Singapore Standard, 10 January 1951
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Title Section15 1951-01-10 1 Singapore Standard VOL. 1 NO. 195 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1951. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS15 words
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Article165 1951-01-10 1 I \>Hl\l/lOV Jan. 8 I v fort-ii;?i dip10- official mi id today i |1m Soviet- «hotild be pi,!, to »tart trading atomic l>v the end of the (Btiai, vv'r. 66 govern--.-i it a p I try- -.-jep abreast of atomic cuts, said that Russia j165 words
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62 1951-01-10 1 S OX. Jan. 9: (Beuter) »-S tttar shells exploded m Communist-led demonlast night, killing pie and Injuring 2:^. the v. lima were e 150 arrests tolonstrations were commemorate the etnamese student .dent last year. But i found g that V etminfc i62 words
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96 1951-01-10 1 Standard Staff Reporter AN unidentified middle-aged Malay was shot by an unknown gunman at the junction of Arab Street and Beach. Road at midnight last night. He was shot through the right eye and left for dead in a drain nearby. An ambulance later picked96 words
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Article89 1951-01-10 1 British Navy' s Help Lauded TOKYO. Jan. 9 (AP)— RoarAdmiral 1.. A. Thackrey, U.S. Commander of the Third Amphibious Group, on Tuesday praised the aid given by the Royal Navy in the Inchon withdrawal Ik- messaged Vice-Admiral W G. Andrews that the "presence of these fine ships at to lion89 words
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Article, Illustration111 1951-01-10 1 EIGHT of the British Commonwealth countries were represented at the conference of premiers which opened at 10 Downing Street, London, on Jan. 4. Pakistan's Premier Liaquat Ali Khan, arrived two days ago. Photo shows, left to right, in 10 Downing Street before theA.P - 111 words
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354 1951-01-10 1 HONGKONG, Jan. 9 (UP)— The United States Consulate General here advised nil American citizens in HoMukonn today to evacuate their families and belongings because of the "deterioration in the situation in the Far East* 91 Consul (ieueral Walter MeConaughy said the measure354 words
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Article38 1951-01-10 1 Air Vice Marshal Sir Frank Mellersh, Air Officer Commanding the R.A.F. in Malaya, flies to Sarawak today for a routine visit ti the Governor. The A.O.C. is due to return to Changi tomorrow.38 words
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Article40 1951-01-10 1 TOKYO. Jan. 9 (UP)— A series of sharp earthquakes shook Yokohama and Tokyo for nearly 30 seconds, beginning at 3.31 a.m. (1.30 EST) today, letting the city's taller buildings swaying and sending sleepy-eyed residents scurrying into the streets,40 words
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156 1951-01-10 1 TAIPEI. Jan. 9: (AP)— Increased Marshall Aid for Formosa was predicted today by John Nason, acting chief of the ECA Mission here. Nason, back from a threeweek business trip to Washington, said plans were discussed for increasing aid during the current fiscal \'ear,156 words
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260 1951-01-10 1 LOXDON. Jan. 8 (Reutcr) Mr. Liaquat Ali Khan. Prime Minister of Pakistan, declared tonight that the peace of the world depended on peace in Asia. "You cannot allow one-third of the world to live in misery and hope the world at large will live260 words
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Article53 1951-01-10 1 PLANES of the U.S. Far East Air Force braved the snow haze and dangerous icing conditions today over Central Korea to fly more than 100 missions by early afternoon on strike at Communist troops and supply centres including the North Korean capital of Pyongyang, a53 words
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282 1951-01-10 1 Mainland Victory To Take 5 Years Chiang TAIPEI, Jan. 9 (UP) Generalissimo Chiang Kaishek's warning to high party and Government oflieials that Nationalist China must speed up its plans for the future was generally interpreted here as a solemn predietion that the Communists will strike first if the Nationalists fall282 words
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377 1951-01-10 1 Police Arrest 4 New Suspects, Look For 2 More THE Singapore Police arrested early yesterday morning four more persons suspected of being connected with the distribution of Malayan Communist Party propaganda. These arrests included the Assistant Medical Officer of the Singapore Municipal Infant Welfare Department, Dr. Maggie jj m# i377 words
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133 1951-01-10 1 Standard Staff Reporters THREE Chinese male suspects believed to be involved in the recent orgy ~of identity card robberies, were arrested yesterday morning at Jalan Arang, Singapore, it is learned. One of the trio. Police said, was the gang leader. The Police are believed133 words
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44 1951-01-10 1 HONGKONG, Jan. 9 (UP) Radio Peking broadcast on Monday night an editorial from the official Peking People Daily News, calling on 3,000,00*0 Chinese Catholics "to reform" their church, divorce it from the Vatican influence and become "independent patriotics."44 words
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137 1951-01-10 1 WITH THE BRITISH BRIGADE, Jan. 9 (fteuter-AAP)— Royal Ulster riflemen who fought of! Chinese and North Koreans advancing on Seoul on Jan. 3 think the enemy was doped. Riflemen Patrick Joseph Hefferman, aged 31 of 3 Butler Road, Billon, Harrogate. Yorkshire, who was taken137 words
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144 1951-01-10 1 DJAKARTA. Jan. 9 (UP)— The Indonesian Government will continue its fight for the realisation of Its national claim to western Xew Guinea. This was stated by Premier Natsir in parliament this morning when he announced that Government would shortly set up a ''state commission"144 words
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Article211 1951-01-10 1 Reds Said Preparing New Push TOKYO. Jan. 0 (AP) A thousand Chinese Rods. Including Mongolian cavalrymen, wviv on Tuesday concentrating 28 miles south of Seoul i: paration for the pursuit of the retreating Eighth Ar:r,y forces In western Korea. The build-up is report' Osan, abandoned on M e Allies. Thousands211 words
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Article39 1951-01-10 1 BONN, Jan. 9: (Beuter) West Germany- us planning <r defence for its 48,000,000 people, the Interior Ministry announced today. Security zones are being d cussed and a report has been sent to ihe Allies.39 words
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368 1951-01-10 2 STUDENTS UNION ASSURES G O VT. OF ITS SUPPORT 4 We Respect Law And Order/ Says Statement Standard Staff Reporter THE STUDENTS' Union of the University of Malaya yesterday reiterated their respect for the laws of this country and declared that they have never associated, are not and will never368 words
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Article, Illustration76 1951-01-10 2 Picture by Superior, F.M.D.M. THE FIRST Asian girl to be received as a postulant in the Order of the Franciscan Missionaries of the Divine Motherhood, Miss Irene Leong. 2C year old daughter of Federal Legislative Councillor, Mr. Leong Yew Koh, is seen being greeted at Kallang airport b y RedemptoristRev. Mother Mary Angela - 76 words
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Article, Illustration52 1951-01-10 2 Photo. FT. LIEUT. Cox, recently awarded the D.F.C for supply dropping in tho anti-bandit campaign, and Mrs. Iris Sheppard at the party given by the O. C. 110 Squadron, S Ldr. C. F. Craven and his wife on Sunday. Guests of honour were Air Vice-Marshal Sir Frank and Lady Mellersh.Lillian Buckoke - 52 words
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255 1951-01-10 2 Pu blicise Govt Work, Suggests Thomson Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Public Relations Secretary, Mr. G. (r. Thomson, has suggested fo the Municipal (.'onimisBionerfl lliat the loner hall of the Victoria Memorial hall baikfing be used an an exhibition hall for puMicisiDg the Kork of the Government, the Municipality and255 words
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Article152 1951-01-10 2 Teachers Union Was 'Not Aware' Standard Staff Reporter THE EXECUTIVE -Committee oJ the Singapore Teachers' Union i.< not aware and has not at any time been aware that its office bearers had any connection whatsoever with subversive activities. This resolution was passed at an emergency meeting of the Committee held152 words
