Sunday Standard, 16 September 1951
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Title Section15 1951-09-16 1 Sunday Standard VOL. II NO. 77 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER. 16, 1951. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.15 words
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203 1951-09-16 1 Ridgway Will Visit Hirohito Next Tuesday •iepl. l"> (Reuter-AAP) Gt-neral v, v* ill \i-it Emperor Iliroliito at his „l „> »>r«akin*j all preivdent for the ,1, r \*>r the Allied powers according in, »iia! paper. Mainiehi today. A representative of the im- I penal Household told Renter :hat he could203 words
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6 1951-09-16 1 Johore Ruler: 'No Cause For Alarm'6 words
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Article54 1951-09-16 1 DETROIT. Sept IS >VP> Ford Motors raised its or prices to the government-ap-proved limil today .uid Chrysler said was doing the same effec- V >nday Ford o-cc tags up |59 to 186 Chryslei in- sea ranged from SM I i >A^o era] Mjotors is expected to] ick54 words
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342 1951-09-16 1 THREE SCHOLARSHIPS of the value of $30 per month will be awarded to pupils in Post-Certificate classes of English schools in Singapore and the Federation of Malaya. The scholarships will be awarded by a committee consisting of one nominee of the Singapore Standard, the Directors342 words
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Article, Illustration247 1951-09-16 1 Standard Woman Reporter EIGHTEEN couples four from the Federation, the rest from the Colony were married in the first mass wedding sponsored by the Chinese Y.M.C.A. at the Victoria Memorial Hall, Singapore, yesterday. Both within and outside the packed Hall were gold-lettered scarlet banners, visibleStandard - 247 words
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Article218 1951-09-16 1 Standard Staff <\>rrt'>poiident KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Several Singapore Legislative Councillors, regretting inability to attend tomorrow's I.M.P. meeting, have expressed their support and best wishes for the party. Mr. C. R. Dasaratha Raj (Labour Rochore) says, in a telegram to Dato Onn bin Ja'afar: "No one who218 words
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Article92 1951-09-16 1 Standard London Corr. LONDON, Sat.— Malayans enjoyed Han Raya last night at a dance given by the Malay Society of Great Britain at Chelsea Town Hall. One ot the visiting lengkus wife lookrd happily irigntened as she was whirled by young Malay students. British and other92 words
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Article44 1951-09-16 1 LONDON, Sept 15 (Reuter)— Bad weather caused the cancellation of a flypast of Royal Air Force and American planes over London today to commemorate the 11th anniversary of the Battle of Britain Last year's fly past was also cancelled through bad weather.44 words
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Article423 1951-09-16 1 NO THREAT, SAY CHINESE Memo To Gurney Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The existenee of vernacular schools in no way impairs the building of a Malayan nation. This is stated by Chinese Tear hers' Unions in the various States and Settlement* of the Federation in a memorandum to the423 words
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Article88 1951-09-16 1 CRAYFORD. England, Sept. 15 < AP)— trayford's Municipal Council was horrified to hear yesterday that some people bathe naked in the town's swimming pool and, what is more, men and women do it together. The council's depot; clerk. Edward Cox. told Dartford Ml i.trates: "Some88 words
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Article165 1951-09-16 1 Standard Staff Rrporter PENANG, Sat Two European servicemen were seriously injured and another received minor injuries when they were shot at by an unknown gunman at Stewart Lane at about 10 o'clock here last night. Those seriously injured were Peter Smith and John G.165 words
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Article87 1951-09-16 1 WASHINGTON, Sept. 15 <AP> —The U.S. Department ot Agriculture estimates Burma, worlds largest pre-war rice exporter. will have about 1,435.000 short tons to ship abroad this year. This would be an increase of 115.000 tons over 1950. In a survey of Burma rice trade,87 words
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Article66 1951-09-16 1 Cut Rumours Are Dismissed LONDON. Sept. 15 (Reuter)— World wide rumours of Sterling devaluation were derided in responsible London quarters today. A report from the Far East that Sterling would be devalued this weekend from its present value of $2.08 to $2.40 was described as absolute rubbish. Rubber in Singapore66 words
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Article, Illustration95 1951-09-16 1 LONDON. Sept. 14. (Reuter)— The Kiny will travel from Scotland to London by air tomorrow for his medical treatment, it was announced today He will fly from Aberdeen in a Viking aircralt of the King's Flight MA KHIN HMWfcl 4ri«nt> a tutor in inthropology at the Rangoon University,95 words
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Article239 1951-09-16 1 £m a"/* Corespondent KUALA LUMPCR Sat -The Government should take appropriate and effective measures to combat the rise in prices of local foodstuffs, said Mr H S Lee in his presidential speech at the conference of the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce Malaya, here239 words
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Article68 1951-09-16 1 BALTIMORE. Sept 13 «AP»-~ Mrs Susie Avance took six mm me* to add foui children to her familv ol five late yesterday and then told doctors "I Hi hungry." Quadruplets were born to the Sl-year-014 neg > inothoi in liie city tiospttal here sftei 3568 words
