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Title Section19 1951-10-16 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1951. if PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS19 words
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Article238 1951-10-16 1 And breaks the treaty with Britain CAIRO CABINET WANTS 'TOTAL QUIT CAIRO, Monday. THE Egyptian Chamber of Deputies today unanimously approved the abrogation of the 1936 Anglo-Egyptian treaty. The Chamber also unanimously approved abrogation of the 1899 Sudan Condominium. The Egyptian Minister of theReuter; AP; UP - 238 words
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Article135 1951-10-16 1 No progress in talks' say Reds MUNSAN, Mon. fOMMUNIST sources at Pan- munjom said todays meetings made no progress towards reopening talks, but another meeting was scheduled for tomorrow. A United Nations headquarters release said the Communists again insisted on a five-mile radius for the neutral zone around their baseReuter - 135 words
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Article50 1951-10-16 1 LONDON. Mon. SHIPS crowded Tilbury, within the Port cf London, today as a ten-day work-to-rule demonstration by dockers bepuo to have effect. Every available yard of berthing space was occupied. The men. who had also banned overtime, were protesting against the recruitment of oxtra labour— Rev-50 words
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Article64 1951-10-16 1 IPOH. Mon. OOLICE are searching the jungle for two Indian wild boar hunters who went into the hills of Silibin on Friday and have not returned to their homes m Buntong. The men are Muthiah, a police truck driver and Mada;>amy. a civilian. They are said64 words
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Article33 1951-10-16 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Bandits shot two workers near Bahau yesterday when they stopped two lorries carrying labourers. The bandits set fire to the lorries burnins; one and damaging che other.33 words
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Article84 1951-10-16 1 KANSAS CITY, Mon. 28- YEAR-OLD man was gaoled m Kansas City for three years for attempting to obtain money from the parents of men killed m Korea by what the judge termed a "most reprehensible" fraud. The man. William Holingsworth, was said to have learned the84 words
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Article33 1951-10-16 1 LONDON. Mon.— For the first time since the King underwent hl 8 operation three weeks ago. the ceremonial changing of the guard took place today at Buckingham Palace.— Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article30 1951-10-16 1 TOKYO, Mon— A Globemaster aircraft haa flown 160 wounded and sick U.B. Eighth Army troops from Korea to Japan— a record for a single flight.— AP.AP - 30 words
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Article, Illustration92 1951-10-16 1 Lady Gurney flies to London LADY GURNEY left Singapore yesterday by BOAC plane for London without anyone being present to see her off. She had asked that her departure be as quiet as possible. She was accompanied by Mrs. Hogan, wife of Mr J. Hogan. Federation Attorney General, who will92 words
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Article114 1951-10-16 1 CHIANG MEN TOLD: 'CURB FEELINGS' f THE Singapore Secre- tariat for Chinese Affairs has asked local pro-Nationalist Chinese to "curb their exhuberance m wild demonstrations of loyalty to the Chiang Government". Expressions of loyalty, with shouting of slogans and drinking of toasts to Chiang have recurred a number of times114 words
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Article55 1951-10-16 1 CANBERRA. Mon.— Private industry expects large orders for weapons and equipment by the end of the year, as part of Australia's 1951-52 defence programme costing £182,955.200. When the three-year rearmament plan reaches Its peak, at the end of 1951. expenditure will reach the peacetime record rateReuter - 55 words
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Article111 1951-10-16 1 MORE than 500 Singapore house hunters invaded the High Court Registry yesterday to get declaration forms signed by the Commissioners of Oath. t Police had to be called m to keep the crowd m order to make them queue up and take their turns. The111 words
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80 1951-10-16 1 'Ruth blows down 10,000 Jap houses TOKYO, Mon '"TYPHOON RUTH" was heading toward the Sea of Japan today after whiplashing Southern Japan and leaving m its wake at least 44 killed, 83 injured, 35 missing and nearly 10,000 dwellings destroyed or seriously damaged by flood and wind. Ninety small fishingReuter - 80 words
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67 1951-10-16 1 2.000 hands to shake in two hours HANDSHAKES and not bows and curtsies will be the style at the bid reception the British Embassy In Washington is planning for Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh on Oct. 30. So man? people are going there will not be room to67 words
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Article72 1951-10-16 1 From Our Own Correspondent LONDON. Mon MAJOR-General D. Dunlop, former General Officer Commanding Singapore District Base, who retired from the Army recently, will shortly take up duties as a security officer In the Colonial Office. One of MaJ -Gen. Dunlop's chief jobs will be to visit72 words
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Article74 1951-10-16 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. CHIA WAH alias Lew Huay. a 30-year-old bandit and member of the Beladinß branch if the Mm Yuen, was killed m an ambush by security forces m the Muar area of Johore yesterday. In the same area, security forces killed another bandit this74 words
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Article55 1951-10-16 1 POLL VICTORY FOR PRO- AMERICANS PARIS, Mon. Local elections m France gave parties supporting the Premier, M. Pleven's, pro-American foreign policy a victory. They won 75 per cent of the 1,660 seats at stake. The Communists, who campaigned on anti-American platform, won 78 seats 98 fewer than they held before.55 words
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103 1951-10-16 1 MALACCA, Monday. VfR. Wee Tiam Chwee, manager of the Batu iTI Bekarat division of the Ong Hin Tiang Estate, wa s seriously injured and a special constable killed when bandits ambushed his car near Tebong, about 18 miles from Malacca today A contractor and103 words
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Article50 1951-10-16 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. 'TWO freight trains bound north were bite today and another ran with only a break Tan to take on loads from stations. This was a result of the "work to rule** system adopted by the Malayan Railway Traffic Operating; Union on Saturday.50 words
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Article40 1951-10-16 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. In the Kuala Krau district of Pahang, a kepala and his wife, who failed to return from work, were found stabbed to death. They were Wong Vow Nam, 77 and his wife, Llm Len Tang.40 words
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Article49 1951-10-16 1 FRENCH underwater explorers are shortly to investigate the city of Helict, former capital of the ancient Greek Srovince of Achala, which waa engulfed by the sea m le 4th century B.C. It U submerged about a mile off the northern coast of the Peloponnesus.— UNESCO.49 words
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Article, Illustration55 1951-10-16 1 PRINCESS ELIZABETH, with the Duke of Edinburgh on the wheel, leaves Clarence House, their London home, to bid fareoMM to the King at Buckingham Palace, just before the flight to Canada. Eaeoanaged by the fine weather Londoners waited outside Clarence House to get a last55 words
