Malaya Tribune, 23 July 1950
1950-07-23
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Malaya Tribune
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Title Section25 1950-07-23 3 THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE, July 23, 1950 THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice Glover, Malaya Tribute Office, Fleet Street, London, E.C. SUNDAY, JULY 23, 1950.25 words
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299 1950-07-23 3 "They Make Better Wives"—They Say Tribune Staff Reporter. [NSrITE ol strict measures taken by Immi- iMithorities to restrict the entry m v men and girls from China into the Federate, tnd Singapore, a number of them are being le \s because under the299 words
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Article41 1950-07-23 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. (-hong Kui Choon. 21. of Lumpur, was today Bned 820 in the Magistrates' Court for driving his car in negligent inannei. led with n tricycle front the Kulai Police St luon en June lfi.41 words
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Article28 1950-07-23 3 of the Singapore Corps will, in Wi v jungle green hirts md Sun Mrowne belts Ceremonial Dress, instead •bu < kets, it was aned yesterday.28 words
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Article, Illustration103 1950-07-23 3 Mr. Tan - Mr. Tan MR. C. C. Tan. Singapore Legisi.eiw Councillor, yesterday spoke up for local > girls. Said Mr. Bar 'It's true our girls may b more expensive, but there ar? com pen- sating (actor*. "The way I look at it. it-'i more a questlrn of marry-103 words
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166 1950-07-23 3 A Cantonese woman. Lav Eng Thye, found guilty of managing a brothel was yesterday sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment by the Fourth Police Magistrate. Mr. P. C. Claque. Ho Chin Hong, a Hokkien. was acquitted on the same charge It was .suited166 words
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Article76 1950-07-23 3 At the- end ot the first six months ol this year, there were 171 Trade Unions in the Federation of Malaya which are registered, and 20. one which is a federation, awaiting registration. Tlie total membership, including those waiting registration, is 50.810, an increase of 4.20876 words
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Article85 1950-07-23 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.--Inche Sardon bin JuNr. Singapore Legislative. Councillor, today sad that be was fcertan Dato Onn bin Ja afar wou'd resume teadcrshlp r the United Malays National Organisation if he li nominated for the President's cost in the Coming elections. Sardon disclosed mat had a85 words
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Article42 1950-07-23 3 For cutting down 40 bam- I boo Sticks from the Forest Reserve at Upper Thomson Road, Too Kan, a 39-year-ol" I Hokkien wa3 fined $15 by the Fourth Police Magistrate if*- j irdoy. i The Sticks were valued al $1.50.42 words
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Article36 1950-07-23 3 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat Sixty-seven-year-old Ec Chow i Chang was "fined o dollar in i the Magistrates' Court today for erecting an unauthorised attap shed. The shed must ;be demobilised within tbre* v,eeks.36 words
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159 1950-07-23 3 Sir Alexander CarrSaunders y?stcrdnv evening formally opened the ten-day exhibitioi oi Chinese paintings sponsored by the Singapore China Society. The proceeds ot the exhibition will be donated to the University of Malaya, the Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association and the Thong Chain Medical Institute. The University159 words
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Article177 1950-07-23 3 Tribune Stuff Reporter. ANSWER to the housewife's grouse—"Why, should we pay so much for fish*'—is: Singapore's fishermen do not catch enough. This was revealed yesterday by Mr. T. W. Burdon. the Fisheries Officer. He said that Singapore fishermen were badly in need of powered boats,177 words
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Article84 1950-07-23 3 Three Chinese poultry dealers were lined in the Fourth Police Court yesterday fot causing unnecessary suffering to their birds. Sng Joo Wah. of Keok Road, was fined $15 .for carrying two swans by their wings and tying their feet. Choo Ah Ori was also fined $1584 words
