Singapore Standard, 26 October 1951
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Title Section18 1951-10-26 1 Singapore Standard 1k A. M X VOlll NO. 7 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS18 words
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408 1951-10-26 1 Gurkhass Shoot Down Another Gurney Killer *,mI *MafT Com i i jpo»dcni i Seventeen be«ra after the first rorisl »ani: which murdered Sir Henry i he '2 2 Garkhaa, who have been iht> dan of ibc mtinler, a second m iheir bwlirte m the virinity where the I k tiled408 words
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Article, Illustration60 1951-10-26 1 Reportei ngress- .irtei la >' a I be is ii stepa ght Com-' :s be 4 "I feel be- 1 np c JOT IQ to ears. m the c terest 4 tries eroen:i a two- j but iti] 4 bia i I Kuala see60 words
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Article56 1951-10-26 1 LONOON Oct, 2S (Reuter) j B itain's international speedboat B lebird sank while travelling at ►ye 100 miles m 'a<>hv on Coniston water m the Lake District I id ly. Mi. Donald Campbell. its »wner driver -«nd his mechanic. Mr. Leo Villa were rescued by a motor aunch56 words
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Article444 1951-10-26 1 I Labour Jubilant At I Heavy Popular Poll By Late Afternoon LONDON, Oct. 25 (AP) Britain's momentous jgemtai election appeared, by late afternoon today, to be beaded for a record popular vote and jubilant Socialist Party leaders said "a record vote always means a Labour victory." The444 words
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Article, Illustration29 1951-10-26 1 photo. 1 The body of the first slain i bandit of the gan? which J killed Sir Henry 'iurney was brought to Kaub m a scout car yesterday. StandardStandard - 29 words
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115 1951-10-26 1 MUNSAN, KOREA. Oct. 25 (AP).— The United Nations Command proposed to the Communists today a buffer zone four kilometers wide! (about two and a half miles) between the opposing armies for a ceasefire m Korea This would entail a withdrawal of about 250115 words
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Article207 1951-10-26 1 FAYID, Canal Zone, Oct. 25 (Renter). Conditions m llit" Suez (anal zone art' serious and continue lo deteriorate," a British military .spokesman said here toi niiiht. He refused to reveal when the danger-point might be reached but said: "We have i plans to meet the changing207 words
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Article79 1951-10-26 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Oct. 25. The following ore the closing prices of rubbe* and fin on the London Market today LONDON RUBBER Spot 46 id. Nov. 461 d. Dec. 46id. Jon/Mar. 45! d. Apr./Jun« 44 d. Nor. c.i.f. 45id. Market: Quiet. LONDON TIN Spot: £1,00579 words
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75 1951-10-26 1 Embargoed Goods For Red China Seized LARGE quantities of motor spare parts, machinery and motor fuel believed to be en route to Red China were seized by the Singapore Police recently. Tour Singapore second-hand dealers have since b**«n detained under the Emergency Regulations m connection with the seizure. said a75 words
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99 1951-10-26 1 A RESOLUTION seeking the amendment uf the Trade Union Ordinance with a view to I barring any paid employees of trade unions m Singapore from I representing their unions at trade union conference will be among 25 resolution. 1 that will come up for99 words
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193 1951-10-26 1 Warning Sounded KL Fast Becoming Uninhabitable Town KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Kuala Lumpur faces tfie danger of becoming the most unhealthy town m the Federation and a warning to this effect was sounded this morning by the Municipal President, Mr. E. (>- Barrett, during the debate on the Budget for next193 words
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Article39 1951-10-26 1 A 53-year-old Chinese, Ho Joo Hin. collapsed suddenly on j the fi\ r e foot way m Tanjong i Pagar Road shortly before mid- J j night last night. He died before I reaching the hospital.39 words
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68 1951-10-26 1 LONDON. Oct. 25 <UP)- Conservative leader Winston Churchill brought a suit today against the pro-Labour Daily Minor for alleged libel m a frontpage layout this morning which asked "Whose finger on trigger.* The Mirror devoted the entire front page to a layout topped b\ the68 words
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Article, Illustration49 1951-10-26 1 Mr Malcolm Mac Donald. the Commissioner-General, re ceiVes an Admiral's piping when he boarded the m.s. Pelan dok yesterday when the ship, with live other Seaward Defence Motor launches, cruised along: the Straits of Johore during a sea inspection by the FUf Offlrer Her? Mr. Mu^onald rctuns a sairt^^e^dtnira^^^Mjl^49 words
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Article236 1951-10-26 1 FROM 6bckingham Pal- E ace, came the word that the King, still recuperating jj from a major operation, |g would remain awake un-U til midnight to get the IE election results. His doc- IS tors have sanctioned thei;] late hour on this occasion. 3 AP BOOKMAKER Douglas Stuart revealei236 words
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Article, Illustration40 1951-10-26 1 Photo The Governor of Singapore. Sir Franklin Gimson. wield* the trowel on the Foundation Stone of S.A.T.A's new clinic m Prince Edward Road, yesterday Looking is Mr I Kirk wood of Messrs. Palmer Turner, architects of the new building. StandardStandard - 40 words
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Article128 1951-10-26 1 Standard Staff Reporter EIGHT HUNDRED ami forty-five flilwi n wlm arrived from China liv tin* llfinrirli |mmni on I ii«-ml.iv last have I»«*«mi detained j»in<*e hy the Singapore Security Police under the Finer I ravel He-.li ielion Regulations. The ship arrived dtreH from Swatow On128 words
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Article61 1951-10-26 1 RPC Recognizes Smallholders Standard Stuff < 'orrtvpuiideut KUALA UJMPIJK. nan: The Rubber Producer^ Council today officially re cognized the Johore Smallholders Association. (he Mohamed Aris bin Ahmad I alhil president of the JSA said tonight th«* tola! of member^ of th#* asMM ialion was now MM and he was optimistic61 words
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Article266 1951-10-26 2 Exceeds 5 1 Target Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Council for Adult Education with its affiliated voluntary bodies is now running 170 literacy classes m the Colony, thus exceeding the target of 150 classes set by the Council for 1951. At the Council meeting yesterday266 words
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Article, Illustration98 1951-10-26 2 II Standard Woman Reporter "MISS MALAYA" of 1951, Colleen Cooke. arI rived ia Singapore yesterday aboard The StandI ard plane to begin her week's holiday away from I her home m Kuala Lumpur. 1 Shown around the town, Colleen was I enchanted by the window displays of98 words
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137 1951-10-26 2 THI a] peal oi Abdul Rahim \ij A; Wahab, who was convi ted and sentenced to death for the murdei of Lee V id Kwai, a 17-year-old girl v. D lorobo Court, was disn > c I yesterday m the Singapore Couri i f137 words
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Article87 1951-10-26 2 KAIS _Y1 ai I ttilal was the Singapore Second day with t a woman, F binte Jamail. vi ith Inlent 1 oul i. m desty at ia Rive] Valley R- ad on C -4 case i- the Third c Court, (teg Ah H.-.v (56) <•■87 words
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21 1951-10-26 2 I to. i jurt. v red. seed to 15 St t C iri vested C al.21 words
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Article33 1951-10-26 2 HI N Sec e1 ol the I v -v:-.:> C lib. Mr. I efi by the m.s. Si M kka yesterday for J' nd Jai an «mess-< m-pleasuj t- i isil33 words
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Article225 1951-10-26 2 THE GROLNDS for the dismissal of the appeal of A. K. S. O^man Ghanv who was convicted and sentenced to death for murdering R.A.F. Cpl. Peter Hugh Bell during the riots last December, was given by the Chief Justice Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, yesterday. In225 words
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Article60 1951-10-26 2 S 'pore Man Passes Bar Final Exam MR. David Ernest Chelliah, c Icsj son oi Dr. and Mrs Chelliah of Singapore ha? passeel the Bar final examination m L nd Mr. Chelliah known to his friends as David is an o!d boy ol St Andrew's School, SingaB re ar.d Anglo-Chinese60 words
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Article, Illustration41 1951-10-26 2 photo. NINE MEN were slight ly injured yesterday morning when this lorry m which they were travelling: overturned at the 13J milestone. Woodlands Road. Singapore. The lorry was conveying 18 clerks and labourers of the Base Ordnance Depot to work.- StandardStandard - 41 words
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Article41 1951-10-26 2 S 'pore Almoner Studying In UK AMONG the men and women from the many colonies who are attending the" British Council course on the rehabilitation and resettlement of the disabled, is Miss Kathleen Eastaugh, Almoner at the General Hospital m Singapore.41 words
