Singapore Standard, 13 March 1951
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Title Section18 1951-03-13 1 Singapore Standard. Jt~ i Xi» vCL. 1 NO. 256 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1951. 12 PAGES TEN CtNTI18 words
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249 1951-03-13 1 Varsity Told To Specify Aid From US From V Special P<M f ii|mw dtul >\|M>\. M<Mk The Colonial Office has asked the till of Mala>a authorities to state in precise form ih,\ require from America to help expand the fmoMm in the University. i Diversity authorities have been to i249 words
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62 1951-03-13 1 I Reportet M Europetin proCOH'- r >">OO per he ptiCC it which i itiBVC produrhy a:r. ih rice, tho pg -ii be?o« S.'OO they would be i halt production. ,n mind the hi^h „N>ur. x Hk roasensus of gather d from a f62 words
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Article14 1951-03-13 1 U.S. Givt. Now Sole Tin Buyer Stai r of on I vena I 11514 words
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Article45 1951-03-13 1 2 VARSITY STUDENTS RELEASED Standard Stall R poi r -of the Foi W o wei rrested a J y an I r•• i I m St. John's nder the Emergen y gu it as c re eased on 3 lay, The Standard underXI been on45 words
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Article, Illustration69 1951-03-13 1 With their mission com- pleted. the Riot Inquiry Commission posed for the Singapore Standard cameraman on the eve of their departure yesterday. Sir Lionel Leach (chairman) is seen m the centre. From left to rifcht. they are: Mr. J. K. Williams i Secretary), (apt. H. StuddyStandard - 69 words
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198 1951-03-13 1 Leach Thanks Singaporeans, Sails Today Standard St. til Reporter SIR LIONEL LEACH, Chairman of the Riot Inquiry ComI mission m an interview with I The Standard on th v of his 'departure to the United King- rday, thanked the people of Singapore "for all the help giv m the course198 words
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133 1951-03-13 1 S'pore Police Deal With Sham Incidents Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Police yesterday carried out exercises to test out their communication system and the rapid deploymeni of men. The whole of the uniformed branch personnel took part m the exercises "Operation Zipper"— which covered every pari of the Island The men133 words
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38 1951-03-13 1 TOKYO-TAIPEI RUN BY POAS IS SUSPENDED Standard Staff Reporter PACIFIC: Oversew Airlines fSiam) Office m Singapore. stated yesterday that the twice week!/ service to Taipei and Tokyo has been suspended until fU^ve^y- service to Hon«tongfrom Singapore via Bang-38 words
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615 1951-03-13 1 Peking 's Misgivings On Illtreatment Are Unfounded Tan Cheng L©ek Says Standard Stall Correspondent MALACCA, Mon. "If a Chinese Government should have any misgiving about the treatment and well being oi the Malayan Chinese m consequence ot the Emergency, they have no occasion to do so," Dato Tan Cheng Lock,615 words
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152 1951-03-13 1 HONGKONG, Mar. 12 (UP) Police on Sunday foiled a Chinese Communist attempt to steal a Nationalist owned 15,000-ton tanker from Hongkong harbour. It is the biggest ship fly: the Chinese flag and lying here tor the last three years for repairs. Communist agents made152 words
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Article123 1951-03-13 1 Desired Visit Opposed In Penan g Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Men. Overseas Chinese leaders generally deprecated the tone, of Peking's request to Mr. Attlee. "We are quite satisfied with our British Government and we take strong exception to the insinuation that we have been badly treated. "It has not the123 words
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113 1951-03-13 1 Standard Stall Correspondent IPOSI. Mon Mr. On*r Chin Seng, one-time fiery president of the now defunct Kttomintang Party m P.-rak told The Standard today that he will urge the Perak Chinese Association at its meeting 00 Mar. l"i to cable the British Government to113 words
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124 1951-03-13 1 "Gallup" Poll Reveals Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A deputation from the P©king Government cannot serve any useful purpose m Malaya This is the majority view obtained m a "Gallup noV conducted amons Chinese businessmen m Kuala Lumnrr on the news that124 words
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337 1951-03-13 1 Red Resistanee Cracks Up In Central Korea TOKYO, Mar. 12. (UP) Communist resistance call*p*c4 along the 1 70-mile Korean central front today and the Reels led toward the 38th Parallel. Aerial observers reported si^ns that the Communist* a1 > o were abandoning the former city of Seoul, threatened by an337 words
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90 1951-03-13 1 Standard Staff Reporter ANOTHER 250 student teachers signed up at the Teachers' Training College, Singapore, yesterday morning. They were immediately told to report to the respective headi masters of the schools to which they were posted. Most of these student-teachers are from90 words
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Article32 1951-03-13 1 HONGKONG, Mar. 12 (UP; Saboteurs have struck at the heart of Communist China by wrecking a giant 25,000 kilowatt generator m the capital city of Peiping, the official32 words
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235 1951-03-13 1 TOKYO, Mar. 12 (IP) General Mac Arthur said today that the Communist aggressors must be halted m Asia or they will use their victories there as a snrinsboard for attacks on the rest of the world. Mar Arthur said Communist leaders are235 words
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Article110 1951-03-13 1 TOKYO. Mar. 12 (Pooler) —UP— Communist vehicles swarmed over North K< i roads last night m the Rreati I m ivement of the past two and Fifth Air E night intruders struck at them m nearly 50 sorties. M^jorGeneral Earl E. Partridge announced this morning110 words
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80 1951-03-13 1 LT.-GENERAL Sir Richard Gale, who is Director General of Military Training at the Wa: O;Tice is dua to arrive m Singai.v BO AC. aircraft today !li> will not be remaining m the Colony. A ter pending the night, he will coy.: journey to80 words
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Article31 1951-03-13 1 LONDON". Mar. 12 (Reuter) Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, British Commissioner General m South-East Asia, will leave London for Hongkong tomorrow after a week's consultations with the British Government.31 words
