Singapore Standard, 27 January 1953
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Title Section14 1953-01-27 1 Singapore Standard VOL. 11l NO. 207. TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1953. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS14 words
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73 1953-01-27 1 pfNANGj Mon. The presence of mind f a F pilof saved him from imminent ?ath when he baled our in a parachute from 3 Hornet which crashed into the one mile from Mata Kuching airfield Jfufl -orrh, this afternoon. ovei khe X73 words
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Article, Illustration43 1953-01-27 1 Million Suit MRS MARGARET W, Patis claiming U552,685,~ i >',ut a.i^ains' the Amei-. A i ineg foi the death of ••> >and b formei Secre- War, in one of their p »s AP GENERAL Terupier visitinq; the Fire Brisad<» Station at Kuil.i Lumpur yesterday.AP - 43 words
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Article199 1953-01-27 1 THE PENHAS case which is now before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in London was mentioned in the Singapore High Court before Mr. Ju>tiee Brown, yesterday, when a motion for winding up Ka ha min Petihas Limited was heard. Trie motion199 words
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Article799 1953-01-27 1 POOR VICTORY, IF IN ROOTING OUT TERRORISM, WE WERE ONLY TO SUBSTITUTE ONE FEAR FOR ANOTHER jo^ warn Gen. Templer &B^ 4 1 8 1 Outlines His Objectives LAST NIGHT, speaking over Rodo Malaya, General Sir Gerald Templer told listeners that Government is trying to achieve799 words
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Article77 1953-01-27 1 On A Mar* VIENNA. Jan. 2b (Reuter> A former sergeant of the old Imperial Austrian Dragoon Guards, 73-year-old Igna7 Barb- plans to ride from here a!! the way to London :o see the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth. He hopes to set off in April in the77 words
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Article24 1953-01-27 1 BRITISH Boy Scouts wiU hail the Coronation of the Queen on June 2 by lighting a nationwide chain of flaming beacons.— APAP - 24 words
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Article16 1953-01-27 1 MORE than 1,131,000 pew houses were built in tbe, United States last year. A PAP - 16 words
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Article146 1953-01-27 1 TWO hundred students of the Peoples Education Association were yesterday told to go home by Mr. P. F. Howitt, principal of 'he Raffles Institution. Singapore. The students, who came to Raflles Institution last night, were those who had attended classes for the last 12 months. Mr.146 words
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Article253 1953-01-27 1 IT COULD BE SABOTAGE CID CHIEF LIVERPOOL, Jan. 26 (Reuter)— Red-eyed, smokeblackened firemen today signalled that they had control of a blaze which in 15 hours engulfed and destroyed the 20,235-ton Canadian luxury liner, Empress of Canada, in Liverpool docks. A brief message sent to253 words
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Article141 1953-01-27 1 THREE Singapore contractors, one of whom is eligible to tender for City Council work up to 5150.000, are living in Improvement Trust flats. Mr. A. P Rajah (Progressive North) told the Singapore City Council yesterday. He said that Trust flats are intended for those whose income141 words
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Article72 1953-01-27 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Henceforth there will be no "rumahs pasong" in the Federation. This Malay expression meaning house of incarceration is to go once and for all. Stating this over Radio Malaya in a broadcast tonight Sir Gerald Templer said that the authorities want to call72 words
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Article66 1953-01-27 1 THE Singapore C.I.D. is still working on information in connection with the shooting of Detective See Chong Yee by gunmen in Syed Alwi Road last Wednesday. A Police spokesman told pressmen that Police had received a fair measure of cooperation from the public. and expressed66 words
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Article107 1953-01-27 1 WARLEGGAN (Cornwall), Jan. 2(S (AP) The hermit rector of Warleggan. who preached only to ghosts for 22 years, has gone to join his phantom listeners. tu r»v Frederick William Densham. (83) boycotted by his parishioners in 1931, was found dead on the stairway of his107 words
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Article26 1953-01-27 1 The Queen aiK* fe* D ;e r >; Edinburgh, will mak* ad eleven-day visit wtort'tm their way back to Britain aftei the Australasian tour.- ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article260 1953-01-27 1 OHLY 26 DAYS AND KUALA LITMPIR Mon.— Fifty terrorists have been killed in the Federation since the beginning of the year. Three fell yesterday when a fourth was wounded. Another suspected terrorist was wounded and captured and two others surrendered. One terrorist was killed and260 words
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Article, Illustration310 1953-01-27 1 NEW DELHI, Jan. 26 (AFP)— A two-hour parade watched by 200.000 people was staged in the Indian capital today to mark the third anniversary of the pro- clamation of the Republic. President of the Republic Rajendra Pra^ad. Prime Minister Shri Nehru and high ranking310 words
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Article23 1953-01-27 1 HUNDREDS are homeless In floods now sweeping east Ceylon villages. Thirty-three thousand acres opened for rice cultivation are under water.- APAP - 23 words
