Singapore Standard, 20 June 1951
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Title Section18 1951-06-20 1 20 M 1951 Singapore Standard n n j. C SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.18 words
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269 1951-06-20 1 3rd Brigand Cracks Up tear Tengah Anoth«?" Air Crash r !o*t his lilt* ami one escaped v< „i a Ro\al Air Force Brigand ;ir Feniiah Airfield, Singapore, i« from an operation. rhe aircra.l was the third Brigan I I rash in the same area inside three weeks, and R ya269 words
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Article10 1951-06-20 1 RAF Keeps Up Attacks On Bandits s 5 Use .:> tne10 words
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Article55 1951-06-20 1 TAIPEI. June 18 IAPi N- »rts said 1 dlay, Chies« Comn *ts wer« mining s H the m in ai d st fr S .•■.si-H to Sanmen B:iy, 140 airli le n es south The mines wen Russian made had beei sei I i Shanghai < eel55 words
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307 1951-06-20 1 Standard Stall Correspondent KL ALA LUMPUR, Tues. Thr North Selangor W ar Executive Committee envisages no sudilni closing down of nil food supplies to the bandits, but feel that i as resettlement of squatters I anil regrouping of labour proceeded with the latest307 words
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75 1951-06-20 1 HANOI. June 19 (Reuter).— French Union forces in a three-pronged attack on the southern Tonking delta front were today closing in on an important Vietminh base 40 miles southwest of Hanoi. The Vietminh were using the base for their three-week-old battle for the rich rice75 words
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Article, Illustration459 1951-06-20 1 Standard Staff Reporter FOl'R of the five Singapore Chinese schoolgirls who nVil their homes ami found their way to Hongkong were detained by tin* Colony Security Police on their return by air last night, uii' I—*1 The fifth girl, 15,Standard - 459 words
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Article133 1951-06-20 1 Stundurd Start Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Petrol may be placed under ration again in Malaya shortly. The Standard learns. The Governments of the Federation and Singapore, it is learnt, are giving the matter their closest attention and. if i it is to be enforced,133 words
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97 1951-06-20 1 Malay Comedy seen A t Kallang A irport Standard Statr Keporier KALLANG Airport saw its most unusual show yesterday —a ten-second Malay comedy act— which sent visitors and airfield workers rocking with laughter. The comedy stars— D. Harris, diminutive Malay with Chaphnjstic moustache and his bigger on iu itri i97 words
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Article, Illustration388 1951-06-20 1 Blythe Discloses Scheme To Step Up Food Supply Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government is to take a bold step forward in carrying out its intention to increase the Colony'* food supplies as quirk Jj as possible. The Colonial Secretory, >lr. W. L. Bl\thc, peaking on t lie- motion in the388 words
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193 1951-06-20 1 LO\Dv>N, June 19 (Rew 1 or) rhe British Government void move to or- ak price-fixing systems which control tbe ninimum cost of more than ler cenl of goods sold in shops hroughout the country A Government Whi P ipei U d:^y >;<y> the way193 words
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Article65 1951-06-20 1 j IEBKBAM. Juno 11, i (Keuten The Iran <iov- i eminent tonight brake off < i oil talks with An trio- t Iranian Oil Companx < delegates. The Iranians said thut the company's reply to last Thursday's Iran de mands lor 7S p»t cent65 words
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171 1951-06-20 1 LONDON June 19, (API Britain annoi im ed today i hat she is taking tegu to block all shipments ol trati good to Communist c'tntin through the Crown Colony of Hongkong. Sir li.H' <v Shaw ci o sideiit (j) the Board ol Trade,171 words
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Article167 1951-06-20 1 tural production in Johore to replace the shortage due to the resettlement of squatters, who formerly supplied the Singapore markets with s large proportion oi its need.s in vegetables and poultry. Mr Blythe .said thai t h e officer to be appointed would also consider,167 words
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93 1951-06-20 1 Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, lues. Between $14,000,000 and $17.--)00,000 calculated as arrears >f pay for the six months durng which negotiations here lave been in progress between rubber workers and employers, .vill be paid to 300,000 labourers on estates in the Federation following93 words
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Advertisement85 1951-06-20 1 i VITED I /PrJr. I y -R V MOTOR CYCLE CLUB OPENING MEETING, tHOOESA. AFRICA— 2Sth M.4RCH, 1951 50 c.c. Scratch Committee Cup Ist 3rd cc. Scratch Reg Kerwin Memorial Trophy Ist 2nd J cc. Scratch Arthur Taylor Memoriol .[;°f 'y Ist 2nd 3rd I Romans Handicap Ist 2nd 3rd85 words
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Advertisement17 1951-06-20 1 %j cm 'into* i I $-RH-de SUVA I At. HIGH STOStt. 5:«C»l>O«t. LU¥fO«. <POM. TO L LEYS/17 words
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1176 1951-06-20 2 New Rates Approved By Legislative Council Standard Staff Reporter INCREASED cost of living allowances for Singapore Government employees, which will cost the Colony a total of $7,500,000 a year, were approved by the Legislative Council yesterday. These allowances, "as far as can be1,176 words
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Article84 1951-06-20 2 Fl\ jE men were yestc r For,- rt 0 beries h 5" 2 J its rubber at W d lands R 1 Feb. 10. Si.!. bin Omor and M 3 I bin Abdu R unan, tw ?e consi bles. v Sulaiman bin Omar and Mo- bbery84 words
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345 1951-06-20 2 Standard Staff Reporter EXTRAORDINARY financial provisions for expassion of the Singapore Police Force and the Malayan Auxiliary Air Force estimated to cosi around .>;!;). (-00 feature in the supplementary votes ro commended I»v the Finance Committee ami approved yesterday by the Singapore Legislative Council.345 words
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Article79 1951-06-20 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE LOW interest offered by the Post Office Savings Bank. Malya. of 2.4 per cent subject to income tax has been a clog in the drive to popularise Post Office Savings Accounts as a mean s of combating inflation. This was declared by79 words
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Article, Illustration101 1951-06-20 2 In sc tight sc«rts of the CaShofic Ifigl School's 52nd N re baye ea h savi :i ab i( eacb m> th.it UM J BB iv on ;i s,iH)A--w ill Hissiwi :.i Peaaas >Bd tbc Federatloa to \i>it scool broopa tfin;- Tbeji left i"r P: n.uu h> Qm KajuLi yesterday.Michael Goh - 101 words
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Article87 1951-06-20 2 Standard Staff Bemrtcr THE C E the 1 is approved e»i fa C iir oi O: die Sure es t mis C.k ir ii ead oi 6 I Chair oi C a Surgery. This was stated in written rcplii to Mr. C. C. Ten ai the La87 words
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Article62 1951-06-20 2 Standard Staff Reporter THERE are hich require gard to the Singapore Regim All these matters will be brouf it forward to the Legislative Cou icil at an early date. This assurance was given in the Council yesterday by the Colonial Secretary, Mr. w L. Blythe, in answer I62 words
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192 1951-06-20 2 a L'y-YKAR-OLD woman. Wee Bee Giok, icho admitted stealing a handbag from another woman in a church wa» bound over in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday in the sum of $500* for six months. It was stated that at about 11.30 a.m. on June192 words
