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Title Section19 1951-09-25 1 The Straits Times MALAYA S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 184S TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.19 words
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Article402 1951-09-25 1 'Real hope* then for the King THE QUEEN PAYS BRIEF VISIT TO BEDSIDE LONDON, Monday. THE King dozed today m a semi-coma while his eight doctors fought for his life. A Court official *aid it would be three days before any real hope could begin forUP - 402 words
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Article68 1951-09-25 1 Tin: faflswiag ii i -iso his been cabled la •< iKcrclarj r the Cola i -ioner- < r>!m MicI 'i r-riuTst th t to the lunjj: 1 »Vi h bawd taty I cxpr aa behalf *f everraa« i:i the bin is af i 1> is r our ronRra'.wl68 words
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Article66 1951-09-25 1 Red s protest at arrests LONDON, Mon. TOUR Chinese Commui.is: organisations have protested against the "persecution of peace fighters by the Pakistan government," the New China News Agency reported from Peking yesterday. The organisations demanded the unconditional release of Pakistan writers, journalists and 'other peace flghtin arrested since last March.66 words
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Article195 1951-09-25 1 FIGHT ON OVER THE PRICE OF GOLD JOHANNESBURG. Mon. £)R. J. C. HOLLOWAY, South African Director on the international Monetary Fund, said today that the cheap gold group chiefly the United States and Britainwas doing everything it could to oust competitors willing to pay more for gold. Dr. Hollowav. backReuter - 195 words
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Article107 1951-09-25 1 REGIMENTAL Sergeant Major Thomas Lee, who died of injuries received m a motor cycle accident on City Day, was buried with full military honours at the Military Cemetery, Buona Vista, Singapore, on Sunday. Sergeant Major Lee died two hours after his vehicle crashed down a107 words
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Article83 1951-09-25 1 LONDON, Mon.— The Prime Minister of Vietnam. Tran Van-huu. arrived m London from Paris today on a fourday goodwill mission to Britain as guest of the British Government. He is accompanied by the Vietnamese Minister of Finance Nguyen Taung-vinh and by his wife. The Government isReuter - 83 words
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Article63 1951-09-25 1 PARIS. Mon.- Police today i Yvi n Lafowe, 45. and Ills wife, Marie, who admitted that dur.ng the past thm years they had been making an average of US$3O a day tabbing collection boxes ir> Churches. While till wife knelt In simulatod Drayer to keep watch, theAP - 63 words
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Article19 1951-09-25 1 Buckingham Palace bulletin issued early Tuesday Singapore time said the King gained strength during the day. Reuter.Reuter - 19 words
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Article58 1951-09-25 1 MANILA, Mon. QNE of the Philippine delegates to the San Francisco conference said that Japan is willing to pay reparations to the Philippines and other Asian countries ravaged during the war. Congressman Diosdado Macapagal who returned on Saturday via Tokyo, said the Japanese were eager to58 words
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Article32 1951-09-25 1 ROME. Jdon.—Representatives from 20 countries met here today for the opening sessions of an International Tin Study conference. The conference is expected to continue for about a week. —A.PAP - 32 words
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Article, Illustration153 1951-09-25 1 TEHERAN, Monday. DERSIA decided today to tell the 300 British tech- nicians remaining m Abadan to sign contracts with the National Iranian Oil Company within 10 days or prepare to leave the country. MR. KOUERT A. LOVETT. the new United States Secretary of Defence.AP; UP - 153 words
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Article58 1951-09-25 1 BRUSSELS, Mon. Two thousand women "peace partisans," led by the Belgian nuclear scientist, Professor Max Cosyns, marched through the city yesterday. The demonstration was part of Belgium's Communistsponsored two-day "peace assizes" which Professor Cosyns who has twice visited the British atomic research centre at HarwellopenedReuter - 58 words
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Article23 1951-09-25 1 SYDNEY, Mon. Sydney Tramway Employeej' Union has rejected a move by a large section of members for worne n tram drivers.—Reuter.AAP.Reuter-AAP - 23 words
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Article28 1951-09-25 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.Speclal constables saved a mine engine In a shed which was set fire to by bandits m the Kampar area of Perak yesterday28 words
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Article36 1951-09-25 1 HONG KONG, Mon. The first British post-war Ambassador to Japan, Sir Esler Denlng, arrived here today aboard the liner, Corfu. He is to continue his Journey to Japan tomorrow. A.F.P.AFP - 36 words
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Article77 1951-09-25 1 THE $16,000 City Day sea dragon built by the Singapore Chinese Lighter Owners' Association went out for a final cruise off the Esplanade last night. cfc Today Its 7.000 bulbs will be aj taken out and the dragon put to into "cold storage" lor future77 words
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Article30 1951-09-25 1 NEW DELHI, Mon.— Twelve American technicians have started to work In India under the United States PointFour Programme, the Finance MinUter, Mr. 0. D. Deshmukh, told Parliament -AP.AP - 30 words
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Article, Illustration31 1951-09-25 1 Picture taken of the King: arriving at London air'.-ort from Scotland for the medical examination which led to his lan* operation en Sunday.31 words
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86 1951-09-25 1 CHDUR men were injured m a triple accident late r last night at the 8* milestone East Coast Road, Singapore. The driver of a van which collided with two cars lost half his right arm. It was ripped off from the elbow.86 words
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205 1951-09-25 1 TOKYO, Monday. pENERAL Ridgway, United Nations Supreme Commander, told the Communists today that Kaesong was unsuitable for a continuation of the Korean cease-fire talks, suspended for more than a month. The message was passed on by his chief liaison officers at a one-hourReuter - 205 words
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Article61 1951-09-25 1 'Terrorism must be stopped HONG KONG, Mon— dr. Ram Manohar Lohia of the Foreign Relations Section of the Indian Socialist Party, said here on Saturday that "Government by terrorism and politics by assassination," such as m Red China, must be stopped. He warned Asian nations that they must not liquidateReuter - 61 words
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Article21 1951-09-25 1 BERLIN, Mon. One person was wounded and 67 Communists arrested m weekend clashes between East and West Berliners.— U.P.UP - 21 words
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Article154 1951-09-25 1 KOREA BATTLEFRONT. Mon. THE battleship New Jersey opened its 16-inch mint today against hills on th« eastern liont to aid United Nations infantry battling desperately against the Communists. Four Americans fought their way to the peak of "Heartbreak Hill 11 north of YangeuUP - 154 words
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Article43 1951-09-25 1 TOKYO, Mon. Twen'yflve men from the Second Battalion Princess Patricia Canadian Light Infantry are on their way home after .more than eight months m Korea. It was the second draft to be returned to Canada for paratroop training. A.P.AP - 43 words
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Advertisement1883 1951-09-25 2 NOTICES KRAMAT TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya) NOTICE Is hereby given that a dividend, the fortythird. of one shilling (Is/-) per share, less Income tax at the rate of ♦hlrty per cent, has been declarsd due and payable to shareholders on the register at the 10th1,883 words