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Article58 1951-03-13 1 Chuter Ede Is New House Leader LONDON" I new i t"d;-y find time at bate on c tai Com- r ac« requested by Mr. R 1 Blackburn, lndep< for 11 a c that i liate i.>au?s like the appointment of an can admiral :*s Supre:ne Commandei I I ie were58 words
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Advertisement20 1951-03-13 1 SYNTHESIZED for I SP££D Ainoil PAINTS SOUTHEAST CO.. l! 5 laUa Itrif W. EEMI Wholesale enquiries only to: 601.E A'.FNIS20 words
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Article, Illustration45 1951-03-13 2 Captain A. Chakravarty. who commands the I.N.S. Rajput, now visiting Singapore, is also commander of the Indian Navy destroyer flotilla. He was mentioned m dispatrhes dur n? the war for minr-swpepin? operations m Burma and m the Straits of Malacca.45 words
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Article61 1951-03-13 2 Perlis To Get New Stamps bat Staff csirondent V LUMPUR, Mon. Postmasterral announces that >»tagc stamps for t Prrlis will be i sale on Monti II !1 Jfi nominations of slaaps are. lr. |c, 'v lr 10c. 15c, Me. 50t\ SI. i $a ur >.at British I \dnunistration < stWßps61 words
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Article61 1951-03-13 2 Twelve Killed In Anti-Bandit War Si idard Maff iMii»[>oiulnit A'VR, Mon. Twelve people, includtwo P.Cs, two bandits, a European and an extra PC. were killed m the taring the 21 hours ending at 9 a.m. per d two I and a g Guards m I ihang. jea troJ were re-61 words
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Article13 1951-03-13 2 •■•poLtlt-nt ;ere fii c i M Station attached wiihh m ib.^«—13 words
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Article313 1951-03-13 2 !'< ?l<i -k I'll W if M i.im.ud Mall < nrrt'spnmlrut Xl ALA LUMPWJ, M.,,,._| nwageg l'« Mhri« of ihe rank e «f Ok "-•...•...e,l l,,amh of the Fedenrtk* Police For, -ml «lv- SpeeW Co llsla „ulary a ,u,ounce,l u>Z\. lak,- effe.t from Jan. 1. tl,i313 words
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Article46 1951-03-13 2 ALLAN Gwynne, (20) who left Singapore yesterday on the Royal Inter-Ocean ship, Maetsuycker, for Australia, to study Civil Engineering at the University oi Adelaide, was .seen off by his father Dr. J. R. Gwynne, Health Officer, Muar, and Mrs. Gwj nne.46 words
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Article54 1951-03-13 2 A 28-YEAR-OLD [ndian, K. Karunakaran. was bound over m the sum of $100 tor three months by the Singapore Second Police Court Magistrate yesterday, !"i causing hurt to Low Fook with a pipe Hi H.M. Naval Bu^e. Singapore on Ja>,. 3 la.>t. He was also ordered to pay54 words
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Article45 1951-03-13 2 Standard Staff Reporter JQHORE BAHRU Mon. -A sentence ol 40 c!.iyv rigorous imprisonment vas imp sed on a M ilay Special Constable. Osman 1 Sa iban, for deserting iis post tile m ai Sew Lam V X by Jo re B Mag45 words
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Article45 1951-03-13 2 x ONE-year-old Loh X i was scnti need m the ?a pore Third District Court sterd to one yi g »rous isonment 1 thefi [a >J i I sentence wflj be followed s polici supervisi m three previoua convic-45 words
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Article39 1951-03-13 2 ay OPEN 0 g verdict c Singapore ers yesterd i t the iesl Into the death of i W rear-old hawker. Sim Cher Kuahg who as killed m a ision with Traction Com-: omnibus m Orchard Road39 words
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Article68 1951-03-13 2 Stmdard Staff Co rt^pondmt KUALA TRENGGANU, Sat. tot, M m• Tf .:::.-a: As<is- ie Drainage and Irnga Deparl eni Trengganu crn d to Head- ila 1 impur. Mr. we, nrho was entertained to pai will be sue- Mr Naraj anan, who >r training to Kuala last year. L68 words
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Article38 1951-03-13 2 The King has approved the kward ol the British Empire Medal to Inche M bamed Tahir bin Abdul Rahman, an Auxiliary Policeman, and the postal t of the sub post oflice at Simpang Pelangai, Pahang.38 words
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Article163 1951-03-13 2 assisting two Kelvwon bin Shukor and Dents bin Kelvwon to enter the Federation m a sampan without a pen:':, a 30 years old Malay, Ahmad bin Mum was fined $100 or 50 days' hard labour b>i the Muar Magistrate, Inche Rauj v. g K>k Chin aged 4:: was fined163 words
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Article86 1951-03-13 2 KOTA BAHRU, Fri. ITengku Ahmad Panglima R;r;i who was Acting State Sej cretary when Tengku Seri Maharaja went on leave has been posted to Pasir Putch as District Officer. Qic Mohamed Salleh bin Omar, who was acting m thai capacity has been transferred to > Tumpat relieving86 words
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122 1951-03-13 2 Mrs. Lament Wait, Latest Polio Death w j I Standard Stall" jl Correspondent e [<! KUALA LUMPUR, 5 i i Mon. Of the eight cases of poliomyelitis reported j c at Kuala Lumpur in the j r i past fortnight five were l Europeans, and, accordins to the Municipal j122 words
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Article35 1951-03-13 2 KTA L A LUMPUR, Mon.— Lieut. -General Sir Harold Briggs, ■Director of Operations, will go 1' on short leave at the end of i this month. He will resume duty m April.35 words
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Article161 1951-03-13 2 Tappers COL Now 40 Cents Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A special cost of living allowance of 40 cents a day will be paid to all tappers and adult field workers with effect from Jan. 1, this year, pending the issue of the report of the Board of Arbitration161 words
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296 1951-03-13 2 Standard Start" Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Judgment was reserved today by Mr. Justice I). M. K. (,rant m the Supreme Court m the ease against two rubber tappers, Tan Chye Chor and his nister Tan Lee Hock, charged uilh consorting with armed person*.. The prosecution alleged296 words
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Article192 1951-03-13 2 Standard Siaff rorrrspontlent KUALA U MPI R. Mon. The three k« > MahiNan Railway working l>o<ii<> ihe I^ocomotivc riifeiiaf im*a I nion, the Permanent Way Oflieer** Union and ilw I Signalmen's I nion have decided, after a two day meeting held m kuala Lumpur to send192 words
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Article75 1951-03-13 2 Joget Anna NoT For Fighting JORORE BAHRI Sun."This Is the fourth case of the type to come before this court." remarked .Magistrate Inche A. Kadir Yusof yesterday when two young Malays pleaded guilty to exchanging blows at the Jogot .Modern arena. "Joget Modern is licensed a a place for recreation75 words