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Advertisement10 1951-09-16 1 ICE CREAM I^-fel 00*© STORAGE £^-^>A CRf AMERIE* tTa /^C >10 words
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Article57 1951-09-16 2 HASHIM BIN* SAID. 21, was sentenced in the Singapore F urth Police Court yesterday to six months' rigi i .:> impris* nnenl to he folli >wed by 12 months" police supervision for ing fru and $18 cash fn m v ha .it the 44:-! B:<e Ammuniti n57 words
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Article43 1951-09-16 2 PNEUMONIA took 49 lives in the Colony during the past week. The week before it claimed 35 lives. Thirty-eighj people died from enteritis and 24 from tuberculosis. During the week. 234 persons died, oi wh< m 129 were males.43 words
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Article31 1951-09-16 2 THE SOUTHERN Hotel of Singapore has donated 2.800 moon-cakes to be distributed to all institutions of the Social Welfare Department on the occasion of the Chinese eighth moon festival31 words
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Article38 1951-09-16 2 Stole— Fined $50 TWENTY-THREE-YEAR-OLD Goh Joon Eng was fined $50 in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday when he admitted stealing a tin of spam worth $125 from the ration store at Selarang Barracks, Changi, on Sept. 14.38 words
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Article68 1951-09-16 2 The Postal Agency, at Bukit Panjang will be converted to a Post Office transacting all classes of postal, money order and savings bank business from Oct. 1. From the same date a Postal Agency will be opened at the Chain "Utility Store. 41. Seng Poh Road.68 words
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Article68 1951-09-16 2 RAFIE BIN OSMAN. a 20-year-old Boyanese. was charged in the Singapore Fourth Police Court vesterday with stealing a plastic handbag containing a wristwatch, a lighter, cosmetics and cash to the value of $236.50 belonging to Mrs. Anna Jane Kennard on the Archery Club grounds in Cluny Road on68 words
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Article392 1951-09-16 2 2 GOVTS. S TUDY FOOD PLAN ToMakeMalaya Self-Sufficient THE Singapore and Federation Governments are at present storing the plan of the Singapore Food Production Officer designed to make the country self-sufficient in food to a certain extent. TIS was stated yesterday by the Food Production Officer "Mr R A. Wright,392 words
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Article, Illustration319 1951-09-16 2 Standard Staff Reporter WALKING the paths that wound the garden at the Haw Par Villa in Pasir Panjang, 11-year-old preacher Ronee Marti exclaimed that the man who planned it "must have a great deal of imagination.' She said that walking through the artificialMichael Goh - 319 words
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180 1951-09-16 2 Mamlard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE police authorities will not prant permission to pro-Kuomintang Chinese associations and guilds in the Colony to fly the Nationalist flag on "double tenth" the birth of the Republic of China. This was hinted by a police spokesman yesterday,180 words
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190 1951-09-16 2 TEACH SEX IN SCHOOLS (MOTION CARRIED) THAT SEX educalion should be taught in Khoofa was the opinion of the house at a debate sponsored by the Kiwi Members' League held at the British Council Hall yesterday. I The speakers for the motion, Mr. Wee Khian Siong and Mr. Tan Bah190 words
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Article, Illustration129 1951-09-16 2 CEREMONIAL parades were held at all R.A.F. Stations in Malaya yesterday to mark the 11th anniversary of the ending of the Battle of Britain. Aircraft staged a fly-past at each station in honour of those who lost their lives in the battle. At Changi,129 words
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127 1951-09-16 2 A PEST expert has left the United Kingdom on a world tour to compile a report for his company on the relative urgency of pest control problems He is Mr. Stephen Cheveley who will spend about a month in the Far East, visiting127 words
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95 1951-09-16 2 Savings Drive For Bedok Area Started AN intensified savings campaign to make the residents of Bedok District thriftconscious was started on Friday by the postal authorities in co-operation with the Muslim Advisory Board, the Bedok Rural District Committee and the Public Relations Office. The PR. Film Unit will be shewing95 words
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97 1951-09-16 2 DAUD BIN HASHIM. alias Shafiee bin Ahmad, of A lor Star, was sentenced in the Singapore Second District Court yesterday to seven months' rigorous imprisonment to be followed b>\ a year's police supervision. He was found guilty of stealing a beret and97 words
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Article47 1951-09-16 2 Remanded On Cheating Charge GEORGE Yeo Peck Tiew was charged in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday with cheating E. Van Esveld at Hagemeyer Trading Company on Sept. 3 of 10.000 yards of Indian khaki drill, worth $9,000. Yeo claimed trial. He was remanded until Sept 1747 words
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141 1951-09-16 2 Standard Staff Reporter FIVE bbys of the Royal English School, Stamford Road were victimised by their teacher who borrowed their watches and a ring *nd disappeared to Johore Bahru until he was arrested on a warrant. This was stated in the Singa- terday,141 words