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Article92 1951-01-10 2 Standard Malay Correspondent AMONG the pupils who will attend the first Malay school in i Pulau Semakau will be three ChiIMSG girls and three boys. The school was formally opened OD Monday by the Commissioner of Lands. Singapore, Mr. Harvey, and attended by Mr. IH.92 words
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Article, Illustration53 1951-01-10 2 photo A PARTY of Red China bankers, shown above, arrived in Singapore yesterday en route to London, via Colombo. The bankers, believed to be Bank of China officials, declined to make any comments v/hen nterviewed at Kallanfr by pressmen. They are travelling: by BOAC Argonaut all the way from HongkongStandard - 53 words
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132 1951-01-10 2 Standard Staff Reporter A motion asking for the iinardiaff hnponiti— of [>rice control in respect of all foou>tufTs and other essential commodities will he Introduced at nexi Fuesday's meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council. The motion will be introduced by Mr. N.A. Mallal. Second Member132 words
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Article105 1951-01-10 2 FOLLOWING is a list of 11 remaining paid holidays which have been authorised during 1951 for daily-paid employees of Government, other than those employed on a temporary basis for a period not exceed- Thaipusam Tuesday Jan. 23; Chinese New Year Thursday, Feb. 6; Good Friday—Friday,105 words
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263 1951-01-10 2 Insurance Scheme Proposed For Municipal Workers Standard Staff Reporter AN INSURANCE scheme to pro\ i<U? complication for Singapore Municipal employees enj;a^e<l mi dangerous occupations or trades in OHMS c»f Becidkati or untimely deaths has been reeommeiul< ;i I»\ the Salaries I{e\i>:on Committee of the CouuiliMioHHnSi At present no prw d263 words
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Article92 1951-01-10 2 Seek To Annul Marriage ECHOES of the Maria Bertha Her- 141 1 case was heard yesterday at Breda, Holland. Reuter reported a suit by the Dutch Government to declare null and void the marru ge of 13--year-old Bertha Hertogb to the Malay school-teacher, Inche Mansoor Atiabi began today in the92 words
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176 1951-01-10 2 MORE THAN 150 guests sembled in the lawn of the ifaudrene School of Dan Ing i at Kens Lee Road last nigh! to honour India's dan ing s-.s--ters, Lalitha and Padmini, v have been booked to present a few ihowa to the Indian population176 words
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Advertisement273 1951-01-10 2 9 w ~~r rr l '<- "--U--— MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION, i MILLION LOTTERY Ist Prize 8250,000/. 2nd Prize $150,000/- Jrd Prize 50,000/. 4lh Prize 8 20,000/. Prizes ot $10,000/* 10 Prizes o( SiOOO/* 10 Prizes of 2,000/Definite Drawing Date 21st January, 1951 ot IPOH. PLEASE APPLY FOR TICKETS EARLY TICKETS:273 words
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Advertisement337 1951-01-10 2 CLASSfFirD 7rT^ engagemc p*^ 1 THE ENGAGE!? nouncc I bei e< te r i Lid and v daughtei of Mr. ar i i Chee Pong ol v POt SAU IST IS B J ai a b vestment, 1 53. Singapon Si oxf; Diesel B Conditi n, late Apply B Blads337 words
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Article316 1951-01-10 3 Dato Urges: 'Amend Expulsion Rules' Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. An important amendment to the present emergency regulations affecting the deportation of dependants or families of detainees repatriated to China by the Government will be proposed by Dato Tan Cheng Lock, President of the Malayan316 words
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Article135 1951-01-10 3 in-d staff Correspondent L u i\\ \II WVI Tues. I wage* riKapote be- H Malayan Planting and tli*- Rubber \> Mrk*r-«" I nions will before a Board of ttion Mi under Industrial < <> ur t s „i < few i"'l««iry togh Comn. i Q«r135 words
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Article32 1951-01-10 3 S ?ee, a HnanriaT clerk ttlement Social Wele appeared today tagistrate Mr. S. Bon on two counts of reach of trust as a ant involving $3,980. was p stponed to32 words
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Article, Illustration42 1951-01-10 3 PICTURED above are seven ancient muzzle loaders erected in front of the Dato Bandar's Balai for the Dato's installation. Normally the seven-gun salute for the Dato is fired from these cannons but on Sunday modern artillery of the Hussars replaced these loaders.42 words
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146 1951-01-10 3 Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Tues.—Founded 27 years ago, Seremban's Chi Wah School, managed by the Hakka community, and of which committee, Mr. Lee Foong Yee is president, will have >ix new classrooms when the school reopens on Jan. 15 after the vacation. Chi Wah146 words
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459 1951-01-10 3 Wants Officials To Move About With Pomp Ceremony Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The unostentatious manner in uhich the Hijdi Commissioner, Sir Henry t.urney, and other hi«jh Government officials including the heads of the services, moved about in public, was criticised J>y Mr. F. J. Woodward at the quarterly459 words
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Article216 1951-01-10 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. ith the Goverliment control on luxury building and the shortage of almost all lines of building materials, people in the building trades in the Federation may turn to building flats instead of bungalows. Flats are stated to be cheapei to216 words
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Article90 1951-01-10 3 Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Tues. Two well-known and old Eurasian residents of Seremban, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sta Maria celebrate their ruby wedding tomorrow. Mr. J. R. Sta Maria was born in 1890 and was educated at St. Paul's Institution. He joined the Government service90 words
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Article21 1951-01-10 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Kulai will have a modern and up-to-date abattoir in the very near future, The Standard understands.21 words
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180 1951-01-10 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. About 80 per rent of private building schemes in tbe Federation may have to be suspended as the result of restrietions on building whieb Government will enforee in its all-out effort lo end the emergency by directing manpower and180 words
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Article62 1951-01-10 3 PARIT BITAR. Tues. A shopkeeper here placed a sack of tamarind on the five-foot way. Some, time later he saw a man carrying the sack awa}'. He shouted out and the man dropped the sack and tried to run away but a constable gave chase and arrested62 words
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Article77 1951-01-10 3 Standard Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— Tomorrow is nomination day for Johore Clerical Services. Earh district Kota Tin?si, Mersing. Pont i a n, Batu Pahat, Muar and Sesamat must nominate a representa- tive from the clerical services from which one wi!l be selected by secret ballot to77 words
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341 1951-01-10 3 Offered Inspector 'Gifts, Two Fined Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Two middle-aged Chinese. Ng Kah Hin and Ng Kek Seng, were convicted and fined $50 and $25. respectively, by Magistrate Mr. A. P. Jack, today, when he found them guilty Ml a charge of corruptly giving gifts to Inspector341 words
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Article, Illustration118 1951-01-10 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Tucs. A pro nim made by th e Jate Mr. Kuok Keng Karig a well-known resident and leader of the Chinese community of Johore in 1938 has been fulfilled by his sons who are administrators of his estate. The late Mr. Kuok Keng Kang duringMichael Anchant - 118 words