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Article23 1953-01-27 1 ARRANGEMENTS are being made in Washington to send three shiploads of horses and mules to Esrael for ploughing [and.- APAP - 23 words
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Advertisement69 1953-01-27 1 "2 *W NORTH IBBOK h -vIn London s m?m3?£&% West End ffe In (he clMfeS and hMds of *&y*. >m^4pi>rc. m fact, *h«re»ef people meet and Calk you t <inj Capstan. Whether il v l^^^"A h« conference or ]usf 1 r '\l I /A ,4 fj\ frteodly chat, see how69 words
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Advertisement43 1953-01-27 1 ElgiiWfEilg ICE CREAM I^fe COO STORAGE f f faf***^ CMMMIMU Ua /^C *if* Solves every mixing problem J MIXMASTER _j> Marvellous new features L) 4 Larger Bowl-fit Beaters /t Larger Heot-Resistant Bowls I 1 Famous Mix-Finder Dial Automatic Beoter Elector Automatic Bowl-Speed Control43 words
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Article142 1953-01-27 2 $100,000 Rubber Theft Trial WI REGRET to statf that the above case was misreported in our isMie of Jan. 22 Hie District Judue did not state that the accused were implicated in the disposal of :t vtoli'n arj;o. He stated that th<* cka alleged that tb*» accused were so implicated142 words
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Article139 1953-01-27 2 PROPOSAL to co e from present a. id pas: Legislai e and Councillors for rtraii the Q\.e- w C F Smith (NoI) i e City C i 3 1 sterday. Speaking luring e- Sir lid he u brii gam i to this Mv- m139 words
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335 1953-01-27 2 Standard Staff Reporter MR. A. P. RAJAH (Prog.— North) yesterday warned' that the Singapore City Council would have to take action to deprive departmental heads of their powers if they found it difficult to carry out the instructions of the Council. He was335 words
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Article151 1953-01-27 2 HARBOUR LOSSES 'SLIGHT' .>! [MENI ING m np< 1 1 s Sta dar I thai Army in Sing; pore print; n f t ral le >sses of res and t Qiiipn eat during liprm nt Mr. R. W. Walters, OC Harbour Division, rv. Stan •ir I yesterday in the Harbc151 words
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Article90 1953-01-27 2 SINGAPORE residents Ui the area of Kampong Bahru Blair and Nelson Roads will get a market or a playing field if the Government can buy the land from a private owner. Or tht-y might get neithei Mr. M. P. D. Nair (LabourSouth) said at90 words
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Article124 1953-01-27 2 THE evidence ot a Japanese is ness nan, Kozaburo O:a. on a visit to Singapore was rerded in the Fifth Police C uri yesterd; y in connection with a theft case in which he the complainant. 1 Japanese said he lived a! to! F.;;*s and124 words
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Article52 1953-01-27 2 AN intruder entered the house of a Chinese living in J wrong Road on Saturday night and got away with cash, valuables and clothing worth $246. The robber made no sound and it was later discovered that he had entered and left through the52 words
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Article184 1953-01-27 2 CASSADO A MUSICAL TREAT Standard .Music Critic A VIOLONCELLO recital must l>e something of a nov- 'ty to Singapore audiences t Sunday night's recital by Ga par Cassado was more j'ist this it waa a rare d :-al experience Througjb- >> a diversified programme one felt that both Cassado andV.F.D. - 184 words
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Article241 1953-01-27 2 Standard Staff Reporter A PLEA to set aside specific areas to allow members of the public who want to build their own huts away from the congested Chinatown area was made bv Mr J M. Jumabhoy at the Singapore City Council meeting yesterday. Speaking241 words
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Article114 1953-01-27 2 BOY SCOUTS ESCORT KANGAROO Standard Shipping Reporter THE FEDERATION contingent of 82 Boys Scouts to the recent Pan-Pacific Jamboree in Australia returned to Singapore yesterday by the Blue Funnel liner Gorgon. While at sea. they lived up to their "Good-deed-a-day" code by looking after a lonely female kangaroo, which was114 words
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Article, Illustration49 1953-01-27 2 A week's programme of demonstration items by various Singapore primary schools has been drawn up for the Children's Book Exhibition now in progress at the British Council Hall. Picture shows 8-year-olds of Anglo-Chinese Junior School with their percussion band performing for the visitors at the Book Exhibition yesterday.- -StandardStandard - 49 words
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Article44 1953-01-27 2 A CHINESE New Year 'Barn Dance' will b e held at the Teachers' Training College on Friday, Feb. 6, for mem- j bers and friends of the Tea- 1 chers 1 Training Association. Tickets at $1.50 are available! from the Social Secretary.44 words
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Article60 1953-01-27 2 A EUROPEAN who was staying in a hotel in Scotts Road was robbed of his gold .watch, pen and wailet while •he was asleep 0:1 Saturday last. The valuables were placed in a drawer in a writj ing, desk only 15 feet away from his bed.60 words
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Article140 1953-01-27 2 Standard Staff Reporter A FATHER who lost a brave son in Malaya flew into Singapore from Britain yesterday to return to the industry he knows like the back of his hand rubber planting. He was Mr. John Codner, father of Michael ("Wooden Howe") Codner, the Aisiit*140 words
