Singapore Standard, 10 September 1951
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Title Section13 1951-09-10 1 Singapore Standard n«0. 71 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1951. 8 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS13 words
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208 1951-09-10 1 Ceylon To Ship Record Rubber Load For Reds 80, Sept 9 (AP), The Poßefa vessel riv< I •«< olombo Unla\ ami will leave v« nitli ...(jui) lone ol Ceylon robber for mo i m nromnnael China. This consignment is a record for Ceylon It is the biggest single consignment to208 words
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Article85 1951-09-10 1 Hoarding Of Rubber Reported stall Coi •mpaammmi —Rubber BJ on m Ipoh |aaerica*s dis- steckpilc ot i .i-ijiiatr ln spc it on. he !re real WS MO fl BTSI m »~k.*t staadia; at no >mmen!>ng on m said that i hare of the talks has eliel that the rubber will85 words
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Article22 1951-09-10 1 Burma Rebels Seize Airfield •ape 3 H> rep Ivau- Pc- j thai be i c g c c m- 1 < ___j U.P.U.P. - 22 words
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Article144 1951-09-10 1 Standard Start Reporter COMMENTING on a Roister report m yesterday's Sunday Standard t hat New York's recent offers tor Thailand rubber were "substantially loweT than current Singapore parity, m c i ases as much a.; three to tour Unite I States cents per pound144 words
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Article, Illustration98 1951-09-10 1 Tight-Hoped and silent, these men represent the advance party of the Ist and 3rd K inn's African Rifles to come to Malaya to fight the bandits. Flying from Nairobi the eleven men six officers and five other ranks were headed by Major J. PowellMichael Goh - 98 words
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133 1951-09-10 1 TEHERAN, Sept. 9 (UP). Premier Mohammed Mossadeq today a;ave tlie British 15 days to get out of Iran unless they accept Fran's oil proposals. MossadeCj*S announcement followed a session of the Majlis (House of Parliament) today when he tailed to get a133 words
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143 1951-09-10 1 A YOUNG Chinese surrenlered bandit, Ah 800 told the Sudan cd' Pahang. dining the latter's tour m Temerloh on Friday that he had surrendered, because he could not agree with his Communist leaders m the jungle. Ah 800 said the Red b >sses143 words
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Article42 1951-09-10 1 LONDON. Sept 9 (Renter)— Commander of the British '2 >th Brigade m Korea, Brigadier Thomas Brodie. has been awarded the Distinguished Service Order for '"conspicuous courage, gallantry and tenacious leadership In the face of an overwhelming enemy force."42 words
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64 1951-09-10 1 WASHINGTON. Sept. 9 (AP) Big Three officials are working out final details of a plan to offer West Germany a postwar settlement similar m many respects to the Japanese peace treaty. American officials said the detailed plan to take West Germany into partnership with64 words
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Article53 1951-09-10 1 LONDON. Sept 9 (ReutersRoyal Marines have made two new landings behind enemy lines on the west coast of Korea, the Admiralty announced today. Marines from the Royal Navy cruiser Ceylon and ratings from the New Zealand frigate Rotoiti carried out the operations. They destroyed a53 words
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58 1951-09-10 1 NEW DELHI. Sept. ;*> (Reuter) Indian Prime Minister- Nehru today demanded that Congress Party candidates- for the general elections next winter be chosen for their "integrity and ability" and no other consideration. "If we find men outside Congress— and there are fine men outside it—58 words
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Article102 1951-09-10 1 TOKYO, Sept. 9 (ReuterAAP)— The United Nations Command acknowledged the receipt of two further messages from the Communist delegate. Gen. Nam 11, describing as "absolutely unsatisfactory" the recent United Nations replies to Communist protests about alleged neutrality violations of the Kaesong zone. Neither messages mentioned Gen.102 words
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132 1951-09-10 1 Russia Made No Proposals, Says Dulles SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 9 (AP»— John Foster Dulles said yesterday Russia, which ret used to sign the Japanese peace treaty, made no private proposals to hnn on a possible compromise. Dulles, who represented the IS m drafting the treaty, said m a radio interview132 words
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Article81 1951-09-10 1 TAIPEH. Sept. 9 (ReuterAAP)— The Nationalist Government yesterday flatly denied a foreign report that she is going to send delegates to Tokyo for negotiations on a bilateral peace treaty with Japan. Dr. Shen Chang-huan. a Nationalist Government spokesman, branded the report as utterly groundless. However, he81 words