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Article155 1951-06-20 2 'Make Use Of Ships' rower BLACKOUTS Standard Staff Reporter A SUGGESTION was made in the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday that generators of tu« and training ships lying in hahour he harnessed to reduce the blackouts in the Colony. The suggestion came from Mr. N. A. Mallal (Progressive, City), who speaking155 words
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362 1951-06-20 2 A CHINESE woman Low Ah Kim (27) was yesterday alleged to have drowned her baby daughter in a well and to have disfigured a woman by throwing acid on her face. At a preliminary inquiry in the Singapore Fourth Police Court, Low faced tentative362 words
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Advertisement137 1951-06-20 2 We Awifinj Ycr*r £a?/y ie/cd/on -t ~4». ••>= jat. ■•■■■■3 CXrf jjaQt t _4. jj "■«>■■■• jo jra C rfc Xffir^ •2SSSSSSSSS" U^^r f*^Vuij^^^^^ IACHAUX-OE-FONOStSuiSS*) ft A LA!J<,i; iav.i; OF LADIES' a h« GENTS 1 WATCHES I In stainless Steel, Rolled Gold, ffi 1 J4 fc/. 60/d 78 kt. Cold.137 words
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Advertisement150 1951-06-20 2 SIZE 12" for the Small Garden. Q estates. Groll Green 14" for the Tennis Court 17" for Lawns from .1 to 20 r/ for Lawns from to 1 a 55! largo areas. Cul I o-t for large areas C Spare parts ahcays wcmUbti serviced free for 6 months. p r150 words
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Miscellaneous8 1951-06-20 2 AGREEABLE? Wr > W < MIGHT'S WELL V-. E. ■■■■i~8 words
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Article135 1951-06-20 3 THE Sultan and Sultana ol fohore, iho Su tan of Kedah and Yang di-Pertuan Besai >f Negri Sembilan were guests ,f honour a1 a tea party given a1 Malaya Hall, the Malayan students hostel in London, on Friday June 15. The h »sts were Mr. W.A135 words
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Article49 1951-06-20 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues i Sir Henry Gurney, High Comi missioner, will declare open the inaugural meeting of the 'Adult Education Association iof the Federation of Malaya, and Will deliver a short address The Member for Edu- cation Dato E. E. C. Thurai-| sin«*ham will take the chair.49 words
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Article360 1951-06-20 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Ambition made bandits ot two honest men. They are among several who have surrendered because, in the words of a former Chinese schoolmate who is one ot them, the Communist policy is a hopeless policy It is for this360 words
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Article423 1951-06-20 3 Premature Now; Wait 6 Years, States Report Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Tues. The final report of llie Settlement Council Franchise Committee, dated June 11, and tabled at today's Council meeting holds that Settlement Council elections are at the moment premature. The report states that Couneil423 words
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100 1951-06-20 3 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Tues.— Resettled squatter families in Malacca, who have each been provided with two acres of hind, will be given security of tenure on a lease, if they prove good citizens. This was stated in the Malacca Settlement Council meeting today100 words
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Article211 1951-06-20 3 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Securiiy Police ami Chinese Lodging i house keepers are taking precautionary measures to prevent youth* from leaving the Colony for Red China I without their parents 9 consent. Police from the Security Branch are bein sent to every steamer leaving for211 words
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Article133 1951-06-20 3 Standard Staff Correspondent K I AL A L I M PUR, Flies. Details of how an eleven-year-old Malay boy from Bentoiiij defied a uroup of bandits who threatened him with Sten nuns, have just been released. The youth was riding his bicycle on Sunday when he mei133 words
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161 1951-06-20 3 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Tucs.— Mr. G. E. C. Wisdom said that the extension and conversion of i the Baiu Berendam air strip! had been delayed owing to certain technical difficulties which were not appreciated originally when the completion date was mooted. In view161 words
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Article22 1951-06-20 3 A PORT Dickson. school teacher. Hew Kong Nyim, was found drowned at the Bth mile. Telok Kemang, during the weekend22 words
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96 1951-06-20 3 Standard Stall C orrespondeal KUALA LUMPUR, Fuel In Hay, 14 Btifipttti .i;ible to tl >» ieath penally or bnprfsonmeal tnder the Emergency R»^ila:ions were iriested, bringing :he total since the Dommencenenl <»t ttie Emergency to 727 Of this number <i^o were Purged in court,96 words
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222 1951-06-20 3 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Tues. Once again the inadequacy of the Settlement's transport system was raised in the Settlement Council today. Mr. Khoo Kim Lian referred to the Lack of taxis and the inadequate bus service un the Malacca Sungei Bahru route. He stated that there222 words
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Article78 1951-06-20 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —In protest against the decision of the Secretary of State for the Colonies on the rate and manner of calculation of the cost of living allowance. and on the revision of pensions, a meeting of pensioners will be held here on Sunday,78 words
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Article, Illustration26 1951-06-20 3 MR. R. P. BINGIIAM. Seen-- i tary for Chinese Affairs. Federation of Malaya, who will be among the panel of members for this Friday's Federation Forum.26 words
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Article370 1951-06-20 3 SIX Chinese 4 Tamils 6 Javalese and 3 Malays were fined rom 5 to 2."i dollars each in Muar tor failing to produce ;heir Identity Cards when asked .or by Police Officers. A FINE of $150, in default, three months hard labour was imposed on a Sikh. Chand370 words
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Article114 1951-06-20 3 Standard Staff Gorw.n»— Jel KUALA LUMPUK, Tins. Four imtmhis *«re killed in th<- Federation yrstenlav two S|M«ial < on- htahlVs ami two rivilian*. The specials wore killed and two others were wounded in a 20-mimite engagement with 40 terrorists m Kuantan. m which the lerrorists114 words
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154 1951-06-20 3 MALACCA. Tues.— Mr. Khoo Kim Lian stressed the urgent need for Governmeni English schools in the Settlement's rural areas and centre-, at Mas.iid Tanah, Alor Gajah and Jasin. a! today's Settlement Council meeting. He said that there was a growing demand for English154 words
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Article56 1951-06-20 3 IN ORDEB i keep a Check <>n ba idit acl night p is[ night dropped Rare* i I ni Kluang. at about 16.38 p.m. Following the track o! the hay line. This, T ie Btandai I C dent understands will bv continued daily Col I I56 words
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Advertisement99 1951-06-20 3 :PL SLIGHTER A PRICE: $2.- each :?ycr Trading Co. (M) Ltd. <i on buy ing I' P i BUTTERFLY Kerosene Stove d Hade in I.>. A. i i i i .ed Enamel Top i Nevei Rusty I CONVENIENT SOLO S Z2YWHERE LSA HIM CO. I uul. S'pore 1 3 1^><>99 words
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Advertisement103 1951-06-20 3 W in savings on Blir 111 I VHUmSlHMß^^^^ki IT 1 ill I El If I Psi^l% thousands of these 5 cwt. lUlslfA ifAHP ans are in operation through- 111 01% W YUUI ut the world. Their success > based on a sound reputation ftAlilfAt'lAC .>r reliability. Large carrying Uvllf vl103 words
