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Title Section27 1950-10-15 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Edition OS The Straus Times Singapore Free Press No. 794. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1950. PRICE TEN CENTS.27 words
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Article, Illustration408 1950-10-15 1 WAY CLEARED TO RED CAPITAL Reds have lost 248, 000 men TOKYO, Saturday. U NITED Nations troops today took Kumchon, keystone of the Communist defence system holding up their advance on Pyongyang, North Korean capital. Men and new material badly needed to hold the increasing pressure of th« driVe northReuter; UP - 408 words
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Article68 1950-10-15 1 BLACKPOOL. Sat.— The Conservative Party Congress meeting here today for Its last session overwhelmingly passed a resolution protesting against the Labour Government's newsprint policy. The resolution said: "This conference views with grave concern the continued shortage of newsprint and considers present supplies totally Inadequate to ensureReuter - 68 words
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Article, Illustration62 1950-10-15 1 PERTH, Sat. Raymond Armanasco. aged 40, was arrested and charged with murder today following the finding of the bodies of his wife and five children with their throats cut.— Reuter Mr. I. M. Jumabhoy, a put V coPresident of the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce, who it toReuter - 62 words
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Article160 1950-10-15 1 WASHINGTON, Saturday. ■yHE United States has assured France she will make every effort to rush delivery of military equipment ito hardpressed French forces in Indo-China, it was officially announced here today. The assurance was announced in a brief communique issued by the State Department afterReuter - 160 words
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Article75 1950-10-15 1 NAIROBI. Sat.— Sir God- -v Huggins, Prime Ministe: ai South?rn Rhodesia, declared h?re yesterday that he was horrified at the Foreign scretary Mr. Ernest Bertn, fur saying Britain was lfaciinc the African colonies along ;he road India had gone. There was no analogy bftween India andReuter - 75 words
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Article57 1950-10-15 1 5 POLICEMEN DIE IN PERAK ATTACK Sunday Time. Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. COUR special constable* and one extra police constable were killed and four other men including three members of a survey party. all on bicycles, were attacked by bandits in Perak early toda» Two of the wounded were57 words
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Article87 1950-10-15 1 Sunday Timn Staff Reporter /CONFERENCES are to be held i n Singapore in the next few days between the Government and the dele- gates to the Commonwealth aid to South and South-East 1 Asia talks which ended in London recently. Dr. F. C. Benham,87 words
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Article135 1950-10-15 1 LOVED SABU DANCER LOS ANGELES. Sat A BRITISH dancer Brenda Juller said yesterday that although she knew men she identified as "Stinky" and "Fatty" she marie love only with "Elephant Boy" Sabu. Under cross-examination during the hearing of her paternity suit against Sabu Miss Juller denied *rfhe b'd affairs withAP - 135 words
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Article35 1950-10-15 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Twenty-two Chinese women, found gambling in a house at Tiong Bahru Road, Singapore, last night were arrested by a party of police led by Mr. J. P. Wilmol. ASP.35 words
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Article, Illustration204 1950-10-15 1 PEOPLE STARE AT BIG LITTLE CRUSH LEAVING Singapore this week on retirement after nearly 23 years in the Colony is a 6 ft. 8 in. Dutchman, Mr. D. C. Kruysmulder, who by virtue of his unusual size is popularly known as the "Big Crush". Forty-seven-year-old Mr. Kruysmulder told the Sunday204 words
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Article194 1950-10-15 1 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. THE FEDERAL Government is giving in to demands for collective bargaining for eauitable salaries and has asked departmental heads to tell their staff that if they are not satisfied with the Benham recommendations they should present their cases194 words
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Article69 1950-10-15 1 DINNER ON 5 FLOORS Sunday Times Staff Reporter All five floors of the new $100,000 building of Tan Chong Huat, the Singapore paint and hardware wholesalers In South Bridge Road, were occupied by guests who attended an inaugural dinner last night. More than 500 guests enjoyed a 12-course Teochew dinner.69 words
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55 1950-10-15 1 SAVANAH. Georgia. Sat.— Seventeen negro workmen of a lumber company were shot and wounded on Friday while on their way to work at the plant, where there is a labour dispute. Police said that men in an ambush fired on a lorry carrying 35AP - 55 words
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Article35 1950-10-15 1 PARIS. Sat— Hollywood actress Deanna Durbln and screen director Charles David expect to marry before the end 0 this year. It will be David's 8 cond marriage, Miss Durb is third— A.P.AP - 35 words
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Article35 1950-10-15 1 MANILA Sat.— Hlbok volcano, on Camlguin Island, was reported active again for the past three days, pouring out clouds of hot cinders anj^ with a lava flow comlnn down a fa vine.— A.P.AP - 35 words
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Article387 1950-10-15 1 Burglary at palace: man charged LONDON, Saturday. DOUGLAS MONRO. 26 year old Glasgow seaman, was charged in court here today with breaking into the Buckingham Palace, home of the King and stealing a despatch box containing documents. He was remanded until Monday week. The charge accused him of "burglariously breakingReuter - 387 words
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Article159 1950-10-15 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter SEVENTEEN crates, containing more than five tonj? of food, clothing. blankeU and medical supplies valued at about $4,000 were due to bp taken by the Jalagooal. an Eastern Shipping Corporation ship, from Singapore to Madras touay lor the Singapore159 words