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Article132 1951-09-10 1 TOKYO, Sen 1 9 (Reuter-AAP) —Japan's capital superficially did not notice the treaty signing. There was no flags dying and no demonstration on a rainy Sunday with tew people outdoors. Premier Yosnida's apology was generally hailed m the press as proper and statesmanlike. The only132 words
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Article68 1951-09-10 1 TOKYO. Sept. 9. (Reuter-AAP» —Two Japanese leading newspapers the Asa— t and the Mainichi quote Japanese Foreign Office sources today as saying India may end its state ot war with Japan within 24 hours. The newspaper reports said the chief of the India Mission68 words
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198 1951-09-10 1 Standard Staff Reporter A CHINESE boy was shot shortly after a motor accident involving a Chinese girl and a Police vehicle carrying two Chinese detectives m Stanley Street, Singapore, just before six o'clock yesterday evening. The boy was 16-year-old Loo "700 Meng, an198 words
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Article74 1951-09-10 1 A CHINESE. 57-year-old Ong Soo. was knocked down by a car said to have been driven by a European near the junction of Beach Road and Clyde Terrace last night. The Chinese died on the spot before the arrival of the ambulance. The Traffic Police74 words
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Article26 1951-09-10 1 HANOVER. New Hampshire. Sept. 9 (UP)— John Sloan. 80. a pioneer realist painter and the dean of American artists, died yesterday following. cancer26 words
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Article, Illustration329 1951-09-10 1 49 Nations Except Soviet Bloc Sign Jap Peace Treaty SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9, (AP)— Japan's flag took a plare among those of the tree nations of ihe world on taW stage oi the War Memorial Opera House yesterday as that nation formally signed the treaty of peace with 48 countries.AP - 329 words
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89 1951-09-10 1 ATLANTIC CITY. Sept 9 (UP. Tall, slim Kay Hutchins. 25-year-old Miss Utah, was crowned last night as MLs s America. Blonde, blue eyed Miss Hutchins who said she owed her success to "clean living, proper food, lots of rest and an optimisticoutlook on life.'89 words
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Article19 1951-09-10 1 CHINESE Nationalist seaborne guerillas on Aug. 29 seized an armed Chinese Communist aKLtoo triiftr'^ ft th19 words
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214 1951-09-10 1 Red Tanks In Truce City; Buildup Goes On TOkNO, Sept. 9 (IT). nmmuni-d las.k- and troops were reported today m lurve raMed into ill*- hrmre city of Koesonc nod Halted Nation* troop* launch*-*! a "limited objective" attack nn tii*- aiematsem frnni *l««*r*tbe Rrds appeared In he building up for a214 words
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Article72 1951-09-10 1 TOKYO Sept. 9 (API -Twentveigh: United States V-Hii Sal)!** jets fought neerl) to IQG's east •i! Sinanju, today, shooting down two. Another IflG was damaged There were no allied losses 'I 1 fight s willed ;*t altitudes ot from M.OM to 4.MH10 A RECENT lire and capA.P. - 72 words
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253 1951-09-10 2 Petition To Govt For $15 Rate Standard Staff Reporter PETITION to increase Ihe marriage and divorce fee* from Si. the fee i\^d since 1880, lo $15 ha* been **l lo ihe Singapore Governmenl through the Singapore Muslim A.lvi.ory Board, Ihe Chief Kathi of the253 words
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Article174 1951-09-10 2 WVS MESS FIRE Standard Stall Reporter IWD ywmwLs British *oriMM. nurnlw r- «>l tmrt omtri*- Vokmiari Service i.i I acrj Hill Koa«l. Singapore l«»-t all their belongings when »>«♦' npper !l«M»r ol ihe !>«■ i l«l i viir eangbt fife last Salnrdaj ni^lu. Adrian Gil174 words
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Article49 1951-09-10 2 Mundard Suit K« porter SIN 1 tPORE Sikhs will hold lea i w doui of Lt. Col. G S C1 E. 0.8.E.. fl.B Cl H (Ed n), IMS. (HTD). the Pi ent oi the k Sal Sanaa, the GH. Cafe on Sept. 4 p m.49 words
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Article, Illustration85 1951-09-10 2 INMATES and the blind children of the Johore Bahru Welfare Home were profuse m their thanks for the public who generously supported the carnival nights m Johore Bahru last week and consequently made the lot of the inmates a happier one. Picture shows Mr. V. G. Donough holding the microphone85 words
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Article228 1951-09-10 2 Standard Stall Beportei IHE S Glass ir'. i' ;.<.> Unu v vvhich figured m thi re en* 23--day -tnk- now ende 1 1 has d to affiliate to the Sii ipore Trades Union Congress in-, h is holding its by iral general meeting on228 words
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Article, Illustration67 1951-09-10 2 photo. The FIFTH annual dinner of the Army Civil Service Union hel'* on Saturday night at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Picture shows (reading clockwise) Mrs. C. R. Dasaratha Raj, Legislative Councillor Mr. Dasaratha Raj, Messrs. V. K. Nair and S. S. Manyam (vice-presidents of ACSU>, Mrs. Sng Chew Yee andStandard - 67 words
