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Title Section18 1951-10-04 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS18 words
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Article322 1951-10-04 1 'WE HAD TO GET OUT— OR WAR' Morrison defends 'quit order LAST OILMEN ON WAY TO BASRA SCARBOROUGH, Wednesday. nrUK Foreign Secretary, Mr. Morrison, said here todaj tlv«t Britain had to give up the Abadan oil refinery or face a war with Persia. Replying to :i charge by Mr. ChurchillReuter; AP; UP - 322 words
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Article60 1951-10-04 1 A SINGAPORE taxi overturned and burst into flames after a crash outside the Central police station early today. It was In a collision with a private car. A Chinese woman passenger m the taxi, Anna Tham, aged 24. o( Waterloo Street, was injured, and taken to60 words
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124 1951-10-04 1 LIVLRPOOL. Wed. MR Churchill tonight hinti'd he would revive Brita'ii s war-tiny coalition government m order to fight through world dangers and economic crises it his Conservatives vvin the General El-ctlon on Oct. 25 "Till will be no vindictive triumph tor Tories over Soc heAP - 124 words
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Article52 1951-10-04 1 LONDON, Wed. THE George Cross awarded to a French Maquis heroine, Mrs. Odette Churchill, for her work as a British uuont during the war v told) from her home day. The thief also took Mrs Churchill's Lo«ion d'Honneur and medals belonging to her husband, Capt. Peter52 words
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Article, Illustration61 1951-10-04 1 Ph..sLi.os fcnzabeih and the Dulce of BdtStlwffh will leave London for their tour of Canada eaily next Monday morning. They will fly m a BOAO Stratocruiser of the type m the top picture. The first captain will be Capt. O. P. Jones (below left). Stewardess JeanAP - 61 words
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Article200 1951-10-04 1 LONDON, Wednesday. WHEN Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh arranged a trans-Atlantic flight to start their North American tour, they picked the most methodical and careful of pilots Britain's fabulous O. P. (Oscar Philip) Jones. It the Princess and Duke ask him what anAP - 200 words
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Article36 1951-10-04 1 GUANTANAMO NAVAL STATION, Cuba, Wed. Six sailors were killed and 15 injured yesterday when an anti-aircraft gun aboard the destroyer UBS Catling fired accidentally, showering the deck with steel fragments.— U.P.UP - 36 words
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Article40 1951-10-04 1 PARIS, Wed. Newspapers here have increased the price from 12 francs to 15 francs. Publishers said the mounting cost of the newsprint was the cause of the rise. Before the war newspapers m France cost half a franc.40 words
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Article83 1951-10-04 1 The Liberals outline programme LONDON, Wed. THE Liberal Party asked Britons today for enough seats m the House of Commons to provide a moderating force on the Conservatives and Labour. In a 2,200-word manifesto for the October 25 .election campaign, the Liberals pledged themselves to support "the more reasonable elements"AP - 83 words
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Article29 1951-10-04 1 WASHINGTON, Wed.— The U.S. Senate yesterday approved the $7,483,400,000 Foreign Aid Bill beating two Republican attempts to shelve it. The final vote was 56 to 21.29 words
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Article21 1951-10-04 1 LONDON, Wed. England and France, drew two each In a soccer match before 60,000 at Highbury Stadium today. A.P.AP - 21 words
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198 1951-10-04 1 MASSED GUNS POUND THE REDS IN HILLS KOREAN WARFRONT, Wednesday. r\ESPATCHES on an action m Western Korea, which opened yesterday with one of the heaviest Allied barrages of the war, have been heavily censored. The bombardment from several hundred guns pounded Communists on the hills and ridge lines from Korangpo.198 words
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126 1951-10-04 1 HONQ KONG. Wed. A CHINESE newspaper said 1 today that aircraft flew over Canton city on Oct. 1 during a parade on the I second anniversary of the I Chinese Peoples' Republic i and dropped anti-Commu-nist leaflets. The Chinese despatch said that an air-raid126 words
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Article63 1951-10-04 1 TORNADO HITS CHANGI A TORNADO which hit Changi area about noon yesterday damaged the roof of a building but nobody was hurt. About the same time, there were two waterspouts at see and later heavy rain fell. Slates from the roof of the building m the path of the tornado63 words
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Article36 1951-10-04 1 TEHERAN. Wed. T\R. Mossadeq will leave for New York on Sunday to present Persia's case to the Security Council. Because of ill-nealth he will stay In a New York hospital— U.P., Reuter.Reuter; UP - 36 words
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Article28 1951-10-04 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A party of four aborigines was held up and robbed by 10 bandits m tha Tanjong Malim area of Selangor this morning.28 words
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Article77 1951-10-04 1 IPOH. Wed. SALESMEN and customers m a sundry shop m Jelapang. a mining village, last evening had a narrow escape when a grenade, thrown into the shop, failed to explode. The incident occurred at 5.20 p.m. Tha police rendered the grenade harmless. Two young Chinese were77 words
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Article36 1951-10-04 1 MELBOURNE. Wed. A THEATRE chain i* to pick a Mlm Kangaroo to tour the United BtaUs next month to mark the release of the film "Kangaroo" mad* In Australia by Fox. Beuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article19 1951-10-04 1 LONDON. Wed. TODAY'S bulletin from Buc- kingham Palace says that the King continues to show improvement.— Reuter.Reuter - 19 words
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Article30 1951-10-04 1 Burning joss sticks m front of an ancestral altar m a home m Wallich Street, Singapore, last night destroyed the picture of a Chinese god.30 words
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Article23 1951-10-04 1 A breakdown at an electrical sub-station blacked out a large part of the Tanglin area, Singapore, just before midnight last night.23 words
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115 1951-10-04 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. DANDITS attacked two resettlement camps m Perak last night. The gangs were driven off by guards, without -loss to themselves. I One camp was m the Taiping area and the other In the Grik area. In the Rawang area ol Selangor yesterday115 words
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Article42 1951-10-04 1 SAIGON, Wed. A French navy gunboat opened fire last night on Vletmlnh troops harassing the French post of Phuxwen Pagoda, near Saigon's big oil storage depots. The Reds were driven off after a battle lasting an hour. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article20 1951-10-04 1 TAIPEI. Wed. ProNationalist China News said the Korean war was costing the Chinese Communists U553,600,000,000 a year.— AP.AP - 20 words
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Article66 1951-10-04 1 TWO fights m Singapore last night sent five people to hospital. In a gang fight at Tan Lian Teck Avenue, East Coast Road, three Malays and one Indian were injured. Sticks and stones were used and four men were taken to hospital. In Lavender Street,66 words
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433 1951-10-04 1 'No idea what I'm to face': Wiltshire MR. R. C B. v.: Deputy Commissioner of the Singapore Police, who is due to arrive m Singapore h v air next Thursday to ciei:>nd himself before the Tribunal which has been appointed o hear the defences of the four senior police blamed433 words
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Article39 1951-10-04 1 BANGKOK, Wed. Four hundred officers and men of the Siamese Royal Navy sailed this morning for Korea Two hundred infantry troops to reinforce the Siamese unit m Korea sailed with the Navy personnel.— U.PUP - 39 words
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Advertisement95 1951-10-04 1 At Your- Service I THE PEKING CO. now m new premises 60/62. North Bridge Road SINGAPORE. Phone ***** J s J You Jutt can't match the NEW FRIGIDAKE POWERED BY THB NEW METER-MlSEft* 11,000,00 0 Buyers can't be wrong Top-to-bottom refrigeration makes this Frigidaire roomier and more compact than any95 words