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Article35 1950-10-15 1 HONG KONG, Sat.—C.,inese Communists have taken over the Catholic Universi-y of Peking, which has been run by the American Fathe-s of the Divine Word for the past 26 years. A.P.AP - 35 words
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Advertisement36 1950-10-15 1 Treasure Island The pictorial serialisation of Treasure Island the greatest adventure story ever written starts this week in The Sunday Times. Turn to Page 12 and join in this exciting story of pirates, treasure and adventure.36 words
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Article, Illustration2177 1950-10-15 2 The posters, announced "The King ans Mrs. Simpson. Crisis".,.. The little Princesses asked questions and had to be given ari explanation.... 'There are going to be great changes, Crawfie' said the Queen....These are some highlights from this week's instalment of Miss2,177 words
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Advertisement310 1950-10-15 2 SWISS TO^X made r\&S w fro- $26 BnWT SERVICE AFTER SALE GAMMETERS Ltd. 16, CoNjrcr Quay Singapore. jm Meet this new PARKER NEW featurls I If I Z^y/ new precision y^n) NEWatAOTY /^£y the only pen with tFu. iff tftM-/**^^ I /1 8 11 Huti's news about (he uorM'i most310 words
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Article223 1950-10-15 3 'Greater chances for promotion' Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. A POLICE HICHER training school is to be established in the Federation in order to provide greater opportunities for promotion to gaxetted rank from the Asian inspectorate, it was officially stated today. The Secretary of223 words
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Article57 1950-10-15 3 Sunday IfcMi Mafl Reporter Mr. La; ly Allen, formerly Chief of Bureau for Associated Press In Tel-Aviv, arrived in Singapore last night by QEA-BOAC to join the A.P. st. iff in South East 4-sia. Mr. Allen, who hold* an 0.8. E., Won lame as a war57 words
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Article, Illustration413 1950-10-15 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THREE sets of fathers and sons, employees of the Oriental Telephone and Electric Company, are among those working on the new automatic exchange which the company is installing at their Hill Street premises. One of the fathers, 56-year-old Mr. Seah Wah413 words
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66 1950-10-15 3 Sunday Times SUIT Reporter The Amicable Athletic Association yesterday started a two-day celebration on the occasion of its twenty-se-cond anniversary. Members and friends werr entertained in the afternoon with a singing troupe rendeiing Tcochew songs. A dinner was held at the Southern Hotel, followed by modern66 words
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Article127 1950-10-15 3 THE Singapore rubber market again reacted strongly to Improvements in London and New York yesterday when a new record figure of $1.80 a lb. for spot loose was reached. The day's business was featured by a small turn-over with November first grade improving by five cents127 words
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Article10 1950-10-15 3 SINGAPORE. Saturday. <>. I. 14 <!'..' m lii 50 cents).10 words
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Article218 1950-10-15 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A PLEA that the Child Marriages Bill should not be pigeon-holed and forgotten" was made by the Secretary of the Hindu Association, in Singapore, Mr. C. M. K. Sabai, in a statement to the Sunday Times yesterday. Mr. Sabai was commenting218 words
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Article108 1950-10-15 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter rIAL ot Ng Kai Sung for the alleged murder of Mr. Yong Ylt Lin. 52-year-old Jiwtlce of the Peace and former Chairman of l.he Sin Kapore Chinese Chamber ot Commerce, on May 2b last, will open before Mr. Just'c< Brown and a108 words
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Article89 1950-10-15 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter IiJORE than 1. 000 people, wives, children and employees or the Archipelago Brewery. Singapore, were treated to food and fun at the company's premises at Alexandra Road yesterday evening to celebrate the winning of the Empire Gold Medal for the best beer. But the89 words
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Article220 1950-10-15 3 WIDER USE OF NATURAL FORECAST Sunday Times Staff Reporter ■PHE secretary of the Bri--1 tish Rubber Development Board. Mr. C. S. Cook, arrived in Singapore by QEABOAC last night en route for Australia to open an office "that will get on with the job of promoting the use of natural220 words
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Article33 1950-10-15 3 The Kheng Keow Coffee Shop Association held a house warming reception at its new premises in Malabar Street. Singapore yesterday. The reception was followed by a din ncr Party at Emoress Restaurant.33 words
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Article85 1950-10-15 3 Sunday Times Staff Reportei THI regular POAS flight from Bangkok to Singapore thit week had to be cancelled became Hie company* Neet had been chartered by th« Siamese Government to carry the advance guard of the country's troops to Korea This is the first time in two85 words
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Miscellaneous202 1950-10-15 3 TODAY'S RADIO simcAPOBE 9 30 News: 945 L.N. Programme■WMrvu 10 Concert DAnct Mui c 10 .20 a.m. "Walts Time"; 930 "Cancerto"; 10.50 Epilogue; 11 "With a Smile' a Song"; 945 Close. Piano Music; 10 New*, followed BFEBS by Emergency News from K.L.; 10.10 Hollywood Studio Orch.: (15.30. 11 U. 9.S*202 words
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Article, Illustration2477 1950-10-15 4 C. 0. JENNINGS - C. 0. JENNINGS By [AT 3 p.m. on May Ist, 1942 Jennings and Hall left the Island Pulau Dua to the south Sumatra to sail to Australia In the 17ft dingy Gilca. The distance to sail was 1590 miles. TJALL. 28 years of age, stood about2,477 words
