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Title Section18 1950-09-25 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 TWELVE PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1950. PRICE TEN CENTS.18 words
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Article361 1950-09-25 1 Marines Find m New Way Into Seoul Jf TOKYO, Sunday. AMERICAN troops' of the First Cavalry Division today drove into Poun, a little town 18 air miles northeast of ruined Taejon and only 60 miles from southward moving second front units at Osan. The FirstReuter; AP; UP - 361 words
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Article, Illustration364 1950-09-25 1 LAC Philip Darling, of the H.M.S. Terror, and Miss Lilian Campbell were dining in the cafe U the time of Uw explotiML. M:-.-Campbell said she saw a Chinese on a bicycle hurl a '"dark object." which stuck a frame beside the door and exploded on364 words
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Article37 1950-09-25 1 LONDON. Sun. The Dowager Marchioness of Milford Haven, mother of Earl Mountbatten and the Crown Princess Louise of Sweden, died today at Kensington Palace, aged 87. She was a grand-daughter of Queen Victoria. Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article35 1950-09-25 1 LUTON. Sun— Mr. George Bernard Shaw, in hospital here after his recent accident and operation, "has had a comfortable rest and Is getting along very well Indeed," a doctor stated today.— Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article123 1950-09-25 1 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. DANDITS beheaded a Chinese and shot him* after 13 tying him to a tree in Perak today. A terrorist who ran {rom a squatter hut in Perak yesterday was killed by a security force patrol. Two other123 words
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Article77 1950-09-25 1 GENEVA. Sun. A BABY, born on a Swedish ship evacuating 1,304 Europeans from Communist China, may have the first solid claim to United Nations citizen ship. The parents are stateless persons Koine to Israel. "If Swedish laws are like British laws." an official said, "theUP - 77 words
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Article142 1950-09-25 1 men iuka, hunaay. T*HE Foreign and Defence Ministers of the Big 1 Three Western Powers broke up their talks today, after apparently postponing the question of the rearming of Germany. As the two-day meeting •ame to an end the Ministers ?r Great Britain, FranceReuter - 142 words
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Article80 1950-09-25 1 STOCKHOLM. Sun. rptie pilot and nine passen--t. gers were burned to death when a new British Avro Anson plane on a private charter flight crashed in west I Sweden today. Three Brazilian Air Force men were killed when a twoengined plane crashed in a suburbReuter; AP - 80 words
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157 1950-09-25 1 Big Praise pFor Courage Of Argylls With British Troops in Korea, Sun. rE morale of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders who were accidentally bombed by U.S. planes yesterday remains extremely high. Their officers today praised the men for the courageous manner in which they carried out their withdrawals under airReuter - 157 words
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Article, Illustration49 1950-09-25 1 TWENTY-FIVE-YEAR-OT.l) blonde Melbourne photographic model and mannequin Gretta Miers who stopped her work to accompany her businessmanhusband Mr. J. L. Micrs, on a four months' trip to London, pictured on her arrival at Kalians airport, Singapore, yesterday afternoon by QEA BOAC < »n--it*natl«M. GretU hat Strait* Times pictura.49 words
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Article65 1950-09-25 1 MANILA. Sun. ■yHE Philippines army and air force operating against Communist Hukbalahaps in the ajea around Mt. Arayat. in Pampanga Province. 50 miles north of Manila, have killed 3« dissidents and wounded 48 in the past four days, the Manila Press reports One army private wasAP - 65 words
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Article52 1950-09-25 1 WASHINGTON. Sun— The U.S. Senate yesterday passed and sent to the White House the $17,000,000,000 emergency defence bill. The Senate "approval came after It had rejected a ban proposed by Senator Kenneth Wherry (Republican. Nebraska) to stop U.S. economic aid to countries which ship war-potential goods to CommunistReuter - 52 words
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Article159 1950-09-25 1 FAR EAST TALKS IN INDIA LONDON. Sun. MORE than 150 delegates from 11 countries will discuss the present problems of the Far East at the 11th conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations, which meets in Lucknow from Oct. 3 to 15. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Indian Prime Minister, will openReuter - 159 words
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Article41 1950-09-25 1 TOKYO, Sun.— One person was killed, one mountaineer reported missing and three injured in a panicky climb down after Mount Asama, a volcano 100 miles northwest of Tokyo, erupted with a terrific dutburst at 4.37 a.m. this morning.— Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article125 1950-09-25 1 LONDON. Bun MOSCOW radio today broad cast a Tass report of an alleged new violation of Chi nese territory by American i>lanes yesterday. The Taas message quoted a report from correspondent of the ComraunUt New China News Agency. It said that American planes "raided and bombed125 words
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Article, Illustration52 1950-09-25 1 MR. ALLAN LENNOX-BOYD chats with a patient in the Kandang Kerbau Hospital. Singapore, watched by Mr. Ernest Popplewell. Mr. Lennox-Boyd and Mr. Popplewell are members of the party of British Parliamentarians now in the Colony on a tour of inspection.— Straits Times picture. Report in52 words
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Article50 1950-09-25 1 CAIRO. Sun. Press reports published here today said that Israeli forces were concentrating In the Bearsheba area of the Negev desert. The reports said that the Israelis, had recently driven the Arab tribesmen from the area, to reduce the possibility of a leak of Information.— UP.UP - 50 words
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Article23 1950-09-25 1 RANGOON Sun. Police fought two simultaneous gun battles early yesterday morning In separate part* of the citr with unldenttfltfl gunmen A.P.AP - 23 words
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Article311 1950-09-25 1 S'pore Plane Goes To Korea From A Special Air Correspondent SINGAPORE, Sun. A DAKOTA aircraft of the Far East Air Force on a courier run to Japan has become the first British 'plane to land in Korea since the outbreak of the war. Her trip which started as a supplymission311 words
