Singapore Standard, 13 February 1952
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Title Section15 1952-02-13 1 Singapore Standard VOL. II NO. 226. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS15 words
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Article, Illustration49 1952-02-13 1 photo IN a colourful, traditional ceremony by Officers of Arms in London last Friday,, the accession of Queen Elizabeth II was proclaimed. Picture shows Sir Arthur Cochrane, Clarenceaux King of Arms, reading the proclamation to the people of London at the Royal Exchange. MirrorMirror - 49 words
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223 1952-02-13 1 Standard Staff Reporter lOCS DEALERS in both Singapore and Federation of Malaya may be ilfewed to rcswne the importation oi free market Siamese rue during the middle of next month, The Standard learnt yesterday. [I |g undei i that an allocation oi 30,000223 words
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Article78 1952-02-13 1 Li UN BXPOI nd r;ducts fi S ga- said C h a tLab II Me l > ">- Distri t i the Leg <- D terd the usual i enta En all Qm exp I |jU 0 i litii h are :y>v'.y." he s lid78 words
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Article91 1952-02-13 1 LONDON Feb 12 (Reuter)— Britain's exports in January leached a record value of £250,--000,000, the Board oi Trade estimated today. This was six per cent higher than the monthly average for the second half of 1951. Total imports in January were £:?.T7.20f>.000 continuing at the high91 words
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73 1952-02-13 1 HEAVY rain over Kallang Airport last night forced the diversion of a Malayan Airways Dakota from Kuala Lumpur to 'ho R.A.F. aerodrome at Tengah. The Dakota made two attempts to land On Kalians airstrip, but visibility was too poor. At the Mountbatten Road73 words
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Article129 1952-02-13 1 LONDON'. Feb. 12 (Reuter i London's Australian-born Lord Mayor. Sir Leslie Boyce. today presented the King's police medal to Col. Arthur Edwin Young who leaves tomorrow to reorganise Malaya's police force. Co!. Young. 45. who did organising job last year in the Qold Coast. received129 words
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Article225 1952-02-13 1 4 Die In Bandit Ambush Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMFfcRTTtIGS*"" A semi-armoured car travelling on a remote estate in the Kuala Selangor District of Selangor was attacked by 20 bandits at 2.30 p.m. today. They threw grenades from high ground over-looking the track. The driver was killed outright when the225 words
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127 1952-02-13 1 LONDOS. Feb. 12 (AP) "Youthful and alone, she stood (it the table to address them." Thus the Archbishop of York, Dr. Cyril Garbett, described to the House of Lords last night how Elizabeth II took her oath as queen before members of the Privy127 words
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Article96 1952-02-13 1 Nye May Replace MacDonald LONDON. Feb. 12 (AP) Well qualified sources said last night that Mr. Malcolm MacDonald. Commissioner General for Southeast Asia, is expected to be replaced by Lt.-Gen. Sir Archibald Nye. Gen Nye, British High Commissioher'in India, has just given up his post. an announcement from the Commonwealth96 words
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117 1952-02-13 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Federation Immigration authorities have enforced strict restriction on travel from Malaya to Hongkong. All persons in the Federation whether British subjects or British protected persons, applying for passports to travel to Hongkong must have very good reasons to do117 words
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Article96 1952-02-13 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Feb. 12— Britain should raise a Chinese division as well as a Malay division equipped on a lighter scale than one required for normal warfare, proposes the military correspondent of The Times this morning. He fears "Malaya might become a suction pipe96 words
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Article36 1952-02-13 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Feb. 12.— Lumut Rubber Estates are earning a dividend of 25 per cent for 105 1 the highest rate since 1926-27, according to Sir Erir MacFtdyen's report publish#4 this morning.36 words
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Article, Illustration21 1952-02-13 1 Radio picture oj the King lying in state with Guard Honour in Westi ■■'< r Ha21 words
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Article589 1952-02-13 1 LONDON, Feb. 12 (AP)— ln the hushed dimness of Graf Westminster Hall, the people of Britain began filing in rndless lines today past the body of their dead King. The men bowed and the women eurtsied their last reverent tribute to their monarch lying in state589 words
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Article78 1952-02-13 1 IN ORDER U observe the funeral day of King George VI Friday, February 13, as a solemn occasion, the Governor has declared It a public holiday. All public offices and courts will be closed on that day. At 19.30 a.m. a memorial service will be held78 words
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329 1952-02-13 1 LONDON' Peb 12 (Reuter)— More than 10,000 men of the Koyal Navy. Army and Royal An Force will line the route oi King George Vis Funeral procession as it passes through the streets of London on it.s way to Wn.dsoi for burial on Friday.329 words
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Advertisement80 1952-02-13 1 Hews Inside inquiry. fenS(li^p i2 UOV¥.. By Or, Hill~*P. WO SlUltip: übbei Leaders**. 9 jjjpyUwiotia &i 'tina* QJ S.P.H.deSILVA I /P/kP mII I COOPER CAR BREAKS 12 WORLD'S I RECORDS m 50 miles, 100 Km, 1 hour, 100 miles, 200 Km. Km 50 miles, 100 Km, 1 hour, 100 miles,80 words
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Advertisement70 1952-02-13 1 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Feb. 12. The following arc the closing prices of rubber and tin on tht London Market »*doy: LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN spot i«n. **>» #;»i _Mt Mar. l«l««. buyor., 1982, wHers. Apr /Jur»« |sid. Thr«« months: £981 July/Sept. Mid. buyers, £982, scllfrs.70 words
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Advertisement26 1952-02-13 1 FERGUSON QUA(i !T Jt»*prr«fiitaU%es W. G. THURSTON CO. Singapore A K. LuMpor f Theif qo on WHITE /2tffJ stotJ Out" J -q "S^aa^^T***- L W^S b^bTL26 words
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Article, Illustration102 1952-02-13 2 FOR the length of their stay in Singapore, T Ah Oui. this pedigreed French poodle, will only occasionally see his companions in adventure. Miss Gearey Biddlecombe. (left) Mrs. Jane McLean and Miss Helen Dagron. For although T Ah Oui has shared all their outings inMobile Foto Studio - 102 words
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Article115 1952-02-13 2 'Bigger Dept. Is Needed Anti-Gfvatt Standard Stall Reporter WHAT IS needed in Singapore to tackle the question of graft is an Anti Corruption ,J)epartmeiit run "on a bigger scale than the present Anti Corruption SubBranch of the CM).,' 1 said the Commissioner of Police. Mr. J. Pennetatherr.vans. yesterday. He a115 words
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137 1952-02-13 2 Gave False Evidence, SC Is jailed FOR GIVING false evi dence i a ju licial proceeding, 26- |Mo id Said bin Sullen a i onstable, was sen- in the Singapore Third Ct minal D strict Court yesterday to sis months 1 rigorous His Mr Harry Wee, ged not ot appeal.137 words
