The Straits Times, 7 November 1953
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Title Section14 1953-11-07 1 The Straits Times fiat**** file****" Established 1845. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1953. 15 CENTS14 words
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Article679 1953-11-07 1 Would mean bigger rates or cuts in services WARNING that any pay increase for Singapore City Council employees next year would mean either increased rates and charges or a curtailment of the Council's activities was given by Mr. T P. F. McNeice. the President, when he presented679 words
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Article, Illustration212 1953-11-07 1 W. E. TRKVOR - W. E. TRKVOR ItV /CORPORAL Larry Buckley of V» the R.A.F., Hong Kong, sat moodily in a small Singapore cafe last nicht. On Tuesday he was happy in Hong Kong. Today he is gloomy in Singapore. Three years ago he went to Hoiik Kont with the RAF.212 words
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Article34 1953-11-07 1 LONDON. Fri Negotiations for the sale of American surplus foodstuffs have begun in Europrm capitals, the Treasury announced Friendly countries may buy surplus commodities with their own currency— Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article30 1953-11-07 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. Philip Chormrr. aged 49 of Los Angelrs. described by the Justicp Department as a loni-timn Communist, has been ordered to bo deported to his native Russia. -A.PAP - 30 words
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Article29 1953-11-07 1 NEW DELHI, Fri —The Indian Government and Imperial Chemicaj Industries plan to set up a £3 million company to I make commercial high explosives in India. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article124 1953-11-07 1 RUBBER UP OVER 2 CENTS FIRST GRADE rubber yesterday reached the highj est price on the Singapore I rubber market since October 8. November first grade closed at 58 cents a pound— two and three-eighth cents above Wednesday's close The price had reached 58 i cents during the day The124 words
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Article95 1953-11-07 1 Prices rise on London market LONDON, Fri. J^UBBER prices continued to move upwards here today gaining one farthing per lb in conformity with the rise in Singapore A fair volume of business i done at higher level including No RSS January/March at 17-3/8 d per lb. compared with 1 17'nciReuter - 95 words
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Article73 1953-11-07 1 HONG KONG. Fri. Mr Richard Nixon, vire president of the United States, said after vLviting Hong Kong's frontier with China today that if China would cease aggres>ion in Indo-China and Malaya and discuss the Korean question, the possibility would exist for reopening communications. But Mr. NixonReuter - 73 words
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Article53 1953-11-07 1 Policy in reverse NEW YORK Fri— US Secretary of Defence, Mr Charles E. Wilson, last night said that the United States now had a policy of "colonialism in reverse." Under it, it was spending significant part of its time, money and other resources for other peoples in hope of having53 words
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Article22 1953-11-07 1 COLOMBO. Fri. The Cevlonese Government ha-s allowed private traders to import rice again after a lapse of 12 yeans. -Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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Article171 1953-11-07 1 STUDENTS MOB BOW STREET LONDON. Fri. SHOUTING, hymn singing students turned Bow Street court into a bedlam today when hearings began on mass arrests resulting from the most riotoir. Guk Fawkes Night in London's history "Singing 'Onward Christian Soldiers." they marched through the Covent Garden market area, strewing firecrackers in171 words
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Article29 1953-11-07 1 TAIPEH, Fri— Senator H. Alexander Smith. (Republican. New Jersey), of the U. S Senate's Foreign Relation* Committee, arrived here yesterday for a three-day tour of Formosa Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article, Illustration219 1953-11-07 1 MISS ETHEL Deh Yuen Low. 23, of Singapore, presents a bouquet to the Queen Mother at the prize-giving ceremony of the Royal College of Music In London on Thursday Miss Low won a senior prize for the violin. "She has not beenAP - 219 words
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Article, Illustration41 1953-11-07 1 Chong Shin the pigeons (HONG SHIN, a seven-year-old Singapore student, recently flew unaccompanied to England to enter the Hurworth Preparatory School. Here he is making friends with the Queen's pigeons in Trafalgar Square on the day of his arrival in London.41 words
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Article70 1953-11-07 1 France to cut cash for forces PARIS, Fri. PANCE will cut her military budget next year by 10 per cent, the Finance Minister. M. Edgar Faure, announced today. He said this had been made possible by extra United States aid for Indo-China of about £138.000.000. He told the National AssemblyReuter - 70 words
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Article16 1953-11-07 1 HELSINKI. Fri, -Four Finnhave been arrested on espionage charges at an air base. Reuter.Reuter - 16 words
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Article121 1953-11-07 1 LONDON. Fri. AUTHORITATIVE quarters here said today that reports that General Sir Gerald Templer. the High Commissioner, was being transferred to another post now that the Communist menace was under control in Malaya were "premature guesses." Authoritative quarters said he would bp returning to Malaya on121 words
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117 1953-11-07 1 A 26-YEAR-OLD medical student was critically in- jured when he was struck in the stomach by a Javelin during a throwing practice at the University of Malaya's ground at Bukit Timah, Singapore, yesterday afternoon. The student, Mr Jerry Tan Keng Wah. was practising with117 words
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Article34 1953-11-07 1 BERLIN. Fri— The West Berlin anti-communist agency .said today that two East German police had been killed in a quarrel near Magdeburg between Soviet soldiers and member? of the people's police. --Reuter.34 words
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205 1953-11-07 1 ALLIED SOLDIERS OUT IN TRIESTE Bomb, gun fight with mob I TRIESTE, Friday. BRITISH AND AMERICAN troops with bayonets fixed rushed to the centre of Trieste today to help police who had fought a gun and grenade battle with Italian demonstrators. First reports said that four demonstrators and three Bri-tish-commandedReuter - 205 words
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Article58 1953-11-07 1 He is Red McCarthy NEW YORK. Fri— Senator McCarthy last night said he had evidence that a former leading U. S. Army radar -n gineer is a member of the Communist underground. He also demanded that Harvaici University dismiss Prof. Wenbill H. Furry, who. w alleged, refused to say whetherReuter - 58 words
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Article27 1953-11-07 1 THE HAGUE. Fri— The rtoyal Dutch Airlines iKLMi Is to train personnel and overhaul aircraft for the future Pakistan Airlines at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport.— A.P.AP - 27 words
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Article53 1953-11-07 1 A 27-year-r>ld Malay, on remand at the Outram Prison Singapore, was seriously iniured yesterday when he was struck in the back with a kanda r stick by another prisoner. The victim. Noordin bin Hussein, was washing clothes when he was attacked from behind. Thp two men53 words
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Article29 1953-11-07 1 JOHANNmBUROH. Fri A das pockrt rxplnrird in the St Helena unld m;nr. Oranee Free State, yesterday, killing at least eight and injuring more than 30.— A.P.AP - 29 words
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Article190 1953-11-07 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A LOOPHOLE which has enabled gold from mines to get into the treasury of Malayan Communists is to be closed Regulations controlling; the purchase and movement of raw gold and jewellt-ry have been introduced by the Federation Government. A Government spokesman told190 words
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Article30 1953-11-07 1 U.S. DEVELOPING I'KR BOMB WASHINGTON, Fri. United States is believed U» be preparing to test new super bomb. Tests will be conducted at Bikini next next spring.— U.P.UP - 30 words
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Article25 1953-11-07 1 LONDON. Fri. Sir Oiiver Goonetilleke, Ceylon's Finan -e Minister, arrived here by air from Colombo last night for economic and financial talks —Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article17 1953-11-07 1 LONDON. Fri The British Government yesterday said that food rationing would end next summer-Renter.17 words
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Advertisement103 1953-11-07 1 PEBFEETpFTEiS ICI (REAM'S^&J coto stooagi for CBIAMIDIft ITft r^^j^J SEACON Ltd FRANKEL ESTATE 15() PLOTS ALREADY BOOKED since our last announcement All types of SEACONOMIC First Quality Housing from sinjrlc storey Terrace Houses at $11,520/- to 4 Hod room bungalows with gangt at $22,365/- including land. Close to sea, within103 words
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Advertisement80 1953-11-07 1 'UiWAMT' fatey Ott HO HONG OIL MILLS- .^oLTD. 4* CHOtIAST S'»0" T* l Wll-StlT Q) STOMACH r^° TABLETS With Succus Liquiritiae (Liquorice) praep. THE LATEST TREATMENT OF GASTRIC and DUODENAL ULCERS ACUTE and CHRONIC GASTRITIS NYPERCHLORHYDRIA GASTRIC DISTURBANCES of AUTONOMIC NERVOUS ORIGIN SEQUELAE of GASTRO-ENTEROSTOMY Striking, rapid and favourable results80 words
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270 1953-11-07 2 From Our Own Correspondent JAKARTA, Friday. THE DECISION of the government to send a mission to Communist China to discuss the possibilities of Indonesian rubber export to that country has been received without enthusiasm here. At the same time a number of newspapers270 words