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Article187 1950-09-25 2 BOSTON, Sunday. jVf AKTHA RAVE, the singing comedienne of stage ITI and screen, spent nearly five' hours in police custody after being charged with drunkenness and driving while under the influence of drink. Her husband, Nick Condovj who was arrested with her on the drunkenness187 words
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Article, Illustration30 1950-09-25 2 KING FAKOIK of K«ypt on the bridge of his yacht Fakhr el Elhar (Pride of the gem), as the ship left Toulon for Cannes. A. P. picture.30 words
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Article42 1950-09-25 2 HONQ KONG, Sun. Six thousand eight hundred Chinese refugees living in a camp in Hong Kong have sent a letter of loyalty to Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek written with their own blood. Sixty people gave the blood for the letter.— Reuter-A.A.P.Reuter-AAP - 42 words
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Advertisement927 1950-09-25 2 LONDON, rTIN CORPORATION CHAIRMAN'S SPEECH The TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL OENERAL MEETING of London Tin Corporation limited was held on September S at the Chartered Insurance Institute, Aldennanbury, London, E.C. MR. J. IVAN SPENB, chalrnan of the corporation, who pre•ided, said:— An Increase in our holdings of quoted investments and the payment927 words
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Advertisement902 1950-09-25 2 over-shadowed by the whole sl.uatlon in the Far East. Rates of import and export duties in Slam are wry high and there are proposals to increase income- tax. The duty on export of tin ore at approximately 27 per cent, of the realisable value before deducting working costs detracts from902 words
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Advertisement1273 1950-09-25 2 SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT Tenders ar e Invited for erectior Of three blocks of 3-storied flats and subsidiary works at Boon Tender form, etc.. may be obtained on payment of a deposit of $100 which will be refunded if a bona fide tender is subSealed tenders are to be deposited In the1,273 words
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Advertisement307 1950-09-25 2 WITUMS f EDUCATIONAL NOTICE FOur new Regional Schools win accept registration for adminion to classes from Primary I to Standard IV for October. 1950 beginning from Monday. October 2nd until Friday, October 6th. between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. These schools are situated as follows: (a) Ylo Chu Kang Road307 words
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Article293 1950-09-25 3 'Spark Might Set World Ablaze 9 SHEFFIELD, Sunday. ]yjR. ATTLEE, addressing 3,000 Yorkshire Socialists celebrating the Labour Party's fiftieth anniversary here yesterday, said that there was tinder in the East to which a spark might set the whole world ablaze if the standard of lifeReuter - 293 words
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Article, Illustration35 1950-09-25 3 nUMCm Elizabeth holds her month-old daughter. Princess Anne, with a restraining hand on the shoulder of Prince Charles as they leave London by train to join the Royal Family at Balmoral, Scotland.—A.P. picture.AP - 35 words
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Article106 1950-09-25 3 SUPPORT FOR U.N. ACTION NEW YORK. Sun. DR. Dirk Stikker. Neither lands delegate, praised the collective action in Korea in the U.N. General Assembly. He said his Government had recognised Communist China, but the question of Communist Chinas representation must not be tied up with the settlement of the KoreanAP - 106 words
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Article112 1950-09-25 3 JAKARTA. Sun.— The trade union of Indonesian typo- eraphers ended its seven-day strike against the IndonesianI language daily, Pedoman. here today. according to Aneta news agency. Printers at the Pedoman went out on strike a week ago on account of an editorial In that paper which saidReuter; Reuter-AAP - 112 words
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258 1950-09-25 3 FLUSHING MEADOWS, Sunday. A STRANGE atmosphere of comparative harmony prevailed at the United Nations' opening One sign was the insistence of the United States delegation that the General Assembly should debate the Russian charee of American aggression against China. Mr. Warren Austin, theReuter; AP; UP - 258 words
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Article61 1950-09-25 3 LONDON. Sun. BRITAIN is to revive its Home Guard as part of the increased defence programme, according to official sources. Formation of a similar force has been urged on all members of the North Atlantic Pact. including America. Recommendations on the force have been submittedUP - 61 words
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Article, Illustration35 1950-09-25 3 P.iNDIT NEHRU. Prime Minister of India, with Gaswral > ii.m Chung-hsien, Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to India, when the envoy called on him at New Delhi.— A.P. pictureAP - 35 words
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Article121 1950-09-25 3 BERLIN. Sunday. iy| AJOR-GEN. G. K. Bourne, British Commandant in Berlin, has sent a second letter of protest to the Soviet authorities over the 150 yards of "road snatching" by Red Army troops on the West Berlin 1 boundary. I Armed British troopg yesterday stoodReuter - 121 words
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Article112 1950-09-25 3 LONDON, Sun. T^HE discovery of a drug in,A jection which may provide an "internal shield" against atomic rayg was reported yesterday by three British Government research men The drug is thourea. a substance commonly obtained by heating urea, one of the main constituents of animalAP - 112 words
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Article73 1950-09-25 3 LONDON. Sun. Britain's Labour Party newspaper, the Daily Herald, today joined Pravda, the Moscow paper, In rebuking Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York, for critl- cising Russia for employing slave labourers at a New York dinner to welcome the delegates to the United Nations GeneralUP - 73 words
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Article25 1950-09-25 3 JAKARTA. Sun— The first of eight Convair liners ordered by Garuda Indonesian Airways arrived at Kemajoran airport today, reports Aneta news agency.. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article64 1950-09-25 3 HONG KONG, Sun. The Hong Kong Government has imposed water rationing for the second time this year. It states that an exceptionally dry September weather may result in another drought like 1928-29 when water had to be imported from Singapore. However, the backwash of a typhoon fromAP - 64 words
