The Straits Times, 17 September 1950

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    30 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Edition Of Th« ft traits Times <S. Singapore Free Press No. 790. SINGAPORE. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1950. if. PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    FALL OF SEOUL IS IMMINENT
    330 1 Street fighting reported CEOUL IS EXPECTED TO FALL DURING THE WEEKEND TO THE POWERFUL UNITED NATIONS FORCES QUICKLY FANNINC OUT AND EXPLOITING THE INCHON BRIDGEHEAD. An unconfirmed report, quoting the South Korean radio at Fusan last night, claims that U.S. and South Korean Marines have
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    BULLETINS ARE TONED DOWN'
    44 1 LONDON, Sat— Mr. Bernard Shaw, suffering from a broken thigh bone, was stated this morning to be •comfortable and cheerful." Doctors are now issuing toned down" bulletins on Mr. Shaw's condition because he insists on listening to news broadcasts. Reuter.
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    Two new features
    167 1 THE Sunday Times has obtained the rights to publish two exciting new features and both start next week. The first is a scries of articles by Sir Donald Bradman in which he gives his side of the great controversies that have shaken the world of cricket. These
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    Thermometer went up and UP ...and UP
    205 1 i 'S^^B^^Bttt^g^^^^^^^^^^^^^g/i^^^^ m mm l J^!£^~^^^ Mtm^^^^^^^^3t&jß^^£*±^* mM^m^^^^^^^^. j.^^^^^^^ THERMOMETERS weren't made to record the temperature that an unnamed Chinese man ran in Malaya. The scale on the instrument stoppec at 110 degrees. But the Chinese went farther ht had a I temperature
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    POLICE SPY ON LONDON REDS
    119 1 POLICE SPY ON LONDON REDS LONDON. Sat. pOLICE spies were ordered today to keep watch on a series of weekend meetings which may touch off crippling Red-inspired strikes against Britain's defence efforts. Agents of Scotland Yard's Special Branch will take 1 down all speeches in shorthand. Special attention will be
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    POLICE DRIVER COLLAPSES
    67 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A Malay police constable. while driving a police patrol i car. collapsed at the junction of Dorset Road and Kampong Java Road last night. Another constable, who was sitting next to the j driver, applied the handbrake and prevented a serious ac- cident.
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    LONG BLACKOUT IN TANGLIN
    50 1 A major breakdown of electric cables at Chatsworth Road caused an extensive blackout at the Tanglin area last night. The electricity failed at 6.30 p.m. Labourers were rushed to the spot to repair the lines. By 11 o'clock current was restored to parts of the area.
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    SULTANAH IN HOSPITAL
    69 1 Sunday Times Correspondent LONDON, Sat. THE Sultan jnd Sultanah of lohore are hoping that a daughter will b.- born to them tomorrow, the Sultan's 77th birthday. The Sultana is now in Welbeck Street Nursing Home. At Crosvcnor House, the Sultan's secretary said that the Sultan was not
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    She sees after six years
    222 1 She sees after six years Sunday Times Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. CIFTEEN years ago the eyes I of 65-year-old Saunah binte Hussem began to fail «her and six years ago she became totally blind. Recently, aged 80, she had her sight restored by the State Welfare Home. Johore Bahru;
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    OWNER HELD BY BANDITS
    131 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter MR H Cowling, of Cameron i f Highlands, the well; I known racehorse owner who races under the name Kongsi i International, was driving through Perak yesterday when he saw a bus stopped on the road. He presumed that the passengers were
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    FOGARTY FOR HONG KONG
    32 1 The Commander-in-Chlef, Far East Air Force. Air Marshal Sir Francis Fogarty, will be leaving Changi tomorrow morning by air for a routine visit to Air Headquarters, Hong Kong.
