Singapore Standard, 3 September 1951
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Title Section15 1951-09-03 1 Singapore Standard sol. ii no. 64. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1951. 8 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.15 words
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Article390 1951-09-03 1 UN Told To 'End Violations Or TOKYO, Sept. 2 (AP) The Communists today virtually dared the United .Nations Command to break off the Korean truce talks. The U.N., in another tough message, hinted the Reds were trying to effect a rupture. tadia's Chief Justice, Sir Harilal Kania390 words
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Article, Illustration50 1951-09-03 1 BOACComet To C all At S'pore Or October 8 o.v VISIT TO SINGAPORE Mandi; 1 Kijtion Kt-porter rst jet airlinei Ha\ i on Oct 8. BOAC, wiU '.cave > wj v oi India n Oct. t>. said Civil Aviator:. Kalian^ and s'a; ting I i London. s i i Mr.50 words
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Article71 1951-09-03 1 BALMORAL Scotland. Sept 2 Hiuitei -i Two doctors yesterdaj visited K.n: George VI here. Th ■-> were Dr. (icorqe Cordin^r, a radiologist. juml !>r. (ieoiVriv niarshal, .i chest Npec i.ili>t. Both were present in June irheß the Kinu w.is found to have inflammation of the71 words
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Article71 1951-09-03 1 j A rob States Warn: I ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT. Sept 2 (UP>— Arab sources warned today that the Arab states would >■ iri ''another Korea" it the United Nations Security Council ::iri t< use force to b .ck up its j order to Egypt to lift her Suez71 words
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Article54 1951-09-03 1 MANILA. Setr. 2. (AP>— The C a Union P: e.-o said todaj even Russian submarines n| ig to the Fifth Soviet Submarine Fleet based at T^ing- i iNorth China) arrived at Y in harbour, on the south I coasi Hainan Island, durii g the fi54 words
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Article125 1951-09-03 1 IMP To Be Launched On Sept. 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Sop!. 1 D;i Onn's non-communal Independence for Malaya Party will be launched on Sept. 22 a! a meeting to be held at the Hotel Majestic, a source close to the parly said today. A.: preparations for the meeting open to those125 words
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Article70 1951-09-03 1 VENICE, Sept. 2 (AP) Italy's "Road of Hope" last night received the 1951 Golden Laurel award presented annually by the American producer, David O. Selznick for the European film judged to have contributed most to goodwill and understanding among democratic peoples. Air Chief Marshal Sir Christopher Courtney70 words
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101 1951-09-03 1 TOKYO. Sept. 2 (Reuter-AAP) American F-86 jets today shot down four Russian type MIG-15 planes against two to one odds in what the Fifth Air Force described as the longest jet fight in the Korean war. Twenty-one American jets and ar estimated101 words
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Article56 1951-09-03 1 BORGER. Texas. Sept. 2, tAP) —Violent explosions and fire yesterday knocked out one of the US. Government's fewsynthetic rubber plants. 'Eleven men were injured in the first blasts at the sprawling plant three miles west of Borger Successive explosions shook Bnrger for hours afterwards and thick56 words
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102 1951-09-03 1 Standard London Correspondent lONDON Sept 2 The London Observer commenting editorially on Dato Onn's I.M.P. suggested that Malaya should wait for 16 years for Dominion Status. "No one yet knows quite what to think of the projected formation of an Independence for Malaya102 words
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157 1951-09-03 1 ON EAST CENTRAL FRONT iKu.-ea-. Sop; 2, >AP>- Allied troops stormed one lightlydefended Communist hill north of Inie today and pressed forward against stubborn enemy resistance that all but stalled the limited Allied offensive elsewhere on the east-central front. Pitched battles raged r all rung157 words
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Article38 1951-09-03 1 ABADAN. Sept. 2 (Reuter) Persian customs authorities today released a Dutch Airline Dakota aircraft which they had held grounded for eight days. The plane was being used to evacuate British staff from the oilfields to Abadan.38 words
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258 1951-09-03 1 WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 (UP) —The State Department has expressed its determination today to block any Russian attempts to delay the signing of the Japanese peace treaty. It predicted that the treaty will be signed "in a matter of days" after the258 words