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Article227 1950-07-23 3 Tribune Staff Reporter AN aching molar may take quite a slice off your budget if you happen to be living in one of the small towns in Johore. Hardest Hit are planters and estate workers, and it is all because the State is short of qualified227 words
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264 1950-07-23 3 SOME S.I.T. TENANTS GROUSE— Tribune Staff Reporter. THE new Singapore Improvement Trust rent reductions have not made everybody happy. For some 27 tenants, living in SIT flats in Farrer Park, are-preparing a petition to the SIT Board of Trustees. They seek an explanation264 words
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138 1950-07-23 3 A 5B-year-old Road squatter. Ong Ah Chuan told First District Judge. Mi. H. E. Kingdon. yesterday, that he was very happy to have had the opportunity of meeting him. Ong added that for nineteen years, he had wanted to see a District Judge.138 words
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205 1950-07-23 3 Tribune Staff KepoHc THE main spearh. ad of the S.I.T.s 195.» attack against the Colony's housing problems is beginning to take definite form in Upper Hokklen Street, where site-clearing for three nine-storey blocks of flats is neatly completed. The fiats, part ol205 words
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Advertisement110 1950-07-23 3 puts it V^j ANCHOR.4/ Bowed matured and bottled in Singapore by ARCHIPELACO BREWERY CO. 0941) LTD. Dntriktited by Frasef Ntavc Ltd.. Singaporo and Branches. ———i Quick Relief from CHEST SORENESS J{ Bronchial Colds SaJW J I A .ore chest shows the P«s«ice of d«a»£ J X \\)f)l out ecmu that110 words
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Advertisement225 1950-07-23 3 REMINGTON SHOTGUN Model 11 Autoloading Shotgun, 5 shot. 16 and 20 lore. horn W HO HOCK ANN CO., LTD. I 261 265, Beach Koa.t. Singapore. I Tel. 2552. Telegram: "HOKANCOACE j SO PLEASANT TO JAKE The cream y emjlslon of BW Pcs nesia with liquid paraffin, which Mfc i.-lieve? constipation,225 words
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Article, Illustration255 1950-07-23 4 JOYCE MOUTHON, 28-year-old Dutch-Eurasian girl, who was spotted in a Singapore Restaurant by Carol txeed and cfiered tne star part in his new fnm "An outcast oi tne lsiands," is uncertain of wnat tne iuturt hoias tor her. Joyce returned to Singiport yesteraay255 words
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Article27 1950-07-23 4 Men of the Singapore Volunteer Corps will have i weekly game of "Houaey Honsey in the Men's Mess, Beach Road, every Thursday, starting Aug. 27.27 words
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228 1950-07-23 4 BLT, SHE SAYS OUR MEN ARE VERY KIND Tribune Staff Reporter. WHEN Japanese Miss Yukiko Ichimura landed in Singapore yesterday by air she was whisked away to Raffles Hotel, where she was allowed to move in the grounds freely, but not to step228 words
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Article139 1950-07-23 4 THE 18th. branch of the Army Civil Service Union was formed yesterday at a meeting held at the ACSU premises. The branch was lormed by memoers working at the REME Vehicles Workshops at Bukit Timah. Addressing the meeting. Mr. V. K. Nair, president of the139 words
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Article45 1950-07-23 4 Singapore Police are combing the Colony for a 45-year-old Eurasian woman. Emily GaPop, who has been missing since July 12. Emily is described as having a lair complexion, an oval face, 'decayed teeth and long hair, she stays along Serangoon Road.45 words
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Article121 1950-07-23 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat.— Bandits attacked a Police Post in Johore ilst night. They attempted iv burn some oi the oui'.dings in tne vicmitv Police engaged the enemy and drove them away. The nre was extinguish co There were no casualties among the Police. A Ch nese121 words
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Article259 1950-07-23 4 IPOH, Saturday. JHE five-year plan of the Federation of Malay Teachers Associations to raise half-a-million dollars for the establishment of a chair of Malay studies in the Malayan University, was praised by the Regent of Perak when he opened the Federation's fifth annual general meeting,259 words