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Article259 1951-10-16 1 NOTE PROTESTS AT BRITISH BAN TEHERAN, Monday. PERSIA has sent a strong note to Britain protesting against recent economic restrictions And Finance Minister, Mo- I hammed All Varasteh, said today that Persia would buy 32,000 tons of sugar from Russia on a barter basis. SugarReuter; UP - 259 words
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Article100 1951-10-16 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. THE Officer Administering the Government, Mr. M. V. del Tufo, this afternoon held his most Important conference since his return to the Federation on Saturday. Mr. del Tufo conferred with the acting Chief Secretary, Mr. D. C. Watherston, the acting Secretary for Defence.100 words
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Article320 1951-10-16 1 Gurney: Eighty suspects held From Our Special Correspondent RAUB, Mon. THE bandit gang which x ambushed Sir Henry Gurney has now moved close to Raub, said unconfirmed reports today. Eighty suspects have been rounded up for questioning, it is understood. A company of Gurkhas la believed to be operating close320 words
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Advertisement532 1951-10-16 2 NATURALISATION NoilCE is hereby given that TE)W YEE THIN of 56 Paalr Panjang Road. Singapore, is applying to the Governor for naturalisation, and that any person who knows any reason why naturalisation should not be granted should send a written signed statement of the facts to the Colonial Secretary.* Singapore.532 words
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Advertisement1288 1951-10-16 2 NOTKJEH ~AN OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE SOUND INVESTMENTS ESTATE OF BROOKE DAVID DECD. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Town Properties To Be Held At Our Sale-Room No. 9-C (Ist floor) D' Almeida St.. Singapore. ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 22ND, 1951 AT 2.30 P.M. 1. No. 8, OXLEY RISE. Freehold land A Bungalow.1,288 words
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Advertisement800 1951-10-16 2 NOTICES NOTIFICATION APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Citizens not more than 23 years old who have passed the School Certificate with a credit In English and Junior Middle School In Chinese or Its equivalent with a good knowledge of 2 Chinese dialects for appointments as Chinese Student Interpreters. The appointment*800 words
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Advertisement822 1951-10-16 2 "Caterpillar" '"l KEG. TRADE NAMI B m m Diesel Engines Diesel Marine Engines I Diesel Electric Sets i Earth Moving Machinery Land Clearing Machinery Track Type Tractors I JAf-1 ame s I :|MiLLEßf2p3£ni: til 6 CO. l T 9 TWA TRAVELLING ABROAD? i&J/'X j STOP-OVER and dtangc to 4f 111822 words
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Article, Illustration402 1951-10-16 3 Tories make a two-pronged attack on Labour rule GOVERNMENT QUOTES COMMONWEALTH TO HIT BACK LONDON, Monday. ITU ten days left to go to the polls, the two main political parties m Britain are getting warmed up for one of the bitterest election contests m the country's history. Its internal differencesReuter; AP - 402 words
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Article75 1951-10-16 3 Two stole a railway siding LONDON. Mon J\AY ai;er day two men laboured at uprooting a railway siding. They carried away 160 yards of track before officials realised that they were not railway workers. Police who Investigated said the steel had been sold to junk dealers for £41. On SaturdayAP - 75 words
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Article76 1951-10-16 3 BUDAPEST. Mon ARCHBISHOP Oyula Czapik. chairman of Hungary's bench of Catholic bishops, warned the priests of his diocese not to shelter strangers "wh o have neither occupation there nor have reported to tfie police m their parishes, because this would bring only trouble for both the76 words
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Article62 1951-10-16 3 DARWIN, Mon.-On his arrival here last night, the Ceylonese Prime Minister Mr D^ S. Senanayake, said 'that the training students from Ceylon would receive m Australia under the Colombo Plan would be of great benefit to his country's agriculture and animal husbandry. Mr. Senanayake has comeReuter - 62 words
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141 1951-10-16 3 'Bombs'from U.S.— greet the Princess ONTARIO. Mon. DRINCESS Elizabeth got 1 back into the groove of formal doings today after almost missing the royal train, getting splashed at the Niagara Falls and hay- ing her husband read the Bible at a church yesterday Americans took a hand m the royalUP - 141 words
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104 1951-10-16 3 'Devaluation will sweep over Europe BRUSSELS. Mon A WAVE of devaluation seems to be. about tc fall on Europe," the conservative Catholic paper La Libr e Belgtqu*. said yesterday "It is believed that only five countries will escape— Italy. Germany Portugal and Belgium These devaluations would not have the gravityAP - 104 words
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Article72 1951-10-16 3 UTTLE ROCK, Ankansas. Mon. lINIVERSITY, of Arkansas v scientists claim they have developed an inexpensive t.eatment for cancer. They have used cobalt, a relatively cheap metal, to replace high-priced radium m the treatment of caucer diseased tissues. Cobalt is an iron-like metal. Cost of production is72 words
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Article, Illustration42 1951-10-16 3 REDS MOT IN BERLIN WEST BERLIN POI.K X arrest an East Berlin ommu nfcst demonstrator during a riot on the Russian-French rune border. More than 5,000 East Berlin Communists on Oct. 3 tried to break throng h to West Berlin. AT. photo42 words
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Article215 1951-10-16 3 U.S. 'willing to reduce arms' SALEM, N. Carolina, Monday PRESIDENT Truman expressed the hope m a speech here yesterday that Soviet leaders will cooperate with the free nations m an attempt to achieve peace. The President emphasised that the United States remains ready to work with the SoViet Union andUP - 215 words
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Article266 1951-10-16 3 XHE Persian Govern- 1 ment has ordered j its foreign missions to cancel all celebrations i I of the Shah's 33rd birth- I I day on Oct. 27 for i economy reasons. i JAPAN is to import proportionately more i I from the266 words
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Article58 1951-10-16 3 NEW DELHI. Mon. UOTING m India's first general election will begin m the state of Himachal Pradesh on October 25 —the same date as Britain's elections. Six other Indian states will vote by the end of the year The remaining 19 will vote during January Final resultsAP - 58 words
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Article59 1951-10-16 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. A silver cross and a set of silver candlesticks were yesterday presented to Washington Cathedral by the King through the British Ambassador. Sir Oliver Franks. Sir Oliver said the gift was "a th^nk offering" to commemorate the attendance of many British subjects atReuter - 59 words
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Article54 1951-10-16 3 MANSTON, England, Mon. An airliner carrying Mr. Eamon de Valera, Prime Minister of the Irish Republic, made a forced landing at Mans ton Royal Air Force base yesterday. Mr. De Valera, on his way to Zurich, was picked op by another plane and continued on54 words