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Article25 1951-10-26 2 TWO Singapore opticians. Mr. E. M Ezekiel and Mr. John Duke. left the Colony yesterday for Australia. They were accompanied by their wives.25 words
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Article45 1951-10-26 2 BAIL of $500 was offered to Goh Lai Seng (21), m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday, when he pleaded guilty to manufacturing explo- c sires m the form of percussion caps, without licence. He will i E be sentenced on Ort 3145 words
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Article38 1951-10-26 2 THE Air Marshal. Sir Francis Fogarty, C-in-C. Far East Air Feree and Lady Fogarty, leave Singapore today by air for Australia and New Zealand They are expected to be away for about a month.38 words
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Article123 1951-10-26 2 BOEY PANG ENG had his air gun confiscated m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday, and was fined $200 when he rleaded builty to firing the gun m a negligent manner. He also admitted discharging a firearm between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m. without authority. The court123 words
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Article44 1951-10-26 2 FOR THROWING corrosive substance (alkali^ at a woman's face. Lee Fook Choon was sentenced m the Singapore Fouth Police Court yesterday to a day"s simple imprisonment. Lee was also ordered to pay $20 compensation to the woman. l44 words
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270 1951-10-26 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE SYSTEM employed to check Singapore properties for computing their annual assessment values is comprehensive and ensures that few owners of dwellings or other buildings on the island escape paying their dues, a spokesman of the Lands Department said yesterday. "However, we are270 words
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Article, Illustration267 1951-10-26 2 $723,000 From Gold Bars c By George Rasiah, Standard Staff Reporter l LIFE suddenly changed for 47-year-old Chan Siak Kian, a Teochew seaman, yesterday when g the Singapore Government who had retained his c gold bars worth about $123,000 for more than a c year, suddenly267 words
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Article119 1951-10-26 2 A UNANIMOUS verdict of death by misadventure retur n c d by a panel of four rs m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday, at an inquest inlc the death of Lav T ng Paay. a 39-year-old seaman who ic!l into the sea, off P^sir Panjang and119 words
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60 1951-10-26 2 THE Chettiur Community m Singapore are planning a '"grand reception"' for Sir (Dr.> R. M. Alagappa Chettiar. who is arriv- ing m the Colony tomorrow by air. Dr. Chettiar is the founder of i the Dr. Alagappa Chettiar Col- I lege m Karaikudi. India. He60 words
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241 1951-10-26 2 REUNION Week of graduates and undergraduates of the University of Malaya made, a good start yesterday with tennis and hockey matches at Sepoy Lines and a variety concert, attended by several hundred people at °TnSSS? Ham Ha H kt night. Tonight, several academic societies241 words
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Advertisement94 1951-10-26 2 I HOUSE COL L APSES !/tli A HONGKONG BANK SAFE DEPOSIT No more worry about the safety of important papers and valuables becouse they ore protected ogainst fire and met? and yet are readily accessible at any time during usual banking hours. These Safe Deposits are open to the general94 words
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Advertisement340 1951-10-26 2 Coop Vfu., iVipir Shipment hf CHINESE BRO C OE SATIN SILK fIND DUPONT NYLON STOCK Wcs j AMERICAN HA\DKC"CHIt. Just Unpach-rf. i LIMITED STOCK A GREAT ACHIEVEMENT PRECISION AT THE NEUCHATEL OBSERVATORY -wjni» IN 1951 ZENITH OBTAINS TH£ BEST fSjU RESULTS IN 30 mm WRIST WATCH JIENITHJ CATEGORY AND BEATS340 words
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Miscellaneous23 1951-10-26 2 KLfijt I Sgtf^rt^ </ "miRTV-F/VEfTj RISE CL^THEJ^pN ?H=?T <-l ALL UDYAL YO'LL MIT Mk V#A W BJ^tlK^y J 1 foott B£.ULLV. r Jfe^\ |;-j'|)23 words
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Article31 1951-10-26 3 AN AMENDMENT has been made m th e Municipal tHackney Carriage) By- 1 aus to increase the number of taxis m the Colony from 100 to 400 vehicles.31 words
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Article300 1951-10-26 3 Standard Woman Reporter THE GOVERNOR of Singapore, Sir Franklin Gimson. sounded a warning after he had laid the foundation stone of SATA's new Tuberculosis Centre m Prince Edward Road. He said that if medical facilities remain m Singapore as they are at present, m ten years'300 words
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Article173 1951-10-26 3 SUBSTATIONS liable to load shedding today: DA\ Bukit Tlm;ih iliaae. I nited Chinese Rubber Works. Lam soon Cannery. Lam < hooii Rubber Works. Fred Water House. Industrial Crises. Kilburn Estate. Dtinearn Road. U l> Maintename Depot, lurf Club, Kwurt Park. Holland Road. Adam Park. Park. <;allop Hill. 1173 words
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Article206 1951-10-26 3 Standard Staff Reporter More than H>" people have died In Ringit m the Batu Pahat area since January due to an out-h-eak of malaria. About 80 per cc of the people In that district are infected and half the school children are away trom school. Thus206 words
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Article94 1951-10-26 3 Standard Staff Reporter AFTER TWO WEEKS' mental observation pending sentence Loh Guan Seng. (29). a former teacher of the Royal English School at Stamford Road, who cheated five schoolboys of their watches was found to be mentally fit and perfectly normal. Yesterday Loh was sentenced m94 words
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Article74 1951-10-26 3 THREE Singapore Chinese middle school students under subpoena by the Police for interrogation m connection with the attempted boycott of the last inter-school examination have yet to answer the summons. Sixty-two other Chinese school students from four schools have already been questioned by the C.I.D. m connection74 words
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Article45 1951-10-26 3 A 34-YEAR-OLD Chinese woman, whs stated m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday, to have committed suicide by opium posioning. She was Lim Ah Moey of Park Road. Singapore a labourer m The Harbour Board, who died on Sept. 25. Verdict: Suicide.45 words
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Article104 1951-10-26 3 An R.A.F. helicopter flew to Western Pa hang yesterday to airlift the pilot of a second helicopter which on Wednesday crashed m a jungle clearing while making a casualty airlift. The helicopter which crashed on Wednesday developed mechanical trouble as it was flying out of the104 words
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Article81 1951-10-26 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE EASTERN DISTRICT of the Singapore Boy Scouts' Association, whose president is Dato C. J. Paglar is holding a Scouts Snorts meeting at the Telok Kurau English School tomorrow at 3.00 p.m. The programme includes, besides track events, scout items such as first-aid,81 words
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Article56 1951-10-26 3 LIM LAY SENG, a young man with four previous convictions was sentenced m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday, to 12 months' rigorous imprisonment for entering the house ot Mr. A. H. D'Willis at Stevens Road on Aug. 24. His sentence will also be followed56 words
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Article227 1951-10-26 3 AT THE NEXT meeting of the General Committee of the Malayan Chinese Association on Oct. 28 the Singapore branch of the M.C.A. will suggest that they be represented m the Lottery Sub-Committee of the Central Office. This resolution was adopted m the committee meeting227 words
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Article, Illustration320 1951-10-26 3 This Was Brutal Inhuman, Says Mr. L MR. A. R. LAZAROUS, member of the General Council of the Singapore Labour Party and Labour candidate for the North Ward m the December City Elections took a broadside at the Police for not drawing the attention of the Social Welfare Department to320 words
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Article210 1951-10-26 3 SOSForMr. Lim? 'Drop Tour And Hurry Back' Standard Staff Reporter THfi DESPATCH of "an urgent cable" to Mr. Lim Yew Hock, president of the Singapore Labour Party "to drop his tour of America and return immediately" m view of the crisis m the Party, is210 words
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Article, Illustration28 1951-10-26 3 photo Mr. J. A. Harvey. Commissioner of Lands, Singapore, who was a Qantus BOAC arrival yesterday from London. He spent five months on leave m the T.K.- StandardStandard - 28 words
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Article, Illustration339 1951-10-26 3 Standard Staff Reporter IN WARNING the "76 misguided member-" of the Singapore Labour Party that they wrvr being ''misguided by capitalist elements" Mr. I*. Williams a member of General C.ounril of the Party, made the "'most unfounded *tatem«'iil* said Mr. Lee Choon Eng, the339 words