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147 1950-07-23 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Committee of the Malayan Indian Association, through their delegate Mr. N.S.S. Maniam. has stated that the Associati.jr, is not in favour of the proposed Federation of Indian Organisations, on ihe grounds that the new boav would be superfluous. At a147 words
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Advertisement122 1950-07-23 4 imported from London, England SINGAPORE^ fQS FEDERATION: Pf R jin OP I.MI CARRERAS ISO YEARS* REPUTATION FOR QUALITY J» Butterfly i„,..m\ RAPID LAMP LIGHT WILL CQMt UP BY BURNINC Sole Distributors LEA HIN CO. 231, South Bridge Road, Singapore. Tel. 3108. FIRST AID Gold Discomforts ijffi Alka Seltzer brings pleasant122 words
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Article, Illustration1929 1950-07-23 5 JIMMY GLOVER - From JIMMY GLOVER LONDON, Saturday. THERE is a colour bar problem in London too. When London's Harlem— the Paramount Dance Hall in Tottenham Court-road— closes at the end of this month, coloured people are to be discouraged from making any other single dance hall their centre Says Mr.1,929 words
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Advertisement209 1950-07-23 5 GET PROTECTION AGAINST COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROATS dm ym pood/" j PRICKLY \Hf AT tWU&knt lAISTAAITLY A DISCOMFORTS J OF PRICKLY HEAT < PREVENTS*SINGAPOREFOOT"\ AND SIMILAR I PISTRESSINC J SKIN COMPLAINTS J PARKER is a triumph! It's the only pen I with the |Bj NEW PRECISION j NEW BEAUTY J!209 words
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Article, Illustration3220 1950-07-23 6 Vera Ardmore - By Vera Ardmore THE Tanglin CluL is used to sneers about its snootiness in tact, with its tongue in its cheek, it encourages all such Ideas, knowing perfectly well that its upswept nairdo very often hangs slights awry. Qpt for the barbecue swimming gala it lifted its slight3,220 words
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Advertisement114 1950-07-23 6 BRILLIANTINE HAIR CREAM to highlight your crowning glory FACE POWDER ROUGE PERFUME LIPSTICK TALC COLD CREAM VANISHING CREAM W BOURJOIS DISTRIBUTORS I' GRAFTON LABORATORIES LIMITED, SINGAPORE Play safe Brylcrccm your hair. Dandruff on your collar, £5 loose hair on your comb—these arc danger signals that point 1 J== the need114 words
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Advertisement29 1950-07-23 6 THERE IS A LIMTt TcTpATIENCE. Tht« cartoon icifh tfcw caption tea* published in Volume VI of the "STBA ITB PRODUCE October 1927. Time* don't change so much do they?29 words
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Advertisement166 1950-07-23 6 Tiers of Loveliness— v.urn love its s.,n mmm be—Ul«l fabric Ita fasM»n. rightnrss. \nolh< r CftatNf kr HOLLYWOOD Ladies' Dress House I, Hi! St. Eu COUII Pi getting somePEP j 1 VIGOR I wthaHGGLASSofKLIM I says ELSIE the BORDEN cow i <.' ...,.,nnclrri. 1 all ''Jin ff" ni M Bf166 words
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Article, Illustration681 1950-07-23 7 RAJABALI Jumabhoi. personal friend of Pandit Nehru. President of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, member of the Legislative Council, and chairman of th" Gandhi memorial building fund (which has collected 117.000 dollars) and vim has had an export and. import business in Hinaapore since 1916, calls Singapore681 words
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Advertisement74 1950-07-23 7 SIMPLE ADDITION GOOD rooD FINE WINE Git AND BAND THE SUM TOTAL IS HESTAUBANT ■■■■■■■A P Ki^Am^... Sole Agcats: W Singapore. Tel. *****. ,J mSwWfy not make ii yourj too? 7 ANTACID POWDER IJpWIU? neutralises Acid «n through BINOCULARS /o* tfo? races KcrshtlW Transmit 40% more light Coaled nUkm sharper74 words
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Advertisement257 1950-07-23 7 because it U B fjmllllllili SHr designed in the Pye Sa>-< •^^t.' > !yß.|jlj|ll J *3sj Research labor*' **^BIIpB!ifcllBI torie* at Cainbridg England, where the finest FEATURES brains in British engineer- gj lllf f —j f>rrT ,„.t„it, ing carry out the moot *r f^s£\£* r p m mm specialised and257 words
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Article635 1950-07-23 8 EVEKY now and then there appears In the columns of some newspaper a piece of writing, often unsigned, that is fit to rank with the finest passages of literature. Such writing, pointing the moral of the American struggle in Korea, graced the editorial of the New635 words
