The Straits Times, 23 October 1949
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Title Section28 1949-10-23 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALATA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Edition PI Tit* »t*ftltt Tlm«s 6* Magay— Fm Pnm No. ?43. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1949. PRICE 10 CENTS28 words
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Article467 1949-10-23 1 SIAM MUSLIMS PLOTTING REVOLT 'Preparing for self-rule Sunday Times Special Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, SATURDAY. MUSLIMS IN THE FOUR SOUTHERN PROVINCES OF SIAM ARE PLOTTING A MASS REVOLT. THEY WANT THEIR OWN GOVERNMENT AND MORE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM. Six Malayan journalists, who have just returned from a Government-sponsored tour of the four467 words
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Article, Illustration34 1949-10-23 1 Hush Lloyd, Air C-in-C, Far East inspecting the Singapore Battalion of the Boys' Brigade yesterday. On the left is Mr. J. M. Fraser, President of the Battalion. Report and another picture in Pace Three.34 words
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Article, Illustration33 1949-10-23 1 MAJOR-GENERAL Sir Ibrahim. Sultan of Jobore, photographed dancing with the SulUnah. Lady Mareella. at the Cafe de Paris. London. The Sultan i s in the United Kingdom for health reasons. John Hrddon photo.33 words
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Article111 1949-10-23 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE directors of Robinson Co. at the company's annual melting yesterday sanctioned the gift of $10,000 to the University of Malaya Endowment Fund. The fund Jumped earlier in the week by $25,450 and on Wednesday stood at $1,365,388. The biggest donation in111 words
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Article69 1949-10-23 1 DEATH OF KING'S DOCTOR LONDON. Sat.— Sir Maurice Cassldy, physician to the King and one of the world's greatest heart specialists, died here today aged 69. He had been in poor health since he was seriously Injured with his wife in a motor car accident last April. Only 12 daysReuter - 69 words
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Article45 1949-10-23 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Sat.— Bette Davis, the film star, sued her painter-husband William Grant Sherry for divorce today and obtained a temporary order restraining him from doing her bodily harm or molesting their two-year-old daughter, Barbara, Miss Davis alleged mental cruelty.— U.P.UP - 45 words
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Article54 1949-10-23 1 WASHINGTON. Sat.— Rapid construction of a $160,750,000 radar screen to guard the United States against atomic attack Is being urged by the Senate Atomic Energy Committee. The screen would consist of radar stations strung along the borders of the United States and at sea to give warning whenReuter - 54 words
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Article168 1949-10-23 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter REMITTANCES from Singapore to China, which notmally exceeded a million dollars a month, have now virtually stopped. The Communist occupation of Swatow, Amoy and Canton, the home of the majority of ove seas Chinese, has severed commercial ties between Chira and Malaya, and168 words
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Article, Illustration54 1949-10-23 1 JACQUES GENTT, the distinguished pianist, who will appear in the Singapore Music Festival with the Batavia Radio Philharmonic Orchestra on Nov. 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 at the Victoria Menu rial Hall. Singapore. More than $10,000 worth of tickets have already been sold at Robinson's, in Raffles Place, where54 words
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Article75 1949-10-23 1 Sunday Times Correspondent LONIX)N, Sat.— Tribute to the work of the Communities' Liaison Committee was paid by Lord Mllverton, presiding at the annual meeting of the Association of British Malaya at Overseas House yesterday. "The peaceful future of Malaya depends on the degree to which Malays.75 words
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Article143 1949-10-23 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter "TWO more cases of poisoning by caustic soda during the last 24 hours have brought the total of such cases to seven in Singapore this month, one of Hi worst on record recently. The seven cases involved five woman and two men, all143 words
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132 1949-10-23 1 Sunday aui.c Corre-^ MELBOURNE, Sat. AN Australian missionary 'ram Asia will stand against the jYnmlgration Minister. Mr. Arthur Calwell, in the Federal General Election in December as an independent solely on the issue of the colour bar. The missionary is a Melburnlan. Dr. Charles I.132 words
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Article15 1949-10-23 1 LONDON, Sat. H.M.S. Amethyst is expected to arrive at Gibraltar on Monday. —Reuter.Reuter - 15 words
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Article139 1949-10-23 1 A IRC RAFT of the Royal Navy and RAF. combined on Friday in on* of Hit largest strikes yet made against the bandits during the present operations in Malaya. Singapore-baaed Fireflies and Seaflres of the carrier H.M S. Triumph, and Tempests and Sunderlands of the139 words
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Article81 1949-10-23 1 NEW YORK, Sat. FVE top officials of the Russian trading corporation, Amtorg, have been arrested on charges of violating the Foreign Agents Registration Act by serving as an Information clearing house for Moscow. The Amtorg officials. Including the organisation's president, were Jailed whenUP - 81 words
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Article88 1949-10-23 1 i;iy Tiin Cwtw 'tnt KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. WITHIN a few hours, two aircraft made forced landings at Kuala Lumpur but no-one was hurt. Yesterday morning an RAF tighter made an emergency landing and ended up with Its nose in several feet of mud. The previous evening88 words
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Article44 1949-10-23 1 Sunday Times SUIT Correspondent IPOH, Sat. Che Noorizan bintl Mohamed Nor will be proclaimed Tengku Permaisuri of Perak at Ipoh tomorrow. Rajas, State Councillors, community leaders, and heads of Government departments have been invited to a buffet lunch at the Istana.44 words
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Article95 1949-10-23 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter rpHE Chief of the Imperial General Staff, Field Marshal Sir William Slim, had a busy day in Singapore yesterday. He spoke to officers of G.H.Q. and Singapore District in the morning. Later he inspected the FARELF Training Centre and visited95 words
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Article224 1949-10-23 1 HONC KONG, Saturday. THE Chinas* Nationalists arc repairing the Burma Road, 1 China's main wartime supply artery from the West linking Lashio with south-west China, where the Nationalists are making their last mainland stand against Communists. Engineers were said to be repairing the Weitung bridgeReuter - 224 words
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Article81 1949-10-23 1 Sunday Time* Staff Reporter EMPLOYED by Mr. R. D. Giiespie for 24 years. Tan Line Hua. aged 45. was accused by a new amah of stealing. He twice tried to kill himself by slashing his hands and his throat. In the Singapore Fourth Police Court81 words
