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Title Section18 1950-10-31 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER SI, l»50. PRICE TEN CENTS.18 words
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391 1950-10-31 1 U.N. FORCE IN 'DISORDERLY RETREAT' Chinese Reds Attacking SEOUL, Monday. TWO Communist divisions reported manned largely by Chinese Reds were driving tonight on the North Korean east coast port of Hamhunjj. South Korean officer* said the enemy force was 30 miles norih-west of Hamhung. They said there no longa wasReuter; AP; UP - 391 words
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Article207 1950-10-31 1 TOKYO. Mon. A ROYAL Marines reconnaissance unit from the Br.tish cruiser Ceylon was landed by South Korean ships on Cho bland, on the west BBMC <>t North Korea on Satnrlay but found that the C nmunist garrison had withdrawn. Gen. Mac Arthur a >unced today Royal Marines'UP - 207 words
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208 1950-10-31 1 JOSEPH Michael Nonis, Kurasian wireless operator, making his defence In J the Singapore High Cn >rt yesterday in the Winnie Spencer Murder Case, denied that he killed tin schoolgirl. He admitted having called for Winnie during the scho« recess but said208 words
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Article, Illustration129 1950-10-31 1 MOTHER of 9 ADOPTS BABY TOR LUCK' By Our Womaa Correspondent rE baby abandoned behind the Balestier Road church in Singapore on Saturday, is hem*, adopted by the Chinese woman who found her. Tay Mcc Chlng. a 38-year-old wife of a Chinese salesman yesterday registered the baby at the Registrar129 words
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Article134 1950-10-31 1 LONDON, Tues. A LEGISLATIVE Council and an Executive Council are to be created In North Borneo. Britain announced early today. The new_Councils are the first step to self-rule. Previously the territory has been administered by the Governor, Sir Ralph Hone, with the assistance of an AdvisoryReuter - 134 words
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Article110 1950-10-31 1 gLVEN- year-old Peter John Stoner yesterday refuted to kiss his mother goodbye in public before leaving alone by Qantas BO A.C. Constellation for Sydney. Instead he shook hands with her and ash ed her to take good care of herself. Peter spelled his name. "P-E-T-E-R" for110 words
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Article183 1950-10-31 1 New Call For Rubber Control LONDON. Mon. MR. Maurice Edelman. Labour Member of Parliament for Coventry, today demanded a Joint purchasing agency of Atlantic powers to control the sale of Malayan rubber and other commodities In an article In the Daily Herald, mouthpiece of the Labour Party, he said theReuter - 183 words
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Article23 1950-10-31 1 TOKYO, Mon— The first units of 15 ships for an Autarctic whaling expedition left Yokohama yesterday on a 90-day hunt Reuter-AAP.Reuter-AAP - 23 words
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Article56 1950-10-31 1 S IMPORTERS of Chians Kai-shek in Singapore will hold a cocktail party and serve guests with "mcc" indicating long life— to mark th P Generalissimo's 64th birthday. The party will be held at the Chung Sh»a« Club In Cecil Street. The old Chinese National Antnem56 words
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Article36 1950-10-31 1 ISTANBUL, Mon Turkey celebrated with great military pageants yesterday the 27th anniversary of the republic. The greatest display was at Ankara, where the President, Mr. Celal Bayer, watched an enormous military parade.—36 words
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143 1950-10-31 1 JAKARTA, Monday. f^UTCH Army troops and Indonesian soldiers clashed in a flve-ho\ir rifle battle in downtown Jakarta early today. Two Dutch soldiers were wounded In the clash The 70 Dutch troops lnvoived Included eight Ambo;nesr soldiers whose home Island In the South Moluccas has beenAP - 143 words
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Article37 1950-10-31 1 PORTLAND, Oregon, Mon. Flooding rivers poured Into cities and towns of southern Oregon and northern California yesterday. making more than 1.000 families homeless. One man Is dead and others are reported missing.— A.P.AP - 37 words
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Article31 1950-10-31 1 BONN, Mon— An Allied High Commission spokesman today protested against the ratification by the Polish Parliament of the Oder-Nelsse Line as the final frontier between Poland and Germany Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article39 1950-10-31 1 NEW DELHI. Mon. Thirteen holiday makers, Including five children, were killed and five seriously Injured when a bus crashed hundreds of feet down a hill eight miles from Dalhousie hill station near the Indo-Paklstan border on Monday.—A.P.AP - 39 words
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Article54 1950-10-31 1 BEIRUT. Mon.— Clen. Sami Hlnnawl. who organised a coup d'etat In Syria, last year, was shot dead at a tram stop here today. Police said the killer, who was arrested, was Ahmed Barazl, cousin of a former Prime Minister. Mohsln Be/ Barazl. who was executed onReuter - 54 words
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191 1950-10-31 1 GUN BATTLE RAGED AT U.S. CONSULATE From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. J^ MIDNIGHT battle between police guard* and bandits raged for 25 minutes yesterday around the United States Consulate in Ampanjr Road, less than three miles from the heart of Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Richard A. Poole, the consul,191 words
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Article76 1950-10-31 1 f^NE flre-walker mm •#■> erely burnt at yesterdays fire-walking ceremony by Hindu devotees at tk t Mariamman Temple. South Bridge Road. Singapore. He was sent to hospital Others collapsed after running over the glo Din i embers and had to be revived by friends More than 2.000 a*op'«76 words
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Article81 1950-10-31 1 LONDON, Mon.— A SouthEast Asia Committee was formed In London at the week-end to "foster unity among people from SouthEast Asia In Britain and support their struggle for political, social and economic freedom A resolution was passed supporting the Stockholm "Peace Appeal," demanding the withdrawal ofReuter - 81 words
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Article21 1950-10-31 1 WASHINGTON, Tues— The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development today announced three loans totalling $25,400,000 to Slam. Reuter.Reuter - 21 words
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Article55 1950-10-31 1 SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico. Mon. DOUCE today recaptured 51 1 of 111 convicts wli > escaped from Puerto Rico prison yesterday, taking gum and ammunition from tli s prison arsenal. It was the worst ijaol brrtlr in Puerto Rlcan history. Ovr 300 policemen with jeeps hay* beenReuter - 55 words
