The Straits Times, 23 October 1953
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Title Section13 1953-10-23 1 The Straits Times He***** Established 1845 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1953. 15 CENTS13 words
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Article922 1953-10-23 1 Officials silent as traders say cut spending COMMERCIAL circles in both Singapore and the! Federation were bitter and angry when they read the news given exclusively in yesterday's Straits Times that secret talks to be held by the Malayan Board of Income Tax tomorrow might lead922 words
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455 1953-10-23 1 THEY SOLD BABY FOR TWO LEGS OF PORK IjVUII year in Singapore J more than 1,000 children are given away or sold. Hichest known price ever paid !<>r I tvihy in Singapore was >^:>O. The lowest was Sl2O. Thi.s was civen to a labourer's family who were anxious to grt455 words
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Article28 1953-10-23 1 LONDON. Thurs. The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgn leave London airport tomorrow for their tour of Australia and New Zealand, It was announced today. AP.AP - 28 words
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Article163 1953-10-23 1 A SINGAPORE City Council committee has decided to retain one of the teirporary resident engineers at the Pa.sir Pnn.ianp power .station in his $2.65 C '■-month 10b. The rommittre. .vlii'-h dei.ls with the running of the power station, apreed to release two temporary assistant163 words
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Article143 1953-10-23 1 HELP FOR MALAYA IN 1954 LONDON. Thurs. THE Government is now con.sifierinc the amount and form of the assistance it will Rive Malaya to prosecute the campaign against the Commu- 1 nLst terrorists. Mr Oliver Lyttelton. the Colonial Secre- tary, said yesterday. Sir Richard Ac land, < Labour i, iReuter - 143 words
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Article40 1953-10-23 1 TAIPEI. Thurs— Preparations are underway for large >brations throughout Formosa on Oct. 25. eighth anniversary of the formai return <>t Formosa to the Chinese after half a century of Japanese rule. It will be a national holiday.— A.P.AP - 40 words
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Article31 1953-10-23 1 COLUMBIA. South Carolina. Thurs. Under-Secretary of State Walter Bedell Smith said last nteht that the United States will 'continue every effort" toward a unified independent Korea— U.P.UP - 31 words
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Article34 1953-10-23 1 DAMASCUS. Thurs. Syrian troops on leave have been ordered to rejoin their units immediately and no fresh leave is being granted. Strong reinforcements and equipment have been sent to the. frontier. Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article13 1953-10-23 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Security forces killed two more terrorists yesterday13 words
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Article262 1953-10-23 1 MALACCA. Thurs. IN the dollar ward of the Malacca General Hospital at 5 p.m. on Monday, three baby girls were born to Madam Chaw Hong Fah. aged 27. They were Malacca's first live triplets, delivered at four minute intervals, weighing 41b. 4oz. 41b. 15 oz. and 51b.262 words
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Article86 1953-10-23 1 HALL KOMNKY - Britain ends pineapple control HALL KOMNKY From LONDON. Thurs. THE Food Minister, Mr. Lloyd George, has decided to end the control of canned pineapples. No further purchases will be made by the Ministry. Arrangements for imports by private traders will be announced later by the Board of Trade. Britain imported86 words
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131 1953-10-23 1 A START on the $7 million bridge which will link the proposed Esplanade Road with the eastern part of Singapore will be made early next year. The largest in Malaya, the 600-yard bridge will span two rivers -Rochore and Kallang. The Director131 words
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Article98 1953-10-23 1 LONDON. Thurs. A royal limousine broke down in busy Leicester Square last night with the Queen and h«r husband the Duke of Edinburgh, inside They were about to return to Buckingham Palate after attending the premiere of a Him of last summer's successful Mt. Everest expedition.AP - 98 words
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Article88 1953-10-23 1 AMBUSHED TWICE IN 600 YARDS KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A PATROL consisting of two Sarawak rangers and eight soldiers of the Manchester Regiment, was ambushed by terrorists twice in 600 yards but fought their m*j out with only one man "ounded. The ambushes took place during an action in the Bongsu88 words
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Article36 1953-10-23 1 ROME. Thurs.— Floods fed by cloudbursts swept across south Italy today. Forty-seven people, including many children, are known to be dead and It was feared that the toll I would pass 100.- A.P.AP - 36 words
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Article41 1953-10-23 1 BUENOS AIRES. Arsentina. Thurs.— The first shipment of Argentine goods for the Soviet Union under a trade treaty signed in August will leave today for Vladivostok. The agreement provides for an exchange on US$l5O,OOO 000 worth of goods.— A.P.AP - 41 words
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Article105 1953-10-23 1 KUALA LJMPUR. Thurs. THE Selangor Government has withdrawn It.? ban on the use of local labour on a $300,000-buildinc to be erected in Ampanß Road, Kuala Lumpur. Labour from Singapore was to have been imported for the job The Mentri Besar told the architect concerned105 words
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Article, Illustration32 1953-10-23 1 THf BAND oi the 10th Prin cess Mary s Own Gurkha Rifles welcome haclf to Singapore men of the Gurkha Brigade which went to Britain for the Coronotion.32 words
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Article198 1953-10-23 1 BUT WELCOME SOON THERE SEVENTY: BANDSMEN of the Malayan Gurkha Division's pipe, drum and bugle band, which toured Britain after the Coronation, had to welcome themselves back to Singapore yesterday. They stood on the deck of the Empire Trooper as it docked and played to198 words
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Article57 1953-10-23 1 JAKARTA. Thurs.—American Vice-President Richard Nixon escaped injury when a tyrr blew out while h:s car nu travelling at 50 m.p.h. on a road near Jogjakarta. Central Java. Thr car swerved but thi> driver brought it safely to a ■top. Mr. Nixon was riding with the Indonesian ForeignUP - 57 words
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Article105 1953-10-23 1 HAIL ROMNEY - HAIL ROMNEY From LONDON. Thurs.— An announcement that the United States stockpile authorities in conjunction with the British Government would buy all surplus natural rubber during the next twelve months would save many faces and do much to restore the rubber producing industry to some degree105 words
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Article44 1953-10-23 1 LONDON Thurs— The British Government still hopes that the day for settling the problem of China's representation in the United Nations will have been brought nearer by the armistice in Korea, Mr. Stephen Swingler (Labour) was told in the House of Commons—Reuter.44 words
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Article35 1953-10-23 1 NAraOBI. Thurs. Twenty terrorists wore killed and four MTestCd during a thrrr-d:iy swerp hv troops, nollcr and home guards in the Fort Hall area of Kenya, an awny spokesman said today. -A.PAP - 35 words
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Article215 1953-10-23 1 K. LUMPUR, Fri. THE 6.000-stronc War Department Civilian Staff Association may strike if the Army fails to settle demands for housinp allowance, pro- vident fund and more pay for certam grades of industrial workers. A strike proposal will be considered at the association's bi-annual meeting in215 words
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Article32 1953-10-23 1 ALLIED FAMILIES LEAVE TRIESTE TRIESTE, Thurs.—Largest contingent of BrilbU, American families to leave Trieste since Allied decision to tarn over Zon« A to Italy left In special trains today.— A.P.AP - 32 words
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Article37 1953-10-23 1 PARIS. Thurs. Ex-Que ri Alexandra of Yugoslav.,! slashed her wrists last night after an unsuccessful attempt to persuade ex-King Peter to drop his divorce .suit. Raymond de Chaisematin. her lawyer, said today.— UP.UP - 37 words
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Advertisement41 1953-10-23 1 Developing.Printing.Enlargin6 Kodak (Malaya) Limited I JO ltol»«w< Road. Support Own f^«'«l D.ip»m»T. •ok.'H'xi. infi*" .CaM fcan^ |N»Ali-« how *mt\ for a NIP! LION STOUT RICH IN VITAMIN B x|^/ KIPS PINTS QUARTS «*c«imi.»co ••iKKr co. (i9«O-irifc orertitvuo IWHi »-ro w«vi ito41 words
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Article273 1953-10-23 2 Answer found to freezing problem A GROUP of Singapore fisheries experts sal down to afternoon tea yesterday and ate fish caught between six and seven months ago. Their verdict on the meal: "Perfect...just as good as if it had been this morning's catch." The party was the273 words