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Article40 1950-09-25 3 JAKARTA. Sun— The Philippine Charge d'Affaires. Mr. Pastrana, who arrived here some days ago stated today that negotiations were being held with the Indonesians in Jakarta on a cultural and trade treaty between Indonesia and the Philippines. Reuter-AAPReuter-AAP - 40 words
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Article65 1950-09-25 3 rw^uc n, HONG KONG. Sunday TTWE Communists D* Canton have imposed a heavy tax L on* moon cahe»- v ei^>n at the ChinYmiid-Autum.i Festival^ittpparentt-tf \cith the idea of endinifthe custom Moon cakes— round pastries, stuffed icilk pork and almonds— date back to the Ming dynasty Men65 words
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Article58 1950-09-25 3 WASHINGTON, Sun— The Tea Association of the United States said yesterday that the Ambassadors of Ceylon, India. Pakistan, and Indonesia, would attend a convention, at White Sulphur Springs on October 1. The problem of Increasing sales of tea in America will be discussed. A fund ofUP - 58 words
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Article36 1950-09-25 3 TOKYO, Sun— During the first half of this year Japan exported to the United States U5574,743,404 worth of goods. Imports from the United States amounted to almost three times the exports or $215,751,019— Reuter-AAP.Reuter-AAP - 36 words
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Article, Illustration55 1950-09-25 3 FRONTLINE pictures of Bri tish troops in Korea. LEFT: Pte. Raymond Hilton of Kid derminster, and Pte. Michael Goulding, of Sunderland fill their canteens from a water bag in their bivouac are m. RIGHT: Pte. John Madden of Newcastle digs a fox hole. LOWER: Scots soldiers inAP - 55 words
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Article23 1950-09-25 3 LONDON, Sun. Bulgaria yesterday accused Turkey of unleashing "a violent, calumnious anti-Bulgarian campaign," according to a Bulgarian news agency report received here.—Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article165 1950-09-25 3 SRINAGAR Sun. pLOODINO of the Jhelum River, which courses through the Kashmir valley, < and torrential rains in adjoining Jammu province in the past few days have caused widespread damage to crops and property. Although no details are available, lloss s of human life and ofReuter - 165 words
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Article176 1950-09-25 3 America Says 'We Are Sorry LONDON, Sun. 'THE U.S. Embassy in London has sent the British Government official regrets for the Korean Incident in which casualties were caused among attacking British troops through misdirected support by Ame-" i rican planes. The note said: "I have been informed of reports thatAP - 176 words
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Article51 1950-09-25 3 LUCKNOW. Sun.— One person was killed and four injured in a Hindu-Muslim riot 'in the Cantonment area .of Lucknow today. A 24-hour curfew has been imposed on the area which is being patrolled by armed police. A police officer and a constable were among the injured.Reuter - 51 words
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Article36 1950-09-25 3 BOMBAY, Sun. Indian sympathisers with the world Moral Rearmament Movement today welcomed the proposed visit of its sponsor, Dr. Frank N. Buchman, who is expected in India this winter with an International team.— Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article198 1950-09-25 3 WASHINGTON, Sunday. MR. John Foster Dulles, of the United States delegation to the United Nations General Assembly, said today the American four-point plan for strengthening the Assembly gave "all, everywhere, who have talked so much about a 'strong' United Nations, a chance to work198 words
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242 1950-09-25 4 TEACHERS^ UNION LEADER SAY*-. From Our Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sunday. TEACHERS want all discrimination in the education service removed, declared Mr. P. V. Sarma, president of the Malayan Teachers' Union, at a dinner at Penang last night. "We do not want242 words
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Article151 1950-09-25 4 MR. Walter James Edwards, I wartime naval stoker who is now Civil Lord of Admi- ralty, declined to make any statement when he arrived < last night at Kallang Air- port, Singapore. "I am sorry but I'm too tired to speak just now," he said151 words
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186 1950-09-25 4 EXPERIMENTS with premix (enriched) rice show*J ed that 30 per cent, of the children fed at the Children's Social Centres in Singapore had decayed teeth as a result of bad nutrition, says the annual report of the Medical Department. The occurrence of beri-beri in186 words
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Article, Illustration69 1950-09-25 4 CHAIRMAN OF BIKtCTOR.S, Qantas Empire Airways, Mr. W. Hudson Fysh (right) pictured on bis arrival at Kalian* airport. Singapore, yesterday by Constellation from Sydney on his way t» London and t« the annual international Air Transport Association conference In San Francisco. Pictured with Mr. Fysh b69 words
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Article407 1950-09-25 4 RESERVATION of four vacant superscale appointments for expatriate officers is attacked bj the Alumni Association of the Ring Edward VII College of Medicine, in a statement to the Straits Times, as being contrary to the accepted principle of unification of the medfcal services "without distinction of race407 words
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Article121 1950-09-25 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun THE Federation Government has appointed Mr. J.D. Mead. President of the F.M.S. Chamber of Mines, and Mr. H. S Lee. President of the Malayan Chinese Miners' Association. to be advisers to Mr. A Hey-wood-Wadington. the Economic Secretary, who is to represent Malaya at121 words
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Article85 1950-09-25 4 From O»' SUB Correspondent SEREMBAN. Sun. MARRIAGES among the workers remain a business deal the higher the price a husband pays the more the likelihood of his getting a good wife, states the annual report of the Necri Semhilan Plantation Workers' Union. "We are discouraging; these85 words