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Article58 1952-02-13 2 A VOL'NG man. Hoe Eng Thia:r!. who robbed a sundry good< shopkeeper of $500 in cash and a gold bracelet was sentent ed to six years' rigorous imprisonment at the Singapore Assizes yesterday by Mr Justice Knight. A second accused, Poh Chye Ik. was discharged58 words
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Article46 1952-02-13 2 Profited On Cigs., 13 Fined LIM KEE KWEE. a cigarette dealer a: Geylang Road, was fired S4O in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday. for selling packet of cigarettes five cents b>>ve the controlled price. Twelve other dealers were also fined $35 each for similar offences.46 words
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119 1952-02-13 2 Taxi Law: Absurd, Says Magistrate A TAXI registered and licensed in Malacca can bring passengers from the Federation into Singapore, but a taxi registered and licensed in Johor^ cannot do to, "This is perfectly absurd," remarked City Police Magistrate Mr. K.J.L. Jamie san when this information was given him by119 words
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504 1952-02-13 2 GIVING its findings in the Singapore High Court yesterday, the Marine Inquiry into the stranding of the m.v. Torina censured the Master of the vessel for not taking eross-bearings and also for navigating the ship 100 close to Pulau Mania, but decided that no certificates fehould504 words
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463 1952-02-13 2 Standard Staff Reporter A STRONG PLEA to the young men of Singapore to take up the skilled trades fc% with a *iew to recapturing the real craftsmanship of the old days" *as made yesterday hy Mr. E. A. Gardiner, retiring Director of The463 words
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Article48 1952-02-13 2 THE MEETING of the proposed Angling Association which was scheduled to be held on Feb. 15 has been postponed to Feb. 22 as the funeral of King George VI takes place that day. Prospective members are asked to meet at 7 p.m. at the Singapore Y.M.C.A.48 words
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136 1952-02-13 2 SERVICES will be held in Singapore churches, temples and synagogues on Friday, Feb. 15, the day of the King's funeral: Cathedral of the Good Shepherd: Service will begin at 9 a.m. In all other Catholic churches services will start at 7 a.m. St. Andrew's136 words
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Article, Illustration116 1952-02-13 2 STAFF SEBGEANT Baba bin Noordin was a very proud man yesterday. He one of the few men in Singapore who had broadcast over 8.8.C. Making the 45-set-ond broadcast was the "hardest" thing he did «ii his 19 years in the Police Force, he said. "I116 words
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Article95 1952-02-13 2 A CALL to give aided English school teachers in Singapore retiring benefits comparable to those given to Government school teachers was made yesterday by Mr. C. R. Dasaratha Raj. Labour Legislative Councillor. Mr. Raj has tabled questions on this subject for the Council meeting next Tuesday.95 words
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Article151 1952-02-13 2 FOUR SINGAPORE cobblers, Chan Moh Phon, Ow Yon Chow, Liew Hoi Nam and Lira Yew Hong, were each fined $10 for obstruction of the five-foot way when they appeared in the City Police Court, yesterday. Two were found operating outside an address in Coleman Street, one151 words
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Advertisement109 1952-02-13 2 the A-/P^ ...Toi* we «ew 52 1^ Standard FEDERATED MOTC L ORCHARD ROAD. SING WEARNE BROS LTD FEDfRATiON KKSB rf\^ i 4&*^ -^t ...7"**— -■^^^rT SOit AGENTS LOTT f. Ca.(*^) LTD .1 jfjfc Bui/a ftfrptcu <*ih UOH-VCb%Mm\ Sangyo Cement Raii^ Ltd HEAD OFFICE Yug*ta Tagtwa It)KYO OFFICE: 2 Oht« mach:109 words
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Miscellaneous75 1952-02-13 2 t] A DOG PATCH HAM IS MAN'S BUT, IT IS Ml_>O A "^J^^J3I ICF AH DiDN T HAVE I B^aTTsHQNG K' J MG&tft m BEST FRIEND. EVERV AMEPtCAN I QUIET, UNDERSTAND^' J MJ^l THET DOG PATCH HAM W AfJ H BOV SHOULD HAVE ONE. NOT 1 COMPAMION. AH GOT SM75 words
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Article328 1952-02-13 3 Expert Suggests Revision Of Our Education Plan Standard Staff Reporter WELFARE, cultural and adult education and allied activities should be entrusted to local government authorities. The local government authorities should also Ik* given as many ancillary education functions as possible. These recommendations are contained in328 words
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328 1952-02-13 3 Standard Staff Reporter REVOLUTION ARY changes in the present set-up of the Singapore i ,is < 'ihiih'H, Improvement Trust, Rural Board, Harbour Board and some nimml departments will be made if the recommendations of the U.K. M rl on Loral Government,328 words
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Article165 1952-02-13 3 i Listica expei Is in the amplea of armour, which were ecently by a Sinai nave determined j are efl< rtive against fired from me Sten the Owen gun. I Ml. |l the same pla tic armour, i: ,we t was found insufflent to .'op the bullets.165 words
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Article24 1952-02-13 3 A YEARjOLD woman. W i Sin, nia lenced ni tre First P Court > three months' rigor- njneni foi managing at Duxton B24 words
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162 1952-02-13 3 FORMER German Communist who is now a rturaliaed American ami number of the American Soriafoi Party, Miw Raefcer, will arrive in Singapore 1( ,,1a> in Ike Omsan m a -hiily of political problems in ibr km*. f British I-v PartJ itten to to >'162 words
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Article39 1952-02-13 3 r w RAJOO i »>« ed in t Singapore First e Hi jrestend i; ben ith wrong! iHT l s I). >:\iisamy i j Velu in tore on Feb 10 He v:iS j bail of $2f>u until Fel*39 words
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Article87 1952-02-13 3 TWENTY-SIX people, including a woman, were each fined $15 in the Singapore First Police Court yesterday when they admitted gambling in a house in River Valley Road on Feb. 11. Cash amounting to $34.70 seized in the raid were paid to the Police Reward Fund. One87 words
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244 1952-02-13 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Straits Chinese British Association of Singapore ha formed a sub-committee of five with power to co-opt more members. to help recruit people into the Civil Defence Services. At the SCBA committee meeting yesterday. Mr Son Ghee Soon,244 words
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Article, Illustration29 1952-02-13 3 London by 48 hours to make mourning hats for the Royal Fa Tnaa'rup who has been the Queen Mothers milUner for the last 20 years, reached here bv Qantas-BOAC.29 words
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Article809 1952-02-13 3 Standard Staff Reporter MAIN recommendations made in Dr L.C. Hill's report on local Government reforms in Singapore briefly are: District Councils be established on the basis of electoral wards to replace the present District Committees in the Rural Board area. Elections to these Councils to be held809 words
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Article206 1952-02-13 3 SHC A MOVE PRAISED Standard Staff Reporter j THE move by the Singapore Hire Car Association to use 1 efficiency badges which will j indicate that the taxi-drivers using them are reliable, drew favourable comment from the Traffic Police Chief and from the chairman of the Singapore Traffic Advisory Committee.206 words