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Advertisement670 1950-10-15 4 SKRIP COMPETITION RESULTS BOYS GIRLS Ist Tro Teck Srng, 3rd. Larry Mm, Ist. Taw Oon I mi. 3rd. Wong- Kwai Chin, Oaytoag English School. St. John's Institution. Bukit Blntanf Girls Yeong Chin School, SINGAPORE. KUALA LI'MPCR. School. SINGAPORE. A n~i rt.~>i s-. KUALA LUMPUR. 3rd Ho Tart Fwc«. tnd'a Mary670 words
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Advertisement176 1950-10-15 4 This is the fourth instalment from an abridged version of Capt. C. O. |ennings' book "An Ocean without Shores" published by Hoddcr and Sto-jgliton i 1 2s 6d --d available at all bs* smile i a -^tfaAM CttillP I JmrnW You can aaually see the difference in chc whiteness of176 words
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Article367 1950-10-15 5 RAF.s BIGGEST CHANGE IN HISTORY 'Bloodless revolution ahead By A Special Correspondent PLANS for a "bloodless revolution" within the Royal Air Force are providing a lot of work and many headaches for a small body of officers and other ranks at F.E.A.F. Headquarters at Changi When the plan is put367 words
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Article, Illustration290 1950-10-15 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE only European war criminal to be sentenced in Singapore during the war crimes trials, Josef Kutron, a Hungarian, who received two years' imprisonment, leaves the Colony this morning by Constellation for Rome. He was sentenced on Feb. 24. 1947 on290 words
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Article92 1950-10-15 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. AN old cannon said to be of i Portuguese origin, has been dug up at the Lee Quek Chin mine. Sungei" Lebak. Kota Tinggi district. It is a small cannon and heavily coated with rust. The cannon is reputed92 words
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Article185 1950-10-15 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter kJORE than 1.000 Malay women from Singapore and Johore are expected to go to the mass meeting at the S.V.C. Drill Hall, Beach Road, this evening to hear talks on the undesirability of child marriages. Che Zahrah bmte Noor Mohammad, president185 words
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Article276 1950-10-15 5 A CURSE' ON THE FISH Sunday Times Staff Reporter TF you happen to read this at breakfast time and there's a nicely-cooked fish In front of you. then stop reading. You can read all about the fish in this story after breaklast The islanders living <n Pulau Tekong. a short276 words
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Article86 1950-10-15 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Singapore Musical Society will present the fifth of its series of concerts this year next Sunday, and the following Thursday, at the Victoria Memorial Hall. The programme, includes Beethoven's Eighth Symphony, Bach's Double Violin concerto and the Schumann Piano Concerto, in which the86 words
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Article747 1950-10-15 5 TVTARY MERRALL, the disnn--11 guished West End actress who passed through Singapore on her way to London early lttbt week, gave a day and a half of hei time to Radio Malaya as guent star w.th the Radio Repertory, for whom she recorded a performance of "The747 words
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Advertisement429 1950-10-15 5 Here are three of the new features :JBv\ on Pan American's new Double-decked (Ljys Clipper* Service 1« the U.S.A. _^f (VIA MANILA) MiIJTrJIU IUtS Pan American, famed foam -cushion chair loungea stretch way out to full bed length give you real sleeping comfort at no extra co*i. Full-size berths free429 words
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Advertisement604 1950-10-15 5 WINES Correct Glassware 7 1. Cocktail r^\ 2. Sherry L 3. Hock 4. Claret c±> s I J 5. Burgundy P7..: J 6. Champagne JL 7. Brandy 8. Port d^ Penfolds wines taste well f '"V in any glass. There are, however, special glasses V for each type of wine604 words
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Article, Illustration1791 1950-10-15 6 THE SINCAPORE SCENE l^i IMQmL REPORTING "THINKING about Christ- mas shopping? Well, you'd better there are only 60 more shopping days to go. It comes as bit of a shock, doesn"t it? Just to help you out there be a sale of children's %<>rk from the Childrens Bocial Centres at1,791 words
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Advertisement155 1950-10-15 6 the loietipst thing ahout you M §Hf-Js Create a perfect harmony of fragrjmre aH cu\ through by aoatching all your bath and m9|, beauty things to your favourite perfume. Km Q^ (.on as lovely perfumes make the iubtle difference Rbß Wtvsrrn looking your beat and betna; beauuful for I Wm155 words
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Advertisement167 1950-10-15 6 j 4 Bayard's Newest Sensation... I "Viking" Alarm j (Made in France) J[ i "VIKING" SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED Trade Enquiries: j MONTOR LTD. THE ARCADE SINGAPORE 1.••"■■ 3 -fao English products now availab\ c at your local stores CHIVERS MM CUSTARD POWDER B&g^J Smooth, creamy, fine-flavoured CHIVERS^^ BAKING POWDER (The167 words
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Article, Illustration935 1950-10-15 7 HUMAN CASEBOOK YOUR PROBLEM ANSWERED Send your troubles to Human Casebook, it will help you. I am 22 years of age— about four years ago I took a liking to the young sister of a friend of mine. As she teas only 13 atReuter - 935 words
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722 1950-10-15 7 FROM MARY HEATHCOTT WHERE in the world can you breathe without it costing you money 9 Friends tell me how expensive life is in Singapore; it could not be more expensive than in London. I could give you a whole list of722 words
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Article670 1950-10-15 7 rum CATCH YOUR HAKt WAS it Mrs Beeton whose opening gambit to a famous receipe was First catch your hare." Here are a few Ideas on cooking the hares caught in another continent and sold to you here in Singapore. PUREE OF HARE CKIN and clean the670 words
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Advertisement269 1950-10-15 7 Gives your hair €XTRA ktak aloss^ tat more glamour! 'Amazing, newly-discovered hair bcautiSYr gives tuch wonderful gloss and sheea) «o your hair. Called Reitomte,' this new n «mtmn*d only in Koht i rum Shampoo. You will be astonished the unbelievable difference in the >p- pearance of your hair how it269 words
