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Title Section18 1950-09-15 1 The Straits Times. MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 TWELVE PAGES. SINGAPORE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1950. PRICE TEN CENTS.18 words
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Article, Illustration444 1950-09-15 1 U.K. WILL FLY TROOPS TO KOREA Planes To Land In Singapore TOKYO, Thursday. IJRITISH troop reinforcements for Korea are to be flown to the Far East almost immediately, the Air Ministry announced today. Royal Air Force Hastings transport planes, each carrying about 33 men, will leave an F station inReuter - 444 words
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Article192 1950-09-15 1 WHEN Admiral Sir Patrick Brind, completes the normal term M Commander-in-Chief of the Far East Station at the end of this year, he will be succeeded by Vice-Admiral the Hon. Guy Herbrand Edward Russell. Admiral Russell was: b tea In 1898 Be went to192 words
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Article50 1950-09-15 1 CAPETOWN. Thurs. Mr. Bant Kahn. South African >■. f who bat as a Communist, said lust night that he vcted tv remain in pjrliament as an Indepeni l'.ie Suppression of Comi,i inism Act, recently passed, It impossible for him ntinue to sit as a Comi'i misi. he said50 words
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Article58 1950-09-15 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs The International Confederation of Free Trade Unions is to set up information centres throughout SouthEast Asia, Including one in Singapore, Mr. Gordon Chapman, one of the delegation which recently visited Singapore said here today. The project for the centres has yet to be approved58 words
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Article25 1950-09-15 1 TAIPEH, Thurs. The Formosa postal authorities have announced that an air mail parcel post between Formosa and Japan would start next Wednesday. Reii-ter-AAP.25 words
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340 1950-09-15 1 From Our Own Correspondent LONDON, Thursday. A FORMER acting Chief J'mi^r in Malaya, Sir Norman Whuiry, will become the father-in-law of a relative of the Royal Family, when his only son, Peter, marries Lady Mary Cambridge, only daughter of the Marquess and Marchioness of340 words
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Article60 1950-09-15 1 TILRURY. Thurs. The M.C.C. team sailed for Australia this afternoon in the liner Stratheden. Fit. Brown, the captain, In a newsreel speech, said he had a strong team and hoped to bring back the Ashes. The team will take things easy on the first week of theReuter - 60 words
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Article23 1950-09-15 1 VATICAN CITY, Thurs. Vatican sources announced last night that about 300 Catholic priests are held in Yugoslavia gaols without trial.— Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article180 1950-09-15 1 RAF Ensign WillHangln Cathedral rWRiNO the Bottle of Bri1/ tain Thanksgiving Service In St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, on Sunday an R.A.F. Ensign will be presented to the Cathedral authorities and dedicated by the Bishop of Singapore. Rt. Rev H. W Batnes In due course the Ensign will take Us place—180 words
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Article102 1950-09-15 1 LONDON, Thurs. 'J'HE Prime Minister Mr. Clement Attlee, announced today that the Government was going ahead with its plans to nationalise the British iron and steel tndagtry. Mr. Winston Churchill. Opposition leader, at once gave notice that the Conservatives would put forward aReuter - 102 words
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Article44 1950-09-15 1 SYDNEY. Thurs —The Australian Cricket Board of Control today decided to Invite the West Indies to tour Australia in the 1951-52 season. The lour is subject to the approval of the Imperial Cricket Conference in London. Reuter- A. A. PReuter - 44 words
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Article23 1950-09-15 1 TEHERAN, Thurs. Nine persons including an RAF pilot died here torily in the crash of an Iranian Airways plane— Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article, Illustration46 1950-09-15 1 EXHAUSTED after two day, burtad 72* feet underground this miner one of llfi saved after the pit subsidence at New Cumnock, in Scotland is helped to in ambulance after reaching the surface. Thirteen men were not rescued and wrre- presumed dead. A.P. picture. IAP - 46 words
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Article152 1950-09-15 1 I'rum Our Own Correspondent BANGKOK. Thurs. rE Siamese Premier, Field Marshal Phibun Songgram, told the Siamese cabinet today that military, air and naval bases in Slam will be made available to the United States In the event of Communist aggression against this country. Marshal Phibun,152 words
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145 1950-09-15 1 A 24-YEAR-OLD labourer employed at No. 3 SubDepot. Alexandria, A tan bin Mohamed. last night broke open a burning shop in Arab Street and began to pour buckets of water on bales of blazing: cloth. The Fire Brigade arrived a few moments145 words
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Article46 1950-09-15 1 1.l KNOW, Thurs. I UCKNOW city and suburbs are under a reign of terror from wolvrs and hyenas which have killed 14 children in the last few days. Villagers prevented packs of at least 20 animals from carrying chiMren away. Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article33 1950-09-15 1 The Australian MlnlsU-r lor Commerce and Agriculture, Mr. J. McEwen. arrived In Singapore yesterday by QEABOAC Constellation en route to London to attend the Commonwealth wool conference. which begins next week.33 words
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358 1950-09-15 1 From Our Own Correspondent LONDON. Thursday. IN the House of Lords debate on defence today Lord Swinton, a former Secretary of State for the Colonies, criticised the supply of ruhln-r to Russia. He declared a country had the duty to control supplies when Britain358 words
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153 1950-09-15 1 U.K. Orders For Tyres Help Rubber From Our Own t'urrmpund'-nl LONDON Thur» MUCH Jt the none strength of the ratoer nnarkec na.s oet*n due to < tinned New York buyin-, i.i London and the placing f orders lor <-arly dr livery nt military tyres by the Unite l Kingdom Government153 words
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Article27 1950-09-15 1 TOKYO. Thurs— Mr W R. Hodgson, Commonwealth renresentative on the All 1 Council for Janan. lea-es tor a tvo-day t.vir of Kor-a tomorrow— Renter, AAP.Reuter - 27 words
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Advertisement5 1950-09-15 1 {■rB^LfS Ksbiml LrSS Established 18835 words
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Article282 1950-09-15 2 MADRID, Thursday. CEVERE new police regulations regarding swimming costumes have banished the modern swim suits which made their appearance in Madrid for the first time this summer. Men must In future wear full size bathing costumes. The only concession made is that male bathers may282 words
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Article, Illustration23 1950-09-15 2 MRS fcUGENIE And-r'on who has been appointed I.S. Ambassador to Denmark, the first American woman with that rank. I SIS picture.23 words
