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Title Section15 1951-04-05 1 Singapore Standard ;FKSHJJISDFJ vC NO. 278 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1951. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS15 words
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178 1951-04-05 1 Senate Debate May Affect W. Europe's Drive sHLNGTON, April I (DP)—, American dip. i inilitarv othcials egpreoeed concern today ttiblc let-down in Western Europe's reannalucau^t Ol the Senate's decision on the troops issue. These officials were fearful tnat the Senate debate and vote to with-hoid approval of sending more than178 words
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Article, Illustration62 1951-04-05 1 i 1 To Aid Malaya In liuailßitildins r Ec >noAdminist ration ga] re 2 sun e I i pronised nwe than f road-making r.e toured I npur Swettenham S< oilan. _> mines and pen .;~> huge bes es its ■rill m -.'-ce easier I said til Im bad62 words
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97 1951-04-05 1 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed An in lentified Malaj w >man was found ie id this aftei n Iho by a rubber tapper, on a rubber estate i I the Sultan of Johore it K. in Tan Tr.e Police removed the body um no ►rtuary97 words
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Article52 1951-04-05 1 CONSU L RESIGNS, SEEKS REFUGE SYDNEY. Ad 4 L': 1 J sef Edou rd relix Oech >- vakia*s acting Consul-General, resigned I »d An Australian government spokesman confirmed I the U ited Pi ess that Felix i esigi ed ind asked as im in Australia Pie refuse I furl c52 words
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Article, Illustration82 1951-04-05 1 photo. MR. H. Kitahara of the Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry, who is here to attend rice talks which began yesterday, vis entertained to dinner at the Princess Restaurant hy Trade Commissioners of Australia and India in Singapore last night. Picture shows (1.Standard - 82 words
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Article, Illustration188 1951-04-05 1 The Only One In The Far East MAKkINCJ further expansion of tin* Singapore Standard and for the purpose of «ji\in«j I lit* l>#*st possible service to its ever-growing eirele of readers and advertisers, the paper has just installed a Model 50 Super-Display Linotype machine,188 words
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354 1951-04-05 1 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE will have its own branch of the United Nations Association it' a plan that is now under active consideration by G >vernment and civic leaders of this Colony, materializes. It is understood that the directors of the Singapore Rotary Club354 words
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46 1951-04-05 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON. Apr. 4:— Singapore's application for a Royal is -.till "under consideration' but has not yet been granted, replied Tom Cook. Parliamentary private secretary to the Secretary for the Colonies, response to a question raised >/ Air Commodore Harvey.46 words
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71 1951-04-05 1 ABOUT 250 houses based on three new and improved designs, some with built-in-cup-boards, are expected to be buOt in June by the Sennett Realty on free-hold land. Prices of these houses have not been fixed but an increase ot about 15-2071 words
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108 1951-04-05 1 Gandhi's Son To Stage Protest Fast DURBAN. Apr. 4 (UP) Manila! Gandhi, following in the loot-steps of his late father Mohandas K. Gandhi, has decided to start a new campaign of "passive resistance" against South Africa's White Supremacy law. The technique had been an effective weapon for his father in108 words
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52 1951-04-05 1 PENANG, Wed. Police lieutenant N. Wiide of the Kulim Area was kru-d today. He was ambushed by bandits lomewhere iti Kt'dah. He was given a funeral with full military honours at the Western Road Cemetery here today. The funeral was attended by his brother officers52 words
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Article184 1951-04-05 1 Standard Stuff Reporter HELEN' ROW, 14 -year-old Indian schoolgirl, who had left her home in Paya Lebar Road yesterday morning to attend class at a girls' school, in Geylang, was found lying unconscious on the road near an Indian camp last night. A Dutchman who184 words
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41 1951-04-05 1 LONDON, Apr. 4: <AP>— Winston Churchill will speak in Philadelphia on May 8. the Conservative Party announced. He will deliver the main address at the celebration of the 200th birthday ol the University ol Pennsylvania library.41 words
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Article31 1951-04-05 1 1 v\ O Chinese armed with pistols held up a Chinese at Jal tn Kayu, off Yeo Chu Kang Road. yesterday evening, and relieved him of $1,330 cash.31 words
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144 1951-04-05 1 LONDON. Apr. 4: (Reuter—British Government stocks fell by a quarter to half a point in the London Stork Exchange today following the Government economic survey mi' 1951 predicting a "harsh* 1 year. Other domestic stocks were marked slightly lower at the outset but later144 words
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292 1951-04-05 1 EIGHTH U.S. ARMY HQRS., IN KOREA. Apr. 4. (AP) A United Nations' task force probed lour miles above tbe 38th Parallel today and met heavy enemy resistance. The Eighth Army's communique said the task force Mrt heavy enemy mortar lire and received some292 words
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431 1951-04-05 1 HONGKONG, Apr. 4 (K«m< r-A Al\> Mr. George Stacy Kennedy-Skipton, former (lass I colonial administrative officer of Hon^koei:: (ii\il Service, toda\ brought an appeal before Chief Justice Sir Gerald Howe and >lr. Justice Scholes against the decfeioH of Mr. Jsjetiee d-ouUI who431 words
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98 1951-04-05 1 Malayans will have to pay substantially more for British goods as Britain is pawn;; more for Malayan raw mate rials, states Britain's Ixono mic Survey for 1951, issued in London yesterday. However, as Britain has also to face problems of sell ing. The98 words
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Advertisement45 1951-04-05 1 I <^%r A new tin for iCEBERG" BUTTER 1 the contents are unchanged T^e new tin rc> thi labd on lop w!cs on the side)— buf buttef ji M thfl sa^e fnest qyolity y« hj.« c.. known 12 ox. tin: 51. 35 <S' P ore.>45 words
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Advertisement91 1951-04-05 1 MOTOR OIL 4< l enjoy them best "John tells me if- the hltcr tip that make■du Maurier so different but I have my h^Pffl D'a9^» own ideas. The filter tip may well keep u fj, I^^ ilu Manner rool and »i:iootu t<» tlie \er\ BBHKaal'i-.'-^Urfm last puff; but the flavour91 words
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Article, Illustration1132 1951-04-05 2 Ator Star Amateur Racing Gets Very Good Support "N>*h Let us nee a.ain and not be destroyed in however humane a manRacing at Alor Star was an amateur event in every old! fash., ned, and best, sense of I the word. Fiie very greatest credit is m Al or S1,132 words