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Article57 1950-09-25 4 The Rev. John T. N. Handy, Deputy Secretary, Social Welfare, who loaves for Ceylon on retirement on Oct. 4, will be guest-of-honour at a farewell dinner to be held at the Adelphl Hotel roof garden on Oct. 2. The dinner will be presided by Mr. T. P. F.57 words
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Article44 1950-09-25 4 The full moon of "Binara". which falls today, will be celebrated at the Sri Lanka Buddhist Temple, Kuala 'LumDur, at 7 p.m The Yen U. Wandiya Maha Thera will > preach in Sinhalese. All Buddhists and well-wishers are cordially invited to attend.44 words
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448 1950-09-25 4 THE chairman of the Singapore Government Printing Office Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society, Mr. C. Claude Phillips, issued the following statement last night "In your Issue «f the 3 1st inst you report that the Singapore Association "maintains that sine* the co-operative societies are in448 words
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Article, Illustration72 1950-09-25 4 RESCUE PARTY members use a map when reporting i<> Major A. H. Hogge (second from left) On thric mission in search of the Dakota which crashed in the Kplnntm Jungle with 12 people aboard. At the left is Capt. 1.. Livermore, Commander of D Coy..72 words
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Advertisement110 1950-09-25 4 SHELL IN MALAYA -4RESULTS COUNT! That's why SHELL in Malaya attaches great importance vo training.... SHELL Aviation fuelling crews have their 'drill' on Malayan airfields..., SHELL Service Station operators from the whole of Malaya are trained at the model Shellubrication Bay in Singapore ....A theatre is provided in Shell House,110 words
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Miscellaneous95 1950-09-25 4 RED CROSS WORKING PARTY. Guide Hut, Clemenceau Avenue, 10 m. to noon. INTERNATIONAL FORTNIGHTLY CLUB, general meeting. Y.W.C.A., Raffles Quay, 10.30 a.m. BT. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION, first-aid class, HQ.. Stamford Road, 5 p.m. V.M.C.V, Orchard Road, movie circle general meeting. 5.15 p.m. Judo class. 5.30 pja. Sr HiE ART SOCIETY,95 words
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Article339 1950-09-25 5 Brothers put a glow in the ink THE new luminous posters now brightening the hoardings in Britain were in- 1 vented by two magicians, the brothers Switzer— Robert, aged 38. and Joe, 35, of Berkeley. California, i ThSr sPaich for some new colouring started at school. They wanted it to339 words
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Article, Illustration1125 1950-09-25 5 "Faced with appalling peril, we are behaving as if it did not exist, says W.J. BROWN, former Independent M.P. for Rugby, who analyses the cause of Britain failure to rise to the grim challenge of the times. IF I were asked to say what was, in my opinion,1,125 words
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Miscellaneous811 1950-09-25 5 < >m /^J <*-• fo /f/Z&f f in? c\ Q WOULD you please between the two. and some plants on each stake. After tell m$ the best ot tne R«nantheras. tney nave Deen piantea a So iong as your Vandas couple of weeks apply cattle treatment for orchids— the are811 words
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Article879 1950-09-25 6 It is the minority report of the Benham Committee in the Federation that has stolen the show if the jargon of the stage is admissible in such a serious business as Govern- ment salary scales and the problem of finding the money to pay them. Mr. H.879 words
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Article168 1950-09-25 6 rpHE closing of the Nan 1 Chiau Jit Pao by the Singapore Government has set a lot of people thinking about the phrase "Freedom of the Press" which has been repeated so often in the newspapers and over the radio. The closing of this paper must surely raise168 words
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Article92 1950-09-25 6 WITH reference to therecent robbery In a Singapore taxi, and the suggestion that the number should be noted before one gets into the taxi, I would like to make a further suggestion. The authorities should make it compulsory to have the j number exhibited inside the I92 words
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Article, Illustration937 1950-09-25 6 MAirr HiATHCOTT HAS A TAtK V/\thl- IN common with many other visitors to London, Inspector Mary Voon, of the Singapore police, says now after a few weeks in the capital city, I think your police are wonderful!" Our imperturbable, helpful, omniscient Bobbies have937 words
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484 1950-09-25 6 ment, extorting taxes for the Socialist idea of how to combat Communism, going to do, as the insurance companies "regret" their inability to underwrite any more private risks, undertaken for such purposes of income earning as enable the uovernment to have anything or anybody to484 words
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Letter74 1950-09-25 6 WJITH reference to the letter IVY signed "Well-Wisher" in the Saturday Forum, Mr. N. A Kularajah writes to point oul that the All-Malayan Cooperative Bank Is being organised by the Singapore Urban Co-operative Union, and it is not Intended that the bank shall finance housing societies74 words
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Letter193 1950-09-25 6 I AM surprised that no 1 one has so far commented on the story of Micky published in last Monday's Straits Times. I was horrified to read this pathetic tale, which must be of concern to every dog lover in the Colony. Dogs found wandering that193 words
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96 1950-09-25 6 11/E, the patients of the T.B TT Ward, General Hospital. Kuala Lipls. thank the Straits Times for having published our appeal for a radio set. Now. we have achieved our deslr* through the neneroslty of the First Squadron. R.A.A.F.. Singapore. THE PATIENTS. Kuala Lipis, Parian*. (The96 words
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Article463 1950-09-25 6 On the Margin Before Breakfast YyHiLE going through tha week-end mail in the office on Sunday morning, and pondering on the troubles and worries and grievances in this land which It reflected, my eye lit upon a letter from Penang which made my heart feel lighter and at the same463 words
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Advertisement920 1950-09-25 6 CLASSIFIED AEp. BIRTH VON WEILER: To Matilda, •wife of J. W. von Weiler, on 23rd September, at Kandang Kerbau Hospital, a son. ACKNOWLEDGMENT S CDR. MRS. C. A. OXFORD (hank the staff of the B.MH, Singapore, for their floral tnbutes, sympathy and kind attention to their nephew Gunner Brown of920 words
