Singapore Standard, 12 September 1952
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Title Section17 1952-09-12 1 Singapore Standard 12 SEP mi 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1952. VOL. M! NO. 7217 words
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Article, Illustration103 1952-09-12 1 New CD. Uniform Approved FORM foT women I the Civil Defence pproved yesterday onial Secrei lovernn ry Committee. ••-pi c frock drill buttoned vith 10 butcolour. are flap pocke*s on pockets m r to the one beret stamped c Civil Defence vorn on the ie v. b ea ft rim.103 words
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Article134 1952-09-12 1 Ketua Took No HeedShot Dead KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— I The ketua (headman) ol Kampong Sakara m Temerloh, i Pa mg, v. as one of two per- shot lead 3 fsterd ly by a police party who saw them m a restricte 1 urea. Two others with them were arrested and134 words
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Article32 1952-09-12 1 .> 7 p.m. to until the of i Tanjong Island of p traffic is per- 5 w Sept. !i Jonea Ingrain, t !er-in-Chiei of fleet, died m a c yesterdaj i32 words
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Article82 1952-09-12 1 COMPANIES BILL MOVE KUALA LUMPUR. Th i a The Federati »q Government's proposed C panics Bill which consolidates existing legislation of companies and brings it into line th the present 'ed Kingdom law is to be studied b. v a Select Committee. The Select Committee consists V- ney General, as82 words
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Article, Illustration520 1952-09-12 1 Two Others Hurt In Darinu L/rinw Standard Staff Reporter A YOUNG terrorist tossed a grenade into the bock of a car at Clemenceau Avenue yesterday morning and injured a Singapore Special Branch officer, a detective sergeant and a Malay driver. The three men were Chief Inspector520 words
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Article194 1952-09-12 1 Law To Be Brought Up-to-date ADOPTION: THE Colony's Adopt on Law is to be brought more m line with present day view.- on tiie subject. A Bill entitled Adoption of Children (Amendment) Ordinance. 1952 which will be introduced m the Legislative Council on Sept. Hi requires that an i adopted194 words
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Article65 1952-09-12 1 DURBAN, S. Africa. Sept. 51 (AP). Medical authorities m East London credit a drug with bringing a phenomenal number of cures leprosy <hansen"s disease! m native territories. The drug is Sulphotrone. one of the sul phone drugs, known m the U.S. as Diaminin At Emjanyan, -V,65 words
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Article64 1952-09-12 1 GENEVA, Sept. 11 (AP>— Representatives of India and Pakistan ended two weeka ol U.N.— sponsored negotiations on the Kashmir dispute lasi nigM without agreement, and prepared to leave Geneva to report to their government*. A communique issued after the final meeting »aid several alternative drutt*64 words
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Article203 1952-09-12 1 SPLIT, V! M rOSLAVI S 1 1 (AP) Prem ci -l w 1 id he is convinced 'ha i Soy »1 inn Of an irk on yugoslavii m tha he warns, it will spatk W W LI 111 In an Interview with E visiting N203 words
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Article27 1952-09-12 1 r I 1 1 E X Kubu mile I I Kuang 1 I H i depth il 1 to* 9 k«t J i riilni27 words
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Article234 1952-09-12 1 CAIRO, Sept 11 (Kniter) P rein i c r Mohammed N'aguib today told a reporter "the Suez Canal is Egyptian according to our legal rights. In an interview with the j West German news agency, Gen. Naguib said: "Our army is capable >1 defending it. j234 words
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119 1952-09-12 1 PERTH. Australia, Sept. 11 (Reuter-AAP)— Two bU Royal Air Force planes today landed within 'en minutes of each other at the tiny West Australian port of'Onslow. about 80 miles southeast of the Moniebello Islands where Britain's first atomic test is due to be119 words
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Article91 1952-09-12 1 WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 (Reuter)— The United States Government today announced that "because of heavy foreign demand it was necessary to allocate exports of American rice for The five months from Aug. 1. 1952 to Jan. 1 1953. The Department of Agriculture c'.nnounced the rice export91 words
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150 1952-09-12 1 Indonesian 'Life, Freedom At Stake JAKARTA, Sept. 11 (AP)— Finance Minister Sumitro today described Indonesia's economic position as "serious and critical as it can be." His conference followed a radio speech in' which Mr. Sumitro warned that the life and freedom of the nation is at stake." His spee-h concluded:150 words
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Article275 1952-09-12 1 Standard Staff Reporter CEYLON is willing to trade her rubber for rice with Communist China, said Mr. V. Kumaraswamy, Parliamentary Secretary o the Ministry of Food, m Singapore yesterday. Mr. Kumaraswamy is a member of the six-man official mission tcf Red China which will seek275 words
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Article92 1952-09-12 1 Critchley Transferred To Korea CANBERRA. Sop!. 11 (Reu-ter-AAP) Mr. Thomas Kingston Critchley, who has been temporarily in charge of Australian interests in- Malaya, would be transferred to Korea, External Affairs Minister Richard Gardiner Casey an- 1 nounced today. He said that Mr. Laurence Rupert Mclntyre has been appointed a? Australian92 words
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Article95 1952-09-12 1 OTTAWA. Sept. 11 (AP)— Some of Britain's colonies have asked to be given a greater role m the affairs of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association. The association consists of representatives from parliaments and legislatures of Commonwealth countries. The United States and Ireland hold associate memberships. The association95 words
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343 1952-09-12 1 2 MILLION DUD RUPIAHS AT PRESS, COURT TOLD MORE than two jmiliKm counterfeit Indonesian rupians were seized from the Malayan Printing Press. Serangoon Road, during a police raid conducted m May this year, ASP. Mr. A. C. Good. Commercial Sub-Branch told the Singapore Relief Court Magis- trate at a preliminary343 words
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Article71 1952-09-12 1 C INBERRA, Sepl 1 1 -A! P Premier Robert Menzies do ciared today that the G meni was making every effoi to prevent am- Australian d«- gate* fi iii attending the Asiand Pacific Peace C<w '-nee V be held m Peking on Sepl This followed his announcenten m71 words