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Article42 1951-10-26 3 MR. JOHN HOOD. Au il i Ambassador to Indonesia, teach ed Singapore by Qantas/BOAC on his way to Paris for- the United Nations Genera! Assembly. He will join the Australian delegation headed by the External Affairs Ministei 111 Richard Casey.42 words
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Article210 1951-10-26 3 1 10 Say Sack The Lot Standard Staff Reporter ON H indi I'd usd be list" members oi the Lab«i i i.i rtj ol Singapoi c have to the General Secretary, Hr. P M. Williams, ■sktng thai <■ General Council take discip nary ictton ■E#fo»gi the 7€ :>■•••• i i210 words
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Advertisement51 1951-10-26 3 Oft y^. Made from pure extract of Cola Nuts which grow on the Cola tree m Africa and the West Indies. The people who liveinthose areas call the Cola tree "THE TREE OF LIFE" no finer drink at any price Hottlri t»J I MON I.TU. uiHter Appointment Irom IV»s» <51 words
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Miscellaneous114 1951-10-26 3 [SIN(3AWR[]J^|| V.M.C.A.. Orchard Road: Tennis Championships at Bras Ba.>:ih Rd 5 p.m.. Jud i Practice 3.30 p.m.. Weight-lifting Body Building Group 5.30 p.m., Ma lav Literacy Class B.:W p.m. Chinese V.M.C..V. Selegie Road: Music Class 2.30 p.m.. Mouth Or^an B tnd p.m. Chinese Chess 7.30 p.m.. Bib'e Study Class 8114 words
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Article226 1951-10-26 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LIMPIR. Thurs. .—Security forces pursuing the bandit sang which attacked a patrol of the Royal West Rents m the Ulu Yam District have not yet made contact, but the operation continues. HQ Malaya announce the death oi Private A. Lepper, one226 words
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Article53 1951-10-26 4 KUALA LUMPUn Tr.^rs—A Ci .s« j Tan Kirn Lin, 'n. s v t lenced by Mr. Justice H. v, Wilson lodaj to five years' rif r< impris nmeni tot housebrtakinfl a! Tengku Dia Udin Streel Klang, en July 2C Tan wl enied the allegation had53 words
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Article61 1951-10-26 4 Lectures On Elections Standard Staff Reporter JOHORI BAHRU Thurs.— Leci ea o t:. r set-up ur.d orZ I r!ect:c:is w il] be I twice weekly to all employees oi the Johore Town P i I c:- the Assistant Election Supervisor, Inche Is mi bin Isi I ftrsi lecture will be61 words
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Article, Illustration74 1951-10-26 4 MR AND MRS. T. Ganesan who were married according to Hindu rites at the Sri Krishna Bagawan Temple Waterloo Street, yesterday. Mr. Ganesan who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. V. Thuraisamy is with the Singapore Fire Brigade. The bride, formerly Miss Thiyanayagi. is the daughter of Mr. andStandard - 74 words
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Article136 1951-10-26 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Trustees of the Sir George Maxwell Scholarship Fund, the Midlands Urban Co-operative Union, will award ten scholarships next year to hoys and girls who pass Standard VIII this year and who continue their studies for School Certificate136 words
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Article770 1951-10-26 4 Revised Expenditure Of $5.9 Millions Approved Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Kuala Lumpur Municipality has budgetted for a deficit of $409,174 next year. The orig i l t d Z eX referred to the Finance Committee, showed a deficit of $2,UOU,UUU. The770 words
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Article69 1951-10-26 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Bandit interferer.ee with the railway track between Tapah and Temoh, m Perak. last night, resulted m the engine of an up goods train and the first goods vehicle being derailed. The day mails between Tapah Road and Ipoh had to be69 words
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Article120 1951-10-26 4 Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN. Thurs. The Seremban Rotary Club today announced the results of the essay and poster competition on United Nations Day. The essay was on the aims and achievements of the United Nations. The winners are: Edgar Joseph. St. Paul's Institution; M. Maheson. King120 words
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Article104 1951-10-26 4 I KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs— A Chinese youth, Tan Hooi Chooi, who was found guilty of having m hi s possession terrorist documents at Ulu Yam on July 18, and was alleged to have been found consorting with persons whom he Tiad reasonable grounds to believ© were104 words
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Article48 1951-10-26 4 PORT DICKSON, Wed— A sentence of $100 or one month's simple imprisonment was imposed by the Circuit Magistrate on a rubber tapper, Kum Kee Sam, 65, for illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. He was fined a further $50 for evading duty on five bottles of liquor.48 words
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Article170 1951-10-26 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Coroner. Inche Hardon bin Haji Idris today recommended that a Chinese lorry driver. Lee Pak, be charged with doing a rash act not amounting to culpable homicide, at the conclusion of the inquest into the death of a 12-year-old Chinese boy. Tan170 words
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Article116 1951-10-26 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— In keeping with the present day tendency m the Federation for Malay and Chinese businessmen to combine m new ventures, a company has been formed here to operate a bus service from the Federal capital to Penang. With approval given to the X.L.-Singapore116 words
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515 1951-10-26 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LIMPLR, Thurs. Commenting on the Budget at the special meeting of the Commissioner.- this morning, Mr. T. R. Marks pointed out that he had received the revised Draft Budget of 65 pages on Tuesday morning, followed the next day with515 words
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Article, Illustration128 1951-10-26 4 A STUDENT from Kuala Lumpur, Siew Nina Chee. who is now m the United States under the exchange of students programme, is amazed at the rapid pace set by the Americans m their work, "play and study. Mr. Siew is a student m the New128 words
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Article48 1951-10-26 4 PLEADING guilty before the Muar Magistrate on a charge of voluntarily causing hurt to M. Manickam at Tanjong Olak Estate, Muar. with a penknife, Karian son of Appoo was fined $80 or three months' rigorous imprisonment and also ordered to pay $30 compensation to the complainant.48 words
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Miscellaneous25 1951-10-26 4 «f7"Srt[l SUPPOSE THAT f SWACIOUS/ HE'S NOT N^iiiJ/ WABBIT WILLA ONLY ON TlMe..^^/ M^l M S^^^^.; i BE LATE DELIVERING J HE'S WUNNING/ J^ y>25 words
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308 1951-10-26 5 ROAD SAFETY WEEK Beautiful Cars, Girls Take Part Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Thurs. No effort is being spared to make Road Safely Week-November 18-25, m Ipoh a grand spectacle both from the entertainment and educational point of view. It will open amidst a fanfare of trumpets and a procession ending308 words
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Article80 1951-10-26 5 BUTTER WORTH. Thurs. Estates m Province Wellfsley will be charged a flat rate of 40 cents per 1.000 gallons with retrospective effect from August this year. This was decided at the last meeting of the Province Wellesley Rural Board. The fcxecutive Engineer. Mr A. A. Fisher,80 words
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Article212 1951-10-26 5 Standard Start Correspondent BUTTERWORTH. Thurs How a bicycle. built for one but supporting three people. plunged into the Sungei Derhaka m Prai Estate resulting i:\ the death of Kandasamy Elian, the rider, was related to the Butterworth coroner yesterday Muniandy Krishan. a^ed seven years, told212 words
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Article89 1951-10-26 5 BUTTER WORTH. Thurs— "A very gallant gentleman and a true friend or this country whose name will ever be remembered by its people" was the tribute paid to the late Sir Henry Gurnev by the Chairman of Province Wellesley Rural Board. Mr. S. T. Stewart, at the89 words
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Article65 1951-10-26 5 PENANG. Thurs. Four Chinese, including a woman, were arrested m connection with Mm Yuen activities following a screening operation by the Police at Gertak Sanggul yesterday afternoon. About 500 villagers were screened m a three-hour operation. Last ni«ht at Tassek Glugor. a police sentry opened65 words
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Article30 1951-10-26 5 SIX Kit^on lumps may be installed a.s street lights m Tassek Glugor Village. Province Wellesley, as an experiment as there is no electric supply In this village.30 words