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Article167 1953-11-07 2 WASHINGTON, Fri. OFFICIALS of the Foreign Operations Administration yesterday said that the United States was greatly concerned at the decision of the Indonesian Government to export rubber to China. "This type of trade will conflict directly with the United Nations embargo on strategic materials to theReuter - 167 words
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Article, Illustration187 1953-11-07 2 YOUNG Australian artist who has found fame in Europe has bren commissioned by the Sultan of Selancor to paint in Malaya. He is Paul Fitzgerald the artist who painted Field Marshal Sir William Slim Lady Slim and their dauchter. Tna. Mr. Fitzgerald who studied at the National Gallery School of187 words
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Article76 1953-11-07 2 LONDON, Fri— Robert Sweeny, aged 42, winner of the 1937 British amateur golf championship, wants to divorce Mrs. Joanne Sweeny -New York's most beautiful debutante of 1948" The petition cited as corespondent Porflrio Rubirosa. aced 40. former husband of three of the world's most wealthy women—AP - 76 words
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Article14 1953-11-07 2 SAN FRANCISCO, Frl. -Pan American World Airways will dismiss 89 junior pilots14 words
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Article89 1953-11-07 2 SWANSEA, Fri. A WORLD BOOM in tlnplate has sent British employers and Ministry of Labour officials scurrying to recruit Italian workers for the Welsh tinplate mills. About 150 Italians are to be brought here In batches frcm the beginning of next month. 1 They willReuter - 89 words
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Article, Illustration161 1953-11-07 2 MR. VAUGHAN JONES DIES IN LONDON MR. PATRICK VAUGHAN JONES. 58. well-known in Malaya for 30 years, has died at Hindhead, Surrey. For some months he had t b^en taking treatment for a thmat infection. Mr. Vaughan Jones, known M "V-J" was a keen sportsman and an ardent Rugby football161 words
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Article254 1953-11-07 2 F[E GOVERNOR OF SINGAPORE. Sir John Nieoll. is appealing to the public to give generously "as a thanksgiving" towards the Poppy Day Fund. Poppies will be on sale in the Colony today. In a recorded broadcast last 1 night. Sir John said: 'Each year254 words
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Article81 1953-11-07 2 LOS ANGELES. Fri— Mr. William Jevne. 58-year-old retired businessman told ■> Los Angeles divorce court that his 26-year-old French bride danced exclusively with a food-looking Paris barman on their wedding night. "When I objected she told me to go drop dead" h<- said. "She said she81 words
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Article149 1953-11-07 2 GOLD GIRL FINED WONG WEN HA. 29, daughter of a Singapore businessman, was fined $3.000— t h r e c r months in default— for importing $12,000 worth of gold bars without a permit. Mr C E. J. de R. Lock, senior customs officer who prosecuted, said that Wong's luggage149 words
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Article275 1953-11-07 2 Rubber report rvISAPPOINTMENT at thr \J statement issued by the Rubber Study Group again carried the market to the low levels reached earlier in October. We refrain from commenting on this and no doubt intending buyers likewise refrained from making thrir purchases, says Lewis and Prats275 words
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Advertisement288 1953-11-07 2 J. T. CHANRAI (SINGAPORE) LTD. take pleasure in announcing the opening of thrir Retail m Department of MEN'S WEAR. W* i"*7 We stock wide and tasteful selection of all Men's requirements jf^S+/\-. such as Suitings. Shirts. Sports-Wear. Belts. Wallets. Underwear C 1 v Socks. Toilet Requisites and Jewrtlery. m. SPECIAL288 words
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Advertisement94 1953-11-07 2 I Murray Lanman's fl° I 'id a water iisM For that lingering, refreshing body-fragrance. wTm ■■■■■■■■■■■■i I for your comfort lICLJA New features n MM Made to tuit low ceilings j 1 Beautiful ttreamlining k 14? (flXpfbUlS I Very low coniMmption MADE IN INDIA U a Unity power factor Site*94 words
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Miscellaneous309 1953-11-07 2 Straits Tinies crossword 8 ill" 13 $Ss| 1 "5 6 17 HH 18 '9 T~ 22 23 2* 25 |H 2« 7 "Z I —m— -«-<« ACROSS IS. One might be working at a bar i ggSfsst; ft* sai-i an*. 12. Bottom iv fated to be this 22 product of309 words
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201 1953-11-07 3 U.S. TRYING 'TO TEAR DOWN THE EMPIRE' LONDON, Fri. A CONSERVATIVE M.P. yesterday said American imperiali-m was trying to oust Britain from the Mediterranean and had been trying to tear down the British Empire for 10 years. The accusation was made by Brig. John E. Powell in the House ofUP - 201 words
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Article, Illustration285 1953-11-07 3 Red scheme to throw bomb fails, says city boss TEHERAN, Friday. THREE MEN have been arrested after a plot to assassinate the Shah of Persia with a handgrenade on October 26. the Military Governor, General Farhad Dadsetan, said today. The men, all members of theReuter - 285 words
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Article77 1953-11-07 3 LA PAZ. Friday. THE Lloyd Aereo Boliviano Airline last night said that 25 passengers and the crew of three were killed when a plane crashed and burned near 7 ara V) UC o. Rescue teams found the charred wreckage of the plan* The crash77 words
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Article74 1953-11-07 3 BRIDGEND 'Wale.s.. Fri Police witnesses told a judge here how three men drank 78 pints of stolen ridrr in a nisht. The men were Alfred Saco. 55. Russell David. 29. and Jrnkin Williams, 41. They worn accused of stealing an 80-pint barrpl of cider from a bar.AP - 74 words
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Article59 1953-11-07 3 LONDON. Fri. A courtmartial yesterday found Capt. Richard Ivan Alexander Sarell. of the British destroyer Dia mond. guilty of negligence which led to a collision with the 8.000-ton cruiser Swiftsure during "Exercise Mariner." He pleaded not guilty to having negligently or by de fault hazarded his shipReuter - 59 words
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Article36 1953-11-07 3 LONDON. Fri— Air Vice Marshal Richard Atcherley a former Commander-in-Chief of i the Pakistan Air Force, has 1 b?en appointed head of the Air Force staff with the British Joint Services Mission ti. Washington.— ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article39 1953-11-07 3 LONDON, Fri— The House of Commons yesterday gave a formal first reading to the Regency Bill by which the Duke of Edinburgh will become Regent in the event of the death or incapacity of the Queen.— Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article137 1953-11-07 3 38 millon people uprooted NEW YORK. Fri. MR. JAMES NORRIS. a refugee expert, said here yesterday t:.at there were probably as many as 38,000.000 uprooted people in the world. Mr Norris is president of the Standing Conference of Voluntary Agencies working for refugees which co-operates with the United Nations HighReuter - 137 words
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Article35 1953-11-07 3 MUNICH. Fri.— A German court yesterday sentenced 35 European Jews from Israel from six to 14 days' gaol for illegal entry. They will be expel-, led after serving the terms. i A.PAP - 35 words
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Article192 1953-11-07 3 BRITAIN TOLD OF ODDS LONDON, Friday. MR. PETER Thorneycroft, President of the Board of Trade, last night said that man-made obstacles, tariff barriers, government restrictions and the cold war were holding up Britain's essential exports Though she was still holding her own share of trade,Reuter - 192 words
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Article63 1953-11-07 3 LONDON, Fri— Emergency Defence Regulations surviving in Britain since the end of the i war are to be further cut down. A White Paper said that by December 10. 76 regulations out ,of 173 in force on December 15 I iast year will have beenReuter - 63 words
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Article28 1953-11-07 3 ROLLA. North Dakota. Fri Four children aged from two to eight were burned to death in a farm fire near here early todav.— AJ».28 words
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Article34 1953-11-07 3 itncriAiN, m. me lormer Persian Prime Minister. Dr i Mossadeq, will stand trial on Sunday instead of on Wednesday as originally fixed, the chief prosecutor. Brig. Hussein Azemoaeh, said yesterday. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article, Illustration33 1953-11-07 3 BACKROOM girls of the Women's Royal Army Corps inspert hand grenades in an ordnance depot before they are sent to British troops all over the world, including Malaya. Reuter picture.Reuter - 33 words
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Article115 1953-11-07 3 'Deserter' was in Army hospital LONDON. Fri. r£ WAR OFFICE has apologised to a mother, whose son they had sought as a "deserter" while all the time he was lying wounded in an Army hospital in Japan Four months ago tne Army searched for Private Thomas Gunn, of the Ist115 words
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Article97 1953-11-07 3 Crosby in £375,000 action LOS ANGELES, Fri. BING CROSBY testified here yesterday that he had three, may be four" whi.=ky and sodas in about eight hours before a car collision This was contained in a deposition m connection with a £375,000 damage suit filed by three occupants of a carReuter - 97 words
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Article67 1953-11-07 3 NSW YORK, Fri— Raymond Co&me, encased in a plaster cast and unable to move his head, was wheeled into court on a stretcher here yesterday and sentenced to 10 to 15 years in prison for murderlne his wife. He was crippled when he fractured his spine inReuter - 67 words
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Article20 1953-11-07 3 LONDON, Fri. MoscowRadio last night said that Russia had agreed to join thr International Labour Organisation. A P.20 words
