The Straits Times, 13 September 1951
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Title Section18 1951-09-13 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS18 words
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Article, Illustration261 1951-09-13 1 Russians 'beat 9 the British Meteor ISOW AIRCRAFT 'WITHDRAWN 9 TOKYO, Wednesday. PUITAIN'S frontline jet fighter, the stubwinged twin-engined Meteor, has failed to iratth the Russian MIG-15 in action over Korea, said Australian pilots today. Then it was announced officially that the aircraft had begunReuter; AP - 261 words
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Article112 1951-09-13 1 LONDON. Wed. BRITAIN'S aircraft con.tructors showed their finest products at Farnboroußh. Hampshire yesterday—from tiny Army observation aircraft to the giant Brihaxon airliner. Military aircraft dominated th° display, offering a vision of the future. Among them v;is the Canberra twin-iet bomber which broke the transatlantic record.Reuter - 112 words
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Article28 1951-09-13 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Kampong guards in Kedah ye>:erdav inflicted casualties on bandits who attacked th ir kmnoong. They followed bh'od trails without further eo" f aet.28 words
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Article35 1951-09-13 1 NICOSIA. Wed. British paratroopers and police In lorries were rushed to rescue people endangered bv floods which swept Nicosia today during the worst rain Cyprus has had for years. AP.AP - 35 words
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Article126 1951-09-13 1 Marshall quits as defence chief WASHINGTON, Wed. QENERAL George Marshall today resigned as United States Secretary of Defence. He will be succeeded by the present Deputy Secretary, Mr. Robert A. Lovett. Gen. Marshall, aged 70, was appointed Defence Secretary a year ago. He resigned "for very personal reasons." The soldier-statesman,Reuter - 126 words
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Article95 1951-09-13 1 NEW YORK, Wed. WORLD middleweight champion Randolph Turpin arrived in New York last night from his training camp. 100 miles away, went straight to his hotel, sent his manager for two dozen romic books and announced he would star in his room. He was greeted by aReuter - 95 words
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Article77 1951-09-13 1 KUALA LUMPini, Wed. TLiE name of .he Malayan Scouts Malaya's secret fighting o rganlsatlon—appeared for the first time in a Federation police Headquarters communique today. Security forces found a new grave containing. the body of a Chinese with several wounds in his chest in the Segamat area77 words
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Article64 1951-09-13 1 JAKARTA. Wed. TWENTY-EIGHT native civilians were murdered and 12 wounded last night when a bandit Rang of some 200 machine-gunners raided the West Java town of Tjibakay. reliable sources disclosed today. The attackers burned down 50 houses, ransacked the local hospital and official buildings andAP - 64 words
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Article27 1951-09-13 1 NEW DELHI, Wed.— A British engineer will help India set up an Institute of Technology to train Industrial engineers and land conservation experts— A.P.AP - 27 words
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Article28 1951-09-13 1 Air Marshal Sir Francis Foga r t y. Commander-in-Chief. Far East. Air Force, returned to Singapore last night after vlsltlnt RAJ 1 units in Hong Kong.28 words
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Article108 1951-09-13 1 MISSING BOYS FOUND OIKOAPORE schoolboys, Edd gar Joseph, 16, and Joe Fernandez, 14, who were missing from their homes two Sundays ago have been found in Kuala Lumpur. They had been staying there for over 10 days with Fernandez's relatives. Fernandez, a pupil of St. Patrick's School, wrote to his108 words
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Article66 1951-09-13 1 THE twelve-man mission from the Burma Air Force which was expected in Singapore yesterday delayed its departure from Mingladon, and is now due here today. Bad weather was the •ause of the delay. The mission will tour F.E.A.F. Headquarters and Air Headquarters Malaya, and visit R.A.F.66 words
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Article34 1951-09-13 1 LONDON, Wed.— Lumbago prevented the Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee, from attending a conference of the Labour Party's National Executive, called to make plans for the annual Party conference on Oct.— A.P.AP - 34 words
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Article30 1951-09-13 1 TRIPOLI. Wed.— The First Battalion, Grenadier Guards, left Tripoli for home In the troopship Empire Test today, after more than three years service In North Africa.— A.PAP - 30 words
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Article65 1951-09-13 1 UOLY verses for the growth and prosperity of Singapore will be chanted in every Chinese Buddhist monastery, temple and institution, to be followed by a simultaneous beating ef gongs at 11 a.m., on City Day. A suggestion for participation in the city's procession was ruled65 words
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Article55 1951-09-13 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— ln the Tampln district of Negri Sembllan yesterday security forces discovered a terrorist's observation post with a perfect view of the surrounding countryside overlooking a military camp. Eight caves were discovered. Later, another five caves with accommodation for 30 or 40 bandits and a55 words
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Article136 1951-09-13 1 TOKYO, Wednesday. (GENERAL Yamashita, "The Tiger of Malaya", who was executed as a war criminal is to be honoured in public at a Japanese Buddhist ceremony in Tokyo on Sept. 15, it was disclosed yesterday. The ceremony was arranged within 24 hours of theReuter - 136 words
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Article, Illustration54 1951-09-13 1 UNITY is strength, so the girls of the Kuen Cheng Fiyh School (TOP) join their spears in warlike dance which they performed at Bukit Bintang Park, Kuala Lumpur, last night to mark the school's 43rd anniversary. Below is one of the "warriors" Yao K-n54 words
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Article160 1951-09-13 1 MALA YS TOLD: 'SHUN IMP' Destructive— UMNO chief KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. T*ENGKU Abdul Rahman, president of the United Malays National Organisation, said today that Dato Onn bin Ja'afar's proposed Independence of Malaya Party was a destructive move. This is the first time the new UMNO president has made an unequivocal160 words
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Article217 1951-09-13 1 Africans begin jungle course T»HE small party of European officers and African soldiers from the King's African Rifles who arrived last week in Singapore are now on a Jungle course, so that they can train the main body of the regiment before it comes to Singapore in January to fight217 words
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Article43 1951-09-13 1 NEW YORK. Wed— Mr. Harold Stassen reported Russian fighter planes roamed the Eastern European skies to shoot down balloons carrying freedom messages. Mr. Stassen, Chairman cf the Crusade for Freedom membership drive, slid the balloons got there.— A.P.AP - 43 words
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217 1951-09-13 2 TRAIN CRASHES THROUGH IRON CURTAIN 25 escape to freedom SELO, BAVARIA, Wednesday. A CZECH engine driver yesterday escaped into West Germany with his whole train, carrying about 100 passengers. The driver, who had his whole family with him, brought the train across at the Seld Ploessberg border check point. AboutReuter; AP - 217 words