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Advertisement310 1951-09-25 2 NOTICEb CUSTODIAN OF PROPERTY ORDINANCE 1950 The Custodian of Property, Supreme Court, Singapore, has instructed Messrs. Nasslm St Co., ltd., 4 Collyer Quay. Singapore. to sell by public auction, the undermentioned Almeirahs, Cupboards, Sideboards. Bookcases. Chest of Drawers, Upright Upholstered Chairs. Dining Tables. Occasional Tables. Pahlt Tables. TressIng Tables with310 words
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Advertisement380 1951-09-25 2 PUBLK "OINTMFNTS CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD OF TIIK FEDERATION OF MALAYA. Appointments Vacant: Applications are invited from Federal Citizens possessing Cambridge School Certificates for topolntment to the Cen'ral Electricity Board Clerical Bervtce tha salary scale of which is $89 A5 99 110 A9 130 140 AlO 220 230 AlO 280. 2.380 words
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Article, Illustration303 1951-09-25 3 BRITAIN DETERMINED' TO SELL STABLE] PRICE IDEA U.S. itelpful on scarcities— 'aggressive' on rubber From Our Own orrespondent LONDON, Mon. BRITAIN entered todays conference m London on raw materials determined to sell her Meg on stable prices uj other members of the Commonwealt h— and prompted by the immediate need303 words
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81 1951-09-25 3 Their mission to convert Russians yyAVING peace messages they hope to distribute m Russia, four American cyclists prepare to leave Place de la Bastille, Paris, to pedal their way to the Soviet Union. \t .Moscow and other towns they plan to try to talk young Russians into refusing to join81 words
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Article76 1951-09-25 3 HOPES OF SUEZ PACT RISE ALEXANDRIA, Mon. pRIME Minister Nahas Pasha told a cabinet meeting yesterday that relations between Britain and Rgypt had improved, said a source close to the government. 'Some sort of agreement come soon," Nahas Pasha is quoted as saying. Egypt and Britain recently reached deadlock mReuter - 76 words
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Article100 1951-09-25 3 AT LEAST two people were killed and 30 seriously injured when a violent explosion wrecked a Communist party building at Eamlgnano, near Pesardo, Italy. About 100 members were on the roof of the building for a dance organised by the Italian Communist party, m100 words
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224 1951-09-25 3 WASHINGTON, Monday. ■piIK United States, Britain and France are drafting a joint declaration of their plans to change the arms limitation provision m the 1947 Italian Peace Treaty. This three-Power announcement is likely to be made as a climax to a224 words
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Article, Illustration35 1951-09-25 3 i MRS. MELINDA McLean, wife of the missing British diplomat, Donald McLean, with her three-month-old baby m her arms when she returned to London at the end of a four-week holiday m France.35 words
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Article23 1951-09-25 3 NEW YORK, Mon.— A 28--year-old negro newspaper reporter has been appointed Seventh Deputy Police Commissioner of the City of New York.23 words
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Article40 1951-09-25 3 TEHERAN, Mon. r THE Shah of Persia has Issued a decree for parliamentary elections to begin on November 25. -1 But there is still a possibility voting will be postponed because of the oil dispute.— AP.AP - 40 words
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138 1951-09-25 3 HAMBURG, Monday. ATHREE-day European Movement conference on Germany ended yesterday with a Joint declaration by representatives of 14 nations that Germany must become an equal partner m a future European community. A resolution said Germany must recover the same degree of sovereignty as thatAP - 138 words
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Article46 1951-09-25 3 YOKOHAMA, Mon. A Japanese barge loaded A with 760 drums of petrol caught flre and sank off Yokohama today. Its five crew were unhurt. The barge was about to load aviation petrol In a US army transport when one drum caught flre.46 words
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Article25 1951-09-25 3 NEW DELHI, Mon.— lndia's 75 cities have recorded a 43.8 per cent population increase m the 1941-51 decade m the latest Government census. A.P.AP - 25 words
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Article55 1951-09-25 3 NEW YORK, Monday JOSEPH Ireland, who said he is the "best burglar on the J North American continent" confessed yesterday that he stole $64,000 m jewels from a showcase m the Waldorf Astoria Hotel lobby because he needs $100 daily to pay for his doses55 words
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Article70 1951-09-25 3 MELBOURNE, Mon. £)R. Herbert Evatt, Australian Opposition leader, yesterday hailed the Dominion's refusal to empower the Government to outlaw the Communist Party as a refusal to write "utterly un-British" provisions m the constitution. Dr. Evatt, former Minister of External Affairs m the Labour Government,Reuter - 70 words
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40 1951-09-25 3 REST OF THE WORLD NEWS IN BREIF... POLITICAL violence flared m two Luzon provinces over the weekend resulting m five people killed and two wounded. QUEEN SO RAY A Of Persia will fly to Sraitzerland this week for medical treatment.'40 words
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Article88 1951-09-25 3 VIETNAM'S Premier, Tranh Van Huu, has arrived m London to spend four days as a guest of the British Government. LARGEST inter- Allied military manoeuvres since 1945 organised by the British Army of the Rhine m the region of Hanover and Bremen have ended. AUSTRALIANS smoked, snuffed or88 words
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Article91 1951-09-25 3 WORLD PRODUCTION of bread grains this year will be the largest m 13 years and almost match the greatest crop On record, according to the United States Agriculture Department. FORMER Regent of Jordan, Emir Maief, has arrived m London with his wife and 14-year-old son. BRAZILIAN91 words
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Advertisement262 1951-09-25 3 Per Ib. Spore. Fresh Scotch Cod Fillets 90 Smoked Scotch Cod Fillets 95 Fresh Scotch Herrings 55 Scotch Finnan Haddock 95 South African White Fillets .60 Smoked South African Cod Fillets .62 South African Haddock Fillets .72 PI7 ft. antrrtg'i tfTlsiton r*J MOSFITAI Wtl* Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. FO.262 words
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Article113 1951-09-25 4 POLICE EARN PRAISE MR. YAP Pheng Geek, City Councillor, yesterday paid a tribute to the Singapore Police Force for the efficient manner In which they controlled traffic and crowds during City Day. "It was a really magnificent effort and I am sure many others will agree with me when I113 words
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Article50 1951-09-25 4 KULJM. Mon.— Three armed bandits abducted a Chinese clerk from Soon Lee Estate, Bukit Selarang, about ten miles from Kulim, and shot him during the week end. The body was found later with both hands tied. The clerk was taken away from his quarters m the estate.50 words
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Article57 1951-09-25 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Land rents aa c likely to be Increased In Johore from January. 1952. The Commissioner of Lands and Mines. Johore, Mr. D. A Somerville. will table a motion at Wednesday's meeting of the Johore Council of State to this effect on57 words
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186 1951-09-25 4 Singapore loan has not reached hall way mark y et CITY NEEDS MONEY: ONLY $11,000,000 SUBSCRIBED QNLY $11,000,000 worth of stock for the new Singapore Municipal debentures, floated a month ago, has been applied for. The debenture stock was sanctioned by the Legislative Coiincil. The aim is to raise $30,000,000186 words
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Article60 1951-09-25 4 SEGAMAT. Mon.— The Segamat Chinese community has presented the Government Hospital with a radiogram, to mark the Sultan of Johore's 78th birthday. Al! the wards have been wired and equipped with loudspeakers A gift of $500 to buy books was made to the Segamat Public Library, while60 words
