Singapore Standard, 29 October 1951
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Title Section20 1951-10-29 1 Singapore Standard ***-*jgg^yf •^^Q^ > -tl* JrL /rtj 0L M no. 120 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS20 words
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135 1951-10-29 1 MC A IRE OVER MA WAI Xi ALA LUMPUR, Oct. 28 Action of the Govwcnl R again uprooting the 1,200 people of the reM rHemenl camp at Mawai (Johore) after the people had cuitivcr d nm there for three years was strongly135 words
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Article25 1951-10-29 1 "•.ed trat i Mdr- j c Interf Bon >. said the har 3 ml severely T rdera had erj '.ning c lituati25 words
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Article, Illustration91 1951-10-29 1 LAS VEGAS I NEVADA >. Oct. 28 IRe iteri The Atomic Energs Commission carried out an experinic _P al atomic blast near c il IS 20 horns gmt today rhe tesl explosive was dropped fi om an aircraft A flash was seen h s une91 words
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75 1951-10-29 1 LONDON. (AFP) The big surprise m the new Cabinet was the appointment of Oliver Lyttleton to be Secretary of State for the Colonies. It had been generally expected that Lyttleton would be given the Ministry of Production. His appointment as Scire tary for the75 words
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Article30 1951-10-29 1 Danny Kaye and j troupe of Hot! wood entertainers have arrived my air m Tokyo to entertain U N troops m Korea and J joan A.F.P.A.F.P. - 30 words
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196 1951-10-29 1 Xl \1 ALI >IPIK, Oct. 28— A Malay fare m a bus was killed ami the driver and conductor and another passenger were wounded by bandits firing on the bu**, which was eiMoplelelv destroyed by fire. In Kuala Krai (Kelantan) bandits fired five196 words
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Article, Illustration172 1951-10-29 1 HONGKONG, On. 28 (AFP) Butterfield and Swire's steamer Hupeh is expected to reach Hongkong tonight with her escort, the New Zealand destroyer Rotoiti, which had rescued her from Chinese pirates east of Shanghai early on Friday morning. Neither of the two ships was reported to172 words
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Article91 1951-10-29 1 WASHINGTON. Oct. 28. (Reuter) Six months' military training tor American youth at the age <■* I 8 was recommended by the National Security Training Commission today The Commission m it s first report to Congress called for enactment without delay ol legislation creating UM T91 words
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39 1951-10-29 1 SAIGON, Oct. 28. (UP)- One Annamese waj killed and 11 were iniured when terrorists tossed 11 grenades into a tavern on the outskirts of the City last night Three grenades failed to explode39 words
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Article48 1951-10-29 1 One Hundred Russian eng n ecrs and technicians are surveyin" the terrain around Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, Tor a suitable site for an 'airfield, and to open a new highway from tha Tibetan capital to the Indian border, iaya a Taipafc report A.F.P.A.F.P. - 48 words
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Article553 1951-10-29 1 Demands 1 roop Withdrawal; Sacks Britons LONDON, Oct. 28 The Egyptian Government's reaction to the British Conservative victory was to present Prime Minister Churchill with a demand for withdrawal of British troops from the positions they had occupied m the Suez Canal Zone and to announce itsReuter; A.P.; A.F.P.; U.P. - 553 words
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Article205 1951-10-29 1 MOSCOW. Oct. 28. (AP) The Russians probably would agree to a Big Three meeting if Winston Churchill should propose one, several high-ranking diploma's here say. But one question m their mind is: How would the Americans fit m? The diplomats are asking lust what Churchill meant205 words
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Article74 1951-10-29 1 BOLIVIA WARNS US ON TIN WASHINGTON, Oct. 28, (AP). Bolivia's delegate to the Organisation of American States has warned that the T "S Government's determination to hold down the price of tin might make it hard for Bolivia to help the U.S m an emergency. "Let us be sincere," said74 words
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Article82 1951-10-29 1 TAIPKH Oct. 28 (ReuterAAP>— The Nationalist Chinese [n Formosai welcome the return S power of Mr. Winston Churchill and urge that the Tory Government re examine the policy towards Communist China. P The Central Daily News. m outhpic-eM>*th viewa attributed the defeat ot th- Labour Party82 words
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Article, Illustration304 1951-10-29 1 MUNSAN (Korea), Oct. 28 The Communists today refused to consider a cease fire line along the current battlefront. They turned down a buffer zone either along their own idea of the location of the battle line or the U.N. version of it. Both sides agreedA.P.; AFP; Reuter-AAP; A. P. - 304 words
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96 1951-10-29 1 LONDON. Oct. 28 (AP):— Mr Winston Churchill's foreign policy undoubtedly will follow the same broad anti-Communist pattern set by the Labour Government —but his leadership probably will give Britain a bigger part to play m the cold war. He has to consider issues of96 words
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Article149 1951-10-29 1 Reveal Attitude On Colonies Call LONDON, Oct. 28 (Renter) Today's Observer urged the new Conservative Government in Britain to reveal its attitude to India and the Colonies promptly and plainly. "India will be waiting anxiously to see whether the Tories, and particularly Mr. Churchill. are now fully reconciled to her149 words
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Article115 1951-10-29 1 MOSCOW. Oct. 28 (UP) An editorial m the Communist Party organ Pravda today summed up Soviet reaction to the British general election results, saying that the Labour Party was defeated because it had let down the people and failed to keen its pledges to improve115 words
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62 1951-10-29 1 MANILA. Oct. 28 (AP>:— U.S. Ambassador Myron M. Co wen told Filipinos today "the tide c battle' In the campaign agar ,t Communist Huk rebels -ias turned.' "The enemy has been t opped m his tracks." he said "aJ^J to resist the creeping62 words
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Article41 1951-10-29 1 KHARTOUM. Oct 23 tAFPi The Constitution of the Sudan as proposed by Egypt was rejected by a very strong majority m the Sudanese Legislative Assem biy today The Assembly reaffirmed the Sudan's right to independence and self-government41 words
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Advertisement18 1951-10-29 1 Tiger Testimonials Pi R-n Cholmon m iky Uealchavcp »ting his remittance, s;iid J* Where a my TIGER J*18 words
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Advertisement94 1951-10-29 1 Everything You Ktmi ...r t__o__%m O. ».ion _Vm*MS*JL GIFTS Jmfflp G.C.DeSilvo&Pros., ItWKI.I.KR-* 8 Rattles Place. Spore Phone: 881 IS A MODERN MINIATURE CAMERA OF THE HIGHEST PRECISION t mi: woni.it s s\i i ssri 1 mLwW I Dinension: 9/16" x l" x 3* V* eight: 2 ounces S ie of94 words