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Article, Illustration49 1951-09-03 1 Fired First Broadside At Reds photo. Vice- Admiral C. Turner Joy. senior L'niU'd nations ceasefire negotiator, climbs into Hi helicopter "Old Dad" at Kimpo Airfield, for flight to base Camp at Munsan. Korea. Joy had just returned from Tokyo. August 21. after conference with General Matthew B. Ridgwa>. A.P.A.P. - 49 words
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395 1951-09-03 1 India 's Thomas Cup Team To Play In Singapore By KEN JALLEH, Standard Sports Reporter INDIA'S Thomas Cup team will play in Singapore about the middle of this month in a match part proceeds of which will he donated to the Singapore Badminton Hall Fund. Arrangements are beinj: made to395 words
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Article174 1951-09-03 1 WONG PfcNCi SOON Singapore's unofficial world champion. has made no decision yet to turn professional. Refuting the report which appeared in the Snn day Times vesterday. Wons said. "It is quite premature and untrue to my that I have alnviriy accepted the American offer174 words
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Article54 1951-09-03 1 HONGKONG, Sept. 2. (AFP>— Mass executions of "counterrevolutionaries" in Canton and Shanghai are reported by Communist press dispatches reaching here today. Forty-one people were shot in Canton on Saturday following a public meeting at the Sun Yatsen Memorial Hall, according to both Hongkong Communist dailies, Ta Kung Pao54 words
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313 1951-09-03 1 Br. Council Aids Youths From Malay a LONDON, Sept. 2 (Reuter) A record number of boy and girl students from the Far East arrived in London yesterday aboard the P. O. liner Canton. There were 111 from Malaya and 14 from Hongkong. Within a month the Canton's sister ship the313 words
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Article104 1951-09-03 1 KTALA LUIB B Sin O ••< tipatit an armoui though ►undet excha I shots with 15 bandits Cameron Hi Pahanf terd T\ e bu! punctured the ty\ car to a standstill. rorists railed oa I i ocrupants. t« Ell ins Special Constab <■■ o sender, but104 words
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Article26 1951-09-03 1 HOME. Sept 2 AP' -A m lei of earthquakes spread t(i i the i' i and ctti i I <■■ n* i Italy yesterday26 words
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Advertisement72 1951-09-03 1 Everything You Need for J*»H>, The Great B fl££ O< ration fi^p^ GIFTS Vwfc C;iH at B G.C.DeSilvn&Bros.. JEWELLERS 3, RaMlps PJace. Spore. Ph. 5311.J :t WJtf «P^tw^r SCAT DIRT! The new Hoover Dustette routs dirt from the most stubborn places stairs, furniture automo biles. Does a hundred jobs from72 words
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138 1951-09-03 2 THE PRICE of eggs has «one up in recent weeks from 15 to 20 cents because of an upset in the import of eggs from China and Australia, said Mr. R. A. Wright, Singapore's Chief Veterinary Surgeon. Moreover, the success of the campaign138 words
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Article39 1951-09-03 2 ATTACHED is the 20th Weekly "Fair Price" List issued the Dy. f ntroller of Supplies: Condensed Milk— l4 oz. tin: "Alida"-— 62 cents. Tea— l lb. pkt Robinsons "Orange Pekoe" reduced from $2.85 to $2.50 cts.39 words
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Article, Illustration181 1951-09-03 2 Down TO Earth With A Sigh Standard Aviation Reporter THRILLS of last Sat urday's Air Day brought back 350 people to Kalian* Airport yesterday for ten-minute joy rides sponsored by the Royal Singapore Flying Club. Five Club planes were flown from morn to dusk to cope with the rush of181 words
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Article, Illustration246 1951-09-03 2 Standard Staff Reporter A TALL to Singapore Chinese to rally round the Malayan Chinese Association was made by Dato Tan Cheng Lock at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday. Dato Tan, the president was addressing a large gathering of more than 200 members of246 words
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Article522 1951-09-03 2 US PREFABS FOR SPORE Made Of Timber They Are Complete With Accessories FOLLOWING close on the heels of the Swedish prefabs, the United States Consulate in Singapore has imported within the last few days four U S. prefabs of the luxury class for approximately $17,500 each for members of their522 words