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Article112 1951-03-13 2 KUALA LUMPUR, *I I Twenty-six-yeai I RaUtam I Thilarapalanv was comn \u i to stand on trial oi a charge of murder, by incite Dm liim. First Magistrate, today conclusion of a pre i inquiry, m which the ac. was alleged to have stal112 words
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Article60 1951-03-13 2 KLUANG, Mon i. V.. i Loon <A2' .i hospital clerk with 20 years service was bound over for 12 months on a sun I ISM today on a criminal breach of trust ge involving S I 838 by the Kluang Circuit n gu ti t<60 words
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Advertisement73 1951-03-13 2 ■or four Tiffin Z vtf* nf thy Popular PEACOCK BRAND Wide Mouth VACUUM FLASKS with I TIFFIN CARRIERS •■<). Him- unl Greeß f lood Hot or Volti 9 »f*v inspect ion inritvd to our V#-«r Shop: Phmmv 2169.T F^IART/1" sowing; machines .^uf",". < >< ■*fl* 1 -ran r by paying73 words
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Advertisement87 1951-03-13 2 farr/er -fiattfam /nt?cfor-fra//er preferred The Korrier "Bantam" tractor-trailer combination handles a four-five ton payioad with speed and economy, Its manoeuvrability makes if ideal for quick work m congested areas and as the tractor is operative with any number of detachable trailers, idling time is reduced to a minimum. The Far87 words
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Miscellaneous365 1951-03-13 2 FEDERATION DIARY SELANGOR TAIPUC KUALA LUMPUR Sl r N: Paik Hint c*.in Chow BEX: Deep Waters 2.30, 6.30 and I (Mandarin) 2.30, 715 and 9.30 9.15 pjn. P m ODKOV Mr. 880. 3, 6.45. 91 V CARLTON: Story Of Sam Nyong n I (Cantonese) 3, 0.40 and 9.15 PWILION: Samson365 words
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Article193 1951-03-13 3 Chief Justice Weleomed In Penang Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mon. Men I i rs of the Bar turned out m full f ree today to greet Chief Justice Mr. S. W. P. Foster-' Sutton, who was taking his place on the bench, as president of the Court of Appeal h<193 words
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Article39 1951-03-13 3 KOTA BHARU, Mon.— Mr. J. G. Adams, president of the Sessions Court, has received a mcs.sage that his father m England has passed away. Mr. Adams has left for a month's i furlough m England.39 words
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Article102 1951-03-13 3 Standard Malay Correspondent ALOR STAR, Mon.-An offi- cial spokesman for the Government ot Kedah today denied a report thai the visit of the Sullen of Kedah to United Kingdom is connected with the love affair of his niece, Tengku Zabariah. The spokesman pointed out that a London report that102 words
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Article392 1951-03-13 3 Feaeration Wants 200 Clerks Jobs Going For All This is the sixth of a eries of articles delving into the prospects which the successful candidates of the Cambridge examinations have m getting employment. Standard Staff Reporter IN ADDITION to the 100 Asian Inspectors and the 100 Technical Apprentices wanted by392 words
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Article, Illustration66 1951-03-13 3 I In their new dark green I uniform, these three smart < j girls from the Singapore < Immigration Department i look cool and comfortable, i From the left: Mrs. T. M. I Griffin, secretary to Mr. i J. L. J. Haxworth, Con- i troller of Immigration. i Mrs. A.Standard - 66 words
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Article80 1951-03-13 3 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Mon.— The third area m Porak to come under a dawn-to-dusk daily curfew is Siputeh, a township south of Pusing. A Government press release today stated that from today a stricter curfew has been imposed m the wired area of Siputeh town.80 words
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212 1951-03-13 3 Standard Staff Reporter IHE nursing profession offers opportunities for «iirls. I nder the ih'w scheme, the probationary period tor nurses 1 training lias been reduced to three years ami four months. This lias become possible as the full midwifery course has been postponed till212 words
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220 1951-03-13 3 PENANG, Won. Mr. \u Ho«m Haw, Governing i Director of The Singapore i Tiger Standard and the I Sin Poh chain of newspapers arrived here by Standard plane today from Singapore to find a suitable site to build a i 8100.000 home220 words
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Article35 1951-03-13 3 Standard Stall Correspondent KUANTAN, Mon.~ Mr. Ton Kin San from Kuala Lumpur has joined the staff of the [Kuantan Labour Department m place Mr. Joseph Cheah, who has been transferred to Penang.35 words
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Article62 1951-03-13 3 A NAVAL launch manned by the Malayan Naval Force struck a rock m the approaches to the Dinding River, Perak while on Malayan coast patrol duty last Saturday and later sank m shallow water. The Fiat,' Officer. Malayan Area yesterday said all the crew were safe62 words
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Article27 1951-03-13 3 The first meeting of the fourth session of the Council of State, Kelantan, will be held at the Astana Balai Besar, Kota Bahru, this Thursday.27 words
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Article101 1951-03-13 3 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mon.— Miss Lee Kirn i S third daughter of Mr. and j Mrs. Lee Phang Leng, was married today to Mr. Teoh Tiaw I Tee. second son of Dr. and Mrs. Teoh Cheng Toe before a large gathering of friends and relatives101 words
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Article164 1951-03-13 3 °'d. When a.sked what he would do if his daughter embraced Christianity to marry Collins, Tengku I Yahya said, "If such a thing happens, what can I do?" A London report, meanwhile, says that Tengku Malik Oxford University stfcdent, cousin of Tengku Zabariah, told the "Pictorial"164 words
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Article102 1951-03-13 3 After The Feast Comes The... {Standard Staff Correspondent i 1 1 KUANTAN. Mon. A 1 Chinese tapper and two < 1 1 women, who were rushed < ]i to Kuantan hospital from i Beserah yesterday are still |>m a serious condition. i They said that they ate I 1 "nasi102 words
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Article186 1951-03-13 3 TAIPING, Mon.— The Acting Senior Superintendent of the Perak Prisons, Mr. J. It w. Burton told the Taipmg Coroner that when he went to the prison on Feb. 5 he saw an Indian muttering prayers to himsell and holding a blade of tailor shears m186 words