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Article159 1951-04-05 2 Insect Menace Checked n g ilatJona tXkm -ed areas to y•• d. parti e I il la lid spread to otto t age to gardens, a sp: told tei y s com- :> of squat- ed i thai r ,v. ran thj I f i grass pore Dairy Farm, ghl159 words
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Article, Illustration217 1951-04-05 2 SPCA Will End Bird Shop Horrors THE NEWLY elected President of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Mr-. Marjorie Clemoas yesterday tt»!d members attending llie annual general meeting that the Society would see to it liiat the "horrible conditions" existing in Singapore's bird >ii<t;>I>e eradicated by persistentAP - 217 words
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Article39 1951-04-05 2 LIM SENG PEK was acquitted in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday, of misappropriating a bicycle, worth ?128 entrusted to him by Ng Wing Kang at the market in Lorong 25, Govlang Road on Feb. 27.39 words
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201 1951-04-05 2 Tunisian Leaders Seek Sympathy For Independence Standard Staff Reporter A TIMSIW po! hader who said that hi was if primmed l>v the French for two year* in the I Sahara Dimtl. was one of two men who passed through Singapore l»y air yesterday to seek *\mpalliv for ihe cause of201 words
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Article88 1951-04-05 2 Mrs. V\ la ni M< i l, the only woman candidate U ling the Legislative Cou elections from the Seletar division, has stepped up her election campaign. and is scheduled to speak at about a d z before eie^ day. Yesterday she spoke at a meeting of88 words
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Article29 1951-04-05 2 FOR STAYING in the Colony two monl thout 1 serins himsi l ing Gaik. a tman, was fined $20 in the e First Di trie! C u29 words
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Article126 1951-04-05 2 SIX bandits were lulled and three wounded in the Federation in the 24 hours up to 9 o'clock this morning. Five were yesterday at mi the Bentong area of Pahang. 1: is believed that three bandits were wounded in this engagement Two of the dead bandits126 words
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Article, Illustration55 1951-04-05 2 Verdict Held In Lottery Case v 11 fn in run*.. tery at Tan ;^e Lam Streel aged 48. photo TUNISIAN politit.il leaders, Mr. Habtb Boarguabft, hH. atid Mr. Tai< b S!m;i. v.!.m passed Quoogli Rjbliimwp by KLM yesterdas f<»:Jakiria to seek bdoaesUi suppml for the nose of Tmisian ndepesdoce htiStandard - 55 words
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Miscellaneous222 1951-04-05 2 TlMe|H§ ES »1 the principal ...y t. ;V: A M. P.M. fldkiahI \Ui() MALAYA •!Mi.\POKE :i PKOtiRAMME S>w«: 19.43 t«»r ttie 1 Utai Mask Medley: ■l ,1 Ncrvu Trio; n». J<,r thr aaals; 113 w jme »umm.tr»; fil. Calling pm. \f»- aad loore si i Mars< t K Seieatist; 2JM222 words
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Miscellaneous179 1951-04-05 2 M pan Variet] Baaoasz; |i. i I hiir- Btffi :siK' s ;l u :rt s) M arn New*: M noon For th f Sc*MK>ls; 1— P-«n *s r*? Hit Parade; orner- P Mews; •la rw «*3« Scientist: l»ne V« ■>j te j s pm. -p »rti R<■• w i, Offer"179 words
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Miscellaneous11 1951-04-05 2 adfjghhasdh H IE N R y agnnhafjk u Y U A-11 words
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Miscellaneous42 1951-04-05 2 1 1 1 1 ____§ii SEE? THE TOASTER^ A ALWAYS THROWS I H M-^M/ J THE TOAST _^X TOO FAR/ r~X^x ~Jp GOSH, WHAT A DREAM! A WHOLE ARMY OF J &LONDES WAS Ama» CHASING MEl«^Hfc^| \\> X t c-20 x y y42 words
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Miscellaneous33 1951-04-05 2 CAN\FE^ 50ME CLUCKS NOU THiS WOULP BE FIX A PROBLEM, IT? BUT NOT FER K SUPER- B!?A!N A- fj^ WHY DON 4 T YOU GET K UP AND WASH THEy g)j^ CAR, DEAR?r^33 words
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Miscellaneous32 1951-04-05 2 L___fS J Mi WILL It\ A MERE TAKE I MATTES O' LONG? /SECONDS/ AT 4 O'CLOCK 1 IN THE < (M MORNING???! x A \\fe .CO?R. 1950 F V '<:* SEJ>-!rg, AC. V- fc >32 words
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Miscellaneous52 1951-04-05 2 c*n r> -SB© Mpt: V^PQ i v c THAT BASEBALL GLOVE WILL x MAKE IT LOTS EASIER FER Va CATCH TH' TOAST/ > TV. PEC U. S. PAT. OFF 1 ~^"^v»_ L^ Wt 19C0 Br ,\*»SiL MOt Jr^"' AND TAKE A CHANCE Or THEM CATCHIN6 VOU? 1 I \I SHOULD52 words
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Article231 1951-04-05 3 Salaries Will Be Reviewed Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— Members of the three working bodies— the Locomotive Enginev T"' the 1T Permant> 1 Way Officer*' Union and U' Signalmen s Lnion— have been given an assurance > the General Manager of the Malayan Railways that ntir231 words
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Article115 1951-04-05 3 KL Actress Alleges Rape By BOR Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Phe evidence of a Chinese acttress, Wai Fong, who was allegedly raped by a BOR Cyril Powell, was heard in camera today. Powell was charged before Mr A. P. Jack, the lirst magistrate. A trisha-rider gave evidence of115 words
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Article94 1951-04-05 3 LOW MAX LING, 27. of Selangor, left Singapore by air on Tuesday for further studies in America. He is to enter Northrop Aeronautical Institute in Northrop Field. Hawthorne. California, for a two-year course in aeronautical engineering. Mr. Low received his early education at the Government94 words
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Article110 1951-04-05 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The death occurred jast uh; at the Genera] Hospital, here, of Mr. Conrad McKelvie, of The Singapore Standard, after a prolonged illness. The deceased, who served on several newspapers in Singapore and here, counted a large cricle of friends many110 words
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Article97 1951-04-05 3 Standard Stuff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wed —ln the firs! magistrate's court today, an Indian. Abdullah. 34. was charged with theft of a bicycle valued at $100. belonging to a police constable ai Kepong. He waa also charged with dis- sing Ol the property which he knew to97 words
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Article98 1951-04-05 3 standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Wed The resettlement of squatters in Johore is progressing speedily and according to the Briggs Plan. In Muar district, the first squatter settlement, six miles, from Muar on the Yong Peng Road, has been established. It called "Bakri Settlement." V>out98 words
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Article51 1951-04-05 3 Standard Staff CorrespondenJ [POH Wei— A charge of theft a bicycle waa withdrawn by the police against a local schoolgirl Lim Hoi Lee at the Magistrate's Court last Saturday. -\m alternative charge of retaining stolen property was also withdrawn. The bicycle in question was said to belong to51 words
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Article220 1951-04-05 3 Railway Revenue Increasing Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. In spite of the curtailment of passenger railway traffic owing to the emergency and acts of sabotage by bandits, the revenue of the Railway Administration for the first two months of this year exceeded that for the same period in 1950220 words