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145 1951-01-10 3 $6,000 Fine For Evading Customs Duty Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tuts Judgment was delivered today against a Chinese, Ho Chee Hun, described as a Singapore businessman, l>v First Magistrate. Mr. A P. lack, when he convicted and fined him (6,000 in default one year's imprisonment for having evaded customs145 words
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Article101 1951-01-10 3 Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Tuos. A 21--year-old Singapore India;) v. ha fined $150 01 two months by the Seremban Ai;r,; n..-. Inche Anjang Saith. for posing as a police inspector. It was staled that Ha came to a lodging house hi S nban In muni and inspected101 words
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Miscellaneous335 1951-01-10 3 SELAXGOR— Today R< -J l i^ p t m LiBht3 l245 3 and i/irw t I I \1 PI If Odeon: Songs of Adventure, KUALA IAJ.m in Death Valley Gunfire 3.15, G.45 Majestic: That Soft Touch (Can- and 9 p.m. tonese) 12, 3, 7 and 9.15 p.m. g Naga Kannika335 words
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179 1951-01-10 4 Fine Month 's Jail For Taking $15 'Tea Money Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tims. The first case of its kind in which an Indian was summoned for requiring •Bother to pay "tea money" for the assignment of u \a<:mt room was heard before Magistrate Mr. E. M. Small wood today.179 words
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Article169 1951-01-10 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PSNANG, Tues.— A private magical preview was given at St Xavier's I 1 i t r i here y Mr. Lee Leong Pin, a professional magician from Shanghai. B fcsted by Mr. Jimmy Etg an I Mr. T. K. Chan. both of whom169 words
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Article34 1951-01-10 4 Ptianird staff Cmcspoadeal SEREMBAN, Tm iLx criminal appeals against lower court e isions are down i I a the Seremban High Court before Mr. Justi e A botl acing from Jan, 2234 words
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Article32 1951-01-10 4 Standard SUff Reporter J BORE BAHRU, T ies.— A 4 Indian, Veerappan, who sang and shouted in the Id g ;trate Court lure today. sent to an asylu n.32 words
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Article212 1951-01-10 4 Min Yuen Gangsters Captured Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tuts. Three bandits were killed in the la>t 24 hours ending at 10 a.m. today, and seven suspeels arrested, four of them in Teluk. A 11*011 and Ihe rest in Cameron Hi<;h. land*. One of the bandits was killed ori the212 words
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Article64 1951-01-10 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KAJANG, Tues. Thirty :ion leaders of the Kajang Home Guard who met here today for the first time since its formation, were given their, initial briefings on their duties I their commander. Col. M. V Hares and the Resettlement Officer, Mr. Irving. They64 words
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Article70 1951-01-10 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Flood waters are rising at Besut, Trengganu. and the Jerteh ferry is closed fur tra- ffic as from today. i A Kola Bahru niessa^e states that the area from the 30th mile Kuala Krai Rood to Temangan and from Machang to Tanah70 words
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Article37 1951-01-10 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KA.IAX(J. Tues. For being found outside a shop in Main Street, IS minutes alter the curfew had begun, Chinniah and Kandiah were fined $20 by the Circuit Magistrate, Mr. A. P. Jack.37 words
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231 1951-01-10 4 Standard Staff Correspondent H'OH, Tues. The Perak Hydro Employee** Union will decide at an emergency eommiltee nieeiiiijj some time this week whether tht*ir six-monlh old dispute with the company should be placed before an arbitration board or not. The question of bringing up the231 words
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125 1951-01-10 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Tues A 14-ycar-old Indian girl held up court proceedings this morning by weeping instead of giving evidence against her :H-yenr-old stepfather, who was arraigned at the High. Court before Mr. Justice Thomson on three charges of raue and attempting rape on125 words
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Article, Illustration25 1951-01-10 4 BOUQUET for a star: Miss Tse Loh Lin, the well-known Chinese fiJm actress, receiving a bouquet from an admirer after her stage appearance in Malacca.25 words
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582 1951-01-10 4 BgJfggßfJe Pumshmtmi Imposed Mn rena 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues. Six Indiana and two Chinese, whose bu-iness houses are in close proximity to the outrageous shooting incident in Market Street on Jan. I were ordered to close their business for one582 words
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Article163 1951-01-10 4 Standard Staff Correspondent SUNGEI PATANI. Tues.— About four years before the war, Tunku Dumshik. son of the Regent of Kedah. was killed in a motor-car accide at the uphill bend on the Sungci Patani-Alor Star ma i road near the Sungei Patani Free-Masonic Hall which163 words
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Article95 1951-01-10 4 PENANG, Tues.— Sikhs here held a spe ial meeting at the Sikh Temple to mourn the death of the late Sardar Vallabhbhai Pntel, former Deputy Prime Minister of India. After being addressed by Dr. 7 [at Singh pn ident of the Templt and Mr. Balwant Singh,95 words
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88 1951-01-10 4 PARIT BUNTAB, Tues.— Mr. Mok Kai Chong. Special Grade 0.D.0. of the Customs Department. pressed for a deterrent sentence in the case against Tan Kheng Chak. Mr. Mok said that accused was caught in the very act of distilling liquor and he was selling to PWD labourers88 words
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Article338 1951-01-10 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A new peak figure in the total Customs revenue in the Federation was reached last year when, at the end of November the country's gain from this source was $276,649,045 or -573 531 s<r> more than the 1949 figure338 words
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Article, Illustration34 1951-01-10 4 PICTURE AMI officers of Traffic Department bm spot at Aver Itam Rend. Pen tag in lroni of Chinese Schotl where an eight-year-oM Ind in Ramanathtn CbeUiafc, uas killed by a Hiu bus on Monday.34 words
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179 1951-01-10 4 18 Perak Reside nts To Receive Medals Standitfd C^rre^pendeM [POK, r«e«. 11m bErtUn P* i rak. v%[.i»!i falN <m Jan. \s<!! in the K>'\ai To* t\ of. KwJl Kanv.- r The occasion will be marked with a presentation of awards to 18 Perak citizens by the Sultan hi ell at179 words
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Article22 1951-01-10 4 standard Stan < KAJANG, 1 Mag; trate, yesterday con\ Chinese «pomen possession of s'-rap d them to in";priso:r"!ier.t e..22 words
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Advertisement622 1951-01-10 4 SCIENCE brings YOU a New Lease cf Life! Fuller, Freer, Pulsating t/fe not mere day -to -day existence! RADIANT VITALITY for Every Man and Every Woman! It s a lamentable fact, but none the less true, that the vest Haven't you often sighed end said: "Ah, if only I could622 words
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Advertisement131 1951-01-10 4 11 1 1 11 0 M! > I I I I t l I V^ Ifi I i h.is rem:uk:ib J e advant;ii;e in risfbilitj ;mi! I An aH-steel construction and a smo ti BexiMe it craisea iWCCIIy at 40 mph. The ali round manor is excfli^nt and the mt»rior131 words
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Article, Illustration185 1951-01-10 5 Changes In TU Ordinance Being Considered B y Govt Standaril Slaff Reporter SINGAPORE Government is con si tiering amendments to tlie Trade Union Ordinance which if approved by the Legislative Council will enable Unions of Government Xoii-Government eniployees to federate and form a Trade Union Congress. The Commissioner for Labour,185 words
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Article, Illustration119 1951-01-10 5 i \H A is a wonfal pi. dial Sydney i j MUg Amenta", ttdins; to .Mrs. Lola Kaalfl Lumpur Irt'ssrr who has reIfl .>.ns,\»pore after i .:ion!h Australian thnih'd her rnnst i kIUKC meetin? r.;< ci Hollywood n v:.irs. .'Maureen sum! Pttel I.avvford ■m>119 words