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Article113 1951-03-13 3 PARIT BUNTAR, M Jani bin Idris. a Banjarese aged 20. was charged before Inche Abdul W ihab bin Abdullah m the gan Serai Circuit Magistrate's court recently with hurting Jelani bin Mokhtar, Suppiah, and Corporal Abdul Fattah. Jani was said to have picked a113 words
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Article18 1951-03-13 3 KUANTAN, Mon— Over 390 children were inoculated against diphtheria at Cambang by the h( ilth authorities.18 words
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209 1951-03-13 3 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Mon. —A Cadet A.S.P., who dived into a river to capture a bandit and who shot a terrorist about to throw a grenade at his party was today presented with a Perak Meritorious Service Medal hy the Sultan ;«t209 words
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Article90 1951-03-13 3 IPOH. Mon. Three temporary unofficial* of the Perak Slate Council received their instruments of appointment from the Sultan at the Council Chamber this morning. They are Mr. J T Chappel replacing Mr. J. D. Mead now m Washington for the Tin Conference, Mr. Toh Eng Hoe a:.90 words
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Article50 1951-03-13 3 RAF. light and medium bombers were out yesterday attack- ing bandit targets m Perak m support of ground force operations. Last niiilit Lincoln medium bombers flew out again m darkness to strike m two waves at a target on the borders of Johore and Negri Scmbilan.50 words
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Article46 1951-03-13 3 KOTA BAHRU. Mon. The Kt-iantan Teachers 1 Union ;:nd the Ismail English School Old Boys Association will hold a debate between their members at the Ismail English School hall this Thursday. The motion: "Science IS constructive" Mr. Justice F. Briggs will be the chairman.46 words
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Advertisement241 1951-03-13 3 I MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION MILLION S LOTTERY Ist Prize $250,000 2nd Prize $125,000 3rd Prize 50,000 4th Prize 20,000 2 Prizes of $10,000 10 Prizes of 5,000 30 Prizes of 2,000 II DRAWING DATE 22nd APRIL, 1951 AT IPOH PLEASE APPLY FOR TICKETS EARLY. TICKETS: a $1 each available ai241 words
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Advertisement246 1951-03-13 3 h(fc SHOCK-RESISTING f IV 1 1 L I JE S M T^PB^^ •-••CA^OliI -Tl t i•. j NATIVE GOT Ist PRIZE IN SISSaPORE ASCENDANT <%' SACHTARH S < Definition j Financial Lor«l Saturn i^ m Itfi Xc^- g ©wo *-i«j:n Lord of Prosperity Sun m G debilitation, but Jupiter is246 words
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Advertisement26 1951-03-13 3 J5 sr L mi <mSi FOX A IT HI smo; GOOD CIGAR! n sole 1. BARTHOI OMI I SZ I M» SIX< VP «l m EEER26 words
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Article, Illustration283 1951-03-13 4 Standard Staff Reporter ABOUT 200 Singapore Harbour Board Malay policemen who live w 1 1 1 c their families m a leaky and dirty old Japanese store house at the Yacht Club, Tanjong Pagar, are now going about their duties with a grouse* They283 words
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Article, Illustration66 1951-03-13 4 A 37-year-old Singapore Cantonese lorry driver, Tham Kai who pleaded guilty to a charge of dangerous driving and causing the death of t>2-year-old Teo Hay Bcng, was fined $350 or m default three months rigorous imprisonment by the Traffic District Judge, S. E. Teh, yesterday. Mr. S.66 words
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Article128 1951-03-13 4 A TWO-HOUR free variety show will be staged by Radio Malaya m the V.M.C.A. Hall ;at 8 p.m. today. A few sketches will also be presented. Guest artistes will include Larry Fenton and his Tin-Can Toledos, the Manasseh Sisters, Patterson Hutton (Baritone) and Paddy Barrett128 words
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134 1951-03-13 4 360 Can Join YMCASchool Of Commerce THREE hundred and sixty! students can join the V.M.C.A. < commercial school when it reopens towards the end o: May. Mr. Rowland Lyne, the j secretary of the YMCA, told The Standard yesterday. Enrolment for the new sos- j sion will start immediately after134 words
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Article122 1951-03-13 4 Needle Work To Be Shown THE DIRECTOR of Education, Mr. A. W. Frisby, will open an exhibition of embroidery and other needle works at the British Council Mali on Mar. 22. The exhibition will remain open daily til! Mar. 31. The exhibition is open to pupils of Chinese schools m122 words
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Article30 1951-03-13 4 THE Technical Association of Malaya (Singapore branch) will hold a film show for all its members at the Shell Theatrette at Collyer Quay, at 7 p.m. today.30 words
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Article280 1951-03-13 4 Saw Employer Being Stabbed EVENTS leading to the death of a Singapore Harbour Board labour contractor, Tan Chew Tin, who was stabbed m his office i" East Reclamation Road on Nov. 18. last year, were revealed m the Singapore Assize Court, yesterday, when Yeo Ah Song, a niandore, stood trial280 words
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Article63 1951-03-13 4 AX APPEAL to the Singapore public to report to their elected representatives on the I Municipal Commission cases of market stall-holders using abusive language was made yesterday by Mr. J. ML Jumai bhoy. Independent Commissioner for the City Ward. He told The Standard that I the63 words
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192 1951-03-13 4 SE Asia Varsity Delegates To Meet In S'pore Standard Staff Reporter A CONFERENCE on students' health m I nivenl* ties all over South-East Asia will he held m Singapore on Mar. 28 when delegates of various Universities im the Far East are expected to attend. The tight-day meeting m the192 words
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Article121 1951-03-13 4 CIVILIAN employees at the three Armed Services m Singapore have b<v; denied the right i combine tocethei m their fight better ms and c> .13 mci t, '.hough I Services Aii themi 9 have l'io vstr < )f protecting the;r interests .is e:n This is staled121 words
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55 1951-03-13 4 SING A PORK S MtiOt puisne judge. 111 Justice Murray Buttrose, sat on the boncfa for •the first time m the Singapore 1 Assize Court, yesterday Mr. Justice Murray Bi: 1 came to Singapore with the Bntish Military Administration after > the reoccupation and55 words
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Advertisement800 1951-03-13 4 I EP APVERT ISEMENTS MARRIAGE >HE Marriage between Miss QUve Phelomena Satur roungest daugther of Mr. firs, H. Satur ad Rangoon •■n! Mr. Patrick McKeon son of iate Mr. J. T. McKeon and urs. M. Lynara of Singapore vi take place at the Cathed- > of the Good Shepherd at800 words