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Article, Illustration713 1951-10-29 2 Hundreds At Food Show Opening Standard Woman Reporter THE "Grow More Food Show" which opened m Singapore yesterday promises to be one of the city's most successful exhibitions. Both attractive and instructive, the show was put up at the Happy World Stadium by the Consumers'Standard - 713 words
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Article55 1951-10-29 2 MANICKAN Paul Raj claimed trial m the Singapore First District Court recently when charged with criminal breach ot trust of 20 cases of rayon piece foods valued at $13,679.23 at the [arbour Board godown on Sept. 27 Bail of $10,000 was fixed, and the case55 words
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Article45 1951-10-29 2 FOR STEALING three "kain batek*' worth $12 belonging to Saliah binte Jalil, at Lorong 14, Geylang. Abdul Wahab bin Haji A Hamid was sentenced m the Singapore Third District Court recently, to nine months' jail, m addition to two years' police supervision.45 words
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Article, Illustration340 1951-10-29 2 By JOSEPH YEO, Standard Staff Reporter AN EARLY morning fire at Kirn Real Road. Singapore completely razed to the ground a row of four wooden sheds, and destroyed about 70 pikuls of rattan and 2,000 pounds of flour yesterday. Damage vaestimated at340 words
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80 1951-10-29 2 G i rl Student Flies Home On Stretcher Mandard Staff Reporter MISS T _LEANOR NGO, a <_; s tudenl at SommcrH i ise, Brisbane, returned t0 ny yesteruaj on v Qantas BOAC. said to be recovering ft leg injuries as a reS I a fall fro::, a bicycle. Ngo, daughter80 words
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92 1951-10-29 2 >:..r.dird Start Reporter AMI "ABLE Athletic Assoi he i a bumper two-day an wer the week-end on I asioo of the associa23rd anniversary. On Saturday night more than 500 pt pie. representing various S gapore clubs and including sportsmen, were gue>ts at a dinner given92 words
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81 1951-10-29 2 A 32 YEAR OLD Chinese woman, of Kuala Lumpur. Ng Sow Lim. was charged m the Singapore First Police Court recently. with selling a girl at Johore "Road on Oct 25 for prostitution Three other Chinese women. Kwan Ah Ngan (s__), Tan Gek81 words
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174 1951-10-29 2 Standard Staff Reporter FISH BROUGHT to Singapore by an Indonesian fishing Urawlei on Saturday arrived m a bad condition. i were al vi seven tons ot l- X ■ii b :,r -d Ikan Pisang P_- ,_._> m the holds of the trawler and174 words
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Article93 1951-10-29 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE GOVERNOR has ap- p ir.ted the iollowing persons to be Members of a Board of Visitors to the Mount Emily Home three years Secretary for Social Welfare Chairman; Assistant Secretary (Community Development), Social Welfare Department Secretary; Mrs. S K. Yung. Miss93 words
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Article145 1951-10-29 2 Subsations m Singapore liable to load shedding today: Day: Sims Aye. Paya Lebar Pumps. Joo Chiat Place. Jalan Eunos. Rangoon Road, Towner Rd., Kirn Chuan Rd., Boundary Rd Serangoon Rd.. Kolam Ayer. McPherson Rd.. X.m Chuan Rd., Boundary Rd.. Yio Chu Kang Rd.. Govt. Printing Works. Woodleigh Park,145 words
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252 1951-10-29 2 Municipal Labourers Pass 23 Resolutions Standard Staff Reporter A RESOLUTION wishing the King speedy recovery from his present illness ana another expressing sympathy for Lady Gurney at the murder of Sir Henry Gurney by bandits were passed at the fifth annual delegates conference of the Government and Municipal Labour Union252 words
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291 1951-10-29 2 BULLET TO STAY IN SPIHE Standard Staff Correspondent ABDUL WAHID bin Baba, farmer Singapore constable snot m September last m Sim's Avenue while guarding a Rediffusion hut, is at present not fit to undergo an operation to remove the bullet lodged m his spine.291 words
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Article56 1951-10-29 2 Standard Staff Reporter A TYPICAL Scottish menu will be served to about 100 graduates of four Scottish Universities and their guests at their 42nd annual dinner at the Capitol Blue Room on Tuesday, Oct. 30 at 8 p.m. The four Universities are the Universities of56 words
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Article57 1951-10-29 2 THE Standard yester- day received another S7O i for Leow Choo. Singapore i widow who was acquitted of a charge of murder oa Tuesday last. 1 The donations were from: Mr. Lam Theng 1 Pew, Ipoh, $50 and 'ano- nymous' Singapore, $20. This brings total57 words
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Article58 1951-10-29 2 Standard Stat} Reporter THE SINGAPORE First District Judge Mr. W. G AlcoC* recently sentenced Mohd Sultan to 18 month.." rigorous imprisonment for breaking into the bouse ot Mr. Ran Darsh Singh at Serangoon Road on Oct 14. Ifohds sentence will also be followed by a year58 words
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Article190 1951-10-29 2 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LIMPIR. Sun. The oldest temple m the Federation, the Sri Maha Mariamma, m High Street Kuala Lumpur, will Ix- th. meeting place tomorrow of thousands of Hindus and others not only from S-lan-gor but from other Static and the Settlements.190 words
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Advertisement122 1951-10-29 2 WISHING ALL OUR PATRONS HAPPY DEEPAVALI. T. S. GANPATRAM, (1. T.T. A. Member) Booking agents for all Airlines also Booking agents for all Indo China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., 11, Molocco Street, Singopore. Have you seen these unique CIGARETTE LIGHTERS? ENGRAVED WITH THE MAP OF MALAYA! j§ ON HIGH GRADE122 words
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Advertisement103 1951-10-29 2 J %$t I /iyi \H rr.. I l -rj!fir y I T^ -"ccofe, ,n on SU e of he on. RAJ 6c GOPAL LTO PHONE Z lit i HEIGHT BmCftktSl 'J P(*tfCT r^v\ POSTufU f X MMRMMNi com four j (OMPAMY To sharpen the appetite there ii nothing Hfti Colman's103 words
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Miscellaneous53 1951-10-29 2 nllsS-E'r"! OUR PLANE IN HVDUNDERABAD,VOU'D BEL A CMiCCN- BUT I I -3RS7 HAUL CH Off. BOYS.'.'- «EZ-i ipSlh > CRASHED, WHILEjI THIS IS RAOBAOOAO WHERE THE LAW iQoCS COAT OF S^T^OME CHEAP ■W ¥m^a*ySm hSh^Sa *s> ,s r,NO RS ro f#svw v^ OAD T^ w^ fS %^t||.l TH' UNSPOILED Aj'^gJ'S'j^&V53 words
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Article448 1951-10-29 3 __> -Urges Asst Controller 1. < iIRI^TINK DIFMER. Standard Reporter PU KDITE Christmas mail throughout ihe Federation, Mr. A. G. i Controller ©f Mail*, has jsiveii a few simple rule* which II help lo lighten the burden of the Post Office staff. items for the Federation448 words
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Article, Illustration34 1951-10-29 3 photo. P Standard Ml. St. Joseph's Institnessa] contest on 'The death receiTinX lii** pri/.* from .Mrs. A. H. b Krv Bra. fenatins, Oirettor of St. >lr Ngrnl Jim Chi m?, member Ihe school StandardStandard - 34 words