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Article237 1951-10-16 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. MR. Henry Grady, former United States Ambasador to Persia, said today that Britain had made "a great mistake" m taking the Persian oil dispute to the United Nations. Mr. Grady. a central figure In several of the Teheran oil conferences, criticised the British torReuter - 237 words
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Article40 1951-10-16 3 HONG KONG. Mon. Dr. X M. PanniEar, Indian Ambassador to Communist China, arrived m Hong Kong with his wile from Peking by train via Canton yesterday Il<* is returning to India for consultations with his Qoverr.ment.—ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Advertisement178 1951-10-16 3 PAIN GOES y t m fis. pain is Sgsgsg f~ ri\ > 'yw^Vi Mentholalum relieves pain to quickly that n 1-Ir 1 seems almost like magic You an feel its cooling toothing touch begin at once to ease the painful throb. And it is so simple to use Mcntholatum Q|178 words
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Advertisement955 1951-10-16 3 •W this morning and buy the best sweetened condensed milk on the market.., it's rich and nourishing and you can depend on the quality. "ACORN" Sweetened Condensed MILK 14 oi. tin: 66c. Singapore price. Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. YOU.too.may be one of the MILLIONS who suffer fromVITAMIN&MINERAL that is955 words
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Article19 1951-10-16 4 PORT DICKSON, Mbn Welfare Dance will be held at Rhu Lodge, Coast Road. Port Dlckson, on Saturday.19 words
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Article, Illustration389 1951-10-16 4 Second resignation from Council m 3 weeks jypl. C. R. Dasaratha Rat, Labour member on the Singapore Legislative Council for the Rochore electoral district, resigned yesterday from the General Council of the Labour Party of Singapore. He still remains a member of the party.389 words
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Article156 1951-10-16 4 Student had seditious documents A\* 18-year-old student admitted m the Singapore .t District Court yesterday possession of six seditious documents on April 14. The youth. Loh Ho Char, who had been detained under the Emergency Regulations for the past seven months, was sentenced by Mr. W. O. Alcock. the Judge,156 words
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Article218 1951-10-16 4 rIE new Singapore Harbour Board police force were told by the chairman of the Board, Mr. P. A. T. Chrimes, at their passing-out parade yesterday that they would have millions of dollars of merchandise In their charge. "You are now becoming a first-class operating unit,218 words
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Article33 1951-10-16 4 PORT DICKSON. Mon Mr. Choo Eng Seek, chief clerk at the District Police Headquarters, Port Dickson, has been transferred to Kuala Trengganu. His successor is Mr. Chin Hon San from Kuala Trengganu.33 words
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Article126 1951-10-16 4 THK KIMANIS For Borneo service Far surpassing an y ship previously on the Singapore-North Borneo service, the latest addition to the Straits Steamship Company's fleet, the Kimanis, is expected to arrive m Singapore on Thursday. She has single, double and three-berth cabins, some with private bathrooms, for 40 first-class passengers,126 words
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151 1951-10-16 4 AUTOMATIC traffic lights A m Bras Basah Road. Singapore and at the corner of Bencoolen Street and Stamford Road are expected to be Installed this week. Nearly all traffic lights m the city area are now automatic. Chief of traffic police, Mr. W. R.151 words
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Article23 1951-10-16 4 KOTA BAHRU. Mon— Mr. P. George of the Telecommunication Department. Talping has arrived on transfer to Kota Bahru as Senior Technical Assistant.23 words
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Article255 1951-10-16 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. JOSEPH Speeiman, alias J. Shmotkin, managing director of The Griffin Inn, Kuala Lumpur, was today sued for maintenance by his wife, Maria Speeiman, before Inche Harun m the Kuala Lumpur Second Magistrate's Court. The magistrate ordered Speeiman to pay his wife a255 words
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Article88 1951-10-16 4 Today's Radio SPORE 9.35 a.m. Schools; 9.55 Interlude; 10-10.10 News from K.L.; 10 45-12 Schools; 1 p.m. Radio Orch.; 1.30 News; 1.45 Dance Music; 2-2 50 Schools; 8.15 "Four Stars and a Starlette"; 6.30 U.N. Album; 6.40 Radio Malaya Trio; 6.55 Announcements; 7 News; 7.12 -Can I Help You?"; 7.3088 words
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94 1951-10-16 4 SEREMBAN. Mon. W. F. Jarret, 30, regimental quartermaster attached to headquarters South Malaya District, was killed on Saturday when the car m which he was travelling crashed against the wait of a bridge at the Junction ol Pahang Road and Rasah Road, near Seremban.94 words
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Article, Illustration46 1951-10-16 4 Thieir turbans were a new design THESE three constables of the new Harbour Board Poli.-e Fore« from the left, Kehar Sinffh. Kirpul SirtKh and Hardial JWnfh were very conspicuous with their specially designed turbans, at yesterday's first full dress parade of the force.— -Straits Times picture.46 words
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Article82 1951-10-16 4 rO cases of tinned pineapple were placed on the ECAFE Conference information desk yesterday with a large notice: "Dell* cious Malayan pineapples. Help yourself. Yum-Yum." Last week when. an attractive illustrated brochure about the pineapple industry m Malaya was distributed to delegates, one of them82 words
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Article158 1951-10-16 4 COUR luxury buses, costing $25,000 each, will be used on the proposed Kuala Lum-pur-Singapore express service. The promoters are still waiting for a permit from the Singapore City Council to operate m the Colony. They have decided to start the" service with a working capital ot158 words
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Article66 1951-10-16 4 An explosion started .a mv m tru> varnish manufacturing sbjop of the PA.R. Malayan Paint Works Ltd. m Teiok Blangah R°ad yesterday and caused damage estimated at about $20,000 Several tons of varnish and oil were destroyed. No casualtlef were reported but thr shop buildln? was66 words
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Article60 1951-10-16 4 Radio Malaya wants local Army talent to sing and play instruments for Its n.dio show "Take A Chance." Army pet.sonnel who would like to be Riven an audition should write to "Take A chance", care of Radio Malaya, Young Road, Kuala Lumpur. Soldiers can also *r.lje60 words
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Advertisement120 1951-10-16 4 L«*t 3 Shows: 3. 6.15 A 9.15 p.m. I'nited Artiits A Sly. Slick Delirious Story "THREE HUSBANDS' SUrrinc Eralyn Wllllmms— Eve Arde» Tomorrow M O.M. "NORTHWEST RA\(.iKv THE SIN THEY DO.T7 BY TWO AND TWO. THEY MUST PAY FOR, ONE (E BY ONE! •HiriltUitthlMMil V HO CAKPtTI "Friends" excl.iimcd MM120 words
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Article, Illustration608 1951-10-16 5 Malaya's rubber boom 'abnormal, precarious' ijmmi JxTHIS t%A fi HI Id J\M W/TTiJ^Klsn!3?!7TTl7TT7^^7Brci From Our Own Correspondent LONDON, Monday. jyfALAYA'S present abnormal prosperity, regarded by some, not without reason, as both precarious and temporary, should not be allowed to mask the true condition of the rubber industry m Malaya, said608 words