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Article27 1950-10-31 1 MADRID. Mon -An Arg•"-.-tine swimmer. Jorge S. Si"?den. today set up a record by swimming the Straits of G.oraltar in six hours 38 mlnut <> —Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article26 1950-10-31 1 TOKYO. Mon. -Two Japanese cargo ships will earn the first December grain ihiD ments from America to Jaoai, it was announced today.— UP.UP - 26 words
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Article59 1950-10-31 2 PITTSBURGH, Mon.—Rubber is being put to another use. The Westlnghouse Electric Corporation Is spraying a transparent! rubberised 'skin" on Its big electric panel boards to protect the paint from scratching during final assembly and shipment. When the equipment is ready for service, the "skin" is stripped59 words
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205 1950-10-31 2 "No Scorched Earth" Says German Socialist FRANKFURT, Mon. f\R. Kurt Schumacher. Uthe West German Socialist leader, warned today that if Germany was not guaranteed by the Western Allies against "a second scorched earth fate" she would not contribute to the defence of the West. He said Germany could not re-armUP - 205 words
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Article, Illustration59 1950-10-31 2 THE BE-MEDALLED figure at the rifht is familiar, bat the man with him, although he bean the name, Is less in the publio eye. Britain's Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee, (right) Is seen with his elder brother, Mr. R. B. Attlee, wlio wears the insignia of the Worshipful59 words
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Article65 1950-10-31 2 BARROW-IN-FTRNESS, LANCASHIRE, Monday. FIREMEN and shipyard workers yesterday saved the new 28,000-ton Orient liner Oronsay from heeling over on to a quay after a flre had damaged her forepart. A heavy list was caused by thousands of gallons of water poured into her to subdue theReuter - 65 words
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202 1950-10-31 2 YUST about every one of the 500 people of Miller's J Flat, New Zealand fruit-growing town, turned out to see the first wedding there for 14 years. The bridegroom was John Hugh Henderson, aged 84, father of 10, grandfather of 32, and great-grandfather of202 words
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Article79 1950-10-31 2 MELBOURNE, Mon. yyHICH is more Important to a girl these days— an engagement ring or a home? To young couples who have to make this choice a Melbourne clergyman gave this advice: "Don't worry about an engagement ring see about finding the money for yourReuter-AAP - 79 words
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Advertisement519 1950-10-31 2 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MUNICIPALITY OF KUALA LUMPUR Applications are Invited by the Municipal Commissioners of Kuala Lumpur for the post of:— ASSISTANT ENGINEER 1p the Municipal Engineer's Deuartment. Kuala Lumpur. Applicants should be not more than 35 years of age, and be Corporate Members of the Institution of Civil Engineers and/or519 words
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Advertisement408 1950-10-31 2 NOTICES NOTICE I, the undersigned, LOKX TAI NAM, has resigned from Messrs. CHOY BROTHERS (MALAYA) LTD. (Kuala Lumpur Office), and will be leaving their service* after 31st of October, 1950. All my private future correspondence are kindly requested to be addressed to No. 70, Cross Street Kuala Lumpur. (Telephone 3562408 words
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Advertisement335 1950-10-31 2 NOTICES JOHORE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Tenders for Johore Governmc-iil Hospital Sapaties. Tenders in duplicate are Invited tor the supply of various foodstuffs (perishable or non-perish-able) pulses and coconut oil to Hospital and Institutions In Johore State3. The term of the contract U for six months beginning Ist: January, 1951. Particulars and335 words
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Advertisement298 1950-10-31 2 NOTICES SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST Tenders are Invited for repairs to one block of flats and shops st Owen Road. Tender form, etc. may be obtained on payment of a deposit of Moo'- which will be refunded U a bona fld« tender is submitted. Scaled tenders are to be deposited In298 words
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Advertisement282 1950-10-31 2 --51 \mm en n pd tsid t n t lin t s t*HHOtUICUtfI... I V XMAS CRUISE I 2SX REDUCTION ON ALL FARES PRESIDENT MONROE I SAILING DECEMBER 13th J MEDITERRANEAN PORTS AND I I NEW YORK J ''THE WOMAN GOES WITH ME "he shouted AND A THOUSAND TORCHES LIGHTED282 words
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298 1950-10-31 3 LAOKAY AIRFIELD OPEN AGAIN: REDS CROSS RIVER SAIGON, Monday. I AOKAY airfield was re-opened yesterday as Vietminh forces approached to within two miles of the Beleaguered fortress guarding the northern entrance to the rice-rich Red River valley. Several military planes landed in the airfield. EJut Communist infantry forces crossed the298 words
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Article, Illustration60 1950-10-31 3 I ll' KING addressing both Houses of Parliament at the opening of the new House of Commons from the throne in Westminster Hall. BELOW: With the robed and wigged Speakers of Dominion Parliaments were Sir Franklin Gimson (right) and Sir Henry Gurnty (left). Col. Clifton Brown, Speaker of60 words
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Article180 1950-10-31 3 LAKE SUCCESS. Mon [>UoSIA yesterday askeu. the us delegate, Mr. Warren R Austin, to summon an' emergency seerei meeting of j the Security Council, pre- to dlscoaa the eieciion of a new Secretary-Gen-eral. Auitia, October FTiaKU ni oi the Council Immediatel] sum- thC 11-11. 'ill180 words
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Article111 1950-10-31 3 TOKYO. Mon WITH criminal jurisdiction ovi-r non-occupation United Nations' nationals due to be handed back to the Japanese Government on Nov. 1. Tokyo's Metropolitan Police Board Ls "poised" to arrest foreigners including those who smuggled 70 truckioads of sugar into Tokyo last year. dope smugglers.111 words
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Article51 1950-10-31 3 JERUSALEM, Mon.- Israel'; Labour Party and the Orthodox Religious Bloc— merrbrrs of David Ben Gurinns coalitlon i-abinrt which resigned two week.s ago reached agreement last night. A Joint statement said the parties have agreed to support the coalition government until January 1953. when elections would be held.—Reuter - 51 words
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Article16 1950-10-31 3 HONG KONG. Mon.— Four more Nationalist agents have been executed 'n Shanghai.— RenterReuter - 16 words
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Article86 1950-10-31 3 CAMBRIDGE. Mon—Damages of £2,000. with costs. »vere awarded against a eo- 1 respondent in a divorce case i at Cambridge The petitioner had not ask- i ed for a divorce, but had ask- j ed lor damages. He was Leslie Perkins. of St. Thomas Square, Cambridge.86 words