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254 1951-09-13 2 REST OF THE WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF.... THE KING will cu. short his holiday at Balmoral Castle in Scotland and go to London at the end of the week for farther treatment of his long trouble ITALY'S Red Cross will send a field hospital unit to Korea in October in254 words
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Article70 1951-09-13 2 .MELBOURNE, Wed. AUSTRALIA'S Utopia foun- der, English-born John Greenston said yesterday that "romantic intelligent women are desperately needed" for the party that Ls to seek escapsim. Already 50 men and women have applied for inclusion. They share the wish to find a. Pacific island whereReuter-AAP - 70 words
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Article58 1951-09-13 2 AMSTERDAM, Wed. "QIVE him a last chance" was the advice of defence counsel to the judges who tried a 33-year-old Amsterdammer, charged with stealing gold rings. The man got his last chance and promptly broke into his counsel's house while the owner was away on aAP - 58 words
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Article64 1951-09-13 2 BREMEN, Wed.— Half a ship arrived in Bremen yesterday from Japan under its cwn steam after a voyage of 12.700 miles in 84 days. It was the rear half of the Swedish liner, Chrlstes Salen. which was cut in two off Yokohama by a typhoonAFP - 64 words
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Article, Illustration32 1951-09-13 2 PASSING THE TIME SK. TSARAPKIN, Russia'* delegate to the United Nations Security Council, reads Prarda as the Council formally calls upon Egypt to lift her restrictions on Sues Canal shipping.— A.P. picture.AP - 32 words
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Article76 1951-09-13 2 Sixty cars await the Princess OTTAWA, Wed. gIXTY cars will be available for use by Princess Elizabeth, the Duke of Edinburgh and members of their party during their visit to Canada in October. The cars will be furnished by three Canadian mass production car firms. They will be distributed across76 words
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Advertisement224 1951-09-13 2 NOTICES NOTICE THE VENUS Theatre, Sentul. Kuala Lumpur will be known as new Empire Theatre operating under a new and separate management from Sept 16th I*sl. The Management NEW EMPIRE THEATRE CO Sentul. HONG FATT (SUNGF.I BESI) UNITED NOTICE OF DIVIDEND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Interim Dividend of224 words
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Advertisement731 1951-09-13 2 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT Wanted. Confidential Secretaries required at Contingent Police Headquarters Perak. Ipoh Salary Scale W4O 10 300 Cost of Living Allowance as approved by Government from time to time. Qualifications:— Able to type from manuscript draft at 30 words per minute and shorthand not itss than 120 wodrs per minute.731 words
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Miscellaneous314 1951-09-13 2 TODAY'S RADIO cnirADAQP 9.30 News: 9.45 Time Rossi enter MflbArvnci Mns i 0 Dance Music: 10.30 10-10. 10 a.m. News from K.L.; Symphony of Strings"; 11 Close. 10.45-12 school.-.; l p.m. Light nor 1 r-ric Music; 1.30 News; 1.45 Dance BHw %*V9 Music; 2-2.so "Schools; 6.15 "Call- 7jq am -Radio314 words
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Article358 1951-09-13 3 PACT WITH GERMANY WASHINGTON, Wednesday. THE Foreign Ministers of Britain, France and the United States discussed world problems/ particularly a provisional peace agreement with Western Germany, at the first joint session of conference in Washington today. They had before them a draft directive prepared byReuter - 358 words
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Article157 1951-09-13 3 IT'S LIKE MUNICH, SAYS VISHINSKY MOSCOW, Wed. SOVIET Foreign Minister, M. Andrei Vishinsky, handed the French Charge D'Affaires in Moscow today a note attacking French policy on the rearmament of Germany as repeating that of the Munich period Just before the Second World War. M. Vyshinskv had summoned the ChargeReuter - 157 words
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Article46 1951-09-13 3 HONG KONG, Wed. T-lONG KONG trade amounted to HK5634,900.000 for showing a decrease ot 13.4 per ceni against June. ire and Industry Department reported. its totalling HK5273.--200.000 fell bv 26.9 per cent J»'id imports totalling HK 1331 700.008 by 10.6 per cent.46 words
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Article52 1951-09-13 3 LONDON. Wed London show critics greeted Broadway's Gypsy Rose Lee. the strip tease queen with rude ya\*n yesterday Mos> people who went to the Palladium Theatre last night said she couldn't (1) shock their Aunt Minnie, or (2) get a laugh out of their Uncle Hayseed.52 words
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Article32 1951-09-13 3 MOSCOW. Wed.— The Soviet Army organ. Red Star. calls on political commissars to induce in troops a spirit of "hate" for Anglo-American "warmongers" and demands increased "battle readiness." A.P.AP - 32 words
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Article157 1951-09-13 3 NEW YORK, Wed. ANEW YORK detectiVe and a man he was trailing perished yesterday in a mil-lion-dollar flre whlsh raged through a nine-storey office building here. Three men, including the president of a small clothing firm with offices in the building, were later arrested157 words
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Article81 1951-09-13 3 LONDON. Wed. jyjß. Koichiro Azakai, head of the new Japanese Overseas Agency In London, expressed the hope yesterday that a peace treaty between India and Japan would be signed soon. India, who djd not take part In the San Francisco conference. announced on MondayReuter - 81 words
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Article, Illustration241 1951-09-13 3 VATICAN CITY, Wednesday. DOPE PIUS XII appealed to Christians today to unite to fight under one flag against the assaults of "the infernal enemy". The Pope made his appeal in a long encyclical letter addressed to all the Roman Catholic bishops and orelates. The encyclical241 words
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Article34 1951-09-13 3 OTTAWA. Wed.— Canada is now preparing a warning network In case of an enemy ..ttack Canadian Health Minister. Mr. P. Martin, who is in charge of the civil defence, said in Ottawa yesterday.—AFP.AFP - 34 words
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Article, Illustration263 1951-09-13 3 Let's be frank, says an Arab PARIS, Wednesday. LEADING Arab delegate to the United Nationssponsored Palestine Peace Conference criticized the U.S. State Department today for attempts to establish a Mediterranean defence command and said it was aimed only at protecting U.S. and British interestsUP - 263 words
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Article63 1951-09-13 3 SYDNEY, W- a.— lnsurance .-ompanies here will not encourage a straight "gamble" on the Royal tour, but they are issuing policies to cover business risks involved if it is cancelled. Rates for the 1949 tour, which was cancelled, were 10 to 15 per cent.Reuter-AAP - 63 words
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Article49 1951-09-13 3 MELBOURNE. Wed. in four months' search of England and Scotland. Melbourne Tramways Board got only 165 of the 700 recruits wanted as tram crew, said Board Chairman, Mr. R. J. H. Risson. Ireland Is now being explored, he said. West Germany might be next target.—Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article22 1951-09-13 3 NEW YORK. Wed.- Mayor Vincent Impellittert of New York will leave next Tuesday for a "goodwill rislt" to Italy. -A.P.AP - 22 words
