Malaya Tribune, 30 October 1949
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Title Section58 1949-10-30 1 j />£G/>L£ /OA THE PEOPLE Tefe Tribune" S'pom MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER Phone 5811/ I Nine Line* Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. SIXTEEN PAGES. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1949 PRICE TEN CENTS. SUNDAY Tribune THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE: E. Maurice Glover, Malay* Tribune Office, US Fleet58 words
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1034 1949-10-30 1 OSCAR FERNANDEZ - By OSCAR FERNANDEZ scheme to cut Singapore's 553,700,000 water projects by $12,000,000—which has lain in cold-storage for ten months—is now being studied by certain Municipal Commissioners. The scheme is the work of Mr. C. D. C. Braine, former resident engineer of1,034 words
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Article, Illustration58 1949-10-30 1 Prin« 'ss Margaret wore a gay tassel on her artist-style beret, when she went with Princess Elizabeth to the House of Commons ia bear Prime Minister Attlee announce his new era of austerity for the British p <m>l. It made58 words
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Article, Illustration490 1949-10-30 1 Tell The People THE University of Malaya was founded in the name of Malayan nationhood. The youth of Singapore and the Federation see it not only as a seat of learning, holding out the prospect of careers long closed to them, but490 words
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Article41 1949-10-30 1 L£Nlk)N, Sat. Fined for behj? drunk and Incapable at Tuirbriflge Wells, a man told the police that he had been celebrating his birthday, hia wedding anniversary and the anniversary of his divorce, wliich all fell on the same da/.41 words
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Article26 1949-10-30 1 Reuter. LONDON, Sat.— Summer timrfwill end in Britain toiugi when clocks will be put bacf one hour to return to OrJnv/ich mean time. —ReutetjReuter. - 26 words
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291 1949-10-30 1 Tribune Staff Reporter AN island home where T.B. victims, too far gone to be cared, can end their days in peace, is planned by the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association. The colony would consist of a group of attap huts, each big enough to291 words
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Article80 1949-10-30 1 Reuter. BOMBAY. Sat.— Indians will pay leas for their food and clothing after Nov. I, Cotton goods will come down by ten .per cent and food grains by from three to 15 per cent. Textile manufacturers fore cast that one result of the cuts willReuter. - 80 words
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Article24 1949-10-30 1 I SANGATE, Sat. Mr. I. I Hartley, of Sandgate, caught a 171b conger, Inside which was a complete set of fishing tackle.24 words
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Article63 1949-10-30 1 BRIGADIER RL D. Erskine, Commander of the 2nd. Guards Brigade, was a passenger on the Auster aircraft which has been missing since Thursday evening. The aircraft, piloted by ('apt. J. F. Chare her, of the 1907 A.O.P. Flight, H.Q., Singapore District, left Mentakab for Kuala Lumpur,63 words
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Article45 1949-10-30 1 NEW YORK, Sat.—Elrich Powell, New York carnival entertainer, bet 25 cents he could break an empty win bottle over his h*»ad. He dio so. "Again" said someon" Powell swung again. A third bottle did not break. Powei: was taken to hospital with concussion.45 words
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Article30 1949-10-30 1 SYDNEY. Sat. Docker? other than ministers of religion, according to an Australian statistical! use fewer bad words than any other members of the community. Ballock-drivers swear most.30 words
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Article142 1949-10-30 1 Reuter. -TO BUT "CIVVIES" MACAO, Sat.—Nationalist soldiers, who have given uo their weapons, are walking the streets of Macao to-day trying to sell their uniforms so that they can buy civilian clothes and food. Thousands of Nationalist troops are being ferried in junks and sampans fromReuter. - 142 words
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Article225 1949-10-30 1 A windfall of $2,320 will come Government's way in entertainment tax on 400 seats for the Music Circle's Celebrity Concert in the Victoria Hall next Sunday. At $15 each, they are the highest-priced seats ever issued for a concert in the hall. The Government's 'rake-off*225 words
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Advertisement44 1949-10-30 1 Deals CjV* Death Twofold MAELZEL METRONOME. For Correc/ Timing. idiny Music Pupils failed in jfaafr thejr Examinations because of 11/ t jj3r irregular or wrong timing; yet veiy few know how to JB|SNa femed: hlrw rC rreg'dar »86 North Bridge Road, Singapore Pnooe; 48344 words
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Advertisement78 1949-10-30 1 Season Trading Co. 57. HIGH ST„ TEL: 8218? g Favoured by Fortune (Hi ina4 eed are those memljefs OT the ifjJuY rSk human race to th' possession < JjUJ WW a critica! P«K«pt» ,w P alate permits fjjj a full apprtciati a°* au tnc IIII! nuances if* y our that78 words
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282 1949-10-30 2 Pledge To Work For Policy Tribune Political Correspondent THE Singapore Labour Party's platform for the December Municipal elections will be reform in five major directions housing, education, transport, recreation and democratic institutions. The Party's manifesto issued last night pledges all Labour Commissioners to work for282 words
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Article48 1949-10-30 2 (Tribune C orrespondent) MALACCA. Sat. Malacca's bumper Welfare Week <Aug. 27 to Sept. 3) realised a net sum of $10.064 58, according to the final statement of accounts just issued. The gross collections amouted to $16,650.73, of which public donations accounted fof $6.490.75.48 words
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Article141 1949-10-30 2 r E Labour Party record for nine months in this year is outlined in its official ejection manifesto issued last night. It claims. io nave had the principle of requisitioning empty dwellings accepted by Commissioners. It forced an investigation into wasteful spending of over $1,000,000 on141 words
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147 1949-10-30 2 MORE than $90,000 has been received in Malaya from the Earl Haig Poppy Daj Fund since 1945, including a donation Ol $25,713 for the police and their dependants during 1948. Lady Gurney, wife of the High-Commissioner for the Federation, and Chairman of the147 words
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Article69 1949-10-30 2 THE eleventh session of the Singapore Assizes will begin in the High Court next Wednesday. Mr. Justice L. E. C. Evans, the senior puisne judge, will preside. The session will be a short one. there being only four cases for trial. There is one case of69 words
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Article, Illustration146 1949-10-30 2 EVER since she was a child. Miss Flora Le- lah has wanted to go to t America. She will get 1 her wish on Thursday, November 3. Miss Lelah was until recently, the President of J the Habonina Movement— V a youth movement for Jews, equivalent146 words