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Article205 1953-01-27 2 Tenants Asked TO Tell One Complaint Of High Rent Standad Staff Reporter ONLY one complaint by a tenant living in the City area regarding high rent m nded bv his landlord has been filed till yesterday, to the committee appointed by the Singapore Governor, Sir John Nicoll five days ago.205 words
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Article, Illustration47 1953-01-27 2 Photo by Mr Mrs. Tan Yew Sen* who were married at GeySnk Methodist Church, Singapore. Mr- Tan is the second son of Mr. Mrs. Tan Poh Ken*. The bride '«»aif Miss Ng Siew Tin, is the eldest daughter of Mr. Mrs. Ng Chong Chuan. Wee Ghim Siong.Wee Ghim Siong - 47 words
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Article122 1953-01-27 2 SINGAPORE Police yesterday sejat for analysis a small bott:e containing liquid which was: found near the decomposed body of Ng Thian Eng. son of the late Singapore millionaire. Mr. Ng Aik Choo. who had been missing since Christmas Eve. The body was found hidden in a122 words
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Article105 1953-01-27 2 THE two representative-- of the Singapore City Council ti tl\ Improvement Trust Board hav< no responsibilities bowards the Council. This was stated by the President of the City Council. Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, in reply to a c; ery by Mr. .T. M. Jumabhov as105 words
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Article55 1953-01-27 2 THE award of M.B.E. to Mr. A. G Bourhill. Assistant Superintendent of Singapore's St. James Power Station in the New Year's Honours List, was described as a "timely recognition" of the efforts of the staff during a period of heavy strain. said Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, President55 words
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173 1953-01-27 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE need for school books with a Malayan setting is emphasised by the Singapore Education Department in the Children's Book exhibition catalogue released yesterday. The catalogue, given free to those who call at the British Council Hall to see the children's173 words
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Article177 1953-01-27 2 Freed Of Murder Charge CHIANG KAY JOO. LimPoh Huat alias Chow Ter. and Tan Khoo Ghee alias Tan Chap 1 Bah, three of the four men who have been on trial for i the murder of Tay Peng Chong. were acquitted and discharged by Mr. Justice Wbitton, at the conclusion177 words
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Article132 1953-01-27 2 A CAPTAIN of the RAM C. driving a car along Changi Road knocked a man oil HIS cycle, collided with another cyclist, who sustained fatal injuries and then crashed into the rear of a stationary lorry, the Singapore Coroner, Mi. Choor Singh was told yesterday. He132 words
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Article86 1953-01-27 2 'Repair The Lanes'— Sim MR. SIM BENG SENG (Prog. Rochore) wants the Singapore* City Council to look into the conditions of most back lanes in Rochore Ward. Speaking during adjournment at th e Council meeting yesterday, Mr. Sim warned that unless something was done, the Council would have to spend86 words
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Advertisement78 1953-01-27 2 Ufa- .J £7 s l**t*i'%it 4 00/t. si titi fti t*n t f SB S w I bi* ■B^B^^%- 5?^ m^ W. r«T^ "^W Bp l.mhr«.ni» r« (i BH^* I'! tin A Ii: DA I A I Textiles D#^l«l #^^r Limited 31. RAFFI.IS PLACE. SINGAPOKF 1 I'HOM T *il l78 words
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37 1953-01-27 3 All Clubs Required To Have permits j, Machine^ I b Ihe De« I pton restei I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I37 words
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Article21 1953-01-27 3 Walfare Cttee Office Bearers I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I21 words
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Article, Illustration173 1953-01-27 3 I SI .ui.iid Stall Reports I during the la>t half century, hud I (real measure to the prosperity and I i slid Mr. >l. (iopala Menon. KepreI Governmenl of India in Malaya, in I K.klh) Mala\a yesterday on the occaI India Republic Qay. Menon173 words
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Article, Illustration62 1953-01-27 3 photo. M.^ V B. Sam auathie and Mr. Vincent de Silva seen after theii *i thp Registry o f Marriages yesterday Ihr br "*e h the daughter of Mr. and Mrs N. H Matfeiaa and was siven an ay hv Mr. T A Simon The twmmm is the son 4,fStandard - 62 words
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148 1953-01-27 3 SINGAPORE'S taxpayers have so far paid >:i..iOO.0()« for 1952. or nearly half as much more than \v;i> originally estimated at M C Corapton, Deputy S etary, said this fina Rgure as "■<• or :v. t. adjust- Sept. IS ten he 1953 i lates148 words
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Article69 1953-01-27 3 THE University of Malaya wi now allow a Honours graduate in Arts and Science Iq >'■■> an Honours degree on and subject Amendments to this effect '.vcrc announced in the University of Malaya Gazette Issued yesterday. On the recommendation i f the Faculty of Arts. i'ie69 words