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Article66 1951-04-05 3 Special Jailed For Desertion JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. A Special Constable. Mohamed Zain bin Abu Bakar, who absented himself from duly was sentenced to two weeks' rigorous imprisonment by Inche A. Kadir Yusof, in the magistrate's court today. Mohamed Zain was attached to the Ayer Manis estate Police post. On the66 words
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Article129 1951-04-05 3 Standard Malay Correspondent SINGAPORE Employment Exchange still finds it difficult to fill the (J54 vacancies for unskilled labourers to work as j sweepers in the Town Cleansing Department, "cable diggers" in the Gas Department, and oddjob labourers in the R.A.F. Seletar, and Naval Base. Explaining the129 words
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Article551 1951-04-05 3 THE Visitors tr» the Old Peoples' Home is Seremban in Ann; are Raja Abriul Aziz and Mr. V. Thambiah from the State Welt ire Committee. MR M N T A. Abdul, of the CR E. Central Malaya. Seremban has been transferred to Kuala Lumpur to the Ordnance551 words
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Article, Illustration33 1951-04-05 3 picture Mr. Nankavil, President of the Technical Association of Malaya, pictured addressing the gathering at the annual dinner of the T.A.M., held at the Station Hotel, Kuala Lumpur. C. F. LarmC. F. Larm - 33 words
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145 1951-04-05 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Governmenl of the Federation is to introduce a special scheme to teach European officers. Chinese, both written and spoken. Specially selected Malayan Chinese scholars will he appointed to teach the oflieers. Five Chinese, including a woman from Seremban,145 words
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Article80 1951-04-05 3 Standard Staff Correspondent BATU PAHAT, Wed.— Under the patronage of the District Officer Batu Pahat, Che Seth bin I\ld. Said, a cinema show in aid of Government English School Scout Fund was screened in the G.E.S. hall last night. As the Government allowance per Scout80 words
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Article36 1951-04-05 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The next meeting of the Fed- era! Legislative Council will be a two-day affair on April 25 and 26. The Council will start j at 10 a.m. on each day.36 words
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Article395 1951-04-05 3 Claims Re-Transfer Of Land Standard Staff Corrt^spondent KUALA UC .^UR, Wed. An Indian won.a i, Atnancvifnmai, told Mr Justice H!W. Wilson, in the Supreme Court today, that a Japanese ntR <t forced her to sell her Land during the occupation and today claimed for the re-tran<ler of the property from395 words
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Article89 1951-04-05 3 Stand. ird Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Four days after they took over from the ?nd Scots Guards, the first patrol sent out by the Ist Battalion Royal West Keats, killed two terrorists. This was on Monday evening in Kuala Kubu. Acting on police information,89 words
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Article206 1951-04-05 3 Standard Staff Reporter A CUP OF COFFEE OR lea will cost a few cents more if the Food Control Department approves the request made by the Kheng Keow and Foochow Col lee Shop Associations. The Associations, which represent the interest oi almost every coffee206 words
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Advertisement202 1951-04-05 3 is a $oif frtevetf ifj BRITISH PROOUCTIOM /M§ ft thmt lUt J Mm iLimmLlMg ■^b Jv DISTRIBUTORS WANTED SIM6APORE and MAUYA GLOBE SILK STORE iSSKTii^ S J VI IBKVHIM, j. j. A. J. jj. J. a jj. jj, j. j,^ j^ j. tf. th ArH r-. •>. k </f/ te'it202 words
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Advertisement8 1951-04-05 3 GEORGE LEE MOTORS T y/ ffISL ffWH BW^BBBBBSIt^Mi8 words
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483 1951-04-05 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Wed, Addressing members of the Settlement Youth Council' al the Anglo-Ch'nc se School Hall this afternoon, Mrs. G. Hawkins, Supervisor oi Municipal Elections, urged all local people to begin registration now. "Make this your contribution to Penang's progress483 words
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Article106 1951-04-05 4 TELUK ANSON, W< X. ato the a g< murrier of an estate derk ed Joseph Gomez was resumed yester lay, wheo Kana- a Appana. faced a tentative cr. rge murder. Sintiasi, employed by Kanagareti nas a ook, stated I on the night of De mber 11, 1950,106 words
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Article127 1951-04-05 4 RAF Drop 500,000 Pamphlets PENANG, Wed— Zoom in? over the town here for almost half an hour this afternoon, an RAF plane dropped about half a million pamphlets, orginn residents to make more use of box 5.000. The pamphlets were printed in Elff li sh, Chinese. Malay and Tamil. They127 words
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Article75 1951-04-05 4 PEXAXG. Wed.— A r geng girl. Rokiah binti B tness- in a se in the M C i \y. -id Wn Bakri, -:er dancing par- t the mode: get stag* of the New world Amusemem Park c ged g Eng 27. Hi •id over e75 words
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Article, Illustration124 1951-04-05 4 stiindurd stall Correspondeni PENANG, Wed.— Air. T. E. H ig] rmerly the head of; the Social Welfare Department in s >re, arrived here from Kuala Lumpur yesterday to act as Secretary to Dr. L-. 1 ing Keng, member of Heal :i. Federal of124 words
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Article, Illustration46 1951-04-05 4 A prominent citizen of Singapore. Dr. Chen Su f.an. receiving his certificate of naturalisation from the Colonial Secretary. Mr. VV. L. Blythe, at a presentation ceremony held on Tuesday at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Mr. I>. K. Daniels. I'nder-secretary stands next to Mr. Blythe. P.R.O.P.R.O - 46 words
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133 1951-04-05 4 Standard Stall Correspondent iroil, Wed. The Meniri Besar of Perak, Tuan Haji Abdul Wahah. accompanied by the British Adviser Mr. I. W. Blelioch inspected resettlement area* in Sun««i Raya Rfukim in the Kinta district. In a speech to the settlers, the Mentri Besar said133 words
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Article139 1951-04-05 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KOTA BHARU, Wed. Litest twist to the crop of rumours about the Salamanda r Worm is a tale from Stew in Trengffanu which credits the appearance of worms in fish to the curse of a white crocodile, recently shot by a villager. While139 words
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Article59 1951-04-05 4 ALOR STAR. Wed.— Dahala bin Haji Said, a Fisheries Department Inspector a* Palau I Langkaw] was on his own convicted and sentenced to e months rigoi nu imprisonment by the President Sessions C yesterday for the offence criminal breach of trust of $433/- being deposits made by one59 words
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Article41 1951-04-05 4 DATO Seri Amar DHaja, popular President of the Town poard, Kola Bahru, has ace..-.-. ed the Presidentship of the I lah Association. Two schools one Arabic and one English i e u der the management of this A>s tciation.41 words