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Article38 1951-10-26 5 CUSTOMS examination at the Butterworth Pus' Office of ajl postal packages tor delivery m Province Wellesley. other than Butterworth. was impracticable for a number oi reasons, the Province Welles ley Rural Board has been informed.38 words
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Article61 1951-10-26 5 RAL'B. Thurs— The carcass of a. wild boar, believed killed m the current battle between Security Forces and the murderers of Sir Henry Gurney was found m Cheroh Road, here on Tuesday. The carcass weighed 3£ piculs and is believed to have been61 words
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149 1951-10-26 5 MAINTENANCE CLAIM 'She Had No Choice But To Marry Again' Standard Staflf CorreHpoiKlcnt PENANC. Thiirs. Appearing for a woman. On£ Cheng Tuan. m a claim for maintenance from a 53-year-old merchant, Ang Choo kce, Mr. Lim Keng Kooi told Magistrate, Mr. jaffar hin Mohamed Tahar, that the woman had no149 words
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Article, Illustration262 1951-10-26 5 .Standard Staff Correspondent SUNGEI PATANI, Thurs. Youths m the call-up a»e group m kedah who got married before February I, tins year, may not l>e affected, provided the State's quota of 2,385 young men is filled. This statement was made by Mr. Teoh Eng Keat.262 words
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Article381 1951-10-26 5 7 Can't Paint Rosy Picture/ Says Mr. Ward Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs. One of the most important problems facing the new council would he the raising of extra revenue, according to the Acting Municipal President, Mr. N. Ward, m the course of his draft381 words
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Article145 1951-10-26 5 Standard Start' Correspondent IPOH. Thurs.— Chan Sian? Teck C-WK a cinema operator attached to the Department <if Information Mobile Unit. as today sentenced by Magistrate Che A i shad to 45 days rigorous imprisonment tor impersonating a detective. On Aug. 19. Chan visited Kampong Bengali where lie145 words
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Article187 1951-10-26 5 Draft Budget Passed PENANG Thurs.— The Irmti h:'!^- 1 tor i 052 was ippi ie afirr lengthy It'hate at th« M v aid \> Commlfisionei ■>' meeting today ovw the v■"■■••u Moii (jf transferring the tin.'.* trading departments balun <•% —Water, Eiectricity and Tran« i spoil bo general pevonue An187 words
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Article127 1951-10-26 5 PENANG rh it ■•> Committee of the St. Nirholaf 1 1 «ie School Building Fund has decided to r in (up I ions. The fund now i i 577.i1.»4.!<i Kay fu ter donat >■*$ subscriptions ft ed, m alloted lo the ceorml fun<i t!ie127 words
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Advertisement101 1951-10-26 5 I any Atvuitvd pjILM BEACH I j* Now Available I J^ m J tii us 4 Striking Tropical I 4 m. Sh*9ili>% \-T Suitable for Your Esteemed t Inquiries Solicited. M Moor t t W 'P^V^^^Jr^N/^^ J «t LTD, 9Place, Singapore.] Pfcoac *****/2. I- .-vw EA I SELECTOR DIAL ***^^A101 words
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Miscellaneous410 1951-10-26 5 FEDERATION DIARY T4IPING I.I1M>: Wyoming Mail (Tech.). Pathe News No. ;s<»* 12 4.~>. 3.15, 630 and 9. 1S pan. RKX: Kam hin Kee (Mand.) 1. 3. 6. 8 10 p.m. SIN: Chan Sai Mci Patt Ying Chai (Cant.) 2.:;o. 7.15 and 9.30 p.m. CABLTON: Forgotten Wife (Mand.) 645 and 9.15410 words
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Miscellaneous124 1951-10-26 5 hi ANG REX: Puul Of London 3. 5.30 and 9 pan CAPITOL: Canadian Pacific 'J. 6.45 and 9.15 p.m RK(;AL: The Avengers 3. *> 4.i and 9.15 p.m. CATHAI (P'Siiam): The Outriders 3, »>.; jo and 9 p.m. SfcREMBAN SAPPHIRE: Desert Fairy (Egyptian i PLAZA: Breakthrough. KLUAJNG CORONATION: P^tes Of124 words
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Article904 1951-10-26 6 IYfJE understand that the Malayan Chinese Association is to consider at a general meeting to be held next week a proposal to purge responsible officials and other members who have been openly advocating support for the Nationalist Government at Taiwan. This move is being made as a result904 words
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Article, Illustration19 1951-10-26 6 —and jiow she's worrying because sh« can't remember what the was worrying about m tb« first place!"19 words
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1127 1951-10-26 6 RICHARD RUSSELL - Khartoum: Meeting-Place Of The Niles And Of East West RICHARD RUSSELL By AS we flew into our destination the three cities which together make up the capital oi the Sudan appeared below us dissected by the Blue and White Niles The sun-baked mud buildings of Omdurman and North Khartoum stood1,127 words
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Letter633 1951-10-26 6 Sir: "Critic" made a statement m his letter m The Standard of Oct. 20 which I consider unwarrantable, to say the least. I refer to this sentence: "The vast majority Of local people regard F.P.A. methods as immoral." Now I suspect "Critic" wrote as a Roman633 words
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Letter313 1951-10-26 6 Sir.— The Singapore Budget Committee has sabotaged m a day the country's three-year war effort to beat the Communists. Rather than introduce higher taxation, the Committee has bowed to the dictates of vested interests and has. instead, axed 1952 social welfare estimates like the provision of 100313 words
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Letter271 1951-10-26 6 Sir:— Two weeks ago I commented on the I.M.P. politicians' enthusiasm for v Gurney memorial. Judging by the number of subscribers it has to be concluded that the 'IMP* has killed the chicken before it has been hatched How much more decent it would have been had271 words
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Letter246 1951-10-26 6 Why Stop Others Sir:— l am reluctant to introduce a frivolous note into the controversy which is now raging between a gallant band of 30.000 Roman Catholics and the local proponents and supporters of Family Planning, but I am reminded of a song which was a very popular 'hit 1246 words
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Letter82 1951-10-26 6 Sir;— Apropos Critic's letter published m The Singapore Standard of October 20 and Mr. McNeice's published previously, I do not wish to enter into the controversy over the merit and demerit of birth control but can mention this much; that there is a world of difference between abortion and82 words
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Letter182 1951-10-26 6 Sir: A Standard Staff reporter reported on the 24th that the vehicles and Traffic Committee of the Singapore City Councillors had approved the running of the SingaporeKuala Lumpur Bus Service on four conditions, one of which was that the Minimum charge should be $12 per passenger Mark,182 words
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Article86 1951-10-26 6 Review of Views :L-nJ ori(s 8 i Man, >•'■■• the Rou S h R. J3d k great Iho c J 1 powei H ►Vici factor The] I fa:,- i Bomb 1 mai i real i In I during tnird exj The Shi of ai but Stalin's pu;; the ne s86 words
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385 1951-10-26 6 French Reviewing North African Policy PARIS HPALKS began on Oct. 18 x between the Tunisian Prime Minister, Mr. Hamed Chenik, and members of the French Government on how to improve relations between the Protectorate and the protecting country. Simultaneously the French are reviewing their Moroccan policy and their new Resi-dent-General,385 words
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Advertisement88 1951-10-26 6 and a correct Anpointmrnt Mr «>t headai-he eye pain, eye fatigue, nervous V* T jB^l >m exhaustion are the direct £> JF* y result of visual defects TO RELIEVL THt SYMPTOMS only a thorough accurate and v wientifie examination by v *i*-' bs can show the true Xk*# condition of88 words
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Advertisement73 1951-10-26 6 I J EJ&fl IviHir favounU' J| I(|-IO|{!' S **u>^ IHHWBBHHP^ l^iMitf j DPt s<«l. J -HAPPY BIRTHDAY W r<M and -AULD LANG SVNr < This record is a "must /or j*m f* DPE 5703. SOOCHOW NIGHT mi "WANG CHOON I ON<t These songs were recorded m W j| with great73 words
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61 1951-10-26 7 fAIRO Orl "P- < S v feafefi rt abort tneai me m And.idispatc london Irs tod.v ri sc the re* <- t l !t intended •ffei m UHEW- Xi- rt i spokesman dwlarrd th.n Ike British nt v'su s not ißrffd ;nfn- rrkai >tatr61 words
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25 1951-10-26 7 1».- J the -i < pos« tc i I ed coWtsU ne- stc the B states «3 >« t gesl i25 words
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42 1951-10-26 7 RA Gk Rcutc Igw i i t Wcstc next year I ed fbi t ie c stc c R c Hj be I < coun Get 2* toda] 2 I C d 9 .1 m42 words
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Article205 1951-10-26 7 Ship May Use Canal At Own Risk CAIRO. Oct. L>s. (Reuter>— The S lea Canal Company stated yes- lerclay that ships may now use ie Canal at their own risk withj out the usual Canal Company I I aboard A Canal Company spokesman v.iv! snips might enter and pass through205 words