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Article, Illustration535 1951-10-04 2 'BRITAIN FLEES OIL FIELDS' CHURCHILL 'Troops and warships only bluff 9 LiVfcKruuL, Wednesday. jyjß. WINSTON CHURCHILL last night made the Anglo-Persian oil dispute a major issue m the British General Election campaign by accusing the Labour Government of "fleeing" from the oil fields. Opening the Conservative campaign, Mr. Churchill allegedReuter - 535 words
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479 1951-10-04 2 SCARBOROUGH, Wednesday. \|R. Aneurin Bevan, who was elected to the Labour Party executive yesteriTl day with the highest number of votes, blamed Mr. Winston Churchill and the Conservatives tor the present international tension and the bitterness m Russia's relations with the Western world.Reuter - 479 words
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Article61 1951-10-04 2 LONDON, Wed. BARRISTERS and solicitors form the largest group standing is Conservative candidates m the General Election. They number 122. The second biggest group of Conservative candidates is 91 local government councillors. Third come the farmers 61. Thirty-two candidates are trade unionists, 29 have aReuter - 61 words
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Advertisement635 1951-10-04 2 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT POST Applications are In *lted for the post of Chines* Writer In the Chinese Section ol •>e Education Department. Singajxrrr Salary: Salary Scale is Probationer $105 p m. Bar > Time-scale «140 10A 220 -minatlon Bar 230 10A MO p m with current Cost ol Living. Local nnd635 words
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Advertisement667 1951-10-04 2 NOTICES NOTICE TENDERS are called for the purchase of damaged and undamaged rubber lying at the Joo Senc Rubber Works Ltd.'s factory at 6% m.s.. Bukit Timah Road. Prospective purchasers should obtain from the- undersigned a tender form which should be completed and returned before 14 00 hrs. on Friday,667 words
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Advertisement248 1951-10-04 2 The Five Golden Rules of TeamaKing l^TUse good quality tea* t.HUt« frethlydrawn Taftd freshly ftoilinq i— i. Good 'tea? cannot be mad* with uno«i- •>• overboiled, (tale or flat water. 9.*. 'Always warm the pot. 4 Vf "«horr pour" take the teapot to th» kettle. f. v Tea should be248 words
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Miscellaneous229 1951-10-04 2 TODAY'S RADIO SINOA-OKE .Wj^^l^Dg^O^l 10-10.10 am. News from K.L.; "Time for Music"; "Here's 10.45-12 Schools; 1 p.m. Light the Answer"; 8.15 "ClassiMusic: 1.30 News; 1.45 Dance cal Choice"; 9 "Blight of the Music; 2-2.50 Schools: 6.15 "Call- Bounty"; 9.30 News; 9.46 "Musiing All Hospitals"; 6.55 Announce- cal Consequences"; 10 Dance229 words
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Article182 1951-10-04 3 160,000 troops join test aimed to 'warn an aggressor 9 gUROPE'S biggest Allied training exercise since the war began yesterday m West Germany. It aimed to teach British, American and French forces how to repel an enemy force smashing West through the Iron Curtain. GeneralAP - 182 words
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Article167 1951-10-04 3 U.S. MOVE FOR MORE POWER IN AIR WASHINGTON, Wed. SENATOR Henry Cabot IxjcJrc (Republican, M tssachusetts) told the Senate yesterday that U.S military leaders had •creed on a vast expansion of air power during tli next three years. ror I oduc said the j I Staff "after j iged and167 words
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Article47 1951-10-04 3 THE HAGUE. Wed.— Dr. Mnhamnv-d Yamin. former Indonesian Justice Minister. d m Parliament m i today that the International Court should decide the status of Australia's l Island which was recently "occupied" by Indooeslan fishermen, the Indonewa agency. Aneta. reported.— Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article27 1951-10-04 3 TOKYO. Wed. Japanese Coal miners, numbering 420.--000 have called oil a threatened strike following negotlatiom between the Miners tTion and the Central Labour Relations Board27 words
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Article, Illustration26 1951-10-04 3 A.inKll .\N CABARET STAR, Josephine Baker, wears a different dress for every song. Here is one of velvet and ermine designed by Pierre Balmain.26 words
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Article70 1951-10-04 3 WASHINGTON. Wed.— The United States Senate yesterday approved a vast one year outlay of U557,483,400,000 In foreign military and economic aid raising it s earlier flgure by U*****,150,000. The vote was 56-21 Mr Tom Connally. chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said the money willAP - 70 words
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Article104 1951-10-04 3 HONG KONG. Wed. HONG KONG'S ten-man delegation to the ECAFEsponsored conference on trade promotion In Singapore will leave on Saturday. Leader of the delegation Is Mr. H. A. Angus, of the Department of Commerce and Industry. Other members are: Messrs. J. B. Kite, J. K.104 words
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Article52 1951-10-04 3 CANBERRA, Wed. DR. Herbert Evatt, Labour Opposition leader m the House of Representatives, moved a resolution yesterday censuring the government budget. He challenged the government to go back to the people with the budget issue, or submit the budget to a referendum, or else withdraw md reviseReuter - 52 words
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Article54 1951-10-04 3 COLOMBO, Wed— The Polish ship Mickiewiez sailed yesterday for China witn 5,535 tons of Ceyionese rubber The Importers, believed to have bought at 10 and 12 pence above market figure*, have covered the shipment with a comprehensive Insurance policy including war risks and providing against seizure,Reuter - 54 words
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Article34 1951-10-04 3 CALCUTTA, Wed. The Chinese Communists are planning to build an airfield two miles from the Tibetan capital of Lhasa, the Kallpong correspondent of the Calcutta "Statesman" reported yesterday.-*A.FP.AFP - 34 words
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Article23 1951-10-04 3 SAIGON. Wed. Ten battalions about 8,000 men of Vietminh regulars have invaded northwest Tonking m Indo-China, French Army headquarters announced today.—Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article, Illustration61 1951-10-04 3 HOW TO KEEP DRY at a watery wedding was demonstrated recently on the Woerther See, Austria. The Americn ski and water-ski champion, Jeanette Burr, and the artist, Hans Sachs, showed how to get married on water-skis. Photos show: Skis (top) take the Place of61 words
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Article389 1951-10-04 3 REST OF THE WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF I /CHICAGO plans a fire I station m Dekoven i I Street on the site of the i.barn m which Mrs. z I O'Leary's cow supposed- ]y kicked over a lantern i and started the great I Chicago fire of 1871. Air Marshal389 words
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86 1951-10-04 3 Buried alive— now he wants to be crucified ST. JULIEN, Franco-Swiss Frontier, Wed. 20-year-old policeman's son announced yesterday that he intended to have himself crucified for a week with silver nails. He Is Yvon Gonesse who has just been exhumed from a pine coffin after being burled alive for anReuter - 86 words
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166 1951-10-04 3 Britain 's civil jets lead by 5 years NEW YORK, Wednesday. AN American aircraft executive said today that Britain has a three to five year lead in the development of civil jet transports. Treasurer of the Douglas Aircraft Company, Mr. H. W Strangman, told the National Society of Security TradersUP - 166 words
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Article44 1951-10-04 3 TOKYO, Wed.— The Japanese government will ooen an extraordinary session of the Diet on October 10. The opening ceremony will be held on October 11 and a policy speech will be made by the Primiers, Mr. Yoshida, the next day. AFP.AFP - 44 words
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Article64 1951-10-04 3 LONDON, Wed. Some of the world's fastest jet fighters and toughest bombers will "battle" five miles above Britain tonight m an all-out mock attack on Industrial and military targets. After a series of day-long snap raids, many from bases on the Continent, "enemy" atomic bombers wentReuter - 64 words
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Article20 1951-10-04 3 BERLIN. Wed— East Germany is making a new 'wide open?' invitation to the Bonn Republic for national elections.—A.P.AP - 20 words