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Article45 1951-09-25 4 A repeat of the City Day feature "Majulah Singapura" will be broadcast by Radio Malaya at 8.30 p.m. tomorrow night. The feature traces the growth of Singapore from the arrival of Sir Stamford Raffles m 1819 to the present day.45 words
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Article, Illustration76 1951-09-25 4 MR. HUDSON FVSH, Chairman of Qantas Empire Airways (right), chats with Captain L. R. Ambrose, Singapore manager of Qantas, on his arrival from London yesterday. He said introduction of second clan fares for tourist' was now beta** studied by airline companies and tourists class passages were being tried out over76 words
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Article340 1951-09-25 4 THE closing of the Festival m Britain and of the Festival of Britain exhibition at the United Engineers building In Singapore will be marked by a pageant at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Friday at 6 p.m. It will Include recitals of such musical classics340 words
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Article114 1951-09-25 4 800 go to University next month f WO members of the teach- Ing staff and several pre-war graduates of Raffles College will be among 800 under-graduates and postgraduate students who will matriculate and enrol In classes at the University of Malaya for the session 1951 52 Singapore students will matriculate114 words
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Article33 1951-09-25 4 Ler Ah Kum was m Singapore yesterday gaoled for three months for fraudulent possession of $7,161 worth ol rubber sheets m Telok Ayer Basin on June 22. rital33 words
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276 1951-09-25 4 OINGAPORES Poppy Day organising committee, headed by Mrs. V. C. Bath as chairman is planning a wide programme of activities between Oct 6 and Nov. 10 One of the main events wil) be the children's party from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday276 words
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Article, Illustration238 1951-09-25 4 T URSE Una Ng Mooi, of the I General Hospital. Singapore, has sold two tickets for ron'sht's premiere at the Capitol of "The Lady With a Lamp" for $500 to a Chinese patient. Proceeds of the premiere are for the Ifurses' Appeal Fund to provide238 words
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Article20 1951-09-25 4 SEGAMAT. Mon.— Bail of $1,000 was offered to Subramaniam. aged 18 charged at Segamat with theft of cash20 words
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250 1951-09-25 4 ST ANDREW'S Mission Hospital will open a branch out-patients' clinic at Jalan Besar early next year, with a trained nurse m charge It is expected that by then there will be three doctors permanently on the hospital staff and they will take it250 words
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Article223 1951-09-25 4 State to pay woman $1,000 A MALAY woman, Tuan Zakiah binti Tuan Dalam. of Kuala Trengeanu, has been awarded $1,000 damages against the State of Trengganu for the wrongful sale of her four-acre plot of pad! land. In a written judgment Mr Justice Briggs. who heard the case m the223 words
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181 1951-09-25 4 Judge failed to direct jury-counsel A SUBMISSION that the tna Judge m his summing-up had failed to give a positive direction to the Jury on certain aspects of the contradictory evidence of the prosecution was made by Mr. Kenneth A. Seth at the Colony Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday. Mr.181 words
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Advertisement450 1951-09-25 4 Opening Today I Shown: 3. I.M 9. 1S p tn MOM. A Rotllrkln* Romantic (omedv 'THE REFORMER AND THE REDHEAD" ■»t.irrinjj June Dirk ALLY SON POWF.LL REX JOHORE BAHRU Now Showing at 3.15— 6.45 ft 9.1S -SEVEN DAYS TO NOON" Atlantic Grrat World Starts Today at 7.00 9.15 pjn. "MAO450 words
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Article218 1951-09-25 5 'Medical Plan buildings will benefit iy ITH the expected arrival m Singapore shortly of more steel from Britain Government is planning more building: under the ten-year medical plan. Two more tenders are being considered for providing additional staff quarters, and internal arrangements at the General Hospital.218 words
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Article, Illustration106 1951-09-25 5 Singapore Executive and Legislative Councillor Mr. Tan Chin Tuan returned to the Colony yesterday by QantasBOAC Constellation from Sydney after a three-month flying trip round the world. Accompanied by Mrs. Tan and their two daughters, Ken* Choo and Ken* Lian, Mr. Tan visited the Festival of Britain as a delegate106 words
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Article183 1951-09-25 5 Beer, stout licences given to 21 THE application of Mr. Lim Yue Kong for a nrstclass beer and stout licence at Pahang Street, Singapore, was turned down yesterday by the seven-man. Board of Licensing Justices because the shop is m a heavily Malaypopulated sector. The Board was holding a session183 words
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Article132 1951-09-25 5 Mohamed Ali bin Kassim, 19, pleaded guilty m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to a charge of stealing a gold locket and a necklace from Tan Mon« Chee. a woman, at the junction of Arab Street and North Bridge Road during the City132 words
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Article25 1951-09-25 5 Yesterday's fair price list issued by the Controller of. Supplies quotes a two-and-half lb. tin of Anchor brand powdered milk at $3.65.25 words
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Article191 1951-09-25 5 CIBSTATIONS liable to load shedding today: DAY Armenian Street D.C.. Tan Cbye Place/Fort Canning-, Seah St. Waterloo Street, St. Andrews/ High Sk/Stamford Rd., Firestone, Mackenzie Road, Bukit Timah Pumps, Baleslier Road. Jalan Atnpas. 8.M.8.C.. Mcßitchie, Braddrll Rise. Seletar Pumps, Nee Soon, SeleUr Wireless, Mental Hospital. Trafalgar Estate, New191 words
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Article32 1951-09-25 5 One hundred workers at Hindhede Quarry, BuWt Timah Road, Singapore, on strike since Tuesday, are to ask Singapore Labour Party to help settle their dispute with the company.32 words
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Article113 1951-09-25 5 Senior offlicers of the Royal Australian Air Force In Singapore will take time off from operations against bandits to meet Miss Dianne Bowser Australia's "Girl of the Year" when she visits the R.A.F. station at Chang! today. Mr. Nonce Sen, manager of Columbia Films of Malaya113 words
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Article157 1951-09-25 5 rIE response to Singapore Government's offer last month to lend fishermen up to $250,000 to develop off-shore fishing has been disappointing. So Government might have to develop of this side of Singapore's fishing industry. Only five applications, from two Chinese companies and three groups157 words
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178 1951-09-25 5 ONE hundred and ninety Chinese factories m Hong Kong will exhibit $1,000,000 worth of goods at the Hong Kong Chinese Trade Exhibition which begins at the Happy World Stadium, Singapore on Oct. 12. I The exhibition, sponsored by the Chinese Manufacturers' Union,178 words
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Article86 1951-09-25 5 RUNA WAY GIRLS: NO ACTION NO action has been taken by the Singapore Government m the case of 10 Chinese girls reported to have left their homes without their parent*' consent for Communist China via Bangkok about a fortnight ago. A spokesman of the Secretariat for Chinese Affairs said yesterday86 words
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Article55 1951-09-25 5 gINGAPORE Confucian* will observe the birthday of Confucius on Thursday with a party at the Nanyang Sacred Union m River Valley Road. As Confucius' birthday is also Teachers' Day. Chinese schools will be closed. There will be no general holiday for Government's Chinese employees, but dailycaid55 words