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Article86 1952-02-13 3 THE Government and City Council Labour Union have decided to ask the City Council to consider their demand for 14 days' paid annual leave, in addition to 12 paid holidays every year. This was a resolution passed at the Union's special delegates conference held recently. It86 words
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Article194 1952-02-13 3 Standard Staff Reporter MR. LIM YEW HOCK, Labour Member for Keppel District in the Singapore Legislative Council, will keep a promise with the Government when he introduces a motion at the Council's meeting next week. The motion is to amend the Trade Union Ordinance194 words
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Article108 1952-02-13 3 IN a talk over Radio Malaya last night, Dr. S. H. Aljunied. a local doctor and lecturer in the St. John Ambulance Brigade, said he could not understand why there were so few Malay nurses in the Colony's hospitals. He was even more surprised, he108 words
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Advertisement297 1952-02-13 3 S^^iLior straight bacK.s and sturdy limbs fJS ni/rC m//N If your baby is ted by bottle, pm thould get Ostermilk at once It is the best way to mate your baby grow healthy tnd strong. Ostermilk, with its J s^^^BC3^^^*. added vitamin D and iron, ti iutt fSiSISSSH^i nght for297 words
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Article341 1952-02-13 4 Applications For Permits Refused Standard Staff Correspondent KL ALA LUMPI R, Tues. Two major liolel projects in Kuala Lumpur have been held up indefinitely owing to the Emergency Building Control restrictions. 1 The Park Hotel project, with an estimated capital outlay of $1,000,000, has been put341 words
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Article, Illustration56 1952-02-13 4 Miss M. G. Shakespeare, who arrived in Malaya from the United Kingdom, is now with the Chinese Secretariat. Kuala Lumpur, in charge of the archives. She holds the distinction of being the first officer to join the Federation Government with a first-class degree in Chinese. She pauses from her work56 words
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137 1952-02-13 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— A good idea of how Communist terrorists are feare<! by the peasants in remote areas of Malaya, is given by Mr. Garling, the District Officer, who was dropped in Kampong Belum, North Perak, after the Malayan paratroopers went into action137 words
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Article58 1952-02-13 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Negotiations between the PanMalayan Council of the Stamford Club and the Federation Government on salaries for graduate teachers which began on Wednesday, Feb. 6 and continued on Saturday have adjourned sine die. A joint report of the proceedings is being prepared for58 words
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Article, Illustration298 1952-02-13 4 Standard Staff Correspondent Kl ALA LUMPUR, Tues.— For his brilliant leadership against a j:an» of bandits in Kuala Srlangor on Nov. 17 last, 2 Lt. D. C. Tyson, of lh«' Worcestershire RejiiiiMMit, lias been awarded the Military Ooss. 2/Lt. Tyson and the 12 men under him298 words
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Article83 1952-02-13 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— A Chinese youth, found guilty of supplying food to bandits, was today sentenced to six years' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Justice Taylor at the Supreme Court. The accused. Ng Thing. whose age was verified between 17 and 18 years by the DPP Mr.83 words
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Article93 1952-02-13 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— The Chinese New Year was approaching and Chua Chiang Choo, a 26-year-old vegetable gardener, decided to make $200 by carrying opium from Johore Bahru to Kuala Lumpur. Yesterday Chua was sentenced to 18 months' rigorous imprisonment by President of the Sessions Court, Che93 words
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Article115 1952-02-13 4 He Pledges To Serve All KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Labour Party had their fifth Municipal election rally at Kampong Satu this evening under the cnah-manship of Mr. Lim Teng Ho. The two candidates, Mr. A. Tharmajingam and Mr. Yap Chong Kuen, spoke to the voters and had the support of115 words
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Article153 1952-02-13 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Mr. H. S. Lee, President of the Selangor branch of the Malayan Chinese Association, said today that the recently formed MCA-UMNO accord had the blessing of the presidents of these two organizations—Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan and Tungku Abdul Rahman. He153 words
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Article194 1952-02-13 4 Standard Staff Corrcsooudent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —The 2/6 Gurkhas, operating in Johore. have killed two bandits and wounded two others. The first terrorist was killed by a patrol of the Gurkhas in Segamat yesterday, when he walked into a prepared ambush position. The Gurkhas were acting194 words
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Article162 1952-02-13 4 KUALA LUMPUR rues.— Sir Gerald Templer, the High Commissioner, will attend the memorial service to the King at Mary's Church here on Friday at 10.30 a.m. From 10.15 to 10.25 a.m. the church bell will toll and from 10.:>0 a.m. minute guns will be fired162 words
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Article32 1952-02-13 4 JOHpRE BAHRU. Tues.— A memorial service for the late King George VI will be held at St. Christopher's Church. Jalan Mustapha. Johore Bahru. at 9.30 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 15.32 words
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Article27 1952-02-13 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Supervisor of Elections. Mr. G. Hawkins, gave a broadcast talk over Radio Malaya tonight on "How to Mark the Ballot Paper."27 words
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Article21 1952-02-13 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues State Council has been postThe meeting of the Johore poned from Feb. 27 to March 1.21 words
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Advertisement337 1952-02-13 4 YOUTHFUL VIGOUR refundable on failure «k For Ma«culine Disorders: jffKjHL JL:^#C\ REJUVENATION PILLS AND tJ^ISm •jlr Theft powerful f rerv f toniGS f f«*li Vigour. Nervousness. Premature m Q' ld A e Heart Troubles etc fl hI Recommended by eminent doctor.^ -^mm\ QIL $4 00 per bot For Feminine Di«order«:337 words
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Advertisement163 1952-02-13 4 TODAY ONLY! J J •>»• 1 -45, 4, 6.30 <».,(; ,7 r— "A SONG OF ROMANCE" 1 Mandarin Pictwr^ ttarrUtg U-Lf mo^rM [P^^Wj B^^gS |^Wj^ The QUEEN of the OUTCASTS anil her siW crew of CUTTHROATS I^B plunder their k«v «B^^ across the SEVEN SEAS COLUMBIA presents j&s^ £&s*_■ JON163 words
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Article154 1952-02-13 5 Standard Sutf Correspondent IPOH, Tues. J\\e Standard learnt today that recruiting: for the Volunteer Reconnaissance Force, which is to replace the pre-war FMSVF, will shortly begin. A State Advisory Committee of the VRF has already been constituted with the First Assistant State Secretary, Tph154 words
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Article56 1952-02-13 5 KUALA KANGSAR, Tues.— Three Sikh students Mr. H:irharan Singh, Mr. Naraindar Singh and Mr. Jagdev Singh are going to study medicine at the University of Adelaide in Australia. Mr. Santokh Singh, another student, will join the George Taylor and Staff College to study science for56 words