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Article122 1953-01-27 3 I the WTHMiaI general noeetag the Tiong Bahru CoounuC e held oi\ Friday the '■:.'.4 were elected ofTiceb rers for 1953. Patrons: Messrs. D. Robertson. A P R ijah, Lam Yew Hock, M.P.U. Nair, V.K. Hair and Jasanal ban, President: Tec Seng Bee: Vicepresident, Lun Choo122 words
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Article29 1953-01-27 3 AN Indian. Abdul Raznk bin Omar, was sentenced to one month's rigorous imprisonment yesterday in the Singapore Second Police Court f«*r smoking opium in a hous# in29 words
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Article116 1953-01-27 3 Standard Staff Reporter A LARGE sum of money with a Singapore insurance company, is waiting to be claimed by the holder of th<' policy. The polity was taken out by a Cyril Woon and has "matured." but in spite of all efforts. the holder of116 words
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Article, Illustration201 1953-01-27 3 A SEARCH by a police party headed by Mr. E.F. Ldnsell, Supt. attached to the CID. in a house in Tan Quee Lan Street recently revealed 21 .bs of prepared opium, $1,000 in cash, and some jewellery hidden in a hole in the floor plankInStandard - 201 words
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Article78 1953-01-27 3 MR. M.C. Compton, Singapore Deputy Financial Secretary, confirmed yesterday that the Government had granted permits to three associations to run private lo^eries. The Automobile Association has been granted permission to run a si 00.000 lottery, In dollar tickets. The Red Cross lottery is for $50,00078 words
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230 1953-01-27 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Arts Theatre, which has "made do" in school halls and private houses, is now lookingfor more suitable premises even any "old, dilapidated or forgotten'' building. The chairman, Mr. Donald Moore, told The Standard yesterday the theatre is seeking a rehearsal230 words
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Article248 1953-01-27 3 By Charles Sathupathy BEHIND the facade of fine-looking sliophouses in Singapore's Kanipong Java, lies a huddle of dingy hovels in on«» of the worst slum areas in the city. It i s fenced-in by North Bridge Road. Arab Street. Victoria Street and Blanco Court, where248 words
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Article, Illustration31 1953-01-27 3 The Singapore Taxi Transport Association celebrated their seventh anniversary at Muar Road on Sunday. To commemorate the occasion th e management committee and members of the Association held a tea party.31 words
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239 1953-01-27 3 City Places Big Steel Order For Plans At Tebrau SINGAPORE City Council has placed orders mainly with British manufacturers tor more than $350,000 worth of steel and equipment for the water^extefision works at Tebrau, Johore. inese orders were ic- poricd to Council which met yesterday. A $37,400 order is for239 words
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273 1953-01-27 3 WITH a goal of $33,000 for I 1953, The Singapore YWCA j Finance Appeal Board met yesterday to discuss plans for the launch ing oF the appeal from Feb. 20 to Mar. 20. Many Singapore communities were represented at Ihe meeting which comprised 22 YWCA273 words
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119 1953-01-27 3 Dogs: Ruling For Stricter Registration BYLAWS which provide for a stricter registration of dogs in Singapore were passed by 'he City Council yesterday. The meeting also approved a bylaw which provides that only certain Standing Orders may be suspended on the passI ing of a motion by the unanimous vote119 words
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Article144 1953-01-27 3 THE growth of the Singapore Family Planning Association during the three and a half years has been so rapid i that the Executive Committee has decided to employ a parttime typist and a deputy clij nic supervisor, it was ani nounced yesterday. At present the Association j144 words
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Article110 1953-01-27 3 A VARIETY concert in honour oi St. Francis Xavier and in celebration of the patronal feast ol" St. John Bosca will be held at the St. Joseph's Institution Hall on Sunday, Feb. 1, at 7 p.m. The concert is being staged i by the CYMA110 words
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Advertisement69 1953-01-27 3 tor %l:ininq brum» ami rofiperirnr^ i j i t'll Polish SP. H.P." i: I i i s I mmbtt they itrnent to i'ul enemy u "'m-nt with 'bleb pm-ruy elastitity work Ls •ei m/ tJ natural Hp ban effecHKnr 1 in »he list of D B t s GLANDULAR lN69 words
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Advertisement363 1953-01-27 3 I X^Be i^ v^^B^r .^^B^^K. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Raniavamv v«r# manird on Sundav No. 18 Kact- Coars« Koad. Sin^jmr,. Th r bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mr>. V. Balakrivhnan uhik |hf lu iderroom is the son of lh<- lalf Mi K <.o\ indasarm Standard photo. Sent For363 words
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Article204 1953-01-27 4 Standard Staff Correspondent r.UPING. Men— The Perak 'I Mine Workers' Union was i at a meeting held in B.t'u Gajah yesterday The general secretary, Mr. R A. A.) Karim of Taiping. d members that the profth :*y of the country dePi tided to a large extent204 words
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344 1953-01-27 4 100 CASES ARE PENDING IN J. BAHRU COURTS Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— la spite of an additional Magistrate's Court provided in November last year, more than 180 cases are still vending in Johore Bahru. An additional Magistrate was appointed in the middle of la.^t year but subsequently Inche344 words