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Article76 1953-10-23 2 JUST $500 SHORT OF TARGET ONLY $500 is needed and th» $100,000 appeal by the Muslim College (Malaya) Fund :an be closed. Girts have reaped $99,571. Topping the lint Is Singapore with a KIU of $41,629 of which M 1.300 came from Chinese well wishers. Johore comes next with •26.506.76 words
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Article55 1953-10-23 2 PARIS. Thurs— The Frencr 1 'ablnet decided yesterday lo ;end a note to the Vietnam jovernment asking for an explanation of the recent actions Dy the Vietnam's National Congress. The note. destined for Vietnam head of state. Bao Dai. will be handed over to theReuter - 55 words
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Article110 1953-10-23 2 WASHINGTON. Thur.s SENATOR William Knowland plans to place before Eisenhower administration leaders proposals for an International Council of Free Asia, it was learned here Since his return from a tour cf the Far East and South Asia. Senator Knowland, the Republican leader in the Senate,110 words
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Article110 1953-10-23 2 MR. Oscar Tay, an elderly Singapore clerk, has composed a poem in French to Llm Kirn Mool. 18, who lost both legs in an accident nine months ago. Enclosed with his verse, sent to the editor of the Straits Times, is a contribution of110 words
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Article, Illustration114 1953-10-23 2 Gift of drugs FROZEN FISH DISPLAY MANILA, Thurs —lndonesia has given the Philippine Gov- ernment 750 ampules of trtanus antl-toxine and 750 ampules of serum antl tetauns THE FISH were caught six or seven months ago in Singapore waters. But they tasted well when cooked and eaten yesterday, because of114 words
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156 1953-10-23 2 'GIFTS' MADE THINGS BETTER (COMPLAINTS that they were "treated like poor relations," and that the attitude of the authorities in Saudi Arabia was "if you don't like it here, we couldn't care less." were made by some of the 169 pilgrims who returned to Singapore156 words
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Article27 1953-10-23 2 SAIGON. Thurs. United States Destroyer Squadron 30 under Captain Willard A. Saunders sailed today for Singapore after a two-day courtesy visit to Saigon.— Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article122 1953-10-23 2 ORE than 10,000 poppies for cars and bicycles will be on sale in Singapore at the following centres from tomorrow: Robinsons, John Littles, Whiteaways, Maynard Co., Federal Dispensary. Fitz- Patrick's Food Supplies. Singapore The Cold Storage. Borneo Motors. General Post Office. V.M.C.A.. Registrar of Vehicles Office122 words
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175 1953-10-23 2 Medical Dept. expects 100 new nurses FIE Singapore medical service is expanding so rapidly that it must recruit many more nurses Dr. M. Doraisingham, Deputy Director of Medical Services, said yesterday. The Medical Department expects to recruit at least 100 girls to the nursing service by the end of the175 words
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Article109 1953-10-23 2 RANGOON, Thurs. fNFORMED sources here re--1 ported yesterday that large stocks of flame-throwers have been supplied to Chinese Nationalist guerillas in the Salween and Mongpuaung districts of southern Kengtung State. Burmese observers said this and other reports strongly Indicate a post-monsoon offensive by the guerillas instead of109 words
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Article33 1953-10-23 2 WASHINGTON. Thurs. President Eisenhower said yesterday the decision to withhold Mutual Security Aid from Israel was made after consultations with Mr. John Foster Dulles, U.S. Secretary of State.— Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article55 1953-10-23 2 rE clock on the 30--foot tower of the Singapore Police Training School at Thomson Road will soon be working again. For the past eight years, the clock has not worked. The Japanese removed the machinery. A sum of $1,430 has been included in the police budget for55 words
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Advertisement35 1953-10-23 2 PUBLIC NOTICES APPOINTMENTS TENDER NOTICES etc. PAGE 10 l^^^tesJSWi stocks spar£ s i f **^w and SERVICE AFTER SALES flSfe <J/\rJiX> duOUt it I WADKIN woodworking machinery in operation AT THE PASIR PANJANG WOODWORKING FACTORY35 words
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Article173 1953-10-23 3 Government turns down Labour call LONDON, Thursday. THE Government jrestertej turned down a proposa that an all-party committee of the House of Commons should inquire into the circumstances which led to the present situation in British Guiana. Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, the Colonial Secretan rrplird: "No, sir"Reuter - 173 words
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Article201 1953-10-23 3 LONDON, Thurs. DR. C'heclfli .lacan. .deposed Prime Minister of Rritish (luiana, arrived hero by air today. It »;is learned at the airport (hat a representative from (he Labour Party «.is u.iiiiuc for him with an invitation to meet Mr. Clement Attlee, the Labour opposition leader,Reuter - 201 words
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Article45 1953-10-23 3 BEIRUT. Thurs. Nine .ships of the U.S. Sixth Fleet, including the airrraft earner Franklin D. Roosevelt and the heavy cruiser Des Moines, reached Beirut yesterday morning on a five-day visit. US lets flew over the Lebanon, Syria and Jordan. A.P.AP - 45 words
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Article35 1953-10-23 3 RANGOON. Thurs. Reports r>f increased Insurgent activity In fouth-easl Burma indicate that Karen rebels, in alliance with Kuomintang 'Chinese Nationalist i guerillas, are preparing an offensive now that the monsoon is ending. Renter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article50 1953-10-23 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs— A Defence Department spokesman said yesterday that ah anti-rommunist Chinese and North Korean prisoners who have refused to attend Communist ••explanation"' sessions at Panmunjom would be freed on Jan. 27. the latest date they can be held by the neutral nations repatriation commission. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article38 1953-10-23 3 NEW YORK. Thurs Julius Kayser Co. hosiery manufacturer, has sold its Australian subsidiary to Bondor Ltd.. of Great Britain, for U552,000.--nnn. Kayser chairman Mr. R C. Kramer told the annual meetins: yesterday. A.P.AP - 38 words
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Article43 1953-10-23 3 PARIS. Thurs.— King P.iui and Queen Frederika of Greece end a week's visit in Paris on Friday when they leave for Le Havre to .sail on the liner United States to be guests of President Eisenhower in Washington. AP.AP - 43 words
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Article28 1953-10-23 3 THIESTE. Thurs— A strong earthquake, believed to centre near the Greek island of Corfu, was registerered at 1133 GMT yesterday by the Trieste Geophysical Observatory.— A.PAP - 28 words
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Article20 1953-10-23 3 TRIPOLI. Thur.s -The Libyan Senate yesterday approved the military and economic treaty .signed with Britain last summer. U.P.UP - 20 words
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Article, Illustration43 1953-10-23 3 LORI) KLLENBOROIdH. 27, was married to Miss Rachel Medley. 26, at St. Margaret-, est minster London. last work. The bride is the only daughter of Major Ivor Kedley, late of the 17th Lancers and Mrs. James Hamilton, of Rochester Park. Singapore. —Reuter photo.Reuter - 43 words
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201 1953-10-23 3 World is facing ife hour I of trial' NEW YORK. Thurs. < THE world as well as the I United Nations faces its hour of trial in Korea, Madame Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, president of the United Nations General Assembly, said last night. She said in an address to the IndependentUP - 201 words
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Article50 1953-10-23 3 CAIRO, Thurs.— British ana i Egyptian negotiations failed to settle their dispute over the Suez Canal zone today and handed back the problem to their governments. •A further meeting vi.l be hrlri after the proposition has been considered by both govrnments." a Join statrnvnt said.— U.P.UP - 50 words
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Article34 1953-10-23 3 VENICE. Thurs.— The tenday conference of the intergovernmental committee tor European migration endvri here yesterday with an appeal to "governments of goodwill" to help European refugees in i China and Trieste— Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article33 1953-10-23 3 ROME Thurs. Six members of the Japanese Parliament, who are studying world parliamentary systems. visited Rome s Colosseum and Forum and other historic sights of the Italian capital yesterday. AP iAP - 33 words