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Article160 1951-10-29 3 Standard Staff Reporter l SITED n it would be presented to the i 1 a our Party of Singapore at the coming !il Council elections, said a joint stateI signed General Secretary of the Party, Mr. Williams, and Mr. Lee C'hoon Eng, leader of the160 words
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Article160 1951-10-29 3 X 'MAS MAIL DUE S'PORE EARLY DEC. Standard Woman Reporter THE MAIN arrivals of ships containing Christmas mail and packages from Britain are anticipated at the beginning of December, a Post Official told Thr Standard. There is, bowever, no indication yet what ships these will be. Already, he continued, there160 words
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Article, Illustration140 1951-10-29 3 Group photograph of 55 Supply Depot, R.A.S.C., taken on the promotion of Major R. J. McNeill (centre) and his return to the U.K. Major McNeill was O.C. 55 Supply Depot, RASC until recently, and is succeeded by Capt. R. W. Gibson. Members or the Army Civil Service Union (Tiong BahruTong Photo Service - 140 words
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Article65 1951-10-29 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KAJANG. Sun.— The Selangor Government has approved $19.--84U to provide educational facilities at the Semenyil Re-settle-ment Camp and the 11th Mile Cheras Resettlement Camp. Semenyih is to have six class rooms wilh quarters for six teachers an Cheras will have four class65 words
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201 1951-10-29 3 THE AUTOMOBILE Association of Malaya (Singapore and Johore Branch) now holds bank guarantees totalling $501,000 on behalf of members who are abroad with their cars on long leave and continental tours, the Secretary, Mr. K. G. Burne, told The Standard yesterday- I therefore, investigating201 words
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283 1951-10-29 3 Standard Staff Reporter '•REUNION WEEK" of the University of Malaya ended successfully yesterday with prize distribution at th** Harrower Hall, Sepoy Lines, and a debate at night at tbe Central Hall. j Speaking at the prize distribution. Dr. G. V. Allen. Vice Chancellor of the283 words
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Article1027 1951-10-29 3 TV VIEW of the ush at the Supreme Court for the services of the Commissioners of Oath, to attend to application forms for S.I.T. flats the public are advised that all the Justices of the Peace are competent and are prepared to render them1,027 words
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Article, Illustration579 1951-10-29 3 By GEORGE RASIAH, Standard Staff Reporter IKAN BILIS (Anchovy m English) has special nutritive properties which will be the subject oi study m the laboratories of the Fisheries Department headquarters, said Mr. Tarn Ah Kow, Research Officer of the Federation of Malaya and Singapore yesterday.579 words
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Article37 1951-10-29 3 BATU pahat. Sun.— Thirteen 3rd year Junior Middle Clasi pupils ot the Oversea Chinese High School here under charge of Mr. Hawaii* Chor How, are proceeding to Singapore and other Federation towns hi November 2.37 words
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Article266 1951-10-29 3 Standard Staff Reporter MANY" OF the towns m Malaya have been built to a rectangular jrrid-iron plan on the direct route of main trunk road** with tbe result that collected arid danWJttmma traffic condition-, now exist, said Mr. 1. I Concannon. Town Planner for Federation of266 words
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48 1951-10-29 3 Libert y Musicals" Sixth Anniversary THF. LIBERTY Musical i 1 Di imatic Associal ioi -••.•■> < I :c: i sixth arum ei sary nil dinner last i ifi The r<* lebi it on a m Me i.i H^ad. S I .:> residence al ol its Pat Mr. Choo Lye wu48 words
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Article36 1951-10-29 3 In the latest Fair Price List issued by the Singapo c 1 1 ent, the price <>. mi dine i o/. tins 'Noi hui Maid brand 1 f reduced from 125 to If dm la36 words
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Advertisement294 1951-10-29 3 S'POHE BLOOD BANK Wi EKLI STOCKS I 1 B i H im h'-»iv«\ A B AB Total 5S 9 111 J i taslnsi i i 34 1-i IK $6 t Stock i 11 17 8 41 jl M_ss it (i the MuUv-tn tommunity has this week, eNpetialiy from Malay J294 words
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Advertisement117 1951-10-29 3 and collecled... t > LYSTAV is a spun rayon^^jH^jfijJF' I fabric tl.al keeps Jp(s4^ I [j von looking a r i < I Jf-' i~\£*T I r i W i TOOTAL Labric, m fi p y f 1/ I X I a variety of A' It washes and wears beautifull)117 words
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Article, Illustration1158 1951-10-29 4 Joephine Whitehorn - London To N.Zealand By Car— How 3 Girls Decide To Make Trip THAT car which left London on March 5. was starting en an overland trip to New Zealand, with an all-woman ~rew It was the same car and same afl- woman crew which landed m Singapore on October 17.1,158 words
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Article425 1951-10-29 4 Penang Man. Elections Standard Staff Correspondent IN A BROADCAST talk over Radio Malaya on "How to nominate a candidate." Mrs. A. S. Hawkins. Supervisor of Elections. Penang. said "Penang's nomination day is next Thursday and that m fact is the beginning of the Municipal elections. Now425 words
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Article101 1951-10-29 4 Segamat Poppy Day Committee SEGAMAT. Sun —The following are members of the Poppy Day Appeal Committee here: Chairman, Mrs. R. F. D Costa: hon. secretary. Dr R F D'Costa: hon treasurer, Mr. Khoo Soo Lav; Committee: Mrs Rose Chan, Mrs M. Raiah. Mrs. V. K. Nadara.iah. Mrs W. I D'costa.101 words
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Article, Illustration871 1951-10-29 4 THOSE of you who pass the Orchard Circus daily' see the huge pile of ciVed Austin cars stacked one on top of the other and wonder why with so many cars here the Austin people are still so much behind871 words
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Article, Illustration681 1951-10-29 4 MARA - MARA By I^HE forthcoming all Services show. "Take it don't leave it" which will be staged at the Victoria Memorial Hall for two nights, Nov. 1 and 2, is being held to raise funds for the Poppy Day Fund. A major portion of681 words
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137 1951-10-29 4 3 Things Needed To Fight Emerge ncy Standard Stall Correspond- *n SEREMBAN. Sun "1 ing around us, I do not tee) that this year's Deepa... can be considered a day joicing." state- Trade Qi leader and Councillor, Mr. P. P. Narayanan, m a De. message. En wbicta he sug§ three137 words
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Advertisement124 1951-10-29 4 P_FETT!_I!IIICT:m rts *fi ffi A#»i_r* rri nil I J ROLLS RAZOR f 1 1 1 A i w m lf< OQ 5 Shave with a Rolls Razor. m 4- Razor which gives you S BETTER, CLEANER SHAVES I I ft i^ y~~ r~ ~T 4 i^B_P**wtt*i_ji%" m m*m> j ..X124 words