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Advertisement18 1950-09-25 6 GamrnefeY SWISS WATCHES SILVER, SET WITH HICHEST QUALITY RHINESTONES $145 EXPERT SERVICE AFTER SALE '6 COUrE« QUAY StftAPOßt18 words
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Advertisement72 1950-09-25 6 ffl*^oprainM Fellow Institute Ophthalmic Opticians (Eng Fellow Worshipful Co. of Spectacle-Makers (Eng Freeman of th« City of London. By Appointment to H.M. Forces, South East Asia > 6 Raffles Place Singapore Phone ***** TOMORROW YOU MAY NEED W^ 4 (-..it »i^ cr tonGET A TUBE PROM YOUR CHEMIST TU II72 words
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Article415 1950-09-25 7 Visits Paid To Rubber Factory, Radio Malaya TWO of the six British M.P.B visiting Malaya yesterday unintentionally gave their police escort the slip when they drove from Government House in a private car carrying no flag or official plates. A police car containing four plainclothes policemen had415 words
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Article387 1950-09-25 7 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. ItHE executive commit- 1 tee of the Federation of Malaya Government Officers (Div. II) Association held an emergency meeting at Kuala Lumpur today to discuss the Benham Report. The meeting was closed to the press but late tonight387 words
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Article25 1950-09-25 7 A $5 contribution to 'Grandma Ong's Fund" was received over the week-end lrt.m Mr. K. W. Ong. This bri.igs the total to $4,084.60.25 words
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Article, Illustration38 1950-09-25 7 MR. CARLETON GREEN, who is to carry out psychological warfare in the Federation, will join the staff of the Director of Operations. Lieut.-Gen. Sir Harold Briggs. He was a 8.8.C. expert on psychological warfare.—Straits Times picture.38 words
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Article87 1950-09-25 7 LECTURER FROM SYDNEY TtflSS JEAN MILLIS. M.Sc. (Melbourne), will arrive in Singapore on Monday by QEA-BOAC Constellation from Sydney to do nutrition work in the' Colony. Miss Millis, who was Lecturer in Nutrition in the University of Melbourne, will take up an appointment in the University of Maiaya as Lecturer87 words
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Article31 1950-09-25 7 Full moon day celebrations will be held by the staff of B.P. de Silva Ltd. at the Buddhist Temple in Outram Road at 7.15 p.m. today. All are invited.31 words
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Article118 1950-09-25 7 TJHE Health Committee of X Singapore Municipal Commissioners has decided that a senior dresser in the Municipal service is adequately qualified to replace a doctor as an inspecting officer for the registration of births and deaths. The committee has unanimously recommended that the post of inspecting118 words
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Article54 1950-09-25 7 The Committee of the Central Sikh Temple in Queen Street, Singapore, have opened an "Assam Relief Fund" for the relief of victims of the recent Assam earthquake and floods. All Indians, especially Sikhs, are requested to send their donations in cash or kind to the hon.54 words
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Article, Illustration175 1950-09-25 7 'SUPPORT MUSLIM COLLEGE PLEA r[E first Har> i Raya Haji mass meeting in Singapore took place yesterday at Jalan Besar stadium i where Muslims were exhorted in Malay, Arabic and i Tamil to put their faith in Islam, and to practise the teaching of their religion. The Malay speaker. DrAnthony Balch - 175 words
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Article76 1950-09-25 7 JOHORE INDIAN TEACHERS I From Our Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Sun I Indian teachers In Indian schools in Johore have forn>ed a union. The inaugural meeting was held at Kluang and was attended by Mr. T. D. Dharmalingam, a trade union officer, i The -fonoMvlii* ifflcerV were I elected: President,76 words
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Article41 1950-09-25 7 From Onr O „n Ci).:r^p«iident JOHORE BAHRU Sun Certain Town Boards in Johore have banned use of aluminium roofing. The Johor>? Bahru Town Board however has decided each application to erect aluminium roofing should be considered on its merits41 words
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Article131 1950-09-25 7 r THE Salvation Army will open a building fund «oon for the reconditioning; of its Malayan headquarters. The building in Clemenceau Avenue, Singapore, was erect- 1 sd In 1865. the year that the Salvation Army was founded. Known as "Temple, Houm", formerly the family mansion131 words
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Article, Illustration50 1950-09-25 7 A WEDDING tableau was one of the attractions of Malayan Night at Raffles Hotel on Saturday night. The bridal couple: Inche Ghaxali bin Ramli and Che Fatimah binte Osman. The girl is Fatimah binte Abu aged eight. RIGHT: Suriati and Sundamadi perform a Javanese dance. Straits Times picture.50 words
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Article268 1950-09-25 7 By A Special Air Correspondent A SMALL fleet of Army ambulances stood by at Changi airfield on Saturday night to meet a Dakota aircraft bringing sick and wounded servicemen from Hong Kong on the first lap of an air journey home to Britain. Yesterday the268 words
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Article273 1950-09-25 7 COLONY'S BEST DRIVER' MR. E. M. Glossop, of the' Singapore Police, yester- I day was adjudged the most I careful and skilful driver in the Colony at a rally or- ganised by the Singapore I Motor Club. Twenty-four drivers, including two women, took part. All fared well in the test273 words
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Article131 1950-09-25 7 Adoption Of Children From Our Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. A MATTER that is engaging the attention of Malays In the State is the question of adopted children. The Muslim religion encourages the adoption of children and It is quite a common practice for Malays to have adopted children Many131 words
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255 1950-09-25 7 STRAITS CHINESE WANT TO BE GOOD SINGAPORE A NS npHE Straits-born Chinese could settle down in Singapore and become part of the national life, if they were treated as Singaporeans and not as aliens, as they were in the Federation, said the president of the Straits Chinese British Association, Mr.255 words