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Advertisement347 1951-09-16 2 xx p v t sT 18. dW ENGAGEMENT I^HE imminent fci announced betwreea Tan Soon Lye. tldesi son of Madam Khoo Gei Ing and the ItU Mr. Tan Swee Thve of Singapore, and Chong Swee Choj, youngest daughter Of Madam Tr< h Vtw Siew and the late Mr r p347 words
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Advertisement110 1951-09-16 2 RENA«LT^.Ii Economical performance reliability and comfort CYCLE CARRIAGE CO. (1926) LID ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE TEL Represented in the Ftd.rc fea teeth, my son, because he ha Pused pibbs Dentifrice. You know how good it tastes, too, and it costs me n I DAtt#if fir a C^S V" C^ The hifhest110 words
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527 1951-09-16 3 Graft Blamed For Thai Govt. Ban On Tree' Export Of Rice By GEORGE RASIAH, Standard Staff Reporter THAILAND is responsible for keeping full the rice bowls of the nations of Asia, but that will always remain, a vexing problem to her as long as she allows economic malpractices within her527 words
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Article118 1951-09-16 3 SPECULATIVE buying steadied rubber prices in Singapore yesterday during which quotations improved by about four cents per Yd. Business passed at Sl.stfJ per !b. on a steady market Moderate turnover ot business was recorded. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon quotations (per lb > on Sept.118 words
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Article, Illustration74 1951-09-16 3 PLEADING guilty to failing to hold an annual general meeting for the years, 1948—1950. the turn of S. Law and Co.. Ltd. was tinea a total of $15 in the Singapore Third District Court yesterday. Mr. M.G. Murchison. the managing director of the tirm. told the74 words
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Article47 1951-09-16 3 INSPECTOR Peter Tay of the Kandang Kerbau police station told the Singapore Coroners Court yesterday how he found the body of a new-born babe floating in the canal on Aug. 19. The identity of the infant boy is not known. Verdict: Found dead.47 words
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Article, Illustration54 1951-09-16 3 "T EMPLE SENTINELS' seen in the Wat Phru Keo. Bangkok. This is a study jroni the exhibition of photographs by Derrick Knight, of the Shell Photographic Unit, to 1% held at the British Council Hall from Sept 22 to Sept. 30 by the Singapore Society of Arts in association with54 words
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Article, Illustration162 1951-09-16 3 Standard Staff Reporter MR. YAN KEE LEONG, well-known Malayan artist and cartoonist, now diverting hij attention to fine art and portrait painting will exhibit 30 of his oil paintings at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Sept. 20 and 21 in aid of162 words
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274 1951-09-16 3 Colony Stocks Guard Against Empty Rice Bowls Standard Staff Reporter RESER\ E supplies of riee, built up !>y the Government's stockpiling policy, ensure that there will be no shortage at present of rationed riee in Singapore as a result of any failure of the Thailand Government to maintain export shipment274 words
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Article, Illustration524 1951-09-16 3 Standard Staff Reporter DERRICK Knight, Chief Photographer of the Shell Photographic Unit in London, is one man who will brincj South East Asia to the press, schools and public in thil He is on a 14-month photographic tour of the countries524 words
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Article45 1951-09-16 3 A R. RAJALINGAM 23, was sentenced in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday to six months' rigorous imprisonment to be followed by six months" police supervision tor stealing an identity card and a wrist-watch worth $15 from P. ECanaputhral at Wing Loong45 words
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184 1951-09-16 3 5 A u toma tic Ligh ts Installed In S'pore Standard Start Reporter FIVE of the 16 automatic' traffic control lights which have arrived for the Colony, have already been installed. The first was installed l1 Lavender Street Kallang Road junction. Then followed the lights at the airport end of184 words
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Advertisement205 1951-09-16 3 o§f CEYLON fIRST IN COMFORT with SLUMBER-LOUNGE \i e world's most K ;*< 1^! modern contribution f^iVV^ 1^ t0 Aircra f* Sleeper i.^ V r^x^ Comfort. V DRAWING-ROOM COMFORT |T| TB«.<>_ yS MEANS MORI SPACI PER Wf^B^y PASSINGIR. tr^&PS^ SPECIALLY DESIGNED TRAYS, I 5, UTENSILS AND FITTINGS >^ ">^ c205 words
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Advertisement176 1951-09-16 3 fill A. I mm \^V w EVEtY NIGHT, cover your face W smooth it in, allowing the nch, For t fair, lovely skin, you need a twofold beauty care\ night A pores and remove impurities. Jjm and morning. For the night, you need a finelyIra lovely fresh glow of your176 words
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Article, Illustration164 1951-09-16 4 THE SIN LIT, Singapore's newest Chinese weekly newspaper, celebrated its first anniversary yesterday with a cocktan party at the Happy World Cabaret. More than 600 guests were present ai'd to entertain them there was a bevy c! talented singers. Mr. Tan Kee Gak. chairman of theStandard - 164 words
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58 1951-09-16 4 PERAK. Sat.— The State Select Committee which is considering the Perak State Nationality Bill will receive written representations from members of the public °r any organisations in respect °l th llh Such should be addressed to the Clerk of Councils, State Secretariat, Perak. Ipoh, and58 words
