The Straits Times, 12 January 1953
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Title Section12 1953-01-12 1 The Straits Times TWELVE PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1953. 15 CENTS.12 words
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Article230 1953-01-12 1 HE'S JUST WILD ABOUT HARRY NEW YORK, Sun. GEN. Douglas MacArthir' last night hit back at President Truman tor what he called "his savage methods employed in my relief from my command in the Far East." Gen. Mac Arthur, 72, was replying to statements attributed to Mr. Truman in aReuter - 230 words
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Article60 1953-01-12 1 Truman 'put on pressure 5 BEIRUT, Sun. The Lebiness Foreign Minister, Mr. M. Mubhrak. yesterday said he had information that President Truman put heavy pressure on Western Germany to pay reparations to Israel. Ho told a parliamentary foreign commission that the President could not allocate further American credits to helpReuter - 60 words
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Article35 1953-01-12 1 HANOI, Sun.— French and loyal Vietnam troops today •abandoned a post within five miles of the Red China border, but French headquarters said the move was only a "routine manoeuvre." U.P.UP - 35 words
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Article29 1953-01-12 1 HONG KONG, Sun. A United Nations Association —the 46th organisation of Its kind in the world— will be inaugurated in Hong Kong on Jan 20— U.PUP - 29 words
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Article357 1953-01-12 1 Three killed, 7 hurt as London fog snarls traffic LONDON, Sunday. TWELVE teen-age motorcyclists, roaring home from a dance in single-file procession, rammed together in dense fog today, killing three and seriously injuring seven. Two of the dead and some of the injured were girl passengersAP - 357 words
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Article111 1953-01-12 1 23 POWERS TO HOLD TALKS JAKARTA, Bun rpWENTY-THREE countries A will be represented at a conference, organized by the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East in the West Java capital of Bandung early next month. The conference will be opened on Feb. 6 by Premier RadenUP - 111 words
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Article40 1953-01-12 1 TOKYO, Sun. Mrs. Dorothy Krueger Smith, sentenced to life imprisonment for stabbing to death her colonel husband, Is under guard In the mental ward of the army hospital In "Jokyo while her attorneys prepare an appeal.— U.P.UP - 40 words
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Article36 1953-01-12 1 NEW YORK, Sun— Federal Judge Irving R. Kaufman yesterday rejected a plea by Morton So bell. 34-year-old radar expert, for a reduction of his 30-year prison sentence for giving atomic information to Russia. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article28 1953-01-12 1 MANILA, Sun— A nationwide hunt began yesterday for the first member of the Chinese Communist Politburo who evaded the roundup of Red suspects last month. A.P.AP - 28 words
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Article67 1953-01-12 1 HONG KONG, Sun. The I Hong Kong Government is i offering children free lmmunl- sation in a campaign against diphtheria the No. 3 killer among Infectious diseases there. The Health Department said the disease is rapidly becoming worse. In 1951, 574 cases were reported inUP - 67 words
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173 1953-01-12 1 KARACHI, Sunday. |>OLICE and soldiers patrolled the streets here today as uneasy quiet returned to Karachi after three days of rioting which caused an estimated 20 deaths and injured 300 people, i The authorities said the situation was almost normal today. The only reported incidentReuter; UP - 173 words
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Article73 1953-01-12 1 KUCHING, Sum.— Scout Commissioner Hick ling today presented Scout District Commissioner Yeo Cheng Hoe with Silver Acorn, awarded by Chief Scout Lord Rowallan for distinguished services in the scouting movement in Sarawak. This award was the first ever made in the colony and is the second highestReuter - 73 words
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Article25 1953-01-12 1 NEW YORK, Sun The United States defeated Sweden In the international contract bridge championship yesterday with a final score of 8.260 point*.— A.P.AP - 25 words
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Article33 1953-01-12 1 TOKYO, Sun. Superforts and light bombers fought off enemy night fighter planes and went through intense anti-aircraft fire last night to bomb Red railway centres for the second consecutive night. -UP.UP - 33 words
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Article64 1953-01-12 1 BERLIN, Sun.— Soviet soldiers with tommy-guns blocked roads leading from East Germany into Berlin's Russian sector yesterday in what may be a move to seal off the entire city from the surrounding Soviet zone. East Berllners told West Berlin police that a Russian officer, backed by fourAP - 64 words
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Article36 1953-01-12 1 LIMA. Ohio, Sun. Two 18--year-old cars collided here and both drivers said yesterday it was their first accident in the ancient cars. The drivers were John Clear 74, and William Kelley, 72. U.PUP - 36 words
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Article, Illustration51 1953-01-12 1 llltlK hAHIKK> return i...n Malaya provided nine-year-old twins Sally and Douglas Scott with costumes for the fancy dress party for children given ny the League of Pity (a junior branch of the N.S.P.C.C.) at Hyde Park Hotel London Here they smile under their big Malayan hats.— A.P.AP - 51 words
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185 1953-01-12 1 MISTAKE BOMBING IN KOREA TOKYO, Sunday. A CAREFULLY-WORDED Far East Air Force statement today blamed Navy Panther jets for the accidental bombing of an anti-aircraft position last Thursday, when 14 United states soldiers were killed .and ft in c wounded. Ait unexplotied bomb dugUP - 185 words
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Article107 1953-01-12 1 21 KILLED, POWER CUT ES STORM NEW YQRK, Sun. WINTER gripped northeastern United States today in the season's worst storm, killing at least 21 people and knocking out power lines to nearly 100,000 homes. The northern suburbs of New York city were like a white frozen wasteland. Little relief wasReuter - 107 words
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Article150 1953-01-12 1 VIENNA. San. rE Czechoslovak Premier, Mr. Antonin Zapotocky, last night admitted that the Communist Government is deporting thousands of "unproductive persons" front their apartments In Prague and other Ctech .cities. According to diplomatic reports reaching Vienna, the deportations nave been on- der way for six150 words
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272 1953-01-12 1 From HALL ROMNEY LONDON, Sunday. rpHE establishment of a unified general headquarters to direct the United Nations' resistance to Com munism in Malaya, Indo-China and Korea is one of the five fundamental points laid down by the Pre sident-elect Mr. Eisenhower, for272 words
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118 1953-01-12 1 More nurses coming from Australia CANBERRA, Sun rN Australian Red Cross nurses and welfare officers are on their way to Malaya for service In the new villages. They sailed in the Roma, due to arrive on Jan. 21 In Singapore. "We have been looking for some means of helping SirAP - 118 words
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Article111 1953-01-12 1 COLOMBO, Bun. "The I trade pact with China was the best the Ceylon Government could have made to solve the grave food problems," said Sir Oliver Goonetilleke, Minister of Agriculture and Food, at a planters' meeting yesterday. Sir Oliver said that when he visited the United111 words