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Article63 1953-01-27 4 PKSAXCi. Mon. A safe containing S2 100 In cash and jewellery to the value of $1,500 was removed by some burglars from the office tif the Rex Cinema in Burma Road in the early hours of this morning The thieves broke into the office. The police are63 words
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Article211 1953-01-27 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon —An inquest into the death of 30-year-old Berriam Khan, who died in Pudu Prison while under detention on a tentative charge of murder, was held before the Kuala Lumpur Coroner, rKaja Chik Ja'afar, today. Deceased and Devi Chand were remanded in Pudu211 words
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Article96 1953-01-27 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Thieves broke into 52 Com- pany R.A.S.C .Malaya Com- mand, and stole four army I canopies valued at $376. over the week-end. A brick house in Weld Road belonging to a Chinese family was also broken into during j the early hours of96 words
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Article136 1953-01-27 4 PENANG, Mon. The Penang Assizes opened today following a service at the St. George's Church, opposite the Supreme Court building, at which the Vicar of Penang, Rev. Jack Griffiths, officiated. After the service, a procession of assistant superintendents of police, members of the Bar, Court Staff136 words
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Article52 1953-01-27 4 IPOH, Mon. Mat Isa (22) denied in the magistrate's court yesterday a charge that he had stolen a handbag containing $60.40 from a woman in Jalan Bendhara on Jan. 17 at 7.45 p.m. He was allowed bail of $150 and the case was postponed to Mar. 252 words
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Article, Illustration47 1953-01-27 4 Mohd. Tahrim bin Lope, attached to the Bagan Serai Telecomms Dept., and Che Sopiah binte Abdul Aziz, daughter of Inche Abdul Aziz, a retired Malay school teacher of Teluk Anson, who were married last Sunday at the residence of Inche Mohd. Zain, in rpprr Station Road Taiping.47 words
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Article57 1953-01-27 4 KUALA LUMPUR Mon.— Yesterday the Sultan of Pahang paid a two-hour visit to the Malay Rehabilitation Centre at Morib. The Sultan was shown round the camp by the Supervisor, Mr. G. S. Patterson, and talked to a number of 'siswas' who are learning trades at the centre.57 words
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Article53 1953-01-27 4 PENANG, Mon.— The Settlement Development Board has approved the conducting of a cockle rearing experiment at Pulau Aman. The experiment is expected to start some time in February. The building of four bridges one each at Kampong Besar* Kampong Belah, Dua Lahar Kepah and Sungei53 words
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Article205 1953-01-27 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— (A "Blue Book" of the Malayan Chinese Association, containing proposals for expansion of the MCA during this year, including the appointment of additional stall for its central headquarters in Kuala Lumpur and the construction of a new 12-storey headquarters building will205 words
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368 1953-01-27 4 S'pare Trials India Had To Undergo' O nn MALAYANS WARNED ONRA CIALISM KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Doto Onn bin Ja'afar, Independence of Malaya Party leader, said today that Malaya could learn a lesson from India on the suffering and sacrifices she underwent before she achieved independence, when he addressed an Indian368 words
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Article, Illustration42 1953-01-27 4 Photo Mr. and Mrs. Chua Keow fcwMC, Ik, married at the Singapore Kessstn of M lf who was formerly Mi.s N i,im Gnat sw j ft cake, helped by the bridegroom at a lowed the wedding Qu< k jReuter - 42 words
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Article64 1953-01-27 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The body of a local agent of an American insurance company was found by a Tamil labourer in a river near Batu village, at about 9.30 a.m. yesterday. The deceased. Kg Thong Ham. aged 51, lived at Princes Road. The body was found64 words
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Article36 1953-01-27 4 CONTRIBUTIONS have been received in Penang and Perak to the Indian Cyclone Relief Fund. The sum collected In Penang amounted to date to $6,690. Among the latest contributions was $15 sent by "A servant."36 words
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Article286 1953-01-27 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Six directors and the secretary of the Pahang Lin Siong Motor Company, Raub, appeared before the President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court, today, in answer to a charge of making a false statement in the auditors* certificate attached to the balance sheet286 words
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Article229 1953-01-27 4 KUALA Ll.'MPl R, Mon.— Ahmad I. in year-old laundry employee, was tmia\ < < President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions G. Adams, and sentenced to six months' rigorous prisonment for cheating. The accused pleaded guilt) to having cheated Capt. Jones Of the 69 Company R.A.S.C.229 words