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Article46 1949-10-30 2 MALACCA, Sat.- Three Chinese- will stand their trial on a crtargc of piracy when the Malacca High Court sits on Tuesday. Nov. 1. Originally there were four accused persons in the case but one of them committed suicide recently in prison while awaiting trial.46 words
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Article, Illustration263 1949-10-30 2 Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter THE Secretary of the Singapore Association of Engineers, Mr. D. L Greer, said yesterday that local students will have to change their attitude towards boiler-suit* if they want to seize the opportunities now open to them for engineering careers.263 words
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Article190 1949-10-30 2 '«GAMAT. Sat. Arnwi bandits held ufT a food lorry at the 8U mile Sega mat' Labis Road yesterday, point, ing their rifles and p.stoi• athe driver, they forct 1 „'r. to drive the vehicle intrv a road, then unloaded the goods. The driver and190 words
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176 1949-10-30 2 Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter J|Pw. David Marshall, Singapore advocate and solicitor yesterday called the Colony's divorce laws "cruel." He said that they prevented parties who can "no longer live together in harmony from seeking divorce and getting married." Mr. Marshall pointed out that this made176 words
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101 1949-10-30 2 MAIkcCA, Sat. Thirty shirts, batt of a consignment, sent bylthe Australia Goodwill Miision to the Malayan Government for distribution to the nfcedv by the Welfai, Departmlr.t, were exhibited in th I Malacca Sessions court today at the trial of 20-year-oii Baba bin Haii Mahmiid,101 words
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265 1949-10-30 2 A suggestion that the Singapore Recreation Club Girls' Spoils Club and the Eurasian Association be formed into a corporate body brought lively discussion at the annual genei-al meeting of the Association. It wax proposed that the question of unification be referred to th-265 words
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Article26 1949-10-30 2 LONDON, Sat. Malacca anes can again be carried by R.A.F. junior N.C.O. drill instructors at schools of recruits training on duty within station bounds.26 words
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Article26 1949-10-30 2 LONDON, Sat. Free denture replacement for a man who lost his set vv.ien he was seasick was approved by Wert Suffolk Rxecative Council26 words
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Article, Illustration20 1949-10-30 2 Mr. Mrs. Harold Lee, after their wedding at Katong Church yesterday. Mr. Lee the .3£ jftttEflf Kat n Church yMtprttajr20 words
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Article, Illustration77 1949-10-30 2 What i* this man doing? Water divining, light-rope «a or fishing? d You'd never g„«M, twt lie's pushing a forty /oot bu-taj |H ears across aiuiddv river in Va!a province, Souti movr!< fast, and h^v^ ht J ha* been doing it for year* but W groove*77 words
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Advertisement238 1949-10-30 2 Coughs, Colds, Sore roa jjj« Take flafcu's Jnjoiss daily, Hudson's, and •aJy HneUon's, contain "Eumenthol" the safe, powerful germicide 4zskW&'&M tfcat brings yon speedy relief •mi stops that cough NOW! Jtfffis&M SflT always us^^^r^trJ: Hudson* yjiyubes $aLies are iest wW pp** flentyofKLM Kelps to fc?ep them tkit way/ Wjjjj] r238 words
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Miscellaneous66 1949-10-30 2 ON YOUR RADIO TODAY~~ BLUE NETWORK H aw .ii.„ t HSi!r» ®S«jS;Z! vesture? of Pr Ad ***«Hiritcl top tunm of the week RED NETWORIT Nummary b| ramm Pk«« w* *J New*; 1.45 «iWßwitra and chore* of »11 12*0 \i 15 H duBUni Soari- drama- i i B 315 Teocheu SW3«3s66 words
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224 1949-10-30 3 Tribune Staff Reporter j bid to build up a bettor road-safety sense in the Colony, the Singapore Permanent Safety Committee last week decided to award medals and certificates to professional drivers with clean records. Safety First certificates will be issued to drivers who224 words
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Article118 1949-10-30 3 Mr. N. N. Leicester, another Singapore lawyer, thinks that no change in the present d»voice laws of the Colony should he made to make divorce easier. Leicester pointed out that ivfore tiie divorce law of the Colony was amended in 1941, it was difficult to obtafn118 words
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187 1949-10-30 3 Tribune Staff Reporter JJINGAPORE tin dealers expect to open the free market on November 16 with good buying orders no heavy stocks. Trade opinion turned last week in favour of the British Ministry of Supply's new tin price arrangements. Malayan producers187 words
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Article92 1949-10-30 3 Tribune Staff Reporter k very few Chinese Jiving in A the Co'ony arc returning to China today because of the Fptuation in Communist occapU\\ territories* There is however, no restriction, and anyone wishing to travel to China can do so provided they are equipped92 words
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Article31 1949-10-30 3 MALACCA, Saturday. The President of the Church Worker?' Association. Malacca, announces that $255ri waraised for the Christ Church funds at the fete held recently at Banda Hilii School.31 words
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Article, Illustration46 1949-10-30 3 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Gomel, who were recently i iarriet at the Holy Family Church, Katong. The gnmrn 4* the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gomez, The bride was formerly Miss Daisy Spencer, damrfrter of Mr and Mrs. 4. A. Spencer.46 words
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Article46 1949-10-30 3 V.YOMLNG, Sat. Late it among students at Fre. mon: County High School, Wyoming, is brightiy colou ed hair many different coloured locks forming a dazzling j ••ombination. the most popular style being one lock of red and one of green on the I lorchead.46 words
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273 1949-10-30 3 Tribune Staff Reporter SEVENTEEN year old Malay youth. JafTar bin Amad, who had previously pleaded guilty to two charges of abetment of house-breaking said he wished to retract the plea. His reason: "I was afraid I would be assaulted by the police." After hearing273 words
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Article27 1949-10-30 3 H. E. the Governor of Singapore. Sir Franklin Gimson, will broadcast a Poppy Day Appeal at 7.12 p.m. today from Radio Malaya. Singapore.27 words
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Article27 1949-10-30 3 BERKS, Sat. A Lull which ran into a, photographer's anop and studio lr> Broad-street, Reading, Berks, without injuring anyone, was shot by a policeman.27 words
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72 1949-10-30 3 The Singapore t'eriimoent mxirty Commit to. |>ians to set up a Junior First Council comprising boys and gtrt* from the senior classes In the Colony* schools. Sehooicht'dri n trill hr b*etor«d on asp* ctft of road discipline an safety measures. For a »tart stress mil72 words
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Article, Illustration242 1949-10-30 3 Tribune Staff Reporter DUILT to stand for centuries, the biggest if not the oldest temple in Malaya, the Siang Lim See Temple at Kirn Keat Road, is 65 years old. "The temple was built by towkay Lav Kirn Pong, after he had a242 words