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Article, Illustration437 1951-09-16 4 PHILIP GOH - PHILIP GOH Bv Standard Staff Reporter Then She Sings Hymn In Malay POSSIBLY one of the most unique revival meetings *a- held in a little church at Serangoon Road bsi nijrht when a U-year-ohl American girl, Kenee Martz. Bteod on a podium and extolled her listenersStandard - 437 words
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Article91 1951-09-16 4 BATU PAHAT. Sat.— To cope with the acute shortage of classrooms in the Ai Chuan Girls' School, the school committee recently passed plans lor the erection of a two-storey building which will hold Iti classrooms. Construction has been started and the building is exj ected to91 words
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Article59 1951-09-16 4 PENANG, Sat. -An old coconut tree in East Jelutong fell across a Chinese house at 2 p m. today following a st< rm Th e tree, which fell over the Kitchen, partially demolished it I and injured an 18-year-old Chinese boy who was t li59 words
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Article119 1951-09-16 4 China Tea Chests Up in Flames Standard Staff Reporter A FIRE broke out at a tea merchants' shop at Nanking Street shortly after eight o'clock last night gutting several cases of Chinese tea stored up at the back of the shop. r Two fire engines were rushed out as soon119 words
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Article132 1951-09-16 4 SI BSTATIONB in Singapore liable to load shedding today: DAY Kah Ilin. red WaU'rhousc. Industrial Gases, Kilhurn Estate Dunearn Road, Singapore Turf Club, Ewart Park, Holland Road Adam Park. (;allop Hill. Wayang Satu, (hats worth Road, Pierce Road. Somerville Kstate. Leedon Road, Victoria Park, Nassim Hill Dalvey Road,132 words
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283 1951-09-16 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Johore. worst State for banditry taken on new look. There bandits have been comparatively inactive after continuous pounding by Security Forces. This statement was made over Radio Malaya tonight during the Spotlight on the Emergency feature. i The283 words
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Article, Illustration27 1951-09-16 4 photo. SS^feS^ s_i»f fc? Standard- Vacuom Gen i K_.l_t__.__ "i*™** er w. H. E. Eea, Chan*, operator °of the Ce Mana r S StandardStandard - 27 words
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Article172 1951-09-16 4 BATU PAHAT. Sat. Out Bf five third year normal teachers in Johore who scored distinctions in the Oral English Exam., two were from Batu Pahat. They are Mr. P. Dorairatnam and Mr. D. J. Jesudasan, both of Government English School-Twenty-four third year Normal students passed in Johore172 words
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Article139 1951-09-16 4 S'pore Sikhs Assure Colonel Gill LT. COLONEL G S- Gill, who came to Singapore three weeks ago. was yesterday given a teaparty by Singapore Sikhs and j assured that they will see the j Sikh temple and rest-house he is going to bulid in Madras will be completed. Lt. Colonel139 words
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Article179 1951-09-16 4 Standard Staff Reporter ANOTHER new $40,000 Stan?/i Vacuum Service Station, the eighth of this oil company to be built in the Colony during the last three years, was opened by Mr. Frank C. James, one of the Singapore Municipal CommisSSSSSa?! Na 345 Ge lan Of the179 words
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Advertisement125 1951-09-16 4 MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION MILLION SWEER TICKETS PLEASE APPL" FOR TICKETS EARLY TICKETS NUMBERED 1,000,001 2,000,000 I Ist Prixe 5250,000 2nd Prise 5120,000 3rd Prixe S 50.000 4th Prixe 5 20.000 2 Prixes of 510.000 10 Prixes of 5 5,000 20 Prixes of 5 2.000 50 Prixps of 5 1000 FRIZES125 words
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Advertisement347 1951-09-16 4 'KSOU.too.maybeoneoftb MILLIONS who suffer fZ VITAIiIIINiMINERAL^J That is why you feel Worn 2 Nervous, Irritable, Have head -aches. Lose Weight, Worry' BBcSBkRBhIb^B^BV i*"' Try this Proved Way Back to Health c Happing W'bcr. vou'rc »n«emtc, fet. nervout. ha\« uap.am fr(. m aftr i'uty tpeiit, r.c cnrrp for work or pl«\,347 words
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Article, Illustration372 1951-09-16 5 ARNHEM HEROES MEET IN MALAYAN JUNGLE AUSTER STRIP UN M&riKMBER 17th 1944, Uie British Airborne Forces descended at Arnhem. TO-MORROW, at almost the same hour as the first planes arrived over the target with men of the Ist British Airborne Division, their Commander, Major-General R. E. Urquhart, now G.O.C. Malaya,372 words
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Article, Illustration179 1951-09-16 5 PARIT BUNTAR, Sat S H. Jubeer. son ot Mohamed halleh. shopkeeper of Bayan Serai was .i quitted and discha>\ueri by Incho Ah-;;-.: Wahab bin Abdullah in the Parii Buntar court. Jubeer, had been charged with exhibiting in his s'v a at Main Rouri. Bagan Serai, 34Army PR - 179 words
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Article, Illustration407 1951-09-16 5 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Only one European has so far indicated support for the Independence of Malaya Party to be launched in the Federation capital tomorrow. He is Mr. F. M. Steele, a well-known Venang sportsman. i In a letter to Dato Onn407 words