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Article25 1953-11-07 3 BUENOS AIRES, Fri.— ltaly and Argentina have agreed tn exchange goods valued at US $56,000,000 between now and the middle of 1954.— Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article189 1953-11-07 3 LONDON, Fri. SEVENTY-SEVEN judges and high judical officers in Britr.n are to get an increase in salary of £3.000 a year— less tax. it was announced <ast night. The Lord Chancellor, Lord Simonds. and the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Goddard, are to get increases ofReuter - 189 words
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Article272 1953-11-07 3 LONDON, Fri. 'I'HE Stool: Exchange finished an outstandingly, good week on a rather quieter note, but the undertone continued firm In most sections British Government stock* were well maintained but Industrials encountered a little weekend profittaJtinii which particularly aflectert electrical equipment Issues and the list closed raggedly. Far272 words
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Article29 1953-11-07 3 LONDON. Nov. 6 Cash Buyers £620; Sellers £625, Forward Buyers £608; Sellers V 1609; Settlement £617< 2 (down £2' 2 Turnover a.m. II tons; p m 40.29 words
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Article34 1953-11-07 3 LONDON. Not. 6 Bpot 17d.. Dec 17d Jan. -Mar. 17", d.. AprJune 17 ',d.. July-Sept. 17> 2 d.. Nov. c.l.f. I'd. Dec c.l.f 17' id.. Jan Bit ."!«d. Tone: Quiet after steady34 words
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Article18 1953-11-07 3 COLOMBO. Fri. Ceylon is to sell 3.000 tons of China rice to a unnamed European country.—Rmter18 words
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Article24 1953-11-07 3 VATICAN CITY. Fri. A memorial library bearing the name of Pope Pius XII, is to be built at St. Louis. Montana. A.PAP - 24 words
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Advertisement56 1953-11-07 3 ACTION NOT WORDS EKCO docs the job perfectly! EKCO hf2 LAMPS MADE IN ENGLAND The difference is ILLUMINATING F. E. ZUELLIG (malaya, LTD. J SINGAPORE KUALA lUMPUK PfNANC I RAFFLES HOTEL 1 Elizabethan I I Orill IN THE BALLROOM C3 i I EUNICE MELVILLE i SUCCESSFUL AUSTRALIAN DANCER 4.i urn56 words
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Advertisement171 1953-11-07 3 Buy NOW for"N Christmas! PENFOLDS WINES HOCK, CHABLIS, CLARKT, BURGUNDY, GRAVES, CHAMPAGNE, SPARKLING BURGUNDY. PORTS and SHERRIES SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. SQff i'j' *J^sm '111 i 1 3il yiarrisons Lister Engineering l.trij IL a MAS GIF IS 10 FOLK AT HOME Two pound- of Delicious Perak Tea by post171 words
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Article165 1953-11-07 4 rE Britannia Club now has only three dance hostesses. "Since the days of the Shackle Club, we have had dance hostesses and continued to do so when the Britannia Club was opened last December," the NAAFI supervisor, Mr. R. W. Meyers, said yesterday. "We165 words
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Article64 1953-11-07 4 A Flight Lieutenant missed his fountain pen and wallet on reaching his office on Thursday morning. He rang up nts wife in Chancery Lane. Singapore, to check up. She searched the house and found her handbag was alsn missing A thief had broken into their room64 words
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Article40 1953-11-07 4 Tan Yam Koon. a binder, whose total indebtedness amounted to $2,213. was adjudicated a bankrupt in Singa-I pore yesterday. Tan, who is rereivinc <i salary of $293. will pay the Official Assignee $20 monthly from Dec. 1.40 words
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Article60 1953-11-07 4 The Singapore Government has been asked to send delegates to World Health Organisation dental health seminar in Wellington. New Zealand, in May next year One of the aims of the seminar is to assess the needs and d'scuss the methods by which dental health programmes60 words
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Article72 1953-11-07 4 Salleh bin Hassan, of thf Dockyard Fire Brigade, pleaded euilty in Singapore yesterday to driving a Royal Navy jeep without a licence and without permission and while not covered by third party insurance Inspector Bansi Singh, prosecuting, said that on October 2, 1953. Salleh while72 words
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Article30 1953-11-07 4 TAIPING, Fri— Raja Bendahara of Perak will attend the Remembrance Day parade on Sunday. He will head the laying of the wreath ceruiiony at the memorial.30 words
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161 1953-11-07 4 Duty of everuone to figh t for Colony TT la the duty of every loyal resident to volunteer to fight in the defence of the Colony, says the annual report of the Straits Chinese British Association of Singapore. It says thut every support, co-operation and encouragement should be given to161 words
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Article44 1953-11-07 4 The following tickets won prizes at the Christ Church School. Dorset Road, Singapore. Funfair and Fete: First. *****4; second *****6: third *****3. fourth. *****1. consolation. *****3. *****7. *****4. *****0. ******. and *****« Prizes should br collected within a fortnight.44 words
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Article178 1953-11-07 4 IPOH, Friday. THE IPOH Co-operative Housing Society has comDleted ten houses at a cost of $180,000 on a 5* acre v -plot in Kampar Road. Mr. K. Ayadurai. president of the Society mid the Straits Times today that as the site was a little way178 words
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Article43 1953-11-07 4 p. Veerappan, a linotype mechanic, whose total liabilities amounted to $9,434. was adjudicated a bankrupt in Singapore yesterday. Veerappan, who filed his own petition offered to pay the Official Assignee $40 a month The offer was accepted.43 words
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234 1953-11-07 4 He did not say how much he spent, fined WHEN Abdul Shukoor, a contractor, was yesterday found guilty in a Singapore court, on two charges under the City Council Elections Ordinance, the prosecution said it had been told by the Deputy Public Prosecutor to say, on conviction: "Let this be234 words
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Article, Illustration69 1953-11-07 4 .MR. HOWARD de S. HUDSON, a retired American busi ness executive, and his wife, have a novel way of spending their vacation outside the United States. At the rnri of each year since lMfi they have (jnne round thr world. Yesterday, they were in Singapore after travelling haH-wav. They arrived69 words
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Article119 1953-11-07 4 Economic stability of Malaya is of the greatest importance to the free world, Dr Maurice L. Perlzweig. a director of the World Jewish Congress, said In Singapore yesterday. Dr. Perlzweig. who i.s on a world tour for the Congress, said that when he returned to America119 words
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Article24 1953-11-07 4 The UMNO-MCA Alliance ,n Singapore has given $444 to the Social Welfare Department for victims of the recent fire at Aljunied Road.24 words
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Article252 1953-11-07 4 SINGAPORE'S Public Services Commission may mini be asked to agree to a new system of promotion procedure for Government employees which is being overhauled jointly by the Government and its employees' organisations. Some of the unions and associations have been given revised forms for confidential reports252 words
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Article94 1953-11-07 4 When Selamat bin Rnkri was charged in the City Police Court with erecting a house for which no plans or specifications had been approved by the Rural Board he told the court that h. had sold it to a woman for $3,500. To this the magistrate.94 words
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Article88 1953-11-07 4 Nah Chiang Loons, a storrkorprr employed by the Firestone Tyre and Rubber Company Limited, who pleadr-rl guilty In Sinsaporr to three ehargM of mlsappropriatinc 17 tyres valued at $2,507 was .sentenced to ten months' gaol on each charge, the .sentences to run concurrently. Before pa.ssin<; aentenee,88 words
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Article65 1953-11-07 4 Leper patients at the T:;ifalgir Home. Yio Chu K:m. Road. Singapore, were given food, clothes soap and money"! as Deepavali presents by th" 1 Ramakr:shn;i Mission on Tuesday evening. A party consist inc of B*aml j Vamadevananda. Swami Bfcatmananda. Mr V. Pakirisamy. Mr P. Govindasamy Pillai. mi65 words
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Article54 1953-11-07 4 Thirty Wolf Cubs from the Majedi Detainees' Camp in Johor» Bahru yesterday came to Singapore to see an aircraft. The cubs, led by Inrhe R:i den Jaffar, a hospital attendant, visited Kallanc airport for an hour and were taken to the control towej and parkins54 words
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Article30 1953-11-07 4 A Malay lodger in a hotel n Ra^e Course Road. Singapn lo.st 548 and a $37 wristi on Thursday nicht when a hureiar broke into his room30 words
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Miscellaneous493 1953-11-07 4 Singapore Week-end Diary TODAY meeting at Raffles Quay 10 30 a m Week n! Prayer <fc World Fellowship Da Aoneml ('ommlttet Y.M.C.A.: Singapore Che.xN Club at Y.W c.A For: CanninE Rhmi S«l*of Don™es OK* Ren^rTuslv 3 p m t«»>le-tennl5 3 pm vollev- 8 pm Speaker me Rev Chlu Ban vLn,493 words
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372 1953-11-07 5 Mr- Yap warns City Council of rising water cost MR. YAP PHENG GECK, nominated City Councillor, told yesterday's budget meeting: "There are already signs that your citadel is crumbling under your very feet." He and Mr. P. R. Williams were discussing the rising cost of producing water. The point in372 words
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Article86 1953-11-07 5 Inche Mahmood bin Abdul Wahab, who retired from the Singapore Police Force as Assistant Superintendent of Police in 1949 after 36 years service, is back with the Force. Inche Mahmood. who was the first locally recruited officer to be placed on the gazetted rank, was86 words
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Article69 1953-11-07 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. NEARLY 600 troops, drawn from British, Gurkha, Malay and Fijian regiments and Sappers of the 50 Field Engineer Regiment and Engineer Training Centre were inspected recently at Kluang by Major Gen. G. N. Tuck, Engineer-in-Chief, now touring FARELF. Gen. Tuck, who was Inspecting69 words