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Article92 1953-01-27 4 RKAl .|s|\(, t!;, ness of .i Mf f >.,;-, peaplc <>t k .-.'i!'. i 1 sell Ililir ,n<- .iuntirih building a t H kampong. v\ ith a rcil scn^r i.t <i <>])■ ,t)(in A total <•! 744 ma and women Ait um k th«-92 words
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Article69 1953-01-27 4 Council: To Change Its Venue? T: v ga| r< Court verted into a I for the Leg while thi tural Ceo on bo of vrhose <• !he p:.;. 1 •or of T..t Standard 1: >. 0 bui ding j now We fa i l> E B< .< ing for the69 words
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Article36 1953-01-27 4 IPO!? A orj- froi Ipi Trade tomoi ittend a \n A;;.>. Ttu v are M and Mi M I inc on undi Se\ era Junio Tech in .i Ft DftM <■* ng36 words
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Advertisement80 1953-01-27 4 (I f/liffp s FATHER OF MEDICINE /'ft^S|ip HUA TOH \\ljm JIS Huo Toh lived o long time ogo IflSK^ but many Chinese remember him os the discoverer of many M^fflHr Ml^^J^!?^*^ herbs some of which ore used in > modem medicine today. Tiger Medical H3II famous foi its tomily o»80 words
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Article309 1953-01-27 5 EX -POLICE LIEUT. GETS DAY'S JAIL IPOH. Mon. -L. R Strawson (27). a formej Police Lieutenant, was i sentenced to one day 'm simple imprisonment and i a line of $150, in default I two months' rigorous imprisonment by Magistrate Che Abdullah Ghazally when he pleaded guilty to a charge309 words
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Article117 1953-01-27 5 The CG TOASTS INDIA O\'KR SO6 people, among whom were th e Commissioner General, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, the Singapore Governor, Mr. .1. F. Xicoi!. Rt. Rev. Mgr. M. Oicornetidv. Bishop of the Diocese oi. Malacca, various consular representatives In th e Colony and leaders of various communities, vesterday drank a117 words
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Article111 1953-01-27 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE 5,000-strong Singapore j Federation of Government Employees Unions yesterday welcomed the Government's j new move to giv e financial I help to its employees to get out of debt. Mr G. Kandasamy, secreI tary of the Union, toid The j Standard, last111 words
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Article, Illustration202 1953-01-27 5 .TOHORF. BAHRL'. Mon Tiie judgnieni oi iniiu* Taibl Andak given in the Sessions Court, was upheld by Mr Justice Storr in the Siipre.ne Court today when Tan So Kui i appealed against his sentence j of 18 months for committing extortion by handcuffing a villager and obtaining $58Standard - 202 words
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Article23 1953-01-27 5 SINGAPORE City Councillors wer« yesterday asked by their President Mr. T. P. t. MeNeice to immediately tele«!«on. th. City Veterinary23 words
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Article213 1953-01-27 5 NO MONEY FOR KLFIRE STATION Kl ALA LUMPUR* Mon.— Plans for a new Kuala Lumpur fire station are ready but there is no money to build it. General Sir Gerald Templer, the High Commissioner, was told this when he visited the Kuala Lumpur Fire Brigade at Malacca Street this morning.213 words
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Article127 1953-01-27 5 1 A CHARGE that the Police are not co-operating .ib me, Singapore City Council in that they have begun action against unlicensed hawkers even before the licensing has been completed wa< refuted at yesterday*! Council meeting. The charge was made by Mr Lee Choon Eng (Labour127 words
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Article113 1953-01-27 5 Standard Staff Reporter A DECISION of the Singapore City Council's Estates and Fire Brigade Committee in allocating clubhouse in Farrer Park to the City Council Labour Unions Federation was crititised by Mr. C. F. Smith in Council yesterday. Speaking during the adjournment. Mr. Smith gave notice113 words
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124 1953-01-27 5 INDIA'S chances of becora- ing the granary of \he Orient I "some day in the future" wore j expressed yesterday by the Japanese Consul-Genera! in Singapore. Mr. Ken Ninomiya. He was speaking at the New World Park. Singapore, where the Regional Indian Congress held124 words
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280 1953-01-27 5 PETROL LORRIES ARE A DANGER Mrs. Eu A WARNING on the danger of allowing large capacity petrol lorries to ply in the City was issued in the Singapore City Council yesterday by Mrs. Robert Eu (Prog. West). I Mrs. Eu was speaking on some recommendations of the Estates and Fire280 words
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163 1953-01-27 5 TWO MORE OF LIEW KON KIM GANG QUIT KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The surrender of two members of the platoon formerly commanded by the notorious beared terrorist leader, Llew Kon Kim, should be credited to the First Suffolk* who recently left Malaya after eliminating 198 terrorists in South Selanfor. The Suffolk*,163 words
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Advertisement194 1953-01-27 5 JF^B,l|lJ»lj M 10.fiU5-5.15 f.U icci umed -corossvt." MN IN SINGAPORE AT LOWER f i HlTrtv^ opens today f'lliJMkf'l il «-»<•- 1-30. I j 'af!»W \fefi-* h.15 9.30 1». m. A TECHNICOLOR ROMANCE j^|^. i;^BP^ I^na Turner TECHWCOLOR! J NEXT CHANGE HOS'i PENDOI s srn i\i i.i: jj 'jf P^s K*GaJt6194 words