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Article78 1951-09-03 2 THE EXECUTIVE council of j the Army Civil Service Union j will meet on Wednesday to disj cuss the latest award of the Cost lof Living Allowances given by the A:':rty authorities. Mr. M.P.D. Nair, president of the Union said that the Council j will78 words
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Article116 1951-09-03 2 MR. CHARLES GAMBA. lecturer in Economic History at the University of Malaya, gave an illuminating talk on Trade Unionism in Australia at the St. John's Ambulance Brigade Headquarters in Stamford Road yesterday. The talk which was sponsored by the Workers Education Association was attended116 words
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Article, Illustration294 1951-09-03 2 ONL Y 3 CLASSES OF HOUSES NOW ECONOMY and the desire to improve the living conditions of manual workers have contributed to the whittling down of Government's pre-war range of accommodation for "white coated" officers to three main post-war categories. This is stated in an article on P.W.D. Housing inStandard - 294 words
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Article285 1951-09-03 2 ABOUT 100 civilian employees of the RASC Units in Singapore held a meeting at the premises of the Teochew Lee Clan Mutual Help Society at Grange Road yesterday, and formed the RASC Civilian Association. The meeting which lasted for about three hours was attended by a285 words
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Article201 1951-09-03 2 Fete Gets $16,000 For The Poor i A sum of 525,000 of I which 816,000 have been 1 collected through the 1 sale of tickets is expetted from a garden fete organised by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul at the St. Joseph's Church in Victoria Street, Singapore, yesterday.201 words
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146 1951-09-03 2 Standard Staff Reporter EIGHT BABIES were baptised in the Singapore 9t Andrew'.- j Cathedral yesterday morning by Rev Robin W. Woods, the Arc!:"- deacon of Singapore. Rev. Woods said that be bai made it a policy to haw a big baptism once a146 words
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Article97 1951-09-03 2 i Standard Staff Reporter THE WELL-KNOWN ballroom dancer. Dan Judah will awe demonstrations in Ballroom and Latin American dances at Raffles Hotel on the nights of September 20 and 22. He wh! be uccompained by Miss Join Curtiss. Mr. Judah is an examiner <..'. the Federal97 words
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Article92 1951-09-03 2 Standard Shipping Reporter TWO SHIPS arrived in Si nan- pore over the week-end with nearly too deck passengers :e- i turning to Singapore and the Federation from China. First ship to call here was the] 2.922-ton vessel D a v i k e n which brought92 words
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Advertisement56 1951-09-03 2 NOTICE THE BOMBAY LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED. VOTICE having been given of the Loss of Policy No. *****2 on the Life of K. Raghavan 99-A Nee Soon. S'nore. 26. a duplicate policy v.i'l be issued unless objection is lodged with us within one month from this date. K. BALASUBRAHMANYAM Manager56 words
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Miscellaneous29 1951-09-03 2 t:;:v:;"l «LfcAS^' V^N -THEM THIS A A^la^^^^^T^u^ZeTFT^*^*^ l^^ mmmmt^ Hmmmi^ mmmmmmm^ai^K^^ ■———^—iiii, ,m- ll— 1 fe^V^/ A^X>^^ i T, J 1 ks^ rT A ruy u^^ l^r!^<^^ WJ^y^^^ I29 words
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Article139 1951-09-03 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Federation of Indian Organisations deferred discussion on Dato Onn's Independence of Malaya Party until more details of the new party are known. When the matter came up for discussion at the annual meeting of the FIO. Mr. Ramani said139 words
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Article, Illustration292 1951-09-03 3 I Represent An Ideal Onn 'NO PLACE TO LA Y OUR CARDS' -ABDULRAHMAN Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Dato Onn bin Ja'afar said last night that he represented an ideal of freedom justice and equality which he firmly believed will be acceptable to the Indian and other communities and292 words
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Article623 1951-09-03 3 ESTATE SHOOTING A POLICE Lieutenant told Mr. Justice Paul Storr. al the Johore Bahru Assizes yesterday, that he ha<l no experience in the handling of a Browning automatic pistol when he shot at Police Lieutenant Timony in the bungalow of an Estate Manager, Mr. Eric623 words