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Article42 1950-10-31 3 LAKE SUCCESS, Mon The Secretary-General of the United Nations. Mr. Trygve Lie. has proposed that the UN. build three radio stations, costing US$l 983.000. one In New York and two smaller relay stations in North Africa.— A.P.AP - 42 words
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Article112 1950-10-31 3 LONDON, Monday. 4 BRITISH Navy launch yesterday intercepted a cargo junk attempting to smuggle 20 drums of kerosene out of Hong Kong and into Communist China, it was reported today. At Philadelphia, the United States Government has removed 16.000 gallons of petroleum jelly andAP - 112 words
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Article255 1950-10-31 3 WASHINGTON, Monday. PHK Atlantic Pact Defence Ministers today tackled the touchy problem of whether German troops will be included in the unified Atlantic army of about 50 divisions. Following Sunday's recess. I North Atlantic Treaty s nee Committee resumed t negotiations with the lan rearmament issue255 words
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Article62 1950-10-31 3 BELGRADE, Mon. \IAKSIIAL Tito yesterday ill accused the Cominform of preparing an attack on bis country, but said it failed because the Cominform could not find sufficient support inside Yugoslavia. Addressing a congress of anti -Fascist women. Marshal Tito said he was prepared to protestAP - 62 words
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Article67 1950-10-31 3 KARACHI, Mon— The first oil company in Pakistan has been registered here as the Pakistan Petroleum Limited with a capital of 70.000,000 rupees. Under Pakistan rules 30 per cent of the shares must be owned by Pakistan nationals; 70 per cent of the shares haveAP - 67 words
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109 1950-10-31 3 HONG KONG. Mon. SIR Esler Dening. Britain's roving ambassador in South-East Asia, denied on Saturday that he was to be named Britain's first Ambassador to Communist China. Britain's position towards Communist China is exactly what it was nine months ago. Sir Esler said. HeAP - 109 words
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Article36 1950-10-31 3 TEHERAN. Mon —The cultural delegation sponsored by the Calcutta Art Society, and now touring the Middle East, has arrived in Teheran on a fortnight's visit as guests of the Tehervn University.— Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article25 1950-10-31 3 LOS ANGELES. Mon-Dr. Peter Lindstrom's divorce suit against Ingrid Bergman is due to be heard today The suit will not be contested A.P.AP - 25 words
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Article130 1950-10-31 3 MELBOURNE, Mon. were at a standstill today in all Australian states except Western Australia. Nineteen \irilons had decided t.i» this 'J4-hour token strike m support of railway strikes In Victoria and South Australia. Thousands^ railwaymen have been on strike in Victoria for 15 days andReuter-AAP - 130 words
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256 1950-10-31 3 Chinese Only 200 I Miles From Lhasa NEW DELHI. Mon. AN official Indian "spokesman announced today that the Chinese Communists are already less than 200 miles from Lhasa in their invasion from the north-east. The spokesman said that the Tibetan government, through the head of the Indian mission, had askedUP - 256 words
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Article193 1950-10-31 3 TOKYO, Monday. FRANK Loyal Weaver 24-year-old Australian ex-Serviceman, was today found guilty by a British Commonwealth Occupation Force's provost court on a charge of illegal entry into Japan. He faces a maximum sentence of deportation. Weaver, whose Japanese name ls Teisu Ichiro Utaka Kitagawa,Reuter; Reuter-AAP - 193 words
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Advertisement51 1950-10-31 3 HENRY WAUGH Co., Ltd. BRANCHES IN PENANC. SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR, BANCKOK. SIBU. IPOH. KUCHING lESSELTON. SANDAKAN. KOTA BAHRU LONDON. MANCHESTER MILLARS CONCRETE MIXERS PUMPING SETS STONE BREAKERS HIGHWAY COMBINED DRYING MIXING UNITS ETC. Millar* Machinery Co., Ltd. Th*rl«y Biahop •tort ford, Harts. Arentt In m. Federation of Malaya. Singapore a«i<51 words
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Advertisement223 1950-10-31 3 FLY TO HONG KONG with ism Tuesday I VIA BANGKOK Thursday VIA SAIGON Friday VIA BANGKOK r 28 DAY RETURN EXCURSION MSSIS AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL* AIRWAYS PTY LTD 5 fKINCf ST. SINGAPORE TELS 85)65 ***** HENLEY TYRES' #/i Ib^ \>l VN \^E^ECPISBfi*P^K Bans' y 5* DISTRIBUTORS SINGAPORE.— George Lee Motort. Clcmcnccju223 words
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229 1950-10-31 4 STEEL CEMENT SHORTAGE SEEN WITH next year's steel supplies described as "tricky" and cement imports subject to temporary shortages, steps have been taken to ensure that steel and cement supplies for the new electric power station at Pasir Panjang, Singapore,229 words
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Article, Illustration40 1950-10-31 4 EIGHT INJURED IN CRASH WEDDING GUESTS— eijfht Indians including four children were admitted to the Singapore General Hospital after this car in which they were travelling crashed headlong into a ditch in Killiney Road, on Sunday night. Straits Times picture40 words
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Article84 1950-10-31 4 An appeal to give the Colonial Development Corporation faithful support in its undertakings in Singapore is made by Lord Trsfgarne In a message to the people of Singapore and Malaya on his relinquishing the chairmanship of the Corporation. Lord Trefgarne says "We realise here that a large84 words
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Article42 1950-10-31 4 Chan Leng Chuan pleaded guilty In the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to theft of six planks, belonging to Frankel Estate Meyer Road, on Oct. 27. Sentence was postponed to Nov 6 and ball of $150 in one surety allowed.42 words
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Article237 1950-10-31 4 SCHOOLS WANT MORE AID A THREE-MAN delegation has been appointed by Chinese schools in Singapore to meet Sir Christopher Cox, Education Adviser to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, today at the office of ihe acting Director of Education. Mr. R. M. Young. The delegation will be headed by237 words
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Article192 1950-10-31 4 MORE MALAYANS in u.s. into™ 'I'HE hope that more and more scholarships to 1 American universities and colleges would be made available to Malayans was made by Mr. T. E. Bracken, chief legal adviser to the United States Information Service, before he left Malaya after a tour of ISIS centres192 words
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Article81 1950-10-31 4 from ohi Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. 'I 1 UK General Officer Commanding Malaya, MajorGen. R. E. Urquhart, told the men of the First Battalion, Devonshire Regiment. this morning: "You have not wasted your time in Malaya. When you get back to England, hold81 words