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Article61 1949-10-30 3 MALACCA. Sat.- Ma!ac ca's Chief Police Officer, Mir. R. E. W. Harper, told the press that 20 "pirate" taxis have gone out of business, and owners of 35 lorries have been prosecuted since the establishment of a Traffic Branch in Malacca early las' mtmth. But, he said, much61 words
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130 1949-10-30 3 Tubunt i?iaf! ICep rfer A notice of appeal has been lodged on behalf of E. Ii Battat and Kang Woon Geok. two well-known business men. i under sentence of six months' and three months' rigorous imprisonment. respectively, for offences under the Finance Regulations?. They130 words
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Article13 1949-10-30 3 The University of Malaya Fund now stands at j $1,383,752.73. I13 words
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296 1949-10-30 3 Tribrine Staff Reporter JT was a strange?! coincidence that brought two famous risen to Singapore last week, exactly four years to a day after their last visit here. The visitors were Field Marshal Sir William Slim, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, en296 words
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Article, Illustration135 1949-10-30 3 Nearly 2,000 guesb; and members of the Selangor Health and Strength Association attended a party given yesterday by the Association at its Robinson Road premises. Singapore, tc celebrate the opening of a Singapore office. The President of the Association. Mi. Wong Hoi Onn, who135 words
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Article, Illustration119 1949-10-30 3 THE ship with square runnels, Meaaagerle* Marl time's 14.000-ton Marechal Jbjßfrc, will be seen in Singapore for fcKe last time wtoen to the Far East next month. The Marechal Joffre Is to be reconverted Into a luxury liner—with a one ROTND funnel—at the119 words
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Advertisement97 1949-10-30 3 FLY by hixuri.MK -ensrinfii, air conditioned Coronation. l-V.,o> Q• A-H O A G/| jMpferhdirs •UodarUs of toed and personal service. Kly your txsjfht, too, by 0I" A-BO A C "Air Cargo." lervicee four r,»rs rtr-.hv in l.dN'W'N' via India. Kcvpt an.l Italy. irH t- SYPNT.Y via Darwin An < ..niir.jt.nis97 words
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Advertisement259 1949-10-30 3 Til© SIHGAPOPE 69° .7 I FEDERATION In wis:'!*. red ami r With cr«>« n»»rw Mi« r.. ■•-J i»e Witt's tTHE COUGH SYRUPS YOU WILL EVENTUALLY j BUY BECAUSE THEY I ARE BETTER AND BEAR THE NAME De Witts" A name that has stood > 'l 60yrs-as manufacturers Hp/ of quality259 words
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304 1949-10-30 4 Tribune Staff Reporter THE Singapore Association has sent a memoran--1 dum to Government asking for government servants and private citizens to be treated equally when assessing their income-tax payments. The Association's argument centres around the deductions allowed under the Ordinance for private304 words
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Article166 1949-10-30 4 r:E Singapore Association has written to the Colony's Financial Secretary about an Income Tax ruling which it says has been made "with utter disregard of the convenience of the tax paying public." The ru,.iig is mat a reiund of income tax on dividends paid by companies166 words
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125 1949-10-30 4 unday Tribune Staff Reporter rELVE new institutions will be erected for the Singapore Welfare Department at a total cost of $1,582,150 next year. The biggest of these will De a Rural Settlement for homeless persons at Bukit Timah, costing $530,100. A new Boys' Home125 words
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Article, Illustration151 1949-10-30 4 Tribune Staff Reporter The Singapore Municipality's $830,000 housing •scheme for labourers is already underway. Four blocks of two storied lines have already been completed at Lorong Lala t. (Pictured above) Once a swamp and refuse dump infested \>«tu nies, l-alat —File*' Lane —has now a new151 words
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240 1949-10-30 4 Tribune Staff Reporter IPOH, Saturday. DANTAI Remis Rehabilitation Settlement is provr ing to be Government's top problem. Floods have ruined settlers' crops and in some cases forced them to shelter in neighbouring areas. About jOO women and children had to be moved to transit240 words
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Article40 1949-10-30 4 At the end of last year there weie 1,700 registered aliens in Singapore 957 meu and 743 women. Among them were 12 Russians. Tne largest number of aliens wear the Dutch 448. French Indians were next with 267.40 words
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Article41 1949-10-30 4 Lee Kam oiV.»y, a.iv j-#ow Meng, 24, were sentenced to four months' rigorous imprisonment after they pleadea guilty in the Second Poiice Court yesterday to theft of 40 brass foot valves and dishonestly retaining three stolen chokes, respectively.41 words
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Article37 1949-10-30 4 Last year the Police recovered 156 weapons. 285.802 rounds of ammunition and 629 hand-grenades. Seventy nine arrests were made in connection with the recovery of arms. liPft) of the ammunition recovered was from old dumps.37 words
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55 1949-10-30 4 Well! You've got a nerve Says Amy as Tommy, the cat, strides away after kissing her. jn»a manner Ls one of offended dignity as he stalks away. Fancy making such a song and dauce about it. The girls he kisses don't usually uawi this much! In fact, he'd have you55 words
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279 1949-10-30 4 ABOUT fifteen years ago. a few men and women in Singapore formed themselves into a society to help Malaycraftsmen in their struggle for survival against the inroads of machine-made wares and ornaments from ahead. Thus was born the Malayan Arts and Crafts Society,279 words
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Advertisement230 1949-10-30 4 WHICHAAILMEMTS Your doctor will t«tl you that often the** art WBPsßag Ml ra of MINERAL VITAMIN DEFlClENCY""—warnings that yeo fPB not getting enough Minerals and Vitamins which Natura damsnds y«e*j to have. Tha cooknd-out foods you aat araSTt giving you enough for your naads. Hood theao warnings and you prevent230 words
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Advertisement111 1949-10-30 4 SINGAPORE OD.D. SOOTHES »1 COMFORTS JK ENDS IRRITATIO* fjf\ Wh\ doe* Singapore J 'Ik Foot usually clear up y A after a few applications k. /1 of D.D.D. Prescription 'I The reason ia that this germ-killing liquid ..> healer penetrates the skin tissue*, drives out the germ*, checks in- ftaramation111 words
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Advertisement186 1949-10-30 4 OUTLAS i \LL OTHER BRANDS/ According to the tests which must closely approximate average use—the "General Purpose lf ohm Intermittent Test" of the American Standards Association. mrl Made at Slngapore in the most S —o modern battsry Vn v fact ny in the J "EVEREADY" /Ov b**** l4 B give186 words
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Article, Illustration281 1949-10-30 5 NEW LAW SAYS, BOOKS OR STAY AT HOME Child Waitresses' Days Are Numbered Tribune Staff Reporter THE days are numbered for the thousands of children employed in restaurants, amusement centres and public places in Singapore. For before the end of this, or the beginning of next year, the Colony's Children's281 words
