LONA Be bold, bright— and adventurous by l pEACHWEAR is an JD essential item in the wardrobe of practically everyone in Malaya, S where In the heat young women's fancy softly turns to thoughts of bathing. Whether they turn to the clubs of Singapore and453 words
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Article, Illustration796 1953-09-27 10 JOYCE STEWART - JOYCE STEWART ROBERT, AGED 10 AMAZES THEM ALL By LONDON, LAST WEEK I met a ten-year-old schoolboy genius whose case history of illi-teracy-to-brilliance in two years has amazed the British Association. Master Robert Jamleson heard from his parents and from me how the association looked on him796 words
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Article616 1953-09-27 10 Meet the Eager Beaver THERK are two main types of visitor to Malaya— one is the genuinely interested man whose rare questions are pertinent and to the point, and who imbibes information gradually, intelligently and, as it were, through the pores of his skin. Humble and modest in his approach,616 words
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Advertisement15 1953-09-27 10 ""^j&^Wl X^W mm. Gordon Co. Ltd. Gordons Stands SuptesHU, BORNEO &INCAPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANC15 words
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Advertisement259 1953-09-27 10 Why do the best people sleep on Slumber landsSlumberland mattresses are not made just for your more important guests. They're made to give you perfect restful sleep night after night after night on springs that never grow tired. Indulge yourself for ono*. for a lifetime. simply because they are the259 words
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Article32 1953-09-27 11 K. LUMPUR, Sat— A meeting of Muslim organisations in Kuala Lumpur, held under the auspices of the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society, decided to celebrate the Prophet's birthday on November 18.32 words
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379 1953-09-27 11 -Official of bank tells court A TOTAL of $250,000 was said to have been miss%r\g from three safes in the vault of the Singapore Oversea-Chinese Bank, Chulia Street, when Loo Wee Wan, 52, chief paying cashier, did not turn up for379 words
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Article221 1953-09-27 11 P'JiLDING projects to relieve the housing shortage of lower income groups in the Singapore Government service are to be started again early next month by the Government Officers' Co-operative Housing Soicety. For 19 months the society has suspended building activities because of the high cost221 words
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Article23 1953-09-27 11 Thirty-one cases of sardines worth $1,085 were stolen from a store in Tank Road, Singapore The theft was discovered yesterday morning.23 words
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Article22 1953-09-27 11 PARIT BUNTAft. Sat.— Mr. E. J. Arrowsmith. of the Drainage and Irrigation Department Krian, has left for Kuala Lumpur on transfer.22 words
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Article, Illustration33 1953-09-27 11 It was alto autograph day for children at the St. Andrew's Cathedral Fete. whic*i wn opened yes terday afternoon by Lady Templrr, wife of Hit Federation High Commissioner. Sunday Times picture.33 words
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Article, Illustration165 1953-09-27 11 A leg for the Death Railway man JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. LETCHUMANAN was a labourer on an estate when the Japanese invaded He was born in Malaya and was 18 years old at the time. The Japanese seized him and sent him to Siam to work on the Death Railway Then165 words
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Article51 1953-09-27 11 rpHE Singapore Art Society is A staging its twelfth interschool art exhibition at the British Council Centre. Stamford Road, Singapore, on October 9 to 18 inclusive. Works for exhibition must be delivered to the hall on Friday, October 2 between th" hours of 8.30 a.m. to 551 words
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Article90 1953-09-27 11 KOTA TINGGI, Sat. Poo Chai Yek, a woman, was charged before Inche All bin Hassan in Kota Tinggi with possession of three slabs of raw opium at the Mawai Gate, Kota Tinggi. She was convicted and fined $4,000. or six months' imprisonment. Poo Chai Yek said that90 words