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Article53 1950-10-31 4 Sen Chow Mm. aped 18. claimed trial in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday when charged with stealing a pen from Chong Yoke Boon in a bus in Bra* Basah Road on Sunday. The case was postponed for hearing on Nov. 29 and bail of53 words
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Article29 1950-10-31 4 SEREMBAN, Mon— A sum of $1,063 was raised on University Day at Seremban, It was announced by a committee under the chairmanship of Mr. B. H. Tan.29 words
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139 1950-10-31 4 From Our Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. SIR Christopher Cox, Education Adviser to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, spent a day in Johore Bahru today receiving memoranda and talking to educationist*. He met Bato Wong Shee Fun and six headmasters from Chinese139 words
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199 1950-10-31 4 FIRST STEPS TO ELEOID MAYOR PRESIDENT MAY SHARE DUTIES ll'll \T are considered to be the first essential steps to th/ ultimate election of a mayor in Singapore will be proposed by the acting Municipal President, Mr. T. P. F. McNeil c. at the Municipal Commissioners' monthly meeting today. Mr.199 words
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Article67 1950-10-31 4 From Oar Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— A fellowship for six months' training or research in New Zealand had been offered by the Government tnere to a candidate from ihe Federation under a United Nations fellowship programme for 1951 Studies which can most readily be provided are67 words
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321 1950-10-31 4 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. DAPID development of a roroa industry in Malaya is impossible due to the ban on direct importation of planting material from abroad and the very small quantity available within Malaya, says an announcement issued today by Harrisons and321 words
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Article18 1950-10-31 4 PENANG. Mon —The Pen--i.g Theosophical Ledge will hold its first post-war anniversary dinner on Nov. 17.18 words
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Article39 1950-10-31 4 The Singapore Education Department yesterday announced that all private candidates In Singapore wishing to take the London ChambtT of Commerce (Spring) 1951 examinations should submit entries before Dec. 1. Entry forms are available at the Education Office.39 words
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Article161 1950-10-31 4 S.H.B. Chief Leaving Singapore MR. H Bastcn. chairman of the Singapore and Penane Harbour Boards, will leave Singapore on Nov. ltt on retirement. Since coming to Singapore soon after the liberation, Mr. Basten has dealt with vast programme and complicated problems of reconstruction of the two ports. In his dealings161 words
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Advertisement100 1950-10-31 4 MIXMASTER Saves lime, irmwork. Mixes, mashes, whips, juices, etc. Puts extra deliciousness. success into every recipe ACRAWATTE^ ess y a A PERFECT BLENDED TEA from CEYLON 1 Ib. PACKETS $2.95. I m $150. AGENTS:— iGAPO^E KUALA LUMPUR PENANG M>RIZ fiS STOMACH POWDER ft DIGESTIVE TABLETS fijf --J 1 JT raaEHSESEsa100 words
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Advertisement48 1950-10-31 4 THE NEW HOUSE OF COMMONS WESTMINSTER The Speaker's Chair, all seating throughout the Chamber, galleries and lobbies and every other article of upholstered furniture throughout the new building is equipped with THE DUNLOP RUBBER CO., (M) LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANC DONLOP FOUNDERS OF THE LATEX FOAM INDUSTRY48 words
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Article, Illustration233 1950-10-31 5 Singapore Fixes A. Provisional Site QINGAPORE'S new 600-bed district hospital is D estimated to cost $18,000,000. Although the site has not yet been finally decided, the Thomson Road-Braddell Road, area has been tentatively selected. The Medical Department had submitted to Government plans for a 400-bed233 words
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Article119 1950-10-31 5 T.>O new sea sports items thi* Dragon atu< Snipe classes will be introduced in l■ xt year's Singapore New Year son sports on Jan. 1. This was decided at yestermeetlnj of the Singapore New Year Sea Sporto Committee. The Governor is n c keci to be119 words
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Article176 1950-10-31 5 7"OH Chin Yong. a detective oi the Anti-Vice SubBrancn, was yesterday found siiilty in the Singapore S?cond District Court for a;ri»piin» bribes, and was s.-menced to one year's imprisonment. Ton was stated to have accepted a total of $40 on May 14 and 17 from the owner176 words
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Article175 1950-10-31 5 'Must Build A Malay Literature' INCHE Zainal Abidin bin Ahmad < Zaba I a Malay author and an authority on the Malay language and literature, told a gathering of 150 Malay school teachers and others that present and future generations of Malay writers would have to produce more original work175 words
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Article72 1950-10-31 5 NUMBER of people called it the Singapore C.I.D. yesterday to see if they could Identify a Chinese who was recently arrested by the pollce in connection with the shooting of Mohamed Senin bin Akil, a traffic constable. Mohamed Senin was shot outside the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd.72 words
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Article51 1950-10-31 5 'OHORE BAHRU. Mon When S. Thangavelu, of Singapore, was fined $7 at Johore Bahru today for being drunk and incapable, he said that when he was drunk all his money had been taken ■way mj he could not pay the fine. The alternative was two days'51 words
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Article49 1950-10-31 5 JIIK i.ansni of Japanese war criminals now serving sentences in Singapore, to prisons in Japan is under consideration fef th« Forei^i. Otlivt- in Britain, it was slated in the House of Commons last week. There are 157 war criminals sentence* In Singapore at present49 words
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Article203 1950-10-31 5 BANDIT KILLED IN PAHANG KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. CECURITY Forces killed one bandit during an exchange of shots in Pahang yesterday. Later, they found one sten gun, two magazines, a shotgun, two rifles and four ration packs. In another area of Pahang yesterday. Security Forces approached a stationary timber lorry. A203 words
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Article52 1950-10-31 5 The Officer Administering the Government of Singapore has appointed Mr. D. Smith as member of the Singapore Labour Advisory Board to succeed the Rev. J. T. N. Handy who has resigned. Also appointed to the Board Ls Mr. R. G. lies, who succeeds Dr. J. Coutts-Milne who52 words
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Article48 1950-10-31 5 Sixteen-year-old Ang Ah Huat was acquitted in the Singapore First District Court yesterday on a charge of altering his Identity card. Ang told the court that his card was damaged by rain, and as the entries on them were not legible, he had rewritten them himself.48 words