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    GOLD-CUP WINNER
    88 1 AS?vc: T*ra Srrcrr, cleverly ridden by Wally Bagby. wins the Singapore Turf Club's Cold Cup race (Km.) at Bukit Timah yesterday. This camerasraph. called by the judge to decide second place, shows Raj Mahal a head in front of Four o'Clock. Right: Mrs. H. C. Reilly. wife of
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    Airport Move at Paya Lebar
    211 1 Airport Move at Paya Lebar Sunday Times Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S Civil Airport, one capable of taking the largest aircraft, may be sited at Paya Lebar. The Governmerft took the first step in this direction yesterday with a Gazette notification that an area of approximately 1 ,490 acres at Paya Lebar
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    TARA STREET WINS THE COLD CUP
    246 1  -  EPSOM JEEP By DEFORE a jam packed crowd of 12,000 race goers, Tara Street a four-year-old I Irish-bred bay gelding of Flamenco out of Night Call, triumphed in the greatest Cold Cup race in Malayan turf history at Bukit Timah yesterday. Briliantly ridden by
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    SHOOTING IN PENANC
    33 1 Sunday Timci Staff Correspondent PENANC. Sat. A Chinese policeman was (hot dead late tonight by two Communists. More than five shots were fired. A Chinese boy w» also injured severely.
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    KING GEORGE V SAID TOR GOODNESS' SAKE TEACH THEM TO WRITE A DECENT HAND'
    2702 2 KING GEORGE V SAID TOR GOODNESS' SAKE TEACH THEM TO WRITE A DECENT HAND' The Duchess of York tells the new governess, Miss Marion Crawford: t "I do hope you will be happy here and like us." In the secopd* instalment frotat hpr pf^k hittLQ Princesses, Miss Crawford tells of
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    THE GENERAL SAYS HIS FAREWELL
    54 3 THE GENERAL SAYS HIS FAREWELL T-t? Com-n.iJcr in Chief FARELf. General Sir 9 Sn Hirjing jpjn'.s to men of tSe O.vonshire Regiment wno are 1.-iving Malaya for Hong Kong it replacements for the Wil. IjS.re Reg:.Tient. Of Hrn 450 m n soiag. 93 >re rcguljrs and Hrn remainder Nationjl Service
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    ANOTHER CARRIER ARRIVES
    225 3 ANOTHER CARRIER ARRIVES M B«a 1 Urn t: Irr t| MJB. Theseus, second Ko- tea bouna aircraft rari io arrive in BtngftpoK i 'i Britain in the oast two I <i s. steamed into the Naval Base yesterday morning v iiu tl •> .surrounding hiil< rover- i h-: ting to
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    MURDER APPEAL
    55 3 S irHav Ti:iir* Staff ltrpi»rler A sessions of the Court of Crirunal Appeal v.ill be held a' i'ie Sinpapore Hitch Court tomorrow. Two cases are list ed for hearing, one of them an appeal against sentence of ieath for murdei. Following the Criminal A >neals, four civil appeals
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    SHIFT IN POST
    60 3 Sunday Times Staff Krporlrr JOHORE BAHRU. Sat— Mr T. P. M. Lewis. Superintendent of Education, Johore, who is on a short vacation, will on the expiry of his leave take up the appointment of Deputy Director of Education. Federation of Malaya in place of Mr L. D.
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    TEACHERS'BENHAM SCALE PROTEST
    235 3 TEACHERS' BENHAM SCALE PROTEST Sunday Times Staff Reporter A PROTEST against the Government's imposition of the Benham salary scheme on schoolteachers was made yesterday by teachers of Government-aided schools at an emergency extraordinary meeting of the Singapore Teachers' Union. The objection was made in view of the Union's rejection of
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    'Grandma' now has $3,706
    178 3 Sm>da> Times Staff Rrporter i 'J'WO further donations of $25 and S6 received at the Straits Times office yes- .terday raised the "Grandma i Ong Fund" total to $3,706.10. The donation for $2i is a joint i effort by five people. "We appreciate very much the
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    NEW $100,000 RADIO OFFICES
    64 3 Sunday Time* Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Work has started on ofPoes for the Telecommunications Department, Kluang. The i new building, it is estimated, will cost $100,000 and will be completed in nine months. Kluang is the biggest zone i centre for felecommunica- j ttons in
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    Chinatown Speaks
    568 3 By C. T. BOON MR. Laycock's Marriage I Age Bill is being well received among thoughtful people in Chinatown s<nce its passage is likely to affect the Chinese more than any other community This bill Indicates another slop forward in the progressive development of Singapore In attempting to
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    CHINESE UNIVERSITY FOR SINGAPORE'
    409 3 CHINESE UNIVERSITY FOR SINGAPORE' Millionaire's educational proposal Sunday Times Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Chinese community leaders are seriously considering the establishment of a multi-million dollar university to enable Chinese students in Malaya to receive academic education in Chinese language, culture, arts and science. This first indication of this proposal was given