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139 1951-01-10 5 Magistrate Returns Gold ($222,000) To Owners I LN §220,000 worth of bars came in two separate cases in the Singapor \'<*.itv i ri yesterday. w < L Chfey Sena a boatman of R. M Cooper, second officer of the ves- Cooper had I having imI 1,500 -134,000 and each about139 words
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Article244 1951-01-10 5 Don 't Use Carbide— Coroner Coi^t Bs*ie?s THE PARENTS of a 9-year-old boy. who died ns the result at explosion of a carbide tamp were advised by Singapore Coroner Chnor Singh yesterday not to ure such lamps any more as it was "'very dangerous." The boy, Ang Chee Watt died244 words
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239 1951-01-10 5 $iftgapo*e Towsa Planning TWO BIG questions faee Sir George Pepl^r, Town Planning Consultant to ihv Government, who is here Jo advise on the scope of the survey? the technique to be adopted lor a practicable development plan, ami the legislation required to make progressive239 words
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Article, Illustration62 1951-01-10 5 A \!L»> of the now dan En;j Seng School :it Anson Road, which will soon accommodate 800 boys who ;ir;' now at Waterloo Street Picture shows the main part of the school under construction. When this school is completed, the hoys will vacate the old Japanese62 words
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Article189 1951-01-10 5 FOLLOWING were elected officials of the Hoe Yew Sia of Singapore for 1951: Patrons, Messrs. Chua Tian i Hoe. Tan Chv.ee Ttn, Chng Low Seong and Goh Khim Haw. President, Mr. Lim Boon Poh; Vice-President, Messrs. Tan Yew To!i. Ong Cheo Kon, Teo Huay Bock,189 words
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Article58 1951-01-10 5 FOR being found 300 yards off the shore at Pulau Bukom on the night of Jan. 5, two Chinese, Tay .Lian Lye and Tay Lay Seng were each fined $300 in the Singapore First District Court yesterday. The two men were at that time58 words
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Article52 1951-01-10 5 False Trade-Mark Allegation AN Indian merchant, R. T. Badhrani, appeared iii the Singapore First District Court yesterday on summons charges of j importing 75 dozen cotton shirts on Dec. 22 hearing the false descriptions "Made Fn U.S.A." and trade-marked "Arrow." The defendant pleaded not guilty. The! case was postponed to52 words
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139 1951-01-10 5 LOW CHYE LUK. a former dresser for 14 years in the Government service was fined 5.300 in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday for having poisons for sale without a licence. Low was the proprietor of the Hwa Eng Clinic in New Market Road. The139 words
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Article31 1951-01-10 5 FOUND transporting eight i piglings in one basket on J;m. 8. Nfl Lev Lip was fined $40 for j cruelty in the Singapore Third j Police Court yesterday.31 words
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Article, Illustration386 1951-01-10 5 SJULYiBR MEDALS FOR THREE i\* ipnr.i Standard Staff Reporter n.i.,» AI »tAL to the people of Singapore, partienUrlv to lU U.,,, eS e community, to respond on greater scale to the rail for UnlS in.™ a<le h > "'<■ Ui f Service,: Dn jWvJKStandard - 386 words
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Article80 1951-01-10 5 A 23-YEAR OLD pick -pocket. Chan Ah Hong, who dipped his hand into the "bulky" trouser pocket of Capt R. B. Stanley during a crush at the Kallan'g Airport's Air Day on Dec. 9. learned in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday that the80 words
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Article35 1951-01-10 5 AIR-VICE MARSHAL Sir Frank Mellersh, Air Officer Commanding the R.A.F. in Malaya, flies to Sarawak today for a routine visit to the Governor. The A.O.C. is due to return to Changi tomorrow.35 words
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159 1951-01-10 5 Standard Staff ffcfTUl THERE bk today 10,000 n,,.r, dml tUdrm in Mnpap^rethan la-i var. the Director of Education, Mr. I; V(yiUii broadcasl „>«., Radio Malav« «'ii Black Monday. 91 T h s f x:: number would bring the total of pupils in English schools159 words
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Article48 1951-01-10 5 MR. TOM HARRISSOX. ernment Ethnologist and C of the Sarawak Museum give a lecture in the Oei Ham Hal!, T.;e Univr Malaya, C id, Sing on Frid.i ||Q p m He will lecture on "T:ie Ethics Of Head-Hunting The lecture is open to mem-48 words
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Advertisement94 1951-01-10 5 £jg VMl^tk %Sr sft «S^' *>>-*•" *4k ■'•'-jWI ■^Be HIS MASTER'S VOICE" STSJDI© mtc !'.r. :n hof tmf i jt M.')iMio\i < OMPANT LTD. of litres, Middlesex. to innounre completion or ;i >>{iitii<> at MiuUonaid Hoase, Orchard studio i- provided with the latest -ound reproducing equipment a devoted t-» Kccltali94 words
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Advertisement72 1951-01-10 5 Studied Marriage Laws In Cairo MR. S. I. O. ALSAGOFF, prominent Singapore Arab, returned to the Colony by KLM Constellation yesterday, after making a study of Muslim marriage laws in Arab countries. "I particularly asked about laws and views about the marriagable age for Muslim women." said Mr. Alsagoff. He72 words
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Advertisement134 1951-01-10 5 INSECTICIDES MALAYAN FE RTI USERS MIT E D mm/9 £*/J/f0 I Whether your sewing mochin* needs a And the only place you get SINCSR servict simple odjustment or a thorough rc-conditioning is from the SINC'R* shop or SINGER rcpresent- you want to be sure you get the best, tSe most134 words
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Article753 1951-01-10 6 r PHE shortage of doctors and surgeons can be the pretext for a lot of gloomy prognosis or it can be a challenge to our ingenuity and determination to overcome it despite obvious difficulties. Some regard it as a situation desperate and hopeless and others as a753 words
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Article, Illustration17 1951-01-10 6 Name of Wenceslas Looked out on the Feast of Stephen just as a tile dropped17 words
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Article, Illustration627 1951-01-10 6 CASSANDRA - CASSANDRA By 5 E*NFOLDED in the impressive but slightly sepulchral gloom of I I!- j ft( Law Times" is a gritty, unemotional account ot What r Happened To The Man Who Thought He Had Won, f The name of the chap wasn't even mentioned lit- was i627 words
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2233 1951-01-10 6 FAIRPLAY - But Bless My Soul, He Certainly Knows His Job FAIRPLAY _hS Magma! -TaToej __a-Steg _*ay wot Be APie to Quote Keats And Shakespeare From Memory By m uch of the troub] 1 1 present administr <j gangsterism, riots, cor delinquency and bandi ]i left by a short-sight-i] ed policy pursued2,233 words
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Article73 1951-01-10 6 r FHE whole philosophy of A looking to the federal government for more and more security in lieu of opportunity constitutes one of the greatest dangers to America today. Herschel D. Newsom of the National Grange. /~\XCE a woman gets herself scalded, no amount of imagination is73 words
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Article73 1951-01-10 6 is it ittaflethw cations toi close, as by the <■■ the Fedei The China P|«M posed thii q i ply ther,--. "No." Two ye ms in the F< -.< closing <■ ti-.ns «ras 1851. But i!. i >pnu u The Chi:, P be an extcMisis:\ months G73 words
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Article34 1951-01-10 6 ENDEPENDENT Bterday w a It one of the m problems confi c politi P )Hc health, i! I Kirckd requ I ,:sing also. P<- >ple residini: ■1 tat ■< tra cting all i34 words
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Article36 1951-01-10 6 the untti p x ed!y is fa crisis in i'- Kt > Communist I bermine i defunct L< i N ii ions. i is not A :ica ap; Lmerj the wrong move cd.36 words
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Article37 1951-01-10 6 MAJLIS. K dail that every ■uld be adopte I I M friendship b< and the Malays. The M dail} th»^ given rise among the i arn is fell i Malaya, but ov< ciuse cid<37 words
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Advertisement21 1951-01-10 6 <.-v. "TICSEII" y- RUBBER GOODS j MINING INDUSTRY, r i shum y:? lsddig rusbes works I Ktasx IMlcnMrfli B««tli— n U21 words