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Article197 1951-10-16 5 Menon queries police morale PENANG, Mon. fkR. N. K. Menon (Inu dian Unofficial) expressed concern m the Settlement Council today over 'the apparent ease" with which four policemen had been robbed of their firearms by bandits. Warning that public dissatisfaction was spreading. he said that four incidents within two months197 words
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Article69 1951-10-16 5 ANOTHER new Italian ship. M. V. Ugolini Vivaldi, of the Lloyd Triestino line's lialy-India-Far East service, has arrived m Singapore on her maiden voyage. She is a sister ship of the Sebastiano Caboto. the 11,000--ton liner formerly used to transport Italian emigranta to Australia, and has69 words
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Article116 1951-10-16 5 Blackout areas fLECTBICITX may be cut off In the following we** today:— DAT Paair Fanjang. Reformatory Road. Oxygen Factory, Crtssoaite. St. James. MM Rood. Silat R*t4, Bvkit Pasoh, 8.A.T., Trafalgar Street, Frnee Edward Road, Sago Street. Peoples Park. Nanson Kd., Lam Soon Oil Mills, Gran Hin, IF.. Network. Hirer Valley116 words
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Article121 1951-10-16 5 Now they will pick a Miss Orient KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. A "MISS ORIENT" beauty competition, open to beauty queens from several neighbouring countries, is to be held m Kuala Lumpur next year. Plans and arrangements are already being worked out by local organisers. Dr. Nlcol de Fonseka, chairman of the121 words
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Article38 1951-10-16 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. IWore than 20 bandits last night attacked a police jeep carrying personnel of a jungle company at the 16th mile Senai. Two persons m the jeep both Malays, were killed.38 words
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Article27 1951-10-16 5 The Mercantile Institution, Singapore, will celebrate its Silver Jubilee on Friday with a fete and cinema show for past and present students and their parents.27 words
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Article46 1951-10-16 5 A Russian, Jackoff Vladimir was fined $15 m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday for being drunk and disorderly at Lorong 35, Geylang, on Oct. 14, and causing hurt to a constable at the room of the General Hospital later that day.46 words
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Article237 1951-10-16 5 THERE are too many mysteries surrounding the question of rice at present" said Mr. C C Tan, president of the Progressive Party, yesterday, following the report that Dato C. J. Paglar had temporarily dropped his campaign to bring down the price of rationed rice from237 words
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Article302 1951-10-16 5 'Air defence' goes into action —.WASPS ATTACK 'INVADERS' \I ALAYAN wasps are flying continuous sorties m defence of Singapore coconut palms against invading beetles from the Philippines. The invaders smuggled themselves into the Colony nearly two years ago, concealed, it is believed, m plant material imported late m 1949 They302 words
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Article28 1951-10-16 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Govindasamy was today found guilty of retaining a stolen camera and bound over to be of good behaviour for six months.28 words
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Advertisement322 1951-10-16 5 K. WORRIES MAXIM* UROIENI PRESSURE LAMPS Singapore Agents:: WAH MENC CO.. 475. North Bridge Road. Tel. 7473 J SOU IMPORTERS'. CHIN LEDNG& CO. (MALAYA) LTD. PENANG SINGAPORE BUTTEBWOMTH RED HEART JAMAICA wJBL mr retail prices p. \j mSBijik/^r ON APPLICATION I^^H Hr Agents: HE WAS LOSING HIS GRIP ~~1 BUT322 words
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Article33 1951-10-16 6 THE FAMILY of the late Mr Chua Cheng Hock thank all friends and relatives who kindly rendered services, paid night visits. cent wreaths, scrolls and messages of condolences and attended the fiinr-r.il33 words
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Article625 1951-10-16 6 The Financial Secretary, when he presents Singapore's budget for 1952 at today's meeting of the Legislative Council, will be m the happy position of reporting a substantial surplus for the current year and the prospect of buoyant revenue for the coming twelve months. We have now to625 words
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Article447 1951-10-16 6 After the report of the Local Food Production Committee early this year, and further warnings of the necessity to develop m every possible way the supplies of fresh food available to the million people now living on Singapore Island— and the million and a half who will447 words
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Article34 1951-10-16 6 TOKYO, Mon. Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York indicated today that he favours dropping the atomic bomb on Manchuria If the Reds do not agree to a orrmfire m Korea. U.P.UP - 34 words
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Article, Illustration2009 1951-10-16 6 WINSTON S. CHURCHILL - WINSTON S. CHURCHILL War Memoirs: Closing the Ring— 3 By In tbc early boors of Jnly 15, 194J, the Faactit Grand Coaaeli approved a motion by Orandi calltnf for the Crown U> resvme IU former powers. That afternoon the Kiag of Italy Informed2,009 words
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Article420 1951-10-16 6 I On the Margin Autilronesiuiis THE origin of the Malay language and Its links with language* scattered all the way from South East Asia to the South Sea Island* are •till unknown m Malaya. ouUlde ft handful of scholar.. Ye* It is a story Incomparably more wonderful than We ▼oyage420 words
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Advertisement9 1951-10-16 6 Letters tothe editor will be found In Pag* 109 words
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Article274 1951-10-16 7 Five families share kitchen STORE FORMS 'DEPRESSING 9 gTARTUNG facts about the squalor and overcrowding: m Singapore working-class homes are contained m the thousands of Improvement Trust application forms which •re being filled m by hopeful flat hunters. The forms are confidential, but Straits Times reporters who274 words
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Article53 1951-10-16 7 Further donations totalling $190 have been received by S.A.T.A. In memory of the late Mrs. Lim Teow Chuan. Donors were: Mr. Pang Chin Han. $100; Mr. C. F. Chow. $50; Madam Ong Seok Choo, $10; Mr. and Mrs. Heng Choon Liang. $5: and Messr* M A.53 words
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Article152 1951-10-16 7 Comet with new tyre leaves today Tn placement 'yre for the <l< Havilland Comet, nhich had to be flown out from Britain, because it is rot a standard size, arrived m Singapore yesterday and QANTAS titters Immediately 1 n tix it on the aircraft. The Comet jet airliner has been152 words
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Article60 1951-10-16 7 Pnre taes for foodstuffs and cigarettes are ■d m nearly every shop m Singapore since the Food Department started a dive two w?fks ago against i;i»pkeepe,\s who contravene the urice tag order. U ha.c prosecuted alout SM peop] > and '.hat has kwak ned60 words
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Article128 1951-10-16 7 DEALERS CALLED A 'MENACE' CINGAPORE motor cycle dealers who hire out motor cycles to learner riders are becoming a serious threat to road safety In the Colony, Mr. W. R. M. Haxworth, Chief of Traffic Police, said yesterday. "Last month was by far the worst-ever we have had for accidents128 words