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138 1949-10-23 1 9 drowned or missing in sea tragedy Sunday Times Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Saturday. TRAGEDY overtook a party of Indians who went for a Deepavali holiday outing today to Port Dickson. The party, members of a family and friends, were from Bajam Estate, near Seremban, and went out boating off Port138 words
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Article46 1949-10-23 1 ADELAIDE, Sat.— Wodinna, a small South Australian town, has unsuccessfully offered a doctor: A good home; a salary aoproved by the medical authorities; a well-equipped and staffed local hospital; expenses for travelling by car: and a plane and pilot for long-distance travel. Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Advertisement79 1949-10-23 1 O\ THE OLD m SCHOOL TIE 1 1 \U-6COLEMAHST.L I J $mSA?ORE 1)5) Favoured by Fortune j!m indeed are those members of the SLL human race to whom the possession V of a critical, perceptive palate permits a full appreciation of ail the finer nuances of flavour that are to79 words
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Article, Illustration2951 1949-10-23 2 EVELYN SPILSBURY - EVELYN SPILSBURY Spilsbury secrets: Crime of 1,000 dues by and E.V. TULLETT SIR BERNARD SPILSBURY always referred to the Mahon murder as "my greatest case." It was great because his task was to piece together a fantastically complicated Jigsaw puzzle of more than a2,951 words
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186 1949-10-23 2 (CONCUSSION is still one of the mysteries of modern medicine: It .Is therefore one of the most difficult Injuries for a doctor to treat. T ittlP la known about the JTJ^TS Ufe b^^Sns Tor most toSl STheStS? II why^e oi neaaacne. or wny one r^186 words
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Advertisement128 1949-10-23 2 WHY DENT'STS THEMSELVES CLEAN THEIR TEETH THIS CORRECT WAY Baby's Wisdom still smaller, Ja^aßtvnulaMfflHaiil^BWßa^m^fe^S with 2 rows HOW TO CLEAN OUTSIDE UPPER FRONT TUTH j ff* I •t 0 Place the brush head lithtly on Ot* fumt I M f yw f 19 1 above the tooth lint. Then vith128 words
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Advertisement168 1949-10-23 2 BJM* m fj)*m Watch Cleaning a combined operation The intricate process of dismantling a watch for cleaning and re-assembllng afterwards would be a sheer waste of time and effort, if weak and worn parts were not replaced at the same time. Service being the keystone to success we have never168 words
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Article309 1949-10-23 3 PRISON FOR TWO ILLEGAL DEALERS Fines also in Colony case Sunday Times Staff Reporter "J"WO Singapore businessmen, E. H. Battat and Kang Woon Ceok, were sentenced to six months* and three months* rigorous imprisonment respectively Jby Mr. Justice Brown in the Singapore Assixe Court yesterday for offences under the Finance309 words
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Article62 1949-10-23 3 Remembrance Day is near. Let your car wear a- Poppy. Please buy yours next Wednesday at Robinson's, Federal Dispensary, Cold Btorage, O. H. Cafe or the Automobile Association of Malaya. Cost of the Car Poppy is $5 and your contribution goes to the Earl Halg Fund which62 words
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Article275 1949-10-23 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter "If EEP your chins up, keep a bright eye, keep fit and be on the alert always" said Air Marshal Sir Hugh Lloyd, Air Commander-in-Chief, Far East, addressing tfte Singapore Bartalion of the Boys' Brigade yesterday at their third annual review275 words
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112 1949-10-23 3 76 suicides in Singapore this year Sunday 1 Staff Reporter •^VENTY-SIX people commltted suicide In Sir.ga- Iron the beginning ■if this -ear to mid-October. This was 24 more than the total for the whole of last year Of the 76 persons, 67 were Chinese, five were Malays and four were112 words
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Article109 1949-10-23 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter The submission by Mr. N. L. Macassey on behalf of the Singapore Jonore Express Ltd., that bus speedometers had not been tested by the truffle police cleared ffve charges of speeding against the company's drivers yesterday. Mr. P. Claque, the Traffic109 words
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Article76 1949-10-23 3 AN award of $9,300 by the Collector of Land Revenue lor three lots of land acquired by the Singapore Municipal Commissioners for the extension of the Kalian g gas works, was Increased to $14,264 by Mr. Justice Gor-don-Smith In the Singapore Supreme Court yesterday. The.76 words
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Article26 1949-10-23 3 A sum of $2,800 was raised at a Poppy Day bridge and mahjong drive at 31 Nassim Road, Singapore, on Oct. 7.26 words
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Article80 1949-10-23 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter SENTENCE of 14, months' rigorous Imprisonment was Imposed on 25-year-old Ooh Chiang Long in the Singapore Second District Court yesterday for possession of 73 tahlls of opium. The opium was found hidden In the dashboard of a car at Woodlands Customs'80 words
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Article196 1949-10-23 3 (Continued from page 1.) visited the four provinces to investigate Muslim living conditions. "People who were bold enough to tell the delegation what they thought, were disposed of by the police the following day and suspects were forced to leave their homes." said the separatists. However,196 words
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127 1949-10-23 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat 'PHE Johore Government A will spend $8,000 to build an access road and a back lane at the extension of Jalan Tambatan, Kota Tinggi. This is part of an approved plan for the town's lay-out. The new construction has127 words
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Article31 1949-10-23 3 Sunday Times Correspondent BENTONO, Sat.— Lee Vool who slaughtered a pig Intended for human food in a place other than a slaughter house was fined $10 at Bentong.31 words
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Article, Illustration38 1949-10-23 3 THI March past by the Singapore Battalion of the Boys' Brigade st its third »n--nusl review «nd display at the Victoria School grounds yetterday. Sir Hugh Lloyd, ts seen taking the salute. Sunday Times picture.38 words
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Article, Illustration31 1949-10-23 3 THE wed«i»g of Che Abdullah bin Abu B.k.r of fen.r.l Po.f Office, took pUce on Sundi* lilt to Cha Indon bint* Abdul Kirim at tha poitmim qy.rt.r., Maxwell Road. Sukaramai photo.31 words
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Miscellaneous335 1949-10-23 3 SIHCAPOftK 940); 9.03 Mornln. Music; 9 JO Dance'; 8 40 N«ws (OantaatM)J Latin America; 10.19 Hit Parade: 6.45 Indoneaian; 7.1S News OjOO a.m. Programme Sumaiary; 11.00 Paul Temple; 11.30 Light (Trenoh); 7.30 English; S.OO 9.03 Morning music; 8.30 Latin Music; 12.00-1 Malay Programme Siamese; 8.30 News; 8.49 Dutch; America; 10.00335 words
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Article, Illustration193 1949-10-23 4 Last man over the bridge IN 1941 when the Japarrese were advancing down the peninsula MR. K. C. THAMBY and two other Taiping postal officials were given the job of taking from the post office to Ipoh important documents and valuables. This small party was the last to cross the193 words