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Advertisement118 1951-01-10 6 SAVE MONEY AND SPACE WITH Till Dual -Purpose Coolc- tafrf^t ESS B- tm i > Jt IB PS m Jk tfa "GENERAL CHEF PROVIDES BOTH AND REFRIGERATION FAC'LITtS IN CNE WUI ATTRACTIVE, LOW COST UNIT MODEL ElOO4 ILLUSTRATED HAS THESE FEATIKI 4 CUBIC FT. REFRIGERATOR e PORCELAIN COOKIN TOP WITH118 words
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297 1951-01-10 7 UN Nations May Have To Break With Peking Sir Gladwyn Jebb LAKE SUCCESS, Jan. 8 (UP)— Britain acknowledged today that it iiu |,t be necessary for United Nations members to break with Communist i but pleaded that if such a step is taken, 4 *we all leap together." British delegate297 words
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80 1951-01-10 7 LONDON, Jan. 8 (UP) Sources close to the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference said totlay that the United Slates has asked Britain a id other Western nations w'f -h have reco?ni^d Cammuftisi China to withdraw recognition if the Uniied Nations agreed to brand Red80 words
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Article357 1951-01-10 7 US Policy Criticised By Nehru LONDON, Jan. 9 (\F) A majority of British Commonwealth nations appeared anxious on Monday night to avoid branding Red China an ajjurrs-or in korc:». They think this aciion could soon lead to war. This was their first reaction to an American approach suggesting that the357 words
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236 1951-01-10 7 MANILA. Jan. 9 (UP):— Foreign Secretary Carlos P. Romulo warned the Filipino people that the international situation is "extremely explosive" and "war clouds are b ering over us". Addressing the Club Escolta Walking Corporation last nigh: at a dinner in his honour, prior to236 words
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133 1951-01-10 7 "Ike" To Get British Ships, French Uniis >\DOX. Jan. 0 <AP)— ;;:i will include naval s among the forces it will under General Dwight Bsenhower's X >rth Atlao--9 Command. I Defence Ministry spokesthe number and of units had not been and that consultation Hen. Eisenhower, whrn to London, will ;n--subjeet133 words
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180 1951-01-10 7 HAVE YOUR PICK! BRITAIN has a p'an for th.* soluiioi of the Koreas dispute and Nationalist China believes it has the secrets to removing the Communist evil from this world. Renter reported London presented a six-point plan at Uw Commonwealth Premiers' Conference. The plan180 words
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Article294 1951-01-10 7 Truman Speech Hailed WASHINGTON, Jan. 0 (AP) President Truman's call for American strength and unity lin the face of Communist ag- gression drew strong support from Congress on Monday. Some of the law makers who listened to his message on the I State of the Union pointed out, however, that294 words
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69 1951-01-10 7 US Urges: Settle Western New Guinea Dispute WASHINGTON, Jan. 9 (AP) The United States is pressing the Netherlands to settle the dispute over the future status of Western New Guinea, (Irian). Notes expressing American concern at the failure of the recent negotiations were delivered to both governments over the weekend,69 words
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Article186 1951-01-10 7 SAIGOX. Jan. 8, (UP) French Commander-in-chief Jean de Lattre de Tassigny announced today that French forces had crushed an offensive launched by at least 20 Vietniinh battalions. De Tassigny who was rushed to Indo-Chtna to stem the growing Communist threat, said the rebel attack, begun186 words
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Article, Illustration83 1951-01-10 7 photo ItLr?\}Z£ ™?i^rrif r^£ T ff ht hom? t0 Am ™^ns how close they are to another major conflict. Air <> fin mm 5™ n J £dar unit Mp«? S V r< tet>t Npw YoA > m^ropc!itan area against p«s£te»eak attacks. Tl:e r^nXl^nf firi^ noMnd n,f U are P^AP - 83 words
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369 1951-01-10 7 Blueprints For Defence Of ME, Mediterranean Seen Ready lAAwun, Jan. -A blueprint for the defence of the Middle FaM and the Eastern Mediterranean is understood to have emerged out of the informal defence talks which some of the Commonwealth statesmen had yesterday and thi* morning with Mr. Attire and British369 words
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151 1951-01-10 7 PARIS, Jan. 8, (Reuter). The French Government won three confidence vote f:*om the House of Assembly tonight in its 740 milliard (£755,000.000 sterling) rearmament bill. which thus became law. The Upp. r House (Council of the Repi ilic) on Friday approved the total amount151 words
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137 1951-01-10 7 GENEVA, Jan. 9 (AP) Paul Ruegger, President of the International Red Cross Committee, announced Monday he has asked the North Korean Government for permission to fly to Pyongyong. His object, cabled to North Korean Foreign Minister Par Hen a Young is "to examine137 words
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Article, Illustration117 1951-01-10 7 Soviet Marshal <irit;ori K. Zhukov seen here wltli breastiul of medils m %v be master-minding ihe Reds' new Kortraii offensive t;;».i a joint CSuaese-Bn u headquarters in >lul:d"n. .Manchuria. .Vcordinu to iltiiOfili d Press staff icgsitct ?i Sivinton's re< :nt despatch 1" ro mi T(i k > <>. it wasAP - 117 words
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Article58 1951-01-10 7 WASHINGTON. Jan. B, (Reuter). A "Point Fo agreement for American technical assistance to Pakistan will be signed in ECarac if soon, probably within a fortnight, a Statt D< i tment spokesman said today. It will be similar to I i nent between the 158 words
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Article27 1951-01-10 7 LONDON'. Jan. 9 (AP>— Australian Prime Minister Robert Menzies was ill with influenza and unable to attend the cunference of Commonwealth Premiers Monday. APAP - 27 words
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Article37 1951-01-10 7 SIMLA. INDIA. Jan. 9 (AP) A few wealthy Tibetan farmers have crossed the mountains into the Incli;m district of Chini, North-east of here, in the face of the Chinese Communist invasion of their homeland.37 words
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Article282 1951-01-10 7 Bigger USAF, Navy Sought W ASHi\<;TO\. Jan. <)— (AP) A new I's£2.(M)O.--000,000, IS. llav> ,!iip. building prtgri m m <■. in< jiulin^ M>-<all<-<| MijM-r airciait rwiitli, Wtm «».itlin; ?l in a hill introd i<< <| m ill*' HvfUK «»f H<|>r<M'iiiMtiw* Vfonclay h\ Rrpfmraf rtfae CM i n, PrwMirrrt, t»<or-;ia. A282 words
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131 1951-01-10 7 Court Supports IIse Koch, 'Witch Of Buechenwald' \SB RG, Germany. Jan. 8 (AP)—- Prosecution 'ti Koch, "the B aid. of h.-. entn i camp p It i ad back Monday. Presiding Judgi GSeoi •< nented Gei nan court bench U\.r r the prosecution has i duced n i [-o.iclusn e131 words
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Advertisement31 1951-01-10 7 S I k to k I fl 1 i n t BFllT'tL 7f f PlflN® I v?*?li I w SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED. Srfci SimNdtitNd&CO. I COMPLETE ORGANIC FERTILISERS FERTILISERS um. ted31 words
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Advertisement65 1951-01-10 7 COLOURFUL PAISLEY DESIGNED ART SILK. V/ HAND PRINTED fSaAofe r^B $5-95 -W&lSm"^ ;*6" wide "^V^S^wl^^^rov^ BEAUTIFUL COLOURINGS ON WHITE GHOLM>S IS SHADES OF PINKS, VELLOWiS iND GREY. ALSO BLUES, <.KKE>S prf REDS. TillS MARSHALL FABRIC IS VERY SUITABLE FOR EVENING, COCKTAIL VM) DRESSI Ist F T 0 0 R ITk65 words
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Article, Illustration281 1951-01-10 8 Rubber Now At $2.15 A Pound On New Bulk Buying By US Standard Staff Reporter BBE r in s T p i^,r,":r,,L 21 ,LS»!' >^ Yesterday's top quotation represents an increase of 11 cents per lb. over the previous day's closing level, and is the highest since early November. AmericanGIIS - 281 words
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234 1951-01-10 8 Europe Steps Up Its Pepper Buying As World Tension Rises B 5 n. Sek Yew, Standard Stafl Reporter THE OSHSESI ol Europe, largesi customer last ol pepper from Singapore, i- steppin-^up pnrcbases I -ol the prowing international lension. p r a, •i kvai E trope m the coming •-:s is234 words
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98 1951-01-10 8 Rs .i.:rd Stall Bcpwtef FEDERATION Is of 11 mo of ted 1 j hole the 1 1 7 ted 1 U08.974 1 tea 1 10.020 < S of I th SJ 425.298 1,483 i green I r- P Malaya 5424 932 and -1.290 1198 words