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Article203 1953-10-23 3 HANOI. Thurs. rIK Communists rushed all available reinforcements to Thanh lion tonight vancing French Union forces els hed with advance units guarding the Red fortress. The French High Command disclosed that the R' tnanoer-in-Chief, Vo I Gnp, has hastily recalled several veteran battalions from inside theUP - 203 words
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Article25 1953-10-23 3 ROME. Thurs— The Italian Prime Minister, Signor Pella. will visit Ankara on November 12 at the invitation of the Turkish Government.— A.P.AP - 25 words
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Article21 1953-10-23 3 LONDON, Thurs. Queen. Elizabeth rereived Mr. Anthony Eden, British Foreign Secretary in audience at Buckingham Palace yesterday— Reuter.Reuter - 21 words
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Article41 1953-10-23 3 LONDON. Thurs. Official quarters here yesterday wel- corned the statement by Dr. Konrad Adenauer. West Ger- man Chancellor, that German claims to her pre-war territorI ies east of the Oder-Neis.se should be realised "by exclu- sively peaceful means."—Rev- ter.41 words
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Article35 1953-10-23 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs.— Mr. Arthur Dean, special U.S. envoy, left for the Far East yesterday to find out when and where the Communists are willing to talk about a peace settlement for Korea. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article26 1953-10-23 3 SRINAGAR. Thurs—Kashj mir's ruling party, the National Conference, yesterday formally disowned its president, the de- posed and ganled former Prime Minister. Sheikh Abdullah. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article34 1953-10-23 3 SOUTHAMPTON. Thurs. Five seamen were injured to- < day when a lifeboat fell from the boat deck of the Queen Elizabeth on to another in the j water during boat drill—Reul ter.34 words
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157 1953-10-23 3 Next atom blast; to be in secret CANBERRA. Thursday. ANOTHER atomic explosion will take place on the Woomera Rocket Range within a few days in the utmost secrecy and with no outside observers of any kind present, it was learned here today. It will be followed by a series of157 words
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Article125 1953-10-23 3 LONDON. Thurs. ROBERT Perkins. 16-year-old one-handed trainee clerk, was thrilled last weekpnd when he thought he and his father had won thousands iof pounds by correctly forecasting a football pool Robert, who iost his right hand :n a minclru machine whon only four, had aReuter - 125 words
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Article268 1953-10-23 3 LONDON. Thurs. 'THE Stock Exchange was agnln lethargic today although the undertone continued ftrm In mo«l sections Tea and tin shares moved very I little but rubbers were again dull Closing prices o> teieiita stocks ere: Consols 83 Pundinp 4% 100, W;.r 3', 85 S 4*4 BANKS ■.Irr-268 words
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Article29 1953-10-23 3 LONDON. Ort. 22. Cash Buyers £612' 2 Sellers £615; Forward Buyers £597; Sellers £597 2 Settlement. iftlTU (down £2' 2 Turnover a.m. 35 tons, p.m. 50 tons.29 words
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Article34 1953-10-23 3 LONDON. Oct. 22- Spot 16'jd., No\. lR'-d.. r>r lfiwd.. Jan. -Mar. I ]fi ,d.. Apr. -June lfi^ri.. July-Srpi 17d.. Oct. c.l.f. lß'ad.. Nov. c.t.f. lfi'ad.. Dec. nit. 16 d. Tone; I Steady.34 words
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Advertisement53 1953-10-23 3 TT r-r. 7* I HANDY j£] 3 ANGLE J._. J^-i in U u I 9 l I A SIMPLE. RAPID- ASSEMBLY PRODUCT WITH AMULTITUDE J OF USES. !fl NO 1 0 DRILLING 0 WELDING 9 PAINTING IMTEIISOX MIIO\S I) A Ml. 1. 111. I 0 ENGINEERING DEPT. i (I KUALA53 words
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Advertisement72 1953-10-23 3 BRITISH EMBASSY STONED AMMAN, Thursday rfcF.MONSTRATORS stoned <lie French Embassy and the \j Unit -d States "Point Four" aid offices here today and tried to attack the British Embassy. Jordan troops prevented the demonstrators from reach injt the British Embassy. The demonstrations lasted all day but no casualties had been72 words
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Advertisement147 1953-10-23 3 WHOLE CRAYFISH and CRAYFISH TAILS they transform mere meals into banquets with no risk of you overstepping the budget. "You'll be glad you bought it at Cold Storage" SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. DJAKARTA "I JSST "•ilk BANGKOK).., ■Jfe- CALCUTTA) WITH IMMEDIATE •^J»/j^ mf%4 &lN irj D |A WITH FREE147 words
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106 1953-10-23 4 KI'ALA LIMPI'R, Thurs. IN India people bribe policemen "as a matter of course," the Sessions Court was told today. Purusho thaman. of Bungsar Road, Kuala l.umpur, pleaded guilty to offering a $1 bribe to a policeman when he was pulled up for not observing106 words
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Article102 1953-10-23 4 That makes it worse, says court CHARGED with carrying excess passengers, a Singapore bus conductor. Tan Lip Chuan, told the City Police Court yesterday that they were all children. "That would make your case worse. What would happen if a i fire were to break out in the bus. asked102 words
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Article18 1953-10-23 4 Soh Ling Chye. a taxi driver, i was yesterday fined $30 in Singapore, for negligent driving.18 words
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271 1953-10-23 4 A SINGAPORE magistrate yesterday held that it was perfectly logical for a person to assume that he had been granted a licence when the City Council had accepted his money and given him a receipt. The question arose when Mr. J. M. DevereuxColebourn.271 words
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Article, Illustration47 1953-10-23 4 KAJA Ml li\ OF SEI.ANC.UK (dark dress) chats with Mr. Hanson Ho (right) at the Kuala Lumpur Rotarians "rettogether" held at Col. Wat kin s home at 36 Young Road. Inche Aziz (centre) and Mr Tan Sze Weng look on.— Yong Peng Seong picture.47 words
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Article91 1953-10-23 4 Tan Kai Kee. a farmer, was yesterday found guilty in the Singapore Seventh Police Court of possessing 100 gallons lof fermented rice and four gallons of sarosu off the 10 milestone Bukit Timah Road on May 16. Tan was also found guilty of possessing a91 words
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Article65 1953-10-23 4 Abdullah bin Suralli. who claimed trial to a charge of outraging a woman's mode.sty was allowed ball of $300 in the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday. It was alleged that on the morning of October 21 Suralli embraced and kissed Fatimah I binte Mohamed three times on65 words
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Article80 1953-10-23 4 K N. A. Pillai. 49. formerly a special grade overseer in the Army School of Hygiene and Anti-Malarial Organisation Far East, sued Scow Whay Kirn trading as Heap Choon Company, for special and general damages, in Singapore yesterday. It was said that Pillars right thumb was permanently80 words
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Article33 1953-10-23 4 The Buddhist Union. Singapore, will hold a special service to celebrate Kuan Im Tann at 85-A. Marine Parade, at 8 p.m. on Monday. There will be a free educational film show.33 words
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Article23 1953-10-23 4 A dance was held at Taniong Malim. Perak. last Saturday in aid of the St. John Ambulance Association. Slim village branch.23 words
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Article18 1953-10-23 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. The Town Council. Johore Bahru. is considering making a charge for clearing rubbish.18 words
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Article, Illustration111 1953-10-23 4 A MAN who has just sold $2,000,000 worth of British buses in India arrived in Singapore yesterday on the French liner Vietnam. He is Col. G. W. Purser, general sales manager of Guy Motors Company. Although he sold 140 singledeck buses in India,111 words
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Article40 1953-10-23 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— Ng Kai Meng, who wa.s travelling in a car to Shensi Estate, was found by Police Lieutenant Glenn to be carrying excess food without a permit. He u.i.s fined $20 in Police Court to- day.40 words
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Article149 1953-10-23 4 BOEY PANG ENG. manager of the N. A. A.F.I. Canteen, Selarang Barracks, charged with criminal breach of trust in a Singapore court yesterday, was acquitted after a technical objection was raised by his counsel. Mr. C. H. Koh. Bopy was accused of misappropriating 60 cases of149 words
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Article58 1953-10-23 4 HOW elections are conducted and how democracy works in other countries will soon be shown to the people of Johore in a pictorial exhibition This is being arranged by the State Elections Department to be held early in January. The Singapore Public Relations Department has offered58 words