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117 1951-09-13 3 KARACHI. Wed. THE Pakistan Prime Minister. Mr. Liaquat All Khan said, in Karachi yesterday that India wanted to "browbeat" Pakistan Into leaving the peoples of Kashmir "at her mercy" by massing Its forces on Pakistan's border. He was addressing a huge public meeting on theReuter - 117 words
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Article164 1951-09-13 3 Labour eases dividend squeeze LONDON, Wed. T»HE Labour Govern--1 ment last night eased up on its plan to control big business dividends in order to help industry' expand. And the Treasury said today that the Government had taken note of the special case of Malayan rubber companies but could giveReuter - 164 words
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Article64 1951-09-13 3 ATHENS, Wed. /""REBCETS political situation u last night, with most of the rotes counted from last Sunday's elections, appeared as unstable as it was before polling day. Three main parties Field Marshal Alexander Papagos' rally. Gen. Plastiras' Progressive coalition (EPEK) and Premier Sophocles Venizelos' Liberals are emerging.Reuter - 64 words
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Article30 1951-09-13 3 WINNIPEG. Wed.— lndia's main agricultural problem was to obtain a bigger yield from the soil, a six-man agricultural mission of Indian government officials said In Winnippe \<-sterday.- ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Advertisement225 1951-09-13 3 L*. GOBLIN -A sl«^4irtf in Utmost value for money, with first-rate quality and efficiency, the new GOBLIN Electric Washing Machine represents a bold challenge to today's prices. A really fine engineering job, with all the reliability for which GOBLINS are famed. Does the full family wash. incJudini; blankets and other225 words
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Article80 1951-09-13 4 FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN EXHIBITION, U.E. Building, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Y.W.C.A.. Raffles Quay, enw sewing class. 10 a.m. Y.M.C.A., Orchard Road, French class, 5 30 p.m.; gymnastics class 6 p.m.: table-tennis, 7 p.m. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE. Stamford Road. Home Nursing class. 5 D.m BRITISH RED CROSS80 words
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Article154 1951-09-13 4 PLANS TO STOP FLOOD AND WIDEN ROADS $6 million on these jobs SINGAPORE Municipal Commissioners are proposing to spend more than $6,000,000 on special services such as sewerage extension, flood alleviation, road widening, reconstruction of bridges and building pedestrian refugees and bus shelters. Of this sum, nearly154 words
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Article115 1951-09-13 4 IPOH. Wed. jyjORE than 50 dance hostesses will compete for the title of JubUee Cabaret Queen and a diamond bracelet during a competition starting on Oct. 1 for a fortnight. The competition is held to mark the sixteenth anniversary of the cabaret. Judging will be on115 words
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Article58 1951-09-13 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed The Batu Pahat District will begin Dreparations on Sept. 2u for the new season's pad> planting. Drains, water courses and "batas" will De put in order at Assam Bubok Olak Batu. in the muklm 0/ Tanjontt Sembrong. Transplanting will begin on58 words
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Article42 1951-09-13 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Kok Siong was bound over in $150 for 12 months in the Sessions Court for possession of nine tubes of chandu and a quantity of chandu dross in his room at Hock Lam Estate. Oeylang Patak.42 words
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Article28 1951-09-13 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— for driving negligently and colliding with a stationary car. Hong Kit Lin. a lorrv driver of Singapore. was fined $25. His licence was endorsed.28 words
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Article, Illustration36 1951-09-13 4 KIRK BY COLLEGE HEAD MR. ROBERT WILLIAMS, Principal of Kirkby Training College for Federation teachers, who has arrived here for talks with Federation education authorities on the curriculum to be introduced at Kirkby Straits Times picture36 words
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Article247 1951-09-13 4 lI AKI RAY A HAJI dawned wet and dismal in Singapore yesterday. It was almost noon before the sun made an appearance to be hidden by dark clouds and more rain later in the day. Many Muslims braved the rain to pray at247 words
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Article249 1951-09-13 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. MISS Shanti Ryan "the girl with the gift of tongues" leaves Kuala Lumpur tomorrow for a year's study at the Institute of Social Studies in Washington. "This is my big opportunity", said Miss Ryan today. '•The rest is up to me." Miss249 words
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Article51 1951-09-13 4 More than 200 civilian medical and hospital workers in the Army will form a "medical group" on Saturday. They are already members of the Army Civil Service Union but feel that such a iroup wculd enable them to nresent their cases fully to h* nnrent51 words
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Article42 1951-09-13 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Tenders for Federation of Malaya Government treasury bills for $14,300,000 were accepted by the AccountantGeneral. Tenders at the rate of 3/4 per cent a year were allotted in full. The bills will be issued on Sept. 15.42 words
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233 1951-09-13 4 i m™ KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A new resettlement area to house Malays and Indians, with cattle, is to be opened ud shortly in the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur The area, to be known as Kairoong Pandan settlement, consists of some acres of old tin workings233 words
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Article89 1951-09-13 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. STOCKS 01 an ti- malarial drugs in Malaya are satisfactory. It was stated at a recent meetWß of the Malaria Advisory Board Mr J F B Edeson Malaria Research Officer. Institute of Medical Research. TamDin. told the meeting about the liver forms of parasites89 words
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Article32 1951-09-13 4 BUTTERWORTH. Wed. Employees of the Central Province Wellesley Bus Company gave a farewell dinner to Mr. Chua Ban Aun. their manager, who has resigned to go into business.32 words
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Article189 1951-09-13 4 198 NEW FLATS FOR STORE iy iTH tne construction of eight more thieestoreyed blocks of workmen's flats, at a cost of $1,491,000, in Owen Road next year, the S.l.T.'s new housing estate In Kampong Java will begin to take shape. The contractor will start work on these flats officially on189 words
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Article28 1951-09-13 4 More than 10,000 Malayalees in Singapore celebrated Onam, their harvest festival —yesterday. The Kerala Samajam. their social organisation held a meeting at the Rangoon Road School.28 words
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Article46 1951-09-13 4 Dr H. F. Shields, a Hong Kong dentist who has been advocating the formation of "penetration squads" in Singapore, will be flying back to Hong Kong tomorrow Dr. Shields has just comDleted a three and a half-month-business-cum-pleasure trip round the world.46 words
