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Title Section18 1950-09-19 1 The Straits Times. MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER; ESTABLISHED 1845 TWELVE PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPfgftlllEß 19 1950. PRICE TEN CENTS.18 words
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Article337 1950-09-19 1 Tokyo Rumour Of N. Korean Peace Moves TOKYO, Monday. QENERAL MACARTHUR announced tonight that fighter planes had befVU using Kimptt r rn jjjiifn nf tffi? Hari fttwr west ©f Seoul There ■Te persistent rumours in Tokyo that the North Koreans have begun fteace overtures. TheReuter - 337 words
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72 1950-09-19 1 Rediffusion Strike: New Conference REPRESENTATIVES of the Singapore Rediffusion Employees Union and .Redlffu^lon (Singapore) Ltd. have mutually agreed to re-open negotiations to settle the 46 j dayi' old strike on Friday at t h i .abour Department. cl'irt" Reinstatement of Mr. D. N. Bootn. the unions president; Ann lal salary72 words
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Article, Illustration185 1950-09-19 1 Churchill Memoirs:War in Malaya THE Strairs Times will resume publication of 1 Winston Churchill's War Memoirs on Oct. 10. with the fourth volume in the series "The Hinge of Fate." The first book in this entitled "The Onslaught of |apan and tha highlight, include the |apanese occupation of Malaya and185 words
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Article167 1950-09-19 1 MAN DETAINED IN GUNMEN HUNT A (HiNi:SK was detained yesterday by the' Sln- ixire police for identification in connection with the shooting on Sunday morning of a Malay constable by two gunmen in Lorong 2>, Geylang. vu detained an the, si ond day of <t Sin- 1 \/idp h'.mt. wldch167 words
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Article59 1950-09-19 1 BANGKOK. MON. has egreed to export O 700 he:>d of cattle a month to Malaya to help fill the couiv.ry's meat require-; tr.ents. A committee composed of representatives .of the Interior Commerce and Agri--ultural Ministries granted the Malayan request after an Investigation revealed thatAP - 59 words
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Article38 1950-09-19 1 STOCKHOLM. Mon Sweden's urban and county council elections yesterday resulted in h^avy losses by the Pnmiliilllil i They lost 63 of their 92 seats. Four years ago the Communists had 180 s-ats. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article52 1950-09-19 1 LONDON. Mon. Tin and rubber are included in an order by the United States National Production Authority which forbids manufacturers and dealers to buy. receive order or deliver more than "a practicable minimum working inventory" of 32 war materials that are scarce or are likely to52 words
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Article153 1950-09-19 1 TAEGU FRONT. Mon. ■pHE Communists were nght- I Ing as stubbornly as ever on the Naktong River front today despite intense shelling and air strikes on their forward positions and a heavy B-29 attack just behind their lines. The latest prisoners caught by Americans saidReuter - 153 words
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Article43 1950-09-19 1 PRAGUE. Mon— Convicted of murder and of plots to murder Czech Defence Minister Alexel Cepisko and kidnap Miss Ludvlck Svoboda one man was sentenced to rieath today and others in the same trial were given lifelong imprisonment with hard labour.— Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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Article101 1950-09-19 1 ONE of the 8.8.C.'s "Iron Curtain" broadcasters arrives In Singapore today by air from London to take up a "psychological warfare" post In the Federation. He is Mr Carleton Greene, brother of Graham Greene. I the novelist Mr Greene has been se- > conded by101 words
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Article18 1950-09-19 1 LUXEMBOURG. Mon. Luxembourg is to send a volunteer force of about 50 men to Korea.18 words
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Article, Illustration47 1950-09-19 1 FOREIGN MINISTERS of France, the United States, and li it U«— M. Robert Schuman, Mr. Dean Acheson, and Mr. Ernest Brvin gave priority to western European defence when their conference began at New York at the end of last week. A.P. picture.AP - 47 words
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Article100 1950-09-19 1 JAKARTA. Mon. A SETTLEMENT has been reached here between the estate workers trade union and the Oeneral Agricultural Syndicate, ending the nearly month-old strike of estate workers In Java. Sumatra and Madura, according to Anota. The unexpected settlement followed negotiations on ministerial level. Under the agrepmrntReuter - 100 words
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Article25 1950-09-19 1 SYDNEY. Mon. Dockers who have been on strike here since last Thursday dfclded at a mass meeting today to resume work tomorrow Reuter-AAPReuter-AAP - 25 words
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Article26 1950-09-19 1 BOMBAY. Mon. The car of Jayaprakash Narayan. Indian Socialist leader, was stoned today In a strike bound mill area here. He was unhurt.— Rputer.Reuter - 26 words
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Article56 1950-09-19 1 luinlhjm. Mon. me tjnusn Ministry of Civil Aviation has taken action against the owners of the Tudor airliner which crashed In South Wales last March, killing 80 passengers. The Ministry has taken out a summons against Falrfllght Limited? alleging contravention of one of the conditions ofReuter - 56 words
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140 1950-09-19 1 CAIRO, Monday. PGYPT, which exercises control over ships taking *V British troops and stores to and from the Suez Canal Zone, wants to extend supervision to planes usine R.A.F. aerodromes in the area. A government spokesman said that British planes landing In theReuter - 140 words
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Article, Illustration19 1950-09-19 1 TANK CREW firing at point-blank range during an American attack on the Korean battlefront. A.P. radio picture.AP - 19 words
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Article240 1950-09-19 1 f ROUND servicing parties left Changi yesterday to pave the way for the last lap of the longest military mass airlift ever undertaken by the Royal Air Foree a 11,250-mile lift from England to Japan in support of the I.N. operations in the Korean240 words
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Article61 1950-09-19 1 i xirm. Mon fHINESE newspapers reported that the Formosa Southern Aw Commander win etmtinnr a ban on officers an* nea marrying or Kftting enraged. Reasons Riven were, first ly, to reduce the soldier's responsibility. Secondly, to be a revolutionist (the Chinese Army still considers itsReuter - 61 words
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Article18 1950-09-19 1 LUTON. Mon. Oeorgf Bernard Shaw's condition showed a "slight improvement" today. a medical bulletin announced. A.P.AP - 18 words
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Article393 1950-09-19 1 From Our Own (orre.pondent LONDON. Mon A RGUING that the highest development of economic ""sources is the best way to nght Communism. Mr Gordon Gray. President Truman's Spe S a n advlser has presented a dollar gap report which proposes great new development programmes forAgencies - 393 words
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Article184 1950-09-19 2 "RED" IS CONGRESS PRESIDENT JOHANNESBURG. Mon. T\R. Yusuf Dadoo, one of the first South Africans "named" under the suppression of Communism bill was elected president of the Soutb I Africa Indian Congress yesterday. Congress met behind closed doors In Johannesburg as' Dr. Dadoo is barred from attending public meetings. TheReuter - 184 words
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Article388 1950-09-19 2 KHARTOUM, Men. THE official Sudan Monthly Record has made a red-faced apology for Its report on "anti-natal" clinics proposed for Port Sudan. After a correspondent pointed out that such clink* would make unnecessary a projected midwifery school there the record said that "anti-natal" was intended A.P.388 words
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Article229 1950-09-19 2 WATSEKA (Illinois), Monday. vy HEN Andy Kasalo drove through Watseka. he caused a "commotion." Policeman Gene Bricker said Kasalo's car: Knocked down four telephone poles, broke a main cable, put 40 telephone* out of order, broke an oil pipe line, damaged an industrial sprinkler system and229 words