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Article49 1950-09-15 2 ACCRA. Thursday. SALES of perfumed British hair oil are booming in Africa. The United Africa Company says in its monthly trade review: "The native* of the Gold Coast spread the hair dressing on bread and eat It with great relish. The rea•on is unknown." A.P.AP - 49 words
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Article27 1950-09-15 2 SOLDIER ANTI- WAR LONDON. Thurs.— A British soldier was sentenced to two months' gaol yesterday for shouting anti-war slogans outside an American Service club In London. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Advertisement832 1950-09-15 2 SHERIFF'S SALE Ir. Ihe High Court of the Colony of Singapore Execution No. 114 of 195t Bull No. 5M of 195* Hup Thye Co.. Plaintiffs. versus Chla Boon Hoe. Defendant. AUCTION SALE OF Office Furniture comprising:— Teak writing desks, typewriting tables, showcases, standard chair*, I wall clock, law books, iron832 words
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Advertisement374 1950-09-15 2 RAFFLES LIBRARY A Sale of Magazines and Periodicals Purchased for the Library between July and December of this year will be held at N« the Übrary on Friday, 15th September, 1950, at 5 p.m. 1 NOTICE ea Wil M From 7.00 a.m. on Sunday Or 17 th September the telephone374 words
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Advertisement766 1950-09-15 2 r Ncxncas i» THE SINGAPORE- LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ELECTIONS ORDINANCE. 1947. 1 (No. 24 OF 1947) .(location under Section IS (2). Notice is hereby riven that Lists f and "B" for the Electoral s strict of Municipality NORTH i IST prepared in accordance c th Section 15 (1) of the Singa-766 words
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Advertisement748 1950-09-15 2 t rHfc. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, 1048. (No. 2« OF 1948) I'otitlcation nnder Section U (t) Notice Is hereby given that List:. 'A" and "B" for the Electoral Yard of Municipal NORTH irepared In accordance with ectlon IS (1) of the Municipal Elections Ordinance, 1948, are otnpleted and that the Electoral748 words
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Advertisement136 1950-09-15 2 SCHAFFHOUSE (SWITZERLAND) 1011 I f/fifr?nj^m^.ivt^hi-WS Acinrt mcmßcmammm^Maamaßm TOPS ALL WAR PICTURES Wwayne [ff7 SANDS of A 'if IWO JIMA (A Republic Picture) mS^f They're Tough They're Rugged. W THE MARINES GREATEST HOUR. ST PRE-PREMItrRE MIDNIGHT TOMORROW Fenturinit The Three Survivors of the Historic Flag Raising on Mt. Suribachi. fcMi perfect136 words
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Article332 1950-09-15 3 Big Three To Appoint One Commander NEW YORK, Thursday. jMIE Big Three Foreign Ministers have agreed at their meetings in 'New York to appoint a supreme North Atlantic commander for the defence of West Europe. They also agreed on a complete reorganisation and simplification of theReuter; AP - 332 words
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Article200 1950-09-15 3 BURMESE ALLEGE TREASON RANGOON. Thurs. fTHL US citizenship of Dr. 1 Gordon S. Seagrave. who taught disease in North Burma for almost a quarter ot a century, will not save him from a Burmese high treason charge, it was disclosed omclally today The ailing 53-year-old American, whose professional skill savedAP - 200 words
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Article48 1950-09-15 3 LONDON Thurs -Britons will spend about £20 million this yeai on food for their «'Uht million cats, reports the National Canine Defence League. A League official said: We found some people spend U, a week on food for their cats."— Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Article24 1950-09-15 3 RANGOON Thurs.— Burma agreed to sell Indonesia 150.000 tons of rice at £40 a tun in a contract signed here Vf.sterday.— Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article179 1950-09-15 3 Eisenhower Suggested As C-in-C NEW YORK. Thurs pENERAL Dwight Eisenhow- er. who led the Western armies to victory against Hitler, was being prominently mentioned here today for the post of Supreme Commander of Western European defence forces agreed upon by the "Big Three" Foreign Ministers Gen. Eisenhower, who is nowReuter - 179 words
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Article57 1950-09-15 3 SHANGHAI, Thurs. The Wangtien rail-vay sta.ion, on the line oetween Shanghai and Nanking, has chalked up a perfect record of 355 day's without a mishap. Such an achievement, the Communist authorities said, should bi rewarded v.'ith prizes: To th* station— a silk banner. To the station57 words
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Article28 1950-09-15 3 BOMBAY. Thurs. Dibrugarh, North Assam, shook yesterday in a nine-minute earth tremor more violent than the four-minute earthquake of Aug. 15. Extensive dania^f i.s feared. A.P.AP - 28 words
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Article78 1950-09-15 3 SANTE FE, New Mexico. Thurs. MR Patrick J Hurley, ITI former U.S. Ambassador to China, yesterday forecast VS. recognition of Communist China when General George C. Marshall becomes Secretary of Defence. Mr. Hurley said that the Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson. "with the supportAP - 78 words
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Article, Illustration44 1950-09-15 3 SHATTERED KI'SSI AN- BUILT T. 34 tank smoulders by the side of a Korean road as United States infantry and vehicles which smashed It drive on in a counterattack on the Yongsan sector of the Naktong river front. A.P. picture.AP - 44 words
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Article280 1950-09-15 3 LONDON. Thursday. MR. WINSTON, Churchill, Conservative Opposition leader, last night tabled a motion in the House of Commons urging a ban on the export from Britain of strategic raw materials "that would add to the war potential of possible aggressors." Backed by other Opposition leaders, theReuter - 280 words
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Article45 1950-09-15 3 LONDON. Thurs.— The National Trust announced yesterday that it had received a "priceless art collection as a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Anthony De Rothschild. A National Trust .spokesman said that its value "could not be computed In money." A P45 words
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145 1950-09-15 3 ™«rw« t AMMAN, Thursday. JORDAN has told Britain, France and the United States she will meet an alleged Israeli violation of her territory by force unless Jewish troops withdraw, usually reliable sources said here today. Usually reliable sources said Jordan, which complained to theReuter - 145 words
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Article64 1950-09-15 3 HONG KONG, Thurs.— The Foreign Young Men's Christian Association in Shanghai has closed down, according to the latest arrivals from Tientsin. On* of Shanghai's loading sports and social institutions for foreign youths for the past 20 years, it was sariously hit by the steady exodus ofReuter - 64 words