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Article42 1951-09-13 4 Singapore's Film Censor, Mr. Jack Evans, returned to the Colony by air yesterday after discussions with the Hong Kong Government on various common problems. Mr. Evans said one of th» subjects discussed wis Chinese Communist films42 words
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Article26 1951-09-13 4 PARIT BUNTAR Wed. Arulandu, aged 40. claimed trial to a charge of theft of a bicycle. The case was Dost poned to Sept. 2426 words
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Article92 1951-09-13 4 /COMMEMORATION DAY marking the sixth anniversary of the Japanese surrender to the British Forces in Singapore passed off yesterday without the ceremony of previous years. Thanksgiving services and the opening of the Municipality where Lord Louis Mountbatten received the Instrument of surrender— to the public were dispensed92 words
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Advertisement199 1951-09-13 4 air cert, on Takes a FIRST IN COMFORT with SLUMBER-LOUNGE C\ _VX5^) I/a —The world's most Vl/WnHT**fc modern contribution /V} t0 Aircraft Sleeper DRAWINC-ROOM COMFORT MEANS MORE SPACE FER PASSENCER. v\~f»w \r\\yir~~ specially desicned trats. U\ V\\\ UTENSILS AND FITI.KCS V¥W?9fV9T l Vr^'"3^fc£ afford dining-ro~m iasi J^y^^JbmM&Z* AND COMFORT. /^%^<^^3V^^199 words
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Article112 1951-09-13 5 Blackout areas DAY. Armenian M. D.C., Tan Chyc PUrr Fort Canning. Sean St./ Waterloo St., SI. Andrews High si. sumford Rd\. Albert St., New Ie« Works, Firestone, Mackenzie Rd., Bukit Timah Pumps, Balestier Rd., Jalan Ampas, 8.M.8.C. Mt Ritchie, Braddell Rite, Seletar Tump*. See Soon, Seletar Wireless, Mrntal Hospital, Trafalgar112 words
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Article379 1951-09-13 5 But new law on aliens 'must not discriminate MR. T. W. Ong, president of the Straits Chinese British Association, and a captain in the Singapore Volunteer Corps, said yesterday "We don't want the Japs back". But some b-isinessmen said Japanese merchants should be allowed Into Singapore379 words
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Article163 1951-09-13 5 'WIN CASE, WE WILL PAY' PLAN EGAL aid for Singapore Municipal employees against whom action has been taken by the Commissioners should be paid only in cases where the employee Is acquitted after trial, the Finance Committee has recommended. A move li also being made to empower the Commissioners not163 words
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Article63 1951-09-13 5 SEREMBAN. Wed. HARON bin Sohot. a rubber tapper of Kampon? Gebok. Mantin. was given the benefit of doubt by the Seremban Magistrate and acquitted of failing to appear for medical examination as required by Director of Manoo-.ver. Haron had told the Court. he was examined by a63 words
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Article31 1951-09-13 5 The Malay Society of Great Britain is to hold a buffet supper and dance tomorrow to overseas Malayan students studying in Great Britain In honour of Hari Raya Hajl.31 words
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Article67 1951-09-13 5 A British professor from /apan will give an address on "Why I Believe in Buddaism" in Singapore at the Maha Bodhi School Lorone 34, Geylang, at 4 pjn. on Sunday. He is Mr. Jack Brinkley Professor of English at the four Tokyo universities Waheda, Taisho. Komazawa67 words
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Article38 1951-09-13 5 MUAR, Wed.— Tee Ah Toh, a provisional driving licence holder, was fined a total of $175 at Muar for dangerous driving, failing to have a competent driver with him and failing to display "L" plates38 words
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Article104 1951-09-13 5 ATEST Singapore property owner to go into the luxury flat business is Miss Kitty Meyer. She now owns the Meyer Flats, near the Sea View Hotel, which are being re-built and will be ready for occupation in December. Workmen are now at work on the104 words
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Article125 1951-09-13 5 He posed as detective court told KOALA LUMPUR Wed. RAJENDRAM wau charged in the First Magfstrate's Court today with impersonating a detective and unlawfully detaining Low Hock Lye. of Ipoh. Low said he was accosted by Rajendram. in Kuala Lumpur on July 19. Rajendram. he said, told him he was125 words
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Article38 1951-09-13 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Sultan of Selangor gave a farewell dinner last night to Sir Stafford Foster Sutton. Chief Justice of the Federation, who is going to West Africa a3 President of the Court of Appeal.38 words
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Article26 1951-09-13 5 MUAR, Wed. Urn Kan Swee was fined $10 at Muar for breaking the curfew. Lau Kang, was cautioned and discharged for the same offence.26 words
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Article28 1951-09-13 5 SEREMBAN, Wed.— A State exhibition of handicraft bv Need Sembilan Malay school boys and eirls will be held at Kuala Pitota hi -:*v School on O--;28 words
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Article72 1951-09-13 5 DEBATE on whether sex education should be taught in Singapore schools will be held by the Kiwi Members' League at the British Council Hall, Stamford Road, at 2 pjn. on Saturday. Speakers for the motion will be Messrs. Lye Chen Fan and Wee Khian m Siong. Messrs.72 words
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Article, Illustration28 1951-09-13 5 SIR RALPH HONE, Gotwi. or of Nwth Borneo, laying the foundation stone of the first Mock *f permanent shophouses in Jesselton on Monday morning.28 words
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Article36 1951-09-13 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Two police were slightly wounded in a bandit attack on escort vehicles of a food convov in the Kuantan area of Pahang this morning. The escort drove the bandits off.36 words
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Article31 1951-09-13 5 GEMAS. Wed.— Goh Seng Pak appeared before the Tampin Magistrate on a charge of riding a motor cycle in a negligent manner. The case was postponed to October. 12.31 words
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Article150 1951-09-13 5 5 KINDS OF FOOD AT FAIR PENANG. Wed. Swiss, Dutch, Chinese and Muslim food will be sold at the International Fun Fair on Sept. 22 at the Penan* Rubber Trade Association. Anson Road. The Fair, which Is under the patronage of Mrs. Malcolm MacDonald. Mrs. A. V. Aston, and the150 words
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Article30 1951-09-13 5 KUANTAN. Wed— Mustaffa bin Ahmad, who unlawfully occupied three pieces of State land and tapped the rubber on them without permission, was fined $10 at Kuan tan.30 words
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Article33 1951-09-13 5 TAIPING. Wed. Tak Din Kahid a special constable, was charged with deserting from his post at Subur Estate. Batu Kurau. The cas? was postponed to Monday Tak was allowed $200 balL33 words
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Article, Illustration222 1951-09-13 5 From Our Own Correspondent LONDON, Wednesday. MR. D. H. Urquhart, in his report on experiments T1 in Malaya prepared for Cadbury Brothers, sees i good future for cocoa growing there. 1 i Cadbury Brothers are partners with Hanisons and Crosfield in Malayan Cocoa Mr. Urquhart222 words