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Article65 1951-09-03 3 THE General Council of the Labour Party, Singapore will meet this evening to nominate candidates for the forthcoming elections to the Municipal Commission in December. The last date for the receipt of nominations from Party members expired yesterday. MEMBERS of the Kota Tinggi Home Guard Unit were65 words
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182 1951-09-03 3 PENANG, Sun. The adoption of the Frisby Plan as a pattern of education for the Federation and Singapore will bring nearer realisation an independent Malaya dedicated to democracy. This is stated in a memoran- dum submitted to the Federation Government by the Penang Chinese182 words
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Article158 1951-09-03 3 SUB-STATIONS liable to load shedding today: DAY I. am Soon Oil Mills, <;u;in Ilin. 17 JR. »tw«wk. IK. FaHory. River Valley Koad. Killiney Road. Orchard Road. Armenian Street Static; Newton No*. I Balmoral Road. Chartered Bank. (Jeorg** St. Statir. U. Cross st./Pasoda. st. Ipper llokien St., Pickering158 words
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Article134 1951-09-03 3 RIDA PLANS SHIPPING COMPANY ALOR STAR. Sun.— RlD A has several projects in view to develop various industries in Kedah and to improve the living conditions of kamponu people. They are: 1. Economic survey of the i paddy industry both marketing and production, and all aspects of rural credit. 2.134 words
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Article130 1951-09-03 3 Balestier Centre Gets Going Standard Staff Reporter THE BALESTIER Community i Centre of Singapore has plans i for organising a youth movement, women's section, an unemployment bureau, a discussion grouo jnd a .section of the St. John's Ambulance Brigade, The Standard was told yesterday. Tne centre which was oraanised by130 words
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Article100 1951-09-03 3 MR. FRANK C. JAMES. Municipal Commissioner and a teacher in the St. Anthony's Boys School stressed on the need for more schools in an interview published in the Malayan Catholic News Ho praised the Education authorities for grappling with the question ot an adequate .supply of100 words
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Article43 1951-09-03 3 THE general committee ol the Singapore Regional Committee last night resolved to support the Malayan move to organise a single representative body for all Indians "so that Indians can play their part in the healthy progress of a Malayan nation."43 words
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Advertisement951 1951-09-03 3 SITUATION VACANT TEACHERS TRAINING COLLEGE, KIRKBY, ENGLAND. APPLICATION'S are invited from suitably qualified fDonf men and women to undergo the FIRST TRAINING COURSE at *he Federation's EMERGENCY TRAINING COLLEGE at KIRKBY, ENGLAND. 2 The course will commence in January, 952 and last until July 1953. It is intended to send951 words
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Miscellaneous43 1951-09-03 3 Q*«W^»|i UNDERGOING HOSPITAL.. XoOOLA.'I THF lE/// ki^iHr '.")fj lIP at s^^Sw&f. DETERMINE eh? WHAT'S/ C\ UP/ J V J~~^ r N J I H f^.' *Jp:^: O^ /V PAifM IM I l'" l^' f( <M^H I >. KH^^K3 f J MK? it I < M43 words
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915 1951-09-03 4 Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Thuraisingham Plan? AT a dinner marking the close of the second vacation course in Singapore, the President of the Malayan Teachers' Conference, Mr. K. V. Thaver, said that half a million boys and girls of school-going age were "running wild in the lorongs and kampongs915 words
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Article999 1951-09-03 4 NICHOLAS MANSERGH - AUSTRALIA LOOKS AT ASIA NICHOLAS MANSERGH By LONDON. THE Pacific Security Agreement between the United States and the Pacific Dominions, in the initiation of which Australia played the leading part, has been prompted not by fear of Russia but by fear of a revived Japan. It is true that the999 words
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276 1951-09-03 4 T«E long night of and thumb service i n Britain- is passing. Figures leased show that m >i i than ever are eal driven from theii < rooms by rationing u crowd nig. At first, these dinr r s siiently <-: garbage set-in276 words
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330 1951-09-03 4 NEW DELHI IN DECIDING not to attend the conference for the signature of a Japanese peace treaty at San Francisco at the beginning of September, the Indian Government has been influenced largely by moral considerations, informed circles here said. It appeared here that three330 words