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183 1951-04-05 4 Penang's Quarantine CampNears Completion PENANC, Wed. The rehabilitation of the Quarantine Camp at Pulau Jerejak will be completed towards the* end of thi* month. Dr. E. A. ML Slrathers, the Director of Medical Services* FederatkMi «»f Malaya, told The Standard today* He said tiiat the rehabilitation of the camp is183 words
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Article189 1951-04-05 4 SUNGEI IVVT.WI. Wed. Three Malay policemen, Alhliil Hami<l I. in Yahaya, Vhmad bin >u<lin ami Mohammed Noor I>in Marzuki, heroes of an engagemeal v>\i\\ bandits on New Year's day, received Letters of Commendation for courage and devotion to duty, x'Mrrday, from the Commissioner of Police) Federation189 words
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Article53 1951-04-05 4 Standard Staff Correspondent BITTER WORTH. Wed The Adrian Clark Memorial School Scholarship has been awarded this year to Master K. Thasarathar of the Victoria Institution, Kuala i.umpur. His father. Mr. Kulu Singam. served with the Loral Defence Corps. Belangor. until it was f\r:itua 1 1 y53 words
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60 1951-04-05 4 IPOH. Wei. F meeting of 1 at IE e Swe< p Committei the Malayan Cl i A.ssocial I re 1 ay, I re\ .:!ed only 13,000 1 la I af th< mi ion it Lol y i to be <(j\d. The dr v will60 words
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225 1951-04-05 4 Standard Staff Correspondent Al.Of{ SF\K, ed. Time!) intervention by two Police Constable* from the Anak Bukil Police Mation. who were cm patrol duty at about a.m. on September '2. lad year, prevented a wv\\ planned and daring scheme lo steal rire from the225 words
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Advertisement166 1951-04-05 4 I Looking for 2 Nice Comfortable House? HERE IT IS!!! I I McPlierson Road ianction off A! Junied Road BUNGALOWS; HOUSES; COMPLETE WITH LIGHT, WATER ik MODERN SAM 1 VTION. For sale on easy instalments. I Come early to avoid disappointment. Plans and la -out for insp ction I CHOHG166 words
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Advertisement123 1951-04-05 4 jff Meet this nev J/y 7 i UJ 1 1 the only pen ivi y pcn'Tr. !j_ L-'.r ire. And' u is :hc o J I rcmurkabic I ll ilk great r<k The Acro-rneti V'f, guarding and re Iff bee this NC»vPII-GlaSI itSif -OiR NEW VISIBLE :-.K Ust cnJ 4123 words
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Miscellaneous28 1951-04-05 4 I'VE GOT A NEW SVSTEM-- A FIPST I START MY BATHWATER V ---THEN I BfiUSH MY TEETH < N WHILE I LATHEP MV FACE-- V^r 86 SECONDS SAVED ~SJ28 words
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Miscellaneous26 1951-04-05 4 A THEN I POLISH MV L 9HOES WHILE I'M TAKING ;s_ my bath-- I save r^ 92 MOF?E SECONDS /\>\ B y DOING THIS *tf ft- v26 words
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Miscellaneous20 1951-04-05 4 iT'9 wONDEPFUL --0 LOOK' -I CAN GO S afa* PACK TO BED FOR WSj > TWO MINLUES ANP < SJ Finy-eiGwT SECOND20 words
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Article, Illustration140 1951-04-05 5 China -Bouna FAMILY OF 6 MAY SAIL WITHOUT HER Standard Staff Reporter OLICL ARE LOOKING for a 17-year-old Chinese girl, Sia Ai Hwa, who has heen 'missing from an hotel since Tuesday last. Sia arrived with her husband Tan Ming Kee aged 19 and six relatives from Seremban recently. The140 words
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167 1951-04-05 5 SIX YEARS RIGOROUS I 4PRISONMENT was impos- ed on Ali Mansoor bin Mohamed by Mr. Justice Murray Buttrose in the Singapore Assize Court, yesterday, for riot-; .•.4 and being a member of an unlawful assembly of winch some members set tire to167 words
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Article84 1951-04-05 5 OSMAN bin Omar and Syed Rahman bin Ahmad were charged in the Singapore Thi: i P.iiuv Court yesterday with stealing a car valued at $4,500 from Henrj Mok on April 4 near Eng Hoo Ki:ve* They were alternatively charged with dishonestly hiding five wheels worth £80084 words
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Article67 1951-04-05 5 A MALAY, SIMI BIN AR.IO d Tan Chin Boon were jailed for stealing an exercise book and three bottles of caicken k ence from the Singa- pore Harbour Board in the Singapore Third Police Couri yesterday. Sur.i who stole the exercise book on March 3 was67 words
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69 1951-04-05 5 THREE Chinese labourers were injured yesterday when they were struck by a heavy iron hatch beam fchich fell down the hold of the converted LST. Thaung Bama. while they were unloading rubber from the ship in the Outer Roads. The Chief Officer of the ship.69 words
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Article, Illustration292 1951-04-05 5 Standard Slaflf Reporter IMF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Service Health Conference in Singapore which concluded its deliberations yesterday has been satisfactory and practical steps have been taken to promote the health of University students in South Kast Asia so necessary for a balanced education. This was stated292 words
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Article106 1951-04-05 5 A CHARGE OF house-break-ing and theft by entering into the house of H. Higgins to steal a watch, pencils, nd a Parker pep and a set of cutlery all v. with $444.40 cts. was explained to Tan Jwee Juang of the Queen Street Buys' Home. Tan106 words
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Article, Illustration268 1951-04-05 5 Radio Chief Says: Tell Us Where We Err I THE NEW DIRECTOR of Broadcasting, j Mr. H. W. Jackson, who assumed oHice yes- j terday. told The Standard that he would j make it his job to see thai Radio Malaya's j policy of giving theStandard - 268 words
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Article, Illustration141 1951-04-05 5 Standard Staff Reporter A VAN DRIVER Puah Yong Chin and a cyclist, Ng Pen? Ek. who helped to catch a criminal on Feb. 1 on Changi Road were congratulated by the Singap in Fourth Police Magistrate, Mr. P. Ciague yesterday. Mr. Clague said "ThisMichael Goh - 141 words
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Article52 1951-04-05 5 A RAG-AND-BONE MA I, Low Geok Ki;:^ to f>ne month's rigoro imprisonment to be followed by six months police supervision in the Singapore S< Police Court yesterday. tor fraudulently having 21 pieces of iron rod. worth $21, at Syed Alwi Road on March 20. Low had a52 words
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Article126 1951-04-05 5 >tamlar«l Staff Reporter GOVERNMENT 4IDED fhiarnr irfcufi in porr have been urged i»> tli<- Singapore Ch&mtur Schaoli A>sociation to DSC the I(M) p«*r-<Tnt EBOE«Me of l.(t\cnimenl <>raiits to improve living conditioa of trae'drr*. T he Association also requested that the expenditure] on English language teachers.126 words
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122 1951-04-05 5 AN ARMY HUMAN, Yahu>ah bin Tahai. MW&§ 14, told the Singapore Third District Court yesterday that he broke hi^ friend s lej; with a ham iner. because a I«'W da\> before, he had raped his It; yea r-old wife. When the friend. Raga122 words
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Article57 1951-04-05 5 FORTY-FOIR G were forced to land at the RAF. tC terday because i visibility over Kali... g A p them from Be The the Snowy River hydl scheme in i I ilia-4eav« I morning bv Qantat Sk>:: i for Sydney. e the first batch oi Ti<»57 words