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Advertisement76 1952-09-12 1 x/eritac W EUEPMAMTBR*"O W Incandescent^V/ MANTLES R«*l>r«-r»entativ»*s: W(i THIKSTON CO. Singapore ft Lumpur Home without these U n<> bettet thmm a man v ithout th< §c I Radio Refrigerator Record I ARMSTRONG RACINE AUSTROTONE CHASSIS PREFECT RECORDS I! 4: J5 Bffoci i Ift t/"'h tPttfttCtm fully tropfcofisctf I coppei Cdtttvi76 words
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179 1952-09-12 2 Standard Statf Pe.norter INOTHEH SIOO.OOO is still nvviWi\ to reach the $800,000 target for the new ilo\ aP Anti-Tuben ulosis Clinic, ami a further SMWOOO lor the cost of saigkal and other equipment Mr. Henry Noon, Secretary and Treasurer ol SAT. A.. toW179 words
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Article93 1952-09-12 2 THREE Malayans ting long IS ell f S <. Chingford, near Lood over the v.- represented r Mich ie] 1 i B g who ha tw b Pahanfi n <j J m MaJ a ■iday m Biitain with his also a" i the reonii d93 words
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Article57 1952-09-12 2 A SPECIAL screening oi documentary fifans will given at the Shell Cofly< r Quay a1 10 Si pt 19. i ms to be shown are V :r Local Council"' and ie Ui teated," The first Blm shows the working oi local Goveraanenl and the somn i57 words
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Article, Illustration648 1952-09-12 2 30-Storey Building Will Be Score's Tallest Yet PLANS for the $7,000,000 30-storey skyscraper the tallest East of Suez to be built m Singapore will be submitted by the well-known Colony architect, Mr. Ng X c n g Siang, to the Government building authorities for consideration and648 words
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Article592 1952-09-12 2 Judges Should Mix With Public Standard Staff Reporter SEVERAL Singapore leaders yesterday voiced i heir opinion that judges should mix more with the general public wnich would enable them to "study, understand and appreciate' the peo.pie with whom liicv .irt* m rinilv contact. The i ers were commentQg on a592 words
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Article, Illustration138 1952-09-12 2 24 Lester Boxes For Suburbs TWENTY FOl R letter boves will bt* installed m Singapore rural areas shortly. Mr W. A. Cooper, Director of PosU. told The Standard yesterday. However, m spite of this addition there is Mill an urgent demand for boxes. Mr. Cooper said that more bacna areStandard - 138 words
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Article85 1952-09-12 2 THE pilot of a Spitfire which was compelled to land m shallow water near the runway owing to engine troub c. was admitted to the R.A.F. Hospital at Changi yesterday suffering from head injuries. The Spitfire was on an operational photographic reconnaissance. When it devefoped engiae85 words
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Article, Illustration227 1952-09-12 2 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE will soon have a Pigeon Club if the plans qL Miss Judy Shababo, 16-yenr-old student of the Methodist Girls' School, Mount Sophia, materializes. She is the only member of the Animal Lover's League who has, at the moment, 10 pigeons with227 words
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234 1952-09-12 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Governor of Singapore, Mr. J. F. Nitoll, yesterday wished the Singapore Youth Council every success m their ten-day Youth Leadership Training Course which begins at the British Council Hall, Sinzanofe. on Sent. 22 In a message to the Council. Mr.234 words
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Article206 1952-09-12 2 Stokers' Deadline -Sept. 22 THE 24 Chinese Gas Stokers e -no loved m the City D)uocil Gas Department yesterday threatened to go on strike on Sept. 22, if their demands for basic wages and overtime 'vvere not met by Sept. 19. In a statement to the Press. The serretary of206 words
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Article93 1952-09-12 2 TO ASSIST members of the Singapore Government Administrative and Clerical Services Union who are desirous of sitting for the Public Service- Commission examinations, the Union has now arranged lor evening classes to be held from 5 p.m. at the SCSA teen at Empre-s Place. The93 words
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Article34 1952-09-12 2 Is pointed ou: that R beri Arthur Qv.\nn, described h a I' Oflkref ta a c.yi r nme c ted v.ie Sunday Standard (September 7) is not attached to i cc.34 words
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Advertisement30 1952-09-12 2 AND > WHY THEY'RE OVEN -BAKED };i I\\ ww «ir i oblauiable i VEN-BAkL') fynMeAd $esH(ULfani 3/ 6 87, MIDDLE AOAD. SINGAPORE. 1 TEL 4254 ■>—■- 1 J2B tOBINSON ROAD,SINGAPORE IL m30 words
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Article185 1952-09-12 3 PROVISION' for B nei gen -y detention of pel ■>n ffering from mental disorders either m his own interest or that of the public is contained m the Bill about to be introduced into the Singapore Legislative Council at its next meeting on Sept. 16.185 words
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Article1111 1952-09-12 3 City Guilds Exam. Results THE following >iu£.i p<»r<» candidates were successful m the City and Guilds of London Institute Examinations I!>s>:— Jl MIM! 11l IIM( \l. -< IfOOL <;i- I ittiii;;. Inter: i n l i I -.<•.-: C i Heam Jiang, X C vee Lim. Si i Ah Chong1,111 words
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Article77 1952-09-12 3 THE conference ol Directors of Education and Senioi Edu- j cation CWirers of South-East Asia territories, which began on Monday, Sept. tt. m the j I office of the Commissioner- General, dosed yesterday. A pro-- statemeni on the i-nnference says: "The matters under discussion included •he77 words
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Article24 1952-09-12 3 For carrying another person jon his bicycle at Jalan A!i. iMuar Dony Chin X.'.K 1114 was fined $3 by the Muar Magistrate.24 words
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477 1952-09-12 3 Provisions For Ex-Palestine Men Graphology Now Used In Colony SPECIAL provisions regarding officers who have been ti insferred from Palestine, are contained m The Widows and Orphans' Pension (Amendment Ordinance. 1952 Bill which is to be introduced m t-he Singapore Legislative Council meeting on Sept. 16. Provision has been ru:i:ie477 words