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274 1951-09-10 2 Govt. Throwing Cold Water On Demands Of Workers— Nair Standard Staff Reporter THE POLICY adopted by the Colonial Secretary m refusing to meet the delegation of the Singapore Trade Unions' C.O.L. Committee "is one of throwing cold water on the demands of a large section of the citizens of this274 words
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Article113 1951-09-10 2 Army Drive For Recruits MAJOR W. H. Pagett, Chief Recruiting Officer, will be visiting Malacca on Thursday, Sept. 27. to interview potential British Army recruits. Malayan Other Ranks;, at the Labour Office trom 9.30 a.m. to 4. C0 p.m. Straits-born Malays. Chinese. Eurasians and South Indians may apply providing they113 words
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Article66 1951-09-10 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Kerala Samajam will celebrate "Onam". the harvest festival of the Malayalees at the Rangoon Road Government English School from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, which is a public holiday being Hari Raya Haji. Mr. M. Gopala Menon, the India66 words
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196 1951-09-10 2 LEAVE DEMAND Standard Staff Reporter THE Acting President of the Singapore Municipal Commission, Mr, Norman Ward, has written to the Federation of Municipal Labour Unions and the Government and Municipal Labour Union asking them to give sufficient reason for their demand for a196 words
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Article, Illustration21 1951-09-10 2 -Picture by Mr. and Mrs. R. Kailasam who were married at Cuff Road, Singapore. Thetmdevva^formerl^Mis^ThanaM Ammal.-I Unique PhotographersUnique Photographers - 21 words
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Article49 1951-09-10 2 FOLLOWING is the Msl weekly "fair price" list :->ued by the l Controller of Supplies, Singaj pore: Coconut Oil: 1 28 katty tin) reduced to 5-20. Qt bottle (1 katty '2 tahils) reduced to T5 cc:.'?. Jams: <24 (a tins or jars)— AJC reduced to .60 cents.49 words
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206 1951-09-10 2 INDIANS URGED TO TAKE ACTIVE PART IN CITY DAY Standard Staff Reporter TWO Indian Municipal Commissioners. Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy and Mr. M. P. D. Nair, who are li oth members of the City Day Je'ebratiops Committee, m a joint press statement issued yesterday urged the Indian im unity to206 words
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377 1951-09-10 2 Standard Staff Reporter A SCHEME to establish branch libraries throughout Singapore City which has been by Government, has now been approved, The Standard was told yesterday. These branch libraries which are expected to play a considerable part m Singapore's educational and cultural development,377 words
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Article95 1951-09-10 2 THE AMERICAN International Assurance Company Limited of Kuching. Sarawak have sent a cheque for S5O for the Kwong Ah Chee Fund started last Thursday by the Singapore Standard with donations from a European reader. Mr. A. Thajudeen of Maxwell's Hill. Taiping Perak sends a gift95 words
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Article81 1951-09-10 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Teachers' Union is considering affiliation to the Singapore Trade Union Congress, a spokesman of the Union stated yesterday. Two observers. Messrs D S. j Jesudason and V. Victor were; ;.•:.;<< ir.ted by the Managers Committee to attend as I servers the81 words
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284 1951-09-10 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— A central international club to be opened m Singapore, was proposed today by Haji Mohd. Eusoff, District Governor, at the Rotary District Assembly held here. Dato Haji Eusoff said that Malaya with its cosmopolitan population had great opportunities284 words
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Article119 1951-09-10 3 PENANG. Sun.— Four unknown I Chinese gunmen robbed the pis- I tol of a Malay extra police con^j stable m MacAlister Lane last; night. The constable was walking along the road when he was 1 confronted by the unknown Chinese who relieved him of his119 words
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248 1951-09-10 3 IPOH. Sun. Like most towns m Malaya, vacant plots m Ipoh's residential areas are fast selling out to persons desirous of erecting new homes, so many of which are being dotted all over the country m this era of prosperity. An acre of248 words
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Article108 1951-09-10 3 PENANG. Sim— ln a message to the Peng Seah Association. Penang. which celebrated its fifth anniversary last night. Mr. Heah Joo Seang President of the Rubber Trade Association, stated that Penang has been known as the Mecca ol culture and learning m Malaya, and108 words