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Article31 1951-04-05 5 MR J. LE PR! Y< IST ifi t» tppoint^d member ol an Advisory Committee in place of Mr. E. H.' S. Bretherton. M.C. on the Royal Naval Volunteei tU Ordina31 words
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Article130 1951-04-05 5 ml DESCRIBING THEIR action as ••exemplary". the Singapore Police told the story of how i initiative sho ved by some schoolboys helped tow irds the arrest of some members of ;i gang who had robbed their school. The arrests were made recently. The schoolboys reco£nised130 words
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Advertisement182 1951-04-05 5 DEATH i SITUATIONS VArAKiT BOEV NEO Khoo Peck Loctt) Kee and Gekl Bfl and F:OrDB. to B N for the i f P A gal AJ*scr fo H H. 1 :l Johorc. II -?rto carried SE3 VNGOR rRANSI I i hock [TED i ness is premises a1 ER cr COMPANY182 words
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Advertisement612 1951-04-05 5 W^^.f— n or ClI a^ of testimonials to BoxNo.TTnfi Singapore Standard. S IN T C^« E JSSoteoSt TRLST: Clerks required Commencing talary $80 nm Plua current Cost of Living 'Allowance ($5B pan.) w' S canto must possess the SckSol Certificate. Applications stating age, place of birth qualifications and experience should612 words
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Advertisement54 1951-04-05 5 LIGHT WEIGHT ROLL-ONS NEVER TO BE i^f^B REPEATED REDUCTION SMALL MID Lfi&SE <yL WNT l ji n:i> 4 si sit.m>!-:i:s wS*?^ tkakosi; o>n Jfi k \.\\\\\\\.\\\v\A\\v\.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\^ \\\\\\\\\\\\\v> C ~^^ffi\ J? ART SILK < Tr^t^T^^BRIEFS j "vi^r.; ELASTIC TOPS \\V 7 I Wiini; ami pi;\< u C1 m QK *-w~^ USUALLY54 words
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Miscellaneous138 1951-04-05 5 SELANGOR KVALA LUMPUR MADRAS: Breakthrough M.w. 'l-'W. ami 9Jo p. in COLISEI >f: OiiKili.i Trail, i, 5-W. and 9 p.m. PAVILION: The Unfaithful 12-30.1 1 H ;s I'l 1).IU i OOEON: I'll <-»'t Ry 3. 6.43 y.l")j Kr.x':' Sllvet River, l m 'l M B^o and 9.15 p.m. CENTRAL: Vana138 words
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Miscellaneous274 1951-04-05 5 FEDERATION DIARY SOCCER: Kamunting \s Taiping Indians. MALACCA CAPITOL: Terang Bulaa (Malay) *i.;w and 9.13 p.m. LIDO: sou snm \vr iioi (Mandarin) :5. 7 and 9.15 p.m. REX: Johnny Allegro S, :<». 9.1.1 j p in. SAVOY: Battle of Korea (Mandarin Comm.) 3, 7 and 9.15 pjn. PEISAJSG REX: The274 words
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Article820 1951-04-05 6 VFSTERDAY we discussed some of the probable i reasons why U.M.N.O. has gradually been moving away from the strident communalism which characterised it in its early days, li was. we suggested, because caramunalism lias brought U.M.N.O. to a dead end. By transforming itself into a non- communal820 words
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Article655 1951-04-05 6 GEORGE RASIAH - WHEN POLICEMEN EARNED $7 A MONTH GEORGE RASIAH By ]Y[AJOR crime on an flourished in Singa; history of a hundred ye; vities of secret societies robbers* Political, ideological or secret society murders were few and far apart, and the criminologists of the present day seem to agree with those of655 words
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Article628 1951-04-05 6 A definite attempt was made to improve conditions in the police force when a Commission was appointed in 1889. The Commission** task was to "enquire into and suggest remedies for the unsatisfactory state of the administration and work of the police force". The Commission not628 words
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Article744 1951-04-05 6 TAKAR - TAKAR By Girls! Lovely Girls! [RLS! Lov< girls!! Rof mance, young love, eternal passion, the tenderest dreams of mankind, the crown and summit of human I ippiness! Such is the glamon i eg< nd ol i[o lywood. Yel sometimes we are privilegi to gel a g744 words
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Article321 1951-04-05 6 Mr. C.C. Tan Answers Mr. Kiat Sir: M H. II K'..t In hii lette c i d n Wedday's issue of the Singapore Standard stated thai I knew the whole facts. I don't know what he meant by the who e AH thai I know is Mi G II Kiat's321 words
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Article308 1951-04-05 6 against better judgment." This is something different from acti g gainsi one's will. 1 hope he will stop shifting. Mr. Kial has asked why we have not put up a Candidate for the Rochore Ward. Unlike the Labour Party the Progressive Party has never declared that it308 words
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Article27 1951-04-05 6 Sir -"Parent" In h. letter published in your paper on March 29 says that he cannot understand why the English College has Saturday morning27 words
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Article, Illustration15 1951-04-05 6 ell convinced now he got out of a sick bed to be present15 words
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Article, Illustration246 1951-04-05 6 Junks and boats on Kalians IVisin adjoining t'r.twiord Street school. Had he been at the meeting ol parents on April 19, L950 which discussed the introduction of it and voted in favour of it, lie would have known, but. as he appears to j have missed that meeting, the246 words
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Article, Illustration49 1951-04-05 6 Review of Views Iran Needs Hup IRA\ ne«dc badly, said t c imn m the paper 1 natioaalj both by the the Comn N eyeing be I ,üb!e -a,. Irai C Illld bf g in Iran. I B lent and I c Policy Inch. Children s L l i49 words
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Advertisement65 1951-04-05 6 i// (jMsfl^j afoiM improve F m services c ik 9 t ssential a Is 1 w '•eeinfl il I youi visual it fof H> >e services md skills r fc.r l 'p.e th^.' i ■~*.-k Professional ulvice Not gfawaea n price DA.I SIN OPTICAL HOUSE 323 Noi Bi •se R65 words
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Advertisement11 1951-04-05 6 fiantiwr e .1 r M Ml I S EaVoN TRADING CO.11 words
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Advertisement20 1951-04-05 6 We carry a good rang* CINE CAMERAS a n PROJECTORS Bmm l6nuß BELL A UOWELL K<M»\k Kfi^l SIMGAPORE PHOTO CO.20 words
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343 1951-04-05 7 I HONGKONG, Apr. 4 (API ti ru --••^m/i^ ■uor« ».0,,s from ihei, m ™^f T,,e S ,la> p.,11,.,1 Ami mey indicated that five Canadian Catholic nuns, ar;t s ed in Canton a month ago might be made the whipping post343 words
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Article73 1951-04-05 7 X. Apr 5 (R«l- od newsned the National I a clay o! Q Friday (of ;t per, La Prensa, i paper, ci iti- P« HB, has been dispute dominated labour G nrernors of the s C it rganisa"oo VI sbia ji cor< ted unanimously73 words
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45 1951-04-05 7 Italian Steamer Rescues 41 British Seamen fmen Soul I r room ed Lon- W\ tling Situ S\ oping reci ed a its "..597-ton de, on her way saying she S< > SS lg< ;hed the i found* 41 members of bei •:v a ird the message45 words
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70 1951-04-05 7 WASHINGTON. Apr. 3 (Renter)— The foreign ministers ci the 21 American rej publics meeting here yesterday expressed their determination to remain united and their conviction that strong support oi United Nations action was the most effective way of maintaining peace. They did so70 words