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Article64 1953-09-27 11 ALOR STAR, Sat. Nine Kedah Scouts left today for Kuala Lumpur to receive their Queen's Scout certificates from the Federation's Chief Scout General Sir Gerald Templer. They are: Foo Kok Jin, Mohd Isa bin Puteh. Wan All bin Wan Long. Wahid bin Hassan, Nor Din bin64 words
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Article187 1953-09-27 11 HPHE three talented Alsatians from Hong Kong— Arroll, Baby and Princess, will give their last charity performance, "Canine Capers," in Singapore at the Badminton Hall, Guillemard Road, on Oct. 7 at 9 p.m. There will be an entire change of programme. The rines' trainers187 words
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Advertisement191 1953-09-27 11 Er fjm mm, rim; w /A Wm^ s JjH mi iflL TPwr^k. 4fl M Wi i^m^^MpWrjf' A [1 bkMfr^ LVIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]ll!IIIIIIIIIC]llllilllllllC]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIMIIIIIII[]lllllllg AT REDUCED PRICES Coloured Bath Towels 23" x 46" 3 for 4.00 White Superior Quality Bath Towels 32' x 60 3 for $11.00 g "Jantzen" Swimming Trunks for children 3.50191 words
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Advertisement177 1953-09-27 11 Just Unpacked ALL-WOOL TROPICAL WORSTED smt 100 r 9/10 ounce weight <jS^r» Made in England Wf Made fo measure ■%l «ftij|ik single or double breasted fC^>Mp\^^ 1 Pair Trou"'! *30/---w'i wM available In colours. WL OUR CRAnSMAIITcUT| SKILFUL TAILORING. I IV TAILORING DEPT. We Crave Your /ndu/gence""^"" RENOVATION to the177 words
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Article73 1953-09-27 12 THE NEW LISTS of Cadbury's •nd Fry's Oift Parcels of delicious, *xp«rt quality Chocolates for delivery In U.K. and Continent ex Factory —are at your favourite retail shop. See them today ENSEMBLE CONCERT Full Choir <fc Orchestra Wed. 30th Sept.. 845 p.m., Vlctorlal Memorial Hall (Mendelssohn Hymn of Praise.73 words
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Article256 1953-09-27 12 jifALAYA is not an iTI attractive target for atomic or thermal fission weapons, says General Keißhtley. But the fact still remains that an enemy could change his mind—and that one' hydrogen bomb could wipe Singapore, or the Kinta Valley, or the| Island of Penang, off I the256 words
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Article327 1953-09-27 12 The British view was an utterly reasonable one and put forward without the aid of abusive language; the harshest word which Mr. Lloyd used about Mr. Vishinsky was "ingenuous." Hardly an over-statement to describe Mr. V's expressed belief that world disarmament could begin at once without any further attempt327 words
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Article, Illustration945 1953-09-27 12 RICHARD NIXON,VISITOR TO MALAYA The story of the Vice-President Mr. Richard M. Nixon, Vice-President i of the United States, will visit Malaya in a few weeks' time. Below is a pen portrait of j our visitor. I IWHILE attending the Republican Party I convention in Chicago as a member lof945 words
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Article, Illustration627 1953-09-27 12 HARRY FIELDHOUSE - HARRY FIELDHOUSE BY DEHIND the advance of Nikita Kruschev, now No. 2 to Malenkov in Russia, and the downfall of Beria lies a story now told for the first time of two women's rivalry. The women's names are Helen Malenkov and Tamar Beria. Helen,627 words
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Article169 1953-09-27 12 TTHE article about Captain Miles and his weirdlooking 'monster', written by his son, Mr. Thomas Miles, for the Sunday Times made Interesting reading. I remember Captain Edward T. Miles very well. He was a well-known and successful mining engineer and prospector. He was a man of fine character169 words
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Article176 1953-09-27 12 IHOPE you will not mind an American soldier writing to you for help. I was wounded in Korea a few months ago and sent to Japan for duty. I will be here for at least a year more before I return to the U.S.A. In my spare time176 words