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Article112 1953-10-23 4 150 ask for extra bus service ABOUT 150 people living near Mount Pleasant. Singapore, want a bus service, a City Council committee was told. The committee recommended, despite police opposition that the Singapore Traction Co. be requested to divert their service at the .junction of Balestier and Thomson Roads into112 words
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Article60 1953-10-23 4 Yesterday Shivasahai, a bus- I driver of the Singapore Traction Company, was discharged on a charge of negligent driving by the First Singapore Traffic Magistrate, Mr. F. A. Chua. It was stated thrt Shivasahai drove a bus negligently on January 9. 1953. at the juntion of60 words
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54 1953-10-23 4 Yorkshiremen to hold dinner The annual dinner and dance of the Society of YorKshiremen In Malaya will be held in the Adelphi Hotel Roof Garden at 9 p.m. tomorrow. Guest-of-honour will be Lt. Col. D. I. Strangeways. Commanding Officer of the Ist Battalion, the East Yorkshire Regiment. The Regiment.* Band54 words
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Article42 1953-10-23 4 Governor going on leave The Governor of Singapore, S;r John Nlcoll. will go to Hong Kong on October 27 on 14 days local leave. The Colonial Secretary. Mr. W. A. C. Goode. will be Officer Administering the Government during Sir John's absence.42 words
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Article47 1953-10-23 4 Two members of the Indian Parliament, Mrs. Ammu Swarrinathan and Begum Azaz Rasul. will rlvp a lolnt public lppturr at the Indian Association. Balestlrr Road. Singapore, at 6 p.m. on October 27. The M. P.s are members nf an Indian goodwill mission to i Japan.47 words
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Miscellaneous157 1953-10-23 4 CIIirADADIi 1 8 15 Cheerful Glumes.; 8.30 Prom: 9.30 New.s; 9.45 Strictly In-stru--7.1S. IS Morning Star: 7.30 News; mental; 10 Music, 10.30 Ballroom. 735 Norrie Paramor Orchestra; n B (< 8 Hill Billy Half Hour: 8.30 Malay Housewives' Corner; 9 Music While 5 p.m. Editorials. 515 Dou You You Work;157 words
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212 1953-10-23 5 4 SINGAPORE LABOUR PARTY OFFICIALS RESIGN pMHJR top officials of the Singapore Labour Party, including the chairman, Capt. T. D. Richards, quit the Party yesterday. The resignations were said to be in protest against the convening of today's meeting of the Party's General Council. The meeting is expected to consider212 words
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139 1953-10-23 5 200 new lawyers soon, but 'no jobs' TWO HUNDRED now lawyers are due in SinKapore before the end of the year. According to members of the legal profession already here, few will be able to get jobs The new lawyers are a result of the boom in Malaya a few139 words
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Article48 1953-10-23 5 The Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. A. C. Goode, will present Normal certificates and Ccrtifi.atrs of Education to successtul students the Teachers' Training College, Singapore, tomorrow. The presentation will be held nt 4.45 pm in the Lee Kuo Chuan Auditorium of the Anslo-Chinese School at Barker Road.48 words
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Article25 1953-10-23 5 Abdulla bin Ahmad, a car rinver. wu yesterday Pned $25 In Singapore for refusing: to produce his driving licence to a policr officer.25 words
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91 1953-10-23 5 Out 2 days now she's back in gaol rpwo days after leaving A prison a elderly odd -job woman appeared in a Police Court charp^d with the same offence being a runner for an illegal public lottery. The woman. Tan Lan Choon, was fined $100 or two weeks' simple imprisonment.91 words
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Article44 1953-10-23 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs Hospital Assistants in Johore who are sent on duty into the jungle with security forces are dissatisfied With their allowance for the job. The Johore Medical Services Union is to ask the Government for an increase.44 words
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Article63 1953-10-23 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Wong Joo Lim, employed by the NAAFI at Majedee Barlacks, Johore Bahru, was charccd in the Police Court j today with criminal breach of I trust of $2,981 while in charge of the canteen. He was allowed $3,000 bail pending trial. Phua Tin Mm.63 words
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Article275 1953-10-23 5 PRIMARY ENGLISH URGED iT»HE Government has asked 18 Government and aided Enplish schools in Johore to start at least i one primary afternoon 1 class from the beginning of next year to cope I with the ever-increesing demand for English 1 education. Mr. F. T Laidlaw. Superin--1 tendent of Education,275 words
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Article24 1953-10-23 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. I-nportant issues of high policy were discussed between the High Commissioner. Sir Gerald Temp'.er and the Malay Rulers today.24 words
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Article205 1953-10-23 5 A rres t ordered a t crash inquest THE Singapore Coroner. Mr Choor Singh, yesterday A ordered the arrest of a man in court at the closr 9f the inquest on two Malay women and two children killed in a traffic accident during Hari Raya week on June 21 Recording205 words
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Article36 1953-10-23 5 Yesterday was the tenth day of the all-out hunt by Singapore police for the killer cf 16-year-old schoolg-irl. Ching Geok Tin. in Pearl's Hill but the police reported "no further development.'36 words
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Article58 1953-10-23 5 PENANG. Thurs. The i Penang Free School is starting a reference library to perpetuate the memory of Its greatest headmaster, the late Mr R. H. Pinhorn. Old Frees at their annual dinner last night responded to the call of the present headmaster. Mr. J. E Tod58 words
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Article55 1953-10-23 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs 1 Mr. O. s. Nadarajah. general sorrotary nf the Solangor I Hindu Youth Organisation, to- I day urged Indian leaders in Malaya to take immediate i strps to reform the registration \l I nf Hindu marriages and also to i i introduce compulsory regls- 155 words
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Article98 1953-10-23 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. UP WENT the Federation's exports and Imports last month. Goods valued at $78 million came into the Federation during September, compared with $63.4 million in August. Exports totalled $70.2 million against $63.6 million the month before. Singapore's imports were up from $41.798 words
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Article93 1953-10-23 5 Car thief to face robbery charge Admitting a charge of theft in Singapore yesterday. Liir. Huay Boon was remanded for one week for further investigation. The prosecution said that about 10 a.m. on Oct. 12 Lim stole a car from St. Andrews Road, in front of the City Hall. Lim93 words
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Article, Illustration52 1953-10-23 5 INDIAN friends enjoy the warmth of an English fire 4,400 feet up Maxwell Hill, overlooking Taiping, Perak. The temperature outside is 55 degrees Fahrenheit. Tonight Stewart Waveli will broadcast a light-hearted radio feature from Maxwell Hill, "Holiday in the Sky," at 8.3* p.m. from Radio Malaya,52 words
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189 1953-10-23 5 POLICEGIRL TELLS I OF CAR CHASE Lottery suspect arrested A PRETTY plain-clothes policewoman yesterday told the Singapore Fourth Police Court how she arrested a suspected chap-Ji-ki runner after an hour-lone vigil late one night. Wong Kirn Cheang, 27. of Campbell Lane, was charged with assisting in the management of chap-ji-ki.189 words
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Article125 1953-10-23 5 SIX GOVERNMENT Health i Department workers who were .spraying DDT. oil into a well at Pasir Panjanj*. Sin- gapore. were attacked by four men and beaten up witli sticks and iron rods, the Sixth 1 Police Court was told yesterday. In the dock were Mustaphq125 words
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Article42 1953-10-23 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs Mohamed Salleh bin Endot v. as fined $450 in the Police Court today for attempting to smuggle a camera worth $170 into the Federation from Singapore. Salleh said that he had no intention of evading duty.42 words
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Article29 1953-10-23 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs A >tart will be madp next year I on the $750,000 oy-pass pro'irrt I to cut out Batu Road. Kuala Lumpur's busirst mad I. >29 words
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Advertisement100 1953-10-23 5 MAC fmmm and rapid hral.ni /.>•R f f\ r mjS I M „r^r,,... 11. l.m. un,>.r..l h«l.r r..t w X*K OIJM I M Wromini wnrld-wid*. ImmnliiK application hailrat if *k 1m f^k M ra. K.^i it in In. Sou., r.ady f»f UH. < A if//M A nn.,,hinq. h.i,l. Hi.iltlil 1100 words