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Article35 1950-09-15 3 LUTON, Thurs. ULAYWRIGHT George r Bernard Shaw left his bed for the second time today in the hospital here where he was operated on for a broken thigh bone. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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158 1950-09-15 3 WASHINGTON. Thursday. AFTER the Australian Minister f'»r External A/Fairs, Mr. Percy Spender, had discussed a Pacific Pact with President Truman, he said: "We don't see why some arrangement similar to the North Atlantic Pact should not be possible in the Pacific." I Mr.158 words
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Article134 1950-09-15 3 TOKYO, Thurs. T<HE Argyll* and Middlesex free beer is safe. So is the beer for all other United Nations troops fighting In the frontlines of Kwu. It Is no longer berag paid for by the United States Government as part of the ration, but134 words
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241 1950-09-15 3 U.S. MOVES TO CLEAR WAY FOR MARSHALL WASHINGTON, Thurs. OROMPT Congressional approval of General George Marshall's appointment as Defence Secretary seemsd likely yesterday. The Senate Armed Services Committee voted 10 to 2to waive legal obstacles to the appointment The Senate is expected to act today. Senator Millard Tydings, the ArmedReuter - 241 words
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Article48 1950-09-15 3 MELBOURNE, Thurs— The Victorian State Government yesterday announced a ban J on new Indu.i'r.f > in the Melbourne Metropolitan area "because of war risk." Mr. J. C. B. McDonald, State Premier, said the decision wag taken on the recommendation of the Commonwealth military authoririties. Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Advertisement76 1950-09-15 3 ATLAS FLUORESCENT LIGHTING "i |7 Ps*3^ HARRISONS LISTER ENGINEERING LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENAG TRAOE I V MARK BRUNTONS (MUSSELBURGH) LTD. MUSSELBUR.GH. SCOTLAND Manufacturers Of Wire Ropes Oj All D** nations Fqr SHIPPING MINING AND ENGINEERING READY STOCKS available ot Galvanised ben plough. 100/110 •om per iq inch basic76 words
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Advertisement105 1950-09-15 3 £0P you Jp&td w> If you want to save money and who doesn't these days? have some of our under-a-dollar fish every week. There are several delicious yet cheap fish you've probably never tried. Ask the counter assistants to tell you about them. GOOD CHEAP FISH COLD STORAGE Singapore Cold105 words
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Article80 1950-09-15 4 ")ME American neivsr» paper correspondents I photographers in .^rea carry carbines and automatics "to kill themselves in case of imminent capture,' Mr. Hayicood Magee, London Picture Post photographer, said yesterday morning. He added that they "preferred to end their own lives rather than become the victims of80 words
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Article35 1950-09-15 4 from Oin Sir Correspondent SEREMBAN. Thurs— Yap Sai Wan. aced 23. wife of a Chinese detective, living in Market Lane. Seremban. died early today after being wounded in the chest. Police are investicaiing.35 words
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Article, Illustration695 1950-09-15 4 REDS MADE SAME MISTAKE AS GERMANS IN LAST WAR WAR CORRESPONDENT BACK FROM KOREA SAYS.... THE first war correspondent to return to Singapore from the Korean front, Picture Post's veteran photographer Haywood Magee, said yesterday that "war in that corrugated, dusty peninsula is the grimmest I have ever experienced". And695 words
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Article73 1950-09-15 4 AN application from the Singapore-Johore Express Limited to operate a special bus service from Johore Banru to the Singapore Turf Club course at Buklt Timah, has been approved by a Municipal Committee, the Straits Times understands In their application, the company told the Commissioners that it was73 words
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Article275 1950-09-15 4 A I STRALIA'S Minister for Commerce and Agriculture. Mr. John McEwen. arrived in Singapore yesterday afternoon by QEA-BOAC Constellation on his way to two important conferences in London. One of the conferences is that of the International Wool Study Group: the other is a meeting275 words
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Article70 1950-09-15 4 AIARIA Hertogh, the 13- year-old Dutch girl, who married a Malay school teacher yesterday received the first contribution of $423 from the "Nadra Adabi Fund" organised by the Muslim Welfare Association in Singapore. This was collected by a Malay nexespaper in the. Federation. The Muslim70 words
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Article102 1950-09-15 4 'EQUAL CHANCE' MOVE A PUBLIC Commission Inquiry into the method of engaging seamen in Singapore will open at the Victoria Memorial Hatt tomorrow. A Government statement says it is considered that in a port like Singapore seamen of all nationalities should feel that the same opporfunilies for obtaining employment are102 words
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146 1950-09-15 4 Triplets In S'pore—B ut Only One Survive ASMAH, the 27-year-old wife of a General Hospital peon, who gave birth to triplets— all girls on Monday night, was a very disappointed woman yesterday. Two of her babies died soon after birth. They were all bora within a few minutes of each146 words
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Article41 1950-09-15 4 From Oar SUB Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Inmates of the leper camp near Johore Bahru will have a gala day on Saturday when their new club house is opened by Mrs. Hodgkinson, wife of the British Adviser. Johore.41 words
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Article76 1950-09-15 4 From Our Matt < rrespondent MALACCA, Thurs. yilE wedding of Miss Marie Ernestine R<><lruu«-s and Michael Cameron Cole, which was to have taken place on Saturday, has had to be t-iilßd off. Mr. Cole was ambushed i in Ne<ri Sembilan yesterday while making his last round76 words
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Article160 1950-09-15 4 •JWC following were among tliose who arrived at Xallang airport. Singapore, vrrterdajr. pa«--•enan-s In transit areintot loeloded in the li«t. i R I M. From Aau'eicMn: Miai C. M WUBanw. Tram Home: Mn Ruaaf Yue Wei. Miss lifndeU Huang, Mr. Hi,. I ai, Ifl Huang Chong. From160 words
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Advertisement188 1950-09-15 4 ALWAYS Asfi> POPUIAR WILLS'S GOLD FLAKE CIGARETTES W. D. H. O. WILLS BRISTOL LONDON i (Mil ftSSHBH^fI Whatever ihe tn.?*moinrler reads, it s always cooler to sle.-p on a Uuniopillo V.atirtss. Tiny inter-conneoting cells :n DiiMiopillo Late-x P9mM allow air to circulate freejy throughrut us structure ana |n keep the188 words
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Advertisement349 1950-09-15 4 I Special Offer From TODAY For 2 WEEKS ONLY GRAND REDUCTION FUR COATS ■V CAPES 4£Sjfe4^Svy 30% Reduce*/ Prices J^B Wm I|[» C Iden opportunity for '^^F -^v k i thoie going bone P^ml vßbMkiP'' Theie prices will not be l^jfl |£fl VI W> repeated a^ain H V* Coats and349 words
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Article224 1950-09-15 5 LIM SUNG WON'T GO BACK r PHE Social Welfare Department will try to persuade crippled Lim Sung, 30-year-old daughter of Grandma Ong Kirn. to return to hospital for a thorough examination. She left the hospital on Tuesday evening to go back to her hut at Changl. Mr. W. S. Woon,224 words
