The Straits Times, 28 October 1953
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Title Section12 1953-10-28 1 The Straits Times Established 1845. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1953 15 CENTS12 words
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Article, Illustration960 1953-10-28 1 Eisenhower to get full report on Malaya KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. jy/JALAYA'S problems will be brought to the attention of Washington policy-makers. This pledge was made by Mr. Richard M. Nixon, vicepresident of the United States, at the airport here today before he boarded a U.S. military960 words
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Article174 1953-10-28 1 WE NEED MONEY, SAYS H.C. KUALA LUMPUR. Tucs. IN a 90-minutc talk with Mr. Nixon last night, Gen. Tcmplrr impressed on the U.S. vice-president, thr seriousness of the situation in Malaya. He told this to American newspapermen at an interview today. "Some way out has got to be found ifAP - 174 words
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Article75 1953-10-28 1 LONDON. Tues MJ. Dixon. the New Zealand All Blacks u-ins-threequartcr, who arrived here by air lasl nmht. today joined his colleagues at Eastbourne, Sussex, where they are preparing for th^ir opening match agaim-t Southern Counties at Hove on Saturday. Dixon. who had been left behind inReuter - 75 words
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Article25 1953-10-28 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. A New York State order banninc the French film La Ronde is to he considered by the U.S. Supreme Court. AP.AP - 25 words
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Article15 1953-10-28 1 TAIPEH. Tucs. Formosa and Siam are expected to picn a barter agreement soon.15 words
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142 1953-10-28 1 PANMUNJOM. Tues. 'THE United Nations' representative to preliminary tnlks on a Korean political conference saic' today be thought agreement with the Communists was passible, but hinted that a conference miuht not take place if the Communlatj persisted In their preeent attitude. The representatives adjourned theReuter - 142 words
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145 1953-10-28 1 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Tues. rl Sultan of Selangor and his consort, the Tengku Ampuan, this morning presented the U.S. vice-presi-dent. Mr. Richard M Nixon, with an ivory kris and a silver mounted photograph of themselves. The Tengku Ampuan gave Mrs. Nixon a145 words
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Article72 1953-10-28 1 Because the Singapore City Councils latest $10,000,000 loan has been oversubscribed the Council proposes to accept another $10,000,000 if further applications arc received. The Councils finance enm:i» agreed l© authorise applications received In excess of $10.000 000 The Council has power M borro« tin to $30,000,00072 words
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Article25 1953-10-28 1 24-year-oM housewiie of Niven Road. Madam Lim Soo Bwee, was taken to the General Hospital with caustic soda poisoning last night She died later.25 words
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Article72 1953-10-28 1 PERTH. Tues. rE last or three British Canberra jet bombers which took part in the Lon-don-Christchurch air race, lei t here for Singapore tod^y to join the others there lor the return flight to Englan. l The third plane which was piloted by Wing Commander L72 words
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Article67 1953-10-28 1 MELBOURNE. Tues.- Lord Swinton, British Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, told a Press conference here today it was a great pity Britain was not included in the ANZUS Pact He had no criticism of ANZUS as a pact, but if any I part of the CommonwealthReuter - 67 words
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Article34 1953-10-28 1 NICOSIA. Cyprus. Tues. Admiral Earl Mountbatten. British Commander-in-Cniei in the Mediterranean, anc; Countess Mountbatten left Cyprus today In the Surprise after three-day tour of the earthquake-devastated areas of Western Paphos. Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article119 1953-10-28 1 ROME. Tuesday. ANEW disaster threatened flood-soaked Italy today as rains continued unbroken for nearly 100 hours and the toll of known dead rose to at least 72. Calabria, with 55 identified clrad and ft toll that might reach 100. buried its victims while firemen pulled119 words
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Article140 1953-10-28 1 LONDON, Tues. LT.-COL. JAMES Came. s i x-f o o t-two, hero from a Communist camp in Korea, received two medals today from the Queen at Buckingham Palace. The Queen, standing on a dias on one end of the vast State ballroom smiled up atReuter - 140 words
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Article27 1953-10-28 1 A short circuit from a dynamo in a rice-mill In Craig Road, this morning started a small fire. It was put out by an engine.27 words
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Article40 1953-10-28 1 LONDON. Tues.— The Ministry of Supply is considering a site In the north of Scotland for an industrial atomic power station which might be the first in the world to produce on a commercial scale. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article100 1953-10-28 1 LONDON, Tues. 4 LIFE BOAT capsized rarly today when returning from searching for a vessel in distress, near Arhroath. Scotland. Six of the seven crew ar# believed to have been drnwn- -1 cd. One man was saved from a wild sea. A 60 m ph. galeReuter - 100 words
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Article75 1953-10-28 1 LONDON. Tues— Sir Winston Churchill and his Cabinet today considered the proposed new Act of Parliament whlr.h will make the Duke of Edinburgh Regent instead of Princess Margaret should the necessity arise. The Act will be put before the new session of Parliament opening next weekReuter - 75 words
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Article48 1953-10-28 1 LONDON, Tues. President Eisenhower has sent a message to "former Czechoslovak comrades in arms in Britain" promising support by all peaceful means for the restoration of freedom in com-munist-enslaved countries. The message was to be read today at a London meeting of Czechoslovak exiles.— UP.UP - 48 words
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145 1953-10-28 1 Soldier loses appeal on murder charge LONDON. Tues. THE courts' martial appeal court here yesterday dismissed the appeal of a British soldier against a conviction for the murder of an Egyptian stall-holder. Harry Richard Page. 22--year-old corporal In the Royal corps of Signals, was sentenced to death at a courtReuter - 145 words
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Article162 1953-10-28 1 LONDON TALKS PROPOSED WASHINGTON. Tuesday. rIE State Department reported today that British and American diplomats in London will review the Trieste crisis and prospects of a five-power conference to settle rival claims by Italy and Yugoslavia. It was reported that Mr. Homer Byinpjton, Director theReuter - 162 words
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Article74 1953-10-28 1 JOHORE BAIiRO. Tuea. SEVENTY people arc homeless after a bis fire which destroyed four houses at Jalan Kebun Teh in Johore Bahru soon after 1 p.m today. The fire was the b RC«'st in Johore Bahru for several years. The Johore Fire Brigade battled the74 words
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158 1953-10-28 1 GEORGETOWN, Tues. GOVERNOR Sir Alfred Savage ordered under the Emergency Regulations last night the indefinite detention of five members of the People's Progressive Party. They rip ex-Minister of Works Sidney King, ViceChairman of the Party Rory Westmaas, chairman of the Peace Committee Martin Carter, andReuter; AP - 158 words
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Article27 1953-10-28 1 NIXON ARRIVES IN BANGKOK BANGKOK, Tucs.—U. S. Vice-President Nixon arrived here today from Malaya. Met at airport by Siam's Prime Minister and U. S. Ambassador.—Renter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article32 1953-10-28 1 TAIPEH. Tues- Ma.j. Gen William Chase, chief of the United State.> military assistance advisory sroup in Formosa, returned to Taipeh today after a three-day visit to the Ryukyu Islands.— Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article30 1953-10-28 1 PARIS. Tues— French Radicai and Socialist Deputies in the National Assembly demanded the opening of talks with Vietminh in an attempt to end the Indo-China war.— Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article27 1953-10-28 1 NEW YORK. Tues.— Tran*World Airlines yesterday said it was ready to begin an IndiaCeylor -Tokyo service almost immeciately, if it gets U.S. Government approval. A.P.AP - 27 words
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349 1953-10-28 2 WASHINGTON. Tues SENATOR Mike Mansfield said here yesterday that "thf Communist threat in South-East Asia can he dissolved" if thr United States continued to furnish Run* and materials to fight the Communists in Indo-Chini. Senator Mansfield added, in aReuter; AP; UP - 349 words
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135 1953-10-28 2 LONDON. Tuesday. /CROWDS thronged London's Leicester Square last night to see the Queen attend the eighth Royal film peformance with the Duke of Edinburgh and Pincess Margaret. Thousands waited for hours in the chill evening along the I two-mile route through the i135 words
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Article21 1953-10-28 2 TUNIS. Tues.— Three Tunisian were killed and 28 others injured when two buses carrying workers collldeded near here.21 words
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Article104 1953-10-28 2 PARIS. Tues.— A civil court here yesterday turned down ex-Queen Alexandra of Yugoslavia's appeal that the divorce petition of her husband. ex-King Peter, be rejected on grounds that the couple did not permanently live in France. M Jean Russet, the court's senior Judge, ruled that the KingReuter - 104 words