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    Air arrival gets lost at Kallang
    144 3 Air arrival gets lost at Kallang Sunday Times Staff Reporter SIXTEEN-year-old Teo Ek Chew who arrived oy BOAC Argonaut from Hong Kong yesterday afternoon got lost for half an hour at Kallang airport before he found his elder brother who had gone to meet him. Ek Chew wandered out of
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    THEFTS FROM CARS
    58 3 Sb«day Times Staff Reporter |NURINC recent mentht. cases of rttcfts ot articles left m unattended cart have keen reported to rfce police, a Singapore C.I.D. tpoketman said yesterday. The public are warned Not to leave any articles in their can. unless the vehicles arc attended to or
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    SPOT RUBBER DECLINES
    111 3 FE Singapore rubber market opened at lower levels yesterday on news of favourable development in the Indonesian estate strike situation. Again, only a small volume of business was reported. The market closed quiet with spot loose at $1.54, one and a half cents below Friday's price. Singapore
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    TIN PRICES
    9 3 SINGAPORE, Saturday. Sept. 16 S3SS (Down US.)
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    SINGAPORE UMNO OPPOSED
    44 3 Sund»v Times Staff Reporter 'PHE Singapore Malay Union ■a. yesterday decided at an emergency meeting, to oppose the formation of an UMNO branch in Singapore on the ground that political I conditions In Singapore were different from those in the F.-.i-'ration.
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      320 3 TODAY'S RADIO SIMCAPORK a.m. Waltt Time; ».3O With a Smile tt A Song"; 845 "At the Piano"; 10 News, followed by Emergency Newg from K.L.; 10.10 Light Music; 10.30 Latin American Rhythm; 11 "Love From Leighton Buzzard'; 11.30 Methodic S udio Service; 1J Malay; 1 pjn. Harry Brunet at the
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    state secret
    2046 4 THE STORY SO FAR John Marlowe (Douglas Fairbanks), an American i surgeon in possession of the secret that the Dictator, > Ceneral Niva, it dead, is fleeing for his life in the V < Central European State of Vosnia, with the aid of I i Lisa, a half-English
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    MANCROFT SUMS UP HIS TOUR
    418 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter "CAR too many" As .am were still "sitting and talking" and "very few of them" getting on with the' "hard task of preparing; themselves for the responsi- i b'lity of self-government.' 1 Tills was the opinion exDre.soed to the Sunday Times
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    RUSH ON ENGLISH NIGHT SCHOOL
    465 5 Started with 13 pupils, now has 1,003 Sunday Times Staff Reporter "fHE old maxim that "Cod helps those who help themselves" holds true in Singapore today or at least as for as 1.003 Malays are concerned. These thousand-odd Malays are the pupils at the night
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    Army to train at Kota Tinggi
    120 5 Army to train at Kota Tinggi Sunda> Times Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. AN area of 8,000 acres in the Kota Tinggi district has been acquired by the military lor the headquarters of the Far East Army Training Centre. This area adjoins both sides of the main Johore Bahru Kota Tinggi
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    SALES ENGINEER
    80 5 Mr. Howard M. Moss, new I sales engineer of Messrs. I Carrier International Ltd., in Singapore, arrived yesterday afternoon by BOAC Argonaut from Hong Kong Mr. and Mrs. |acob Solomon after Hieir recent wedding at the Maghain Aboth Synagogua, Singapore. The bride, formerly Miss Hilda Saul, is daughter
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    A SUPER' FOR EACH SCHOOL
    52 5 From our Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRC. Sat.— Chinese school committees hare- been notified by the Superintendent of Education, Johore, that under the 1959 School Registration Ordinance, ererr Chinese school must have a Supervisor. All correspondency with th* Education Department mast be %ig ned by the
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    AID BOYS TO STAY IN SCHOOL'
    258 5 AID BOYS TO STAY IN SCHOOL' THE MALAY Teachers Union has plans to approach the Malay, community in Singapore to raise funds to enable Malay schoolboys to remain at school until they have passed the school certificate examination. The president of the Union. Inche Ou Abdul Rahman bin Haji Mohamed
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    Doctor charged with forgery
    113 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A DOCTOR claimed trial in the Singapore Fourth Polio Court yesterday, to two charges of forging inter national certificates of inoculation and vaccination at hi clinic in Rangoon Road between June 7 and Aug. 25. He was 47-year-old Dr Hugh Conrad Stubbs.