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Article, Illustration366 1949-10-23 4 fJt R. RECINALD JOHN BEE. the chairman and pr.me mover of the joint meeting last week-end in Singapore of the Institutions of Civil, Mechanical and Electrical Engineers has long been prominent in Malayan engineering circles. Starting as an assistant engineer on the Naval366 words
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Article, Illustration240 1949-10-23 4 kJR. W. W. Neill of the Federation Police Force and at present officer of operations, Segamat does not agree with Colonel Spencer Chapman's view that "the jungle is neutral." Says Mr. Neill "Today the jungle is not neutral. If used intelligently the jungle240 words
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Article, Illustration100 1949-10-23 4 EVERY Sunday morning, in good weather or bad, a band of Penang's most enthusiastic photographers meet for a hike round the island. Their search for beauty is Invariably richly rewarded To one of them, at least, these Sunday excursions have brought international recognition as one of100 words
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Article, Illustration218 1949-10-23 4 Invented jungle radio set ILJR. E. B. THOMAS. IVI Senior Inspector of Mines, Pahang and acting Inspector of Mines. Trengganu. recently went on long leave. Though the chances are that he will not return to Pahang he will be remembered in the State as the inventor of the "Thomas wireless218 words
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Article171 1949-10-23 4 WITH one hand still showing the wound left by a Bangkok gunman's bullet. Mr. JAMES TAYLOR. former Singapore journalist, has come back to the Colony on a short leave. Mr. Taylor was shot up a few weeks ago in Bangkok when driving home alone after spending171 words
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Article, Illustration120 1949-10-23 4 A RESIDENT of Malaya for more than 38 years MR. L. T. MUTIKISNA of Sereniban is at present a member of the Advisory Committee under the Emergency Regulations in Negri Sembilan. He has also served as a visiting justice to the Seremban Prison and has been on120 words
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Advertisement114 1949-10-23 4 The FINEST BICYCLE BUILT to-day f Hercules Jr -I MRCWUS CVCII t MOTOR COMMUTT UO Sk ««£S£NMrrVEJ T. V. MITCHELL ft CO. LTD. 18 BATTFRY ROAD, SINGAPORE IT'S HERE your extra-flavour coffee in giant 11b. tins! Wonderful to have plenty of guards that glorious, fragrant rich, mellow Maxwell House freshness114 words
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Article57 1949-10-23 5 S -.v Corrp.snt tent SEGAMAT, Sat.— "l UTed beyond that estate and the only way to my home is through the plantation," declared 43-year-old Yu Slew Kam charged in the Segamat Court with trespassing on Chuan Moh San Estate, hi the Tenang area. Ball hi $2557 words
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Article42 1949-10-23 5 S l:iy Tl-nes Corr dent SEGAMAT, Sat. Police offered no evidence igalnst 52-year-old Pagar Singh. produced In the Seguing t Court for allege trespass Into the house of a Malay woman at Kampong Pogoh. He was acquitted and discharged.42 words
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Article66 1949-10-23 5 Sunday Times SUff Reporter The maximum fine of $25 was imposed by the Singapore Fifth Magistrate, Mr. C. F. Scston. for use of an abusive word which the offender said was Intended for a friend. Tan Teik Hong, a Singapore Harbour Board labourer, was fined66 words
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Article394 1949-10-23 5 Naval officer's dream come true Sunday Times Reporter I IKE Noah's Ark, a little Singapore-built yacht, the Boleh, of 16 tons, will be floated from her cradle at H. M. Boom Defence Depot, Loyang, about noon today on the first stage of her intended 12,000--mile voyage from394 words
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Article128 1949-10-23 5 Missing Dato: reward unclaimed iS >day Times Correspondent MALACCA, Sat. THE $5,000 reward offered for information leading to the recovery of Che Lah, Dato Naning. a Malay chieftain, is still unclaimed, state police authorities here. Dato Naning was abducted from his house at Taboh Naning, Alor Oajah district, on a128 words
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Letter128 1949-10-23 5 SIR: With reference to the story published in last week's Sunday Times by a Kemaman correspondent on the hardships suffered by Dato Patl Cheung Ouan Chiang during the Japanese Occupation. While appreciating the story itself, which is in all respects true. I have to point out one simple128 words
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Article129 1949-10-23 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter DEPPER prices continued to soar in the Singapore produce market yesterday, when a phenomenal jump of $75 per picul in white pepper quotations was recorded. There was a rush to buy pepper In Singapore yesterday and small arrivals from Indonesia prompted brisk129 words
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Article118 1949-10-23 5 nday Times Correspondent SEGAMAT. Sat.— "l have been unnecessarily summoned and have lost quite a sum of money coming to court week in and week out, and asked to be compensated by the police," declared a young motor car driver, Woon Foong, to the Segamat Court118 words
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Article, Illustration512 1949-10-23 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter QURINC Hie occupation, the Japs banned hit books and destroyed his press the anti-Japanese tone of them was too strong. Today, attempts are being made to ban his books again. But Inche A. H. Idrus goes on his way as the512 words
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Article29 1949-10-23 5 j *i-ne. Corrrs-^ml^n 1 SEREMBAN. Sat.-The Seremban Town Board, in its latest effort to beautify the town, has started a botanical garden in the lower lakeside area.29 words
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Article87 1949-10-23 5 ABOUT 200 couples attended a dance organised by the Cosmopolitan Cycling Club in aid of the Yahaya fund at Adelphi roof garden last night. Mr. Yahaya bin Ellas was killed in a crash while taking part in a cycling race In Singapore in June. The fund87 words
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Article112 1949-10-23 5 y Times Correspondent SEREMBAN. Sat. Ci VE hundred and forty four new Identity cards were Issued last month to schoolchildren in Negrl Sembllan who have reached the age of 12 years. Most of these applicants were from Malay schools, reports the State Registration Officer, Mr.112 words
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Advertisement265 1949-10-23 5 CHRISTMAS PARCEL spec/a/ suggestion from MARY HEATHCOTT of 'he "Sunday Times" We wrote to Mary Heathcott asking her up-to-the minute expert advice on what would be most welcome in Britain this Christmas. Here is a parcel based on her suggestions: Currants, sultanas and raisins, 16 oz tins Fruit salad, peaches265 words
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Article, Illustration762 1949-10-23 6 PERON RELYING ON THE NAZISI IN front of me in the plane young; Herr and Frau B. He tells mi he has given up the excellent Job of running a Oerman ex-Service-men's union in Kiel to join his brother In South Argentine. On the seat next to me a Prussian762 words