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Article105 1953-10-28 2 BUDDHA SCARVES REMOVED TPHE silk scarves carrying the Image of Buddha have disappeared from Singapore's shops and Buddhists feel that they have won a moral victory Singapore Buddhist associations issued a joint protest last week when the scarves were offered for sale in Change Alley and other shopping centres. Cheaply105 words
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Article19 1953-10-28 2 TOKYO, Tues.— Oen. Ridgway, U.S. Army Chief of Staff, arrived in Tokyo today on an lnpection tour— A.P.AP - 19 words
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Article, Illustration437 1953-10-28 2 Red groups to quit KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. gIGHTEEN million leaflets are to be dropped by Lincoln bombers on 200 areas in the Federation tomorrow in a campaign to encourage groups of Communists to surrender. This will be the largest leaflet-dropping operation to be undertaken in South-eastReuter - 437 words
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Article25 1953-10-28 2 KARACHI. Tues— Mr Mohammed All, Prime Minister of Pakistan, is recovering from a fever which has kept him in bed for 10 days Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article30 1953-10-28 2 CAIRO, Tues— The Egyptian Revolution Tribunal today sentenced Dr. Ahmed El Nakib. former Director of the Moassat Hospital. Alexandria, to 15 years' imprisonment under the anti-corruption laws— Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article193 1953-10-28 2 SEREMBAN, Tues r pHE surrender of a terrorist to a permanent way inspector foiled an attempt to blow up the armoured rail car preceding a train on the Kuala Lumpur-Singapore Une yesterday. A military narty searched the line in the Aver Kunina area of Gemas. They193 words
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Article44 1953-10-28 2 COLOMBO. Tues. Commerce Ministry circles toady said that Japan wanted to buy 50.000 tons of Chinese rice from Ceylon Imports of rice to Ceylon have been so heavy recently that she is willing to sell to the highest bidder— A.P.AP - 44 words
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Article36 1953-10-28 2 HONG KONG, Tues—Corporal Eric Usher, aged 20. of Liverpool, a medical orderly at Hong Kong's General Military Hospital, has been found gassed In an operating theatre. An Army inquiry will be held— A.P.AP - 36 words
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135 1953-10-28 2 WASHINGTON. Tues. STATE Department ufflcials said today they hoped to reach this week a military aid understanding providing United States support for an Increase in Japan's home defence force. But informed sources said that in negotiations so far between United States defence andReuter - 135 words
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Article31 1953-10-28 2 MANILA. Tues. The Nacionalista presidential candidate Mr. Ramon Ma&saysay. last night predicted a landslide victory over President Qulrino and his Liberal Party in the election on November 10.-AP.AP - 31 words
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116 1953-10-28 2 ROME. Tues. FILM star Ingrid Bergman, in a Rome court yesterday told the judge why she was suing a Swedish newspaper woman for 10 lira about three Malayan cents. Bigi Rybrant. Rome correspondest of the Stockholm Aftnnhl.id.' 1 defendant, told her story, too.AP - 116 words
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Article, Illustration174 1953-10-28 2 HEALTH MAN IS HERE AGAIN BACK in Singapore after an absence of 22 years is Dr. Zygmunt Deutschman, of the World Health Organisation in Geneva, who is taking the place of Dr. W. W. Yung, as the director of the organisation epedemiological station in the Colony. Dr. Deutschman, who first174 words
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Article20 1953-10-28 2 NEW YORK, Tues. The chief Soviet UN. delegate, Mr Vyshinsky. has accepted an invitation to lunch with news-20 words
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Advertisement79 1953-10-28 2 WORLD'S FASTEST PRODUCTION CAR 142.6M.RH CHOSE CASTROL n»^^^— —~^^^MW ii ii ii -l r i i .ii M_— m^ lTMrtflffft^l^ff^B^K^BfctfiMM BMHTH^ff^^*^* At Utah Donald Healey drivi < his Austin M ¥WL Healey "100"' reached a speed of 142.6 m.p.h. jk\ M fl^\ fj||y 1 1 over the measured mile. Drivers79 words
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Advertisement8 1953-10-28 2 PUBLIC NOTICES APPOINTMENTS rENDER NOTICES etc. PAGE 108 words
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Article221 1953-10-28 3 Sandys says: Tests were a success MELBOURNE, Tuesday. IJRITAIN yesterday exploded her second atomic weapon in the present series of tests on the Australian desert site. It was believed the test was maae from a high tower on Emu field, which was one of the two221 words
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Article85 1953-10-28 3 NEW YORK, Tues. THE United Nations Politicai Committee yesterday refusrd to recommend immediate independence for Frenchmled Tunisia The committee adopted, by 29 votes to 22 with five abstentions, a resolution that all rpcessary steps would be taken to ensure the right of the Tunisian people toAP - 85 words
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Article23 1953-10-28 3 DENVER. Tues. Col. Claire Stroh, aged 50. Deputy Com- 1 mander of Lowry Air Force base here, has died. A. P.23 words
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Article17 1953-10-28 3 VIENNA. Tues. Another Rumanian minister, the fifth In six works, has been dis- missed. Reuter.Reuter - 17 words
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Article12 1953-10-28 3 ATHENS. Tues— The Gr?roAustrian trade pact was renewed yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 12 words
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Article24 1953-10-28 3 WASHINGTON. Tues— The Export-Import Bank yesterday announced a U5560,000,000 loan to Japan to finance export of U.S. cotton to Japan.— A.P.AP - 24 words
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Article148 1953-10-28 3 LONDON, Tuesday. LONDON'S striking tanker drivers, whose week-old stoppage nearly brought the capital's road traffic to a stop, yesterday decided to return to work today. Twelve hundred strikers, at a meeting in Stratford. East London, accepted a bak to work resolution drafted by 150 leaders. TheReuter - 148 words
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Article75 1953-10-28 3 MOSCOW. Tues. RUSSIA last night delivered a Note to Greece protesting against the granting of military bases to American armed forces. It accused Greece of loaning .territory "for preparation for a new war." The Note followed sharp criticism in the Soviet Press of the recent pact.AP - 75 words
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Article68 1953-10-28 3 NEW YORK, Tues THE Secretary of the U.S., Navy. Mr. Robert B. Anderson, last night pledged to keep the United States supreme on the seas. The Navy would operate 1 129 ships. 9.940 aeroplanes and three Marine divisions at full strength during 1953-54. ThereAP - 68 words
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Article53 1953-10-28 3 LONDON, Tues.— The strike of workers at the Arabian American Oi 1 Company's Dharan oil fields has ended. it was announced last night by the Saudi Arabian Embassy in London. About 13,000 workers struck a week ago, reportedly in protest against the arrest of nine tradeAP - 53 words
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Article25 1953-10-28 3 LONDON. Tues— The East German Radio last night said that Field Marshal Paulus had returned to Germany in the last few days.— Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article22 1953-10-28 3 BELGRADE, Tues.— The Yugoslav Foreign Secretary, Mr. Koca Popovlc. will pay an official visit to Vienna on November 9.— Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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Article30 1953-10-28 3 MOSCOW, Tues— One hundred delegates to the Congress of Free World Federation of Trade Unions In Vienna arrived here yesterday on a visit at Soviet invitation.— Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article34 1953-10-28 3 LONDON. Tues— Miss Annie Gordon, housemaid to three Queens of England, has been decorated by the Queen with the Royal Victorian Medal for 50 years' service in the Royal Household. A.P.AP - 34 words
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Article202 1953-10-28 3 RUSSIANS BEHIND GERM WAR QUIZZES NEW YORK, Tues. mHE United States yesterday 1 alleged that Soriet personnel had directed the extortion of confessions to waging germ warfare from captured American airmen in Korea. Opening the debate In the Political Committee of the U.N. General Assembly, Dr. Charles Mayo, of theReuter - 202 words
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Article45 1953-10-28 3 TOKYO. Tues —Two of Japan's largest shipbuilders will sign contracts next month to build vessels for the Burmese Government. The Ishikawajima Heavy Industries will build 50 launches. Mitsui Shipbuilding Company will be awarded a contract for six oil barges.— U.P.UP - 45 words
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Article33 1953-10-28 3 SEOUL. Tues.— The Eighth Army is to double from 12 to 25 cents a day- the pay of workers in the Korean Service Corps, all-purpose labour force for American units.— A.P.AP - 33 words
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Article22 1953-10-28 3 MANILA. Tues— Some 400 scientists are expected to attend the two-week eighth Pacific Science Congress in Manila beginning on November—A.P.22 words
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Article205 1953-10-28 3 NEW YORK. Tuesday. VISCOUNT HUDSON yesterday rebuked an Indian T delegate to the United Nations and threatened to walk out of the Trusteeship Committee if it decided to debate British plans for federating two central African territories. Lord Hudson told the 60--nation committee that heReuter; AP - 205 words