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Article78 1950-09-15 5 HUSSEIN bin Loh, aged 38 of Malacca, was cautioned and discharged in the Singapore First District Court yesterday for failing to produce his identity card to a constable at New Bridge Road on Wednesday. Hussein told the court that he had made a report of the loss78 words
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Article46 1950-09-15 5 V Madasr-.my. 30. of Soran?oon Ri't'l. whn pleaded guilty to theft of one yard of canvas rrom the military depot In Alexandra Road, was sentenced ln the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday to six weeks' imprisonment and 12 months' polic* supervision.46 words
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Article25 1950-09-15 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Trhirs.The Education Department Is Planning a refresher course f.-r science t >achera of Ctol- s» middle schools ln the i oderaUoa25 words
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Article, Illustration397 1950-09-15 5 MALAYAN POPULATION UP 84,777 Biggest Rise Is In Federation MALAYA'S population is still rising. At the end of June this year, it totalled 6,244,968— an increase of 84,777 over the estimated figure at the end of last year. Singapore's estimated population had risen by P. 017 to 1,015,453, while the397 words
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Article28 1950-09-15 5 KOTA BAHRU. Thurs. Mr. W. D. Yates. O.C. of the Kelantan C.1.D.. has left Kota Bahru on home leave. His successor has not been appointed.28 words
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Article79 1950-09-15 5 rN bovt of the Bukit Timah Boys Home, Singapore, are building a brick house on the grounds of their home, to serve as bakery and laundry-shop. With the help of the Public Works Department, who gave technical advice, these boys have laid the foundation79 words
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Article, Illustration282 1950-09-15 5 •fIFTS" worth more than $1,000 which had sud- denly flowed on him were refused yesterday by Mr. Chan Teck Cheng, chief clerk of Scott and English (S.E.A.) Ltd., Singapore, because they all had "cash on delivery" forms attached to them. Thpy included a lawn mower a282 words
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Article250 1950-09-15 5 HELP FOR ASSAM QUAKE VICTIMS rIE Singapore branch of the British Red Cross has launched an appeal, under the patronage of the Governor. Sir Franklin Gimson, for relief goods for the Assam earthquake victims. A relief committee to encourage contributions has been formed under the250 words
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Article44 1950-09-15 5 From our Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Ibrahim, the driver of a motorboat at Sri Medan. was flned $40 at Batu Pahat for carrying four passengers in excess of his licence and another $10 for using the boat without a competent helmsman.44 words
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Article122 1950-09-15 5 'ADVOCATE FORCE OF LOVE' BISHOP From Oar Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Thurs. "T ET ii s advocate and propagate the force of love," said Bishop Raymond L. Archer, the newly-elected Methodist Bkhop for SouthEast Asia, at a reception for him and his wtfe by Malacca Methodists last night. Bishop Donald Tippet,122 words
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Advertisement162 1950-09-15 5 PRE-WArV^is^^ PAC QUALITY UNCHANGED BUTTER Now available from all leading provision dealers Voy hj»« j chstcc ot >»cli, paraffin or dicwl. urn I Brawn inbuilt power lirt, .l^^mKT^l C^V^^» 9 iw»!«m*iir«. all prcc.uonj^Mß^^Kv \^_^^T tr bjilt for your *x.ict fwß/f^y, > \tl V-^fc^ *u»cm«ntt. Then *<c ttit j fl^V^^* JM162 words
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Miscellaneous62 1950-09-15 5 AVANI SATHI RTHi. Sri Senpaga Vlnayagar Temple. 19. Ceylon Road. 5 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. V.M.C.A.. Orchard Itoad. Life Ouard Corps committee meeting. 5.15 p.m.. CHINESE V.M.C.A.. Selegie Road, basketball, 5.30 p.m. mouth organ class. 7 p.m. PAYA LEBAR MYF. social. Methodist Church. Paya Lebar. 8 p.m. Y.W.C.A.. Malay beginners62 words
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Article39 1950-09-15 6 MRS. J. R. DUNN wishes to thank' nil the kind friends who attended the funeral of her beto\<(< husb.md. and also those ■»iw <ent wreaths and letters of tnnt'r.lente. She regrets her Inability to wrlle each one individually.39 words
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824 1950-09-15 6 The Straits Times. Singapore, Fri., Sept. 15, 1950. Money For Housing The Federal Legislative Council having agreed to the Housing Trust Bill in principle, the changes made in the draft legislation by the Select Committee, which has just reported, are not of great substance. But there were some uncertainties in824 words
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Article238 1950-09-15 6 The Conscript Guard The Emergency Regulations dealing with the raising and the duties of the Home Guard, 1 published in the Federation j yesterday, introduce some- j what unexpectedly the prin- 1 ciple of compulsory service. 1 In areas specified by the Mentri Besar of a State or the Resident238 words
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Article74 1950-09-15 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Chew Chow Seng, a 17-year-old Chinese who appeared before Mr. A P. Jack in the First Magistrate's Court charged with criminal breach of trust of $1,409, was today no, .-it ted and discharged without being called upon for his defence. It was74 words
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Article1017 1950-09-15 6 A LAYMAN - A LAYMAN State Lotteries In Malaya— ll By APART from the advantages of a public lottery, enumerated yesterday, and ignoring the public benefits, what does the investor in a lottery gain for his money? He may. to begin with, have some sympathy with Its purpose. But if we1,017 words
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Letter353 1950-09-15 6 TIIUCH has been written in the Press of late with I regard to the inconvenience caused to householders by the abuse of radio and Rediffusion receivers, and by the noise of mahjong tiles, but no steps appear to be contemplated by the powers-that-be to curb these nuisances. The353 words
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Letter71 1950-09-15 6 r!s known that some taxidrivers are working hand-ln-hand with robbers. They usually manage to escape without their identities b»ing detected. I would like to suggest to those who frequently travel by taxi that they glance at the licence number of the vehicle before they enter it.71 words
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Letter188 1950-09-15 6 A WORKER," who wrote the letter published last Tuesday under the heading "A -'oor Mans Daughters," commenting on Mr John Laycock's proposed Marriage Bill, tickles me pink. In citing the case (and j hundreds such) of an allegedly lowly-paid father with j eight children to marry off,188 words
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Letter132 1950-09-15 6 ALETTCR appeared In the Straits Times of Sept. 4. headed Malays in the M.C.S.: 1940-50." The writer's charge, that too many M.C.B. posts are being held by Europeans, may perhaps be Juat. But In making that charge he has betrayed a ton* which those i whose one desire132 words
