Singapore Standard, 5 October 1951
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Title Section20 1951-10-05 1 Singapore Standard /?L VW 1 J JL \OL. II NO. 96 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS20 words
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238 1951-10-05 1 ATTEMPT FAILS*" Standard Staff Reporter \!l'l to ?.tau«' griieral boyeotl of the rr>school )AamiiKitiou l»> a 9eeret student i vesterdaj as onlj one mil «»f iht* nine null] lr schools carried out the boycott. The inter-school examination which started yesterday is arranged238 words
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Article25 1951-10-05 1 1 Killed, 7 Injured In Bus Crash lei man era m Ewas Lim .^ed to B n] ere hi ers were near the a Road.25 words
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Article19 1951-10-05 1 MMISSIONER s sent a g :s the S ".he Com- the ith rs, on the oc--egiment's depar-19 words
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Article, Illustration43 1951-10-05 1 picture by i rut Urn Cook Rear-Admiral H. W. Faulkner ads of the kitchens of the Malayan Naval .-racks .n hi> annual inspection yesterday. He itere-t m the food served to the ratings. (See and p I oa P^ee S). Standard Michael GohStandard; Michael Goh - 43 words
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Article327 1951-10-05 1 Rideway Makes New Proposal On Talks Site TOKYO, Oct. 4 (AP)— -General Matthew 0. Ridgway told the < ommiinists tonight that the I nilixl Nations command was willing to meet to discuss a aite m no-man Viand for a resumption of the Korean truce talks. The Supreme327 words
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Article159 1951-10-05 1 Warships Leave Abadan ABADAN, Oct. 4 (AP)— The last British destroyer left here today contrary to earlier reported plans to keep two warship* anchored off the refinery, an informed British source disclosed. Earlier, the cruiser Mauritius, had transported all the AngLo Iranian Oil Company's British stall, except for a lew159 words
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138 1951-10-05 1 A F ULLY-LOADED BO A C Constellation, carrying 36 pa>s■tgefs circles Shigapore'fc Katlang Airport with a faulty undercarriage I>r more than hall an hour last night before it larded safely at 940 p.m Trie plane was using up its fuel to lighten itseli for an138 words
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Article, Illustration279 1951-10-05 1 Major Issues Reviewed LONDON. Oct. I The King by edict from his sick Imm 1 today formally dosed Parliament officially launching the Oct. 2.~> »encral election campaign. In conformity with custom his speech read for him contained no forecast of future events It was merely279 words
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Article, Illustration161 1951-10-05 1 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government should restrict the number of Japanese immigrants to the Coloin if it decides to allow Japanese to enter, urged Mr. Chuang Hui Chuan. Secretary of the Chinese War Damage Relief Committee yesterday at a memorial service held n honour ofStandard - 161 words
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Article187 1951-10-05 1 25 Answer Rush Appeal For Blood Standard Stall Reporter WITHIN' four hums yesterday afternoon, 25 Singaporeans, mostly Europeans, donated a pint of blood each, at the Blood Transfusion Centre, General Hospital. These people had rushed to the centre m response to an urgent appeal for Group A blood, required for187 words
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70 1951-10-05 1 A SPOKESMAN of Mr. S. Jogindra Singh, the Indian Trade Commissioner m Malaya, last night denied rumours m Singapore that India was not sending a delegation to the coming ECAFE talks m the Colony '"because of the British export ban on strategic goods to Red70 words
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Article29 1951-10-05 1 NATIONALIST Chinas 14--man delegation to the ECAFE conference will arrive m Singapore by Cathay Pacilic Airways this afternoon. The head of the delegation it Mr. RC. Chen^who29 words
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Article45 1951-10-05 1 BRITISH servicemen m Korea will receive bonuses for combat services starting a! a minimum of Lio. the War Office announced In London yesterday. Graded upward according to rank and length of time served m X >rea, l the bonuses are tax tree. t'nited45 words
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179 1951-10-05 1 Russian Whisked To VIP Hall— In Silence Standard Stall Reporter SILENCE was strictly kept on the arrival m Singapore yesterday of the first <>t Russia's delegate.-, to the EC.A.F.E. conference. He was met off the Bangkok plane rushed through the Very Important Persons' Reception Hall whisked to a hotel, where179 words
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Article81 1951-10-05 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Oct. 4 The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market today LONDON RUBBER Spot 44jd. Nov. 44id. Dec. 44 d. Jan. Mar. 43 id. Apr. June 41 id. Oct. c.i.f. 441 d. Market: Steady. LONDON TIN81 words
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313 1951-10-05 1 By H. de TUKKME. Special Standard Corr. WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.—Russia's second atomic bomb explosion has shattered the sleep of the United States like the shrill sound of an alarm clock. Since September 23, 1949, when President Truman announced that the313 words
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208 1951-10-05 1 TOKYO. Oct. 4. (UP i Fi\'e allied divisions slugged their way northward along tli'i west and west central Korean fronts today En the second day of a twin ollensive that already has gained them three to five miles against fanatical Chinese resistance. Communist208 words
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Article88 1951-10-05 1 EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS, Korea. Oct. 4. (UP). —An Eighth Arm? briefing officer told the press that elements of the British Commonwealth Division won their objective today m the Eighth Army's limited drive on the western front but elsewhere m the rugged country Communist resistance ranged from88 words
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Advertisement73 1951-10-05 1 SHEAFFER3iX^ IN THE TOP-WELL BOTTLE.. The SKRIP >o^^^S -t_^,.L fop well bottle l^^&j ;_i s?' ollows you to or bother. WICK STARTING: you don't hove to bear on the pen or scratch around on paper h SKRIP; it starts writing instantly! ECONOMICAL: There's NO waste to Skrip. L do *sn't73 words
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Advertisement145 1951-10-05 1 "Il£lT£ TRADERS LIMITED 'HA, tO>IMtON «Q»O MNlArO«t TEL HIM. i.*>C*ft -Off/ .1 £*i*tr€w Siution P*sss*is j LACK 0 U T ■■"■■■q h Should noi warr% you any more it you have a hVf I UW |m MPLACEMFNT 6* TT IR y viO O« LMN H h 9 H FLUORESCENT HAND-LAMP145 words
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Article174 1951-10-05 2 Standard Naff Reporter FIVE MrN, employes of a Juronu rubber fat-lory, *ere awakened from *leep one niuht and. drawn by ihmln for help from a .»mokelioiw. *aw a walchin.in Mm on the floor m a pool of Mood. He wa* binding profusely from the174 words
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102 1951-10-05 2 Six doctors m 5.r.^..--f bavc -een appointed to U Junior Tutorships m the :*y I Ma .iya f;r a f• ;p to July 31, 1952, a rs;*y spokesman told The Standard yest< r lay. •.•_:•.!> were I by the University at a recent meeting They102 words
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Article91 1951-10-05 2 Repairer Pawned Customer 's Watch A EUROPEAN, Mr. E C Daniels over a wi ist- I a Chinese >• rtb i nA f < days later the eam< to his house at i let R id and made awaj ra nd $60 cash. Hi was ai rested ai Geylang tlh91 words
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Article, Illustration86 1951-10-05 2 >1K H<> PENG YOKE, M.Sc. (Malaya) who Ij.*> lu*en appaintid us Assistant Lecturer m Physics. Mr. Ho uho is 25 years old was a Demonstrator m Physics ai the University ami Shell Research Fellow. He was educated at St. Michael's, Ipob. DR. MARY I GBOVE-WHITE who has been appointed \*sistant86 words