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Article61 1953-11-07 5 SEREMBAN, Fri.— Mrs. A. B. Ponniah, 60. mother of Mr. Stanley Ponniah, the Seremban Town Councillor, died at the; Seremban General Hospital yesterday. Mrs. Ponniah, who had been ill for some time, leaves her husband. eight sons five daughters and many grandchildren. The funeral took place61 words
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Article86 1953-11-07 5 Fining a hawker. Kwek Joo Koon. $25 for selling unauthorised ice-cream in Kampong Bahru Road on Wednesday, the Singapore City Police Magistrate, told him: "People like you who sell unauthorised ice-cream are a menace to the public and the medical authorities. I am therefore im--1 posing86 words
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Article152 1953-11-07 5 MARKET A PARTY ISSUE— MR. NAIR MARKET BUILDING is becoming part of Party politics in Singapore City Council, Mr. M. P. D. Nair (Labour-South) said at yesterday's budget meeting. 1 He was opposing an item providing for the building of a market at Dorset Road. The City President. Mr. T152 words
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Article59 1953-11-07 5 A Chinese, who owns a coconut plantation off Lorong Stangee. East Coast Road, Singapore, saw a boy coming I down a tree, while visiting the plantation on Thursday He gave chase when the boy picked four nuts on reaching the ground. The boy i dropped59 words
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Article121 1953-11-07 5 McNEICE AND THE CUP OF COFFEE rENTY cents more on 1,000 gallons of water amounts to one 1600 th of one cent more on a cup of coffee, said the City President, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, at the Singapore City Council's budget meeting yesterday. He could not see the121 words
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Article76 1953-11-07 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The War Damage Commission had spent $298,429,125 up to the end of September, it was officially stated today. Expenditure for July 1 tOi Sept 30 was $17,107,295. The amount paid to claimants totalled $290,902,737 until the end of September During the third quarter $1'J.585.32476 words
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Article58 1953-11-07 5 Candian geologist, Mr. George Shaw, left New York on Wednesday for Malaya to see whether aircraft can be used to make a geological survey of eastern coastal areas in the Federation. Mr. Shaw Ls coming to Malaya at the request of the Federation Government as a58 words
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150 1953-11-07 5 Rhumba king to help Services welfare THE South American rhumba king, Xavier Cugat. will give a free performance of his road show in Singapore next month in aid of the Armed Services Welfare Association. On the afternoon of Dec 2. Cugat will give a show at the Happy World exclusively150 words
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Article52 1953-11-07 5 Thieves stripped some corrugated iron sheet which walled off a store in Clyde Terrace. Singapore, on Thursday night but were beaten by wooden boxes which had been placed next to the iron. They founo the boxes, which contained glassware, too heavy to move. They left without52 words
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Article, Illustration96 1953-11-07 5 THIS IS THE banana tree which bore fruit for the first tirre after six years. Its owner. Mr. Ng Kirn Hock, a Straits Times machine-room worker, who lives in Upper Serangoon Road. Singapore, said that the plant never bore fruit until one day last week whe96 words
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Article35 1953-11-07 5 Chong Ah Long, a provisional driving licence holder, was fined a total of $60 in Singapore yesterday for not displaying "L" plates, and not having a licensed driver beside him while driving.35 words
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Article, Illustration120 1953-11-07 5 rE famous German classical dance tram of Alexander Van Swaine and Lisa cxobel arrived in Singapore yesterday in the Tjiluwah from Djakarta after giving 26 displays all over Indonesia. The first dertnan dance team to call in Singapore since the end of the war. they anon120 words
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Article63 1953-11-07 5 An 18-yrar-old girl. Jiang Sew Eng. was rescued from the Stamford Canal. Singapore, at noon yesterday by a Malay lorry drivrr. The driver. Selamat bin Haji Abdul Manak. was driving along Stamford Road when ho saw the gin fall off the bank of the canal. He63 words
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Article53 1953-11-07 5 Francis Gromer, who permitted his friend, Teo Hock Kirn. to ride his motor-cycle while not covered by third party insurance, was fined $50 in Singapore yesterday. He said that he sprained his ankle at the car park in Happy World Amusement Park and so was unable to53 words
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Article32 1953-11-07 5 SEGAMAT. Fri.— Two ous conductors. Lee Geok Chuan, 24. and Lim Hen Keng. 21. were fined $10 each at Segamat for obstructing the gangways of their vehicles with baskets.32 words
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Article98 1953-11-07 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Llpis District Development Board is to provide $5,750 towards the building of seven four-foot wide bridges In rural kampongs. The money will be used to buy materials and penghulus in kampongs where the bridges are to be built have agreed. to provide98 words
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Advertisement274 1953-11-07 5 IBofiy VII6OV fv tt you are assured of fast comfortable journeys in 4 enfrined 'Skymaiter' aircraft tcrewed by British pilot* who hive travelled more than 40,«00,«00 passenger mile* with one of the finest punctuality records in the Far East. psMtfji'V The reduced administrative costs of 9 a regional airline enable274 words
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Advertisement170 1953-11-07 5 E. 17/53 iH. v ~^E^E===^=z co R 001 Air Condit loners provide t'lS m true air conditioning, with just the i^H v right combination of coo. ing and \w dehumidifying. Adjusted to your individual requirements hy the dual- I purpose automatic temperature control I 1 «nd thp new 4-way ad170 words
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Obituary91 1953-11-07 6 20 H'nrrf, fin (minimum) VAUQHAN JONES, Patnrk in London on Wcrlnrsd;iy. Nov. 4t.h. THE dfath took plarp of Mr. K. K. Ben.iamln In Kuala Lumpur yrstrrd.ay. Funeral from houw today at 4 p.m. to Clipras Road Omiptrry i Prolcst;inl Sidri. No wreaths by nqottt. CHEOK. M.iflam Lronc film Chye91 words
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Article28 1953-11-07 6 2(1 W itttis J/fl ffifftiffiMfft J S 'SOT. GHANI thanks all Officers and other ranks of Singapore Police Force and frlrnds for attending his late wife's funrnil.28 words
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Article36 1953-11-07 6 ZD Unrdi $10 f minimum) GRACE. Frederick. Charles. In very ri^ar memory of my beloved husband and constant pal nnd that his many friends may recall the days of his happy presence Wttft them.36 words
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Article856 1953-11-07 6 Hints of a coming American contribution towards relief for the rubber producer have accompanied the return to Washington of the American delegation to the Rubber Study Group conference in London. But the hints are vague, and the rWree of assistance uncertain. One H r"posal by the856 words
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Article460 1953-11-07 6 The President of the City Council, Mr. T.P.F. McNeice, is now sufficiently used to record city budgets to be able to introduce another one without conveying undue sense of alarm. He was perhaps a little too reassuring yesterday in presenting expenditure estimates on revenue accounts totalling $84.9460 words
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Article, Illustration1077 1953-11-07 6 SB IN Parliament last week the Colonial Secretary gave a list of nine British territories which have full adult suffrage in elections to their legislatures, and 14 territories which have no elected membership. The Federation of Malaya, North Borneo, Brunei anc Sarawak were four of the1,077 words
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Article83 1953-11-07 6 From The Straits Times of November 7, 1903 rE new iron pier at Penang was used for the first time on Friday, when the s.s. Hebe was brought alongside and the 39 Penang griffins were discharged in exactly one hour. The Harbour Master and his staff superintended83 words
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Article865 1953-11-07 6 A MALAYSINA NOTEBOOK ONCE, many years ago, walk ing along the Irknieid Way. the ancient track along thr downs of western England, I met a "Chinaman". I say it was many years ago, and so, to me, then he was "a Chinaman." He wore the loose blue dress, the conical865 words
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Advertisement854 1953-11-07 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. 2» Wnr4t $10 (minimum) COOK: To Vina, wife of Bob Cook, lit Kandanp Krrbau Hospital, on fill 53, a son. LEWIS: On 8th November, at the British Military Honpttal. Singapore, to Jo?n, wife of Squadron Leader Howard Lewis, n «>n. it Wordu SI* (minimum) THE Engagement is announced854 words
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Advertisement60 1953-11-07 6 Thm Ctrman 2xB m m cine Jtoaa-Meiiamatic with built-in exposure meter to give perfectly exposed pictures at all times. This fine precision camera has an ultra-fast ft. s normal and a f 2.8 ix telephoto lenses, plus many exclusive feature* Price $725/- including case. Model S2T (without exposure meter) $625/-.60 words
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Advertisement65 1953-11-07 6 YOU CAN'T 1. Leave SINOAPORE at 8 30 A.M. on a Saturday 2. Arrive In PENANG at 11,00 AM. 3. Leave PENANG at 7.45 AM. on Monday 4. Arrive in SINGAPORE at W.M AM. I 5. Having spent so mu<h time in the WEEKEND a' PENANG < <AU(7^JWAYS> EXCEPT BY65 words