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Article133 1951-09-10 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun —A unified programme for the birthday celebrations ot the Sultan of Johore which falls on Sept. 17 was discussed and adopted by a special committee ot all communities, headed by the Town Board Officer. Tuan Said Sheikh Abu Bakar. yesterday. It was133 words
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Article93 1951-09-10 3 PENANG. Sun— The Rt. Rev. C. D. Shores. Bishop m charge of the liberal Catholic churches m India, arrived today by the s.s. Jalagopal. He will be the guest of Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Yeang during his stay m Penang. He will be entertained to dinner93 words
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336 1951-09-10 3 Standard Staff Correspondent TWELVE surrendered bandits have gone before Radio Malaya microphones during the past nine weeks to speak against Communist banditry and have unanimously condemned their former mode of life m the jungle. These broadcasts ny former bandits are a regular336 words
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Article111 1951-09-10 3 THE State Secretary of Negri Sembiian. Capt Mohd. Salleh. has ordered that with effect from Oct 1, drivers of all vehicles using roads surrounding the clock tower buili at the iunction of Jalan Raja Aman Shah. Jalan Bharu and Seremban Road, m Port Dickson Town111 words
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Article327 1951-09-10 3 MR G W. GROSS. Jr. has been posted to the USIS m Kuala Lumpur to help cope with its expanding activities as assistant Public Affairs Officer. MR. S. Ponnudurai. Supreme Court Interpreter. Muar. was entertained to dinner by the Cevlonese Community at the Loo San Restaurant. Jalan327 words
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Advertisement298 1951-09-10 3 I ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mrs K. V. Kanthajx x samy have the greatest pleasure m thanking all j friends and relatives who kindly attended their wedding lon the rtth Sept. 51 and for their valuable presents and congratulatory telegrams. TENDER NOTICES i TFA'DERS are invited for the A erection of a New298 words
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Advertisement631 1951-09-10 3 CLASSIFIED ADVTS. FOR SALE L\)R sale shoemaking machines ex stock. Interested buyers please appiv to Box No. T. 387 Spore Standard CXDR Sale completely furnished Bungalow House on 1/2 acre land with two road frontages. Immediate entry Apply 146, Jalan Abdul Jalil, Ipoh. PACKARD Sl2 (Late '39). A Recently overhauled631 words
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Advertisement539 1951-09-10 3 SITUATIONS VACANT SINGAPORE MUNKTPAI.I- TV HEALTH DEPARTMENT: Part time Temporary Medical Officer required lot Municipal Infant Welfare Cli- nics. Daily session of at least two hours at an all-m salary Of $500 a month phis transport allowance. Appliactions to Municipal Health Officer, from whom further particulars may jbe obtained. Closing539 words
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Advertisement322 1951-09-10 3 NOTICES NEDERLAND LINE ROYAi DUTCH MAIL NOTICE TO CONSIGNEE M.V. "ORANJE" BERTHING li 19SI A.M. S.H.B. Godowns: I Snd 2 I General survey will be held »a the 21.9.1951. No further turvev will be held NEDERLAND LINE ROYAL DUTCH MAIL 41 Robinson Road. Tel. 3443 ***** 3421 nWification THE Office322 words
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Miscellaneous75 1951-09-10 3 i.;£^v frY SBSESCTCZg^ ££7 WHAT IN HEAVEN'S NAME > 1 ...BUT IAM WELL,SINCE HE 1 fOH.NOW, ALL RIGHT, DOCTOR, >^V> I PIAGUEDWITH ->>'' CAN GLASSES HAVE TO /QUITE X FORCED TO I MUST WEAR THE OOOLA, J LET'S KEEP OUR V i A/AININ IsfSkV OO WITH A PAIN IN /A75 words
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Article411 1951-09-10 4 ]T aig well for the future of the Chinese m Singapore thai a!« rmer President ol the Straits c Briti h Association, Mr. Yap Phong Geek, and a committee member ol the Association. Mr. Ng Sen Choy, have joined the Singapore branch of the Malayan Cn;nr~e Association and411 words
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Article530 1951-09-10 4 IT is noi often that the town of Johore Bahru gets r;.i..;;on ;n the ed.torial cclurr.ns of tlie Press but today it will noi only be mentioned but will be offered as an example for towns many times niva h w held for four nights m Bahru530 words
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800 1951-09-10 4 COOPERATION A HOUSEHOLD WORD IN CEYLON TODAY (From our own correspondent) COLOMBO. SEPTEMBER 9 was Cooperators' Day m Ceylon as well as m many other countries where the movement has taken root. In Ceylon it is one of the most amazingly successful national movements within recent times. Its practical utility800 words
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Article, Illustration327 1951-09-10 4 ther* is alwayi I t 181 goods mighl t v tune and sold I sumers at rt as< oai c A c peral c > ke: o r the c pi duce will als. i est tblished m Co 8400 odd stores i the past year, j. value327 words