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Article, Illustration23 1953-10-28 3 TROOPS on parade among oil drums in London after the Army had taken over fuel storage depots during the tanker strike.— Reuter picture.Reuter - 23 words
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Article24 1953-10-28 3 BONN .Tues.— The West German Economics Minister. Professor Ludwig Erhard, will go to the United States for talks next month.— Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article108 1953-10-28 3 US Treasury blocks bank assets WASHINGTON, Tues. rE U.S. Treasury has blocked the dollar assets of the Hong Kong branch of the Banque Beige because it made Its dollar facilities available to the Chinese Communists. Treasury officials said last night. It was also disclosed that the Treasury had taken blockingReuter - 108 words
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Article32 1953-10-28 3 STOCKHOLM. Tues.— A Japanese Red Cross delegation arrived by air last night to get Russian visas before going to Moscow for talks on repatriation of Japanese war prisoners. —A.P.AP - 32 words
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Article26 1953-10-28 3 VIENNA. Tues.— The Austrian Trade Union Federation yesterday called for a fiveminute strike on Friday in protest against the continuing occupation of Austria.— Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article19 1953-10-28 3 KARACHI, Tues— The Canadian Premier, Mr. Louis St. Laurent, is expected to visit Pakistan next March. A.P.AP - 19 words
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Article26 1953-10-28 3 MADRID. Tues. Spain's Parliament yesterday unanimously approved a concordat between Spain and the Vatican which establishes Roman Catholicism as the state religion. A P26 words
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164 1953-10-28 3 POLITICS STOP CHINA TRADE, HE SAYS LONDON, Tues. f*OL A. C. R. Wait*", chairman v/ of the Austin Motor Export Corporation, one of Britain's biggest motor car manufacturers, last night asked the Government for a clear and explicit direction in trade with China. I Addressing more than 1.000 motor distributorsReuter - 164 words
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Article285 1953-10-28 3 LONDON. Tner rpODAY marked the end of the account on the London Stock Exchange and business was very limited and price movement* irrtgular. The news or the liberalisation of sales ot gold en the free market fty the South African government helped gold producing shares to register small285 words
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Article25 1953-10-28 3 LONDON. Oct. 27 Cash Buyers €620: Sellers HHl2'r. Forward Buyers £6021Sellers £604: Settlement. £6275 (up £3) Turnover a.m. 20 tons p.m. 40 tons.25 words
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Article34 1953-10-28 3 LONDON. Oct. 27— Spot 16', d.. Nov. 16 '«0.. Dec. 16'« d.. Jan. -Mar. 16'jd Apr-June 16Sid.. July-Sept 16 .d Oct ci.f. 16Sd.. Nov. c.lf lß'iri.. Dec. c.lf. 16'»q. Tone: Barrly <-teadv.34 words
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Advertisement164 1953-10-28 3 GODWIN WATER PUMPS O.H. RANGE 575 to 4240 G.P.H. AT 250 FT. HEAD Lister Engineering LtdJ HL-21 I s pimy I IN THE ASTRAL Plenty ot room for plenty of < ~i > ~''"'"'E> L. rood *nd plenty of good £^gL/ggTf jyy^ iß«a Z Aitr.ll reff iterator it the gJr164 words
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Advertisement222 1953-10-28 3 The practical way to "give a gift!" GIVE 4 A £444 A S. C. S. 44 ***** GIFT VOUCHERS in denominations of $5.00 and $10.00 Available and redeemable at all S.C.S. BRANCHES. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. I DJAKARTA m ZSST K^, BANGKOK\ H^p CALCUTTA! WITH IMMEDIATE ONWARD CONNECTIONS MM222 words
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Article122 1953-10-28 4 Mr Justice Taylor, in the Singapore High Court vrsterday. reserved judgment in an action for damages orought by K N A. Pillai. 49. against Scow Whay Kirn. trading as Heap Choon Company. A qualified sanitary inspector, formerly employed as a special grade overseer in the122 words
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Article21 1953-10-28 4 KOTA TINGGI. Tues. A Poppy Day dance will Dp held on Nov. 5 in the International Club here.21 words
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346 1953-10-28 4 No Ritson 'excess pay' refunds, says Govt. PROPOSALS 'BASIS FOR DISCUSSION* THE Singapore Government last night denied that officers drawing lower total salaries under its latest Ritson pay scheme would have to refund the "excess pay" which they would have been earning during the last four months. The Government was346 words
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108 1953-10-28 4 City Council plans two years ahead rE Singapore City Council is looking ahead to 1955 and the sanitation facilities which will be needed then following the development of the Telok Ayer-.Mount Palmer area. A Council committee has approved in principle a 5450.000 scheme to lay sewers for the area in108 words
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Article115 1953-10-28 4 The Singapore Sixth Police Magistrate. Mr. R. W. H. Davies, yesterday did not record any plea in a case in which P. H. A. Josephus was i accused of causing hurt to J Filial and Tito Vigano while "under grave and sudden provocation." Mr. P. F.115 words
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Article71 1953-10-28 4 Dunearn Road bridge at Its junction with Holland Road, which passes over Bukin Timah Canal, Sing; pore, will be closed to all traffic tomorrow and Friday hfrause of re-surfacing. Extensive repairs in Bukit Timah Road will necessitate diversion of traffic from 7 a.m. until completion of wonc. Motorists71 words
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228 1953-10-28 4 iIfHEN the Singapore Coroner. Mr. Choor Singh, told T. Cherian Vergise, a 35-year-old organiser of an insurance company, that a witness had earlier alleged that Kasinah binte Maarom was kept by an Indian called "Vergise", he said he knew there were many people of228 words
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Article46 1953-10-28 4 The staff »üb-commlttee of the Singapore City Council has recommended that the widow and child of the late Mr D Cuttiford. of the City Engineer's Department. b« granted passages to Britain. Mr. Cuttiford died from a Tall from Cathay flats last month46 words
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Article39 1953-10-28 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— Mahmood bin Ohulam Ahmad, a trisha rider, and Mohamed bin All. at present serving a prison sentence, were each fined $25, or 10 days" gaol today for assaulting Ah bin Abdullah, a barber.39 words
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Article143 1953-10-28 4 DATO TELLS MALAY'S SEGAMAT. Tuesday. THE Johore Mentri Besar, Dato Syed Kadir, vester- I day warned Malays against the newest propaganda weapon of the Communists the twisting of Muslim precepts and quotations from the Koran to suit their own ends. The Mentri Besar was143 words
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Article78 1953-10-28 4 AFTER recording a verdict of death by misadventure at an Inquest yesterday on Amathewali Gopal. 8, who was knocked down by a lorry at Telok Blangah Road on Sept. 20. the Singapore Coroner. Mr. Choor Singh, recommended that the driver be prosecuted for destroying evidence. Two78 words
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Article27 1953-10-28 4 SEGAMAT, Tues —Alleged to be wanted at Muar for Iheft. Yahaya bin Desiran. was produced before the Segamat Magistrate. His case was transferred to Muar27 words
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126 1953-10-28 4 Free study, travel but only 12 apply SINGAPORE Chinese nuries and doctors who would like a year's post-graduate study in Britain with passant paid both ways, have only four days left to apply for it. The Sino-BritLsh Fellowship! Trust is offering six or eight of these scholarships, but so far126 words
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Article30 1953-10-28 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— A special meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council will b« neld n Thursday at 10 a.m. to consider the draft >udget for next year.30 words
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Article, Illustration89 1953-10-28 4 TWO SINGAPORE COUFLES celebrated their wedding anniversaries yesterday. Fur Mr. and Mrs. Walter Neubronner (above), it was 36 years ago since they werr married. Their four sons and 11 grandchildren were among those at the celebrations .Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prlns (below) observed their silver wedding89 words
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Miscellaneous276 1953-10-28 4 SINGAPORE DIARY RoUrv Club: United Nations Week British News— at Collyer Quay. 1.15 prnaramme special luncheon and p.m. dim show at Capitol Red Room Y.W.C.A.: International Women > 1 p.m. Also. "Ladles D»y". Club meeting •'lntei'or DecoraTn.ted Nation. Aa^cJ.Uon J^» Public Relations: UN Exhibition at at n ib mcc ting276 words
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Article433 1953-10-28 5 Plea for Gillon THE only proper verdict which could be returned against Private Hammond Gillon, accused of murdering dance hostess Doreen Pereira, was one of manslaughter, his counsel, Mr. David Marshall, submitted in the Singapore Assizes yesteday. In his one and three-quarter hour address to433 words
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Article191 1953-10-28 5 Gifts save 'beautiful' triplets MALACCA. Toes. MADAM Chaw Hong Fan changed the names of her triplet uirls today. Peck (Unwanted) Lan will now be called Peck (Beautiful) Lan and Peck Ling and Peck Yoke will also become beautiful babies instead of unwanted ones "1 will be able to keep my191 words
