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Title Section27 1950-09-10 1 LARGEST NEXT SALES IN MALAYA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Edition Of Th« strain Tlm«a Singapore Fr«« Press No. 789. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS.27 words
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Article351 1950-09-10 1 UN. FRONT IS HARD PRESSED Reds battle for Taegu TOKYO, Saturday. *^HE whole United Nations' front, from hardpressed Taegu, through the area of tottering Yongchon, and along the line leading down to the region of Kyongju, rocked under a new Communist assault today. American troops were battling in pouring rainReuter; UP - 351 words
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Article, Illustration276 1950-09-10 1 SunJjy Times Staff Correspondent THE TRUSTEES of the Yuk Choy Chinese Primary School, which was accidentally bombed last Saturday as the result of a bomb falling from a faulty racket on a Tempest fighter, are satisfied with the explanation given fey the Royal Air Force concerning276 words
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Article91 1950-09-10 1 MEW CUMNOCK, Ayrshire i. Sat RESCUERS this morning broke through a barrier of coal to free the 128 Scottish miners trapped on Thursday evening when flooded fields above subsided into the Knockshinnoch Castle coal pit After 29 hours of ceaseless toil rescjers and rescued shook handsReuter - 91 words
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Article36 1950-09-10 1 TOKYO. Sat— Wing Commander Louis Spence, Commander of the Royal Australian Air Force Squadron No. 77, was killed In action today in Xt ;ea when his plane crashed liuring a strafing run,— U-P.36 words
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Article77 1950-09-10 1 HONG KONG THE eldest -it the first quad--1 ruplets born In Hong Kong died yesterday, and the mother was reported "in a critical condition." The third-born quad, also a boy, died last Saturday. Still surviving are a boy and a girl. The girl is doing "fairlyAP - 77 words
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Article57 1950-09-10 1 Two men's pockets were picked at the first meeting of the Singapore Turf Club at Bukit Tluiah yesterday Mr. Tan Hong Ghln, of River Valley Road, lost $160. his Identity card, driving licence and other papers. Mr. Thomas Da Costa of Balmoral Crescent lost $40. driving57 words
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136 1950-09-10 1 SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE RAF. lost a race wirii death today, but demonstrated that in the midst of heavy operational commitments humanity if never overshadowed. An s.o.s. was received from Ceylon requesting an iron lung for the young daughter of an R.A.F. Sergeant. The136 words
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327 1950-09-10 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A SINGAPORE European doctor visited the Ong Kirn family in their wretched dilapidated hut in Changi yesterday and brought new haooiness to 30-year-old Lim Su ng, their crippled "i married daughter. Lim Sung's eyes lit up when she327 words
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Article45 1950-09-10 1 Sunday lit-;s Staff 'H rt -v .r.d.it KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Owing to the recall of the British Parliament on Sept. 12 to discuss defence problems, the visit o six M.P.'s to Singapore and the Federation of Malaya has been postponed.45 words
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Article485 1950-09-10 1 ....AND THE GIFTS ARE FLOWING \U jyjORE donations to "Grandma Ong's Fund" continued to flow Into the Sunday Times office yesterday each with their little comment about the sufferings which the Ong family have undergone these last few years. Perhaps the most striking I came from a doctor who in485 words
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Article80 1950-09-10 1 SULTANAH: A BABY THIS WEEK LONDON, Saturday. TPALL, dark and beautiful Sultanah of Johore, the Rumanian born wife of the 76-year-old Sultan, is expecting her baby in about a week's time, according to the London Star. The Sultan hopes it will be born on Sept. 17— his 77th birthaay— and80 words
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Article, Illustration69 1950-09-10 1 \NiMI A On; Kirn, thr grandson. Koh Ah Toh. and her daughter. Inn Sung, smile a heartfelt "Thank You" to those people in Singapore who have already helped them. BHow! The new home for the Ong family began to rise immediately adjoining the shark which has69 words
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Article, Illustration589 1950-09-10 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S C.I.D. Chief. Mr. R. C. b. Wiltshire, came to the assistance of the victim of an armed hold-up immediately after the incident early yesterday morning. The victim was a young Indian shopkeeper, M O. Varghese of 14 mile Changi Road.589 words
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Article71 1950-09-10 1 BRIGHTON. Sat. THE Trade Union Congre.ss yesterday at the closing session of its annual conference agreed to spend £36.900 !to assist the trade union movement in India. Pakistan ,and the British Colonies. The conference also railed :on the British Government to use its influence to re.-.'Reuter - 71 words
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Article62 1950-09-10 1 DONCASTER. Sat. SCRATCH 11. Marcel Boussac French thoroughbred, defeated Baron De Rothschild* I Vicux Manoir in the St. Leg« today, by one length. Sanlinea. owned by Lord Howard de Walden. which at one stage in the race was leading by five lengths, took third place in theUP - 62 words
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Article, Illustration3022 1950-09-10 2 IN THE FIRST INSTALMENT FROM HER ABSORBING BOOK OF REMINISCENCES, THE LITTLE PRINCESSES MISS MARION CRAWFORD (CRAWFIE 9 TELLS HOW SHE BECAME GOVERNESS TO PRINCESS ELIZABETH AND PRINCESS MARGARET. DESCRIBING HER NEW APPOINTMENT ANf) HER FIRST MEETING WITH PRINCESS ELIZABETH ('A3,022 words
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Article, Illustration50 1950-09-10 3 PIN UP' IS A HAPPY GIRL TODAY While waiting for Chong Chan at Ccylang, the handicapped children look out of the Red Cross station wagon. Pin Up (second from left) smiles for the Sunday Times photographer. Below: Mist Constance Penny of the fed Cross lifting up seven-year-old Chong Chong Chan.UP - 50 words