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Article60 1953-09-27 12 EVERY week-day morning as I drag myself out of bed to go to work I think how nice it will be when Sunday comes and I can have a lie in. Lo! and behold, on Sunday morning I always wake up fresh as a daisy and spring out60 words
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Article245 1953-09-27 12 |N a quiet room at the EVans Biological Institute at Runcorn Cheshire, England, a simple device of steel and glass purrs all day long to churn out a milky fluid, which in future years will save millions from starvation. It is the world's first mechanical cow.245 words
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Advertisement621 1953-09-27 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. THE MARRIAGE of Phuah Swee Uan (only son of Mnriam Chla Kirn Geok and the late Air. Phuah Slan Keei to Miss Ivy Cheang Sim Neo (2n>i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cheang Thiam Leong) take.s place on Sunday 27. 9/53. SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED: Midwife for Christmas Island.621 words
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240 1953-09-27 13 Oh, what a lovely surprise as star sings to crippled kiddies KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. QNE of Hong Kong's best known voices resounded through the osteopathic ward Mt the Ceneral Hospital here this morning when Miss Fong Vim Fun, the film star, sang to 31 crippled children. Looking very beautiful in240 words
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Article, Illustration22 1953-09-27 13 Trein," latest addition to the crew of the Lcxa M.icrjk, seen with her skipper and master, Capt. Svend Stockel.22 words
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Article110 1953-09-27 13 T*HE new wide-screen system installed last week at Singapore's Capitol Cinema makes use of a bigger screen, a special lens in the projector to enlarge the picture, and three amplifiers and 20 loud-speakers to increase the sound effects Mr J. Lawler. of Shaw Brothers, who told110 words
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Article38 1953-09-27 13 An 18-year-old Singapore cafe waitress, Fok Chow Yoke, has been missing since last Tuesday. Fok, of Wah Bee cafe in Changi, came with her husband, Chal Kar Chin, from Serembar. less than a month ago.38 words
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Article, Illustration128 1953-09-27 13 QNE "oid sea dog" and one "new sea dog" visited Singapore last week in the early stages of a maritime partnership The "old sea dog." Captain Svend Stockel, of the 8,800-ton cargo-passenger ship Lcxa Maersk, has been 36 years at sea. The128 words
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Article40 1953-09-27 13 Mr. Justice Taylor, a judge of the Federation of Malaya now away on long leave in Britain, will return to Singapore this week. Mr. Justice Taylor will assume duties here as one of the puisne judges.40 words
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Article25 1953-09-27 13 Tan Chong Beng, 20, was sentenced in the Singapore First Criminal District Court to six months rigorous imprisonment for housebreaking and theft.25 words
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218 1953-09-27 13 3-D's HERE TO STAY, SAYS MR. DAFF "THE third dimension is like A aex— lt's here to stay." said Mr. Alfred Daff, president of Universal International Films, during a lunch given by the Singapore film trade yesterday in honour of him and another Hollywood president, Mr. Milton Rackmil, of Universal218 words
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Advertisement327 1953-09-27 13 HE'S SEVEN MONTHS j Little Tan Bak Hu.i. aged seven months, was one of the bonny babies who competed in the contest at the St. Andrew's Cathedral fete in Singapore yesterday. He weighs 281 >bs. dressed as in the picture above. Sunday Times picture. LADY TEMPLER KISSED CHILDREN, FINED' $5327 words
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Advertisement725 1953-09-27 13 "The Cod of heaven, he will prosper us, therefore we his servants will arise and build." (Neh. 2:20.) (Hi Kill OF ENGLAND i 8T. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL: 7 3 p.m. Sunday School, 4 pjn. Ser6 8 a.m. Holy Communion: 9.30 vice, Rev. Ong Chalk Ohee (Enz.) Sunday School, 10.30 Service lor725 words