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Article, Illustration25 1950-09-19 2 BA CUT taking the oath of allegiance to Emperor Bao Dai before bis troops were Incorporated In the Vietnam Aimy. A.P. pictnM.AP - 25 words
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Article52 1950-09-19 2 LONDON. Mon. London had ts first glimpse of the month-old Princess Anne, daughter of Princess Elizabeth, when she left here yesterday evening with her mother and two-year-old brother. Prince Charles, for Balmoral. Princess Elizabeth left by train with her two children to Join her parents, the King andReuter - 52 words
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Article111 1950-09-19 2 CAPITAL MAY GO TO BERLIN BERLIN, Mon. WEST Berlin's Lord* Mayor. Dr. Reuter yesterday demanded that the West German Oovernment transfer its headquarters to Berlin as symbol of its resistance to Soviet pressure on Oermr Dr. Reuter said that military measures alone will net. solve the problem. R« sad thatUP - 111 words
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Article55 1950-09-19 2 NASSAU, Bahama. \U.i Sir George Ritchie ftuitorri, Governor of the Bahama since February, died yesterday of a heart attack. Sir George, who was 57, hal served 25 years tn the Colonial service. He woke pestwday complaining of indigestion and a short time after was found dead inAP - 55 words
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Article58 1950-09-19 2 VIENNA, Mon. Soviet technicians and equipment are boosting crude oil output in the rich Ploestl fields but newspaper reports from Rumania say that sabotage and absenteeism are giving trouble. The drilling programme s directed by Russian su;:c visors and with Soviet eqiii >- merit. HundredsUP - 58 words
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Advertisement497 1950-09-19 2 NOTICES CONSOLIDATED TfN SMELTERS LTD. (Incorporated ln England) Notice Is hereby given that an Interim Dividend of 3J%, leat Income Tax at 9/- In the pound. wIU be paid on the 11th day of November, 1990, on the 7% NonCumulative Preference Stock of the Company hi Tespect of the year497 words
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387 1950-09-19 3 SAIGON, Monday. FRENCH and Vietnamese police have smashed a Communist-led plot to stage a general* attack inside Saigon, authoritative sources disclosed today. The Red-led Vietminh of Moscow-trained Dr. Ho Chi Minh had planned to employ a battalion of terrorists smuggled into this capital ofReuter - 387 words
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Article, Illustration30 1950-09-19 3 MR. MOHAMMED NATSIR. the new Indonesian Premier, beinr swbm in by President Soekarno at Jakarta. Indoneaia's Chief Justice holds the Koran behind the Premier's head. A.P picture.AP - 30 words
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Article151 1950-09-19 3 LONDON. Mon. will play a greater part in the Government of Gambia, the West African colony, foilowing constitutional changes an- nounced here today An African will gradually assume leadership of the Colony's Legislative Council The people of Bathurst. the colony's main town, will elect two member^Reuter - 151 words
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Article, Illustration28 1950-09-19 3 MR. TSACHANG Kbanrhang joint leader of the Tibetan delegation in India, pays his respects at the Birla TemDl*> at New Delhi. --GIIS. picture28 words
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Article61 1950-09-19 3 LONDON. Mon. Gales reaching 82 miles an hour, which swept Britain yesterday, subsided early today but were expected to blow up again tonifiht or tomorrow. The tail end of a cyclone that battered shipping off New York a week ago, the fierce winds, estimated toReuter - 61 words
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Article42 1950-09-19 3 HONG KONG. Mon. A Hong Kong-Australian radio- > Dhone was started today. Calls can be made only between 10.30 a.m. and 12.00 noon. The charge is HK$4B for the first three minutes and HK$l6 for each minute there- after.— A.P.AP - 42 words
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Article255 1950-09-19 3 LONDON. Monday. 'PHK Government has decided against a general 1 election this year unless it is defeated in tomorrow's vote on steel nationalisation, it was authoritatively stated after today's Cabinet meeting. 1 Unifficial quarters have been suggesting that Vie Government contemplated an autumn election, whetherReuter; AP - 255 words
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Article134 1950-09-19 3 LONDON. Mon. LORD Salisbury, leader ol the opposition In the House of Lords, today called the Government's decision tc carry on with steel nationalisation "a crime against the nation." "I protest vehemently against this putting party before nation," he told tht Upper Chamber, adding thatReuter - 134 words
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125 1950-09-19 3 BELGRADE, Mondaj. TWE Communist party of Yugoslavia, backbone of Marshal Tito's authoritarian regime is to be made more democratic. Party leaders have been sending circular letters and publishing inspired articles in party journals condemning "bureaucratic" aai "monopolistic" practices. The undemocratic practices now condemned are identified125 words
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Article84 1950-09-19 3 INCHON. Mon. 'I^HREE correspondents were Injured on Klmpo airport road north of Inchon today when a Jeep crashed head-on Into a truck in swirling dust. Lachie Mac Donald, of the London Dally Mail (whose home Is In Singapore) suffered, j a cashed head and an injured shin TimeReuter-AAP - 84 words
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Article, Illustration41 1950-09-19 3 YOI.ANDE UIUU, el Alabama, was named Mis.s America of 1950 at a nationwide beauty contest. She weighs 119, Ib.. has 35 in. bust. 34 in. waist. 35* in. hips, and is 5 ft. 54 in. tall -\.f. picture.41 words
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77 1950-09-19 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. THIRTY-TWO- war mater- ials, including steel, timber, Industrial alcohol and nylon yarn, were placed under American Federal arttlhoarding control last night. The order' l» -fteetlve tamorrow at the stmt time ta goremment ceitrlctjons are restored on ea*v nayment credi* for motor-cars, lurnl-Reuter - 77 words
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Article242 1950-09-19 3 UK Workers Plan New 'Rebel" LONDON Mon. f INOFFICIAL workers' leaders at London meetings yesterday proposed rebellion against the executive of their union, the mammoth 1,300,000-member Transport and General Workers Union, unless it accedes to their demands. The meetings were co-or-dinated among the members of the transport, waterfro.it, and foodReuter - 242 words
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Article51 1950-09-19 3 LONDON, Mon —The Admiralty last night confirmed that investigations wore being made into a second possible sabotage attempt in the 13--190-ton light aircraft carrier Vengeance. It was announced on Sept. 5 that a small amount of sand had been found in the lubricating system of the carrier's engines.Reuter - 51 words
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Article250 1950-09-19 3 TEHERAN. Monday. DERSIANS are hoping that the more cordial 1 atmosphere created by the trade talks with Russia now going on in Teheran may lead to an improvement in diplomatic relations between the two countries. I For virtually the first time i since Russian troops leftReuter - 250 words
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Article27 1950-09-19 3 MANILA. Mon. Seven v-iously burned victims of Hibok volcano's eruption were flown to a hospital in Cebu last night by seaplane for treatment.— A.P.AP - 27 words
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330 1950-09-19 4 Priority For Upcountry Under grads SINGAPORE undergraduates cf the University of Malaya will have to quit their rooms in the university hortels to provide accommodation for students from the Federation in the coming academic year. This decision of the University authorities is330 words
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Article, Illustration30 1950-09-19 4 PUNTER MARRIED AT K.L MB. W. H. DOWNS, of Tebong Estate, Malacca, with his bride. Mrs. Nancy Sheila Cotter, at St. Mary's Church Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday. Straits Times picture.30 words