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Miscellaneous47 1951-06-20 3 iS OCOLA,BUT I IT. NOW WE r-Aa-i-Lj T'l I I^9^^ I^Bfei V^il^l jf v!J?'/^s[ I^~s *> '"> tm- w t j^, j-rrc^ I KNOW HOW TO ITO bAKi •-i- ■^EBP^o.^^J <^^^^s fi*? J x*(> n^ jx^- v SAUCER. >/^s^B^-^A P®^ flB Ok If /y^ 'I 1 -^v^^Ss^^^l^^* r- »747 words
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Article467 1951-06-20 4 Go vt. Quizzed On Tin Plates 'Oil Mills Ignored' Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government was asked yesterday to justify its action in not »!i<Mu!in«; tin plates to the oil milla in Singapore, as it was anxious to reduce the eo.-t of ining. During adjournment in the Legislative Council yesterday,467 words
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Article44 1951-06-20 4 OXG SOON HENG was sen- I tenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday for lifting a pen. worth $35 from' Lam Seng Kang in a trolley bus near the Capitol Theatre on i June 12. I44 words
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Article258 1951-06-20 4 He Wants Barriers Removed DEPRECATIN'G the neglect of technical ;ind higher commercial education by the Government, Mr. F.C. Yap Acting Chairman of the Corporation of Certified Secretaries (Singapore District) at his annual address at the British Council Hall yesterday, -aid that the prosperity of a people depends on their ability258 words
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Article94 1951-06-20 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Traffic Police are appealing lor eye-witnesses who saw a man blocked down by a car near People's Park in New Bridge Road at 10. .'J0 a.m. on June 11 to coated Inspector Chia Chen? Poh of the Traffic Accident Investigation94 words
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301 1951-06-20 4 Detective Accused Of Stealing $387 IX THE Si::g;-p; re Third District Court yesterday a grocer, Yeo Knee Chong, accused a detective and four men of stealing $387 belonging to his wife, after he had given them $200 to Leave him alone. The detective. William Goh, and four others. Kenny Madhavan,301 words
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235 1951-06-20 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE second Singapore fisherman to lose his life while engaged with a moro-ami fishing unit operating off the Colony disappeared last Friday in a stroii" tidal current off the Horshoumh Liirhthoiise Horobourgh Lighthouse guards the eastern entrance to the Straits of Singapore235 words
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Article363 1951-06-20 4 Standard Staff Reporter AN APPEAL to the Singapore public to stop wasting water, is being made by the Water Department of the Singapore Municipality in view of the existing shortage of water supply. Mr. W. S. Stredwick, Water Engineer, told The Standard yesterday that363 words
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Article100 1951-06-20 4 Pain Made Man Hang Himself A MIDDLE-AGED Chinese woman told the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday that she found her husband hanging from a cherry-tree near her home at Morse Road on the early morning of June 2. She vyas Lam Ah Chooi, who was giving evidence at an inquest into100 words
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Article73 1951-06-20 4 AX AMENDMENT to the Food Control Ordinance to allow the Food Controller. Singapore, to keep a proper check on the Stock of controlled articles for industrial purposes was passed by the Legislative Council" yesterday In moving the second reading of the Bill, the Solicitor General.73 words
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Article102 1951-06-20 4 BLACKOUT areas for today are: DAY: St. James. Miri Road, Silat R >ud. Bukit Pasuh B.A T Trafalgar St., Prince 'Edward Koad, Sago Street, Peoples Park Nanson Ruud, L;un Soon Oil Mill Cavan Brulse/Collyer Quay, Victoria Memorial Hall Nos. 1 2, Prince St. /Market St.. Church St.102 words
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Article, Illustration37 1951-06-20 4 Photo. Mr. F. C. Yap, Acting Chairman of the Corporation of Certified Secretaries (Singapore District) gives his annual address at the British Council Hall. On his rieht is Mr. K. P. W. Gosman, the honorary secretary.- StandardStandard - 37 words
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Advertisement212 1951-06-20 4 B I I Vll mSB P HOWARD HAWKS' MOVIE! S.IT. at M'KITE CAPITOL BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY !|I I Another Shipment has just arrived... ffl 1 I "ORIENT" I I ELECTRIC FANS > BE ffl 3" y S iitillllJiHtlUfmEff ;>"- rannnnmmiwß t i AvcilabU in the following models: -f Ceilng212 words
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Advertisement282 1951-06-20 4 NOTICES TPENDERS will be receivec from C!;..^ "A" Co:;*ructors at the Settlement Engmeer's Offi <\ Malacca, up u: noon oi iiih July, 1951 tor the Construction of Chinese Normal School a: Gajab Berang. Malacca. Full particulars are obtainable from the P.W.D. Office, Malacca. BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 4.11 In the Hi«rh282 words
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Advertisement646 1951-06-20 4 ACKNOWLEDGMENT TpHK family of the late Mr. 1 Loh Chee Own of No 13 Beng Swee Place thank 'their friends and relatives for I their wreaths, night visits, attendance at the funeral etc. ]\IR. Mrs. V. Kandiah 1 thank all friend-, and relatives who assisted in (he funeral arrangements, wreaths646 words
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Advertisement48 1951-06-20 4 I SmiATWj Applj S T:.. 'ed. App B S MAI M A( (Ol g r M of tw x 30-7 K I C 1 hi V t/% TI h I 1 i■> v 1 2 5 rt S BUSIMSS 0 J) i > 1 K I I V. M^ms^isssssß48 words
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Miscellaneous95 1951-06-20 4 Y.M.C.A., Orchard Road: Spore Chess Club Meeting 5 p.m.. Judo Club Practice 5.30 p.m.. Malay Conversational Class 5.30 p.m.. Body Building Group 6 p.m., Art Club Life-class 6—8.30 p.m.. Wesley Guild Annual Dinner and Social 7.30 p.m. Chinese Y.M.C.A., Seleffie Road: Joint Staff Meeting 1130 a.m., Zero Basket Ball 595 words
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318 1951-06-20 5 Non-Malay Nationals In Perak Will Get Scholarship Awards Standard Stall Correspondent iroil. Toes, Scholarship Bill, that provides for s\n<Mv* and Irani.?- abroad, for non-Mala) nationals who are subject of the Ruler of Perak, i- lo be introduced in the Stale Council. These scholarships are similar to those awarded to Malays318 words
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Article, Illustration58 1951-06-20 5 5 Acn Pel Y.n one "i the fii Singapore girls v> bo m■ seat bsu k b the Hongkonc GoTerwaeßt. Hies turned la Singapore I isi wg Cath tj Pai ific Air v> 13 s She and fii e other B rb lefl for Hoa :koo last •>x 1 j58 words
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Article211 1951-06-20 5 Standard St.itt Reporter A UFA ISED edition of ihe Standing Laws of Singapore to be prepared by ihe ittorney-General's Office was approved by the Singapore Legislative Council at Us meeting yesterday when the Attorney-General Mr. E. J. Davies saecessfully moved the adoption ot the211 words
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Article73 1951-06-20 5 Duties Of The PRS Explained Standard Mail Reporter ities the Pu ReSecreta 11 tns st poss ira 1 ad re- the S this Deputy P R■• the 1 g tin ess IS tion foi post plus 1 Is "nglish and one 3 iage I »Presa Off s 1 mderhe distribui73 words
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Article101 1951-06-20 5 PENANG, T les ei bi u Theatn d its d this \b m T g re the g i pening, sterday. itteoded by heads I q Departments mi i citi :ens II c-t $1 10,000 to build a *J is i nntly by :a i Chetti101 words
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Article86 1951-06-20 5 THE SINGAPORE Govern- j nc is unable j iefi e its at- e to the Rep «i on t ie C of Bookmakiiis until a 01 examination ol I Report e ligjht of the Australian I ;;<_-.- Zeala r i stei is I betting C'-m;o\ at the86 words