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Article44 1949-10-30 5 Next year, the Singapore Government will spend only half of what it has been spending this year on scientific and cultural institutions in Britain. This year, our contribution to suppor: these institutions was $48 575. Next year,, it will be $24,279.44 words
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214 1949-10-30 5 Tribune Staff Reporter UEADS of Singapore girls' schools have not banned the use of cosmetics by their pupils, but they strongly object to it. They say, "Schoolgirls should look plain, simple and natural." They also say "No" to permed heads.214 words
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Article170 1949-10-30 5 Mr. Stack - Says Mr. Stack TRAFFIC accidents have dropped in Johore and A.S.P. Stack, the State Traffic Chief puts it down to better driving. However, he is not too pleased with the trishaw llders. He says "They don'r seem to have any road sense and are a nuisance.'170 words
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Article63 1949-10-30 5 ■1 im Lok Chye. 34, Tan Kirn ng. and Tan Leong. 34, were fined $«0 each in the Fourth Police Court yesterday for stealing a piece of wood worth $5 from the Municip il catchment at Bukit Timah Road. Tan Kirn Cheng and Tan Leong63 words
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Article53 1949-10-30 5 Fifteen out of sixteen Chi nese arrested last year on charge? of forging fifty 50--cents notes, have been banished. A printing press and v number of blocks for printing notes were seized. Eight of those arrested were commited for trial, two turned crown witnesses and53 words
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Article, Illustration154 1949-10-30 5 Tribune Staff Reporter IN Singapore today there is a Malay woman who 1 has travelled 156 miles to sell her mats and baskets "It's no joy ride for me," says Alus, "For I make the trip in an open lorry with five others and154 words
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Article, Illustration149 1949-10-30 5 My Happiest Moment ONE morning I was at the front gate to meet the postman when vaty dog Heppo was suddenly attracted by something on the other aide of the road. He dashed across the road right In the path of an army truck. I screamed and149 words
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Article500 1949-10-30 5 AS a child I was very eager to become a Christian but found It hard as none of my family are Christian*. When I wa» 15 my mother allowed me to go to church without being baptized but soon she began to notice how my behaviour500 words
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254 1949-10-30 5 Tribune Staff Reporter fJIVE the local boys a chance, and perhaps a ship's ticket to the United Kingdom says Mr. Fred J. Barretto, head of the'Barretto Shipping and Trading Company, Singapore. Mr. Barretto, a local boy who made good, plans to254 words
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Article53 1949-10-30 5 A Chinese woman and her son knelt in the Fourth Police Court yesterday and wept. The woman asking the Magistrate to have mercy on her half-blind husband. Lim Oee Cheow, who was charged with hawking without a licence. Lim also shed tears in tne dock. He53 words
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Article159 1949-10-30 5 Anew post-war Eurooean birth record was established in Johore during September when five babies -a boy and four girls —were born. This is attributed to the establishment of first, class wards in the General HosDital. It was the habit of European mothers to go to159 words
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Article48 1949-10-30 5 A new air service betweeu Holland and Australia will be established next year by KLM. Terminals will probably be Sydney and Amsterdam. Holland has no air agreement with Australia. Qantas Empire Airways Constellations which pass through Indonesia are looked upon as charter aircraft.48 words
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122 1949-10-30 5 Tribune Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S Serabawang airfield may be the fl headquarters of Malaya's Auxiliary Air Force. The airfield is now an R.A.F. station. Recruitment for the M.A.A.F. is due to start early next year. The R.A.F. have, it is understood, acquired a number of Tiger122 words
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Article75 1949-10-30 5 Two Malay youths. Hassan bin Ali and Abdullah bin Said, pleaded guilty before the Second District Judge yesterday to charges of thcfl of a bicycle bell valued at $4.80 and theft of clothing worth $20.50. Hassan, who had three previous convictions, was sentenced to nine75 words
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Article, Illustration161 1949-10-30 5 CHINESE women with their tiny bound-feet in elaborately embroidered shoes are scarce in Singapore today. This "lotus-foot" fashion la said to have been ordered by an Emperor of ancient China. Here is the story behind the Emperor's order: 'New Look' Thousands of years161 words
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Advertisement684 1949-10-30 5 fxperienee Teaches; famous For Flavour Youthful Vigor Restored In 24 Hours Glands Fortified f^ by New Discovery Ly/^Tjp Do you feel eld before ywwr Onset Are 70« tired HE f run-down worn out. and urible to keen up wrth rhe t* LMmmmW speed and pleasures cf modem life? Do you684 words
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Article, Illustration2540 1949-10-30 6 Vera Ardmore - lIV Vera Ardmore MONDAY evening began with one of Singapore's shuttle services from one party to another. .A number of hosts had pick ed the same nignt as th United Nations had chosen for their cocktail party on the balcony of the Victoria Hall. The doors of the2,540 words
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Advertisement239 1949-10-30 6 FULLY TROPTC'AOSSD JĔLW^ The Morlel 144 JJOVELY DESIGN PERFECT TOUCH BEAUTIFUL TONE $1700 less 10% cash Hire purchase terms amin^ed ESTAB. s moutrie a co. (Malaya) ltd. 1187 5 1 JOHN IITTIE'S WILDING SINGAPORE TEL: 7030 KEEP BABY fretful and irrttafekt tprinUe his body C ffißßsl I with CL'SSOSS 1239 words
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Advertisement15 1949-10-30 6 7MMS-SHO£S HANDBAGS sutrcAse 4 warmob£s& SING KEE TRUNK DEALERS 67, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD SINGAPORE* TEL:49^O15 words
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Advertisement186 1949-10-30 6 Salon of Beauty By American, Trained Operators i AT The Tavern Tel Tanglin Road. 6045. MISS ETHNE I $inga§H»re I S To go to Singapore thought rather a bore i But after some toangUn' t hare joined the Tan- i j S OLIVER BERTRAM. S t dip info loveliness... and186 words
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Article, Illustration2104 1949-10-30 7 Jimmy Glover - From Jimmy Glover ,LONDON, Saturday. SURELY one of the strangest meetings that ever occurred in this country took pee this week when exLuftwaffe Captain Herbert Schneider greeted the man he had come to Britain to find— the man who shot him down in a dogfight over Holland in2,104 words
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Article85 1949-10-30 7 DOUGLAS Salter, still smarting from one hour and twenty minutes delay m getting a phone number, could not stand it when Ingrid Bergman as "St. Joan" cried "Oh my voices, speak to me/ He scud she must be having trouble with the telephone, too. •f 07HEN RAF85 words