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296 1953-11-07 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. pOUR central Pahang villagers hacked to death with parangs two Chinese terrorists who were trying to get food from them. The bandits were Chin Loh Kok, a branch committee secretary, and Seng Nam. The villagers handed to the296 words
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Article219 1953-11-07 7 ELECTION PLANS UNCERTAIN KUALA LI'MPITR, Fri. LEISURELY efforts arc being made by political parties in Kuala Lumpur to deride plans for Derembcr's municipal elections. Except for the I'MNO-MI Alliance which has already named its candid;! .rs no parties are vet certain of thrir intentions. The Independence of Malaya Party has219 words
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Article276 1953-11-07 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. J^ TERRORIST killer, who has been responsible fin the murder of six Europeans and a Malay Special Ccnstablc in the last five years, was killed by security forces near Rasa, Sclangor on Monday. He was Ah Ngan, alias Chin Chong. commander of276 words
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Article30 1953-11-07 7 Singapore Government plans to acquire about 19 acres of land at Tampenis for a beach resort with sea-bathing facilities for the public and roads leading to it.30 words
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Article, Illustration28 1953-11-07 7 MADAM CHANG CHEN-YU, wif 0 of the newly-appointed lecturer in Chinese Studies, look* at one of the 80.000 Chinese hooks which her husband has bought. Straits Times picture.28 words
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170 1953-11-07 7 MAURICE CLARE'S violin recital at the St Andrews War Memorial Hal: last night waa triumph both of artistry nnri technique. There were suspicions of the dreaded "buzz" in his Guarrtenus durinc his npming work, the melodious but ovorrepciitive Sonatina in D Maior by Schubert, but170 words
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Article69 1953-11-07 7 He had gun five years Found guilty of unlawful possession of a revolver, Chua Hong Boon was sentenced to five years' gaol to be followed by two years Police supervision by Mr. Justice Taylor at the Singapore Assizes yesterday. Chua. against whom a number of previous convictions were proved, was69 words
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Article, Illustration123 1953-11-07 7 RENO KM i; is only two years old, but she knew what to do when she met a saint in Singapore yesterday. The saint was Sant Ham.mi Singh Ji. a holy Sikh from F. ist Punjab, who arrived by Indian Airways Skymaster from Amrltsar yesterday. Reno123 words
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Article171 1953-11-07 7 Detour in convoy ends IPOH. Friday. ONE LANE ot a temporary road at the 21st mile on the main Ipoh-Kuala Lumpur Roari was opened to throueh traffic today ending the convoy system on a sixteen-mile detour which had been in use for the past fortnight. A171 words
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Article132 1953-11-07 7 TALKS ON CONTROL OF TIN KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. MR. H. S. LEE, president of the All-Malayan Chinese Tin Miners' Association, said today that he would lay the plight of the Malayan tin :n--dustrj before the United Nations Tin Commodity Conference at Geneva. "The tin situation in Malaya Is very serious,132 words
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Article49 1953-11-07 7 I Oon Lin, 62-year-old painter I was in collision with a City Council lorry while cycling along oeylaiig Road. Singapore at 5.45 p.m yesterday. He died on the way to hospital. Eye-witnesses are asked to contact Inspector A. Kadir Bakar at Traffic Accidents Branch, Sepoy Lines. Singapore49 words
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Article74 1953-11-07 7 Samples of Malayan worr«n a traditional crafts and of new handicrafts which they ar° now developing through the Women's Institutes were displayed at a meeting recently of the Wisbech Women's Institute at Cambridge. The occasion was the visit of Miss M. O. Herbertson. of the74 words
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Article29 1953-11-07 7 Robbery charge Lee Heng and Tan Ho Lan. charged with armed robbery in the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday, were remand- ed in the Central lock-up till 9m. 1329 words
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Article77 1953-11-07 7 The Acting Chief Justice, Mr Justice Brown, told a young clerk. Lim Sim Tien, in the Singapore High Court yesterday that it would take 13 years to pay back $1,521 at $10 a month. Receiving and adjudication orders werr made against Lim who filed nis own77 words
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Article46 1953-11-07 7 Fire broke out at the workshop of the Singapore Glass Manufacturers Company Ltd.. Henderson Road last night and damaged oil. The ground floor bedroom of a block of flats in Orange Grove caught fire last night. The fire did little dama.?r46 words
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Article20 1953-11-07 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.-ln-come tax collections in the Federation for the six weeks ended Oct. 31 amounted to $14,900,885.20 words
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282 1953-11-07 7 THE I'niversity of Malaya is becoming Hooded with parking cases. They contain renturics of China's learning—in hook form Thirty->rx big cases have already arrived. Some are in the basement and some in the photography room. Within the next 10 days 150 rrore are dm-282 words
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291 1953-11-07 7 K.L. 'NIGHTMARE' JUNCTION PLAN IS TURNED DOWN KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. A REVOLUTIONARY scheme to provide a pedestrian subway for "nightmare" junction at Mountbatten Road bridge here has been rejected by the Municipality as being impractical and too costly, the Straits Times learned today. The plan of the subway, as submitted291 words
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Article195 1953-11-07 7 K.L. Indian lawyer dies at 66 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. MR K K. BENJAMIN, a Kuala Lumpur lawyer, died today at his home In Boon Kirn Road. He was 66 Mr Benjamin died from a heart attack while restinc after lunch, his wife told the Straits Times Mr Benjamin, the son195 words
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Article56 1953-11-07 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Frt -An amendment to the Emergpnc\ Regulations enables a persn-i to buy and stock any quantit\ of rice. But "it must be certified by a Government health officer to be unfit for human consumption or be certified by an assistant supplies officer to be unfit56 words
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Article36 1953-11-07 7 A burglar broke into a room in a house in River Valley Road. Singapore, occupied by l Chinese from Batu Pahat. ot: Thursday night and stole h.foat. insurance card, two fountain pens and $H36 words
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Advertisement175 1953-11-07 7 2ist DECCA 18th BRUNSWICK mjilZ j* RELEASES \&j£/ DANCE THE SAMBA with Edmurdo Ro,, and h.s Orchestra LFH26 CALL ME MADAM SELECTION (Recorded from the Sound-Track of the 20th Ccnturv-Fox Filml LA8603 Ethrl Mcman. Donald O'Connor. George Sanders and Carole Richards I "usir and Scenes from the Sound-Track of Colu-nbia175 words
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Advertisement99 1953-11-07 7 WHO'S AIR CONDITIONED FOR COMFORT? AERTEX Aertex keeps children at a healthy even temperature right round the clock. In the heat of th« day the special Aertex cellular weave ventilates and cools the body But if the temperature drops it acts as an insulator, keeping out the cold and preventing99 words
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Miscellaneous146 1953-11-07 7 The Weather Minimum temperature: (7.30 p.m. on Nov. 5 to 7.30 a.m. on Nov. 6>: Singapore 74 degrees. Penang 77, Kota Bahru 75, Kuala Lumpur 74, Ipoh 75, Kuantan 74. Maximum temperature: (7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Nov. 6) Singapore 91, Penang 88, Kota Bahru (not received), Kuala Lumpur146 words
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Article264 1953-11-07 8 Market prices daily fHE retail market prices of vegetables in Singapore will now be issued daily for farmers who are I unable to attend the market. For the benefit of the housewife, the Straits Times will also publish the prices. The prices— for 18 varieties of common vegetables will be264 words
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Article48 1953-11-07 8 Rengam Murugan and Rama Narayan were fined $2 each in Singapore yesterday for behaving in a disorderly manner and fightir.c with each other at 10> 2 milestone Woodlands Road on Thursday. They told the Magistrate, that th3y were having only a friendly quarrel" on Deepavali.48 words
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Article62 1953-11-07 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. I 1 Chun Ah Kee. a lorry driver, was fined $100 -n the Police Court for overloading his vehicle one ton three hundredweight. He denied that the lorry was overloaded. He said that he had paid duty on the timbpr load and the62 words
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Article53 1953-11-07 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri— Lt. Col. RAJ. Wiggins will preside at a symposium to be held at the English College. Johore Bahru, tomorrow when the youth leaders in Johore Bahru for a leadership course will discuss whether youth clubs should organise sports sections affiliated to and assisted53 words
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Article, Illustration394 1953-11-07 8 SINGAPORE FACTORY SHUTS ITS DOORS SINGAPORE'S trade recession has hit another factory more quickly than was expected The Concrete Industries of Malaya Ltd. closed its factory at Swanage Road yesterday instead of on November 23 as announced earlier. I As a result, the Colony's unemployment figure win go up by394 words