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108 1951-04-05 7 NEW YORK. Apr. 4 (UP)— President Vincent Auriol of France will end his three-day to .\t v York today after attending a round of receptions i and official parties despite his i severe cold and 100-degree temi perature. The French President will drive108 words
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101 1951-04-05 7 Burmese Govt. Opposes Seacrave 's Appeal RANGOON, Apr. 4: iRe ite The Burmese Government today objected to an appeal by Dr. Gordon Seagrave, 53 year old A erican surgeon convicted oi aiding rebels. He asked for special leave to take the case to the Supreme Court. His appeal said he101 words
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98 1951-04-05 7 i WASHINGTON, April 4 (UP) I te president or one i I the nation's leading rubber companies S i '..Hay that there may be a "severe* 1 tyre shortage by summ< r unless the government's rubber policies are altered radically and immediately The warning98 words
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75 1951-04-05 7 WASHINGTON, Apr. 3 (IP) Republican Senator Styles Bridges demanded today that MacArthur be tailed home "to advise" Congress on the Far Eastern policy. In a prepared statement. Bridges said it is "up to the Congress" to work out a foreign policy for75 words
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Article117 1951-04-05 7 MELBOURNE, Apr. 4 (ReuterAAP)— Commerce Minister John McEwen announced tonight Britain had agreed to pay high j prices for Australian butter, cheese and cues. The new agreement ended deadlock over prices which had beg m last August. Mr. Mi-K-.v. > i.rl t: new117 words
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Article55 1951-04-05 7 JAKARTA, Apr. 3 (UP)—lndonesia's defence position is the concern ol her own and will be determined solely by herself. Defence Ministry spokesman Major Bachtar Lubis said here today. lie was commenting on a foreign press report quoting Haio'.d Stassen as saying that Indonesia should have four divisions ready55 words
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266 1951-04-05 7 WASHINGTON, April, 4 (UP) —The House Un-American Activities Committee today listed Academy Ward winners Ju-e Ferrer and Judy Holliday as ••affiliated with five to 10 Communist froni organizations." The two stars who last week won "Oscars" for the best movie performances of 19.10 were266 words
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Article, Illustration74 1951-04-05 7 photo. TWO styles of bomb sheiiers are for salt* ;it the bomb shelter mart «»n Wilshire Boulevard. Los Angeles. California, USA. Several such markets have sprung up recently. The small circular bomb shelter is seen at foreground, and a larger shelter which can beAP - 74 words
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265 1951-04-05 7 Russia-China- Japan Axis Great Danger To World— Dulles FOREIGN MINISTERS TOLD WASHINGTON, Apr. l\ (UP)— John Foster Dulles warned today that the failure to eonelmle an adequate peace treaty with Japan mi^ht lead to a combination of Russia and China and Japan >vhieh could present a great danger to the265 words
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133 1951-04-05 7 PARIS. Apr. 4 (AP) Fiance Like Britain, agrees 1 now is a good time to ei.d the Korean war. a Foreign Ministry official said on Tuesday. He said Fren< h reaction to the speech made on Monday by Mr. Herbert Morrison. British Foreign Secretary,133 words
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273 1951-04-05 7 PARIS, Apr. 1 (AP) Andrei Gromyko, the Russian Deputy Foreign Minister, insi-»i««! Tuesday iliai anj agenda for a liiti Four Foreign Ministers meeting should include the <|u<*>ti<MiH of ilu* North Atlantic Pact, tinI nii<'<i States foreign military bases ami Trieste. The273 words
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103 1951-04-05 7 BANGKOK. Apr. 4— (AP) "Drive foreign residents from military zones," read mysterious leaflets which turned up here recently. The campaign appeared to have been aimed chiefly at the Chinese who make up onesixth of the Thailand popula- tion. The leaflets. distributed anonymously,103 words
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Article62 1951-04-05 7 WASHINGTON, Apr. (UP) 1 At lc;!si one of the coming i atomic tests M Eniwetok will take place early m May, it was disclosed today. Representative F. Edward I Herbert, Democrat, appointed to represent the House Armed Services Committee at the tests, said he was advised62 words
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280 1951-04-05 7 NEW DELHI, Apr. 1 (AP) Anurioan ami \mHmm officials both expivM eomttm o\rr moiuitin^ m\\\Ainrri<*aii fV't'liu^ in India. uhi«h has been a«r«rra\ al< «l by United Stairs hesitancy in supplying needed «:rain ami support of the Britisli-Am«*r3r:;n resolution on Kj«*luiiir. Bui il gcemed280 words
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Article73 1951-04-05 7 WASHINGTON, Apr 4 CAP) "All the people of Asia" are watching to see whether the United States will withhold a U*****,000,000 gift of grain to, India after voting billions for European recovery, the State Department .-aid on Tuesday. In a plea to C 5 for approval oi73 words
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201 1951-04-05 7 (Reuter-AAPi— The A ti j Prime Minister. Ifr R I Menzies. said today tin rratir countries of the v must get ready 1 selves in not more thai I < 1 years. The Premier in a pre-ek I joint statement of Libei I I201 words
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Advertisement69 1951-04-05 7 I SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT I mi\\m:d textiles, mi si remember muir mills limited KANPUR (INDIA} r mjty, DURAESLITY, SPECIALITY cotton grey shirtings, Drills, Shirtings, Dhoties, Screes, Towels end Tcpestry Cloth etc., end Yarns. BANSIDHAR GOPALDAS CO., Kalhodevi Rocd, BOMBAY 2, (INDIA) I ■>< nl bnqutnes t<>: I BANSIDHAR GOPALDAS CO., 2269 words
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Advertisement39 1951-04-05 7 sis I AMAZING I THE LA WLEY o TALKING DOLL o '£3 SINGS c CRIES |W2l LAUGHS o £> 0 REALISTIC IN APPEAR A. WE C q BEAUTIFULLY DRESSED R Q *p OOiUU EACH. I Tittles o X SINGAPORE. U39 words
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Miscellaneous21 1951-04-05 7 j I COME ON-- WHAT'S THAT WE'RE LATE ROLL OF FOR THE r^ 7 WALLPAPER COSTUME J FOR r-^ PARTY V_21 words
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Miscellaneous24 1951-04-05 7 I I LOVE THE EATS BUT I HATE TO DANCE r^ BUT j -T WHERE'S VOUR (costume? f-'*"?v fiKJ v f^-v 1 i I24 words
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Miscellaneous21 1951-04-05 7 7 RIG-HT HERE J Cccr l»5:i T U^ 'id F.«»»'. !,»«n'« la*. ,-I !»>„. u. i. f»t. Off -/a •«.«•>#< n?v- 8 I21 words
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Miscellaneous9 1951-04-05 7 ~7" I'M GOIN' AS A <: A X WALLFLOWER BJv^>S-9 words
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Article, Illustration497 1951-04-05 8 A SECOND BATCH of about 250 houses, to be built on freehold land V oonlini: t<> three n«*w and improved de>i«*iis are going up in June if all g (M well**' C« W. Sennett' Mananinj: Direelor of Sennelt Realty CompanyMichael Goh - 497 words