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Article165 1950-09-19 4 WANTED: a hotel in two years JOHOHE Bahru wants a first class hotel and wants it within the next two The Government of Johore is ready to lease for 60 years, more than seven acres of land on a delectable site two miles from Johore Bahru and facing the Straits165 words
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Article30 1950-09-19 4 PARIT BUNTAR. Mon. Admitting a charge of having hawked Ice cream when he had no licence. Ng Bak Huat was fined $10 in the Parit Biintar Court.30 words
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Article295 1950-09-19 4 from uur Man correspondent KIALA LI'MPUR, Monday. DANDITS who fired on a military armoured car in Nejfri Sembilan yesterday afternoon had a hock. An armoured car has a turret and a run XI 4 I T*l_ 1.1 lit Ike a tank. I his car blasted295 words
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Article, Illustration30 1950-09-19 4 HMJ B9NG >00. son «i Mr. Sus Kooi (noon, who l< tt Singapore yesterday in the Nieuw Holland to study civil engineering in the University of Melbourne.30 words
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Article130 1950-09-19 4 'I^HE following were among those who arrived at Kallang airport. Singapore, yesterday. Passengf rs in transit are not Included In the list. QAXTAS BOAC from Sydney: Mfe»n. L. V. Apt*, K. O. Apte. B. Chakradeo. K K.ilb. S. D. Patil, V. Shirgagnar. Prof. D. O. Vinod and130 words
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Article27 1950-09-19 4 Frt>M Our Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Mon Chong Thlan Long a lorry driver, was flned $30 In tht Batu Pahafc Police Court for negligent driving.27 words
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Article315 1950-09-19 4 THE Singapore Social Welfare Secretary, Mr. T. Eames Hughes yesterday denied a report that any woman, whose treatment at the Social Hygiene Hospital, Middle Koad. Singapore had been completed, had been "gaoled in the detention ward of the hospital against her will for six months.315 words
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Article49 1950-09-19 4 WOMAN (60) FINED FOR FIGHTING TWO women were charged in the Sinrapore Third Police Court yesterday with behaving in a disorderly manner and fighting at Keppel Hill on Saturday. Hoe Gong, aged SO, who pleaded guilty, was flned $5. Kamariah binte Suteah, 22, i l.iimrd trial and wm acquitted.49 words
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Article62 1950-09-19 4 I ri. .11 Our Own Correspondent LONDON, Mon.— The For- i eign Office has announced that Mr. ACS. Adams will replace Mr. H. R. Sawbrldge as Charge d'Affaires ad interim In Korea. Mr. Adams was Charge d'Affaires In Bangkok In 1948. and last year was appointed Consul in62 words
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37 1950-09-19 4 WOMAN GAOLED From Our Own Correspondent TAIPING. Mon. For disobeying a police order to stay away from Kampong Gudang. Batu Kurau. a 27--year-old Malay woman. Som binte Saud. was sentenced at Taiping to three months' simple Imprisonment.37 words
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Article106 1950-09-19 4 From Oar Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. The community centre at the Tampoi leper camp, built by the inmates through the help of the Welfare Department and private individuals who gave the materials, was opened on Saturday by Mrs. J. F Hodgkinson. wife of the British106 words
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Article68 1950-09-19 4 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Public Relations public address and cinema unit has concluded a week's tour of the islands off Merslng. Johore. Among the places visited were Pulau Aur. Pulau Permangil, Pulau Tinggi and Pulau Besar. The party Included the District Officer.68 words
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127 1950-09-19 4 'PWELVE Rediffusion sets have been smashed over the past 10 days by gangsters of a party operating at night. They have also cut Rediffusion cables in certain sectors of Singapore. These Incidents are bellev- I ed to be connected with the strike which127 words
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Article65 1950-09-19 4 From Our Mafl ('orretpoudrut M \l LI'MPUR. Mon. J<H)R their effort in sending the bic{«st single donation to the University of Malaya Endowment Fund, the 1 .pl«- of Pasir Puteh have been specially commended by the Mentri Besar of Kelaiiun. Nik Ahmed Kamil bin Haji Mahmud.65 words
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Article313 1950-09-19 4 KILLER NOT INSANE, TO DIE CAVING thAt there was nothing in the evidence to Justify the submission .that he was insane at the time of the murder, the Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday dismissed an appeal by Tan Joon Long against sentence of death passed on him at the August313 words
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Article113 1950-09-19 4 From Oar SUIT Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. JfOa r DERATION Government officials would not comment today on reports that the Government was considering a proposal for a ban on the export of Malayan rubber to Russia. "This question goes very much further than Malaya; It113 words
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Advertisement198 1950-09-19 4 6ven Venus couldn't getaway with thati To stay on her pedestal, goddess should stay nice to be near Your beauty will get a lift from that fragrant bath f But what's to keep your freshness from fading after the bach is over si'Mplt r.t this: Mum's the word for lasting198 words
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288 1950-09-19 5 PACED with monthly losses amounting to thousands of dollars from people who default on bar chits which they have signed, leading Singapore hotels and first-class licence, holders are considering the formation of a protective association. Although the idea of a licensees' association288 words
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Article, Illustration44 1950-09-19 5 jlj, »>!• >ik> nooinson 1' r ria after their wedding a' the Church of Our Lady of Ihe Immaculate Conception at Johore Bahru last wvrk. The bride was >liss Kftherine Gomez, sister of Mr. M. G. Gomez of Johore Bahru. MHN Tim*s picture.44 words
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Article75 1950-09-19 5 Mrs. AW. Pinnirk. Chief C rl Guide Commissioner for M Maya and Singapore, and I Mrs. Godman. H.Q. Commissioner for Camping, are turning to Singapore to meet lite 47 Guides and officers who H!;- returning in the Gorgon from Australia on Sept. 21. The Guides will75 words
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Article73 1950-09-19 5 i rum uur Mian i orresponarni < IPOH, Mon. The Jhinese community of Ipoh will give a c'innor on Wednesday to the Sultan of Perak. Sir Yusof izzucUn Shah. The Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce is sending two delegates to meet the Indian trade delegation73 words
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Article23 1950-09-19 5 son of Anandan, of Yong Pong Estate, was fined $200 or three weeks' Imprisonment for causing hurt to Savia with a knife.23 words
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Article47 1950-09-19 5 With reference to a report from our Kluang correspondent published on Sept. 13, under the heading Lorry Driver Fined $300." the lorry attendant. Choo Eng Hoe. was not killed in the accident, as was stated. Choo was admitted to hospital and later discharged.47 words
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Article33 1950-09-19 5 TAIPING. Mon— The Ceylon Association. Taiping. has sent a cheque for $420.55 to the University of Malaya Endowment Fund, the proceeds of the Taiping community show during Varsity Week.33 words
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Article35 1950-09-19 5 from Our Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. For the purpose of assessment, the value of jelutong will be taken at $100 per picul during the last quarter of this year in Johore.35 words
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Article114 1950-09-19 5 HARI RAYA HAJI MASS MEETING THE 3.500.000 Muslims of Malaya will celebrate Hari Raya Haji. the great Muslim festival marking the end of the annual HaJ pilgrimage, on Saturday. Singapore Muslims will hold a mass prayer meeting at Jalan Besar Stadium at 9 a.m. on Sunday, at which lectures on114 words