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Advertisement249 1951-09-13 5 1..i-l 3 Shows: 3. Ml 915 p.m. ?flth Century FM IbriMinc! Spectacle! Western Drama r.rcfoi-T Perk In "THE CUNFICHTER' TO-MORROW Warner Rro'a VKRDHT' REX JB'WE BAHRD Nov Shnviri at 1 1.00 1.30 4.15— 6 45 4 9 J» p m. TKM.HinUP/VN 1 (Matay) AlUntic Great W«rU Naw Showing at 7.04249 words
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Advertisement272 1951-09-13 5 Your baby needs Glaxo to grow healthy Pui your baby chi <^^^Vv r y^ir, Quo tnd you wiU fin *^^^H|^/ teething time easier and happier for both of you. Foi Glaxo is carefully balanced baby food, with vitamin D and iron added, and helps build strong teeth and bones and272 words
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Article70 1951-09-13 6 MRS. Susan Anne Hogan and family wish to thank all relatives and friends who »ent wreaths and attended the funeral of her dearly beloved husband Leopold Clarence. THE FAMILY of the late Mr. Lee Beng Slew of Kamuntlng thank all friend* and relatives who sent scrolls, wreaths, lent cars70 words
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982 1951-09-13 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs. Sept. 13, 1951 The Child Of Six At the week-end Sir Henry Gurney made his first public comment on Chinese and Indian opposition to the Barnes Plan. Speaking at the graduation ceremony of the Technical College on Saturday, Sir Henry said that with some adjustments982 words
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Article75 1951-09-13 6 DARWIN, Wed. "PHE wrecked New Zealand troopship Wahine (4,430 tons), aground on the Maselle Island reef, 260 miles north of Darwin, Is a total loss, salvage experts reported yesterday. The Wahine, carrying 575 troops for Korea and a crew of 80, hit the reef twoReuter-AAP - 75 words
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Article43 1951-09-13 6 TOKYO, Wed.— The Japanese Government has decided to send a mission to Formosa shortly to Introduce the Japanese fishing technique. The mission will leave around September 20 and .stay in -Formosa for about a fortnight.— A. F. P.43 words
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520 1951-09-13 6 GRAHAM JENKINS - GRAHAM JENKINS By SAIGON. THE Communist-led Vietminh, IndoChina's nationalist resistance forces who set up the so-called Vietminh Democratic People's Republic in the French Union State of Vietnam, are becoming the most zealous of Moscow's satellites. French and American experts in Saigon, analysingReuter-AAP - 520 words
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Article558 1951-09-13 6 Hal Boyle - Hal Boyle -By- NEW YORK: THE campaign in Korea in still the strangest in the history of American arms. For two months now more words than bullets have been fired in anger back and forth across that weary peninsula. Instead of trying to call eachAP - 558 words
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330 1951-09-13 6 •pRIEND of Malaya's" letter on "Malaya, Britain and freedom" was about the sanest piece of political writing I have come across in your correspondence columns since the British returned six years ago. I He m»y be interested to hear that there are quite a330 words
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315 1951-09-13 6 'PICKLED OLD SLANDERS' ON MR. NEHRU "JNDIAN View" has* returned to the attack with the old, pickled slanders against tfie I.N.A and Indian leaders. With his statement about the failure of Indian leaders to "get an army on the Imphal front.' 1 "Indian View' 1 would have one believe that315 words
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Letter127 1951-09-13 6 AS the owner driver of an Austin Ten I often find it impossible to secure parking space when shopping In Raffles Place, Singapore. There Is apparently an easy method of overcoming this difficulty, which is to sport a crown, initial letters, three stars or a127 words
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Letter77 1951-09-13 6 "INTELLIGENCE officers (in 1 Korea) said they had referred to the troops as 'Caucasian' to describe them as non -Asian or European a generally adopted designation in the United States," says a recent news report. May I suggest that In future you refer to the inhabitants of77 words
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Letter30 1951-09-13 6 DONT you think fireworks should be let off on City Day 7 I think it would be an excellent thing to Illuminate the night a bit. ADDY. Singapore.30 words
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Letter440 1951-09-13 6 Alors Ami Hai ohREADERS Of Mi. R. J. Farrers stories of Kelantan must have noticed the unfamiliar terms used for certain features of the landscape in the great padi plain. I have been learning more about those terms from an article entitled "The Kelantan Delta" by Professor440 words
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Advertisement773 1951-09-13 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. SITI ATIONS VACANT WANTED: Salesgirls for Sewlr,' afaehlM Shop. Apply Box Md A7.;24. S.T. WANTED Junior Stenographer. Apply The Public Insurance Co.. n.ibin.<-on Road VACANCIES arise for Chinese M.:le and*Frmale Clerk/Typists < Joan Tooke's Agency. I Blr"fr. WANTED by leading British I young man to learn account!. School773 words
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Advertisement25 1951-09-13 6 pr —q fa, A WIPE RANGE OF BEST ENGLISH WOLLEN SUITINES 6> WORKMANSHIP AT MODERATE PRICES BEECHOWCa MERCHANT TAILORS PHONE: 6535 2f, CHULIA St. SINGAPORE25 words
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Advertisement51 1951-09-13 6 CRAWFORD'S DELIGHTFUL BISCUITS Ako 4 O'CLOCK AFTERNOON TEA BISCUITS TRI -FRUIT SHAPES NO. 1 2 TINS MARIE ASSORTED SHORTBREAD GINGER NUTS CHEESE VARIETIES ETC. Available at all first class dealers Agents JACKSON CO, LTD. ill In I ?m\ doans mMUNG TONIC &ds^ ftuo Br Au OiSPtNSAints off i/6 irons s51 words
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Article309 1951-09-13 7 MASS 'KNEW DEATH WAS COMING' ATRIP to the 81 mile, Bedok Road, revived memories of the escape by Mr. Chang Cheng Yean, who took the party to the slopes of a small hill which has numerous Chinese and Malay graves. Walk ng through neglected Bravo- and lallang growth. Mr. Chang309 words
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Article58 1951-09-13 7 gHOITS of "fire, fire" Mured hundreds of people yesterday in congested Bali Lane in the Rchore area. Singapore. People came running out of their houses. Two fire ens-nes arrived. The fire" turned out to be vi me joss paper which had. been vet ablaze58 words
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Article119 1951-09-13 7 DR. F. C. Benham's report on the national income and production of Malaya will be published on Monday. Dr. Benharn is Economic Adviser to the CommissionerGeneral. The survey combines the Federation and Singapore, and gives a detailed picture of production and earnings in everv field of trade119 words
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Article15 1951-09-13 7 MTJAR. Wed. Found drunk and Incapable, M. Kri.shnasamy was fined $10 at Muar.15 words
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Article, Illustration310 1951-09-13 7 Victims of Jap firing parties THE mass burial-places of more than 1,300 soldiers and civilians massacred by Japanese troops nine years ago were located yesterday in Siglap and Bedok areas by a Chinese volunteer and a' school principal. They were Mr. Chang Cheng Yean, former member310 words
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Article284 1951-09-13 7 RECALLING the days following the fall of Singapore, Mr. Lai told the Straits Times that he was in the fourth and last batch of the massacre parties taken for their last journey to Siglap on Feb. 22. 1942. "I am still marvelling at how I could have284 words