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Article125 1951-10-26 7 ATLANTA. Oct. 25. (UP)— Police searched the city for the disi ibutor who sold a hooch of 'etna! liquor made of racing fuel and water that claimed the lives vi at least 27 imbibers. Police said they believe the death list a ill go125 words
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Article284 1951-10-26 7 Talks Underway With Six Other Nations On Details WASHINGTON, Oct. 25 (UP) State Department spokesman Michael J. McDermott -ai<l >esterilay that the United States m collaboration with six other nations plans to go ahead with \\w establishment of the Middle East Command. McDermott said284 words
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55 1951-10-26 7 BERLIN. Oct. 25: (Renter) Steinstuecken. the tiny West Berlin enclave occupied and vacated by East German people's police during the past week, was again entered yesterday by people's police, this time with armed Russian soldiers. But they withdrew after two hours taking a Western photographer55 words
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58 1951-10-26 7 PARIS. Oct. L's AFP >.— Robert Schuman, Minister for Foreign AfFairs, announced today that France would submit a proposal for the creation oi a European Federation at the next session of the European Council next month. Schuman made this statement at a luncheon given m58 words
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168 1951-10-26 7 HONGKONG, Oct. 25 (AP)— -Red China yesterday marked the anniversary eve of her entry into the Korean war by voting to continue mobilization of "manpower, materials and finances" for her fighting "volunteers"" and to increase her subscription campaign to purchase more arms168 words
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127 1951-10-26 7 CAIRO. Oct 25 (Renter) Egypt will soon open talks for a trade agreement with Soviet Russia, an Egyptian Ministry spokesman said today. Russia was understood to be seeking a most favoured nation clause and priority m purchasing Egyptian cotton. The spokesman said a n127 words
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67 1951-10-26 7 WASHINGTON. Oct. 25. < Rente,- --President Truman today formally proclaimed the end of the state of war between the United States and Germany. The President's action l ol lowed a joint Congressional resolution ending the war. The proclamation said that the war which67 words
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Article64 1951-10-26 7 TAIPEI. Oct. 25 <AP>- -U -S. Army Chief of Staff General J. Lawton Collins is expected to arrive m Taipei tomorrow and to leave the next day. Highlight of his visit vvill be a talk with President Chiang Kai-shek. Collins will also receive reports from Major-Gene-ral64 words
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87 1951-10-26 7 U.S. EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS, KOREA. Oct. 25 (AP;.— Fifty Russian-type MIG jets attacked 31 American Sabre jets on an early morning sweep into Northwestern Korea today. Fifth Air Force headquarters said one enemy craft was damaged durng a ten-minute battle. It was87 words
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Article, Illustration42 1951-10-26 7 photo. A scene from Fritz Fisher's Ice Ballet now playing m Hamburg m which bizarre characters of Truman. Churchill and Stalin appear m several skits. Here Truman is seen endeavouring to restrain Stalin's designs on the world while Churchill watches unobtrusively A.P.A.P. - 42 words
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Article125 1951-10-26 7 VICTORIA BRITISH COLUMBIA. Oct. 25. (UP>— Princess Elizabetn admitted Tuesday to her hairdresser that she was homesick for her children. Prince Charles and Princess Anne. Doris Stenmark, ftve-foot-one-inch hairdresser, said she found the Princess "very lovely and completely natural" during the hour she spent with her125 words
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Article99 1951-10-26 7 LONDON. Oct. 25. (Renter) Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh will spend a day m Kenya on their way to Australia and New Zealand next February. They will stay at a lodge given them by the Colony as a wedding present and are expected to fly99 words
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Article91 1951-10-26 7 HONGKONG, Oct. 25 (ReuierAAP) Another 25 '"counter-re-volutionaries" were sentenced to death and shot by the public security authorities m Shanghai on Oct. 20, according to an official Communist announcement published m the Shanghai newspaper. Sin Wen Pao, received here today. Fifteen others, given the extreme penalty, had91 words
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151 1951-10-26 7 CALCUTTA, Oct. 25, (AFP) —Fifty people m the Bihar region have been attacked by a strange madness after eating the Milo flour ground at the same mill. The symptoms of the food poisoning are similar to those recently reported from the south of151 words
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262 1951-10-26 7 Russia 'Foolish' To Oppose Will Of Free World PRESIDENT TRUMAN: WASHINGTON, Oct. 25 (Renter) Pre«ident Truman Mid yesterday the leaden* of the Soviet In ion were "utterly foolish" m opposing the united will all other peoples. The President was making a speech here on the anniversary of the birth of262 words
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70 1951-10-26 7 LONDON*. On 25. <Reuter>— The Queen told an audience of doctors and medical Mudents m London todaj that the K.ng continued to make "very steady progress" after bis operation "Words cannot describe our gratitude for the devoted ;md loving care with which the King has70 words
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58 1951-10-26 7 OTTAWA. Oct. 25. <AFP> Canada has undertaken the construction of a third atomic pile at Chalk River m Ontario, it was announced here today. The cost o{ the pile i.« est'mated at 5M0.000.000. It will be the biggest so far and will meet all58 words
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232 1951-10-26 7 LONDON, Ort. 2!> (R»iit**r) Following h a general guide regarding publication of result* m aW British General Klerlion today. Voting is simultaneous on Thursday m all p:n;s <- f the United Kingdom. Including England, Scotland. Wales and Northern Ireland The House of Common? has232 words
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120 1951-10-26 7 LONDON. Oct. 25, (AP) A Buckingham Palace spokesman said yesterday "there is absolutely no comment" on a report by la Sera, an Italian newspaper that the King had cancer of the lung when he was operated on last month. "The only people who120 words
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Article135 1951-10-26 7 NEW YORK, Oct. 1!j (Ri ter) New York dock stl leader John Sampson said I day thai the strike which i already paralysed New Ifarl port would today spread Philadelphia, Baltimore d Chester, Pennsylvania He .said pickets had lefl N« York for me three135 words
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Article29 1951-10-26 7 KARACHI Oct. 25 (Re Two single renter Furs As v s of the Royal Pakistan A P rtilhded Hi mid-air neai •< i»»d;iy BotM pilots were ki29 words
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Advertisement16 1951-10-26 7 the storu of Malayan Travel... V^^^f wooden craft r^-^ with comforT i-ii'k-r CHIQ Sp«va MALAYAN AIRWAYS16 words
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Miscellaneous41 1951-10-26 7 rgZZ*-- I I iV- YOU SHOULD PICK A I I i/>kii-o" ~~^^MI ■»T!^^ V > W iUa&T)^^ -o o k d a^ o t c h a J'^e; fcTOHS JONES MAKES V A P LiMONADi TC^ LFMONADE (1 /^W \j« L£./y\ONAD6- k41 words
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142 1951-10-26 8 Standard Shipping Reporter TRANSIT passengers for Australia who left Singapore yesterday m the Dutch liner Maetsuycker had to apply to the Indonesian authorities for landing permits to disemhark at Djakarta when the ship calU at Tanjonj; Priuk. The Standard understands that the new142 words
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Article, Illustration46 1951-10-26 8 I photo. The Flag Officer. Malaya Area, Rear-Admiral H. W. j Faulkner, is seen questioning Mak Chew Tong, during his i inspection of ship's companies on board the Pelandok, I yesterday. In the background is Commander H. E. H. Nicholls, Senior Officer, Malayan Naval Force.- StandardStandard - 46 words
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202 1951-10-26 8 Tap Ship To Load Kubber In Singapore 1,000-Ton Cargo For S. America Standard Shipping Reporter FOR the first time since the war, a Japanese freighter will call at Singapore on Sunday to load rubber for South America, shipping circles 111 Tokyo told Agence France-Presse, yesterday. The vessel is Osaka Shosen202 words
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116 1951-10-26 8 Standard Shipping Reporter The Commissioner-General. Mr Malcolm Mac Donald paid an informal visit to the Malayan Nasal Force yesterday and accompanied the Flag Officer, Malaya Area. Rear Admiral H. W Faulkner, on a sea inspection of the S.D.M.L. Flotilla. Standing with the Flag Officer on116 words
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Article45 1951-10-26 8 HONGKONG. Oct. 23. (Reu-i ter-AAP).— HMS Alert left Hongkong for Singapore yesterday. Flagship of Vice Admiral Sir Guy Russell. C-in-C Far East Station, she arrived here recently from Japanese waters. Sir Guy has left by plane to rejoin the Alert m Singapore.45 words