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Advertisement210 1953-09-27 13 CTCRNn-MHTIC llf The first self-winding: wmch ...and the world's smallest sell -winding: watch ON A BALL-BEARING ih» k»« )W «f ihc mmftmt •»'<<> of tmmm-Vktti •indm» on bill >»jtin| i« ih«i it y< <-fljcli.f .n It" d;m.nu^i^» Ixjirs' lhink« io ihw d.f liny I mm h«IU (O H™ o( lhtlTl210 words
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Miscellaneous108 1953-09-27 13 THE WEATHER Minimum temperature (7.30 p.m. on Sept. 25 to 7.30 a.m. on Sept. 26) Singapore 81 degrees, Per.ang 75, Kota Bahru 72, Kuala Lumpur 76, Ipoh 77, Kuantan 72. Maximum temperature (7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Sept. 26): Singapore 87, Penang 87, Kota Bahru 87, Kuala Lumpur 92,108 words
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Article, Illustration486 1953-09-27 14 DOROTHY THATCHER - DOROTHY THATCHER CHINESE PHOTOGRAPHY IN LONDON oil LONDON. rE Chinese, famous down the centuries for their fxquisite porcelain, are now equally renowned in Great Britain and Europe for their academic photography. At the Galleries of the Royal Society of Painters In Water Colours, the London Salon486 words
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Article, Illustration165 1953-09-27 14 w THE Sunday Tim€*J;,j offering I cash prizes j for readers' picture* j published in rhis^pagi'j First prixe is $30. with I $15 for the ,sycond^b«it and 55 for trie runnerVup. This week's first prixe goes to Mr. W. McDermott. 20 Moon Crescent, Changi. Sinj£- J pore,165 words
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Advertisement154 1953-09-27 14 p-m- nrni T7 16 mm Sound Jj I Mi "S* ''OPERA* p vu d tz VOICE Chemicals for Opera-tound at low cost, Iwl $1,600. only. 1 Top Class Powerful 10- watts output r amplifier .ibundant nOfl^tlVOC sound volume fot unforced '«*y al clarity and richness of music and voice. 8"154 words
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Advertisement56 1953-09-27 14 ii I P r^ V?3i l '"""""""""""""""""z SUPER IKONTA. 1. 1 i TESSAR t2 8 2a" X 2i" (6x6cm) A precision camera which combines the advantages of the precision miniature camera with the 24" x 2i" negative size. SOLE AGENTS: THE SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT CO., LTD. I 35, Wlnch«st«r Hou»e. Collyer56 words
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Article, Illustration627 1953-09-27 15 A. return to the wild wild West And what a difference a good director makes! A FEW weeks ;igo I made the remark that Westerns were on the way out; that the old stage coach had creaked along the trail for tlu last time and the ten gallon hat and627 words
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Article89 1953-09-27 15 A CRITICISM of "Shane* hat appeared in Manhattan's Communist "Daily Worker." According to 'Time" magaxine, the "Worker" likes the picture's historically accurate description of the conflict between the proletariat and the "terroristic" cattle barons, but deplores the fact that Alan Ladd follows "the Hollywood strongman tradition,"89 words
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444 1953-09-27 15 IMUST confess to having been a little wary of Esther Williams' latest bathing parade, "Dangerous When Wet." Short of fighting an octopus at 14 fathoms, Esther has done everythins any one Rirl can do to make water pay, and it didn't seem possible that444 words
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Article, Illustration28 1953-09-27 15 ALAN LADD and Van Hcflin get caught up in a saloon tight in Ceoi gt Sttvent' production of "shan«" coining to the Singapore Odcon on a wide tcrttn.28 words
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Article269 1953-09-27 15 ll> I <M. 1.01 111 AY LONDON. I PUT out the flags for Audrey Hepburn. Of every ten girls who are nominated for stardom— who are boosted, paraded promoted nine fail. Miss Hepburn is the tenth girl. I was by no means sure until I269 words
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Advertisement234 1953-09-27 15 unparalleledYn all the paces A PJPJU OF LOVE AND "EVIL' < I>l UMMA PICTURES ,>.- HAYWORTH V-JL -CHARLES LAUGHTON MAjkßtt*^ 'AinriM Anderson *Gf> s» Ceduc auoioa S^ lASII SYDNIT -MAURICE SCHWARTZ ARNOLD MOSS ALAN lAOII. 5 SHOWS dJ 4,JL 4 if 11, 1.45, 4, .SV>#* IT nvtr on ihv I\EW234 words