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Article, Illustration299 1950-10-31 5 Opinion To Be Free In New 'Und rgrad' THE Malayan Undergrad, organ of the University of Malaya Studdhts" Union, resumes publication shortly as a forum of free expression of students' opinions. The undergrade newspaper, which is published every third week, went into voluntary suspension last month following criticisms from the299 words
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Article99 1950-10-31 5 From Our Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Mon When the case against Lam Poon. Lai Koon. Liew Hon. Lay Sek and Moi Seng was called in the Sessions Court today it was stated that Lam Poon. Llew Hon and Moi Seng were unable to be present as99 words
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Article35 1950-10-31 5 mm Oar Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Goh Soon Huat, of Singapore, who was found driving a car which was in a mechanically poor condition, was fined $9 in the Police Court today.35 words
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Article75 1950-10-31 5 Alleged to have pretended on two occasion* to be able procure furniture on an instalment basis and accepting SI 20 from Alexander S. Wee on the pretext that the money would be used as an Initial payment. Chia Eng Hoe claimed trial in the Singapore Fourth Police75 words
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Article59 1950-10-31 5 FED UP— SHE TOOK POISON A 22-year-old Chines- woman, Fong Ah Lim. was bound over in $100 for six months when she appeared in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday charged with attempted suicide at West Hill Road on Oct. 25. Fong was stated to have drunk a solution of59 words
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Article18 1950-10-31 5 tor failing to register, a Cantonese woman, Jiang Ngun, was sentenced to ten days' simple imprisonment.18 words
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Article200 1950-10-31 5 From Our Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Monday. A SUGGESTION that the Nejrri Sembilan Estate Asian Staff Union should immediately call a one-day token strike "to impress on the employers that the Asian staffs are united in their demand for better working conditions" was turned down at a200 words
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Article173 1950-10-31 5 RESER VE SEATS FOR WORKERS' rE Singapore Government and Municipal Labour Union will ask Government to reserve three seats in the Legislative Council for trade union representatives and three seats In the Municipal Commission for representatives of Municipal employees. This was decided at the Union's annual meeting during the week-end.173 words
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Article246 1950-10-31 5 CALL FOR MORE POWER for BOARD Seamen' 1 Inquiry A UNION official yester- day called upon the Seamen's Inquiry Commission, which was Investigating alleged corruption and malpractices by the staff of the Singapore Seamen's Registration Bureau, to give the bureau more powers in the matter of selection of ship's crew246 words
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Article100 1950-10-31 5 rE following were among those who arrived at Kallang airport. Singapore, yesterday. Passengers in transit are not included In the list. i|M BOAr From London: Mcaars. F. T. Goddard. E. E. Letgbton. W. S. L. Baker. D. Hill. .TTfeilson, W. E Grant. J. Broad and R. W.100 words
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Article179 1950-10-31 5 AT the Second Session of the First Synod oX the Dioceae uf Singapore, the Synod began the process of amending Part 2. Article 4 of its Constitution. This deals with the forms of worship in general use In the Dioceae. It la not the case that the Synod179 words
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79 1950-10-31 5 "THREE Europeans who boarded a tuxi outside Raffles Hotel, Singapore, on Sunday nighi, robbed the driver of $5 before throwing him out near Braddell Road. Th« driver told th« police tfcat as Uu?y freaahed Bfiaddell Road, one of the men switched off the79 words
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Advertisement226 1950-10-31 5 AMBASSADOR Modal 949 The Radio that ls fitted with a complete set of Nine Miniature Mullard Valves. These consist of R.F. Amplifier, Frequency Changer, I. F. Amplifier. A. V. C. Rectification, Detector Ist L. F. Amplifier. Phase Reverser. Pentodes in Push Pull. Rectifier for Power Supply and Tuning Indicator. The226 words
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Miscellaneous66 1950-10-31 5 MI'MCIPAt COMMISSION. monthly meeting. Board Room. 2.15 p.m. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION, Home Nurstng Lecture. General Hospital. 5 p.m. Y.W.I.A Raffles Quay, ballroom dancing, 5.15 p.m. CHINESE V.M.C.A.. Selegir Road, badminton, 5 30 p.m., bafcbetball, 5.30 p.m., body building, 5.30 p.m., mouth organ band, 7.30 p.m.. Üble-tennls, 7.30 p.m. T.M.C.A.,66 words
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Article28 1950-10-31 6 CHUA: The family of the late Mr. Chua Seng Quee express their Kincere thanks to relative* and frirnds Tor wreaths, night-visits *nd hi tendance at the funeral.28 words
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Article967 1950-10-31 6 The last Budget that was prepared for the Singapore Municipality before the Japanese occupation showed a total expenditure of just over $18 million. The Budget for 1951 which was approved by the Municipal Commissioners last Friday provided for a total expenditure of nearly $86 million. After967 words
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Article154 1950-10-31 6 IT is painful to note that the efforts of various committees formed to collect a fund towards the Assam Earthquake Relief Fund in Malay? have not met with the response that the worthy cause deserves. What has happened In Assam needs no further elucidation. In short,154 words
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Article, Illustration1006 1950-10-31 6 MUHAMMAD FADULLAH SUHAIMI - The Muslim Marriage Law In Egypt MUHAMMAD FADULLAH SUHAIMI By THE subject of child marriages and the Bill to ban them have given rise to such suspicion and misunderstanding in the public mind as to suggest' interference with the Muslim law on the subject. Such reactions have apparently been caused1,006 words
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595 1950-10-31 6 I REFER to the report in your issue of Oct. 25 headed "One Meal Daily In Red China", concerning an immigrant from Anhwei. One has every sympathy with the woman interviewed but one wonders where this sort of thing is to end and what595 words
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Letter195 1950-10-31 6 T SUBMIT a quotation which I hope will be of some help In putting us in the right mind in the consideration of the task of establishing our University of Malaya. Cologne CatTudral took six hundred years to build. Generations of architects and builders lived and died195 words