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Article59 1953-01-12 1 HONOLULU, Sun. Fifteen seamen, mostly British, were held yesterday by Immigration officers here after they had walked off their Liberianowned vessel, the Riviera Monrovia. The seamen left the vessel In violation of the new McCarran Immigration Act which imposes an automatic fine of Si.OOO each onReuter - 59 words
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Article58 1953-01-12 1 NEW YORK, Sun. The United States has called on the United Nations to delay the appointment of any more American citizens until they have been screened for loyalty The request, disclosed here yesterday, was made to the UN Secretary-General, Mr. Lie, in a letter fromAP - 58 words
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Article39 1953-01-12 1 HONG KONG, Sun The Dutch people in Hong Kong and crews of two "visiting Dutch warships will hold a memorial service tomorrow for officers and men of the Netherlands forces who died in the Pacific war.— A.PAP - 39 words
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Article26 1953-01-12 1 TOKYO. Sun. Mr. Sho*o Mori, director and editor In chief of the newspaper Malnlchl. died today after a heart attack. He was 52— U.P.UP - 26 words
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Article20 1953-01-12 1 TOWER ISLE. JAMAICA. Sun.— Sunny weather greeted Mr. Churchill on the first day of his holiday yesterday. A.P.AP - 20 words
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Article20 1953-01-12 1 LAWTON, OKLAHOMA, Sun A rifle grenade exploded in Lawton yesterday, killing a ■by and critically injuring attothMgtUJ?.20 words
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Article75 1953-01-12 1 MOMBASA, Sun. Eight Frenchmen left here yesterday on a two month tour of Africa to five nylon products their toughest ever trial. The party will travel through jungle, thick bush, up mountains and over water to test some 70 different nylon articles including raincoats, hats, ties,Reuter - 75 words
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Article115 1953-01-12 1 Planes blast bandit lairs K. LUMPUR, Sun. DOYAL Air Force and Royal Australian Air Force planes continued their offensive against Communist positions In Johore as ground forcea there killed another terrorist* Hornets from the RAF station at Tengah struck at Communist targets In south Johore in support of operations by115 words
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Article97 1953-01-12 1 THE HAGUE, Sun The Public Prosecutor. Dr. J. C. Maris has appealed to the District Court here against the release of two Dutchmen who attacked the Indonesian Military Attach c, Lieut-Col. M. T. Harjono. here last May. Meine Pot, agec 28, a former Dutch Consular employee inReuter - 97 words
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Article50 1953-01-12 1 HONG KONG, Sun— Peking Radio today said that Russia had handed over her insurance business in Manch iria to China. Branch offices of the Soviet Overseas Insurance Bureau in Manchuria had given their property, business and archives without compensation to the 'Chinese Peoples Insurance Office.— ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article41 1953-01-12 1 BRUSSELS, Sun.— A Belgian finance expert, M Camllle Gutt has left her P for New York to report to the United Nations on the economic and financial situation in Persia and the proposed measures for its improvement.— ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Advertisement124 1953-01-12 1 S P H de SILVA .Msesssssssl t-i££mtn t rS. .."i^ LiiLji "What a day, Susan. I feel as weak as a jelly. Perhaps we should forget about going to the cinema after dinner." "We'll do no such thing! I've organised a wonderful menu for tonight and you'll feel ever so124 words
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Advertisement74 1953-01-12 1 Exclusive Swiss watches PATEX PHILIPPE Notable name in the historv of the wafcti industry Fint Shipment Sold Out Second Shipment |«st Arrived. H. SENA LTD SINCAPORI. PCNANC. <^?NEW YE AR^ tt~~ jiwfne fob cl M> ZfJIN SPECIAL ffr \GIFT CARTONS I NTENTS 24 PINT BOTTLES Wm Order the TIGER cartons74 words
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223 1953-01-12 2 Greece and Italy reach agreement on foreign policy ATHENS, Sunday. pBEECE and Italy have agreed on their attitude to the international situation and on their foreign policy within the framework of the N6rth Atlantic Treaty, an official communique said in Athens last The communique, reporting on the talks which endedReuter - 223 words
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Article158 1953-01-12 2 EGYPT AND BRITAIN' PLAN DAM LONDON, Sun. gQYPT has agreed to share the cost of a project designed to give hydro-electric power to the British protectorate of Uganda and to provide a regular water supply for her own Upper Nile irrigation plans, the Foreign Office announced yesterday. To provide waterReuter - 158 words
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Article34 1953-01-12 2 KOREA, Sun. Philippine soldiers of the United Nations Army had a belated Christmas today. The celebration was decayed because a landing craft, bringing gnts from home, was held up by storms U.PUP - 34 words
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144 1953-01-12 2 LONDON. Sun. NYASALAND chiefs, some resplendent In native robes, others In American -cut drapes, told a mass meeting yesterday they would sooner see their country atom-bomb-ed than federated with Northern and Southern Rhodesia. The session was a counter move to the official four-nationAP - 144 words
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Advertisement209 1953-01-12 2 OPENING TO-DAY I I Shown: 3, 6.15 A 9.15 p.m. I iihrrs.il Picture Blx Devprrate I'roplr hiding onr eullty secret! "THUNDER ON THE HILL" starring < iiu.inir Ann COLBERT BLVTH TODAY: 3.15-6.30-9.15 P.M Nutan Sajjan Amarnath in a new dramatic hit "NIRMOHI" (In Hindustani) Tense! Exciting! Tearful! A "Seafilmco" RHease209 words
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Advertisement463 1953-01-12 2 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST APPLICATIONS are inrlted for the tenancies of 18 newly constructed shop premises (with dwelling accommodation) at Buklt Merah Estates for retail businesses only. Noisy, dangerous or offensive trades will not be permitted. Offers of rental below $100 per month will not be considered. Application forms463 words
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Advertisement806 1953-01-12 2 NOTICES C. L IN C. LANDS CONTRACT No. 5 TENDER FOB TAPPING OF RUBBER ON ADMIRAL TV LAND. Tenders sxe invited for s licence to tap the rubber trees growing on the undermentioned areas: (1) The "Khatlb Area", situated at 11 H miles. Sembawang Road. Singapore, comprising Lot Nos. 89806 words
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Advertisement315 1953-01-12 2 TENDER NOTICE The Chief Police Officer, Malacca, Invites Tenders for the purchase of the following surplus vehicles: M 2244 Chevrolet District Van. J. 6414 Ford Prefect M.2119 Jeep Ford. 8A.2884 Jeep Willys. B A 2888 Jeep Willys. The vehicles can be viewed at the Police Depot. Banda Hillr. Malacca, any315 words
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Advertisement266 1953-01-12 2 SHIPPING NOTICES FAR EASTERN FREIGHT CONFERENCE Shippers are hereby Informed that, effective 10 1 53. no addition will be charged on Copra direct to "AARHUS SHINMHON LINE "No. 1 SEMIRAMIS" GODOWN IS A General Survey of all cargo ex the abovenamed vessel will be held at 2.30 p.m. on Tuesday,266 words
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Advertisement188 1953-01-12 2 W Uudoubtedly a\ sotm< investment 1 < The '75' engine is designed fo give more than _I_- J V > -fr, idequjfc performance with outstanding economy A durshiHty. Smooth, silent, powerful and fsts.l--/A^ij|k N^S^ J bl«. this 6-eyKnder 75 b.h.p. powir unit will kH Lm Uii. >^. imvw every demand188 words