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Article212 1952-02-13 5 Standard SialT Correspondent iron. Tin*. The IVrak Government Department of Religion ami Malay Custom this morning pardoned ten members of ilu- "Taslim FaitM," an illegal sect «»l the Muslim religion, who look the oath of repentance in a brief sole'mn ceremony held at the Council212 words
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Article67 1952-02-13 5 P E N A N G Tues.— Mr. W g F. C >lebe k. Town Cleansing Superintendent, will represent the Penang Municipal:'/ a' tilt' Atitiiuii C'..tiforence of the Institute of Public Cleansing at Haxrogate while on six months 1 leave in the I nited Kingdom. He will67 words
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Article66 1952-02-13 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Trade Union Congress is to ask Government to protect the workers in the Colony from the clutches of moneylenders who charge exorbitant interest and make people sign promissory notes for amounts much higher than those actually borrowed. Tue T.U.C. will66 words
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Article95 1952-02-13 5 THF. Singapore City Council has sent a message ol condolence to Queen Elizabeth through the Secretary o! State for the Colonies. The message reads: 'The City Count ii oi Singapore submits with humble duty to Her Gracious Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II on her accession to95 words
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Article208 1952-02-13 5 Health Test For Riders I'ENANG, Tnes.— Trf- I sha-riders may have to j undergo a medical examination if a recommendation made by the Municipal Engineers Department Committee is approved by the Councillors at the general meeting held at the e«d of this month. This was stated by Mr. N Ward,208 words
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Article44 1952-02-13 5 Standard Staff Reporter A CHINESE b<>y. Lim Cheng K van. 15 died yesterday at the General Hospital following a fall From a bus at Bencoolen Street ;tt li.4<i p.m. He succumbed to us injuries about five hours after admission to the hospital.44 words
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145 1952-02-13 5 FOR GIVING $60 to driving test officer, Lee Hee Liang (25) clerk employed at the Regimental Paymaster's Office. Nee Soon, was sentenced in the Singapore Relief Court yesterday to one month s rigorous 'imprisonment and a fine of SHOO, in default a farther month145 words
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Article108 1952-02-13 5 Y.M C.A.: Singapore Chess Club 5 p.m. Tennis at Bras Basah Road 5 p.m. Singapore Olympic and Sports Council meeting 5.15 p.m. Malay and Commercial Classes 5.30 p.m. .ludo and body building classes 530 pm. New Beginners Qymnastic classes 5.1J0 p.m. Art Club Life classes 6 p.m. Literacy108 words
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Article194 1952-02-13 5 SUBSTATIONS Singapore liable to load dte#dlHg tixla>:— DAY Beach Boa* Alluiinbr;. Raffles Hotel. Sumoawa Bd.. Paya Lebar Piinm*. n u £V l Pldce. Jalan Bonos, Rangoon R Towner ltd.. s«t:iiikooii K«l- in dyer M«-l»li«T«ton Bd-. k i -niiun ml.. Boundary Bd.. Vio Cbn Kang Rd.. <.o%t. Pgni194 words
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Article281 1952-02-13 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE presence of War Department civilian employees in the Singapore City Council •'it would appear, is being envied by men opposed to the upliftnient of the poorer classes whose advancement is t a menace to vested Interests. This was the comment ottered yesterday by281 words
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229 1952-02-13 5 Civilians Can Get Awards Under The Crisis Injury Law By Liew Mook Yoon, Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues.- A law which has not been fully put into effect, mainly through people's ignorance is the Emergency Injuries Compensation Regulations. Under this Enactment civilians injured or killed through bandit or Communist inspired229 words
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220 1952-02-13 5 PENANG, Tim h. The Radical Parly today charged ih«* Municipality witli inefficiency ami Inadequacy Km operating its transport services in George Town ami called for the improvement of these services to cope with llw growing nmls of the people. The chairman of the party. Mr.220 words
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Article85 1952-02-13 5 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Tues.— A commotion was caused here iasi night when four drunken BORs tried to grab the rifle of an Auxiliary Police Constable, who was on boat duty near the Ruby .Theatre. Another Auxiliary, who was also on beat duty telephoned his headquarter?85 words
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Article73 1952-02-13 5 Standard Staff Reporter TODAY is the anniversary of the day on which the Malay Regiment' distinguished itself in the Battle of Singapore and the occasion will be marked by a radio talk at 7. 10 p.m. by the Regiment's Commandant. Brig. J. R. G. Andre. Tomorrow, at the73 words
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Article26 1952-02-13 5 PENANG, Tues.— Mr. I K F. Earl, will shortly take up duties here as secretary to the i Member for Health, Di iTiang Keng.26 words
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654 1952-02-13 5 4 RE you content with the way you speak A an d write- Are you sure tha you are not making mistakes that cause people to underrate you? Never has th« Importance of good English boen more widely recognised than to-day If von654 words
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Advertisement149 1952-02-13 5 oht »ure of Boord'» p Cat and Barrel on tht t 3~~<^i*k rr^- |ji|i|| [^1 i ttut has beca g TCTItf tiffiaU I''ji£ri1 ''ji£ri roM i unest o«t Gin |3^ MK^Hhl Vm M I mmi m K^ r 111 VKf i^^^fc^ L 1 m m im w w ..^^^^^^MH^^E^ I149 words
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Advertisement254 1952-02-13 5 r O DELICIOUS AND RKFRCSHING MANOFACTUBFD AND IHSTRIIHTF.D BY K. F. Mohamed Ibrahim Co. IB I. SrRAM.OON ROAD. I SINGAPORE S. MALAY FOR BEGINNERS \|ALAY to SO bourt Vam book you require to-dty to learn your national language. The book specially written for English-minded people By HaJI Shamsudin bio Yooaoot254 words
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898 1952-02-13 6 Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Win The People! 'THE remark attributed to Sir Gerald Templer that he could "lick" the Emergency within three months if he had the support of the entire Malayan population behind him is. we hope, not the preface to that easy optimism which some of Si]898 words
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Article915 1952-02-13 6 "HOSPITAL assistants should be on the level of technical assistants because of their more advanced training, greater responsibilities and the more arduous nature of their work." This recommendation was made to the Cowgill Commission by the former Director of Medical and Health Services, Federation of Malaya, Dr. R. B.915 words
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Article537 1952-02-13 6 We the PEOPLE CROWN IS INDIVISIBLE RE EDITORIAL FOWLERIAN MOTE/BEAM EXEYE REMOVING CAMPAIGN SUGGEST TOPLEVEL ORDER RESTRAINT USE GHASTLIEST VERB QUOTE FLAY UNQUOTE STOP ALSO CONSIDER NEWSPAPER FREQUENTLY FLAYING GOVT PROEDUCATION POLICY SHOULD ALL COSTS UPKEEP STANDARD SPELLING VIEW NEWSPAPERS LARGE SPHERE INFLUENCE SuperSTUDENTS COLON CONTAINED IN RECENT BANNERS QUOTE537 words
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Article270 1952-02-13 6 Sir, Mr. John Laycock appears to have a "bee in his bonnet" about premium bonds! I can understand the mentality of the other opponents of premium bond* who oppose them on the grounds that they are lotteries, or semi-lotteries '(although they completely ignore all the lotteries270 words