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58 1953-10-28 5 RADIO MALAYA RECORDS DEBATE, QUIZ KOTA BAHRU, Tues.— Malay schools of Kelantan West won a debate with schools of Kelantan North, opposing a motion that football was more beneficial than badminton. The debate, the first to be recorded by Radio Malaya among Malay schools in Kelantan. was followed by a58 words
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Article68 1953-10-28 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Hundreds of schoolboys were turned away when they went to the Victoria Institution pool this afternoon to see the first Selangor combined girls' schools swimming championships. One of them said bitterly "Girls came to our competition last week. I can't see why we68 words
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Article70 1953-10-28 5 News was received in Kuala Lumpur yesterday of the death in a hospital In Perth, Western Australia, of Mrs. S. A Miller, mother of Mr. Harry Miller, of the Straits Times. Kuala Lumpur. Mrs. Miller, who was 68. had been admitted to hospital a fortnight70 words
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Article, Illustration64 1953-10-28 5 THE Representative of the Government of India, Mr. M. Gopala Menon, cave a dinner last night for two Indian Members of Parliament. Begum Azai Rasul and Mrs. \nimu Swaminadhan, who are passing though Singapore on a goodwill visit to Japan. Guests included the Commis-sioner-General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Don aid. and64 words
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Article42 1953-10-28 5 In the Singapore Second Traffic Court, yesterday Seah Boon Gee pleaded guilty to two charges of driving a car, without a licence and while not covered by third party insurance. The magistrate, Mr. Howe Yoon Chong, fined him $150.42 words
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189 1953-10-28 5 BECAUSE an opium pipe was missing from a den, two opium addicts, living m.l*s apart, were abducted separa- tely in the same car. within an hour of each other, and assaulted. Mr. R. W. H. Davles, the Singapore Sixth Police Magistrate, was told189 words
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Article52 1953-10-28 5 RAWANG, Tues— Mr. Kolanda: Veerappan was killed yesterday morning at the 17th n.ile Rawang Road. A car collided with the po- < check point crossbar whicn n turn knocked Into Mr. Veerappan, who had got down from his car, the police stated. A policeman on duty52 words
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Article77 1953-10-28 5 An Indian milk-seller, who was robbed of $1.70 and a torchlight by five men In Colonation Road, Singapore, un Sept. 15 last made a report to thf police only yesterday. He said he had been too scared to report earlier. The crew of a77 words
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Article185 1953-10-28 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. AN appeal to members of the Selangor State Council to go among the people in the kampongs and the new villages, and talk to them and hear their problems, was made at today's council meeting by Mr. 1 Tan Tuan Boon. Mr.185 words
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Article23 1953-10-28 5 The Union Club, Kelantan. will hold Its half-yearly general meeting at the club premises in Kota Bahru at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow.23 words
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Article197 1953-10-28 5 r THE Currency Commissioners, Singapore, yesterday offered to examine $10 notes from anyone who doubts they are genuine. Receipts will be issued for notes sent in to the office of the Currency Commissioners for checking. "Forged notes will be confiscated. No compensation can be Riven197 words
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Article174 1953-10-28 5 rE City Police Magistrate, Mr J M. Devereux-Cole-bourn,' yesterday reserved the whole afternoon to hear the cases of S. A. T. Alsagoff. who was charged with failing to comply with four City Council abatement orders Issued to him on March 10. Mr D. E. Slddons,174 words
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Article83 1953-10-28 5 PENANG, Tues. The Alfr Malaya Peasants Association has written to the Mentri Besar of Perils to investigate the difficulties facing Simpang Ampat padi planters who have been asked to make "immediate payment" to the Government for land they have bought. The farmers said that to comply with83 words
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Article67 1953-10-28 5 More than 250 people, including several millionaires, attended a dinner party which Messrs Wee Alk Leng, Wee Aik Koon and Wee Aik Sun jointly gave in honour of the 60th birthday of their father, Mr. Wee Triam Slew. Congratulations poured in as Mr. Wee cut h's67 words
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Advertisement244 1953-10-28 5 A HELPING HAND: i wilh your driving problems i^^^^V JWE HAVE 49 YEARS 1 J EXPERIENCE OF v W LOCAL CONDITIONS. /7 CAJVxT I Sole Agents: R. E. MORRIS CO., LTD. 18D BATTERY ROAD SINCAPORE 1 liquid I #-fruit VTresh I flavour 1 S'&/&/ air-tight in J tk favour L+s244 words
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Advertisement313 1953-10-28 5 B^BS H3flß 'Mt Ml aA r^aW V I M a>H Does your roof leak iPo your waits sweat Are your fioors damp if so SILASEC j is the answer Our staSS of experts will be pleated to discuss your problems and quote for waterproofing your building j SHEWAN TOMES CO.,313 words
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Miscellaneous94 1953-10-28 5 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 7.15 Morning Star; 730 News; 7.35 David he Winters Orchestra; c Invitation to Music; 830 Malay Housewives' Corner. 8.57 Schools; s*4b Close Down; 11.10 Schools; 1 Joe Relchman Orchestra; 1.30 News; 1.45 Prom; 2 Schools; 3.10 Close Down; 501 Children; 5.30 Walu Time; 6 Composer's Corner; 6.3094 words
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Obituary34 1953-10-28 6 20 Wordi $10 (minimum) MILLER: In Perth Hospital. Western Australia, on Oct. 27, after a short, serious illness. Mrs S. A. Miller, dearly loved mother ol Harry. Spencer, and James, aged 68 years.34 words
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Article666 1953-10-28 6 Keeping The Secret Singapore's Financial Secretary, in his post -bud get meeting with the Press, stolidly declined yesterday to say anything of interest on the question of income tax. It was not an unreasonable attitude for a Financial Secretary to take at a Press conference, although because Mr. Taylor went666 words
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Article394 1953-10-28 6 It is encouraging to learn from Vice-President Nixon that the facts he has learned about Malayan economy, and about rubber and tin, will be considered by American officials in any long range decision they may make concerning these two commodities. Mr. Nixon has left Malaya with394 words
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Article211 1953-10-28 6 Until the full scales of pay which the Government unions and the Council of Action .ire negotiating with the Singapore Government are published, it is difficult to comment intelligently on the impasse which seems t<» have been reached. But if t* c Council's spokesman is correct, and211 words
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Article, Illustration1335 1953-10-28 6 Cubi, the new point of U.S. power IT'S true what they say 1 about the United States in Asia. Americans are dogmatic, inexperienced an unfortunate combination flighty, contradictory and unpopular. But it's only a part of the truth and not by any means the main part; for America is engaged1,335 words
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Article25 1953-10-28 6 New York Times diplomatic correspondent and a Pulitzer Prize winner, who has been on a roving assignment in Asia in recent months.25 words
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655 1953-10-28 6 ON her visit to New Zealand the Queen will sample a unique national delicacy, greatly esteemed by both Maori and white man. This is a tiny fish, two inches long, with quaint habits and slim transparent body. In a brief season it shoals655 words
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Article473 1953-10-28 6 How they cheered WHILE Harold Williams tut, doing sorre fast and furious singing at the H.M.V. studios in Singapore I was doing some fast and furieus thinking. It was a magnificent effort 1 mean on Harold William's part. From Mozart to Delacrnz\ from the saucy charm of473 words
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Advertisement851 1953-10-28 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. If Word* Sin (minimum) HENG: To Yong and Wilson gift Of a son Edmund, at K.indanc Kerbau Hospital, on October 27th. RODRIGUES to Leila (nee Mclntyre), wife of Christian R. Rortngues at Knndang Kerbau Hospital on 34.10.53. a son. TOWNSEND On 25th October '53 at 8.M.H., Taiping, to851 words
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Advertisement45 1953-10-28 6 DIATONIC ACCORDIONS MODEL 112 2 stops, 2 sets reeds $42.50 MODEL 113 3 stops, 3 sets reeds. $47.50 MODEL 114 4 stops, 4 sets reeds. $55.00 Postage Si Packing $3.00 extra. From :ill good Stores, or T M. A. LTD., 61/63, High Street, Singapore 6.45 words
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Advertisement105 1953-10-28 6 Whorrror you are &.G.C. radio Arc/is you in touch You can *>^L®ij
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Article428 1953-10-28 7 New ferry from Penang to the mainland KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. J^ GENERAL speeding up of rail services throughout Malaya, the introduction of a new 250-ton ferry between Penang and the mainland and improvements to the service between Gemas and Krai on the east coast are among sweeping428 words