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Article, Illustration1624 1950-07-23 8 a Special Correspondent - by a Special Correspondent WHILE the world's attention Is turned to the fighting in Korea, the exP3rts are keeping their fingers crossed about Formosa, the Pacific Island whose invasion by the Chinese Communists might touch off World War 111. When President1,624 words
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Advertisement61 1950-07-23 8 Weighs 8% lbs. Measures 11" x ll" x $180 write for Illustrated leaflet. i |\£ulLcLrd \mws%wf SOLE AGENTS But we are never out of stock of genuine Swiss spare parts to give you tne repair service your good watch deserves. Try us next thne. phone *****. f HIM LOCK Watchmakers61 words
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Advertisement576 1950-07-23 8 BILLY ROSE, America's most famous showman, igfc J^jpVn started writing his own advertisements and < found they were so popular that newspapers xzr W/ paid to print them. Now he ranks with Damon Runyon and Mark Hellinger as a spinner of tales. So Uncle Charlie squared Ms debt MY Uncle576 words
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Advertisement76 1950-07-23 8 Royal Route ALL THE WAY FROM KALLANG AIRPORT V (Singapore) m yL BY CONSTELLATION h.L.M. Royal Dutch Airlinea cffert the M Ideal route to Borne for tloly Year btop-overa permitted en route In M addition to time spent In Rome ta»t m. 'f ConsteilatlonH and Superb Royal Route m SEE76 words
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Article, Illustration3135 1950-07-23 9 Lozania Prole - A New Exciting Serial By Lozania Prole njHILE Sir Harry was Emma spent hen amusing herself as T sh e could. She nan for the neigh- kn( W that sne was nd men came to g& I r tOO amiable to S courteous, and enjoy- society. s3,135 words
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Advertisement173 1950-07-23 9 GRAY j MAGIC i i ROYAL PORTABLE! I "Mogic" Margin j tumbling. < fret—click; J 1 -'lusrve tures make i YOUR j >r i > nt ed by a i I ib >shed 40 i in in Malaya. j I I WHICH these AILMENTS Tour doctor wltl toll tfc* «|m173 words
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Advertisement51 1950-07-23 9 THE UOIY RADIUS OF THE i MANAGERS: MANSFIELD COMPANY, LTD. I V SINGAPORE TELEPHONE SO2I TELEGRAMS "TERBANG"/ In the OILFIELDS OF SUMATRA BORNEO and ON THE HICH SEAS OF THE WORLD IN PASSENGER LINERS AND CARGO SHIPS PEOPLE OF ALL RACES EAT AND ENJOY FOOD SUPPLIES from FITZPATRICK'S 60 ORCHARD51 words
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Article, Illustration1212 1950-07-23 10 Joan Baldwinson - -BUY-LINES- By Joan Baldwinson WHO wants new bookends or ornaments. Just arrived in Singapore for the first tuiw are Sepzware Dfcwter of Paris articles, well nvide, plain or coloured, and costing from $7.95 to $22.50. Other new fcoods an the Royal Dalton salt glazed stone ware. Vases, borwls1,212 words
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Article487 1950-07-23 10 CONSTANCE SHARPE - By CONSTANCE SHARPE AQUARIUS JAN. 21 FED. 18. You may have to mak< mm important decision at icork. Ask lM« from no-one: weigh the position up carefully and vet as j/ou think best. Don't be influenced by loved ones. Lucky changes caused by cotcorkers. PISCFS487 words
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Article913 1950-07-23 10 I HAVE )ust started to do the house-keeping for rather a large family. One thing which is mentioned in most recipt- books nmankU me, and that is how to render and clarify fat. Could you explain thr procedure?" (D. H. Perak.) RENDERING fat means pouring off the unused fat913 words
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Advertisement288 1950-07-23 10 COMPLETE VIOLIN OUTFIT GERMAN MAKK BRILLIANT IN TONE MODERATE IN PRICE SEASON CO., LTD. 115, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. PHONE 7180. I POND'S CREAMS Your twofold 'beauty disciplin*': 1 I every night, cleanse your skin with You need two creams to keep your skin fair and lovely Pond's Cold Cream. Cover288 words
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Advertisement158 1950-07-23 10 ACCESSORIES BY JAY No. 20 h k You'll be snaphappy with SelochromeFilm OBTAIN ADLK HIO* PHOTOGRAPHIC DEAL* So!* 1 A DIETHELM CO., LIB. (lacorparafeM Singaporo-K L »COL< >RGF > 1 X POST CAKI'S and LBTTER< Beautifully repi natural colonr 2 series of o' > 11 from stock. rf Hearing Restored158 words