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Article58 1951-01-10 8 US PARTICIPATION IN TRADE FAIRS PARTICIPATION by American companies in international cie fairs abroad during 1951) increased 15 per cent over 1949. The U.S. Department of Com[merce reports that 1.403 U.S. firms exhibited products at trade fairs in 1950 compared with 1.217 in 1949. The 1950 fairs were held up58 words
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109 1951-01-10 8 THE DIRECTORS of Benta Rubber Estates are recommending a final dividend of 7^ per cent.. iking 10| per cent, for the year to Sept. 30, 1950. During the year .the estates produced 1,110.000 lbs. o£ rubber. The! accounts sh >w $20,539.35 ight t»>r ward109 words
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Article82 1951-01-10 8 US Rubber Buying Procedure The U.S. Consulate General in Singapore has received information indicating that the recent order establishing the U.S. Government as the sole i m porter of rubber into America will not at present affect purchases of U.S. natural rubber needs through normal channels. It is understood this82 words
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132 1951-01-10 8 Standard Staff Reporter PRODUCTION of copra in the Federation of Malaya for the iii>t 1 I months of L950 at I.J7,tl<> tons has exceeded tin* total production for the whole of ]<>!<) (J 22.937 tons). Co] ra production during November, at 13,046 ions,132 words
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Article57 1951-01-10 8 WESTINGHOUSE Electric Corp. claims it has learned how to triple the hardness of stainless steels. The new procedure calls for a unique low temperas'ire treatment The new hardened stainless steel is expected to have wide I use as a wear-resistant material j in bearings, valve seats,57 words
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Article, Illustration41 1951-01-10 8 Picture by A Johore lorry with its load of softwood logs for the sawmills of Singapore drawing to a stop before the Customs on this side of the Causeway. Export of logs from the Federation or Singapore is prohibited. Michael GohMichael Goh - 41 words
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237 1951-01-10 8 WASHINGTON, Jan. 9. Che Salim Ak«!> a:nl Maji Mohammed Said, agricultural assistants of the Department of Agriculture, Federation of Malaya, studying here under the U.S. Point IV technical assistance programme, are particularly interested in the resettlement of Negro farmers in the Alabama. "This is237 words
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114 1951-01-10 8 Standard St i!T Reporter Til; Singapore produce n i ket was steady in ail sections < day. Copra had buyers at So2, rising to $32i per picul on a very steady market. However, sellers held off at $53. Coconut Oil was also ver? steady114 words
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Article79 1951-01-10 8 Standard Staff Reporter SIR Donald Perrott, chairman of the Overseas Food Corporation, has just passed through Singapore by air on his way to Australia for nego- tiations with the New Zealand Government on the supply of animal food for British pigs and other livestock.79 words
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175 1951-01-10 8 Jungle Covered Malaya Poor In Hardwoods supply Standard Staff Reporter WITH UPWARDS of 2,000 species «>i trees in tin-fon-sis in the Federation, only about 200 species are being <*nt for commercial use. Malayan timber has been classified into three main categories, the heavy primary hardwoods like chengai. mcrlau and tembusu,175 words
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Article74 1951-01-10 8 MADRAS. Jan. 9 (AP): The Indian Government is to enter 1 Into a long-term rice import I agreeement with Burma, the Indian Industry nnd Supply Minister, Mr. Hare Krishna Mehtab, has announced. With food self-sufficiency and no import policy, India was earlier averse to entering74 words
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Article54 1951-01-10 8 The U.S. Agriculture D rtment ays American b I has lost "iurtm-r ground in the British market this year. British imports of t T .S. tobacco during 1950 will total around 135,000,000 pounds compared with 151.000.000 pounds last year. Before the war. Britain used around54 words
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Article72 1951-01-10 8 T irq land. Youngs and Co. re- ie following crop figures tor December. 1950: Alor Gaia Rubber- Estate Ltd. 25.5" Ayer Panas Rubber Estate Ltd. lb.: Glenealy Plantations L»d. 100.000 in.: Kluanj? Rubber Company Ltd. 75J0Q0 lb; I Itd 169,000 lb.: Tambi ik R i ber72 words
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160 1951-01-10 8 Standard Staff Reporter COMPLAINTS that British textiles have deteriorated in quality are almost unknown now. the United Trade Commissioner, Mr. K. E. MacKenzie said yesterday. The Singapore textiles market is a sellers' market and it is fifttins far from enough to meet demand.160 words
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129 1951-01-10 8 LONDON, Jan. 9: (Reuter) The London Stock market appears to be well set on a dull period based on inflation that accompanies an armament programme. Investment a n ri speculative demand continued at high level today and gains were widespread. British Government shortdated stocks129 words
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370 1951-01-10 8 S' pore- H' Kong Trade Becomes More Difficult Standard Mall Importer SINGAPORE morrhants are f ac« d viil. n lifliniltica in trade with Honpkong. ><aniu neots lo that Colony rausrd by thr I'.S. mih >\ ports to CommuniM China has rut dra^li. lelivery of American manufactures to Sin-apur, Although in370 words
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Article70 1951-01-10 8 The bfcfri v rubber prices f* (Jan. 9) wen- p«-i I >:i pen No. 1 RSS v,)ot Loose R I F 0.8 in ha!»s i No. 1 K S S (2 No. 2 K s 12 hi No 3 RSS Vnm 1 1 !H, T.!?i:-: Irremlar kimmin ft t70 words
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Article41 1951-01-10 8 SINGAPOKI Thr prior of Tin t«» was 5621.12 p< Dp sn.:;: 1 I OM)<>\ !I N 1 uei-da^ prfc < t ir >i v vjx.t C1.17S !"j^ ■eUere. Three rmbUu I en, i i t «> sriiti i Settlement i>ri Ton« Nteadv41 words
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Article37 1951-01-10 8 RUBBERS ARE IN DEMAND e: rovementf share q wen (1 to meet I 1 O C i Bank Raffh I 2-50 B -In Batu S K B Kuchai Kerr Sung INDI STRI X 1 S NIXING I37 words
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19 1951-01-10 8 H'kong Trade Group On Philippines Visit A 22 C! c lony foi ti>d;iy. to of trade cond pines. ReuterReuter - 19 words
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Advertisement102 1951-01-10 8 I4||l w'TT^n p J "for fail ice and one quality only the best." i T t cheapest I the best nor the best the dearest It i« I knowing md use that distinguishes you and I your pen .ii U M kSTER" Pencils, the choice of 1 a:\.~-s and mi102 words
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Advertisement190 1951-01-10 8 Ruling Money Exchange Rales EXCHANGE rates now in force as supplied by the Malayan Exchange Banks Association are as follows-. FREE MARKET CURRENCIES SELLING HUTINO T T/OD II O.D. 80 w (!/i M J/ London 8/4 S/W 1/4 J/g ,I'to 6/16 Australia 2/11 1/32 l/U 13,33 I'll <;-^ New zaaland190 words
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Advertisement32 1951-01-10 8 NEXT TO HAVING a KICH WKli THE BEST THING 1$ TO INVEST IN SAVINGS jl I YOU TOO CAN OPEN SAVINGS ACCOUNT i »»iJ LITTLE AS SI/- INTEREST WH CHURG KHIRUI BHiih.32 words
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Article116 1951-01-10 9 "if 1 Vampires Make Longest Ever Delivery Run il RTHER batch of Vampire jel fighters i Singapore yesterday for service with the asl \ir Force. During the day they ha*l from Bangkok \ia Ruttcrworth on the last their B.."><H>-mile flight from the United -,m. and landed116 words
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Article139 1951-01-10 9 EPITAPH FOR A TABBY S of the Malayan AuxiA:r Forte Tiger eler. i ntary trainplanes base at the Station at Tcngah eor.pie of records unique la flyis a fur an unat, and second, she oe enterprising m: n ofT training flight a short and when she wa i1 15Q feet.139 words
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Article54 1951-01-10 9 The Hii lustan Aircraft Factory at Bangalore has as- j sembled twenty Preni e aircraft The airframe ;>arts of some of them were inanufao red entirely in the factory. Development work on two pea o! trainer aircraft has made good progress. The fac- .y has recently undertake]] manufacture54 words