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Article18 1951-10-04 3 WASHINGTON. Wed—Representative Karl Stefan died of heart failure yesterday at the age of 67.— tJ.P.18 words
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Article90 1951-10-04 3 LONDON, Wed. BRITAIN has invited all Commonwealth com-manders-in-chief, except those of India and South Africa, to a meeting m London. India and South Africa will be represented by senior staff officers. Field Marshal Sir William Slim, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, will review theReuter - 90 words
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Article37 1951-10-04 3 LONDON, Wed.— The official Yugoslav .news agency yesterday said four persons crossed the Yugoslav oorder from Albania on Tuesday and killed a Yugoslav border guard In an attack on a fron* tier post.— U. P.37 words
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Advertisement124 1951-10-04 3 XAIR CEYION AIH CEYION" AIR CEYION AIR CEYtON> 2 *^^^/L^r**^^ Fly \ir Ceylon to """^V^v^^^ Europe or AuMralia. O 7* 4-engined aircraft captained n Z l>y 'Million Mile" pilots featuring Hostess sen ice. Slwnbci Lounges and* delifiou* O complimentary meals. 23' Wim 2 o Z mi m/N« nouri of int124 words
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Advertisement175 1951-10-04 3 Use long-life Blue Gillette jsf% blades /JSuhF' II V^ n uy Blue G'" ctte blades a "<* n V£) II you buy the sharpest edges >n U J I If Ac world. They will prove II J II their value by lasting longer II of I II and by giving175 words
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236 1951-10-04 4 3 CONDEMNED MEN ARE FREED KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE Federation Court of Appeal quashed convictions today on three men, Kwong Cheong. Kwong Kooi and Loh Sow who had been sentenced to death on charges of collecting supplies for the bandits. Mr. Justice Taylor said:236 words
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Article153 1951-10-04 4 PLAN FOR S.-E.A.MAY SUFFER gRITAIN'S rearmament programme will have an effect on the Colombo Plan especially m obtaining steel and engineering materials. said Dr. F. C. Benham. Economic Adviser at the Commis-sioner-General's office, on his return yesterday, from Umdon. Dr. Benham, with his wife, returned by Qantas-BOAC Constellation after attending153 words
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Article28 1951-10-04 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Ec Kirn Wah. a tapper, was charged m the Police Court with theft of two bicycles. The case was postponed to Dec. 29.28 words
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Article101 1951-10-04 4 Lance Corporal D. H. J Jolly, of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, has been awarded the Military Medal for Gallantry m action against Malayan terrorists, the London Gazette announces. While on sentry duty at the 13th. Infantry Workshop arsenal at Taiping on July 19. Corporal101 words
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Article, Illustration152 1951-10-04 4 gCAFE's first woman conference officer, Americaneducated Mrs. Amy H. Wu. has come to Singapore prepared to work 13 hours a day for the 10-day trade promotion conference at Victoria Memorial Hall. Mrs. Wu will see to the production of documents, accommodation and, with152 words
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Article35 1951-10-04 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Miss I. Beattie, Matron. General Hospital. Johore Bahru. will be transferred to Singapore soon. She will be succeeded by Miss Knapp who will arrive from Britain on Friday.35 words
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Article89 1951-10-04 4 When the Governor of Singapore, Sir Franklin Gimson. leaves for Britain at tie end of his extended term of office m November, his elder daughter, Mrs. J. A Elwin. will stay on m Kuala Lumpur Her husband. Cdr. Elwin. R.N.. has been appointed Naval Attache to89 words
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Article, Illustration39 1951-10-04 4 Back from London. talks DX. AND MRS. F. C. BEN HAM returned to Singapore from London. Dr. Benham. Economic Adviser at the Commis-sioner-General's Office, attended the Commonwealth conference on Supplies and Production. (Story on this page). Straits Times picture.39 words
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Article36 1951-10-04 4 Mr. J. Mitchell, chairman of the North Borneo Chamber of Commerce, will be a delegate to the Regional Trade Promotion Conference sponsored by ECAFE which opens In the Victoria Memorial Hall, Sinrapore, On Tuesday.36 words
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Article32 1951-10-04 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— Mr. W. Cound. Traffic Officer. Johore Bahru. goes on leave to Britain tomorrow. Until his successor arrives. Probationary Inspector Jagit Singh will act as Traffic Officer.32 words
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Article250 1951-10-04 4 TpHE water rates for domestic users may not be put 1 up next year as originally proposed. The City Council Public Utilities Committee have recommended that present rates should continue for domestic users both inside and outside City limits. The Singapore and Johorp Governments are250 words
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Article127 1951-10-04 4 S.H.B. to make own power ALTHOUGH the Singa- pore Harbour Board expects to be able to supply all its own electri-* city requirements within a few months (it is at present supplying only half), this is not expected to reduce the frequency of blackouts In the city. The second-hand Japanese127 words
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Article39 1951-10-04 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Chandrabal, a young woman, who was charged with attempting to commit suicide by drinking caustic soda, was allowed $100 bail pending trial. The charge was read out to her In the hospital.39 words
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Article115 1951-10-04 4 J^ MAN who is ill and Is "struggling m difficulties" sent $20 to St. Andrew's Mission Hospital, Singapore. In a letter to the hospital, the man, Mr. Tong Tian Chor, praises its good work which, he says, "gives children a chance to survive In their115 words
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Advertisement213 1951-10-04 4 AT RAFFLES TON.6HT BY NUMEROUS REQUESTS REPEAT DEMONSTRATIONS OF BALLROOM LATIN AMERICAN DANCES BY DAN JUDAH JOAN CURTISS NO ADMISSION CHARGE TOMORROW NIGHT THE ST. ANDREW'S MISSION HOSPITAL BALL CABARET I X TENSION TO 1 A.M. BOOK NOW Tkkits $500 Tele SJSI Sponger's DR/fO CALIFQRNIRN FRUITS SH^ *Ml WESE HOUSEWIVES213 words
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Advertisement269 1951-10-04 4 TOMORROW WE DANCE AT THE CHARITY BALL RAFFLES HOTEL 9 P.M. COME AND SEE the unique display of CHINESE ANCIENT BATTLE WEAPONS m full costume by the Luk Aik Musical Dramatic Spcy. CABARET of SPANISH DANCING BALLET by the Pupils of Miss Maudrene Yap and TAN HOCK-CHUAN the Master Magician.269 words
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Article248 1951-10-04 5 Government lays down rules on visits to China pEOPLE going from Singapore to a Commu-nist-dominated country must have good reasons or they will not be allowed back into the Colony. And a wedding, said Government last night, is not a good reason. Clarifying rules on re-entry248 words
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Article, Illustration23 1951-10-04 5 INCHE iun.iduon bin Awang Dumid. an agricultural officer of the Brunei Government who leaves Singapore m the Corfu today to study m Ceylon.23 words
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123 1951-10-04 5 Singapore not to lay rubber roads MR. A. R. Smee, the British Rubber Development Board expert, who is due m Singapore at the end of the month, will not do any work for the Singapore City Council A spokesman of the City Engineers Department said yesterday that the Council did123 words
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Article34 1951-10-04 5 The United Malays National Organisation iPenang branch) has collected $32,505 for the UMNO building fund, from the proceeds of 'UMNO Nights' held at the New World Amusement Park. Penang, m August.34 words
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Article82 1951-10-04 5 Sums of money, totalling 5365. ranging from $3 to $125 paid into the Civil District Court m connection with suits filed before January this year still remain unclaimed. One of the court staff told the Straits Times yesterday that some claims had been made since the list82 words