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Advertisement113 1951-10-29 4 IITHE AMOY CANNING DOW (111 IHi 2 offers mnv i X'MAS G/FT PA r C::S Parcel No I *> x I. It. ItM 2 I Ih I 111 I x 1* Ih 1 x I' ih Parcel No J I x I* m RM I I x I l h113 words
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Article181 1951-10-29 5 Links Efforts By All Groups Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— A Malayan Christian Youth Council was formed here yesterday at a meeting uf ahout fifteen representatives from seven Malayan Christian Youth organisations. The main objects of the Council are to co-ordinate the work of Christian181 words
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Article, Illustration43 1951-10-29 5 Te ichers Day. October 22, was celebrated at Batu Pahat with a variety concert staged by the students of the Cheng Siew School. Picture shows the choir of the Cheng SW'W ChineseEnglish night classes rendering one of many entertaining items.43 words
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Article29 1951-10-29 5 S'pore PMU President Joins IMP Zain, toi th- Siagthc ular Walaya iv i. .me a h •:id- Pa ty_ Ghani t S f IMP _r»r ed foi fl He29 words
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Article58 1951-10-29 5 I .•.•.■.p.-ndeni R S .r tia 8 -< ge MCA to idem un nd four m an se < U age is adopted rking com- 3 nattei tbe is relation b 'he s i pt- iing n w* i j re iei n :.ese killed or I58 words
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Article, Illustration47 1951-10-29 5 Serjeant Wan Ishak bin Abdullah ot the Army Depot Police received the .vin-'s Commendation for bravery dur- i ing last years riots m the Colony The I Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson. is seen i pinning the medal on Segt. Wans coat I at the presentation on Saturday47 words
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Article195 1951-10-29 5 PAYING WINNERS Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sun.— Seven lucky people, including a F.uropean woman, the wife of a military officer, were at Bayan Lepas airport this morning to receive their prize money from Mr. F. G. Fathers, Secretary of the Social and Welfare Services Lot195 words
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Article128 1951-10-29 5 PENANG. Sun. Valuable ar.d attractive prizes are being offered at the Dog Show ■which the Royal Society for the Pretention o.' Cruelty to Animals p ans to hold a* the grandstand Of the Penang Turf Club early m January next year. Entries from children128 words
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Article115 1951-10-29 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Confidence of the Malayan Chinese m their leaders was demonstrated this morning when all officers of the general committee of the MCA were re-elected with the exception of Dr. Ho Poh Jin formerly of Malacca who is now m Singapore. Mr. Lim Keng115 words
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Article106 1951-10-29 5 THE following have been appointed to the Board of Visiting Justices _<< the Sungei Patani Prison: Chairman The District Officer Kuala Muda. the Land Officer. Tuan Syed Jan Aljaffri, Che Samsudin bin Shafle, Che Ibrahim bin Omar. Tuan Haii MCansor bin Haji Abid. Tuan Haii Wan Osman bin106 words
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Article45 1951-10-29 5 YESTERDAY at Jalan Post Office Lama. Kota Bharu the Tengku Seri Maha Raja. State Secretary. Kelantan. officially opened the three-storied Capitol Hotel. Later 300 guests were entertained to light refreshments ai the premises. The project, involving much reconstruction cost about $50,000.45 words
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Article160 1951-10-29 5 Standard 9taff Correspondent SEREMBAN. Sun.— Three normal trained teachers and 13 untrained persons for Negri Sembilan have been selected by the Federal Selection Board to attend the Federation Emergenc3 r Training College at Kirby. Britain. The trained teachers are Miss Sarojini Devi. Mr. E.F. Edema Ai\d160 words
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Article121 1951-10-29 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG. San.— ln order to fulfil his ambition to .see the world. Mr. W. Pfister, well-known manager of Diethelm and Company Limited will spend one month of his leave travelling round the world by P.A. A. He will leave by Siamese Airways, next Thursday.121 words
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86 1951-10-29 5 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.-Chi-nese rubber smallholders owning estates m the remote areas of Selangor and Negri Sembilan are sen. ling a petition to Government urging the waiving of quit rents on tlieir holdings. They state that they have stopped production owing to riifiiculties86 words
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Article45 1951-10-29 5 MUX I ANDY son of Uunlan who admitted one previous conviction when he pleaded guilty to a charge of theft of c.ish :md clothing valued at $689.26. was sentenced to two years' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. M. Carton m the Sessions Court.45 words
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179 1951-10-29 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANC, Sun. The Trade Lnion movement m this country has taken firm roots and it dhall exisl for benefits of working; class m spite of obstacles and objections that certain die-hards would try lo impose, said Mr. Line Beau Hock, outgoing President179 words
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Article290 1951-10-29 5 Standard Stall .orrrspondenl PENANG. Sun —Speaking oi the centenary Bf arrival pf the Christum Brothers m Penang, which would fall next year. Rev. Brother Fintan. Directoi of St. Xavier's Institution, at the 27th anniveisary dinnei of the Old Xaverians Association tonight, remarked that it290 words
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Article51 1951-10-29 5 A PHOTOGRAPHIC Dompetition undei the ftiupicei of the Segamat Intei nati'tual Club Rfill be held at the [nternattonal Club premise! on December l :it 8 p.m. There will be th cc section! m the contort, fur no\ icen ama'eu'.s ..h> bave i evei m\ prize and the c»pen51 words
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112 1951-10-29 5 PENANC, Bun Ba! opposed Lim I ong v. an employee ol the Kwong Wah Jit Pah when ne v* charged with returning Penang an On toba I, after hat g been bai she I fr »m the -settlement >n fcpi il L' 4. LfM112 words
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Article46 1951-10-29 5 T.'_e latest Muiiicipai H**-; i Siatemetit lor month el Sepit-ni ber lhOW« that the birth rate hai {One up to :jy.T7 as a^nns. MjBI m the previous month while infantile mortality has *\i ipped from 8") m the prsviouLt BMOtli to 54 for Sei^tetiiher.46 words
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Article40 1951-10-29 5 MALACCA Poppj Day I mittee 111 hoM Poppy D t-* Dance tl 1 1 tNe t ipitol l> i i C ibai m Seturdi '<■' and PopP! Fl if _>*i »o S i I d N ivembei iO.40 words
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Article89 1951-10-29 5 SEREMBAN, Bun.— A larga gathering adUataaed the apeaing ot 'ti** new headi|uariera af the Negri Sembilan B<_y Scouts Association by the Acting Yang di Per nan Besar, yesterday. Highlight of the ceremony was t.he presentation ol a aumbei of Thanks Badges to helpers o; UlB Association.89 words