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Article60 1951-09-25 5 T'HE Parliamentary Undersecretary of State for the Colonies. Mr. T. F. Cook, presided yesterday at the opening meeting of heads of labour departments and senior trade union officers at the Colonial Office m London. The conference, which will last a fortnight. Is being attended by more than60 words
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Article115 1951-09-25 5 gINCE the beginning of this year, 18 senior expatriate pfflcers of the City Council. 12 of them engineers, have resigned. Two more officers, the Registrar of Vehicles, am an assistant electrical engineer, are due to leave early next year. This is one of the115 words
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Article101 1951-09-25 5 A U.S. $3,400 (Straits $10,000) scholarship for advanced study will be awarded by Rotary International to a Singapore or Johore Bachelor ol Arts for the academic year 1952-1953, the Singapore Rotary Club announced yesterday. The scholarship will be one of 100 Foundation Fellowships offered by Rotary101 words
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Miscellaneous123 1951-09-25 5 FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN EXHIBITION: U.S. building: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. V.WC.A. Raffles Quay: Mandarin class (advanced), 10.30 a.m.: ballroom dancing (advanced) 5 p.m.; beginners, 7 p.m. I V.M.C.A. Orchard Road: French and commercial classes, 5.30 P m.; Malay class 5.30 p.m.; St. John Ambulance parade at tennis pavilion, 5.30123 words
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679 1951-09-25 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Tues Sept. 25, 1951 What Did It Mean? "Do you knoiv ichat they are saying m Chinatown about City Dent? They are savino: 'What difference does it make to us uchether Singapore is a town or a city? We shall still have to pay another $2.50679 words
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Article488 1951-09-25 6 It was unfortunate that not a single Malay from Johore was among the guests invited by the Singapore Municipal Commissioners to witness the presentation of the royal charter on Saturday morning. It is understood that H.H the Sultan of Johore was invited to the banquet on488 words
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1112 1951-09-25 6 0. H. BRANDON - 0. H. BRANDON By EUROPE these autunin days traditionally a tempting season for any wouldbe aggressor is calm. It may be a calm inspired by fatalism, but there is no doubt that Russia's persistent efforts to keep sharp the edges of disagreement1,112 words
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324 1951-09-25 6 I AST Saturday's Forum had four letters on the of Malaya Party and its leaders. The writers of these letters appear frightened of the word "independence", which forms part of the name of the new party and which was repeated m the speeches of the324 words
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Letter288 1951-09-25 6 *pHE muted whisper of the ordinary kampong dweller i s seldom heard He .< the Malay from whose ranks come the police and Army, and the varied organisations which are helplne to end the Malayan war. What does he think of catchwords as "merdeka "independence," "no n288 words
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193 1951-09-25 6 A NEGLECTED OBELISK— TO FREE TRADE MANY must have noticed during Singapore's City Celebrations that amidst all the decorations and floodlighting one monument the obelisk m front of Empress Place was neglected. Was It that the officials of Empress Place who now con trol our trade do not want to193 words
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85 1951-09-25 6 I HOPE Rediffuslon will cut I out the Saturday evening programme m which the announcer derides the Chinese community with bis mimicry. The announcer speaks m a form of pidgin English which is deplorable. It is a deliberate attempt to make fun of us. If85 words
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Article389 1951-09-25 6 Mittlrafe-sapalain ALTHOUGH Singapore is the first Asian city m wbat used to be called the British Empire upon which city status has been conferred by Letters Patent from the King, it is not the first Asian city to receive a charter from London. In 1687 the East389 words
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Article210 1951-09-25 7 Friday's meeting will be asked: Honour Sir Franklin STEPS to confer the first Freedom of th# City of Singapore on Sir Franklin Gimson, Governor itf Singapore, will be taken on Friday »t the first meeting of the City Council. Mr. C. F. Smith submitted a resolution210 words
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Article, Illustration71 1951-09-25 7 MR. .It) .N i: O X (i X PAKVMBIL. employee of a total ti'.m producing com- who will contest the I) mner Municiial elertiori m t!'.? North Ward ■a Mi independent candil Me i s an Indian, aged 3' :;nd a keen trade unllc v.71 words
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179 1951-09-25 7 City Council automatic, says Rajah rl grant of the Royal Charter raising Singapore to City status makes the Municipal Commission a City Council and the Commissioners. City Councillors said Mr. A. P. Rajah, a Progressive Party City Councillor for South Ward. Mr. Rajah said yesterday that, according to Ms interpretation179 words
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Article, Illustration32 1951-09-25 7 SCENE OF THE DEATH FALL: A crowd gathers outside the Southern Hotel af tec yesterday's death 'all m Singapore. White dashes indicate direction of the fall. Straits Times picture. CUSTOMER WHO VANISHED32 words
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Article131 1951-09-25 7 A 36-YEAR-old Cantonese carpenter, Cheong Tenjr, took three bottles of stout out of a canvas bag m the roof garden restaurant of the Southern Hotel, Singapore yesterday. Then he ordered two dishes of siew mai. He drank two bottles of the stout, finished the rlew131 words
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Article90 1951-09-25 7 THE Singapore City Coun- cil Chamber will be open to the public from today till Saturday from 9 a-m. to 5 p.m. daily to five people a chance to see the Koyml Charter. Also on show will be enlarged photographs of old Singapore, group photographs90 words
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Article215 1951-09-25 7 British Red Cross gets $76,188 AS a result of a recent ap•^peal. the Singapore branch of the British Red Cross Sodetv received $76,188 In contributions up to Sept. 15 but other contributions are still coming m Contributions were received from the following: donations to the Building Fund, $32,360. donations to215 words
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Article45 1951-09-25 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— Ibrahim bin Hassan and Hassanan bin Kava. labourers of the 221 Vehicle Bar.alion Pandan. were charged with the theft of seven coconuts from Pasir Plangie Estate, the property of the Sultan of Johore. Case was postponed for hearing.45 words
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Article31 1951-09-25 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. The Johore Bahru District Welfare Committee is providing a children'^ playground at the Police Depot. Johore Bahru. which will be equipped with swings and elides31 words
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Article27 1951-09-25 7 i b •:.ni:a! meeting 01 It l M I Laoourers Union Wil. bi held a: the Fu .tar Theatre. Westhlli Road. SinKsncre. on Ortc'ier 14.27 words
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93 1951-09-25 7 A MISTAKE by the College of Heralds three years a^o gave Singapore Municipal Commissioners an incentive to work to make Singapore a City. The mistake was m referring to SingaDore as the "City cf Singapore It, was made m Issuing the warrant93 words
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Article42 1951-09-25 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.When Lee Bong went f o Tebrau to collect money lent to three Malays he was assaulted Today, the three Malays. Rosalib Tahlr. Mel. Said bin Ibrahim and Md. Tahir bin Bodolok. were each fined $15 a42 words