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530 1951-09-03 4 Sir: In reply to Professor T.H Silcoek (Straits Times Aug. 28 all I can say is that he still does not understand the Catholic outlook. Catholics are not opposed to Family Planning as such but are against the artificial methods advocated by the F.P.A And530 words
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544 1951-09-03 4 Sir:— Dr. C. H. WithersPayne in his admirable Presidential Address at the last meeting of the Singapore Association has let himself go betore an interested and enthusiastic audience of Singaporeans. The virile commonsense that generally characterises public opinion is once more illustrated by544 words
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451 1951-09-03 4 Sii Those who have occasion to use the Batu Pahat and Muar ferries will. I am sure, .loin me in urging that immediate steps be taken to expedite the ferrying of cars and other vehicles across the two narrow rivers. The H.m'ble Mr. Tan451 words
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Article225 1951-09-03 4 Sir;— l am glad that the Police authorities in Singapore have reduced the long and arduous hours of duty for policemen as a result of the Singapore Riots. The police now do 6 hours' duty a day with a day off every 7 days. This is quite225 words
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Advertisement138 1951-09-03 4 Ovaltine %r w'% M.lk Xj^ttf/ 15 pRESH milk is reintorcea in importon' i tive elements and vitamins, one a delicious food beverage on the a6c>r 'Ovaltine' Moreover, 'Ovaltme' tos properties which improve the digest b milk, thereby making its nutnmen r -jeadily available. Amongst other valuable food factor, tine' contains138 words
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Article, Illustration619 1951-09-03 5 3 -Power Pacific Security Treaty Signed At Frisco FRANCISCO, Sept. 2: (Reuter) United States Secretary of N;lt < Dean V< heson said yesterday that the tripartite security pact with ,-h.lia ;m<l New Zealand put into words the strong ties and purposes al- existing. for the I niled Slates, Mr. AchesonAP; A.P. - 619 words
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128 1951-09-03 5 Rita Hayworth Files Suit For Divorce RENO. Sept. 2. < Reutei •>-- Film Star Rita Hayworth yesterday filed suit for a divorce from Prince Aly Khan. Miss Hayworth who was not in court charged extreme mental cruelty declaring .she suffered "great unhappiness." Miss Hayworth sought custody of their daughter YasminA.P. - 128 words
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208 1951-09-03 5 Central Body Urged For Free Nations LONDON. Sept. 2 (AFP) One of the most influential members oi the Conservative Party. A. A. Butler, speaking at Pendarves. Cornwall, advocated immediate calling up of a Commonwealth countries conference to co-ordinate free nations' economies and '"We consider that the policy and strategy of208 words
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169 1951-09-03 5 DURBAN. S. Africa, Sept. 2 (UP) The son of famed Indian spiritual leader Mahatma Gandhi has appealed to South African Prime Minister Daniel Malan to abandon the government's policy of racial segregation which "would drive one to Communism whether one i wished169 words
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146 1951-09-03 5 LONDON. Sept. 2 (AFP>— Minister ot Defence Emmanuel Shimvell. speaking yesterday at a Labour Party meeting in Birmingham, stressed the "regrettable necessity" of the rearmament programme. ■'If there is failure in the diplomatic field and it is not our fault, because alter all it takes146 words
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Article125 1951-09-03 5 MANILA. Sept. 2 <AP>— A tropical typhoon has swept across the northern tip of Luzon last night and severed all communications with the area with winds of above 75 miles an hour. The weather bureau tnis morning located the typhoon centre at Latitude 19 north Longitude125 words
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Article100 1951-09-03 5 1 WASHINGTON. Sept. 2 ißeuter)—The United States Army and Air Force will hold extrusive training manoeuvres "Exercise Snowfall" in northern New York state next January and February to test equipment under winter conditions. The Defence Department said the four-week exercise would be followed by a100 words
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83 1951-09-03 5 HONGKONG. Sept. 2 Reuter-AAP)— Monsignor Theodore Labrodor, the Spanish Archbishop of Foochow. has been placed under house arrest, according to the English language newspaper Hongkong Standard, quoting Catholic sources here The report said the Archbishop's house has been taken over and he is placed under83 words