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Miscellaneous447 1951-10-29 5 FEDERATION DIARY REX: Captain HoraUo BornWower U^AVAU: Pubikv, Holiday M^ R }si iCbili 11, 136 3 RN. S.la. 5.13 and 913 p.m j PCRC "A ys Ramblers. R^ M»J-. CATHAY: Raiavikran.-i iTan.il) 1 Padanß. A<r .*-~as -r •> m 11 am. 2. Sifl and 8.45 ;..m. WOMEN^ HOCKF. 1: ACC447 words
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848 1951-10-29 6 Sing apore Standard Churchill's Problems Singapore Independent Morning ISeicspaper THE general elections m Britain are over. The 1 Conservatives, headed by the great wartime leader Winston Churchill, are back m power. Not only on Britain, her Colonies and the Dominions but indeed on the entire world will the outcome of848 words
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857 1951-10-29 6 MCA IS A LIVING INSTITUTION, Says Dato Tan Here is the full text of the speech delivered by Dato Tan Cheng Lock at the general committee meeting of the Malayan Chinese Association m Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Dato Tan suggests that the MCA, "a living organisation," should not limit its activities857 words
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Article, Illustration483 1951-10-29 6 By CASSANDRA PARIS. CITIES, like the citizens who live m them, have personalities and moods of their own. And you don't have to he very sensitive to recognise them. London is confident, middle-aged and a bit of an extrovert; a calm that assumes things and assumes that483 words
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Article390 1951-10-29 6 C.R. KRISHNAN - C.R. KRISHNAN by rSDAY millions of Hindus everywhere will celebrate 'Deepavali' The Festival of Lights. The celebrations will be marked by gaiety the wearing of new clothes and the illumination of homes and temples. The true origin of this traditional Hindu festival is lost m the mists390 words
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1188 1951-10-29 6 US Reprisal Against Ceylon For Sending Reds Rubber 5 From Our Own Correspondent 1 COLOMBO (By Air Mail) INJURING the absence of the Prime Minister from the Island several events of domestic and international t importance have occurred. 5 The most important is the 2 U.S. embargo on the export1,188 words
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Article, Illustration11 1951-10-29 6 **Well named! Said •Bah!* to everything; I suggested V*11 words
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Advertisement28 1951-10-29 6 j-H HI isf|»- s t^ V T-_---tJ«____^^ :r ''vt' :^^^Bl_u*,iv!..- tllW*' fll Tw V *Wi. OVAL* T fc l^ .r AJ w -A. WANDER ITD.. {Incorporated _.n i*s28 words
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Article, Illustration350 1951-10-29 7 UK-Iran Talks On High Level In Wash. Planned WASHINGTON, Oct. 28, (Reuter).— The I nite *l States is planning a major effort next week to produce a settlement m the British-Persian oil dispute, according to American press reports yesterday. Mr. Winston Churchill's newConservative GovernmentAP - 350 words
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203 1951-10-29 7 SUMMONED BY PM NEW YORK. Oct. 28 (AP) —An Iranian government oil specialist arrived from Teheran ye-'erday on summons by Premier Mohammed Mossadeq .rid said his Tip might mdi;- cate a chance for settlement of Iran's oi. dispute with Britain. Kazem Hassibi. Iran s203 words
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418 1951-10-29 7 CHURCHILL AMD WELFARE STATE LONDON, Oct. 28, (UP).— Prime Minister Winston Churchill i s pledged to denationalize the iron and steel industry but otherwise will leave the welfare state relatively undisturbed. Other state-owned industries will be merely decentralized but the private trucking industry418 words
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96 1951-10-29 7 LONDON. Oct. 28. (AP) Hollywood's Jane Russell flew m from Paris yesterday, and announced that she wants to adopt a British baby. Miss Russell and her husband, pro-footballer Bob Waterfield. have already adopted a four-month-old son. Tracy. The film star, who was accompanied96 words
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103 1951-10-29 7 PARIS. Oct. 28. (AP) U.S. Secretary of Air Thomas K. Finletter declared on Friday that construction of Allied air bases m Europe '"is lagging" and put the blame tor it (j£ the U.S. Air Force Finletter explained that there would be an "adequate"103 words
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83 1951-10-29 7 Grady Warns Against Soviet Coup In M-E lw\N< ISCO, Oct 28, £**5J5l .Grady, reV l v ,,1,r to Iran. frl d..v that the r oil d.spute mmi atrial roup ronfer- l-pefal but v Mlllt changes _,ttlement ,nd Iran. I I.i. our a <h wo «M nition- but fcaft the -^ncced83 words
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68 1951-10-29 7 Canada To Sell Gold On Free Market 21 UP) era gol lerday *o the pre-j the world i t price n as that the new g 1 c sale d a recent oat I c to lift Ihe I transac- c i arket If I i the sub- made ny68 words
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27 1951-10-29 7 28 Rr c m a Progressive eaded by >. the g the t. r handed i tier. ■ye that ••i- c Greek27 words
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Article86 1951-10-29 7 LONDON, Oct. 28. (AFP) British Colonial Office circles today announced that the AngloIranian Oil Company was now studying the possibility of building an oil refinery m Aden. T:_e refinery would serve to transform part of the production Of the Kuwatt oilfields m the Persian86 words
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Article108 1951-10-29 7 UNITED NATIONS. NEW YORK. Oct. 28 (AFP)— Warren Austin. United States delegate to the United Nations. declared today that the United Slates delegation to the United Nations General Assembly m Paris would try and persuade other delegations to aid it m preventing the108 words
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121 1951-10-29 7 Vishinsky To Lead Soviet UN Delegates MOSCOW. Oct. 28, (AP) Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky is slated to lead the Soviet delegation to the United Nations General Assembly m Paris. His planned trip to the U.N. meeting became known yesterday after his passport was sent to the French Embassy for a121 words
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61 1951-10-29 7 WASHINGTON. Oct. 28. (AP) The U.S. Navy announced yesterday that Admiral William "Fechteler. Chief of Naval Opera. tions. left Friday night for Furope for conferences with military leaders. He will meet with General Fisenhower m Paris with Admiral Robert Carney m Naples and with the61 words
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64 1951-10-29 7 BUENOS AIRES. Oct. 28. (Reuter) Senora Eva Peron, sick and sobbing, told Argentinians m a bedside broadcast yesterday "each vote for Peron m next "month's general^ election will be a n act of love.'' Speaking slowly and brokenly from hor bedside. President Juan64 words