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Article85 1952-09-12 3 standard Staff Repartee THE execul c i ouneil of the Army Civil Service Union at an emergency meeting derided to address a telegrapi communication to the Secretary of State for War informing him of the present dispute regarding retre ment of Technical Personnel between the Command85 words
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Article, Illustration290 1952-09-12 3 Carey Terms Seven-Point Plan Sound Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Co-operative Stores Society's seven-point plan to improve its present position has been described as a "sound proposition" by the Commissioner for Co-operative Development, Mr. T.F. Carey, m a letter to the Society. Mr. Carey was290 words
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Article108 1952-09-12 3 KUALA LUMPUft. Thurs. The V^^■!■k:;."^'- Comppt: Ordinance which came liefore the Federal Council today was referred to a Select Committee comprising the Me nbei I Health, Secretary i<>' C Affairs. Che Din Mohame i Hashim, Mr. ?.f. P. R ija {opa Mi K. J. dimming, Mr. V.108 words
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239 1952-09-12 3 COUNCILLORS: Standard Sl«i Rr|»orfr» THERE should be \t%\* lation tn prevent Legislative and City Councillors from absenting themselves without sufficient cttse, said Data I. Paftar, Ppagresive L p i s iati\e Council <»r tor Chasgl Ward, yesterday. He was ro iugg ?st •< jn m239 words
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Advertisement58 1952-09-12 3 >§7>f wMCteato POWDERED The purest, richest, fulr-crcam milk with only the water extracted. Your grocer sells Nespray -milk m its most convenient form MADE BY NESTLES FAMOUS THE WORLD OVER FOR MILK PRODUCTS /•"I /7 i^fil'i? I I' i~D^ 111 r mm i v m^ l 111 I I In,58 words
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Advertisement42 1952-09-12 3 7HF AIOS7 BEAUTIFUL REFRIGERATOR Q £nougfi extra space ir at no^xtra^cost *n Jr^ Ifl rllH f I 1 ••*-**JL^ w. *V^. sS^Hh I 7 r M*. Ah Fl Sole Agents GEORGE LEE MOTORS LTD. 200, CLEMENCEAU AYE. SINGAPORE PHONE 5338, 5339, 5330.42 words
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Miscellaneous37 1952-09-12 3 1 f .T LOOKS LIKE IF I'M GONNA t/^^^^M AN') f P H^f COULD \X^, CFTOUTATHIS BLIND BOX X J BACK^ r^ N y^mSf J f V> SURE USE A flgg t i CANVONT>^WAYTH'R>VEiy^\6EE^WIT^/ r'T OF GOOdJ37 words
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Article, Illustration330 1952-09-12 4 kl VI \LI MPI R, Thurs. V bill to prmMr For ihe raising «>f Cadel < mps m schools m the Federalion \,a- pas»«d lo<lav by llw Fnleral I '»i>huivr rooncil. The Secretary for Defence, Mr. E. B. David, who moved the bill, said there was330 words
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Article294 1952-09-12 4 KUA] A LUMPUR, Thurs.— f The Merchant Shipping BJ I h seeks to provide i€ c Federation with comprehensive merchant shipping Nation ps r with that m r v m the Colony ot Smga- pore and similar to that artpoted by the maritime nations of294 words
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Article181 1952-09-12 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— fh ed« Council today j-ave cxi po ers to the Government 5 enable it to go all out m us Sght againsi corruption m the oubiic service. Speaking on the third reair»g of the Prevention of Corruption (Amendment) Bili, the Attorney181 words
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Article68 1952-09-12 4 THE Malayan Railway announces that on Monday. Sept. 15. the up day mail to Penang will leave from Kuala Lumpur at 19.;J0 a. in. one hour later than its scheduled time while the down local train from Ipoh to Gemas \v ll leave Ipoh at 9.1068 words
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Article376 1952-09-12 4 Co-op Scheme To Sell 150 Homes KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Building of 150 houses planned by the Federal Housing Trust will soon begin m the Ayer Panas area of this capital, Member for Works and Housing, Mr! R.B. Carey told the Federal Legislative Council today. The376 words
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Article30 1952-09-12 4 RAI'B. W I position con- existence. T pre capital Co-opi Si Society is premiu iflferC ci to :hc:n by the erni I for the pun new30 words
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230 1952-09-12 4 KUALA LUMPUR UllUS.— The Federal Council today passed a bill providing far the legal adoption ftfl all non-Muslim children, and an appeal was made lor early consideration to introduce legislation which would also apply to MBsfim children. Datin Puteh Marian. Malay woman Councillor who230 words
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Article, Illustration102 1952-09-12 4 The Singapore press was Entrodaced U Wisa T«»ng Pei Pei i Shanghai movi«» stir jnd StttpCf at I luncheon parts at the Capitol Bhw Room 'yesterday. The audienc•;» was givea Ihe opportunity of heartec kw capttvating Mice. Accompanied b 9 »r r sifter. Miss Won-:102 words
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Article48 1952-09-12 4 MALAYA TO HAVE ARMOURED CAR UNIT KUALA LI P v. I r'.u.^c an artnoui c the V Federation v. bill w tended rt th< application ac rd SIIC Bl amende! on a Capt allow th« ERgh in -Council to ra tute an ancillan counri 1 ifly. emei rcn:48 words
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Article14 1952-09-12 4 Normal Results I I S< and ar: a H S Boon Re Hoci ki:14 words
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Article253 1952-09-12 4 ALL THE plans she had made for the education of i lf r six children vanished for Madame Song Cheow Inff when her husband. Win* I-inS Ton^- who was pirning a comfortable living m a dry cleaning shop, was burned to death two months ""ili c253 words
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Article36 1952-09-12 4 PORT DICKSOX, Wed.—Arumugam was fined 535 at the Vfagistrate*s Court. Sepang, for iving tailed to make a report of an accident within 24 hou 3 ien his lovry grazed the side of n truck.36 words
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Article, Illustration201 1952-09-12 4 Bill Won' t: Apply To Muslims KUALA LUMPUR. Skats. A Bill to provide for the solemnisation and legislation of marriages m the Federation was passed today by the Federal Legislative Council. The bill will not extend to Muslims. An amendment proposed by < Tuan Haji Ahmad Fuad bin Hassan andStandard - 201 words
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Article39 1952-09-12 4 IPOII. WYci.- One case poliomyelitis was detected ai Tanjong Ramftotaa m Xi I District '<'■■ the week rr.c; >- September <i This waa otvy r:ise ol dangerous iniectioua diseases reyortc during the wet k. il was not Calai39 words