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Article, Illustration77 1950-07-23 11 A LONG AWAITED MO MENT -Cinderella rides with r magical < legance in the transformed pumpkin coach to the King's Bali where she meets Prince Charming and loses her heart and her beautiful glass slipper. Walls some Minorities believe the ever-popular story oi Cinderella is of77 words
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Article369 1950-07-23 11 WD JANE LOVED IT JANE Wyman kissed Kirk Douglas for the first time ii. Warner Bros.' "The Glass M, bg< rie" and she liked it. A screen kisses go, says w is ai extraordinary ki \nd Jane should know. For cinema osculations in the past369 words
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Article, Illustration490 1950-07-23 11 THE motion-picture actor who bean a spectacular title like America's No. 1 Action Star is, oi' courson the spot. His public is mighty anxious to knov: IS the man can live up to bis notices. A fellow who has borne just such h title lor Steven490 words
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Article62 1950-07-23 11 Hollywood Lizaoeth Scott, whose throaty voice Is one of the most distinctive on the screen, plans to put it to a new use. When she completer her stellar role in "The Wall Outside," ihe blonde actress will take an intensive course of vocal study. Miss Scott62 words
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Article, Illustration57 1950-07-23 11 Esther Williims, who co- > stars with Van Johnson and John Lund in the 1 Techn<-olour film "Duchess of Idaho" is j well qualified tn know what to expect of a swim suit. Her requisites are 1 lhat thej be well tailored. I flattering and that they be sufficiently57 words
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Article372 1950-07-23 11 WALT DISNEY always plans his pictures .so they will appeal to the entire family but in filming "Cinderella" he gave it an added, pronounced adult appeal. Insiders In the him industry ?ong have had their own yard-stick of comparison. They like to speak of 'tne Lubitsch touch," of372 words
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Article251 1950-07-23 11 HOLLYWOOD. TAKE a handsome boy and a beautiful girl, a uay in June and a trip to the Deach sound? romantic, doesn't it? And it is romantic when you see it on the screen in Our Very Own,'' the new Samuel Goldwyn picture. But what251 words
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Advertisement110 1950-07-23 11 Sixteen hours of tidy hair GROOMING WITHOUT GUMMING Daaayouf naif with SiX iti\. and every hair wiD >ta\ in place from 8 a.m. to l midnight uithout attention. Sihifix is pkaaaat lo use and has no ill effects. It docs not mat the hair and cause it to hrcak. hut110 words
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Advertisement139 1950-07-23 11 iHE FINAL £jc€i€/l TO YOUR MAKE-UP cum Magic-wear C.UTEX, so easy to apply give* beauty tv your fingertips. This incredibly long-wearing polish resists chipping and peeling. Stays perfect longer—CUTEX's clear, non-fading shades never seem to lose their brilliant lustre. VLj} W World's mostt popular nail polish. 1 \j In the139 words
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Article, Illustration1497 1950-07-23 12 (Michael 'Curly Connors Continues His Life Story) FOR every professional, from screen star to chorus girl, from opera singe. io crooner, from boxer and wrestler to ping-pong player, publicity is an indisp- is. ble adjunct" to the launching and maintaining of a SUCW ssfnl career.1,497 words
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Article125 1950-07-23 12 Reuter. TOKIO. Sat. Australia's John Marshall and Japanese swimming ace Hironoshin Furuhashi will meet at the Meiji Olympic pool in Tokio from Aug. 4 to 6. A 13-man American team, which is being decided competitively at the national outdoor swimming championships, is expected to arrive inReuter. - 125 words
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405 1950-07-23 12 Soccer Notes —By "Centre Forward" IT'S time Singapore Indiaiih did something to improve their standard of soccer. They have the talent but nothing has been done to develope it. Next month the S.A.F.A. Community League starts. The Chinese, Malays, Eurasians and Europeans will405 words