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Article209 1950-09-10 3 -in-day Times Woman BapaHar D fwe other handicapd children were taken J. MinjOOt ol the Red < i lor a picnic :ii Katoiiß > .ter d a y, seven ->vu- old Chone; Chan v iv .ik'iice as they left. v.;is not well enough to i209 words
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Article35 1950-09-10 3 Sunday Times Staff RipoiUr The Singapore Chinese t< mming Club will hold a mming carnival at 2 p m Friday. There will be special events schools and for bnys under35 words
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Article53 1950-09-10 3 ROAD ACCIDENTS IN SINGAPORE Sunday Times Staff Reporter Fatal road casualties in Singapore last month totalled three, the lowest since 1946, but there was a sharp increase in the numbers Injured. There were 663 accidents, with 78 serious injuries and 133 slight. Bukit Timah Road had the greatest number of53 words
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Article410 1950-09-10 3 ORCHIDS FOR EXPORT TRADE Botanist suggests new business Sunday Times Staff Reporter MALAYA could, in the course of time, build-up j substantial commercial export trade of orchids, said Professor R. E. Holttum, Professor of Botany al the University of Malaya, who has just returned from the 7th International Botanical Congress410 words
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398 1950-09-10 3 Sunday Times Air Correspondent -J-HE OFFICIAL MEMORY" of the Far East Air Force is located in a large room at Changi. Officially titled the Command Statistical Section, the Memory Department is virtually an encyclopaedia of the Command's work in all its multifarious spheres. Here,398 words
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Article53 1950-09-10 3 Sunday Times Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. "THE Kota Tin^i Club has been rehabilitated and is now known as the International Club. It provides facilities for tennis, badminton and indoor games and hopes soon to instal a billiard table. The State Government contributed $7,000 towards the rehabilitation53 words
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Article74 1950-09-10 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter MR. Egerton Mott, senior Director of the Colonial Development Corporation In Singapore, will leave for the United Kingdom next month after which he will become the Nigeria representative of the Corporation Mr. F. S. McFadzean who returns to Singapore this month from Home leave,74 words
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Article39 1950-09-10 3 Sunday Times Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Inche Abdul Bahman bin Jaffar. District Officer, Kota Tinggl, has been transferred to Jonore Bahru where he will replace Inche Rahman Musa as secretary of the State War Council.39 words
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Article131 1950-09-10 3 TONGKANG EXPLODES AGAIN Sunday Times Staff Reporter IWHILE a Municipal crane was clearing up the wreckage of the tongkang at North Boat Quay yesterday afternoon, another explosion occurred. The small fire resulted was quickly extinguished by firemen who until late last night were still standing by. There was no trace131 words
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Article93 1950-09-10 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter "THE price of rubber improved by seven cents in yesterday's half-day business when first grade September shipment registered $1.49 a Ib. Singapore ChamDei ji commerce Rubber Assoclaton nooc prices yesterday iSept. 9) were in cents per 1b Buyer Srllei No 193 words
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Article29 1950-09-10 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Patients In the Leper Camp, Tampol, have built themselves a community hall which is to be formally opened on Sept. 16. 'A29 words
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Miscellaneous204 1950-09-10 3 TODAY'S RADIO a l*u«h": 8 Radio Orch 8.30 SINGAPORE "Threa Tales", by Edgar Allan Poe: 9 a.m. 'Wall* Time"; 930 'With 93 News 4S R*cit*l: 10 Smile St A Song" 946 Piano Concert Dane* Music; 10.20 Cham Mujlc; 10 News, followed by Bmer- ber Music; 10.50 Epilogue; 11 gency News204 words
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Article512 1950-09-10 4 THE STORY SO FAR John Marlowe (Douglas Fairbanks), an Ameri- can surgeon, is fleeing from the Central European State of Vosnis because he has unwittingly stumbl- ed across a political secret which the outside world must not discover that the dictator, Ceneral Niva, is dead. He seeks the512 words
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Article, Illustration1678 1950-09-10 4 (s Sixth instilment of th« |> story of Hit film produced [f by Prank Launder and K Sidney Cilliat for London v Films. This version has been U prepared by Cecil Wilson A working in conjunction with J v Sidney Cilliat, who wrote < X the1,678 words
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Advertisement388 1950-09-10 4 There's still plenty of time to, II W ITI k a i s? if i&*S*lKr>S" liv Tlinnar' Arch of Tilui In Rom«.. f Dy Clipper c^ rvira In b ek£rouß J- You'll remember Rome at long at you live! Tha four great basilicas where Holy Year rites are held. Th«388 words
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Article234 1950-09-10 5 Sunday Times Statt Reporter XA/ITH the departure this morning of Tutor S .ter Nellie Shaw W«lliams. (ha nursing staff at the Ceneral Hospital feel that thay have lost not only a v ry good friend but also a second mother. ittf Shaw WUHaUna has Ij en234 words
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Article54 1950-09-10 5 >ur.«l»v limes t'orrcspondrnl JOHORE BAHRU. Sat Tt^> annual commemoration Ice in honour of the Chinese in South Johore who -rv massacred by 'he J i|»..ni'se was held at the men> trial grave in Kebun Teh In th j presence of a large gaIherlng of relatives and sympathtsera headed by54 words
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339 1950-09-10 5 INTER FERENCE WILL NOT BE TOLERATED' Muslims debate marriage laws Sunday Times Staff Reporter *|"HE All Malaya Muslim Missionary Society last night decided at a special emergency meeting, that any interference in Muslim laws from any quarter was not to be tolerated. "We want the non-Muslim public to know that339 words
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Article, Illustration122 1950-09-10 5 Sund iv Times Staff Reporter TpHERE will be a special Service of Thanksgiving in Si Andrew's Cathedral on, Tuesday at 5.30 p.m. The Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. H. W. Bailies, will preach. Bishop R. L. Archer will read the Lesoon and the Rev. R122 words