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Advertisement269 1953-09-27 15 JQ. CATHAY ORGANISATION jCL ATTRACTIONS "TgT AS ALREADY ANNOUNCED COMMENCING THIS WEEK WITH M-G-M» "DANGEROUS WHEN WET"«I and Paramount's **SHANE** all films at the r— CATHAY— and =_ODEON== will be Shown on the fpANORAMitf 'I SCREEN f NEW THRIVCs N~EVV VIBTAS NO GLASSES REQUIRED STOKM lOHAV -^fflfc o L '""">269 words
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Advertisement266 1953-09-27 16 Now Is th* Time— It On Your Guard Against PYORRHEA •B» *V) J^' B^ 4 «/5 Even Teen-agers May Get It If gums bleed even the slightest bit it may be a sign of that wicked enemy of beautiful teeth —Pyorrhea that 4 out of 5 may get. So take266 words
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Advertisement334 1953-09-27 16 1 $3.50 each INSECT PESTS EQUIVALENT TO 12 PINTS OF ORDINARY INSECTICIDE Obtainable at All Stores or write P.O Box 142. Sinaapore. Stomach cramp! There Is no need for you to «uff«r agonising discomfort after meals. BISMAG (Bisurated Magnesia) will bring you quick relief by neutralizing the excess acid in334 words
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Miscellaneous1312 1953-09-27 16 TASZAN HA6 JLt>T pegN Ott&ZSQ INTO T*» OUlsiet-C 7& KILL A PO^FALO l^C^M mWAJI. JmTtY /^^> A &XX> ZVP**C£ 'P THAT POC7I, TAXge APvANfA£€ OF h/6 a Pisul Tg 6 r Tc? P(?C>vg him WORTHY a>A»»T WITH THE KOhIsCL LBAOBZ. >uS^ «^^Hl/ SfiJSm^-i^^ PZZePO* ANP Pi6APP£Ai?<s,,'^aiP The KUAN i know1,312 words
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Article, Illustration735 1953-09-27 19 BLOOD, SAND AND BUNK This sort of writing is sheer audacity... BULLFIGHTERS should never write books. They have neither the imagination nor sense to pretend that bullfighting is anything more than a good way to make a living. This, of course, embarrassingly lets down that cult of non-Spanish disciples largely735 words
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Article306 1953-09-27 19 HE'S GROWING UP— AT 32 "yHERE tiny white pills mean health and happiness for George Oliver. He takes them each day. And because of them he's still growing at 32 It wasn't always like that. Two years ago he had the physique and characteristics of a weakly boy of 12.306 words
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Article653 1953-09-27 19 Nathaniel Gubbins SOON after your Uncle Natfs Life Partner:, The Plucky Little Woman, has gone to London j for the day, The Old Club Chum, on holiday, arrives at The Sea Nest. As this calls for a celebration, newspapers are gladly thrown aside, and O.C.C. is shown round the town.653 words
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Article90 1953-09-27 19 WHEN a witch doctor and a medical officer staged rival demonstrations side by side in a Uganda village the crowds swarmed round the witch doctor and ignored the MO Then the medical officer tok off his uniform and donned a witch doctor's regalia of animal skins90 words
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Advertisement165 1953-09-27 19 %c CVf sagged APRICOT SURPRISE On a layer of rice cooked in sweetened Dutch Baby Milk flavoured with Vanilla Essence, tet some preserved half apricots. Coat them with light red currant jelly or jam and then cover with meringue. Sprinkle wiHi icing sugar and put in oven to brown ,Hie165 words
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Advertisement318 1953-09-27 19 SECTIONAL BOOKIN6S available m j^^m CALCUTTA r-Jw fii COLOMBO ~^m W* BOMBAY rMgyml^ KARACHI 13*^ Djakarta c Qr s UDer Service 1 and any airport en rout* IV' <JUyV^I *JK*lYl\*^ L- «J Fly "Kangaroo" Service to Middle East, Europe Enjoy super cabin service, finest an J AlJStral \2i food, complimentary318 words
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Miscellaneous166 1953-09-27 19 POPULAR CROSSWORD ACROSS i. Comet's trmin (4). 4. Cfmpiu 1. Cat off (8). 7. Respiration (4). (5). 5. Related (4). 6. Before (3). 7. 11. Lovingly 13 Dreadful (8). Hold up (7) 8. Alt (4 1 9. Notoriously Take every trick (4). 14. Cover ly (9). W. Son« (4). 15.166 words
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Article, Illustration7 1953-09-27 20 Britain's greatest cartoonist among the Territorials7 words