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Letter163 1950-09-15 6 THE PROPHET FREED HIS SLAVES DO not wish to interfere with Mr John Laycock's proposed Marriage Bill, but I should very much like to refer to a letter by Inche Abu Bakar bin Ahmad, f>f Johore, puDlished on Sept. 12 under the heading "The Laycock Bill." il is quite obvious163 words
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Letter215 1950-09-15 6 I WAS listening to a Radio Malaya broadcast on Tuesday afternoon when 1 learnt that the U.N. Security Council had turned down the resolution that a representative of Communist China be invited to testify before the Council against the bombing of Manchuria by American planes.215 words
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Article401 1950-09-15 6 on the Margin C 3 Ma)a> an Tree-l rogs i COR the first time a family of Malayan Tree-frogs has been bred at the Lon'don Zoo. The mother frog 'arrived by air from Hong Kong, and was placed In the Reptile House laboratory. Almost Immediately she produced a large eggHßaM,401 words
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Advertisement771 1950-09-15 6 CLASSIFIED ADS, THE MARRIAGE between Mr. Michael Cole and Miss Marie Hodrigues, which was to have taken, place on Saturday 16th Instant has been unavoidably postponed to a later (late. KEQI'IEM MASS A REQUIEM High Mass will be n't' for the repose of the soul; ef late Augustine Ferrlra. fath-r771 words
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Advertisement85 1950-09-15 6 t +"»+4 HOW I PLAY CHROMATIC HARMONICA By Larry Adler. i. It Is superfluous for us to mj troduce the name "Larry Adler" aud therefore you know what thla Tutor Is like. It contains his own arrangeI ments of 7 popular piecs., with practical hints and exercises. PRICE $1.20 EACH85 words
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Advertisement96 1950-09-15 6 ffl^i OPTICIRH Fallow Institute Ophthalmic Opticians (Eng.) Fallow Worshipful Co. of Spectacle-Makers (Eng freeman of the City of London. By Appointment to H.M. Forces, South East Asia 6 Raffles Place Singapore Phone ***** ■iue black r iCZAsaitlflflPVV^^v //J^V •jJ^nSflfcfifcfcS^MSr C A f Mjg'c Circle trvttanlly tbtorb* «xc»U fluid, leave* bottle96 words
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819 1950-09-15 7 Men Between 18 And 55 Liable For Service From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. ]Lj EN between the ages of 18 and 55 in selected areas of the Federation are to be "ca lied up" for compulsory part-time duties with the Home Guard.819 words
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Article201 1950-09-15 7 THE master of the Ulysses, Captain E. Ormston, due to sail for England today, yesterday gave evidence -In the Singapore Coroner's Court at an inquest on the ship's Chtef Engineer. 54--year-old Edward Reid McDiarmid McDiarmid's body was found in a back lane off Bencoolen street early201 words
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Article159 1950-09-15 7 FOUR Chinese youths entered a coffee shop at North Bridge Road about 8 o'clock last night, smashed up glass jars containing biscuits and beat up the proprietor. Cheong Chuan Hui, and his brother. CMeong Chuan Hin. Cheong Chuan Hui told the Straits Times that the159 words
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Article18 1950-09-15 7 The General Committee of the Singapore Y.W.C.A. announces that Flag Day collections amounted to $6.*****.18 words
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Article169 1950-09-15 7 nurses are protesting against the Government's decision to recruit 25 supernumerary sisters from holders of the State Registered Nurse Certificate. They said that the devlslOß *as a "clear act of discrimination" against locally-train-ed nurses who "for all practical purposes are qualified to fill these vacancies." The169 words
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Article89 1950-09-15 7 \IORE merchant vessels called at Singapore last year than in any other year since the war. This is stated in the annual report of the Marine Department for 1949. Although the number of smaller .rait that called here was considerably less than in 1948. the total net89 words
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Article73 1950-09-15 7 THE Finance Committee of the Singapore Municipal Commission who are meeting this afternoon, will be asked to approve the provision of $50,000 in the 1951 estimates for additional offce accommodation at the Kalians Gasworks The proposal, which ho.« already received the appro v;«i of the committee73 words
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Article, Illustration46 1950-09-15 7 MR. PHILIP HOOD, F O.A representative for the South-West Pacific area, who arrived in Singap- re yesterday afternoon m 10-te for leave in Britain, lie hopes to take a trip in (he Comet, the world's first jet airliner, vhilr in Itritain. Straits Times picture.46 words
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Article82 1950-09-15 7 TWO nun appeared in the Singapore Relief Court yesterday on charges of impuriing and attempting to iimirt gold into the Colony. Lee Cheng Hoot claimed (rial to u'ttinping to import 1.000 tahi!s of gold without a ftcence on Aug 28 Kwok Taj St'iig also claimed82 words
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Article51 1950-09-15 7 i Klah. -2. was )t t rday i. -'i the JHnzapore Relief Courc on a 'charge <>f possessing a Jopanes( pistol at Kampong Silat on Aug. 25 when the prosecution i ir c:tsc on instructions from the Deputy pros cutor The discharge did not nt to an51 words
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Article51 1950-09-15 7 Tan Tiong Guan 25. and Tan Tiong Whatt. 24 both of Paslr Panjang Road, claimed trial in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday to dishonestly retaining stolen property an outboard motor engine valued at $200. Bail of $500 In one surety was allowed until Sept.51 words
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Article58 1950-09-15 7 "I am very poor and almost blind." said an old man. Clicok Mah Yeow. of Boon Tat Street, when pleading lilty in the Singapore First istrict Court yesterday to /•'ling to register for an .dentity card. Cheok. whom the prosecution said had lived in the Colony58 words
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Article52 1950-09-15 7 Dorothy, aged 16. and Violet, aged 15, daughters of Mr. Run Run Shaw, left Singapore by Pan-American Airways Clipper yesterday morning for Pennsylvania where they will attend the Shipley Preparatory School They were seen off by a large number of school friends from the Methodist52 words
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Article91 1950-09-15 7 AT the close of the prosecution case yesterday, 'n which six Chinese were accused of assisting in a chap ji ki lottery, the Singapore Fourth Police magistrate. Mr. P. Claque. decided to call upon the defence. The six men. Gwee Say Ang. Tan 800 Yong. Yeo Yong91 words
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Article45 1950-09-15 7 An Indian shipping company the Eastern Shipping Corporation is to start a regular passenger service between Malayan purls and India from October. The company's first ship to call at Singapore will be the s.s. Jalagopal. which can carry more than 800 passengers.45 words