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Article221 1949-10-23 6 reports from Buenos Aires type mostly, but also some middle-aged ones. Technicians, they say. Two robustlooking German priests are with this party. All around me they are talking German. Even the Dutch stewardess has taken to it. WELL, this Is how It was. flying out here. Now that221 words
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Article, Illustration330 1949-10-23 6 'They would cause trouble NINETY Creole fishermen, who live six months each year on the "Jack-in-the-box" Islands of St. Brandon, In the Indian Ocean, will shortly haul In their nets and saii home to their families 251 miles away In Mauritius Few people had eve* 1330 words
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Article, Illustration779 1949-10-23 6 i i<uii, the mucht\ heralded "Eastern Approaches" has arrived. 1 And what a magnificent story it is! I can recall no recent book of a comparable nature, with the exception, perhaps, of "The Jungle Is Neutral." which nas been more worth waiting for. In these days, when the British779 words
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Article411 1949-10-23 7 N.Z. attack in Spore talks Sunday Times Staff Reporter Z^N accusation that Russia had treated all United Nations organs with cynicism and contempt and was trying to do the same with ECAFE was made by the New Zealand delegate, Mr. J. S. Reid, in Singapore yesterday.411 words
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Article, Illustration34 1949-10-23 7 MILLIONAIRE'S daughter married: Mr. Toh Kirn Kcow. son of the late Mr. Toh Teck Kheng, with his bride, formerly Miss Tan Leon? Choo, eldest daughter of Mr. Tan Cark Hwee, the Kucla Trengganu millionaire.34 words
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Article, Illustration51 1949-10-23 7 f\H a un.gue occasion recently tne Sultan of Pahang addressed the V/ congregation at the Pekan Moique from the "mimbar" the place reserved for imams and other dignitaries. The Sultan delivered a khotbah a special religious discourse— holding in hit left hand a "tongkat mimbar," which corresponds to a bishop's51 words
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Article78 1949-10-23 7 Sunday 'limes Staff Reporter Because the Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate, Mr. D. A. Fyfe, said that he found very little trustworthy evidence amongst the prosecution witnesses. Ong Hoe Chun, formerly a clerk with the law firm of ShelleyThompson and Demuth, was yesterday acquitted without giving his78 words
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Article36 1949-10-23 7 MUAR. Sat. Pang Queng. a labourer of Sungel Senarut Estate. Batu Anam. was awarded $300 as compensation by the Commissioner for Workmen's Compensation. North Johore. Pang was hit by a tree trunk while felling.36 words
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Article50 1949-10-23 7 Eighteen-year-old Tahlr bin Abdul Hamld. of Kampong Paya Pulau, Segamat. was yesterday sentenced to one month's rigorous imprisonment in the Singapore Third Police Court for theft of $10 and clothing, total value $43. from a room at the Harbour Board labourers' Quarters on Aug. 22.50 words
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Article174 1949-10-23 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A MINIATURE school model planned by a teachtr and built with the help of 10 boys of the third, fourth and fifth standards was the best exhibit of tha second post-war art and handwork exhibition of St. Joseph's Institution, Singapore, which opened174 words
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310 1949-10-23 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter \jyHEN 1,100 officers and enlisted men of the U.S. heavy cruiser St Pai I "hit" Singapore for five days last week, the Colony bene. Ed by approximately $82,500 (Malayan). This is a consei native figure, and to it may be added310 words
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Article, Illustration28 1949-10-23 7 I NCHI Baba bin HassaH of rha Polk* Training School in Thomson Road, Singapore, and hii bride. Che A.mah binte Madon. after their wedding recently at Ceyiang Serai.28 words
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Article58 1949-10-23 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Bat.— Pleading guilty to a charge of falling to produce his Identity card. Lai Kuan Kern told the Circuit Magistrate at Mersing that because he had been ill his house was topsy turrey, so he was unable to lay his hands on58 words
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Article, Illustration90 1949-10-23 7 THI proficiency which Malay girls in |ohore Bar.ru have shown in nafrdUwoffc h«s >n a great mejturs bom dv« »o Inch. Mariamah brat* Abdullah, who retirs^ last w««k from Wrvk* after 21 yean kt tha Star* Education Departmant Is) recegfiition of hw ••rvkei. sh« was honoured OH fh« occasion of90 words
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286 1949-10-23 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter "THE state of emergency is the principal reason why Singapore and the Federation are no longer attractive as tourist centres. Until peace comes again in Malaya, pleasure-seeking visitors are unlikely to patronise this part of South-East Asia. That is the286 words
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Article307 1949-10-23 7 Dollars and cents in the budget Sunday Times Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S Budget for 1950. which was presented at the Legislative Council last week, not only deals in million of dollars but comes down into comparatively small details on various items of expenditure and revenue. For example, the pounding of stray307 words
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Article34 1949-10-23 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Poti Oeok Han, charged with driving a motor vehicle without regard to the personal safety of others, was fined $5 in the Police Court here.34 words
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Article65 1949-10-23 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. 'THE driver of a motor car which came out of a side road and, cutting ln front of a military convoy, forced a jeep Into a ditch, was fined $25 in thp Police Court. He was Thong Ah65 words
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Article71 1949-10-23 7 Singapore Chamber of Commerce Hubber Association's noon prices on Saturday (Oct. 23) were In cents per H» Bayer Seller No 1 R.S.S. Spot loose nominal 44H 44% JOB. In bales Nov. NO. 1 R S3. 44K M% No. 3 R.S& 42% 43 NO. 3 RSJ3. 40)4 40 Vi71 words
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Article24 1949-10-23 8 MR. MRS. LIM SEOW TUNG thank their relatives and friends for their good wishes and valuable presents on the occasion of their marriage.24 words
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549 1949-10-23 8 SINGAPORE, OCT. 23, 1949. PAYING FOR OUR NEEDS THERE are three main ways 1 in which a government can raise the money to finance those public services which it regards as essential, or which the governed r ard as essential. They are by taxation, by government enterprise, and through gifts549 words
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Article, Illustration991 1949-10-23 8 GEOFFREY BOLAND - Malays build a future in the Regiment GEOFFREY BOLAND by.... TWENTY-ONE year old Othman bin Ibrahim of Johore summed it all up— "l want to serve my country and advance my own prospects at the same time", he said. Othman, a former storekeeper at the Naval Base. Singapore, is one991 words
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Article, Illustration745 1949-10-23 8 Five minutes with the world's wisest men— l J O H A N N WOLFGANG GOETHE, described by Matthew Arnold as "Eurove's sagest head." born August 28. 1749. in Frankfort. Died March 22. 1532. Son of lawyer Johann Kasper Geothe and his 17-vear-nld wife, Katharina Elizabeth Sent to a745 words