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Advertisement244 1950-10-15 7 WHY ASPRO IS SO SUCCESSFUL for RHEUMATISM I \Wfleac/vho/WMO wm§g J/i(/mff/r/£ffo V iaaaawxif^ '^J*vs/R/^ 'laaw if*"*** ">* P >ln rheumatism. fh«r« <> a tt/'A^' i^Bßaaw -3t«T following statement by Goodman and Gilman Iv^y^vT^tr j^gT th« world o»er. y^"v GOODMAN ANO CILMAN SAY <^a^aaaaw \jjaw "Tht lalicjrlatet rWu<« pain, Immobility. «wHlint244 words
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Article372 1950-10-15 8 IS THIS YOU? THE BOXY FIGURE yOURS is the 1 square, "boxy" type figure? Your hips, waist and bust are so proportioned that the general effect is of heaviness? Then aim to give an elongated look to the top part of the figure, to .^rea'e an appearance of height, to372 words
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Article163 1950-10-15 8 SO THIS IS ROMANCE! > A SWEDISH school- > 3 teacher discovered that romance is strictly K discouraged in the BuiK uarian People's Demo- cracy K The teacher, en route j to Turkey, made the ac- < uuaintance of a pretty I airl on the train, passing >> through Bulgaria.163 words
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Article, Illustration606 1950-10-15 8 MARIAN - MARIAN 8y.... OUNDAY: Husband has at last completed hen-house, and this evening we introduce our livestock to their new sleeping quarters. It is plain that they hold a very low opinion of them, and as darkness falls they become more and more agitated as they discover it is606 words
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Article343 1950-10-15 8 Do you want to be E LE G ANT THERE is one woman all women would secretly like to be. The epitome of chic and ease, she stands out from the crowd (meaning, of course, other women) and looks wonderful whatever she wears. She Is spoken of as "That elegant343 words
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Article, Illustration85 1950-10-15 8 ■THE Ijresr revolutionary ■J-- from Paria enables the woman with the costly hair-do at well at the one with a "homeperm" to change her dress without disarranging her hair. The buttons are undone and the one-piece almost becomes a two-piece open at th c sides. The deep n*ck band allows85 words
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Advertisement260 1950-10-15 8 THE SECRET OP A I fijljOwi *J EVttY NIGHT, cover your face f I with Pond's Cold Cream, and 1 I! smooth it in, allowing the rich, For a fair, lovely skin, you need t tuojota beauty care, night il oily cream to penetrate into the A B poies and260 words
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Advertisement206 1950-10-15 8 S oft, natural-looking waves the very first day "Yn. Tonf waves look natural from the <— rv "ii-st d»y. r > wait, muMM and lovely. And million* of rctful.ir Tom users have proved that J <>ni easy to do at home, yet lasts as long as the most expensive <alor.206 words
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Article351 1950-10-15 9 NEW RUBBER TAX WARNING F.M^ Chamber's protest Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. A STRONG WARNI NC that the imposition of a higher rubber export duty would lead to a virtual stoppage of trade in rubber has been given to the Federation Government by the F.M.S. Chamber of Commerce.351 words
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Article, Illustration232 1950-10-15 9 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent lOHORE BAHRU, Saturday. THERE has been no response in Johore Bahru to the appeal for Chinese recruits made by the Federation Police. The main reason is that the pay offered is not attractive enough It is $57. but with deductions232 words
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Article126 1950-10-15 9 JOHORE TEACHER DROWNED Smndmjr Time* Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. SAMINAN bin Kasbl. a Malay school teacher, lost his life when a boat capsized on the Sungei Sembrong. in the Batu Bahat district. Saminan and two other teachers boarded a motor boat. at Parit Othman which was going from Parit Sulong126 words
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Article, Illustration78 1950-10-15 9 Sanda; limes SUIT Beporter Khoo Teong Beng, a broker, who said that he became a chap-ji-kl collector because he was in difficult- circumsances, was fined $500 in Singapore yesterday. Khoo had pleaded guilty to assisting in the running of a chap-ji-ki lotteryHe was arrested on Oct.78 words
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Article, Illustration466 1950-10-15 9 OUR new Professor of English, Prof. R. C. R. Morrell, M.A. (Cantab.), ls far from being new to us, having been our lecturer in English since 1947. He was also temporary lecturer here from 1934 to 1936, during which time Ronald Bottrall, the poet, was cur Professor of466 words
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Advertisement371 1950-10-15 9 rOUR DENTIST'S 3 SIMPLE RULES FOR AN ATTRACTIVE SMILE HBHHP^! I r-|-<HI secret of in attractive coo1 fident smile lies in these simple I rules: (i) Have your teeth inspected Vf .3 I by dentist every six months, (a) 9tf,*'//1e£: r i B always clean your teeth night and ffjM371 words
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Advertisement295 1950-10-15 9 El S ii I 531 r f i FAMOUS I 1 FOOTWEAR I r K SHOES FOR COMFORT AND DURABILITY I $32.50 TO $39.50 SOLE AGENTS:- *2 SINGAPORE Jmf The nib that Mjfj Mf won't wear out! Jam n ll ur 1 8 l i e ast na century, fi^^^y295 words
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421 1950-10-15 10 SINGAPORE. Oct. 15. 1950. Mistrust is not mutual ¥F there is, as Dato Onn bin Ja'afar alleges, mistrust by the Malayan people of Britain and British official policy, events at the recent Commonwealth conference seem to show that this feeling is not mutual. When Mr. C. C. Tan. Dato Onn's421 words
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Article, Illustration1393 1950-10-15 10 TODAY MUSLIM WOMEN IN SINGAPORE ARE MEETING TO PROTEST AGAINST CHILD MARRIAGES. THE SUNDAY TIMES ASKED A DOCTOR FOR HIS VIEWS ON THE PROBLEM. HE SAYS CHILD MARRIAGES ARE AN.. M OST civilised men look upon child marriages with horror and think that it it perversity1,393 words