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Article41 1950-09-15 7 Abdul Talip bin Abdul Hamid. 29. and Hussain bin Maidin. 28. were charged with breaking into a house in Kampong Hiap Guan San on Sept. 11. No pleas were recorded and they were remanded until Sept. 21.41 words
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Article26 1950-09-15 7 Subiayalu Govindasamy, an apprentice piuniDer, was acquitted yesterday in the Singapore First District Court on a charge of burglary at Buffalo Road on June 17.26 words
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Article168 1950-09-15 7 IV) end a dispute over a better method of constructing a ladder. Ho Dee. an old carpenter, gave his younger working-mate, Ho San. an axe and said. "Chop me with It" H San did not take the ax< and as Ho Dee raised It168 words
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Article, Illustration46 1950-09-15 7 THE DRIVER of this sport* car, Mr. N. Richardson, escaped with a few minor scratches when It sommervaultrd twice before landing at the bottom of a 20- ft. deep monsoon drain off Gill man Barracks on Wednesday night. Straits Times picture.46 words
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Article400 1950-09-15 7 OPERATION EVADER' IN SPORE FINAL battle orders were issued late last night r for Operation Evader, one of the biggest defence exercises to 'oe held in the Colony for some years. i The entire island i s to be alerted on Saturday and I Sunday for400 words
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188 1950-09-15 7 Book-Keeper Used His Firm 's Funds I,* TEK Herbert Cardoza, an elderly Eurasian book- keeper employed by Ewart and Company, pleaded guilty yesterday In the Singapore Second District Court to criminal breach of trust of $8,055 between Apr. 4. 1949, and Feb. 28 this year. Chief Inspector C. W. Such,188 words
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Article117 1950-09-15 7 Colony May Have More Controls IMPOSITION of further commodity controls has been discussed, but no action is contemplate* yet, said a Singapore Government spokesman. The Singapore Government Is keeping a close watch on the demand for all commodities, including foodstuffs, to find if there is hoarding of any item. This117 words
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171 1950-09-15 7 NeW S.I.T. Points System For Flats THE Singapore Im--1 provement Trust is to re-open its register of application for accommodation, but before doing so a new points system is to be started, the Straits Times understands. At their meeting on Wednesday, the Board of Trustees appointed a three-man, committee to171 words
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Article38 1950-09-15 7 The body of a Chinese was? found in the jungle at 11|| mile Mandai Road. Singapore., yesterday mornlnf. The discovery was made by; a Jungle Rover. Awang CVit" Haii Radin. The police are Investigating*38 words
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Article34 1950-09-15 7 Abdullah bin Chik. 22. of Mr] Rand, was charged ir» the Sinuppor^ Third PoliceCourt yesterday with b"e;.k-< inu into Peggy S ore. Oillman Barracks, on Sept. 6. He was remanded until Scot. 21.34 words
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Article20 1950-09-15 7 A totn! of 181 Deople ;'.re now under detention in Sincaporr under the Em< rgi in y Regulations.20 words
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Advertisement85 1950-09-15 7 1 or'ff%^k^0 r 'ff%^k^ |i^ PORTABLE CRINOERS BENCH GKiNDtBS GRiNDiNC WHEELS- $,<■ DRILLS DRILL STANDS DRILL \k ACCESSORIES SAWS HOLE <"' K% SAWS SANDSRS HAMMERS k.3sfc SCREW DRIVERS SHEARS 'l''\ vmvE M'tACfM NUT ytji RUNNERS TAPPERS PORTABLE ELECTRIC TOOLS I SOLE DISTRIBUTORS. jIIML, UAHDI BD 1 f n Attention Racegoers85 words
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Advertisement90 1950-09-15 7 NEW SHIPMENT OF LEICA 111 C Latest Summaron Wide angle Lenses and numerous accessories etc. AMATEUR PHOTO STORES LTD. I'M North Bridge Kd Singapore. Phone 6r>B9 *We are pleased we can again Offer L our Customers 8 COLUMBIA; ft Columbia Full ErVfl Wnt\ i it j MB k^l^L^i \smk rj90 words
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Article338 1950-09-15 8 Bandits'AtHome' InßaubKampong From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. IK you were watching a game of soccer and 1 you suddenl> noticed that the spectator behind von was an aimed bandit, what would you do. This question was posed by Mr. R. P.338 words
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Article168 1950-09-15 8 2 BUSES SET ON FIRE 1 l.i in Our Staff Conrspondrnt kuala lumpur. Than. ft AE increased temi>o <>f;l 1 handit activity in Selan- %.r continued durlna the i pist twenty four hours. An c it manager's bungali waa lired on early today. tw> uses were held up and sot168 words
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Article39 1950-09-15 8 BUXIT MERTAJAM. Thurs. To riise funds for thoi: I i'dul builciini fund. St Muruaret's Convent School at Bukit Mertajam \'i!l hold a roneert on Friday and Siturday. One itrin will be 'S:ijv.' Whtte and the Seven DAdl'ls..'39 words
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Article63 1950-09-15 8 ALAY state and screen stars in Singapore will stage a play "Hidup Berdua" ("Live Together"), in the Sri Kcmbangan Opera, New World, on Saturday, to raiae money as a wedding present for two colleagues, Mr. Kadarisman and Miss Patamah Dean. Mr. Kadarisman performs Oriental dances63 words
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Article40 1950-09-15 8 Found guilty in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday of permitting his house to be used as a common gaming house, Ooh Whay Yam. 36, of Covent Row, was fined $750, or two months' simple imprisonment.40 words
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Article, Illustration35 1950-09-15 8 MR A CORBET, managing director of Borneo Motors at Kuala Lumpur, seated in the centre with members of the senior staff after a farewell dinner on the eve of his retirement.—Eastern Photoeraphers picture.35 words
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Article95 1950-09-15 8 PENANG TRIAL SUCCEEDS From Our Staff Correspondent PENANG. Thurs. BECAUSE an experiment in appointing Unofficial* as chairmen at meetings of the Standing Committees wax successful. Penang Municipal Commissioners have decided that Unofflclals should be permanent chairmen ot all com- mittees. except the Finance Committee. At today's special meeting of the95 words
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Article157 1950-09-15 8 jVONQ Ec Hung, manager of the Maryborough Theatre, ias fined $15 at Singapore 'esterday for failing to allow i full weekly holiday to Mrs i Madeleine Kow. a person emiloyed ''otherwise than in a onfldential capacity." Mr. C W. Lyle, Deputy I Commissioner for Labour, snid157 words
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178 1950-09-15 8 Counter Hall: Govt Urged To Dredge Outlets Of Ditch From Our Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thursday. DV a majority of eight votes to two, Penang Municipal Commissioners today decided that it was not necessary to appoint a subcommittee to study living conditions in Caunter Hall and other low-lying areas in the178 words