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Advertisement249 1950-07-23 12 /TS BEST TO BUy Platignum^ I The Golden Platignum fJkwfir Fountain Pen. elegant— efficient—a» good at gold. Nickel-Silver push-on half-shielded nib. And the Platignum BallPointed Ink-Pencil with ingenious, precision-fitted writing point. Twice the normal ink-capacity. Refill,—fitted in a jiffy—-60 cents. Both Pen and •> Ink-Pencil are available in attractive colours.249 words
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Miscellaneous185 1950-07-23 12 1 mmw%*l footstc!>s.T anyone HliflV sos/I'-ah was RiOWT.T JUflMJll f a -> pigiriJl WHO'D TAKE A WALK ON L ABNIER-COMINi' VOs|W*<g>£!£; Ai| U.O 1 A HORRIBLI- NK3HT LIKE 7 Wwif TH' DEPOT, WHAR HE \d¥W**Li*r* *T*/ ,1 (>C THIS IS A ST GOT LASTVT-WE CAM EAT BEAMS N SAFtTv.r fyllß.185 words
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Article, Illustration1027 1950-07-23 13 Our Badminton Correspondent - By Our Badminton Correspondent. JJIXTEEN competitors from five States are contesting for the men's singles title at the forthcoming ninth Malayan badminton championships to be held in Ipoh during the August holidays. Present title holder is Singapore's1,027 words
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Advertisement103 1950-07-23 13 You'll enjoy your light luncheon in the cool comfortable ARCADE TEA LOUNGE COLD STORAGE ORCHARD ROAD BRANCH ...WITH M WORLD-FAMOUS vim Durahle all steel, all welded streamlined cabinet. I Graceful, hard, white, synthetic enamel finish. Ji j I Capacity 3, 4.7 and 7.7 <>\ cubic feet domestic models. Commercial ip\103 words
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Article, Illustration903 1950-07-23 14 IN THIS CORNER —By "UPPER-CUT" EOR quite sometime big names—in the cauliflower industry have hit the headlines of Singapore newspapers. They were or are supposed to be coming here for fights. In fact, I would recall the time when the one and903 words
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Article52 1950-07-23 14 SEATTLE. Sa.. Australian swimmei John Marshall beat the world record lor the mile for the second consecutive day yesterday tn the Amateur Athletic Union men's outdoor swimming championships Marshall's time was 20 minutes 8.6 seconds, compared to his record effort of 20 minutes 9.6 seconds in52 words
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Article, Illustration562 1950-07-23 14 Sam Snead - GOLF'S GREATEST PLAYER TEACHER By Sam Snead NEVEK swa,\ to the position shown by the broken line at the left as you swing the club around, back and up. Many high handicap golfers do—and it is fatal to good golf. The figure picture in the solid outlue- shows562 words
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Article427 1950-07-23 14 NOTTINGHAM. Sat THE West Indies hopes of batting through th 8 third 1 day of the Test and compiling a huge scon dashed this morning when a fine spell of U by Alec Bedser and keen fielding accounts remaining seven wickets in 80 minutes for427 words
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Article250 1950-07-23 14 By GBOI N'DER DISPLAY IN<; superiority, \rm> had no difficulty ii Malacca by foui g to nil in a Malaya Cup gam at Dm Jalan Besar Stadium ycstei day. ■V r*2* «hs; ih. game would have «..v.v.l U.l [itUU ..||l,,„ <"u[> oonpetitton was .Larh r fleeted250 words
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Miscellaneous116 1950-07-23 14 SHE BIAMED HER JOB UNTIL SHE LEARNT THE SECRET OF EXTRA ENERGY r WAKF UP! CAN'T YOuM (THINKS) THIS JOB I I SP °Ki TO YOU SO I ALL DAY LONG. I THINK jEE* OOCro* \so HORL/c*S I T«EH DUfit#6 WE bty ±*lL MM f 1 Hurl.cks helps to overcome116 words
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Article, Illustration1300 1950-07-23 15 ALBERT SPENCER - By ALBERT SPENCER. DATTLESHIP, cleverly ridden by Tulloh, just held oiT fast-finishing Flying Arrow II by a nose in a photo finish to win the Singapore Cup at Bukil Timah yesterday, the last day of the Singapore July Meeting. Hottest favourite of the day, Pat's Fancy1,300 words
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Article59 1950-07-23 15 TOTAL POOL: $409,760. Ist Prize No. *****9 $184,392 2nd Prize No. *****3 $92,196 3rd Prize No. *****1 $51,220 Starters: $3,940 each. Nos. *****3, *****7. *****9, *****1, *****7, *****3, *****1, *****8 *****8, *****9, *****4, *****8, *****4. Consolation Prizes: $3,073 each. Nos. *****9, *****1, *****7, *****1, *****3, *****6, *****759 words
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Article491 1950-07-23 15 SPOT - By SPOT THE conclusion of the Singapore Turf Club July Meeting saw Kuala Lumpur trainer, Neal Hobbs, most successful with five wins, two seconds and three thirds. He won $9,140 in stakes for his owners. A close second was J. R. Kodger.s with four491 words