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Article131 1951-09-25 7 »PHE two-day art exhibition of oil paintings by Mr. Van Kee Leong at the Victoria Memorial Hall last week realised $413 for SATA funds. "Response by Singapore art lovers was most heartening," said Mr. Van, "nearly half of my paintings were sold." The exhibition, which131 words
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Article26 1951-09-25 7 KUALA LUMPUR. MOn.— lt was officially stated today that Monday, Oct. I— the first day of Muharram— will be a public holiday In Seflangor.26 words
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Article16 1951-09-25 7 The Singapore Municipal Services Union will hold its anniversary dance at Raffles Hotel tomorrow.16 words
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Article37 1951-09-25 7 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Mon. -Wong Ah Phun. 64-year-old quarry worker, fell to hLs death from a 45-foot cliff. A boulder he was working on at Juru. five miles from Bukit Mertaiam. suddenly cave way.37 words
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Article66 1951-09-25 7 Singapore Traction Company's contribution towards City Day— by granting concession fares was more than $5,000, Mr. A A. Ewlng. general manager, said yesterday. More than 167,000 people travelled In the company's buses on Saturday. The large crowds m the streets made it impossible for the company's66 words
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Article50 1951-09-25 7 Tan Seng Beng and Lee Hun Miv claimed trial m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday on a charge of stealing $5,000 worth of textiles from a lighter m Telok Ayer basin last Thursday They were remanded m the central lock-up until tomorrow for further investigation,50 words
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Article54 1951-09-25 7 There were 21 deaths from tuberculosis m Sincaoore m the week ending SeDtember 15. nine less than the week before, says the Municipality health statistics. Twenty-seven people died from pneumonia; 22 from enteritis and nine from beriberi. During the week deaths totalled 194.54 words
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Article39 1951-09-25 7 A 60-year-old woman. Tan Tay. of Kirn Chuan Road. Singapore, was fined a total of $1,000 hi the Third Police Court yesterday for having two quarts of samsu. 16 gallons of fmnrntPd rice and a still39 words
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Article34 1951-09-25 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon Yap Kirn Loh. a Kluang lorry driver who carried res. rioted foodstuffs m his lorry without covering them with a tarpaulin, was fined $25 m the Police Court, today.34 words
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Article137 1951-09-25 7 IPOH. Mon. pOL'R hundred men and officers of the Queen's Own Fourth Hussars, m an impressive open air service held yesterday m the regiment's camp at. Tambun Road. remembered their comrades who gave their lives m the fight against Communist terrorism. The Hussars are due to137 words
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Article46 1951-09-25 7 JOHORK BAHRU Mon.Ismail bin Mohd Nonol. a special constable of Oil Palms Estate. Kulal. was sentenced m the Police Court today to four months' imprisonment for being absent from duty since May 19 Re was arrested In Pontlar. m Sept 18.46 words
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145 1951-09-25 7 T*KE Lee Rubber Company of Singapore is offering 1 20 scholarships, each with an annual value of $180, payable quarterly to Malay students of either sex reaching Std. VII of a Government or aided English school m 1952. The scholarships will enable them145 words
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Article40 1951-09-25 7 JNDIA'S No. 2 Socialist leader, Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia, will arrive In Singapore, today from Bangkok, for a short visit. He will also visit the Federation. He will meet local party leaders, trade unionists and community leaders.40 words
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154 1951-09-25 7 STREET CLEANERS HAD 'MORNING AFTER' FEELING THE people of Singapore left behind' morp than If tons of litter on the streets and the Padang, after their revels on Saturday night nine tons more than the usual dally load. The cleansing service of the City Council diverted 50 Street cleaners to154 words
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130 1951-09-25 7 Sailor paid $100 for identity card AFTER deserting bis ship. th P Sharpur. In Singapore. Yeung Ching Koon, alias Seng Ang bought a forged identity card for $100 In a coffee-shop The card was m halves. From one half the original photograph and thumb-print had been removed. In their places130 words
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Article41 1951-09-25 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Mori.— Wong Seng Chonr Nam and Wong Mok. of the State Welfare Home, were each sentenced to four months' imprisonment for intimidating the superintendent. Llew Kaun. aged 75. who vat charged with them was acquitted41 words
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Article39 1951-09-25 7 JOHORE BAHRU Mon.A first batch of 26 youths called up m Johore Bahru under the manpower scheme left this weekend for Kuala Lumpur for training There were no absentees but one recruit was rejected39 words
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Article165 1951-09-25 7 City Day bangs puzzle police mbkcu uhxt MOT READY CINGAPORE police frerf still unable yesterdal to give the cause of tfaj two explosions m Beacn Road on Saturday night during the Chinese procession which injured 27 people. The Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mr. N. O. Morris, said that medical reports165 words
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Article54 1951-09-25 7 Congratulatory messages Steep on pouring m for City Day. They have been sent oy the Governor of Sarawak, the Chairman of the Kuchlng Municipal Board, the Government, Temporary Officers' Association, Federation 'A Malaya the United Planting Association of Malaya, the Rubber Producers' Council and the54 words
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Article25 1951-09-25 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Chin Ah Kiow, a woman and Chong Kiow, a boy. were each fined $20 for wilfully trespassing into Fraser Estate, Kulai.25 words
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Advertisement36 1951-09-25 7 ■Hi get a fiflH Sinnj|K>r< Trl. R.l*.4U, Ipob: T« 401. Pfnang: 1852. TEXROPES WIGGLESWORTH V BELTS y^^^^^T TKE WORLDS \W^A\\\ LUBRICATION ALWAYI \Pfejll! W N \^**J* B£ EFFICIENCY ALLIANCE EMC CO LTD SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPOH36 words
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Advertisement93 1951-09-25 7 ACCOMMODATION WANTED American Oil Company requires immediately two houses or apartments. Willing to lease on long or short term basis, furnished unfurnished. Write Box A7697 S.T., statin? location, number of bedrooms, lease terms, etc. ACCTCX for health and grace.... VEST and PANTEE SETS JN THE FINEST RIBBED COTTON. VESTS Opera93 words
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Article43 1951-09-25 8 PARIT BUNTAR. Mon. Suicide was the verdict at Parit Buntar on a middle aired woman. Geak Kirn Choo who was found hanging from a beam m her sleeping room. Tan Peow Kooi. her husband, said she had been ill for some time.43 words
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285 1951-09-25 8 PUBLICITY HELPED SET NEW THRIFT 'HIGH 10,000 new accounts m one month PHENOMENAL increases m the number of new Post Office Savings Bank accounts have resulted this year from the publicity drives that have been conducted m the Federation and m SingaDore. An intensive campaign m Singapore sent the number285 words
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Article90 1951-09-25 8 DELEGATES from more than 40 Colony trade unions, both English-speak-ing and non-Ena;lish speaking, will attend the first delegates' conference of the Singapore Trade Unio n Consress on Sunday. They will discuss and ratify the constitution of the Congress, and several resolutions submitted by Colony trade unions90 words