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Article60 1951-10-16 7 pADI planters and casual sellers of Krlan have contributed $5,409 to the University of Malaya Endowment Fund. The Rubber Dealers Association. Kuala Kangsar have sent $2,700. Further contribution for the week ending October 6 include ftinc»por«: Mr. Ko Teik Kirn. 15.000; Singapore" Malay Vernacular School Teachers. $181.50. Johor*:60 words
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Article91 1951-10-16 7 Reports that the Singapore Police had turned down a Labour Party candidate's application for a permit to hold open air election campaign meetings, were explained by the Assistant Commissioner cf Police Uniform Branch, Mr. W. J. Parks, yesterday. Mr. Parks said that he was not91 words
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Article31 1951-10-16 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.^ A special constable was wounded defending workers' houses when they wer* attacked by an unknown number of bandits m the Segamat area of Johore this morning.31 words
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Article249 1951-10-16 7 AN eight-storey building of two roomed flats may be built for subordinate officers of the City Council next year at Monks Hill at a cost of around $1,500,000. A total of 72 flats may be buUt and officers drawing a basic salary of $80 to249 words
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Article119 1951-10-16 7 Shot Reds 'were dying already' IWO District Committee JL members of the Communist organisation who were killed m Malacca and Selangor last Friday as a result of information given to the police would have died m any case m a few weeks, says a Public Relations statement. Yap Chee Urn,119 words
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Article89 1951-10-16 7 rpHE Federation and SlngaX pore Imported 802 long tons of tin concentrates m September compared to 1.020 lonar ton* for the same month last year. For the past nine months thit year, imported tin concentrates totalled 8.099 long tons against 10.119 long tons for the same period89 words
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Article56 1951-10-16 7 Exhibition of Hong Kong Chinese manufacturers 1 products m the Happy World Stadium tomorrow night will be open only to ECAFE delegates. Local trade buyers will be admitted only on presentation of their business cards. Members of th e Hong Kong Chinese trade delegation will conduct56 words
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Article123 1951-10-16 7 ECAFE headaches have been ended 'J'HERE will be no more headaches for the typing staff at the ECAFE conference, and there will be hardly any work for the St. John's Ambulance Service first aid station at the conference. Three big table fans have been installed on the theatre stage where123 words
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Article92 1951-10-16 7 rE official working committee set up by the Governor of Singapore. Sir Franklin Gimson. to inquire into the administrative machinery of the Government is composed of the Director of Education. Mr. A. W. Frisby. the Commissioner of Lands, Mr. A. B. Ramsay, and the Undersecretary,92 words
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Article171 1951-10-16 7 I ADY GURNEY, before leaving for Britain by air yesterday, sent a message to ■he people of Malaya. "I wish to thank the people of Malaya," she said, "for all the sympathy, understanding and kindness extended to me m the loss of ray husband. "They have171 words
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Article45 1951-10-16 7 A short circuit caused a fire m C. O. De Silva Bros., jewellers, Raffles Place, Singapore, yesterday morning. Damage was caused to a show case valued at a few hundred dollars. The fire was put out before the Fire Brigade arrived.45 words
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Article34 1951-10-16 7 Discharging Lira Ah Moey on a tentative charge or rapIng a girl, aged 14. the Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate. Mr P Claque. told him that the discharge did not amount to an acquittal.34 words
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Article, Illustration57 1951-10-16 7 THE new 18,000 ton Italian motor liner Roma, which i* on her maiden voyage on the Italy- Australia run. She left Sydney on Sunday and will arrive m Singapore 'or the first tune on Oct. 28. A sister ship, the Sydney, will follow her to Singapore57 words
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Article134 1951-10-16 7 SINGAPORE Legislative Council at Its meeting today will be presented with the draft, estimate (or next year which are believed to show a deficit of $37,000,000, subject to revotes. The estimates will be submitted to the Council by the Financial Secretary. Mr. W. G. Taylor,134 words
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Article69 1951-10-16 7 Toe Singapore Union of Journalists, m a statement Issued last night, declared that the Government's gazetted amendments to the Emergency (Newspaper) Regulations. 1951, left the position of newspapers, as far as judicial redjeas was concerned, as It was under the original Regulations. The amendments did not69 words
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Article58 1951-10-16 7 The price of coconut oil m Singapore has gone up from 75 cents to Tiy 2 cents per quart bottle, the Deputy Controller of Supplies announced last night. The price per 28 katty tin has gone up from $20 to $20.50 The rise is attributed58 words
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130 1951-10-16 7 T^HE ECAFE conference organiser, Mr. F. I. Storkey, x said m Singapore yesterday that police could not stop anyone behaving m an orderly fashion from going into the public gallery. Mr. W. H. Crawford, aboard the Deucalion m Singaporp wrote to the Straits Times130 words
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Article333 1951-10-16 7 THE RUBBER INDUSTRY 9 T*HE best way for natural rubber producers to fight 1 synthetic was to transform rubber manufacture into a chemical industry, Mr. Taher Ibrahim, Indonesia's chief delegate to the ECAFE trade promotion conference m Singapore, said yesterday. Mr. Ibrahim was addressing the committee studying the desirability of333 words
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Article58 1951-10-16 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon Administrative difficulties were the reason for recruiting only five medical officers when 10 officers had been asked for, Johore State Council was told today m a written reply to Inche Sulleman bin Abdul Rahman. The reply added it would have been possible to58 words
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Article112 1951-10-16 7 'Farewell' by pan turn PENANO. Mon. PENANG'3 senior SeMl--merit Ctfuncittor. Dr K. Mohd. ArifT. today reri i 1 a Malay pantun. comp by his wife, to bid farewell to th« Resident Commisslcn r Mr. A V Aston. Mr Aston presided <.ver hj« last Council mooting toci; y, en the 32nd112 words
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Article167 1951-10-16 7 Arms kept the men silent DELEGATES at the ECAFE conference In Singapore yesterday showed no eagerness to discuss the impact of rearmament on trade Despite several attempts by the chairman. Mr. Yap Phen* Oeck. to get delegates to give their views, only the representative from th e Philippines. Mr. J.167 words
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Advertisement108 1951-10-16 7 j Ai»av» active thai ige— hut they ire V^ ''i^ijjl'/ using up energy. J\*^^UVi X%t^^\ Glve ltian ScvenSciS t0 mtk ■^V^r wB^T $ure fhcv dnnl outgrow their \i VfiT^x txatcd form fhe natural VxV^l^wifiMJ fats and v amin fhal Vv V°ungsteri need to keep V^k V"^ J, 3rA x tncm108 words