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Advertisement25 1949-10-30 7 Lstablished IS 72 Malaya's Leading Jewellers Diamond and Gem Merchants B.P. de Silva Ltd. (Incorporated in Ceylon) Singapore Penang 19/21, fflgn Bft., 1, bishop St*25 words
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Advertisement37 1949-10-30 7 I I *«-5P POST I I 22/6 sV'eo 3 FREE 1 I J vl*""b»nd with four pl«»t». L JLS. "mmi Side PockeU, h>P porket. lt£\tr*» *nd .our I Give. W»i»i »nd Inilde lei Established *040 f I37 words
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Advertisement78 1949-10-30 7 ihe Modem Light -A For Merft Needs Terry's Anglepoise Lamps For the home, omce factory or anywhere, there's atwavs a need' for AJVGLEPOISE LAMP when better, JTWI non-glare lighting is essentia]. It s adjustability throws lighjt onto any conceivable spot. A 1 25-watt bulb gives 60-watt illuminaIj'i'Mi'Mnivl tion—saves at least78 words
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Article587 1949-10-30 8 TUOT long ago, you may remember, we told the story of a traveller, bound from Singapore to Saigon, who found himself enmeshed in our own brand of red tape over the little matter of a quarter of a pound of butter. It took him two hours587 words
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Article, Illustration1162 1949-10-30 8 LIONEL HUDSON - The only things French in the Foreign Legion are the* language, the pay and the wine. By LIONEL HUDSON rE three soldiers of the French Foreign Legion I were drinking Alsatian beer at the Gialam Airport, Hanoi, in north Tonkin. They told me their stories while they1,162 words
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803 1949-10-30 8 THE story began in a dentist's chair, between two tooth extractions. "Arc you interested in music?", asked the dentist. "Well. I am", was my mildly surprised answer. "Would you care to come to the Albert Hall next Saturday? The programme includes the first803 words
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Article544 1949-10-30 8 Hal Boyle - By- Hal Boyle ARE you sleeping your hair away? Well, if you're getting bald, the chances are— says Angelo Mantello—that the way you sleep has a lot to do with it. Mantello is a midd'e-aged barber from Wilson, Connecticut, who spent four decades listening544 words
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Advertisement75 1949-10-30 8 Eye Care consists of more than Just "buying glasses." I 4. */> Bye comfort and visual efficiency depends primarily upon professional services of a qualified eyesight epecialist a S. CHONG, OPT., D. Fully equipped with modern instruments. t 8/4X5-4 A WE? /DIARY ONE DAY TO A PAGE 2 50 10475 words
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Advertisement103 1949-10-30 8 the C X^'x^mX Speed is today's criterion to rail on important prospr«*.<* abroad, to rrarh foreign markets ahead of competition, m >r* and more arMeawafce busin< men are taking advantage of the opporttin.D» the World's. QMaat A.rlinr o!Tfr* It pays to win extra days for doing m<re without- having to103 words
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923 1949-10-30 9 V. B. METTA - By V. B. METTA WESTERN people are familiar with two forms of marriage—that which results from mutual choice and that which is arranged by the parents of the bride and bridegroom; in other words, love marriage and the marriage of convenience. But in Ceylon923 words
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Article, Illustration532 1949-10-30 9 Oberammergau. Germany. THIS tiny Bavarian village's 300-year-old Passion Play, which has* not been presented since 1934. will be given in 1950. with •he help of American authorities. A $300,000 loan to finance the play will go toward repairing the Play House and532 words
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171 1949-10-30 9 IF you happen to be dream- ing about castles, there are plenty of English squires who would be glad to help you make your dreams come true. For a price, that is. The castles of a lot of landed British gentry are getting to be171 words
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Article, Illustration838 1949-10-30 9 JIMMY GLOVER - By JIMMY GLOVER THE history of the Flood family, well known to readers of "The Sun is My Undoing," is continued in Marguerite Steen's new novel, "Twilight of the Floods," (Collins, 12s. 6d >, published this month. This is a monumental work of over 350.000 words.838 words
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135 1949-10-30 9 WHAT was described as "a storm in a golden teacup led to a 45-year-old Indian hotel manager, Dakshing Ranjau Bannerjee, being fined £500 at Uxbridge for fraudulently trying to avoid export restrictions on six gold coffee cups and saucers and 12135 words
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Advertisement31 1949-10-30 9 MALAYAN AIRWAYS 4~*~] BATAVIA A x J\j TWO SERVICES WEEKLY 'jjfL ON TUESDAYS FRIDAYS FARE $155/--7 liil'J'M'J 66 lbs. of baggage carried free MANAGERS: MANSFIELD CO., LTD. TELEPHONE 5021 TELEGRAMS "TERBANG"31 words
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Advertisement79 1949-10-30 9 P [OMPOEHENSIVE QfINGE IN STOCK FPOM THE BANTAM FLAT-BED TO .ROTRfly SELF-FEEDING MPCHINES. SOLE AGENTS'DUNCRN ROBERTS CL imrai stoic >«o« 701«. 11 n donl know I could have... FRESH AUSTRALIAN LOBSTERS AND NEW SEASON'S LAMB or perhaps... SOME DELICIOUS YOUNG VEAL Of course there is always... PRIME QUEENSLAND BEEF We79 words
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Advertisement168 1949-10-30 9 z~:PIANOS-"-_ WELL KNOW SINCE 1760. For Tonal Quality. 4' 6" GRAND, 88 KEYS $3,150.00 3' 8" UPRIGHT, 85 KEYS $1,750.00 YOUR PIANO CAN BE TRADED IN Sole Agents For Malays:— IT'S AWHALE OF A BUY! LEONARD I! tra *P ace Too «et P^S^SgfSSp 3 I tne Leonard: full 2 1168 words
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Article1064 1949-10-30 10 J. C PARK-HILL - By J. C PARK-HILL Fmay not be generally known that the great paper industry in Europe owes its origin to ancient wars. In the middle of the Bth century the Arabs defeated a Chinese army near Sarharkand and learnt the art of paper-making from their1,064 words
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793 1949-10-30 10 HUGO WATTS - By HUGO WATTS LITTLE is known about the origin of the now familiar postage stamp. One French writer declares that they were in use in Paris in the of Lous XIV. Another tells us that on August 16th, 1693. M. de Velayer established793 words
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Article489 1949-10-30 10 CONSTANCE SHARPE - By CONSTANCE SHARPE AQUARIUS JAl£ 21— FEB. 18 Strfue for all you're worth to stabilise your financial position or to get necessary backing. Be ambitious and aim high: the influences are favourably and good progress can be mdae. PISCES FEB. Iu—MARCH 20. You will make new friends, both in489 words
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782 1949-10-30 10 J. W. TAYLOR - By J. W. TAYLOR NOTTINGHAM S famous Goose Fair, first officially recorded in 1541, but conventionally dating back 665 years from the Charter of Ldward I in 1284, recently ended on a note far more peaceful than was the case m 1764. when782 words
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Article141 1949-10-30 10 LONDON Sat.—A £20 fine for a stolen kiss was reduced to 40s. by the Lord Chief Justice. Lord Goddard. The fine was imposed on Percy Warrington at Newcas-tle-under-Lyme for kissing a girl against her will. Warrington lost his £5-a-week job as a corporation labourer141 words