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Article166 1953-10-28 7 T\O you know what import+J ant changes have taken place in Singapore during the last 100 years? If you do, and if you are a Colony school hoy or girl (from Standard Six to postschool certificate class) then you may enter for the ess;n166 words
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Article54 1953-10-28 7 PENANG, Twos. The Penang Settlement Government is planning to introduce a system of registration of titles to replace the present registration of deeds. It has appointed a committee to find out defects in the preprnt system and to what extent they can be remedied and to54 words
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Article50 1953-10-28 7 The Geylane Methodist Girls' School, Singapore, will hold a bazaar in aid of its bir.'.ding fund in the school premises at Aljunied Road Irom 3 to 7 p.m on Saturday Thcr will be a sale of needlework, provision*. Malnw.n rushes, games and puppet MOWS.50 words
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Article33 1953-10-28 7 SincnDorc's Director at Medical Services. Dr W J Vickers. will open an exhibition and sale of handicrafts by the divisional theraoy unit "J 'hfTan Toek Bens Hospital at 10.30 a.m. today.33 words
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Article, Illustration124 1953-10-28 7 ADMIRAL SAYS FAREWELL REAR Admiral A. F. Pugslcy, Flag Officer Malayan Area, yesterday inspected the Royal Malayan Naval Reserve— for the last time. Admiral Pugsley was saying good-bye to the force he had taken .so much interest in during the past few years He leaves Singapore on Nov. 25. The124 words
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Article25 1953-10-28 7 The Shipping and Port Clearance Office, the Seamen's Bureau and the Import and Exports Office will be clo*ed nn Deopavali. Thursday. November 5.25 words
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Article87 1953-10-28 7 The husband took the blame IPOH, Tues. A WOMAN whose husband took the blame on two charges of cheating Chinese philanthropic associations was today acquitted and discharged without her defence being called in the Sessions Court here. She was Chong Kon Moi '36>. charged with cheating the Prrak KwongsJ Philanthropic87 words
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Article72 1953-10-28 7 Following pubMcation of a letter in Tuesdays Straits Times in which the writer nl!e,cd inefficiency by the po]jc» in connection with a report marie at Pava Lehjir police station, a departmental *.n--q-iiry la being made. The writer said he had made Ihe report on Saturday when72 words
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Article70 1953-10-28 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tu?s I When Kui Heng Lan, a woman, was charged in the police court today with allowing a dog to go about unmuzzled and bite Chan Hep Meng. 10, she wanted to know »"hat the fine would be before she pleaded to the70 words
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Article66 1953-10-28 7 Officials of the Naval Ba&e Employees' Co-Operative Thrift and Loan Society for 1953 are:— Chairman. Mr. S. A. Shah; hon. secretary, Mr. A. Varughese; hon. treasurer, Mr. V. Vasu; committee members, J. Robert. A. R. Manlckam. K. Vasu. D. Francis, V Sebastian. I LatifT bin Ahmad, Abdul Talib66 words
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Article52 1953-10-28 7 William Owen. Chief Offlcer of an oil-tanker, the Sumatra was fined $200 in a Singapore court yesterday for misappropriating 77 drums of paint valued at $3,000. which were alleged to have been sold for $300. Owen had pleaded guilty to the charge on Saturday but inclement was postponed52 words
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260 1953-10-28 7 Govt. con tradicting Ritson, say unions THE Council of Action, representing 6,000 higher paid Singaopre Government employees, last night criticised the acting Establishment Officer Mr W M Young after having rejected the Government's latest 1 pay offer. Mr. Young had maintained that the iatest proposals were in accord with the260 words
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Article46 1953-10-28 7 Mr. R. A. Pedlingham. mim I manager of a firm making automatic totalisators. arrived in Singapore by air from Sydney yesterday. He hopes to introduce lnneld indicators and combination betting machines. Mr. Pedlingham's firm supplies Singapore and Federation race courses with automatic totalisators.46 words
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Article24 1953-10-28 7 SEGAMAT, Tues— Ho On was fined $30 here for driving a car with inefficient brakes and running into a hawkers' stall.24 words
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Article, Illustration46 1953-10-28 7 The former leader of the Communist orpanisation in Batu Anam, Yee Choon Sang (second from left) with his uHfe —also an ex-Red— being welcomed by former "comrade" tang Seng Aik after their surrender to security forces at Scyamat. Pang gave himself up in 1950. S.T. picture46 words
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189 1953-10-28 7 IPOH. Tuesday. THE Malayan Chinese Association is considering the formation of youth clubs to encourage more Chinese boys to join the security forces. Mr Leong Yew Koh, sec-retary-general of the MCA. today told the Straits Times that this was one of the ways in189 words
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Article21 1953-10-28 7 SEGAMAT, Tues.— Suppiah was fined $70 in the Segamat Court for adulterating milk and selling it without a licence.21 words
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Article220 1953-10-28 7 KOTA BAHRU. Tues— Mr H. L. Wrlgglesworth, President of the Sessions Court, KeJan- tan, will leave Kota Bahru at the end of the month on long leave He wilj be succeeded by Inche All bin Inche Hassan I from Johore. IF THE Singapore City Council today adopts a220 words
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Article33 1953-10-28 7 Singapore Court of Criminal Appeal will sit tomorrow when seven appeals against Assize Court decisions are due to be heard. Six appeals are against convictions and the other is against sentence.33 words
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Article26 1953-10-28 7 Two members of the Incilan Parliament, Mrs. Ammu Swanrrinathan and Begum Aizaz Rasul, yesterday gave a pubii" talk at the Singapore Indian Association.26 words
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6 1953-10-28 7 Strike threat rests on Council decision6 words
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Article195 1953-10-28 7 pOURTEEN victims of Saturday's fire in AljunJed Road, Singapore, yesterday left the homes of relatives to Join 568 other victims in the Badminton Hall. These 14. eight Chinese and ■H Malays, the Straits Times was told, had preferred to join the homeless as their relatives felt195 words
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205 1953-10-28 7 Deviation will re-open north road to traffic IPOH, Tuesday. A TEMPORARY DEVIATION for one-lane light traffic is expected to he ready by late this evening at the 21st mile on the main trunk Ipoh-Kuala Lumpur road where a 40-yard section collapsed about 30 feet on Sunday night because of flooding.205 words
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Article21 1953-10-28 7 KOTA TINGGI, Tues.— lnche Aohin bin Sa'ad. of the Land Office, has gone on leave prior I to retirement.21 words
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Article194 1953-10-28 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. ONE of the four latest terrorists to have .surrendered gave himself up to a tapner on Semanbu Estate in the Kuantan area o f Pahang on Sunday. He w« Lm Y'ien. 45. a section leader of the PahangTrenßgar.u border commi'trr of the communist194 words
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Article56 1953-10-28 7 In a pace of pictures nt Malayan students' activitir at Melbourne University published in the Straits Times on 'October 24, it was .stated that Miss Halima Othman came from Penang. We are informed that Mi.v Othman comes from Muar and Ls taking a special course in dietetic56 words
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Advertisement203 1953-10-28 7 HYGEIA DISSOLVENATOR MODERN SANITATION A NEW MORE ATTRACTIVE MODEL COMPLETE INSTALLATION FROM $400/--including one Drum of Dissolvent. i Inclusive o* all charges I ELIMINATE NAUSEOUS CLOSET PANS WITH THtIR B «v ..s DIS COMFORTS AND DANCERS PROVIDES THE SAME COMFORT AND SAFETY AS A SEPTIC TANK. RUNS CONTINUOUSLY WITHOUT IMPTVINC203 words
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Advertisement133 1953-10-28 7 TABLE ELEGANCE if Jhe eu ENCIiSm Fine BONE C HIN A I "DALMV Will 1 1; TEASETS 21 PIECE $33.50 Set BREAKFAST SETS 33 Pieces Composition $79.00 Set 6 Tea Cues Scrs. Low or Tall Composition: 6 Plates 5" 6 Breakfast Cups Scrs I B B Plate 6 Plates 6'133 words
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Miscellaneous162 1953-10-28 7 The Weather Minimum temperature '7.30 p.m o n Oct 26 to 7.30 am on Or 27 > Singapore 75 decree! Penan* 74. Kota Bah: i 74. Kuala Lumpur 75. Ipoh 73. Kuantan 72. Maximum tempirjtnre 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m on Oct. 27 1 Singapore 88. Penang 87. Kota Bahru162 words
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Article, Illustration209 1953-10-28 8 SOON after the staff of Malayan Breweries had been given tbeir annual bonuses, two members collected sifts for Miss Lim Kirn Mooi, the 18-year-old Kuala Lumpur girl who lost both her legs in an accident. Within five hours they had combed209 words
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Article69 1953-10-28 8 The 4.931 ton Brimanger, the first Norwegian ship to open a service between Australian, Indoesian and Malayan ports, is due in Singapore tomorrow. The new service will call at Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Freemantle with Jakarta as Its only Indonesian port of call. Malayan ports of call69 words