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Advertisement413 1952-09-12 4 Occasions of unique and sprcial enjoyment call for cigarettes made 1 Bi\so\ HtDGES to reflect the rare perfection and to echo the whole contented mood I MJIOI I \i, l ISHI D SJ Rl II Sc^e studs c cmc Qua rolled J plate been wen for c? long cs H413 words
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Advertisement33 1952-09-12 4 I V 111 KBmM B^t^M BR&- Sr Bi&fi9 */^~i^s&' I BH I m^^^^ X- ■HI 3l» 1 I* BMiliißi f/l i:*' 1 nßlk A J^ W^BL coo* o^ i^ s»**^" bIK 65-"^" 133 words
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Article, Illustration490 1952-09-12 5 Wo Need ToHurru' X I LA LI ttFUH There. Tin- Federal Legig iii Jive (ouncil. 1 li i <-. inorii ing, m unanimnii-l accepting the amendmen proposed yesterda) by Mr Shook I. iii. referred i»i«.<k the report <»1 ih< Ports Committee for fur tber490 words
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264 1952-09-12 5 JOIIOKE BAHRU, Thins— Members of the Medical Workers Imm were reminded of their obligations to the public when they were addressed by the State Secretary, Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman, who made a special visit to the General Hnsnita! tori:»v I I He tuld264 words
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Article393 1952-09-12 5 SIXCiAPORK mibstations liable Ju load toUaj ty\\ itiiitK- Pipe. Jihi.ii) Home, orii. Bin xi)^', ire Mesh, I' i» Quarry, N'aajraog Mfg., Isi. Panjane, National Oirbon, Prinrcss Kltxahc'tli Ustate, l>;iiry i arm. m PantUn. Jurong I. 2 a Ist I imaii Ulage, l nited bioese R. Wks.. Lam393 words
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Article47 1952-09-12 5 HOLLYWOOD. Sept U fUP) Former Mexican Rim ad Efiperanza Baur disclosed last ni^ht she wilJ seek a divorce from li)li. wood actor John Wayne. Attorney Jerry Giesif said ho has been retained by Mr.- Wayne who will ask for rlivorrej on the "rounds of. cruelty.47 words
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161 1952-09-12 5 PENANG. Thurs.— To help Malay students m English Schools, Penang UMNO will start special afternoo* classes beginning: Sept. 'JO, it was announced at a meeting of parents and guardians yesterday. The meetlnff specially arranged l»v I iVNn i\;i»- altendci b> mure than '£9% parents and161 words
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Article386 1952-09-12 5 Lofthouse A Man Of Music Standard Mumc < ritic THOSE who attended Dr. ornton Lofthouse's piano re--1 cital m the Victoria Memorial !1\ lasl night must have reaj lised after only a very few 1 minutes that here was something lather off tne beaten track, h- I was go routine-hardened386 words
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Article53 1952-09-12 5 THE Government of Brunei has contributed L"Ss4!».ooft to the United Nations International Children's Emerge: ry Fund (UNICEF). UN. officials say the contribution is one the largest ever received by UNICEF on a per capita b.isis The population of Brunei is only 40.000 making ti- -apita contribution53 words
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174 1952-09-12 5 I!*OH. Thurs. Taking a lenient view of ilir case, Mr. Justice Pretheroe io»la\ bound «>\rr a timber lorrj driver, Choj Sang (J7) au<l another Chinese* Chong I hai Siong (2M), who were convicted «>n a charge of being found tincompany oi armed persons.174 words
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Article274 1952-09-12 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. Telling the accused that the evidence against him was overwhelming and that he had committed a serious offence, the Chief Justice, Mr. Charles Mathews, at the High Court here today convicted a 44-year-old Chinese rubber-tapper Wong Pan Sin? and sentenced him to274 words
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Article89 1952-09-12 5 A TOTAL of 272 books was presented by Consul-General Charles F. Baldwin to the Rail Library m a presentation ceremony m the library on Wednesday. •The books, together with the more than 300 already given to the library by the pie of the United States, a89 words
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Advertisement281 1952-09-12 5 ~~~2ut WEEK 1 \^|s MIGHTIEST OF f;/ v MOTION ,g peU.IK S 4.lth \Th lt 4 1t 40 11 ws roit nn i I.Hi:\TI SI V//011 v IN THE FIRST WEEK MORE i PEOPLE SAW '"THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH" THAN 'SAMSON DELfiJUf DAILY 5 SHOWS (> :;•> j m..281 words
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Advertisement153 1952-09-12 5 _^L_^_^^ j thrill ron.w at frrnkm THE AVALANCHE OF FIRE l.\ ANSCO COLOR jo ing LEW AYRES- MARILYN MAXWELL K'rl.^nl il.ru. I Mill* MtfiS'TC HE HI LED THE 01 TLAI COASI (H 'dj RiCARDO MONTALBAN CYD CHARISSE jl. i.1.1. i. (..;;<>. m..;ii ■LXiJL'ftJJI-Jaff A A Jane RUSSELL %#tW William BE^153 words
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Article528 1952-09-12 6 I IIL qu< Malays sh ild tht j 3 a ts di by th< Rulers by ih< g Chi< Seci m ,i reply fr. Tan S Sin m th< d< ral C The A g C S I 1 R examine th< into thi c'\ isl< adi528 words
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Article166 1952-09-12 6 Revies of Views Fed. Expenditure COMMENTING on the Fede-| ral Le ji lative Councillors^ approval of the supplemen-, t xpenditure ox $32,500, sh and eQuip Col. Y< house, LTtusan Mo, layii said ii was shocked < md cou d no! understand their attitude General Sir Gerald Templer had said se\166 words
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Article363 1952-09-12 6 Sr: Thie interests of Singapore-born job-seekers been m my T] S lay Standard earned, a rep^irt that Mr. D. Robertson, Pro- i ye City Councillor, at i f the C'i 4 > Coun- i nil last Saturday suggested Goven n( n\ sh make some provision m its363 words
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Article410 1952-09-12 6 By HAL BOYLE, A.P Cons Ni:\V YORK— Oh for t!»t- lif e of nudist: Everybody h born a nudist, but most people outgrow it. Nudists aacr c having their woos these days. A group m England is plagued by a nude stranger who410 words
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Article1274 1952-09-12 6 ALEX JOSEY - ALEX JOSEY 31 AI,AYA j\ A FFA liiS I *JHE Rural and Industrial Development Authority was formed two years ago under the chairmanship of Dato Onn bin Ja'afar, Member for Home Affairs, for two purposes: one to promote economic development through im- proved methods of proi1,274 words
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Article648 1952-09-12 6 We the PEOPLE .Anomalies In Pay Scales Of leaching Groups Sir;— The following fa< -s figures which I have nputed -how the gross anomalies that exist m the pay s -ales of certain groups of teachers, particularly that between the Honours graduate and the Pass graduate. Consider first the following648 words