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Advertisement229 1949-10-30 10 SOLE AGENTS FOR THE m WHOLE MALAYA FOR Ipr&sj»- DUNKLEY PIANOS Hfc wfflffinffffH SIZE UPRIGHT GRAND ■I FULLY TROPICALISED I ll* T~? f BRILLIANT TONE S I I Easy Payments Can Be N Piano Tuning Repairs UNDERTAKEN BY OUR LONDON QUALIFIED EXPERT Certified By The London Music Trades School In229 words
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Advertisement12 1949-10-30 10 Strange As It Seems 'STRAW IN THE WIND*K£W OFF A PROSPECTOR HfAP/12 words
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Article, Illustration243 1949-10-30 11 not i vwoop m\n\ ii* Hi yBV cms 1 Who doesn't! Male actors often spoil a romantic scene jdst ileal anther kiss from Betty; Ann or Linda. HOLLYWOOD. WO ONE has, ever taken a poll among male movie-gpers tp see. how many243 words
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Article283 1949-10-30 11 HARK and handsome GeoJJ rge Raft, star of the new French Foreign Legion film, Outpost In Morocco," soon to be seen in Singapore through. United Artists release, can. point to one of the remarkable Hollywood records—49 years a top star with each passing year increasing283 words
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Article100 1949-10-30 11 r:E combined film fan clubs of Mexico, joined in voting curvaceous, red-tressed Susan Hayward this year's choice for, the coveted title of the Number One "mucha muchacha" girl. Loosely interpreted, "mucha muchacha" means pulchritude, plus. Poise, personality and beauty are the three deciding factors used100 words
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Article44 1949-10-30 11 ROBERT Young, has been picked by 500 professional models as America's bestdressed man. Excellence of sartorial taste and personality projection were the criteria considered by the students and graduates of the Barbizon School of Modelling. New York City, in casting their votes.44 words
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Article233 1949-10-30 11 YOU can compare whatever characteristics you see in Grable's kiss with those of Linda Darnell's. Actors who have co-Gtaired with both Grable end Darnell will tell you what can obviously be seen here—that Linda wears more lipstick than Betty. Hollywood has never heard any complaints about either, however.233 words
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Article244 1949-10-30 11 11TIDMARK will tell you, too, ft that Gene Tierney's kiss is no less enjoyable than any of the others whom he's tested during his movie career. Richard Conic, Ticrney's .costar in her last complete picture,. t'.Whirpool," will confirm Widmark'a -judgment. So will Tyrone Power, Dana Andrew? and244 words
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Article121 1949-10-30 11 JOAN DAVIS smokes a pipe far the first and what she hopes is the last time, for a scene in Columbia's "The Travelling Saleswoman." The comedienne gets involved with a wild tribe of Apache Indians in the comedy and as a gesture of friendliness has to take121 words
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Article, Illustration249 1949-10-30 11 SUSAN HAYWARD. interviewed by a reporter the other day said: "I've played girls on the screen who were no good, and fine and noble women, and I'll take the witches from now on tor my movie roles. I like the ones who are hard and249 words
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Article135 1949-10-30 11 ALAN LADD has his missing belt again* because a Nova Scotian girl has a conscience. The belt of Ladds new camel's hair topcoat disappeared 10 months ago in Halifax, Nova Scotia, when a mob of people swarmed around Ladd and other stars at a135 words
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Article, Illustration210 1949-10-30 11 VICTOR MATURE plans to give his mother, Mrs. Marcellius, the time of her life, when she visits the film capital shortly. "It'll be different from last time," said Vie. "I was living in a tent on the back lot of a friend's place. I210 words
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Article44 1949-10-30 11 A WHITE ROSE FOR JTJfcJA," a new and as y*t unpublished •novel by Led""Hasten, has been purchased by RKO Radio. The author alw wrote tho story for. "tt'B Only Money," .recently (ompßfetad RKO Radto-film starring Frank Sinatra, Jane Russell and Groucbo Marx.44 words
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Article, Illustration27 1949-10-30 11 This provoeaUfe pose is beingstruck up for the publicity camera by pint-alced Paramount ■tar Olffa San Juan. You'll be seeling her soon in a new pictare.27 words
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Article234 1949-10-30 11 IMractor BERNARD RNOWXJGSJ - IBy IMractor BERNARD RNOWXJGSJ FH3R me. the perfect woman would seem to be someone with faults—but endearing faults. In-the film "The Perfect Woman" this creature is a robot; as the professor who invents her says, "She does exactly as she Is tend. She can't talk back, can't234 words
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Advertisement253 1949-10-30 11 MP Make the most of your good looks morning, nocm and night Use these world-famed beauty preparations by Bourjois. Ask for them by name ask for "Evening in Paris" hair oil, solid brilliaatine and hair cream. B OURJOIS m ue presentation:— The Grafton Laboru-torle*. M< 18. Collyex Quay. gtnUta SoUlrmoata253 words
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Article, Illustration387 1949-10-30 12 WOMAN'S PAGE IU TH MILLET WOMEN ARE SO NICE -BUT ONLY iN VERY SMALL QUANTITIES INDIVIDUALLY and in small groups women are pretty nice people. But something seems to happen to them when they lose their individuality in a crowdWatch the women next time you go shopping and see if387 words
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Article131 1949-10-30 12 IF a sun tan deepens lines in your skin, makes pores suddenly expand, roughens texture or accentuates dryness, better keep shy of Old Sol and take your tawny complexion out of a bottle. Warning of how savage sun can be to the older woman, one famed beautician says131 words
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Article, Illustration327 1949-10-30 12 LEAVE guessing game to the children. The "guesswhat" approach is too coy for the mature woman who values her reputation for poise. The woman, for example, who starts her telephone conversation with "Guess who this is? is imposing on her listener's patience and327 words
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Article189 1949-10-30 12 When A Mem Highers Her Hem.. HEMLINES have climbed noticeably higher since you wore those warm-weather duds which are going back into wardrobe service. So any ankle-slapping leftovers wi'l probably need shortening f you want long airts t«j I.xk as tp'c-thc minute as newer fashions do. fashions do. When taking189 words
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Article, Illustration30 1949-10-30 12 SOLIDIFIED perfumes not only keep the hairline fresh, but help to eliminate wisps and sideboards which can be so destructive t to a well-groomed look.30 words
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Article46 1949-10-30 12 HINTS IN making iced tea or coffee, .mix the beverage in a china or pottery pitcher first and then pour into your tall glasses. This will save you glass breakage. Incidentally ice cubes should not be dropped carelessly into glasses they might chip the fine crystal.46 words