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Article257 1951-09-10 4 Sir; -It is with a heavy heart I nave to inform through the press to the members of the M LA. and to the domiciled community m general my resignation as the General Secretary of the Malayan Indian Association, the main reason being "the affairs257 words
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537 1951-09-10 4 'I'm Above' And 'He's Below' Spirit Deplored Sir.— With reference to the Withers Report on the streamlining of the Government machinery, I wish to point out that staff relations and office equipment are most deplorable m most, it not all, Government Departments. Every one seems to be bent on pleasing537 words
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226 1951-09-10 4 Sir; I hes, to draw, through the medium of your columns, the attention of the management of local cii ema theatres regarding the plight oi their patrons of the $1.00 seats who nave to queue up for hours sometimes In order to226 words
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Article452 1951-09-10 4 Sir;— Sexagenarian's' letter under the caption "Malaya Belongs Only to the Malays" is commendably candid. All through it runs the assumption that he and his like have a right to certain things m life because ito u«e his own phrase) "the Malay Peninsula belongs to the452 words
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Article61 1951-09-10 4 Sir; We read m your newspaper dated Sept.* 3 about "Independence for Malaya m another 16 years" as suggested by the British newspaper "Observer"' We hope "Observer" will change its mind and suggest 16 months instead. If the British agree to do this we wnl all61 words
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Article257 1951-09-10 4 sir;— l had the fortune to read through the contribution that appeared m your valuable journal of 22.7.51 captioned ''Little Jaffna." Your contributor writes: In fact, Jaffnese tend to cling more tenaciously to their old habits and ideas than their people back home. They have257 words
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Article406 1951-09-10 4 Sir:—Thus writes The Law J- urnal of January 11. 19'AO "Absenteeism from the present Parliament is a matter for which, apparently, there is no effective remedy But now that M.P.S receive wages. provisions etc. it might well be made that when an MP. is absent without leave406 words
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Article, Illustration571 1951-09-10 5 To 'Those Who Impose Treaty' SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9, (Reuter)— Mr. Andrei Gromyko, the Soviet Union's Deputy Foreign Minister, told a press conference here Saturday that a peace settlement m the Far East was impossible without Soviet participation m a Japanese peace treaty. He described the presentAP - 571 words
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34 1951-09-10 5 TOKYO. Sent. 9. (AP) The Australian destroyer Anzac. commissioned m March, went into action of! Korea for the first time yesterday. Commander J. Plunket Cole commands the Ar.7ac34 words
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127 1951-09-10 5 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9 (Reuter)— Mr. John Foster Dulles sent a telegram to General Douglas Mac Arthur —m New York—as the Japanese peace treaty conference came to an end here Saturday. Mr. Dulles' message said: "As we are abont to sign the Japanese127 words
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Article313 1951-09-10 5 SAX FRANCISCO. Sept 9 (Reuter)— Mr. Her! er: Morrison, British Foreign Secretary, said today it would be "a grave matter" if the pre-war combination of high industrial etriciency, low labour standards, discouragement oi trade unionism and social reaction again held sway m Japan. Speaking al313 words
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Article87 1951-09-10 5 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9, iAFP> At a press conference j here yesterday, the Indonesian j Foieign Minister, Ahmad Subar- djo told reporters that his Government was well satisfied with the answers given by Mr. Yoshida, the Japanese Prime Minister, to questions concerning Japanese willingness to enter87 words
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124 1951-09-10 5 LONDON. Sept. 9 (Reuter) Mr. Emanuel Shinwell, British Minister of Defence, Saturday listed a "great drive" for world peace as one of the main points of policy needed for Britain. Every possibility of ensuring peace should be explored he said. "We must not124 words
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Article79 1951-09-10 5 HONGKONG. Sept. 9 (AP)— Archbishop Anthony Riberi. Papal Internuncio, arrived m Hongkong from Red China on Saturday under Communist orders to stay out of Communist China forever His expulsion severed mainland China's last link with the Vatican. The Chinese Communist government announced a "permanent79 words
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263 1951-09-10 5 VENICE, Sept. 9 (AP). If the movie critics were the judpe*, the United States, France, Japan and India would share top honours at Venice's 12th International Film Festival. The judges, however, are prominent Italians who have no connection with the movie industry and263 words