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Advertisement189 1953-10-23 5 CAR POPPIES f will be on sale I from i TOMORROW i j Single Poppy $2 j j Spray of 3 $5 1 OBTAINABLE AT:Robinson Co.. Ltd. John Little Co., Ltd. Whiteaway Laidlaw Co., Ltd. Maynard Co., Ltd. Medical Hall Ltd. Federal Dispensary Ltd. Fitzpatricks Food Supplies Cold Storage Co.,189 words
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Miscellaneous279 1953-10-23 5 STORE DIARY Tolire Band: public performance pm. to 6 p.m. st Raffles Quay Xin C George V Park 5.30 p.m. to V.M.C.A.: advanced Malay c\km 83n nm 5-30 pm.; Judo practice 530 pm Sintaporr Camera Club: lecture table-tennis 7pm at Orchard Road' and practical demonstration on basic Study Group Movement-279 words
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Obituary74 1953-10-23 6 20 H»rtv j;« (minimum) KBBIKOFF, Vliidimlr aUBMySvMh passed away nt tlio Osnei'Sl Hnspiial. Sins:.-! pore, on the morning of 22nd Oetnber. 1f)53. nfler severe Illness. Funwal xervlre tt Bldadari Cemetery at 5 30 p.m., 23rd October. 195.1. KILGOIm: Jessie Kil-rour. Devotefl .serv.inl. of God and of the r F74 words
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Article57 1953-10-23 6 to Word* $11) (minimum) REFRIGERATION or Air Conditioning trouble-.? Ring Bill Manning about It at 2.1240. MATERNITY frorks. smorks Skirts, ready-m;irie or marie to measure. All guaranteed washable. Duncan's 11 D'Almeida St. (Off Raffles Pi.irei. CATHEDRA I, CLOTHING SHOP. Cheap sale today. Shop closed from tomorro-.v until Wednesday afternoon57 words
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Article904 1953-10-23 6 It is a fortunate dispensation (probably an oversight in the drafting of the ordinance) that compels the Malayan Governments in matters of income tax to go to the legislatures when they desire to change the rates. The law must be altered as well as the rates. If904 words
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Article367 1953-10-23 6 Tho small improvement in the rubber market yesterday was welcome, but with persistent selling pressure from Indonesia the outlook remains discouraging. There is less si«n than ever of an upward revision of the price of synthetic, while the silence in London on the proceedings of the Rubbc. Study367 words
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Article781 1953-10-23 6 i William Fish - i William Fish -Bu TO SOME he is known as Mr. Personality. By others he is dubbed President Eisenhower's star salesman. His name is Richard Milhous Nixon; he is Vice-President of the United States and he is due in Malaya tomorrow. For 72 fact-finding hours stocky. square-Jawed781 words
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Letter200 1953-10-23 6 I AT school, a teacher gives A more attention to a pupil 1 because he belongs to a particular community: in valuing papers he shows the same favour A student gets a scholarship because he belongs to a particular community. And when he has finished his200 words
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462 1953-10-23 6 O.P. RADHA BAI - O.P. RADHA BAI BY rvARRUSSALAM, or the abode of peace, as Brunei was known once, has been in the news lately owing to the activities of an underground movement accused of plotting to overthrow tne Government. Here is tho story behind it. Several years before462 words
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Article, Illustration452 1953-10-23 6 Hotly denying that he had used any part of the money for his own ends. Mr. Nixon .was put on a coast-to-coan television programme by the Republican National Committee. In 30 tense minutes, with his wife Pat sitting beside him. he detailed h financial position and stated452 words
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Article463 1953-10-23 6 Helping the police rrn\E conception of the nolle as the force to get wrong righted and Jusjlcr done, proclaimed in Singapore by an official spokesman after the"" Governor's appeal for act republic en- operation with th* 1 police. Is the basis of the "rule of law to which463 words
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Advertisement766 1953-10-23 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. PERSONAL 2ii Wm4l 5/0 (minimum) MRS. J. TORDY contact Eva Desmond October 23rrl. Friday, Raffles Hotel. Staying until Tuesday. SITUATIONS VACANT 10 Unrdt ftj (Him.) Bm SO el: txlrm. BOX A 9820, S.T, Accounts Clerk. Vacancy Tilled. Applicants thmked. WANTED Overseer for buiMing construction. Apply personally Senc Hua766 words
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Advertisement36 1953-10-23 6 -p>. READER'S Digest introduces a remarkably effective method of prescntinji interesting articles to the general public! September Issue Now On Sah I- a Copy C. R. DAS AR ATH A RAJ LTD SINGAPORE i: K. LUMPUR36 words
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Advertisement74 1953-10-23 6 i *-v. mtii& 1 lr»*^ opticium Mr. K. E. MEYER. F.N.A.0., D.Opt. will visit KUCHING, SARAWAK from 9th November to 14th November. APPOINTMENTS through SIME DARBY CO. 1"" f\ Round Trips to Vsl JAPAN I A2l day Cruise calling at HONGKONG YOKOHAMA i KOBE J j s.s. CHUSAN sailing 13th74 words
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Article1107 1953-10-23 7 Officer tells court: He admitted killing girl A SPECIAL Investigation Branch Officer and a magistrate told a jury in Singapore Assizes yesterday that Private Hammond Gillon had told them that he strangled Doreen Pereira, a liritannia Club dance hostess. Major Ronald Rupert Hughes, Deputy Provost Marshal, 5.1.8..1,107 words
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260 1953-10-23 7 SVORM OF PROTEST AT BUDDHA SCARVES BUDDHA'S imaco. printed on silk scarves nnw on sale in Singapore, is causiiic a storm of protest in Riuldhist circle*. Yrstorriay Kuclrlhist orcanisations were planning; protest meetings to have the srarvs ronfiscnte-d :ind a ban plied on their sale-. Mr T. A. Simon president260 words
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Article42 1953-10-23 7 About 200 Singapore Buddhists yesterday celebrated Vas Full Moon day at the Sakya Muni Temple in Racecourse Road. The celebrations Included a I sermon by the Vrn. M. M. Mahawrera of St. Michaels Road Temple and a film show42 words
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Article21 1953-10-23 7 For using a private car for hire. Peh Choon Hul. a fish merchant, was nnc-d $150 in Singapore yesterday.21 words
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295 1953-10-23 7 CHAMPAGNE FOR 1 ,000 AT AMY'S WEDDING CHAMPAGNE will flow fcr 1.000 guests at a reception in the Victoria Memorial Hall, Singapore, which will follow Miss Amy Laycocks wedding next Saturday week to Mr. John Ede. It will be the biggest wedding party Singapore has seen since before the war295 words
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Article, Illustration68 1953-10-23 7 Miss Jessie Kilgour dies in Britain MISS JESSIE KILGOUR. former headmistress of the Church of Zenana Mission School (St. Margaret's School >. Singapore, who died in Essex. England, on Wednesday, aged 67,. She had been seriously ill following a major operation. Miss Kilrour was a Singapore Girl Guide Commissioner and68 words
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Article77 1953-10-23 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A SENIOR investigating officer of the Inland Revenue Department. Mr. F. W. Hogan, was killed in a motor accident at Rawang, Selangor yesterday. Mr Hngan was returning from Penane when his car went over the edge of Rawang Road and overturned into a pool77 words
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Article31 1953-10-23 7 Community loaders and Home Guard commanders in the Cameron Highlands area pave farewell dinners in honour of the Home Guard Chief. Captain Ooi. who left the district on transfer.31 words
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Article94 1953-10-23 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. THE five Indian Legislative councillors, who resigned recently, will explain their action at a public meeting here. The mcetine may be held on Sunday at the Kuala Lumpur Town Hall, if arrangements are completed. Mr. P. P. Narayanan, one of the94 words
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Article76 1953-10-23 7 Cheong Pit Yew. 18, a student of the Geok Eng School, pleaded guilty in the First Singapore Traffic Court yesterday to a charge of driv- ing a car without a licence, while not covered by third party insurance and without the consent of the owner. The76 words
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Article51 1953-10-23 7 The British Ambassador in Athens, Greece. Sir Charles B. Pemberton Peaks, has I acknowledged receipt of $100 1 which the Straits Times had sent on behalf of a Greek national in Singapore. Mr. Jean G. Tipaldos. for the relief of earthquake victims In the Greek51 words
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Article156 1953-10-23 7 IPOH. Thurs. VTIIEN THE CASE of M. V. Nathan, 55. Deputy Harbour Master at Lumut (last heard on Oct 2» wax mentioned In the assizes here today, the Oeputv Public Prosecutor. Mr. I. Taloß Davirs. told Mr. Justice Pretherop that Nathan hid died on Oct.156 words