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Article42 1951-10-04 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— Chan Chin was fined $80 at Johore Bahru and had his licence endorsed for negligent driving He crashed against a post, through a wire fence and toppled over the railway track near the Causeway.42 words
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Article90 1951-10-04 5 And takes him to court KLUANG, Wednesday. a 22-YEAR-old warder at Kluang Detention Camp, Othman bin Hassan, fell m love with a girl detainee and planned to marry her when she was released. The girl wrote a letter to Othman's mother asking If she was90 words
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Article93 1951-10-04 5 T'HE Assistant Registrar, University of Malaya, issued yesterday a list of students who. have completed the intermediate examination for the B.A. decree. They were referred m certain subjects m the examination held last June. The students are: Ahmad bin Abdul Rahlm (l|story). Miss Shakuntala Oun« (economics), Hashlm bin93 words
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Article61 1951-10-04 5 Though their lighter was not engaged In loading or unloading cargo. S. Thambinvil and A Arakkas Syed Ahamed. allowed It to remain "from sunrise till sunset'- m the Telok Ayer Basin Singapore on Tuesday This being an offence under the Harbour Craft Navigation Regulations, they were61 words
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Article52 1951-10-04 5 Miss Maivia B. Marks will nive a talk and demonstration on "Ballett and Modern Dance In the United States" at the Straits Chinese Methodist Youth Fellowship. 3, Kampone T Capor Road, on Saturday, at] 7.30 p.m. A film, entitled "Creative Leisure." will be shown before52 words
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Article, Illustration96 1951-10-04 5 THE FIKST FOLK Malay M.CO. s ot the X.A.*. iie«iment (Malaya) have graduated as Pilot Officers m Britain. Soon they will return to Malaya to take their places as Flight Commanders with (he Regiment m Singapore and the Federation. Picture shows the men relaxing at game of darts at the96 words
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Article202 1951-10-04 5 jl I ORE than 7,000 schoolchildren are expected to iTI take part m a march past at Jalan Besar Stadium this afternoon when the Animal Lovers' League holds its second general meeting and rally. Included In the display will be demonstrations by Government and City202 words
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Article96 1951-10-04 5 r THE Singapore Traffic 1 Police is to take action against motorists who overtake at double white lines on some roads .m the Colony. Traffic police may be posted at these points, a police spokesman said yesterday: ''The lines are there because it is dangerous to96 words
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Article45 1951-10-04 5 The North Borneo Cham-' ber of Commerce has ap- pointed a sub-committee to study the working of the proposed residents' tax and income tax. The sub-committee will consist of Messrs. K. V. Thompson, J. C. Macpherson, and H. E. Foy.45 words
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Article97 1951-10-04 5 Ho Ah Kit, 40, a woman, who was sentenced to four months' imprisonment for soliciting for Immoral purposes, told the Singapore First Police Magistrate, Mr. R. C. S. Bell, that It was unusual for a woman to approach a man. Ho said this when she was cross-examining97 words
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Article52 1951-10-04 5 Tien Ah Bee claimed trial In the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to two charges of stealing two handcarts at Kreta Ayer street on Sept. 27. He was alternatively charged with dishonestly retaining the handcarts. The case was postponed to Oct 22. Tien was offered a ball52 words
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Article53 1951-10-04 5 Mr. M Gopala Menon, representative of the Government of India In Malaya, has returned to Singapore after a tour of North Borneo and Sarawak. Mr. Menon addressed Indian communities In Mlrl, Serla. Labuan, Jesselton, Sandakan and Kuching. urging th«m to live In peace and promote53 words
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Article43 1951-10-04 5 The annual 10-day Hindu festival of Navarathiri is being observed at the Chettiar Temple, Tank Road, Singapore. A feature of the festival Is the musical entertainment provided In the temple daily from 7 p. m. and 8 p.m.43 words
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Article148 1951-10-04 5 JHE Singapore Chinese Textiles and Sundries Goods Importers Union has offered the services of about 100 people to the exhibition of Hong Kong Chinese products at the Happy World Stadium from October 12 to 21. Mr. Goh Peck Yew, president of the union, said that148 words
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Article129 1951-10-04 5 A CHANGE FROM TURKEY CHINESE delicacies and fruits— preserved ginger cumquats, chow chow, pig's leg, lotus seeds, and lychees— are Becoming favourites with Europeans m Singapore who are sending Christmas parcels to friends m Britain and the United States. Mr. Wong; Tok Sau. manager of a canning firm In Singapore,129 words
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Article109 1951-10-04 5 A THIRSTY labourer, Yeo Leng. 21. who took a cup ol water and mixed it with a lump of caustic soda thinking that it was rock-sugar m May died on June 18 a month later It wa R stated at an inquest m the Singapore Coroner's109 words
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134 1951-10-04 5 A DEPUTATION from the West Coast branch of the North Borneo Chamber of Commerce discussed with Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, the Commis- sioner-General, m Jesselton, the possibility of speeding: development m their country by recruiting I more outside labour. The deputation also discussed with134 words
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Advertisement338 1951-10-04 5 IN Ifii. CLIMATE YOU NEED A RELIABLE DEODORANT Trade bnqui-ies to L. D. Seymour Co., Inc., •3 M dings Singapore AMBITIOUS? Then send for a copy of "The Direct Way to Success" This FREE Book will show you how to IMPROVE YOUR POSITION by qualifying through postal tuition for n338 words
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Advertisement139 1951-10-04 5 nlaza i^\ MAKB BFABTT I FMTY 54 GUAGE 15 DENIER^ SHADES AURORA, ARTEMIS, HEBE JUNO SUADA $5.25 PAIR T ittle' 3» SINGAPORE Mackinlays ,s^2^ WHISKY |||||i| igJpP sf f* -^B Vj_ wi^ V Zr s ne iJar turn" ot parties |A1 WFjUij&K over Singapore... YOCHOURT SS»^F/ SHERBET! Another Magnolia -7,139 words
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Obituary43 1951-10-04 6 IN LOVINO MEMORY of Mtidam Daisy Chan Siam Neo, beloved wife of Llm Boon Hin and loving mother of Lam San and Cr>ye Neo. who died at Singapore on 6.10.1948. Departed but nevrr forgotten by her husband, children and sister Phyllis.43 words
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The Straits Times Singapore , Thurs, Oct.4,1951.
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Article595 1951-10-04 6 Singapore should take warning from Kuala Lumpur, where there were 63 cases of typhoid during September, or nearly as many as m the preceding eight months put together. This is not rated as an epidemic, as epidemics are defined m the textbooks of the public health officer,595 words
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Article363 1951-10-04 6 A sign of the times In the Federation Annual ReDort: "A feature of all road works m the country is that for any maior earthwork the use of machinery is today virtually essential. Manual labour is not available for bulk earthwork, and if the work363 words
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Article67 1951-10-04 6 BUENOS AIRES. Wed. THE Argentine Government has ordered the release of Opposition leaders arrested alter last Friday's abortive revolt against the President, Senor Angel BorlenKhi, Minister of the Interior, announced last night. The Government would continue to offer all possible guarantees to political parties for theReuter - 67 words
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961 1951-10-04 6 PAMELA MATTHEWS - RUSSIAN DIPLOMACY IS IN A QUANDARY PAMELA MATTHEWS By Greece, Yugoslavia, Berlin; Korea, Paris, San Francisco now what?' LONDON. SOVIET foreign policy is believed In London diplomatic quarters to be passing through a period of hesitation and uncertainty as a result of the apparent diplomatic defeat suffered by the RussianReuter - 961 words