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Article27 1950-09-19 5 rrciTi Our Sufi Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Movement of food on the Johore Bahru— Merslng road from the Mawal Junction to Mersing is now restricted.27 words
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Article, Illustration165 1950-09-19 5 A SINGAPORE student nas achieved the rare honour of being placed first among students from all parts of the world in an examination. He is 26-year-old Thomas Wong Yihmin Warn, committee clerk of the Singapore Municipality, who was placed first in the165 words
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Article, Illustration251 1950-09-19 5 THE first two Malayans ever to attend a Common- wealth conference. Dato Onn bin Ja'afar and Mr. C. C. Tan, accompanied by the CommissionerGeneral, Mr Malcolm Mac Donald, Wt Kalians airport yesterday in a Qantas Constellation for London. Members of the Federal and Singapore Legislative251 words
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Article42 1950-09-19 5 TWO hundred monkeys, an orang nuUng and 20 tropical birds wilt leave Singapore today by QEABOAC freighter aircraft for New York. They are being sent by a Singapore agent to Ame- rtca's biggest wild animal dealing firms.42 words
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Article55 1950-09-19 5 From Our Staff Corrnpondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Malayan Association for 1 the Prevention of Tubercui losis has fixed the date of 'their Flag Day for Sept. SO. A meeting of the Publicity i Committee decided that 100.ItM flags would be printed.: !It was estimated55 words
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Article63 1950-09-19 5 From Our SUff Correapondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon ,The followln* Police Inspec-| tors have been promoted to i i Assistant Superintendents of 1 Follce with effect from July 1. 1950: Inche Salleh bin Abdul I Rahman, who is at present j .attending a course In Hen|don United Kingdom: Inche Abdul63 words
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Article38 1950-09-19 5 From Our Mall t:»rre*P":'dent MALACCA, Mon. The annual general meeting of I the Straits Chinese British j Association will uk» place at the Klebang Besar home of Mr. E-? "-\v Kirn or. Saturday at 2 n.r-38 words
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Article31 1950-09-19 5 From On Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Mr. E. J. Strugnell. State For- eat Officer, Johore, and Mrs. Strugnell. have left Johor? Bahru for a ihort vacation Jn [Australia.31 words
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Article122 1950-09-19 5 from Our SUIT Correspondeat KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. THE Bill to amend the Federal Agreement and provide for State citizenship, which was to have come before the Federal Legislative Council next week, will not be introduced for some time. The Straits Times was told today that122 words
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Article64 1950-09-19 5 From Our SUIT Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Women members of the Selangor Indian Association are meeting every week in Kuala Lumpur to knit pullovers and sew clothing for victims of the recent Assam earthquakes. Contributions of materials are urgently required and any one willing to64 words
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Article44 1950-09-19 5 SEREMBAN. Mon Tampin Welfare Week will be held from Sept. 26 to Oct. 2. Two of the major attraction are a football match on Sept. 30 and a cinema show when three prizes will be awarded to lucky ticket holders44 words
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Article32 1950-09-19 5 from Our »!an I orresponor-m SEREMBAN. Mon. Hari Raya Haji will be celebrated in Negri Sembilan on Saturday. Sept. 23. which will be a public holiday In the State.32 words
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Article205 1950-09-19 5 THE Colonial Development Corporation (r&r tasi) 1 Ltd.. which has been part owners with the Hong Kone Transportation Company of five hemp estates in British North Borneo, is now to take over complete control of the estates Mr. O. E. Mott, Director of the corporation205 words
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Article108 1950-09-19 5 SHOP ASSISTANTS WANT A UNION r VHE Labour Party of Singapore is taking immediate steps to form a Shop Assistants Union in Singapore for both industrial and non-industrial workers. A statement issued yesterday by the Party says that the Party had received several letters from Singapore shop assistants, asking it108 words
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Article19 1950-09-19 5 OVERLOAD— $13O KLUANG, Mon. Chong Kee LJm, a lorry driver, of Merslng, for overloading his orry was fined $130.19 words
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98 1950-09-19 5 AMONG the 7N exhibits now on show at the Royal Photographic Society Exhibition, which opened in London this week, are several prints contributed by Mr. K. V. Won* Singapore. One print. cWrribed as "Conveying .an atmosphere pi spiritual calm" is a study of two98 words
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Advertisement181 1950-09-19 5 JTIt WAS INEVITABLE that we ol the PAVILION would eventually give oar endoracmeal. J in advance »r ill opening, to a motion picture that comprised super* j entertainment and represented the maximam in enjoyment (or otir patraaa. We do this iMhesilatiafly witk retard to a picture opaalng t«-morrow We Have181 words
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Advertisement191 1950-09-19 5 RED HEART JAMAICA A ~^mWm %yP^^<y WHOLESALE W^k <jj m r& RETAIL PRICES p. ON APPLICATION. SuU- Agents:EVERYTHING A TYRE CAN DO II r*w *W* '"itetd of four, and you drove 24 hours day for almost 4 years, you wouldn't pile up n much tyre mileage at Goodyear drivers have191 words
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Obituary50 1950-09-19 6 MADAM NO TECK CHUI pas.- M away peacefully at her residence No. 57, Jonker Street. Malacca, on the 17th instant. tr.hr leaves behind, her beloved husbnnd. Yoong Soon Kiew. five tons, six daughters, two daughters-in-law, three .sons-in-law, and. twenty-two grandchildren. The funeral will takp place on the am kwtaat.50 words
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Article65 1950-09-19 6 THE FAMILY of the late Mr. We OtiK Ann thank all relatives •nd friend* who attended the funeral as well as those who sent »re;itli.% and letters of condolence. THE FAMILY of th. late Mr. Tham Poll Loke wish to thank the staffs of Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co.. Standard Vacuum65 words
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736 1950-09-19 6 The Straits Times Singapore. Tues. Sept. 19, 1950. In Pulasan Road Very few people in Singapore had ever heard of Pulasan Road until Mrs. W. L. :Blythe, wife of the Colonial j Secretary, formally opened six new terrace-houses there the other day. It is a pleasing and poetic name, much736 words
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Article442 1950-09-19 6 The Civilian At The Gap It is time to prod the Colony Government about its plan to buy back seventy acres of the land which the Army acquired in the Pasir Panjang district in 1946, and convert this land into a public park. This popular scheme was re- vealed shortly442 words
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Article, Illustration909 1950-09-19 6 ERNEST ATKINSON - ERNEST ATKINSON By LONDON, Sept. 17. p()R the Government, the main argument about going on now with the nationalisation of the iron and steel industry is that Parliament has already authorised it, and that there should no longer be any uncertainty whether it intends to fulfil909 words
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Letter305 1950-09-19 6 IS it not time that one of us Old Singaporeans who have known pre-war Singapore— when Europeans did not think it "such a bore" having to live here, and when Europeans tried to understand the people living nere with whom they were called upon to work— is305 words
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Letter187 1950-09-19 6 I AST Thursday, when I happened "lo be visiting the Lake Gardens with my wife and children. I came across a bitter fight between two dogs. One of them, a ferocious 1 animal, had caught hold of the other, which was moaniriK pitifully, frightening the I187 words
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Letter157 1950-09-19 6 LAST Thursday at 130 p.m.. I went to the Food Control Office in Orchard Road. Singapore, to enter a few names on the ration card. Th«re were two queuesone for males and the other for females— in the hot sun. I joined a queue and157 words