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Letter105 1950-10-31 6 SUGAR TAX CLEARANCES QINCE sugar rationing was Imposed last month, the Government has made It necessary to get a "clearance" from Fullerton Building before leaving the. Colony, even for a short period. But it Is not necessary to get a "clearance" from High Street In regard to Income tax. Evidently105 words
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Article512 1950-10-31 6 The M< liinanCINCE writing about the recurrence of "kidnapping" scares in Singapore's Chinatown, and the custom of sacrificing human beings in the foundations of new buildings, of which these scares in Singapore seem to be a remote echo in the uneducated mind, I have received several letters512 words
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Advertisement779 1950-10-31 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. LOVETT: To Mary, wtfe of Ron Lovett, on 240) Oct., 1950, at Kowloon General Hospital, the gift of a son. David LewU. MUNRO: On 23rd Oct.. '50, at the 8.M.H., Spore. to Peggy (nee Croker), wife of Ma). I. C. 8. Munro. the Gordon Highlander*, a <on. REEVES:779 words
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Advertisement31 1950-10-31 6 EVERBRIGHT OPTICAL CO. Offering Complete Services essential to Eye Comfort Visual Efficiency. (1) VISUAL ANALYSIS (2) VISUAL TRAINIHB (3) GLASSES IF NEEDED C. S. CHONG, OPT. D. 19. CHULIA ST., SPORE31 words
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Advertisement26 1950-10-31 6 Latest Designs of Expert Craftsmanship and Improved Performance Ask any PYi dealer tor demonstration —ANN PENG TRADERS LTD. st-«l. Jl.wf.td K4.. V*fW trmtlMt: Ku*U Lamp., Ipoh26 words
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Article4803 1950-10-31 7 'I DID NOT KILL WlNNlE'— Nonis 1 1 W^g j I*l kM f fT* ff rM aa^J-SaL^aC-jSLaW Satchel Found By Police Was 'Planted, Says Defence Counsel I DID not kill Winnie Spencer declared Joseph Michael Nonis when he Rave evidence on oath yesterday during his trial on a charge of4,803 words
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Article52 1950-10-31 7 Dr. Mahammad Rasif. In- doneatan Consul-General in Singapore. left Singapore yesterday afternoon with Mrs Rasit by QEA BOAC ConMellation for Jakarta to attend the funeral of his bro- tber, who was killed in a motor cyc]p arcid.-nt thtre J)r and Mrs. Rasif will be ■way for about52 words
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Article, Illustration85 1950-10-31 7 MR. MAK TO TRY AGAIN MR. Mak Pak Shee. a j former Labour Party 1 General Council member who recently resigned j the party, will contest Municipal December I election in the City I ward as an independent I candidate. Mr. Mak contested the i last Municipal elections in the85 words
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Article298 1950-10-31 7 pOR security reasons, only a few selected persons 1 will form the official reception committee to welcome, at Kalian; airport, the Statue of Our Lady of Fatima, which will arrive on Sunday, on a Far Eastern pilgrimage. The al!-parish reception will be held at St. Joseph's298 words
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Article, Illustration157 1950-10-31 7 HIS JOB IS A LUXURY A MAN whose job it Is to taste the comforts on French luxury liners, arrivtd in Singapore yesterday aboard the 17.280-ton French "floating hotel" La Marseillaise. He is M. Pierre Holmes. Inspector of "hotel matters" on board the passenger ships of one of France's largest157 words
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Article179 1950-10-31 7 SEAFORTH BAND CONCERT il/HITB tunics and spat:-. Mackenzie tartan and red and white diced hose save the Victoria Memorial Hail its most colourful setting for a ]< ny time last night when the pipers, military band and i Highland dancera ol the Ist I on the Seaforth Higii- 1 gave179 words
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Article27 1950-10-31 7 Chinese, Low Oan Guan Scong, who produced an identity card in four prices with one part retraced, wai fined $5. PAYMENT OF WATER BILLS27 words
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Article117 1950-10-31 7 A SLB-OFFICE for the payment of Municipal water, light and gas bills was opened yesterday at the Municipal Town Cleansing Depot at Joo Chiat Road. Municipal Commissioners have decided on this new arrangement as an experimental measure. If trig public resKnse is good, and provided117 words
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Article86 1950-10-31 7 JtfO Singapore policemen are available for private functions such as weddings even though there is a set rate of charges for such services. The Acting Commissioner of Police. Mr. K. C. B. Wiltshire, told the Straits Times yesterday: "Their is a man's job for every constable86 words
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Article28 1950-10-31 7 For wilfully trespassing into grounds belonging to the Singapore Improvement Trust at Havelock Road, three Chinese were fined $10 each in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday.28 words
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Article77 1950-10-31 7 SINGAPORE month aj<> was the setting for a holiday romance for 42--year-old Miss Ceclle Albert, who arrived at Kalians: yesterday by Qantas B. O. A. C. Constellation from Sydney, Australia. Her Hance Is Mr. Maurice Hinter, diamond mer- chant and jeweller. Miss Albert will travel in the77 words
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Article20 1950-10-31 7 Donations to the Assam Relief Fund from the Bagan Serai branch of the Malayan Indian Congress total* $2,--216.4020 words
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333 1950-10-31 7 M.C.P. ORDERS DEATH OF RED LEADER From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Central Committee of the Malayan Communist Party has ordered the "destruction" of the Malacca bandit leader, Siew Lav. A letter captured in Pahang during a battle between bandits and a patrol of the Fourth Battalion, Malay333 words
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Article, Illustration39 1950-10-31 7 BLAZING charcoal pit under foot and a frightened child in his arms, a devotee who took part in the Mre-walking ceremony at the Mariamman Temple. Singapore, yesterday, crosses the pit. Straits Times picture.39 words
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161 1950-10-31 7 CEX should be taught in Malayan schools because it is "so fundamental in life,' declared Dr. B. R. Sreenivasan, member of the Council of the University of Malaya, last night. He said we must be realistic and have the courage to face facts. There161 words
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Article41 1950-10-31 7 Alleged to have caused grievous hurt to Ng Joon Koon at 223 8.0.D., Kranjl, on Oct. 13, lan Ainslie Clunies-Ross claimed trial in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday. A personal bail of $200 was allowed until Dec. 9.41 words
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Article25 1950-10-31 7 A Malay youth stole a gold ring and two bangles valued at $55 from a Malay woman outside Lorong 29. Geylang. Singapore, yesterday.25 words