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Article471 1951-10-04 6 RAY FALK - RAY FALK By TOKYO. JAPAN of the past few months reminds one of the last year m school. The lessons continue, but the pupils have their minds on post-graduation matters. The occupation is still here, but the people are growing more Independent and bolder by the471 words
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Article377 1951-10-04 6 On the Margin The Suuc<*r Lluiu-t* THE Malacca radio station nf Radio Malaya haa a way of linding curious and interesting things m local life which the stations In the bigger towns miss, and the latest of them U the Baucei Dance, or "Tart Piling," which was described In the377 words
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Letter280 1951-10-04 6 '<TRUE CHINESE" m his letter on "Chinese A Schools" (Sept. 29) accuses me of having written to "mislead the public as well as undermine the somewhat precarious position of Chinese schools m this country". Nothing is further from the truth. The sole purpose was to bring to280 words
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Letter121 1951-10-04 6 BEFORE any new Governor is appointed for Singapore there is one vitally important point which should be taken up by the Legislative Council with the Home Government In the United Kingdom the House of Commons Ls the only authority which can Impose taxation on the country.121 words
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Letter113 1951-10-04 6 YOUR editorial "The Ramp X m Rice" Is a classic, and should be printed In the new edition of your "City Book" becausfi It is by this 25 per cent increase m toe price of rice that the poorer Asians will remember "City Day." The most113 words
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Advertisement736 1951-10-04 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. TABOR: To Connie and Freddie a daughter, at the Youngburg Memorial Hospital, on Wednesday, Srd October. MASON: To Kirn (nee Murray), wife of John Lyall Mason, at Buncsar Hospital, on Srd October, a son. Charles Douglas. HARPER" To Mollie, wife of Fred Harper, a sen. Eric David, at736 words
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Advertisement250 1951-10-04 6 Iron The element iron is the most important oi all metals and, next to aluminium, the most widely distributed. It has been estimated that there is an average of one cwt. of iron for every ton of the earth's crust. There are many different forms of iron ore, but only250 words
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Article671 1951-10-04 7 JU NGLE STREAM Officers follow it to I 20-HOUR TREK AFTER CRASH IPOH, Wednesday. A FTER their Auster plane crashed m Upper Perak, two British officers trekked through thick bandit-infested jungle for 20 horn* to reach civilisation. They are Lieut. Col. J. W. Bossard, Commander, Royal Engineers, North Malaya, Sub-District,671 words
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Article, Illustration79 1951-10-04 7 Two Trust officers Rir. K. MAGHAY. (tup) PI iinhMt Olicer of the I Ingafct Improvement Trust, who has been sec- 'idod for duty with the I m of town planners on I I diagnostic surrey of I at the end of the y: ar. il;> is an architect. ('.id J.!<c79 words
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Article27 1951-10-04 7 Blnß, 41. was sentenced to eisht months' imunent. i;i the Singapore Third Dis'rict Court veslerdav for having two pounds of otjiimi on Srpt. 7.27 words
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131 1951-10-04 7 THE persistence of a Tibetan chief's daughter who insisted oi. spending the night m the bed with guests, according to the laws of courtesy m her countrj. caused embarrassing moments to a former officer of Force 136 during a tour of Tibet131 words
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Article70 1951-10-04 7 A defective was yesterday congratulated by the Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate. Mr. P. Claque. for arresting a snatch-and-run thief. Tan Ken e HQe m Arab Street. Tan wa s sentenced to one month's Imprisonment. Tan snatched $lo from Soh Keng Lee m Arab Street on Sept.70 words
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Article45 1951-10-04 7 A woman, Grace Fernandez, aged 22, of Kampong Jalan Kayu, was charged m Singapore yesterday with housebreaklng with intent to steal a watch belonging to Lim Poh Lai The case was postponed to Oct. 10. Ball of $250 was allowed.45 words
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Article29 1951-10-04 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— Mrs. Joan Purves, of the Naval Base, was charged at Johore Bahru today with Inconsiderate driving. She claimed trial and was allowed $50 ball.29 words
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Article, Illustration66 1951-10-04 7 RESCUES 2 safety GANDHI DAY IN KUALA LUMPUR I miss X. A. Slj-.i (LEU) Abu Mito T. A. Dfcvi, teachers of music at the Young Men's Association, Sentul, stand m front of the portrait of Mahatma Gandhi m the Selangor Indian Association Hall. Kuala Lumpur on the birthday anniversary of66 words
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Article193 1951-10-04 7 2 SENTENCED FOR CHEATING A ARUMUGAM, a Singapore businessman, thought he was m luck when, outside his shop, he bought two coins, believing them to be American gold dollars, for S3OO, from two strangers, A. Abdul Razak II Maideen bin Moosa en told that193 words
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117 1951-10-04 7 Driver broke limit over the Istana half-mile JO HO RE BAHRI', Wed MOHAMMED bin Chedin, who broke a 15 miles an hour speed limit outside the Sultan of Johore's Istana at Pasir Plangie, was fined $15 m Johore Bahru police court today. This is the first time that a motorist117 words
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Article50 1951-10-04 7 OINGAPORIS branch of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals collected $3,285 en Its flag day last Saturday. Donations, which are still coming m, amount to another $1,060. Mrs. I. Q. Salmond, president of the branch, said yesterday, "The public response has bern splendid."50 words
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Article60 1951-10-04 7 Mohamed Zain bin Yassim and Ahmad bin Mohamed AH. both of the Singapore Guard Unit, were discharged yesterday m Singapore when their case of alleeed theit of four cover-plates of r guns belonging to the War Department, came up for mention. The prosecution said that60 words
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Article37 1951-10-04 7 Auditions ire now being held for parts m the Singapore Stage Club's second production. Home and Beauty by Somerset Maugham. The play, to be produced by Vernon Margrave, will open early m December.37 words
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Article34 1951-10-04 7 Chua Kit Leng, a seaman, was fined $1,250 or nine months' imprisonment m Singapore yesterday for possession of 25 cartons of dutiable cigarettes m a motorboat off Beach Road, on Sept. 26.34 words
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Article28 1951-10-04 7 TAPAH. Wed. Mr. A. J. Craock, District Officer, Tapah, who Is shortly leaving for Britain on long leave, Ls being entertained to a series of farewell functions.28 words
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Article117 1951-10-04 7 MO considerable change m policy regarding Japanese imports was expected to result from trade agreement talks to be held by Britain and her colonies m Tokyo m December. a Government spokesman said last night. The talks, he said, took pla»e annually, but those to be held117 words
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Article122 1951-10-04 7 IPOH, Wea. QNE of the most famous regiments In British military history, the 236-year-old 12th Royal Lancers, will take over operational duties m Perak when ihe Fourth Queen's Own Hussars leave this week for the United Kingdom after three years m Malaya. The Lancers' history goes back122 words
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77 1951-10-04 7 pORTY-FIVE young Gurkhas, who arrived early x this year to Join the Singapore police Gurkha contingent, have completed their training. ILs brings the total Rth of the contingent to nen. th the present political >ie m Nepal, the .police has been unable to reany more77 words
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Article120 1951-10-04 7 THE Singapore City Council Health Committee has been asked to review their policy Of granting meat licences. The suggestion is that licences should be issued only for the sale of either frozen or fresh meat, and not for both. A City Councillor has complained that at present120 words
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146 1951-10-04 7 DAGGING of freshmen by senior students has bejfim In the University of Malaya, although it has been officially forbidden by the University authorities. Freshmen from Singapore and the Federation who went to the University yesterday to enrol were buttonholed by seniors and interrogated.146 words