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Article203 1953-11-07 8 NEW STATE HOME FOR CHILDREN JOHORE BAHRI'. Fri. rE State Government has allotted 14 acres of land in Jalan Larkin for a state home for children. Work will begin in the new year on the construction of the home for which tenders have already been invited. The buildings, to cut203 words
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125 1953-11-07 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. A DEMAND for immediate and direct negotiation between representatives of political parties in Malaya tnd the British Government on selfsovernment for Malaya will be •nade at a meeting of the Malay Congress in Johore Bahru on Nov. 20. The meeting, sponsored125 words
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Article, Illustration27 1953-11-07 8 MR. AND MRS. A. W. BOYER returned to Singapore yesterday in the TJiwangi from a honeymoon trip to Hong KonK— Straits Times picture.27 words
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Article163 1953-11-07 8 AFTER receiving a letter complaining of lack of water at. the Singapore Harbour Board's Morse Road artisan quarters, the board and the Municipal Water Drpartment have begun an inquiry. The letter, signed by arti sans employed by the board says that water can only be163 words
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Article82 1953-11-07 8 The City Police Magistrate Mr J M Devereux-Colebourn issued dispossession ordt l i against Padoo Singh. Bidya Dcvi and Koh Soo Ming. wh<> were charged yesterday with unlawful occupation of crown i Land in Havelock Road. It was stated that Padoo. Bidya and Koh had82 words
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Article162 1953-11-07 8 FIVE creditors who received preferential payments totalling $34,0000 from Koh Liang Hwee, a bankrupt, were ordered by the Acting Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Brown, in the Singapore High Court yesterday to repay the money to the Official Assignee. Mr. S E. Teh. for the Official162 words
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Article46 1953-11-07 8 B. Thomas was fined $50 in Singapore yesterday for noplijtent driving, resulting in thy collision. At the junction of Cavanagh and Bukit Timah Roads, he collided with a car that had stopped at a traffic signal, it was stated46 words
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Article21 1953-11-07 8 TAIPINO Frl. -Mr. Yep Yin Kong has been appointed assistant state replant.ng officer. Dindings. He is stationed at Lumat.21 words
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Advertisement307 1953-11-07 8 j\ CATHAY ORGANISATION jCiL ATTRACTIONS ipr TODAY 6c OMON dbjf^ A M 145 DAILY! jrfjß J.| 1 J fn 930PM Paramount Presents MILITARY POLICEMEN 808 MICKEY MARILYN HOPE ROONEY MAXWELL ON THE PANORAMIC SCREEN lON H. II la< .>im\K.llT^ M G-M's Mighty Shakespearean Production! MARLON EDMOND BRANDO |k^3 OBRIEN JAMES307 words
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Advertisement367 1953-11-07 8 PHONE 5159 M PHONE 6903 CAPITOL o PAVILION 11, 1.45, 4, 6.30, 9.30 W M i 6 30 *9 10 £<_/•', w—, CHARLES LAUGHTON fjfci -■~«%Jti Aiiwld MOSS Mo£l Xt^fc Free Lists for Both Theatres *T^ Entirely Suspended! 9a.m. CAPITOL Morning Show PAVILION 11 in. Today "Meet Danny Wilson" i367 words
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Miscellaneous293 1953-11-07 8 LilfyJ.iu.Ld™] SINGAPORE 7.15 Mornim; Star; 730 News; 7.35 Boston Promenade Orchestra; 8. Take lt from Here: 8.30 Hospitals Half -Hour; 9. Close Down: 1 Programme Summary: 1.02 Lieth I Stevens Orchestra; 1.30 News; 1.50 1 Interlude; 2 Racing Commentaries 5 Sport- 6.30 Between You and Me; 7 News; 7.10 Spotlight293 words
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Article, Illustration1882 1953-11-07 9 Thousands crowded in to watch grisly spectacle of death ,-MONDAY-, The mass suicides of Bali TIIK link- South Wales mining town of Senghenydd, in Glamorgan, seethed with sullen anger as streams of morbid sightseers poured in on Sunday, October 19, 11)13.Daily Mirror - 1,882 words
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Advertisement267 1953-11-07 9 -CHUNGKING THEATRE-* Brtwrrn Tanjonc PagAr Kd. and Maxwell Rd. Telephone No. 3327 TODAY DAILY 11AM 2.30PM 6PM 9.30PM. UIMIHII "AYVAIYAR" (Tamil) 4 Stiirrinc: K B. Sundaramhal M K. Radha $2/- Scats Bookahlr in advance For Cash SPiftr gf J Iff OPf;MN«, TODAY S ShoMs: .1, fi.i:> Ml p.m. Wo nor267 words
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Advertisement341 1953-11-07 9 rThe Ideal Gift tor X'mas at an Ideal Price of $/25C RCA 400 /'<%WX\ 'JUNIOR' |(JK THE FINEST QUALITY PROFESSIONAL <_ mm PROJECTOR FOR SUPERIOR 16 no MOVIE SHOWINGS SOUND OR SILENT. V <S>' The R.C.A. 400 Junior' i t the finest quality single case sound morion picture projector. Brilliant341 words
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Miscellaneous463 1953-11-07 9 THE \lt\Hl\X XHiUTS E.ich of the princei. Houtsain, Ali and Ahmed, believe* When Ahmed demanded proof of the he has found the world's greatest treasure with which boast, a passer-by took them to a house in the nearby neighbourhood where a to win the Princess Nouronmhar. All has bought the463 words
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Article354 1953-11-07 10 Around the ninrk«>lw RUBBER JUMPS, TIN FALLS "THE Singapore share market showed a marked improvement yesterday, caused by the sharp risr in the price of rubber, and industrials and tins were firmer. More interest was shown in these sections and hence there was a welcome increase354 words
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Article69 1953-11-07 10 Singapore Chinese Produce E\rhanse: N<v>n prires per pici:! wpre: Sopra: steady: November $37\ buyers. S3B sellers- December $37 buyers. $38', sellers. Coconut oil: fearly. unchanged $61 sellers. Pepper: quiet, no business reported: Muntok whit» $330. Sarawak $325. Lamponc black $290. Lewi* and Peat: Closlnz prices were: Copra: steady:69 words
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Article34 1953-11-07 10 The following output* of tin-ore are reported for October Piculs Thabawellek Tin 979 Pungah Tin 1.042 Austral Amaltrmated Asam Kumbang < Tribute 1 174 Puchong 1 .525 Renong Tin 389 Rahman Hydraulic 58734 words
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Article38 1953-11-07 10 On the free exchange market in Hong Kone yesterday the U.S. dollar was quoted af 5 895 for cash ann 5 9425 for T.T. Sterling was quoted at 15.73 and one tael of gold .1' 257.25.38 words
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Article20 1953-11-07 10 The price of tin in Singapore yesterday was declared at $309.12' 2 a picul, down 62' 2 cents.20 words
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Article159 1953-11-07 10 MELBOURNE. Frl INVESTMENTS had another stron: market on the Stock Exchange today. Trading again covered a wide flelri of industrial issue.s but there werp few bit; parcels on offer and sale-; were mosfly in small lots Metal leaders made small recoveries. Closing prices of selected stocks today compared159 words
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Article209 1953-11-07 10 November first grade closed on the Singapore rubber market yesterdm at 58 cents a pound two and three-elßlnhs cents above Wednesday's close and the highest prior since early October. The mnrkel opened at 57 cents after the holiday and reports th*t Indonesia was considering sellinc rubber to Red209 words
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Advertisement358 1953-11-07 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MALACCA MUNICIPAL COUNCIL APPOINTMENT Ol MI'XM IPAI, SECRETARY AND TKKAStUU: Applications for the nbo\> appointment In the salary Male i Consolidated t $960 3fiA njM are Invited from British Subjects or Federal Cltiwns with a sound knowledge nnd experience of Local Government administration, preferably solicitors. Associates of the358 words
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Advertisement291 1953-11-07 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MUNICIPALITY OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG I APPOINTMENT OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS (CADET) AppUcattOßS are invited from ■federal Citlxrns or British subjects f>>r two posts of Technical Assistant I (Cadet i in the Elrctrlcitv Supply l>rp;irtnirnt on the salary scale of $252 12A $276 per monln. Candidates should be between291 words
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Advertisement327 1953-11-07 10 NOTICES HOME GUARD QUOTATION Contractors residing In Bentong or Raub Districts are Invited to submit quotations up to 1200 hrs. on Friday 13th November for the construction of one brick wall 105 ft. x 12 ft. x 3 ft., adjacent to the Bentong air strip. Further particulars may be obtained327 words
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Advertisement667 1953-11-07 10 I NOTICES AUSTRAL AMALGAMATED TIN LIMITED The Directors of the above Company announce that the Ulu Yam dredge resumed productive operations on Ist November follow Ing reconstruction. Re: OSWALD ERNEST GALISTAN, Deceased ALL PERSONS having any claims against the estate of the abovenamed deceased, late of No. 203, Dorset Road,667 words
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Advertisement330 1953-11-07 10 NOTICES LANDS AT FRASER'S HILL The following adjoining lots of land, with wooden bungalow erected thereon consisting of lounge dining room, two large bedrooms, two small bedrooms, two bathrooms kitchen, pantry, servants' quarters :md storerooms, and modern sanitation, are for sale by private bargain, via: Mukim Of Tras. Lot No.330 words
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Advertisement749 1953-11-07 10 TENDERS TENDERS are Invited from bonn flde contractors (Classes A, B and C Registration P.W.D.) (or the construction of a number of build incs being the first contract forming the first part of Phase 1 of Lady Templer's Hospital tor Tuberculosis at Cheras Road. Kuala I, umpur. Specified Bills of749 words
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Advertisement303 1953-11-07 10 SINGAPORE RED FUNNEL LINES: HEAP ENC MOH SS CO LTD. SOON BEE STEAMSHIP CO., (S) LTD. 33/35, Teluk Aver Street 'Phone 3448. *.V. "GIANC BEE" DIRECT S.MI.IXCS TO DJAKARTA CHERIBON FORTNKiIITI.Y SERVICE A. Spore appr. Not. 10 1.. Spore app. Nor. 13 M.V. "GIANC. SENG" SAILINGS TO RI.IN.IOF. PK PINANG303 words