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Letter141 1950-09-19 6 AM writing this as a resuit of a recent visit to the Rationing Office, Johore Bahru, in connection with my child, who was born in December, 1948, but was not included in my ration card. I took along the child's birth certificate, but wax told by the141 words
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Article446 1950-09-19 6 Bahasa Meluyu MANNERS makyth man U the motto of Winchester, one of the oldest public •rhools in England, and also of New College. Oxford. This motto is quoted by Inche Zalnal Abidin at the close of his paper on "Malay Manners and Etiquette" In the latest number of t'.ie446 words
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Advertisement753 1950-09-19 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. I > THE ENOAOEMENT is announrrd b?tween Mr. Lee Ah Chonfr, younger brother of Mr. It Ah Soo. J. 8.. Mis* F\ng Wnl Hmp, 3rd daughter of Mr. ft 'he late Mrs Fung Slfw Kui. «>' Canton THE ENOAOEMENT U anno'inrid between Michael Robert Cflo. «on of the753 words
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Advertisement31 1950-09-19 6 EVERBRIGHT OPTICAL CO. Offering Complete Services essential to Eye Comfort Visual Efficiency. (1) VISUAL ANALYSIS (2) VISUAL TRAINING (3) GLASSES IF NEEDED C S. CHONG, OPT D. 19. CHULIA ST.. SPORE31 words
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Advertisement75 1950-09-19 6 Modd 49Y (19) 4 V v r\ Valve, 5 waveband /KW Y^k^ Bandspread Superhet- "V^ V\\ vN rodyne receiver for /^Vj \V w V AC or DC ma.nv V\WA Vv" operation M «^*> 39C 5 V lv HkV^MJOIQ l band Superhetrodyne I Model 391. 8 Valve, ■JUttUyyi I 1 I75 words
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Article337 1950-09-19 7 Extra Service Period Keeps Forces Back UECAUSE of the extension in the National Service period by six months, the 10,000-ton trooper Orduna left Singapore yesterday with onJy 20 Service families— 6o people and 30 single members of the Forces. The trooper has space for 200 families337 words
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156 1950-09-19 7 Bishop gives warning on education from Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A WARNING against education without '•moral restraint and spiritual insight" was given by Bishop Donald H. Tippett, of San Francisco. in an address to teachers at i Methodist schools at Kuala j Lumpur today. Bishop Tippett is on156 words
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Article36 1950-09-19 7 Mr. R. Ramamurthl. only son of Mr. R. Ramani. the Federal Legislative Councillor, left Singapore by QEA-BOAC aircraft yesterday for London where he will join Faraday House for a course In electrical engineering.36 words
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Article66 1950-09-19 7 pROM atom-bombed Hiroshima and other Japanese cities, 36 Japanese nationals with their wives and families arrived In £inganore on the 14.000-ton liner Boissevain yesterday en route to South America, where they will start a new life. Under existing regulations r^Rardinpr Japanese, none of th^m was66 words
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Article86 1950-09-19 7 Mrs. D. Sypula, mother of Able Seaman Blng who was wounded In the explosion aboard H.M.S. Barwlnd, writes, through the Straits Times, to thank the doctors, sisters and staff of the British Military Hospital, the Red Cross, Padre and Mrs. Davies, and the Admiralty for their attention86 words
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Article320 1950-09-19 7 3 MONTHS' GAOL FOR SIX MEN $54,000 LOTTERY /X)NVICTED of assist- v mR in the management of a $54,000 chap ji ki lottery at a hut off Paya Lebar Road on Aug. 23. six Chinese were sentenced to three months' imprisonment each in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday. Thpv320 words
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Article42 1950-09-19 7 Yong Kan Tin. 25, who j pit ailed guilty in the Singa- 1 riore Third Police Court yes- i terday to trespassing in the military depot in Alexandra! Road on Sept. 11. was fined $25. or seven days' simple imprisonment.42 words
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Article31 1950-09-19 7 The annual thanksgiving i day service of the Methodist Church in Johore Bahru will Ibe held on Sunday. Oct. 1. when the Rev S. M. Thevathasan. of Singapore, will preach.31 words
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Article108 1950-09-19 7 From Oar Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. VTEGOTIATIONS are eon--11 tinuing between the i Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association and representatives of the Rubber Workers' Unions on the question of increased wages for tappers and weeders. A meeting; which started this morning was still going on108 words
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Article129 1950-09-19 7 'COOLING MIXTURE' 2 DIED HOW five Chinese women and girls became violently ill, resulting in the deaths of two, after drinking a Chinese "cooling mixture" was described by Teo Beng Hiang, 11-year-old daughter vt one of the dead women, at a Singapore inquest yesterday. I was offered a bowl full129 words
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Article57 1950-09-19 7 The Court of Appeal yesterday reserved judgment in the appeal by Ong Thiam Lock against a sentence of one years imprisonment for being found in possession of 500 taels of gold, valued at about $60,000. in a sampan in the Singapore River on May 23 last.57 words
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Article68 1950-09-19 7 Nineteen year old Leslie Walker of the R.A.F. Chanßi Cycling Club, who fell off his racing bicycle in front of the Princes' Restaurant in Orchard Road on Sunday is doing well. Walker dislocated his shoulder, but is free of head injuries which had been feared, and68 words
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Article26 1950-09-19 7 More than 500 people attended the second anniversary OaW Ball of the Musi- clans Union of Singapore held yesterday at the Raffles Hotel.26 words
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Article15 1950-09-19 7 Ten Ullang fires cauaed by the hot weather, occurred In Singapore yesterday.15 words
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Article50 1950-09-19 7 Ho Kirn Chai. 23, of Duxton Road, claimed trial in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday to theft of a raincoat from Ho Poay Guan at the railway station car park on Sept. 7. Ball of $250 in one surety was allowed until Sept. 25.50 words
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Article, Illustration229 1950-09-19 7 THE five-man Burma police team which has spent a month in Singapore studying the control and use of police wireless equipment, returns to Rangoon by the Sangola today full of praise for the Singa- pore police force. They were so impressed with the methods used In229 words
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Article, Illustration290 1950-09-19 7 1.0. U. CHIT SYSTEM CRITICISED A 60-YEAR-OLD Eurasian book-keeper, described in the Singapore Second District Court yesterday as "a man who has held positions of responsibility and trust in 14 firms", was sentenced to eight months' imprisonment for criminal breach of trust. He was290 words
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Article289 1950-09-19 7 ANNUAL DANCE RECITAL LABOURING under difficulties, the Taylor Dance Studio held its annual dance recital at the Capitol Theatre last night. This was the first time since the liberation the Captml Theatre had put on a whole evening's live show, and I although the stage was made for live entertainment,289 words
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Article101 1950-09-19 7 WITH the departure of the Commissioner General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, to the United Kingdom yesterday, the members of the Federation of Services Union feet that they have come "one step nearer to getting the housing allowance due to the civilian workers in the Services." Mr. C.101 words
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Article73 1950-09-19 7 GIRLS 40 FT. FALL ON TYRES A NlBy«ar-old Chinese girl fell 4« feet from the ledie of the balcony of her room in a Beach Road lodging house and bounced off a pile of old tyre* on to the road. She was only ■lightly hart. The girl, Lhn Ah Choo,73 words