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Article40 1951-10-26 8 NEW YORK. Oct. 25 (Reuter) About 97 ships are now tied up here by the dock strike. The Cunard Liner Queen Mary sailed for Britain yesterday with over 1.000 passengers but with--0 it ber normal supplies.40 words
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Article67 1951-10-26 8 Standard Shipping Reporter MAKING her second 1 trip to the Korean War 1 zone after an ab- 1 sence of two-and-a-half 1 months, the Danish hos- < pital ship. Jutlandia, < arrives m Singapore to- day. after taking: back United Nations war wounded to their home- lands.67 words
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56 1951-10-26 8 BANGKOK. Oct. 25 <L'P' Che Council oi Ministers lias lecided to giant permission to wo Japanese iteamship lines to »pen services between Yoko iama and Bangkok, it was aninunced by the Deputy Director general of the Publicity De>artment today. The lines56 words
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Advertisement546 1951-10-26 8 FAST REGULAR TRANS PACIFIC SERVICI Direct Overlond San Francisco Los Angeles All American 7 Canadian Cities Penong P. Sham S'poce ArtLA/ir LUCKENBACH 24/26 No* 27/28 No» 29 No»/ Oec 20 Dec ALASKA BIAR 24/26 Dec 27/28 D*c 29 Dec/1 Jan 20 Jon For full port.culars o* Ov Corac Deep Tanks546 words
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Advertisement360 1951-10-26 8 STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. WEST COAST MALAYA Hong Soon for P. Earge Oct 27 Vessel tor Muor Weekly Hong Tot for Rengot Oct ?6 Vessel 'or Malacca Twice Weekly Hong Thong for Bogan Vessel to* Port Dickson... Weekly uSI A Oct Tung Song for Molocco, Port Montin for T. Nibung360 words
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Advertisement296 1951-10-26 8 Japanese Steel VANCOUVER Oct 85, (UP)— 1 Tne Japanese vessel, Cinei Ma:;: iis scheduled to arrive m Vanj couver on Thursday with a carI so o; 7.000 tons o! steei plating valued at QSsl^oojooo Despatches TODAY:— Palembang nocr, by Maim. Thailand (parcels only) by Beluru. Djakarta and j Sourabaya noon296 words
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Advertisement451 1951-10-26 8 •^ILANOIA 1 tor So.gor 6 B r kOk G,n t M M *S -FIONIA- for Bangkok SfJIJ? "PANAMA' for Bangkok. Hongkong Kobe 6 Yokol 7f LA J A tor Bangkok. "MEONIA" far Bang ,y 2 o H 2! 22n Oi "KINA" for Bangkok, Hong. r Kong, Monilr Kobe 6- Yokohama451 words
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Miscellaneous99 1951-10-26 8 m Harbour WHARF Ships Godowns Gate Arnold Maersk 44 1 Beluru SO 2 Benlawers 27 28 2 Bronxville M 37 2 Clytoneus 42 43 2 Cyclops 13/14 4 Glenftnla* T.i 24 2 Hoogkerk IT 18 4 Kiamanij 21 22 2 Maetsuycker 19 20 4 Oma 2;< 2d 2 Rajah Brooke99 words
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Miscellaneous99 1951-10-26 8 Selo. E. Tesville. Keepel Dock: Marudu. Sar. Maneul. Dromus. Gorgon. E: m n:t. Charon, Ra.iula. Victoria Dock: Kiias Kah Iviien^ (iodown No 1: Hai Seng. Eng Siong. Tong Hwa. Western anchorage: Saidia. Sepia. Bentong. Yamanluu Maru. Laid up anchorage: Esmeralda Hiwasse (able Wharf: Retriever. OUTKR ROADS Hal Hsuan. Troodos. Van99 words
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Article36 1951-10-26 9 COMMODITY PRICES ZiER rHI siß CI :il.i\ Sellers H. 574 ***** *1 174 Quiet pen ia| rr s Sew r> ttlenesi nana DOM. ltd nam J//I roars.— v! i s IN > first rs rs t Price:36 words
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906 1951-10-26 9 HE AVY SHARE BUYING ON TORY VICTORY HOPES Jr rices Increase In Active 1 rading On Buoyant Market toe /r Standard Market Reporter L.. l T an share markc was buoyant yesterday on the belief by a large section of the investors m a Conservative victory m the United Kingdom906 words
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Article125 1951-10-26 9 Standard Market Reporter THE rubber market m Singapore remained quietly steady yesterday at around the previous day's levels. There was little inclination to trade among dealers. Very small turnover of business was recorded and overseas orders were very few. Traders were adopting a cautious attitude125 words
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Article100 1951-10-26 9 HONGKONG. Oct. 25 (ReuterAAP):— Mr. H.A. Angus, Hongkong Government representative to the recent ECAFE trade promotion conference m Singapore, said it was a happy coincidence that Hongkong se.'eeted the time of conference to hold its first exhibition of local products there as this was visited100 words
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Article134 1951-10-26 9 THE HAGUE, Oct. 25, (AP).— The International Tin Study Group estimated world mine production for August at 13,000 long tons, against 13,600 tons m July. The decrease was mainly due to a drop m the Bolivian (export) figure from 2,809 tons to 2,395 tons134 words
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Article, Illustration34 1951-10-26 9 Shelterbelts of bushes and trees are extensively cultivated m the Middle Western States of America to protect farm crops, topsoil and buildings. Picture shows a farmer cultivating his shelterbelt to get rid of weeds.34 words
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Article102 1951-10-26 9 To help increase the supply of fresh fish, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is studying ways to preserve them better at. sea. Fish now are kept m ice after they are caught. Scientists at the Fish and Wildlife Service, however, believe that fish stored immediately at102 words
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Article24 1951-10-26 9 BUYING rates for Canadian dollars (per $100 Malaya) are: $34 9/16 (T.T.V $34 11/16 (OD). $34 15/16 (90d/st); Selling $34i ready (TT/OD).24 words
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161 1951-10-26 9 A large manufacturer of watches m the United States has announced the development m Elgin (Illinois) of a non-corro-sive alloy escape wheel that is superior to conventional wheels made of the finest steel. An escape wheel is a fharptoothed tear that controls the transmitting a161 words
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Article38 1951-10-26 9 HONGKONG, Oct. 25— Special Standard Service— Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HKslo.w to £1 Sterling; HK56.830 to US$l; HKSIBIS to Malayan $1; HKSO346 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold HK$327 75 to one tael38 words
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Article26 1951-10-26 9 THE Bank of China. Singapore, is to re-open its pre-war branch office at No. 209 South Bridge Road. The premises have been renovated.26 words
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191 1951-10-26 9 Standard staff Reporter NEGOTIATIONS over the price of timber between Singapore timber traders and the Indonesian authorities are holding up the departure of a fleet of 300 tongkangs, which were to have left yesterday for Bengkalis to import timber, firewood and charcoal into ihe191 words
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Article40 1951-10-26 9 India is expected to attain near elf-sufficiency m jute this year According to reports received rom various states. India would ;row this year nearly 4.7 million >ales, as against her minimum equirement of five million bales -GIIS.40 words
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Article25 1951-10-26 9 Indonesia- Japan Trade Parley A five-man Indonesian trade mission is due to begin talks m Tokyo for a new Japanese-Indone-sian trade agreement on Monday. Reuter-AAP.25 words
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204 1951-10-26 9 TWO Malayan rice growers were visitors recently at the United States Government rice experimental station m Louisiana State, studying advanced American rice-growing methods. The visitors were Haji Mohamed Saaid. m charge of the genera] agricultural experiment station. Penang, and Saiim Akib, agricultural assistant m charge204 words
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254 1951-10-26 9 BRITISH chemist John Peel, Malayan specialist visiting the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, was full of praise for the ultra-modern apparatus employed m that famous American engineering college, writes Mary Handy m the Christian Science Monitor. On completing a course of research, Mr. Peel said,254 words
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Article280 1951-10-26 9 Decline In A ug. Rubber Output Standard Market Ret orter RUBBER production m the Fee "ration of Malaya dropped from 52,505 tons m August o 47,598 tons last month, making the total production for the first nine months of the year 456,181 tons com tared with 501,592 tons for the280 words
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Article171 1951-10-26 9 LONDON EXPERT JOINS RPC T .ft Maurice E. Linnell p /ived m Kuala Lumpur this .veek from England with Mrs. Linnell and their two small daughters. Mr. Linnell has come to Malaya to take up his appointment as statistician to the Rubber Producers' Council. During the war Mr. Linnell saw171 words
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Article491 1951-10-26 9 Over Threat Of Rift In Area LONDON, Oct. 25, (UP) Anxiety is mounting here over the threat of o rift m the sterling orea end fear that some prominent members may walk out. Unofficial Australian moves for a separation f r om the joint dollar pool of the area c;e491 words