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Article36 1953-10-28 8 Mariners are warned that firing practices on Blakan^ Mati Island will take place on November 9 to 13 and from November 16 to 20 between the hours of 8 a.m. to 4.30 pip daily36 words
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Article165 1953-10-28 8 THEY WANT VIEWS ON CONSTITUTION SEVERAL sittings of the Rendel Commission, which will review the constitution of the Colony, are expected to be open to the public. The Commission's secretary. Mr. J. D. Higham. yesterday told the Straits Times that ho tvantf-d organisations and individuals to giv c the Commission165 words
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Article98 1953-10-28 8 POLICE CAN USE FORCE POLICE regulations entitling officers to use aa much force as i» necessary when making arrests apply in all cases regardless of sex, a police spokesman told the Straits 1 Times yesterday. He was commenting on the protest of a woman against a police officer holding her98 words
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81 1953-10-28 8 The general council of the Singapore Labour Party has passed a resolution urging the Colony and Federation Govern- merit to set up a joint and permanent National Planning Commission to investigate Malaya's resources for development in a systematic manner The resolution calls for a81 words
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Article40 1953-10-28 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— Raman, who was on his way to Buan Hong Estate in a convoy was fined $25 in the police court for moving foodstuffs which were in excess of what he had a Dfrmit for.40 words
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Article, Illustration66 1953-10-28 8 THE NEW FORD POPI'LAR, which has been advertised as the cheapest car in the world. The first shiprrfent is expected in Singapore next month but the price here is not known yet. A utility model of the old Ford Anglia with a Prefect engine but stripped of many refinements andReuter - 66 words
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Article70 1953-10-28 8 MISSION TO SEE LADY TEMPLER JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Lady Templer has agreed to meet a delegation from the Johore Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis to discuss their joint apeal for a tuberculosis hospital in Kuala Lumpur. Dato Wong Shee Fun, Dato (Dr.) H. C. M. Wallace. Haji Mohd Noah70 words
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Article28 1953-10-28 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.R. Arumugam was fined $100 in the police court for having l>/ 2 gallons "of illicit toddy and tapping 16 trees for toddy.28 words
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Article153 1953-10-28 8 Play about Malaya is banned By HALL ROMNEY LONDON, Tues A play about Malaya has been banned. The Lord Chamberlain has prohibited public performances in South Wales of Mona Brand's play, 'Strangers in the Land" because, according to the Communist Daily Worker, its performance "might well lead to a breach153 words
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Article22 1953-10-28 8 Bound for France The French trooper, the 30.447 ton Pasteur arrived in Singapore with 3.500 French troops from Saigon bound for France22 words
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Article144 1953-10-28 8 WHEN CHUNG TEIK HUIN, a Federation driver, was charged in the Singapore Second Traffic Court yesterday with speeding, he said that he was so used to his car that ho was sure hr did not exceed 30 m.p.h. even though his I speedometer was not144 words
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Article290 1953-10-28 8 TA YLOR DODGES TAX QUERIES WILL there be higher taxation for certain income groups in Singapore? The Financial Secretary, Mr. W. C. Taylor, stolidly declined at a Press conference yesterday to give the slightest hint on this point. He was told by a financial writer that there had been rumours290 words
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129 1953-10-28 8 Traffic plan for Amy's wedding day SPECIAL traffic arrangements have been made for the wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral at 4.30 p.m. on Friday of Miss Amy Laycock, City Councillor, and Mr. John Ede, a company director Guests are asked to enter the Cathedral by the gate at th junction129 words
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Article51 1953-10-28 8 The Polish-owned freighter, the 7.172-ton Bialystok. which arrived in Singapore two days ago to take on supplies, water and bunkers left the Colony yesterday for Glasgow with a cargo of 7,214 tons of beaas. She loaded her cargo of beans from the Red Chinese port of51 words
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144 1953-10-28 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Tuesday. FIREE Singapore men were yesterday committed to the High Court for trial on a charge of gang robbery after a preliminary hearing at the Pontian Magistrate's Court. Tan Eng Kim. Ow Kim Kee and Son Teck Seng were alleged to144 words
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Article75 1953-10-28 8 INDIANS LEAVE FOR CALCUTTA /THREE hundred and twenty A on* Indian deck passengers left Singapore yesterda in the Sirdhana, bound for Calcutta. Many o f the pAMengers took new bicycles with them. A ship's officer said bicycles ai> in great demand In Indim and fetch nearly double the price paid75 words
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Article36 1953-10-28 8 Chan Slew Kay. a Standard Eight student of the Victoria School. Singapore, has been awarded a straits Chinese British Association "Volunteer Memorial Fund" scholarship of $100 a year as from January 1 this year.36 words
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Advertisement289 1953-10-28 8 CATHAY ORGANISATION J?jL ATTRACTIONS MOBBOH TODAY& DAILY nHWIiIPVII 11 a.m., 1.45,4.15,6.45 MraW^ »HOW»L*CC O» TMt ISLANO I'honr 21-116 for Bookinc<i 9.30 p.m. r=OH OUR FULL -STAGE PANORAMIC SCREEN THE LUSH AND UNTAMED SPECTACLE IN ALL ITS SEETHING FURY...FILMED IN AFRICA! NEXT CHANCE M-G-M's TECHNICOLOR THRILLS WITH THE BEAUTY AND THE289 words
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Advertisement227 1953-10-28 8 AN APOLOGY The Management of the Capitol Theatre APOLOCISE TO THE THOUSANDS who have been unable to secure seats for the evening performances of the record-breaking; French Film To avoid the crowd? and possible disappointment, the Management suggest that pat-ons should SS Mi m m wmg B^ AX M SMNg^ij227 words
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Letter104 1953-10-28 9 I WAS an English teacher but I had to resign because I could not tolerate the school headmistress's methods. Beir a man who learned teach .ig under a modern system. found it hard to agree with a principal who insisted on methods learned 25 years ago. Many104 words
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Letter175 1953-10-28 9 WITH reference to the denial of the spokesman of the Central Electricity Board rei tarding discrimination in the supply of electricity to new j villages around Kuala Lumpur. one is inclined to wonder if that official really understands the meaning of the word "discrimination." I would like175 words
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Letter222 1953-10-28 9 - AS A NEWCOMER to. Malaya with a fairly extensive knowledge of English police court practices I was astounded at the seemingly grave judicial defects I witnessed recently in a Federation police court. My cook boy was charged with riding his recycle, in the wrong direction, a222 words
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Letter120 1953-10-28 9 rwyHE reason why the Po- tentates of Goodly Girth choose to wear shorts is no concern of Thin Men, but since your correspondent has chosen to raise the subject, the reason is, because they choose to. The fact of the v earing of long120 words
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Letter348 1953-10-28 9 The customer is always wrong AS a European housewife I cannot feel much sympathy for the shopkeepers of Malaya who are *,oday suffering trade recession. One enters a shop-house now j appalled at the lack of trade I inside it. But the shop-keeper i takes no notice; he stands at348 words
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Letter159 1953-10-28 9 CANDIDATES for councils or cabinets must be j well educated men with a thorough knowledge of political science and economics, instead of j narrow minded nationalists and irresponsible j i propagandists. The problem of democracy in Singapore md Malaya is not only political and economic159 words
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Letter, Illustration350 1953-10-28 9 But this ball is googly CCORDING to LE.C. Davies the term "Chinaman* in cricket originated with the introduction of a new method of bowling by South African Test players The "Chinaman," says LE.C. Davies, was the ball which came from the back of the bowler's hand, the spin of which350 words
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Letter48 1953-10-28 9 THE 3-D film may come to stay and if *he cinemas will sell polaroid spectacles at b reasonable price. I think patrons will not mind. Japan, though I hate to mention it. can produce such spectacles at much less than C2..M) a pair. Y. MACKEE. Singapore.48 words
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Letter192 1953-10-28 9 Drastic action necessary pRIME. especially armed robbery, seems to be a dally occurrence and because drastic action Is not taken by the police to stamp out this evil, the gangsters get bolder daily. How is it that during the Japanese occupation there was no such thing192 words
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Letter105 1953-10-28 9 I CANNOT agree with 'An A'lr-mail-form User on the idea of a single-rate air-letter postage. The present rates of eharces range from 25 cents to- 50 cents to all parts of the world. If one standard rate were to be fixed, it is only logical that an average105 words