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Advertisement54 1951-10-16 7 POSTLETHWAITE. To Pitt, wife of Robin PosiiHhwalte. al XX. Hospital on 15'h Ortober, m c'auqliter. An"."la M.iry. B i h \ery well. Tropical iW&I WEIGHT tK Trousers^ *fe $2950 I Per Pair R 'jfißM m b\ v GREY HI brown m Sr •FAWN ;|jl All Sizes FROM THE MAM'S SHOP54 words
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Article69 1951-10-16 8 THE Army Civil Service Union yesterday wrote to the War Office asking for the settlement of long-standing claims of civilian storekeepers of the Army m Singapore. The letter said: "The War Office has not even replied to a memorandum submitted by the Army store-keepers69 words
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184 1951-10-16 8 HE SAYS: LET BRITAIN TRAIN] OUR I YOUTHS FicNeicenas staff shortage oiuttoiT A SUGGESTION that 50 or 60 local youths be sent to Britain to qualify themselves for higher posts m the City Council service has been made to the Finance Committee, by the President, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice.184 words
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Article218 1951-10-16 8 AN attempt to continue preferential quit rents for -t* smallholders m Jobore was defeated at a special meeting: of the Johore State Council, which yesterday approved a recommendation to increase quit rents on about 1,500,000 acres of land, excluding mine land, alienated since 1916. Debate218 words
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Article59 1951-10-16 8 A 41-year-old woman. Lee Ah Peng, who was sentenced m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday to four months' rigorous imprisonment, for living on parts of earnings from prostitution by others, was allowed bail of 51,000 when she gave notice of appeal. Lee was acquitted on another charge59 words
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Article32 1951-10-16 8 The MacAlister Road Servants' Quarters' School In the General Hospital quarters at TUrttK Poh Road, Singapore, which has ceased to «xltt. was •truck off the Register of Schools last night.32 words
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Article170 1951-10-16 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Man. THE long term and basic revenue of Johore can be safeguarded only by an increase m its land rent. Dato H. E. MacKenzie told the Straits Times today. About 66 per cent cf Jahore revenue comes from Federal sources. This amount is subject170 words
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Article56 1951-10-16 8 FAO EXPERT TO LECTURE HERE Under the auspices of the Singapore branch of the United Nations Association and the University of Malaya Economic Society, Dr. Ilhami Masar. regional economist of the Ft»od and Agricultural Organisation, win give a lecture on "Food Prospects In South-East Asia," at the University's Oei Tiong56 words
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Article, Illustration41 1951-10-16 8 Mr. W. L. Blythe, the Colonial Secretary, addresatac the members of the Singapore Goveraiueni Offices' Co-opera-tive Housing Society on Sunday At Cambridge Road just before he opened the new block of 21 houses erected by the society.41 words
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345 1951-10-16 8 Onn tells council: Don 't soak the poor fAPT. Hussein bin Onn said at a special meeting of the Johore State Council yesterday, that Government should tax the rich and not 4< attempt to soak the poor" if it wanted more revenue. The meeting however decided to raise quit rents345 words
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Article141 1951-10-16 8 JOHOSE BAHRU. Mon. THE acting Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Syed Abdul Kajir bin Mohamed. paid a tribut to the late Sir Henry Ourney at today's meeting of the Council of State. Sir Henry, he said, during the hree jears he had been In141 words
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Advertisement354 1951-10-16 8 that's always at your fingertios! LOOK- sSZm^k^m^ O Wi Oft H < fe^w Am ■^■HHfiitffluHll A BLESSING IN THE SMALLER KITCHEN OR APARTMENT. Powerful, yet compact and lightweight. Beats, mixes, mashes, creams, m *ny bowl or pan. Only 3-speed portable with one-band operation you hold the Mixetce m one hand,354 words
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Advertisement81 1951-10-16 8 to oil Europe... v Jtfr JjrjJ "By luxurious K. L .M. yrA Jfl? J%f Constellation. Planes /W j^J^/sr£ leave Singapore /4 y j/%r JSr every Tuesday, /P -—^K 3^ C:C^ Vt^fcV "^^O^ B > •^P!"' i l!! rTrt lm% MO** Ui .T«H I *r,v.<o^«.*O. UA \S^ l>^^y y*tc<rmfi<*sl4iote Gordons Stands81 words
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Miscellaneous93 1951-10-16 8 ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL CIVICS CLUB: Mr. Yap Be Stew, B.Sc. (Yale). "Some Aspects of Technical Education," 3.15 p.m. V.M.C.A.: Malay class. 6. 50 p.m.; French and commercial classes. 5.30 p.m.; St. John Ambulance (tennis pavilion), 5.30 p.m.; gymnastic and keep-fit class. 6 p.m. billiards tournament. 8 p.m. Y.W.C.A.: Mandarin (advanced).93 words
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Article, Illustration667 1951-10-16 9 NURSE JANET - NURSE JANET By TOOTHERS often feel iTI worried at the prospect of baby's bath time when they have to manage for the first time without the aid of a nurse. It is a good plan to have a clear written list of everything needed and667 words
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Article, Illustration678 1951-10-16 9 RACHEL ROSS | i - RACHEL ROSS i. riv i y i 'THERE is a certain type of person, and I must confess I am one of them, who Just hates to throw anything away, be It never so old. I suppose this might be described as "hoarding", especially by the678 words
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Advertisement181 1951-10-16 9 MADE IN ENGLAND Snug fitting Non -chafing Perfect Hygune with complete security. SOFT, SAFE, SOLUBLE AVAILABLE AT ALL FIRST CLASS DEALERS. On the spoiWherever you *re. enjoy drinks i^ f9i^ms the VACCO way. Tea or coffee, hot /dl&Sßifc^^^^rfjf •s from che pot cold drinks as re- H^bPH^^^^^^B:.? freshing as from181 words
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Advertisement189 1951-10-16 9 B loveliest finish to every bath, that soft cool shower of the kindest powder m the world BABY 4|/ POWDER THE BORNEO COMPANY LIMITED V« ~^s^K "^y >/^ 11 DELICIOUS CENTRES '^V V THICKLY COVERED WITH l l FULL CREAM MILK CHOCOLATE distributors: SI ME, DARBY 1 '0. LTD. Indoor189 words
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Miscellaneous221 1951-10-16 9 (6). Straits Times Crossword N~t *op 26. Rubbers (7). 37 Oorge (7). WjsjJ I, I I*l li I I. I I. I U T— 28. Landed property hfld for all I I llfe b y a tenant JT B >- -Bmi Hi 111 lH IHI*I 2. Red seal for the221 words
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Letter, Illustration1443 1951-10-16 10 ELECTION ODDS ARE SHORTENING From Our Own Correspondent LONDON: RKPORTS that book makers m Singa pore were offering 2 l against Labour winning the General Election were printed m London newspapers this week. Here the odds offered againsl Mr. Attlee are only 7 5, and they a«r tending to shorten.1,443 words
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Article474 1951-10-16 10 IN R£PLY to "just a Traveller's" letter. IKi X this continual criticism really going to brine Sir Henry back to life, or help anyone else? I refer to the observation that the bandits are "far more intelligent than the general" run of Officers, Police jr474 words