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Article550 1950-10-15 10 STRANGE DIVORCE LAWS ....and while on the subject of marriage ERIC MITCHELL tells off some.... England is generally re- garded as the most difficult country in the world in which to obtain a divorce. Yet a belief once persisted in the minds of Englishmen that their wives were their legitimate550 words
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Article715 1950-10-15 10 JJAS Stalin abandoned Korea? It looks very much like It. There Is a less strident tone In all Russian reporting of the war, while at Lake Success the imamiable Mr. Vyshinsky has been making speeches that sound the next best thing to friendship. Stalin was noticeably715 words
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Advertisement530 1950-10-15 10 Cop* for DispUv adver tiaetnenUt should reacb the Straits Times ottice by noon three days oefore publtca tion of the issue in which they ire required to appear It will normally he im possible to publish advertisements on a specified day unless copy Is received an indicated above CLASSIFIED ADS.530 words
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Advertisement73 1950-10-15 10 •^»*_^^jfc *^^£ii T~ *v A ~**V^___fll n -^^_j^ FINEST V_ BROKEN <^g*s ORANGE Sbouobt for {Eoba\> Acquire knowledge. It •nablcHi it* potstuor to distinguish right from wrong; it lightcth the way to Heaven; it it our friend in the desert, our society in solitude, our companion when friendless; it gurderh73 words
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Article421 1950-10-15 11 INVEST APPEAL DOES NOT IMPRESS Govt. wants support for tax rise* Sunday Times Staff Reporter piRST reaction of Singapore market and businessmen yesterday, to the call made by the Governor of Singapore, w Franklin Gimson, in his budget speech on Friday, for more overseas capital to be invested in Singapore421 words
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Article, Illustration488 1950-10-15 11 ROY FERROA - ROY FERROA by IN THE kitchen of a poor fisherman's home al the Portuguese Settlement, Malacca, is a 300--year-old statue of St. Anthony, known to Roman Catholics throughout the length and breadth of Malacca This statue has been described by the devout as •Mirai uious488 words
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Article123 1950-10-15 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter HTHE sth Company of the Singapore Battalion of the Boys' Brigade won the right to carry the battalion colours at a competition in the Singapore Volunteer Corps Hall, Beach Roal, yesterday. They scored 237 points. The first seven companies of the Battalion comprising123 words
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Article, Illustration56 1950-10-15 11 Mr. jjml Mr.. George Verrall after Hieir marriage .t the Prnbyteria* Church. Smgapore yesterday. Mr. Verrall it the Singapore Crick.t Club representative on the S.A.F.A. Council. He hat played for the 5.C.C. in the Senior League and is also Radio Malaya's commentator on soccer matches. Hie bride is Miss Sheila56 words
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Article43 1950-10-15 11 JUSTICE— UK MODEL Sunday Times Staff Reporter Showing of the film "English Criminal Justice" which was cancelled owing to the blackout, will now take place tomorrow at 7.30 pm at the British Council Hall. The Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray Aynsley will speak.43 words
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Article107 1950-10-15 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Repertory Company's actor-manager, John Forbes-Semplll who has announced that the enterprise is to close unless he can get financial support told The Sunday Times that if the theatre closes down he win start a drama school "I have lost about $36,000107 words
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Article, Illustration58 1950-10-15 11 The wedding took place at Bethetda Gospel Hall, Singapore, of Mr. |ohn Oh Meng Yew, only son of Mr. and Mr*. Oh Tewo Suan, of Singapore, and Mia* Ooi Guat Hoc, only daughter of MadaM Kboo Boe Ncoh and the late Mr. Ooi Phee Eng. and sister of Mr. Ooi58 words
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Article117 1950-10-15 11 Sunday Times Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Bat. The local Indian community held a tea party yesterday at the Roysjl Johore International Club in honou of Data Mootatamby and Dato Sinnlah Pillai, J.P. Dr. N K. Sharma, chairman of the Reception Committee, said that although Dato Mootatamby was117 words
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Article49 1950-10-15 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A 23-year-old Danish seaman, Kenneth Wahl Olsen. was reported missing from the Marine Hostel, Singapore, since Thursday He was last seen wearing black slacks and a white singlet. His height is five feet four inches, and he is thin and has long hair.49 words
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Article322 1950-10-15 11 C. T. BOON - C. T. BOON By *NXIOUS minds in many thousands of homes in Chinatown have been relived at the news that the Singapore Hawker Inquiry Commission has submitted its findings to Government, recommending, as a meang of solving; one of f Jie most thorny problems the licensing; of all.unauthorised322 words
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Article121 1950-10-15 11 FLOWER SEED MAY BE SENT BY PLANE Sunday Times Staff Reporter WHEN Singapore Gardening Society meets next Tuesday, at the British Council Chamber, Stamford Road, to discuss entries for the Flower Show in March, Importation of seeds by air from Britain will be considered. Experts from the Botanic Gardens will121 words
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Article17 1950-10-15 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter There will be no programme today at the Ceylon Tamil Association.17 words
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Advertisement151 1950-10-15 11 ■jMpHgHasjsßsjsjnßss<(HU<* v a &f>r?'"' < .^SfT t 8 1 I-^ BSji^ifl ■>* MODEL 156 k Eight wavebands with full bandspreading. An r.f. stage on all bands gives high sensitivity. SINCAPORE AND PENANC $365/FEDERATION OF MALAYA $395/LESS 10% FOR CASH EASY HIRE PURCHASE TERMS— LIBERAL TRADE-INS ALLOWED Sole Agents: S. P.151 words