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Article32 1951-06-20 5 WONG PONG (40), found gui on a i barge ol i onsorting, was aeotenced '•> ;ve s' hard labour by Mr. Justice Fletcher Rodg rs, in the Supreme Co trt, lay32 words
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Article79 1951-06-20 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE contents 0* Radio Malaya programmes are constantly under review in consequence of cirticisms and dissatisfaction ol the public whicn came to the notice of Government This was stated in a written to Dr C J. Paglar tabled at "the Singapore Legislative; Council yesterday.79 words
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Article67 1951-06-20 5 Standard Staff Reporter A PLEA for better water sup- t,'\ rural areas was made in the Singapore Legislative Coun- cil yesterday by Mrs. Vilasini llenon 'Independent. SeletaD. Speaking during adjournment <he said that she had received several complaints f rom about 700 to 800 people67 words
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Article60 1951-06-20 5 THE Singapore Government Is m c »nsidering a Bill to modi- j fvinfl some of the existing pro* of the Adoptions of j Children Ordinance which will facilitate the adoption ol child- ren in the Colony. This was stated in a written rep^to Dr C.60 words
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60 1951-06-20 5 Standard Stall orrrspontieni PENANG, Tues.— Equipment and instructional stafl »<jr Radar and a Fighter Control n_:. ...i^.^u i^ V-»r» fi-»rm»»rt ifl -We have always endeavoured 10 qet w: imen to this type of unit, he stated Sir Francis paid a tribute io60 words
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Article54 1951-06-20 5 TAIPING. Tups.— Be- cause of 2 P.C.'s different i versions of ilip story, Vartharaj (29) and his father, alleged to have popped into Sheums Cir- ms through an opening, were discharged by the Taipi&g Magistrate. The oilier constable said that the accused i tried to gate-crash54 words
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256 1951-06-20 5 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Raja Ahamed bin |aia\ir, a clerk attached t<» the Johore Customs, was sentenced to a fine of si. <M>o or Huh} months' r.i.. t«>iay. for evading Customs duty amounting i«> sit I 1.22. Another Malay, Jafa'ar bin Miamed256 words
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Article58 1951-06-20 5 Unified Malayan Health Service THE tw Select Committees appointed by the LcgiC >ii!.ciis of Singapore and the Federation to considei draft Scneme for a Unified Malayan Health Service did not reach complete agreement 011 the f orm Scheme. This was stated in v. answers to D: C. J. p tabled58 words
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Article, Illustration53 1951-06-20 5 photo. Mr. Jose Atejandrino, First Secretary of the Philippine Legation at Bangkok, (centre) u!:o arrived in Singapore by KLM Constellation to Consular assistance to I ilipinos in Singapore. Pictured left, is Mr. Oscar V. Armstrong, of the* U.S. Consulate-General in Singapore, and Mr. P. (i. Peralta (right), popularStandard - 53 words
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Article180 1951-06-20 5 A PLEA for the separation of ie Sii g; e Postal Department from the Federation rnade in the Singapore Legislative Council yesterdav by Mrs Vilasini Menon independent star). Mrs. Menon gave two re ts A'hy this separation was desirable. V ;t, poor people wh (deposited their180 words
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Article40 1951-06-20 5 PENAN G. Tues. Ov i t>l the we". -k"! ivvn M i N gock s 1 ■d Large gathering of at a tea -part} cerem Me rs Cha K ;i::d :ex:i;e '.r I I s40 words
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151 1951-06-20 5 S'pore Filipino Consul To Be A Muslim Mandanl Staff Reporter >!R. YIMP MUBARAK, a former \irr-ron-ul at Los Angeles, is to take <har»e of the m-u I'hilippine Consulate in Singapore vvhitli oj)< v ii- in\t month. Mr Abubakar. a law graduate from the University oi the Philippines come? from the151 words
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117 1951-06-20 5 Standard Staff Correspondent ALOH STAR? Tues.— At the Supreme Court, Alor Ntar, Mr. Justice Russell expressed disapproval during a trial, at the inconvenience caused to the Court by Police Officers changing their versions on 1 particular fact. His Lordship said that P i ers cannot be117 words
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Advertisement45 1951-06-20 5 > j RUBBER Mlfl V-r.NI/rt3 DELIVERY RUBBER FLOORING SPORTS i EQUIPMENT > "*^'<««San^K^M f\ m. T '11 pICr 1 in J Houn i Oth« I] !»«"t- ant lup N Bkta C e5 up;, j y ~bi u u a trou tea twu t°Now v*#yitBs Fat Away 8'-45 words
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Advertisement92 1951-06-20 5 MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION MILLION SWF-EPS TICKETS Ist Prize $250,000 2nd Prize $120,000 3rd Prize 50,000 4th Prize 20.000 Also 2 Prizes of 510,000 10 Prizes of S 5,000 20 Prizes of 2,000 50 Prizes of 1.000 PRIZES PAID IN FULL Definite Drawing Date Ist July, 1951 at Ipoh. Please apply92 words
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Article775 1951-06-20 6 J)AT() Onn's reference to independence within seven years has caused a lot of nervous squeaLs in several quarters. To use a famous phrase, instead < ;:l; the bells there seems to be a considerwringing of hands among our stout-hearted erats. These are the very people who are'775 words
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Article290 1951-06-20 6 IN the years that followed the 1914-18 war, a young slightly-built Chinese arrived in Paris with a scholarship that enabled him to study in France. He was "Industrious Student" Liu Shao-chi. There was nothing remarkable about him insignificant in looks, as short of cash as290 words
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Article235 1951-06-20 6 RALPH SHAW - RALPH SHAW By indirectly, of over two million persons. He is the brains behind the land re form which has seen land lords and others dispossessed and the peasants "succoured." Liu Shao-ehi is credited with being civil to no one although, at times, he will display someAFP - 235 words
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Article957 1951-06-20 6 KENNETH HARRIS - Men Behind Ine 'China Lobby' KENNETH HARRIS itali far investigation into Chiang Kai-Shek's posrerfui Pressure Group in Washington. |By WASHINGTON. \S a result of demands made in the Senate inquiry into General Mac Arthur's dismissal, there is almost certain to be an inquiry into the activities of the "China Lobby,"957 words
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Article569 1951-06-20 6 Sir;— On 24 April 51 in the S'})o r c Standard edition To the President W.D4J.S. Association, I wrote openly for an elucidation; Fur replacement of the Aspro-pill perambulation. To that of a hypodermic penicillin injection. Th> i came comrade -hordes With full of indignation. As though 1 have569 words
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Letter196 1951-06-20 6 Sir. The article in your issue of June 19. by Micliat? Davidson "THE ROUGH ROAD TO NATIONHOOD" is most illuminating as showing a calculatedly mischievous tendency to cast insinuations on individuals and to distort the lads. The writer falls back on the presumptuous logic that "the mind, if196 words
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Letter157 1951-06-20 6 Sir:— _ln your issue of F y Jun< 15, 1951, you have published a news item. I m R< Liters under the heading "Ceylon Government I Fire All Non Nationals." I hav< I point out that is incorrect and misleading. Some months ago the Cey- U157 words
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Article611 1951-06-20 6 HOW OBJECTIVE SHOULD NEWS BE Sir. I have read your editorial "The Great Fraud*' on the need for objective news reporting. As a result you da not seem to attach the same importai.ee American newspapers attach to interpretative reporting. Not only that, you voice the tear that the interpretative news611 words