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Advertisement219 1951-10-16 10 HJ| 1 1 am. 1 .45, 4.00, 6.30, 9.30pm ftfiidl MWrfjflfl From TODAY I Punch I I thon a ■^^^^■B t"Ow^p^on H I 1 9H*S IB thon I kl9 "Mom* I Brov* I from I producer I [jl 1 I UDtMI^CJL I*&***r 5 49 »ovu a~/ urn****- MMION TERESA BRANDO219 words
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Advertisement267 1951-10-16 10 LAST DAY fii >i-m i<V p.. =Mew=sSambra= OPENS TOMORROW.' A "MIST" FOR \vllll/j|7 ll»l>U GOLF L<ivi:i:s'PJjWUfl/ 61ENK AKKE iHh. Fratiirinß >e/ t< Tlea*ifiTeatHiWa^baa^aa»a^a^aai S.»ifl m Snr.id HCS'BeWt T tW lar' Jimmy Dcmarel 'SJBm| I AW^i£n^M^%* Dr. Cary IVf iddlrtofl JPHhMHBPP^'^ a oth Crntury Fox Film ■—^^^KIET THE NEW ALHAMBRA HABIT!-™^^™J267 words
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Article303 1951-10-16 11 LONDON, Mon. IN the absence of a lead from weekend news, buying Interest In the London Stock Exchange today was small and generally failed to offset end of account sales. Consequently price movements m many sections were to slightly lower levels and with some of the recently active303 words
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Article36 1951-10-16 11 SINGAPORE. Mon., Oct. IS $471.50 (unchanged.) London: £1,000 a ton LONDON, Mon. Cash Bayers £1,000. Sellers £1.005; Forward Buyers £947J, Sellers £950; Settlement £1.015 (down £10). Turnover: a.m. 60, p.m. 64 tons.36 words
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Article154 1951-10-16 11 T*HE copra section of the Singapore produce market wm quietly steady yesterday with buyers at $43 4 a picul and sellers at $49. No business was reported. In the quiet coconut oil section sellers quoted $73 a picul. There was no buying interest. Pepper remained unchanged In154 words
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Article36 1951-10-16 11 HONO KONG, Mon. C REE market currency exchange for Hong Kong dollars was quoted yesterday at the close as follows: US$l HK$6 88'j (cash), HKJ6.92H "T.T.); £1 HK515.85; one tahil of gold HKS332.— UP.UP - 36 words
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Article141 1951-10-16 11 Fram Our Own Correspondent MELBOURNE. Mon. INVESTMENT prices were Irre- gular on the Melbourne Exchange today, the underlying tone being steadier than last week's closing market. Prices generally moved within narrow limits, although there were Isolated fharp moves. Some market leaders. Including Broken Hill and Consolidated Industries,141 words
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Article220 1951-10-16 11 Turnover almost small; prices unchanged m AUSTRALIA placed some orders m the Singapore "rubber market yesterday but at the quiet close there was no confirmation of whether they had been accepted or not. The day as a whole was dull and featureless, with prices little changed. Turnover was220 words
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Article40 1951-10-16 11 TUN-ORE outputs are announced as follows for the quarter to Sept. 30, 1951, In piculs: Malayan Dredging (three dredges) 1.824 S. Malayan Dredging (six dredges) 14,357 S. Tronoh Dredging (two dredges) 3,162.6 Tronoh Mines (three dredges) 6,560.440 words
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Article221 1951-10-16 11 Tins and Rubbers firmer rE Malayan share market opened the week yesterday on a steady note with prices tending to firm In Tins and Rubbers. Industrials remained quiet. Price Changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association were: INDUSTRIALS Baycrt SeUcri Gammons 2.75 2 82 J M Breweries 564221 words
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Article34 1951-10-16 11 CANADIAN DOLLAR EXCHANGE "THK Malayan Exchange Banks Association announced yesterday that control direct rates for Canadian dollars were: Buying T.T. 34%. Airmail (0.D.) 34 7/8. (90 days) 35. 1/8; Selling T.T./O.D. ready 34 3/8.34 words
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Article163 1951-10-16 11 CHIPS m the Singapore Roads and alongside the Singapore Harbour Board godowns at 4 p.m yesterday were: Ooter Roads: Hal Hsuan, El Greco, Tamerlane. Chong Ya, Telemachus, Langlegale, Hoi Houw. Bakongan. Tatsuharu Maru Troodos. Sumatra, Baud. Poo Yu. Mating Bama. Sambas, Loksang. Inner Roads: KUas. Kotanlca Semenylh, Hua163 words
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Advertisement1135 1951-10-16 11 MANSFIELD <Jk CO., LTD. iincorpoiatoo n Singapore! BLUB FUNNEL LINE Carrier s option to proceed via otfcor ports to load and dtscnargo cargo. SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL CLASCOW LONDON ft CONTINENTAL PORTS Oue Sails r> Sham Penang Dmcinon lor leddah M soilles, a live, pool C. 33/J4 Oct. 1* Oct. 20/241,135 words
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Advertisement1050 1951-10-16 11 McAUSTER 6c CO., LTD. Telephone No 5906 ELLERMAN BUCKMAIX «x AV ENES» LINE LONDON. HAVRE ROTTERDAM M POUTLANO SEATTLE 6 VANCOU VI R and for U S A.. North Atlantic Poitt and Canada via Celombo Acceotm« cargo t« Cenna. 6 lauNi Anetican Ports CITY OF POONA CASTLIViLU Spore Sham Penana1,050 words
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Article, Illustration405 1951-10-16 12 Council: Colony takes a stand A TENSE moment m yesterday's schools hockey match on the .Victoria School ground. An A.C.S. defender is about to* clear with a Victoria forward just behind him. Victoria School won by two goals to nil. Straits Times picture. EQUALITY-OR NOTHING DOING rpHE Singapore Olympic and405 words
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Article207 1951-10-16 12 DORTMUND, Monday! JOHNNY Williams, contender for the British J heavyweight title, drew with Heinz Neuhaus, Germany's No. 2 heavyweight over ten rounds here yesterday. The decision was greeted by boos and jeers, many apparently thinking that Williams had won. About 25,000 watched the fight refereed by formerReuter - 207 words
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Article23 1951-10-16 12 BRUSSELS, Moo.— Austria boat Belgium 8-1 after leading 2-1 at half time In an International soccer match here yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article69 1951-10-16 12 In a hard fought game. Blues defeated the Greens by 21 points to f\ve m the RAF Malaya rugger trial played at Seletar yesterday Woodward showed up well while full-backs Walker and Coulson were always safe and reliable. Outstanding winger was Hobos. Woodward Humphries and69 words
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Article79 1951-10-16 12 HONG KONG. Mon. JJONG KONG XI beat Combined Hong Kong and Singapore Services by six wickets m the final day of their three-day match marking the centenary celebrations of the Hong Kong Cricket Club. O. N Gosano of Hong Kong laid low six Service batsmen forReuter - 79 words
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Article57 1951-10-16 12 The following ties m the Singapore Junior inter-club badminton championships will be played off this week-end Saturday at 7.15 p.m.: Bournemouth B.P. v Mayflower 8.P.; Sunday at 9.30 a.m.: Useful Blues" v Marigold 8.P.; Sunday at 2 p.m.: Eclipse B.P. v Flower 8.P.: Sunday at 7.57 words
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Article46 1951-10-16 12 The following wili represent the Royal Army Service Corps m a name of rugger against R.A.F. Seletar at Seletar on Saturday. Lawson; Moyles. Wilson -Lloyd, Vail, Everton; Hunter, Isles; Thompson, Robblns, Baieley, BeU, Hlnton, Miles, Gourlle, Neve. Reserves: Forfar, Watkins, DayThompson.46 words
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Article34 1951-10-16 12 The Singapore Khalsa Association hockey team to meet the University of Malaya on the Indian Association ground today will be: Bakar, Avtar, Vals. AJit. Tirlok, Slon. Inder, Beant, Harbhajan, Harbans. Haxbans.34 words