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193 1951-10-29 7 AMIENS, Oct. (Arj i.eon ivieurani, a nauusumr, bogus nobleman. wa s condemned to death last night for the murder six years ago of a real-life Countess the beautiful Moussia Souty de Chalom. The verdict of the Court wrote the final chapter to one193 words
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97 1951-10-29 7 ATLANTA. Georgia. Oct. 28. (UP) Roger Smallwood walked into Atlanta police station and surrendered yesterday bringing to a close a three-day hunt foi the second man wanted m connection with the "death market sales of the poisonous moonshine that killed 35 persons. The 24-year-old97 words
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70 1951-10-29 7 Churchill To Be Quizzed On Big 3 Meet LONDON, Oct. 28 (Reuter) —Mr. Winston Churchill will be questioned on his plans for a Big Three meeting early m the new Parliament. Norman D. Dodds, Labour Member for Dartford, Kent, yesterday announced 'he would "ask the Prime Minister if and when70 words
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175 1951-10-29 7 EDMONTON, ALBERT A, Oct. 28, (IP) —Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived m Edmonton, "gateway to the north," aboard their special train yesterday and were greeted by a cheering crowd of some 25,000 persons massed at the railroad station. The crowd swelled175 words
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Article547 1951-10-29 7 LONDON, Oct. 28, (Reuter) —Here are brief pro* files of the new Ministers m Mr. Churchill's Cabinet: SIR DAVID MAXWELL FYFE: Former Conservative Attorney General and one of Britain* leading advocates, crowned a brilliant legal career by his work as Deputy Chief Prosecutor at the547 words
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Article75 1951-10-29 7 The lineup m Mr. Winston Churchill's Cabinet is as follows: Prime Minister and lie fence Minister: Mr. Winston Churchill. Foreign Secretary and Deputy Prime Minister: Mr Anthony Lden. Chancellor of the Lvhe quer. Mr. Richard A Butler Common wealth Relations General Lord Ismay. Lord President of Count il:75 words
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115 1951-10-29 7 MP Predic ts Labour Swing To The Left LONDON. Oct 28 (AFPI Left-wins Labour leadei Rid d Crossman predicted toda. I .1 the Labour Party would v v to the left :i!id official ly .< Aneurin Bevan'i platform 1 1 from now. Crossman. re-elected a t Cbvcn try. was speaking115 words
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104 1951-10-29 7 LONDON, Oct 28. (Reuter) Two actions for libel ai.-i Iqt slander are pending m I aftermi.th of the British Gene i I Elections. Mr. Winston Churchill the new Prime Minister ls suing "i« independent Leftwmg D. j Mirror. The Conservative Associs. I of West104 words
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Miscellaneous34 1951-10-29 7 -^pm WAN INTERIOR V, PAN TATTCWN©f P...f I DECORATOR? J_±_ Kl£l EXTERIOR W 1 g^gl WHAT ARE YOU h_*ywm\ [WYZ^^ 1^ DECORATOR V ,{zZZ< a^ mmm mmm§ 9 m\\\\\\\\\\\\\m\\\\m^mmm\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\m^~~~~~m\ ____!Z^-^^^ i^_-_»— m mm MM^^jg^gjgmjgJg|^J34 words
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Article36 1951-10-29 8 MEMBERSHIP m co-operatives owned and controlled by farmers In the United States reached almost ......MUXd) m 1950. an inciease of over 1949. At least out of five U.S farmers are now members of co-operatives.36 words
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Article395 1951-10-29 8 London As Chief Mart Is Foreseen By A Special Correspondent MALAYAN markets opened the week m buoyant mood and strengthened as Election Day approached, and wilh ihe publication of early results on Friday m both commodity counters and industrials, went ahead to levels which for some395 words
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Article, Illustration198 1951-10-29 8 Standard Aviation Reporter CARRYING a couple of spare shirts and a stock of goodwill scrolls. United States Congressman Peter Mack, will arrive m Singapore early next month m a light plane m which he i- making a round-the-world solo audit. 1 Mack will deliverA.P. - 198 words
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Article217 1951-10-29 8 AMERICAN foreign trade and j investment operations will be| the subject of a three-day dis- cussion m New York this wee!; whan the National Fore!": 1 Trade Council holds its :.Bth annual con- vention The speakers will include ambassadors from Australia. Cuba the Netherlands and217 words
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72 1951-10-29 8 MOSCOW. Oct (AP):— The Soviet Union report. 5 r hat se\ien industries had failed to meet then state-set production quotas during the third quarter of this year. They were:— Timber 90 per cent cotton growing 83 per cent.; communications equipment 99 per cent heavy72 words
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Article268 1951-10-29 8 Jimah Rubber Estates Ltd.. Profit for the year ended June 30 this year. was $258,504 «78.3 per cent.) from which a dividend of GO per cent, is recommended. Wet liquid assets at balancing date came to $254,085 or 76.9 cents per share. The Company has also an investment268 words
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Article392 1951-10-29 8 ludustrials. Fraser and Neave $4 .15 to $4.24. Gammon $2.80. Hammer $40.25 $40.50 Hongkong Bank Colonial Register $826 to $BJB. Malayan Breweries $5.45 to $5.55. Malayan Cement 40c. McAlister $40.50. Robinson $4.00. Straits Steamship $22.75 to $23.25. Straits Times 54.12J aad $4.15. Straits Trading $23.50 to $24.00.392 words
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Article56 1951-10-29 8 MOTOR vehicle production ia the United States this week uriil 115.119 units. Automotive News reports incl. .ding 91.181 cars a d 23 93-? trucks m the total Last week 59.548 cars a^d 24,,.,">8 trucks were built In tne com .arable week .>. 1950. the factories56 words
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Advertisement281 1951-10-29 8 STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTO. WEST COAST MALAYA I Hong Soon tor P. Barge Oct 30 Vessel tor Muar Weekly v -r i d w .1 Hong Tot for Rengat Nov 7 Vessel for Molocco Twice Weekly) o r. Hong Thong for Pagan Vessel tor Port O.ckson... Weekly Api pi M281 words
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Advertisement410 1951-10-29 8 __H-___|.^S "MALATA- to, Bangkok 0,,< M**. "MEONIA" far Bo^fik tiV"" "-V-H N "KINA" for Bangkok H O 4 tt ttN H^ "KAMBOOIA" for "Bangkok' f D,e Hongkong. Kobe Yo^ oharna a ln "INDIA" for Bangkok, iw Jm kong, Kobe Vokohomo IT 9o "JUTLANDIA" for Bunked G 26-2/ Oct SAILINGS FRO-v410 words
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466 1951-10-29 9 A 'Democrat' Tilts At Member System I- I 1 I J. If towards it of the pj sive and Labour Parties ire lite logical; but I must i mments here to lfa a■ .jj ran thus: ii inviting a fe v members building v new ll Ihe area of is466 words
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Letter103 1951-10-29 9 Sir. Referring to the •'pruning" of expenditure m connection with the 1952 Budget will the Legislative Councillors please note that m my opinion their own allowances of $500 a month should be pruned. It is useless to talk of serving the public when they are enriched to the extent103 words