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Advertisement553 1951-03-13 4 TENDER NOTICES RENDERS from Class A registered Contractors will be received by the State Engineer. Selangor, up to 3 p m on 26th March, 1951 for the Purchase of (1) Pumping Sets Piping (3) Valves. Full particulars are obtainable from the office of Senior Executive Engineer. Waterworks, SeianSor. P.W.D. Kuala553 words
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Advertisement35 1951-03-13 4 d n d hi P n Kfc..*~ m nt n p q -5^ jififi lI M llhll Jl t" Af A Fl /7 O Z7 Mm^*'^' m^ v N I' 4 IP 1 W'/i/ffi M'Mi/f'll'li*W*iiJm35 words
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Miscellaneous8 1951-03-13 4 C_i_ m _^E± a z J '^bmi %m%m\mmkW\W\ikK\\8 words
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Article, Illustration429 1951-03-13 5 WASHINGTON, March 11. (UP)— General Dwight D. Eisen- ..r. Supreme Commander of the Atlantic Pact Army, would use aU>m\v bomb "instantly" il war comes, and it he is convinced up :ih! bring sufficient destruction to the enemy, it was dis-AP - 429 words
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169 1951-03-13 5 ASHINGTON, Mar. II (AP) Prt^i.lent Trn■*S lnt» rnational \<l\ i>ory Board hafl NlggCSled the IaIMM of the Tiuri-«-Eiiphra!«*s alley m thr Easl ro«ld provide land for 7.^.000 Arab ft iiiL iron Palestißc. a res oi p iand could be B ~j. aceatI a ie\. n169 words
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81 1951-03-13 5 AVOT ST. LAWRENCE, Mar. 12: (AP)— George Bernard Shaw's home here will be opened to the public on Sunday. March 18 for two shillings and visitors will be allowed to go through the; rooms m which the playwright lived from 1908 until he81 words
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Article, Illustration82 1951-03-13 5 The K-l. the U.S. Navy's new submarine, rests on the ways at the Electric Boat Company, in (iroton. Con.ieclicut Mar. 2. just before her launching. The first n;>w-type submarine to be launched since the end of World War* II. the K-l is equipped with theAP - 82 words
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233 1951-03-13 5 China Reds Again Attack British Rule In Malaya SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 12 (AP)— The Chinese CoiniminiM* firtnl propaganda sahos at Malaya, Sarawak and the Philippines yesterday. Most of the tim«- m Peking Radio's broadcasts was devoted to denunciation of Ihe British m Malawi. Last week the Reds demanded officially that233 words
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Article59 1951-03-13 5 A Swiss military court has con- victed tnree Swiss army officers j and six civilians of responsibility for the wartime construction of faulty concrete defence Installa- 1 tions la Switzerland's most im- j pbrtani defence areas. Tests made on the concrete bunkers j alter the war showed that59 words
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164 1951-03-13 5 US Plan To Fight Famine And Hunger KEY WEST, (Florida), Mar. 12 AP) a multi-billion dollar spending programme under a powerful new foreign economics par was proposed to President i Truman on Sunday to "break the! back of hunger and famine"' and halt Soviet aggression short of war. The proposal164 words
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Article39 1951-03-13 5 PRAGL'E. Mar. 12 (UP)—Czechoslovakia's Human Catholic Primate Archbishop Josef Beran i has been banned from the Prague i diocese and a capitular vicar has j been named to perform his duties, the official Prague Radio j announced.39 words
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Article236 1951-03-13 5 96 Shot At Canton In 3 Days HONGKONG, Mar. 12 (AP) Fifty-one persons were executed at Canton yesterday for "inexcusable counter-revolu-tionary crimes," dispatches to two pro-Communist papers here, the Ta Kung Pao and Wen Wei Po, said today. The executions were announced by the Military Justice Department of the Canton236 words
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231 1951-03-13 5 WASH IN GTOX. Mar. 11 CUP)— It was learned that radio-controlled bombs are I being used m the Korean war. They are fairly crude compared with advanced models presently under development, but they, nonetheless, are fore-! runners of guided missiles. The j bombs are231 words
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Article214 1951-03-13 5 BELGRADE. Mar. 12. (AP>— Prime Minister Marshal Joa Tito warned Rus.-:a and i'k j Soviet satellites on Sun< that Yugoslavia stands ready to .-pill her blood to defend her independence and ',:>< i J from any invasion attack from j the east. He declared.214 words
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290 1951-03-13 5 TAIPEI. Mar. 12 (AP) Heavy bam kave kWnsJ the Chinese CommuiUf4i t<» order more than 200,000 additional troops to Korea, the Gbinefic Naiionali-i I Defence Ministry n:|iei led last night. The ministry iflrifl said the Peking twa&mm had derided to -end 150290 words
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Article139 1951-03-13 5 TOKYO 12 CAP) Genera. -quarters i i ay ;\*'<l a repot lus In X w ped out i Chii North X m troops. The rep >r1 contra Eighth Army statement two days afi I there was no confirmed evidence of a typhus i •.mo. Tiit>139 words
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147 1951-03-13 5 Hussein Ala Made Iran's New Premir TEHER Mar L 2 (Al Shah M fid R» yesterday named Husseii an diplomat and not* d anti-Communist, as i: premier. Informed souro the Senate unaniir proved his appointment ai lower house is exp-.^ jinn the nomil 1 without difficulty. Ala is a former147 words
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Article36 1951-03-13 5 v. VSHINGTON. M Pro .uem Truman a greater observance o1 G hi iday. said t: i a has set the tdversi more destrud n the locusts or the sent against36 words
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Advertisement14 1951-03-13 5 C&tt&KcL THROUGHOUT MALAYA AND \ZfN3r V.A TO SARAWAK, NORTH BORNEO. v fKDONESIA, THAILAND. BURMA,14 words
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Advertisement64 1951-03-13 5 Truman Signs Huge Naval Construction Bill KEY WEST. FLORIDA. Mar. 11 (Reuter) President Truman holidaying here today signed America's biggest post war naval construction bill carrying authority for spending US 52. 506.000,000. It provides rjr the building, inter alia, of firstly a 57.000--ton aircraft carrier capable of launching bombing planes64 words
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Advertisement49 1951-03-13 5 OTTON fe i Oun Hats SUITABLE FOR ifci^ BO V S an i) YELLOW BLUE if* ¥W* r7 LAWN, BRIM iPfF' *f y <£ CIRCULAR STITCHED Ib) "V f SUN BONNETS FOR GIRLS IN FIGURED AND NURSERY RHYV-E DESIGNS. From &3L m m war* xp <fflf JW> < CHILDREN* SECTION49 words