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Article78 1951-09-03 5 MEXICO CITY. Sept 2 iR?u-! ter) Mexico has so far paid 5J20.350.000 compensation to British oil companies which she nationalised in 1938. President Miguel Aleman announced today A ii'rther $4. 566.000 had been paid to United States companies in the past 12 months, he stated in his78 words
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167 1951-09-03 5 LONDON' Sept 2 (Reuter> Poland has asked that the Third Secretary of the Bnti h Embassy m Warsaw, llr L l) Ifassey, leave the country \\ithin three days, according to an official Polish news agencs message received in London today .Vr. Ma.-sey was aliened167 words
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Article474 1951-09-03 5 [News Briefs PRESIDENT Truman. in a Labour Day statement, called for equality of sacrifice in building defences against aggression by the Communist World. A P. GENERALISSIMO Chiang Kaishek has called for stern economy as a means towards a balanced budget for Nationalist China a long goal474 words
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308 1951-09-03 5 Mossadeq Answers Critics TEHERAN, Sept. 2, (UP) Premier Mohammed Mossadeq told the nation in a broadcast yesterday that Iran had piven its final pilflinU for a solution of the oil problem to the British and now awaited Britain's answer to308 words
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311 1951-09-03 5 ABADAN, Sept. 2 (IP) New buyers will sign the first contracts to buy oil directly from the Iranian National Oil Company today, Hussein Makki Secretary of the Oil Nationalization Commission, said. The buyers would be :ho first to purchase oil reel311 words
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Article66 1951-09-03 5 THE BRITISH UmlimaiH i [refused to cunftrm deny vesterday unofficial ren< tt that the British Pleel wrf ll «ni r the Adriatic and irisH the b1 teiiic Jugoslav port f Si t within the next few fays If these reports are true it Mfili »e the fir.st66 words
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Miscellaneous66 1951-09-03 5 arc^^g- r I, •rTTI /I'M LEARNING IT SAYS YOU ---AND THEN THE WORD Mgß^ W*-*f A NEW WORD SHOULD PICK DO SOMETHING FOR TODAY IS '^^•J S^k. V every day out a wopd- to IMPRESS INDIGESTION "J y?£lm v^ m V y|T STRON&LY ON %&M wL yv^^^ T s yoUR66 words
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543 1951-09-03 6 By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT A week of active markets and a good turnover have to be recorded. Industrials were firm throughout on well maintained investment demand and certain stocks went ahead to fresh 'highs.' 4 Tins fluctuated narrowly, reacting to the extreme vagaries of the543 words
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Article299 1951-09-03 6 Industrials:- Frase: <^ Neave *:< 90 to $.?85. Gammon $2.60, Malayan Breweries 5..25 cum capital bonus to $5.00 ex.. Malavan Cement 34c, Malayan Collieries $1 85. McAlister $40.00, Robinson $3 f!0 to $3.70, Singapore Cold Storat;^ 54.75. Straits Steamship $20.00. Straits Times $4.00 to $3.95. Straits Trading299 words
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Article143 1951-09-03 6 Hong Fatt Sungei Besi) Ltd: Belatedly reporting for 1950. Hong Fatt which operates a large opencast mine near Kuala Lumpur showed a net profit of $170,610 (5.7 c ;i but no dividend is recommended. Net liquid assets in balance sheet work out at $212,285 or 7 cents per143 words
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Article132 1951-09-03 6 LONDON, Sept. 2 (Reuter) The United Kingdom Colombo Shipping Conference announces its intention of reducing its 25 per cent surcharge to 20 percent so that freight payers in Colombo will not have to pay any more on tariff rates raised by 15 cents yesterday. The surcharge132 words
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Article97 1951-09-03 6 The Postmaster-G eneral Malaya, announces that new issue of stamped embossed stationery for Kedah will be released for sale at all Post Oflices as from September 1. The following items wiil be on sale: Post cards (single) bearing 4-cent stamp five cents each, post cards (reply) bearing 4cent97 words
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Article, Illustration187 1951-09-03 6 ilies ACBOBS: I Chocks m h tun-oi-war teuiT) >e.^ u'.ier ihe ch.. nsje over' 6 StFbM* part of Magyar opera: 8 An -'H' film m 6o this: 9 They're l.ab> to hooked: 10 Bit of ba. v\ .'or Oliver 1 IL One aav to flu.^h nil t187 words