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Article375 1953-09-27 20 None of his patients died... THIS is the story of a surgeon. It is the swry of a man who dedicated himself to his railing and died when he thought he had failed Kenneth MacLennan was his name. His father was a minister his mother a hospital sister. Even as375 words
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Article127 1953-09-27 20 ONLY four priests in 164 years it Hie record of the rhre* tiny French villages of Peuplinguet. BonningiiM, and IscalUt. So when Hieir bishop decided that their present priest mutt go after only five yeart there wat an uproar. But the villagers protested not127 words
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Article177 1953-09-27 20 BIG BANG IN THE PACIFIC A long time ago rE theory that the relatively thin abyssal floor of the Pacific Ocean collapsed under the Influence of volcanic activity about 100.000.00 C years ago was discussed cy oceanographers at the meeting in Liverpool of the British Association for the Advancement of177 words
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Advertisement91 1953-09-27 20 Jo men who move the earth f STANDARDISE ON G.M. POWER the Famous G.M. Diesel Engine is interchangeable in any of the fol owing plant SffrTT^ Thew Lorain Excavators, Draglines, Shovels. \Q/% A s Chalmers Tractors, Bulldozers, Angle Dozers, \™™*y Scrapers, Shovels. R General Motor Diesel Engines, Generating Sets, Industrial91 words
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Advertisement11 1953-09-27 20 The above art txtractt from "(iffiglt Often** (Ctergt Allen and Unwin).11 words
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Advertisement204 1953-09-27 20 fly far faster by PyfJ BETWEEN SINGAPORE, JAPAN, CEYLON, INDIA, PAKISTAN, SOUTH AFRICA, MIDDLE EAST AND GREAT BRITAIN. The Comet combines speed with elegance. When you fly by Comet time is almost halved. You get there sooner; you stay there longer. Information and Bookings from Malayan Airways. Ocean Building. Singapore204 words
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Article, Illustration1283 1953-09-27 21 VOODOO SNAKE LORD They're selling incantations to people all over the world iiarbaric ritual is far front dead I HAM IS ST. lOII\ TELLS OF THE VOODOO DOCTORS WHOSE EVIL POWERS ARE SPREADING I THE WEST INDIES, RRAZIL AND SOUTH AFRICA. AND OF THE SECRET RITES THAT ARE H1.1.M. PERFORMED1,283 words
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Article1296 1953-09-27 21 Final chapter of our serial with a Malayan background by Sit AMI S FRAZFR WHEN ALI returned to Singapore he found himself already famous as the "Boy Who Disappeared." Journalists crowded Into Kaasim's compound at all hours of the day and night to Interview him. Press1,296 words
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Advertisement304 1953-09-27 21 H You can't 1 1 get along 1 IJI without I No keen up-to-date business or professional man would dream of using anything else in his office warehouse or store. Apart from its outstanding economy Biro Minor writes on practically JuJ any surface hard or soft, wet or dry. Four304 words
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Advertisement161 1953-09-27 21 v Mp\* 'k'* in satin or engint- 1| i,g«r*»-> aflfir turned chromium, en- iff f^ amelled or leather cover- Romoii Standard i^fr^J^i, 71 /f I Popular with all, certain 111 MCllClVd to please, i, this hand- CgSp some Ronson. As usual y Press, it's lit! Release, i^->** as everywhere r<161 words
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Article, Illustration990 1953-09-27 22 PETTY CAR THEFTS ARE ON THE INCREASE says Manning Blackwood A FTER a period of comparative— for Malaya, at any rate honesty, there would seem to be a renewed outbreak of petty theft in this country, and daily there are990 words
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423 1953-09-27 22 THEY' HE READY FOR THE 'GAP' AGAIN Ht§ Edin M*<»i4»r* Singapore Motor Club will wind up its current racing season on Sunday, Oct. 18 with the Gap Autumn Hill Climb Championship, and although no great field is expected to participate, motoring enthusiasts are confident that a number of records will423 words