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Article47 1951-10-05 2 MR P. RENGAYAH of the P W.U. left Singapore yesterday on Corfu on a six months departmental scholarship awarded by his department. Mr. Rengayah will spend part of his training at the Crown agents < fßce m London and at the Midlands Railways.47 words
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Article174 1951-10-05 2 $50 Gift Awaits Survivor Standard Staff Reporter A CHEQUE for $50 is now m The Singapore Standard office waiting to be claimed by Mohammed bin Josoh, the skipper of the ill-fated prahu which <=ank m a heavy sea off Trengganu on the morning of Sept. 29, resulting m the loss174 words
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Article72 1951-10-05 2 Failed To Stay Indoors PLEADINCr guilty to failing to comply with an order imposed on him by the Colonial Secretary, that he should be within doors between 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. Khoo Ah Seng of Boon Teck Road was sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment m the Singapore Third72 words
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Article282 1951-10-05 2 Move To Protect Laden Lighters Standard Staff Reporter LOOTING and pilfering of merchandise from laden lighters and tongkangs m Singapore waters have received a severe check recently. This is because laden lighters and tongkangs are now gathered m one part of Telok Ayer Basin for the282 words
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Article94 1951-10-05 2 Standard Staff Reporter A POLICE inspector, Othman bin Haji Kadir and two detectives, Chua Fong Heng and Low Seng Sye. were jointly charged m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday with corruptly accepting $i(>o from Wong Teck 800 at Tanglin Road on Aug. 6. The charge94 words
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164 1951-10-05 2 THOUSANDS of high school students m Singapore and the Federation of Malaya are expected to take part this month m an essay contest, the winner of which will get a free-round trip to America. Mr. Allan Young of the Singapore Department of Education164 words
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Article195 1951-10-05 2 Standard Staff Reporter A MAINTENANCE suit brought by an Indian woman m ihe Singapore Second Police Court yesterday against her husband whom she left two and a half years ago, ended m a happy reunion. The woman 3. Lakshimi k vas claiming maintenance 'or herself195 words
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Article106 1951-10-05 2 SINGAPORE Rural Board notice-servers may soon get an extra $10 transport allowance if the recommendation of the Lands Commissioner, Mr. A. B. Ramsay, meets with Government approval. Present transport allowance of these servers is $10. Mrs. Vilasini Menon, elected Legislative Councillor, who has been championing106 words
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Article30 1951-10-05 2 SIR John and Lady SterndaleBennett sailed yesterday for England by the Corfu. During Sir John's absence Mr. G.V. Kiteon, will act as Deputy CommissionerGeneral for Foreign Affairs.30 words
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Article31 1951-10-05 2 MR. G. G. Thomson wili give a public lecture on "United Nations Declaration on Fundamental Human Rights" on Sunday at the British Council Hall at 10 a.m.31 words
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Article37 1951-10-05 2 MR. CHARLES GAMBA, lecturer m Economic History and Planning m the University of Malaya, will give a talk at the British Council Hall on Oct. 14 at 10 a.m. on "Political Parties m Australia."37 words
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292 1951-10-05 2 Standard Staff Reporter COLONIAL Regulations 65 or 68 under which proceedings will be instituted against the Colony's six top police officers who were inculpated m the Leach Report on the riots were yesterday explained m a release as follows: "If it is represented to the292 words
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Article, Illustration103 1951-10-05 2 photo. THE BISHOP of Singapore, the Right Rev. H.W. Baines, with a staff m one hand and a silver trowel m the other is seen cementing the foundation stone for the new Church of The True Light at a ceremony at Dickson Road yesterday. In the centre is the honoraryStandard - 103 words
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348 1951-10-05 2 McNeice Tells Of FPA's 'Good Work' THE SINGAPORE Family Planning A*soeialion have done good "not only by decreasing human buflering, but even more important, by introducing a wdm- of responsibility and an appreciation of the value of human life where such feelings are mflft needed."* said the President of the348 words
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125 1951-10-05 2 US Negroes Are Treated Equally— Lim THE exchange of persons between countries is one o! I best ways of promoting world understanding and peace, according to Lim Yew Hock, president ot the Labour Party of Singapore and Labour Member m the Singapore Legislative Council, who is now touring the United125 words
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Article50 1951-10-05 2 New Film Co. Started In S'Dore Standard U,,^^., ■IK'S tions, «*<>« iL 1 i f; prove lean has tan I i Bfagapte a On I company San, merit tfa to improwInitial Ei lhn tint* it( i,i, s A'. is to cor. tarie c atfai' In pe(jple depicting compa Moi.. tarn50 words
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Article11 1951-10-05 2 Manager Has Case To Meet LIM CH of I;. S 211 words
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Advertisement42 1951-10-05 2 VERKADES 4 LITTLE DUTCHMEN present biscuits of highest quality Verkade has specialized m baking better biscuits since 1886 and the Four Little Dutchmen brand is recognized as a genuine hall mark of quality the whole world over. You will \^s^ HOLLAND BISCUITS42 words
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Advertisement150 1951-10-05 2 Nj/4^ Ili A> 1 k J^* /3^'\i Gordon's Vtancfc &upte#a "> BORNEO In digestion?/^ He/te's the family standby t\_ i There** nothing tike a spoonful of De Witt's Ant- S^rj^-vA/i acid Powder for giving speedy relief when thf j'X^A«l stomach is upset Indigestion, flatulence, heart- M^*2?*£i/ burn are all qnicldy150 words
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Miscellaneous23 1951-10-05 2 jß^fclP &OV-&UT, I HAVE THE KXPtfUZNCE OF^la j\/^^) ANNIoSIS'^^ 5 M WT BEI G^LS?"' a I a 7^l, yjpc^^ i _^_-^M //v^wfcfc s^^*\23 words
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Article, Illustration305 1951-10-05 3 PAGE 3 PRESENTS FROM I I IT: A caress for Zombie from its owner. llvi ar old Colleen Phillips seen here with the trophies it won as the best kept dog at the Singapore Animal Lo\ers League rally held at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday.Standard - 305 words
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119 1951-10-05 3 :iR C.R DASARATHA RAJ, Labour Member toy Roc are D m the Singapore Leg.-.a-tive Council, is to quiz the Government >:i the present p equiring i certii icate i i private medical practitionei to t G wernment emp >yee to be countersimed by v G119 words
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Article101 1951-10-05 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE REFUSAL of the Singapore Government to let him have a copy of the draft constitution of ths proposed Whitley Council for Government servants was yesterday described by Mr. C.R. Dasaratha Raj as "ridiculous". Mr. Raj said he had approached the Colonial Secretary's101 words
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Article32 1951-10-05 3 KUM CHENG CHUAN was fined $20 m the Singapore Thud Police Court yesterday for using abusive language to a police officer at a Singapore Harbour Board gate on Oct. 3.32 words
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Article312 1951-10-05 3 EVA CHONG - Rover Won By A Tail EVA CHONG By Standard Woman Reporter A DOG'S LIFE has its lighter moments. And yesterday was one of them at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Rover, part Alsatian owned by Miss Wong Mew Yens, could not understand what all the fuss was about. Nor the reason312 words