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172 1951-09-16 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Grave concern over the present shortage of labour in Malaya as a result of many Chinese youths leaving tfce country to dodge the Manpower call up was expressed at the meeting: of the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce. Malaya, at Kuala172 words
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135 1951-09-16 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Members of the Associated (Chinese Chambers of Com.merce, Malaya, at a meeting today were told by their President, Mr. H. S. Lee, that politics as much as commerce and industry was their 'business While A.C.CCM. consisted of members only connected135 words
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Article23 1951-09-16 5 A MEETING of the Klans and Coast Shop Assistants Union on Monday decided that all shops be closed on Sundays.23 words
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273 1951-09-16 5 Barnes Will Divide Not Unif y— Mr. Chen Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat. Mr. David Chen, Principal of the Chung Ling High School, Penang, who recently returned from a European tour, declared today that instead of unifying the various races in Malaya as was its intention, the Barnes Report will273 words
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Advertisement160 1951-09-16 5 111 lw|%fW^ X < /lVpfl bvSfß^^lßl ißfii C fir ibm a or jK Eno's of Ms, tafce a glass of ENO'S Fruit Salt w in I: NO'S '.'.ill keq? you regular for it is a gentle mild antacid, good for the liver and settling to the tan ENO'^ Fruit Salt160 words
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Advertisement220 1951-09-16 5 POWER PACKED DAGENITE MOTOR BATTERIES I for LONGER LIFE 1 ml! v Sold by all leading motor dealers j TV. MITCHELL CO., LTD. I SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG. [r i i ii i Loveliness y 1 Ran* Organti«/»onJ I says^ovow: y ou ran nav( f,i m -star "It's thrilling the220 words
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Article, Illustration1563 1951-09-16 6 XOEL, BARBER Cables His Diary From The City Of Casino* Monte Carlo, Saturday. T HE WHEEL spins, the money pours in, the sun shines all day, fortunes are made or lost each night for this is Monte Carlo, where you swim with the fish and gamble with the1,563 words
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Article277 1951-09-16 6 When Two Wrongs Save A Right ODD STORIES in the news TF/TTNESSES swore Joseph v Pieterson, appearing in a Johannesburg court, was a thief. But next day the prosecutor explained he was the wrong man—the rif hi Mr. Pieterson, whom he produced, had confessed. Both are now free. The first277 words
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Advertisement639 1951-09-16 6 NEW SHOES CITY DAY In Celebration of the o<-< a-ion ALL OUR SHOPS IN SINGAPORE 10 DISCOUNT ON AIL PURCHASES r 1 6th to 22nd Sept. 1951/ inclusive. [I SHRIRO (china) LTD. $f> TAKE PLEASURE II /i ANNOUNCING THAT THEY HAVI H I j\ APPOINTED EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR I Arthur639 words
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Article, Illustration1831 1951-09-16 7 IN THE exclusive circle in which I move I am treated with a coldness which does not altogether spring from the fact that I pay my taxi fares with grimy ten cent notes and odd coppers dug out from an old concertina-like purse. While the motor runs and1,831 words
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352 1951-09-16 8 Sunday Standard Independent Morning Newspaper IF people were asked to choose an elite into whose hands would be entrusted the skilled task of adminis- feeling the world, it is quite possible I thai they would strike out the politicians frofll theil list. Some would elect economists: others engineers, doctors, chemists,352 words
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1095 1951-09-16 8 This Bubble Universe And Microscopic Blurrs! quite incomprehensible to him. He deals with sizes and distances so vast that this planet and even our much vaunted solar system fades into insignificance. For Dr. Humason and his fellow astronomers, what we call "our" universe is only one among other stellar universes.1,095 words
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Article2034 1951-09-16 8 THE NEW MENTAL FAMINE Eighty Five Acres j: Of Canadian Woodland Have To Be Cut Down Weekly To Publish The NEW YORK TIMES Sunday Edition, Says ANDREW ROTH Writing On HEN fon ign correspon- v neel in London the > onvei ion ol all but Um S. andinavians and North2,034 words
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Advertisement221 1951-09-16 8 9V wK^Mlfl^i Ss *WmPrvm WITH vl y j f I K WITH PEN-PROTECTING 6|||l|.V 6?% of all pen troubles are "cleans and pn v. caused by ordinary, high- clogging and acid inks. But with Quink** assures a mooi Ijmagic $olv-x you can be flo*. Available !r, sure such trouble won'i221 words
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Article, Illustration1622 1951-09-16 9 Robert Guillain - The Politics Of Rearmament Robert Guillain P^VjmWl FJjj^^^^^l LjMLlfl L^B^Jl m. W JV S 4 H By Special Correspondenf of th« "Manchester Guardian" ond "U Monde" TOKIO. T IP to the end of 1950 the word "rearmament" was taboo in Japan, and nobody publicly mentioned the problem of defence. A1,622 words
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Advertisement155 1951-09-16 9 HADIO i^jki v^v^ffi WrTf All MpSL^yl f '*?£!sSjs&&[ 00( k n Cabinet Model SU2 <h nnVf Singapore Pcnang $279.00 IMJ F llcc: Federation $324.00 Jmsi Xrrirvtl COMiAX-S 35 mm pre-war original (.'arl Zeiss el with Prisma-Scope for evic€ Eq «pi ed with focal-p] im B i s < and with155 words