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Article858 1952-02-13 6 ASTER GUNASEKERA - Assistants Get A Raw Deal ASTER GUNASEKERA Bj first attends to a patient on arrival and performs all functions, including administration of medicine, preparatory to examination by the medical officer. Sixty per cent, of the hospital assistants in the Federation have had more than 15 years service and about 30858 words
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Article240 1952-02-13 6 Sir: The oppositionists have only 2 points to back up their case because (1) Premium Bonds have a certain gambling element and because (2) Premium Bonds may not prove a success. If Premium Bonds are a gamble, all moralists .should not invest their money in shares,240 words
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Advertisement18 1952-02-13 6 Gold Dollar Tea Shum Yip Leong Tea Plantations (minion Iliglilaudt i iii-ii-in in n n n n i18 words
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Advertisement109 1952-02-13 6 NOT THIS OLD WAY—. /SoRRY No OUTSIOE A calls, we're Too Busy I "MODERN I V-i\ TALKING TO Tri tqumx V i»J OURSUV6S!'/ ItLLPHONt 4®^^/^^ IXIHXJM KEEP YOUR SWITCHBOARD FREE FOR CUSTOMERS 1 CALLS !> VARIOUS MODELS NOW AVAILABLE o^^/A> WITH OH WITIIOI T (S^^ A MASTER STATIONS B^B| y109 words
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Miscellaneous18 1952-02-13 6 I USELESS EUSTACE and somehow, Doe, since ■he started to peck at her food. she's a changed woman!"18 words
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Article218 1952-02-13 7 CVealth Nations Prefer To Be Called 'Realms' LONDON, Feh. 12, (AP) Prime Minister Winston Churhill told die House of Commons yesterday that British Common,!i!i countries prefer to he called "realms" rather than "doini- nions." He thus entered into the controversy which has raged since Elizabeth II218 words
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140 1952-02-13 7 LISBON. Feb. 13 cßeuter)— General Eisenhower, Supreme Commander, is gravely concerned at the slow progress in Western defence, an authoritative source said yesterday. Lt. Gen. Gruenther, General Eisenhower's Chief of Staff, told the 12 NATO nations that the Supreme Commander considered Western140 words
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Article72 1952-02-13 7 CAIRO, Feb. 12, (AP)— The pro-Waf&st newspaper, Al Misri, which claims the highest circulation in the Middle East, was ordered not to appear today by the censor-general, it was announced last night. Al Misri, which supports the party of ex-Premier Nahas Pasha, has failed to comply72 words
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109 1952-02-13 7 Stand. ird London Correspondent LONDON, F«-b. I>— Britain has suggested that Ausi. i be approai hrd to supply troops for Indo China. i stgeatt— wno first made to the late Marshal I ittrr de T assign v during his conference here with Imperial Gcaerml109 words
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222 1952-02-13 7 US GET TOUGH' POLICY LONDON, Feb. 12, (Keuter).— A radio statement i»\ Mr. John 1 -'aster Dulles, that the I nited States ought not to leave the Chinese mainland under Communist rontrol may accentuate the political storm in Britain )(UT the policy in the222 words
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160 1952-02-13 7 NSAN, Fi b 12 (AP] mmunisi I lay an- r n revisii g endai f.»r tbc Korean treaty K re 10 i »1 N«nn U e I Iw de egatea sc of a 35-min iti ble soluti item nve of ..de will be preevised160 words
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Article37 1952-02-13 7 BRUSSELS. Fti). 12 (UP)— H m Government was ed by I vote of 91 to 84 lament today for its de- |q send King Baudi to London for the funeral George, There was tention.37 words
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72 1952-02-13 7 U S Rejects UK Proposal For Probe In Burma WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 (Beuter) The State Depart- ::as rejected a British neattoa that a United Na- mission should investie rhe activities of Chinese tkxialist guerillas in Burma. e State Department man, Mr. Michael J. Mcnott, said last ni^ht that U was72 words
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Article44 1952-02-13 7 H ONGK O« Feb. 12 I AAPJ Satisfaction work done in Malaya ore by lumbers of en's Royal Array xpre < d by Brip. irj ?oul tbed, Direcof R .-1 arrival hew pert ion visit I W aa ADC to rg« VI44 words
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Article31 1952-02-13 7 INGTON F< ii 12. lAP> D pari nent said U nd c ibta For- M s been i Pep:u ti »eot Loyalty ■rnniilp Board, bul «t iil M-31 words
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Article47 1952-02-13 7 LONDON, Fel>. «<"*>— The Foreign Office said today that Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden will confer with Abdel Fattah Amr Pasha, Egyptian Ambassador here tomorrow. He is due to arrive here today to attend the funeral of King George VI as King Farouk's representative.47 words
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Article81 1952-02-13 7 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.~No »rther coated with bandits has been m;.de by unite ol ttwe Malayan Scouts who were <1!«>pp"« g air in North Perak on SatUr They were patrolHpg the Junetc in the vicinity of the recent drop, and bav« located b" 1di81 words
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129 1952-02-13 7 TOKYO, Feb. 12, (AP)— Red China's propaganda blasts against British Hongkong have recently taken on an ominous pattern of increasing intensity. The latest blast, coming from the Peking radio last night, said the "British imperialists have occupied Hongkong for over a 100 years" and129 words
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130 1952-02-13 7 LONDON, Feb. 12 (Reuter) Lord Samuel, Liberal leader in the House of Lords, yesterday praised King George Vl's "sincere goodwill and sound .common sense'' at a critical point in Britain's relations with India. He was paying tribute with other Peers to the late130 words
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Article, Illustration126 1952-02-13 7 QUEEN ELIZABETH II PROCLAIMED— The accession of Queen Elizabeth II was proclaimed with traditional ceremony by Officers of Arms in London on Feb. 8. The first reading of the Proclamation was at St. James's Palace and the procession then moved through the London streets lined by troops to make theAP - 126 words
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315 1952-02-13 7 ISMAILIA, Feb. 12, (Reuter). Lieutenant-General Sir George Erskine, British Commander in the Canal Zone, said yesterday that he would keep his troops in the Canal zone particularly Ismailia "for a very long time to come." h He believed315 words
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Article144 1952-02-13 7 RANGOON. Feb. 12. (Reuter) —United States economic aid to Burma will shortly be resumed as a result of Burma's acceptance yesterday of the Mutual Security Act, which has replaced the Economic Co-operation Administration scheme. Aid was temporarily suspendedlast month after Burma refused to144 words
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Article139 1952-02-13 7 WASHINGTON, Feb. 12, (AP)— Secret service cases involving threats against President Truman already have increased 33 per cent this fiscal year which still has until June 30 to run. Mr. U.E. Baugman, chief of the Secret Service, charged with guarding the President, told the House Appropriations139 words