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Advertisement14 1951-06-20 6 fe) TIGER > RUBBER GOODS I for MINING INDUSTRY, l'*<- K«»r 30 Years En Malaya14 words
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Advertisement36 1951-06-20 6 JkJb E fe# ZEISS IKONTAS ZEISS SUPER IKONTAS AGFA CAMERAS KODAK CAMERAS PLAUBEL MAKINA CINE CAMERAS 8 mm 1 6 mm Bell Howell Filmo Bolex Paillord Kodok DeJur PROJECTORS 8 mm 16 mm B»vor« w' Kodok36 words
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283 1951-06-20 7 UK To Stop Oil production, Quit Iran, If Talks Fail („.,< i<> (AP) Qualified sources said today that in the Anglo-Iranian oil talks may bring a British production and unit Iran. The information was given 3ut a few hours before British agents were due to meet IranLan leaders in Teheran283 words
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120 1951-06-20 7 NEW DELHI. June 19, 1 1 P i Premier Jawaharlal Nehru warned Communist tuna today to keep its hands -off the kingdom of Nepal Nehru's radio broadcast over the Nepali radio did not mention Red China by name but reliable sources said he had120 words
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Article95 1951-06-20 7 S is (AP)-Nea s the F each Monday >■ wed new N Assembly lean- -ther :u the Id e the tillT seats I ted. as if the C tnmu be 1 about 110 Ru could still e e first party in the* v v t 22.295 words
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Article29 1951-06-20 7 WASHINGTON, J e 19, AP) ■\.:ny Saturday es- tail es in Kot I.M Ugh J :e 7. icluded both I battle lo>>e>. e ad li ugh June29 words
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195 1951-06-20 7 Grain Ship To Sail For India Today WASHINGTON, June 19 (Router) A Liberty ship carrying over 9,000 tons of food grains for India will sail from Philadelphia on Wednesday despite the nationwide p ng strike, it was officially anqi meed yesterday. Alter a meeting with the National Maritime Union. Economic195 words
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71 1951-06-20 7 BIGGIN HILL. ENGLAND, Jum 19 (AP)— Three Meteoi el tighter planes crashed within ten minutes during training g] ts here on Monday. The pilots of all three were killed. The first crash occurred soon after I iking off. Tea minutes later two jets71 words
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64 1951-06-20 7 N'lists Assert UN Ban Not Adequate NEW YORK, .'line 19 (UP) Nationalist China told the United Nations today that its tola! ban was "not sufficient to support and supplement tne military action of the United "ga ta Basil n-g-Government thereby aligns itseii v ith the United States the only oilier64 words
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Article, Illustration50 1951-06-20 7 photo. King Farouk of Egypt and his 17-year-old Queen, Narriman, left Catania aboard the Royal yacht, "Fakhr El Bihar" after a few days of their Sicilian honeymoon, June 12. During their stay in Sicily the royal couple stayed at the San Domenico Hotel in Taormina.— APAP - 50 words
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Article, Illustration317 1951-06-20 7 TOKYO, June 19, (AFP)— The Japanese Government today decided to release tomorrow a list bearing the names of some 73,000 Japanese leaders who have been officially "white washed." These leaders were "purged" in October 194t5 for their responsibility in theAP - 317 words
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Article238 1951-06-20 7 LONDON. June 19 (Renter) An official spokesman here said that the British Mediterranean Fleet did riot come under Admiral Robert Carney's new command in Southern Europe, Gen. Eisenhower yes- j terday appointed Admiral Car- ney commander of the Allied Forces in Southern Europe. But238 words
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Article130 1951-06-20 7 BERLIN, June 19. (UP)— Berlin today resumed normal trade shipments to the West but the Soviets still claimed the right to impose a new economic blockade at any time. The Soviets on Monday lifted the restrictions imposed in the middle of May on Berlin exports130 words
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36 1951-06-20 7 NEW DELHI. June 19 <AP>— Prime Minister Pandit Nehru's most criticised amendments to the Indian constitution received presidential signature on Monday, after being forced through Parliament by strong party whip tactics.36 words
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90 1951-06-20 7 Compensation For Jap POW's To Be Discussed LONOON. June 19 (AFP) The Minister of State. Kenneth Younger, told the House ot Commons yesterday that the question of compensation for treatment meted out by the Japanese to the British Far Eastern prisoners of war could be fully dealt with in the90 words
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189 1951-06-20 7 TOKYO, June 19 (AP)— For :he third straight day Ameri:an pilots today beat Red airnen in a big jet battle over Northwestern Korea. U.S Sabre jets damaged 'our Russian type MIG-15S oday as Allied infantrymen knocked North Koreans oil key "idges on the189 words
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94 1951-06-20 7 NEW YORK. June 19 (UP)'residential Assistant W. Avere! larriman, who left Monday to s aris for talks with Atlantic Pac eaders, said the results of tin French elections "will make i ■asier for us to carry out ou. vork." He said he planned to94 words
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117 1951-06-20 7 Peking Moves In FE 'This Year' Forecast NEW \ORK. June I<) \l')— Mr. Etfwia I 'ailed Slates ■mhnwdor to 1 hailand. predicted «»n .Monday that the Chinese GouißMi n i st 8 would expatu! llieir military operations in tlie Far Ea>t "*mn«lime this year." Returning for threo months home leave117 words
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238 1951-06-20 7 Badger: Still 'Chance' Of China Revolt WASHINGTON, June CUP)— Vice Admiral O ar Badger, one <>i the United States Navy's top expert* < r i the Far East, told Senators today that there is still a "chance" that much of Chi a will revolt against "< Son rust tyranny and238 words
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186 1951-06-20 7 HONGKONG. June 19 (AP) The Chinese Communists lave expelled President and Madame Chiang Kai-shek from he Methodist Church They were officially excomnunicated on .June 10 by Bishop Kiang Chang-chuan he same man who baptized Generalissimo Chiang in 1927 o Shanghai The news oi their186 words
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Article76 1951-06-20 7 Big 4 Deputies Adjourn Sine Die PARIS. June 19, i LJP) 1 tie Bis Fir,:: Deputy Foreign Ministers met for 15 minutes today and adjourned the session without setting a definite date to: reconvening. After Russia's Andrei Gromyko announced he still had bo reply to the fast Westejn note. Alexandra76 words
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Article77 1951-06-20 7 LONDON, June 19. \P War Ofiice ced on M d thai ttae l r%e B' Itish i talions of the 29th B igad< serving in K>> n [fl be eieved between October December The Gloucestershires turn to Britain, rhe ftoj il Northumbei iand i- en77 words
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Advertisement42 1951-06-20 7 5 STAR I Ch ne% e dinner into O bonquet! At •cst.voU ony eclebrotion serve be sure of success. Your guests Nl arc serving the *ery best French i rHe\ see the famous \sk f£ Chop. t4R CR LIQUOR STORE, OR FROM42 words
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Advertisement97 1951-06-20 7 NELL GWYNN CANDLELIGHT £>"'•, y v! £M*i Bm%l-r? f f 5 c 3 CENTS 7px'' h> 7^/j 1 #01 CANDLES) In themselves NELL GWYNN candles form a lovely adornment to the dining table, but light them and see how beautiful is Nell Gwynn candlelight Watch how the silver sparkles and97 words
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Miscellaneous36 1951-06-20 7 y"^«. 'VJU I NANJCy— STOP "^^l I HERE PRACTICE I j I THINK I'LL GET| iBf?l S^-n/vSur W your posture J a different^ fIP P MONEY--THAT'S LESSONS AND [%f |pr\BOOK >^^2k ALL you forget about/ vj36 words