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Article30 1950-09-10 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat Inche Ismail bin Haji Arlffin has been appointed to act as j Revenue Auditor, Johore, and Inche Abdullah bin Ahmad, as I Expenditure Auditor. Johore.30 words
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Article271 1950-09-10 5 PENANG BACKS SINGAPORE BILL Sunday Times Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat. rE Singapore bill to ban marriages of children under 16 was welcomed today by Penang Municipal, community and religious leaders. "I am definitely against child marriages," the Very Rev. Brother-Barnitius, visitor of the Christian Brothers' Schools in the Far East,271 words
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Article50 1950-09-10 5 Sunday Times Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. The Arab School, Kluang, a religious institution celebrated its fourth anniversary yesterday. A variety entertainment was held tn aid of the school's new building fund. In wishing the school every success. Dato Teoh Siew pave $100 to the fund.50 words
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Article230 1950-09-10 5 Sunday Timet Staff Reporter UOW WOULD you like to feel that you are living on the edge of a political volcano which might erupt at any moment and precipitate you into an internment camp? That is the picture given of the foreign community in Shanghai230 words
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Article93 1950-09-10 5 Sunday Times Corretpondent lOHORC BAHRU, Sat. r safeguard perioni who with to giv« anti-bandit information but ar« afraid to be yean coming to a Police Station, arrangements have been made in lohore for all letters posted and addressed to P.O. Box No. 20 to be handed to93 words
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Article, Illustration20 1950-09-10 5 MR. and Mrs. Shanmuganathan. who were married recently in Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Shanmuganathan it with the Singapore Government Health Department.20 words
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Article, Illustration662 1950-09-10 5 WE rejoice that our Prof. G. O Hough. Johore Professor of English Language and Literature, has been honoured with a special appointment in John Hopkins University, Baltimore. U.S.A.. but it was not without heavy heart that we said farewell to him in June. Prof. Hough (rhymes with 'puff')662 words
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Article, Illustration1877 1950-09-10 6 I cvii ImqjJL/ REPORTING DO you know anything Mclntosh obviously comes of Scottish stock, and not only about square dancings knows square dancing but All nght. lets start from {he recta m well. He really is some- All invitation between a m,nuet B H™S and a reel.1,877 words
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899 1950-09-10 7 HUMAN CASEBOOK In love with sisters YOUR I PROBLEMS t ANSWERED f IF a man is in love with, and promises to marry the younger of tuo sisters, only to find as time ooes on that its really the older sister who attracts him— what should he do? Ta'rina into899 words
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Article, Illustration63 1950-09-10 7 S^.iAu.t tot -ill -purpose beach meat is this new oeach set in printed marocain of gay colouring. A neat and attractive brassiere leaves the shoulders frca for sunbathing and tha skirt— designed to give an ample wrap— can be dispensed with to reveal shorts in which the wearer can engageReuter - 63 words
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Article, Illustration967 1950-09-10 7 MARY I HEATHCOTT i V.V.V.\VAV.V.\V.W, Vv - 'BURIED IN THE COUNTRY' MARY I HEATHCOTT i V.V.V.\VAV.V.\V.W,Vv I TTCE difference In tempo between life in the country and life in London always surprises me. In spite J of fast trains and fas- ;j ter aeroplanes and un- rationed petrol "buried I; In the country" is still 5 anReuter - 967 words
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Article444 1950-09-10 7 A GEATAIN class of meat before the war, especially In the tropics, was looked upon with contempt and rarely found its way onto the Tuan's table. I refer to that portion of animal anatomy, so called "off the ration" in wartime and austerity England,444 words
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Article, Illustration769 1950-09-10 8 MARIAM - MARIAM by (MTNDAY: "Mummy**, calls Mark this morning. "One of my teeth is loose". Investigate, and find that front tooth Is hanging by a thread. "Pull .it out". I tell him. Mark waggles it uncertainly and says that it hurts. •Shall Ido it?" I enquire. Mark nods and769 words
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Article, Illustration54 1950-09-10 8 Rhythmic at itt title is this evening dress "Calypic," in the •tttumn collection of Charles Creed of London, is of pink taffeta with black satin stripes, and has a high halter neck and slim skirt. A side train, lined with black velvet, can be worn looped at the side, asReuter - 54 words
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Article, Illustration692 1950-09-10 8 " ANDRIA - NEW SECRETARY FOR Y.W. "ANDRIA KUALA LUMPUR NOTEBOOK by THE first Federation Secretary to the Y.W.C.A.. since pre-war days, intelligent, smilrng Miss Kwok Swee Soo, Kuala Lum-pur-born Chinese girl, has returned here from U.K. to take up her duties as Activities Secretary. Miss Kwok Swee Soo was awarded a scholarship692 words
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308 1950-09-10 8 By CHAPMAN PINCHER A YOUNG woman doctor has saved the life of a two-year-old boy by a chance experiment with— a poison. The boy was dying In hospital of tuberculous meningitis. The drug streptomycin which cures one case in two had no effect. So Dr.308 words
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Miscellaneous128 1950-09-10 8 IVAS M/SS/.M JIM Mf MJV UNTIL SHE REGAINED HER ENERGY I r\ f r IM-<H£P EARn JB YOU USED TO LIKE^BBr^L^BBiMBH > ™^»a^B THE DOCTOR TOLD H£Tf— f^^Xfo You V P si ti >i ii r?F vnT ■'I^LW A^ tOUKS LOVELY. I Horlicki overcome* constant tiredness TiH' TIRtD TOR M|)l128 words
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Article87 1950-09-10 9 257 MORE CARS EVERY MONTH Sunday Times SUIT Reporler \N AVERAGE of 257 more motor cars have been registered and licensed in Sini^ipore each month this year, making the total on the ruads today of 15.751. compared with 13.693 at the end 1 oi last year. During the first eight87 words