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370 1949-10-30 12 Telling Tales GIRDLES ARE' On TellTale GO od FOR YOU Eve' Shadows THE appearance of dark circles under the eyes is frequently a problem of the older woman. If this under-eye discoloration distresses you, it can be camouflaged with make-up. Naturally you should determine what causes the discoloration it may370 words
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Advertisement92 1949-10-30 12 l I re"' 6 I I AKTA VITE I contains not just I «1 one vitamin but I 1 the FOUR MOST I I IMPORTANT I I vitamins —A, 81, I I C and D IN LARGE I f AMOUNTS. I I AKTA VITE I costs a little more n92 words
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Miscellaneous103 1949-10-30 12 r DOUGLAS S»OHbMmSJ( WE HAMH£SS£-might) \MAH BRAVE, «JUICY, LI'L S i THEIT VOOL'SH.^ 'jjjpj^^ A I vcu Hrr BULils-EVE-; T I GSAY-SHOSS/T- NOTCHERLV. r r -mo way is %J r^pP F r TIME AM HITS ONE NOGOODNIK- J f KNOWN TO J kk,f*fr M~ f T FUES INTO FIVE PIKB-BUxV103 words
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1212 1949-10-30 13 TEIK LIM'S STATEMENT STARTLING, BASELESS. BADMINTON NOTES v. by Our Special Correspondent UNTIL the publication of Mr. Teik Lim's statement it ua» the impression oi moat of the leading pLayers and officials in Malaya that permission of the BAM or at least the state1,212 words
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233 1949-10-30 13 THE Singapore Cricket Club beat Johore by 14 points (a goal, a penalty goal, two tries) to 8 (a goal, a try) at rugger on the padang yesterday. Donough'opened the score for Johore with a try three minuter after start. Pennell equalised for the233 words
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Article125 1949-10-30 13 For the second year In succession, the Straits Chinese Methodist Youth Fellowship won the Singapore District Inter-Chapter M.Y.F. badminton tournament when they beat the Tcluk Ayer M.Y.F. by five matches to nil in the final yesterday and thus retained the Lim Chuan Geok Challenge Cup. The125 words
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Article50 1949-10-30 13 Captain of the Indian touring soccer team, Rathnam, kicked oft the match between Indian Recreation Club and H.M.S. Triumph at Farrer Park, yesterday. The game ended in a 2-1 victory for I.R.C. Mrs. Tangavelu presc I ed a medal to Rathnam, on behalf of the I.R.C.50 words
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Article, Illustration347 1949-10-30 13 Xo. 4 ONE of the difficulties in writing a weekly column sucn as this is the need to confine each column to a single aspect of picture taking. Because of limitations in space, we must discuss exposure one week, proper focus another time, and347 words
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Article478 1949-10-30 13 See how much you know about soccer by answering the quiz below. Score Aye points for each correct answer. If you chalk 40 and above—excellent; 35—good; SO lo 30—fair; 15 and below—you should go to the Stadium mor* often. 1. The goalkeeper bounces the ball on478 words
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Article, Illustration349 1949-10-30 13 GOLF... by BEX HOGAN >o. 44 LONDON Our Ryder Cup victory turned into a Mexican Stand-off after all. We lost our money and escaped with the silver mug and our lives. Not that our worthy links opponents were responsible. No. 10 Downing349 words
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Article171 1949-10-30 13 S.R.C. forwards, in spite of being a man short, were in deadly form yesterday when the Police wpre beaten at hockey by three goals to one on the Padang. Thp match provided plenty of thrills, for it was fast and clean. Left wing Ebert played171 words
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Article61 1949-10-30 13 The Singapore Traction Co. Employees' Union wi'; present a silver cup to tho winner of the match between the Indian touring socce» team and the Malayan Indians at Jalan Besar Stadium, today. The Cup will be presented by Mrs. C. a,. Hutchings, wife of the President61 words
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Article97 1949-10-30 13 The Municipal Workshops defeated the Municipal Transport Section by four goals to nil for the Municipal Engineer's soccer Cup at Farrer Park yesterday. Mr. G. Edmond, donor. presented the Cup. C.V.M.A. defeated Queen's Street Boys' Club by six goal* to nil in the second round of the Singapore97 words
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Advertisement61 1949-10-30 13 Wltrer brings yom qmkk rmtimi trmm after -*ff«c» of lata %mmn mmd •ver indulgence ta tm+d mmd «M. Lsep U bendy. QuiciTßelief From rne Modern Antacid fcr stomach disorder- 'j| Prompt and prolonged t'ie&sant to Uka 4H|EiBHn —»I "wiwi'im 11^7 MACTRIZ|=p: Ri UOESTIVV TABLETS *im> v\atiahie in Powder form Sold61 words
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Advertisement262 1949-10-30 13 ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS TURKEY NOW! The new season's turkeys have ;just arrived from Australia so now is the time to place your order for Christmas. Tell us what size turkey you would like, or how many people you expect for Christmas dinner, and we will choose and set aside the262 words
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225 1949-10-30 14 A TOTAL Of $11.681,64 has been received for tho Singapore Badminton Hall Fund. The donations received up lo Oct. 25 arc: Mr John Laycock 1.000.00; My.M. J. N*nwie 100.00; Usefu' Badminton Party 50.00: Mi. Claude da -Suva 100.00; Mr. 'Philip Hoalim 250.00; Mr. J. A.225 words
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85 1949-10-30 14 MALACCA. Sat.— Klebang Tennis Party retained the Falconer Shield yesterday, with High School Tennis Club runners-up. Wesley Church lost tne right for second place when they were beaten three nil by the" Klebang Party. The Malacca Club from which much was expected played only two85 words
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Article42 1949-10-30 14 The second round fixtures of the S.A.F.A. Cup Competition are: Nov. 2 Rovers S.C. vs. S.R.C. Nov. 4 R. Navy vs. RAF Changi; Nov. 10 BOOCA vs. C. Casuals; Nov. 11. Kota Raja vs. C.A. or P. Brani United.42 words
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Article29 1949-10-30 14 Kalong Boys' Club beat Malay settlement Boys' Club threenil at Telok Kurau English School yesterday. in the second round of the Singapore Boys' Cup soccer competition.29 words
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Article441 1949-10-30 14 LUKE ANG - 28-0 VICTORY IN H. M. S. MALAYA RUGGER By LUKE ANG THE Singapore Combined Services ran through a 1 weak Negri Sembiland-Malacca XV to defeat them by 28 points* (five goal», one try) to ml in an H M.S. Malaya rugger match at Jalan Besar Stadium, yesterday.441 words
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Article202 1949-10-30 14 WRESTLING fans, who saw handsome Ty Layton TT six-foot five and 357 lbs. of perfectly developed bone and muscle, grapple with George Zblsko at the Great World Arena last night, may see him again as Tarzan in the movies a few years hence. For202 words
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Article340 1949-10-30 14 Reuter. LONDON. Saturday Following aif the results of today's home soccer raat< h> ENGLISH IrVU Pulsion 1. Aston Villa 1. Stoke 1. Blackpool 2, Bolton 0. Charlton 1, Burnley 1. Everton 1. Derby 2. Fulham 0. Liverpool 1. Huddersfu ld 1. W. Biomwu h A 1. ManchesterReuter. - 340 words