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Article, Illustration235 1952-09-12 6 the lotteries conducted by the Malayan Chinese Associal ion. Many were led to believe that the money came out of the pocket-- of the Malayan Chinese. In point of tact, people of all races, including the Malays themselves, ntributed 'o the lottery funds. The Malays have proved how235 words
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Article205 1952-09-12 6 A PUBLIC NUISANCE Sir: —May I through your tion < to a growing I ice, witness* d ev< i ainfi at the Kaiong Park. I middle-aged stalwarts are there assuming the role of car watchmen outside the park pi em:-. The park Ei m a comparative "iafe area* 1 for205 words
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Advertisement118 1952-09-12 6 E Singapore §< fa n ha rl> independent Mont ing Newspaper Telephone Noi ***** ***** Cable O TelcgropH Address TIGERNEWS, Singapore. LONDON Room 222, The Times Building, Prinnng House Square, London, EC 4. K'J/LA LUMPUR IPOH PINANG Suitor* Srrccr. 63 Cowc* Sfreef, 8 Leifh Street, T pSone 4559. Telephone 829.118 words
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Advertisement15 1952-09-12 6 MORRISON GENERATORS POWER LIGHT I i AUTOMATIC REMOTE CONTROL I PUSH BUTTON OR HAND STAkT15 words
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Article, Illustration288 1952-09-12 7 New Mexican Plan May Be Considered WASHINGTON Sept. 11 APi_Mr. Dean Acheson, U.S. Secretory >o,e said yesterday that the United States m consultation with endly notions, is now preporing for o debate on Korean issues m the United Notions General Assembly next month He alsoAP - 288 words
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65 1952-09-12 7 Reds Detain 2 British Officers In East Berlin ;n Sepl li (UP).— The British authorities night U* arrest h\ Communist police r> :'>(• rs m East Berlin and Urn disappear- Britisli soldiers m East Gerauui} on the i Berlin and ffesl Germaßj ndant m Berlin C. F. C. ah n<?f*d65 words
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Article60 1952-09-12 7 $700,000 Boost For Padi RIDA a pn dip. Hail Co-ope 1 J.3V. O: I :o the Kj housands be rev. i rvest b B m CoLoan So- E and I Kuala c "ered m a Tasseic Co-op< Farming Jed to work sBOI'RG. Fi ance Q pi L"P b Premier Pau!60 words
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Article43 1952-09-12 7 S B to pay '"d s her showman md B. divorce suit an er separation Judge J McNall? g the decree, thus ringing d the CU A beer. Ed a<; Ne rce trial foi D r. j after it43 words
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Article168 1952-09-12 7 CAIRO. Sept 11. i\ P) —The powerful Ward Party has bowed to the demands oi the Egyptian Army and decided to reorganize m accordance with a new law governing political parties. s c "the de- .c Army earned out a v. ide-pread of 48 ers and168 words
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Article62 1952-09-12 7 PENAN G rs.— A Si c i dered at a ma ministrai Fed con. Ed .5 to be Lumpur o" Sum im to ed to G Si r Oth< era cor sideration of ad secure from G tes of 1 ed staff MANILA Si I U62 words
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Article23 1952-09-12 7 TAIPEI. S Lll \FP Harlem G trotters ere thii I iibition ot their technique m basket bail beginning tor. I23 words
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Article, Illustration80 1952-09-12 7 ueorge Zarubin ambassador to the 1 c m 1 Sep: L 5. Z Queen Elizabeth, let bourg Tuesday— UP .Mr V Kmnaraswamy, rieht. Pjrlijm<*nt.irv Secretary to flbe Cteytoa Mil r:\ <-(j :n Singapore b] air from Coloabi festerdtts w.tr, two otlier n.- if i m.in miv^ionStandard - 80 words
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104 1952-09-12 7 War— Only Way To Free Iron Curtain Lands Gc!i» Gruenther Says: PARIS, Sen* 11. (Barter) (.rneral Allied I! Gruentber, Chin »J Stall at Allied headquarter* ii» -.*><] m a newspaper inter- iru be d i not believe curtain countries* 1 orald he libei ited without v.v tion <■:. g oi104 words
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Advertisement93 1952-09-12 7 MALAYAN AIRWAYS SARAWAK and NORTH BORNEO -I I ARE NOW S SERVICES EACH WAY PER WEEK #^P i -,:pcr, CtS. f.r. DEP. li«J CcSChr DE^ Snqcpcr. C630.,r. k*~ Sc-.c c *c« 1555 hr AIR iessclro* 1 50 C he ARR Sondoka« £35 he. Tw-'sdcs |l Pndovi WcdncsdoTS Thursdcy* fr SfL'dcvs93 words
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Advertisement79 1952-09-12 7 RUBBERJIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON Scpf I I The following ore rfte closing pr-ces of rubber and tin on the London Market todcy LONDON RUBBER j LONDON TIN a S3C^ £953 per Ton buyers, i iVi- s ::icrs. Oct --'Dec. s.~.d. j nree monf hs f943 \Q*. Jon.'Mcr.79 words
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Advertisement19 1952-09-12 7 2 dUj\ r.- r^ J8 V X ''^Ct*. M^f Mr MW ENQtiiR!ES INVITED FROM THE TRADE 3 <*^*$¥ ROBINSONS -ilS,i19 words
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148 1952-09-12 8 Standard Shipping Reporter A WELL KNOWN pie war Japanese shipping company, the Yamashita Steamship Co., Ltd., which l used to have their own office m Singapore, are once again resuming their Japan-Straits-India-Pakistan i service. Mr. Ficd Barretto oi B*rretto Shipping and Trading Co Ltd.,148 words
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Article248 1952-09-12 8 NEW DELHI, (OFNS)— With depressing unanimity, Indian newspapers describe the new Indo-Pakistan trade agreement as resembling "HAMLET" without the Prince of Denmark. The agreement, which lasts for one year, omits jute, coal and cotton, the three most important items m the two countries' mutual trade.248 words
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Article66 1952-09-12 8 PEKAN, Wed.— The approval for the installation of a pettol pump by Taa Hon Soon was granted at a recent meeting ot the Pekan Town Board. The proceedings ol the meeting was conducted m Malay. A new aerated Water factory >. be started boob at Clifford66 words
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Article51 1952-09-12 8 MR. Giichi Kus a no. puvx.-i o: l~e Japan Li^.;*. M* Lai Company, has leit Tokyo r New Voik to clinch a pioposed ue-up a ith the A. uni liura Limited oi Canada for j lint ninium production m Jap m, .■ke.-man of the Japan Light Company toldReuter - 51 words
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Article29 1952-09-12 8 iuIAL 1951 production of twe ir m Holland a nted to 21.000.000 pairs valued a1 i U5558,000,000. Of this 3.000.000 paiis worth U559.470.000 were exported.- A. P.A. P. - 29 words