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Article136 1952-02-13 7 NAIROBI. Feb. 12, (AP)— The Governor of Kenya received the following message from the Queen "On returning to England. my husband and I send our warmest thanks to you and to the people of Kenya for the wonderful welcome you gave us cXiring our visit. Although136 words
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Article370 1952-02-13 7 Standard Music Critic THOSE members of the public who braved last night's inclement weather to hear the first recital by the young French pianist, Germaine Mounier, in the Victoria Memorial Hall were rewarded with an evening .of magnificent music Our City's fifth-rate concert grand piano invariably370 words
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Article73 1952-02-13 7 Standard Staff Correspondent ALOR STAR, Tues.— The Kedeh Youth Council kept its Youth Week wtih the screening of films of youth activities. The chairman, Inche Syed Zainal Abidin said that the youth movement in this country had 'suffered an irreparable loss ty the death of King73 words
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Article29 1952-02-13 7 LONDON. Feb. 12 CHeuter)Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, Supreme Commander of the Aliied Forces !n Western F,irope, will come to London from Paris on Thursday, Feb. 14.29 words
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Advertisement15 1952-02-13 7 The Robin Hood cycle offers ROBINSON Co., Ltd. Incorporated in S'pore. Singapore and Kuala Lumpur15 words
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Miscellaneous40 1952-02-13 7 fif 1 I I /good idea-J Iwe can write our BT we'll call. W HEY— WHO r-H* »r ~^v/ LET'S MAKE NAMES BACKWARDS- f OURSELVES THE I INVITED YOU J LET'S XUP SECRET NOBODV WILL &ET^ |SBCRBT TW 'IN j40 words
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295 1952-02-13 8 Wing Sang A llowed To Resume Voyage HONGKONG, Feb. 12 (AB)— Unidentified pi rales who held uj> ihe 3,500-ton British sliiijj Wing Sang off ihe China Coast on Monday, were paid USS4,OOO a-* ransom for the release of American diplomat, Edward L. Stansbury and the295 words
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Article, Illustration40 1952-02-13 8 photo. Thai gallon are taught by United Statci Navy personnel how to man a 40 m.m. anti-aircraft gun on board the Thai Navy frigate, H.M.T.S. Tachin. The Tachin was recently transferred to the Thai Navy by the. U.S. Navy. A.P.A.P. - 40 words
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49 1952-02-13 8 British Tanker Runs Aground OTP, Sebarok Standard Shipping Reporter THE oil tanker. British Tenacity, belonging to The British Tanker Corporation, ran aground on a reef oft Pulau Sebarok on Sunday night. She was refloated after about an hour, and proceeded to Pulau Bukom to deliver a cargo of oil.49 words
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Article39 1952-02-13 8 NEW DELHI. Feb. 12. (L'P>^ It was officially announced yesterday that an air transport agreement was reached between the Governments of India and Afghanistan at Kabul on January 26. providing for services between, the two countries.39 words
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Article203 1952-02-13 8 WHARVES Ship Godi i Cate Bena\ »i 38 39 2 Brecons lire IS/ 14 4 Charon 4n ti 2 City of Coventry 33 .4 Flying Tradei ~> i Glenearn o 7 7 Hoegh I Silverstar 19/28 4 Harpalion 25 26 2 Indrapoei i 8 Jaladurga 4*203 words
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276 1952-02-13 8 New Cable Wireless Ship For S'pore Duty Standard Shipping Reporter BRITAIN'S newest 2,500-ton cableship, the Stanley Angwin, which will be stationed in Singapore towards the middle of the year, was launched on the Tyne on Monday for Cable and Wireless, Ltd. The ship was named Stanley Angwin by Lady Angwin276 words
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Article29 1952-02-13 8 MARSEILLES. Feb. 12, (AFP) .Japanese merchant ships will shortly resume calling at Marseilles, it was reported here last night. Japanese ships have not called hece since 1940.29 words
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Advertisement664 1952-02-13 8 FAST REGULAR TRANSPAOFIC SERVICE Dlreet Overland Inn Francisco Los Angeles Al American Canadian Cities Penan* P. S'ham Spore An LA/SI 1 WILLIAM I.UCKENBACK U 26M»r 27 mA* S»Mar !Apr «SAp For fuU partlcultrt ot Dry Cargo Deep Tank* and Passengei Bookings etc Agents ANGLO FRENCH BENDIXSENS I ID. TH Spore664 words
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Advertisement338 1952-02-13 8 NAVIGATION CO. LTD. Regular Sailings to China and Japan from Singapore Port Swettenhum Penang. Also direct Sailing from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan. Due S'pore Due Penang From "Sinking" Feb. 2'!nd Feb 25tb Hongkong Sails Penang Sails S'pore For Kweiyang" Feb. 11th Feb. 15th H'kong "Singkiang" Mar Is' Mar338 words
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Advertisement312 1952-02-13 8 Despatches TODAY:— North [ndia and Pakistan (letters only) no »n by I Jaladurga. North Borneo, La- buan, Brunei^and Miri noon by DarveL Arrivals TODAY:— North Borneo. Labuan, Brunei and Miri (letters and parcels) by Kajang, Ceylon. Britain.- X. It-e--land, Eire, Europe, North and West Africa, Wes! [ndies by Chusan. JAVA312 words
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Advertisement463 1952-02-13 8 S'pore P.Sl.rr "MORELIA* for Bangkok, f "M Hongkong Kobe 8c Yokohama 21 23 Feb 19 >(, "SELANDIA' for Bangkok 28 ?9 I>b "PATAGONIA" for Bangkok Hongkong Manila ?0 Feb 1 Mar •*FIONIA H for Bangkok 17-17 Mar "PANAMA" for Bangkok Hongkong. Manila, Kobe Yokohama 11 \1 Apr 9|| t -MEONIA"463 words
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Article, Illustration378 1952-02-13 9 Vrbitrary Power Is »eld Lontrarv lo J i Commercial Practice Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Chinese rubber dealers yesterday strongly protested cqoinst the "harsh" penalties to be imposed by the General Services n.nisrrotion as from Feb. 11 against rubber supplies which do not rm withG.I.I.S. - 378 words
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Article62 1952-02-13 9 \KI> I.b II (AFP) ul.ition about ruling devaluation of i irn has hern des- 4 m authoritative rs here as being !>U without foundmhli rumours, it lid wet* h^ing cirri |m speculative nitnt lilting of i»i t restriction and isum t<> taMtesst exit v\ .i> stated, showh.u62 words
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Article564 1952-02-13 9 PERHAPS TOO LATE' PARIS, Feb 12 iOFNS>: The French Government's is ion to sic>h imports and subsidise exports was an rgency measure perhaps already too lote to save franc from another devaluation. h.' ml misn ries oai Ing prices, ling i' evih has \)ren an564 words
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41 1952-02-13 9 US. RI 'Not Far Apart' On Tin Price I not -mi. "You cai B US$ 1 1 8 pei said gotial n seek i!»--i their Govern- talks would me small i such as igreement livered and i metal o» egati '.ing41 words
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Article28 1952-02-13 9 Properties Fetch Over $1 Million vorth ndei Ihe fthc salesd In Coll- stei daj i pi ising busi- j PI 5( ho d and d at 51 434.-28 words
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Article47 1952-02-13 9 Produce Mart Slays Ouiet market hi quid with ported uyers at $32i $33 per picul, be rig rerorded. had havers at en $S2l per oesa bein| trans- nafned quietly tanked quotaCoconut oil SS2J G mbltf $350 (.slices) ibe) $130 (Ham•Vpptr $600 »Lamdentok); Sago $16 I'! «L::igga) $13}47 words
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Article20 1952-02-13 9 Feb. 12— Special >--(' ■oM.-iK prices igkong Exchange HKSIIISQ to £1 429 to US$l: ansl; HK$O 275 Rupiah; Gold20 words