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Article191 1949-10-23 8 ON Oct. 9, a Sunday Times editorial headed "Double Trouble" discussed the possible repercussions of the Communist victory in China on the territories of South-East Asia. A Chinese contemporary, the Chung Shing Jit Pao of Singapore, re-published our comment in a translation containing serious inaccuracies. Below we publish191 words
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Advertisement515 1949-10-23 8 Oui R«i>ictent«tiv« OH Ml* lft I Mooi Singipor* Cold StOf»C«. Orchard Read, will reenvt advertisement* between 9 am and I o m daily. CLASSIFIED ADS. THE marriage took place between O. L. Oostergo and Jannette Delyn. Amsterdam, 22nd October. 1949. SITUATION. VACANT LOCUM TENENS for a well wtablished practice In515 words
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Advertisement16 1949-10-23 8 finest Broken Orange Pekoe 1 lb. Foil. Pkt. $2.00 1 lb. Tin $2.30 21b. Tin $4.5016 words
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Advertisement22 1949-10-23 8 *'i t 9^^^^m i i,, L J~ p t^^JT I \M /^R*X There's always wtime FDR A TICER in pails Qtid quarts22 words
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Article, Illustration662 1949-10-23 9 RUSSIA SPOKE TO EMPTY SEATS Delegates went for their lunch Sunday Tim«s Staff Reporter DELEGATES at th« ECAFE conference in Singapore yesterday ate sandwiches, drank beer or tea, and read newspapers while Mr. S. S. Nemtchina (Russia) delivered a speech lasting from 1.30 p.m. until 2 p.m., after his motion662 words
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Article, Illustration214 1949-10-23 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter kJANY Singapore men think that they are risking their hair to have it cut by Chinese women barbers, but apparently the women's charms lure others so that their profession today is thriving. Women number only about one-third of the 2,000 Chinese214 words
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Article107 1949-10-23 9 Sunday Times SUB Reporter THE Progress Exhibition in the Happy World has been extended from Oct. 24 to 27. both days inclusive. The gross gate receipts on the four extension nights will be given to the University of Malaya Endowment Fund. There 'vlll also be a jumble sale107 words
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Article24 1949-10-23 9 Two Cantonese, Tan Kcng and Yong 800 were each fined $3/- In the Kluang Court for fighting In a public place24 words
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Article42 1949-10-23 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Koh Fook Chan of Lorong 23, Geylang, Singapore, was held up by four Chinese youths at Lorong 27, Sims Avenue last night and robbed of $7 cash, a torch light and a wrist watch.42 words
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Article, Illustration24 1949-10-23 9 INCH! Mohamed Hafii bin Date Abubakar and kit bride, Inch* Sappiah, granddaughter of the late Dato Daud. who were married in |ohore Bahm recently.24 words
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Article69 1949-10-23 9 rORTY-one-year-old Kesai f Singh, a clerk employed in the Singapore General Post Office was charged in the Second Police Court yesterday with criminal breach of trust of $41, entrusted to him while in the execution of his official duties on Sept. 22. Kesar pleaded not69 words
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112 1949-10-23 9 Sunday Time* Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. THE former fireman of a 1 train in northern England and one of its regui *r passengers are together again— ihis time as soldiers in Malaya. John Hyers, then a Government clerk, depended on Gordon Dean to112 words
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Article179 1949-10-23 9 Sunday Timti Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. A BRITISH soldier was killed when bandits fired on a patrol in the Sungei Rening area of Kuala Kubu, Selangor, yesterday. One bandit was believed to have been wounded in the battle. A camp was found after the179 words
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Article77 1949-10-23 9 Sunday Times Staff ReporU-r MRS. Dorothy May MartinButcher was granted a decree nisi In the Singapore Supreme Court yesterday by Mr. Justice Gordon-Smirh against her husband. Sqd.Leader Derek Martin-Butcher on the ground of cruelty. Sqd.-Leader Martin-Butch-er's cross-petition for a decree nisi on grounds of cruelty and adultery77 words
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Article107 1949-10-23 9 St.nda.- lime* SUIT Bepertrr SPEAKING latt night at a cocktail party given in his honour by Mr. Y. L. Tan at i Bukit Tiniah, the Commis- sloner-Oenera!. Mr. Mai- colm Mac Donald Daid trl- bute to the fortnightly pub- j Ucatlon Young Malayans. Kiting mat he107 words
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Article234 1949-10-23 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE day before an 18-year-old Chinese girl jumped to 1 her death from the roof-garden of a five-storeyed Singapore hotel, she wrote a letter to her sister saying that she was taking her own life because «he had been accused234 words
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134 1949-10-23 9 Customs man 'rescued money '-fined Sunday Times Staff Reporter JOHORE EAHRU, Sat. A Customs officer at the Johore Causeway, Abu Kassim bin Abdul Mat Tahlr, was fined $100 at Johore Bahru for "rescuing money from an officer's table." Evidence was given that when Abu Kassim was searched at the weighing134 words
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Article290 1949-10-23 9 More born, fewer die Sunday Times SUIT Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. THE highest birth rate (43.3 per 1.000) and the lowest death rate (14.4 per 1 ,000) ever recorded in Malaya are shown in the report of the Registrar General, Mr. E. C. C. Barrett, for. the first half of290 words
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Article65 1949-10-23 9 Sunday Times Stall Report** The following appointments were announced in Singapore yesterday: Mr. R. L. Rlckard, to be Deputy Registrar of Shipping; Mr. C. J. Hindley, to be Deputy Registrar of Shipping; Mr. R. P. Bingham, to be Commissioner for Labour, Mr. G. W. Davis to65 words
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Advertisement93 1949-10-23 9 DESIGNED FOR GOOD fc EASY RECEPTION THE MEW (*§l||Yf TYPE 126 On this receiver, tuning Is bandspreau from 13 metres to 48 metres. Provision has been made for connection of at. external loud speaker, also a Gramophone pickup. PRICE: $265/EASY TERMS FREE HOME TRIAL KUALA I I MPIR Excel Radio93 words
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Advertisement97 1949-10-23 9 Short cuts to defter lawns! siiii] LAWN MOWER* P=^ SHANKS "Pilot" j j ELECTRIC MOWER j <*? I For 230/250 volts A.C. Efficient, low priced, JiUJiJ^.p I cconomicjl and easy to use ideal for th« owner i < I of a lawn of moderate sixe which is within easy I97 words
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Article307 1949-10-23 10 Trapping money swindlers BERNE, (Switzerland). THDRTY of the world's greatest detectives have been meeting in this Swiss city to fashion an international net to trap the counterfeiters, currency racketeers, and financial swindlers^ whose brains and skill are already combined on an International basis. To beat them, the world's detectives know307 words