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Article183 1951-06-20 8 One More Plane Arriving Standard Stall Reporter MEW flights, representing a <\2 per cent, increase in the domestic services in Malaya, which will provide capacity for carrying an extra 2.650 passengers monthly, were announced by Malayan Airways Ltd. yesterday. This increase follows the introduction of several183 words
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Article136 1951-06-20 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THE second voyage of the Blue Funnel ship Tyndareus to Jeddah carrying Muslim pi grims from Malaya ::a< been put buck by two days because the original dates fixed for arriving and departing from Penang falls on Marl Raya Puasa. The ship, which136 words
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Article46 1951-06-20 8 HONGKONG. June 10 (AP)— The Hongkong Post Office is again accepting mail for Korea the Postmaster-General announced. Effective today registered :v.-m: to "Pusan and to all other South Korean destinations" will be accepted here "as far as conditions will permit." the announcement said46 words
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Article, Illustration65 1951-06-20 8 THE Hai Hsuan has discharged 1,455 tons of her 8,000-ton cargo of salt during the last two days in the Singapore Outer Roads. The cargo has been loaded in the freighter Foo Hsiang (above) which is to take 6,000 tons of the salt to Japan. The rest of the cargo65 words
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Article, Illustration111 1951-06-20 8 FOR five hours yesterday more than 2.000 Indians packed th e 5.11.8. wharf front to send o]t their friends and relatives who s iled ior Indian pur:* !>■/ the 8./. uessel Rajula. Some 110 saloon passengers also em barked. AlOwuyh embarkation oj th« 531 deck passengers started only at111 words
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Article170 1951-06-20 8 WEST COAST MALAYA Vessel tor Muar Weekly Vessel tor Moloccj Twice Weekly Vessel tor Dickson Weekly Tung Song for Malacca Port Oickson Port Swettenham June 20 Senggarang for Penang June 22 Serampang for Penang, Tel ok Anson June 21 EAST COAST MALAYA Sirusa for Kuantan June170 words
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192 1951-06-20 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THE lire which broke out in one of the holds of the 7,176-ton French freighter, St. Valery En Canx in Singapore, was finally extinguished at noon. vesterday 36 hours after the fire started. Bales of kapok in hold No.192 words
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87 1951-06-20 8 THE Panamanian registered freighter Point Clear, event aground on a id bank iL Remunia Sh Johore m Sunday night arrived it". :he Singapore Outer Roads a1 2 p.m. yestej lay. Sue was successfully towed lear of the mud batik and boated by a87 words
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Article62 1951-06-20 8 Standard S)iippin» Reporter THE I0,00<?-ton refrigerator ship Devon is expected to remain in dry duck lor four more days, as her rudder has io be removed for repair. The vessel, with her holds half filled with Australi tn mea* for Britain, developed steering gear trouble62 words
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Advertisement482 1951-06-20 8 "AST kEGi I:.*1 ANi P^CJFIC Direct Overland San Francisco. Lo« Angelc All American Conod» Citit^ P. S'hom Spore 20/23June GEORGE LUCKENBACH 24/26June 27/28June 29June/UuN IDCAR F LUCKENBACH 24/26Jal> 27/28July 29July/lAug Accepting cargo *or Hongkong FAST REGULAR SERVICE U.S.A. (W€ST COAST) PERSIAN GULF »ie JAPAN HONGf'ONr Due GEORGE LUCKENBACH S'pore 20,'unc482 words
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Advertisement25 1951-06-20 8 #!i| AMERICAN To New Yor.i and Boston vio Ceylon, India. Egypt 111l J p E of^ SoN Gdß 44/23 Ju 24 j»»« ttiii 2 J^BJun^^^^^9J«n^July25 words
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Advertisement365 1951-06-20 8 SAILINGS FROM SCANOINAv,^ "^^-Jll' "KINA" for Bar^ok H^ r 3 k o-.g l r P •MEONIA" to* Sa-qor 6 bongkok 'MALACCA" for cang'ok, Hongkong Manila Kobe Yokohama 7 LALANDIA" for r ligon r R^ngkok :3-29Jui. 16 KAMBODIA" for Baral Hongkong, Man: lo Kobe Yokohama (-7 Am SAILINGS TC CONT ntnt365 words
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Miscellaneous120 1951-06-20 8 [mr" arrivals] <?>> :> ■■{and DEPARTURES] S Arrivals j C.V A from H-iii'WotK l< I' 1 I' BO\( Uoni LttDtioa 3.45 ii'M. P.O.A.S. frum Baafkok *•">(> pjn >1 UUESE MKW \Y« from Bangkok %M p.m. MALAYAN AIRWAYS fr.im Kua!. 1 I.um'iur a na. from Medaa, Penalty, raipinc Ipoh. Ku.ila I120 words
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Miscellaneous340 1951-06-20 8 in Harbour i WHARVES Ca:i 44 Gor;on. 42 U N.c-j,v HjS-l-i nci. 40 il Kola :>o :iM r .i:.vj is S7 inverbank, 33 M Eloepal 29 Benalbanacb, 21 js Palamcotta 2S 26 oV'oi su »eon«on. 2 24 BeoaUov 21 22 Benvet;. 19 20 Trevn.*- L5'U [ndrapoera. 13 14 KUva M340 words
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Article, Illustration1164 1951-06-20 9 r/fli: New Allowances 01 Be Swallowed Up u, Next Price Spiral ilk Legislative Council at its meeting yesterday exo\er tin- present local food situation and urged without (It lay the necessary machinery to expand the Colony, not G yvernmeni s Rcient attenti o t1,164 words
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Article45 1951-06-20 9 gsjg;sg I the present 16 confidential apners go ajrecnoent aie i women, rhe total establisbinont for c nfidential stenographers is 40 viewed candidates for appointmc t as confidential stenograoners and has advised on ti.en suitability for appointment Suitable candidates recom-45 words
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91 1951-06-20 9 Chinese Urge India Trade Office In KL KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Chinese textiles merchants in the Federation have asked the Indian Trade Commissioner, Mr. Jogindra Singh, to promote better trade relations between dealers in this country and manufacturers in India. They have su._;ested that this can be done by setting up91 words
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Article116 1951-06-20 9 SINGAPORE. Tues.—Malayan tin shares were firmer today, with buyers predominating because of the unexpected rise in the metal price. Rubber and industrial shares were steady. Yesterday's prices were: BB Petrol 43/6 44/6xall H'kong S'hni Bk. (H'kong reg.) 750.00 TTO. OO S. Steamship 17.75 13 25 Straits116 words
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164 1951-06-20 9 THE Singapore Government is considering tne question of assisting its employees to obtain loans on favourable terms from the Federal and Colonial Building Society. This was stated by the Government in written replies to Council by Mr. C.R. Dasaratha Raj (Labour, Rochore).164 words
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Article147 1951-06-20 9 Govt. Action Has Cut Some Prices Standard Staff Reporter PRICES of several building materials have fallen recently as a result of action taken by Government to increase imports and reduce exports, notably cement, wire nails and timber. This was stated by Government in the Legislative Council yesterday in answer to147 words
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Article147 1951-06-20 9 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Chinese Importers and Exporters Associa- j tion decided yesterday to appeal to the Indonesian Government to protect their cargo goods imported and exported by its members from being pilfered in Indonesian ports. The Association will draw the attenti"!-. of147 words
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Article37 1951-06-20 9 HONGKONG. June 19.— Special Standard Service Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HK515.77 to £1 Sterling: HK56.285 to US$l; HKSI.BI3 to Malayan $1: HKSO.33 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold HK5315.375 to one tael.37 words