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Article, Illustration65 1951-01-10 9 Photo. THE new vicar to takq charge of Jesselton parish, the Rev. F. W. Bowler, and his family, arrived in Singapore yesterday in the Corfu. Rev. Row!er was the virar of Woburn Sands. Bedfordshire. The Rev. Cloujh. present vicar of Jessettoii, is due to arrive in Singapore on Jun. 12Stan dard - 65 words
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Article40 1951-01-10 9 J; :>. 9 (Reuter- The entire trea- ry Air Transport from Taipeh to when IS CAT staff airline flew In ■rning. C official said this I facilitate the work XI e ATa n a s remained in Taipeh.40 words
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Article92 1951-01-10 9 THE single-screw motor vessel Irma has been completed by the Centiere Xavale Felszegi Muggia (Trieste), for the Navigazione E. Sperco, tar service between Trieste and Mediterranean ports. The four generating sets, the compressor?, steering gear the compasses were supp ed ;>y British manufacturers. The vessel92 words
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142 1951-01-10 9 Pan American World Airways in 19S0 carried the greatesl volume of traffic in its 24-year history having transported more than one million passengers on its world wide Clipper route[B9 fifty million pounds of carjjo. This record, which does not include the work done for142 words
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Article90 1951-01-10 9 First Jet Bomber For RAF The Prime Minister of Australia, Mr. R. G. Menzies. is to perform the naming ceremony of the English Electric Canberra —the first R.A.F. jet bomber now in large scale production. The ceremony will take place on Jan. 15 at Biggin Hill, a famous Battie of90 words
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Article, Illustration52 1951-01-10 9 photo THAILAND'S NAVY: Thai units of the United Nations Blockading and Ese o r t Force moored in a Japanese port. At the left is the corvette HMS Bangpakong and its sister ship and the flagship of the group, HMS Frasao. On the extreme right is the transport HMS SichangPANA - 52 words
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Article40 1951-01-10 9 With the technical assistance oi a British firm, a factory is I eing established at Asansol, West Bengal, for the manufacture of dry core paper insulted telephone cables. It is expected to go into production by earlv 1952.40 words
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Article47 1951-01-10 9 CPR's November Earnings Down THE Canadian P '*> Railway Company's new earnings i in Nov« i iber to $5,972, 175 from $6,578,000 in October. Gross earnings of the company in November were $35,--100,628 bi ain I $36,741,000 the previous month, while working expenses were $29,128,153 compared with $30,163,000.47 words
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210 1951-01-10 9 LONDON, Jan. 9 (Renter)— The possibility of sabotage was discussed when an inquiry opened here yesterday into the loss of th«» Indian ship Enterprise, which blew m> laM June, killing ail bui <»:»<• <;f her 74 crew. The vessel, owned by the Indian Steamship Company210 words
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Article93 1951-01-10 9 MALAYANS FOR RAF TARINING A NEW intake of forty Malayans entered training for the R.A.F. (Malaya) at the Recruit Depot at (hanjii The men undergo six weeks' initial disciplinary and weapon training at the DeiDot under the command of F/Lt. W.A. George, DFC. before being posted to R.A.F. stations on93 words
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Article, Illustration220 1951-01-10 9 Standard Staff Reporter TWENTY-SIX years aj:o Dutch pilots catcalled a small-looking but eajjer learner, He!*,** (meaning bicycle), because be came from a regimen! of thai name. The name lias stuck fast to him till today but the man has proved to be one220 words
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Article66 1951-01-10 9 Oilfield To Start Soon Till: new Ain !>ar oilfield in Saudi Arabia is expected to be brought into commercial production shortly. Its intended initial production r:«!.e has not yet been announced. Eleven prod wins wells have already b?en com plct^d, and two more are at present being drilled. A 30-mi!e66 words
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Article58 1951-01-10 9 THE Government of India have entered into an agreement with a Swiss firm for establishing a State-owned machine tool factory in Bangalore. In the initial stages it i c proposed to assemble machine tools from components received from Switzerland. The capital estimate is R5.97 million, of which58 words
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Article, Illustration347 1951-01-10 9 «A" tStit ii\ UMt j\l' ffi ffl f rum pui Jan. 17: Meonla for Saigon and Bangkok Jan. la Feb. 11: India ior Bangkok. H -kong. M;m:'a ana Japanese ports Feb. 15. Feb. 18: Kambodia fails for H'kong, Kobo and Yokohama Feb. 21. Feb. 24: L,t!ar,dia for Bangkok347 words
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Advertisement179 1951-01-10 9 FASI BEGULAa TKANS PACIFIC SERVICE Direct Overland '"imisco I. os Anut'es Ali American Canadian CitiCJ Pt-nang l B S*k mi. B*POTt> SAN INGELO K TORY* 12 13 Jan. 11 Jan. IS 16 Jan INDiW m\K 30 Jl Jin. lFefc. 2 3 Feb. -ptinii autg* for BoaCkOMS, Kobe, Yokohama REGI LAI179 words
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Advertisement196 1951-01-10 9 [air arrivals^, <^ I and DEPAR7VRES I V r*. f I m f U47-. l^»- f Arrivals (PA. DC i frt.m Jakarta ETA 4 p in. Kl >1 CONSTELLATION from Jakarta ETA ln.j.'i am GARUDA INDONESIAN AIRWAYS DOUGLAS IX X frim fakarta BHliton Baagkai Binkep II 1 14 m P.O.A.S.196 words
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Advertisement529 1951-01-10 9 Z ~r -T..r" li _^h i iAILINGS FkOM SCANJINmVip uk CONMNfM K'pore P S'h;ini HHMH ■NEOMIA" for Baten t Bangkok 17 :8 J&a v Ja ■INDIA" for Bangkok, Hm^kong. u Manila. Kobe <k Yokohama.. 15 Feb "LALANDIA" for 8.-r.^kck 2i2: h Ffb F el >- "■■"«t— *rr Tbjctth a; Ihiafrnt529 words
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Miscellaneous109 1951-01-10 9 yf IP iiii\r LJAnD^Min SHIPS m NAkdUUk SHIPS AT ROADS AND WHARVES, 4 P.M. YESTERDAY. V, HARVES Gdns. 45 Sin Soon Lee. 44 M,i well Hul, Sheers Wharf: Stan Meifoo. 42/43 City of Liverpool, 40 Bidor, 38/39 Kertosono, 1 6 i .Varon, 33/34 Steel Re >n er, 31/32 Autolysis, 29/30109 words
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Miscellaneous85 1951-01-10 9 shire, Almeria Lykes, Pakistan Pioneer. Keppei Wharf: Hoeh Ray. Lair! up anchorage: Esmeralda, Tapah. OUTER ROADS Hai Hsuan, Mina, Sabang, Anshun, Hong Siang, Orestes, Slamat, Promise. Hero. Pyrrhus, Ibie, Benarty, Course! les, Koeho Mare. Benmhor, Fossaros, Hai Hing, La Colorada, Crobasi, Hoi Houw, Merkur, Yoehow. Samos, E. Teaville, Hydra, Sunnyville,85 words
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Miscellaneous75 1951-01-10 9 Despatches TODAY: North Borneo, Labuan, Brunei and Miri by Marudu, Ceylon. Pakistan (parcels only), U.S.A. and Canada noon by Pres. Buchanan, Terempa 6 p.m. by Taype, Philippine Island, Hongkong, China and Japan by Corfu, Sibu, Labuan by Buloh, Tg. Pinang and Singkep by Janssens, N. India noon by Tak Sang,75 words
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Article, Illustration584 1951-01-10 10 OSWALD HENRY - Farmer VS Aborigine OSWALD HENRY AUSSIE DRAMA IS LESSON IN GOOD NEIGHBOURLINESS gITTER SPRINGS (iWichael Balcon Production). Director:— Ralph Smart. Rating:— Good. MICHAEL BALCON 'S latest Australian production for Enling Studios has just that little "something" that raises it above the usual pitch of outdoor dramas to put it in584 words
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Article, Illustration20 1951-01-10 10 Padmini, Indian film and stage star now in Singapore, caught by t!u* camera in the Snake Charmer's Dance.20 words
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Article162 1951-01-10 10 HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 9:— Pretty Shirley Collier, 16--year-old "Shirley Temple of South Africa." was abducted by her rejected suitor, p ice said, but escaped by leaping from the youth's speeding car. Aii officer said Martin del Campo, 23, forced Miss Collier, an actress who came here from SouthU.P. - 162 words
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245 1951-01-10 10 IIOL? YVVOO!). Jan. 9. 1 Miilard Mitcliell says he'll be doing what comes naturally in 20th CenturyFox' "Mister 880." N»t that Mitchell, who plays Burt Lancaster's U.S. Secret Service pal, has ever b '-l a U.S.S.S. man. But one of his most important scenes245 words