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Article222 1950-09-19 7 CLOSE SHAVE FOR THE ONG FAMILY rpHE Ong Kirn family of Changi had a narrow escape on Sunday night when their old dilapidated hut collapsed just after they had moved into their newly-built home They had had warning of the impending collapse of their 30-year-old home, however, for the roof222 words
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Article95 1950-09-19 7 THE Public, Relations Office. Singapore, has arranged monthly film shows for prisoners in Outram Gaol and Changi Prison. A special programme of selected educational and instructional films, with the latest newsreels. has be'ii drawn up for a .show on Thursday. The Public Relations F*!m Uiiit95 words
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Article63 1950-09-19 7 LIM KIM ENG. 26. and Oh Heng Tonp, 36, were charged in the Singapore i Third Police Court yesterday with possessing seven gallons of dutiable gamsu. Lim pleaded guilty and Oh claimed trial. Lim was allowed ball of $1,000 In two sureties, while Oh was allowed63 words
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Article61 1950-09-19 7 Ng Poh Wan. 22. or Havelock Road, claimed trial in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday to theft of iwo sports shirts from Churii?/ Nam and Co.. on Sunday He also claimed trial to an alternative charge of dishonestly retaining two ahtrta which he had reason to61 words
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Article33 1950-09-19 7 From Oar Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Mon Ng Yon Choon was charged ,at Johore Bahru today with murdering Sim Chua. a I woman living at Tampoi. Ng was remanded in custody.33 words
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Article27 1950-09-19 7 Froir. Out SJalf Corrrspcrt-'ont JOHORE BAHRU. Mon 3oh Sui Mul was fined $50 at 3atu Pahat for driving a car n a mechanically dangerous :ondltion27 words
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Advertisement117 1950-09-19 7 SevenSeaS PURE COD Q LIVER OIL XL for health at every stage ot life From babyhood through y«utb to maturity, Nature's best extra food is SevenSeaS. Doctors have recommended Cod Liver Oil for a hundred years. It builds up strong bones and tetth in babies and children. It gives stamina117 words
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Advertisement70 1950-09-19 7 A fresh Collection of DAY COCKTAIL GOWNS Inexpensively Priced Combination COCKTAIL DISHES! THE NEWEST SILVERWARE I ~i»»B~l L^L^ DINNER E. P. N. S. These combination sets keep fruit salads ice cream cold or soup hot. The base holds broken ice or hot water. The top silver container contains the fruit70 words
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Article, Illustration439 1950-09-19 8 VALUE OF RUBBER UNDER PRE-WAR 'Rise A Recoil 9 Sir John Hay FVEN at prevailing prices, the purchasing J power of rubber in terms of cotton, wheat, tobacco and maize, all of which must be bought in dollars, is still less than it was before the war, says Sir John439 words
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Article333 1950-09-19 8 SOLDIERS ACCUSED OF TAXI THEFT T*WO British soldiers, 1 Michael Frank Hickling and Derek James Nicholls. were charged in the Singapore Relief Court yesterday with causing hurt to Giam Guan Lai, a taxi-driver, and with robbing him of his taxi valued at $4,000, at midnight on June 22. Giam suld333 words
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69 1950-09-19 8 l -is Our SUff Correspondent PENANG. Mon. "How w;>uid you like to be put into i a basket just big enough to I hold you and another person'" the First Magistrate. Mr E. M. Smallwood. asked Yi'oh Kirn Tean who pleaded Kuiltv69 words
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Article201 1950-09-19 8 'I^HE appeal by the repreA sentative of the Government of the United States of Indonesia against the order of prohibition granted to "Turko" WesterUnn to stop continuation of the extradition proceedings against him in the District Court was mentioned before the Court of Appeal in Singapore201 words
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Article37 1950-09-19 8 From Our Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. N. Tambusamy. of Kulai, who erected a cubicle in his house without the authority of the Town Board, was fined $10 in the police court today.37 words
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Article45 1950-09-19 8 Frcm Our Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Bun. Wong Sze Thong, of Malacca, was fined $750 in the Johore Bahru Police Court for attempting to evade Customs duty of 112 on two cameras, valued at $280. The cameras were confiscated.45 words
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Article56 1950-09-19 8 '|'H! Singapore Malay I'nion will oppose the formation of an I.MNO branch in Singapore on the ground that political conditions in Singapore are different from those in the Federation. The union believes that the establishment of a branch is not suitable in Singapore, where political activities56 words
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Article161 1950-09-19 8 THE Singapore Education Department proposes to x provide two new secondary schools in 1951, Mr. A. Halliday, of the Department, told the Straits Times yesterday. Together with equipment they are initially estimated to cost up to $350,000 each One of them is provisionally sited in161 words
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Article340 1950-09-19 8 $6,000 From The Ipoh Chettiars THE cheltiar community of Ipoh have sent a cheque of $6,000 for the University of Malaya Endowment Fund The latest list of donations is a.s follows: PER\K:-3trff st«V Secretary. $8: Staff. Chairman. Town Board. Kint a $19.65: Mr J o. Feruuson ranjong Rambutan340 words
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Article53 1950-09-19 8 From Our SUIT t'orresoondent TAIPINO Mon.— For c rlmin breach of trust, of a wristlet watch. 24-year-old Llm Hoi Kirn was fined $100 or two months' rigorous im- prisnnment at TalDlng. He I borrowed the watch from Chlew Chai Hock, promising to return it within three days, but53 words
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Article165 1950-09-19 8 PUBLIC and private burial grounds In Singapore will be surveyed by a Govern-ment-appointed committee to consider whether any should be closed. It will consider whether land should be developed if us/>d to resettle lndusiivU wnrkrrs in the rural areas. The c ..nlttee WJII also be re■uired165 words
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Article225 1950-09-19 8 Rubber Factory For J.B. Plan DLANS are before the Colonial Development Corporation Board in London for the building in Johore Bahru of a centralised rubber processing; factory, and approval is hoped for In a few weeks. Mr. O. E. Mott. Director of the Corporation in Singapore, yesterday told the Straits225 words
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Article101 1950-09-19 8 From Our Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. PE small seaside village of Paslr Oudang. opposite Seletar, followed Johore Bahru yesterday in celebrating the Sultan's birthday Proceedings began In the morning with the inspection of the kampong guard by Inspector Dahardi O.C.P.D. Plenton K after which there was101 words
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Article37 1950-09-19 8 MONEY FORGAMES From Our Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. The State Welfare Home, Johore Bahru, has received $50 from the Kluang District Welfare Committee and the money will be spent In buying material for games for children.37 words
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201 1950-09-19 8 'Must Be Equality Of Sexes In Malaya From Our Staff Correspondent PENANG. Monday. IF Malaya is to make more rapid progress there 1 should be equality of the sexes so that women may contribute their fair share towards eventual selfThia was advocated in Pej nang today by Mrs. Shirin Fozdar.201 words
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Article92 1950-09-19 8 From Oui S at Corresponornl IPOH. Mon. ALLEGED to have burnt a 9-year-old child with hot iron tongs and a lighted cigarette on Sept 14. a 39--year-old woman, Ng Slew Kee, wax today charged before the Ipoh Magistrate. Inche Bahaudin bin Yacob. on two counts92 words
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Article70 1950-09-19 8 »Rom Oui Staff Correspundeul TAIPINQ Mon.— At the annual general meeting of the Kempe Club, the following were elected offlce bearers for ♦he ensuing year: President: Mr. H. E. Josselyn vice-president: Mr. fi. A. Molssjnac hon. secretary lache Mahmud bin Abu Kassim hon treasurer: Inche Mih Zuhari Committee70 words