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791 1953-09-27 22 JOHNNY JOHNSON - JOHNNY JOHNSON SINGAPORE SPORTS PARADE By f ENERALLY speaking things are pretty bright on the Sports Front this week and the news from Manila regarding the participation of non- Asians in the Asian Games makes the sports world seem a much more attractive place.791 words
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Article101 1953-09-27 22 Across: 1. Amputate. 7, Sigh. 11. Amorously. 12. Terrible. 13. Slam. 14, Ltd. IS Stern 16, Area. 19. Via. 20. Tease. 21, Rations. 22. Efts M, Ten. 25. See. 26. Toy. 28. Ale. .in, Bared 31, Buys. 32, Demands. 35, I/nit. 36. Malice. 37, Accentual. 38 Lead.101 words
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Advertisement65 1953-09-27 22 M. 17 Around f&e K/or/d /if ore Can are Protected 6y Mobiloil ihan by any otter brand l^^^^*9 >^ >9sSSSSf^U^U"^EEsB»^BBBBBmBrjBr WSBSa^BBBSr BBSSSsfI *> I—l1 1 i V*<sssssTOKlM»Mfy. t ls»sssßr*» I V Vk NsBBBBBBBBBHtsfIIIb^JsIS Wk With falling values I /^JH|jj| NOW more than ever 111 L'l^V PROTECT r™J YOUR CAR every65 words
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Article223 1953-09-27 23 He backed all the winners PENANG, Sat. CAPT. Lindsay Years, "Grand old man" of Malayan racing, today returned to Penang from a four months trip to London during which he backed all the winners of the principal United Kingdom classics this season. "Had I been a heavy punter I would223 words
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Article94 1953-09-27 23 NEW YORK, Sat.— Randy Turpin went into camp yesterday at Orossinger, New York, to train for his middleweight title fight with Bobo Olson of Hawaii at Madison Square Garden on Oct. 31. Simultaneously, the International Boxing Club announced that tickets for the fight will be onUP - 94 words
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Article, Illustration487 1953-09-27 23 Malekzadeh runs fastest trial By EPSOM JEEP IPOH, Saturday. REST BET winner of the Perak Turf Club's i Gold Vase race in 1951, looks better for his recent spell. With a riding boy astride, this i Panorama gelding ran 3 f. in 40Reuter - 487 words
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Article40 1953-09-27 23 TOKYO. Sat. The International Boxing Promotion Association which Is sponsoring the match between British flywelgh*. champion Terry Allen and world flyweight champion Yoshlo Shlrat said a definite date of their match will be announced on Oct. 1.40 words
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Article551 1953-09-27 23 VyEIGHTS for the first day SaturHav. Ort S, of the Prrak Gold Vase Meeting: Cl. 1. Dlv. 1-6F. Forest Bean 9.07 Millionaire 9.04 Cypress Point 8 10 Elturins 809 Talisman 8.08 Entertainment II 8.05 Northern Circuit 8.04 Asia Minor 8.0S I illiliullrro 8.0S Box Office551 words
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261 1953-09-27 23 NEW YORK, Saturday. ROCKY MARCIANO, who last night retained his world heavyweight title with an 11th round technical knockout victory over Roland La Starza, received approximately $572,000 (Straits) for the fight. This included a share from theatre television receipts, which may be raised when final figuresReuter - 261 words
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Article43 1953-09-27 23 MELBOURNE, Sat.— The Victorlan State Cabinet has decided to build the Olympic Village for the 1956 Games at Heidelberg, a suburb eight miles from Melbourne The village will Include about 600 homes and flats to accommodate nearly 6,000 athletes and officials.43 words
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Advertisement295 1953-09-27 23 For extra pleasure and satisfaction— CHURCHMAN'S No.l In tins of 50 or 25, ami packets of 10 .<■ 'N. C-ll Fittiei and Happiel now! Wgrajb "THE feeling of well-being which^Sj results from taking De Witt s Pills is proof of their good influence ■< on your general health. H I295 words
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Article425 1953-09-27 24 Wything player to note HINT FOR S.R.U. SELECTORS CINGAPORE Rugby Unions selectors yesterday started their search fcr the Singapore team to meet the Fijians at Jalan Besar Stadium next month. But the selectors gave the padang game between Singapore Cricket Club and RNAS Sembawang a miss. If they had been425 words