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Article40 1950-09-10 9 Sunday Times SUIT Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Mr. C J. Doshi has resigned the chairmanship of the Selangor Indian Chamber of Commerce owing to ill- health. Mr. A. A. Mohamed Abdullah has been elected president by the committee.40 words
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Article42 1950-09-10 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Tentatively charged in the Singapore Relief Court yesterday with attempting hmschiel by intending to burn the Jervois Road police tatephon? hu: on July 7. Lee Ah Chuan, alias Lee Teck Chuan. was remanded till Sept. 12.42 words
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Article46 1950-09-10 9 Sunday Times SUIT Reporter Loy Teck Koon, of Ah Hood Road, v as tentatively charg--led in the Singapore Relief Court yesterday vith murdering Gan Cheng Kai at the kitchen of the Tan Tock Seng Hospital on Sept. 8. He was remanded till Sept. 12.46 words
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Article21 1950-09-10 9 Sunday Time* Staff Beporter Mr. Justice Thorogood will bs going home on Saturday next, on leave prior to retirement.21 words
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Article, Illustration334 1950-09-10 9 WAR OPENS ON ILLEGAL LISTENERS It costs $12 to hear Radio Malaya Sunday Times Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Radio listeners who wilfully or forgetfully have listened to Radio Malaya without paying their $12 a year wireless license »re in for a shock. The Broadcasting Department tomorrow will launch "warfare" on all334 words
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Article108 1950-09-10 9 w Sunday Times Air Correspondent A SQUADRON of Sunderland flying-boats from Seletar will shortly be flying to Iwakuni to reinforce a unit of similar aircraft already operating there in support of the United Nations forces in Korea. The squadron should have started its journey yesterday but108 words
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Article103 1950-09-10 9 Sunday Times Correspondent TELUK ANSON. Sat. FIREMEN police and scouts battled for five hours before one of the biggest rubber fire* yet seen in Teluk Anson sinre the liberation was finally brought under control. A tmokehoute belonging to the Lee Rubber Company at the 1103 words
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Article78 1950-09-10 9 Sunday Times SUIT Beporter,. Remarking that the evidence of the constable was "unreliable and contradictory." the Singapore Second Police Magistrate. Mr. S. E. Teh. yesterday acquitted Song Kirn Teu on a charge of begging in public at Raffles Place on S*»pt. 8. Song who has an artificial78 words
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Article178 1950-09-10 9 Sunday Times SUIT Reporter* r T t HE world's most travelled A accountant, Mr. John L. Worlledge. Director-General of Colonial Audit, is now in Singapore. His Job is to see that the accounts of the various British Colonies are in order. Mr. Worltedge, together with178 words
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Article76 1950-09-10 9 Sunday Times SUIT Rrporler Tony Cheng Kok Wan. an accountant, pleaded guilty in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to criminal broach of trust of a cheque [or $1,682 while in the employ of Crichton and Co. He will be sentenced tomorrow Cheng, pleading for leniency,76 words
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Article75 1950-09-10 9 Sunday Times SUB Reporter Tan Aik Chok claimed trial in the Singapore First District Court yesterday to three charges of assisting in the management of illegal societies in Singapore. Tan was charged wilh assisting in the management of the Malayan Communist Party, a society icnown as75 words
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Article, Illustration572 1950-09-10 9 By G. T. BOON SOCIAL welfare offlcials are amazed at the apathetic attitude of the struggling masses in Chinatown in the matter of receiving public relief and assistance. There is still a very conservative feeling prevailing among Chinatown's poor which is retarding social work in the area which572 words
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THE SUNDAY TIMES
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Article343 1950-09-10 10 IT was almost a foregone conclusion that Mr. |ohn Laycock would have to introduce a proviso in his generally widely welcomed Marriage Bill Responsible thought from all communities is undoubtedly with Mr. Laycock but the spectre of religious interference raised its ugly head and so Mr. Laycock has343 words
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Article112 1950-09-10 10 THE tribute paid by the Mentri Besar of Kelantan to the late Mr. Anker Rentse contained a most charming and gracious phrase and one well worth recalling. 'We most keenly and sadiy feel the loss of our big brother, Anker" said the Mentri Besar. Big brother.' What112 words
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Article34 1950-09-10 10 An hour's contemplation is I better than a year's adorai tion. He who knoweth his I own self, knoweth Cod. f-rom the sayings ot i Muhammad, tha Prophet ot i Mam34 words
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Article, Illustration951 1950-09-10 10 S. SIVADAS - A VISIT NEXT YEAR FROM THE AGA KHAN S. SIVADAS ■ays Malaya's Ismaili Muslims are eagerly awaiting.... THE Aga Khan, or to give him his full style and title, the Right Hon. Aga Sultan Sir Mohomed Shah PC. C.C.5.1.. C.C.I. E.. C.C.V.O. etc., the spiritual father of the 20 million951 words
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Article250 1950-09-10 10 According to last week's Sunday Times girls on night duty in Kuala Lumpur are liable to get mysterious 'phone calls from young men who are bored and lonely. I'd a bit of a fright When the 'phone rang last night, And a voice said "Hello Dear...250 words
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Article761 1950-09-10 10 pp^o T^OT all good generals; have been literate, and it was from an unlettered general of the American civil war that there once came a soldier's axiom of surpassing value. Asked how to win battles, General Nathan Forrest replied. "You git thar fustest with the mostest."761 words