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Letter128 1953-10-28 9 With heavy penalties (GANGSTERISM is rife in the colony and drastic action is urged to be taken now. The police have stated that secret .societies have increased in f'trcnath greatly and that they were largely responsible for the increase in crime committed today. 1 think 'It is because of the128 words
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Advertisement413 1953-10-28 9 HYDRAULIC PLANT from the largest storks of Plant and Machinery in the British Commonwealth MO ion I '|.Ktre.k«< TrMw l.y .l"lm 75 ton l>owintrnk« I'nxw br Fhaw. Twc Knum lit" dirk x 4*" l>ani»l». Main ram dia. X 12* ■huW. fWM fill* nrillllllfM Twn t»Wtk». Four rnlumm. Working inHepMid'-nt. moving413 words
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Advertisement37 1953-10-28 9 OPENING TODAY AT KUALA KANGSAR SHEUUBRICATIONj IS NOW AVAILABLE AT THE NEW SHELL KUALA KANGSAR SERVICE STATION kI^UNDER MANAGEMENT *i- &pglM^^ HAAMohdZAIN '"iffir m U X TAIPING ROAD jfyr I^l KUALA KANGSAR opermorshaveleen specially trained by (shell)37 words
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Miscellaneous265 1953-10-28 9 Sii-iiiis Times Crossword _I_l_i!lilLl_i_l_ 28 29 ill 1 I I I I I I I 1 1 I I HI ACROSS 9. He will run to mummy! (13). 1. "Existence" by our pets (3, 14. Besetting sin or some lions S 5L£? ii I ?SJSi 15 ffLrx regretB> Ive got265 words
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Article601 1953-10-28 10 \rimiul nmrlu'ls TIN JUMPS, RUBBER FALLS riE Singapore share market had another very dull day yesterday when the volume of turnover was again meapre. Little interest was displayed and there were few price changes in any section. The market throughout was steady enough but there601 words
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Article152 1953-10-28 10 November first grade rubber closed on the Singapore rubber market yesterday at 55?« cents a pound— half a cent below Monday's close. The market opened slightly easier but steadied during the afternoon with some trade interest. The closing tone was auiet. Closing prices yesterday in ceni per pound152 words
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Article100 1953-10-28 10 Malayan 'Excr-ange Banks Association made the followinc changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday NEW YORK: buying. TT. 32 7 i. I air mail. OD 33. 90 anvs Htt credit bill?. 33 3 18 Untie bills: selling. TT. or OD 32 11/16 re idv The selling rale TT.100 words
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Article17 1953-10-28 10 The price of tin in Singapore vdrrday was declared at $305.25 a picul. up $.1,871.17 words
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Article178 1953-10-28 10 MELBOURNE. Tues. yHE investment market maintained x its strong undertone today, the main strengthening influence being the buoyant wool market. The turnover was of steady volume and few price movements were sharp. Wool was again In keen senernl demand at Sydney and Geelnng today and the price trend178 words
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Article130 1953-10-28 10 NEW YORK. Tue* f\H the Stock Market yesterday the list moved to a new high for thr current recovery effort recordinr mostly fractional gains. This reflected further good dividend neu and earnings with prospects other announcements during the next few days mostly of a favourable nature. In the130 words
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Article69 1953-10-28 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange: Noon prices per picul were Copra: November $37-.. buyers. $38 sellers; December $37 buyers. •38 sellers. Coconut oil: $61 sellers. Pepper: quiet, no business reported. All varieties down $5; Muntok white $355. Sarawak $350, Lampnng black $315 Lewi* and Peat: Closing prices were Copra:69 words
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Article201 1953-10-28 10 CHIPS lying alongside the Siniak pore Harbour Board wharvrs nr experted today are Chtisan 1-2. Euryade.« 4-5. Aloe C.P.. Caltex Adelaide fi-7. Tal Shan 8-9. Aacekerk 11. Glenroy 13 14. Benulbanarh 15-16. Caltex Su<>/. 1« President Garfleld 19-20. Kep?h N. Wall 4 Tung Song N. Wall 8. Buloh201 words
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Advertisement655 1953-10-28 10 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that Mr Bay Kwang Meng of HI, Llm Ah Pin Road, Singapore, U no longer In our employ and Is not authoriMHl to transact any business whatsoever on our behalf. SIME, DARBY CO.. LTD. NOTICE I, Lai Kok Ming of T.O.L. 1850. Lariat Road,655 words
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Advertisement138 1953-10-28 10 NOTICES NATURALISATION NOTICE is hereby given that Koh May Toune of 156 Cairnhlll Rono. Singapore 9 1* applying to the Governor for naturalisation and that any person who known any reason why naturalisation should not be Kranted should send a written signed statement of thr facts to the Colonial Secretary.138 words
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Advertisement128 1953-10-28 10 NOTICE NOTICE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE i Commencing 29th October. 1953, an A.A.S. Motor Cycle Combination and Fitter Driver will be available dally to A.A.S. and A.A.M. Members on Thursdays, Fridays. Saturdays and Sundays, from 9.00 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. The services of the Fitter-Driver are for Members stranded on128 words
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Advertisement1707 1953-10-28 10 NOTICES KESANG TIN, LIMITED NoUee of Dividend Notice Is hereby gl'en that thf Directors have declared a second Interim Dividend of sr,5 r less income j tax. which will be paid to Shareholders on the Register on lltn November. 1953. Notice Is also hereby given that the Trinsfer and Share1,707 words
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Advertisement786 1953-10-28 10 TENDERS TENDERS will be received at the Office of the Colonial Secretary. Singapore, up to noon 12th Nov.. I 1953. for the supply of the following MM AND LUBRICANTS TO GOVERNMENT VESSELS I LUNCHES DURING THE YEAR 1»54. j Every person applying for a form of tender will be required786 words
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Advertisement27 1953-10-28 10 MITSUI pQ LINE CASTKOUNO ROUND THE WORLD SERVICE Europe Ptnanq Smqopo.t Hm| Kon« Jap*" A,.nM C.F. SHARP tfc CO., (M) LTD. UNION BUILDING SINGAPORE Ttl. SIV4-7-I, 210*727 words
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Advertisement1628 1953-10-28 11 to 2412 MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. t.:. mos ;.,J;,V .incorporated ,n Singopor.) <?„ Jg D*P» BLUB FUNNEL LINE v Carriers' option fo proceed via other parts to la«d end discharge cargo SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, LONDON ft CONTINENTAL PORTS Due Soili P Sham Penong Aseenius fnr Liverpool Glasgow Oct. 27/291,628 words
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Advertisement1218 1953-10-28 11 BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SAILINGS to U.K. and CONTINENTAL PORTS S'pora P. S'hom Penar.g Banrcoch for Havre, London, Rotterdom, Hull 10 Oct/ S Nov. 4/ S Nov. 9/11 Nov. Benvcnue for Liverpool, Antwerp, Rotterdom, Homourg 10 Oct/ 4 Nov S/ 7 Nov. S/10 Nov. Benlomend for Avonmouth, London, Rotterdam, Newcostlp1,218 words
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Advertisement1226 1953-10-28 11 McALISTER 6c CO., LTD. TEL: No. 5904 ELLERMAN Ot BUCKNAU. KLAVENESB LINE LONDON HAVRE, ROTTERDAM, LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, HAMBURG ft HULL PORTLAND, SEATTLE ft VANCOUVER ana for ObA., North Atlontic Ports Accepting corgo for Central ft South ond Canada via Colombo American Ports CITY OF OXFORD ms. CASTLEVILLE S'pora1,226 words
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Article, Illustration740 1953-10-28 12 The four icoutt find an ancient map showing a ciry of gold in Borneo. They manage to get a ride in a plane over there and discover a track through the jungle leading to a waterfall. Suddenly, a long golden .pear i$ thrown at their feet. Now read740 words
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Article208 1953-10-28 12 Drar Boys and Cir»s, I know you will be anxiously awaiting the results of the "Garden Cemoetition" so here are the winners: Lee Ceok L»n, 204 Koon Cheng Road. Malacca Vyayaletchimi Packinsamy, 151 Serangoon Road. Singapore Lilian Wee, 872 |alan Tengku Azizah, |ohore Bahru208 words
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Article, Illustration438 1953-10-28 12 THE highlight of recent philatelic events has of course been the Exhibition of Stamps held by the Selangor Stamp Club. The Exhibition was declared open by General Sir Gerald Templer. who, in an amusing speech, said that people not only small boys wrote to him from438 words
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Article278 1953-10-28 12 I DON'T think many of us realise what a tremendous force air pressure can be, even though we know that it is pressing down upon our bodies at the rate of 15 lbs. per square inch at sea level. The pressure inside our bodies278 words
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Advertisement337 1953-10-28 12 'Viyella' takes good care of babies j-*^ q//tf" y '£'Z'2^^t •Viyella' is perfect U— J j n| for babieo. It is soft and light f I J tnd washes wonderfully. 'Viyella* °V lasts. Nurses and dUd prefer •Viyella' every time for health, for long lasting economy. WIIIHMIWUIN^WOITnI day and l337 words
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Advertisement25 1953-10-28 12 DLEASE enrol meat a member of the Children's Corner Wise Owls and tend me a badge NAME •,•*.«•«•••»<*,»,, < M iM a <iTikW7nKvi ADDRESS* ,n DXTEJ>FIBTRTR't 125 words
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Advertisement206 1953-10-28 12 TDO YOU OTHER fEUOm LIKE itV BB^f w /tT MOUT YOU rfO... W SOBLA9YOUf{ILOWs\ f^HJ S/ THAyrs rOP THE G»ME LIKE MILO \\-^M iSmST TK^ SVM/y AMD TELL VOUk MUM SUSGESTEO U? "'"WI VC~\ W* SHE IMS PUT US I PSERWH6 IT TQHtOHTf S^fA „'rsJ i'JU'JAGOOOOkINM J the srrPA st*m>*a\206 words