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Article494 1953-09-27 24 South Johore walloped 59-0 By W. E. TREVOR Fijians 59; Sth. Johore Nil UOLD ON to your seats everybody Here come the Fijians rampaging into another Malayan rugby season. In their first game this year in fact their first run together they trampled South494 words
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Article, Illustration54 1953-09-27 24 RECORD BREAKERS: The British team which bettered the world record for the 4 x 1,500 metres with a time of 15 mm. 27.2 sec. during an athletic meet between Stockholm and London at the White City stadium. From left to right: R. H. Dunk ley, David Law, Gordon Pirie andAP - 54 words
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Article21 1953-09-27 24 The friendly rugger match between R.A.F. Changi and R.A.S.C. played at Changi ended in a 8-all. draw.21 words
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Article259 1953-09-27 24 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Physical Culture Asso--1 elation retained the FAS cup when they beat PWD Sports Club 4-2 in the final of the knockout soccer competition at HQ Malaya today. T.P.C.A. set the pace from the kick off, attacking from both wings. Shanmuganathan missed an259 words
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Article21 1953-09-27 24 MUAR. Sat.— J.ihore Malays will meet Malacca Malays In a Sultans' Gold Cup soccer match at Muar tomorrow.21 words
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158 1953-09-27 24 H.K. Bank win with Klass's late goals UONGKONG Bank "A" had to fight for their 3-1 victory over Stanvac Sports Club in their Singapore B.H.F.A. first round knockout cup tie at Farrer Park yesterday. Althoush Stanvac scored first they could not maintain their lead once the Bank attack got into158 words
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Article51 1953-09-27 24 Royal Malayan Navy suffered their first defeat in four outings yesterday when they went down to V.M.C.A. by three goals to one in a Singapore Hockey Association Dlv. 2 league match played at V.M.C.A. ground M. Moss scored a hat-trick for Y.M\C.A. Mohamed Noor scored Navy's51 words
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Article35 1953-09-27 24 PENANG. Sat, Royal Bangkok Sports Club beat Penann Sports Club by three points to nil to retain the J R. Davy Cup in their annual inter-port rugger fixture at Western Road today.35 words
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Article424 1953-09-27 24 p'OR the second year in succession Oeneral Hospital -*ith 7i points— so more than their nearest rivals, the Rest, won the interhospital championship at the sixtr annual athletic meeting of the Singapore Medical Services held at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Ibrahim Falll was the individual champion.424 words
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464 1953-09-27 24 IPOH, Saturday. DEFENDING champions R.E.M.E. of Singapore were held to a 2—2 draw in the final of the FARELF soccer competition for the Caldbeck Cup by 12th Royal Lancers here today. Despite 20 minutes of thrill packed extra time, with both goals being464 words
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Article66 1953-09-27 24 Raffles Institution trounced REME by 14 points (a goal, two tries and a penalty) to nil In a rugger fixture on the R.I. ground yesterday. The outstanding schoolboy on the field was Kirn Chye who scored 11 of the points two tries and kicked66 words
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Article31 1953-09-27 24 Singapore Chinese FA. beat H M Dockyard 3-0 In a friendly soccer match at Dockyard yesterday. Quah Kirn Beng gave Chinese a 2-0 lead at half time.31 words
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Article25 1953-09-27 24 East Asiatic S.C. conceded a walkover to Chartered Bank S.C. in their Singapore B.H.P.A. first round knockout cup at Farrer Park yesterday25 words
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Article631 1953-09-27 24 PLIGHT new records were set up at the Tiger Swimming Club's fifth annual carnival held at the Tiger Swimming Club pool yesterday. Oan Eng Teck won the men's Individual championship with 28 points, setting up two new records in the 120 yards freestyle (lmin, 12631 words
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