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Article67 1951-10-26 9 The US Aimy has purchaser 00,000 pounds of Ir;sh beef U e'p oveicome the shortage ol mea or its troop? at home and abroad k spokesman said, "11? call Em lids on 10. 1 100. 000 pounds of bee s« been ignored by major Amer;67 words
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Article28 1951-10-26 9 MESSRS Chan S/,. Onn and C". vop'"' the following September outputs: Malaka Pinda R tati s Ltd 72,010 Ib New Scudai. Ltd.. 4u r >(»0 !b28 words
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Article55 1951-10-26 9 Di Solomon Go] Iberg a New So..' < tiei hai < eived nem i send 1 800 Bheej to Js:..f! (->:<:b..sh .sheep id,sri(i there Bi itei aap A '.'arie apreement ha? bren s:gned m Prague between Caechoatovakiii and Egypt pro\ >i ng for "general development oi t55 words
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Advertisement53 1951-10-26 9 •AAAAAAAAAAAA Xv iff v v v v» s^ X' v' v v /v UNDERWOOD TMI WORLD'S LEADING TYPEWRITER Enquiries GENERAL AGENCIES (MALAYA) LTD. K^ALA LUMPUR PENANG S'ME DARBY CO. LTD. IPOH VALACCA KOTA BAHRU °Ba, 3 kok, Nil Y-^-f I In^oim.i^n Bookings: WTIAUAH NATIONAL AIRWAYS PTY LTD. w, > oi»t53 words
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Advertisement303 1951-10-26 9 Independent Morning Newspaper This morning dally Is published In Singapore and la retailed at 15 cents per copj. "Singapore Standard" Is devoted to local news and pictures. In addition. It carries a world-wide coverage. "Singapore Standard" features articles with a maim appeal and alms at giving tha public Its Impartial303 words
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Article, Illustration331 1951-10-26 10 LEE PRIESTLEY - LEE PRIESTLEY 'Wedding Showers 1 KATRINA. the prettiest maiden m the Dutch village, had fallen m love. The lucky man was a handsome young miller without two coins to clink together be- by cause he gave away more grain to ihe poor than he331 words
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Article, Illustration490 1951-10-26 10 BY VIOLET M. ROBERTS L^OR the most fun of the whole holiday season, invite the gang to a Kin? Neptune Party. Invitation folders may be decorated m a variety of ways and still emphasize the motif of a swimming party. You might draw Kin? Neptune himself on490 words
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Article, Illustration12 1951-10-26 10 The Batu Pahat Mosque taken b./ Tan Chia Thye12 words
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Article31 1951-10-26 10 r FEACHER asked Johnny w\m 1 built the ft«t airplane"' Johnny replied "Curtiss." Teacher said. "Wrong. Wright' Johnny rat >?r disgusted said, 'Well, can't you make up jrour mind?"31 words
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Article211 1951-10-26 10 Jeamine Varnal - THE STAR AND YOU Jeamine Varnal 33 ri^M'AY > lOREIAST: I repercussions of this curious da> will maW»thrmsrUr* f«-lt «nore particularly on ihf individual plane An fxci-il^nl mornine for maWnis: rapid profits, for writing. »i> r business Interviews or for manual labour requiring a hi^h decree ot skill In the211 words
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Advertisement281 1951-10-26 10 -NEW AIHAMBRfi— GET TIIK NEW ALHAMBRA HABIT! m APTllttlf 5 mlL:s llAIIA: illAullllN! 1 1. .m. 1.30. 4. 6.45 A 9.30 paD. 1 1 II <KM I 15 N M)\ > -^mkl J Itsnnrtiir Urania V f nniniftmlns! RICHAXD I)AN\ <;\IJY H WII)M\!JK ANDREWS MERRILL jj w irn I:|| ,t281 words
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Advertisement166 1951-10-26 10 Sunday "13 RUE MADKLKIsr "A iU TO-DAY j A RINGSIDE SEAT f 0 P v« Af PtAZA, ft?£X/c6J° U WORLD'S LARGEST BULL-FIGHTINC ARENA YOIR ftAMMBUW BE 4*l till Vtll Till: VIOLENCE OV THE If II /rv TO HIS mumci r; iffTiJr K//.7. M kll li; hu >- SVVEEPLNG IN ITS166 words
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Miscellaneous261 1951-10-26 10 ®adioi Programmes RADIO MA! A SINGAPORE < IH4 m A II ml 10 am Emergency News <K.1..t: 1 pm Earl I'owner Concert Orchestra; I. Hi News: 1.45 Kill; ButtTtield Orchestra: '1 p.m. l.i^ht Music; 2.30 I niversity of the \ir: CThe Nature of the Universe"; "Prince Genji"); fi.ls Prosramme Summary;261 words
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Miscellaneous302 1951-10-26 10 reel; T.'W Election Report; am Radio Newsreel; 8.30 Election Report; !> a.m Radio Newsreel: 9.30 Election j Report; 9.35 News Bulletin; l» 4.*> From i the Editorials; 111 a.m. Radio News reel; 10.50 Election Report: II am. Radio Newsreel: 11.30 Flection Report: 11.35 News Bulletin: \i !."> p m Close302 words
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Miscellaneous375 1951-10-26 10 CROSSWORD FOR PLEASURE «fTL. SERIES -No. 5 material a i s— Distress 12.34 5&7 9 O II signal B— PrettMi&e 12— Loyal (Scot 12 '5 t 13 Scrap 14-Peel m 15 Singing voice '5 !<» 16— River m Wales -y-rt *z~~ 17-Single thing T d J 19 OY 1' 18375 words
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Article40 1951-10-26 11 LONDON. Oct. 24 (Reuter)— Ru^zby results: Riuby Union county championship matches: Surrey 20 Sussex 6, Hampshire 3 Middlesex 24 Ru^by Union other match: Leicester 16 Oxford University 20 Rugby League New Zealand tour: Leich 5 New Zealand 31.40 words
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Article334 1951-10-26 11 7 Will Beat Louis' GREENWOOD LAKE, New Jersey, Oct. 25 (UP) Unbeaten Rocky Marciano predicted victory yesterday as he finished training for Friday night's fight with Joe Louis at Madison Square Garden. Marciano said: "I don't know whether I will win by a knockout or a decision, but334 words
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Article, Illustration52 1951-10-26 11 The Raub District hockey team who lost to Bentong by five goals to nil m a quadrangular meet at Bentong last weekend. Standing from left are Gurbachan Singh. Lee Soo, Mohd. Ali, Shahid, Wong See Kiong, Sarban Singh. Front row from left: David Samuel. Phang Kirn, Jagit Singh. Gurumukh Singh52 words
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225 1951-10-26 11 KUALA KANGSAR, Thurs. For the third time the Kuala Kangsar Malay College first and second hockey teams lost m interschool fixtures. Last week they went down to the Taiping King Edward VII School and the Ipoh Anderson School teams. On Tuesday they lost to225 words
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Article17 1951-10-26 11 LONDON. Oct. 24 (Reuter)— Football result: Football Association 4 R yai Air Force 0.17 words
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Article68 1951-10-26 11 LOS ANGELES, Oct 25, (AP).— Promoter William Kyne announced that Sugar Ray Robinson, world middle weight champion, will fight Harold Green of New York m a title match at San Francisco on Dec. 8. The arena for the 15--round bout has not been chosen.68 words
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Article64 1951-10-26 11 PERTH, Oct. 24 (ReuterAAP) The Australian women's cricket team returned to Australia today alter touring Enciand Of 23 games played 'he fa m won 11. drew 10 and lost two, said the captain. Mi- Mollie Dive ol New S nth Wales who added that women's64 words
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Article203 1951-10-26 11 51 Acceptors For UK Race LONIX Of, Oct. D: (Rent* i > Fifty one final acceptors with weights lov me Cambridgeshire Handicap to be run ovei one mile one furlong tt Newmarket on Wednesday October SI were published today as follows Peter Flower l<6; Bock md Rye 8 12: Rising203 words
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162 1951-10-26 11 NEW YORK. Oct. 25 (AP). A power- parked outfield a tight inner defence and crafty pitching backed by that rare diamond commodity a hard-hitting catcher make up the 1 5*5 1 Associated Press All Star baseball team. Eight of the 16 big leaglM dubs are162 words
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Advertisement404 1951-10-26 11 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS VACANT WELL KNOWN English newspaper m Hongkong has a vacancy for on ether editor. Applicants must be y e qualified and experienced. Persona of any nationality may epp'v by sending their applications -g full details (including names cks or other publications, if on y to Box No. T.404 words
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Advertisement551 1951-10-26 11 NOTICES THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS ASSOCIATION A LL members of the above L Association m the Colony of Singapore will be closed for business on Monday. 29th October, being Deepavali Holiday ST. JOSEPH'S ENGLISH SCHOOL, JOHORE B" f RU. PNROLMENI for 1952 on M J school days after 1.00 p.m.551 words
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Advertisement486 1951-10-26 11 ACKNOWLEDGMENT F\R. J. A. Tassis sincerely thanks all kind friends, who attended the funeral of his dearly beloved wife and those who sent wreaths and letters of condolence. SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED by large British Company sanitaryware salesman and clerk. Apply Box T461 Singapore Standard. WANTED— Experienced Chinese male Stenographer commencing486 words
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Advertisement121 1951-10-26 11 TUITION I^RESS Making Designing taught by long experienced teachers. Enquiries to Mrs. Ooi, Joo Yee Co., 91 Selegie Road. DOSTAL TUITION: Book--1 keeping. Accounts. Commercial Correspondence etc. Special coaching for LCC Exam. Success guaranteed Enquiries to Principal. FECI. 235-A. River Valley Road Singapore 9 "DEGINNERS Book-keeping, JJ Accounting. Typing, Shorthand121 words