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546 1951-10-05 3 Ridiculous, Retorts Engineer Standard Shipping Reporter AFTER WORK m the boiler section of the new £90,000,000 Pasir Panjaii^ power station stopped yesterday afternoon, about 50 workers claimed it was a "lock out" while Mr. J. W. Marshall, Resident Engineer of the City Council546 words
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Article42 1951-10-05 3 "NO COMMENTS."' said India's new Ambassador to Indonesia, Mr. B. Dayal yesterday on his arrival by air m Singapore Mr. Dayal was formerly Indian Minister to Thailand He will .spend a few days m Singapore before flying on to Jakarta.42 words
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Article219 1951-10-05 3 Standard Woman Reporter FOR THE ftrsi time since the resumption of its activities [n 1948. the Overseas League intro- duced an innovation ut its month- I ly luncheon at the Capitol Bli.e' Room yesterday The organisa- tion served an entirely Chinese I meal and provided219 words
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Article68 1951-10-05 3 THE MASTER Attend ml m Singapore yesterday warned the public that they should pay D more than the legal fare to a boatman. Ibis warning v v issued on the belie! thai the public are being overcharged by certain boatman m the port If any boatman68 words
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Advertisement110 1951-10-05 3 ,-OLOb'R KING PEN I \{v4 and v .Mlv one Hi uold fed -tlver Mill' REN -5.00 JjCTAf XI PEN P to 123) pore. Vigour Resiored, ClandJ Mads Ycunfl Vi-Tabs farlsberq M? 4 r {Old C(X^ JorThlS khtit o^vw old J>tow i3iCt lite •heat selector dial •tell-tale light Jmw\ f M110 words
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Advertisement93 1951-10-05 3 UNDERWOOD THE WORLD'S LEADING TYPEWRITER Enquiries to UNDERWOOD GENERAL AGENCIES LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PLNANG SIME DARBY CO LTD. IPOH MALACCA KOTA bAHRU Make X _X sure p iff 0f jr-J\ 5P v fe V*^ Your teeth are wluter, ami v the health of your gums is protected when you93 words
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Miscellaneous138 1951-10-05 3 V.M.C.A.. Orchard Road: Art Exhibition 9.30 p.m.-(> p.m., Hockey at Balestier V.M.C.A. vs GHQ 5.15 p.m.. Commercial classes 5.30 p.m., Judo Body-building groups 5.30 p.m.. Malay Literacy class 8.30 p.m. Chinese V.M.C.A.. Selegie Road: Music class 2.30 p.m.. Badminton 5 p.m.. Bod .-building 5.30 p.m.. Students' basket ball 5.30 p.m..138 words
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437 1951-10-05 4 'Junong Incident Does Not Fall Within Emergency' fds Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation Government cannot accept responsibility for compensation to dependants of the Chinese who were killed during a riot by Malays at Pokok Stoi m Bukit Junon«, North Kedah, m January this year. The incident, the437 words
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Article99 1951-10-05 4 THE Mentri Besar of Negri Sembilan. Dato Haji Abdul Malik bin Yusuf. has declared the entire area of the Mukini of Miku within the District of Kembao as a controlled area from Oct. 8. and has ordered that from that day no person shall resid*- m99 words
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Article143 1951-10-05 4 KUAI A I UMPUR Th urs A. lath the submission oi S Ri a oria, dt:fnce i that then -a as no i videnct xtortion, Magistrate H.. Jatnr. of Banting, i and discharged Hock R i Special Constable at Telok T II i eged that the accused «r<143 words
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Article, Illustration46 1951-10-05 4 The Malacca Postal Staff photographed at the General Post Office on the ex of the retirement of Mr. M. N. Dut (seated m the centre) the Senior Postmaster and a Chief Superintendent of the Malayan Postal Service. He has been m the service for 3*3 years.46 words
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Article, Illustration139 1951-10-05 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— No agreement has been reached by the Federation Government m negotiations with the Government Clerical Services, but it is proposed to hold another meeting on Nov. 14. Altogether, nine different negotiations between the Government and representatives of various Government employees' Unions139 words
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242 1951-10-05 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Several Kuala Lumpur Malay leaders today expressed support for the starting of Chinese classes for Malays. Che Ali, Inspector of Malay Schools, Selangor, and State Scout Commissioner, said the study of Chinese by Malays should be encouraged.242 words
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Article56 1951-10-05 4 THE Kluan* Flying Club, which was formed a little over two years ago will, hold its second "Air Day- on Sunday, Oct 7. There will be joy Rights over Kluang for $10 and $20 and 'aerobatics" for $20 RAF. planes are expected to enliven the function, while56 words
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Article133 1951-10-05 4 Klang Citizens Form Association Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The residents of Klang are not satisfied with the way things are being done by the Town Board and have formed the Klang District Citizens' Association. This was stated at the Town Board meeting yesterday when Mr. George Labrooy asked133 words
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Article92 1951-10-05 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Holding that the prosecution had failed to prove its case, the President of the Sessions Court. Mr. J. G. Adams, today acquitted and discharged Lav Yoke Kirn, 21, produced before him on two charges of cheating. In acquitting the accused the President remarked92 words
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Article22 1951-10-05 4 INDIANS m Muar commemorated the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi at a ceremony at the Chettiar Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday.22 words
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Article199 1951-10-05 4 KUALA LUMFUR. Thurs Remarking that one of the worst things one can practise is preying on ignorant and unfortunate people, the President of The Sessions Court. Mr. J. G Adams, sentenced a youthful Chinese Lam Yoke Kirn. to three years r.i. when he found199 words
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232 1951-10-05 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs A bandit was killed m Kota Tinggi yesterday when security forces opened fire on four of them m a camp. The others escaped, but a quantity of food and a pack were recovered. A dump containing tools, medicines and clothing232 words
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Article78 1951-10-05 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thur<= Sir Henry Gurney. the High Commissioner, m a message to Lt.-Ccl. R. S G. Smith Officer-Commanding the 4', h Queen's Own Hussars, who are leaving the country, thanks him and ai! the rank? under his command ior what have done ior Malaya durins the past78 words
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Article146 1951-10-05 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malayan Railway Traffic Operating: Union, having now clarified its position, negotiations on salary scales on behalf of the services represented by the Union will reopen on Oct. 10. A communique explains that m view of reports to the146 words
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29 1951-10-05 4 'High COL Second In Importance To Emergency' Stand. ird S| i X tap The <• l the B Si "Inc-. ced. prices t si T up t I ere C|29 words
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Advertisement647 1951-10-05 4 ANNOUNCEMENT of Prize Winners! F&N TORCH SWEETS COLOURING CONTEST ]st PRIZE OF $150'- Wee Chwee Beng 14 yrs. 259, Rangoon Rd. Spore 2nd PRIZE OF $ioo'- Teo Teck Lim 8, Lorong 24, Geylang Spore 3rd PRIZE OF $50'- Arthur Ong 13 yrs. 8, Hullet Rd. Spore 4 h PRIZE OF647 words