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Advertisement584 1950-10-15 11 XMAS PARCELS to U.K. XMM MRCEU «RE KINS OtSPJtCHED *0* n>ere v no limit to the numDei ot parcel* tnat maj oe tent to any Individual and orders can be booked (or rwulat delivery for any oerlod In advance NEW FRUIT PARCEL, IDEAL XMAS PAKCEL Price IM.* 110 30. $12.584 words
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Article, Illustration464 1950-10-15 12 TREASURE ISLAND Episode I- Jim iWA^Yitottjr.'iV Th« Sunday Times presents today the picture story of Robert Louis Stevenson's immortal Treasure Island the story of Long John Silver and young Jim Hawkins of Blind Pew and Squire Trelawney and Doctor Livesey of the last tattered remains of Captain Flint's buccaneer crew464 words
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Article, Illustration48 1950-10-15 12 This ivas the map that Robert Louis Stevenson sketched that rainy afternoon in 1881 to amuse young Lloyd Osbourne, his stepson. Out of that map greio "Treasure Island," the story intended for boys which gripped fathers and grav.dfathers, and still does so.48 words
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Article1030 1950-10-15 12 NAT. GUBBINS - NAT. GUBBINS By L-"iRE aga.n are Mrs .Er-rerm-er and Mrs. Urm-er-rer, who can never remember people's names, at a political meeting. Oh, there you are, Mrc. Er Mrs. Er-ronn-er. So glad you've come to swell the r.i nks of the True Blues. ThanK you, Mrs. Urn1,030 words
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Article, Illustration434 1950-10-15 12 STEVENSON MADE SKETCH A STORY GREW nOBERT LOUIS STEVENSON sketched a map on an odd piece of paper one rainy afternoon In 1881. A few months earlier he had married Mrs. Oshpurne and brought her back from America to live with his parents in Edinburgh. With them came young Lloyd434 words
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Advertisement472 1950-10-15 12 j Sh v^isw^' so much more satisfying "To niv mind y^fl B^^. CRAVEN 'A' are out. /^^^^^^M ■Vs^^sflaN •••"d'ng al way h cool l^Kf m, T t J} j jj r to *ke tongue, alvwiv* V^jH)ljlM|L^V/ Wind] to the throat, perfectly smooth au4 satisfying." TA# largttt-ttUimg Cmrk- I ipptd Cigarttt*472 words
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Article1187 1950-10-15 13 Guide dogs for the blind ANIMAL LOVERS' CORNER WOULD you please describe the important characteristics of some dogs which are most suitable for training as guards or leading the blind and even doing war work. How are they being trained to such perfection? K. H. WONG. K. L. Ksassaxsa T)OGS1,187 words
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Article, Illustration55 1950-10-15 13 QUITE at e*»e among his alligators is keeper George Cann as he gives a friendly pat to on* of his charges at Sydney's Australia. Taronga Park Zoo. Th* photographer, however, did not feel so easy and was ready to make a quick getaway as he tookAP - 55 words
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Article532 1950-10-15 13 Bobby really loved his Pet THE child was ragged and forlorn. He sat in the gutter with his head burled in his hands, his pathetic little figure inadequately protected against the bitJng wind, the picture of dejection and misery. His thin body shook with heartrending sobs. It had been such532 words
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Advertisement623 1950-10-15 13 THOUGHT FOR TODAY- DO YOU REALIZE IT IS "robinsons" only 10 weeks iVI/PiniOUraO {^0 Shopping Days) ;:;,r^ to Christmas Finest Selection of XMAS TOYS AND NOVELTIES YOU EVER DID SEE Here are a few .items for your Xmas Shopping ON THE GROUND FLOOR— Perfumes Cosmetics, Gift Pocket Sets, Fountain Pens,623 words
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Miscellaneous137 1950-10-15 13 THE WHISKERS CLUB The Floating Hat Toddles was too late to grat as he stared at Hie wMeaing nearly touched the little hat as anything to save himself. He circle of ripples spreading from it bobbed gently on the surface fell into the pool with a big the spot where137 words
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Article, Illustration1260 1950-10-15 14 VICTOR STAINES - Queen of tragedy come-back VICTOR STAINES &^9 EEI CINEMA REVIEWS NEWS by SUNSET Boulevard" is no pleasant name for a sea-side cottage but a horrid pun used to describe a decaying white elephant of a mansion inhabited by a shelved silent-movie queen acting herself in personal flashbacks and reliving her1,260 words
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Article, Illustration244 1950-10-15 14 WINNING spotter this week is Mr. Teoh Guan Chye, of No. 19 l.orong 19, Singapore, to whom a cheque for $25 is being sent. His was the first correct entry opened on Wednesday morning. Stars to be spotted last week were: Google Withers, Charles Boyer244 words
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Advertisement167 1950-10-15 14 STARTS TODAY! 5 TIMES: 11 1.45 4 6.30 9.30 You've heard of v^^ CALAMITY )ANE f ANNIE k*^ OAKLEY and fht rest of jK#3| those rootin' tootin' gals NOW it's KIT DODGE flff^ (at played by ANNE BAXTER' J^^Mfe who draws quicker .^ItJwHKw shoots straighter than By Also Starring: DAN167 words
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Advertisement288 1950-10-15 14 YOU! OUGHT TO SEE THIS PICTURE IT'S DARIN6THEMEIS UNFORGETTABLE! J.^'JII V l] TODAI AT •■LaJsVP* 2. 4.15. 6.30 and 9.30 p.m. BOrqi'KTS TO WAITER 40*\ *m PIDGFON IND ETHEL bt_ \ep\**^l b akky mork kok their performances PIDGEON- Ethel BARRYMORE ip^ W Peter LAWFORD Janet LEIGH m ••fill Angela LANSBURY288 words
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Article, Illustration158 1950-10-15 15 His life is full and varied THE life of a British Adviser is a full and varied one and some idea of it can be gained from these official photo*aphs of Mr. W. F. N. Churchill, until recently British Adviser in Kelantan. Quiet, pipe-smoking Mr. Churchill was interned during the158 words
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Article666 1950-10-15 15 TALKING OF BOOKS I HOPE readers of this column will forgive me harking back again to Hemingway's new novel "Across the River and Into the Trees" which I wrote about a fortnight ago. Shortly before my review appeared the Singapore Free Press printed an article by Peter Quennell which damned666 words
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Advertisement82 1950-10-15 15 —WONDEI WHEELS N? 6 "n. L^j(^^^V\ Hercules cycles xWiuv^^^X Inumphed in these /«S i Wwn fr -Sft-» mllcmi>mt4 strenuous tests E^^SBKaTS!^ The breaking of Records is BErrJn V^JrT^JStm^ h the most testing trial to which a bicycle can be put. ißPw*' In five months Hercules wL These successes prove that82 words