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Advertisement528 1950-09-10 10 CLASSIFIED ADS. THtt MARRIAGE arranged between Gilbert Arthur Richard MKRGARD of Northwood Mlddle■ex and Singapore, and MARIE KING of Pymble, Sydney, was aolemnized by the Rev. Goodwin at St. Marks. Darling Point. Bvdney, on September 9, 1950. SITUATIONS VACANT MALE SECRETARY Stenographer required by British Insurance Company Full particulars to528 words
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Advertisement9 1950-09-10 10 For quenching thirst I come first there's always g9 words
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176 1950-09-10 11 3 SINGAPORE ADDICTS DIE FROM POISONING ii Morphine smuggling ring suspected Sunday Times Staff Reporter £INGAPORE police suspect the existence of a morphine smuggling ring in the Colony. Of the 31 persons arrested in recent raids, 15 have already been convicted for either receiving or administering the drug. Last week,176 words
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Article, Illustration296 1950-09-10 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A SINGAPORE Harbour Board launch, the Mary Rose. sped out towards the open sea from Clifford Pier 1..j? night to bring back six shipwrecked Malay seamen who had been rescued from a wooden raft in the Culf c? Siam by the296 words
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Article, Illustration44 1950-09-10 11 Recruits of Hie new R.A.F. (Malaya) had their pasting-ovt inspection at Changi by Air Commodore W. A. Opie, yesterday. Behind Air Commodore Opie are his personal staff officer. Flying Officer A. C. Neve, and Croup Captain L. F. Fuller-Good, Station Commander. Changi F.E.A.F. picture.44 words
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Article156 1950-09-10 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter COUR masked, armed men who boarded a motor tongkang anchored off Sultan Cate, Singapore, early yesterday morning unloaded 25 bales of rubber valued at $2,000 into a waiting sampan and then disappeared into the darkness. Two of the four -man crew156 words
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Article25 1950-09-10 11 Sunda> Time* staff Reporter h t] tor hii <-i $20 lor i he C'nee orph .ns The been lorwarcieri to t»- J25 words
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Article36 1950-09-10 11 Sunday Times SUIT Reporter Five aircraft two BOAC Argonauts, two BOAC Constellation and a Malayan Airways Dakota landed in 25 minutes at Kallang airport yesterday afternoon and disrharged about 170 passengers.36 words
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Article52 1950-09-10 11 £und;i} limes Staff < m ir>|n<ndenl Xl ALA LL'MPI'R. Sat. PUK 106 th and 107 th bandits convicted and sentenced to death under the Emergency Regulations were hanged at the Johore Bahru prison this morning. They were Wong Kong, alias Ong Kong and Koh Seng Cher,52 words
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Article125 1950-09-10 11 Sunday Time* Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. TWO members of the Kantor Utusan Karit Rabyat. (Economic Department!. Jakarta. Messrs Suparman Kurtosuma and Soman. who are touring Malaya studying i the economic conditions of smallholders, visited Batu Pahat during the weekend. They inspected a number of kampongs.125 words
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Article79 1950-09-10 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A fire of unknown origin destroyed a large area of a rubber estate at Lim Chu Kang Road, Singapore yesterday afternoon Firemen from the Army Fire Service usin c two fire engines fought for about four and a half hours to put79 words
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Article241 1950-09-10 11 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. •PHE Malayan Youth Council decided at Kuala Lumpur today to accept as members youth bodies connected with political parties, provided they do not introduce politics Into the council. While the council will not take part in or identify241 words
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Article48 1950-09-10 11 Sunday Time* Staff Reporter Eight shop owners were acquitted in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday on charges of possessing unjust scales. Withdrawing the charges Inspector D. J Meta. prosecuting, told the Court thai the margin of error In th« scales was negligible."48 words
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Article38 1950-09-10 11 Sunday Time* Staff Reporter The Director-General oj Medical Services, Royal Australian Air Force, Air Commodore A. E. Daley arrived *r Singapore by Qantas/BOAC Constellation from Londor for a week's visit to Australian airmen in Malaya.38 words
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Article253 1950-09-10 11 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. A PiC HUNTING party of 11 persons travelling ii an open truck was ambushed yesterday after noon by bandits in Malacca. Four of the part] were killed and two wounded. Another is missing Today, one Special Con- i253 words
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Article65 1950-09-10 11 Sunday Times SUIT Krpurlrr A RELIEF fund for the victims of the recent Assam earthquake was launched, by Singapore Inciians on receipt of a cabled •SOS" from the Governor of Assam yesterday. A ten -man committee was formed at an lnrormal meet- ing organised by65 words
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Article46 1950-09-10 11 i In the Singapore First i District Court yesterday C. W. Fredricks, aged 56, was i charged with the theft of a i piano belonging to Mrs. Wes- terhout of Newwn Road. Singapore. He claimed trial. The case will be heard on Oct. 1046 words
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Article293 1950-09-10 11 First of fine new Force Suihl..v Times St.irT Reporlrr "Y OUR turn-out, drill and general bearing has been of a very high order, and I congratulate you on this ceremonial parade which has been as good as any I have seen in many years' service Witn these words Air Commodore293 words
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Article51 1950-09-10 11 Sunday Times Staff RrpurUr Eiphteen-year-old, Mrs Khor Hoay Teck who has been missing from her home in Clementl Road, Singapore, since Wednesday, has repoited to the Social Welfare Department. Two men have been charged in court for posing as detectives and "Inducing the woman to accompany them for51 words