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Letter327 1951-10-29 9 to m Hini imI ership D tics are fits oce on I He that an "50.000 9 I least who su; acting c diftlkll. _r lid oe 950 000 E •---•.<_ h is a w h .c I Freti imen Add 10.1 tc c err< r327 words
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Letter55 1951-10-29 9 ADVICE FOR COLOUR BAR' I should for it. for showing I puraned The likes th th and they are -a Bar should not I his riesl ie Pi it st the r. s a tntry. wbc cm j racial Malaya Is fail appeal this fail or tai to tative is55 words
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Letter41 1951-10-29 9 i stn i g „(*ii. r. Lt\-J uf II SlaSt] Qfl the Kandang 1 Scheme sh< rt i f a c mothers the civic sense *y e Olcials ~:-sed if fan the oe other I the last nd eader41 words
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Letter390 1951-10-29 9 Sir: The method of upgrading stenographers m Government Service is as thoughtless as it is unsatisfactory. If a stenographer, no m-.tter what his experience, passes his 120 words exam which incidentally allows for 6 per cent, mistakes, he jumps his efficiency bar. He enters his special390 words
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1177 1951-10-29 9 Make Teaching Here More A ttractive RECENTLY the Federax tion Member for Education \v..s reported to have expressed grave concern over the reluctance of the best students ol Malaya's premier school to join the teaching profession. Anyl :.e who has been intimately connected with the schools know that the best1,177 words
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347 1951-10-29 9 Sir, Does one ever pause to ponder awhile the future of the thousands of children one sees daily entering and leaving the school-gates morning and evening? It is stiil too early fer them or their guardians to worry about this until the time comes when347 words
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Miscellaneous62 1951-10-29 9 <^ma^_ I YOU WON *4 AT [GAMBLERS NEVER GET 'V^ -r**K ~ZZZ— -ZT^WmmmS wuai vn// tu^iw. }j£rSs POKER? OH, WALDO, RICH! EVEN WHEN THEY E N™^T7T7r^>_jSM .vm «Xr^ P^ 7v N^l> dW^r^X THAT'S SHAMEFUL' WIN. THEY SPEND IT_V R MZ. 9^; y EAH ?>-lM >IM GOING TO BUY y^ 1562 words
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Article149 1951-10-29 10 Jeasine Varsal - Jeasine Varsal S3 J TODAY'S FORECAST:— Here, at last, is an excellent individual ila.. without discords A lav >urable climate for brain work, practical ideas and intui tion. for sains arising from busj ness Interviews. A good time for business trips, journeys connect ed with study,149 words
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Article, Illustration786 1951-10-29 10 Bill webb Jones - Of men and music Bill webb Jones YY/ITH the news that a new All-American Band is on its way to Singapore, to appear at the popular and tastefully decorated Capitol Ballroom and Restaurant, local swingsters will be looking to their laurels. Certainly we have no lack of talent m Malaya,786 words
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Article806 1951-10-29 10 DISCIPLINE has probably raised more comment than the Ground Nut Scheme. It has been cursed m different tongues since the first soldier met his Drill N.C.O. During the last war many doggy curses were added to the list ot profanities when the civilian dogs806 words
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1160 1951-10-29 10 Jan Star In Paris UK League Soccer Positions PARIS (AFP) rhe French capital has been playing host to the Jaoa a c s c motion pictures stai Shirlej Yamaquchi who arrived m Pari* tram the United Stales whe_e she n laved the leading part pi me just-completed Bollywood picture 'East1,160 words
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Miscellaneous229 1951-10-29 10 CROSSWORD FOR PLEASURE ;JT NEW SERIES -No. 7 B— Matures S^siiui. i 2 13,I 3, F p P in FTTT""I Greece 14 —Transaction IZ is TiT" 15— Citizen ot v s I i 17— Above ana l 9 TS Jt touching 18— Captures -3 1 a.<a_n o /yy iq 19229 words
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Miscellaneous449 1951-10-29 10 bn The Air KADIO MAI At A SIJ\t,APOKL FNtiLISH PKOLiKA-Yllvlfc 484 ill .V 41 m a tu. Housewives Choice: 10 a m l.mergencv News (K.L.I: 10.05 Albert Sack His Orchestra; I p.m Jack Fina Orchestra David Street: I News: 1.45 Home on the Range; p.m. Victorian Ballr.om; tM Band ot449 words
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Article107 1951-10-29 11 MILAN. Oct. 28 (AP) Egypt held a narrow lead over the United States today at the midway mark of the 1951 World Weightlifting Championships here. General Standings were: Egypt 12 points; United States 11: Persia 8; Denmark 3; and Britain 1. World champions already crowned107 words
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Article115 1951-10-29 11 WIMBLEDON, Oct. 27, (Reuter) Eddie Choong 21-year-old Malayan from Penang, retained his men's singles title m the Wimbledon open badminton tournament here tonight when he defeated a fellow countryman, Johnnie Heah, 15 6, 15 2 m the final. Without extending himself, Choong, who is reading115 words
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Article514 1951-10-29 11 Grandstand Finish By Fulham Fails LONDON, Oct. 27 (Reuter).-Arsenal, bidding for their seventh English soccer championship m the club's history, nearly received a setback today. Lying second m the premier League one point behind Bolton Wanderers they craped home 4—3 against their London neighbours Fulham, after514 words
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Article, Illustration548 1951-10-29 11 LONDON, Oct. 27 (Reuter) Two England selectors were among the crowd of 5,000 who saw Coventry retain their unbeaten record m overcoming Harlequins by one dropped goal and one try to nothing. It was Harlequins first reverse of the season. Guiding genius behindStandard - 548 words
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302 1951-10-29 11 LONDON, Oct. 28 (Reuter) It will Ik- a Umg chance if Britain redeems past -golfing failures and at Pinehurst, North Carolina, on Friday and Sunday, Nov. 2 and 4, defeats America for the Ryder ..up. The British professionals have never won the famous international302 words
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Article57 1951-10-29 11 new YORK, Oct 27. (Reuter): Joe Louis, former World Heavyweight champion, a/bo was decisively beaten by Rocky Marciano here last night. will carry out an exhibition tour of Japan next month, it was announced tonight. Louis will leave for Seattle, Washington on November 10 and then57 words
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Article240 1951-10-29 11 LONDON. Oct. 27, (Reuter.— A record Held will probably line ap Un the anil idget lire Handicap at Newmarket next Wednesday Probable starteni with present riding arrangements are Peter Flower too ledcey), Rock and Rye (no jockey), R:s;ng Flame 'G Littlewood), Tudor Castle (E Mercer;. Fast net Rock240 words
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Article129 1951-10-29 11 PALM SPRINGS, Calif- mim, Oct. 27. (LP. Ted Schroeder has decided U> <v<*ept «'.r_ jr.** station to :ho United States Do-eia Cup team. Captain Tn.v,k Shields annoum ed today Scbroedei had told Shields when nomination w ;i. made two weeks ago thai N would not be lb129 words