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    ESTATE TODDY SHOPS OPPOSED
    94 5 Sunday Times Icrresn-nuenl JOHORE BAHRU, Sat— The i Johore State division of the Malayan Trade Council havn passed a resolution opposing the re-opening of estate toddj shops and are asking the I Government to holrj in abeyance any steps for re-opening I these shops until the
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    DOCTORS' FAREWELL
    66 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Sat Da to Dr. J. M. Lowson, Principal Medical Officer, Johore and Datin Dr. Lowson, Lady i Medical Officer in charge ol the Women's and Children's Clinic. Johore Bahru, who art leaving the State at the enc lof the month on retirement
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    MALAY HOSTEL
    47 5 Sunday Times staff Reporter KAJANO. Sat -Kajanf Malays have provided hoste accommodation to 40 Mala' boys who are attending thi Kajang High School. A larg< building, formerly occupie< by the Arabic School, adjoin ing the Malay Mosque, ha. been fitted up to meet theii needs.
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    THE SINGAPORE SCENE
    1677 6 leuc IMqmli/ REPORTING THEY may have opened the Dutch Club officially last Tuesday but unofficially it was more or less opened already last Sunday A very wise thing too. for with 500 people present on Tuesday, even a reporter can't be expected to see much except just
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    HUMAN CASEBOOK
    860 7 YOUR PROBLEMS ANSWERED I recently married an educated and intelligent girl and toe are both very happy. But lately we havt both been very upset by the fact that a male neighbour frequently calls at our house and very often while I am au ay at work. My
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    BREAKFAST VARIETY
    421 7 PRAWN SCRAMBLE pREPARE two tablespooufuls ot prawns and cut la halves. Pry them In a tablespoonful of butter for about three minutes. Pour In three eggs lightly beaten up with a tabTe;poonfuf of milk Flavour with a teaspoonful of anchovy essence. SUr over gentle heat until the mixture
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    AT HOME ON THE THAMES
    1049 7  -  MARY HEATHCOTT jj "MWLW.V/AWWrVA j; b I AS you lie under the punkah or the whispering, papery palms, digesting your Sunday curry tiffin, shall I refresh you with the description of a September day in London? September is the month which produces wonderful days with
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    Duchess Sets The" Fashion
    160 7 BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT T*HE Duchess of Windjor, i holidaying at Biarritz with the Duke, has created a fashion sensation with her clothes and Jewels In direct opposition to dictates of the Paris fashion houses which favour voluminous, long, evening gowns, the Duchess is attending many
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      250 7 UlLilj&rLU IN THE MORNING-^ •■(•a ft)* «te* k* •*•<•>( r >»' «o.« »..<.«• a»M m i— -A Sma*v am I At»*» MMsM p-'^ I haY a |4aM -jt.t aatf <■*>*■• W ttjOKtinai of tin* »jr?, c Wl *Jmf the lining ft.. \*xl J thrxl. «l«rti«f rHei. .Htct «t fh, wit
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    mems Diary
    681 8  -  MARIAN by CUNDAY: Evan, who has been drooping for Dome days, died this morning. Wonder how best to break it to the children, who were Tery fond of the animal. Eventually go Into bedromo and say I.sn t it a pity, Jane's little rabbit is dead.' No answer
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    The battle of the cents
    624 8  -  LUCY TAN HOUSEWIVES' CORNER f by TPHE wise old saying A "Take care of the pennies and the pounds will look after themselves" is never more applicable than In these trying days of austerity when rising costs of living are threatening to. burst the slender
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    LOVERS' LANE IS CLOSED
    232 8  -  KLUANGER by Kuala Lumpur i 'Tiger Lane." haunt of courting couplet, hat b«en closed for security reason*. A formidable barricade haj been placed •croii the road, closing it to traffic Sunday Times Sept. 3, 1950. No more we'll walk down Lovers' Lan« They've gone and shut
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    AM VICTIMSED SAYS SEAMAN
    418 9 AM VICTIMSED SAYS SEAMAN Anti-semittsni allegation Sunday Times Staff Reporter j\ SINGAPORE Jewish seaman producing a. British passport from his hip-pocket, yesterday told an Inquiry Commission, appointed by the Covernor to study conditions of seamen in the Colony, that he was being victimised because he was a Jew. The Jewish
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    27 9 Ccottrey Dyson, British A.A.A. coach teen en arrival ar Killing Airport yeiterdiy With him it hi* host. Mr. E. Strickland. President of Smgipore A.A.A. Sunday Times picture