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Article, Illustration60 1951-03-13 6 Mr. James Payne, Australian Trade Commissioner lor Malaya second from left), chats with Mr. D. StuUlibury. (lelt), :\ctinff Secretary for Economic Affairs, Singapore; Mr. Jogindra Singh, Indian Trade Commissioner, and Mr. R. C. Huffman, I.S. Commercial Attache, at yesterday's luncheon at Princes60 words
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Article, Illustration199 1951-03-13 6 Bread Price Is Increased By 3 Cents In Singapore Standard Staff Reporter \l) will be three rents dearer m Singapore from Thursday. The increase m price, from 25 cents for a pound-loaf at present to 2H rent-. will be introduced simultaneously by botb the Cold Storage Royal Bakery and tbe199 words
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Article130 1951-03-13 6 US Govt. May Take Over IN Mar. b to i lace >'! buying ia tin fell -r:i- i Hah! i partc i t>» be inn :•> today. Such actioa recomi weel by Seaate I Servii m ttee, v i:.v ;itlon between goi it and !>; v 1' con-tr.i;.;u-r! „> of130 words
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Article564 1951-03-13 6 AFTER dropping from $709 per picul to $541j|, the tin price m Singapore yesterday took a turn upwards for the first time since the nited States announcement of suspension of stock- i» m« 'i,; Tiii^if V days price <>f 5554 picul, a rise of $12£, alti acted564 words
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Article60 1951-03-13 6 BANY. V rk Mar 12 VI P [i nt Paul L. Phillips VFL International Bro►od <»f Papermakers said per publu i i > current shorttge ol rint. He asserted thai "< verybody J to want to use the pap< i nanufact scapegoats" for i '.he sH I ge60 words
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447 1951-03-13 6 Mistake To Berate America's Allies Warns US Journal v Mar. 12. Warning that it would ht ;t lo ovcrainpfifj the presenl tin situation ■a'a allies withoul restraint, 91 the p«wng Star, m an tditoria] entitled "Tin and the > i i- !v >■■ tailed h,r the formation of a >]447 words
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Article, Illustration96 1951-03-13 6 r- Staff 1 ponev Nesi c lalaya Ltd resi r jer Mr with S Ir t M P rker m Tne late Xo< po- I to. was 3 inti d 2 n!r k n ac rcui 1; t0 r> Bfo Mr. baric tegi96 words
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Article13 1951-03-13 6 Ite L.S. G.)\. Dmeni baa assured growers thai they will13 words
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Article86 1951-03-13 6 Gilmour Returns Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S In:i icial Secretary, Mr Andrew Gilmour, delegate to the third session of the ECAFE Committee on Industry and Trade held m Lahore list month, returned yesterday to the Colony. Mr. Jap Pheng Geek who attended the meetings as an unofficial adviser, Dato Haji Rfohamed86 words
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204 1951-03-13 6 Standard SiafT Reporter THE DEPUTY Food Controller, Mr. \Y. \Y. Jenkins, >vill meet representatives <» t* the Singapore Coconut Oil MillorV Association on Thursday h» discuss the fixing of a reasonably cheap price for coconut oil. which i- widely used m204 words
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Article74 1951-03-13 6 The latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday (Mar. 12) wore per b. Buyers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S. Spot loose <nom.) $2,043 $2.05) F. 0.8. m... bales Afar. No. 1 R.S.S. 8:!.O3'. $2.04 i No. 2 R.S.S. $1.94 $1.95 No. 3 R.S.S. (Norn.) •51.79 $1.80 Tone: Quiet. LONDON RUBBER Monday's opening74 words
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Article32 1951-03-13 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. The price of Tin to-day was $554 per picul. Op $12*. LONDON TIN Monday's prices first session were: Spot £1,24t buyer* JtI.JM sellers. Three months £1,105 buyers £1,110 sellers.32 words
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Article20 1951-03-13 6 Bengal cotton exports during 1950 totalled 178.814 bales including 28.4U9 bales to America nnr) fanarfa A P20 words
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Article127 1951-03-13 6 Standard Staff Reporter THE produce market m Singapore wa.s dull yesterday with hardly any business activity recorded. Copra had buyers at $f)9 per picul and sellers $(il a quiet market. No deal was reported. Coconut oil sellers quoted ?iOO per picul, with buyers reluctant Pepper prices127 words
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Article173 1951-03-13 6 Standard Staff Reporter l SINGAPORE. Mon.— The' steadiness ol the tin metal market today was rellected m the tin section of the Malayan i share market, m which there was a lair turnover of business at improved prices. Rubber shares were quiet. w h i173 words
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292 1951-03-13 6 Standard "^iaiT Reporter TO FIX!) outlets for Australian goods, which arc becoming available for export m me: volume, I Trade Promotion Section of the D v i I Mark Australian Department of Commerce and Agriculture is constantly ngaged m a systematic survey of i v292 words
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Article88 1951-03-13 6 THE public is to be Invited sex >n to buy shai es m the Joh i/e -Ba iru Co-operative Society, which is now be g formed. Ai a preliminary public meeting, the British Adviser. Jo I c j presided and an o ganisation Committee was elected. This88 words
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Article185 1951-03-13 6 Standard Staff Reporter WITHDRVWAL of support from gvcracM raiiM-d ftttthei drop m rubber prices m tbe Singapore rubl)er uuirket N<-tcr(i-\ one sla^e, a decline of about ten cent* per II). \ui> IDHmlnl New York. Australia and r Hongkong practically kept out of the m;irket, while simultaneously upcountry185 words
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Article71 1951-03-13 6 MESSRS Co Se." the following r v a r y: G a Rut" Estate Ltd., 21 lbs.; Aver Paruis Rubber Esl U Ltd 84.5iM) lbs Glenealy Plantations Ltd. 75.000 lbs: Kluang Rubber Company Ltd. lbs Pajam Ltd. 121,0 I Tambalak Rubbir Estates Ltd 27.440 lbs.: Talisman71 words
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75 1951-03-13 6 firn her m authorise their en le luct their d m their monthly salaries remil them to ths- ties, said the Compti er ol [ncome-tax yest i 13 He stressed I <* they c inform th< mptroller k one month ol the r< I tai notice75 words
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Article33 1951-03-13 6 All Perak Chinese To Decide I aopl: Chii I he mat i cor a Sum s il to Govemmi I P I open c;iex; ope: g S won f; T he has proc33 words