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Article226 1951-09-25 8 Hostel fees go up OTLDENTS at the University of Malaya are the latest victims of the higher cost of living. Hostel fees have been increased by $30 to $255 per term of residence, from Michaelmas Term. which begins on Oct. 3. This is the second time226 words
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Article65 1951-09-25 8 RUBBER OUTPUT IS UP KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. RUBBER production m the Federation during August was up by 3,500 tons on the July figure. Estates produced 27,330 tons and smallholdings 25.175 tons. In July production was 27.286 tons on estates and 21.679 tons on smallholdings. Production so far this year totals65 words
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Article81 1951-09-25 8 Stocks hrid at the end of July totalled 63,303 tons more than half being with dealers. Stocks at the end Of August totalled 65.037 tons. Exports during August totalled 62.J11 tons of which 38.453 tons were exported directly from the Federation and the remainder to Singapore. Russia was81 words
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Article19 1951-09-25 8 PORT DICKSON, Mon. For hawking fish without a licence Lim Ah Koom was fined $15 at Sepang.19 words
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Article119 1951-09-25 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. jtj ALAYA should remain within the British Coml~* monwealth said three of the visiting Burmese newspaper editors m Kuala Lumpur this evening They said m an interview that the problems m Burma would not have been so grave had Burma stayed m119 words
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Article105 1951-09-25 8 THE Singapore Art Society's annual exhibition of works by local art teachers and students, will be opened by the Director of Education, Mr. A. W. Frisby, at 5 pan. on Oct. 19 at the British Council Centre, Stamford Road. The exhibition will include sculpture modelling,105 words
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Article136 1951-09-25 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. f OW SIN WAH, a businessman of Jakarta, was charged m the Police Court today with making a false statement at the Immigration Office that he had been residing at Kota Tinggi for the past 29 years and that he had never been136 words
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Article, Illustration50 1951-09-25 8 VARIETY NIGHTS ARTISTES THE PLMIDA INDUNr.MA Kronchong Party, led l>> Inche S. D. Annuar (sitting second from left), performed at the recent Variety Nights sponsored by the Kampong Makam UMNO. Youth Section m Penan?. Che Kamsaini (sitting third from left) won first prize m the Beauty Contest —Straits Times picture.50 words
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Article95 1951-09-25 8 GAVE HER CHILDREN POISON court told AT a preliminary inquiry m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday, a StFyearold woman, Seng Joo Geok, of New Market Road, was alleged to have given her eight-month-old daughter and her sons caustic soda on June 5. She was committed for trial at the95 words
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Article238 1951-09-25 8 Seng's sister-in-law, Lua Lye Laing, told the Court that she was having dinner m her room when she heard cries from Seng's room. She rushed to the room, pushed the door open, and saw Seng and her three children lying on a bed They were crying, she238 words
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Article95 1951-09-25 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon UMNO does not disregard the claims of non-Malays who are loyal to Malaya. Tengku Abdul Rahman, president of UMNO, told members of the Johore Bahru branch here this evening. He assured members that non-Malays m this country would have their place m the95 words
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Article100 1951-09-25 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. UIVE men of the security forces were killed and six wounded m bandit attacks today. A patrol, ambushed m the Butterworth area. Province Wellesley. lost two men killed and six wounded. Near Kuala Lumpur In the Sunset Best area— a bandit booby100 words
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Advertisement253 1951-09-25 8 4| KLIM is excellent ft* [growing children (.oundtv numhera of parents have helped (heir children prow strong and healthy with KLIM! Nourishing, delicious KLIM milk will give your children the csM-ntial food elements needed for proper growth. KLIM is always pure and safe always dependable THEM IS NO FINER MILK253 words
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Advertisement144 1951-09-25 8 ♦♦•♦♦♦♦4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•>♦♦- '•>>>44«»4>>>««f^ PROPERTS TRADE MARK FOR SHOES AND LEATHER GOODS Properts Famous Preparations include: WHITE KID DRESSING WHITE RENOVATOR i: GOLD CREAM SILVER CREAM LIQUID SUEDE CLEANER GREASE REMOVER SADDLE SOAP^ 50/<? Agents: Singapore r Do you pay U sl s for the privilege '^l^^^i^^ &7 of having a144 words
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Miscellaneous204 1951-09-25 8 cMrisABV 9 30 News; 9.45 "Behind Their 945 Buddy Weede Trio: 10 Opera BWbArwM Music 11 10 Dlnu Llpatti. plane- Concert; 10.30 Old-Time Dancu 9.35 a.m Schools; 9.55 Inter- torte; 10 30 "xune to Dance"; 11 Music; 11 Close, lude: 10-10 10 News from XX.; close db-w a w<~ 10.45-12204 words
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Article676 1951-09-25 9 NURSE JANET on Mothercraft <J«HE days of babyhood are over and parents are now planning for the first days of kindergarten. The mother has begun to realise that the child needs a different environment from that of home life. She has noticed that, m the676 words
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Article, Illustration39 1951-09-25 9 This lovely daughter of Ireland is redhead Phil Tubridv, lt-year-old Dublin mannequin, who plans to break into the London dress business. She was photographed on the shore south of Dublin wearing an Irish 'inert blouse and folkweave Dirndl skirt.39 words
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Article, Illustration34 1951-09-25 9 Janet Slooks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G F. Stooks of West Country Estate, Kajang, Selangor, who was six and half months old when this picture was taken, wins this week's bonniest baby competition.34 words
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534 1951-09-25 9 (6. 9) MILITARY operation wag based from our bungalow Rarden and it so happened that we had visitors at the time. We started our breakfast but spent most of the time dashing out with it speared on the ends of forks so as not534 words
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Advertisement222 1951-09-25 9 WA Wl V *s,* i*£ t'Vyj WHEN SOMEONI SPRAYS I %j HIS GERMS ON YOU... I IL^PB WITH LISTERINE Kg ANTISEPTIC IK^H AS SOON AS YOU CAN •%rn M USTERINE AnHsepHc, full strength, kills millions of germs on throat surface. It attacks these germs associated with colds before they attack222 words
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Advertisement297 1951-09-25 9 Jy Mother! please I take care of my 1 > i>" Johnson's Baby Lotion b Z' M^^ V the fragrant antiseptic that 1 0 It M fl i M stnooihci baby's lender If g l> *nu *'I l akin, and guards against 1/ g fS\ ml l 1 Wectkm. Firu297 words
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Miscellaneous326 1951-09-25 9 m f j 30. A large dog did so (5). Straits Times Crossword iS l^' force unOD qul#t -tojt" I 33. Learnt to make frontal iH f^ Z MM* WM* 5 6 t^ outgrowth (8). 1^ HI 33. They are nothing to the 8 f 1 batsman <4-4). 24. Cont#-y326 words
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Article, Illustration711 1951-09-25 10 NEAR ESCAPE FROM SEA DISASTER From Our Own Correspondent OUT ISLAND: [N 1950-51 Britain had what the far iiiers described rea son ably as a 12 months winter. It now looks very much as though .we may have a repeat per formance m 1051-52 Here m these isles the summer711 words