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Article, Illustration23 1951-09-13 7 JUDY receives a isekt of llow?rs fr.tni a Mi'>' hoy. shariff bin Masdirt Mai a. Straits Times pleteß.23 words
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Article271 1951-09-13 7 GIRL FROM LONDON LIKES IT SO MUCH By Our Woman Correspondent T*HE feeling: was mutual. Judy Breen liked A Singapore and Singapore liked Judy. No flashy glamour girl this 19-year-old Festival of Britain Queen from London. She's a sweet unspoilt girl. It was a busy271 words
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129 1951-09-13 7 This is the city with a difference PSTIVAL of Britain Queen Judy Bre«n went on the stage of the Cathay Cinema, last night flanked by 22 of Singapore's most beautiful girls. And the crowd cheered. She wore a mushroom pink model gown with a billowing skirt. Judy said that all129 words
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190 1951-09-13 7 DELAY COSTS COMMISSION MORE MONEY pOR three years Singapore Municipal Commis- sioners hsve been waiting for the Government to hand over officially the esplanade at Cannaught Drive, so that they can start a $450,000 development scheme. The plan is to make this part of the waterfront a beauty spot worthy190 words
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Article150 1951-09-13 7 NEW RIFLE NOT FOR MALA YA rE new ultra-rapid-firing. .280 British automaticrifle, which recently had its trials before British small arms experts, Is not likely to he issued to troop s in Malaya in the immediate future. A GHQ FARELF spokesman said this yesterday when told that the Straits Times150 words
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135 1951-09-13 7 Federation Government has been asked by two representative organisations of tin miners In Malaya, to consider Inviting the American Government to send aualified men to Malaya, to learn at first hand, the true facts regarding the production and marketing of tin. In135 words
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Article91 1951-09-13 7 DECAUSE of two large loans D floated by the Singapore Municipality and the Federation Government, Progressive Party Councillor Mr. N. A. Mallal Is not intending to seek permission for the second reading of the Government's $50,000,000 premium loan bonds at present. "If I succeed in getting91 words
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Article81 1951-09-13 7 TENDERS from would-be hirers of the Pavilion Cinema, in Orchard Road, were opened yesterday but no decision as to the theatre's future has yet been made. About ten days ago, the owners of the theatre advertised for tenders from persons willing to operate the theatre, and enquiries81 words
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Article25 1951-09-13 7 MUAR, Wed.— A special constable, Ismail bin Wan Chlk, who absented himself from duty was fined $50 or one month's Imprisonment at Muar.25 words
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195 1951-09-13 7 KJohn Ambulance Brigade must have more jmen volunteers before any expansion can be thought of, Mrs. P. M. Gerrity, Brigade Adviser, said yesterday. Mrs. Gerrity was asked whether 'penetration squads' as advocated by a Hong Kong dentist, Dr. H. P. Shields were possible in Singapore.195 words
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Article88 1951-09-13 7 Singapore prefers new books •THERE is practically no demand for secondhand books in Singapore and] many dealers haw changed to selling new books. With new cases filled with j new books, some of the book shops in Bras Basah Road I today appear quite modern and attractive. A Bras Basah88 words
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Article32 1951-09-13 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Koh Toh Yap. a Kluang photographer charged with attempting to smuggle seven wrist watches, was allowed bail in $4000 ponding trial on Oct. 1.32 words
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Article, Illustration41 1951-09-13 7 MR. BERNARD WICKSTEED, of the London Daily Express, who flew into Singapore last nigrht. He is here to report the war In Malaya "about which, people in Britain know very little," he said. Straits Times picture.41 words
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Article76 1951-09-13 7 JNDIANS in Malaya will not be allowed to vote during the general election In India. Mr. M. Gopala Menon. India's representative in Malaya. said yesterday. He said that the only overseas Indians to vote would be members of the Forces and certain Government officials "Thts is76 words
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Article35 1951-09-13 7 KUANTAN, Wed— Chaim Heng Lean, who failed to register two Malay women in his hotel was fined $25 at Kuantan. He said he had a new assistant who did not know his work.35 words
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Article25 1951-09-13 7 MUAR. Wed.— For selling Ice-cream without a licence at Pagoh. Lau Kim Ho and Ler Keng Suan were fined $20 each at Muar.25 words
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Article229 1951-09-13 7 Bill to tighten finance law IPART from tightening control over bearer and other forms of securities, there are no new restrictions in the proposed Exchange Control Ordinance, 1951, than there are in tho Finance Regulations Ordinance, 1950, an official of the Singapore Foreign Exchange Control said yesterday. The Exchange Control229 words
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Article34 1951-09-13 7 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed. Simon. Muniandv son of Supoiah. Pakri and Muniandy. son of Katan. were charge at Bagan Serai with behaving in a disorderly manner by fightinE and were fined $5 earn34 words
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Advertisement171 1951-09-13 7 Vcur baby will J \-S^~^^^^ love the taste of _^r \(\y Allenburys Mailed >r\*~* yt^~ T XIV Riisiu. They <vlll 'J^^ i^^£ I help his teeth t):r< rgh and en- ■hjr^>«J«^"j* c-mrage liim to I%l^l' ~*^^^^^E^Vm r\A ehov; alibouph l> lfci__* w; **m¥ ~^_^tß quickly and pre- lßttli2?^''Blß^B^^4 Iro m171 words
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Advertisement115 1951-09-13 7 I ii ijP murphy \J*r radio radios VALVES AVAILABLE FROM S. P. SHOT AM CO., LTD. SINGAPORE I '>vmwiii M .ij»iU' > 0 I I' ».<Ui> Ojn C? i nit cl BISCUITS FOR THE CONNOISSEUR HONEY BAKE 1.35 per tin CINCER NUTS 1.55 WHEATEN (UNSWEETENED) 1.90 WATER BISCUIT 1.90 DIGESTIVE115 words
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Article60 1951-09-13 8 DOVER, England, Wed. FLORENCE Chadwick swam 1 the English Channel from England to France yesterday the first woman ever to do so. The slim 32-year-old San Diego, California, typist thus became the first woman in history to swim (he Channel both ways. She had crossedAP - 60 words
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193 1951-09-13 8 No one did the 'double' this year LONDON, Wed. PR the first time since the war an English first class cricket season has been completed without any player accomplishing the "double" of 1.000 runs and 100 wickets. The three nearest to achieving the feat were Vic Jackson oi Leicester with193 words
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Article, Illustration483 1951-09-13 8 England have the new blood By JIM CHAMBERS LONDON, Wednesday. EWGLISH cricket at the end of the 1951 season Is J in good shape. Not so much because the national eleven whipped the South Africans 3—l in the Test series, but because England have seenAP - 483 words
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Article166 1951-09-13 8 BATTING (Qualification 27 completed innings, av. 41) Inns. NO. Runs Highest Average Ins. Peter May. Cambridge University and Surrey 43 9 2339 178 no. 68.79 Denis Compton, Middlesex 40 8 2193 172 64.50 Fred Jakemim, Northante 41 6 1989 258 no. 56.82. .Tack Robertson. Middlesex 58 4 2917166 words