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Article, Illustration71 1951-06-20 9 Mr. Dudley E, Siddons, Cluet Building Inspector of the Architect and Building Surveyor's Department, Singapore, left yesterday on the Blue Funnel ship Gorgon for Australia on three months' special medical leave. Mr. Siddons. who has been with the department for 27 years, is ateo Chairman of the Singapore Co-operative Stores71 words
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Article29 1951-06-20 9 The United States has granted a U.S. $15,500,000 Marshall Plan loan to Belgium to speed up her U.S. $160,000,000 development programme^ in the Belgian Congo.- U.P.U.P - 29 words
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Article, Illustration45 1951-06-20 9 Mr. K. Kumarasamy, who has served 20 years with the Timber Research Laboratory of the Federation and is regarded as an authority on Malayan timbers, left for Melbourne yesterday iu the Gordon on a ten-month departmental scholarship course with the Forest Products Research Institute there.45 words
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Article101 1951-06-20 9 COPRA was steadier in the produce market, yesterday, business being reported at $43$ for July-August shipmeut. Buyers dosed at $43$ and sellers 9-4'ii per picul. Coconut oil remained ;1 dull at unchanged quotation, sellers indicating $74. Pepper continued to be a quietly steady market at unchanged101 words
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Article25 1951-06-20 9 The World Bank is sending a four-man mission to Enypt to inspect projects for which bank aid may be requested.— A. P.A.P - 25 words
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159 1951-06-20 9 Standard Staff Reporter OVER-SELLING caused a stalemate in the Singapore rubber market yesterday. The situation was further accentuated by willingness of sellers to Meet the market. Fair interest was shown by factories, resulting in a slight improvement in the quo!:. lions. After opening at around $147159 words
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Article112 1951-06-20 9 THE India Government Trade Commissioner in Singapore reports that the total trade between Malaya and India in April, vaiued at 537.090.00U was composed of "$9,830,000 worth of exports to India and 527. 260.000 worth of imports from India. The result was a trade balance of $17,430,000 inReuter; AAP - 112 words
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284 1951-06-20 9 America Unmoved By Protest Over Tin Pric e Moves US: "TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT* WASHINGTON. Jim; !<> fl l») —The Im!o:u -ian Government "lias imult' "vigorous rr|>r«'-««'iitaiioiih" against the* L'.S. Govenuneal action in dMbfag tin prices to the level of L.5.51.06 per {muhhl. it i* Icarnc-d here. They said284 words
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Article371 1951-06-20 9 WASHINGTON. lune 19 (IP): The Tnited Stales has reopened negotiations ith Bolivia for the purchase of tin. R.F.C. Administrator Stuart Svminston announced lure. He rel used to name the price at which the United St ltd offered to buy Bolivian tin i noentrates nor371 words
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Advertisement103 1951-06-20 9 in I9SO Payments to Policyholders Increase in reserves for Policyholders $296,630,000 Ordinary Branch Premiums $277,025,000 (Including $60,519,000 Overseas) General Branch Premiums $70,748,000 (Including $34,947,000 Overseas) These figures do not include premiums of $8,907,000 written by the Company's American Subsidiary, The Pru- dentia! Insurance Company of Great Britain located in New103 words
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Article, Illustration31 1951-06-20 10 REHEARSING on** of Hie mowiiH'iit* from tin* Festival Ballet. Pas (It* Quatre. now being presented at London V stoll Theatre, are famed ballerinas (left to right) Krassovska, Markova, Riaboncbinska ami Danilova.31 words
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Article, Illustration833 1951-06-20 10 OSWALD HENRY - OSWALD HENRY r rilE WOODEN HORSE" (London Films) Thosp who have read the stirring chapters of Eric Williams' book of the s^me name will doubtlessly get an even binger thrill out of this masjniflccnt film which is due by shortly to have its Malayan833 words
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Article78 1951-06-20 10 1.1 —Hedy Lamarr, who got married last week, is going to auction off $1,000,000 wunh of persona] belongings, including four wedding rings. Implications of the sale next Monday puzzled Hollywood since Miss Lamarr has been divorced only three times. She ■married number four Ernest Stauffer, a night78 words
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Article, Illustration123 1951-06-20 10 iMALAV Him l'n»(lii(tions Ltd. shootinc fMXmea tor iim- h»rtti coming movie "Juwita" took kaUang airport in its stride JestSday l» enacting a scene with a Malayan Airways Diane as nackpouiHl Tins Standard picture shows director I. Ka a 1; hai in K.nViVl la r t nK <123 words
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Advertisement248 1951-06-20 10 ,\'EW ALHAMBRA LAST DAY 11 A.M. 1.30 4 <;.4.-> ;»..^0 p.m. I W? thefUkHwho _i I 11,, cheated himself M\ I mß&s, A JACK M WARNER PRODUCTION Tmfflk. i LEE J. COBB JANE WYATT JOHN DALL I < j V M OPENS TOMORROW 1 J//£ BLAZING STORY OF THE 5248 words
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Advertisement40 1951-06-20 10 A\IALI DEVI VAHALAKSHMI in "Win 'A PA HA DUi" A gnat grand Tamil Social picture. Distributed bv SHAW BROS LTD ihi AK IT Tel. 1870 (Junction of Dato Kramat Puliang; Roads J DAILY 3* SHOWS 3, 6.30 9.30 p. m.40 words
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Advertisement61 1951-06-20 10 I, BATTLE STftTIOK f»b ACTION! V Ta^P^BiN^f^-^jßf^™ I JHB^^fl£jflß^^fl *w J^ Warner Bros: /u //»e MIGHTIEST v Encounter ei r ree »a I ■.I* pi JL j i. v ll^|»*i flgffr*'-* Wr r^ nwr¥VVa u < X HH^^%|<x>:' T\ F"V i** S A 11 a.m. 1.45,4.00,6.^1 I (> •»«^'*«^'»i^**^**^**^ >i61 words
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Article, Illustration1035 1951-06-20 11 13-11 Council Vote Throws Out Bill For Premium Bonds Maiuiard Malt neporter |X |o raise a 550.000, 000 loan through the issue of 810 yesterday thrown out by the Singapore Le^islati e rotes *ith one abstention because it meant the accept- «,f slate lotteries. and Dr. C. J. Paglar, who1,035 words
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Article, Illustration159 1951-06-20 11 FOUR America*. nava\ vessels are scheduled to converge on Singapore's harbour urea on Friday wtorming for a ihrceday yoodwill visit. The U.S. Destroyer Squadron, consisting of U.S.S. Rush, Fiske, Kennedy and Hawkins, will depart from Si ignport on Monday, Ju.'.e "5, ii ices159 words
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Article, Illustration261 1951-06-20 11 2nd Chance For Young: Offenders Ma in lard JMaft Ke porter THE BIN to extend the probation system, which now applies only to offenders under 16 to include adult offenders was passed with certain amendments at the meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday. The effect of this Bill will261 words
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Article338 1951-06-20 11 'Trial Corporals Get Full Pay Standard Staff Reporter A POLICE constable, who is promoted to Police Corporal draws the full salary or a Corporal during his i period of probation. This clarification was made by the Government in the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday in reply to written questions tabled by338 words
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Article102 1951-06-20 11 A PLEA that there should a truce between the workers and C ivenunent and other employers to relieve those afflicted by debt by framing a suitable scheme lor the liquidation of such debts" was made by Dr. C. J. Paglar (Progressive. Changi) nt the Singapore Legislative102 words
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Article55 1951-06-20 11 iiiL management ot me am /iew Cabaret will donate alj jroceeds of tonight's Carnival Danre to the Singa>ore Anti-Tuberculosis A:-so iation. An extension till 1 a.m. hat en approved. There will b< Jpot Dances, raffles, auctions ind a special floor show wil e put on by George55 words