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Advertisement80 1950-10-31 7 Cocktail And Evening Gowns New Collections VUI< Liihls FOR DRESSY PEOPLE BUTTONS, BUCKLES AND BELT CUPS EXCLUSIVE TO US iQ^Ea^fl^flsPmiv A <O Jf V_- il^ 4i S^t B^B^Fv Vi ..jv« jutt received M« collection of Butter. and Buckles designed expreiily tor ut. Buttorn in all Colourt. Shjpei and Sixet from80 words
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Advertisement171 1950-10-31 8 OPENS V^VJVHI TODAY ESSS ONLY 4 SHOWS DAILY NOTE ALTERED TIMES 70 a. m., 1.45, 5.30 9.75 NOT A RE -ISSUE NOR A RE-MAKE BUT A 1950 PRODUCTION All KW.' All EXCITING Awemius! COLUMBIA'S IJOF _^SaY 'if jl ,a -^|H Saa^BVaaflaaLaaK lay f M^mmß aBaT A *T A e^l j171 words
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Advertisement277 1950-10-31 8 "THE PERSONAL AFFAIRS OF WOMEN OF THE WORLD TODAY ONLY 4 SHOWS AW I I |n il 2-4 15-6.30.9 30 p.m. J** U' U W TOMORROW- Everybody's in the cart in the Maddest Merriest -Marital Mix -Up of a!! Tine -BOOK EARLY.... *<r\ Laam I _k J. Arthur Rank Organisation277 words
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Article, Illustration2268 1950-10-31 9 WINSTON S. CHURCHILL - "Every fit male should fight for victory" WINSTON S. CHURCHILL On June 21, 1942, the same d«i/ that Mr. Churchill received news of the ftM ot Tobruk, his conference with. Vr. RooseveV on future military operations was returned at the Presidents home. II MM agreed to push forward preparations for2,268 words
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Advertisement149 1950-10-31 9 SIAMESE CAICUTTA^B^|;. J T -Tl^^Er Rangoon 1 \V/^J SPIED COMFORT ;ffiflk^W SINGAPORE* Adtttrs PE NANG a«d SINGAPORE SIME, DARBY For you! '$Ls<^m^>v s K^jT ibbbbbbbbbbW v 1^ The thrill of being A Star of Beauty .gj «^L //"</>■ Lamarr, fl I the captivating Star, advises you— \vS Jf^H W •To149 words
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Miscellaneous169 1950-10-31 9 jfc ipp^^TTiy^p yT* tT^bbbbl WT^^^-^iiJ-1-ij-Xij^.i Melodies: 9.30 News: 9.45 Spore News: 9 45 "Keyboard Melodies: •IH6AFQH Municipal Commission meeting 10 "Blue Danube"; 10.SO Dance Ti'rsmv report: 9 50 Ring up the Curtain Music; Close. tuesuai M "I PagllaccD; 10.30 Dance 10 am. Neva, Emergency News Mus c; MWAHO from XX.:169 words
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Article, Illustration270 1950-10-31 10 FROM AN ESTATE BUNGALOW I THINK herbs and spices nil and ting things to grow. k flat dweDer can find r little pots on it as I am concerned that herbs and spices ,i bit in niv blood, for my ither was an importer o! them and one270 words
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Article, Illustration571 1950-10-31 10 Mothercraft in Malaya FEEDING BABY OABY is growing up S v now. He can sit up. v. coo and smile and grab h anything within reach. >< Sometime between etgnt to 5> 12 months the feeding routine can be changed to that of the older toddler. The broth can bf571 words
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Article, Illustration104 1950-10-31 10 Rupert and the Dragon Pills 34 Pont-Pinp's pet dragon got* for us to try ;o periuatt big quite happily to Rupert and nays dfJfon to carry you again." He with him after the others have been mu«*i quietly. I know. There fed and sent away. "It ia very mother way104 words
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Article221 1950-10-31 10 1 0 commandments for my son J BELIEVE all modem parents will endorse these, my ten commandants for my son: 1. If anyone is impolite to you, be rude to him. 2. It anyone shows superiority, lead him by the nose. 3. If anyone gives airs, ridicule him. 4. If221 words
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Article, Illustration258 1950-10-31 10 Kirn Hock gets his great chance 1 'EN- YEAR-OLD Yeoh Kirn Hock will not be staying at the Victoria Street Creche, Singapore, much longer. A well-known Singaporean who r?ad about him in the Straits Times two weeks ago plans to send Kirn Hock to school. 'Singapore needs leaders." he told258 words
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Advertisement68 1950-10-31 10 > ir Baby Khoo Khui Tiong j^ of Kuolo Lumpur. 7****** FOR THE WORLD'S BABIES Mr. Mrs. Khoo Chong Eng of.Kualo Lumpur are the proud parents of this Sturdy youngster. Baby Khui Tiong wos only 5 months of age when this photograph was jtoken and he is every bit as68 words
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Advertisement286 1950-10-31 10 Cut yourself a slice of heaitm VITAMIN ENRICHED BREAD AND S C.S. CREAMERY BUTTER Stocked by your MM dealer COLD STORAGE fimf JU nights... O«Jdt4 and Distressing sumia^n-ai-ncb, usually due jj />/ ,i to wind caused by digestive disorders, 70U*tq (AUtiitH, can often disturb the sleep that Baby aw-*^ needs.286 words
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Miscellaneous98 1950-10-31 10 STRAITS TIMES CROSSWORD «s— R,g a >pon.m«n «s CROSSWORD No. 205 I Lcavn unprotected ill lg Ph lu nm UIMg ,yn (111 1 1 i ipm| 1 S. Ten cur. ..nig I 1 7> TIM puppy ftv mott a j |J* j 10 Bury in di»rd«r bec*u» ch"ld.«n» tale* <i98 words
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Advertisement1241 1950-10-31 11 s*»»»»»»»^ I Incorporated in Singapore) BLOB ruNNEL LUIB Camer't option te proceed via o'Het ports te lead and discharge cargo. SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL CLASCOW LONDON b CONTINfNTAL PORT) Oue Sails P Sham Penang Memnun lv. Naple* L.veipooi b wlaigow Oct. 2«/ Nov. 1 Melampus foi London. Holland Hamburg Nev. 1/21,241 words
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Advertisement1878 1950-10-31 11 London RUBBER MARKET Malayan Stocks First-Grade Business Shares LONDON, Mon. iO^WaO A j£ I O9 I PREMIUM of three points UOflV /If $> 1 i7Z periai a ToJ»cco 4% e ioan y sto?k pACTORY buying against sellers' reserve again A Strong Market whei. this issue was introduced raised rubber prices1,878 words
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Advertisement995 1950-10-31 11 MoALISTER 6c CO., LTD. Telephone No 5906. CLLERMAft OUCa\NAU. CLAVKMBftSt bINB end lor U>A.. Notth Atlantic Pom Accepting cargo tor Central Sooth end Canada via Colombo American Ports M CITY Of BIRKENHEAD Spore P. Sham Penang CABTLEVIILE 1/9 No* 10/11 N^ CM^i/lNe*. VST TSS. Spore- C V S^°" AW P995 words
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234 1950-10-31 12 SCHOOLS HOCKEY COACHING IN JANUARY! S.H.A. Names 6 Instructors THE Singapore Hockey Association schools subcommittee, at a meeting held last night at the Singapore Recreation Club, decided to conduct a coaching programme in schools in January next year. Mr. G. E. N. Oehlers, Chairman, said that a start must be234 words
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Article85 1950-10-31 12 D. A. P. Changl scored a hardfought two-nil win over Singapore Ceylonese In a hockey fixture playea at Balestier Road yesterday. Changi owed their victory to an enterprising forward line in which every member acquitted himself with honours. Ceylonese had thrlr share in the exchanges, but frittered85 words