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Article132 1950-09-25 7 'NO CHILD BRIDES' MEETING AMASS meeting "to protest against child marriage" will be caJled on Oct 15 at the S.V.C. Drill Hall, Beach Road. Dy Che Zaharah blnte Noor Mohammad, president of the Singapore Muslim Women's Welfare Association Malay and Muslim women will be Invited to attend to express their132 words
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Article38 1950-09-25 7 A five-man Spanish trade mission pass"d through Singapore last night on Its way to India and Pakistan after spending three weeks in Australia discussing the possibility of exporting heavy machinery and textiles from Spain to Australia.38 words
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Article38 1950-09-25 7 From Oar Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Sun The Johore Bahru District Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis ha s received a donation of $300 from the Chinese community in commemoration of the Sultan of Johore's birthday.38 words
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Article98 1950-09-25 7 PASSENGERS scheduled to travel by Malayan Airways Dakota to Kuala Lumpur. I Ipoh and Penang were held up at Kallang airport yesterday afternoon for an hour land a half when the aircraft I developed engine trouble. When the fault had been rectified and a successful test 'flight98 words
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Article50 1950-09-25 7 From Our Staff Correspondent "KUALA LUMPUR; Sun. Unsold tickets for the $1,000,--coo M.C.A. lottery which are to be issued on Oct. 1 are not returnable, It was disclosed at the working committee meeting of the Selangor i brunch of the Malayan j I Chinese Association today.50 words
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Article42 1950-09-25 7 A requiem communion i-cr-vice in memory of the late Dr. P. R. Elliott will be held on Tuesday at 7 a.m. at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore. It will be attended by nurses of the St. Andrews mission hospital.42 words
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Article35 1950-09-25 7 The Finance Committee of Singapore Municipal Commissioners has approved the payment of $14,457.50 to tho Municipality's legal advisers, Messrs. Drew and Napier, towards legal fees incurred for the first half of this year.35 words
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Advertisement86 1950-09-25 7 Svntvh jCaßPfc, Whisky pEn Blended *.ih all ihe skill ..I Scottish < raftsmen, 11, iiM^S^fllH Ihr f,,nou» -Johnnie Walker" is Scotch Whisky at it. jii |l j|| MT.ooth, mrllow best. It is Ij i| fIJPB safer and better to ask for |l»^^ *'.)ohnnie Walker" by name. Zs*%J *****MN1E ifirn a86 words
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Advertisement127 1950-09-25 7 m I lg n m When people talk about wool they usually mean sheep's wool, but of course the Cashmere and Angora goats provide soft, beautifully fine wools too. PURE WOOL Slipovers can be purchased for as little as $10.50 Cashmere range from $27.50 to $50.00 muss, SINGAPORE. Take Care127 words
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Article, Illustration1091 1950-09-25 8 INDIA STANDS AT THE CROSS ROADS FRANK MORAES looks from Left to Right at Nasik and says BOMBAY, (By Air Mail). rpHIS is going to be a critical time for India, for as I write the Congress Annual Session lias opened at Nasik Will the tUR-of-war which characterised the Presidential1,091 words
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Article349 1950-09-25 8 There is at least one conventional defensive signal that is unknown to most playen. This Is the Inunp echo, which' has a specific and very vital function. Observe how necessary It is in such a case an the following: South. ri«"i N ■OTH O A 10 •Iflti349 words
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Article307 1950-09-25 8 LONDON. CIR JOHN HODSOLL, 56--year-old Director General Civil Defence Training the man responsible for the teachini of the thousands who it is hoped will Join the anti-atom defence corps, has opened the new term at his specialist college at Sunnlngdale Berkshire. He has Just returned307 words
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Article, Illustration548 1950-09-25 8 FRANK OWEN - FRANK OWEN By KOREAN FRONT: rpHE sky was scowling 1 and a mist cape hid half the mountain as the padre set up his table. an old cookhouse box. It had a little wooden cross on it and two little canHe glanced anxiou s 1 yUP - 548 words
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Advertisement27 1950-09-25 8 I 4£ E AM 1 1 1 tLt S I V SPARE PARTS J m I II SSH I a.JB |ll||J|l|l f^^^H 1 II WEARNE BROTHERS LTD,27 words
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Advertisement57 1950-09-25 8 _JJJLHILNG SETS EpP^*"Hjk now AVAILABL£ -'timvßßmSgr P#f WAR QUALITY. i 3 WATT DISTRIBUTORS Cuan Hoe (Malaya) Ltd.. 14 Hill Street, Singapore. Ong Ban Hong Leong Ltd., 3 Jalan Besar, Singapore. FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES Overseas Corporation (Aust.) Ltd., 18 Cecil Street, Singapore. COOLEST, SMOOTHEST i jjija\ WMRy **^®9£M WITHOUT A BRUSH aMsl57 words
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Miscellaneous180 1950-09-25 8 STRAITS TIMES CROSSWORD Jf i? ek «r«< CROSSWORD No. 174 I f f. v mint do** in *1 Mof« than tn# •gretfl i..^ —^^mm J l.»u orowd«<l po« .1 first M -p'd,!" "pel' mihr_bul HJ 19 Bf"" 11. Kind of wormwood <•>. V colour (71. i E* j|| i j180 words
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Article341 1950-09-25 9 WASHINGTON, Sun. TIHE business boom flourish--I ed on all fronts last week, supported by a buoyant civilian economy and lncreas- I ed spending for the rearmament programme. Virtually every one of the standard measuring devices that tell the state of business at any given time341 words
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Article82 1950-09-25 9 From A Market Correspondent A small vuiunne of copra changed hands in thp Singapore prodvee market on Friday at 846.62'j a pitul. The market eased with I buyers at $46 and Matan at *-iH 1 Coconut oil was also weaker yesterday, with ?ellexs at $73.. a picul arid82 words
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Article60 1950-09-25 9 London Rubber LONDON Sept. 22— Spot 49d. Oct. 48d. Nov 46' 4 d. Dev. 44 4 d. Jan.-Mar. 40 s id.. Apr.-June 37>-d Sept. ri.f. 47',.. Sept.-Oct. c.i.f. 44 d. Oct.-Nov. 43 d Market: Quiet. New York Rubber In U.S. cents per lb.. ciotine bid: Sept. 21.60 words
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693 1950-09-25 9 From A Market Correspondent /THERE was increased activity in Malayan markets and in the four and a half days under review a substantial volume of business was maintained, i Appreciation in all sections, save Loans, came in the train of United Nations successes in Korea,693 words