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Article, Illustration437 1949-10-23 10 Why is It that music practice is such a failure with children? My pupils are keen at the actual lesson, yet make no progress. They will not practise. The modern teacher asks for no meaningless exercises —little tunes and pieces from the commencement. I wonder if the old methods437 words
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Article578 1949-10-23 10 NAT GUBBINS - NAT GUBBINS by A REPORT I have been reading indicates that, as the Argentines are now eating more and more of their own meat, their dance numbers are getting hotter and hotter. Argentina, Argentina, Argentina Where the senort are a little less retina Where they do578 words
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Article372 1949-10-23 10 THO-NIOHT at 8.30, on the eve of United Nations Day and with U.N. Conferences going on here In Singapore, Radio Malaya presents "Citizen of the World" a feature programme specially written for the United Nations Radio by Norman Corwin, one of America's leading radio dramatists. The original372 words
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Article254 1949-10-23 10 "£ARMIN," a favourite among most opera lovers, is full of delightful music. Here we have recordings of two o# tbo finest contralto arias "Habanera" and "Seguidilla" sung by tdith Coates from Sadler's Welli Despite the magnifkient range and richness of Miss Coates' voice, the lacks much of254 words
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Advertisement145 1949-10-23 10 a lovely mouth is ir^*9^ enhanced by L iHU POND'S LIPS J*)/^ II A woman's lips tell the story of ut^^ safsM/'i 1 t.rr moodj. Your lips are you! W|^^k^^ w9n/jfr Bring out their loveliness with m Pond'i LIPS' In alluring ihadcs, jL-v jarm-tcxtured. Pond'i LIPS are jl fM made145 words
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Advertisement526 1949-10-23 10 THIS weak you cm take a ate* forward in tht Tango »i < learning how to Introduce a rocking movement into your I dance Yoii can best do this by learning the figare iKown in the diagram. Tha rock turn li a popular variation, express ive of the typical T526 words
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Advertisement283 1949-10-23 10 Little and often Make this complexion milk your daytime (-learner. It keeps your skin good tempered. Removes lipstick and make-up in seconds. Afterwards your powder base spreads smoothly. Rouge blends softly. Powder clings, and your lipstick has c newer, smoother glo* YARDLEY f AIDtU SI OLD BONO STREET LONDON Why283 words
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Article, Illustration462 1949-10-23 11 SUSAN DEACON - REVOLUTION IN DRESS STYLE SUSAN DEACON by CM3R more than twenty years since the departure of the back dipping hemline, the full-length evening dress has been fashionable. Low necklines, frills and stoles have altered the outline of the evening gown, but length has remained unaltered. I foresee a revolutionary change462 words
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Article218 1949-10-23 11 THE SUN THE SEA YOUR HAIR WEARING a hat is rather a bother. You may take one with you when you go to the beach or on a picnic, but from what I have seen you rarely put it on your head. Result: Your uuir has been exposed to excessive218 words
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Article398 1949-10-23 11 MANY of you in Malaya will now be thinking of sending Christmas food parcels to families and friends in the United Kingdom. They will be welcome, of course— as all focd parcels are—but there are some things that will fill gaps in our larders better398 words
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Article407 1949-10-23 11 HhRE are two tasty, unusual herring dishes that are well worth trying:— Grilled Herrings Orange Sauce 6 herriiu, salt, parsley sprigs. Sauce. 1-ok. flour, 1-oz mararine, 1 level teaspoon dry justard. U pint tinned orange i'jice, water, 2 tablespoons vlne,ar, H-oz. sugar, brown if possible. m Remove407 words
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Article444 1949-10-23 11 piOfLI AM TALKINC ABOUT tf, do**, th. Sadler. Welt BalUt company took with them to America J aN dctignad by London* top courturitrt, they were aimed ro imbnudort of British fashions may he dollar earners, M well m the dincers themselvei PRINCISS Margarat't Red Shoe* at the444 words
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Article282 1949-10-23 11 Secret of a smooth face CHERRY MARSHALL tells you the YOU can control the contours of your face by skilful massage. Practised, according to some authorities, by the women of Ancient Egypt, it is still an effective treatment for improving the blood circulation and refining flabby and relaxed muscles. 1282 words
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Article, Illustration104 1949-10-23 11 NEW garment for the beach is a bathing and beach coat combined. One Is sketched here, made from white towelling faced vlth striped towelling. These are expensive, but can be easily copied by your dressmaker. Not too long. finger-tip length only. The back should not be104 words
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Advertisement236 1949-10-23 11 1 £Puinie I I K» YOUI I tfEAUTIFUI HAHOS V CUTEX Sparkling, fadeless, magic-wear CUTEX, brings your hands new admiration easy to apply... dries faster, too. I The polish that 1 wears longer resists peeling and chipping and comes in such brilliant shades. r\ CITEX f I World' i mutt236 words
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Advertisement218 1949-10-23 11 WHY 'ASPRO IS SO SUCCESSFUL for RHEUMATISM SBv •t*' n pain of rheumatiim. Ther« >\ a B^P/'-'TV^ '^JdjiU: >aBT reaion 'or thu which can be tern (mm the K^3Ns< i3B^ !mr following ttattment by Goodman and Oilman I"''*'^3l(bT JBf rerk nifhfy regarded among practitioner* J^P^V GOODMAN AND GILMAN SAY:jjJg^gHT JgW218 words
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Advertisement181 1949-10-23 12 wow ___?*L?iy[ WISDEN CRICKETERS' ALMANACK 1 949 edition $4.50 each 1 948 edition $2.50 KING CO., 23-1- Raffle* Place, S pore Tel. 2009 Settles UPSET STOMACH If your Stomach is Upset, o* you get Pain or Discomfort after meals, try the effect of fust ONE DOSE of Maclean Brand Stomach181 words
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Advertisement191 1949-10-23 12 To-day at 11 A.M. Pan. mount's HAPPY GO LUCKY** In Technicolor To-day at S, 6.15 A 9. IS p m Lsst S Shows Warner Bros' "MY DREAM IS YOURS" with DORIS DAT In Technicolor Opening To-morrow United Artist's '■THE BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REV" NEW WORLD LIDO 3—7—9.15 "MEXICAN HAYRIDE"191 words
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Advertisement617 1949-10-23 12 Rheumatism and Backache Gone in 1 Week Flush KJdswyt Wit*. Cystei ond Yow'H Ftei Fin* Cystsx— the prea rlptlon of a famous doctor— —ends si! troubles due to fault* kldnej action In double iiuU-k time, so. If you suffer from Rhtutni. tlsm. Sciatica. Neuritis. Lumbago, Backacha. Nsrvousnaas. Leg Paint. Dizziness.617 words
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Miscellaneous776 1949-10-23 12 K^jj^|H __sv _?i _^bs^^_s%^B^__P^_S _^»^^___^H sT_fT_f_l _R_i 1 Ai/ *9 N AVI OR I I sTr n.tl.iw/MWuVn I THIS WEEK THIS WEEK FOR YOU CANCER: (Jan. 71 /uL vad Af.f. IW 20) The person closest to *V» yon marriage partner or CAPRICORN: (Dec tl near relative— does well this TODAY:776 words
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Miscellaneous532 1949-10-23 12 PLANTING IPJ|l|llllLHfJ> WLJ.ff^J THE TREES t ssssßHsfa-sK^sssssW KITS nope you got U» correct 6. s. QlO xz, R. AJxx, D. Xxx, K. S answers to lsst week's quit O. xx. on lead-directing doubles. Now Wast North East South X y for a final qul* on business 1 spade a hearts532 words