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Article, Illustration45 1953-10-23 7 YANG DI-PERTI AN BESAR of Venn Sembilan right and the Tungku Mahkota of Johore listen to the Sultan of Selanffor, explain the cannon at his museum. The rannon was brought from Europe. The rulers were attending the Rulers' Conference in Kuala Lumpur. Straits Times picture.45 words
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Article150 1953-10-23 7 MAN WHO FLED FROM COURT KI'ALA I.IMPI'R. Thursday. Jt'NSI bin Nawan was today sentenced to 12-month; gaol by the Sessions Court president, Inche Ismai for escaping from custody. Junsl escaped through a bathroom window m the Sessions Court buillin^ on Sept. 21 after he nad150 words
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Article56 1953-10-23 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templer, warned the people of Senai. not Scudai. about non-co-operation when he visited them last week. He described Senai as one of the worst areas In the Federation. Continuing his trip he passed through Scudai. five miles south of56 words
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Article166 1953-10-23 7 Police band to welcome Nixon F[E band of the Singapore Police Force will welcome Mr. Richard Nixon. Vice-President of the United States, when he arrives at Kallang alLrport tomorrow in a military Constellation from Jakarta. When Mr. Nixon steps out of the aircraft, the band will strike up "The Star166 words
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Article37 1953-10-23 7 A gold bracelet and a wristwatch valued at $350 were stnlrn from a hcuse In Chancery Lane. Singapore, on Wednesday night The .lracW anrl watch wpre placed on a tig table near an open window.37 words
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Article78 1953-10-23 7 The nc-xt Singapore Aifilf ■TO be> held in the Supreme Court on November 2. BIRTH BAILEY: On Ocl 22nd at XX. Hospitiil Sincapore. to Catherine inee Illinsworthi wife of Leornard Corner Bailey, a son. DEATH REV COLIN KINO, beloved hu.»b.mrt of Nellie, died suddenly in England on 20.10.53.78 words
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Advertisement110 1953-10-23 7 It NATURAL B M m AIR- CONDITIONING W m YOUR HOME J^iT jitie control windows A.CLOUET C§ UP SINGAPORE TEL: 3964 The sea&oned uin-dv rllrr nrvrr allows a thirst to take him unawarrv \\r lirs in wail lor it. Ensconced in a long, low chair in a r n t110 words
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Advertisement195 1953-10-23 7 Air-wick kills unpleasant indoor smells It's the wck 0BBE& ,a/ thetwok! |AI£WICK (^Jr uT Lj K. IN HOMES, clubs, hotels and ates, unwanted smells disappear offices, the only way to alua\s from the air like magic. Air-wick keep a fresh, smell-free atmo- contains wonder-woricing chlorosphere is to use Air-wick. Thi*195 words
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Miscellaneous142 1953-10-23 7 THE WEATHER Minimum temperature •7 30 p.m. on Oct 21 to 7.30 a.m. on Oct. 22): Singapore 76 degrees. Penang 76, Kota Bahru 75. Kuala Lumpur 73, Ipoh 72. Kuantan 72 Maximum temperature <7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Oct. 22 1: Singapore 89. Penang 86, Kota Bahru 84, Kuala142 words
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Article, Illustration683 1953-10-23 8 |f PHERE are, I would A say, three degrees of film. The highest sends the spectator away with a lasting impression, and matter to discuss, the next affords him an evening's enjoyment, and the last tries to do so in vain. Two683 words
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Article, Illustration723 1953-10-23 8 Mr. Davies' heart was 'nearly broken HUNDREDS of peopleyes, hundreds were turned away from the Victoria Memorial Theatre last Saturday. "It nearly broke my heart", said Mr. Donald Davies whose production of •Dial M For Murder" was the best piece of j theatre art seen in I Singapore for years.723 words
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Article, Illustration262 1953-10-23 8 HOW many girls, do you think, pin up pictures ol one of Hollywood's male torso.> over their beds? I believe very, very few Beefcake, as Hollywood calls it. Is nothing more than publicity agent's pipe dream. Men, of course, react to262 words
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Advertisement271 1953-10-23 8 i¥f>rnir^i GIANT UJJII'L; -5 SCREEN fci Today Daily! ojjf 11, 1.45, 4. 6.30, 9.30 "Sjj^L ■VjFr* liW\ 1 1 nW I 0k < fit Denise PARCEL Patric KHOWLES jg B Plus! THE i STOOGES fwiiforroii- 3titlniffht THAT "Shane" MAN... in Columbia's EPIC J* f\f] 1 1 fl f\f PICTURE of271 words
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Advertisement299 1953-10-23 8 J*\ CATHAY ORGANISATION JT]L ATTRACTIONS OPENS 11A.M. 145 TAItIUI _^H'l 1 lUUAT! jflK TJ J, 9 30PM GREER WALTER GARSON PIDGEON Eighth Time Screen's Favourite "HUSBAND WIFE FIRST TIME ON THE PANORAMIC SCREEN in 5f "Scandal MnNk Scoume" wfc^* TECHNICOLOR T^fe Jm£ An Mo m Picture _V v^V^' lOMomiow MiirMi.iu:299 words
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Article, Illustration461 1953-10-23 9 PNN pi ii us - PNN pi ii us m? piCTURED in this page are some of the boys who will fight In the second annual Singapore Amateur Boxing Associations Youth Championships at the Happy World Stadium, Singapore, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday next week.461 words
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Advertisement231 1953-10-23 9 iM|pKUMiS BBBSI excellent toe I HfVoivin^ children ounclcks numbers of parents have helped (heir chil- I dren grow scrong and healthy with KLIM! Nourishing, delicious KI.IM milk will give your i children «he essential food elements needed for prop- er growth. KLIM is always pure and safe .T. always drpcndahle.231 words
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Advertisement354 1953-10-23 9 Drinks at tk« OCt AM PARK H OTEL art R«a»*nabli It Gtngin* EAST COAST ROAD SINGAPORE 7 SWIFTER IT > and SMOOTHER-) NOW I USE (j3-IN-ONE/"."4 Cll*>»S. IUBBICATfS I PREVINTS BUST. >a KOK I»MK ii 1 1 UNLI MMMi :t. Ul ».1S p.m. United Artists iBRpMMi F.vrlUnc Drama! TH E354 words
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Miscellaneous322 1953-10-23 9 Strata limrs < ionsmo.il "-To. 9 1 tapltad hrn 27. To adorn a reverse of 26 <7>. SSST"j J Tj j J g 7 1 j KftSS 28 But nls rale may to coBt 'y 1 I T^ W^ DOWN 8 HI 1 9 2 Remoulded lustres (7». pt^ s^^322 words
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Article540 1953-10-23 10 Around ih* tnarkvtn RUBBER RISES, TIN FALLS THE Singapore share market had another very quirt day yesterday when another depressing factor was the rumoured action to raise income-tax rates for next year. This encouraged sellers in all sections and caused buyers to be evn more difficult540 words
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Article19 1953-10-23 10 The price of tin in Singapore yesterday was declared at S.lOO a picul. down R7J rrnts. 419 words
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Article205 1953-10-23 10 MELBOURNE. Thurx INVESITvIENTS had a strong actnr market on the Slock Exchansr today, the price barometer shnwme •i big preponderance of ris* over [alls. Isolated downward moves were recorded In st<x-k.s which had recent l\ reported adverse --e.siilts but the xeneral tone was ih—fj. Stimulating influences were the205 words
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Article115 1953-10-23 10 NEW YORK. Thurs L t\S the Slock Market yesterr T nlldly reactionary tenden'-irs developed utter TiMMiay's Stcnlflcant recovery attempt was ir>ne. I iisscs mainly fractional, uere well in the majority In modera'e tr.idliik In the afternoon some sections derclopad harder tendency but this was larßelv offset by xiftnPss115 words
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Article181 1953-10-23 10 November first grade rpcovered one and three-righth cents on the Singapore rubber market yesterday to close at 5a 3 4 cents a pound. The stronser tone in New York halted selling in Singapore. During the day prices for November first grade ranged between 55 2 and 56 cents.181 words
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Article94 1953-10-23 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the Uowina chances in its rates to n..i chants yesterday:CANADA: buying. T.T. 32 3 8 air mail. OD. 32' 90 daw 32 i-redlt bills. 32 13 16 trade bills selling TT or OD 32 1111 The .selling rate for Fi«ich francs. T.T94 words
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Article79 1953-10-23 10 Sinrapnrr Chinese Produrr I I ehanire: Noon prices per pieul were -I Copra: steady: November <1« I buyer". $39 sellers; December IM< buyers $39 sellers. Coc. nut oil *62 sellers J Pepper: weak; no business ported: down 15: Muntok wuJie S.ihS^ •arawak $3«0. Lampong black s^^n I l^wis79 words
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Article188 1953-10-23 10 Singapore shipping CHTPfI lvln K ulongside Ihe Singapore Harbour Board wh »r expeded today are:— IMlv Turman 45, Aloe CP Warora 67, Benveg 8. Tatramlya Man 89. Kr.jang 11. Ma'ir.im 13 14. Benalijanach 15 lfi. aftol 18. Ordi.i 19 20. Sedill N. W Hong Ann N Wall 8. Taksani 2324.188 words