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540 1951-09-10 5 Big Increases In World Production Use Of Synthetic WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 (Router). Large increases m world production and consumption of synthetic rubber during the first seven months of this year, compared with the same period last year, were recorded m estimates issued by the U.S. Department of CoraImcrce There was540 words
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Article40 1951-09-10 5 The U S. Senate Finance Committee has approved a U552,394 million increase m persona] income taxes The committee also approved a boost of U551,293 million m sales 'excise^ taxes on liquor tobacco, petrol, cars. appliance^and^score^o^otiier items. A.P.A.P. - 40 words
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407 1951-09-10 5 Japan Signs Security Pact Security Pact With America SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 9 (Reuter) Japan signed a security treaty with the United States Saturday giving America the right to maintain "land. £,r and sea forces m and about Japan" after the Aii.ed occupation is ended by the peace treaty. The text407 words
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211 1951-09-10 5 NEW DELHI. Sept. 9 (UP)— The Ail-India Congress Com- littee elected Prime Minister Nehru President of the Congn s Saturday to give him victorj m the week-long dispute with Conservative Congr» eaders. T i C immittee met m secret, but reliable sources said Nehru va211 words
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Article72 1951-09-10 5 KLM Will Start Jap- Aust. Ser vice HAGUE Sept 9 IR. iter! Ro: I) itch Aim: i KIM will start one eek serviei I Japan and Australia ear!) m D' It was stated tori The service I lapan —first ever to he operated by KIM will be Mown from A"72 words
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110 1951-09-10 5 SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 9 (AP)— lt was predicted >eterday at a a news conference here th;*t Russia would seek to organise an Asian bloc to win the Japanese away from the Western powers. Senator Styles Bridges, who sigm-d tlie bilateral security pact with Japan110 words
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373 1951-09-10 6 By A Special Correspondent SHARE markets opened the month haltingly but gained momentum ami volume with every rise m rubber ami with the activity m tin. Industrials showed great strength and advanced on the investment of substantial local funds. On Friday, prices373 words
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Article346 1951-09-10 6 Industrials. Fraser Neave $'A (JO to $4 U5 Gammon $2. 60 Goodwood Park Hotel SloO. Hammer $40.00, Malayan Breweries $5.20 to $5.25, Malayan Cement 33c. to 34c. McAlister $40.50, Robinson $3.80 to $3.85, Straits Steamship $20.50 to $21.00. Straits Times $4.00 to $4.05. Straits Trading $19.85 to346 words
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Article186 1951-09-10 6 Bukit Sembawan; Rubber Co.. Ltd.. with 5.8.">8 acres on the island, intends to develop a site m Thomson R^ad. seven miles from town, by erecting bungalows and flats. Government and Services are negotiating tt) acquire a total <>! 297£ acres while live acres at Woodlands is to be186 words
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Article, Illustration117 1951-09-10 6 THERE has been a 20 per cent increase m the number of motor cars m Singapore over the last eight months, according to the latest figures issued by the Registrar of Vehicles. The actual number of cars on the roads on the first of this month is 19.823 compared withStandard - 117 words
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Article164 1951-09-10 6 TODAYS FORECAST:— The night is not harmonious and good fortune cannot be expected during the day. You should count only on' yourself, but beware, m the "afternoon, of overtiring yourself, of being extravagant or, of having an accident. In the forenoon, young women will be of164 words
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Article67 1951-09-10 6 HONGKONG. Sept. 9 (ReuterAAP>— Weaving mills m Portuguese Macao are leeimg the bai. on exports of cotton yarns from Hongkong. Since the ban was imposed, about 1.500 weaving workers have been thrown out ot employment. Three representatives oi Macao's Chinese Chamber ol Commerce are67 words
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77 1951-09-10 6 Kohsichang Is Now Dredged For Big Ships OInT of the largest dredgers m the world, the "Manhattan", and another big one supplied by a Dutch company, are dredging the bar at Kohsichang, some 20 miles from Bangkok. When the work is completed. ships of 10,000 tons will be able to77 words
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Article154 1951-09-10 6 EVERY United Nations soldier m Korea each week is given a small white tablet for control of malaria, the world's most prevalent infectious disease. The "suppressant' drug is chloroquin, developed m the United States and know:) also as "Aralen." Of many malaria drugs developed during World154 words