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Article52 1950-09-10 11 Stiii-ij» rimes Stafl Rr|i:.iu For assisting in a pul .:<■ lottery in River Valley Rn.nl, Singapore, ou Sept. 1, Teo Teck Kheng, 46, was fiin-d $500 in the Singapore Fuuith Pohre Court yesterday. He had $277 worth of Hinp ii ki slaking slips with him52 words
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Advertisement162 1950-09-10 11 1 WuUsujiuii,t*ss tcatse... MODLE 156 Eight wavebands with full bandsprcading. An r.f. stage on all bands gives high sensitivity. SINCAPORI AND PENANC $365/FEDIRATION OF MALAYA $395/LISS 10% FOR CASH— EASY HIRE PURCHASE TERMS— LIBERAL TRADE-INS ALLOWED Sole Agents: S. P. SHOTAM Sl CO., LTD. 12 ORCHARD ROAD SIH6APORE Have you162 words
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Advertisement61 1950-09-10 11 r t i r 1 1 1 1 1 1 f I Also Fine Marquisette, Extremely Light in Texture— A <£ Suitable for Covering the Whole Window— in Plain Cream. MERCERISED 50 inches wide jH^J.SO PPr« r y* rd k FIM COTTON 50 M 95 P er T& SOFT FURNISHINGS61 words
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Article627 1950-09-10 12 T. rear, nd nil bin... f- as 1 v ail outf iisc'f the Till Can To--1 itch. They are d v md humour In I tnme of great ortt II II or nit. la i t, t probable th« orlginat- -rhe K Department"! i> Meal627 words
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Article1077 1950-09-10 12 NAT. GUBBINS - NAT. GUBBINS By "The British are the worst people In the world for remembering names," writes one) of those trained observers in a magaiine. "They can live In the same district, see each other every day, and carry on amiable and Intimate conversations without having the1,077 words
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Article, Illustration19 1950-09-10 12 /^Le< d - SUNDAY SHAKESPEARE /^Le<d 1 V "BE PATIENT. FOR YOU WILL REMAIN WITH US." Henry V: Act 111. Sc. IV.19 words
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Advertisement612 1950-09-10 12 WHICH,;, AILMENTS DO YOU SUFFER? aL^eaVß>^B^^^^^^H piE^*" r\\J i 'i SfSfm I B *4 avJHF t. A T9l^|| *■■>. Yottr doctor wlfl tefl you that often these ara warning signs of MINERAL VITAMIN DEFICIENCY "—warnings that you're not gettlnf enough Minerals and Vitamins which Nature demands you to hire. Tne612 words
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Miscellaneous103 1950-09-10 12 THEY NEVER DIE: No. 2 Mustapha Kemal. founder of modern Turke; O£% AN ARMY CAPTAIN DISGUISED AS AN M% TUR^E* WAS RUi NED 3Y 7 %sF AT 24, HE WAS ARAB HE PASSED TH£ 9 9 P£AC£ rft£ATl£S. THROWN INTO l*^m* THROUGH ENGLISH- FROM A SHATTERED tfS\J* S\ STAMBOUL'S W^L103 words
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Article451 1950-09-10 13 A Tuba fish drive WATER PICNIC A delightful and exciting Malay water picnic, is a fish drive, or tuba lishinp, "menangkap ikan n tuba' (To catch fish With tuba 1 Tuba <Derris elliptical is a plant fairly common in many pans of Malaya, and largely cultivated by Cfataw table gardeners,451 words
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723 1950-09-10 13 ANIMAL LOVERS' CORNER The Elusive Mousedeer Have you any problems about dogs, cats, birds or monkeys. Send your queries to Animal Lovers' Corner, Sunday Times. fiF the many '-'wild Malaysian animals, one of the most fascinating and attractive must be the mouse deer, pelandoktampin, as the small one is called,723 words
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Article, Illustration56 1950-09-10 13 THE big thing at the stjrt of any day is to step off on the right foot and bewhiskered Baccha, the Indian tiger, wirii almost a benign expression on his striped face, evidently means his day to be a success as he prepares for the morning pad around his enclosureReuter - 56 words
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Article671 1950-09-10 13 ■yyE were balancing ginlimes In our hands and ourselves on the tall stools at the bar. The conversation centred on big game. Suddenly, the man with the mournful eyes on my right a stranger Joined In the conversation. I "Did you ever hear how671 words
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Article337 1950-09-10 13 T^WO leopard cubs were x suckled for three weeks, with her own baby, by a pygmy woman living in the bush near Livingstone. North Rhodesia. The cubs were found with the woman by the safari party who shot their mother. The leader of the party.337 words
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Advertisement98 1950-09-10 13 \j& MACLEAN i iff m a f\ >^ \t\ crWi teeth ixrsuu[ 1 Of course I did I Macleans Peroxide Tooth Paste is scientifically prepared to do supremely well all that a tooth paste can do, namely, to clean the teeth thoroughly yet safely. This favourite tooth paste with its98 words
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Advertisement470 1950-09-10 13 Uf Meet this new PARKER NEW FEATURES Iff C_>V NEW PRECISION f/ZM new beauty l/k^l the only pen with the I 11 1/il Hrßl's MWS ;iboul |Ik WOflO's ITIOSC BHUOM 11 11 11 pen! There s dNI w Parlker tinc n llrlLII ever before And is the only P en470 words
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Article333 1950-09-10 14 CHIRLEY TEMPLE wants 1 to correct the impression that she is giving up her movie career to become a paid nurse. "I work at the children's hospital three times a week; but It Is voluntary, not paid," says Shirley. ,"I have no Intention of retiring from the333 words
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Article, Illustration834 1950-09-10 14 VICTOR STAINES - CINEMA REVIEWS Preached at pistol point VICTOR STAINES JaY by £JOME wizard la Hollywood has turned saddle— weary Joel McCrea into a tough parson in the film "Stars In My Crown". He enters the picture at a stalk and preaches his first sermon to the people of his town at834 words
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Article, Illustration434 1950-09-10 14 OVER two thousand -„> competitors thought they spotted the stars I last week; but many L guessed a little wildly. 1 For instance you all knew that the big f picture was Dorothy I I Lamour and thinking I that the others were Just 5?434 words
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Advertisement153 1950-09-10 14 1.00-1.45-4.00—6.30-9.30 TODAY HI I TODAY \k Al||*" I (Km NtM) pmm fflka jfJCVtet>-n>, CRAWFORD -BREW- IREIMI I IWO J.MA TARAWA IN c:OLOR BY TECHNICOLOR T»day 9 a.m.: Abbott Costello Meet the Killer' 6009 ffl Next Change/ WORK TOGETHER IT" ffv/tgfo/ 4M/ FIGHT TOGETHER KILL TOGETHER J BATTLE-CRY of the MARINES153 words