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Article, Illustration118 1951-09-13 8 A MAGNIFICENT game played byRASC left-wing thr?e-quar-te r 22-year-old Byrne, who scored four spectacular tries enabled his side to score a convincing victory over RE. ME. by 25 points (five tries and two goals) to nil in the first Inter-Corps Rugby match of the season played118 words
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Article71 1951-09-13 8 PENANO, Wed— Penang XI to meet Malayan Indians in the University Fund soccer match on Saturday on Westlands School ground is as follows: Tan Swee Hock. Tan Swee Beng, R. McGregor, Pang Siang Hock, N. Reutens, Chuah Poll Aun, Chuah Poll Beng, Pang Siang Teik,71 words
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Article45 1951-09-13 8 The annual Singapore Railway Institute athletic sports will be held on the Railway Institute ground at 2.30 p.m. on Sunday. Sept. 16. The programme of 18 event* Includes a number of races for I associate members and children of members of the Institute.45 words
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164 1951-09-13 8 LONDON, Wednesday. r[)M Pearce's XI rounded up the English cricket season at Scarborough yesterday with a thrilling *in by nine runs over the South Africans. The South Africans made a gallant fight after osing half their wickets for 93, including three in one over164 words
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304 1951-09-13 8 RSGC title meet, the draw times npHE following are the draw and starting times for the Qualifying Rounds the RSGC Championship to be played on Saturday and Sunday: SATURDAY First Qualifying Round (first nine) 2.15, E. Anderton D. S. Lucas; 2.20. M. D. Gordon J Y. Ferguson; 2.25, R. J.304 words
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Article113 1951-09-13 8 Pearee's XI Ist innln;s— lol South Africans Ist innine*— 9s Pearee's XI 2nd innings 248 South Africans 2nd Innings E. Rowan c Bailey b Walsh 36 McClew c Evans b Bailey 9 Van Ryneveld c Evans b Pritchard 6 1 Fullerton c Evans b Bedser 2" Endcan lbw BedserReuter - 113 words
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Article65 1951-09-13 8 LONDON, Wed. YESTERDAY'S English Football League matches resulted as follows: FIRST DIVISION Aston Villa 1 Hnddersfleld 0 Blackpool Preston N.E. 3 Tottenham 1 Burplrv 1 SECOND DIVISION Sheffield IT. 1 Bury 0 DIV. S (SOUTHERN). Port Vale 2 Bournemouth 2 DIV. 3 (NORTHERN) Chesterfield 0 Stockport C.Reuter - 65 words
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Article28 1951-09-13 8 A special general meeting of the Achilles Club will be held at the King George's Hall. St. Josephs Institution* on Monday. Sept. 17 at 5.30 p.m28 words
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Article26 1951-09-13 8 The annual general meeting of the Singapore Women's Hockey Association will be held at the Singapore Cricket Club on Friday at 5.19 p.m. tomorrow.26 words
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Advertisement229 1951-09-13 8 of /0 P* C* WJ V/ u I Pnf^vliyi <2 Sturdy limbs, firm flesh, sound n bones the happiness of abound- U ing health these are some of the Q pilts bestowed by this famous food. K J> 1 i»r there is everything your baby S f-\ needs in a229 words
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Advertisement157 1951-09-13 8 5 WOOLLEN BLANKETS c w I SKY-ROSEPEACH-APRICOT WITH 3 BOUND SATIN RIBBON HEM 60"x80" 3 lbs. $60.50 70 M x9o" 4|lbs. $84.50 90" x 100" 61bs. $118.00 X little's, i SINGAPORE. ,{f>^n^^^>] DON'T TAKE I PTuan^B*mSXfl I quink f m I /</'*' o A 1 P»« points i Immersed U%157 words
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Article, Illustration482 1951-09-13 9 ESTHER CHAN'S Asian Cooking in Singapore boiled or steamed noodles are more eommon, crisp fried noodles are a Chinese dish that is always very populas This is how it Is made. Fried cri.p noodltl 1 lb. Noodles i lb pork I lb prawns482 words
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Article153 1951-09-13 9 Magda Dunin - Magda Dunin by J LIKE, trust and respect my amah too much to suspect her of impertinence. I prefer to take some of her remarks as examples of unconscious humour or merely as ingenuous expression of simple truths. Amah, for instance, has no patience with153 words
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Article, Illustration92 1951-09-13 9 A HOLIDAY three-som« it this week's choice, a halter top, a circular skirt and a tiny pair of 'skirt' shorts. For gay daytimes, the halter too and skirt combine to make a cool sun dress, pretty enough for outdoor lunching. The shorts-cum-skirt team with the halter92 words
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Article, Illustration148 1951-09-13 9 MY son is very pleased with life this morning, as according to custom, the fairies have brought him twenty cents In exchange for the tooth which he pulled out last night. My daughter, who is three years younger, and therefore not yet of an age to148 words
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Advertisement203 1951-09-13 9 jf From when I j your baby 2J^ weighs 15 lbs until all y^ 20 milk teeth^O^ are through A* «v>n as your haby weighs 15 lbs., start giving Farex regularly every day. Your baby needs Farex until all 20 milk teeth are through. Farex is the nourishing food every203 words
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Advertisement258 1951-09-13 9 "Zjgk HO FINER Mm^A i TOOTH PASTE 7O ipi A USTtRINt Tooth Paste helps stop tooth dtcay i Important waysv I. listerine Tooth Paste actually helps remove destructive bacteria, ft. It attacki dull film which holds bacteria against tooth surfaces. 3. It even helps to remove mouth acids! Hurry now258 words
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Miscellaneous360 1951-09-13 9 Straits Times Crossword 28. Graphic reproductions cm, .....■■■.■ill DOWN. 1T" a"~S"H4 S 7 8 1. Childlike princess (7). wro mnk w*» 2. Body of constable! (5) Hi H 3. Victorian recruit* received SS»- SS*. l!---.^ a^ as* tne Queen S ald l8)> 4. Eleotro-chemiral product iH present in the rations360 words
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Article302 1951-09-13 10 LONDON, Wed. T'JDAY in the London Stock Exchange brought a reversal of some recent trends. Ovnseas issues moved lover on pront-taking on recent rises and quiet firmness became fairly widespread* in domestic stocks with textiles, engineerings and electrical issues in steady demand. Clewa middle prices at selected stock*,302 words
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Article154 1951-09-13 10 Trmm Oar Ow« Cmunifctl MELBOURNX. Wed. SHARP, prices tiimhkut again od the Melbourne market today though a firmer tendency was evident towards the close, with a revival of cautious buying. Some shares rallied after the tieavy price drops of recent days, investors being attracted by the best154 words
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293 1951-09-13 10 Rubber exports to China, once a flood, now a trickle LONDON, Wednesday. DUBBER exports tQ Communist China earlier this year amounted to eight times last year's comparative exports, but now they have been reduced to a trickle. In the first six months of 1951 China bought 67,800 tons of rubber;293 words
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Article39 1951-09-13 10 LONDON Sept. 12— Spot 48d now.. Oct. 47\d, Nov. 454d.. Dec 45 Sd OcC-Dec. 4141. Jan-Mar. 43 '-..d.. Apr.- June 40*; d.. Sept cj.f. 45"»d. nowu, Sept.-Oct. e.i.f. 45< d. nom Oct. -Nov. 44\d nom. Market: DuU.39 words