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Advertisement52 1951-03-13 6 Let tke gf Portable Rotary Dflpflcofof Double Your Sglqs Ex Godcwn Singopcrc, A Full -Sized Dupi;<:a'or winch makes PERFECT copies tmfo\ fcr t 2 overage requiremenfs Offices, Schools, Scores, Clu' Hospitals ond o!l w'^o wish I* promote soles end business direct mail contact. H. A. O'Conncr Ce., LtdLaidlaw Building. Battery52 words
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Article, Illustration551 1951-03-13 7 Port S' ham Must Expand —Says Report standard Staff Correspondent Xl ALA LUMPUR, Won. Port Swettenham'g ri^ as the leading port m the Federation m the past twelve months has been phenomenal. The average monthly freight tonnage handled last year was 72,018, little less than I h times the figure551 words
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Article, Illustration103 1951-03-13 7 THE troopship Empire Orivell, which arrh'ed m Singapore yesterday, brouylit some 200 troops as replacements. Some 30 Army and 20 R.A.F. families also disembarked from the vessel. Mrs. Bertie, wife of Corporal James Bertie of the Seaforth Highlanders, was rather happu when she learned from her husband that103 words
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298 1951-03-13 7 Standard Shipping Reporter THE I.N.S. destroyer Rajput, flagship of the Indian Navy destroyer flotilla, which participated m the recent Australian Commonwealth Jubilee celebrations, entered the Naval Base on arrival m Singapore yesterday. The warship will remain m this port unlil298 words
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Advertisement198 1951-03-13 7 ROYAL ROTTERDAM LLOYD Aden, Port Said, Rotterdam and Amsterdam Spore P. Sham Penani MODJOKERTO 17 20 March 22 March SARANGAN 19/20 Apr. 21 Apr. 22 Apr. ROTTERDAM HIDING CO. (M) LTD Shipping Department Tel: 5071 txt. 19 10 HEAP ENG MOH SS CO., LTD. I (Red Funnel Line) SOON BEE198 words
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Advertisement644 1951-03-13 7 SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA UK CONI IN^ •*k\lknaas tor Ba%oa Baacaoa km 9 Mar I Mar. r ■PION1A" lor BanKkoK 19-1& Mar I Mar I i I MaT. •NORDVtST 1 for HonilkODp Kobe .V Yokohama 23 25 Mnr IRRIA for Sal«nn A- Bacgkok 1-2 Apr 20-31 Mir 29-29 Mar. •NORI>II\AI" for644 words
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Miscellaneous756 1951-03-13 7 [air arrivals) v£^ ■■{ond DEPARTURES) f r^: r is Arrivals AIR CEYLON from Colombo «i..'>o .i m. K.I .M. from Lmsterdam l.'..;ti pm. QEA BO AC from Sydney 4.:;.* p.m. (PA. from Bangkok ~> 30 p m MALAYAN AIRWAYS from Knchinf 1.14 p.m. Departures (PA. for Bangkok 1.45 p.m. GABUDA756 words
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Article, Illustration1149 1951-03-13 8 OSWALD HENRY - Taut Story, Fine Cast In Basil Dearden Film Cage Of Gold OSWALD HENRY h. ■i \(.J OF (iOl.l)' (BaJißg I vli l(M |>eft handhnt; ot ast md efficient directing b> Hi^i! Dearden has result ».(i m .i British picture that is as taut i> the story it carries. D ft1,149 words
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Article672 1951-03-13 8 WAS IT MATURE? SIR Am 1 correct m assuming that the^ thrilling lion Pieht staged m "Samson And Delilah" was NOT done by Victor Mature, but by a stuntSor double? The fact that Sne doesn't see Matures face Except m close-ups) during the actual672 words
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Article, Illustration432 1951-03-13 8 M. RAKICH - M. RAKICH By N ARDENT woman ad- mirrr of the well known Dutch painter Le Mayeur of Bali, who describes him as "the most hospitable nun I have ever met," is combing Singapore m search of acerI tain picture of the artist "to keep432 words
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Miscellaneous338 1951-03-13 8 \*r* a ngt AIR Today's Ra«iio Programmes RADIO MAI Sl\(,\P(h;i thi Mciti'S and »:r» am Pm th. I Inlii ;ud< m m mn tilt N, h.1..i. I On hoii a I ii |4 l.oni; Oi i h<-u a n S< hool- li, I |'i o| B.ffl Ihf I) i\ift (,rjn338 words
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Article209 1951-03-13 9 HEOW CHEE FENG, (31), $100 and sentenced to one day's simple imprisonment m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday, for causing evous hurt to a woman. Chen Ng N g at Lorong Sidin on Nov. 7 1 He ordered to pay a comp« n ti >1209 words
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Article, Illustration461 1951-03-13 9 RAF OFFICER MAKES HIS DEFENCE I Says He Knew It f I Was An Offence SQUADRON Leader George Charles Winton j of the Royal Air Force told the Singapore First i District Judge, Mr. H. E. Kingdon yesterday that when he arrived from England, he broughtLillian Buckoke - 461 words
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166 1951-03-13 9 ■I THE PRESIDENT of tin- Animal Lover's League m Singapore, Mrs. K. S. (Unions, urged thai where possible each school should rais<- a fund for a kennel m order to helo the rescue work of the League. Mrs. Clemons said that I kennel166 words
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Article56 1951-03-13 9 A YOUNG Indian, Nani was tentatively charged m the Singa-L pore Second Police Court yester- day. with robbing Veerappa ot $12.50 and an identity card. The offence was alleged to have taken place at Syed Alwi Road on March 9. The case was postponed to Mar. 1956 words
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Article113 1951-03-13 9 SIX MALAYS, five Boyanese, two Indians and a Javanese were all committed to stand, trial at the Assizes attcr a pre- j Liminary inquiry m the Singa* pore Relief Court yesterday when the men were tentatively 1 char d with rioting, causing hurl to a Municipal engineer,113 words
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Article277 1951-03-13 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. V new NCO brings luck to "B" Troop. 42 Commando when they art- out hunting bandits. So far, eveiytime they have had a new NCO il.,.»ii ili.v have contacted and killed terrorists. According to Capt. John Matthewson, military observer, the Commandos277 words
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Article113 1951-03-13 9 WORKS for the Singap »re Art Society's annual open exhibition must be delivered at the Briti Council Centre on Apr. 5 or 6 The exhibition on Apr 21 I 29 will be opened by MajorGeneral D. Dunlop W rks m any medium, oil, water colour, tempera. pastel,113 words
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Advertisement38 1951-03-13 9 r<%? milfni^n TO f^T ENTRY A??JL 1951. PENANG AREA 43 000 SQ. FT. CENTRAL LOCAUTY, BUILDING FACING 2 STREETS. SU!TA3IE FOR OFFICE, SHOWROOMS, GARAGE, WORKSHOP ETC. APPLY 211 VICTORIA STREET, PENANG. mtn [t n G mnttn i ri.wjr\nrvvu'trw--»u»-r>r»-38 words