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Article118 1950-10-31 12 The Hong Kong Union Basretball Team will arrive in Singapore this morning by the X.P.M. boat Kjljalanka, aid will play seven matches against local teams. Tba programme Nuv 3 v ChlnK Boo: Nov. Pou Kwaag: Nov. 7 v Yip E* Nov v l»n« Kong; Nov. 11118 words
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Article55 1950-10-31 12 I^WO players holed out m one at the 187-yard fifth at the Royal Singapore Golf Club on Sunday. Playing in the President's Prize competition, W. H. Menzies performed the feat in the mor ing, while S. G. Staunton repeated it in the afternoon55 words
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Article115 1950-10-31 12 IN spite 01 a v ry bad field. Uni--1 versity played lorceful hockey at Sepoy Lines, Faculty of Medicine, yesterday to beat Singapore Chinese R. C. by two goals to nothing. The first goal was scored In the 23rd minute when a left cross by Jack de115 words
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Article44 1950-10-31 12 Nee Soon Oarrison defeated RJLT. Sembawang by six points i try, penalty goal) to three (try) In a rugger game played at Nee Soon yesterday. Scorers lor Nee Soon were Pemberton <trv> and Parey (penalty) while Match scored for Scmbawans's try.44 words
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Article385 1950-10-31 12 Kuli l.umpu. Mon. UTENGHTS for all seven raoet on Class f, Dlv. First race »t t 4ft p.m. on first day 6 Furs. i Second Day the flrst day of the Sdanf or Turf Hub meetlnc, Saturday. Nov. 4. are: Nachttfaal <t.M Rirksmead t.ll Epsom Dowm385 words
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Article510 1950-10-31 12 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP B Y KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. fjLTITH SEVERAL top-notchers resting after their Autumn campaign and more tempting engagements at Bu&it Timah looming ahead, it is no surprise that entries for Class 1 races at the forthcoming Selangor Turf Club November Meeting are well510 words
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Article35 1950-10-31 12 After SO minutes of dull hockey. RI. Barker had an inspired spell and scored two quick goals to give Public Works Department a twonil victory over Singapore Recreation on the PadangfesteYday35 words
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334 1950-10-31 12 St. Andrew's GetOwnßack On Raffles CJT. ANDREWS School. Slno gapore. yesterday made amends for their earlier three-point defeat at the hands of Raffles Institution, when they won the return game by six point* (two penalties' to three (a penalty) at Woodeville. Carlier Salnu broke a threes year-scoreless spell between the334 words
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Article208 1950-10-31 12 Uf BATHER and ground condi- j tlon favoured the opening of the V.M.C.A. tennis championships yesterday. Six of the ten scheduled tiee were played, three being unfinished and one postponed. Retulta were mivs orrv sivctss: y r wk t>t K. San S-«. S-3: O. T Holloway bt208 words
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Article128 1950-10-31 12 The Roya Singapore Oolf Club's Prrsideiu Prize cum petit ton played at the Rovai Singapore Oolf Club on Sunday, waj won by R O. Oraf Al D. A. Lawson (74— 13i-«li>. Other return! wrr t K. L. Harriet 4t T. F. Mandril iBl-11-S4i: F W.128 words
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Article257 1950-10-31 12 v rom Our SUB Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. OELANOOR Chln«M Recreation Club, this year's league champions, will meet Tamilian Physical Cultural Association In the final of the 32nd annual Football Association of Selangor Cup competition at Princes Road on Friday. Tamilian* and Chinese have always257 words
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Article50 1950-10-31 12 try by O. de Silva. Just before half-time Victoria reduced the deficit through Ho Ban who dropped a goal. There was no scoring In the second halt IPOH. Mon.:— A Perak State hockey trial will be held this Saturday and among the crop of promising newaomnrs Is Custom's50 words
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Article, Illustration93 1950-10-31 12 WHO WON'? That was the question asked by hundreds after a thrilling finish in the Cambridgeshire* at Newmarket on Oct. 25. This cross-the-course view shows (from left to rirht) Zlna (Lester Pigfott), KeHlng (D. Smith) and Valdesco (K. Gethin) at the finish. The camera showed Helling a neck winner fromReuter - 93 words
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Article207 1950-10-31 12 AUSTRALIA should invite leading soccer and rugger teams from Singapore to play "down under" suggests Col. A. H. Dennett, former Minister for Agriculture and Forestry, and now Member of the Australian Parliament who passed through Singapore yesterday on his way home. Col. Dennett, who spent207 words
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Article333 1950-10-31 12 ADELAIDE, Monday. EN HUTTON and Reg Simpson, the Saturday not outs, each completed centuries but M.C.C. barely managed to top South Australia's first innings' total of 350 here today. M.C.C. declared at 351 for nine. At close South Ai had scored 20 without loss in their333 words
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Article118 1950-10-31 12 ADELAIDE. Mon —At the request of some of the M.C.C. players BUI Bowes, former England and Yorkshire fast bowler, bowled to them for an hour In the neis today. With the permission of the captain. Freddie Brown. Dave Sheppard and Brian Close approached Bowes because theyReuter-AAP - 118 words
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Article234 1950-10-31 12 rvFF-SIDES, knock-on* and forward passes seemed to be the order of the day on the Padang yesterday when Singapore Cricket Club "B" XV beat Victoria School by 23 points (five goals) to three (a try) In one of the most enjoyable, light-hearted and scrappiest games seen this234 words
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Article110 1950-10-31 12 SOITH II MM Wit -IM |\s> MC.C-lsf l>\> Ktfi b H ,:v; r m n CUh c Nuhl,i MrLraa i Ball*? k Hal* c Daasl* k Wll,« a £r»> r DiMis k Noklrl x-i Warr k Hlrru 4 Wrigkl n.i s m Bcrrr nvl out j Mm r«lal (far110 words
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Article128 1950-10-31 12 Singapore Hockey Association will hold two more trials tomorrow snd on Saturday belwem Colours and Whites before 11-.c Colony team for the QuadranguUr meet In Singapore is selected. The Quadrangular tourney between Selangor. Malacca. Negil Sembilan and Singapore will be held from Nov. 9-11. To-morrow's128 words
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Miscellaneous26 1950-10-31 12 HOCKEY: S.CC. v SRC. 8. C.C.; Police S.A. v BOD. (Military). Thomson Road;' Khalsa Assn. c Sl. ell SC. Paya Lebar; B.C.C. Women v O.S-C Padang.26 words
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Miscellaneous33 1950-10-31 12 SINGAPORE TIDES TODAY: 1.39 a.m. <7.0> and 1.04 p.m. (»ft.): 7.04 a.m. (4.J) and 7. 53 p.m. (1.4). TOMORROW: 2.36 a.m. (7.4) and 1.37 p.m. (8.6); 7.36 a.rr. i4.9i and 8.36 p.m. (1.8).33 words
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