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Advertisement1626 1953-11-07 11 T.i .2412 MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. T *< SS? Uncoiled ,n Singapore, g f BLOB FUNNEL LINE Cerriers' option to proceed vio ather ports to load ond discharge cargo SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, LONDON ft CONTINENTAL PORTS Due Soils P. Sham Penang Agapenor for Liverpool, Dublin A Swonseo Nov. 71,626 words
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Advertisement1026 1953-11-07 11 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIAN/UK /CONTINENT S'pora P. S'hom Penong "Meanie~ for Bongkok 10/11 Nev. t/ t Nay. 8/ Nay. 'Peona" for Molbourne, Sydney, Port Kemblo (not loading local cargo 12/14 Nay. 10/11 Nay. t7 t No*. "Manchuria" for Bangkok, Saigon, Hongkong, Manilo, Kobe, Yokohama 1/ 1 Dm. 30/301,026 words
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Advertisement1037 1953-11-07 11 BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SAILINGS to I K. and CONTINENTAL PORTS Spore P. S'hom Penong ■•nreeeli tor Hovre. London, -Hull, Rotterdam In Port 8/ t Nov. ■anvanua tot Liverpool, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hamburg In Pert t Nay. Benlemend for Avonmouth, London, Rotterdam, Newcastla 10/14 Nay. 13 14 Nov •onalbanMh for Liverpool,1,037 words
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Advertisement1309 1953-11-07 11 McALISTER <Sc CO., LTD. If*! No. 5904 ELLERMAN tV BUCKNALL KLAVENES3 LINE LONDON, HAVRE, ROTTERDAM, LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, HAMBURG ft HULL PORTLAND, SEATTLE ft VANCOUVER and for U.S.A North Atlantic Ports Accepting cargo for Central ft South ond Canada vio Colombo Amerlcon Ports CITY OF' OXFOkD BOUGAINVILLE Srfpore P.1,309 words
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Letter187 1953-11-07 12 IT is admitted that the American synthetic rubber industry is a strategic "must", but would a 50 per cent, cut in production endanger the U.S. and the free world? If it would, then why should not the U.S. Government stock-pile a further quantity of natural rubber to last187 words
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Letter345 1953-11-07 12 r FHp; cartoonist in last Satur- f -I day's Forum hit the nail on the head. Ramasamy. the I Indian rubber tapper, rightly Corrves the title deed of the estate where he has spent his life-time. U.S. Supremo Court. Justice w O. Douglas in an article on345 words
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Letter, Illustration89 1953-11-07 12 A NOTICE issued by <he r J' s H f UI Morr.inß School. S'"caporp. to parents whose children are accepted for classes -.n 1954 contains the fnllowHill Morninß School will function in the afternoon I think the Education Department owes perplexed parents an explanation. Most parents prefer to89 words
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Letter191 1953-11-07 12 YVETTE LESFRSJM states: A .six or nine month ccirse m a good commercial school is all that any well-mannered, intelligent Asian girl with, of course, a good knowledge of English needs" to become a secretary. From my 20 years' experience I as a shorthand writer, and as191 words
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Letter, Illustration270 1953-11-07 12 Keeping Templer in jungle? PR the higher education ol an estimated maximum of 3,000 during a stated period— $145 million (roll it around your tongue, Sir). For the elementary education of an estimated 3,000,000 during the same period $nil. If there is anything In this world more calculated to keep270 words
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462 1953-11-07 12 TAKE WARNING FROM BRITISH GUIANA "THE happenings in A Guiana and the astonishing behaviour of I some of our Malayan representatives .should strike a note of warning. Switzerland and Belgium are j today the only countries with 1 elected governments and '< municipalities which are re- I prcsentative of the462 words
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Letter162 1953-11-07 12 rdoes seem an amazing thing that at this stage of the emergency an argument should have arisen as to what is to prevent the Sakai from producing food for the bandits, and to give information about him Can the Sakal be expected to leave his family in the162 words
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Letter, Illustration251 1953-11-07 12 MUCH uneasiness has been felt over the building of the "new university." While there is reason to believe that it is extravagant, there is little doubt that this new university is to be the site of progress for Malaya and its people. We stress the need of251 words
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Letter, Illustration168 1953-11-07 12 CAN the supporters of bi-lingual schools give as some idea as to how such a scheme can be carried out? From my experience as an English language teacher in Chinese schools for a considerable period I daresay it is high r:ch impossible to teach in two168 words
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Letter265 1953-11-07 12 ...THEN A FILM OF OUR OWN 1 WOULD like to refer to Why not Singapore?" in Stanley Street's column. Why not indeed! We at Seletar have taken the film society question very seriously, in fact, that we have formed one. We understand that we are the first service group in265 words
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Letter98 1953-11-07 12 IT is surprising that a London firm of architects have been asked to plun Malaya's university. Surely this should be an opportunity for Malaya's architects to help build a national university. There is ample talent in the architectural firms here, as u>ell as among the younger98 words
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Letter119 1953-11-07 12 Meaning of Ke lan tan ONE of your readers in Kelantan wrote suggesting that the name Kelantan was derived from the word "kelat". meaning lightning, due to the heavy incidence of lightning in the state. The Kelantan branch of the Malayan Historical Society has now received a letter from school119 words
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Letter134 1953-11-07 12 WHILE maintaining the action of the Tungku as nothing strange, "Not Shocked" feels it strange enough that the Government has not taken official action against Qalam and Warta for their policy. Let "Not Shocked" learn that the Government know? its path of action without having to be reminded134 words
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302 1953-11-07 12 WE. the Qalam Press, Ltd.. publishers of the monthly magazine, Qalam and the bi-weekly newspaper, Warta, both of which are Malay publications, are a private limited company free from any subsidy, other consideration or influence either local or foreign. Our publications, while maintaining a policy302 words
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Letter200 1953-11-07 12 IF TWO papers have abused freedom, was Tungku Abdul Rahman's method of dealing with the papers the best? I believe that the constitutional way of doing things is the best. So, if, as "Not Shocked' suggests. "Qalam and Warta havr abused that freedom;" or, as another correspondent states,200 words
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Article49 1953-11-07 12 Business premises WITH reference to the resolution passed by the committee of the Singapore Ratepayers' Association advocating the gradual decontrol of business premises. I would like to point out that this is a majority decision and does not represent the unanimous opinion of the committee. CHIN CHYE FONG. Singapore.49 words
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Article59 1953-11-07 12 Railways /CHANGES to be introduced \j shortly by Malayan Railways are very welcome indeed but to make them complete, prevailing defects should be put right. Exorbitant charges, drinks served without even straws and quite often without ice. unresponsive waiters. If these faults are adequately met with, public appreciation will result59 words
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Article26 1953-11-07 12 Village schools rE Government has spent a handsome amount to produce qualified teachers. These teachers should go to the remotest villages' Malay schools. O. K. Peril*.26 words
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Article36 1953-11-07 12 Zebra crossing 1ITOULD the Singapore auTT thoritles please consider the advisability of zebra crossings for pedestrians along Battery Road, Orchard Road, (say. outside the Hongkong Shanghai Bank). Borneo Motors and Singapore Cold Storage? NARROW SHAPE. Singapore.36 words
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Article70 1953-11-07 12 Bicycle curfew OINCE the "bicycle curfew'" *J started in Ipoh it has brought a great inconvenience to the public, especially night workers who have to travel by bus, which is very expensive to them. Previously, the bicycle restriction was meant to blockade the bandits' escape by night, but now the70 words
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Article66 1953-11-07 12 Hooting KLANO, in line with other up-to-date towns has banned hooting. To achieve the object someone must appeal to the Malayan Railways for their cooperation. At present their trains give a blast on the whistle when about to leave the station, a big farewell blast when they are moving from66 words
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Article53 1953-11-07 12 The gap REGARDING the letter written by an ex-teacher about a headmistress. I would like to ruggest a way to bridge the gap between the modern teachers and the old, fussy types. All principals should be trained in Teachers' Training College for one year before they are appointed officially. J.53 words
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Advertisement71 1953-11-07 12 WORLD'S FASTEST PRODUCTION CAR ,142.6 M.RH-S.CASTROL At Utah Donald Healcy driving his Austin Jj& X"%""" I ftk Hcaley 100' reached a speed of 142.6 m.p.h. Wt //iCjfjTL H over the measured mile. Drivers Healcy, ■w§^J,io« 1 |r' Eyston, Benner, Cooper, Moore and Spear _^«^1 W broke over 100 International and71 words
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Miscellaneous7 1953-11-07 12 THANK YOU, BRUNEI, OUR BOWL WAS EMPTY7 words