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Article291 1953-01-12 3 SACK THE GO VT. CALL IN KENYA White 'action group 9 seeks African help in Mau Mau fight Nairobi, Sunday. GROUP of prominent Europeans in Kenya are demanding that the Kenya Government be racked and Africans and Asians given more administrative power in a revolutionary plan to end the Colony'sReuter - 291 words
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Article121 1953-01-12 3 VATICAN CITY, Sun. rpHE Pope yesterday eased A the rules for fasting by Roman Catholics on days they are to receive Holy Communion and directed that, under certain conditions. Mass may be celebrated in the evening instead- of in the morning. His new law saidAP - 121 words
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Article48 1953-01-12 3 WASHINGTON, Sun.— Julius Rosenberg and his wife, Ethel, the convicted atom spies, have appealed to President Truman for clemency. They have been sentenced to die in the electric chair in Sing Sing Prison on Wednesday for conspiring to give atom secrets to Russia. Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Article39 1953-01-12 3 TOKYO. Sun.— The United States and her allies have spent about $600,000,000 for relief and aid to Korea since July 1950. General Mark W. Clark's United Nations headquarters tolrf the United Press today— U.p39 words
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Article, Illustration70 1953-01-12 3 MENDOZA, Argentina, Sun. Headed by Professor Yoshira Sekine, of Waseda University, Tokyo, five Japanese students have arrived to try to scale Mt. Acoagua.— U.P. MR. ROBERT DUNSTAN. a journalist from Melbourne. Australia, lost a lee as a result of wounds from an Italian shell fired at Tobruk onUP - 70 words
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233 1953-01-12 3 EDINBURGH, Sun. rpllf Earl of Ualkeith. son 1 and heir of the Duke of Burcleuch, was married yesterday to 22-year-old society girl Miss Jane McNeil). The Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and Princess Margaret were among the 1,600 guests in Edinburgh Cathedral. Outside a crowd233 words
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Article20 1953-01-12 3 NEW YORK. Sun. Presi-dent-elect Eisenhower has appointed Gen Walter Bedell Smith to be Under-Secretary of State— Reuter.Reuter - 20 words
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Article58 1953-01-12 3 ROME. Sun.— ltaly has told Russia to withdraw a military mission that has been here since the end of the war. The Italian Foreign Ministry said the Soviet Embassy in Rome had protested against the Italian request as "an unfriendly act and a violation of internationalAP - 58 words
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Article19 1953-01-12 3 TOKYO. Sun— The Japanese Government Is to send 17,000 worth of relief goods to Korea. —Reuter.Reuter - 19 words
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137 1953-01-12 3 The peer who didn't want spectators at his wedding] LORD Malcolm DouglasHamilton on the night of Jan. 4 drove with New York socialite Mrs. Natalie Wales to a register office in Perth, Scotland. But the handful of spectators annoyed the Scottish peer, who was divorced last month by the former137 words
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Article159 1953-01-12 3 PREMIER TO CALL ON IKE WASHINGTON, Sunday. FRENCH Premier, M. Rene Mayer, is expected to seek a substantial increase in American aid for Indo-China when he calls on President Eisenhower some weeks after the inauguration. i M Mayer is one of a number of foreignReuter - 159 words
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Article122 1953-01-12 3 HIS ORDERS WERE SECRET GENOA, Sun. fFHE charterers of the Italian A tanker Miriella now on her way to the Persian Gulf tried to keep the vessel's destination a secret but a routine notice published in the maritime record of Genoa told I the world that a second Italian attemptReuter - 122 words
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73 1953-01-12 3 Coronation: More men to help Yard LONDON, Sun. rjETECTIVES are to be draft- ed into Central London from outlying police divisions to* carry out security measures for the Coronation, Scotland Yard disclosed. Specially selected plain clothes officers will carry out a check on aliens, watching sea and^air ports and checkingReuter - 73 words
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Article28 1953-01-12 3 LONDON, Sun.— Dr. R. W. Moore died in London yesterday a day after he had announced his retirement, because of illness, as headmaster of Harrow.— Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article25 1953-01-12 3 LONDON, Sun— One-third of the 7,180,000 Britons employed in factories are women, the Ministry of Labour said in its December returns.— AJ.25 words
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Article, Illustration132 1953-01-12 3 BUENOS AIRES, RUn. SIX people, including a child, have died, several people have been Injured, farmers were left homeless and hundreds of heads of cattle have perished in 24 hours In fires officially described as sabotage. The fires reached a climax yesterday as thousands ofReuter - 132 words
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Article172 1953-01-12 3 Labour talks every 3 years RANGOON, Sun. rnHE Asian Socialist Conference last night decided to hold a conference every three years to maintain a bureau to which each socialist party would said representatives. Earlier, it was agreed there would be a separate socialist organisation for Asians as distinct from theAP - 172 words
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Article45 1953-01-12 3 NEW YORK, Sun. The fourth day of a search for a C-46 plane, missing with 40 aboard, was abandoned yesterday. The plane, carrying a crew of three and 37 Korean war veterans returning home for discharge, disappeared on Wednesday—A.P45 words
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Article44 1953-01-12 3 Death and gaol sentences VIENNA, Sun. A Czechoslovak court has sentenced one man to deatn, another to life imprisonment and several to long gaol terms. They were accused of abetting the escape of the famed "freedom train" to the West In 1951— A P.44 words
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Article41 1953-01-12 3 GENEVA, Sun.— Crude steel production in Europe (excluding the Boviet Union t established a new record output in 1952 of 73,870,000 metric tons, the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe estimated in its quarterly steel bulletin Issued today.— ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article21 1953-01-12 3 LONDON, Sun. Admiral Sir Hugh Binney, Governor of Tasmania from 1945 to 1951 has died. He was 69.— Reuter.Reuter - 21 words
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Article17 1953-01-12 3 WASHINGTON. Sun— Mrs Eugenic Anderson, U.S. Ambassador to Denmark for three years, has resigned.— Reuter.Reuter - 17 words
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Advertisement118 1953-01-12 3 Before you 6a fh- \Sfe^ \\llfl &c/b re you dress- xSi^lifll ANDREWS Wmj for faner CJeat?//tJes?/ vigil t Do you wake up in the morning ry feeling fit and cheerful, or are you -J~ ~l9~ J^<» dull and irritable? It all depends K»*L-' 7 1^| on Inner Cleanliness! l^«*"yufci^V,!i/ A118 words
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Advertisement265 1953-01-12 3 RAYONS I IN TOWN JUST UNPACKED AN ARRAY OF BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN RAYON SUITINGS IN HOUND-TOOTH CHECKS ALL-OVER RIBBED PLAINS WITH STRIPE DECOR THEY'RE VERY COOL DEFINITELY WASHINC AND CREASE-RESISTING EXCELLENT FOR OFFICE OR LEISURE Hi THEM TO-DAY WASSIAMULL'S HIGH STREET GENT'S DEPT. TEL. ***** A CIIDOI V A 0\ sUrr265 words
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Article, Illustration1047 1953-01-12 4 NONI WRIGHT; LEE TUCK SOON - NONI WRIGHT LEE TUCK SOON By and THE men and women of Singapore have bought themselves one of the finest tuberculosis clinics in the world. It cost them a million dollars out of their private purses, made up of a few large, but many small1,047 words