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Article193 1951-10-04 7 Malaya's 2 police heads for Siam MALAYA'S two Police Commissioners. Mr. JP. Pennefather-Evans, of Singapore, and Mr. W.N. Gray, of the Federation, are flying tn Bangkok to be guests of honour on Siam's "Police Day." Oct. 13. Mr. Pennefather-Evans will be accompanied by bis personal assistant, Mr. E. P. B.193 words
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Article50 1951-10-04 7 CIX shots were fired at a young Chinese m Teck Guan Street, Singapore, by an unknown gunman on Tuesday night. The man was not hit. Squads of police, who were on the scene soon after the shooting, recovered six spent shells. Investigations are being carried out.50 words
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Article37 1951-10-04 7 The Malayan Air Training Corps will be open to recruits aged 16 to 18 at Waterloo Street headquarters. Singapore, tonight at seven At 7.30 p.m ther e will be a lecture on radio37 words
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Article49 1951-10-04 7 PENANG. Wed.— There are 123 vacancies m the Federation's medical services but only six doctors have been recruited from Britain it was stated today by Dr R. D. Gross, former acting Director Of Medical Services. Singapore, who has taken over duties as acting Director fn the Federation.49 words
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Article124 1951-10-04 7 Chamber appeal gets $50,000 0 VE X $50,000 has been donated so far to a fund, by the Singapori Chamber of Commerce for scholarships to encourage proficiency m commercial subjects. Pearson secretary of the Chamber, said that although the fund had onty been open for a fortnight the response was124 words
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Article86 1951-10-04 7 TWO Bills amending the 1 Custodian of Property and the War Damage Ordinances will be introduced at the Singapore Legislative Council meeting on Oct. 16. The proposed amendment to the Custodian of Property Ordinance. 1950, will. m every case where the Custodian hud on Jan. 1. 1951, notice86 words
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Article42 1951-10-04 7 KANGAR Perns. Wed Tuan Haii Mukhtar. an Unofficial, urs d m the Perlis State Council today that a settlement should be ooened alone: the farrier to prevent bandits from using the Siamese-P lis boundary U n I nest42 words
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Advertisement74 1951-10-04 7 HOME ENTERTAINMENT CMF EQUIPMENT r /^/7 AVAILABLE EQUIPMENT for B mm FILMS T ;o: RUBI PHOTO CO., 113. N.,r;h Krirt'e Kd., Tel. 24«« Singapore Sole AftßU:— 61NT.APOKE IKI-. 85? l»;, IPOH TEI,. 401. PENANG TEL. 1852 Malaya's Leading Suppliers of Materials for Building Hardware Engineering Mine Estate Snip I TAN74 words
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Advertisement80 1951-10-04 7 IIJ T ljA murphy i/^ R tT,°r ff radios W VALVES AVAILABLE FROM S. P. SHOT AM CO., LTD. SING APOR E CORDUROY <*?p By THE YARD A^5A Navy, Plum, Brick. BvNf^nPlrlf Turquoise, Steel Crey. Wnlvlj M Bottle Crccn Wine w|i!»| *****. Tomato, Black, Cherry Oark Green. Indispensable, Practical and80 words
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Article236 1951-10-04 8 Longer stay m Spore favoured by medical men TWO final decision has yet been taken on the transfer of the University of Malaya from Singapore to its proposed 1,500-acre site m Johore. Medical men do not favour even a gradual transfer of all faculties to Johore236 words
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123 1951-10-04 8 OFFICE BEARERS a n d throe sub-committees, who will carry out the imme•ask of rehousing the KamporiK Bugis fire victims, will be elected by the WorkIns? Committee of the Singapore Joint Relief Organisation on Monday. The Working Committee, called by Mr. O. W. Webb,123 words
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Article24 1951-10-04 8 Loo Lens? Poi. a bumboat man. was m Singapore yesterday fined $250 for trespassing m the ship Van der Bosh.24 words
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Article, Illustration35 1951-10-04 8 >i j. .< i.n n.iKDsON, of Urn .'.la.u>an Tobacco uistnhntors and Miss Anne Helena Adams who were married at thp Presbyterian Church. Singapore >esterday by the Rev. R. M. Greer.— Straits Time* picture.35 words
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Article, Illustration307 1951-10-04 8 A BLUEPRINT based on the new ideas, suggestions :X and experiences of Singapore's eight delegates to the recent World Assembly of Youth m Ithaca, New York, is being studied by the Singapore Youth Council for the improvement of youth work m the Colony. 1307 words
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Article100 1951-10-04 8 TWO Singapore Chinese schoolboys, whom their parents said read too many Chinese cartoon books of olden day warriors, were found m a Johore Bahru hotel o n Tuesday, having been missing from their homes for two days. The boys, one aged 11. the son of a100 words
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Article40 1951-10-04 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— Kunji Mohideen, who was charged with causing hurt with a knife, admitted causing hurt but not with a knife. He was chopping firewood, he said, when a splinter struck a man. The case was postponed.40 words
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Article48 1951-10-04 8 Singapore Government has drawn up a draft constitution for a Government Services Interim Joint Council which will act as the machinery for negotiation betweer. Government, as employer and Government servants as employees. The draft has been sent to unions of Government employees for consideration and comment.48 words
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Article56 1951-10-04 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Malayan Volunteer Force hopes to start recruiting on Nov. 1. when It is believed the question of pay a"hd conditions of service will have been decided. Yesterday evening 60 "unofficial" volunteers visited Three Company. R.A.S.C., m Kuala Lumpur to Inspect its layout56 words
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Article42 1951-10-04 8 KLUANG, Wed.— Kwang Lit Heng, whose movements were restricted, and who got permission to live at Kluang for three months, was fined $25 for failing to notify change of address and $100 for being found out of doors at 9p.m.,42 words
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Article138 1951-10-04 8 12 DAYS A YEAR NOT ENOUGH DAILY paid workers of the Singapore City Council will not accept the proposed 12 days' annual leave scheme of the City Council Services Committee. They want their original demand for 14 days' annual paid leave This Is stated m a letter sent to City138 words
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Article117 1951-10-04 8 COLONEL Peter Ross and Mr Terence Coates were named directors of the newly-formed Singapore Arts Theatre at an inaugural meeting held at the Adelphi Hotel roof garden last night. Chairman of directors will be Mr. Donald Moore. Two more directors will be appointed later General manager will117 words
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177 1951-10-04 8 SINGAPORE nurses hope to form a Trained Nurses Association by the end of the year so as to be represented at the next congress m Brazil m 1953 of the International Council of Nurses. The International Council of Nurses has 32177 words
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Article51 1951-10-04 8 P. Subramaniam, a 18--year-old bill collector, was yesterday tentatively charged m the Singapore First Police Court with criminal breach of trust, of a total of $1,085 belonging to Dr. F. X. de Souza on Aug. 15. The case was postponed to Oct. 10. Bail of $10,000 was51 words
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Article28 1951-10-04 8 •KUANTAN. Wed.— A rovernment pensioner. Mi-. S. Velauthan, has died. He was chief clerk of the District Office at Kinta when he retired m 1932.28 words
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Article110 1951-10-04 8 Cl BSTATIONS liable to load shedding today. TODAY Wayanr Satu, ChaUworth Road, Poirce Road, Somerville Estate, Leedon Road, Victoria Park, Nassim Hill, Dalvey Road, Paterson Road, Great World, Ho Honj Oil Mill, Alexandra Incinerator, Tiong Bahru. Havelork Road, Malayan Brewery, A.B.C. Brewery, Diethelm Co., Tanglln Road, Phoenix Park,110 words