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Advertisement276 1951-10-05 4 SEAVIEW HOTEL BALLROOM Cotamemtimg SATURDAY i DANCING 9 11 Every Wednesday to Saturday TEA DANCE Every Sunday 4.30 to 6 30 pm rommen<ini: SL^HA^ 7t h < I. I Music by DON CASTILLO His (hthedn I r v I r i/cy I y y OPEN AS US JAL i INN276 words
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Article384 1951-10-05 5 STILL-BORN BABY Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs. How she was beaten by ber husband and mother-in-law and later told by a European health nurse that her child was dead m the womb was related by a woman, Lim Kah Heok, when she gave evidence before Mr.384 words
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Article96 1951-10-05 5 ALOR STAR, Thurs A Mentri Besar should be above politics." Raja Haji Ahmad. Mentri Besar, Perils, told the Standard today. when asked for his views about recent rumours that Mentri Besar > would be banned from takin? i active part m politics. He added that96 words
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Article88 1951-10-05 5 IPOH. Thurs Branch officials Of the Malayan Chinese Association have been requested, m a directive from the centra! body, not to express opinions or views on the policy of the Association Such expressions or publicity on policy ot the MCA should come through the central88 words
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95 1951-10-05 5 IPOH. Thurs. The Malayan Chinese Association N planning to institute scholarships for studies m the University ot Malaya for its members and members' children. Views or the Association's branches are at present bein» sought by the Central office on the feasibility ot such a95 words
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Article31 1951-10-05 5 MAJOR A C. Smith ceased to be a Temporary Unofficial Member ot the Federal Legislative Council on Oct. 1. on the return from leave oi Mr. J. C. Mathison31 words
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Article41 1951-10-05 5 MR, G.W. Summerville. Civil Defence Commissioner. Federation of Malaya. and Major General F.B de Fonblanque. Assistant Civil Defence Commissioner lor Northern Region, visited Kedah on Sunday and presented National Service BacUes to 50 Home Guards at Bukit Selambau.41 words
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194 1951-10-05 5 ALOR STAR, Thurs. In an adjournment speech at the Perlis State Council meeting at Arau yesterday, Tuan Sheik Hali urged Government Officers not "to hide themselves behind paper curtains," but to go out into kampongs, meet the Raayat and see the living conditions of194 words
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Article99 1951-10-05 5 PENANG, Thurs.—Committee members of the Tanjong Ward branch of the Labour Party. Penang. at a meeting held at the Penang Hindu Sabha last night passed a unanimous vote ot confidence m their chairman, Mr. A. Balakrishnan. This vote of confidence was pius^ed after the committee h:<i99 words
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Article, Illustration42 1951-10-05 5 photo. THE Sultan of Kelantan cut the ribbon to declare open the new out-patient department of the State Hospital, Kelantan, on Monday. On the right of the Sultan, standing near the wall is Dr. R. E. Anderson. Chief Medical Officer, Kelantan. MidoMido - 42 words
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Article162 1951-10-05 5 Boss Didn't Pay Regularly-Fined Standard Staff Correspondent KUANTAN, Thurs.— Ng Tong Yoke, the managing director of the Ng Tong Kiat Plantation at the 89 mile Kuantan-Jerantut Road was convicted and fined S5O at the Kuantan Magistrate's Court for not paying the wages to labourers monthly, according to the Labour Code,162 words
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Article408 1951-10-05 5 Lack Of Staff Hinders Work, Says Dr. Currid Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs.— Dr. P. G. Currid. Deputy Director of Medical Services Federation of Malaya, who returned here after attending thc three-day B(Xi conference of TB experts from I ."> countries held at Rangoon on408 words
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Article177 1951-10-05 5 MR. YEAP'S BIRTHDAY DONATIONS PENANG, Hi v i —Mi Ye m Chor Be who celebrated m 14 j birthdaj j i sterday sel .< precedent for birthday oelebi lions by donating tltjOOu I three of Penang' principal Chinese school* an;] the s Nicholas Home for 'he blind Mi ITeap Suan177 words
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Article35 1951-10-05 5 A TOTAL of \m X Guard* <.■■ pi esented nrith N tional Service BiH^t»> by Sultan >■ Pahang it the efl their training a1 the Bece camp The camp is the I m East Pahang35 words
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Article160 1951-10-05 5 Standard St? i Correspondent TAIPINC. Thurs— Twentynine mem'/ers of the Tuipin? Ceylon A *soeiation have sent m a le^er to the honorary secret;- ry claiming that the electio i of office bearers at the a nual general meeting held n June 14, was irregular a d asking160 words
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Miscellaneous351 1951-10-05 5 FEDERATION DIARY prvivr I CARLTON: Bare Ground 3. 5^0 1 HINDI STAN: Ek Thi Larki i "5 r&IlAIlU an( j y{ j pm and pjn REX: Pi lora K\ The Flying CENTBAL: Parijatham 3 and 7 Dutchman 1 3 3u. 'i 15 and 9.15 lI'OII I P m um J,351 words
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876 1951-10-05 6 Singapore Standard What Have They To Hide? Initviieiuleni Morning Newtpaper THE Singapore Government has never felt quite 1 at ease with the Leach Report on the Singapore riots of last December. la this its attitude coincides with that of the public though for different reasons. This uneasiness has persisted despite876 words
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Article, Illustration1798 1951-10-05 6 ROBERT GUILLAIN - SYNGMAN RHEE'S DEMOCRACY THE KOREAN PURGATORY** 4 TOKIO. WE have heard so much about this war and its battles that we have all lost sight of what they are about Korea and the Koreans. Is it too late to return to that subject and to compare the realities with the1,798 words
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Article246 1951-10-05 6 Review of views Attlee Was Right [MR. CLEMENT Attlee is right m wanting the British technical men m Abadan to 1 return to Britain, Utusan said editorially. There Xc no other 1 way unless the Attlee govern--1 ment is ready to shoulder the 1 burden of world war 3 which,246 words
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Letter176 1951-10-05 6 Sir:— Mr. Jagjit Singh's statement which appeared m your paper of September 27 1951 calls for explanation on my part. I am responsible for his entry into the Labour Party. Penang, and it hurts me now to think that he should be indulging m sensationalism.176 words
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Letter153 1951-10-05 6 Sir: It came as shock when I read Dan Judah's remark about dancing m Malaya. It is indeed very fortunate that only a few of the professional dance teachers and amateur ballroom dancers agree with nis "outburst."' There may be few so-called teachers who will dare to practise such153 words
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Letter432 1951-10-05 6 Sir: I had the privilege of being invited to the inaugural ceremony of the Batu Arang Co-operative Stores Society Ltd.. on September 30. I was very much interested m the commendable enterprise and took advantage of the opportunity of visiting Batu Arang and attending the opening ceremony. I was432 words
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Letter636 1951-10-05 6 Sir: In grand City Day Message to'the Citizens of Singapore, you said: "The people must become more sensitive to their rights to speak, think and write freely. They must not be lobbied off with approximations of democracy or accept supinely limitations on their liberties. They must cast aside636 words