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Advertisement238 1953-01-27 5 From TOI> f \Jmi&\W&t3M!%Arim f- i :i, '>.:>o fME HAD EVERYTNING YOU jtfjpT^ COULD GIVE A •^Mf WOMAN TO 2^f #T TORMENT' I"/' 1 JB^^-- t& ft" t1 ,WW~ A MAM *n itM /rf aWMERRIIi i J^ir~U J '\j^ J^~L^i_~_~_^_i~Ljn_O_i~unun_n_rn_i-xjn_rxj'X-r~LJ->_i~>_i-i_— u~i_r_r~i_r~u-i_i-i_i-i_r QUEENI- PAUL presents THE SUN-KISSED CUTIES "FOREVER GLAMOR" Mf//f238 words
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Article5 1953-01-27 6 i>mgapore^^ £>tanbarb Independent Morning Newspaper5 words
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Article667 1953-01-27 6 IT can happen in M laya. thei country the offer to found a private university would have won enthusiastic applause. It old have been given unqualified support by every- ii in Malaya the offer by members of the C immunity I et up a private university has ne667 words
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Article1092 1953-01-27 6 WANTED: A MALAYAN CONGRESS IS the time now opportune for the formation of the Congress of All Parlies for *he Freedom of Maiaya? What purpose could a Congress serve? How should it be formed? What should be the membership 0 Who should be the sponsor? At :he Asian Socialists Conference1,092 words
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Article1423 1953-01-27 6 RICHARD LOWENTHAL - BERLIN THE iqui la ion of r arvts of the old Cominform machine and its rt> ement by a new Russian chain of command to ".he Western Communist Parties, not compromised by any share in the offensive tactics of 1947 to 1949 and not relying on1,423 words
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Article, Illustration14 1953-01-27 6 "Blimey! Will you never learn? You're not supposed to fly, you dope!"14 words
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Article, Illustration44 1953-01-27 6 ALEX JOSEY - *Pill ALEX JOSEY Wul ill M^ir h lei .md |i efforts 1 -•> the way ild i theii abiiit i ittofthood ir.'iu KfaouU br left .1 Itcm.iti < thf iddwi <>i the DANCERS I pen j ii par done to :opr: Later t I I44 words
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Article497 1953-01-27 6 We the PEOPLE Shouting At Poor People QUO VADIS, M-G-M? S;r (i< i I 1 M 1 6.C.P.D < statioi old. or Kuala I imiptii Wdl-To-Do Ofl!? ant for ON < o! OSS M Sintapun examining the articles of the passengers, came to a n< se lady who was arn497 words
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Advertisement87 1953-01-27 6 HEAD OFFICE: 128. Robinson Road. Singapore. Telephone Not: ***** ***** Coble b Telegraph Address: TIGERNEWS, Singapore. BRANCH OFFICES: Room 222, The Times Building. Printing House Square, London, E.C. 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 45. Sulton Street, 83, Cowon Street, 8. Leith Street, Telephone 4588. Telephone 829. Telephone 1055. NEWS SERVICES—87 words
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Advertisement31 1953-01-27 6 Up AmV 1 1 (KfllCH N I CHUNG KHIAW BANK, LTD* h YOU CAN OPICX A SAM\(iS ACCOIM AS UTtUI IS SI INIKREST WII L PAH) \1 V/< PER ANNt'M q^lm31 words
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Article, Illustration194 1953-01-27 7 N)il „> ..in. ami irceuier).- Iran, which Q be considering selling some of o Russia, has been "reminded" wo«H jtopanHse turther American officials said yesterday, to It sumed thai A me- a ssadoi in Teheran I Henderson had B.r> > Ac: provithe attention of PreI): M thamroed Mos eiiReuter; AFP - 194 words
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Article, Illustration59 1953-01-27 7 photo. Australians in Singapore celebrated Australia Day the 164th anniversary of the founding of the Commonwealth with a cocktail party i n the Palm Court of Raffles Hotel laM nisht It was attended by about 350 guests including the Com-missioner-General Mr. "Malcolm MacDonald. the Governor Sir John Nicoll. and membersStandard - 59 words
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Article72 1953-01-27 7 v JTON, Jan 26: new r.S. Statt Mr John P les, i .r, es next a y survey Europe in< id ng P; i s Mr n [< and' the Mutual v Administi at >r-desig-Mr. Harold Stassen, wi ran and Euro- in seven capita!?? I72 words
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Article, Illustration40 1953-01-27 7 photo. Members of the first BriHsb Mount Everest expedition >ime 1938 try out their equipment on 3.000-feet high Tryfan near Capel Curig. North Wales. Michael Westmacott, from Torquay, helped by team reserve member Raulinson. fits on the breathing apparatus. A.P.A.P. - 40 words
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Article97 1953-01-27 7 KARACHI Jan. 26 (Reuter) Pakistan Prime Minister Khwaja Na2imuddin said yesterday that all cases would be dropped agn-.-^s! students arrested during the recent rioting in which about 20 people were believed killed. The Prime Minister met a delegation of the intercollegiate students union which launched a97 words
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Article66 1953-01-27 7 LONDON. Jan 26 (Renter) American engineers have located the fault which has caused British Overseas Airways' stratocruisers to be grounded since last Thursday. The London permanent representative here of Pratt and Whitney United States manufacturers of the stratocruiser engine said at London air*port today that the defect,66 words
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Article35 1953-01-27 7 THE Admiralty is to build a number of plastic fibre-glass boats for experimental purposes. The technique may prove advantageous for the mass-production of complex small craft, now made largely of wood APAP - 35 words