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Article105 1951-09-25 10 ALL this time, a flat calm prevailed but the wind began to get up, and the question anxiously argued by groups of islanders on this and the other Islands was, Would the coming gale, which the radio weather forecasts foretold, arrive, before midnight? At a105 words
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Article176 1951-09-25 10 Drama in the darkness QNCE or twice, as midnight approached, the moaning notes of ships' sirens came to this island from far over the water: but we had to go to bed without knowing the result of the drama which was being played m darkness and danger out there, five176 words
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Article119 1951-09-25 10 rpHE ancient traditions of x the islanders say that on one voyage he brought the infant Christ with him. Certainly, the islands were considered m the First Century to be of great holiness and many hermits made the difficult and then perilous crossing from Britain119 words
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Article66 1951-09-25 10 those islands. He speaks of them, Malayan scholars may remember, as islands west of Britain, where "Zeus has imprisoned Kronos, last of the Titans, m a deep cave, and fettered him with sleep," and as the islands "whence few desire to depart, and those that do are66 words
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Article81 1951-09-25 10 GTILL blessed, for here there Is little winter and the first of the flower harvest will be picked m November, when London, not so far away, may be under siow and will certainly be shivering In aooty and sulphurous fogs. This week we have been81 words
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Article198 1951-09-25 10 rITING m the Liberal News-Chronicle, Socialist J. B. Priestley speaks of "professional middle class" friends who 1 have died suddenly when they "ought to have been able to look forward to another 20 years of work and play" and says: "I think most of them died X198 words
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Article, Illustration84 1951-09-25 10 Kukiah felt a tag as a huf e h and (rasped her saronf then she I was Ufted Into the >lr. She found herself sittlnf. on the rj*nts < palm tofel&er with Bakar and All. Mat Monsedeer had dlsap peared. "SO MY LITTLE BEAUTIES!" roared84 words
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Article155 1951-09-25 10 No demand for income tax ■WE aren't asked for any "income-tax, and aren't plagued by forms or by inspectors everlastingly coming round to poke their noses everywhere." I asked him, had most of the islanders any politics? He didn't think many cared much. Most of them believed In hard work,155 words
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Article248 1951-09-25 10 WITH the Islanders' mili- tant independence, the like of which does not now seem to be easily found on the mainland. Is combined something of a genius for co-operation. This morning all the men gathered at the anchorage tc ham their small boats up over the248 words
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Advertisement331 1951-09-25 10 NEW" AIHAMBR A ~*~>~* i j (JET THF NEW ALHAMBRA HABIT! STARTS TODAY/ iVfiStt. 4 MEN... UNWILLING PARTNERS IN A DESPERATE ENTERPRISE AFRICA i BT^^SsW MrRIVK. jg I 1 DENNIS PRICE JACKHAWKINS \ft SIOBHANMcKEHNA ArtuaHy HtoW g GREGOIRE ASIAN BERNARD LEC IN SOUTH AFRICA! t IZI,^ COMING SOON A TENDER331 words
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Advertisement239 1951-09-25 10 £^ALENfTtfO| LAST FOUR *xh v^^t^^) shows \\iran ajna £af\ 11 ».m.. 1.45. I 1 Sg^rr<ig<g^> 4.00 and 8.30 Tel. 5159 TONIGHT AT 9.30 p.m. CHARITY PREMIERE IN AID OF THE SINGAPORE NURSES APPEAL FUND, UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF LADY GIMSON IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF NURSING HEAGLJ^239 words
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Article306 1951-09-25 11 LONDON, Mon. IN the absence of active interest prices drifted lower m most sections of the London Stock Exchange today. Operators appeared to be heeding the note of caution sounded m the weekend press m view of the King's illness and the forthcoming election. Recently active industrials were306 words
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Article37 1951-09-25 11 HONG KONG. Mon. FEE market currency exchange for Hong Kong dollars was quoted at the close today as follows: US$l HKs6.77',i (cash), HK$6 80' i (T.T.); £1 HK115.78: orfe tahll of gold HKISSSH.— UP.UP - 37 words
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Article223 1951-09-25 11 One-cent drop m a quiet day From A Market Correspondent 'THE Singapore rubber market was very quiet and featureless yesterday m the absence of foreign inquiries. The volume of business reported was small, at prices slightly lower than those of Friday's close Quotations improved slightly during the afternoon,223 words
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Article25 1951-09-25 11 »TWABAWLEIK Tin Dredging m A the first half of September dredged 65,000 cubic yards In 298 hours and produced 890 plculs of tin-ore.25 words
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Article25 1951-09-25 11 LONDON. Mon. Cash Buyers £930, Sellers £940; Forward Buyers 885. Sellers £890; Settlement £950 (unchanged). Turnover, a.m. 20, p.m. 10 tons.25 words
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Article128 1951-09-25 11 CONTINUED scarcity of stocks and lack of overseas inquiries kept the Singapore pepper market quietly steady yesterday. Prices mnved lower, sellers quoting Muntok at $920 a picul, Sarawak at $915 and Lampong black at $670. Copra was steady, buyers bidding $404 a picul with sellers firm at128 words
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Article187 1951-09-25 11 Industrials were a steady spot rE Malayan share market opened the week on an uncertain note yesterday. During the day, however, a fair volume of business was transacted. Industrials were steady, while Rubbers and Tins closed with a slightly easier tendency. Price changes announced yesterday by tile Malayan187 words
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Article44 1951-09-25 11 rpuRQUAND, Youngs ft Company announce the following August rubber crops, In lbs: o Alor Oajah Est. 16,000 Ayer Panas Est. 70.500 Glenealy Plant 69.00° Kluang nn Pajam 116 000 Tambalak Est. 32.4.0 Talisman 26.900 Teluk Anson Est. 44,626 TJlu Benut Consol. 80.00044 words
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195 1951-09-25 11 CHIPS In the Singapore Roads and alongside the Singapore Harbour Board godowns at 4 p m yesterday were: Outer Roads: Hal Hsuan, Kola, President Harding. Alikl, Jawa Mail. Daviken, Almkerk, Mul Hook. English Prince, Chip Lam, La Caplrena. Le Maire, Teboura, Eur>ades. Anshun, Hoegh195 words
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Advertisement1328 1951-09-25 11 MANSFIELD <Sc CO., LTD. Incorporated m Singapore) BULB FUNNEL LINE Cirnir < option to proceed Hi other portt to IMd md duchjr«« cargo. t-AILINCS to LIVERPOOL. CLASCOW LONOON CONTINENTAL PORTS n Sails P Sham P«nang Mjrofl taf L r'"i 6 K< CJJ/34 Sept. 25 Sept. 26/28 Sept 29/Oct 2 I.ry.idn1,328 words
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Advertisement431 1951-09-25 11 PRESIDENT LINER SAILINGS To New Yor* and Boston via Ceylon, India Egypt and Mediterranean Ports. Singapore P. Swettenham Penang s.s. "PRESIDENT BUCHANAN" 25/28 Oct. s.l "PRESIDENT HARDINC" Cdns. 36-37 Omit. Omit. Sails 1 Oct. is- "SCHUYLER OTIS BLAND" 2/10 Oct. 11/12 Oct. 29 Sept/1 Oct To Les Angeles cV Atlantic431 words
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Advertisement416 1951-09-25 11 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINCS FROM SCANDINAVIA/UK./CONTINENT S'oore P Sham Penang "Selandia" for Saicon Bangkok 21-23 Oct. 18-20 Oct. 14-17 Oct. "Panama" for Bangkok, Hong Kong, Kobe Yokohama 23-26 Oct. "Konia" for Bangkok 25-25 Oct. SAILINCS FROM |APAN HONC KONC t "Bintang" for Bangkok 17-21 Oct. SAILINCS TO CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA t For416 words
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Advertisement1020 1951-09-25 11 McALISTER 6c CO., L relephom No 5906 ELLERMAN <St RUCKNALL KLAVfc. i.iNE LONDON IAVKt ROTTERDAM ft LO> ANCELES. > rRANCISCO HAMBURC PORTLAND SEATII VANCOUVER »od ro« U.i A Noith AtlantK Ports Acceotini cargo to. entrai South and Canada via Colombo Amerkar >nrts m.s CITY Of POONA FRANcilVllll S-pore PS-ham Penan.1,020 words