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Article146 1951-09-03 6 Geamine Varnal - Geamine Varnal WmM THE early morning is not < lucky: (fatigue and < sadness without reason < which will have to be over- come). Luckily, from 10.30 a.m. onwards, the planetary influences improve and the evening will allow for fruitful and useful activity. The morning is146 words
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Advertisement519 1951-09-03 6 SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA UK CONHNENT S'pore P. S'hom Ft^oi^ •FALSTRIA' to» Soioor 6 Bangkok 2-4Sepr In Port PATAGONIA" tor Bangkok Hongkong Monilo Kobe G Yokohomo 16-19Sept 13-15Sept 9 "NORDHVAL" for Bangkok 21-22Sept 18-20Scpt "SELANDIA" tor Saigon Bangkok 13-14Oct 10-120c y o cf "PANAMA" tor Bangkok, Hongkong. Kobe. Yokohamo 15-20Ocr "FIONIA"519 words
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Miscellaneous128 1951-09-03 6 Radio Programmes RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE ENGLISH PROGRAMME (484 in 41 m 10. a.m. Emergent? News (K.L. I pni Programme Summary; 1.68 Lawrence U'elk Orchestra and Fwini: Mster>; 1.36 News; 1.45 Home on the Rjnse; 6.15 Programme Summary; fi.H Radio Dance Hall; fi.H.'i Advenl^urrs in Music; 6.55 Announcements: t p.m. News128 words
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Miscellaneous195 1951-09-03 6 Music or Richard Hodeers: 11.30 Danct- Music; II p.m. to 'i p.m \s Singapore: p.m. George .MeUrbrino and his Orchestra: The Joison Morv; 3 p.m. Hawaiian and Latin American Melodies: :{.:;o Afternoon Concert of Ballet Music; t.lto to P.m. Tea Dance: p.m. Programme Summary; 6.«i Anniversary Hour: t p.m. Xews195 words
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Article, Illustration508 1951-09-03 7 LONDON, Sept. 1 (Renter)— The great 7-2 victory of Newcastle United over the League champions Tottenham Hotspurs not only provided the highlight of today's soccer but also gave the Tyneside team sweet revenge for that 7-0 thrashing on the Tottenham ground last year, the508 words
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Article479 1951-09-03 7 THIS year's* Singapore Badminton Association junior singles championships will be an all-Malay a flair. Suadi bin Haji Tahir of the Gentle Badminton Party was in top form to lick the seventeen year old Anglo Chinese Schoolboy, Tan Chin Guan (I seful 8.P. in straight sets l,">-9,479 words
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197 1951-09-03 7 FOREST HILLS, Sept. Z (AP)— Carl Cochell of Los Angeles was yesterday suspended by the United States Lawn Tennis Association for ungentlemanly conduct in his match last Wednesday with Gardnar Mulloy in the National Tennis Championship series. Mulloy won the match 4-6, 6-2, 6-1. 6-2.197 words
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Article98 1951-09-03 7 JOHANNESBURG, Sept. 1 (Reuter)— Vic Toweel, South African holder of the world bantamweight title, took only two minutes 46 seconds to knock out Bobby Boland, of Scotland, in the first round of their 10 rounds non-title fight at Wembley Stadium here tonight. The end98 words
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Article171 1951-09-03 7 MALACCA. Sun— The Rest beat the Europeans at cricket by 37 runs in a two-day match which ended at Malacca Club ground this afternoon. Batting first the Rest knocked up 189 runs in the first innings. M C. Kailasapathy top scored with 81 runs. Hitting171 words
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Article220 1951-09-03 7 BRIGHT batting featured the cricket match between Ceylon Sports Club and the Singapore Army played at Nee Soon yesterday. Army won by nine wickets. Reynolds hit up a breezy 104 not put for the Army, while Tomlinson scored an easy 76 S.A. Durai of the Ceylon220 words
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Miscellaneous40 1951-09-03 7 <" ->^ Kng Fotufw Synd.citc, Inc., World tigfttt ttter;«S Sliii »m^ I *-&*~*KtkSSa**——- "^^^^^^^^V I'LL NAVE SOME FUN If/ LOOK OUT FER TH^ V^S^ f IP B K^ ?^L^ WITH ELMER WITH *~S FLVIN' SAUCER/ J y^J^W fir^t^Xi I '•feJ^T i^/' ((ffilli^40 words
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Article, Illustration489 1951-09-03 8 Speedy Forwards Revel Against Weak Defence kl" \l I IMI'I R, Sunday.— Singapore gave Ferak one look at me <„,, a,,,l ...ok il hack to the Colony for safekeeping for another year with brilliant -iv-nil vi.lory in the final played at the Malaya HeadQuarters rround beforeA.P. - 489 words
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70 1951-09-03 8 VARESE Noi G r k Ires i orld i a e Gh in Rin ■I the Dul P!anl third. It wa I* 'Vs I W eh v h h end to4horr the i onal n,,. I race 1 lint covered I te Hag sun-baked70 words