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Miscellaneous284 1953-10-28 12 JUNIOR CROSS WORD CLUES ACROSS— 1. The cry of a lamb. 4. Surname of the poet who wrote Jerusalem. 7. Keats wrote an ode on "A Grecian Make a request. 9. Your headmaster's room, perhaps. 11. "Cape was the scene of Nelson's victory in 1805. 12. Tract of level, open284 words
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Article, Illustration1109 1953-10-28 13 I have gained added pride in being a Britisher. The Gloßters' commander, who wouldn't speak to the Press in Singapore, tells of life as a captive of the Reds. He was awarded the Victoria Cross this week. He adds it to the Distinguished Service Order he won early in the1,109 words
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Article, Illustration532 1953-10-28 13 11 1 111 II I ICONS l\ MALAYA— rßy A V' j-ii Correspondent AMONG 750 nurses who took part in a Pageant of Nursing at the Royal Festival Hall, London, was 39-year-old Margaret Robinson S.R.N!, just returned to Britain after 18 months work for the British Red532 words
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Advertisement175 1953-10-28 13 SHOWN iR MOST PARTS •f THE WORLD it INCREASED PRICES... A" IL |f jHI M H_-i Mmmmam will BE SHOWN SOON in SIN6APORE at CAPITOL PAVILION* at USUAL PRICES! <^ j@TITOHI fi| S/ Swiss Made 21 Jewels Look for the SYMBOL I ON THE WATCH DIAL I* Newest Swiss Invention!175 words
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Advertisement463 1953-10-28 13 look SNORKEL y|V^^\ No more messy hands! Here's the pen with the magic filling tube that I y»\\ -^S reaches out and siphons up the f" JC lnk tnen retracts back into the T i VfcA W pen when filling is completed! Vl\\ I Sheafler's new Snorkel Pen makes S*463 words
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Article308 1953-10-28 14 Fathul Karib ask for postponement THE Singapore Amateur Football Association senior cup final, scheduled to be played a Jalan Besar stadium on Friday, is almost certain to be postponed until a date well into what shouk be soccer's close season. Yesterday Fathul Karib, who308 words
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Article193 1953-10-28 14 SINGAPORE Civilians will win the Lady Mellersh Cup for the fourth successive time if they beat Combined Services in Hrn annml women's Poppy n ho.-key match on the S.C.C. Parian? this evening. Civilians have been .strengthened this season by two newcomers to Singapore full back193 words
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Article29 1953-10-28 14 RAF Tengah beat Singapore Medical Services Union 2-0 in a SHA Div. 3 match at the Indian Association ground yesterday. Gillett and Gllllngham scored.29 words
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Article29 1953-10-28 14 MERSING. Tues. The Mersinc District hockey league organised by Merslng Hockey Club will begin early next week. The four teams participating are: Tyros, Tigers. Rovers, and Lightning.29 words
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Article20 1953-10-28 14 Singapore Cricket Club beat Teachers Training College 4-2 in a friendly hockey match on the S.CC. ground yesterday.20 words
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184 1953-10-28 14 BIG S'PORE TEAM FOR MANILA PLANNED THE Singapore Olympic and Sports Council will soon launch a eampalrn to raise funds to §end a big contingent to the Avian i.imn to be held in Manila in May next year. The SOSC. which will meet early next month to dincus* plans for184 words
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Article178 1953-10-28 14 IJ GAUDER and Norbert Chong won the Sii:gar>ore Lawn Tennis Association junior doubles championship. played at the V.M.C.A. yesterday, with a score of 10-8. 7-5 In the final against David Scow and K C. Koh. In a game as close as the scores suggest,178 words
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Article123 1953-10-28 14 ■VICTOR I A School proved that their B—o8 0 victory at rugger over Raffles Institution last month was no fluke when they beat them acain hv 5 points (goab to a penalty at Victoria School yesterday. Victorians, who have been beaten only by the unbeaten Saints,123 words
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Article99 1953-10-28 14 S'ngapore Chinese R C.. fielding several reserve. 1 surprised Combined Schools with a 2-0 victory in their friendly hockey fixture at Hong Lim Green yesterday. The schoolboys played more constructive hockey and had the better of exchanges. But their forwards wert too slow to99 words
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Article45 1953-10-28 14 AHMEDABAD Tues —The Commonwealth cricket feam suffered the first defeat of their Ind'an tour when they were beaten by three wickets by an Indian XI here today Final scores were: Commonwealth 315 and 170 Indian XI 260 and 220 for seven. Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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Article33 1953-10-28 14 Girls Sport* Club beat University of Malay» 3-0 In a women's hockey m'tch on the S R.C padang yesterday. Mrs. I Milne. B. Aeria and Mrs. R. Penncfather scored.33 words
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Article18 1953-10-28 14 RAF Tengah "A" beat BODCA I 2-0 in a hockey friendly at BODCA ground yesterday. I18 words
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232 1953-10-28 14 PENANG. Tues THE Ppnang Turf Club's statement of accounts for the year ended Aug. 31. confirms that Malaya's post-war racing boom Is over. The accounts show a drop in totalisator and sweep revenue from $1,040,588. to $763.770. 8. Government tax declined from $1,873,248.70 to232 words
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Article251 1953-10-28 14 A OOAL scored <n the 46th minute by SharlfT Olman nave Singapore Corinthians a ono-nll uctory over Chinese Athletic "A" In the'r BAPA Junior Cup quarter-flnal at Qeylang Stadium yesterday. Athletic "A" had the chances to force a draw at least but their forwards were hopelessly251 words
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Article464 1953-10-28 14 By Our Boxing Reporter TWERE wasn't a dull moment at the Happy World A arena last night first night of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's second Youth Cham- pionships. There were 36 fiphts— lB in each of the two rings used— and In nearly every464 words
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238 1953-10-28 14 Shirai gets narrow but unanimous decision over Allen TOKYO, Tuesday. YOSHIO SHIRAI tonight narrowly retained thr world flyweight "title by outpointing Britain's Terry Allen, a former world champion, over 15 hardhitting rounds. The decision was unanimous. It was a speedy, hard-hit-ting fight throughout. Even at the finish both fighters oftenReuter; UP - 238 words
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84 1953-10-28 14 Buxton beats Powell for British title NOTTINGHAM. Tues. ALEX Buxton, the coloured Watford boxer, won the British light-heavyweight championship here last night when he beat Dennis Powell the Welsh holder, in the 10th round of their 15--round contest. The referee stopped the fight *n the 10th because of a badAP - 84 words
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275 1953-10-28 14 WORST VERDICT EVER— ALLEN'S MANAGER TOKYO. Tues "TERRY All EN'S ■■lUgll Johnny Sharpe. complalnrd bitterly about referee Isnmu I'oh I after tonight's worlj flyweight title i fight between Yoshio Shirai and Allen which was watched by 30.000 in Tokyo Stadium Sharpe said: "It was the worst decision I have everReuter - 275 words
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Article62 1953-10-28 14 Results in the Singapore open teniiis champion.shins art A. O. B. Pnkir bt A. Suiak 6-1 6-2. bt Ihrah'm Junled fi-n. fi-T Rahman Ahi..ad nt Rahman 0 6-1 fi-1: Ahmad Shah bt Rahman Ahmad 6-1. 6-4: Bostam K bt Abdullah All 6-1. fi-d. bt H Alwl fi-2. fi-3;62 words
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Article29 1953-10-28 14 JOHORE HAHRU. Tues 11 r tii.-t stage in the Grand Acsreg.itc competition at the Johore Bahru Rifle Association annual rifle shoot w'H 'ake place here tomorrow.29 words
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Advertisement887 1953-10-28 14 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ACCOMMODATION VACANT XO Hordi Si (Min.)— Box it el». extra. TERRACE House lully furnished 3 bedrooms. Cheap rent. Lorong BtaOfMh Katong. Apply 15 Jalan Isninll. EIGHT Bedrooms bungiilow fully furnished oantraUjr situated $tiaO. p.m. available in-mediatrlv lor long Apply R"\ All2B, S.T. 42 OXr.EY lln;iri. comfortably furnished .single887 words
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Advertisement797 1953-10-28 14 (Continued from Page 6) TUITION :o Word, Si (Min.)— Box it tt: rxtrm. REGISTER NOW: 1. LCC tt S'nr. Qual. Test. 2. Beginners. Sh.ind, Typing, Bk.-Kpg., etc. 3. Speed, 60 150 dally morn. <fe eve. Ind. tuitions, any time. 5.1.C., *****. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tt Word, Si (Mm.)— Box it ct:797 words
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Advertisement142 1953-10-28 14 aaV .aw .aBBBBwJF**' \\W mwl^^ Th< fl inß> flowln R llnr ""W* fashions tan be mined try a nnrfr i^i gap or wrinkle. It i* to preserve and %^L enhance this loveliness of line that I 3 'Lightning'ifrM.! plarkrt fastnrr h.t* I £J br"> specially designed. I TV k 'Lightning'142 words
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Miscellaneous118 1953-10-28 14 HOCKEY SHA League, Dlv. 3: II M Customs v Dutch Club, D.C. ground: Ceylon S.C. 'A 1 v P.W.D.. CBC (round: Toppy Day Match. Services women v Civilians' women, S.C.C. pradang, 5.15 p.m. FRIENDLY: Raffles Inst. f Victoria School, Rl irround, 4 p.m. SOCCER SRHFA K.O. Cup final: HongkonK Bank118 words
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