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254 1951-04-05 8 StamLml Staff Reporter A SI K\ FY math" by Tut 1 Standard wioig Singaaorc*J wurtable fanaers ami i— 'jhiiic n -h<»» that the nii.l.il'inau i- a mut'li-mali^ned person. Withoul the ll< in, I squatters won I find i ::-.K-ai.y impi actical 1 pi dm254 words
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182 1951-04-05 8 St.wvl.ird Stall Reporter PR( EMINENT public display o1 :es sh i» ing :<•<■* chai geable by G >ven naa I are to be i in all offices respons ble for collecting the fees. Tins action by ti e G rvernment follows the pi ip182 words
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Article244 1951-04-05 8 More Service Stations For S 'pore ISlandkird Keportei (X I."> I IN i v. itfa corn's I y to provide S ao Ma .ya witli a >rk of up-to-.j\ service stai the Standard Va umn pany opened an t I i n at the n of Rochore Canal R m244 words
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Article31 1951-04-05 8 JQ Tin D Is r 1 n inti in cent lcatn pe: cent) on the of the year '•to >-■ d March 21 1949 124 1 a31 words
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91 1951-04-05 8 V.S G > b cars i J cot total I lea o: r ber Ibr Aj ':v«l rive p^ i nnt i cier ikea an estimated 88.--•00 tons ol robber a\ i] luring April about I^oo I i s ■.V the average91 words
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Article18 1951-04-05 8 lent :tive!y fa 1 NX) j urds of c i tie quota for txpori in18 words
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Article84 1951-04-05 8 BRITISH b k I ins e by £123.6 milli m in the three .n-'iiths to February to the i i all-time hi»h lew! o£ Cl.ttt B mi li m, says the financial Times, j The up .v .i ement, wl i i .vas the highesi ever84 words
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Article64 1951-04-05 8 UK-Finnish Trade Talks Conclude TRADE dsc lesi b■■ een the United Kingdom and Finland have just been concluded, tea the financial Times. The te I trade in both directions to be higher this year i n 1956 The discuss ,)n.> dealt particu- tial re iuires try from tjje 1 ere64 words
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Article42 1951-04-05 8 BONGKOIfG, Apr. 3 (Heater): Chairman of the Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce, Mr. C. C. Roberts, said the Colony in 1956 sold to Malaya twice the amount of VM*J and this trade resulted in HK5240.000.00fl in the Colony's favour.42 words
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115 1951-04-05 8 'US Expenditure May Be Less Than Exported' WASHINGTON, Apr. S, (UP) 'l easury Secretary John Saydei said today that the Govern ment is in .-uch an unexpectedly strong financial position that a U5510,000,000,000 tax Increase may be enough to kr.'p the Treasury \vm\ going into tne R-d next year. Two115 words
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Article57 1951-04-05 8 A trade agreement between Pakistan and Britain, has been >':+r.ed in Karachi. Pakistan exporter! will receive preference on tea, dressed ;;nd undressed. leather, bones, skins, oil, seed cukes, carpets and sports goods, and British exporters will receive preferences on certain iron and steel products, chemicals, paints, engineering products,A.P - 57 words
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Article183 1951-04-05 8 standard Staff Reporter l American Presideni Line freighter President Johnson, *u in port, brought as her mam ca 29.J72 cases ol Jines, i23 cases oi rayon, 1 cases of Japanese pears !^2 K c:i^"- BoodJl bund es cotton piece- g <ds, 300 cases of aluminium boiling183 words
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Article447 1951-04-05 8 WOKI l> OUTPUT of natural rubber in \hr lir^i quarter of l'*."*! is estimated i<» iia\«- attained t60,000 i(in>. or some iIH.(MM) tons raorr than ihr .?72.<MH) tonprtMiiiml in ih«* first three months ol la-^t year. [a i'i tion, leading pj estimate, I i not altered447 words
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Article53 1951-04-05 8 New members of the P.T. Import Control Boarr 1 have been sworn m by President Quirino to replace the old board, which resigned after press criticism for failure to halt favouritism in granting import licences and tor permitting ""10 percenter" agents ,to influence employees. j TJl e53 words
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Article146 1951-04-05 8 Produce Mart Quiet, Steady standard Staff Reporter THE PRODUCE market in Sin ■>: e as quie: bui steady ought nit s esterday. Copra had buyer* al (56j ami sellers at (57 !>". r picul, but no busii ss was reported. Coconut oil buyers quoted $90 sellers $92 per picuL PepperA.P - 146 words
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Article44 1951-04-05 8 The Hon. Mr. P. S. Cassidy, unofficial member of the Hongkong Legislative Council, was elected Chairman of that colony's General Chamber of Commerce fur 1951. Peiping has awarded mednls to Soviet experts for their "in- i _vajUc>ble_assistance" in restoring 1 Router-AAP.Reuter; AAP - 44 words
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171 1951-04-05 8 Standard Staff Reporter 1 If F DKOI' in t ln* Malayan tin price in the pas! (**<> days has rome tts a sliarj* surprise to metal trader*., tin* decline being contrary i»> their expectations. Neither tin* sustained demand for the metal nor171 words
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Article139 1951-04-05 8 COMMODITY PRICES RUBBER TiN The I-U»sl S;;i:;j pore rubber prices rdaj Apr. 4 \\f»re pet !'v Buve:^ S. r^ No Kss Bpai Loom* nom.i I MS 12 M FjO B id bales \pr,i No 1 KS S s if* R.IS No S Ii S S •:u,. >.•;>: No I II139 words
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Article113 1951-04-05 8 WASHINGTON, Apr 4 \P —The Reconstruction Finance Corp., sole importer of tin for the I nited States, has refused an otter of ">0 tons of Malayan tin at one cent per pound below their own selling price. Officials said they have halted tin buying to113 words
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Article177 1951-04-05 8 Standard M.itl Reporter SINGAPORE, Wed I Malayan share m led stt idy in all :ti I day S eases were ec >rded the lieu rly in industrial i ■•>••■ Moderate busini reported Changed Ayer P us l ->"' Batu Lintang l TO Bedford 1 35 L45177 words
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169 1951-04-05 8 Heavy Selling Of Fed. Rubber Is Absorbed Namlanl Staff Reporter UPCOUNTRIK sold considerable quanliliei ol rubber in the Singapore market yesterday, resulting in a very large turnover of business. However, all offers were absorbed, with Singapore dealers constantly a^kinu for more. The market was extremely active all day, quotations fluctuating169 words
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96 1951-04-05 8 Standard Staff Correspondent THE MAIX cargo which was brought to Singapore Japan by the Jardine Mat! es< i\ Eastern Queen comprised 3 4 bays of cement. Other items or cargo b for tins port from Japan included 1,444 kegs of nails, 34 galvanised corrugated sh<96 words
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125 1951-04-05 8 Heavy Dependence On Malaya Prices Going Up UT Economic Survey By ANDREW ROTH, Stamlanl >tafl or >< |M LONDON, Apr. 4 Malaya vill ronlirnii i.. important role in niaintainiiii: Britain- f stability, a t-lot*e rraJinu of lh<- "Economic s, in hea- r not on I dollar credit b I heavy125 words
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Article39 1951-04-05 8 NEW VORK i Demand for nan- continued as prt»<-i'^ \s\ a eek. despite v i m use and igßing salt imer Be Is fe sumpti e expev^U'ii I i 1 sd ~m the bu39 words