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Article74 1950-09-15 8 r PHE first Polish vessel to call A at Singapore since the war arrived here yesterday. She is the 8.000-ton freighi ter Warta. and after disI charging 100 tons of Polish beer. It will load rubber and general cargo for Hong Kong and Tientsin in North74 words
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Article151 1950-09-15 8 Residents Petition Sir Henry From Our Stall t'crrespsMi nt PENANG, T.mrs. pLOOD pictures published by the Straits Times anrl Singapore Free Press were cited as evidence of the "deplorable living conditions" In Penang's Caunter Hall area in a petition which more than 50 kampong leaders sent to Government today on151 words
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Article31 1950-09-15 8 From Our Staff ('orrrspundmt PENANG. Thurs— Mr. D. R. Home. First Magistrate. Penang, has been appointed secretary of the newly-formed Penan* and Province Welles--1 ley War Executive Committee.31 words
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Advertisement268 1950-09-15 8 fOCA***«tMOTO*cy£I£OWNC*S 0& Cvnpounds of chromium and tin (the M __J *j^U^^M >^h' I firs! M their kind in the w >rldl which /^lJflfl Ifl HHBi^k^B X"' *^^^IPV| W^ r^ I protect cyclinder walls and Distort V^^y All you have to do is to cut out this coupon, nap :M w^268 words
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Article, Illustration169 1950-09-15 9 ♦CTARS .n the ul« Malay t film "Takdir Illahi" f (The Will of God) Nen«r 1 ♦Yatimah M Fatimah. P. Kant Ice as Arshad, and I). J| Harris as Ahmad. N mii,' Yatimah is as yet unknown. Local born. 4- locally educated and 20 1 years of169 words
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Article, Illustration450 1950-09-15 9 LONDON: IN Leicester Square the name In lights over "High Lonesome" looked familiar; John Barry more but not the Barrymore you see just above. This time John Barrymore jun. No fuss about 18-year-old Barrymore s first star part. No campaign to boost his first film appearance In the West450 words
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Article, Illustration792 1950-09-15 9 J. BEHAGUE - J. BEHAGUE BY Taust' is superb WHAT can one say of Columbia's "Faust And The Devil", which received co 1 1 a 1 m P eTb 1 y er e»erj S 1 o W ye? k c b t^ t o h^ 1S a SUPer »"*<""""■ b nd792 words
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Advertisement261 1950-09-15 9 TODAY! LliLlllliliLJ 6 3 9 30 America's Most Famous Feud 1 FARLEY CrTnGW^CH AR LES BKXPOM) RAYMOND M ASSEY RICHARD BASEHART OKI PERREAU and mlrodmcimt WAN EVANS I PARALLELS IN FAMILY FIUpTjl I BB^^^^^^^^^bß BBBr '~>^_ '^BBBm I blb^bbbb! bbbbbb^T v M 7 KENTUCKY" IKSS CRETE 1950 Mountain wnr between261 words
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Advertisement276 1950-09-15 9 TODAY A SURE RETURN... IF YOU PLACE YOUR BET with GABLE [KING OF THE GAMBLERS) M.G.MS JMtfJ virile J2m^ I romantic tmb^S[ Xfc* drama! C^«. *^M^s^iJ -.If^^^ ©LARK SABLE MtXIS SMITH 'Any Number Can flaf Wendell Corey Audrey TotU-r Frank Morgan Mary Astor Lewis Stone Barry Sullivan Edgar Buchanan PLUS:276 words
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Miscellaneous271 1950-09-15 9 SINGAPOBB (Spore; 6 'At Your Service": t News; f 1.45 "Just Unpacked 1 10 am. New., followed by !A" 5^ rt Donald W. 30 Dance Mialc: 11 CU»e. Erner R .ncy News from K. L.; 10.10 i^?' £1 o BFEBB c:ose; J3 Malay Ipm Light Rancn I SM Malayan Police271 words
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Article106 1950-09-15 10 rpHE children ln the I State Welfare Home. Jr»hore Bahru. have found a friend ln Miss HUda DcwdIng sister o/ Air Chief Marsha) Lord Dowding. \ho was head of Fighter Command durinz the B-ttle of Britain^ Meetin 8 her friend Miss Enid Fernandas. State Welfare106 words
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Article, Illustration619 1950-09-15 10 TWO of Singapore's leading artistes, Willy Blok Hanson and Nonet. Stokes, are joining forces to give ballet lovers a least oi dance and music at the Victoria Theatre in a few weeks time. Tchaikowsky's "Romeo and Juliet". Strauss' "Rosenkavalier" and ProkoflefT's "Peter and the619 words
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Article200 1950-09-15 10 Cookery corner by Rosemary Robinson ISN'T this sugar-rationing a blight? Just when Iwe thought we'd got away from it all! Never mind! There are ways and means. I buy the crushed gula malacca for sweetening tea and coffee and save our ration of white sugar for those200 words
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Article, Illustration272 1950-09-15 10 KNOWN as one of the most beautiful woman in India. Shirin Fozdar is arriving in SingaDore on Tuesday to join her husband, Dr. Fozdar. The Fozdars are here on a mission. Dr. Fozdar has already given talks on the Baha'i faith in Singapore, and Shirin272 words
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Advertisement127 1950-09-15 10 W MADE IN ENGLAND Snug fitting Non- chafing Perfect Hygitne with complete security. SOFT, SAFE, SOLUBLE. AVAILABLE AT ALL FIRST CLASS DEALERS. LOVELIER SKIN IN 14 DAYS FOR 2 WOMEN OUT OF ft BY PAOIOLIVE BEAUTY PLAN Tested on 1,384 women for 14 day* by $9 docton (many of them127 words
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Advertisement164 1950-09-15 10 BRILLIANTINE HAIR CREAM 10 highlight your crowning glory fACE POWDER ROUGE PERFUME LIPSTICK TALC COLD CREAM VANISHING CREAM h BOURJOIS Oisrßi6uio«s GRAFTON LABORATORIES LIMITED. SINGAPORE Ifsffiict i&C?^ (^ZZ^\ ■■;J^y"vF%( L r& BSPIB ROWNTRfIS THE BIGGEST LITTLE MEAL IN MALAYA SOU A6CNTI GuTHBIE c €il? BUL O V A "Academy Award"164 words
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Miscellaneous239 1950-09-15 10 STRAITS TIMES CROSSWORD 1 8,r.., uS« m.> *&*"u ta Mnette CROSSWORD No. 166 i lens aw j&j* El""" Z I J' H 4 LJ 1 1* 1:J A I J a 1". II Thi nk^tiving tut I a 88. Abjorbing ocruootlon 110) i j 1 v 1 IX Intcniitji to239 words
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Article330 1950-09-15 11 LONDON, Thurs. THERE was less disposition in the London Stock Exchange today to further the recent rise in share prices. The parliamentary debate on defence introduced a note of caution although satisfaction was expressed at the Government announcement of no autumn budget. Closing middle prices oi seiecieo stocks330 words
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Article43 1950-09-15 11 I mm our Mitt Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. ITARMEN Rubber Company directors nave recommended a dividend of 7'i per cent less tax at the standard rate, payable on Oct 31. The company's profit for the year, before tax. was £18.38543 words
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Article241 1950-09-15 11 Little Business, But A Two-Cent Rise RUBBER prices again rose in Singapore yesterday, with sellers holding off. September first-grade registered $1.56* a ID. during the peak period. The market opened steady and continued firm throughout. Only a small volume of business was transacted During the afternoon the tone241 words
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Article37 1950-09-15 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs., Sept. 14— 5404.62' (up SU.I2 1 £790 a ton in London LONDON, Than., Sept. 14. —Spot £789— £79 L Torward £787— £788. Settlement £794. Turn -over: am. IN p.m. 65 tons.37 words