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Article158 1951-06-20 11 TAN SAYS NO TO GIMSON Standard Staff Reporter MR Tan Chin Tunn (Member for the Chinese Chamber of Commerce) and Deputy President declined the invitation of Sir Franklin Gimson, Governor of Singapore, to preside at the meeting of the Legislative Council yesterday. Shortly after two officials, Mr. B Ramsay (Commissioner158 words
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216 1951-06-20 11 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Legislative Council at its meeting yesterday, approved the surrender of public rights to the foreshores of two areas in the Colony to the Admilitary, who have purchased them for defence pun>oses T>e first area is at I^ojang and the other west216 words
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Article24 1951-06-20 12 TODAY'S Sport v•\•■ D D CJi. v C< Gat lals <•' Jdlan Bes ;y S > Dir UIB—T. Mong 0 H Jolliia :s A P a-24 words
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Article117 1951-06-20 12 LEADING ;-2 in the first h til > C e Athletes "A" decked up m the second >v i the Cheerful Lads by ils to three in a S.A FA. II "A"" 2;ime at the BODCA ground yesterday. The Athletes sored their. goal 1117 words
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Article211 1951-06-20 12 LONDON June ID R iter) prizes in Britain e too view g British goll Eessi kls y s ibsc •<- ihis view because th< nan d es nol want to ean a -it loes exisi t. s] tecial '.y I times Bui ic Idea211 words
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Article110 1951-06-20 12 SHELL AGAIN BEAT SI MIT PENANG T ?s In a friendly rel badminton match She!' S rts Cub again beat 5."'..: s i > by J-2 Results Ste plaj ei menti ned firsi Singles: Yeap Se g Yean beal Qua feong Kooi 713. 15-12, 15-10. Cheah Th< in Kiu beat110 words
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Article51 1951-06-20 12 XZ'.v YORK, June 19 ».\P» rhe N\'. York Giants outlasted :he St Louis Cardinals 5-4 in 12 ,:.:-.;::^s ...>: r.:_, Day game in the National I gue: Bosto 4 Chicag i3. Day game i i the American League: C evel nd 9. Boston 7. They were ;!^e only51 words
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355 1951-06-20 12 N \R V^ WAN \outhfiil goalkeeper of the Singapore Indian I ooi!>;i!l Association saved his side from a rout h\ the Royal Navy in 2 SAFA Community League game at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. A penalty goal ami two lueky shots heat him and355 words
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Article135 1951-06-20 12 SCARBOROUGH, Yorkshire June 19 (Reuter)— England gained a first innings lead over Australia of 35 runs on the second day of the first women's cricket Test of the series here yesterday. England were all out for 283, their remaining two wickets adding 23 runs. Australia were135 words
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570 1951-06-20 12 Tour Plan Includes Games In Federation THE Swedish first division football team, wants to play three games in Singapore in late November, when they make a tour of Calcutta, Saigon and Indonesia for a series of matches. Negotiations have been going; on for570 words
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Article54 1951-06-20 12 LONDON. June 19 (AP) —Mel Brown. St. Paul middleweight, today signed to meet Dave Sands of Australia in a supporting fight on the Randolph Turpin-Sugar Ray Robinson world title card on July 10. Sands, the British Empire Middleweight Champion. hopes to uet a title shot54 words
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124 1951-06-20 12 Matthews Batters Beshore MILWAUKEE, WIS CONSIN, June 19 <AP)— Harry Matthews, the toj light-heavy weight con tender, battered Freddie Beshore last night to win a technical knockout Referee Dauber Jaegei stopped the scheduled 10 round bout at 1:55 of the seventh round. Beshore was a mass ol blood from face124 words
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335 1951-06-20 12 COMPETITORS intending to take part ii: the Johore Grand Prix races during August Bank Holidays are being asked to inform the Singapore .Motor Club immediately by letter or telegram.** the letters or telegrams to reaeh the Club before noon on Saturday (June 23). The335 words
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181 1951-06-20 12 IPOH. Tues.— Cheng Wah beat the PCRC by lour goals to nil j in a dull scrappy game of sue- i cer today. Cheng YVah potential league champions, did not impress in the least. They led by a solitary goal in the first181 words
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Article46 1951-06-20 12 JOCKEY Norman Lewis 1s leaving tor Calcutta tomorrow to ride at the Monsoon Meetings for Trainer S. Hajee. Lewis will ride Cigarette in the India Independence Cup and also Port Launay in the Monsoon Cup. Lewis intends returning to Malay early in October.46 words
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Article93 1951-06-20 12 SINGAPORE Chinese Football Association have picked 16 players for the MCFA Cup match against Negri Sembilan CRC at Seremban this Saturday. The following are asked to meet at the Atomic Club on Friday at 9 p.m. for an overnight stay: Chu Chee Seng. Yip93 words
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Article47 1951-06-20 12 MILAN. June 19 (Reu'e;" 1 Italy took a 3— 0 winning lead over Poland in their third round European Zone Davis Cup tie here yesterday by winning the doubles. Italy hav e now qualified to meet Germany in the European zone semi-finals.47 words
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Article59 1951-06-20 12 The Singapore Rugby Union will hold its annual general meeting on June 29 at 5.30 p m at the S.C.C. The business of the meeting will be to p;,s.s the accounts and to elect officers Every affiliated club is entitled to send one representative and it59 words
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Article44 1951-06-20 12 M. The Geylang English School in Singapore will hold its annual athletic sports tomorrow on the school ground at 3 p m On June 28 the Serangoon English School will hold its 16th annual sports on the school field at 3 p.m.44 words
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Article340 1951-06-20 12 WIMBLEDON SEEDING SURPRISE LONDON, June 19 (Reu ter) Surprise of the Wimbledon seeding announced today was the fact that 10 players were named for the men's singles. Last year the committee broke with tradition and seeded 16 but they decided to discard that scheme and it was expected they would340 words
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Article297 1951-06-20 12 MANCHESTER. June 19 Router).—The match between I Lancashire and the South Africans at Old Itafford todaj enned in a draw. When play began this mornii e Lancashire with six wickets still to fall were 146 runs behind the South Africans Brst innings total of 403297 words
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Article73 1951-06-20 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. A boxing arena i s to be built here if the Town Board approves the application of Mr. Darby Kok of Singapore to erert one" in this town. The proposed arena is .situated between Jalan Ah Fook and the Railway station, opposite73 words
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Article127 1951-06-20 12 SINGAPORE MEDICAL Workers Union met their first deteat this season when they lost to the Catholic Young Men's Association (Portuguese Mission) by three goals to one in a keenly fought SAFA division 3 "A ff league match played at the Geylang Stadium yesterday. The the 9th127 words
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Miscellaneous32 1951-06-20 12 fiPE|g3 TIMESS^h _^^*g» HIGH TIDES at the principal resorts in Malaya. TODAY A.M. P.M. Singapore 18.03 10.52 Malacca 8.11 8.27 I'ort Diekson 6^2 7.28 Port S'bam his 6.32 Penang 81.87 l 1232 words
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