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Article, Illustration1130 1949-10-23 13 'SHARPSHOOTER* takes you inside sport A NOVICE two years- A ago, a champion today and one with an exceptionally bright future is the 16-year old Singapore swimmer, Wieve Johan Wolters. The Dutch lad's quick climb to the top should be an Inspiration to many youthful aspirants to1,130 words
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Article329 1949-10-23 13 BRILLIANT SHOOTING BY CROSS r clunies-Ross put up an v* outstanding performance in the Singapore Gun Club's Deepavali Day shoot on Friday. He scored 48 straight kills, taking the birds as they came singles, doubles and skeet. In this connection. It Is worthy of mention that the British Clay Pigeon329 words
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Article161 1949-10-23 13 I Sunday Times Seremban Sports Correspondent I 'PHJC following are results In the 1 Junior singles and quarter i fl'iaLs of the men's open singles and i doubles In the 1949 badminton tournament of the Seremban Cameron Badminton party. JUNIOR SINGLES: Tan Slew Peng beat Timothy Pol161 words
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Article86 1949-10-23 13 Sunday Times Parlt Bnntor Sports Correspondent Playing wltn 13 men, Krlan rugby team did extremely well to trounce Talplng Police by 17 points (a goal and four tries) to nU. The match was played on a wet ground. Showing more Initiative and resolute tackling and running,86 words
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Article338 1949-10-23 13 Sunday Times Taiping Sports Correspondent RESULTS of fixtures played on Friday in Kempe Clubs open Invitation tennis championships axe: Open singles (first round): Lee Swee Keng bt Loke Ho Thong 6-3, 6-2; Harun Ghanl bt Durairatnam 8-10, 7-5, 6-3; Tan Chin Teik received a walkover from Yeap338 words
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Article31 1949-10-23 13 Sunday Times Parit Buntar Sporta Correspondent THE friendly hockey match be--1 tween Krlan Rovers and Penan* Sporta Club scheduled at th* International Club ground today has been cancelled.31 words
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Article104 1949-10-23 13 Acroai: 1, Gusto. 6, Alarm. 10, Piratical. 11, Aside. 13. Twist. 16, Duke. 16, Par. 18, State. 19, Spy. 20, Satin. 21, Sir. 23. Gap. 25, Grouse. 26. Odious. 27, Ass. 29. Lop. 81, Unite. 32. Bar. 34, Oral. 36. Tee. 37. Pate. 38. Usual. 40, Hires. 41,104 words
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Advertisement193 1949-10-23 13 W a B > /ml i™Hßß2aH j|| Obtainable from ALL RADIO DEALERS j I Please write, phone or call for your free price list to-day. ALSO AVAILABLE RCA Wire Recorders RCA Ribbon Velocity Microphones RCA Pressure Microphones RCA Public Address High Power Speakers RCA Service, Work-shop Testing instruments RCA Special193 words
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Advertisement220 1949-10-23 13 f HUNTLEY IS PALMERS «vkUl* ft *ti«l*l vta i««t«ac sole distributors: SIME. DARBY =!llllllllt3lllllllllllltllllllllllllll3lllllllllllltJlllllllllllltJllllllllllllt3llllllllllllt3lllilll'J 1 For a good and worthy Cause j THE HAPPY WORLD j 1949 SINGAPORE PROGRESS I j AND TRADE EXHIBITION EXTENDED 27 th oct. 1949 1 E I GROSS GATE PROCEEDS of the X I Happy220 words
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Article601 1949-10-23 14 SCC OUTP LAY WEAK TENGAH XVI Lawley scores three tries S.C.C 28; Tengah 8. MAINTAINING their unbeaten record, the Singapore Cricket Club defeated Tengah by 28 points (two goals and five tries) to 8 (one goal and one try) on the Padang yesterday when, after a shaky start, they settled601 words
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Article222 1949-10-23 14 Chlnesa 6; fcunuiauß fHERE was a glut of goals at 1 Jalan Besax Stadium yesterday In a Singapore A.F..v. Community League game* between Eurasians and Chinese, the Chinese winning by six-three, thus avenging their first round defeat. It was t poo- game, Eurasians being weak In222 words
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Article312 1949-10-23 14 Mosbergen's effort decisive rpHE Faculty of Arts and X Science won th. first of the new series of Inter-Facul-ty rugger matches when they beat the Faculty of Medicine by five points (a goal) to nil on the Medical College ground yesterday. The game was attended by hundreds of students scattered312 words
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Article41 1949-10-23 14 JOLLILADS 2nd XI beat sj>. City of Poona five-four In a soccer friendly at Farrer Park yesterday. Abdul Rahman (2), Bar! and Ping Pong (3) scored for Jollllads. Harrison (2) and Tatersall (2) replied for City of Poona.41 words
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455 1949-10-23 14 KEN JALLEH - KEN JALLEH By rpHE Bengal Badminton Association's invitation to 1 two Malayans players to compete in the All-India championships this year was purely personal, not official. The Badminton Association of Malaya was not arked to play "any fiddle" second or otherwise. Ma., is thla statement toi455 words
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Article, Illustration49 1949-10-23 14 vko CHOON BEE gets off with the fun in his 449 yds. trial for selection for the British Empire Games in Singapore yesterday. Behind him is F. Tope, who also tried to beat the qualifying time of 51 sees for the erent.— Sunday Times picture. (Report in Pafe 16.)49 words
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Article92 1949-10-23 14 Sunday Times Jehsre Bahra Sports Correepondei.. THE English College maintained their unbeaten record yesterday when they defeated tbe Government ttrtgitifh College, Muar. by 31 points to nil in a rugger match on the College ground. Last year, Muar was tbe only school in Jobore to92 words
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Article31 1949-10-23 14 POSSESSING a stronger alli round team, Royal Navy beat Commercial High School five-one at soccer yesterday at Katong. Jones, Martin (2) Brimley and Read scored for Navy.31 words
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Advertisement902 1949-10-23 14 Don't let these eyes dflßr s3al J become these be bus* these eyes will play a most vita) pan all through Me because learning, looks and career deoend on them. You must do your utmost to keep them healthy right j fiom the start— proper did. proper care proper lighting.902 words
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Advertisement19 1949-10-23 14 Tut. k(S)POAT DklV[ LAST 3lW&y I p f, J <o£*«^' OfV 4. th* SwMto&t Sccae* L r>s c«« &&n>*19 words
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Advertisement263 1949-10-23 14 DESTINED to break ALL box-office recordsj Ingrid assisal^BsssL^ <«A* Bergman gasasasastaasffSs^sW-- in the role she was born to fl play I fl W' Joan of IN EXCITING TECHNICOLOR with a cast of thousands SEASON At.,, BOOKING FROM -e£^u—*<* PLANS THURSDAY GeAMTwH NOW 27th Oct. OPEN j To put your best263 words
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Article297 1949-10-23 15 Quadrangular Hockey Tourney Penang beaten three-one Sunday Times Ipoh Sports Correspondent BT SCORING a brilliant three-one victory over Penang at Ipoh yesterday, Singapore have virtually assured themselves of top honours in the Malayan Hockey Association's quadrangular tournament which started here on Friday and ends today. In the297 words