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Article76 1952-02-13 9 THE I:* test Singapore rubber prices yesterday were per Ib: Kuyers Sellers No 1 Spot Loose 51. 27,' 51. 28 FOB in bales Feb. No. 1 K.S.S. 51. 28 51.28J No. 2 K.S.S. 51. 251 $IJBSJ No. .i R.S.S. 51J321 51. 23 Tone: Steady at the decline. LONDON RUBBER76 words
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Article40 1952-02-13 9 SINGAPORE. Tues The price of tin to day was S4B7i picul. Down S2l. LONDON TIN Tuesday's prices first session were: Spot s:*>Bl buyers, t?»82 sellers. Three months t;>81 buyers. £98? sellers. Settlement Price: £081 Tone: Steady at lower levels.40 words
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Article289 1952-02-13 9 1951 Tin Mining Production Down Slandard Staff Correspondent KUALA I.LMPLR, Feb. 12. In the fourth auarter (October lo December) of 1951, tin mines in Malaya produced 19,569 tons of concentrates with a metallic tin content of I 1.677 ton*. This beat the previous post-war record of the second quarter of289 words
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Article23 1952-02-13 9 THE Thai Ministry plana to open a college of Urinology for graduates of vocational .schools ft will offer training in advanced technical robjecti23 words
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701 1952-02-13 9 'No Slump For Malaya In Next Two Years' Standard Staff Reporter "MALAYA is not heading for a slump this year or next*' was the unanimous conclusion of "Malayan Radio Forum of The Air" in a half-hour discussion of the various aspects of Malayan economy broadcast from Kuala Lumpur last night.701 words
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671 1952-02-13 9 VIENNA, Feb. 12 (OFNS) Communist plons to hinder the in creasing output of industrial production for rearmament in Western Europe are being elaborated at a European conference of the Metal and Engineering Worker's Trade Union International, which opened here today and will671 words
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Article72 1952-02-13 9 BUYING rates for U.S. and Canadian dollars (per $100 Malayan) are: 32 13/16 (T.T.), 32 15/16 (0.D.). U.S. 33 1/16 on credit bills and U.S 33 1/8 on trade bills and Canadian 33 3/16 <90 d/«t). Selling rates (T.T./0.D.) are: New York 32 1/2. Canada 32 1/2, Swiss72 words
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Article171 1952-02-13 9 THERE is no shortage of ghee in Australia for export and a shipment of Australian ghee is expected to arrive in Singapore. This was told to The Standard by a ipokesman for the Australian Commissioner's Office in Singapore yesterday. The spokesman was commenting on171 words
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Article138 1952-02-13 9 RLBBFR prices in the Singapore niarkcl u< re easier yesterday hut Mcadicd at the decline toward I Inclose, when quotations were ahout a cent \tvr Ih. below Monday *h ]r\e\s. General Services Administration were a^al:: in the market but their bids were again well below current138 words
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193 1952-02-13 9 Standord Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Government will shortfy announce its plans to curtail imports from Japan, an official spokesman told The Standard yesterday. Apart from assuring that there was "no cause foi alarm", he refused to comment on the situation Merchants here193 words
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Article177 1952-02-13 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Won.—A firm undertone was in evidence in ihe tin section of the Malayan share market today. There Wai a little profit-taking, wrhl h uns well aosorbed. Scant interest was ritof u ihe rubber section, ;oii on v «mall business was transa177 words
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Advertisement87 1952-02-13 9 d/f EUROPE/Ui S m A* WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY tmi W dp JW/ Y J INDONESIA TUESDAY, FRIDAY Mi jfflr Jffy J& ffl DONT JUST RANGOON FRIDAYSJ oo,-. WjfA I TOKYO WEDNESDAYS 3.00 p.m. Wf Mf JbY A FLY- I SYDNBY MPA^M T r« N««t wS, C* V V lUt mTm^ i§^87 words
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Article, Illustration93 1952-02-13 10 iin» length mat Interpreted in a nouuty Kiui. ine snawi coir emhf Ith a lioubfe-button clostaK aj the waist. The coat conies In white, navy or red. TWO of four trench mannequins who arrived in London from Paris to model the latest collection93 words
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Article520 1952-02-13 10 ALISON SETTLE - ALISON SETTLE OARIS, Tues.— Mr. Christian Dior, that king among couturiers has a new mission in which he will undoubtedly have great success. He has become the prophet of simplicity. In his newest Paris collection, his evening dresses maintain a sumptuoosness of line. delicacy of fabric520 words
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Article102 1952-02-13 10 THIS evening's Swing session at HMV Studios, (MacDonald House. Singapore) is the second in the series to b« presented by Sergeant Jack Whiteman and introduced by Bill Webb Jones. Besides the ever popular "Jazz at the Philharmonic,** Jack Whiteman has some very interesting recordings by Char»102 words
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Article, Illustration561 1952-02-13 10 MARGARET SCOTT - MARGARET SCOTT CONTINUING MARGARET'S DIARY By TYTOW that Michael is over a month old, it's time to start him on extras for, even with a breast-fed baby, some extras are necessary and all babies, naturally and artificially fed, should get orange juice and some form of561 words
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Article375 1952-02-13 10 ALICIA HART - ALICIA HART Says IN the stable, comfortable days some generations back, learning etiquette was a fairly simple thing. You merely thumbed through a book of manners, imprinted the rules upon your memory, and thereafter behaved accordingly. Today, it's infinitely more complicated to do the right thing375 words
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Article74 1952-02-13 10 LONDON. Feb. 12 <AP)— The British Broadcasting Corporation announced yesterday it is closing down all its offices in Latin America, and will cut its broadcasting services to South America for economy reasons. Publication of the BBC s Middle East periodical. The '"Arabic Listener." also will74 words
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Article, Illustration30 1952-02-13 10 KIN<.-s|/,. |s| M t MfMi itl Miam )rio l» Bar Mratton TMs rit iZi ed to haiuil.- t,,. ii likely to take dorm* a r<« i, Assad Mill >.30 words
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Advertisement258 1952-02-13 10 Cleans your pen every time you till! special ingredient discourages sediment, fw^^> pr vents eorroflon uith solv-x, actually .leans and protects Dfirlaffir till/ntf your pen 05 >™ nri/r F UIKCI UUlilli Ends clogging assurcs a steady, even w^|, SO /y. X flow. 4 permanent, 2 cashable COIOrS. FACTORY SOLE AGENT258 words
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Advertisement169 1952-02-13 10 I good d.n la JMral which (av»ai t■ enthu siasm. jn<t id. *CT| |>r<.jHU,,ulions. < haii. m jihl lattiativef of CoiliK dorision* „u »hou BBIC t< matters Darini the hours, an nnpcrLii,! vtiur on th' If ><iu w 1:>. th»" peai btdßuac i< you will I' M r\ir!i Ull'Ur t169 words
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Article, Illustration55 1952-02-13 11 Picture by Shizuka Nishimura (left) and Ton! Nishimura, the two Japanese women members of Japan's victorious Corbillon Cup team receiving the trophy from Mr. Ivor Montague, President of the International Table Tennis Federation, after the conclusion of the tournament at the 19th World Table Tennis championships atRanjit Singh - 55 words