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Article, Illustration309 1951-09-25 12 JACK SPENCER CLOSE SECOND From EPSOM JEEP iron, Monday. YJAKIM'S van Breukelen has regained the lead m the trainers table. Horses from his stable have to date won 51 races and gained 75 places, earning well over $500,000 m stakes and added money. Trainer309 words
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Article91 1951-09-25 12 COMBINED School! badminton team wl4 meet Tefchera Training CoKegt In a "Festival of Britain" match at the Raffles Institution hal.< on Thursday beginning at 3 p.m. Teams are: Schools: (boys): Tan Chin Ouaa. Lim Kirn Choon. Low Weng D]ln. Robert Llm Henry Llm N. Oomez. Lim Lrong Geok.91 words
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Article84 1951-09-25 12 BERKELEY (California) Mod fED Schroeder. displaying the form that made him a DavLs Cup star yesterday eas«y beat Vie Selzas to win the 62nd Annual Pacific Coast men'« tennis tit*. He comtj.etelv outplayed his younger opponent In every department and won &-4 6-4. S-2 Top-seeded Dorothy M.84 words
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72 1951-09-25 12 LONDON. Mon. AT the Malayan Golfers' Society annual competition meeting at Bexhill the Selangor Challenge Cup was won by R. B Wyatt-Smith —on leave from Escot Estate. Tanjong Malim— with a score of 36 5/8 Thp foursomes were won by Low and J. S.72 words
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235 1951-09-25 12 FOONG SEONG CUP fHERE is no confirmation that 1 the zone final of the Foong Seong: Cup competition between Singapore and Selangor w:ll be played m Singapore. Mr. Wee Kirn Wee. honorary secretary of the Singapore Badminton Association, told the Straits Times that he235 words
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Article174 1951-09-25 12 pOMBINED Schools rugger XV play their first match of tne season aeainst Teachers Training Colleee XV m a "Festival of Bri- tain" match at Raffles Institution ground on Thursday. Thp match beelns at 5 p.m. This year aeain. St. Andrew's olavers dominate the selection tor the174 words
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Article45 1951-09-25 12 When Mansfield S.C. were .ending by four goals to one against Sime Darby S.C. m a Singapore Tin mess Houses League Cup >oc.-;er r..\:ch at Shell v -*Tdr\y the referee abandoned the :smf five minutes before the end to roußh play.45 words
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Article64 1951-09-25 12 re ChiMM Recreation Club < nsi Singapore Recreation Cflub for the senior hockcv >ague match on the SRC Padang tooav •*il be selected from: I.im Kent; Wah Patrick Yee. Chu» F:u rtirni! Llan Fook Choon Out Wong Fons Wrn> Goh Chin Chvp An Tat Chu. Bwre Llm64 words
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Article18 1951-09-25 12 Singapore Cricket Club 'A' will n!.\y 8.0.D.C.A. at hockey (friendly) on the S.C.C. padang today.18 words
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214 1951-09-25 12 Zone final may be seen in Singapore THE president of the Singapore Badminton Association, Mr. Lim Chuan Geok, reasserted to the Straits Times yesterday that the final of the Thomas Cup will be played m Singapore. He was referring to the president of the Selangor Badminton Association. Mr. Khoo Teik214 words
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Article58 1951-09-25 12 Today's ties m the Y.M.CA. handicap tennis tournament are: "A" singles: Dr. O. 8. Yeoh (—3) v Dr. P. Y. Khoo (—40); Ahmad Shah (—3O) v X H. Ang (—3O). "B- singles: H. Meier (—15.3) v H. L. Wee (—l5 3) Yacob (—15.3) v Tec- Kirn58 words
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Article243 1951-09-25 12 JJOI-H)tVING are r fiigjts for live ii-.-s on the second tiiw 1 -ii'sd.i-. Oct. 2! >f the ivi.ik Tnrf lull's Autumn mret;nn. Cl. l.Oiv. Z -5 1 F. Str. ■|ni,.iil j.OU '.ohl Gamble 8.13 'iil?er Crest 8.12 Vcrrber 8.11 CrUfftr 8.10 I .)in< n.iniii- II243 words
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Article186 1951-09-25 12 RAFFLES Institution drew oneall with Victoria School m a friendly hockey match on the latter's ground yesterday. The boys maintained a hot pace right from the start and gave a fine display of hockey. There was no scoring m the first half. Four minutes aftei the186 words
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Article24 1951-09-25 12 In a friendly soccer match played at Farrer Park yesterday. Indian Recreation Club shared two goals with Royal Naval Air Station tSembawang)24 words
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Article29 1951-09-25 12 Ceylon Sports Club were Riven a walkover by R.A.F. Changl m the first division hockey league fixture scheduled to be pjayed on the C.S.C. ground yesterday.29 words
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Article204 1951-09-25 12 Tigers 4 8.0.D.C.A 1. npiGER S.A. made certain of the S.A.F.A. First Divi--1 sion championship by defeating Base Ordnance Depot Civilians four-one at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. This was the second en- counter between the two teams. The Depot won onenil m their first204 words
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Article322 1951-09-25 12 S.C.C. "B" 8: Saints 3. pLAYING a plucky, determined game. St. Andrew's School were unlucky yesterday evening on the Padang not to have done better than lose by eight points (a goal and a try) to three (a try). The Sain Is, mostly young schoolboys, with322 words
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185 1951-09-25 12 Hein Ten Hoff takes title from Gardner BERLIN, Mon. HEIN Ten Hofl, German heavyweight champion, won the European championship at Berlin last night by defeating the holder, Jack Gardner of Britain, on points over 15 rounds. Ten Hofl who won clearly, becomes the fourth German to hold the European crown.Reuter - 185 words
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Article31 1951-09-25 12 C.R.E. Sports Club defeated R.A.F. Seletar by onp coal to nil m a S.H.A. second division hocker league match at Seletar yesterday. Moses Poo scored the winning soal.31 words
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Article268 1951-09-25 12 A TEAM of three Penang Chinese Swimming Uub A members, two boyt and a girl, have entered for the annual Singapore Amateur Swimming Association Championships which are to be held at the Chinese Swimming Club pool on Oct. 2, 4, 5, and 6. The Penang268 words
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Article257 1951-09-25 12 THE draw and handicaps for a Navy V R.A.P. golf match to be played tomorrow at the Island Golf Club, Singapore are as follows: (Navy pairs given first) Cdr. Klrby (2) St CPO Robinson (6) v Op. Cpat. McKern (3) St Sqn. Ldr. Walsh (6)257 words
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464 1951-09-25 12 'FESTIVAL MEET FINALE FOR ATHLETICS By Our Athletics Reporter rpHE 1951 athletic season, unquestionably the best m post-war years, draws to a close on Thursday with a "Festival of Britain" meet between Combined Schools and Teachers Training: College on the Raffles Institution ground. On the programme starting at 5.30 p.m.464 words
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Page 12 Advertisements
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Advertisement76 1951-09-25 12 ELECTION AUTOMATIC (Tin Most Reliable Self Winding Watch) ON DISPLAY AT ALL WATCH DEALERS Sola Agenti: CHUN CHONG- SINGAPORE. a r W VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL TONIGHT at 8.45 p.m. Piano recital by Dr. FIELDEN Tickets at Robinson's and at the door. Miss DIANNE BOWSER by courtesy of if COLUMBIA PICTURES76 words
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Page 12 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous72 1951-09-25 12 SOCCER: Learue Cup s- final: 11 X and Sh. Bank v 1 .an. at J. Besar; Bus. Hses. X.0.: 1.C.1. v P. Bukom at Farrer Park. HOCKEY: League Div. 1: S.K.C. v S.C.R.C. at SRC; Friendly: BODCA v S.C.C. II on padang. SWIMMING: St. Patrick's KaU it C.S.C. 2.30 p.m.72 words
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