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Article, Illustration695 1949-10-30 14 TODAY is the day for the Indian soccer Jurists U: make up for their disappointing display against the Sino-Malays on Wednesday. In this, the second match of their tour, they meet the Malayan Indians, representing the cream of Indian soccer talent in Malaya. The visitors695 words
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413 1949-10-30 14 THERE are two men in the city who are vitally interested in the news of the drownings along the Colony beaches. One of them is Mr. Roland Lyne, General Secretary of YMCA and representative of the Royal Life Saving Society in Singapore.413 words
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Article67 1949-10-30 14 Reuter. MELBOURNE, Sat. Mr. A Bagser's Delta scored an easy two lengths victory today it* the Victoria Derby run here over one and a half miles. Delta had been heavily supported for the Melbourne Cup and its latest success was expected to make him aReuter. - 67 words
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Article, Illustration371 1949-10-30 14 By LIKE ANG fFHE Raffles Institution rugby team will visit Batu Pahat after their School Certificate examinations in December for a return match with the Government English School there. The team also plans to meet other school teams from the other various towns in371 words
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Advertisement238 1949-10-30 14 now! j super absorbent I TAMPAN 2 1 I It fee* «U c n« 1 nlii* And writ* this news at* Tampa- N<>. 2 comes newt also of Regular Tampax No. I—now in impro\ ed applicator tubes, the result of long-term research and experiment. Tampax today becomes even simpler to238 words
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2156 1949-10-30 15 From ALLAN LEWIS KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday A DELUGE one hour before the first race made conditions today .the las* <|ay of the Selangor Turf Club's October Meeting;, the worst race goers have experiencefl for some time. TJie track which can, be best described2,156 words
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Advertisement169 1949-10-30 15 NEW STAR CINEMA I'asir Panjang TONIGHT ONLY at 7 p.m. 9.36 p.m. Tom Tyler in "PHANTOM of the WEST" (Whole Serial) TOMORROW (one night) "NARGIS" (Hindustani) QUEENS Today At 11.00' A.M. Double Feature Programme Joe E. Brown in "DARING YOUNG MAN" Plus "COWBOY CANTEEN" 50 Cts. To All Seats. Last169 words
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Advertisement147 1949-10-30 15 ma sweep i rs 1 TOTAL POOL: $831,10# S FIRST PRIZE No. *****1 SECOND PftlZE No. *****1 THIRD PRIZE Nj. *****5 t STARTERS: *****0, *****5, *****5, *****3, i *****3, *****8. CONSOLATIONS: *****9, *****6, *****7, *****4, *****3, *****6, *****0, 20&77, *****9, *****8. DODBLfe TOTES t 1 FIRSTLY: tickets $617 each SECONDLY:147 words
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Advertisement72 1949-10-30 15 XI. W f»HOWi\<. NOTE TIMES: 10.30 a.m. 1.10 4.00 9 s0 P»>j I Special Morning Show TODAY at 5..30 a.m. "THIS TIME FOR REEFS" in Technicolor. 'toda^ 17 FREDRIC MARCH f Christopher COLUMDUsiTrjir-i colouk TECHNICOLOR «TW.M »0« "OOUC'ON HOIENCE ELDRIDCE fRANCIS I SULLIVAN LINDEN TRAVERi X A T HIEFN IT72 words
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Article, Illustration69 1949-10-30 16 Mrs. H. B. Amstutz (second from the right) was guest speaker at a luncheon party of the Business and Professional Womens' Club yesterday In honour of the president," Mrs. B. Rogers, who is going on leave to Australia at the end of the69 words
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500 1949-10-30 16 ECAFE Signs Off 4 "DON 'T-faU-lnto-the-Soviet-sentimeiital-trap" A warning by the British delegate Mr. P. J H. Stant yesterday, at the dosing session of the M Aia, helped to swing opinion against a Soviet resolution. The Soviet resolution was to instruct the ECAFE Secretariat500 words
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242 1949-10-30 16 I OONG PAN YAP (Lucky Strike) created the bigL gest ypset thus far in the Singapore Badminton Championships when he eliminated Cheong Hock Leng (Eclipse) in the quarter-final of the Clerical Union Hall last night. Hock Leng was the favourite, but he met hi* Waterloo242 words
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Article64 1949-10-30 16 CHICAGO, Sat.—Joe Louis, retired world heavyweight champion, is to box Pat Valentino (San Francisco) in a ten-round exhibition bout at Chicago on Dee f b" national Boxing Club announced today. Louis is now making an exhibition tour in the United States. He declared earlier this64 words
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Article121 1949-10-30 16 Reuter. LONDON, Sat.—An international badminton competition for women on the lines of th© newly inaugurated Thomas Cup t \t-nt for men may -soon be introduced. The competition has been u> taui's top ranking woman player Mrs. H. S. Cber, who has offered to present aReuter. - 121 words
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Article35 1949-10-30 16 CHICAGO. Sat. Panch"» Gonzales. former Uniteii States amateur lawn tennis champion, defeated Jack Kramer, world professionai champion, here in the second match of their nationwide professional tour 9—7, I—6,1 —6, o—4.35 words
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Article, Illustration193 1949-10-30 16 ONE of the biggest of recent weddings took place yesterday eve ning, when Miss Liliane Elizabeth Mcxon was married at St. Andrew's Cathedral to Mr. Philip Thomas Gunton. The bride is the daughter of Mi. and Mrs. ri. W. Moxon, of Harper. Gilntlan and Co., Ltd., and the193 words
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Article215 1949-10-30 16 A.P. WASHINGTON, Saturday. THE U S. Agriculture Department reports that con- tinued large imports of food for most of the Far East appear to be the "only means of avoiding widespread suffering" there in the crop year 1949--1950. The Department made the statementA.P. - 215 words
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126 1949-10-30 16 The first joint meeting of the Select Committee of the Legislative Councils of the Federation of Malaya and the Colony of Singapore to examine and report on the Rubber Packing and Shipping Control Bill wi l be held on November 7 In the Conference126 words
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Article, Illustration282 1949-10-30 16 SEVENTY-ONE passengers. Of whom 15 landed in "'ng'Tore, arrived here in the cling American President Lines' the President Polk. One of the round-the-world trippers is 21-year-oid Miss Sa'ly Ann Brown, who got this voyage as a gift from her fa'.hc:- for graduating from Stanford282 words
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Article67 1949-10-30 16 Following have bmW to represent S.A.L.:-I' in match of badrniti'on Fairwind B.P. at the Unton H«M on Nov I Chan Mun Kit. Chan S« Aziz bin Ahmad. Lim Hor. Quek Chiap Soon, El Kuans. A. Majid. G. B. Wong Tuck Wah. 0 Parties and Clubs desiro have matches67 words
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Advertisement89 1949-10-30 16 BIRTH LEE:—To Doris, wife of Lee Ong Choon on 27 October, 1949, at the K.K. Hospital, Singapore, a daughter I Violet Suan Lian» If] orncs mimm COMPANY Tmkm only ReliabU WOODS' PLAYIg&k Extra m^^^^m Quality «S§ ffe Cigarettes mOR€ to smoK€ mOR€ TO €NJOY JOHN PLAYER SONS ENGLAND yU- mi89 words
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