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Article, Illustration1067 1951-09-16 10 QIX women in todoy's J Diary ore rypic«| of the "weaker tax" wfco hare or ore playing a port in Hie world of aeroplanes. The war soon dispelled Hie notion that aviation was hardly the thing for girls. Into the aircraft foctories they strode, they1,067 words
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Article, Illustration233 1951-09-16 10 Standard Staff Correspondent I'EYWG, Sat. The economy of Malaya is closely bound up with the ruhlwr trade which has played no small part in the development of this country, said Mr. Heah Joo Seang, President of the. Penang Rubber Trade Association, at the opening233 words
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Article172 1951-09-16 10 IN order that the latest Amu Neatfe Michael WUdißf film "The Lady With The Lamp"— a story of Florence Nightingale—should roach principal cities in the British Commonwealth in time to synchronise with the London premiere of tho picture, 8.0.A.C. undertook the task of flying copies of172 words
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Article183 1951-09-16 10 LONDON, Sept. IS (AP) A matter being discussed in British newspapers is the proposal to introduce cheaper air fares by cutting out many of the extra luxuries, sued as free meals. This is now being considered by delegates to the International Air Transport Association, which is183 words
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Article, Illustration1861 1951-09-16 11 OSWALD HENRY - OSWALD HENRY By "CHOW BOAT* (M-G-M)— Colourful and tuneful entertainment as only Hollywood can give it it packed into this third screen version <rf Edna Ferber's famoui novel which, incidentally, had its New York premiere as a musical way back in 1927. Embellished with a1,861 words
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Advertisement285 1951-09-16 11 I ARTIIVR RANK presents Motel Sahara HI HOTEL WIIIKi: (.1 I>TS AND jffiM m> ji;STS COME mE Wk •tarring: £^3 Qy ,\\l DE CARLO WITH Wk rCTCI ISTINOV DAVID TOMLINSON DAILY 5 SHOWS! II a.m. 1.43-4.15-6.45 9.30 p.m. OP^S WEDNESDAY! ||j A lonely man a lovely ij 9* jKNF 1285 words
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Advertisement93 1951-09-16 11 Last 3 Shows 3. 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. Columbia Pictures Raw! Rough! Rugged! Real! "SANTA FE" Starring Randolph Janis SCOTT CARTER In Technicolor TODAY AT 11 A.M. Warner Bros. Johnny Belinda Tomorrow: M-G-M TENSION" REX Www Rahru Today at 11.30 a.m. "STATE SECRET" Now Showing at 3.15—6.45 and 9.15 p.m.93 words
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Advertisement208 1951-09-16 11 THE MIGHTIEST...MOST MAGNIFICENT SCREEN SPEGACLE EVER MADE!... IMJ-P_r _r^_^. RKO RADIOS n ;j WDAY w n^'iui |JUailx KjOOWK" TUESDAY PEIISONAL APPEARANCE OK j Australia'* Girl of the Trar— j MISS DIANNB BOWSER In conjunction with the opening of «|MIINTINO K years of fame, 'I ELEANOR PARKER I fiSIl i»^ ANTHONY208 words
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Miscellaneous85 1951-09-16 11 Radio Programme RADIO MALAYA f^^iStS^JUSSi SINGAPORE L N j;f/ Mi D *Sf 1 -w^ff ENGLISH PROGRAMME fiSSS'^JI iVn <4JU a A4l m.) Epilocne (Presbyterian). rrorra-m. B— w: OjM KUALA LUMPUR Good Morning: ».5W Maslcal Bj»/» d vim metre, and eo«s kilocycles In tfce op; 10 a.m. Emerrency News (KU. 4985 words
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Article, Illustration1548 1951-09-16 12 MALAYAN Merry Go Round CDfGAFORI s-ems parti- raUrl) t.irtunat»- in rrsp*-, t lo viNitors these days. Urn- we\»- just bade «od-spf-»-d la Festival <iirl Judy Breen <»f I nnlin. when news comes hi ti md of the inipcfsitel arrival «»n thes<j of The rear"— DHimsh! mm-sf-r old 1 mette BiG. S. King - 1,548 words
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Article, Illustration71 1951-09-16 12 T\LL, vital and charming brunette Dianne Bowser, who was recently elected Australia's "GirJ Of The Year." is due here on a fortnights visit, during which time she will make personal appearances on the stage of the Capitol Theatre. Singapore. Dianne arrives at Kallang Airport from71 words
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Article351 1951-09-16 12 Mr. Hofh Bernard Ray- > ney. Senior Assistant Fife Officer. H.M. Naval Base > > and Miss Mavis Ann Col- I linffwood of Portsmouth. 2 S England, were married re- 1> S cently at the Roman Catho- Z lie Chapel. H.M.S. Terror, f 5 The bride who351 words
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Advertisement87 1951-09-16 12 rl Irilll ri II J^^^V"" *MEST Safe /v C j (y /^^i "^^z s^^' wy '^'jttiiMfcii^ Bra fA« MW JV/ %i r u STAR -r.v" WITH pv *lAtc n Jman^ FLVIN(i DA II rA HE iRANO nr^ make-up WHEN you make-up today think of i -tomorrow, too. Remember that Pan--=m^87 words
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Advertisement285 1951-09-16 12 Be «ure~of your loveliness always give your eyes an extra sparkle ut "those certain times.** Add a bold touch of masc:tra »nd with the perfect streamlined protection of MODESS. you'll feel in top form. MODRSS »11 W B»»lt On»» -.inioic. cumtor siTunt) ma n«i mhtmmmii *<lvL»tm» 4»ILm» produce The BORNEO285 words
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Miscellaneous22 1951-09-16 12 ■iiß^7^^^ ND imeu-v.ews *ot«ecro«. of the pirm I '?)1 44 t■MT'iA|^^rO( WOKtC MAMOPCIr r i, ~U^X v I MMMMMm^j^^^^^^^ r» §t commute...22 words
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Article, Illustration845 1951-09-16 13 DOUGLAS HOWELL - A Bank Clerk Went To Balmoral... ALL BRITAIN IS TALKING ABOUT YOUNG BILLY WALLACE 9.30 one Monday morning recently, a tall, dark bank clerk did not report at his fifth-floor office in Old Broad-street, London. But twenty-four-year-old Billy Wallace is no ordinary bank clerk he was the favoured guest at845 words