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Article118 1951-10-04 8 Colony men fail to get berths fHINESE and Indians were m the majority of a score of Singaporeans who applied to fill vacant berths on the round-the-world sailing boat, Yankee, before she left the Colony yesterday. But when she sailed, the berths were still empty. "We would only take somebody118 words
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Article122 1951-10-04 8 CINGAPORE vegetable growers have been Invited to exhibit their produce at the Consumers Resistance Grow More Food show at the Happy World, Singapore, on Oct. 28. Mrs. Robert Eu, organiser of the show, said yesterday the vegetable exhibits would be divided into two groups. "One group122 words
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Article92 1951-10-04 8 A. V. Kuntali, who sued a woman. Lee Yong. for possession of a house m Duku Road, which he had let to her husband, was yesterday granted possession by the Singapore Second Civil District Judge. Mr. L. N Macassey. The claim for possession was based on92 words
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Article107 1951-10-04 8 FORMER M AYF AIR DETAINEE ILL pOH Seng Yoke, 38-year-old secretary of the now defunct Maylair Musical and Dramatic Association, who has been detained under th« Emergency Regulations m St. John's Island since December last year. Is now m a Singapore hospital Ooh was removed seriously 111 to hospital from107 words
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Advertisement70 1951-10-04 8 created to keep you oil through the day >__SI~/ V A R D L E V S^edd lavender The same laiuutable tresh tragrance is echoed m the Yardley Lavender Soap -so bland, so pure, so kind to the skin it is indeed 'the luxury soap of the world', •Jso perfumed70 words
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Advertisement176 1951-10-04 8 /ww I j fhe City of the King of the Angels, this wonder of the world, is at your .v* doorstep! i > Tri FIRST AIR TOUR LEAVES I KALLANG. SINGAPORE. V on Monday, Bth, October, at 7 a.m. INCLUSIVE FARE CTC/)/ HOTELS RETURN FLICHT J"| LAND TOUR Book NOW176 words
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Miscellaneous161 1951-10-04 8 C'YMA: Church of the Sacred Heart, Holy Hour, Bp.m. OVERSEAS LEAGUE: Capitol Blue Room, lunch party, 12.45 to S p.m. EAST-WEST SOCIETY: "The Asians of Central Borneo", talk by Mr. Tom Harrtsson, Government Ethnologist and Curator of Sarawak Museum, British Council Hall, 8.30 p.m. YWCA Raffles Quay, sewing classes by161 words
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Article, Illustration592 1951-10-04 9 Says SUSAN DEACON A T the inarch past of members of the Voluntary Services m London during the Victory Parade of 1945, Mr. Winston Churchill is reported to have turned to the Dowager Lady Reading, the Chairman of the W.V.S., and said "But they all have592 words
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Article292 1951-10-04 9 MAGDA DUNIN - Be your own beauty specialist MAGDA DUNIN By I WAS asked recently for advice on how to lake one's complexion ighter In tone, without lavine to resort to salon reatments, or commit meself to buying expenive preparations. Unfortunately the best, the emollient bleaching "reams are beyond -many people's means. However,292 words
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Advertisement280 1951-10-04 9 Cool iksi and collected... /^jflMJKx LYSTAV 19 a spun rayon^^fci«F' I fabric that keeps Jt >^*'^JL I you looking and uLl'i'^\^\S\ V fooling your best, Iw*. I* 1 \(\l thanks to its /f it I .'JV^.f f-TO^ ■hsunt, mij.j)!l- I sl A'^WV t. \l urc. A favourite/ jf *»\Vjf\ Tootal280 words
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Advertisement24 1951-10-04 9 SCOTTIE SAYS don't care vhai you Mr. according to Susan Deacon it would be a leather m my hat it I had a hat."24 words
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Advertisement283 1951-10-04 9 irs rich with (jrf/Onvrf IT'S SMOOTH WITH X/2^l^ .^E^E^B^v^Ek f tw^ s»t s^^^jr 'yy tfmtML CREAM of CHICKEN SOUP Taste this new soup and you'll say it's the finest cream of chicken you've ever tasted! A smooth blend of extraheavy cream and deep-flavored chicken stock, with tempting cuts of celery283 words
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Miscellaneous437 1951-10-04 9 JfflL. A N evening dress for the festive* season must be eye-catching JgL/±^\ and B a Y For the late 5 1 ason /yj\ 1 t\ n 4-\ it must have a bouffant skirt and /iII X Here is a co beautiful B° wn J V which is all these437 words
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Article, Illustration1666 1951-10-04 10 TITO IS IN FAVOUR OF REARMAMENT TO IMPRESS RUSSIA WITH THE DANCERS. STALIN DOES NOT AIM AT WAR, BUT THERE IS A DANGER HE WILL FALL INTO If. WE MUST ROB STALIN OF HIS PROPAGANDA CLAIM TO BE THE FRIEND Of THE POOR. T*HE Yugoslavs are1,666 words
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Article, Illustration79 1951-10-04 10 "V\u-i an you toms i 0 j 0 ui.h tiie iiuw"."' asked AlanMior Monkey. "You can't just leave him Suppose he met someone rise who was magic and persuaded them to make him his proper slxe again." "I shall com c here to live," said-79 words
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Advertisement179 1951-10-04 10 "lou're Not The Only One Who Can Handle A Bull Whip, Mister!" HI R^^kt \1 RuK9R«rl m If mw&tk I I 'I E wA K^HkH I THE ROARING SAGA OF f JJ-\ mtf[ |T a THE TREACHEROUS TRAIL THROUGH MM WiX/Bk TH ALKALI I £&B JOHN PAYNE DENNIS O'KEEFE ARLEEN179 words
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Advertisement32 1951-10-04 10 YVHE RIGHT HON. ANEURIN BEVAN M.P. \in his second report on his visit to Yugoslavia tells of his two-day talk with Marshal Tito. i*iii»»»ii»M» A A hiitiimtii ■ii.,.i.iu l ..iu. tl .iiiiiiiiT32 words
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Advertisement321 1951-10-04 10 MOVIE NEWS OCTOBER ISSUE ON SALE TOMORROW THE BIGGEST VALUE FOR-MONEY PROGRAMME EVER 11-U5-4-TODAY-6 30-9.30 1. THE 1951 SINGAPORE COLD CUP Filmed by SHAW BROS, at Bukit Timah 2. CITY DAY CELEBRATIONS EXCLUSIVE 2-REELER Produced jointly by Shaw Bros. Ltd. and Malayan Film Unit. 3. THE ELUSIVE PIMPERNEL N COIOUI321 words
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Article290 1951-10-04 11 LONDON, Wed. THE London stock mark^u. loday made a bright start to the new trading period. Mew account buying created small but widespread gains 10 domestic issues and with provinces paying particular need to nrsi grade issues. Textiles and rayons registered useiul gains while miscellaneous leaders such as290 words
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Article163 1951-10-04 11 From Our Own Correspondent MELBOURNE, Wed. INVESTMENTS had another strong market In Melbourne today. Most sections participated Trie main influencing factor was a strong Geelong wool market, where prices rose to 15 per cent above Melbourne's Monday levels. The Continent and America bought keenly. North Broken Hill163 words
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Article207 1951-10-04 11 Sellers, profit-takers bring a decline CELLING from the Federation and pront-taking by dealers and speculators brought an easing on the Singapore rubber market yesterday. All offerings, however, were well absorbed by the trade at the decline. A good turn-over was reported, with business done at around three cents207 words
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Article32 1951-10-04 11 LONDON, Oct. 3— Spot 44\id., Nov. 43^d.. Dec. 43'^d., Jan.Mar. 42Vid., Apr.-June 40-^d.. Oct. c.i.f. 43 %d.. Oct -Nov. c if. 4314 d., Nov.-Dec. cJ.i. 424., nom. Market: Barely steady.32 words
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Article94 1951-10-04 11 r UMUT Rubber Estates directors have declared an Interim dividend of 10 per cent., lesa tax. on the £485.482 capital In respect of the year to Sept. 30, 1951. The dividend is payable on Oct. 30. Payment of a further dividend for 1959-1951 will depend on the outcome94 words
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Article40 1951-10-04 11 SINGAPORE Wed., Oct 3— 5456 (down $6.50.) London: £972 V 2 a ton LONDON. Wed. Cash Bayers C972H, Sellers £989; Forward Buyers £*****, Sellers £920; Settlement £975 (down £20). Turn -over: a.m. 200, p.m. 20 tons.40 words
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Article132 1951-10-04 11 "THE Singapore produce market 1 copra section was quietly steady yesterday with buyers for October shipment at $04 i a picul, rising to $40 4 and sellers firm at $41. Coconut oil was dull with sellers quoting $67 a picul and buyers uninterested. Pepper prices remained unchanged132 words
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Article35 1951-10-04 11 HONG KONG, Wed. pREE market currency exchange for Hong Kong dollars was quoted at the close today as follows: US$l HK56.94 (cash): HK$6 98 (T.T.); £1 HK115.75; one tahll of gold HK$335V— UP.UP - 35 words