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Advertisement81 1953-01-12 4 Ne spray g iv es you la PlHTSooooooo Fresh Creamy Milk I pull crea-m Nespray Milk U pure full cream country milk in iv moM eompan, convenient ■od erooomiral form. By restoring water as direclrd on the tin, you ran prepare iiflM Ibe amuunl of creamy milk you require, just81 words
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Advertisement161 1953-01-12 4 witk MAGIC MARGIN rA Please nnd mr details of the RO) LTn "MAGIC MARG!N* porUble typrwn Llu with particular! of eu; method payment. 8.T. 12 N pM proud of their thininc "r* Wl^ S J PUtignum tnd «o plrxrd ro 'w (how rh«ir ln»nd« tn el«««' X Whether |f» the161 words
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Article117 1953-01-12 5 Policeman found him a job SEREMBAN. Sun. A MALAY policeman in Kfinli.ui Negri Sembilan, yesterday walked several miles to carry out "Operation Service" and find employment for an estate labourer. Corporal Othman met Raman, of Bukit Kajang Estate. Jasin Malacca, who had walked all the way from Tebong Estate to117 words
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Article136 1953-01-12 5 Progressive Party for Perak IPOH, Sun. ABOUT 30 people yesterday formed the Perak Progressive Party. Dr. S. Kanapathipillai pre- i sided. These officers were i elected: President, Dr. Kanapathipillai, vice prpsidents, I Messrs. S. P. Seenivasagam. R. I C. Mannavarayan and Dr. Wu Lien Teh; secretary, Mr. J. R. Devadas;136 words
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344 1953-01-12 5 Expert on Chinese classics lacking, but... KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. j^ START in Malay education at the University of Malaya will be made next academic session, which begins in October this year, the ViceChancellor, Sir Sydney Came, told a press conference in344 words
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Article, Illustration88 1953-01-12 5 TEMPLER GREETS SONS' HI I1 SONS,' says the Mi-.i (<> iinnsMini Gen Sir Gerald Templer, as he greets three Chinese orphans whom he has adopted at the Serendah Boys' Home. Officials at the home refused to give the names of the boys, but Sir Gerald made no secret of bis88 words
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Article35 1953-01-12 5 A 40-year-old Chinese. Ang Yew. of Weld Road, was found dead on the five-foot wav in Sembawang Road early yesterday. .He had no Injuries and is believed to have died of natural causes.35 words
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Article34 1953-01-12 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. The Johore Government is to enlarge water mains in Muar. This will bring water to 150 out of the 494 who have been on the waiting list since October.34 words
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Article18 1953-01-12 5 JOHORE BAHRU Sun— Johore Executive Council met in Johore Bahru today The Regent of Johore presided18 words
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Article21 1953-01-12 5 JOHORE BAHRU Sun.— Majo r O. Evans, offlcer-ln-charge of resettlement educational classes, has gon c to Britain on leave.21 words
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214 1953-01-12 5 M AT PENANG. Sunday. ALAYA has one of the best credit marketing systems in South-East Asia but is backward in the co-operative marketing of produce a spokesman of the Federation Co-operative Department said. 'The present method of usInz the middleman l s214 words
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Article37 1953-01-12 5 The Singapore Governor, Sir, John Nicoll, will open the new extension and tower of St. Andrew's School at 5.30 p!m. today. The Vice-chancellor of the University of Malaya, Sir Sydney Came, will speak.37 words
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Article, Illustration57 1953-01-12 5 Singers entertain at Badminton Hall| A general view of the workers and employers who were present at the Singapore Badminton Hall yesterday to celebrate the first trade union weekly paper in Chinese. Chinese singers and members of Chinese athletic associations entertained those present for four hoars. Chinese singers are here57 words
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194 1953-01-12 5 Gift from all communities kIPOH, Sunday. Sultan of Perak will drive under an elaborate 1.500 arch on Thursday on his way to begin the al celebrations of his 62nd birthday. The arch, a gift from all the communities in the State, wll bear the194 words
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Article45 1953-01-12 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.Charged with evasion of customs duty on 53 yards of rayon shoe fabric Llm Poh Sa n was nned $75 in th c Police Court yesterday. Customs valued the fabric at $689 Llm had declared it at $350!45 words
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Advertisement321 1953-01-12 5 v II WHY THEY'RE OVEN -BAKED J^jK^J Oven baking makes all the I /^,T^lll">// (litlrronre in the vorl4 Y^W*«C (^J]B beaiu. It bakes them. 10 a \'7y' A%ICU tender, mealy goo«lness urrlu »I\C obtainable in any other way. 1 ußMHtftßt^ 1 ITt >>aks tht sailcc tlirough 1 VL W t321 words
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Advertisement242 1953-01-12 5 perfect jiavour^fi Because they are sealed "~\XN--^Ja~ in, the wonderful Lush us "^^C^l^ flavours stay right at the peak of freshness until the very moment of use. Try some to-day! SHIRRIFF'S t»h tgtmu in MaUya J t L k. I t 3 riK*»G tn mi lun'ui m»• "toull be glad242 words
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Miscellaneous87 1953-01-12 5 The weather ILTEATHER statistics throughout Malaya yesterday were: Minimum temperature: <7.30 p.m. on Jan. 10 to 7.30 a.m. on Jan. 11 1; Spore (73 degrees i, Penang (74i, Kota Bahru (70), Kuala Lumpur (71 1. Ipoh (70i, Kuantan (70). Maximum temperature (7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Jan. 11); Spore87 words
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Miscellaneous144 1953-01-12 5 Sl\(. tPOItL VIM 111 tOl MIL: I»S3 Youth Wm k nmmuirr Joint mtrlin* la Council Office OiKnrw Srcrt-uriat buildiDK Hj.ijm Road SJO o m leadrrt cet-luitelher at prcMdfnt's lumr 26 Sirat Road, to men Mr W..-->on OkWk Sum ART SUCItTT: Life c'.a^s at Brltuih Cow:ici! Ontrr Stirmforu R.i.id 6 p144 words
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Miscellaneous98 1953-01-12 5 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 630 a.m. Tamil Music: 6.40 News In Tamil: 645 Chinese Music: 7 News In Chinese: 7.05 Malay Music: 7.15 News In Malay: 720 English Music; 730 News In English; 7.35 Fred Waring Pennsylvanlans: 8 Announcers' Choice; 8.30--9 London Melodies: 1 p.m. Matinee; 1.30 News: 1 45-2 Home98 words
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Obituary11 1953-01-12 6 MORTIMER. Julie beloved wife W Eric pa.<«ed away suddenly 11.1.53.11 words
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Obituary25 1953-01-12 6 BUTLER MADDEN. To the dear and proud memory of Peter brlovod husband of Paddy who *as killed by terrorises on 12th January 1952.25 words
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Article58 1953-01-12 6 PITMAN'S Commorclfcl Examinations Under The Auspices Of The V.M C.A. Of Singapore. Short-I hnnd Speed Examinations In March. 1953: All Intending candidates to call at the V.M.C.A. Orchard Road., to fill In entry forms. Commercial j Schools wishing to present their i (indents for the above Examination are to58 words
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Article824 1953-01-12 6 Main interest in the sixth annual conference of the Unit- ed Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East, which will be opened by the Prime Minister of Indonesia at Bandung on February 6, lies in the fact that Japan admitted as an associate member last824 words
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Article533 1953-01-12 6 Thirty per cent of would-be l car drivers in Singapore fail to pass the test which permits them to have a driving licence. Most of them seem to spend their spare time cluttering up the roads round which they know the testers will take them533 words