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    War veterans at today's service
    344 9 Sunday Times Air Correspondent C EVEN veterans of the Pacific War will form the colour parry this morning when an RAF Ensign it presented to St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, to take i its permanent place with the colours of the other two Services on the
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    51 Bandits killed in August
    134 9 51 Bandits killed in August Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. BANDITS killed since the; Emergency began totalled i 1.385 at the end of Aiifiust,!, according to figures released today During August Security Forces killed 51 bandits, wounded 23 who managed to escape, captured two wounded and another 14
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    ONN, TAN GET BRIEFED'
    171 9 ONN, TAN GET BRIEFED' i Sunday Times Staff Reporter i QATO Onn bin Ja'afar, chairman of the Rural I n d v s t r ial Development Authority, in the Federation, and Mr. C. C. Tan, the Singapore Legislative Councillor and leader of the Progressive Party, leave Singapore tomorrow tor
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    HAD CHAP JI KI SLIPS
    106 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Tan Ah Lui. aged 21. pleaded guilty in the Singapore J Fourth Police Court yester- I day. to assisting in a chap ji ki lottery at the junction of North Bridge Road and Fraser i 'Street on Sept. 15. He was
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      341 9 IF the University of Malaya is to serve Malayans best its future development jmust be along Western .....o iund it must maintain tne Iclosest link with western uniI verslties abroad." I This, writes Bob Gilmore. Melbourne correspondent of The Sunday Times, was the view expressed by our Professor of Biochemistry,
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      250 9 AND now to answer Prof. Lug*. First of all it must be apparent to everyone by now that we are developing along completely Western lines, and that, in fact our development has been so Western as to cause great alarm among a certain group of students. We do maintain the
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      152 9 A DEPARTMENT of Philosophy and one of Orlental Studies would certainly go a long way to helping us resolve the conflict between the small residues of our cultural backgrounds and any Westernisation we might have undergone. For there do exist many things in Malay, Chinese and Indian cultures that are
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      532 9 It started in Singapore in February, 1942... One of the most incredible attempts at escape was made by Captain C. O. JENNINGS of Kuala Lumpur, with one companion. This story of 127 days at sea in an open boat is told in AN OCEAN WITHOUT SHORES by C. O. JENNINGS
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  • THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, SEPT. 17, 1950.
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      170,000 MORE MOUTHS
      425 10 Every day there are 70.000 Rtong people in the world than the day before, and every year 25.000,000 more. Bertrand Russell, the world famous philosophermathematician. WELL at all events Malaya .seems to be playing its fair share. Judging by figures for the first I six months of
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    THE MEDIUMS OF CHINATOWN
    1267 10 The borderline betwfceli liifcclidine and •miracle appears to be vague, says ALAN ELLIOTT who has been investigating ACCORDING to a recent report, a well known British psychiatrist stated on returning from a tour of Africa that tribal practitioners were well in advance of him and his
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    North Korea & the future
    754 10 North Korea the future T ANDINGS by United Nations forces far behind the battle lines already are heralded as the beginning of the end in Korea. Perhaps so, although il is safer to suppose that the tough Korean Communist Infantryman is not going to be quickly broken on the hammer
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    AIRMEN BALE OUT' IN ATTACK
    680 11 AIRMEN BALE OUT' IN ATTACK Red Army defends Colony in big exercises j Sunday Times Staff Reporter TWENTY ONE air crew members of the Royal Air Force, the Royal Australian Air Force and Royal New Zealand Air Force, all of whom have taken part in operations in Malaya recently, "crashed"
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    CHILD KILLED IN CRASH
    89 11 MMBJ MM Slaff Rrporler r)NG Ah Kenc I 14-year old Singapore school girl. killtd and her 12-year ©Ui brother. Onp Ah Poo, and ano'iiier school hoy. Thong < cc cii i were seriously inJured In a traffic accident at fc' 2 mite Jurong Road < ttemoon.