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Article40 1952-09-12 8 THE *;eei strike caused U S iduction of steel m the first! seven months of this year to drop' to *****.256 net tons, a decline of *****,221 tons from the same I period lasi year, i UP.UP. - 40 words
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Article207 1952-09-12 8 T anker Orders For UK ROYAL Dutch-Shell gi p orders lor tankers now total £20,000.000 m addition to the record £45,900.000 building h jr« ni c started m 1951. i I The new orders Involve 19 i ships totalling over 383.000 tons ight. Several other construction contracts are aLso bein^207 words
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Advertisement612 1952-09-12 8 —M p»^g FAST REGULAR TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE ■M inn,,,,, lo> iacdai All \meriian A Canadian Cltie Prnans P.Sham STaore Arr LA SI f\( -ii-ii BEAI U BSSepI 27 2«Sept BSSe»*/l Oct 22 O( v wl m Dry Car© D-.-j !-:>> and oas^ense ANGLO FRENCH BENDIXSENS LTD. rt KS2B] 3 X612 words
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Advertisement231 1952-09-12 8 PRINCE LINE t TO HALIFAX. BOSTON NEW VOKK BALTIMORE \l o accepting cargo for MONTREAL PHILADELPHIA i S' 1 ore P. Sham Penang I ts 'British Prince* 9 27Sept/3Oc| 4">Oit (i Ott mv "Eastern Prince" 20 27 Oct ?s >m Oct 30 Oct INov Agents: HARPER GILFILLAN CO., LTD Telephone:231 words
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Advertisement880 1952-09-12 8 STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. WEST COAST MALAXA Hong AnM for PalemFrequent sailing to Muar bang =£PJ \i Malacca Port Dickson Stia for Belawan \t KamjSr for Malacca, M Hon K Tat for Rengat Sept 1. Port Swettenham Sept 13 SARAWAK &R. BORNEO Tung Song for Malacca. Pangkor for Miri, Port880 words
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Advertisement472 1952-09-12 8 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILING FROM BCAMIHNAVIA t X ((iviimm s I.x i e I* sii.iin I*, u MEOMA' for Bangkok IS ITSem n llfieal 12 ISSeai 'INDIA" for Bui Bkok. Saiejon. Hongkong Manila 20 :::srp t i; l9Sep| it l€Sr*i 'PANAMA" for Bangkok Saigon Hongkong, Manila 28 29Sept Tt S7Sept472 words
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Article365 1952-09-12 9 Malaya*Rl Rubber Talks LONDON, Sept. 11.— Current talks between Malaya and Indonesia to iron out comparatively minor differences of opinion on removing the booms and slumps from the natural rubber field are the best preliminary to a renewed approach to the United States,365 words
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Article129 1952-09-12 9 Singapore. Thurs.— The Vlalayan share market was .lightly steadier generally tolay. Industrial shares showid slight improvement. iile ms attracted more attention vith business passing at uirrent quotations. Rubber 1 shares continued to be i cd. Changed prices were Bnvprs Seller* riser a;id Nor r Ord. 4. DM 4129 words
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Article41 1952-09-12 9 HONGKONG, Aug 7 i Speci- al Standard Service closing prices on the Hongkong Ex- change to day were ''15.93 Lo £1 sterling; «(>.3CO to US$l: $1,835 to Malayan SI: $fr3BBo to one Indonesian Rupiah. Gold $294,375 to one tael.41 words
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Article51 1952-09-12 9 Malayan Exchange BunU Association buymy rates merchants (per $100 Malayan > are-- New York 33 5/8 (T.TJ 32 3 4 (O.D.>. 31 ll'lti (90 d st). Selling rates ;ue: New York 32 5' 1(5. French francs *****. Belgian francs 1625 and Holland gls. 123 3/8. Other exchange rates51 words
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Article40 1952-09-12 9 THE Federal Legislative Council has ngrpod to pay 59.150 as compensation to a contractor In Pahang for expenditure he incurred on building a road which has now been taken over as the access road to a new village.40 words
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461 1952-09-12 9 New Refinery will Boost UK's Reserves ADEN (Reuter)— The face of this steamy, sun-baked port on the southern edge of the Arab world is about to be transformed by the decision to build a "Little Ahadan" here. A new oil refinery, estimated to cost about C.~>0.000,000 sterling is expected to461 words
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311 1952-09-12 9 More Coal— Key To Britain's Power Shortage LONDON, Sept. 11. (Reuter).— A team of experts came up with a string of ideas on how Britain could lick her chronic post-war electric power shortage. Coal is the key. as shivering Britons are well aware each winter. It is the mam source311 words
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Article189 1952-09-12 9 Rl'Bßhß prices m Singapore regained by 1 5/8 cents per Ib. on a steady market yesterday, first grade rubber for September shipment being quoted 75 7/8 cents per Ib. a* the close. During the day prices fluctuated between 75 3/4 and 7H 3/4 cents189 words
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Article128 1952-09-12 9 A four-year aerial survey oi Pakistan's natural resources covering about hall of tac country is ta be undertaken by une Canadian, company under a Colombo Plan contract. More than 42. (MM) square trifles will bo mapped (<) la^d im 1 pavement projects and lllJ.uUtil i squareReuter - 128 words
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Article85 1952-09-12 9 THE precEtsce market In Singapore was quiet all day w ith no b (ness p aggiw g Copra had buyers at $25| per p ciri and setters at $uti per pixmli Coconut oil buyers ;i. licatf :,< (4A-1/4 peer pica! Rrilh seller at $40-^/4. Bete! not 132,85 words
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Advertisement132 1952-09-12 9 F'rT? W W 9» L M N I 1 ijf 1 1 S the loi-eligld vi a girl's-eycsjoi Wfimt9 n TIIERR API 9OWM TiliV'S that OBT*! I- crct. The iovdight m a gjfari s c i nee —nol altogether un- j%jfc*a^\ i-.i.k Mi'c.ilm rnjoMiimt \ou see f fitlff^P c:; a132 words
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Advertisement116 1952-09-12 9 CLOSING rubber prires f rents [hr- Ib. m Singapmne ye^e«lay v ere: Buyers Sellers Na 1 Spot Loose 753 *6 X.0.8 m b;»les Sept N«. 1 K.S.S 75} 76| \->. 2 R.S.S. 69| Ml No K.S.S Ssj 66 Tone: Steady. [.ONDON Xl BBKR i rrrsday's opening pr ces per lb.116 words
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Advertisement157 1952-09-12 9 3More Expei'ience —that's the priceless advantage Pan American offers you r 1,, V I >v 1 /i ii' <#fe. i f^y Fiwi skfinc ko fK the PaeHw, 4m Nartfa U round i Tie woHd. Pan iuiencan hti Jl itnv seaa Hying experience! [bdayPu UwricaAO|w ci o\i*: .»<") iiiili to moie157 words