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Advertisement186 1950-09-10 14 TODAY -mn&§==SM Wzafoth TAYIOR COMING ATTRACTIONS i and MORE from METRO MGM's 4a^atoHW Some men TS^2^^B v f rr l)orF1 lo CAW PLAY" I the women they to be followed by frJIHERThK I'\KM»N Si-QKf OK H/n I»/sIO/.S Wfi.'..^y W UfiM pr.wntl I ONI OF IMI FINf lAMIIT fICTUUt Of *****186 words
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Article, Illustration1229 1950-09-10 15 "THIS is an historic occasion: we will never again see a finer body of Imperial troops taught and disciplined on British Army lines." So whispered the late Major General Cox to me after ha had taken the «alute of tha 7/ Ist Punjab Regiment tha1,229 words
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Advertisement145 1950-09-10 15 '^k 3^ I SINGAPORE InM/tß^ $PIC AL RIS DINT r^%) M W* FARES SINCAPORI#*r J CIYLON TO LONDON -TO SYDNEY Enjoy Q.E.A. 8.0.A.C. unsurpassed standards of food and pirs:>nal service on the "Kangaroo" Service by the sterling route to London and to Sydney. FIVE SERVICES WEEKLY by luxurious, air-conditioned, 4-engined145 words
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Advertisement19 1950-09-10 15 j PlUner mtjfiNty GENUINE PfLSENE* J ,!eer brewed ond bottled by tht PILSNER BREWERIES <<! JIAtIOMAL CORPORATION J PlZEft/Pilsen) J)19 words
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Article, Illustration152 1950-09-10 16 huxkj itoajfitai tm «NaaJ ni uo pkujo .aim A||M> pinos »4unoJ mi «oi» Su) ueei m pu. toopun a »ip«| pua ieoa i»ao tit* o*u *euou< a>44 paqqvjl ov|« ueuj at<x «»u<ku am qnf 01 paui(«|> V*l> *m "iunos noto, *vi twjw pK,)»i *m «i« auop uaaq152 words
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Advertisement151 1950-09-10 16 ">ajjf I I \+J J [a^l t/a*4^9 Best West Indies Jl .'JRE lime juice JN 00^b cane sugar .-jshly made. it reaches you unmediately atter rrjnufacrure the gsy "ne<»v .ok" bottle. imi juke CORDIAL T9get a good picture i get a good film Selochrome Film ■HH \l\ Mil I IKIIM151 words
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Advertisement202 1950-09-10 16 MAKE THIS j^^SHAMPOO I Just try Koko Crc^m Shampoo orwe. It contains 'Rest^nin' (newly discovered cream extract) and you will be astonished at the unbelievable gleam and sparkle it puts into y< >iir hair. It gives you *.v( 1 a glamour. You will never go back to ordinary shampoos. And202 words
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Advertisement204 1950-09-10 16 Crime Quiz THE BROKEN WATCH By Leonard Cribble Sketches by A. E MorUv Itrwtei m »r*M A 'in «v earned out o» bandit* at a vtnik in rha Horn* Countiee Wiffun rial* an hou> 'rw «fo*an car rtad Deen 'ound atxntfonwd and ooi'C. ►>a« fretted a 4u«.-.' H. •><> out204 words
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Advertisement155 1950-09-10 16 If Your Toothbrush IrVarns of Bleeding Sums Look Out You May Have PYORRH|A t<m Ji* ''^tffl|Hßk^ y itittitii "^KjITS hjn*w> <w> 1 waaaaak*' 1 /C R* '^dttaaaaaßßßai **^^B-.r> J| I ***** l mij 4 Out of 5... Regardless of Age... May Have it! Dreaded Pyorrhea the natural enemy of beautiful155 words
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Advertisement390 1950-09-10 16 jj» [BAYERI bbbYbTl E End Rheumatism While You Sleep >pv|^V stabbiiiK umiiib. /jjlCtl Joint* ar* awollanu IVTiUKM i" hliowh your blooft /'.7\r 1 poisoned ihroilgk r -\yjfia raiiUylcldnayaottwa^ lVy:;:rwK3' Other aymptuma rf •*Njs?v(l Kidney Disi>rd«r« .r«» Backiclii, Aching Jointa and Limb*. Sciatica, Nauritia, Lumbago. Getting up Nighta, Dizzinat*. Narvouanaaa, Circlaa390 words
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Miscellaneous1566 1950-09-10 16 1 •;~jr7"j^jjgawii J »yaiiiairi'ii I i *r iii. Ca m A c mJB m I IPIawB I aaan wiL-*— tar r aßaßaaßßßßßßHHßnßßanßaavwßaaßßßßaaaßaaaaaaßßaGaßaßßßwflßl BBwaaaaaßßaaßßaßaaßaTaw^aßTaV *3 t §^B A Hf -eaaaP^V P*^ JS u\ WDO frTk c^ < Bitty good bridge player, and player, you will be better nblp lo F^W Bm1,566 words
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Article, Illustration2864 1950-09-10 17 Continuing the life story of JACK SOLOMONS, the most colourful figure in boxing Slow to start, maybe, but he won the title in 5 months SHALL never forget the Mga of Day« fands, the Australian fighter brought to Britain in 0949. Sands had won eachReuter - 2,864 words
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Advertisement90 1950-09-10 17 Play safe Brylcreem your hair. Dandruff on your §sß3i collar, loose hair on your comb these are danger signals that point the need for Brylcreem's double benefit: f* (1) Daylong smartness. UJ Lasting hair health. ffWWffi Massage with Brylcreem stimulates the scalp, encourage <, 1\ pßj|fl natural hair growth, wards90 words
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Advertisement97 1950-09-10 17 if our grandfather has such bright anJ perfect teeth, my son, because he has ttwaya used Gibbs Dentifrice. You know h »w good it tastes, too, and it costs me mi link. Dentifrice #J£ Ht WIIPH O. I W. oil*) ITTV, 1,,..,.. u« Good mornings begin wit!i/||P Irillette the sharpest97 words
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Article1377 1950-09-10 18 SHARPSHOOTER - SHARPSHOOTER by VTEVER was there 11 such a group of depressed tourists as the nine-man table tennis team from Hong Kong, waiting desperately in their hotel rooms for a word of sympathy from their "hosts," the Singapore Table Tennis Association. A complete flop In gate1,377 words
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Article381 1950-09-10 18 By "THE THIRD KNIGHT" WHEN the incomparable Dr. Alefchine died of anguia fectoris in Spain, the post of world chess champion fell vacant. After a great deal of bickerins, the F.I.D.E. held a tournament in 1948 to find a new champion. They invited Dr. M. Euwe <the only381 words
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Advertisement318 1950-09-10 18 M B if L ZZ^^Eaaßaai aha app\££AjoJbuL «EJ?y^jy Manufactured in 10NDON Sf Vf^^^T AROATH TOBACCO CO. LTD. In cases oj tropical sores this healing antiseptic is an effective treatment Unliki many germicides ~^^K^f in common use, Burnol ZH^^^S rfjf J\^> J+ Antiseptic Cream is harmless to wMv[*.f.A V 4 the318 words
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Miscellaneous9 1950-09-10 18 SPORTING SAM a t y By j Reg. Wooiton9 words
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Article601 1950-09-10 19 First day of MCAAF meet SINGAPORE women swept the board at the opening day of the fifth Malayan Chinese athletic championship meet at Singapore's Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Out of four final events yesterday. Singapore women scored 27 points. 17 points over their closest rivals,601 words