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Advertisement550 1951-10-29 11 ACKNOWLhDGMfc.NI j Evans Co tender thanks and appreciation to busi- ness friends u f all communities for theii respects to the late Mr. Joseph Ev;>ns. X J< C. Evans wishes to thank all personal friends |of his late Father for their j kindness and sympathy. tenders" i city council of~550 words
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Miscellaneous337 1951-10-29 11 ALL THE RESULTS .LONDON, Oct. 27 (Reuter) Port Vale 1. Colchester 1. Today's soccer results: Reading 1. Norwich 1. ,r. r P nivicm Southend 2. Bristol Rovers 1. LEAGUE DIVISION I Torquay 1. Leyton Orient 1. Arsenal 4 Fulham 3. LEAGUE DIVISION 111 (North) Aston Villa 3 Preston 2. Bradford337 words
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Article, Illustration1172 1951-10-29 12 Frazer-Nash Cracks Cooper's Record Time REGGIE TREVOR who rode down from Ipoh t > compete, >ci uj» fastest lime al the Singapore Motor (Hub's Gap hill climh yesterday while winning the unlimited capacity motorcycle event on his incenl <>«>»_ Jr.. or climbed (he hillStandard - 1,172 words
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Article64 1951-10-29 12 IPOH. Sun. The 50-mile le road race from Ipoh to Kampar and back was won by Abdul Rahman of Ipoh who l Kama! bin Jalil and Toman. Taylor a thrilling finish. Abdul Rahman established a r.e.v Perak record, the time *>-"•._*: Iwo hours 2.1 minutes 5264 words
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Article136 1951-10-29 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun A. erttng their superiority after being even m the ttr- r, the Tamilians Association ■le »ted the Combined Chinese l al M,< ter on Prinoe. Road ground today. Benjamin, who scored four r>. ror the Tamilians, was S^a lattd «HI man on the136 words
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Article70 1951-10-29 12 BARCELONA. Oc: 28, \P> Juan Manuel Fangi of' Argentina, driving an Alf a Romeo won the Grand Prix of Spain r a M?- today and with ix h e iy_»l World Championship. Fangio's countryman. F. Gonzalez, diving a Ferrari, finished second 55 seconds behind making it70 words
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161 1951-10-29 12 AW ATH All SINGH, Malaya', ace cyclist a*ai„ proved that he can trim himself to shape for hi* races by w_o». ng ihepneffine 62A-milc Mooter Cop race from -l others at Im, Cho Kang Road yesterday. The race w mn hv the Singapore C.R.A.161 words
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Article255 1951-10-29 12 LONDON, Oct. 28 (Reuter)— -England's weak displays m her first two internationals of the season m which she only drew with France and Wales has revived one of the most controversial of soccer subjectsSome football followers believe that British teams would do better it*255 words
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Article115 1951-10-29 12 MANILA. Oct. 28: (Reuter). —The visiting M.C.F.A. this evening scored an overwhelming victory over a selection of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines by 10 goals to nil at the Rizal Memorial Football Field. Outstanding performer for the visitors was Awang Bakar. centre forward r £o115 words
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Article82 1951-10-29 12 KLUANG. Sun. In a thrilling soccer match, Singapore's Kota Raja XI drew one-all with a Combined Kluang XI today. A large crowd was present to watch he encounter which was arranged by the Kluang Sports Council to raise funds to assist the family of the82 words
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Article117 1951-10-29 12 BOURNEMOUTH B. P last night entered the final of the junior inter-club championships defeating Marigold 4-1. Their opponents have not been determined as the other semi-final tie between Flower and Merrytime was postponed due- to blackout. Best game of the night was the Lim Ong Huat-Abas Wahab117 words
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Article226 1951-10-29 12 IN the first round replay of the Sanderson Cup Rugby match. Far East Flying Boat Wing XV beat Royal Air Force (Kuala Lumpur) by six points (2 penalties) to three (a penalty) at RAF Seletar yesterday. In a close game with numerous penalties, the226 words
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Article374 1951-10-29 12 VICTORIES FOR NEGRI SINGAPORE Malacca Hockey Tournament MALACCA, Sun. Singapore ami Negri were winners m today's games m the inter stale quadrangular tournament, played m ideal weather the matches produced hockey of a very high standard. In the first game, Negri Sembilan, without the Sheik brothers, Mustapha, Ali and Osman,374 words
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Article83 1951-10-29 12 KOTA BAHRU. Sun. t n a fast and thrilling inter -state soccer Trengganu again beat Kelantan by 4 2. Kelantan started well and scored first with a penalty taken by Rahman. Ali equalis*ed before half time. Trenggau monopolised play m the second ha'.f to score three goals83 words
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Article118 1951-10-29 12 TMS Win 8 .3 In KL Rugby KUALA LUMPUR. Si i. Tuanku Muhammad S hool Kuala Pilah. defeated C ifford School, Kuala Lipis. at tugby by eight points to three on the Victoria Institution ground here today. The game was eve- !v contested TMS led at half t ie with118 words
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107 1951-10-29 12 Bookmakers Win Isse £3 If Gayowen Wins LONDON. Oct. _8 .Router) Bookmakers Utreeghout Britain are pray me that an outsider Mill U :n up m the uabrMgesfeire Handicap to h e run over mm mile, one furlon; M Newmarket Heath n<*xt Wednesday. October _>1. The reason for this is that107 words
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Article94 1951-10-29 12 SEREMBAN, Sun. Setancar M.,| the final of the Saltan's Gold Lvi v., with a 4-0 tartar* aver V-ri "">!•• I adang here „,1.,. 7; contested ti ute; fvl i j cracked s centre-fon. ressfi thrc the Se I the main S P flu* ftl94 words
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Article29 1951-10-29 12 ROTTERDAM. Oct. 27. (Reuter Holland and Finland drew then* soccer international here today, each scoring four goals. At halftime they were level with two goals each.29 words
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Article186 1951-10-29 12 IPOH. Sun— A solita by D. Sella. _> m the Unit enab:ed the Se ang hockey team to beat Penang counterparts m the triangular tournament now >• played m [poh. Played En brilliant weather. the Selangor a omen h• it their best and it186 words
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Advertisement119 1951-10-29 12 I DOES YOUR ffl DICTATING A YOU? V^ f-TR>fn <?£ DETAILS WDM Of THE NEW DICTAPHONE TIME-M^m RON!?-. LUMPUR SINGAPORE HUw*W (ESTABLISHED 45 YEARS IW MAIAYA M^J FOR OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY I have served the lewrlier. Ir.Mh if I share the pride taken h> m» itoll aara119 words
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Page 12 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous31 1951-10-29 12 iTIMBraf HIGH TIDES at the principal resorts m Malaya: TODAY A M PM Singapore 9.49 g l» Malacca fi.4l 7 07 Port Dickson 5.22 54g Port Sham 4.03 4!30 Penang 11.4231 words
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