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Article62 1951-01-10 10 TIOI.LYWOOD. Jan. 9. J£- Tarzah's mate is being glamourized. Until now the ape-man's sc: eon wife has had nothing but her natural charms and an animal skin to catch the eye. Sol Lesser, producer of the series, thinks she's overdue for prettying up. esult: Tarzans Jnne gets toA.P. - 62 words
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Advertisement99 1951-01-10 10 STRUTS TODAY TYHONE fSWffl OBSON WELLES a-« Walter a- Bayan llli: ADVENTURER THE WAR-LORD in 20; h < entitrx-Fox\< Magnificent Epic SPANNING THREE CONTINENTS ami introducing nUuring newcomer CECILE /MIY as||| THE BLACK OAOAt S' s Jpr&B Ly 5 Sho^s Jt^'^tK) j <^ H-U5-4 fl^iV K|^ v y 630-^3O 199 words
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Advertisement141 1951-01-10 10 HI 9 111 —3 —I w jßttß PUONF NO ***** KYUM6 tor Last Day: 3.00, 6.30 9.15 p.m. Republic's Double Feature Programme "HIDE OUT" plus "RENEGADES OF SONORA" TOMORROW 'ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN MARVEL" GRAND OPENING TODAY 3.15 6.15 9.15 p.m. Bagwan and Babu Rao in "KUSHR3HO®" (The Latest Hindustani Stunt141 words
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Advertisement156 1951-01-10 10 BY REQUEST T3DAY ONLY 1 "^'lll^* MiWm 2— 4.15— (i.30~ !>.:io ri. Oliviaje Havilliuid Moßlgoinpn (lift MIRIAM HOPKINS mow fpilxi^ -vaness^ wun* •mvo^- w% TOMORROW... A |«Me rscili^ h!v< in siin-dreinhed splea^Mir of NORTH Mil TREVOR HOWARp j^ RJ' HERBERT LOM JACQUES SFRNAS 13 th DAY TODAY THE BIG MISICAL156 words
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Miscellaneous50 1951-01-10 10 S W w^t CH^^^Tol fIT'S TOoYHMM...MAVBEI f HERE'S ONE VA C'N 1 f=/...ip va C'N FiND THREE BIKE, OLD r^d AN HOUR, J^ I WON'T STILL. DO I^A-w w?^L sA?°_V<75 A ?°_V<7 PVViEND"?y ELMER/^ PAV IT/ A. BUSINESS/ i^y^' v -^r_ |jS" *IL> B f JER^II t h [__jj Jw/^s50 words
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Article819 1951-01-10 11 Lillian Backoke - Lillian Backoke 7 I[f picture (see shows sweet Singaporean, wearol rommy b*s American 1 write in deceiving WfaaJ can be andjasl ri^ht hmcheon dale, RIGHT MAN, of our n V.aurants? Dum- seen lining out can be fun, kind ■r girls reciate I food in ngs! wn rthei i819 words
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Article, Illustration205 1951-01-10 11 [BY Cl S IRE BRUSlnl] 9. Giovav.n Verri, S3, fl Calabrian car- I here thai *e had not been named a J ,ui Republic. a crowded third class fi« U tbe train Mid wenl to the pott telegram. he telegraph clerJc iccompanier ruw» addre^6-fa' h' lt R<A.P.; Lillian Buckoke - 205 words
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Article, Illustration132 1951-01-10 11 Photos All France went ?ay last week when beauty paraded before a panel of critical judges for two famous titles. Shapely Mile Nicole Drouin, of St. Tropez, in a brief bathing suit, easily snatched away the top honours for and the title of 'Miss France ofA.P. - 132 words
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Article154 1951-01-10 11 DID BETTER WITH OWN OBITUARY LONDON, Jan. S.—Gcorae Bernard Sham actually wrote his own obituary. This latest anecdote about the famous British playwright irhn died last jail came from Hosketh Pearson, Shaw's personal biographer. It happened in 191R when Shaw ires ill. The Briiisli Broadcasting Corporation approached Pearson and suggestedReuter - 154 words
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Advertisement77 1951-01-10 11 I Iji wnit? n;otijcr-oi-pcarl tor tnil coat and wliite tic tiar><! pearl f<"r tit. o i^e^ign**! ||i jc-r convetnoice witii Uie ;'mcni?. j>aif entea uiiap nat cui: lni» anJ nachtMt *iu<i. ■p-* 5 i Si I rpvtr/7 rp f)pnt I W ifX/X* ;>^ > CUFF UNKS i/«J-. <-'./^ A: r^'77 words
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Miscellaneous656 1951-01-10 11 YOUE RAM© PROGRASfMSS KADIO MALAVA PF\ T v n <ni r <>f u< u^kr- S-.i.i.iVJ Knrv.ik.n. I". IC-..T1 li l.nlaia SINGAPORE 10 »ews; 1-^ P m. A, Sing.- Ji 4< >' pore; I P Pr^ramn,, MajaMry; ft^ n 5 siani e V *S r n !."ri ENGLISH PROGRAMME jj£u*gg* C^ter;656 words
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614 1951-01-10 12 Hock Leng Given 50-50 Chance For Singles Title FOR TflE first time in his badniinlon career, Cheong Hock Len<:, the young Eclipse hope for major honours in the badminton world, is one step next to his ambition to win the Colony's most important badminton titlt the men's singles eh WrB'lt614 words
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384 1951-01-10 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Selangor Club found little tsition when they met and beat the RASC South Malaya District by 15 points (five trios) to three points (one try) at rugger on the Padang today. Both si played with fourtei Q men. the Club384 words
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Article143 1951-01-10 12 Phe Singapore Amateur Football A>- >ciation haa decided to :n. a stop at Bangkok for four matches on their return from their tour <>: Manila on Jan 30 The S A FA. team will leave Singapore on Jan. lt> bv a Cathay Pacific Airways143 words
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Article194 1951-01-10 12 AT the Committee of Management Board meeting held at the SRC on Monday it Was officially announced that th€ Colony^S stale Hockey team will participate in the triangular meet They will play. Selangor, Xe^ri Sembiian and Singapore. The State team will be announced shortly Today194 words
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520 1951-01-10 12 IN the semi-finals of the Singapore Hockey Association knock-out tournament, played on the padang yesterday, the Singapore Cricket Club drew with the Singapore Chinese Recreation Club the store being one all even though extra time was given. Chua Eng Cheng, playing In the520 words
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Article, Illustration367 1951-01-10 12 W ITH the return to Singapore of Bobby Njoo and Tan Gwat TVk, light fans ean expect some big fights in the near future. Bohhy is hi ill light and welterweight champion of Indonesia and is held in great esteem by all sportsmen inStandard - 367 words
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Article55 1951-01-10 12 A meeting of the Soccer Section of the S.C.C. will be held at the Club Buildings at 5.30 p.m. today. Members desirous of playing Soccer this season are requested to attend. Members of the Club who are willing to assist in the running and administration of the Section55 words
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Article139 1951-01-10 12 The Singapore Cycle Racing Association which was formed last month has now been exempted from registration by the Registrar of Societies. The following are the officebearers for 1951: President: Mr. Soh Ghee Soon. Vice-President: Mr. Stanley F. Mileham. Secretary: Mr. Suboh bin Abdul Hamid. Treasurer: Mr.139 words
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Article57 1951-01-10 12 The following Singapore players have been invited to travel to Seremban for the two games against Xegri Sembilan and Malacca on Jan. 20 and 21: W. T. Y. Browne; B. Xoronha; J. Kuiper; Brian Marks; P. Pennefather: E. Doraisamy (capt) S. Vellupillai; S. K. Sundram; W. Ponniah; A.57 words
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Article187 1951-01-10 12 SR A CLASSIFICATIONS FOLLOWING is the latest classification of horses issued by the Straits Racing Association: TRANSFERS From Class 1 to Class 1:— Game Law; Prince Eugene; Achilles: Kia Ora and Token. From Class 3 to Class 4: Deep Fields; Coureur du Bois; Thiiimere: The Blessing; Actress: Lucky Ace; Golden187 words
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624 1951-01-10 12 SYDNEY, Jan. 9 (Reuter-AAP) Fighting agaiiwt peg t f the time two of their front line howlers were injured on the England were beaten by an innings and 13 runs by Australia M ih<. day of the third Test match here. Australia, who had624 words
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Article149 1951-01-10 12 MCC IST. INNINGS 290 AUSTRALIA IST. NUNCS Archer c Evans b Bedser 48 Morris b Bedser 0 Hassett c Bedser b Brown 70 Harvey b Bedser N Miller not out 145 Loxton c Bedser b Brown 17 Tallon lbw b Bed.-cr 18 I. Johnson lbw b Brown 77 Lindwall149 words
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Miscellaneous30 1951-01-10 12 TIMESI& HIGH TIDES at the principal resoris in Malaya TODAY: A.M. P.M. Singapore 1.05 2.03 Malacca 9.35 9.49 Port Dickson 8. It; 8.30 Port Sham 7.24 7.55 Penangr 2.06 3.0030 words
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