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250 1950-09-10 19 BOMBAY. Saturday. VISITING Malayan badminton Stan Tun Jin Eong and A. Pit uz smashed their v.iv into the semi-finals of Western India badminmpioiuhlpt yesterday. bad to go all out to de;la opponent, India's No. 4. B. D Shroff, in three lets, while Plruz scored250 words
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Article33 1950-09-10 19 MM AW BOON SOO on Thursday won the I.im Tee Se Ci.p. Mttlßl Mrs. D. G. Barr one I up in the final played on the Perak ij Golf course.33 words
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Article572 1950-09-10 19 ST. LECER RESULT; DONCASTER. Saturday. FRENCH cotton magnate Marcel Boussac won today's St. Leger here with his colt Scratch, to record his third Triumph in this year's British classics. The French owner has previously won the Derby and Oaks. Scratch, starting 9-2 second favourite bettered hisReuter - 572 words
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Article170 1950-09-10 19 HOLLAND won the Royal Singapore Yacht Clubs International fours rowing reggatta for the Knowles Cup yesterday. Three crews representing Britain. Denmark and Holland took part. Britain and Denmark drew places for the first, heat, with Holland as bye. Britain won the heat very convincingly. Denmark started170 words
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Article275 1950-09-10 19 LONDON. Sat. OESULTS of today's matches are im.ii-h LtAGIE— IM OIV BUfkpool 1 YVvltei 1 II 'Him 1 sandrrtaarf 2 tyik.ro J Aston Vdla 1 H>d4rr.ti«M 3 BarnltT I itrrpoul 1 DvrbT Midiilr>broifb awou 1 NcwcmUf i Cheltca 1 Mirfltrld Hed. 1 CharllH t Sl»k* t ErtrUi275 words
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Article30 1950-09-10 19 The Florence Badminton Party will hold Its second annual picnic, athletic sports and social on Sunday, Sept. 17, at Mr. Urn Teck Lee's Estate (11 m.s. Ponggol). Singapore.30 words
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Article77 1950-09-10 19 D AFFLES Institution beat a team of English Schoolboys on I holiday here by 74 runs on the first innings on the R.I. ground yesterday. Enflish Schoolboys: 64 (HenchI ley 21. V. GiU two for 7, S. K. Williams two for 5) and 47 for I five77 words
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477 1950-09-10 19 i II I I IK - i II I I IK By BOBBY Locke, the British Open champion, and Jack II ode kin s<> n (Island Club) finished alii square with Douglas McEwan (Royal Singapore Golf Club) and Tom Verity (Selangor Golf Club) in an exhibition match at the477 words
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Article, Illustration27 1950-09-10 19 HURRY UP (Charles) clears away to a comfortable victory ovrr Abbotsford in the last 100 yards of the second race at Bukit Timah yesterday. Sunday Times picture.UP - 27 words
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Article177 1950-09-10 19 Selangor beat N.S. at soccer Sunday Times Seremban Sports Correspondent CSELANOOR' defeated Negrl Sembilan by four foals to two in a friendly Inter-State soccer match Tf Seremban yesterday in aid of the Seremban Stadium, Fund. The Selaogor forwards combined well, Nadarajah, who scored two of his side's goals, was outstanding.177 words
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Article47 1950-09-10 19 Sund.iv Times Joliore Bahru SporU Correspondent In the inter-district soccer competition for Special Constable! in Johore, the first tie which was played on Friday at Kota Tinggi between Kota Tinnggi and Segamat resulted in a win for Segamat by the only goal of the match.47 words
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195 1950-09-10 19 U.S. BUY SEVEN YEARLINGS AT DONCASTER DONCASTER, Sat. UNITED STATES buyers accounted for almost nine psr cent ot the total receipts at the Doncaster thoroughbred yearling sales which closed yesterday. The Americans, represented by owner-trainrr Jack Ryan, of Unionville. Pennsylvania, bought only seven yearlings. But they mid 35,700 for them195 words
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Advertisement379 1950-09-10 19 High M*ay and 9 security! "High Pay and Security" Is yours for the y i,. i,t uklng. It ia the finest and moat complete _.__TC handbook on successful Commercial Car- < .^Ji^-^-fg eers ever compiled. This book should be B /IF ln ie bands of everyone Interested In i ejC^nj^i379 words
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Article, Illustration2727 1950-09-10 20 EPSOM JEEP - CLYNOR GAINS SMASHING WIN IN TRIAL EPSOM JEEP Charles scores a hat-trick By BIG SWEEP Total Pool: $369,590. Ist: No. *****2 ($166,315). 2nd: No. *****2 ($83,157).* 3rd: No. *****3 ($46,198). Starters: ($3,553 each): Nos. *****5. *****3, *****9. *****5. *****1, *****5. *****3, *****1. *****4. *****4. *****8, *****5, *****5. Consolation ($2,771 each):2,727 words
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Article100 1950-09-10 20 stoc::holm. Sat. lIEKB McKENI-EY. of Jamaica. on Friday nlgbt reached the 1,-. ii-<- em recorded on a cur- foe tIM 200 metres in m i internatlotuU (i fivld mf-et at E>kiUtn!ia. ally otttdaan <i hit ur Clauaen (Iceland) waa oda, I ne'.v Not x conds. bavtaitAP - 100 words
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Article73 1950-09-10 20 /"'IIATION. the worlds leading nioM-y- winning race hoi.v. urn to racing ne-a sprin?. C on baa earned U*****,630 C3M.IU)/ Cilumct Farms, which owns him, ttM four-year-old colt will be firs'., horse to earn »000. on lias been IMttag siivp l<> ipring because of a front ankle73 words
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173 1950-09-10 20 Quadrangular hockey meets suggested Sunday Times Ipoh Sports Sports Reporter FUR tentative quadrangular hockey meets for the coming season have been suggested to the Perak Hocky Association by Mr. R. Minjoot. Honorary Secretary of the Malayan Hockey Council. Singapore. According to a letter sent to the Perak Hockey Association, the173 words
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Article247 1950-09-10 20 By EPSOM JEEP WITH top-notch sprintrs lUc Snowy Owl il, Mha Nathan, Uninsured. Cadtow Glen, Persian Lord, Bright Eyes and Croydon all in peak form, the Liberation Cup. biggest sprint prize of the season, to be run at Bukit Timah next Saturday will certainly be the247 words
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