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Article, Illustration176 1951-09-16 13 Alan Fairclough - Alan Fairclough By \IISS >1. V. GRIFFITH is an expert on lfj electricity. But even she was hesitant about recommending electrical heating for homes because of possible fuel crises. She said: "If fuel becomes short we might have to economise by' having all our armchairs fitted176 words
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Article921 1951-09-16 13 PAUL JENNINGS - PAUL JENNINGS By NOW that I have made five runs tor THE OBSERVER aga;:.M the "Sunday Pictorial,"' I can no longer resist writing about cricket. For those runs were scored in a way characteristic of my cricket. They were my highest score this season (or any other season921 words
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Advertisement274 1951-09-16 13 m march §>,MMM« p^ri E»c* HaliTit* Vitsnin Pill contains 4.U00 Istrrnatlonai Inits of Vitamin A and 400 LU. of J£ '^f Vitamin D. Three Pills a day guarantees that /*V ihf body Is receiving sufficient of these essential «itamins to maintain health and strength, to ~mj promote ▼iforous vitality and274 words
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Advertisement165 1951-09-16 13 i\ i "■'■•^o^jpy.'-'/ '.*.'v«Xy 4ft* It's (e«<A that darker lies. That's where bacteria multiply and go to work— producing the acids that < aus< decay. Kolynos foam penetrates straight to the dangei spots. Kolynos alone contains special ingredients thai neutralise the acids, destroy bacteria. Expert laboiutor) tests have proved that165 words
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Article118 1951-09-16 14 ST ANTHONYS Boys School Singapore will hold their Second Annual Swimmmu Carnival on Friday, Sept 28. at 2 p.m. at the new pool of the Uninese Sximming Club Lee Hong Ming. Loh Pui Kee and George Foong will pve divinfl ombitiona during tne interval There will118 words
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Article500 1951-09-16 14 KEN JALLEH - KEN JALLEH By Indians Keen On Meeting Peng Soon INDIA'S number one badminton player, tall, soft.noken Bombay accountant Davinder Mohan arrived in Singapore yesterday with four other members of the Indian Thomas Cup team and their manager, Mr. Casmiro Gomms, and the party had but one500 words
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440 1951-09-16 14 SPECTACULAR PLAY IN SBA JUNIOR TOURNEY THE SEAH brothers of Flower B.P. played spectacular badminton to enter the filial of the SBA men's junior doublets final last night. They beat AAITs Lee Eng Kee and Ahmad Tail) after three sets coming up from behind to snatch victory in the last440 words
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Article220 1951-09-16 14 GEORGE PENCHEFF successfully defended his Australian heavyweight wrestiing crown at the Happy World Stadium against fellow Australian Charlie Gamage last night. The fight was one of the two thrilling fights which were easily the best wrestling shows seen in Singapore for a long time. Principals220 words
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Article330 1951-09-16 14 LONDON Sept. 15 (Reuter>— Champions Tottenham Hotspurs trounced wooden spoonists Stocke City 6-1 while at Manchester, United beat The City 2 l in toduy'f first division league ties. Full results: ENGLISH LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 3 D. County 1 Blackpool 0 Aston Villa 3 Bolton 1330 words
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Article304 1951-09-16 14 DONCASTER. Sept. 15. (Reuter). M. Marcel Boussac's Talma II gained one of the easiest of victories in the long history of the St. Le£er when he won the final "classic" of the English season here today by ten lengths. It was the second year in304 words
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Article243 1951-09-16 14 FOR the third year in succession the Anglo-Chinese School. Peiiang. won the coveted Baylis* Cup. in the interschool tenni* tournament just eoneluded. The A.C.S. were winners in 1949 and 1950, and this year, after defeating the Francis Light School and the Penanir Free School in243 words
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Article168 1951-09-16 14 MONZA. ITALY. Sept 15 (AP) __One of Britain* BRM racing cars was damaged y ester day when driver Ken Richardson hit a straw bale when practising for Sundays 22nd Italian Grand Prix. Richardson was unhurt. His mechanics will bo repairing the damage during the night168 words
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Article209 1951-09-16 14 JEANINE VARNAL - Today's Reading JEANINE VARNAL r pOl)\»S tORL'<ASI: lite r- its point ol exactitude < at 4l"> snlar time. Vie shall probablv ht-ir some important UVf ciiiK-rrniiis a I.t a.av ciuntrv. On the individual I plane today is nartirularlv |)r(i|i !ious for higher »-iiiuln>n> idt-nlistic »entimriUN and lor ailv.-nturous enterprises under209 words
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Advertisement248 1951-09-16 14 JUST ARRIVED studies in Uh rtfiholoffv „i iri bv H!is ft Vols i Ji»s<M) >,x \..r,.tnls *-3.50 B.INU Kumasutrj 3 50 Sn in Son.il UN $U.W Marrtef* Mm After lis Snaal Knowledge for l.rj\, \natomv $50.«M1 Whaler: Handbook of >l,dicine Hmdbook of Mldwiferv t,v B«rkely 8 75 National Certificate Mathematics248 words
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Advertisement78 1951-09-16 14 JON THE A kk IVI u j D Sept. gs^ i 4 U Two Great i Mest'ngs I l» N -EARTH'S LAST WAR Don't miss rhii omonn? Bible forecost of THE APPROACHING S WAR!! Wed. r ept. 19, 730 *0 Shod We Pray For The Deod?" Sinners hove o SECOND78 words