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    CHINESE LADIES ASSOCIATION
    17 11 Mrs. Tan Chin Tuan has been elected president of th« < Chinese Ladles Association,! Singapore.
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    ROBBERY CHARGE
    54 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Ahmad bin Ellas was charged in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday, for robbing Koh Ah Hup of a I wrist-watch valued at $35 a I torchlight valued at $3 and cash $25 at Swettenham Road ,on the night of Sept. 5. Ahmad was
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    20 11 Two Europeans on a motorcycle are stopped at the junction of Mandai Road yesterday during Operation ivader. Sunday Time* picture.
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    Fracas in office, S. Africans fined
    499 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter gEC A USE they disagreed with an editorial entitled, Witch-Doctor Malan." three South African ship's engineers walked into the editorial offices of the Singapore Standard on Friday night and started abusing the editor. When they were asked to leave, they
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    TAMIL CHARGED WITH MURDER
    68 11 Sunday Tim^s Staff Reporter A Tamil, Valayudin Bhanu was charged in the Relief Court yesterday", with the murder of another Tamil, Ramasamy, at 13y a mile-! stone, Chua Chu Kang Road on the night of Bept. 15. He was remanded till Sept. Ramasamy, who died In
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    STOLE SUGAR FROM EMPLOYER
    135 11 Sunday 'lime* SUIT Beporter Seventeen- year-old N J n Yew Thong pleaded guilty in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday, to committing a theft of six katls o sugar at the 14Vi m.s. Changi Road, on Sept. 6. He had sold the sugar without the permission
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    TENSE AND DRAMATIC PLAY
    128 11 TENSE AND DRAMATIC PLAY Sunday TUnea SUB Reporter A RIDDLE concerning the Identity of "Margaret" forms the theme of James [Parish's "Message for Margaret" which Singapore Re- pertory Theatre presented last night. i The name is uttered by a character whose death In an accident is Introduced In the opening
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    Gay and fanciful hats
    202 11 By Our Wo THOUSANDS of racegoers double the braverrh^.w^J i^tLV"'^ l" T"'. 1 braved the sweltering heat on Malaya s biggest race day yesterday. More and more of the women are dressing up tor the races, and the crowd was interspersed with gay and fanciful hats
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    What well dressed dogs wear
    327 13 What well dressed dogs wear AFF the Champs Elysees, near the salons of exclusive dressmaker Balmain and one of the most expensive shirtmakers in Paris, is a shop callaf Au Chien Elegant (At the Elegant Dogi. When I called, two tiny Yorkshire terriers, owned by the wife of a French
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    How Malays catch the mouse deer
    662 13 BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT KUALA LUMPUR: gOME of the most ingenious methods of hunting animals are used by Malays. Orthodox hunters and sportsmen go to the field with guns on their shoulders and specially trained dogs at their heels. They wait for their dogs
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    Joe, the berok,' is a problem child
    744 13 Joe, the berok, is a problem child ANIMAL 1 LOVERS' CORNER Hay* you any problems about j dogs, cars, birds or monkeyi. Send your queries to Animal Lovers' Corner. Sunday Tim«« I bought a young berok 1 in Feb. of this year and for a month 1 was most disappointed.
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    CATS COST £20,000,000
    186 13 CATS COST £20,000,000 DRITISH people are expected to spend £20.--000,000 this year on food for their 8 000,000 cats. The National Canine Defence League have completed a survey of the whole of Britain to find out how many cats there are and how much is spent on feeding them. An
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    22 13 T H E Malayan mouse d«er can be teen in its natural setting in an exhibition cas« in Raffle i Museum, Singapore.
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    Dimple saved the puppies
    220 13 TEN -YEAR old Dimple .Rodrigues of St. Anthony's Convent, is one of the many children in Singapore who is doing her bit to relieve the suffering of animals. Dimple, who is a member o; the Animal Lovers League found four little female puppies on the road
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    763 14 T*HERE are two "culA tural 1 representatives from the People's Government of China in the British Crown Colony of Hong Kong today— and these two men (their activities are beinß closely watched by the authorities) In great measure control the destinies of struggling Chinese
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    What a Devil!