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Article170 1951-10-04 11 CHIPS In the Singapore Roads and alongside the Singapore Harbour Board godowns at 4 p.m. yesterday were: Outer Roads: Hal Hsuan, El Greco, Fuji Mam, Chit Sein, George Luckenbach. Pentakota, Mary E. Kinney, Chas Macleod. Cyclops. Lac Tchad. S. O. Bland, Walngapore. Nieuw Holland, Hoegh Silverstream. Star Alcyone,170 words
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Article211 1951-10-04 11 Dealers wait and see MALAYAN share market dealers adopted a wait and see attitude yesterday Prices tended to sag sllghtiy with business difficult to transact. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association were: INDUSTRIALS Barer* Sellers Alex. Bricks Pref 2 10 220 Gammons 2 70 2 15211 words
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Article37 1951-10-04 11 RAHMAN Hydraulic In Sep. tember produced 813 plculs or tin-ore. •TAKUAPA Valley Tin Dredging 1 last month covered 270,000 cubic yards In 1.199 .hours to produce 344 piculs of ore. Both dredges were crossing tailings.37 words
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Advertisement964 1951-10-04 11 MANSFIELD CO.. LTD. < 'ncorooratec m Singapore) BULB FUNNEL LINE sptioa to iiiocMd »n ottter p««ti to load «m discharge cargo SAILINCS to LIVIRPOOL CLASCOW LONDON b CONTINENTAL PORTS ■Due Sails P Stam Penang E«r«.tJi* In Mj.it I cs L DOOl C 25/26 Oct. 8 D»«ci"e)n Movie C. 44 Oct.964 words
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Advertisement394 1951-10-04 11 ~«D. WESI COAST MALAYA Vessel fur Muar Weekly Vessel tor Malacca Twice Weekly Vessel tor Port Oickson Weekly Tung Song for Malacca. P Oickson, P. Swettenham Oct. 10 Scnugjrang tor Pcnang, T Anson Oct. S EAST COAST MALAYA Reuni. for Kuantan Oct. 4 Rjwjng for Kemaman Dungun Trei'Rganu Oct. 1394 words
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Advertisement444 1951-10-04 11 PRESIDENT LINER SAILINGS To New York and Boston via Ceylon. India Egret and Mediterranean Port*. Singapore P Swettenham Penant i.i SCHUYLER OTIS BLAND 1 la) Port U/12Oct. 29S.pt/lOct Sails 10 Oct. v. "PRESIDENT VAN BUREN" 9/18 Oct 19/21 Oct. 22/25 Oct. S.i PRESIDENT ARTHUR" 21/30 Oct. 31 O«t./2 Nov. 3/5444 words
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Advertisement473 1951-10-04 11 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINCS FROM SCANDINAVIA U X 'CONTINENT s'oore P Sivim "Selandia" for Saigon Bangkok 22-24 Oct. 19-21 Oct. 15-18 Oct. "Panama" for Bangkok. Hong Kong, Kobe Yokohama 23-26 Oct. "Fionia" far Bangkok 25-25 Oct. "Malaya" for Bangkok HKong 23-25 Nov. 21-22 Nov. 19-20 Nov SAILINCS FROM |APAN A473 words
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Advertisement1034 1951-10-04 11 McALISTER <V CO.. LT Telephone No 5906 ELLERMAK BUCKN ALL I LONDON HAVRE, ROTTERDAM ft HAMSURC and for USA North Atlantic Ports and Canada via Colombo mi CITY Ot POONA Spore P Sham Pen.-ing 14/19 Oct. 20/22 Oct. 21/25 Act-. si CITY Ot OTTAWA due Singapore 13 Nov P Sham:1,034 words
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Article371 1951-10-04 12 Great race m prospect By EPSOM JEEP IPOH, Wednesday. A GREAT race is m prospect for the Perak Gold Vase to be run over 6f. on Saturday, concluding day of the Perak Turf Club Autumn Meeting. Fourteen of the fastest horses m training have371 words
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Article192 1951-10-04 12 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By IPOH, Wed. 'pHE three-year-old championship of the season has been well and truly established. Gambar Melayu showed that his Gold Cup running at Bukit Timah last month was not his true form when he won the $15,000 Perak Stakes over 9f.192 words
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Article90 1951-10-04 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed—Playing under wet conditions and with two men short, South Johore RFC were defeated on the English College ground by RAF Seletar by 18 points (a drop goal and five tries i to nil. RAF opened the scoring with a drop goal90 words
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Article36 1951-10-04 12 After suffering three successive defeats m the S.H.A. Senior League, the Singapore Chinese Recreation Club yesterday staged a come-back when they defeated R.A.P. Seletar one-nil m a fast and keenly-con-•e.=ted game at Seletar.36 words
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Article75 1951-10-04 12 LONDON, Wed. l»l \\Y Huntman, manager of the British lightweight champion. Tommy McOovern, slated today that he was cabling a reply to a Singapore promoter who has offered MrGovern two fights there. "The promoter has now named MrGovern's opponents." Huntman said. "They are Bobby I I75 words
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Article, Illustration434 1951-10-04 12 SCC triumph— the backs got going By A Special Correspondent S.C.C 13; R.A.S.C 6. AN excellent game of open Rugby was seen on the x Padang yesterday evening; when Singapore Cricket Club entertained the Royal Army Service Corps. The game resulted m a win for the Club by 13 points434 words
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Article56 1951-10-04 12 Singapore Police beat C-in-C Naval Staff by a converted try to nil m a rugger encounter at Thomson Road yesterday. The wet, ground made it a forwards' game. Bulat broke away from a loose scrum, kicked ahead, and dribbled over for a touch-down. Yap56 words
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Article91 1951-10-04 12 The racing sched'^fc for the Penang Autumn meeting on Oat. 13. 17 and 20 Is:— First Day: Class 3. Divs. 1, 2, and 3, over 7f Class 4. Dlts. 1, 3, and 3, over s<*>f. and Dlvs. 1 and 2 over It. Second Day: Class 3, Divs. 1,91 words
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Article451 1951-10-04 12 IPOH, Wednesday. pOLLOWING are the weights for all ten races on Saturday, third and last day of the Perak Turf Club's Autumn (Gold Vase) meeting: COLD VASE Cl. 1, Dlv. 1-6 r Uninsured 9.04 No Regrets 8.11 Decanter 8.10 Pink Gin 8.08 Kew Gardens x.ox Raj Mahal451 words
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Article311 1951-10-04 12 MARINE Dept., top team In Dlv. 3A entered the Anal of the s.a.f.a. junior cup when they defeated Cheerful Lad* 2-1 at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Marines will meet the winner of the Fathul Karlb v. Star Soccerite* match which will be played at Jalan311 words
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Article259 1951-10-04 12 SHB 23; SCC 'A' t. PILING on points m the second half of their match against the Cricket Club "A" i XV. the Singapore Harbour Board with a superior reserve of speed and stamina went on to score a convincing 23 points (four259 words
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Article577 1951-10-04 12 PENANG, Wednesday. A TOTAL of 139 entries 85 m Class 3 and 54 m Class 4, has been received for the Penang Turf Club's three-day Autumn Meeting: on Oct. 15, 17 and 20. There will be eight races on the first and last days and577 words
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Sentinel's Sportlight
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Article799 1951-10-04 12 fHERE is a strenuous time ahead for most of Malaya's leading soccer players, and a festival of football for the fans. Although the season officially ends on the last day of October there will be plenty of soccer for a month or more after that— and799 words
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Article57 1951-10-04 12 Foljowing are the mull, of th« 'L nga DO u r< Rin<> Associalictis sp<ioil i?Dt lsT H BUlm Tima ratn HiKhfat Run score: S Leutv 97/IMi 5.R lal handUßi) Capt Mi-Oral JR. Ib) handicap L Klnn. There wfj be a practire shoot oa Saturday Oct. 6 at57 words
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Advertisement185 1951-10-04 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. 'Continued from orevious Col VEHICLE FOR SALE FOR SALE 1947 Clirysler 4door Saloon 27 H.P. black colour. Mechanically sound and m first-class condition. Offers invltcd. Telephone ***** during office hours or reply Box No. A7841. ST. FOR SALE FOR SALE: Baby's bathlnette. complete with removable canvas cover. Used185 words
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Page 12 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous41 1951-10-04 12 HOCKEY: Dlt. 2 Lge.: CRE(S) v Fed. Customs at CRR TENNIS: YMCA h'cap tourney. SWIMMING: SASA 800-metres relay heats at CSC. SINGAPORE TIDES TODAY: 0020 (9.6), 1214 (9.5): 0614 (2.6). 1834 (0.7). TOMORROW: 0100 (9.3), 1242 (9.5); 0644 (3.2). 1914 (0.7).41 words
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