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Article187 1949-10-23 15 TN a game which featured some good defensive play, Perak and Selangor shared points in a scoreless draw, so Perak's chances of repeating last season's successes have vanished altogether. On Prlday Penang had beat Perak. Perak showed early promise and in the sixth minute the S -laneor goalkeeper,187 words
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Article306 1949-10-23 15 LONDON. Sat. T IVERPOOL are now the Li only unbeaten club in the English Football League, for Wolverhampton Wanderers, who also held this distinction before today's matches were deleated for the first time this season. Results were: t Mil.lMI LtVIlt— WH. 1 Arsenal I Blackpool Birmtnrham VReuter - 306 words
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Article57 1949-10-23 15 ESHOWE (Zululand>. Sat. FE Australian touring team won the opening match of their South African tour by beating Zululand by an innings and 280 runs here today. Zululand were dismissed for 52 in reply to the Australians' total of 401 for eight wickets declared. Following on.Reuter - 57 words
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Article45 1949-10-23 15 NEE Soon Ist XV went down by six points to nil when they met the Naval base in a rugger match played at Nee Soon yesterday. In another rugger match at Nee Soon, the Singapore CRMP defeated Nee Soon 2nd team 6-0.45 words
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Article217 1949-10-23 15 Sunday Times Malacca Sports Correspondent SINGAPORE Malays became the Southern finalists '-'of the Sultan Gold cup soccer competition when they beat Malacca Malays eight-nil at Banda Hiliar Park yesterday. All the Singapore forwards scored— Madon, Khamld and Ramlan two each while Shariff Madon and Samad217 words
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416 1949-10-23 15 ALLMALAYAN SHELL XV WIN AT K. LUMPUR Sunday Times Kuala Lumpur Sports Correspondent I*HE Shell Co. Sports Clubs' AU--1 Malayan Rugby side made their debut at Kuala Lumpur on Prlday and beat the Selangor Club by 12 points (four tries) to three (a try). The Shell side established superiority five416 words
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Article324 1949-10-23 15 WEIGHTS for eight race* for tomorrow (Monday) are: CL. 2. DIV. 4— stfF. Hambrion 9.00 Sweet Memory 8.13 WHlooghby 8.11 Lucky Three 8.10 Christmas Knight 8.09 Father's Pride 8.09 Cross Of Gold 8.07 Tetland 8.06 StreatfieU 8.05 Sister CO] 8.04 Kashmiri Song 7.13 Rustle 7.10 Eureka324 words
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404 1949-10-23 15 H.MS. MALAYA RUGBY Sunday Times Kuala Lumpur Sports Correspondent DEATEN soundly in the first half, Selangor staged u a second-half rally food enough to give them victory over much-fancied Perak in their H.M.S. Malaya competition Rugby match in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The scores were a404 words
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43 1949-10-23 15 JN the first round of the Royal Singapore Oolf Club championship final yesterday, R. J. Isherwood finished 13 up on Beavis Isherwood went round in 70. The second round will be played this morning, starting at nine o'clock.43 words
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Article44 1949-10-23 15 rE following will represent Singapore Cricket Club "B" XV against Singapore Harbour Board "A" XV at rugger on the Padang tomorrow at 5.15 p.m.: Guest; Postlethwaite, Sykes., Murphy, Rogues; Da vies Dowllng: Cashln, Wallace. Pierce. Orlfflths. Murray. Plgg. Mills and Zueler.44 words
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Article93 1949-10-23 15 rE manager of the AllIndia soccer team has cabled stating that the players will arrive In Singapore by air on Tuesday. The tourists are scheduled for six games In Singapore, after which they will play In Seremban. Kuala Lumpur a; j Ipoh. The team has93 words
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Advertisement177 1949-10-23 15 11-1.45. 4.00, 6.50 9.30 p.m jjgp 5i59 TODAY! EVERY HARD "GUY CAN BE SOFTENED UP Sometimes you do it with a whip <« nptiii"s with a woman Uiinuro w£ fißnntn m| B%iUft b I DANE CLARK- ALEXIS SMITH TrrfT^^BJS^il 1 ZACHARY SCOn- EVE ARDEN W _ZT^ JEFFREY IYNN S Z177 words
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Advertisement283 1949-10-23 15 lALHAMBRA ssr I (AIR-CONDITIONED TEL. 6909) TODAY 1.45, 4.15, 6.45 9.30 p.m. I U 1 1000 LAUGHS IN 9O MINUTES! I^^^B Jht "OfUi fo»orif« co«t*dr r«om ratwmi from rhe wor 20 y»on laUl IKowiondt ch«»r but ill K^ft i^H B^P^ OHie i wife Ihot giv«t fhem the r» jt ivceptky^g^^^^283 words
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Article2105 1949-10-23 16 Rainbow, Miss Linor pay best By EPSOM JEEP A SPLENDID treble by the Yong-Ayres combination was the main feature of the first day's races of the Selangor Turf Club October Meeting at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Arthur Ayres, riding in top form, landed two easy winners2,105 words
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Article, Illustration68 1949-10-23 16 '•ult 1 Singapore hockey XI, who are virtually assured of the championship in the X Malayan quadrangular tournament following their 1 vcitory over Penang at Ipoh yesterday. On Friday they beat Selangor 2 o. Front row left to right: Lim •v in Hon Yam, A. Clarke, Karim, E. Ebert; back68 words
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Article52 1949-10-23 16 Total pool: $251,807. First: No. *****6. Second: No. *****9. Third: No. *****7. Starters: Nos. *****2, *****6, *****8. *****1, *****7. *****0. *****9, *****1. Consolation prizes: Nos. *****7, *****1. 2^9120, *****3. IMB7B, 2 9556, *****1. *****8. *****0. *****5. DOUBLE TOTFS First Double: 6 tickets, $187 each. Second Double: 8 tickets.52 words
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Article, Illustration51 1949-10-23 16 DECORUM (centre) ridden by the champion Jockey, Gordon Richards, winning the Bine Boy Handicap over seven furlongs from Sun Flame (left) and Coupling at Hurst Park on Oct. 15. Decorum is owned by Mr. J. V. Rank, brother of the film magnate, Mr. J. A. Rank. ReuterReuter - 51 words
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Article270 1949-10-23 16 T»HE Singapore best all-rounder open cyclin* x competition, introduced this year by the Cos mopolitan Cycling Club, concluded yesterday Huynh Van Tnuonr, 23-year old Saigon Chinese and a SSS.P S l 8 11 1 Ramblers, won with 83 points. He will be awarded the Paglar Cup270 words
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201 1949-10-23 16 7 Singapore athletes fail to qualify SINGAPORE athletes iailed to reach qualifying standards In the final trials held on St. Joseph's Institution yesterday and, apart from Lloyd Valberg and Ng Liang Chiang, no recommendations will be made by the Singapore A.A.A. for selection of Malaya's representatives for the British Empire201 words
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Article64 1949-10-23 16 gIX FOOT THREE Boris Plotrowskl, Selangor All Blues Eurasian forward, has been Invited by Penang All Blues to Join them In their forthcoming visit to Bangkok. Plotrowskl, Selangor's putting the weight and discus throw champion, who started rugby last year learnt fast and was selected first64 words
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Article238 1949-10-23 16 NONE of three athletes who took part In the Selangor A.A.A. trials yesterday succeeded In giving minimum performance which would have given them a chance In the British Empire Games to be held In New Zealand next February. The three athletes were the Negrl Sembllan champion E. J.238 words
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