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Advertisement104 1951-10-26 11 MISCELLANEOUS YY E have not yet been "stumped" by any repair, however intricate they are. If your watch, clock, pen or pencil has not been working too well lately, or not at all, this is the time to send it for a repair which is guaranteed fully at Overseas Traders104 words
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Advertisement106 1951-10-26 11 TOMORROW M'NITE! Now would you like t0 HA YE eternal youth VISIT a breath-taking harem BECOME invisible at mil! FLY to the moon i FIDE on a cann(m ball! POSSESS a rifle that I shoots accurately at 1.000 miles! CRAZY? FANTASTIC MAYBE! But thy ALL HAPPEN m "The FANTASTIC ADVENTURES106 words
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Miscellaneous40 1951-10-26 11 :M SURE 6LAD 1 DECIDED MJ f T S^rP uf! I fsHE^ WON^\ /COURSE^ Slt//--jf^-?> [O GO TO THIS PARTV.'/^Tf K^H^Pv,-^ AKin EXPECT A/( SHE WILL! [Jj 1 &m i r tastet^e\y<7^ \£*mppy3m"os J present j yivHV^NOTy \^y _J- lEt40 words
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Article271 1951-10-26 12 Olympic Site Lament MELBOI'KNK. O< t ?5 I>uter-AAP> I'ndsT the heading "Time we woke up" tlie Melbourne Herald today editorially I Umented: "TWO years of fruitless wrang Kl> g over the site and plans for the lf*s6 Olympic Games." Ihe editorial was <ommrntins: on the ROOM report that the International271 words
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117 1951-10-26 12 CALLING ALL PIONEER M-CYCLISTS! j Sir: "I have read v ith much interest the article "Motor Cycling In The 'Good' Old Days" by "Big Twin" which appeared iw I/Ottr Sunday paper, \\''i October. As a > -t-fi mv<)>- cyclist m the i 'Goo V Old Days, I would like ?o117 words
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Article434 1951-10-26 12 T\* O jjoals brilliantly scored l»y skipper Lim Swaaa. jjave the Singapore Chinese Recreation Club a narrow two-one victory o\er the Sherwood Foresters m Singapore Hockey Association Fir«t Division League haefcej match at the SX'.R.C ground yesterday. The SCRC were m good '<: yesterday434 words
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Article30 1951-10-26 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A meeting to form the Indo-Ceylo-ne.>e Amateur Athletic Club of Malaya will be held on Sunday, W >v. 18. at 10 A.m. the YMCA here.30 words
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Article369 1951-10-26 12 KEN JALLEH - KEN JALLEH MILLIONAIRE ENTHUSIAST OFFERS TO PAY EXPENSES By I A SINGAPORE millionaire and sports enthusiast, who wishes to [remain anonymous, has offered to hear all expenses of sending Neo Chwee i Kok. the Colony's swim star, to compete m the World Olympics to be held369 words
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Article72 1951-10-26 12 PF\ WG Thurs, An |n- te esting inter team tennis tournament m aid of Poppy i Day fund will oc held at the Penang Sports Ciub Courts on Sund ».i N n 4 It is expected that all the tennis players m Penang and P »vince Wellesley72 words
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Article80 1951-10-26 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Which is the best club soccer team m the state? This question will be answered on Nov. 11 when the league champions the SCRC. meet the FA cup holders. the TPCA i:i the annual Poppy Day match. The Chinese defeated the Tamils m80 words
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Article, Illustration57 1951-10-26 12 photo. PRIMO CARNERA, who held the world heavy-weight boxing championship m the middle 'thirties, playfully demonstrates his strength on his manager. Milo Steinhorn. at the Imperial Hotel. London. Camera, now a wrestler, is touring Europe and a few days ago defeated his old boxing conqueror. Larry Gains,AP - 57 words
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Article85 1951-10-26 12 NEW YORK. Oct. 24 <UP>— Canadian Arthur Kin?. British Empire lightweight champion, won a split 10-round decision over Teddy <R?d» Davis of Hartford. Connecticut, before 93'? fans at the St. Nicholas arena tonight. King, scaling i?,4-J to Davis' 1.52-4. was favoured at 2-J to one but he85 words
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Article36 1951-10-26 12 23 Nations In T -Tennis Touruey NEW DELHI. Oct. 2S. (GIIS) iv\ent.v three nations have T,h, re T f r c 19th World Table Teams Championships beginning m Bombay on the first ot February next year36 words
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Article16 1951-10-26 12 V arsity Tennis Off THE University of Malaya m m itch between the Under. tiitir. liny16 words
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Article56 1951-10-26 12 TODAY'S Sport SOCCER: SBHFA Cup Final F. tt- N. v Shell at Jalan Be.uir: Rayner Cup Youth Soccer competition Presbyterian YF v Kiuri Menibers League at Farrer Park HOCKEY: SliA League. Div. 2 223 BOD A- v 223 BOD •B" ot BOD. Friendly: SCC "A" v Combined Schools at SCC56 words
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610 1951-10-26 12 Jim Chambers^ Sports Column By JIM CHAMBERS A P. Sports Writer. LONDON. Oft. 25, (AP). —Badminton is hitting the sports pages now that the international championship is under way. India has emerged as champion of the Pacific zone with victories over Thailand and610 words
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Article87 1951-10-26 12 HONG KONG. Oct. 25 (UP) Five Malayan badminton stars, headed by unofficial world champion, Wong Peng Soon, are giving Hong Kong a thrilling exhibition of topnotch skill m the game, which has never been seriously sponsored m the Colony until recently. The Hong Kong players87 words
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Article166 1951-10-26 12 WILL the ring at the Happy World Stadium hold up the 1.000 lbs-odd of fury that will be its burden tomorrow night? That could be a problem for the tagteam wrestling match which tops the bill at the weekly Wally Oakes promotion. The matched matmen are King Kong166 words
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71 1951-10-26 12 Sultan's Gold Cup Semi-Final Sunday KUALA LUMPI'R. Thurs Selangor and Negri Sembilan Malays meet on Sunday at Seremban m the semi-final of the Sultan's Gold Cup soccer competition. Selangor'.s team will be selected from: Hamdan. Ghani Tahir. Aziz Mahadi. Othman Awang. Azit Rahman. Ahmad Shukor, Dollah Abbas. Harun Abbas, Mahmood71 words
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Article, Illustration36 1951-10-26 12 This is the Keene Knight Special which is expected to break records at the Gap Hill Climb on Sunday. The tiny car. built by John Keene of Malacca and owned by Knight, has many unique features.36 words
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Article98 1951-10-26 12 NEW YORK, Oct. 24 (UP) Leo Durocher of the New York Giants, whose inspired leadership brought about the most sensational pennant triumphs of modern baseball times, won unanimous acclaim today as the national league manager of the year by the United Press. He was named on every98 words
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Article95 1951-10-26 12 TAIPING Thurs. In a chanty soccer game played here last evening. Taiping league champions, the 40 Commandos, scored a four two victory over ipoh league champions Cheng Ccr ?i tr^u forward Hurrell scormando. c aiS for lhe Com Cheng Wah. who did not field their95 words
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268 1951-10-26 12 Singapore Hockey Association To Solve Rules Posers THE Singapore Hockey Association is out to make a deter mined effort to end an unsatisfactory situation m Singapore hockey caused by varying interpretation of rules. The rules the association are most concerned about are the offside w rule and stopping of the268 words
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Article50 1951-10-26 12 MILAN. Oct. 25. (AP>— Seven Russian weightlifters will compete m a world championship competition beginning here on Friday, the International Weightlifting Federation announced today. The Russians are expected to provide Sv>m e of the tons .c.->; competition. The competition will continue through Oct. 23.50 words
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Article202 1951-10-26 12 IPOH, Thurs— Kinta In diaoK defending league hockey champions. main tamed their unbeaten record m six outings with a hard won three-nil victory over Sturrock Club today. T|, P game was played at a fast pace throughout with both teams having an equal share202 words
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253 1951-10-26 12 FOR the first time m the history of the Singapore Children's Social Centres, there »ill be a htg IMirUi rally held on the grounds of Raffles liistitiiHon on Sunday, .Nov. 4. beginning at 2 p.m. I Approximately 500 children j from 17 Social253 words
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Article63 1951-10-26 12 SEAVY raia it Betel i ymterday evening I >reed a. I ment o! a soccer match between RAF Bate Seleter and "s> >t land", Krinnen of the RAF* Lnter-community competiti i The match was stopped midway m the second ttali irtth the scnve tt 1-1. 9eletar*i63 words
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