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Article216 1953-01-12 6 Kampong ChiaHeng facts Fis surprising that Mr. A. P. Rajah and Mr. Thio Chan Bee should have been completely unaware of the problems which confront the people of Kampong Chla Heng, as is evident from their Joint letter of January 7. It Is not necessary for me to write to216 words
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Article176 1953-01-12 6 APPARENTLY, to Judge from the proposal to increase school fees in the Federation, the Government there cannot help increasing a:iy fee if its revenue runs short But it need not be so if all taxpayers by right are brought to book. As an account clerk in a176 words
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Article105 1953-01-12 6 I AM obliged by the explanation of the Commissioner of Koad Transport to the effect that the 15 per cent, ad valorem registration fee on vehicles not manufactured in the Commonwealth is a method of collecting the Import duty. It is what I expected. My point is105 words
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Article76 1953-01-12 6 I HOPE the City Council will be adamant in enforcing the use of taxi-meters in all taxis. It b all very well to argue that one can always bargain I for cheaper rates, but when you are out in the rain, coming from an amusement place or in a76 words
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519 1953-01-12 6 A GAIN the public has to thank you for the very pertinent questions you raised in Thursday's leader. "The Future of Education" Last weeks debate in the Federal Legislative Council concerning the implementation of the new Malayan educational policy is again an indication of weakness519 words
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409 1953-01-12 6 Mr. P.R. Williams and the City rates IWAS present at the last City Council meeting when the assessment rates were Increased. The only powerful attack made on the Increase was that of Mr. P. R. Williams of the Labour Party. It was unfortunate that Mr. Williams should have used such409 words
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Article1026 1953-01-12 6 TOWARDS EUROPEAN UNITY PARIS. rpHE forces leading tn ■1 a political unification to Western Continental Europe and a real supranational authority to speak and decide foreign policy in the name of France, Western Germany, Italy. Belgium. the Netherlands and Luxembourg are fast moving to a climax. Decisions due to beReuter - 1,026 words
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Article507 1953-01-12 6 Man overboard ANY suspicion that the art and antecedents of the juru selam have been finished with in this half-column can be dispelled. We are on him again. Our latest correspondent on the guileiul Malays who seek their fish underwater speaks as It were ex cathedra, lit507 words
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Advertisement888 1953-01-12 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. LEWIN: To tome. wife f Hmry Lewin. at Johore Babi General Hospital, on 9th Januar a son. Gregory. Both well. THE ENGAGEMENT la an nounced of Norma Winifred Blake only daughter of Mr. F.B Blake and the late Mrs. F. Blakey o Penan* and Wellington. Ne* Zealand, to888 words
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Advertisement170 1953-01-12 6 ffI #^»OPTICIBN Fellow Insti title Ophthalmic Opticians (En*) Fellow Worshipful Co of Spectacle-Makers (Ens) Freeman of the City of London By Appointment to H. Af. Forces. 6. RAFFLES PLACE SINGAPORE PHONE: 8064* doni/o qeddeo me Icrrle /onop The Ideal Gift/ "A TRAVEL BAR" The finest fitted leatherette covered and lined170 words
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201 1953-01-12 7 They ask Govt. for business opportunities KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. GOVERNMENT should reserve 50 per cent of all business opportunities for Malays to encourage them to participate in the economic life of the country. This was decided at a meeting of Malay businessmen, UMNO201 words
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Article185 1953-01-12 7 SALARIES paid to American I Kirls who work for the I.S. Government departments in Singapore are "quite fantastic,' according to Mrs. Joan Tooke. Singapore business woman who runs a typists' employment agency. The American girls get ap- proximately 5875. plus $62 t 0.L.. and a rent185 words
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Article70 1953-01-12 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— A. Solomon, a former interpreter of the Magistrate's Court, was brought before the Sessions Court today on a charge of having cau. c ed the death of Police Lt. D. Grant by a negligent act. Originally he was charged with voluntarily causing hurt to Grant70 words
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Article32 1953-01-12 7 The famU'- of the late Mrs Llm B.ih Kow ;.-nder their heart-felt thanks to relat.ves and friends for their wreaths, sympathies, loan of ran and kind attendance at the i funeral32 words
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Article135 1953-01-12 7 THE SINGAPORE Harbour Board Labour Union issued a statement yesterday condemning the formation of "splinter" trade unions in the Colony. "This union believes that some political opportunists are exploiting the plight of workers and living on their earnings," adds the statement, signed by the president, Mr.135 words
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Article88 1953-01-12 7 Claims for pre-war German debts should be made to the Custodian of property Singapore, w.thin three months from Dec. 30 1952. Some creditors have a choice between making claims on the winding-UD of a German business under th P Trading With the Enemy Ordinance or under the88 words
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61 1953-01-12 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— Johore Bahru's businessmen, councillors have successfully appealed for evening sessions of the council. They rant to do business during the day. The inaugural meeting of the new council on Wednesday will be at 4 p.m. because of the tea-party and formal opening61 words
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Article32 1953-01-12 7 Singapore Government last night issued the following fair price list. Washing soap. "Go*sa«ps Fine Primrose' 2'i lb. bar, 90 cents, double tablet. 30 -ents; wheat flour, 24 cents a lb.32 words
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Article90 1953-01-12 7 M-Eir. patrols of harbour waters SINGAPORE Marine Police and the Harbour Board Police are carrying out 24-hour patrols of waters around the harbour area. Mr. R. Waters, O.C. of the Harbour station, said yesterday that a closer check of lighters antl stray boats in the area could now be carried90 words
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Article126 1953-01-12 7 Spore man to study about blind I rpHE president of the SingaA pore Association for the Blind. Mr. G. A. P. Sutherland, will study the latest facilities and techniques on the care of the blind when he goes on six months' leave on Jan. 22 Mr. Sutherland told the Straits126 words
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Article28 1953-01-12 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.Capt. E. R. H Selley Garrison Engineer Sungei Patani. Kedah ha s been trasferred to Kluang He has represented Kedah at cricket and rugger.28 words
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Article57 1953-01-12 7 Malaya imported 28.783 tons of foreign rubber during last month, according to figures released by the Registrar of Malayan statistics. Singapore s share of the imports amounted to 26.647 tons. The total of all grades of rubber shipped Into Malaya last year was 338.856 tons, as57 words
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Article103 1953-01-12 7 SINGAPORE may not have an overhead bridge or subway for pedestrians along Collyer Quay because both schemes are too expensive. The City Council Vehicle and Traffic committee at a recent meeting felt that the cost of $65,000 for a overhead bridge and $180,000 for subway was103 words