    599 14  -  VICTOR STAIN ES by A TREAT accorded to Singapore by Columbia films which will be also be seen in the Federation soon Is "Faust And The Devil". It is predicted that the film will do very well in Singapore. It has pretty nearly ewrjrthhv;: a good story
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    SPOT THE STARS!
    293 14 ALTHOUGH it h a X well-known fact that >? Malaya is film con- sciaus. M was thought > that last week's com- petition would stump many of you, bill only a a few of the thousands >> of entries were incorThe stars last weak were Phil Silvers,
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    Malayan Guides make Australian friends
    764 15 kJANY of the 47 Malayan Cirl Cuides who arrived in Perth last month went under canvas" for the first .time in their Guiding career when they joined West Australian Cirl Cuides at their camp site at Seaward. It *.i* the first international Guides' camp held
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    107 15 me sec... Right away an Austin strikes you as being a trim, nice-looking job sound as a bell. But make yourself hard to satisfy. Have a good look at the coachwork the finish the upholstery. CfoM the doors and see how tightly they fit wind the windows up and down—
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      238 16 CRIME QUIZ I THE ALPINE CLIMBER By Leonard CribbU Sketches by A. E. Morley Pot<« found bartaaad body ol |oho K«nf. a well known Alpine cl mbf al In* 'oof of a granite hill n*ut hit horn* Thay had txen telephoned by Mrs. K»nt. who cIJ;T»d her husband had i«ft
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      668 16 UNLESS you always play Here Is a typical example of bridge with the same how things can go wrong with an few players, you will sonnettin»s unfamiliar partner, have occasion to be the partner With both sides vulnerable, of someone whose gam* you do North opened with one notrump. not
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    I reveal secrets of S.I.6—my spy system
    1027 17  - I reveal secrets of S.I.6 my spy system JACK SOLOMONS CONCLUDING THE LIFE STORY OF THE BOSS O^ l WsiJ§^'mmSl^M by THERE is a book-maker in Belfast whose wife 1 is potty about an expensive and speciallymade perfume obtained only in a side street in Paris. There is a waitress
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    1045 17 Always be one move ahead of your rivals the ground of bronchial trouble I had flown to Parts to lodge a complaint with the European Boxing (Jnlcn about the way bids for this .match had been handled, but, to put It bluntly, it began to look as though Monaghan w.
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    Accent on women's hockey in Perak
    843 18  -  SHARPSHOOTER by THE accent will be on women's hockey during this year's season In Perak. Fans are gratified to learn that the Perak Hockey Association, at its ani.ual General Meeting recently decided to take definite steps to infuse more enthusiasm and interest in the
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    CROSSWORD SOLUTION
    104 18 Across: 1 Hole. I. Lie. 6. Ajar. 7, Lap. 9, Depresses. 12, Seam. 14. Duet. 15, Ace. 17, Admit. 18, Extol. 19. Ripe. 20. boar. 22 mi 33 Staging. 2t>. Oil. 28, Add. 29, Rend 32. Scout. 33, Coye 1 34, Pet. 35, Tret. 38. Wile. 39, Speedwell,
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    Know the openings
    1139 18 CHESS CORNER by "THE THIRD KNIGHT** i IyHENEVER the beginner picks i up a manual of chess he finds that the author, after showing the moves, goes straight to the end-game and be- gins instructions on 1 how to win with King i and Pawn against King.
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    AAA COACH ARRIVES IN SPORE
    205 19 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent QEOFFRE* Oyson, British A^.A. coach, arrived in Singapore yesterday by BOAC Argonaut from London but without his famous teninch artist's lay model known as 'His Nibs." Mr. Dyson told reporters that he was only allowed 66 pounds of luggage and his
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    DUTCH CLUB WIN
    39 19 ■pjflCH Club def€;ited Kampona Bnhru Sports Club by thire goals to '*"o in a friendly soccer match at Alexandra Road yesterday. KaTipong Bahru Spoils Club will meet Pulau Branl Chinese at fi.ccer at Pulau Bruiii today.