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Article385 1950-09-25 9 DUSINKSS aqne in the MalaD yun Share Market last week included Industrial*. Fraser Neave Ord. »3.12' a and $3 15 cum div., Hong Kong Bank (Hong Kong RegLster- $630. Malayan Breweries »5.20 cum dlv cum bonus. Malayan Collieries t1.50 to $1.47' i. McAlister $36.00 to $37.00. Robinson Ord.385 words
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Advertisement1339 1950-09-25 9 MANSFIELD <Sc CO., LTD t lncorporated in Snijpote) BLOB FUNNEL MM* Carriers option to proceed «ia other pert* to oa« and discharge cam. SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL CLASCOW LONDON b CONTINENTAL PORTS Ou, Mils p Sham #n Mentor m L poo. b C tow Sept. 25/2» Sept. 29/ Oct. 1 00011,339 words
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Advertisement406 1950-09-25 9 PRESIDENT LINER SAILINGS ro NEW TORK AND BOSTON VIA CIYLON tNOIA ECYPI and MEDITERRANEAN PORTS Spore P S*am I'^it. Pres Van oar«n 30 Sept/4 Oct 5 Oct Pr.s letferson 5/10 Oct. 11/12 Oct. 13/15 Oct. Pres Polk 23/27 Oct To LOS ANCELES SAN FRANCISCO ATLANTIC "ORIi -i. "ANAMA Penang Singapore406 words
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Advertisement441 1950-09-25 9 EAST ASIATIC LINE >AILINCS FROM SCANDINAVIA UK /CONTINENT: Annam" to. Hong Kong. Kobe >POie S hanr. -'enao« Yokohama C 6/7 •Kambodia for Bangkok Hong Kongfr Manila 25-29 Sept. 22-23 Sept. Lalandla" o, Sagon Bangkok 4-5 Ocf 2 -\aV. i"in°Jt Nordvest for S»i«on Bangkok 13 MOct 11-120ct 9-10Oct Korea" fci Bangkok441 words
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Advertisement943 1950-09-25 9 McALISTER tfc CO., TD. ilnco'joMie^. .n Singapoiei relephont No <9Ot CLLERMAN HUCKNALI KLAVtNtv> |.|NB LONDON HAVRE. ANTWERP M OTTIUOAM ti HiUIIIIC Los ANCILES. SAN FRANCISCO, A,so afcVp "a.go to. Str^f v K PORTLAND SEATTLE b VANCOUVER and North Continental Ports with Accepting :argo for Central South transhipment and toi U.S.A..943 words
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Article, Illustration777 1950-09-25 10 By The Times Cricket Correspondent IT WAS in October, 1861, A that the first band of English cricketers set sail from England on a visit to Australia. The tour was promoted by Messrs. Spiers and Pond, with H. Stephenson, of Surrey, as captain, and it777 words
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Article, Illustration823 1950-09-25 10 Blackham and Oldfteld were unsurpassed as wicketkeepers, that J. R. Gregory was the mast prehensile of slip fielders, and that there never was an outfield to compare with roinsford. Yet to us in this country no names can sound so sweet as those of Grace,823 words
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Article, Illustration1106 1950-09-25 10 Geoff Dyson - Geoff Dyson -by- Chief Coach To British A.A.A. T D-DAY the athletic coaches of the world know far more about the techniques of running, hurdling, Jumping, vaulting and throwing than ever before and this improvement is mainly due to the way in which slowpicture - 1,106 words
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Advertisement92 1950-09-25 10 Morning.. .noon. ..and night... If THS *AU DAY" POOP TKroujNout th« d«y th«rt l» —^Tft f«a« demand In «v«ry horn« tor JP\ Bouriihm«oi in tM term of milk: yy^^^^AV D*R«nd on NESPAAY Full Cr«*m s£sT^-'^~ AaC^V Powdered Milk for these needi •In V v v»ets*^ int kitchen. In tea or92 words
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Advertisement84 1950-09-25 10 m Ba^B^^^T^Bß Bk feY fc. 111 B^B^B^Ba^B^e^BH jp ■^B^awW^^^^a^al a^ B^K^i' i^laMaC a^aH^a^H B^B€^_ E^^^HM*^^^^^ m t I Every Commer truck is specially designed for its 'I job and burlt with the precision engineering that hat made the name COMMER famous in 119 j countries "and on Hie roads of84 words
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Article448 1950-09-25 11 Deserving 2-1 Win v Arsenal LONDON, Sunday. rpHE number of unbeaten clubs in the four divisions 1 of the Football League was reduced to two Newcastle and Mancheser City when Nottingham Forest went down by three goals to two at Torquay in yesterday's F. A. LeagueReuter - 448 words
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Article791 1950-09-25 11 Latest English Positions LONDON. Sun. f»OOTBALL League standings F after yesterday's matches were as follows: Newcastle U 10 5 5 0 18 7 IS Manchester U 10 6 1 3 12 6 13 Arsenal 10 5 3 2 18 10 13 Mid'broujrh 10 6 1 3 20 13 13 BlackpoolReuter - 791 words
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Article73 1950-09-25 11 In a friendly soccer match played at Katong yesterday. Cheerful Lads' second XI beat R.AJ». Jurong by two goals to one. In another soccer match played on the same ground yesterday. Cheerful Lads' first XI beat R.A P. Tengah by three goals to two. The73 words
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Article69 1950-09-25 11 LONDON, Sun. The main party lof the West Indies cricket team which toured Kngland this summer left for home yesteiday. A few players are staying In England to study while Frank Worrell and Sonny Ramadhin have Joined the Commonwealth team to tour India. John Goddard, theReuter - 69 words
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Article22 1950-09-25 11 BRUSSELS Sun Japan and Germany were reafflllated to the International Soccer Football Federation (FIFA) yesterday, it was officially announced here.— A.PAP - 22 words
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Article56 1950-09-25 11 M. M. Paterson beat C. W. Watson two up and D. A. O. Davies beat D. A. T. Carson three and two in the semi finals of the Royal Singapore Golf Club championship at Bukit Timah yesterday. The final, over 36 holes, will be played56 words
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Article37 1950-09-25 11 I F Sgt. Long (110 Sqn) won tht Captain's Prlae at the Royal Air Force Golf Club at Chanel. Loug j had a net score of 70. The women's prize was won by Mrs. Avis*.37 words
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Article89 1950-09-25 11 CARNOUSTIE, Sun. \yELSHMAN Dai Re as equalled old James Braid's record yesterday In winning the British Professional Match Play golf title for the fourth tine. In the 36-hole final of the event, which Is sponsored by the Sunday news- paper, News of the World, Ree«AP - 89 words
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Article281 1950-09-25 11 By JIM CHAMBERS LONDON, Sunday. VOT one, but two "Old gentlemen 1 of the ring will be making comeback attempts next Wednesday night. A few hours before Joe Louis steps into the ring against Ezzard Charles at Yankee Stadium, a Welshman, who went the distance inAP - 281 words