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Advertisement109 1951-10-05 6 3^^^ I C beat and most &R 4HF^r~ tB^B i reliable watch T /7 REPAIRER BO'c of headache eye I I $f pain. e>e fatigue, nervous ife>^^>v lL exhaustion are the direct j /^\f^f^-f mK* ft^A result of visual defects V^J '^^y^ TO REII E V X THE SYMPTOMS only109 words
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Advertisement67 1951-10-05 6 COLUMBIA V J TWO NEW RECORDS HV ABDUL RAHMAN Records No: Gem. 41 ami B Annlhtr lop-liner fmtii JULIA Gtm. II MARSITA's latest Gm. V* LAILA's Gm N SALBIAH with SUDANTO V SUPENAH's latest Gm. N 'J R. AZMI's first Gem Nl A VERY INTERESTING KEI I* Ask your deoler67 words
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Article331 1951-10-05 7 White House Gives No Details Beyond The Fact vMIINMON, Oct. 4, UP) -Russia's second atomic explo,|n [\m* years was announced by the White House yester- t»ne Congressman said it may mean the Soviet Union is n niii<!t<i missiles with atomic warheads. A terse announcement issued331 words
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Article104 1951-10-05 7 Race On To Mass Produce A-Bombs s Uct 4, (AFP)— The race to mass k bombs is now on. That is *he opinion t nuc»ear experts here after yesterHouse mnouncement that Russia had cxi >nd atomic bomb. iprrta thought. i rtweea 30 >. mid m the n*>nth«» stt-p up the104 words
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175 1951-10-05 7 Senator To Push 50- Yr. Peace Plan WASHINGTON. Oct. 4 iAFP> —Following the news of a fresh itomic explosion m the USSR. Democratic Senator Brien McM m was understood today to be preparing to make a strong ea favour o! a 50-year peace i and an atomic agreement betwei I175 words
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105 1951-10-05 7 3' Power Mission For M-East Command Talks LONDON. Oct. 3. (Reuter).— A three-power military mission will visit Turkey m about 10 days time to discuss the prospect of forming a Middle Eastern command linked with the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, a usually reliable source said today The mission will be105 words
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Article, Illustration67 1951-10-05 7 AUSSIE LORD MAYOR— Sir Leslie Boyee (right) 55, will be London's first overseas Lord Mayor. He was elected Sept 29 to succeed Sir Denys Low son (left). Sir Leslie, whose home is at Badgeworth Hall, near Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, is a native of New South Wales. He is a barrister ofA.P. - 67 words
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262 1951-10-05 7 LONDON, Oct. 4, (AP)— Mr. Winston Churchill's Conservatives promised today to revamp Britain's system of taxing business and to slap down an emergency excess arms profits tax on the American model. In a statement amplifying tts election manifesto, the Party said262 words
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Article111 1951-10-05 7 Standard Staff Correspondent Ipoh, Thurs. The Director of Operations, Sir Harold Briggs, accompanied by the Acting Chief Secretary, Federation of Malaya, Mr D. C. Watherston, the British Adviser Perak, Mr. I W. Blelloch, and other District officials visited some of the largest resettlement and regrouping areas111 words
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51 1951-10-05 7 PENANG. Thurs.— According to a cable received here today from the World Fellowship of Buddhists. Ceylon Headquarters, the venerable Fa Fang, a very highly educated Buddhist monk, representing Buflrdhists of China and Colombo, died at Colombo Hospital The funeral takes place this evening m51 words
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279 1951-10-05 7 THE GOVERNOR, Sir Franklin Gimson, will open the Trade Promotion Conference of ECAFE next Tuesday at the Victoria Memorial Hall where the Singapore Government will act as host. After the opening speeches, the Conference as a whole will sit as two Committees. One Committee will meet279 words
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80 1951-10-05 7 TOKYO, Oct. 4, (AP).— Japanese-language newspaper, Yomiuri, said Wednesday night four large Russian patrol boats are operating off the eastern coast of Northern Hpkkaido. The newspaper said the Soviet vessels began their patrols m the six-mile stretch of water between the Kurile Islands80 words
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162 1951-10-05 7 standard Staff Reporter THE PRIME MINISTER Mr p. S. Senanayake will arrive m bingapore by air oft Oct. 12 en route id Australia. H e will be accompanied by the Minister for Agriculture and Lands Mr Dudley Senanayake, the Permanent Secretary to the Ministry162 words
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Article67 1951-10-05 7 DATO (Dr.) C.J. PAGLAR. Progressive Member for Changi District m the Singapore Legislative Council is to ask the Government whether it will consider starting a state lottery to finance the various social welfare, education and medical plans for the Colony. He will do this m the67 words
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Article66 1951-10-05 7 A SEPARATE Labour Exchange for the recruitment of officers and labourers m the departments of the Singapore City Council, as suggested by Mr. M P.D. Xair (Labour South) will serve "no useful purpose." This is stated by Mr. S S Manyam (Progressive North) m a letter to66 words
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224 1951-10-05 7 TRUMAN WARNED PARIS, Oct. 4, (UP)- General Jean De Latte De Tassigny disclosed today that he warned President Truman that Communist China could arm another eight divisions of rebel Vietminh forces m Indo-China with former American military equipment De Lattre, just returned from224 words
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Article226 1951-10-05 7 Nair To Blame Williams JVC ROW: MR P M. WILLIAMS. General Secretary of the Singapore Glass Factory Employees Union, yesterday denied allegations by various trade unionists that he had insulted or shown discourtesy to the Colonial Secretary. Mr. W. L Blythe, at the plenary session of the Trade Union Congress226 words
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Article73 1951-10-05 7 SARAWAK. Hongkong. Indonesia and Burma intend to launch BCG vaccination campaigns m the near future. In disclosing this a report on the WHO-UNICFF Conference on BCG. which has ]LLSt closed m Rangoon. stated that Malaya. the Philippines, Taiwan, Ceylon. India and Japan had already begun BCG vaccination73 words
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Article32 1951-10-05 7 MR a.nthony Chen Yuen Cneong of Singapore last nighi gave a dinner party at his residence m Grilstead Road to o i bratp the birth ot his I daughter. Angelyn,32 words
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Article474 1951-10-05 7 Maxine Rakich - Maxine Rakich By PASTELS predominate th« fifth Annual Y.W.C.A. Art Club* exhibition which was opened yesterday evening by Mr. G. G. Thomson. A surprisingly small number of oils have been entered for this art exhibition and very lew still life studies. Predominating the show are474 words
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Advertisement24 1951-10-05 7 flic story of Malayan Travel... \WHEN roads were first <^^fei|& bearers led the way for MALAYAN AIRWAYS MANSFIELD b CO.. LTD.^ OCIAN lUILOINC.. SINCAPORI24 words
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Advertisement44 1951-10-05 7 I as famous as Raffles Place 1 I BUNGA RAJAH j jjp SINGAPORE'S I (KSl^k FAVOURITE I I 3*oo PIR BOTTLE J 7S cents I POPPY RAJAH 3-00 EAC 1 1 BUNGA KAMANTIN per bottle PERFUMERY DEPT. l\.\_lljirN3\JlN3 .(Incorpori.* rt d m Singapore) 4.44 words
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Miscellaneous174 1951-10-05 7 T^fci^^j I "TU/M/* 7"o yvJU 1 WAb A^uCC^ L^^Sl s^^'/ CLICK #f r jm^t^^^X PATT Ji ict .2v BIJ I WOKb I p :l3**" 3iG PIECE j n V^2? y mm W^^h\ J BIG- PIECE OF EsiC^ fs^ A *"\T FEELS Today's Power Cuts SUBSTATIONS m Singapore liable to load174 words
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Article, Illustration262 1951-10-05 8 Owners Lose $50, 000 Standard Shipping Reporter DETAINED by the Indonesian authorities for 36 days m Djakarta and incurring a loss of more than $50,000. the Chinese-owned 600-ton freighter, Torina, put into the Singapore Harbour, yesterday. The Torina was one of two vessels detained by Indonesians262 words