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Article74 1953-01-12 7 The Singapore Blood Bank received donations last week from 96 donors, including eight servicemen, nine men from the Social Welfare Department, 20 from the Immigration Department and five from the R.A.S.C. School, Nee Soon. At th* end of thr *r»k tlit back hrld: o Donttlom rft*:vrd74 words
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Article, Illustration102 1953-01-12 7 No-one has yet given lnI formation about the accident I at the junction of High Street j and North Bridge Road at 2 a.m. on Saturday, in which a Chinese woman was killed. Yesterday the Singapore Traffic Police repeated their appeal for eyewitnesses. Two cars were involved,102 words
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Article, Illustration142 1953-01-12 7 SINGAPORE schoolgirls will be taught more about how to manage a home and family in the new school year which begins this mornIng. A model flat to be built into the new gilds' secondary school, which opens today in Haig Road, will contain a kitchen, dining142 words
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Article216 1953-01-12 7 960 GUARDS FOR AMPANG KUALA LI'MPIR, Sunday. THE eight companies of Home Guards 960 men formed in Ampang village will soon enable a stron; force of police constables and specials to be releasp< for active warfare against the bandits. Enrolment of Home Guard* began216 words
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Article210 1953-01-12 7 ANOTHER WAR FOR MR. WONG MR. ""Newsreel" Wong Shlao Ting. 55. who has "shot" his way through half-a-dozen wars—civil and global— ia now in Singapore to tackle Malaya for M.G.M.'s "News ol i the Day feature. Mr Won* was shot in the rignt leg while cover.ng the Japanese invasion of210 words
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129 1953-01-12 7 20 cars hit the trail the hard way FZAMPONG folk in quiet areas l of Singapore were startled yesterday when about 20 cars jof the Singapore Motor Club whizzed along little used tracks off the main roads, competing in the Colony's first reliability trial since the war The competing drivers129 words
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Article56 1953-01-12 7 Over 1.000 people observed a minute's silence at the Hokkien burial ground yesterday as Mr. Lee Choon Eng, 74-y.ar-oid veteran Colony Kuomintanjs supporter, was laid to rest. The mile-long funeral procession started from Clemenceau Avenue. Mr Lee once fought with Dr. Sun Vat-sen in the Chinese revolution56 words
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Article49 1953-01-12 7 Sir Sydney Came. vicechancellor of the University of Malaya, yesterday announced the appointment of Haji Zalnal-Abidin bin Ahmad tb a senior lectureship in the department of Malay studies and Dr. Patrick Edward de Josselln de Jong, to a lectureship. They will start work In April.49 words
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Article50 1953-01-12 7 JOHORE BAHBU SunLeave for Dato Wan Idn s bin Ibrahim. Deputy Mentrl Besar. Johore. has been postponed to enable him to act for the Mentri Besar, who Is 111. Dato Wan Idrl.s was to have Cc on leave at. the end of year befort retirement50 words
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Article179 1953-01-12 7 DEBT-RIDDEN MEMBERS WORRY COOP IPOH. Sunday. MEMBERS of the lower salaried group had become "1 chr. in borrowers and indebtedness among them was causing grave concern, said Mr. J. Ayadurai, presiding at the half-yearly general meeting of the Ipoh Government Servant's Co-operative. Thrift and Loan Society. If loans were refused179 words
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Article156 1953-01-12 7 Chinese must 'unite or perish' THE Chinese in Malaya are "political pariahs" and must "unite or perish," states Mr. Tan Slew Sin. publicity chief of the Malayan Chinw>e Association, in a statement on why the M.C A. is necessary. Mr Tan says: "The necessity for a strong political organisation to156 words
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Article55 1953-01-12 7 The Singapore Malay Youth Literary Association yesterday decided to g.v? financial aid to 12-year-olrt Azlzah binte Abdul Rah:m The association will nay for I her schoolbooks until her father finds employment said Mr. Mohamed Haniffa the association president, yesterday. The association's scheme to give aid to deserving55 words
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Article67 1953-01-12 7 Singapore's first Chinese trade union weekly paper the Star News or Seng Poh, was issued yesterday. Sponsored by the Chinese section of the Singapore Trade Union Congress, the paper was introduced to workers and employers at a reception at the Badminton Hall attended by more67 words
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Article75 1953-01-12 7 A cyclist was stopped by three men at Genting Lane, Singapore, on Saturday and robbed of $30. Early yesterday morning, a taxi-driver lost $40 and a fountain-pen when his shirt pocket was puked as he slept in his vehicle in Tank Road. A hawker living in New75 words
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Advertisement192 1953-01-12 7 p iD LD all F p,|Dinc (HAIR 0-lfo ffllf folded up. A loal I *Wei'ihs only 6 lbs. *'V" UtC^ MOTORISTS NECESSITY with convenient handle loops for carrying about. Specially ueMgned for all occasions. The 'Pic-Pac" is designed to give Deck-chair comfort. The frame Is strongly cr.structed in light alloy192 words
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Advertisement161 1953-01-12 7 7 ww the superiority *«f of the one and only V- FRONT g} JOCKEY V jC/[~ BRIEFS If \1 No-gap Y-Front construction. A^^*a--^-=/ 1 Mild masculine support. I a{ Soft porous spring-knit fabric. I ~*^Bf-.^ Specially sized for comfort. I Snug fitting. .no bulk. .no bind. W No buttons or161 words
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Article278 1953-01-12 8 ./. MACLAREN- ROSS - MACLAREN-ROSS Jiy THE SINGULAR PREFERENCE By Peter Quennell. Collins 16s. NO less distinguishod i as literary critic than 1 as biographer, Mr. Peter Quennell, in this present volume of reprinted] essays, blends the two| functions, relating the; subjects he examines, in a series of rapid portraits (with278 words
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Article528 1953-01-12 8 ANDREW HOPE - ANDREW HOPE YOUR BOQKSHELF^^. By AS BERRY AND I WERE SAYINC: By Dornford Yares. Ward Lock 12s. 6d. UAVE you ever been one of a dinner party for eight at a West End hotel, drunk six bottles of champagne between you. then discovered that528 words
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505 1953-01-12 8 JAMES LEASOR - JAMES LEASOR By THE RULING FEW:. By Sir David Kelly. Hollis and Coster 255. IS Soviet suspicion of 1 foreigners and distrust of the West due to Rus sia's extraordinary countryside and climate? Sir David Kelly, British Ambassador in Moscow from 1949 to505 words
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Article, Illustration826 1953-01-12 8 C.P. SNOW - C.P. SNOW By THE PRODUCER By Richard Brooks. Heinemann 15s. THE CHALICE AND THE SWORD: By Ernest Raymond. Cassell 15s. A BAC OF STONES: By John Hampson. Verschoyle. 12s. 6d. THE ROMANTIC WIFE: By |ohn Sykes. Werner Laurie 10s. 6d. ONE of the occupational826 words
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Advertisement193 1953-01-12 8 Choose Your £vlmude tir 'S3 F i Here comes outboard motoring at its finest. Here comes a sleek and brawny fleet of motors that sing with I speed and power! Here comes flashing responsiveness, widest-range performance, docile handling case. Here j comes a great group of modern outboard advancements... Gearshift193 words