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Advertisement109 1951-03-13 9 E.AST SHOW'S TOBAW "PEASANT TAKES*^' WIFE I i felßH^^^^l F Fl S^ >^% I II I ■111 l I —II II *~-i U-i-«..7. T .T?~-*'"4B-£l'?. < 3Si Ilil I'll! *^v^^- '^"^C 1 rC2ilSfTt*tii-!£Q iiiipkjr lIDDIPUT D r l^ %fr<^^y 3pHPt^E» backgrounds o! ?> !^fe^ 1 I/.E2& Julii.r.- Baliru jw^ J109 words
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Miscellaneous33 1951-03-13 9 r" \,w V NOW pTHERE YOU AKE,S:^... fPV| N N W-C |U5T EN DOC Kow EALLV NOTHING if f -V 1 i\ [\\AVBE I SHOULDA )^^^^>\ TH' IDEA S^SELLIN 7 7 NOW, j^ M33 words
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277 1951-03-13 10 THE m-ar t -,l lliinj! la a civic welcome await* the Singapore Asiaa j i; iHn Vonlinsent Si. reU-rns to .be Colon, oa Srtarday after iU i ,iiriiriMimlv -joocl performance at Ne.v Uellii. At a meeting of the SmgaK>re Olympic Snorts Council teld at277 words
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Article92 1951-03-13 10 Report By SBA t ie 1 c;,u c n I •wi ire J T 5 Cup final m j the S f n 1 2 sgs fi" Singapore B ton Assot lIS, too, may mak the 1 So far, t total ol 63 the Singai I towards I ir >d.92 words
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Article62 1951-03-13 10 Shell Helps Ong, Marjan O\ II Lira and Isn ;:.e W i md. lality s Sports < pec "y memo-- si M. S uar and G Scou s rep has i king afi inQ He h nr us i lice at 1 Cub at t the Club's bbm I m62 words
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Article82 1951-03-13 10 setia 1 Pa-*t3 the prom i I too i artw i Colony, celebrato anni- j i r this S t 4 30 pan. 6. Carpi N ra t to the p tourna c |>c icecni] get ra resu party's t < i-. :i Singles: C n M82 words
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Article145 1951-03-13 10 SYDNEY, Mar. 12 (ReuterVK P> Management ol Sydney Stadium has given Australian lightweight champion Jack Has- son until April 9 to get down to 9.9 to defend his title against Frankie Flannery but General render ol his title was a fore•4. me conclusi m. F ur b145 words
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Article404 1951-03-13 10 j.U ')I\ Mar. 12 (Renter-AAP). Dismissing Otago twice lodaj for an aggregate o* 220 runs on a rain-damaged pitch, \Ur WCC beat them by an innings and !t»l rim- with a <iu> to spare. Denis Compton declared the MM first jn«i«JS s c l404 words
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Article100 1951-03-13 10 N I) 0 N Mar. 12 (Renter) Representatives of Football league clubs, at i private conference here today, agreed to support Sußderlsutd's proposal th.it players' wages should be increased to i maximum oi EH .i week. The present maximum is £12. Ht.v t<> keep soaring transfer100 words
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337 1951-03-13 10 I, NEW DELHI, Mar. 11 (UP)— The winners and L runners-up m Bcyen event* of the First Asian Games were forgotten people" today heeause they clul not rree.ve nit dais ami as one of them told the United Press, The honour is due to337 words
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Article54 1951-03-13 10 Norman Von Nida Arriving Today THE A istralian >pen ChamI Norman Yon Nida. the MlcWilliams golf t« ir- m which top v »ii«-':s from Bi itain, New Zealand, the Philip- tralia c mpeted, is expected to arrive m Sing tod; He i? on his way to S Air a challeng54 words
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Article89 1951-03-13 10 i ELEVEN championships will be staged by the Singapore TableTennis Association this season which commences next month. The Association has circulated letters asking for entries m the Inter-Club League, Junior InterClub League, Inter School League, men's and women's singles, junior men's singles, veteran singles, juvenile singles,89 words
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193 1951-03-13 10 PEXAXG, Mon.— Associated in' i century partnership with his brother, Eustace, Douglas La- Brooy, who was playing lor the Ceylon Association against the Chinese Recreation Club at cricket here yesterday hit up a] 5 splendid 99 before he mistimed j a full193 words
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Article138 1951-03-13 10 S'pore Call For FA Tourists FOOTBALL ASSDCIA- I TION of England's 17- I man contingent which is to tour Australia ami New Zealand m May will play a game m Singapore if the intinerary allows for i a stop-over m the Colony. i This is promised by FA secretary, Sir138 words
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Article160 1951-03-13 10 YMMAScore Good Win Over CYMA THE Youn? Muslim Association obtained the second win of Hi* 1 season when they defeated] the Christian Young Meni Assori ciation by four goals to nil vn fl Division 3B soccer matcn at Geylang Stadium yesterday. Tnc YMMA should have won by a greater margin160 words
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Article74 1951-03-13 10 WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND, Mar. 12 (Reuter-AAP) Osmond Cleal, Auckland all-rounder, will not be available to play for New Zealand m the first Tost match again I the MCC which begins at Christchurch on March. 17. His place will be taken bj Anthony ribbon, Ca74 words
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Article112 1951-03-13 10 CrossCountry RUN April 1 A CROSS c ninti y pi proximate] y three :mles wil held m Singai re on April 1. The C.A. stud h"' tion are mv iting < ries 1 nt. T I d from p a sir P R An eni be charge I and 1112 words
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702 1951-03-13 10 By "TIME TEST 1 THE debul of newcomer kudat (late Silver Pool), a three-year-old h»i o! the Bprinting sire Brunei (bj Gold Bridge) ai tl»« forthcoming Perak Turl Huh "Derby* 1 meeting, be followed with keen interest by racegoers m Malaya. H<702 words
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Article291 1951-03-13 10 SAFA League Soccer SINGAPORE Recreation Club had only themselves to blame for their one-nil defeat at the hand* of REME at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday m Bietr S\FA Division I match, i With the set of forwards* they fielded SRC could never have hoped to score291 words
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Article198 1951-03-13 10 Mariners Surprise Sembawang MARWE Departmeal yesterday sprang SAFA A i I a U fue surprise by de ELN.A.S. Sembawang k>y B g to three on the C V U g und at St. George's R<<ad yesterday. Sembawang had fee came to themselves most of the time but m the lasl198 words
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Miscellaneous31 1951-03-13 10 TIDES TIMES^ HIGH TIDES at the prin res >rts m Malayx TODAY: A.M. I'M Singapore LSI -l Malacca WJS 1103 Tort Dirkson !*.M 5U4 Port Sham 8.11 8.31 Penaag 3.08 3.?G31 words
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