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Article583 1951-09-03 8 I'l K.\K won Hi tflMfi 'nil Ptlffd Slllil.tpO! t.IWI-l the. mi:i I r>m thr kickofl iioon Smut: brought the ball into IVr.ik "s trrritoi n<l thrn >h.m»T M.idon provided th»* liist thrill whn he lobbed Uw ball towards the Perak -oil. auder fumbled 1 rowd583 words
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197 1951-09-03 8 By Kan jit Singh, Standard Staff Reporter HEAVYWEIGHT American wrestler Tor Johnson •he Swedish Angel left by Pan American Airways for Manila last night and promised to return with his son. King Karl Johnson, and another Mexican wrestler in three weeks time. "Singapore has197 words
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Article166 1951-09-03 8 SOUTH HINA soccer tourists defeated a Combined Kluang XI 3 l at Kluang yesterday before a crowd of over 5.000. South China'9 scratch side showed all round superiority. Led by veteran Lee W;».i Tong the attack had the Kluang defence hard pressed. In the166 words
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Article55 1951-09-03 8 The Eu in Eui isian combined te meel South China >ra a be: Wood, Benton, Harrison, Morton, Vass, Rozario, Beins, Guthrie, MacPonald, G. Murray. King. Reserves to attend: J. Murray, J Lawther, P.".': s, Inglis, Schwartzenburg, R »drigp. Davids will be away from the Colony on business >ud55 words
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86 1951-09-03 8 SFREMBAX. Sun.— Negri Ceylonese entered fina! oi Dr. Strahan Cup knockou. cricket competition eliminating Se. emban Garrison with a 9-wicket victory. Brilliant f=core of 90 by M. Thillagaratnam, until recently of Singapore, and grand bowling by veteran B. J. Dionysius who took 7 wickets86 words
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Article131 1951-09-03 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Police depot today established a Malayan record fifth wicket partnership in their Stonor Shield final against the Railway Institute. Khoo Bin Keng. and R. C. Ehrke together collected 233 runs in 154 minutes breaking the known record of 180 by Lall Singh and131 words
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272 1951-09-03 8 JOHORE WIN SH UTTLE TIE WITH MALACCA MALACCA. Sun The Johort» Badminton IssociaUo« team brat th«- Malacca Badminton AsMdalioa (run •y three games to two at the Sen* Cheons Soricu Court last ni«ht in a Chanty (i.imr. Joh.i:e\ Slate Cha a;>. I\:r. |u J u *a.s fastei i Malar, a272 words
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293 1951-09-03 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Singapore Malays held Sclangor Malays to a draw in the final of the Rulers Shield Cricket competition played here at the Police Depot ground. At close of play yesterday Singapore had a lead of 19 runs on the first innings,293 words
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229 1951-09-03 8 town at present gave a scintil] at Mount Echo yesterday e Three games in all were doubles together with one in Starring in the exhibition were Ong Poh Lim, Ismail j Marjan, Cheong Hock Leng, Misses Helen Heng, Mary Sim, Baby Low and Mrs.229 words
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Article171 1951-09-03 8 HASTINGS, Sept. 1 (Renter) Denis Compton captaining an EnijLind XI gave a brilliant and audacious display of batt-r? on the first day of the Festival I match against the South Africans here. In 70 minutes he hit 79 out of hij side's total of 171 for three171 words
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Article42 1951-09-03 8 FOREST HILLS. Sept. 1, (AP) —Vic Seixas, of Philadelphia rallied to beat Herbie Flam, of Beverly Hills. California, I— fi »—7. 2—6, 6—2, 6—3. in their quarter-final match of the US Tennis championships, before 12,000 spectators here on Saturday.42 words
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Article297 1951-09-03 8 TRAINER J. A. Spencer and jockey G. Mulley top the list of winners at the end of the Selangor Turf Club's August /September meeting. Spencer had seven firsts and five seconds while 29 of his runners were unplaced. Mulley had six firs' s four seconds and297 words
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Article55 1951-09-03 8 SEREMBAN. Sun- Backed by vociferous cheering of their supporters who had travelled down to Seremban to watch them. Jelebu beat Rembau 3-nil to win the "H. P. Bryson" interdistrict soccer cup competition. Jelani 2 and Matnoor were the scorers. The British Adviser Mr. A. Hyde, presented55 words
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Miscellaneous31 1951-09-03 8 lIMESS|X HIGH 1 1 i>l> ai lh< pi 1 resini> in Malaya TODAY- A.M. P.M. Singapore 12.11 Malacca 08.52 914 Port Diikson 07.33 7.55 Port Sham 0t».55 7.06 Penang 01.49 1.4831 words
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