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Advertisement516 1951-09-10 6 FAbi REGULAR IRANS PACIFIC SERVICE o„r<. O^rlono %am >.„„,„<, lo Al. mmaaicm. Conod.or -itiePenong P S'^m Spore GfOtGf tUCKfNBACH 24,2,5cpt 27/23 Sept 29Se P t/lOc» CM.NA BLAR 24 2'Ocr 27/28 Oct 29 Oct/1 Nov ii, .tan LVac lonki on<3 Pos»eng« j. r.Q. c AHGIO FRENCH BENDIXSENS LTD. |H v »2J91/*KI516 words
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Advertisement249 1951-09-10 6 STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., I TD. WEST COAST MALAYA Hong Soon for P. Barge Sept 22 Vessel tor Muor Weekly Hon 9 Tat tor Rengat Sept 13 Vessel tor Molacc- Iwice Weekly H m 9 Thong t o r Hogan Vessel tor Port Dickson We*klv Si Api Api Sept '5 Tung249 words
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Advertisement209 1951-09-10 6 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland America Line Nederland Line Rotterdam Korterdam Amste.oorr MONTREAL, HALIFAX, BOSTON, NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, MOBILE NEW ORLEAN: Cl J t S P ,e P S'hom Penong Sloterdyk (HAL) 12/20 Sept 21 Sepf 22/23 Sep, <> BaIi, SMN, 20/25 Sept 26 Sept (1)209 words
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Advertisement477 1951-09-10 6 aim«i^2^^£^[ij|j SAILINGS FROM SCAND.NAVU ox COM Spore p PATAGONIA" for Pongl-ok HonQ^ong Momlo Yofco^omc t7-20Sept 14 •NOROMVAL" tor Bongkok 21 225-D' l| "SILANDIA" for Soigor gy Rongkok 16-1 70ct IS^tS-t "PANAMA* tor Pongkok, Hongkong Kobe YokoHomo 19-240cf FIONIA" tor Bangkok 23 230ct SAILINGS Tf CON I NENI SCAKD lMn« m477 words
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Miscellaneous172 1951-09-10 6 Crossword No. 60 Il I j j w I (LIES ACROSS: 1 A herb nas weight you noodle! 6 Bhoi girl! 8 Not easy to read either way. 9 Bn stood up 10 Unrat toned eggs; 11 They come up whan you re knocked down. 13. Hammer or sickle, for172 words
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Article512 1951-09-10 7 AtT\. m -m jotOnly 2 Maintain Unbeaten Record LONDON, Sept. 8, (Reuter): With the season less than a month old only two teams m the English Football League's four sections are unbeaten. They are both m the Northern section of the Third Division —Carlisle and Oldham.512 words
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Article399 1951-09-10 7 THE fourth annual cricket j match between the Indian Association and toe Singappre I Cricket Club for the Gandbj Mem rial Cup played at the Baleatier ground ended m a draw The SCX batting flrsl en Saturday knocked uo 358 tor wit ketfl and399 words
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Article155 1951-09-10 7 FOLLOWING were quarterfinals results i.i yesterday's Singapore Badminton Association's junior championship. MORNING SESSION Junior Doubles: Seah Kee K.\..:., and Lian F k Shin beat Tan Kok Ann aud Lim Cheng Kwee 15-10 15-11, Chua Kee Meng and Phun X og Tel beat Robert Lim and Seah Kirn Teck155 words
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Article44 1951-09-10 7 NEW YORK. Sept. 9 (AP) Major league baseball results: America: New York 4. Washington U- Boston 0, Philadelphia 1: Chicago 3. Detriot 2. National: Brooklyn 9. New York 0: St. Louis 4. Pittsburgh 2; Boston 5. Philadelphia 0; Cincinnati 4. Chicago 3.44 words
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Article136 1951-09-10 7 TULSA, Oklahoma. Sept. 9 (AP> Gene Tunney. a trim 211. yesterday described the present crowd of heavyweight contenders as "good fighters" who don't measure up to Jbe standards of my day." The 54- year-old former champion, here to address a professional wrestling conclave today, expressed admiration136 words
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Article83 1951-09-10 7 Aw tar Singh Wins Cycling C'ship KUALA LUMPUR. Sun—Awtar Singh ot Bon Ami Cycling Cub Selangor, won the AllMalayan cycling championship al Lake Gardens circuit today. Rahamat Kanawi was second with Tommy Taylor third. The winner covered the distance m 2 hrs 33 mints 4 sees The holder of the83 words
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Article36 1951-09-10 7 WIMBLEDON. Sep. 8 vAP).— Bob Wilson. 15-year-old schoolboy won the British Junior Lawn Tennis Championships today, defeating Roger Becker 6-2. 6-0. He is the first fifteen year old to win the title since 1938.36 words
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Article446 1951-09-10 7 SCARBOROUGH, Sept. 8 (Reuter). —Bowlers dominated the opening day's play of the South African touring teams last match m England here today. Twenty wickets fell for only l c >6 runs and T.N. Pearce's XI emerged wilh a slender lead of six on the first446 words
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Article296 1951-09-10 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Kuala Lumpur Railway Institute swept the board at the All-Malayan Railway sports held here today. K. Mahalingam was champion athlete. i— Results: Long Jump: 1. Abdul Aziz Omar, 2. K. Mahalingham, 3. S Soosainathan 18 ft. 9i ins. Sho* Putt: l. Boon Theam296 words
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Article377 1951-09-10 7 LONDON. Sept. 8 (Reuter>— Headingly achieved a good performance m today's rugby programme m drawing at 11 points apiece with Northampton be- cause for most of the game Gleasbv suffered from concussion and was a passenger on the wing. The reorganised Swansea XV though beaten377 words