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513 1953-01-12 9 FRANCIS MARTIN - FRANCIS MARTIN By pVERY other village organist and one suburban piano teacher in three share the illusion that they have written the song hit of the Coronation season. This at any rate, is my impression after a round of music publishers from Tin513 words
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Article, Illustration901 1953-01-12 9 the DEAN of WESTMINSTER - the DEAN of WESTMINSTER Crowns, orb and ring in Abbey rites By reminds us of the Immense rhanges that have taken place since the last Queen ho was Sovereign in her own right ascended the throne. When Queen Victoria was crowned, the British Empire was901 words
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Advertisement166 1953-01-12 9 1 shows h] JlJ 9.30 dm I A BLAZING ACTION PICTURE FOR YOU* Fre? List Kntirrly Suspended aHINBBFIHtIEI nCTIMME UUniiOK MM IW 'fit URI tUk MKU! sJ \?v?N^^£^^^^£^£A^^£ißxx^'^ *x>.— wuu»a»aiuw r-r x < 11 a.m.. 1.30, 4. 6.45 uiJ^^ J AND 9.30 P.M. /NEWfil iliaißft fl A 'v'NAAywywNA/wvNAA^w^A Mi ntfw166 words
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Advertisement127 1953-01-12 9 10.30. 1.15, 4.0 b, 6.45 9.30 LAST 2 DAYS! CHARLES nb&§pab jf a b w From WEDNESDAY V Meet ROUGE... the NOTORIOUS PIRATE in COLUM3IA S ff\ TECHNICOLOR f A PICTURIZATION of nt Golden Hawk CO-STARRING Devil-may-care STERLING HAYDEN DEATH UMSTHC NIGHT ™AIIIWESTI OPENS TOMORROW I ONE OF THE CLEANEST,127 words
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Miscellaneous349 1953-01-12 9 by our foes" (Cowper) (7). Straits Times Crossword 29 Rose ml I L t (7K DOWN 1- Duplicate callper (7). 7 I 3 4 §|a 5 c 8 2 These bones were displayed 5^ by buccaneers (6). —S^ 8 Ullava "inBiy <»)• N 5 > x^ Occurrence noted In eleven349 words
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Article278 1953-01-12 10 Price rises fairly general, but market 'tired 9 at end of week A LARGE VOLUME of business was written in Malayan markets in the first full week of the year. Considerable sums of new money went into industrials, while profit-taking and re-investment in tins was278 words
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Article268 1953-01-12 10 BUSINESS done In the Malayan Share Market last week included: Industrials: Consolidated Tin Smelter Ords. 22/6 to 23/3; Praaer Ne&ve $2.50: Federal Dispensary $2,22 4; Gammon $3.83 4 to $3.90; Hammer $3.00 to $2.95; Hongkong Bank (Colonial Register) $768/-; Wm. Jacks $3.70 to $4.00; Malayan Breweries $00; Malayan268 words
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143 1953-01-12 10 AT BRISBANE on Dec. 16, the Chairman of Raub Australian Gold Mining Ltd. expressed renewed confidence in the future of the mine as the result of working since the end of the financial year ended Mar. 31. 1952. and he hoped that before lon*143 words
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Article20 1953-01-12 10 Jelapang Tin Dredging Ltd. closed down Its dredge on Dec. 19. having worked out the company's dredgeable land.20 words
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Article11 1953-01-12 10 Renong Tin Dredging Company's December output was 788.99 plculs.11 words
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Article194 1953-01-12 10 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS MOST BUOYANT From Our Own Correspondent MELBOURNE, Sat. MELBOURNE Stock Exchange 11 finished the first trading week of 1953 with the biggest and most buoyant market for many months and most leaders lifted sharply. The Improvement that started last Monday gained ground throughout the weekf* arid accelerated yesterday194 words
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Article79 1953-01-12 10 rpHE U.S. Defence Materials 1 Procurement Agency Singapore Regional Office, headed by Rear -Admiral Paul L. Mather, has opened its headquarters in the Far East Hotel, 60 Telok Blangah Road. Singapore Telephone No. 3564 and 3506. Formerly the regional office was at the U.S. Consulate Oeneral79 words
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Article54 1953-01-12 10 rIBUTE workings of Sione Tin (F.M.S.) Ltd. for seven months in the year ended Mar. 31, 1953 provided gross revenue of £3.99S and made possible a net profit of £1.782 or just over one per cent. The tributor ceased work in April 1952, but land is now being54 words
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Article54 1953-01-12 10 OUTPUTS from the various v estates and mimes In the Guthrie Group for December and 'it 1952 to (*ate (In brackets) are:R'lOber 7.353*65 lbs. (73.090,840 R>M Tea (Mack) 150,000 lbs. (1.820.000 lbs); Palm OH 1.618 tons (13.057 tons); Palm Kernels 493 tons (4,017 tons); Tin Ore54 words
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Article49 1953-01-12 10 The Chairman of Sungei Way Dredging Ltd. announced that the electric generating equipment for the No. 3 dredge had now been shipped from Britain, but that only after its arrival would It be possible to lnstal the heaviest items of the plant on the dredge.49 words
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Advertisement1448 1953-01-12 10 g£2 MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. PaiM.a (Incorporated in Singapore) AH 0( h« D.p. BLUB FUNNEL LINB D.pr, Corner t option re proc*«d vta other pert* te lead and discharge cargo SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS Due Sails P. Sham Panang Tontalui for Liverpool, Hovre Hollalnd Jan. 12/1) Jan.1,448 words
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Advertisement505 1953-01-12 10 BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. For UK/CONTINENT S'poro P- Sham Penang TSAZXS2 An !T p mmm mmm* mm— J 'To""erdom r H M u?r. LOOdOn "/23J.n. 24/2* J.n. 27/2* J.n. <B T" l h Gfa,^° n AnVw.rp 23/30 Jo* W 0 10 »W4F.b. S/ Feb. 7/ M.. "•Su?"' 1 Ttrnbu^Trttr- t*V»l»505 words
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Advertisement560 1953-01-12 10 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIAN/0.K./COMTININT Spore P. S'hom Panong "Flenra" tor Bongkok 18/lßJan "Malacca" for Diokarta. Bongkok, Saigon, Hongkong, Manila, Kobe ond Yokohomo 21/24 Jan. 20/20 J.n. 19/19 Jon "Morella" for Bangkok. Takubar 27/2t Jen "MeenJo- for Bongkok 1 7/1 S Feb 15/14 Feb 11/14 Feb. "Petagomla" for Adelaide,560 words
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Advertisement916 1953-01-12 10 McALISTER <Sc CO., LTD. TEL: No. S9O« ELLCRMAN «k BUCKNALL KLAVENESS ITNB LONDON, HAVRE ROTOTERDAM ft ANe|L|s AM fRA NCiSCO. oncj for U.SA. No^h Atlantic Port, WRTLANO, SEATTLE VANCOUCER S-por. PS'ham Penang America* Pertt 22/2S Jen. 29/30 Jan. 31 Jon ./I Fab. "FRANCISVILLE" "CITY OF BIRKENHEAD" t S'pora P Shorn916 words
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Article996 1953-01-12 11 LIVERPOOL AND CHARLTON OUTWALTHAMSTOW IN i to help combat the mist and mud. Irr»presslbl«. England and Blackpool winger, Stanley Matthews, made a dramatic return to footlsall i after being out through Injury for 1 three months. He played a brilliant game, scored the first goal996 words
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Article, Illustration35 1953-01-12 11 LES BENNETT, Tottenham Hotspur inside forward, beats Newcastle United left half Casey to the ball in a heading duel hi a first division m atch at White Hart Lane which Tottenham won 3-2. Reuter. picture.Reuter - 35 words
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Article375 1953-01-12 11 it All the Results LONDON, San. FA CUT— THIRD HOUND ArsenaJ 4 Doncaster Rot. 0 Aston Ilia 3 Middlesbrough 1 I Barnsler 4 Brighton, Hove 3 •Hoi tun W»n. FulbaJß Brentford 2 Leeds Utd. 1 Derby County 4 Cbebw 4 1 f vfTton 3 Ipswleb Town 2 (.attfthead 1 LiverpoolReuter - 375 words
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Article74 1953-01-12 11 LONDON, Sun. F.A. Cup third round matches drawn or unfinished yesterday will be replayed this week as follows: Monday: Tottenham Hotspur v Tranmere Rovers. Tuesday: Burnley v Portsmouth. Wednesday: Chelsea v Derby County; Southampton v Lincoln City. Thursday: Scunthorpe United v Sunderland; Colchrnter United v Rotherham United.Reuter - 74 words