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    TEACHERS WIN
    29 19 Sherwood Poresiers fielding only eight men. were beaten two-one oy a ten-man team from the Teachers Training College in a game of hockey at Farrer Park yesterday.
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    LOCKE PRAISES AUST. GOLFER
    65 19 SYDNEY. Sat:— Bcoay Locke and amateur Doug Davies defeat- I <d Sydney professionals Kelvin 1 Nagle and Bruce Jacks two and 2 one in an exhibition match at the l Concord Club's course on Friday, j S Locke and Nagle both had one under par 70
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    ARSENAL SCORE 6 AT HIGHBURY
    373 19 Burnley hold Newcastle DLAYING at their own ground, at Hignbury, Arsenal, the F.A. Cup holders, trounced Huddersfleld by six goals to two in the First Division of the English Football League yesterday. With Newcastle only able to draw with Burnley, Arsenal now have the same
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    High praise for Indian badminton
    212 19 DRAISE for the good organisation of badminton 1 in India was expressed by Tan Jin Eong. former Perak singles champion, who landed at KaHang Airport yesterday with Selangor Malay star A. Piruz. The Malayans took part in the recent badminton tournaments held In Bombay "The
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    SINGAPORE v. S'GORSOCCZR?
    96 19 Sunday Times Koala Lumpur Sports Correspondent THE Malayan Association for the prevention of tuberculosis is organising a football match either between the North and South or SeJangor and Singapore to be played on Oct. 28. The football sub-commit-tee of the association is hoping to have the match
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    JOHORE BAHRU SOCCER TIE
    56 19 Sunday Time* J-.it.re Hihm Sports Repa-ter c In a Johore Bahru C-flMet Msociation Soccer cup-lie ina'ch played on the kUna padar.g yesterday, Prisons Sports Club >eat C.V.M.A. (Johore" ay two [oals to one. Scorers for Prison? Sports Club were Syeti and Klulid. C.V M.A. scored their
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    BAKAR NETS THREE GOALS
    147 19 Sunday Times Seremban Sport* Correspondent A WANG BAKAR did It again. In Singapore Malays' Sultans' Gold Cup semi-final against Negri Sembilan Malays at Seremban yesterday, he scored all three goals in his side's 3-2 victory. Singapore will meet Penang Malays in the final at Seremban on
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    POLICE BEATEN IN CUP SOCCER
    84 19 Sunday Time* Johore Bahru Sports Reporter THE Police, soccer league champions this season, were eliminated from the Cup competition yesterday when the Johore Military Forces beat them by two goals to nil on the Istana packing. There was no scaring in the first half, which
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    RMP XV WIN 11-6
    30 19 I>OYAL Military Police (Provost Company) beat R. A. S. C. Training School by 11 -points to six in a friendly rugger match at Nee Soon yesterday.
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    35 19 GOLD CUP WINNER: Tara Street (Bajby), hero of the Gold Cup race at Bukit Timah yesterday, being led in by "Madam Chan," who Jointly owns the winner with Mr. S. C. Wong. Sunday Times picture
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    MAYFLOWER PAIR WIN SBA TITLE
    316 19 po.MBININO beautifully. Miss v Margaret Lim and Miss Mak Fong Sim of Mayflower B.P. defeated Miss Rosie Foong and Miss Rosalind Koh (Marigold) 15-1, 17-14 in the women's Junior doubles final of the Singapore badminton championships at the Clerical Union hall last night. Last week,
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    TARA STREET WINS GOLD CUP IN RECORD TIME
    2955 20  -  EPSOM JEEP Bright Eyes smashes B. Timah sprint mark By BIG SWEEP Total $452,725. Ist: *****0 $'?0:i.7:>6 2nd: *****7 $101.883 3rd: *****0 S 56,590 Starters (57.073 each) Nos. *****6, *****4 *****2, *****9. *****4. 77f6?6. *****7, *****4. Consolation ($3,395 each) Nos. *****2. *****6
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    Fed. A.A.A.'s nonchalant about Dyson
    248 20 Sunday Times Kuala Lumpur Sports Correspondent STATE Athletic Associations in the Federation do not seem to be interested in improving the standard of athletics. The Selangor Amateur Athletic Association, at their meeting held recently, decided to invite two coaches from each of the States and
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