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Article49 1951-10-16 12 In a frindly hockey match played on the* padang yesterday, Singapore Cricket Club Women's second XI did well to hold the Girls Sports Club second string to a one-all draw. Miss M. Peterson opened scoring for the G.S.C. and Miss Atkinson equalised for the B.C.C. Women.49 words
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140 1951-10-16 12 HONG KONG, Mon. Headed by Wong Peng Soon world badminton champion, a Malayan badminton team is expected here on October 20 for a series of exhibition games one of which will be watched by the Governor of Hong Kong, Sir Alexander Grantham. Meanwhile,Reuter - 140 words
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Article65 1951-10-16 12 BANGKOK, Mon.— Tanny Campo, Filipino flyweight champion of the Orient, won a dearcut decision over Thailand's ranking flyweight Chal Sithpol In a ten-round bout at the Rajadamnern Stadium here last night. The bout was witnessed by a capacity crowd In spite of a heavy downpour and65 words
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Article64 1951-10-16 12 KOTA BAHRU, Mon.— Kelanwn lost a popular sportsman when Mr. A. H. Priestley, formerly of the Federal Jungle Company. Paair Put«h Joined the staff of the Australian Gold Mine, Raub. Mr. Priestley was the mainstay of the Kota Bahru hockey team, and at this year's State64 words
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Article59 1951-10-16 12 KUALA KANGSAR, Mon. After being a goal early m the first half of the friendly hockey fixture with a Kuala Kangsar District XI the Malay College fought back to lead at half time 2-1 and run out winners S-S. Ismail scored twice for the District59 words
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Article184 1951-10-16 12 ROYAL Air Force Combined sprang a surprise at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday when they beat the fancied Malays they were m the running for second place In a S.A.F.A. Community League match. The game started with a shock for the Malays' supporters. In the first184 words
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Article157 1951-10-16 12 Epsom Jeep - Epsom Jeep From PENANO, Mon. 'THERE was a lot of rain at Batu Gantong racetrack this morning and only the sand track was open for work. There was only one strong gallop when Spencer rushed Clickliy Click along from the six. Cllcklty Click bowled along157 words
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129 1951-10-16 12 Ooi in form— heartening, says Mr. Lim IT is most heartening to know that Penang's Ooi Teik Hock, hero of the last Malayan Thomas Cup team, has again struck from, Mr. Lim Chuan Geok, manager and nonplayinj captain of the next year's Cup team, told the Straits Times yesterday. His129 words
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Article202 1951-10-16 12 VICTORIA School defeated Anglo-Chinese School by two goals to nil In a game of hockey played at Victoria School ground yesterday. A.C.S made a good start and pinned the Victorians In their own territory for fully 10 minutes, but a stubborn Victoria defence m which Dollah202 words
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Article71 1951-10-16 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. 'THE Football Association of Selangor Council has unanimously approved an application to allow Dutton (T.P.C.A.) and Rijenberg (Sel. Eurasians) to go on tour with the Malayan Chinese P.A. to Hong Kong and Manila. The Council regretted that Lim See Hu and Khoo Bin71 words
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Article74 1951-10-16 12 PORT WORTH, (Texas) Mon Babe Dldrikson Zaharlas won h«r fourth woman'i Texas open golf title at River Crest Country Club yesterday with an easy eight and seven victory over defending champion Beverly Hanson, California. Mrs. Zaharlas became the second person to win the trophy four74 words
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Article25 1951-10-16 12 The Cosmopolitan Cycling Club ■low cycle race for women will be held on the Singapore Indian Association ground, Balestler Road, at 515 p.m. on Thursday.25 words
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Article258 1951-10-16 12 INDORE, Monday. THE MCC drew their three-day match against Holkar, the Ranji Trophy champions, here, after gaining a first "innings lead of 48 today. Helped by a fighting century by Jack Robertson and a mixed innings of 43 by the captain, Nigel Howard, theReuter - 258 words
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391 1951-10-16 12 FEW ENTRIES FOR COLONY'S HILL CLIMB A FTER a lull In motor racing, since the Johor* Grand Prix m August, the sport again gets under way on Oct. 28 when the Singapore Motor Club holds the Gap Hill Climb. The official closing date for the entries was yesterday but up391 words
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Article63 1951-10-16 12 TPHE Perak Amateur Football Assocla'lon has adopted the English F.A. Cup system of drawIng lor every round for this season's major knock out competitions, the senior division for the Llm Seng Fook Cup and the junior division for the- Cow and Gate Cup. The draw for63 words
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130 1951-10-16 12 WORK on the Singapore Badminton Hall is well ahead of schedule and the foundation piling work should be completed before the end of this month, Mr. J. J Bell, civil engineer of Sime Darby Co.. told the Straits Times yesterday. The "go ahead"130 words
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Article27 1951-10-16 12 GENEVA, Mon. A record crowd of more than 40.000 packed the Charmllles Stadium here yesterday to see Prance heat Switzerland 2-1 at soccer. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article108 1951-10-16 12 PENANO. Mou gIX iwlsUMn will conk-est ihla Sunday for the l«5l title of Penar .-> fasiest spun.ci. n»« competitor!), all iroin the Penang Chinebe Swimmint club, will M taking pan m the Uland's 100 metres free style open championship to be held at the Club's108 words
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Advertisement778 1951-10-16 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. (Continued from fag* 8) SITUATIONS VACANT TWO teachers male or female, for Coronation Church of England School. Kamuntlng. Talplng Salary at Government rates for suitable applicants Apply to Principal VACANCIES EXIST for clerks tn ths Naval Base. Commencing salary $133 75 (male); $109 (female) per month Including CO778 words
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Advertisement397 1951-10-16 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. Conunuea rrom previous Col) VEHICLES FOR SALE CITROEN Light Fifteen Saloon 1948-49 Model, black. In showroom condition. Price $5,500. Ring Kuala Kangsar 18. LATE 49 Hlllman Minx, excel. rond new tyres, plastic cover and Pye Radio. For inspection and once Phone 7379 and 6685. FIAT Marvellette Convertible, Oct.397 words
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Advertisement36 1951-10-16 12 Grand Prix ELECTION Precision Watches THE WORLD HAS LEARNEO TO TRUST A BBBBBBBbW' .^l^^H ■tt6Sl!2iß^^-^^i vbbi Obtainable at all watch dealers Sole Agents m Malaya, Sarawak North Borneo CHUN CHONG Singapore i. Established 1899 IwTI TOPSt36 words
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Page 12 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous17 1951-10-16 12 SINGAPORE TIDES TODAY: 1123 i»3t 0633 |2.4|. 1740 IO.SI. TOMORROW: 0005 0558 (3.0): :14« i»4) 1811 (08).17 words
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Miscellaneous23 1951-10-16 12 HOCKEY: Div. 1, Khalsa t. University I.A. ground. SOCCER: Com muni It Lge., Navy v. Spore Dist. Semba•ranf. RL'GBY: University trial— Srpoy Lines.23 words
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