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104 1951-10-05 8 Standard Aviation Reporter MALAYAN Airways latest Dakota aircraft, held up m England many weeks owing to the fuel crisis m India and Pakistan, was nicknamed "Dirty Dog" by Kallang engineers on her arrival m Singapore yesterday. She is the next addition to the existing104 words
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Article112 1951-10-05 8 Malayan Pilgrims A re Back Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs. A sroiif) of J.H7K pilgrims! who left Malaw* aliout three month* a»«o for Mecca, returned here today m ilie Tyndareus. A total of 930 pilgrims disembarked m Penang while another 948 are proceeding to Singapore. The Pilgrim Welfare Officer, Enche112 words
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Article, Illustration133 1951-10-05 8 Standard Shipping Reporter The Flag Officer, Malaya Area. Rear Admind H. W. Faulkner, yesterday made a threehour inspection of the Malayan Naval Force and gunnery training ship, the Pelandok. at the Singapore Naval Base. The inspection included the Malayan Naval Force barracks, the new 5183.000Michael Goh - 133 words
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67 1951-10-05 8 Standard Shipping: Reporter THE second of three new self-propelled coastal tankers for the Shell Company, the Kluang, is expecied m Singapore on Oct. 25. The first vessel, the Landak, will arrive m about a fortnight. All three vessels will be employed on67 words
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Article22 1951-10-05 8 BOMBAY. Oct. 4.— The Com-mander-in-Chief-designate of the Indian Navy. Rear Admiral Pi/.ey. arrived m Bombay on Oct. 2 from London.22 words
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73 1951-10-05 8 HONGKONG. Get 4 lAP>— The Miller Company's salvage tug. Prince Salvor, messaged Hongkong that Chinese Nationalist guerillas wrill nut release the captured Filipino freighter, Bfabuhay, until financial adjustments have been rr.:ide." Ti:e tug left last Sunday to to.v the freighter back to H tg ken?. The73 words
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Advertisement586 1951-10-05 8 FAST REGULAR TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE Direct •veHo««1 S>» Francisco Lo. Angelei AH American 6 Canadian Cirie* Penong P Sham S'pora An LA/SF CHINA BEAR 24/26 Ocr 27/28Oct 290ct/lNo» 20Nov LUCKENBACH 24/26 Not 27/23 No. 29 No,/" Dec 20 Dec For full port.culors of Dry Corgo Deep Tank, and Passengar ANGLO586 words
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Advertisement254 1951-10-05 8 STRAITS STEAMS; IP CO., LTD. WEST COAST MALAYA Hong Soon for P. Barge Oct 6 Vessel tor Muar Weekly [I 0 Taf for Ren Qat Oct 6 Vessel for Malacca Twice Weekly on 9 Thong for Bagan, Vessel for Port Dickson... Weekly Hong iSn fo? Djambi ".W" 'I Tung Song254 words
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Advertisement191 1951-10-05 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS ftoyal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland America Line Nederland Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam MONTREAL, HALIFAX BOSTON, NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE MOBILE NEW ORLEANS $We P. Sham Penang X Ampenan (RU 22/26 Oct 27/28 Oct 29/30 Oc! Tabinra (SMN) 27 Oct/3 Nov 4/5 Nov 6/7 Not Kora Agoeng (RL)191 words
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Advertisement434 1951-10-05 8 SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA v*u CON] "SELANDIA" t for So gon G Bangkok 22 :40a "PANAMA" for Bangkok, Hongkong Kobe 6 Yokohama 23 ;co "FIONIA" for Bangkok IS -2 SO "MALAYA" for Bangkok, Hongkong U-ISNm SAILINGS FROM jaPan NDMGiriui "BINTANG" *o, Bangkok 23-2^o SAILINGS TO CONTINENT SC For Colombo. Aden. Part434 words
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Miscellaneous85 1951-10-05 8 ilSiiEli iif i WHABYES SHIPS OiMlown (;ale Be!le:-:>:>hr>n 33 34 2 Benvenue 29:;i> 2 Burnside 6 7 7 Cyclops 1/2 3 Deucalion 44 1 Euryades 2."> I'r! 2 Fernsea 27 _rt 2 Indra;>oera 15/16 4 Kedoe 17 U 4 Kilwa g/9 7 Langlegaie C P 7 Larut I:M4 4 Megna85 words
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Miscellaneous26 1951-10-05 8 Despatches Today: Philippines. Japan. Hongkong and China noon by Radnorshire, D.iambi by Kota Nica. Sarawak (except Miri) noon by Biior. Arrivals Today: Thailand fetters) by train.26 words
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418 1951-10-05 9 ■flam boo Can Replace Steel In Reinforcing Structures Of Concrete' Can last a century, declare Americans after reven-year tests MM HAEL CONNORS, Standard Industrial Reporter L^IMS bj I >• scientists that bamboo can be used m place of steel inn an) structure418 words
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Article, Illustration86 1951-10-05 9 Municipal Architect Says; WATSON, Municipal Architect, said that bamboo was used m some parts of India es m place of steel to reinforce II i peri- I with this H r r i R l> .1 .ng: Ibrtd materkd uith h i k trn^ih' streacti and86 words
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Article66 1951-10-05 9 THE latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday were per lb. Bayers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S. Spot Loose $1.52} $1.53* FOB m bales Oct No 1 R.SS $1321 No I R.SS. $1.47 $1.48 No 3 R-S.S. (oom.) Sl.4' 51.43 Tone: Steady. LONDON RUBBER Fhursday'6 opening: prices Per lb. were: No 166 words
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Article39 1951-10-05 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs The price of tin to-day was $460} pkul. Ip $4.5 v. LONDON TIN Thursday's prices first session were Spot £987 10s. buyers, £990 seUers. Three months €927 10s. buyers. €930 sellers. Settlement Price: £S9f. Tone: Firmer.39 words
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Article23 1951-10-05 9 Oct 4 SpecP- cc— Closing •gk Dg Ex- T -5 to I US$l; a y a n $1; 13 v one23 words
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107 1951-10-05 9 standard Staff Reporter UU 1 4 irdeners of Singapore are being invited n a ?row-more-food campaign exhibition World Stadium now being by onsumers' Association. •.'■e-day xhibitian, irage a:. re's market re food b I ■econd group will each get 10 sq ft. space to107 words
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Article27 1951-10-05 9 re!— All share .:Y Io| better rubber and s to the Asa da- IM> STKIALS QR i no t% >S 175 92 cd27 words
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Article, Illustration17 1951-10-05 9 photo. at the opening of ire-day auction m the Company's premises w Cnulia btreet yesier day.- StandardStandard - 17 words
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108 1951-10-05 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Oct. 4 Over $300,000 worth of premium bonds have been sold m the Federation up to the end of September, since the actual sales began on July 2 this year. An official of the Federal Treasury said that, while the108 words
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Article, Illustration100 1951-10-05 9 THESE six women have been selected as receptionists for the Trade Promotion Conference of the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East which will open on Tuesday, Oct. 9, at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Mr. F.T. Storkey, Organising Secretary of the conference, m100 words
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111 1951-10-05 9 Standard Market Reporter EXPORTS of tin and tin concentrates during September at 6,375 tons represented an increase over the previous month's figure by nearly 200 tons. With the United States still' out of the Malayan metal market, exports to European countries took the biggest111 words
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Article23 1951-10-05 9 Japan has been invited to send an observer to the current General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) session m Geneva.23 words