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Article525 1950-07-23 15 FOLLOWING is Ihe draw lor tin. Malayan Badminton Championships .scheduled to be payed ir. Ipoh early nt xt month. J Men's Shinies: needed: WCDS Pent,' Soon, Ooi Te k Hock. Law Teik Hock, Tan Jin Ong. Top .Section: Wont; Peng boon versus Foo Ong Khean: Tar. Teik525 words
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Article104 1950-07-23 15 KUALA LUMPUB. Saturday, i'hong Hup Mun. of the Selangor Chines Athletic Associatmu. broke the Malayan pole vault record with a lump of eleven feet five Inches. He was awarded the best performance cup today, the .om hiding day of th 1 Selaagof Amateur Athletic Association ft104 words
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Advertisement15 1950-07-23 15 TODAY 11, 1.45, 4, 6.30 9.30 p.m. VOIJNG J|j| HOLM 2c± TO THE STABLE 'W15 words
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440 1950-07-23 16 Action Rushed On Military Legislation A.P. WASHINGTON, Saturday. THE United States Army yesterday called up 1 some National Guard troops and Reserves on a ?0-day notice. A r The Air Force may seek to draft veterans or World War 11. but stillA.P. - 440 words
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Article24 1950-07-23 16 Reuter. TOKIO, Sat.—The Crovernment will release 30.000 bales of raw silk and 3.000 yard.s of silk fabric to check skyrocketing prices. —Reuter.Reuter. - 24 words
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Article, Illustration70 1950-07-23 16 Enemy Tanks: These North Korean tank* were the same type that tetYMted s nt.. Korean soldiers during the early days of the Korean war. Tney Mere teocked out bj I t ed Stat*** infantrymen. Top pi cture shows; Two tanks, one in foreground wilh tr.ad70 words
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Article260 1950-07-23 16 U.P j TEMPLE ITTY, Cali- foinia. Sat. t pOMMAND E R Harvey J Eansam, a flier who N led Navy jit i-lanes in S y their first attack on North Korea, calls on the United Nations to w dramatize the fact that an internationalU.P - 260 words
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Article352 1950-07-23 16 Reuter. NEW YORK, Saturday. IWEW York Times diplomatic correspondent James Reston said today that the Indian Prime Minister, Pandit Nehru, had sent a new message to Mr. Dean Acheson, United States Secretary of State, asking him "as an act of faith" to use his influenceReuter. - 352 words
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Article158 1950-07-23 16 -fr from Page_One_ aim of Malayan independence, Ibrahim ordered his followers, who had cells in nearly every village, to aid the advancing forces of General v amashita. The British Government gaoled Ibrahim. But his men, who knew the country, led the Japanese suicide squads down hidden jungle trails,158 words
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Article128 1950-07-23 16 pf» From Pom Oat i reached this Commanci Pus; early today. Almost every man blistered feet. Alter ft day of lavage fighting a Thursday thej hai forced to take to ihe hills. Three men arrived without shoes. Their feet wen badly cut In th»- exhausted partkl were men witose128 words
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Advertisement133 1950-07-23 16 Pains in Back Gone in 3 Hours If yeu Buffer terrible, sharp pains or dull wearing down aches in back ot sides, you can't get rid of these with ordinary medicines because jou must MM the germs in your kidneys. Other symptoms of Kidney and Bladder I Disorders are Sca.-.ty.133 words
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Advertisement74 1950-07-23 16 ENGAGEMENT TAN —TAY: The* engagenent is announced between Mr Tan Teck Phuan, the *on of Mr and IfTS. Tan Ycng ■Ciang ami MOM Tay Bftl Ng* ;he eldest daughter of Mr. MM Mrs. Tav Nam Kiaof look place on the llth 4*5 July. 1950. M^MMV^M^^M*** MlsaaM< VK^ N S]flHfl^| COMPANY74 words
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Miscellaneous459 1950-07-23 16 Half an hour of quiet music; .'>:.<» inu An net. Prog. Summary TAAIV -undav Evening Religious Sc.- with s'.g Tune; 12.0*2 lamh 'ul m WBtrA M> vice broadcast from thr Presl.v kie> .Sonars; 12.15 Hindustani Film terian Church in Singapore; U >«hl-s; l ah New*; 12.43 i in-.tij ■ii fTC>459 words
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