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Article343 1951-09-13 10 Jap rubber industry revives A SURVEY issued by the Industrial Bank of Japan indicates the extent of the Japanese rubber industry's recovery since the war. In Janaary, IMS. the Japanese lufcfcu fcMhsstry bad a total annual uuhsmllh > llj capable of preceding C3.OM metric tons of crude IBWIU. By August343 words
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Article38 1951-09-13 10 SINGAPORE, Wed.. Sept. 12 (444J7-: cd«wn $12.37 Uwitui £925 a tw> LONDON. Wed. Cash Buyers £925. Sellers £935; Forward Buyers £M24 Sellers £885; Settlement £935 (down £20). Turnover: a.m. 75, p.m. 40 tons.38 words
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Article50 1951-09-13 10 I£UALA Lumpur Tin in August treated 116,077 cubic yards In 607 hours to produce 350 piculs of tin-ore. rpONGKAH Compound No. 2 last month worked 457 boors, treated 52.023 cubic yards and produced 578 piculs of tin-ore. rilTAlf Tin ni August produced 11 75 piculs of tin-ore.50 words
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Article21 1951-09-13 10 INSTATE rubber crops are an. nounced as follows, m lb.: July Aug. Kempaa 374.000 259.4W Radetie Est. 15.300 IS.JW21 words
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Article34 1951-09-13 10 HONG KONG. Wed. JTREE market currency exchange for Hong Kong dollars was quoted at the dose today as follows- US$l HK8.67. (cash), HK*6.7l (T.T.): £1 HKJIS.T7; owe tahil of gold HK33l'i.— UP.UP - 34 words
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Article111 1951-09-13 10 CHIPS in tbe Singapore Roads and alongside tbe Singapore Harbour Board godowns at 4 p.m yesterday were:— Outer Road*: Hai Hsuan, Waibalong. Manngbama. Hoi Wong, Hong Slang. La Colorado. Querimba, Ansnun. POo Ming. Chang Hwa, Doctur Levant. Inchmull, Hiram. Stanrae Melfoo, Id's, Chong Yah. Van dn Beaeh111 words
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Advertisement1059 1951-09-13 10 MANSFIELD CO-, LTD. ■l-oro tatrd <n S n«*oore| BLUE FUMPTBL LINK oprtoo to proceed »r« olaat »art» fa lei* *"*_*T**"J?T SAILINCS t. LIVERPOOL CLASCOW LONDON CONTINfJtTAI POBTS Oue Sa.»» P STwwi Panant r o Lcnaon 1 vi > w. 1 vi. C 24/25 SO* *W». 20/23 r '"^ool°'& cSo-T'. .C.1,059 words
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Advertisement301 1951-09-13 10 BJBJBJI WEST COAST MALA T A Vessel for Muar Weekly Vmm- tot Malacca TWea Wceklv Vend tor Port Oickson WecfcU Tung Sea* tot Malacca P Oickson. P Swc'tenham Sept. 26 Set. imping tor Penang. T Arnon Sept. 14 SeKjm.it for Penang Sept. 14 (AST COAST MALAYA Rcuai for Kuantan Sept301 words
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Advertisement429 1951-09-13 10 PRESIDENT LINER SAILINGS r» New York oarf Boston via Ccyloa. laoUa Er»»t aaid Sincaoorr- Swettonnao) Ponang t.s. -PRESIDENT BUCHANAN' 13/2Ui.pt 21/22Sopt 23/25 Sept ii "fMSIOCNT HARDINC- 24/ 30 Sea*. O-Wt. 1/3 Oct. ii SCMUVLER OTIS BLANO" 2/10Oct. 11/12Oet 29 Sopt /I Oct To Los Antdes Atlantic Ports via Panama Singapore429 words
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Advertisement413 1951-09-13 10 EAST ASIATIC LINE tAILIMCS ctOM SCANDINAVIA/U K /CONTININT I S'nnt* P S"h»m Penang Pitjgoni* frv Bangkok H Kong Manila. Kobe Yokohama 18-21 Seat. 15-17 S«»t. K. Port "Nordhval" for Bangkok 20-22 So**. 17-I« Sea*. "Selamrla- for Saigon 5 Banfkok 18-1* Oct. IS-17Oct. 12-MOct. "Paaaaw" for Banajiok Hone? Kong. Kobe Yokohama413 words
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Advertisement773 1951-09-13 10 McALISTER < felephont ELLERMAN o. BUCKNALL LONDON HAVRt, ROTTERDAM HAMMRC and for UiA. North Atlantic Ports and Canada via Colombo nt.s. CITY OF KHARTOUM Spore P. S'ham Penan*. In Pert/ H Sept m.s CITY O» POOMA S'pore P. S'ham Penani IS/20 Oct 21/23 Oct 2-./2«Oet Z S'haai: HarrtteoM 6 Oeettald773 words
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Advertisement212 1951-09-13 10 tSt CO.. LTD. Ne S9O« KLAVENESS LINE LOS ANCELfS. SAN FRANCISCO, PORTLAND SEATTLE VANCOUVJR Accaotnc cargo tor Central South American Ports ms. FRANCISVILLI S'pore P. S'ham Penanf 30S.pt/4Ott S Oct 6 Oct. m.i CASTLEVILLI S'pore P. S'ham Penanf 30 Oct./4 No*. S No*. 6 New. Penang: McAlttters Co.. Lt* P212 words
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Article, Illustration1929 1951-09-13 11 SINGAPORE RUGGER PROSPECTS...! R.A.F. TEAMS EXPECT TO HAVE GOOD SEASON the keenest of Singapore's rugger teams this season is the Royal Army Service Corps who won the Fraser and Neave Cap and the "sevens" last year for the second year in succession. They have1,929 words
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Article53 1951-09-13 11 Singapore's victorious Cup soccer team will play Kegrl Sembilan on Sunday, Sept. 23, at Jalan Besar Stadium. The game is a feature in the City D-iy tporu programme. Medals will be given to the players referee and linesmen. Negrl drew three-all with Singapore when they met in53 words
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Article, Illustration84 1951-09-13 11 > Esani Elephant looked surprise) t BUt'i so»rsUon. "Don't be silly," he said. "I can walk more quickly than you." "Oh I Yes, said Mat. "I know, bat I wasn't thinking of walking. I 1 was going to «se magic." "MAGIC!" chorused the others. "What84 words
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Article, Illustration401 1951-09-13 11 jyjORE than 70 swimmers will vie for honours in the Tiger Swimming Club's third post-war "Swimmers Day" at the Club pool at 3p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 22. For the first time since the inception of "Swimmers Day," the officials have decided to stage this year's men's401 words
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Advertisement277 1951-09-13 11 I THE MIGHTIESrTI MOST MAGNIFICENT SCREEN I I SI'KCTACLE EVER MADE!... y" I DAILY 5 TIMES: 11 am.. 1.45. 4.M. 6.30 4c 9.36 p.m. HKO Radio's MASTERPIECE OF THRILLS! Fabulous Fabiola" Savage Combat with £&j£^ Jsssfltl dfe -^agggggaJgfcCSVay^Ml >■ sYV^gsV^x jj&^mM )^gMggg&^^* fW !l *j I§J SATURDAY 1 1 INDIAN277 words
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Advertisement176 1951-09-13 11 LAUGHS GALORt! thrill to D* Carlo's fxofic VEIL DANCE! Fm Hlimiiioi A |H^ Jill YVONNE DeCiRlO |bdf PEIER USIINOV fW% I MVIO IONIINSON j\l C TODAY DAILY/ J 11 a.m.-1.45-4J5-6.45 it, 9.30 pm TEL. S4OO AIR-CONf>iTioTrD FLAMING ACTION AND A RED-HAIRED BEAUTY SETTING THE WEST AFIRE! J Red- Hot ROMAICS176 words
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1966 1951-09-13 12 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By Uninsured 9 s -bid was too late; Miss Coy pays $1 00 MAKING his run at the top of the straight, lightly-weighted Best Bet (Mawi) swept past his rivals in spectacular style to win the Class 1, Div. 1 6 f.1,966 words
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Article, Illustration997 1951-09-13 12 Gold Cup paradc.7 NOT since Grand Prix's year (1941) have we come up against a more open "classic" than this year's Singapore Gold Cup. There will be many each way bets in the race in the hope that a good-priced horse will crop up and997 words
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Article369 1951-09-13 12 M.C.F.A 3; South China 2 WITH the score s at two-all ten minutes after the Interval Malayan Chinese turned on the heat in the closing stages and. with a 40th. minute goal, beat Soulh. China three-two at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday The game (ell Into369 words
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Article153 1951-09-13 12 KUALA LUMPUR. W<d. pLAVINO their second rugger game of the season. 8elan«; >r United did well to hold stronc K.L. Services XV to a 14-all draw on the Bluff Road gr~u d ihia evening. Services scored a goal, a try and two penalty goal* to the153 words
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