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910 1950-09-25 11 LLANDRINDOD WELLS, ■pRITISH motor-cycling teams swept the board In the International tix-day trial which ended last night, winning the International Trophy and the Silver Vase without the low of point In either event. The British teams, which rounaea out the gruelling 1.30 b miles910 words
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Advertisement413 1950-09-25 11 1 |,.«.»^W,.».«,^.. 1 h.,^,|. < ,1>A»M..,..,-WM.I><lll.l.l«»llimiBlll III»IH I ™Z SHAWS CAPITOL again offers the biggest J^fiftv best programme in town/ O-^mi On The Stage /*9HHf 1- Danny Dan ford A £sj Mp and his Band 2. June Hamilton Australia's Top Songstress On The Screen lEi»^*fc 3. Doris Day in JtJ*T413 words
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Advertisement346 1950-09-25 11 3 Shews Dally: 3. CIS 9 15 p.m. Shaw Bros Coloarfu) Mala; Drama! "DEWI MURNI" starring Kasma ftooty Otatan Gamantl TMlling— EzciUng! REX JOHORE BAHRU Today 3 Shows: 3.15, 5.45 1.15 •KEMBAB" (Malay) ATLANTIC Great World Last t Shows: CM 9.15 "CHICK CARTER, DETECTIVE" (Serial) SUN New World Today S346 words
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Article128 1950-09-25 12 PENANO, Sunday T IMSTEAD BADMINTON ,Ld PARTY wo n the Penan* senior inter-team champion- ship today, beating Hu Yew Seah by five points to four in the final played at Chungling High School. Limstead, who continued with an overnight lead of three-one, got the two points128 words
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Article, Illustration466 1950-09-25 12 FINE RALLY GIVES MALAYS 2-0 WIN District Put Up Good Fight Malays 2; Singapore Dist 4 SPLENDID second half display enabled Malays IX to fain full points at the expense of Singapore District in a S.A.F.A. Community League fame at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Malays won by two f oals466 words
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79 1950-09-25 12 MALAY WOMEN TO PLAY IN JOHORE BADMINTON Frcm Our Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. MALAY women in Johore will come forward for the first time to compete in a State badminton championship meeting. This meeting, which will begin on Oct. 2, is for the Johore State championships. Malay entries have79 words
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Article237 1950-09-25 12 Indians Win Memorial Cricket INDIAN Association won the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Cup when they defeated R.A.F. Malaya by 50 runs in their annual cricket match played at Seletar over the week-end. Each side completed an innings on Saturday, Indiana totalling 86 to which RAJ 1 replied with only 52. Indians237 words
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Article221 1950-09-25 12 THHE unbeaten Hong Kong table tennis tourists, Wing Sun. wound up their Malayan tour with a rousing four-one victory over AllIndia at Singapore's Happy World stadium last night. The tourists leave for home by air today. A crowd of over 1.000 attended Hong Kong's farewell match and221 words
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Article83 1950-09-25 12 PENANO Sun— Penang Clijiese retained the Victory Cup for the fourth successive year when they beat The Rest by 11 gams to four in the annual tennis match played here today. Chinee; won 10 of the 11 men's doubles but lost three of the four mixed83 words
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425 1950-09-25 12 Blackheath And Harlequins Win Easily LONDON, Sun. J3I.ACKHEATH In defeating Guys Hospital 16-0, gave a fine show of open tnreequarter play In the Rugby Union competition yesterday against a hospital defence that will have to improve 1. Guys want a good sea- j son. Harlequins also showed up well InReuter - 425 words
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Article387 1950-09-25 12 From Our Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Sunday. r[E official rugger season in Negri Sembilan opened in Seremban yesterday when ten teams played off the first round matches in a seven-a-side knockout competition on the King George the Fifth school ground. A large crowd, including the387 words
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355 1950-09-25 12 A DROPPED catch In the last over enabled Nee Soon Garrison to hold G.H.Q. "A" to a draw In a game of crl ket at Tanglin yesterday. Nee Soon's score was then 108 for nine wickets In reply to the G.H.Q. total of355 words
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Article49 1950-09-25 12 The Aiiglo-Chinese School will be holding their 13th Annual Swimming Carnival at the Chines* Swimming Club on Monday, Oct. 2 Ut 3 p.m. There will be two events for Old Boys 100 metres Free Style and a Medley Relay Bntriea will be accepted at' the pool.49 words
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Article19 1950-09-25 12 The All-India table tennla team will meet a Combined 81n«»pore team at the Naval Baa*, Seletar, tonight.19 words
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770 1950-09-25 12 fHEONG Hock Leng and Mrs. Teo Tiang Seng Vy (Eclipse 8.P.) created an upset in the quarterfinals of the mixed doubles in the Singapore badminton championships when they defeated the favourites, Goh Tian Chye and Miss Helen Hen* (Useful United Family770 words
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Advertisement452 1950-09-25 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. Continued from pre?lona col. VEHICLES FOR SALE STANDARD 12 HP. Saloon, 47. [Eurpn owner driven. Agents ser- vicing every 1000 mis. In fx.xond good tyres. $2,300. Box A 2283. ST 1938 22 HP. PORD SALOON Engine good. Price $500.00. Can inspect at Bwart Co fC.E> Ltd I* mile452 words
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Advertisement163 1950-09-25 12 I .^^Bslay B^SBBBB^L^^^B^BMBMW^fflmiy N*^ I My eyes often vied to smart and At the Club Jim said: "You're ache altar a day's work. Sometimes probably suffering from a touch of I even had to stay late to get finished. eye strain. Why not try Opirex?" So I took Jim's advice.163 words
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Miscellaneous25 1950-09-25 12 SINGAPORE TIDES TODAY: 1059 am <Bfl Bin.) and 10.48 pm. tWt. 7in.). TOMORROW: 11 2J a.m. (8(1. Mn.) and 11.33 pm. (9ft Bin.). i 4»a25 words
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Miscellaneous45 1950-09-25 12 SOCCER: Community L(e: K rasians v Indiana at Jalan Besar: Boalneaa Hie. B: Borneo B.C. Bukom S.C. at Geylanc. HOCKEY: 8.0.D. v P t T at 8.0.D. Ceylon S.C. Celts al C.S.C. BASKETBALL: Singapore v Johore Bahru team at Happy World at S p.m. (charity).45 words
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