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Miscellaneous598 1951-09-16 14 ■■■■:<■ JAN. t»« TO FEB. IK (Aquarius):— A considerable improvement in your business and domestic relation* owing to the clearing up of a recent misunderstanding Make uu youi mind to take advantage of this and concrete your position with those in authority FEB. 19 TO MARCH 20 (PisceK:— The meeting598 words
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Article, Illustration354 1951-09-16 15 PHILIP GOH - HELSINGBORG TOUR PLANS READY PHILIP GOH By Swedes Will Play Here In December SWEDEN'S crack first division footballers, the Helsingborg Football XI, will arrive in Singapore in mid-December. Final negotiations for the visit have been completed. Agent for the Helsingborg team in Singapore, Mr. Lindholm said yesterday that the Swedish354 words
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236 1951-09-16 15 A LAST MINUTE goal by Fraser and Neave's cen-tre-half Hoon Leongr saved the team from defeat when they met Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Sports Club in a hard fought S.A.F.A. Business Houses League Cup competition semi-final played on the S.C.C. ground yesterday.236 words
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Article177 1951-09-16 15 MALACCA, Sat. The intercommercial badminton shield final contrary to expectations was an overwhelming victory of s—o for the holders, Dunlop Sports Club over Anglo-French Bendixens at the holders' court last week end. Instead of three interesting and keenly contested single matches Anglo-French's Tan Kim Ho had to give177 words
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Article66 1951-09-16 15 SEGAMAT. Fri. Jementah School teacher Lim Han Hoe w'on the novices singles title in tne Segamat District badminton tournament final played at the Indian Association court yesterday. He beat Tanabalan 15-5, 15-0 in the semi-final and K. Raman 15-10, 15-11 in the final. The novices doubles saw an66 words
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Article37 1951-09-16 15 A SPECIAL general meeting of the Achilles Ctub will be held at Kins George's Hall at St. Joseph's institution in Singapore tomorrow at 5.30 p.m. The meeting will adopt the tonatitutten'ajsl fries of tfte37 words
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Article167 1951-09-16 15 IPOH, Sat— Ki»U Europeans Rugby team beat a Taiping XV at Ipoh today by M points (two goals and two tries) to eight (one goal and one try). Several newcomers were m action and among those who impressed most were Willingham, who turned up as centre-three167 words
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303 1951-09-16 15 BALANCING speed and wits against their heavier opponents St. Andrews School Rugby XV scored a convincing victory over the Police "A" at Thompson Road yesterday. Including three old boys in their team St. Andrew's won by 17 points (2 tries, 2 penalties, 1303 words
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Article201 1951-09-16 15 Army Cup Final On City Day TREMENDOUS enthusiasm is being roused in Army circles over the forthcoming Army Cup Final. Since the game is to be played at Jalan Besar Stadium on the day Singapore is made a City, it is to be hoped that a high brand of football201 words
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461 1951-09-16 15 Gilbert Fernandez - Hose Cup Tourney Ends Negri 's Soccer Season Gilbert Fernandez (By SEREMBAN, Thurs.— The Hose Cup competition which begins on Wednesday, will be the Neffri Sembilan Football Association last competition for the 1951 season. Generally acknowledged as the major competition in the State, the Hose Cup with a history ?oing461 words
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Article204 1951-09-16 15 Penang Beat Malayan Indians PKNANG, Sat. Goals came at regular intervals when Penang's State soccer team took on an All-Malaya Indian side this evening in aid of the University of Malaya Fund and won four goals to three. Penang were on top from the start and retained the advantage, but204 words
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164 1951-09-16 15 MILAN, Sept 15 <A} J '-Ray Famechor, 'France'. European featherweight boxing chamoi a, ned Thursday night in a tenround non-title brut m ith Ernesto Fonnenti, Italian rnl u at the VTigorelli Stadi ;m here. F;impc':('.i attacked in the ftfift round with lefts to164 words
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Advertisement286 1951-09-16 15 i i i W- j. >'■■ lfs TUESDAY 25fh of 9.30 p.m. **ffc 'THE LADY IR^-A LA MP ikjM in aid of the Singapore A/irsOs Scholarship Appeal it I Fund i/n^r x jr distinguished patronage \V> o/ I.4DK GIMSON 77/ /V^//«/ College of Nursing. I STEEL SHAFT.... (/id which is286 words
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Miscellaneous31 1951-09-16 15 TfsffiM timeMU' HIGH TIDES at the principal resorts in Malaya. TODAY: A.M. P.M. j Singapore 11.45 11.39 Malacca 07.49 8.36 Port Dickson 06.30 7.17 Port Sham 06.11 6.27 Penan* 01.11 1.1131 words
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Article, Illustration2241 1951-09-16 16 OLLIE DAVIES - OLLIE DAVIES Byron Surprises i By < RED CARNATION, the 5-year-old chestnut English gelding, owned by Mrs. T. H. Oei of Penang and trained by Charles Parker, yesterday won the Singapore Turf Club classic the Gold C U p leading from the start to finish2,241 words
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Advertisement158 1951-09-16 16 "TIGERS mk M mm At RUBBER SHOES WEAR THE BEST! SHUM YIP LEONG RUBBER WORKS 1 wbmm— Mu.iMii ipuk men Hon^ fcf> 1 Klam Bonrtont Smarf sef Sportshlrts by rSS I r Y L. w» L. U I 3 completely new styles have been received 1. As illustroted, with 2158 words
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