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Advertisement23 1950-10-15 15 PO»ner C THE ONLY GENUINE PlLsE#€* tter brewed ond bottled by the P PILSNER BREWERIES fe NATIONAL CORPORATION L PLZEN jlPilsen) r ton23 words
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Article183 1950-10-15 16 INTELLIGENCE TEST J^ RECENT test waa concerned with the littleknown village of Tellham Nuthen, where everyone's surname is either Washington or Longbow. The Washin gtons (let me remind you) always tell the truth, and the Longbows, when you question them, always lie. On my second visit to183 words
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Article448 1950-10-15 16 |yjR. JOSEPH and Mr. Zilch. playing tor the first time as partners, had had a couple of bad results. But they had amassed a partial score of forty and were 'oolting forward to better things. It was Mr. Joseph's deal. He picked up this hand: B.K. Q 10448 words
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Advertisement174 1950-10-15 16 I To get a good picture get a good film Selochrome Film OBTAINABLE frKOM ALL PHOTOGB\PHIC DKALERS SOLE AGENTS:' lIETHELM CO., LTD. < Incorporated in Switzerland) Singapore, K Lumpur U Prnant PFtrnne I i m your y lEAUTIFUI HANDS V CUTEX Sparkling, fadeless, magic-wear CUTEX, brings your hands new admiration174 words
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Advertisement136 1950-10-15 16 Beattifil, Healthy Teetk Cannot Exist Along With PYORRHEA 4 Out Of 5 Even Young F01k5.... May be Victims I It's true! You cannot have attractive teeth without firm, healthy gum? unthreatentd by dread Pyorrhea. Since 4 out of S may get this ravaging disease, watch out for the tender or136 words
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Advertisement312 1950-10-15 16 DON T NEGLECT BAD Pamful varicose ulctrt and leg aore*' Quickly yield to the seir ellom curabva powcrt of D.D.D. description, the antiseptic liquid heilt that instantly, attacks and kills the docpteated germ* In the (kin. D.D.D I inscription stop* all irritation and the temptation to scratch (which spreads the312 words
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Miscellaneous875 1950-10-15 16 this week Iby R.H.NAYLOR P this week FOR ALL CANCER (Jun. 21 Jul. FOR YOU CAPRICORN (Dec. 21st- 21). Worthwhile tryin r to Jan. 19th). You may find dear up any outstanding TODAX (FOR MOST OF you have enemies in the problems connected with VS Uvelw and *ti m ..i.*<875 words
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Miscellaneous177 1950-10-15 16 ACROSS: 1. Wat«r-bottle"T6>; 5. Add (6> 9. Brown study ft); 11. Pennons (9); 13. Rural gallant (5); IS. Small cav^p (7); 17. Takes nouristlment (4); 18. Garden plot (3>- 19. Spoils (4); 30. Verity (5); 23. Animal (3); 24. Vagary (5); 25. Not bowled by cricketers (5); 27. Pallid (3):177 words
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Article, Illustration1214 1950-10-15 17 Great, but they've weaknesses too... Bradman says of Hutton Compton THE task of naming th« world's greatest batsman is one many writers have attempted. But nobody, so far as I know, has ever been so rash as to say "He was the best of them all." And so, while I1,214 words
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Advertisement388 1950-10-15 17 tKfe I'll fly at once!" > *jj) t^^JT Split-second liming can be JrS/ \tS^. the key to new business Wj/ K opportunities. A contract in Iw J^' V |m\ Calcutta, for example, may 'J/T*Jy'. r, well depend on bring in (\l/fji£** I precisely the rfcht place at £^\\jt I I388 words
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Advertisement24 1950-10-15 17 NEXT WEEK Bradmin opens out oh Mi« famous Lirwood body-line row. This is the fourth article from Sir Donald Bradman's book, "Farewell to Cricket"24 words
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Advertisement374 1950-10-15 17 hern meat is ktattkler -with MUUWit AS WELL AS A I J FLAVOURING MARMITE b a food— a yeast extract rich to tb« Vitamin Ba that toot body needs for resisting illness and keeping 6l And bis so tasty either as a tempting sandwich spread oiui flavouring for soups, stews,374 words
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Article, Illustration1337 1950-10-15 18 asks SHARPSHOOTER boxer has got 11 to the top of bill in a Singapore promotion as fast as Basil Shaw, the "Fighting Dentist", from R.A.F. Seletar. Basil has been given the chance to top the bill with Kid Walkey in Wally Oakes next card at1,337 words
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Article571 1950-10-15 18 "THE THIRD KNIGHT - "THE THIRD KNIGHT" By '•£HECK and Mate!"— how we dread these two abrupt words, those of us who play the king of games, when we hear them from the triumphant lips of our opponents, and how exultantly we voice them ourselves when we are given the chance! Yet.571 words
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Advertisement584 1950-10-15 18 High Pay and m SECUMUTY. "High Pay and Security" is yours for the r asking. It is the finest and most complete tiandbook on successful Commercial CarT~eT\ TT= ever ColD P |lea T hls book should be iß j 3f E in (he hands of everyone Interested In ■j fcCrgjtSfl584 words
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Advertisement172 1950-10-15 18 aj COUIOHT mt *v%^ 'J W THE PERFECT SOLUTION IS TO SAY "What's Happened to l/our HBAPACHIS JOAN?' Why. it« never unown you look so young /fc/\ l4nd we Where's that old depresalon ajid tlr«d/w^r- aesB Ron* to You're certainly not the run-dowa /£*(£*> 1 woman yoa were when I172 words
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Miscellaneous105 1950-10-15 18 CROSSWORD SOLUTION Across: l. Carafe. 5. Append. 9, Reverie. 11, Streamers. IS, Swain. 15, Vesicle 17. Eats It, Bed. 19. Loot 2C, TruUo. 33 Roe. 24. Freak. 25. Hoops 37. Wan. 29. Ttiea. 31. Arid. 33. Met 34. Done. 35. Denoted. 37. Denae. 38. Emulators. 40. Edonlte. 41. Sodden 42.105 words
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275 1950-10-15 19 Penang poll up from 8-11, beat Perak Sunday Time* laoh Sports Correspondent PENANG yesterday upset a strong Perak side when they won their H.M.S. Malaya rugby competition match played at Ipoh by 22 points (two goals, three tries and a penalty to 11 points (a goal and two tries). A275 words