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Article179 1951-10-05 9 Standard Staff Reporter TWO WOMEN will be among the nine delegates who will represent the United Kingdom at the ECAFE Trade Promotion Conference, which opens m Singapore next Tuesday. The women members are Miss M. W. Denney. CB.E., Assistant Secretary m charge of the Commonwealth179 words
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172 1951-10-05 9 Standard Market Reporter THE sterling area's serious dollar position brought out buyers m the Singapore rubber market yesterday, contributing to a Z\ cent per lb. rise m the price of the commodity. Fairly good inquiries were received, resulting m steadier tendencies m the172 words
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Article28 1951-10-05 9 Canadian Prime Minister Louis St Lament told Ottawa newsn.en that the Government would announce its new gold marketing policy wiUUo a few days.— U P.28 words
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337 1951-10-05 9 Standard Stall Reporter THE Johore Smallholders Association— which is to be formed this morning at a meeting m Batu Pahat of smallholders from all parts of Johore— will fill a longfelt want and will be a strong force m safeguarding the interests of smallholders, it337 words
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Article112 1951-10-05 9 FAIR activity was re-curded m the Singapore* produce market yesterday. Copra was a steady market, buyers opening a.t $40$ per picul for October-November shipment with sellers holding off. Later small quantities passed at $41 J, with further buyers at $41 and sellers at $41$. Coconut oil112 words
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Article63 1951-10-05 9 An attractive wall poster, de signed to illustrate the importance of Singapore as the mam commercial centre of SottthEast Asia, has been issued by the Public Relation* Office, Singapore By means of a simplified chart it shows at a glance the volume and value of Singapore's63 words
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284 1951-10-05 9 UK Reserve Setback LONDON, Oct. 4. In announcing that (he sterling zone's gold and dollar reserves had dropped by IS. 5598 million during the third quarter of 1951, Chancellor of the Exchequer Hugh Gaitskell said that it is hoped that something will develop mReuter; AFP - 284 words
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Article94 1951-10-05 9 Standard Staff Corre*>norid«nt KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 4:— Goldsmiths' shops m Kuala Lumpur and other Federa tion towns are doing a roaring business due to a rush for gold ornaments. A spokesman of the SHan^or Goldsmiths Proprietors Association attributed this rush to a fear that sterling94 words
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Article, Illustration45 1951-10-05 9 Mr. Walter Ri&yard, n Kneisft textile expert, wfco &wO assist the Government of Ceylon h> set np a large colton textile mill. His >< r lot I i d tO *ho G ■PI iI r uudcr th> 'I hflic ('<, -operation Sli nt o1 t)ie Colombo rHan.45 words
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Advertisement62 1951-10-05 9 b QO i START SWING TODAY. I 1 CHUNG KHIAW BANK, LTD. P YOL CAN OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT FOR j AS LITTLE AS $1 HlBttl WILL BL PAID AT tk% PEK ANXI M ■m^RfSr^Kw >^rV B^OBfcßaM Semi I inished BvT^^^^^^B3|^^ Finished Steel Product! \^>JbbS It H -i t Ldoluslii62 words
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Article, Illustration560 1951-10-05 10 RANJIT SINGH - Junior League RANJIT SINGH THE HOUSE OF THE "WAILING" GHOST JTRAIL and meek looking Samad was always the victim of the kampong boys. In fact, the kampong children had branded him a "penakot" (coward). Though eager to mix with them, he was seldom welcomed by the crowd. by One day.560 words
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Article211 1951-10-05 10 The BOYS and GIRLS PAGE Jamil, gathered before the haunted house at twilight and waited for Samad to come. T^HEY did not have long to wait. Samad showed up as promised and, before the bewildered eyes of his friends, crept towards the haunted house and was swallowed up m the211 words
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Article242 1951-10-05 10 "T FEEL sure many Junior 1- Leaguers woafci like to hear about my pet frog. "I brought him home from a wood near our house four years ago and christened him Croaky because he croaked such a lot. "I am sure he knows me because he will sit242 words
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Article87 1951-10-05 10 IF had wings I'd fly at first, I think, To see th P stars, and find u-ha( makes them blink. Then, with icings I ??iiflht discover too, I Where old 7noons go or how they turn to nev:. i 1 had wings, across the i 187 words
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Advertisement293 1951-10-05 10 New AlhambrA csEI I 111 N»W ALHAMBRA HABIT! (i m TODAY DAILY II IM-4-4M* 9S» P-m. y?^^ THE BULL WHIP-AND-roaring saga perilous iK. f b^Bß^h I^bl^^bl ■^Br^" *J^B^fl¥ B^n CVa V^P^H 4 bHb^bPl bB p VbV M QQ »^lt j*&^* C6LO TECHNICS*. jtijgtfSrgr OKfFFt ARi IN u-helan \ii»RV MM -\1293 words
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Advertisement168 1951-10-05 10 ''I'll "|^B~S3 JtfJ* \MSmk •Sggßßf .^^HHe- f' I Plu^l An Enlui«C I:.- ("vcrin: all (ho nnb I Produced by >hiw Rmv A h- ll* Morning Matin.-. a' Jomurrow: '<^.l NfK.HTFR sun.i 1 >• I\ v fSFTI PHONE 1) If/i 4042 ell BEfrJ&M The Greatest Value -For -Money Proiiramm, v Ms.168 words
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Miscellaneous94 1951-10-05 10 Pip, Squeak and Wilfred BP"/'(TM£ BABitS HAv£\ "I'-lfl I Rft X BUILT A E,a V| 1 LL M^j^ /»o\ y >: V.jßft^ T HAVE A RlDe) •J»H^|~7 < YCXJ CLIMB OP\ \\j T&UG'ifvj Itmc steps J VtL Tna^V TeCHEc! —THAT'S Pip thought the babies' Big Dipper iun-untll he got wet94 words
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Miscellaneous381 1951-10-05 10 Radio Programmes RADIO MALAYA PENANG SIMiAPOKL <liBo metres) 1» am. Kmersency News (X.L); (IH4 cv A «1 vi.) i p.m.— r» p.m. As Singapore; 6 p.m. 10 a.m. Emergency News (X.1..>: Programme Summary; 6.03 Variety 1 p.m. Radio Orchestra; 1.80 News- Fare: 6.30 London Studio Melodies; 1.45 Lawrence Uelk Orchestra;381 words
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Miscellaneous383 1951-10-05 10 l^j^k jßat. "^g^^B^iTiff lift Mf|tfti^mTi|!|j! fmiy,,J|, I*ll 1 TODAY'S FORECAST:— Change able influences m:»We this da> an extremely happy one Business interests show profit* and short journeys and bu>:ne-> contaits are very successful. Set a»ide the morninff for letters attending to bills and any important paper uork. It is a383 words
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Article350 1951-10-05 11 Ho Ho Cup Match Postponed To Oct. 27 SAFA'S refusal to allow five colppy players to play for the Malayan Chinese Football Association m their tour of Hongkong and Manila, has forced the MCFA to postpone departure of its team for a week. The new350 words
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Article129 1951-10-05 11 SPORTS LETTER S? r Th c ineriibers of this Unit (42 Commandos) take the greatest exception to the "Singapore Standard" article en the FARELF Cup Final, Quote: 'the Commandos, strengthened by several new players from Britain, had a fairly easy passage to the final." m None of our players has129 words
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Article158 1951-10-05 11 Kong In The Ring Again AFVtR several weeks of "smalT cards, promote! Wally Oakes has a biy programme for his weekly wrestling show at the Happy World Stadium tomorrow. Heading the five fights featuring the cream of the matmen now m the Colony will be a match between Kins Kong158 words
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124 1951-10-05 11 P E rt A N G. Thurs:— The news that Peng Soon had declined the American badminton Associations offer to coach their team surprised some badminton enthusiasts here. but mostly the reaction is pleasure that he has decided to remain m Malaya to defend124 words