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Article167 1950-09-15 11 From A Market Correspondent rpHE Singapore copra market opened yesterday at Wednesday's level, with buyers at $48 and sellers at $49 per picul. There waa business passing later In the day at prices ranging from $48*4 to $48 'j. The market dosed quiet, steady, with buyers at167 words
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Article185 1950-09-15 11 .from A Market Correspondent A NUMBER of Tin company dividend announcements in London stimulated interest both there and locally yesterday, and there were better buying Inquiries in the Malayan share market. Prices showed some further small 'advance. Industrials In many cases were firm. A little Interest persisted la185 words
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Article49 1950-09-15 11 GUTHRIE Iz Company announce the following output figures for the Outhrle Oroup estates and mines, for August and to date 1950, In that order: Rubber ((lbs.), 6.946,914. 53,--112,770. Palm kernels (tons), 383. 3,453 Tin-ore (piculs), 719, 9,300. Black tea (lbs), 80,000. 1.170,200. Palm oil (tons), 1,130, 10,39749 words
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Article31 1950-09-15 11 HONO KG NO Thurs fJREE market currency exchange f for Hong Kong dollars wag quoted today aa follows: US$l. HKS633; £1. HK515.60; one tael of gold HK»29S.— UJ»31 words
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Article199 1950-09-15 11 CHIPB In the Singapore Outer and Inner Roads and alongsiefe Harbour Board godowns yesterday were: Oater Roads: Hal Hsuan, WatveranK, Benvannoch, La Charantc Ulysses, Union Builder, Tank' aven I. Vostok. La Caperim. Mnunß Bama, Khouiibga. Orduna. Inner Roods Rusa, Mtrauke, Malim. Ban Hong l.iong199 words
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Advertisement1348 1950-09-15 11 MANSFIELD 6c CO.. LTD. (Incorporated in Singapore) 1 bios funnel van Carrier's op'ion te proceed via other ports t. load and discharg. CSTf.. Sa'IINCS V. LIVERPOOL. CLASCOW. lONDON b CONTINENTAL PO»TS A *XXXrXsS LOnO 'JO3 S.p». 17/18 C^ O Gla, M gow Wi lltt C. J l/ J 2 S.pt.1,348 words
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Advertisement405 1950-09-15 11 PRESIDENT LINER SAILINCS TO NEW TORK ANO BOSTON VIA CEYLON. INDIA ECVPT aad MEDITERRANEAN PORTS Voort iharr. r I Pr«i Van Bur.n 29 Sept.- 3 Oct 4 Oct. 5/7 Oct. -res. lertinon 3/8 Oct. 9/10 Oct 11/11 Oct •r.s. P.lk 23/27 Oct 28/» Oct Te LOS ANCELES. SAN FRANCISCO b405 words
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Advertisement424 1950-09-15 11 BAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINCB FROM SCANOINAVIA/UK./CONTINENT 'or Hona. Kon«. Kob* Spore P Sham ttnanm b Yokohama 22.245.pt. "■Cambodia" for Bangkok Manila Hong Kong 25-29 Wpt 21.24 S«pt. L»U»«ia" for Saigon Bangkok C-T Ocf. 4 S Oct. 2 3 Oct. Nwrf«.«t" for Saigon Bangkok 11-14 Oct. 11-12 Oct. 9-10 Oct. 'Karaa"424 words
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Advertisement940 1950-09-15 11 McALISTER tft CO. LTD. (Incorpoiatco m singapeiej r«leprione Ne 5906 ELLERHAN djs BUCKNALL KLAVBMBftft LINE LONDON HAVRE ANTWtKP LOS ANCILES, SAN FRANCISCO, ROrVIROAM II r-HAMRURC »"O"TLANO SEA7TU VANCOUVtn' CITY O* IVANSVILLE Acceoting caico for central b South American Ports CIT» OF CHICAGO 30 S.pl./4 Oct. 5 Oct. 6 Oct. Spore940 words
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Article, Illustration758 1950-09-15 12 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP 16 Handicapped For Gold Cup By FOUR O'CLOCK II or Tara Street? That was the main talking point in racing circles yesterday when weights for the most glittering prize of the season the Singapore Gold Cvp were published. Four O'Clock 11. as expected,758 words
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Article242 1950-09-15 12 ITNINStRED and Cadzow Glen, two top-flight three-year-nlds. clash for the first time in the $5,000 Liberation Cvp richest sprint race of the season at Bukit Timah tomorrow. While Uninsured put up a magnificent display against well-performed Croydon on Wednesday, Cadzow Glen chalked up his242 words
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Article72 1950-09-15 12 SEREMBAN. Thurv ATTER being led two-nil in x the first half. Hong Kong soccer tourint* scored six goal* in the second half without east- i ceding another to win against Negrl fcmbtlan today. Negri scored through Kee Fah and throagh a header by Malik.72 words
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Article278 1950-09-15 12 OL 1. DIV. I I.M 36 r>. Con t o ».M Happy Traveller 8.13 Your Highness S.lt Steel Age 8.1! Regmar 8.11 Park 8.11 Golden Grove S.U River Moon 8.17 Kla i)i 8.65 Achilles 8.83 (tame Law 8.84 Keel Rose 7.12 Plrradillv 7.1* The Grand Abbot 7.89 <I.278 words
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Article139 1950-09-15 12 T»HE weights for the 21st running of the Singapore Gold Cup (distance ljm. and 36yd., stakes and added money not less than $20,000) are: 212 FOUK O'CLOCK II (Wadsworth) sy. 9.07 Jones 141 TARA STREET (Lewis) 4y. 9.04 Bacliy 000 INDIAN HEATHER (long) sy. 8.13 Doubt, starter139 words
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Article641 1950-09-15 12 REST OF THE SPORT Kota Raja 5; Pulau Brani Utd 2. I^OTA RAJA, reported as having won the SinXX gapore Association F.A. senior championship, beat Pulau Brani United by five roals to two at Jalan Besar yesterday, and it was just as well641 words
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Article61 1950-09-15 12 'D.R B r\ wt'llknown rac -horse owner, sums up the Cap situation In the following lines: "To pick the winner of the Cup Just carefully size the runners up. Then ask each trainer what he thinks And also stand them several drinks. Then write down what they61 words
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756 1950-09-15 12 EPSOM JEEP - TRAINERS JOCKEYS GIVE THEIR VIEWS EPSOM JEEP By rpRAINER Chum Wadsworth was all smiles when he rode his champion Four 1 O'clock 11. back to the saddling enclosure at Bukit Timah yesterday morning after his winding -up gallop for the Gold Cup test tomorrow "Chum" had every reason to be756 words
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Article, Illustration346 1950-09-15 12 Cold Cup Profiles....! o gV 455 p.m. tomorrow w» shall know the result of the most open Gold Cup race for years. Four O'Clock 11, Tara Street. Battleshin ond Clynor make a formidable combination. But the race, by reason of its exacting test of346 words
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Advertisement719 1950-09-15 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. (Continued from page 8) SITUATION VACANT ROBINSONS require services of expfi lenred vlndow dresser, man or wf.rrjan. Apply .personally. ACCOMMODATION VACANT COSMOS, 17. Scotts Rd Avail. on- single room Full board. AVAILABLE large furnished C»uule bed-sitting rooms 1 1 h bow A Telephone *****1. Fi'RNISHED Large single room,719 words
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Miscellaneous70 1950-09-15 12 SOCCER: (ommunilv Lge: Eurasians R VI. at Jalan Besar sla4ium: Businea* Hse. A: Malayan I Pub. Hoe. v Malayan Airways at G«ylanc; Bus. Hae. B: Straits Times v Cable Wireless at Farrer 'Park. Hocm V BM.C. -A" v J.CC. on padang: S.C.C. "A" Sherwood Foresters on padang. i SINGAPORE TIDES70 words
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