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Advertisement143 1950-09-19 8 M that J -riux tiiai paste \g|f J cookies' delicio^ i| "tQSt© tpS^^J, J^TV^ *ays ELSIE Die BORDEN cow II your recipe calls for milk— be W sure you use KLIM. It adds extra TAXI PNM wAiit. nourishment to delicious cream add (in. ft II soups; makes richer, smoother AN*143 words
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Miscellaneous173 1950-09-19 8 S//£ IV/IS M/SSMG JUi MffM M UNTIL SHE REGAINED HER ENERGY J i \E IVIsHfP EArtLV. H^TYOt) USED ToTTkeTH I OARIIMf. UTS C^^^B^HH^T I GOING OUT SO. •P^W'^^^^^B T0 A MtU '^^^■TdSOONERSTAY BUT YOU YCx^ TIR£D I FAT OL ;y/^^^B HOME, DtAR I LJ I O N)LY WANT TO STAY173 words
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Article299 1950-09-19 9 Miniature tableau really works FROM AN ESTATE BUNGALOW I RECENTLY admired a Chinese tableau which consisted of a scene in a glass case. The scene was of people in a boat and of others waiting to cross a ferry, with little tin coins all ready in their hands. Probably it299 words
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Article, Illustration71 1950-09-19 9 Sonia Barbara Anthonisx, axed 12 months points with flee to the birthday cake of Maureen de Briais Backer, aged two. Sonia is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs C. F. Anthonisz cf Kenr Chin Road, Singapore, and Maureen's parents. Mr. and Mrs. P M.71 words
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Article601 1950-09-19 9 NURSE JANET - NURSE JANET MOTHERCRAFT JN MALAYA B^ A MOTHER writes to say that her child, aged two-and-a-half has started to stammer and she is worried about his future, if this impedient is to remain with him all his life. Stuttering Is quite common between the ages601 words
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Article, Illustration431 1950-09-19 9 POPPY RICHARD - POPPY RICHARD Up-to-the-minute report from Paris on By PARIS" WHEN a Parisienne returns from hpr honChe? flr'JtTnve"!" ment is a new hat. She sees nothing inconEruous in wearing a longhaired autumn felt before the gutters are thick with leaves- -in fact with her summer clothes. This is431 words
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Article, Illustration91 1950-09-19 9 Jill Raymond. 22-year-old actress who plays the part of a bride in "They cot What They Wanted" at the Phoenix Theatre. London, became a real bride when she married Mr. C. Freud (a relative of the famous psychoanalysis pioneer). The honeymoon has been postponed so91 words
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Advertisement85 1950-09-19 9 fe HIM i a/*TU'* A f^™ T W >y r c A^ o< S ngopore I ill mmmik *mm I "I can hardly wait. Mother wonders mi at my appetite, but when LACTOGEN /Fi^i? comes round I can't resist it." /flte^ Wlmmmmmml I LACTOGEN is pure cows' milk m/t Hill85 words
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Advertisement256 1950-09-19 9 A reatime treat for the whole family J\etUcr's SHORTBREAD Crisp and delicious, melting-in-the-mouth goodness that's why Keiller's Shortbread is a first choice. Made in the traditional cakes, it can be broken into small pieces the correct way to serve shortbread for tea or •levenses. And wait till you taste the256 words
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Miscellaneous262 1950-09-19 9 K lumpur cert Orcb.); 830 A* Spore: 10 SINGAPORE I, ,n 7 a. "P*" l Twnp'e »nd the Madison v .-h h» o.* 55 a T" M^'f, L°" 2 Plrt Myttn": 1090 D«nce Music: 11 10 a.m. Newi, followed by Spore; 6. "Mall Ba« 7. Aa c!o8e N frn— K262 words
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Article, Illustration1687 1950-09-19 10 gadget-conscious wives and old-fashioned cook-boys |MlAt day I had to scrounge a lift back from the office my wife was out shop ping again. I can't imagine for one moment what she can find to do in town for two and1,687 words
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Article322 1950-09-19 10 ' TuanHaji - 'TuanHaji* B> PERTH (U.A.) r THE monthly pahlt party, in August, held always on the third i Friday of the month, at the Malayan Association's rooms wai as bright as ever and attended by 40 guests, among whom were several visitors Including Dr. Noel Charlie ar.<i322 words
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Advertisement257 1950-09-19 10 ONE DAY on 'y b Y Special Request HE KNOWS ALL ABOUT LIFE! SHE KNOWS ALL ABOUT LOVE! TOMORROW fiSk^glf&k UNDERSTAND |^^!j PUNKBOEMR J^Pl i^Br^r production of a taTve the i moon Rise couldn't nlaawft DANE CLARK w C -iri r 6«o9jj W I.M. 415. (45 9X» p.m. >aaaaaaaaaaa> <taaaaaaaa\257 words
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Miscellaneous121 1950-09-19 10 STRAITS TIMES CROSSWORD n SfcVw 17 i 2» i tin *°j i i i#m 14, Frequently wsocialcd wilb fi" rh J 4 »«-~i Pol*mtk«TbL«noiK,4. SH H iH__M_S3| L_J_J M i n mJi:« T^ *^l v« win v*\ m yd FT 1 tOLUTHW TO tMNfW Tim v horJff'ul\lO>° I I I121 words
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Article299 1950-09-19 11 LONDON, Mon. 'THE London Stock Exchange was irregular today with trading restricted by parlla- i xrentary and end account considerations. Tomorrow, will bring the vital steel debate In Parliament and the end of the Stock Exchange < trading period. Closing middle prices 01 selected itocks m supplied to299 words
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Article230 1950-09-19 11 6 Vi-Cent Drop In October First-Grade THE Singapore rubber market was quiet yesterday in the absence of support, and prices were inclined to sag throughout the day. By noon, spot loose buyers were at $1-50, four cents below Saturday's level while October first-grade also dropped by H cents230 words
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Article37 1950-09-19 11 SINGAPORE, Mon., Sept. ig_|*****i (down $2.62*.) «coi/ i j £***** a ton in London LONDON, Mon., Sept. 18. —Spot £757 £76* Forwar#| £75$ Settlem £76# Turn-OT«r: 5 15 v mja- aa >m- ton»-37 words
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Article119 1950-09-19 11 I*HE price of copra dropped sllghUy In a quiet market In Singapore yesterday, with business done at 847 H per picul and further sellers at 847%. Buyers later reduced their bids to 847V4Coconut oil was dull with sellers a* $I<H per plcul. There were no buyers. Peppw119 words
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Article44 1950-09-19 11 From A Market Correspondent T5EDFORD Plantations made $55,428 (13 per cent) for the year to Mar. 31, 1950. A final dividend of five per cent is recommended, making 10 per cent for the year, against eight per cent last year.44 words
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Article38 1950-09-19 11 Ipoh «»OH Tin Dredging directors 1 propose to recommend, at the annual general meeting on Nov. 14, a final dlvidend for the year to March 31, 1950, of Ss. 6d. per stock unit, less tax.38 words
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Article214 1950-09-19 11 From A Market Correspondent THE Malayan share market opened the week yesterday on a much stronger tone, with good buying Inquiries particularly In Tins and In- dustrlals Most shares were marked up. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association were: ■Van otMtf Fruer Ne»re Ort. IjIO Gammon214 words
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Article56 1950-09-19 11 HONO KONO Mon. PEE market currency exchange for Hong Kong dollars was quoted today as toUowj: US$l. HK1635; £1. HKBISW: <"» tael of gold HKB2M.—UP. rpHB Malayan Exchange Bank* Association announcef that the fre« market currency ex- change rate for Hong Kong dollaM U now: Sellers T.T./0.D.. 53U:56 words
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Article172 1950-09-19 11 Ships Bil3 godowns last night were: I Outer Roals: Hal Hsuan. Buniatra. Van Heutsi EtUvebank, La Charent*. Cariadl. Kllwa. Mu.ng Bams. Ulysses. Stan Meifoa. KatabU. Jnner Roads- Indraglrt. Bin Hong Ho, Buloh, Hong Soon. Darvel, Klstna, Sedenak. Serdamg, Kamuning, Tong San. Merauka, NaVa^af. Kotanlca. Salon?.172 words
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Advertisement1243 1950-09-19 11 MANSFIELD de CO., LTD i incorporated in Singapore) BLUE FUNNEL LINE Ll* 1 C-fitrt option to proceed vta oilier merit to lead and discharge cargo. sailing: to Liverpool, clajcow [ondon continental ports Due Stilt P. 5 ham Peneng AahiKkn tor N Africa. London. Holland Hamburg »epi. P«mm for Genoa Marseilles.1,243 words