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Advertisement467 1953-10-23 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS tPORE Improvement Tmal requires Stenographer In Hie sicivigrapheni *:?«R tor A<--(nunij. Department ini'iii salary (,?o» pm Shorthand inn wpm. typewriting 2.1 w.pjn and .school Certificate iwlili credit in Bngllah) fivrptlnl Minimum tOU] cmnlilmrnls >3!fi Rn p.m. App' in nun handwriting itatJnj <J;it<- and plnce of hir'h. qualification 1467 words
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Advertisement364 1953-10-23 10 NOTICES IPOH TIN DREDGING LIMITED Inrnrpornted in Ensliinc. > TPlecraphic advice hag been r»cerwd from London of the recommpndatlon of a dividend for I the year ended 31st March. 1953. ot 2.- per Stock Unit, less Income j Tax at the rate of 9 in the payable on 9th December,364 words
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Advertisement407 1953-10-23 10 NOTICES NATURALISATION I NOTICE Is hereby given that MIRZA ALI AKBAR RERHTY ol Nn. 6. Oilstead Rond. Singapore. Is 1 applying to the Governor for i naturalisa'lon, and that any pornon who knows any reason why natu rallsatinn should not be granted should send a written and sißned statement of407 words
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Advertisement1011 1953-10-23 10 NOTICES The Municipal Ordinance (Chapter 133). RURAL BOARD, SINGAPORE Assessment List 1954 i Section 62). The Assessment List [or 1954 has 'been completed and ma<- be inspected at the Rural Board Oftlce. Empress Place. Singapore, 6. during j office hours. I The Rural Board will proceed to revise the assessment1,011 words
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Advertisement673 1953-10-23 10 NOTICES RANTAU TIN DREDGING COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya). NOTICE OF MEETINO. i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty fourth Ordinary General Meeting of the Members of the Company will be held at the Registered Office. 33, Beach Street. Penang. on Saturday, the 31st day of673 words
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Advertisement845 1953-10-23 10 TENDERS P. W D. TENDER NOTICE j TENDERS will be received at the Office of the State Engineer. Pahanif. at Kuala I.ipls, up to 3.00 iP.m. of the 29th October. 1953, for itr..> Construction of a Jungle Com panv Base Camp al 10R' v Mile Temerloh-Mentekab Road, Temerloh. Pahang. Pull845 words
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Advertisement26 1953-10-23 10 MITSUI |Vj LINE EASTHOUNO ROUND THC WORLD SCRVICC Europe Pinanq Sinqnpmr Hon« Konf Japan AoenM C.F. SHARP tfc CO., (M) LTD. UNION BUILDING. SINCAPORr TIL 110*726 words
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Advertisement1628 1953-10-23 11 Tei 2412 MANSFIELD tfc CO., LTD. M «os £S7 .incorporated ,n Singapore, «j» g D BLUE FUNNEL X.INE D *i >>> Carriers' eptien to proceed via other ports to load and diicharga cargo SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, LONDON ft CONTINENTAL PORTS Due Sails P S'hom Peneng Moron for Havre Liverpool1,628 words
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Advertisement2194 1953-10-23 11 'i ■^•■■^^^jßWir^^BßT^^BT^/^Hf/ L>>T^lJJ^L>T^Afl>>^^lßW^^^g««^#l3 1& -■.<£ EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINGS FROM. SC ANDI NA VI AN/U.K./CONTINENT Spore P. S'hom Penong 'Korea" for Djakorta, Bongkok, Saigon, Hongkong, Monilo, Kobe, Yokohama 24/2S Oct. In Port "Poono" for Melbourne, Sydney, Port Kembla (not loading local corgo) 8/10 Nov. 6/ 7 Nov. S/ S Nov.2,194 words
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Advertisement1279 1953-10-23 11 McALISTER ft* CO., LTD. TEL: No 5906 ELLCRMAM BUCKNALL KLAVENESB LINE LONDON. HAVRE, ROTTERDAM, LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, HAMBURG A HULL PORTLAND, SEATTLE A VANCOUVER ond foi u.i.A., North Atlantic Ports Accepting corgo for Central A South ond Canada vio Colombo Amorieon Ports CITY OF OXFORD rr s. CASTLEVILLE Spore1,279 words
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Article438 1953-10-23 12 BRITISH business circles associated with experiments In synthetic rubber production have denied a report that an increase in British commercial production of synthetic was imminent. It was pointed out that synthetic production by a pilot plant is going on in Britain with its main object as research.438 words
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Article106 1953-10-23 12 14 years ago 17IOURTEEN years ago a F sugar pool was first set up in Malaya with government control of sugar stocks. In 1946, after the Japanese occupation, the British Military Administration handed control back to the civil authorities. In March 1948, private importation of sugar into Singapore was suspended.106 words
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103 1953-10-23 12 gINGAPORE businessmen do not expect any marked affect in trade between the Colony and Hong Kong following United States' relaxation of restrictions on exports of non -strategic good.s to Hong Kong. Restrictions on exports to Hong Kong have been in force since the start103 words
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Article89 1953-10-23 12 TROPICAL VANS FOR MALA YA mobile canteens specially built to withstand Malayan climatic conditions are being constructed by a Sussex coach-building company. The vehicles are for NAAFI services and care is being taken to make the vans immune to humidity, fungus and insects. Woodwork has been cut to a minimum89 words
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352 1953-10-23 12 SPECULATION, LOWER PRICES FORECAST WITH 'FREE' SUGAR SPECULATION and falling prices of sugar are expected to follow derationing of the commodity m Singapore. Some businessmen forecast that decontrol of sugar will bring greater trade between Indonesia and Singapore. They expect a "sugar war" between Indonesia and Formosa ;is suppliers to352 words
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335 1953-10-23 12 From a Special Correspondent A BLACK market has already started in "indjce■r* ment certificates" designed to boost Indonesian exports of local products although the scheme has been in operation less than two weeks. The quotation for a one rupiah nominal certificate rose more than 100335 words
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91 1953-10-23 12 jy|ORE ships on the New York service are scheduled to call at leading Indonesian Malayan area ports this month compared with last year despite a drop in the total New York service to the work ports Ports in the IndonesianMalayan area, including Belawan91 words
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Article144 1953-10-23 12 Government of x India is showing greater interest in attracting foreign capital, according to a handbook recently released by the United States Department of Commerce. The handbook, "Investment In India— Conditions and Outlook for United States Investors." supplies information to businessmen who are looking to India as144 words
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Article41 1953-10-23 12 The Far East is becoming a bigger buyer of nitrate followin? the "grow more food" policies of several countries In the arpa. The result has been that there is a shortage of some .fertilisers, particularly sulphate of ammonia41 words
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146 1953-10-23 12 rpffE outlook for natural rubber presents "a rathrr 1 gloomy picture" BUT there is a prospect that natural rubber may increase its share to 50 per cent, of the United States' market IF there is no further fall in the total demand for rubber of146 words
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Article162 1953-10-23 12 Says Trade Commissioner 'THE British Industries' Fair to be held in May is Malaya's "shop window" for the world, says the United Kingdom Trade Commissioner in Malaya. Mr. K. E. Mackenzie. "There is still ignorance in Britain, and Europe generally, about Malayan products, even tin162 words
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289 1953-10-23 12 Eric Woolnough - Ratio of natural rubber used in U.S. is rising Eric Woolnough 191 ■f li 1 1 1 1 1 J 4m t<l|Hl I at 4 J»^f* 15 By TIIK proportion of natural to synthetic rubber used in the United States continues to rise. The U.S. Department of Commerce estimates American289 words
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170 1953-10-23 12 THE Indonesian Minister of Economic Affairs, Dr. Iskaq. has blamrri "certain rubber consumer countries" for the present unsatisfactory world rubber market, according to reports from Jakarta. He said certain consumer countries had often declareri intentions to contribute I" development of economically i backward countries but170 words
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Advertisement306 1953-10-23 12 PARKER PLANT FOR PROVEN PERFORMANCE! s'~ m jftk You ran depend on PARKER Concrete Mixers "V r^ffV^^v for tough work under l^^^^B hard conditions. Capa\ftfljl t^^tfw c"y ranges from 3 cv. ft. >?^*uffi to 14 cv. ft. unmixed. "HOISTEX" Equipment Is available In three standard sizes to lift V 5,306 words