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Miscellaneous702 1952-09-12 9 !^-v-'k,:sE enterta.nments X,, X X «X Ahoy S ,„<■ 1 a iMUU) 7JO am B Ill>O: Aroma 2.3u. sJfl and*Bsa 'V.,^- i: Lli n.™ a,,,,, o, S3. FWe \_>.i meet- Kuala Lain p, a d 91 t>-«" 3 MLISO) ren n «|SAVOY: \ld<.ked Cavu!:e: 3 1 and I Judo QANTAS702 words
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Article822 1952-09-12 10 PETER ROBINSON - PETER ROBINSON Photography— By J II! RE is -t" finious ni pwiessioaaJ pbolo|rapMC rirelev ..Son the ■chod of plMtograpnj where f, stodeata were a»«d w Ulbniil their own n« natives i», .nl.»rt;«'mem b> MM of th.- -a hooi's in>trr.( UMTS. jj p i, the lent a n ailed822 words
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Article632 1952-09-12 10 T.AKFX with n Cauno C 'a, 50 m.m., t 1.9 Scv, > F P. 3. Film exposed o;>-'/. flash 8 and derolo^cd m K I Microdol. LiyJiiiH.y f> Z Ikotron. Picture by Pel Robinson. so necessary m ph The sink cost oni> Both benches are aganisi I walls632 words
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Article, Illustration708 1952-09-12 10 BILL WEBB JONES - BILL WEBB JONES By 'THOSE fortunate enough to be at the Singapore Swimming Club on Sunday last were treated to a most enjoyable al fresco concert. The Bind of the 12th Royal Lancers (Prince of Wales Oun) under the able leadership of Bandmaster Moon, were m708 words
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Article509 1952-09-12 10 i ICKIXG our lips this week -L' at the prospect of possessing some of the valuable prize* offered by Messrs. Hagemeyer Trading Company m sponsorship of Perutz film, !<•{ us consider a fete .sober precautions. Even Perutz film cannot deter mine the exposure for us although it doesP.R. - 509 words
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Article, Illustration725 1952-09-12 10 ANACRUSIS - ANACRUSIS MUSIC NOTES By THE main work m next -i- Thursday's (September 18) concert by the C'hambrr Ensemble and Choir will by J. S. Bath's Church m tata No. H, "Praise Our 1 I)r Thornton Lofthouse, the eminent Bach exponent and authority, will725 words
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Advertisement22 1952-09-12 10 'C^^PH^ THE HONEY SEAR mKLi'J-^W V^&sA Racoon tomily «^o^ n > Bo 3 o< JB/r y^ Kin W a »ou is no' 722 words
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Advertisement208 1952-09-12 10 r•» i» i|i m v I ir re m. •> OM ipM i I RIO l (HI i I RIOM I i I I'CM t: Kite i HIM n \M' KI«TIIM<,\ \i;ll 19 G I r\i«i> i i «.i \n\i £9 i I I W< i I I I 'i208 words
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Article616 1952-09-12 11 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD By Workouts Of Ca ndidates For Tomorrow's Big Race GAMBAR Melayu, with Peter Knuckey astride, did the best workout at Bukit Timah racecourse yesterday morning when he wound up his preparation for the Singapore Gold Cvp m one of the best trials seen for some616 words
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Article1087 1952-09-12 11 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD By SIXTEEN seasoned stayers m the country comprising English, Irish and Australian bred thoroughbreds will line -up at Bukit Timoh Racecourse tomorrow for the valuable Singapore Gold Cup Malaya's Blue Riband of the turf worth about $25,000 m stakes and added money. The race will1,087 words
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Article157 1952-09-12 11 Selangor Police XI KUALA LUMPUR, Dans.— The Selangor Combined Police hockey XI will meet the Selangor SHchs XI on Sunday at the Kampong Attap ground. This is the first of a series of games the Police team will be playing and fixtures are being arranged with the various police contingent157 words
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Article, Illustration32 1952-09-12 11 Lo\ (Mi (TnHoh up) being: led m by Mis* Patricia Fester af{( r winning the eighth race at the second ria\ «if the Singapore Gold (up WuA&Mg on WotmaittiJ.32 words
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Article367 1952-09-12 11 Full weights for Saturday, eomludinj; fay of Singapore Turf Club's September (Gold Cup > met ting are as follows: CL. I I>IV. 1— U M. Mapic Oak BJ7 Cl I I I N 1;M .V ::t> Yl>. Rising Glory B.t< v t> Woodeotc inn' 8.10367 words
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Article156 1952-09-12 11 DRUMNADSOCHJT, Scotland Sept ii (Beater):— .John: Cobb*s jet-propelled i eed boat was brirevtd io have exceeded the world water j speed reccntj m two run? on Loch Ness today. But the runs were o:i:y trials and i mt uaA >>'.)) saUy turn Tht 1 preseod oecorfl is156 words
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Article52 1952-09-12 11 ENGLISH SOCCER RESULTS I fi I 2 To m I ■'r M (IMI FU\ hl(i\ I II I I n City 2 1 c 2 <- m n i c «1 r.'l P»l -I M MIX I MM« I i I tAGII 0 Xl IM. n <)- -1 I ifitol52 words
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Article, Illustration22 1952-09-12 11 Slammin Sam Snead - GOLF Here's How Slammin Sam Snead By I I 'n t ho lend 1 n<><7 r,r; -c Vii, the club hod I ■<22 words
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Advertisement567 1952-09-12 11 SITUATIONS VACANT THE RUBBER INDUSTRY (REPLANTING) BOARD. APPLICATIONS ore invited for h< appointments of Srare and IdHtOMMI Replanting Officers for the Administration of Fund '8 of the Rwbbcr Industry (Replonringl Fuwd. Applicants must have rubber planting experience ond knowledge of the problems of smallholders would be on osset. Basic salary567 words
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Advertisement627 1952-09-12 11 ACKNOWLEDGMENT ~MR .AND MRS. P. Kan af a]inp t0 in «^i Ki5P, da a: d relatives who have kmd.y sent valuable present and rood msWta on the occasion p their mtrriai^ nt Kuala JJUJPur on SaturdaT. 23 August. CITY COUNCIL Of SINGAPORE. Assessment List 1953. <Sccti<Hi HZ Municipal Ordinance) The627 words
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Advertisement99 1952-09-12 11 J |^^f»*- f i|| "W ml i v,.--j BB^^^^ IH^ |j I '^^Sgß l to -v. BBg 11, lk^. iSH ]< ite^ W^ < Lj jlln I Tf *;m->- cy flVj li B Bf/ I v< ;t|t 5 fl BBS* w fIV I 1 i fl B^/ 2 B^ I99 words
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Article, Illustration430 1952-09-12 12 PLAYING m continuous rosn noiKOwyu jporrs v.mb gnu inuion Recreation Club 'A' fought a toe-to-toe struggle m SAFA s Junior Cup semi find match which resulted m o 2-2 draw at the Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Haikowyu put up a solid defence, Hock Leng,430 words
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Article134 1952-09-12 12 REFERRING J i j> repori isl Thursday referring to the return of On- Poh Lim and Ismail bin Marian. Singapore shuttle stars, into the ranks oi > Singapore Badminton Association, the honorary >cereti y wi Tan, writes: :1 is drawn to which said that at >mm ittee meeting134 words