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Article73 1950-10-15 19 I*HE team to represent the Old 1 Victorians in a friendly game of rugby against the Victoria School XV at S l5 p.m. at the school ground tomorrow, will be selected from: Abdul Rahman. Shartff MBdon Jaffa Rithwan. Wing Kee. Teng Clman. All Ahmad. Ponniah. Hashim, Kian73 words
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Article30 1950-10-15 19 WI two rugby fixtures scheduled for yesterday between RAJ Changi and R.A.r Seletar at SeleUtr and Chanci "A" v Seletar "A" at Changi were postponed to next week.30 words
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471 1950-10-15 19 R.A.F. Tenjah win 6-3 SERVICES MAKE FINE START N.S. -Malacca beaten 29-nil Combined Services 29; Negri-Malaoca... Nil. pOMBINED SERVICES, beaten finalists last year, made an impressive start in their bid to win the H.M.S. Malaya Rugby competition this season when they trounced Negri-Malacca by 29 points (four goals, two penalties471 words
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Article147 1950-10-15 19 TNDIAN Recreation Club defeat--1 ed R.A.F. Bele.ar by three coals to nil in the annual Gandhi Memorial Challenge Cup soccer sntch played nt Parrer Park yesterday. The match was played on a waterlogged field and made running and ball control difficult. Seletar fielded a weakened team.147 words
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342 1950-10-15 19 Sunday Times Johore Bahrn Sports Correspondent A PENALTY goal scored by Pennell against the run of play in the last minute of the first half gave Singapore Civilians a three-nil victory over Johore in a H.M.S. Malaya Rugby game here yesterday. The match was played342 words
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Article, Illustration444 1950-10-15 19 Sunday Times Kuala Lumpur Sports Correspondent OLAYING on a water-lo«ed ground at K.L. yesterday, Kedah, who were playing their ftrst H.M.S. Malaya Rugby fixture as a separate unit, having previously combined with Penang, lost to Sciangor by 15 points (two penalty goals and three444 words
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310 1950-10-15 19 SCHOOLBOYS SHINE IN MATCH v. S.H.A. gXCELLENT taleur that could be moulded into first-class material with proper coaching was evident when the Singapore Combined Schools met a Singapore Hockey Association team on the Raffles Institution ground yesterday. Although the schools went down five-nil they took all the honours of the310 words
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Advertisement254 1950-10-15 19 BOSEj^k Relieves xli^ INDIGESTION [*yrv tu»i one dose ot MACLEAN I^B^k BRAND STOMACH POWDER relieves at^Ml Indigetboo pain and discomfort This w^L yr wonderfully quick and effective relief «<^ &jf fi-om Heartburn, Flatulence, Nausea, f Acidity and Stomach Pains due to ladigestion is made possible by the fact r~"j^ that254 words
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Advertisement183 1950-10-15 19 /^TNn Time all The Time" MAINTENANCK which made possible the famous American system of 'On, the Hour every Hour has enabled P.O.A.S. to create thin Singapore Air Record: S??\-f 200 P-O.A.S. arrivals ;i nd T/ IJ departures at Kalian* only \jjy three o>lays occurred. That is uhy travellers, businessmen in183 words
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Article316 1950-10-15 20 LONDON .Sal. POLLOWING are today's IK. Soccer results: orauMi LtAoit— uiv. i »r .rn.,l s Min.hr.irr DM. HuriUr. i hjril.,ii 1 hrKri v l»llrnhaui i tverloa 1 Ballon 1 Huddenneld 4 l-ion V. I Hiddle<.brouib 1 SundrrUnd 1 Newcastle i Derby 1 PorUmoaU 2 Blackpool Nhrßlrld Wrd.316 words
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Article614 1950-10-15 20 Poh Lim goes down fighting By EDWIN LEONG HOLDER of the Malayan and All-England singles titles, Wong Peng Soon of Mayflower 8.P., entered the final of the Singapore Badminton Association singles championship last night after a thrilling three-set encounter with the Irish champion, Ong614 words
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Article75 1950-10-15 20 LONDON. Sat. TAROSLAV Drobny, the self-exil-ed Czech former Davis Cup player, and Miss Jean Quertier. one of Britain's young stars, are the new covered courts champions of British tennis. In the Anal today. Drobny beat Geoffrey Paish, a British Davis Cup player. 6-3, 6-2, 6-0 Miss Quertier wonReuter - 75 words
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Article502 1950-10-15 20 IITEIGHTS for all TT eight races nest Saturday, first day of the Penang Turf Club autumn meeting, are: Class S, Dlv. I— Si Furs. Trobell* 9 00; Eatonian 8.12 Banquet Hall 8.11 I Liberty XI" Pegasus 8 09 Kirra 8.08 The Banker. 8.08 Vlctorine 8.07;502 words
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Article471 1950-10-15 20 By EPSOM JEEP OEVEN more juveniles will be making their Malayan 1 debut at the Penang Turf Club's Autumn meeting which starts on Saturday. They are Abbe.v stead, Good Advice (late Marisco), Mazzeltof (late Stand Off), Lightning (late Lightning Boy), Opera (late Antoine)471 words
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Article394 1950-10-15 20 NORTHAM, W.A., Sat J^ti unfinished second wicket partnership of 123 in 80 minutes before lunch by David Sheppard Oussex and Gilbert Parkhouse (Glamorgan) gave the M.C.C. a good start to the opening match of their Australian tour today. Sent In to bat for this one-dayReuter - 394 words
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Advertisement311 1950-10-15 20 F.A.M. TROPHY NORTH vs. SOUTH ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL IN AID OF M.A.P.TB. FUNDS H.Q. MALAYA GROUND, RIFLE RANGE ROAD SATURDAY, October 28th. Kick-Off 5.15 p.m. TICKETS: $3. and $1. available now nt leading Stores, Clubs. Sports* Associations. Every ticket holder will get a stvtt. MOTORISTS PLEASE NOTE. All Motor traffic will311 words
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Advertisement98 1950-10-15 20 WRHmfrafl chronised for flash photography. I X^aflulrw w w^avsa»<aTw^B^ ww W w.W W w v.w.y.w.w Ww < m A i^aHßP^LfiM^a^^sß^^S^W^S A SPc«m fim m^ I 1 I THE BURNING OF BIG BRANT'S EMPIRE THAT CLIMAXES THE PICTURE RIVALS THE HOLOCAUST OF ATLANTA IN "G.W.T.W." Bright Leaf stars Gary Cooper LAUREN98 words
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