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Article136 1951-10-05 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. In preparation for Selangur's J first Malaya Cup match against Keriah on Saturday Oct. 13 at Sungei Patani, the Selangor Rugby Union are holding a final trial on Saturday on the K.L. padang. Kick off 5 p.m. The following will take part m136 words
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Article, Illustration15 1951-10-05 11 ELMO LINCHLON New wrestler who makes his Cdy debut tomorrow at the Happy World Stadium.15 words
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347 1951-10-05 11 KUALA LIMITR, Thurs.— After a goalless first half the TPCA, holders of the F. A. Cup, defeated the Selangor Chinese Recreation Cluh by five goals to three m the semi-final on the Princes Hoad ground this evening. They now meet the Eurasians m the347 words
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Article105 1951-10-05 11 TAIPIXG. Thurs.— A solitary goal scored by E. Mitchell enabled the RASC Sports Club to beat the Taiping Chinese Recreation Club m a friendly hockey game at the Esplanade last evening. The Chinese, had the better of the exchanges but finished off poorly. The goal by105 words
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Article208 1951-10-05 11 Umpire Players Warns IPOH, Thurs. Frayed tempers spoiled fh today's league hockey game between the defending champions, Kinta Indians, and the Ramblers and resulted m one of the umpires, Mr Too Joo Hing, calling on the captains of both teams to check the unsportsmanlike behaviour of their players. Indians won208 words
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Article136 1951-10-05 11 CHICAGO. Get 4 t Renter)— Dave Sands, Australian holder of the British Empire middleweight title, qutp ted Carl Olson, of Hawaii, over 1G rounds here last night. Sands, who '.vas making his American debut, received the unanimous verdict of all three officials, but finished136 words
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Article30 1951-10-05 11 A Kluang Basketball league will be run by the Chinese Association on Oct. 10. The affiliation ice is $10 and the International Rules for 1950 will be applied.30 words
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209 1951-10-05 11 LIOK YEW LEONG, 16-year-old boy from AngloChinese School broke the 1950 record held by Keith Mitchell (35.8 sees.) m the 50 metres breast stroke for boys under 17 yesterday during the Singapore Swimming Championship heats at the Chinese Swimming Club pool yesterday. Yew Leong clipped209 words
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Advertisement73 1951-10-05 11 t-^SarJED ADVERTISEMENTS Situation vacant lentia] Secretary, male or female, a Z linese and English. Good pay s for right person. Apply personally STANDARD, 128 Robinson Road, k-days after 11.00 a.m. I 1 Box 801 I w U r- U I I ns Z S ore. COL. Qualipable of and ective73 words
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Advertisement441 1951-10-05 11 DEATH \|R Chelliah H. Cooke J.P. 11 Veteran educationalist of iffna college Ceylon passed ay v peacefully on October lU\\ i 91 year.-. ACKNOWLEDGMENT \T^ ,V- Mrs. A. P. Abeynse- L kera and family thank all lives and friends who sent wreaths and messages of condolence, and attended the funeral441 words
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Advertisement560 1951-10-05 11 CLASSIFIED AD TENDERS SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY TENDER (For particulars see Tender Room. Ground Floor, Municipal Office) \T ATER DEPARTMENT Supply of 100 tons of Pig Lead. Close 4 P.M. 5/11/51. VEHICLES FOR SALE \f ORRIS 10 1948 ROM AC 1 RADIO $3,200/- or ofler Phone YUEN 5326 EXT. 14 Office HRS560 words
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Advertisement349 1951-10-05 11 VERTISEMENTS NOTICES HOLLAND EAST ASIA LINE NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES M.V. "ARENDSKERK" BERTHING ilO.ltSI 5 r :rv .S i 1 B Godowns: 31 32. Genera] cargo survey will be neld on the l. r ;'h instant No further survey vriU le held. NEDERLANO LINE ROYAL DUTCH MAIL 41 Robinson Road TVI:349 words
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Miscellaneous52 1951-10-05 11 SWIMMING:— Singapore championships at Chinese Swimming Club 5 p.m. SOCCER: SBHFA Cup—SCS or OTEC v. Mansfield at F N 5.15 p.Tn. HOCKEY: SHA League— SCC v. Khalsa Assn. at SCC 5.15 p.m. BAD MIX TO X: I n su ra n ee Institute of Malaya Badminton tourney at Clerical Union52 words
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Miscellaneous30 1951-10-05 11 time Jr^&wls~ HJGH TIDES at the principal resorts id Malaya: TODAY: A.M P.M Singapore 01.00 12.42 Malacca 10.10 10.16 Port Dickson 08.51 8.07 Port Sham 07.40 8.03 Penang 02.40 2.3930 words
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Article353 1951-10-05 12 OLLIE DAVIES - OLLIE DA VIES Decanter Will Be Hard To Beat By KEW GARDENS, Raj Mahal and Brideford arc doubtful starters m the $25,000 Gold Vase to be run at Ipoh on Saturday. This leaves a field of 11 to face the starter m the richest353 words
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Article332 1951-10-05 12 Giants In World Series NKVV YORK. Ort. 4 (UP). —Bobby Thomson's homerun with two men on base m the ninth inning gavr the New V.»rk (iiants a •"> to 4 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers on Wednesday m the final i;imp of their playoff and the Cunts won the National332 words
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Article208 1951-10-05 12 Status Of Dillard Restored CLEVELAND, OHIO, Oct. 4, The amateur status of pic track star. Harrison Dillard declared professional jr two weeks ago by the A nateur Athletic Union, has b «n restored. The North Eastern Ohio AAU ruled that Dillard, sprint i' i »f the 1948 Olympics would be208 words
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Article101 1951-10-05 12 Hapoel Suffer Third Defeat LEKDS. Oct. 4. (UP). The English second division football t ram, Leeds United, beat the siting Hapoel squad from Tel Ai i\ bj (WO goals to zero m an exhibition match yesterday. The Israelis sutfered the third defeat of their British t >ur but they managed101 words
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Article18 1951-10-05 12 SINGAPORE Gun Club will yM.» MOOI from iu;m a.m on Sunday. The shoot will include18 words
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Article, Illustration23 1951-10-05 12 HELOW are the race finishes by Scoops of the second day of the Perak Cold Vase meeting on Tuesday.23 words
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140 1951-10-05 12 Singapore TC Introduces 1 3/4m. Races FOR the first time m Malayan horse racing the Singapore Turf Club will introduce II miles events to be run at the winter meeting on Nov. 17, 21 3 24. These races will be for classes 1 and 2 horses. Other runs for both140 words
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Article64 1951-10-05 12 NEW YORK. Oct. 4, (AP).— The heavyweight bout between former champion Ezzard Charles and Rex Layne of Utah will be held on Oct. 10 instead of Oct. 8 m Pittsburgh.. a radio television sponsor said yesterday. The Pabst Brewing Company said the date for the Forbes64 words
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Article402 1951-10-05 12 England Preserve Unbeaten Record LONDON, Oct. 4, (Reuter)— England and France drew 2 2 m their international soccer encounter here yesterday after a somewhat poor exhibition of football. All the scoring was done m the first half. England preserved her record of being unbeaten on her own soil by a402 words
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Article60 1951-10-05 12 ALLES, FRANCE. Oct. 4 fUP>— A helicopter hovering a local football field was forced down by a football. The helicopter, chartered by an advertising company, circled the field where the local eleven were training on Monday when 2 ne °J. the players kicked the ball high. The60 words
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Article43 1951-10-05 12 LOS AXGELES. Oct. 4 (Reuter). Jimmy Carter will defend hi? world lightweight title against Art Aragon of Los Angeles here on November 10 Aragon gained a split decision over Carter when they met m a ten rounds nontitle fight m August.43 words
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