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Article210 1952-09-12 12 If ill SKY heavily cauliflowered Cockney wan -smashed" nose walks iip to any woman at the ring--1 le during the wrcstHn? at the Happy World Stadium I norrow flight and urabs her handbag, don't call the !C e The man is not a snatch and run210 words
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Article128 1952-09-12 12 USEFUL BP WIN 5-1 THE Usel Badminton Partj b I a rtu Juvcnus Sports c tta i friendly badminton n i bj r':-. c g unea to n e t 1 i- (he Clerical Union i v. sday. K^uitv Useful'i players r Kirn on beat f: i X■. cc lee,128 words
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Article87 1952-09-12 12 TIM Anal nf the Challenge m, presented hv Mr. Lam Kirn l.^s for the S::i-;,po:e Harbour B >ird »oc competition between the Fire Demons and the Kepoei H ingers ill be played •■I the Keppe] Harbour ground S'.in.i The following are the teams: Fire Demons: Doliah; Abbas S**aban;87 words
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Article100 1952-09-12 12 PENANG, I h nrs A cricket match to bid farewell to the (ir.md Old Man dI Malayan cricket, H. C. D'Aiiy Irvine, who is leaving Malaya shortly, will he played on Sunday between the "Old Penang" and the Ke>t on i!'. Western Ko.id ground Teams: Old Penaag: S.100 words
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Article, Illustration285 1952-09-12 12 K.L.'Y' Enters junior Cup Final Xl ALA LIMPIR, Thurs.— ln the junior knock nit competition played at Taylor Road between the VMCA and the TPCA today, the YMCA qualified to meet the winners ot the UMNO-Sentul Rangers m the final having beaten the TPCA by 2—l after extra time. ua\imijijj,Michael; Anchant - 285 words
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Article299 1952-09-12 12 Johnny Leach Beaten HONGKONG'S pen-holder "marvels" Sih Su Chor and Fu Chi Fans sot the better of England's stars Richard Bergmann and Johnny Leach and defeated them 4—l m their international friendly same at the Singapore Badminton Stadium last nitrht. Two thousand fans saw five hours of scintillating tabletennis with299 words
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Article80 1952-09-12 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A solitary goal scored midway m the first half enabled the TPCA to defeat the SCRC m a friendly game of hockey, on the Pudu Road ground. this evening. Thasen, the Tamilian centreforward, who was responsible for "the goal, scored after the ball80 words
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Article99 1952-09-12 12 Krian Loses A Sportsman PARIT BI'NTAR Thurs.— Krian has lost another fine ill round sportsman m the perjon of Inche Mohamed Hashim oiti Alang Amin, Deputy Assistant District Officer. Krian who has gone to Lower Perak :>n transfer. Inche Hashim proved himself :o be an efficient and popular officer and99 words
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Article, Illustration296 1952-09-12 12 SINGAPORE Recreation Club beat GHQ Farelf seven-nil m the opening fixture of this season's Singapore Hockey Association division IB league on the padang yesterday. Farelf were unable to adapt themselves to the wet ground conditions and the match, played m the rain, was inclined296 words
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Article130 1952-09-12 12 ROYAL Army Service Corps Rugby Football Club wriLl open their rugger season with a match against the Royal Signals tomorrow at Nee Sooa (Swimming Pool ground I. The following wili represent the Club: Dv: Davies (RASC School': Lt McDermid <4 SRD». Lt. Wilson Lloyd 'til Coy RASC Cpl130 words
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Article72 1952-09-12 12 THK Singapore Chinese Recreation Club hockey team t i play m a SHA league against the Sherwood Forresters at Hong Lim Green tomorrow will be: Lee Ah Chio: Dr. Ong S wee I Law. Chua Eng Cheng; Bvon Kok Peow. Fung Pak Fooic, Liaa Fook Choon: Chan Oim72 words
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293 1952-09-12 12 IPOH, Thurs.— The committee of the Ijmh Di Football League have ordered a repla\ ot the Cup tie match between the Ramblers and the I following an appeal lodged by the Police who defeated by two goals to one m that first293 words
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158 1952-09-12 12 fcer) The National Boxing Association asked Ray R ibinson what lie intends to do about defending his world middleweighi boxing championship. It was earlier reported m error that the XBA had decided Robinson should defend the title within 60 days. Robinson's case came158 words
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Article248 1952-09-12 12 JIM CHAMBERS - JIM CHAMBERS Bj LONDON, Sept. li (AP). Chelsea, th, London Firsl Division football tram, palled oil one of ih«- mu--l»ri»<* of the new season on Tuesday ninSit m thrashinc Blackpool 1-0 and handing oul t<» Stanley Matthewi and \\\> colleagues their first defeat ofl th<> geaaon.248 words
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Article112 1952-09-12 12 KLAXCr. Thurs.— A thrilling soc t ne was p io a draw at the Port S. tenham Recreati Club padang, between the Dravid and the Sino-Malays. I s ore was one-all. During the Rrsl half the Dravidians pressed most the time, and within ten minutes Veeramany,112 words
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Article67 1952-09-12 12 THE Singap »re B i at ion Club team to play against the Singapore Cricket Club m I annual cricket match for the Packing Shield on Sunday at 11 a.m. will be selected from: C. Col Ing (Capt), B. Barker. F. Chopard, R da Silva, P k Kretser,67 words
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Article55 1952-09-12 12 MANII >,„, (AFP) s, China. Isi lei mi K'tivj I r,r -appii.-,i partirii v- m th« Easl Olympiad i a M miia m 1" i it v,. m, restrrdaj tp. r AnuWur t.Hfl JHIVHI Vareas, mi hi> ref from Helsinki He proph.- i 4 and55 words
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Article30 1952-09-12 12 TULYAR STAYS TOP FAVOURITE LONDON. S Althoug at toi here, the the shortest (.rids. i been .struck. The i E!iza -2, but X -'ican-ov horse. Mi g backed ad\'ai;- i30 words
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Article27 1952-09-12 12 SINGAPORE HOCKl Div. I S Hi A Tea College r. Rl Ml dria. F S r. BODC/4 H PENANC El i B ships at Siadi27 words
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Advertisement22 1952-09-12 12 Obtainable from all watch dealers throuaro^* Malaya, Sarawak British North Borneo S.P.H.de SlLVA fave&et, 4s, MICH STfttlT, SIMCAMK .TU f«)O/^(jA:« lUH»U» i;>3J22 words
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