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292 1953-01-12 11 By A Special Correspondent LONDON, Sunday. THE little football clubs those non-League battlers we all get so heroically-minded about at this time of the year are going to be turfed right out of future F.A. Cup competitions as soon as possible. There is292 words
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Article61 1953-01-12 11 LONDON, Sun— F. A. Cup odds at an unofficial callover last nifbt were announced as follows: Arsenal 8-1; West Brom- wich 9-1; 100-7 Newcastle, Preston; 100-6 Blackpool, Tottenham; 29-1 Burnley, Bolton. Manchester I'tsJ; 22-1 Sunderland; 25-1 Aston VlUa; S3-1 Manchester City, Chelsea, Sheffield Utd, Huddersfleld; 40-1 Portsmouth,61 words
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Article275 1953-01-12 11 France beat Scotland at rugger PARIS. Sun. jIjiRANCE opened the fctiter■T national rugby union season with a victory over Scotland by 11 points (goal, dropi ped goal and penalty goal > to five (goal) at Colombes Stadium here yesterday. Scotland had a good share of the play and In theReuter - 275 words
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Article1300 1953-01-12 11 SELETAR entertained a Singapore Amateur Football Association eleven last week in a practice match which gave the airmen a chance to meet the stars whose names are known to soccer fans throughout tha Colony. Seletar won the toss, but from the opening It was very plain to1,300 words
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Advertisement722 1953-01-12 11 V. MATHI CO., 0. Bonhtm Street, (Poet Bo* 413) »oe,S^» Byiding. SINCAPORE 1. General Merchant; Intorance and Forwarding Agent; and Manufacturer* Representative*. INSURANCE ACENCIES: American Insurance Company. St. Paul Fire Or Marine Insurance Company. SOLE IMPORT ACENCIES: St. Thomas Beer. The Popular Boer from Muitcfcse) (CeriNaay) £xy-Prcn The finest Demettic722 words
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Advertisement364 1953-01-12 11 Cars, Lovely Women, Luxury Home They All Take Money! Look around ycu. The men who are and WILL be on the big salaruM are the TRAINED men. They've learnt special tkitk rliir bring them higher pay. Why not do tomerhing about YOUR career to-day! Study while you are comparatively young364 words
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Article, Illustration846 1953-01-12 12 Selangor victory was well earned PENALTY KICK 'BOGEY 9 season In looking after that elusive half-back pair Bdlngton and Bennett. On the Selangor side Bennett undoubtedly was the Inspiration behind their play. His accurate touch kicking was always such relief to his forwards and although he by no means had846 words
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Article93 1953-01-12 12 MAX PARKER PRAISES SELANGOR KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. HPIIE Singapore rugby skipper, Max Parker, Is a sporting loser. After yesterday's final, which Selang-or won sixthree, he was full of praise for the victors. He said"Selangor had the better pair. The watched the ball better the loose. "The Selangor threes defended very93 words
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Article206 1953-01-12 12 LONDON, Sun. TIM Wicks, manager ox British Empire flyweight champion Jake Tull. said today that th* coloured South African boxer has signed to fight Flash Elorde. Orient bantamweight champion in Singapore on Feb. 13. It was not yet definite whethe* IVill would be accompanied by BritishUP - 206 words
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Article215 1953-01-12 12 Rugby Union results LONDON. Sun. Yesterday's rugby union results were: Final Irish trial: Whites 16 Blues 11 (at Dublin i County championship: Devon 9 Dorset Si Wiltshire 3. Club matcnes: Harlequins 3 Blackheath 0: London Hospital 11 Exeter 9; London Irish 0 Royal Air Force 5: Old Merchant Taylors 27Reuter - 215 words
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Article60 1953-01-12 12 Jollilads drew with R.E. 3-3 In a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday. Scorers for Jollilads were: Salahudln, Aman and Narayana. R.E. scorer: Gutton (3). Other matches at Farrer Park, yesterday: Buklt Tlmah S.C. beat Rovers Juniors 6-2: Young Brothers beat Rajah Jl60 words
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Article86 1953-01-12 12 LONDON. Sun. Yesterday's rugby league results were: Barrow 15. Belle Vue Rangers 2. Batley 20. York 8: Bradford Northern 34, Leeds 5: Bramley 5. Whltehaven 13; Doncaster 5. Salford 8; Featherstcne Rovers 18. Hull 20: Huddersfleld 12. Hunslet 5; Keighley 12. Dewsbury 8; Liverpool City 3. WldnesReuter - 86 words
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72 1953-01-12 12 Lance Corporal Kllmartln of ft.E.M.E. yesterday won the crosscountry race for British military personnel, with Cfn. Hewes iR.E.M.E.) second and Sgt. Martin of Royal Signals, third. In another race confined to Malayan and Gurkha personnel. Sgt. Tan (3 8.0.D.) was an easy winner. Second was72 words
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227 1953-01-12 12 San Fernando, Trinidad, Sun. INDIA had a disastrous start to their tour of the West Indies here yesterday in a two-day, match against an East Indian eleven. When stumps were drawn, India totalled 153, while the East Indian team lost two wicketsReuter - 227 words
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Article705 1953-01-12 12 SELETAR SPORTS NOTES... .by JERRY on to Wylie, who dived over to •core the equaliser. In the second half Seletar were handicapped by the loss of Norman, their right centre three, who had to go off with a badly wrenched ankle. This did not deter the home team. and Wylie705 words
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338 1953-01-12 12 NG YOOK YOON - NG YOOK YOON By Nad more Fljians in the team but after the lesson provided by the Combined Civilians Combined Services game at Penang. they have no firm ground to base their arguments. It Is a fairly representative side, I but main difficulty338 words
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Article128 1953-01-12 12 IPOH, Sun. BRILLIANT displays by Perak and North right half Philip Sankey, and ceatre half S. Selvanayagam for Colours highlighted yesterday's Perak hockey state trial on the padang. when Colours beat Whites by five goals to nil. Inside left Peter Pernandes bagged a hat trick128 words
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Article48 1953-01-12 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun— South 'ohorp yesterday trounced North Johore at rugby by 16 points (two goals and two tries i to nothing. This was their first meeting after the war. South Johore's tries were scored by Roberts. Murphy <2m end Hudson. Roberts made two conversion.'.48 words
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Advertisement912 1953-01-12 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. (Continued from Page e> SITUATIONS VACANT SYCE WANTED. Can anyone recommend reliable experienced Syce. Phone ***** afternoons. WANTED Immediately experienced Shift Foreman holding Dredgemasters Certificate for appointment as Acting Dredgemaster on mine south Thailand. Applications setting out qualifications and details of experience with copies of testimonials to be912 words
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Advertisement926 1953-01-12 12 WANTED TO PI RDHASK WANTED to purchase Malayan Import Export Statistics December 1050 also 1951. Please telephone 3242. WANTED 4 half grown pure Alsatians or cross-breds. State details to Manager, Senal Estate, Senal, Johore. WANTED TO PURCHASE. Two copies of the most recent publication of "The Oil Palm Tree" In926 words
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Advertisement189 1953-01-12 12 MORE SPORT-P. 11 y 'M HEALTHY i jgTl **ES ARC SfeSl BEAUTIFUL I used to be afraid to look ft my I asked my friend the secret of her mirror. So very often my eyes were lovely eyes. "Optrex eye-baths," sbo tired, red rimmed and unattractive said. "Yours can be189 words
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