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376 1953-11-07 13 Singapore start well but go down 3-1 to Selangor KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. CELANGOR scored a convincing 3 l win over Singapore to become favourites for championship honours in the inter-State hockey Quadrangular Tournament which started at the Kuala Lumpur padang today. Selangor were slow to get into their stride and376 words
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Article, Illustration45 1953-11-07 13 NEW Zealand* Rugby Football representatives, the All B<acks. who recently arrived in England, get in some traininr. V. D. Sevan, the All Blacks half-back gets a way with the ball during a spirited practice fame at Eastbourne, in preparation for their forthcoming matches. Fox photo.45 words
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Article78 1953-11-07 13 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. South Johore beat East Johore. who were making their first appearance at rugger, by 21 points (six tries and a penaltvi to three itryi yesterday. In the first half Bridge (2i. Roberts. Ungku Ibrahim and Salleh scored tries and Roberts kicked78 words
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Article183 1953-11-07 13 WEEKEND SPORT TODAY HOCKEY LEAGIE. DIV. .1: Naval Base v P.W.D. S.C. Naval Base. FRIENDLY: Celyon S.C. v RAF Seletar. Seletar. RIGGER HMS MALAYA COMPETITION: Singapore v Johorr padang 5 p.m. (ref. Maj. Durrani. RNAS Sembawanr v RAF Tengah Tenrah (Mr. Readies): POLICE S.A. v RASC— Ayer Rajah Road (Sq183 words
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Article258 1953-11-07 13 NS RALLY TO HOLD PER AK 2-2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri A STORMING second-half rally helped Negri Sembllan to overcome a 2-0 deficit and hold Perak to a 2-2 drawin the opening match of the quadrangular tournament played on the padang today. Perak's powerful forward line, brilliantly led by Thillianathan, attacked258 words
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Article62 1953-11-07 13 JOHORE BAHRU Fri —The English College. Johore Bahru. Past and Present Combined play the Singapore Combined Schools at hockey at Singapore on Tuesday The English College team will be Foong Kong Chee; Urn Eng Huat. Md. Kasnawl: Salleh. Ang Boon Hool. Yap Chai Socn;62 words
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Article51 1953-11-07 13 Singapore Amateur Boxing Association has received an invitation from the Federation Regiment Depot to send a youths' team for a match against the Depot's youths at Taiplng on Dec. 16. SAB. A has agreed to send a team provided F.R D. meets part of the51 words
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Article30 1953-11-07 13 LIVERPOOL. Prl Major Dermot McCalmont's five-year-old Durante won the Liverpool Autumn Cup over 10 lurlor.gs and 170 yards here this afternoon. Osborne was second and Beddington third. Renter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article209 1953-11-07 13 HAIKOWYU Sports Club qualified for the semi-final of the Singapore Arr«teur Football Association Junior Cud tournament wnen they I convincingly defeated Gym- khana Sports Club 4-0 at Jalan Be.sar stadium yesterday. Halkowyn will now meet RAF (Seletar) next Thursday. Haikowyu'g victory yesterday was not as easily209 words
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215 1953-11-07 13 PENANO, Fri. |t| SADALI has been named I"! to play as second singles for Singapore against Penang in their Foong Seong Cup zone final at the Han Chiang School Hall here tomorrow and Sunday night at 7.30 p.m. Sadali will meet Lee Hoo Chye215 words
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Article61 1953-11-07 13 BRISBANE. Fri. The first raajer upset of the Australian tennis season occurred today with the defeat of Australian champion Ken Rosewall by his Davta Cup teammate Rex Hart wig in the singles semi-final of the Queensland championships. Hartwig won 2-6. 6-3. 7-5, 6-2 In the otherReuter; AP - 61 words
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440 1953-11-07 13 Wai Hong breaks Varsity shot Dutt record PERAK hammer throw champion Chan Wat Hong broke the University of Malaya shot putt record at Buklt Tlmah yesterday This Is the third record to go In the University of Malaya athletic championships. On Wednesday, first dny of the championships. Neela Rajaratnam set.440 words
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373 1953-11-07 13 TWENTY-FOUR Singapore Amateur boxers, all under 20 years, were named last night to undergo training at the Police Training School from Monday onwards for final selection in the Singapore Youth team to tour Australia at the end of this year. The373 words
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Article147 1953-11-07 13 T*HE Singapore Amateur Swimming 1 Association will meet at the end of this month to decide whether Neo Chwee Kok should acceDt the invitation of the Australian Swimming Union to take part in a series of swimming championships. Mr. Tan Sin Whatt. the honorary147 words
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319 1953-11-07 13 AUSSIE TEST MEN REPLY TO BARNES' CRITICISM MELBOURNE. Fri. LINDSAY Hassett, captain of the 1953 Australian Test team. Keith Miller the allrounder and Mr. George Davies the team's manager yesterday replied to criticism of the team in Sid Barnes's latest book "Eyes on the Ashes'. The book which U toReuter - 319 words
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Article117 1953-11-07 13 IPOH. Fri. OERAK Chinese Recreation Clvi who will play their 21st Sultan's Cup tennis final tomorrow when they meet Ipoh YMCA, have a good chance of regaining the troprr. which they have held 17 times sinct the competition was Inaugurated in 1928. The final will take117 words
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Advertisement139 1953-11-07 13 TODAY IS [poppy day] What you give for your Poppy helps those who helped YOU so be -REALLY generous! TOMORROW-WREATH-LAYING CEREMONY at the Cenotaph GARDEN OF REMEMBRANCE at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Space Kindly Donated hy GOODYEAR ORIENT SALES CO., LTD. _______^__________m______. I i\ Parker II SUMFOLD M A SLENDER. FIFGAM139 words
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Advertisement372 1953-11-07 13 PnwS I J r/ r T rl i V > r i m*m < njTM tt__B-L-]raM Jam, j*& t and win $5 9 000 j" 1MM...M1M1.. MM.,.., C J /r AIMS Q UOTTEB USE HERE ABE THE TUNE* Imagine that you have been given the A. PRETEND' Nat King Cole.372 words
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Article95 1953-11-07 14 i \SY change has been announced v in ;he Singapore Civilians' rugby side to meet Johore in the first H.M.S. Malaya Cup competition fixture this season to be played on the Slnrapore Padang. Douglas, selected as a wingfnrward, is now unable to play, and his95 words
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263 1953-11-07 14 By EPSOM JEEP CWEET DREAM has been a model of consistency, her form figures reading *****332, and on her favourite course I rate her chtmce highly in the Class 3, Div. I—6-f.1 6-f. handicap (Race Seven) at Kuala Lumpur today, opening263 words
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Article222 1953-11-07 14 King Crow better for mile MAGNIFICENCE and King Crow, who flniihed half a length and a short head behind Shangrila in the Autumn Cup over Sfol. at Penang a fortnight ago, have been closely handicapped and it toofcs to be a near thing between them in the Class 3, Div.222 words
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Article186 1953-11-07 14 gKYRIDER has been working in such great heart that I make him my best of the day in Race One at Kuala Lumpur today Skyrider. a Fairev Fulmar geld|lmr. went every bit as well as Goidrn Dolphin, a recent Class 3 winner Rt r»enang. on two mornings186 words
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Article26 1953-11-07 14 RAIN fell last night and the goinu for today's races will be slightly yielding. Radio Malaya will broadcast commentaries on the first six races.26 words
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Article114 1953-11-07 14 The Perak Turf Club will hold its final meeting of the season on Dec. 5. 9 and 12. There will be two runs for Cl. 3 and 4 horses. Entries close on Wednesday, Nov. 25. Distances and stakes are: Class 3. Ist run 5f str.114 words
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Article47 1953-11-07 14 SEOAMAT. Fri.— North Johore will meet the Fljlans In a return rugger match at Gomall tomorrow. Both teams will not be at full strength as eight Fljlans and three North Johore players will be representing Johore State against the Singapore Civilians In Singapore.47 words
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Article148 1953-11-07 14 Rare 1 2.30 SKYRIDER Pandora Demonic PANDORA Skyrlder Oreiron SKYRIDER Pandora Oregon Race 2 3.00 SAIGON BRAN Falrhead Sabak Barnam SAIGON BRAN Fairhead F.a*lr Hawk niKiimi Kabak Rernam Salmon Bran Race 3 3.30 DONCASTER P.t-.imiir.i Motion Picture DONCASTER r.i-.imm.i Lillypad DONCASTER Motion Picture Paxamora Race 4 4.00148 words
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Article1232 1953-11-07 14 THE Double Totes today will be held on Races 3 and 4, and 7 and 8. The Big Sweep will be drawn on Race 8. The following horses have been scratched from all engagements: Another View, Academy Award and Zalovix. Race 1—2.30: Class 5, Div. 3 -5J1,232 words
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Article237 1953-11-07 14 LAUREL. (Maryland). Fri. STAR horses from the United States. England. Ireland. France. Argentina and Chile, meet here tomorrow In one of the greatest international races ever run. The race, the Washington International Stakes, will be run over one mile and a half on a grass courseReuter - 237 words
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964 1953-11-07 14 Hutan Melintang has trained on since Penang By EPSOM JFEP HUTAN Melintanß attempted to make all thr running: in a Div. 3, SA-f. r£cr at Penang last month, but Colleague beat him in the last 100 yards or so. The race was Hutan Mellntang'.s first in Malaya and he has964 words
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Article74 1953-11-07 14 SYDNEY Fri Manager Chn Clme s;'id veslrrdav that he hv. accepted odd s of five to two tli.it American rhailencer Pappy QauM will bc.,t Australia's Jimmy Carruthers in their world biintamucicht title richt here on Nov. 13. The bout, scheduled to bc~in n: fi 4.=) p.m.74 words
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