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Advertisement74 1953-10-23 12 Bf( LOADS TRADE If M\ I" MARK lW i iiSaH MECHANICAL HANDL[NG Iv^JKESV EQUIPMENT ill CHAIN BLOCKS fl] I w/T?5 B a 'l Bearing Triple Gear ifwfe^ I DI! TRAVELLING TROLLEYS V%M |I/ 3J the°"tul-lift" a Sri '!jf|| HAND LIFT TRUCKS M\\ d| SI Iff Q\uj) Midget Electric Hoists j74 words
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Article, Illustration626 1953-10-23 13 Olson whips Turpin unanimous winner RANDY MAULED ON ROPES NEW YORK, Thursday. PARL (BOBO) OLSON, of Honolulu, won the world middleweight championship by decisively outpointing Randolph Turpin, British champion, over 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden last night. Thus a very weary and badly punished Turpin had failed in his626 words
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301 1953-10-23 13 LONDON. Thurs. RANDOLPH TURPIN S mother. lv stunned at hU defeat by Carl '"Bobo" Olson in New York last night, said today her son was sure to retire now. "He always said he would after he had lost". Mrs. Beatrice Manley, 49, said atReuter - 301 words
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147 1953-10-23 13 NEW YORK. Thurs. CARL (BOBO) OLSON, who became the new world middleweight champion here last night, may next meet Kid Oavllan. the world welterweight champion. After last nights nght in which Olson outpointed Randolph Turpin of England, Jim Norrls, president of the International BoxingReuter - 147 words
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971 1953-10-23 13 ROUND BY SOUND [N the first round Randy Turpin gave Olson a boxing lesson, both from far away and close in. M dway in the round a Turpin left hook drew blood from Olsons nose Olson, trying to keen away from Turpin, took971 words
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Article291 1953-10-23 13 ATEST positions In the Singapore Hockey Association league areKIRST DIVISION SRC Reds 6 5 0 1 19 9 lv Indian Assn. 7 4 2 1 15 9 10 Ceylon 6.C. 6 3 2 18 4 8 Police 5 3 1 1 10 5 7 RAP Changl 8291 words
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Article49 1953-10-23 13 LONDON. Thurs— Royal Andrrlerht F.C of Belgium, beat Arsenal 3-2 in a friendly floodlit soccer fixture yesterday. Results of other floodlit <;ames were: Manchester City 5. Fenerbache FC (Turkey) 1; Sunderland 5. Racing Club De Paris 2; Coventry City 1, Queen of South 1. Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article38 1953-10-23 13 LONDON, Thurs. Yesterday rugby union county championship results were: Nottinghamshire Lincolnshire and Derbyshire 3. Warwickshire 28: Oxfordshire 6. Sussex 6. Rugby Inlnn Huh matches: Leicester 13, Oxford University 9: Metropolitan Police 11. Harlequins 8. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article39 1953-10-23 13 LONDON. Thurs The U.K. Rugby league Yorkshire Cup semifinal between Hunslet and Hull was abandoned yesterday after 32 minutes t>i«y owing to fog. Hull w.ere leading 3-3. II The match will be replayed today.39 words
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Advertisement411 1953-10-23 13 Make a ■pR^j F v ||pf KOLYNOS t K e 'Active' Chlorophyll toothpaste The instant you start brushing 1. It keeps with Green Kolynos, you'll enjoy y° ur breath fresh. its lively pleasant taste— you'll feel Z. it fights gum the glorious cool freshness that troubles. only Kolynos with chlorophyll411 words
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Advertisement427 1953-10-23 13 SC.J/Jl the New economy your pocket or handbag. you need never be without them. Always look for the flshman chop on the label S'ott'x Capsules contains— fio.nno I.U.A. 6,000 IV Ji. per fluid oz SCOTT'S /H& Cod Liver Oil iHf CAPSULES BASKETBALL ImiIILJ U.S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER LAKE CHAMPLAIN TEAM NANYANG427 words
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617 1953-10-23 14 By Our Soccer Reporter Europeans 7; Malays 4. SINGAPORE MALAYS were hooted off the field at half-time at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Reason They were down, by six goals to one, to Europeans in their S.A.F.A. Community league game. But after the game,617 words
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Article93 1953-10-23 14 Rocky Montano. the hard-hitting Filipino welter-weight, will ncht Dan Coates 'Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Regiment) at the Happy World Stadium tonicht. Montano. under Little Nene's promotion, was scheduled to fir.it Paul Cheng. Singapore's besi welterweight, but Cheng Is unwll, says Nene Co.ites. also a welter-weight,,93 words
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Article93 1953-10-23 14 Results of the singles quarterfinals in the Singapore junior tennis championships, played on the V.M.C.A. courts yesterday, were Norbert Chong beat Francis Lee 6-1. 6-4; K. C. Koh beat Ernest Llm fi-2. fi-4: Da vie 1 Scow bent R. Gauder 6-2. 6-1; Shan.in bin Ostrun beat Raymond Lee93 words
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Article122 1953-10-23 14 A WHITE-coated football was used in the last 15 minutes Of yesterday's Community League game at Jalan Besar stadium The white ball, used in a S.A.F.A. game for the first tune, is the same type as used in floodlit soccer in England. It was122 words
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Article147 1953-10-23 14 CELETAR Mrmen won the boxing championships at the Royal Air Force Malaya Boxing Association Novices championships held at Tonga h last night. Seletar scored 18 points Results Lightweight (semi-final*) LAC Kee Yong <C> bt LAC Brown (C> on pts LAC Medhurst tS> bt AC Morris <T>147 words
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Article73 1953-10-23 14 GHQ beat RA. Bkikang Batt by 16 points ttwo coals, one try and one dropped goah to eight points i one goal and one tryi in a friendly rugger match played a' Blakang Mat! on Wednesday. Scorers for GHQ M, Naceba Pte Charters and Cpt Navlor73 words
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Article359 1953-10-23 14 "pHERK will be only seven races tomorrow at Penanr. last day of the Penang Turf Cliih Autumn i meeting. Weights are: THE AUTUMN CUP CI-i.Div.l-S F. Sudden Choice !».00 Shangrila 8.13 Thtir Xin S v 8.10 lion Kin- 8.09 M.iKMilif cm r *.<IH Tidr Oi.rtlrt K.H7 Straits Code359 words
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Article, Illustration40 1953-10-23 14 LAC WILLIAMS (right Rets up on his feet but he has failrd to brat the count. This happened in the second round of the light-middle weis;ht bout which AC Smith won la>t night Straits Times picture.40 words
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Article411 1953-10-23 14 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By I»KNAN(i. Thursday. If ING CROW, Magnificence and Three Rings gallop1V ed attractively on the training track at Penang this morning. King Crow, with Bougourc astride, cleared away from GAMBAR CHINA (Mawi) at the finish of a 3f. trial in 37 1411 words
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296 1953-10-23 14 Jeep jottings PENANG, Thurs. |>i:ilx,K LAW II Uate Lyon star), named after a top sprinter In Malaya before the war showed lots of early speed in his initial race at Penang on Wednesday. This three- year-old by Etoile de Lyons should start winning296 words
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Article201 1953-10-23 14 The Singapore Badminton A*soclaUoo's championship fixtures for Sunday. .Martina at 7.15 p.m.. areCourt Xo. 3: Tan Chin Jin ATan Guan Hong v Loong Pan Yap <fc Cnee Phui Hung: Hassan Buang M Yasoff b. Daud v LJm Wei Lnn Robert Llm; A. P. Menon <fc TItUS201 words
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Article32 1953-10-23 14 Young Men Sil^h Association beat Dutch Club by the only goal of thrgame in a SHA Dlv. 3 match at Farrer Park yesterday. Bhajan I Singh was the scorer.32 words
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Article304 1953-10-23 14 INLYING Boat Wlnt, (Seletar) x were far too good for a University "A" XV w'.iom they beat yesterday by 21 points (5 tries. 2 dropped goals without a score by the students. The match was at Buklt Timah Road. The University kept the airmen304 words
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423 1953-10-23 14 JOHN MARKS - Top Colony halves' are doubtful for Quad hockey JOHN MARKS «x SINGAPORE begin their most important srason o| representative hockey t«»d;iy on a note of misfortune with two of their key players on the doubtful") list. Skipper Frank Reynolds and Douglas Hay are both injured and may not be able423 words
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287 1953-10-23 14 T*HE University of Malaya fnrw.inis took full advar.' their opiwirtuiiitles yesterday when thov beat RAF Seletar 5-1 In a •UK key loacue tie played at Seletar. Their vittory rame from cle^n •nd constructive horkev. When their combination Improves with more cames University have every287 words
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Miscellaneous56 1953-10-23 14 HOCKEY MALAYAN Quadrangular Meet, .lohore v Malacca. I p.m.; Singapore v Selangor, 5 p.m.. p.idanc SOCCER INTER -MALAY Schools final, liiinc Makkah Shield. Kast rhamplnns v Him rhampionii, Jalan Besar. SRHFA KO. CI'P REPLAY: Merrantlle Rank v Kraiier and Neave, QSfSBSSJ. *****1 RAFKI.KS Inst. v. St. Andrews School, RI ound.56 words
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