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Article295 1952-02-13 11 T» 1 YDNEY Feb 12 Sr k l9 Olympic games mI K be dcfini *eJy *»eld in Melbourne, said Kent Hughes, Chairman of the Olympic Games Organizing Committee and Federal Minister of the Interior, today. After news that the Melbourne Cricket Club ground will not beAP; UP - 295 words
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Article100 1952-02-13 11 BOMBAY, Feb. 11 (UP) Japan's newly crowned world singles table-tennis champion. 27-year-old Iliroji Satoh, did not lose a single match in the 19th world table tennis championships. Satoh played 18 matches in all, 13 in the Swaythling Cup competition and five in the open singles. Meanwhile, the100 words
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Article228 1952-02-13 11 Sedgman Nakano Enter Semifinal COLOMBO, Feb. 12 (AP)— Frant Scrfgrnw bert A. Iliyagi, Japan, (t- 1 (>- 1 6-0 \»«»l«i<la\ in ||i« <|tiuil<-i--(inals of the mcnV aiw^ca «»1 ihr V-ian Irtuali <-hampionsliipn here. A. Nakano. Ja|»«n. In at >traii:ln (lark (inii.«l Stales), 6-2, 6-0. 63. In the men s doubles228 words
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Article41 1952-02-13 11 SRA SHOOT ON SUNDAY The post| tried Spo n S.. *»i ah ol Singap< i s Rifle A^>- ition be held !a1 Selelar Range < n Sunday Feb. 17 at 130 a.m. Civilian member v. i 1 Supplied V, i <,j charge41 words
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Advertisement974 1952-02-13 11 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICES GOVERNMENT HOUSE PARTIES CANCELLED <G 'o the curtailment tivities as the ith of His late Kj g Seorga VI perj received in- t th< following Government J are I asked to j f incUona are ml.i\ ]''ih February it r Party. irMl.iy 21st February C i kt.iil974 words
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Advertisement660 1952-02-13 11 PERSONAL OAST Pupils of Convent Holy A Infant Jesus requested meet at Convent 16.2.52 at 4 p.m. to welcome Mother General. Concert following. INA HELVERSON from Bangkok, arriving at Singapore in March per m.s. -INDRAPOERA" (Royal Rotterdam Lloyd) wants to contact her step-sister. SITUATIONS VACANT \V7 ANTED immediately teacher with660 words
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Advertisement575 1952-02-13 11 WANTED 'TIMBER... Wanted to pur--1 chase quantity of secondary hardwood timber 8 x o in" lengths of 12' and 14'. To be delivered by rail. Please state quality and price per ton F.0.8. Replies to Box No. T. 654 Standard, S'pore 1. VEHICLE FOR SALE FIAT 1400. 17 H.P. 12,500575 words
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Advertisement89 1952-02-13 11 y<n>o gab stM wutyc ut tbjb LAT£ST Mamx omxL uotb adb siJJUL wvcnw, out o^ it! 4/^/Pf #€4DXOOM MOR( S4FBTV Minx 5-seater roominess is still To Opticurve vision are added further increased. Extra headroom new double-dipping headlamps, gives a better driving position, lighter more positive steering, more comfort and control.89 words
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Article150 1952-02-13 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tik's.- The first annual competition to find Malaya's Sportsman of the rear will be held in March, this year. A preparatory committee sponsored by the T.P.C.A. Youth section, Kuala Lumpur, is making the necessary arrangements to convene a general meeting of representatives of150 words
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Article154 1952-02-13 12 Lim Wants To Help Hall Yew\ V Hock A MO\E to get Government assistance for the badminton hall for Singapore will be made at next Tuesday's meeting of the Legislative Council by Mr. Lim Yew Hock, Labour Member for Keppel District. Mr. Lim has filed a motion for this purpose.154 words
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Article376 1952-02-13 12 Lesson In Running By Worrell Gomez lIRISTCHURCH, Feb. 12 (Reuter-AAP)— West Indies beat New Zealand by five wickets with over three hours to spare on the last day of the first Test here. Set to get 139 to win, West Indies made 142 for five wickets, Frank376 words
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99 1952-02-13 12 BOMBAY, Feb. 12 (AP) The International Table Tennis Federation has refused to ban the use of the sponge-surfaced bat which brought Japan's Hiriki Satoh the world men's singles championship. Curiously, the demand for such a ban came from Japan's representative at the Federation99 words
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Article74 1952-02-13 12 THE annual general meeting of the Strength and Health was held on Feb. 2, and the following were elected Officebearers for the year: President: Chew Seng Kee (re-elected) Vice Prsident: Harold de Castro (re-elected); hon. secretary: Tan Choo Beng; hon. treasurer: Andrew Tan; hon. asst. treasurer:74 words
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193 1952-02-13 12 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 11 (UP). Sugar Ray Robinson, apparently resigned to the fact that he must go through with his' defence of his world middleweight title here, returned his signed contract for the March 13 ,bout to promoter Williii.n P. Kyne today. IncludedU.P. - 193 words
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Article, Illustration42 1952-02-13 12 photo. Sidnev Allard, the car manufacturer, is chaired by his emplovees at his Clapham. London, showrooms during: a celebration to mark his return from the South of France whenj he won the Monte Carlo rally in one of his own cars A.P.A.P. - 42 words
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Article188 1952-02-13 12 TWENTY ONE promiunit athletes of the Lniver- sily of Malaya have been recommended for colours i for 1951, according to the Annual Report of the University of Malaya Athletic Union. University colours are awarded to those who have been outstanding in sports during the University188 words
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Article, Illustration80 1952-02-13 12 AN Australian tennis team of four headed by manager Mr. Harold Walker, reached Singapore by Qantas BOAC yesterday for South Africa. The team will play four "test matches," and will end the tour by taking part in the South African tennis championships. lan Ayre,80 words
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Article159 1952-02-13 12 NEW DELHI, Feb. 12 (GIIS) New all-India records have been set up in the InterServices Athletic Meet which ended in New Delhi on Sunday. Lance Naik Gabriel of Southern Command won the 100-metre race in 10.7 sees. The previous all-India record was 10.8 seconds.159 words
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Article23 1952-02-13 12 PRAI. Tues. RAF. Butlerworth Station drew with Prai Youngsters at the Prai Railway padang in a soccer match today.23 words
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Article24 1952-02-13 12 PARIS. Feb. 12. (AP)— Charles Humez, France's promising young welterweight, outpointed Norman Hayes of Boston in a 10-round fight Monday night.24 words
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Advertisement146 1952-02-13 12 X- ::^r^xi:ir: :::r: ::::^t Ixt I vJIvFM c kA A T/*LJ I I MA I Ln 1 KING KONG! I SEELIE I SAMARA i PLUS l FILL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME tt i SAT. FEB. 16fh 9.30 p.m. HAPPY WORLD BOOK EARLY AT WINSTONS. am i "St's a fact! fSsjjr Tlti wwfl'146 words
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Advertisement184 1952-02-13 12 The ~tCgtch~TKe icortd hdt learned to trust WATEBPROOP 011 //M/ A n.aiffli b rif* oi'»l-i'i Hm In WMHM Mtaii I '„.,.k..,,j .1 i. «th m tlir. <h. •.ind- lllilllKU.l «,.|h i.i- ii..- 1, „,i.ni. ji ill ul.^i (.1.-d lo *..rn MM) .i.. ihr (I, hi^i-|.u-< ii movement in llir (>me«l184 words
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