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Article35 1951-04-05 8 *I v »NGK< >N< j Ipr 4 > Standard Sen to Leei on the ii <•■- long, HKSISJ6 to El rte K$ i US$l: HKSI 817 to 9K$OJ2i« 1 Rupiah; G>' I HK$ I taej35 words
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Advertisement35 1951-04-05 8 IXHIAY. III! iS LITTLE IS 11/. 1 1 CHUNG KHJAW BANK, LTt. YOL' CAM OPI.N A SAVINGS ifJOMJNI K*K AS LITTLE AS SI- INTI Rl SI V»lll Bl M PAID AT t% Pi B %NM>l35 words
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246 1951-04-05 9 Revolutionise Transport, Govt. Told Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Wed.— lf Government wishes to rod i ice the cost of living:, a start must be made to revolution- ise the transport pystem, because for every day a ship is held up unnecessarily, for lighter demurrage, for harbour board rent, for all246 words
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Article122 1951-04-05 9 A Penang Indian Harbour Board labourer who fell asleep while working on the 8.1 vessel Raju.a. woke up hour-; later to find he was well on his way to Singapore. t The T l°cal aseiiLs of the ship. lMuy Kerr were informed of their extra122 words
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Article214 1951-04-05 9 >Hll\s AT ROADS AM) WHARVES, 4 P.M. WHARVES Odn. 44 Eastern Qneen, 42 4:. Maros, 40 41 SUillnnß. 3H 39 Prts John Q, i36 37 G pan J •ha SI 32 Raiula. 2", 28 Bennrvis. 2b 2G L laud ?9 30 I It 34 A.drastus, .tanß. 19214 words
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118 1951-04-05 9 WASHINGTON. Apr. 4 fl'P*— The Navy indicated yesterday that Senator Warren Magnuson, Democrat, was somewhat Optimistic when he predicted that iIC powered submarines would be ready tor service next ear. Senator Magnuson, who mafic the forecast at a recent news conference in118 words
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Article77 1951-04-05 9 HONGKONG. Apr. 4 (AP>— Red China and Russia h /e signed an agreement providing for "through handling of passengers luggage and freight" on [ways of the two countries. Peiping radio announcement :on Thursday said the pact was -od in Peiping on Mar. 14 bv the77 words
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Article78 1951-04-05 9 NEW YOBK, Apr. 4 (AP)— Counsel tor Mr. y Ferguson alleged yesterday that the Ford Motor Cumpanv has been selling: the tractor designed by Mr. Ferguson since 1947. He said the only changes were m paint, name plate and model i number. Counsel. Mr. Richard Wolfe,78 words
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Article, Illustration315 1951-04-05 9 S:amlar<l Shi}»|»iii<: Reporl«*r THE first Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Line liner lo have a dining room on the promenade deek, the 10.000-ton Ampenan. a freighter, arrived in Singapore on her maiden \<»ya«re. yesterday. She is also the first vessel of the company in which everyStandard - 315 words
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124 1951-04-05 9 WASHINGTON, Apr. 4 (UP) The secret researcn nn atomici powered aircraft has progressed to an experimental design stage, it was sed here. Discuss ons are now under way with the General Electric Cumpar.y'c A craft Engu e Di- vision "and ::ie Consolidated Vultee Corporation,124 words
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106 1951-04-05 9 'Chute Fails, Jet Expert Wade Dies I. OXD O N, Apr. 4 (AP I S uadron Leader Trevor S. Wimpey (Wade), *h "•<•; plane jw killed on T as he from a plane near Lewes, in Sussex. Wade. 31, •.><■". tesi the I!:. .ir Aircraft C impany. He too ofl106 words
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Article401 1951-04-05 9 CAS I ASIA ML LIVE Dutw&ra tiuw eutcd* Apr. 7: Erria, Bails for Saigon and B'::ck: Apr. TO El ROPE In Port: Lalandia. AMERICAN MAIL LINE For ÜB. West Coast Ports; Accepting cargo lor South and Centra) America Ocean Mali loading Apr. 13 14 EVEJtETT ORIENT LINE For401 words
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Advertisement627 1951-04-05 9 FAST REGULAR TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE Di "f Orerlond Ur Froncsco, Los Angcle: All Amcrico. Conodion C.ties Penong p. S'ham Spore L. LUCKENBACH 25/M Apr 27 Apf 29/3Q Accept.ng cargo for Hongkong Kobe Yokohama FAST REGULAR SERVICE U.S.A. .WEST COAST) PERSIAN GULF via JAPAN HONGKONC M F. LUCKENBACH Due s po?e627 words
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Advertisement50 1951-04-05 9 ROYAL ROTTERDAM LLOYD Aden Port Said Rotterdam and Amsterdam. Spore P. S'hara Penang IARANGAN 26/28 April 30 Apr. ROTTERDAM TENDING CO. (M) LTD Shipping Department Tel: 5071 Ext. 19 18 DJAKARTA LLO?E>* INDONESIAN (SHIPPING .COMPANY M/V"LA CAPIREHA" loading sahjhg m l 4th April 6th April ad ab» a« F°R DJAKARTA50 words
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Advertisement640 1951-04-05 9 SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA U.K. CONHNENT "FRRIA" for Bangkok a; r to Pn •Nnßi»n\Ai~ for Banskck 20-22 Apr IT :8 Apr. "PANAMA 11 for Bangkok, 6aiiion H)'i.kon(?. Marr.ia Kobe 30 Apr. l Y 'J^^a j May 28-2!^ I 2T 27 Apr =aafl^i?fiase konp. Manila. Kobe and •'!;>. hama J '•.mloma" for640 words
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Miscellaneous155 1951-04-05 9 Hair a»»ivals) ~f^*g^ I' \a»d BEPARTVBESJ K^^^*\F I Arrivals GARr D IN IK>.\ ESI AN AIRWAYS From M.-ciai! 1. 1 IfiJi QANTAS FMPIRI- AIRWAYS o\sti:llations trom S>(ln«-v IT.'Io KI.M (ONSTLI.LATION from l.uroDr 1 1 .?3 am MALAYAN AIRWAYS DAKOTAS from K.insrkok Penan; FIX 1.45 p.m from Mtdan. Penan?, laipiiii;. Ipoh155 words
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Miscellaneous25 1951-04-05 9 Despatches Today: Nor:'-. Borneo, Labuan, Brunei' and Miri by Katong, i Medan by Sansapv, Pontianak by Sanana, Indo-China by lh:s. Arrivals romorrow: Thailand by train.25 words
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Article, Illustration1320 1951-04-05 10 OSWALD HEIMttY - OSWALD HEIMttY By IT'S ALL ABOUT EVE-AND WOMEN I^ASTIDIOUS Singaporeans, who keep on crying for I "better and more intelligent j films to satisfy adult audiences," are having their prayers answered in 20th Century-Fox's Oscar-winning movie "All About Eve" now having its local release. It's a movieDavid - 1,320 words
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Article, Illustration37 1951-04-05 10 This radio-photo received in this office from New York shows Judv Holiday tweaking Jose Ferrer's nose in a Hollywood night dub following the announcement that they had received the individual actress and actor Oscar awards.37 words
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Advertisement241 1951-04-05 10 T A I) A V I i$ "EVE DAY when Singapore will know who she is what s he is why women hate her and why men love her! i Winner Of x ACADEMY AWARDS. B d ta Awn« Ba ler ■i M (;s §jjy j j J rijf Smartesl241 words
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Advertisement16 1951-04-05 10 OPENING TODAY! 3 SHOWS— 3, 6.15 !U:> P.M. An Adventurous and Romantic Melodrama: "THE BIG STEAL"16 words
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Advertisement30 1951-04-05 10 REX J.-ii-ir.- M Today !J Shows 1.15, tJI& i "BEKDOSX" ■V;il.--i-Atlantic Gre»l Today 2 Shows '•IN 188 GOOD O! SUMMERTIME" Technicolor I mi San New H'« Today 2 Shows 2_i^^^30 words
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