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Advertisement307 1951-09-10 7 New Alhambra— >V! 1 1 a.m. 1 .30 -4 6.45 9.30 p.m. X! WITH ACTION! ■ti 'n;!i riilur^ loxs BELLE STARR" lOLOH HY TECHNICOLOR OPENS WEDNESDAY! ss^ '^.jSgi^^*m*4f^m*m i auk 1 1 Ii XI I A IV SPI I i\<l I \K II \KI RAYA HAJI ATTRACTION! nU M\\ Al307 words
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Advertisement279 1951-09-10 7 TUITION V- M- C. A, COMMERCIAL CLASSES: vacancies m morning and evening sessions m Shorthand and Typing etc. V.M.C.A. has been approved as a Centre for Pitman's Commercial Exams., and arrangements are being made to hold the Exams, very soon. Apply V.M.C.A. "A" Orchard Road. Tel ***** YfORNING SCHOOL- Boys279 words
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Advertisement283 1951-09-10 7 LAST DAY! 1 1 a.m. 1 .45, 1.00. 6.30 A 9.30 Wamert' TechmicolOT Mi.<cal! ♦*LULLABY OF BROAIIfAY" 1 DORIS DAY* GENE NELSON B r— TOMORROW—^ t 1 1 Super Mandarin Mmeicmi In Co'n-nr! "RAINBOW AS IOL WISII" J j; 1 ji|, OPENS WEDNESDAY I I em I* A rabulous taaKblolrfß-J283 words
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Article228 1951-09-10 8 GHQ Win Services Fixture IN I nited Services I rasue soccer ti lure at laii»liii yesterday, GHQ FARELF defeated Singapore Dbtricl Signals Re«iiiiiiii l» 1-2. c first H 7 tried i egul ;it ight, b thi r »ye did for all gh 1 tej did the atta ing il fell228 words
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628 1951-09-10 8 Perak Unlucky Against South China Tourists IPOH, Sun. Perak's state soccer team made a determined effort to salvage their sunken prestige m the mud of the Chinese Assembly Hall ground today when they went down narrowly by two goals to one to the redoubtable South China A.A. ugh the: objective628 words
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Article710 1951-09-10 8 FOLLOWING are weights for tlie second day of the Singapore Turf Club's GoM Cup meeting on Wednesday. I. I Div. I 1 F. I n insured 9.07 Pink (.in 9.01 Melburv Court 8.05 Omtisw 8.04 Rivet Patrol 8.03 Bridetord 8.02 Bright Eves 8.02 Arlington I late710 words
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Article, Illustration22 1951-09-10 8 Photo finishes of the first day Singapore Gold Cup meeting last Saturday taken by Standard cameraman Chow Kuan Yee.22 words
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Article162 1951-09-10 8 1 THE Ceylon Sports Club completed a successful season with an exciting victory over GHQ. The game vva 5 won m the last over. GHQ who batted first scored 219 runs to which Major Sweet contributed 63 runs. The C S.C. replied with 220 runs. Yogarajah played162 words
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Article365 1951-09-10 8 expected bring offX g^al d" u |l iEKT!* Kota Rajah mi n Ac J£l£rf rf^fe "E^*"" 1 b > tournament at Jalan Besar St»J: knock-out cup who looked B «re or w hT„7„ R w e tTel„7' er,,ay .TT"' m the last mi„ U365 words
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Article70 1951-09-10 8 L R STAR. Sun.-The Kedah Amateur Athletic Association was formed at a meeting held at Balai Besar. Follow nf were elected office bearers: V.nl ce p iden i Dr CX Cheung Vice-Presidents: Che Mohamed Hnn aW <L an d Dr SundrartuS Hon' fiSS"* A riffln bm70 words
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Article345 1951-09-10 8 Chinese Community Champions PENANG, Son. Good bowling by Koay Khoon Leong and Cheah Boh Eye enabled Chinese to beat Ceylonese by 46 runs m the final of the inter-commu-nity erieket competition which concluded on Western Road ground today. Khoon Leong who opened the attack took five wickets for 29 run.s345 words
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Article22 1951-09-10 8 TORONTO. Sept. 9 fAPt Canadian football k spending US$6OO,OOO this year to import ob Lnr.ed States players.22 words
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Article60 1951-09-10 8 POMPTOX. LAKES. Hem Jersey. Sept. 9 (APl— Gate receipts and donations at Sugar nay Robinson's workout Yesterday amounted to U551,512 35 and wer c given to Mrs. George Mures, teen-aged widow ot the boxer who died earlier last week of injuries from a bout/ Robinson meets champion60 words
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Article33 1951-09-10 8 JOK^O. Sept. 9 (Reuter-AAP) --The Japanese Lawn Tennis Association announced yesterday that three leading American tennis players have accepted an uwitation to play games m Japan m October. p33 words
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Article24 1951-09-10 8 LONDON. Sept. 8 (Renter*- as scratc hed today from the Doncaster St Leger he last English turf classic, being run September 1524 words
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Miscellaneous33 1951-09-10 8 fiftl B3BHB— J y t -*^T*z^ i. HIGH TIDES at the pnncipal resorts m Malaya. TODAY: AM PM Singapore 05.40 414 Malacca 2 44 Port Dickson i\>* Port Sham i£__ Penang 06.10 9.4133 words
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