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Advertisement384 1950-09-19 11 PRESIDENT LINER SAILINGS TO NIW YORK AND BOSTON VIA CEYLON. INDIA. ICYPT an 4 MEDITERRANEAN PORTS S'pora P Stiam Panang Pros Van Baren 2ti.«i,) Oct 4 Oct. 5/7 Oct Pres. letter**! 1/8 Oct. «/10 Oct 11/11 Oct Pres. Pom 21/27 Oct. 28/29 Oct To LOS ANCELES SAN FRANCISCO ft ATLANTIC384 words
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Advertisement398 1950-09-19 11 BAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINCS FROM SCANOINAVIA/UK./CONTINfNT -Annam" for Hon« Konf. Kob« S'por* P. Sham Panant ft Yokohams 22-24 Sept. •Kambedia for Bangkok Manila Hong Kon« 25-29 Sept 23-24 Sept. "Lalandia* for Saigon Bangkok 6-7 Oct. ,V, s ,°«i' i'J&I--NerJvest" for Saifon 6 BangkoJr^ll-14 Oct. 11-12 Oct. f-lOOct. "Ko 'a" for398 words
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Advertisement959 1950-09-19 11 Me ALISTER 6c CO., LTD. I' r lln*Jtpof#t«o in bingapwe) r«l*pbon« Mo 59Ofc ELLERMAN BUCKNALL KLAVfcM«» CINB aunnM mawbi _MM_M >-Oa ANCILES. SAN fRANCISCO. LOH «OTT«d!Im frMAMiUIJC fORTLANO SIATTU 6 VANCOUVf* CITY O» IVANIVIUI Aecectint cajio^oi Cjnna. 6 South ipoii P. b ham Panang niuritwini o/£«w»t "/Higt iB/jos«,t. Spot t959 words
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Article, Illustration509 1950-09-19 12 Penang's Mahroum Also In Team rWFNTY SKYKN -YKAK -Ol I) l< unl in. former Singapore star forward, will be seen in action again when he leads the attack of the Combined Indonesian soccer team, who are visiting the Colony sarly next month. The Indonesians are expected509 words
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Article75 1950-09-19 12 IN a friendly Rugby match played nn Raffles Institution ground' yesterday, the school team played exceedingly well to beat a Police 1 raining School XV by nine points (t/o penal'y goals and a try) to three points (a penal' y goal). T. Paul kicked75 words
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Article94 1950-09-19 12 The Singapore Polo Club start- i ed a small American polo tournament at Thomson Road yesterday. Three teams are competing, and yesterday's results were: Gunners beat Mixed Grill twoone; Mixed Grill drew with Black Cats two-all: Bluck Cais arew with Gunners one-all. Th« tournament I will94 words
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Article193 1950-09-19 12 /CUSTOMS held a Singapore \j Recreation Club XI to two-all draw In a game of I i hockey played on the padang yesterday. Right winger P. Neubronner opened scoring, fur SRC. with a solo effort down the wing midway through the first half. Imm°c'193 words
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Article359 1950-09-19 12 THERE will be 65 racing days in 1951— the same number as the current season according to the list of racing fixtures drawn up by the Straits Racing Association at a meeting on Sunday. The Singapore Turf Club will have six three-day meetings and each359 words
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Article66 1950-09-19 12 'THE Straits Racing Association decided at a meeting on Sunday that, from the next racing year, sole owners of horses will not be allowed to race under assumed names (about 170 assumed names of owners were registered by the SRA at the end of last season).66 words
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Article125 1950-09-19 12 GH.Q. Signals trounced Singapore Base District by five goals to one in the i second round of the S.A.F.A. I Junior Cup competition at Tanglin yesterday. Feature of the match was a hattrick by Mills, who scored four of his side's gosls. Exerting their superiority125 words
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Article55 1950-09-19 12 A. W. Balgent won the W. O. Smith Cup last Sundsy In the ExServlces Association of Singapore annual shooting competition held at the Singapore Rifle Association range at Seletar. The Bikerdyke Tankard was won by Major Grey. Ahmad bin Berjong won the Bochan Cup. and the E.S.A.S.55 words
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Article297 1950-09-19 12 I*HE following tie* in the Singa--1 pore Badminton Association'sopen tournament will be played at the Clerical Union Hall this weekSATURDAY AT 1.3* p.m. Intcr-Cammerelal Houses: Shell Sports Club v Borneo Motors B.C. Tournament official. Wee Ohlm Teng; umpire, R. L. S. Manlam; referee, Willie Tan. Men* Singles297 words
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Article96 1950-09-19 12 piNK GIN. only horse to score a double at the recent Singapore Gold Cup Meeting, has been promoted to Class 1 together with Spithead and Tomtoy. Spithead scored over I'« miles in Class, 2 Div 1 on Saturday while Tomtoy ran a good96 words
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232 1950-09-19 12 Schoonbeck Hits 111 n.o. versus S.C.C. JOHOR BAHRU. Mon. TOHORE Crioket Club brought a successful season to a close on Sunday when they defeated the Singapore Cricket Club by 65 runs at Johore Bahru. A feature of the match wa« a well compiled 111 not out by Van Schoonbeck. one232 words
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Article369 1950-09-19 12 Starting Bl6cks Are Vital— Dyson THE importance of using a starting block for sprints, preferably an athlete's own, was stressed by\ Geoffrey Dyson, chief coach of the British Amateur Athletic Association, in his second lecture for coaches at Victoria School yesterday. "Any Singapore atklete competing in a major meeting overseas369 words
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173 1950-09-19 12 'PHE Bhawanipore Soccer X team of India will visit Malaya towards the end of Oct. for a series of matches. Mr. 8. R. P. Naidu. Singapore representative of tne Bhawampoi-e soccer team, said the team will probably play six matches in Singapore. He is also173 words
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Article, Illustration36 1950-09-19 12 GEOFFREY DYSON, chief c ach to the British j!*'- How on Hi« > -r>-r« tn demonstrate the correct position for the "bullet" st rt for sprints at his second Kciuie a. nit i<cw. •■> > yesterday. Straits Times lire.36 words
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Article44 1950-09-19 12 Dato C. J. Paglar. president of the Singapore Table Tennis Association, will entertain members of the two visiting teams Wing Sun of Hong Kong and ihe All Indixr.s at a luncheon pai at his residence. Joo Chi«t Place, today.44 words
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Article27 1950-09-19 12 The Colony's first batch of women swimmers to appi ar for live-saviru instruction will turn up at Mount' Emily Pool today at 5.30 p.m.27 words
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Article134 1950-09-19 12 All India t.ib'.e tern;s we i itx-ir third BatcH iii > Colc.y by beating CMMM Spot ing Association by four gam*-, one at the Happy World last night* Indians were lully extended, w«h four of ihe fbe BB I reaching ihe "rubber To Veag Coon, youngest134 words
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Advertisement859 1950-09-19 12 CI4ASBIKIED' AI>S. (ODDiinued lrom oage*6> SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED 3rd Orade Dresser Conductor for Rubber Estate near Mentakab Personal inteivirv essential. Apply Box A 2212. S I LIBRARY ABSIBTANT in the Botanic Gardens. Singapore. Salary scale: S9OO-60A- 1.020 W/ 1.200-60A- 1.440 bar 1.MHM204--2.040 per annum with curren*. C.O.L. and local allowances.859 words
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Advertisement432 1950-09-19 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. Cnntlntied from previous eel. WANTFII TO PURCHASE SANTONIN GUM BENSOIN Storax supplies wanted from reput.ible source of supply. Por»iird quotations Santonin per cilo. other Items per pound ReJly Box No A 503. S.T. K L TUITION AT YOUR HOME: Priva> Tuition for all standsrds by e»perieneed teachers from432 words
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Page 12 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous25 1950-09-19 12 SINGAPORE TIDES T')-)\Y: 345 J m (7f.. 6in. n-1 258 p.m. 'Bft. lin> TOMORROW: 5.3 i a.m. (6t\ 'In. 1 and 3.58 p.m. (Bft. lln.i.25 words
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Miscellaneous41 1950-09-19 12 SOCCER: Buslnru Hs*. A: sime Darky Borne* Motors at < V.MA; Business Use B: Cable Wireless Onthrles at BOD; Jnr. up-Ue RAPt N«« .Moon Fathal Karl* at Geyhtot aUdlwa. HOCKET: Ceylon Assn. v P.WJi. al BalosUer Eo»4; S.C.C. KhaM Aom. on iaiaiiy.41 words
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