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Article37 1953-01-27 7 The British Home Secretary yesterday turned down a lastminute appeal to the Queen to save the life of 19-year-old Derek Bentley. due to die on Wednesday for the murder of a London policeman. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article30 1953-01-27 7 A BOILER room explosion rocked the British destroyer Duchess as she lay at anchor in Portland harbourgyesterday killing a petty officer and seriously iniunng two other men. APAP - 30 words
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Article27 1953-01-27 7 FIVE old people were burnt to death yesterday in a fire at a nursing home at Billings. Montana in America where they were patients.- A.F.P.A.F.P. - 27 words
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Article24 1953-01-27 7 GENERAL Douglas MacArthur celebrated his 73rd birthday yesterday at a private dinner with members of his former Southwest Pacific Command. U.P.U.P. - 24 words
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Article21 1953-01-27 7 FORMER President Harry Truman is to write his memoirs and publish them progressively over the next few years. AFPAFP - 21 words
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Article, Illustration333 1953-01-27 7 SEOUL Jo 26— General James A. Van Fleet said last night he be heves the South Korean army could be built up within 12 months to hold the entire 1 55-mile Korean battlefront if the United Nations should decide to stayAP; UP - 333 words
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Article169 1953-01-27 7 SEOUL, Jan. 26 (AP)— Allied fighter-bombers ripped into Communist battlefront positions today after U.N. troops took a licking on the Western Korean front in an elaborately-planned "programme" raid. The 4£-hour raid vv<ls incl heavies! ground action of the new year. Allied infantry, tanks flame-throwers,169 words
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Article157 1953-01-27 7 CAIRO. Jan. 26 (UP)— A gay colourful procession that was not without grim over- j tones filed past Premier Gen. j Mohammed Naguib in Liberty j Square yesterday. It paraded through the main streets of downtown Cairo on the third day of the I '"Liberation Festival"'157 words
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Article70 1953-01-27 7 Standard London Correspondent LQNDOM, Jan. 26. The following are the closing prices of rubber and tin on London Market today:—' LONDwN RUBBER Spot 241 d. Apv./JINM 4 July/ WE 1 |W. Otr./b& |W. feb. c.i.T. Mf ami itMjy LONDON TIN Spot 1958 per ton buyers, 195970 words
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Article65 1953-01-27 7 SAIGON. Jan. 26. (AFP)— Vietnam Premier Ngyen Van Tram declared last night that the country's election results had exceeded all his hopes. It was announced that except for a number of people wounded at Binh Phuoc where three Vietminh armed with automatic weapons opened fire on65 words
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Article74 1953-01-27 7 PALERMO, (Sicily), Jan. 26, (Reuter) Forty handcuffed men will be charged today with eight murders, 10 attempted murders, 11 kidnapping, four armed holdups and sundry theft*. The 40 men are the remnants of the private army of Sicilian bandit chief Salvatore Giuliano who in the74 words
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Article54 1953-01-27 7 IN TWO months the membership of a Melbourne society for "the Prevention of Cruelty to Husbands" jumped from three to 400. Founder is Mr. Rex Testro who said 'he idea sprang from a discussion between three husbands Object was to find expert remedies tor the troubles ofReuter; AAP - 54 words
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Article29 1953-01-27 7 THIRTY well-known clowns held a meeting in London yesterday to discuss the rehabilitation of their profession. The meeting was led by "Coco'" internationally famous star of many circuses.- AFPAFP - 29 words
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Article36 1953-01-27 7 PRESIDENT of the East German Jewish community and former Socialist Communist member of Parliament, Julius Mayer, who fled to West Berlin recently said yesterday that imminent danger was threatening all Jews in the Soviet zone.- AFPAFP - 36 words
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Article27 1953-01-27 7 RITA Hayworth said in Reno that she would appear today before the Court which is to rule on her petition for divorce from Prince Aly Khan. AFPAFP - 27 words
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Article22 1953-01-27 7 WILLIAM TLBBS, 45 noted American stage and screen character actor died Sunday. He had been ill manv months with heart ailment.- A.P.A.P. - 22 words
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Article26 1953-01-27 7 REPRESENTATIVE Emanuel Celler, Democrat, said he will introduce legislation proposing a three-year emergency immigration programme to admit an additional 328.000 Euroneans to the United States- U.P.U.P. - 26 words
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Article37 1953-01-27 7 THE Australian delegation to the Vienna Congress of Peoples for Peace now on a viiit to China at the invitation of the China Peace Committee, yesterday Jet't Peking by train' for Tientsin and Shanghai. A.A.P. Reu terA.A.P.; Reuter - 37 words
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Article34 1953-01-27 7 AN INTERNATIONAL team of 15 medical scientists including two Nobel prize-winners, will arrive in Madras on Feb. 15 for discussions with Indian physicians, medical educators and public health specialists in Madras and Bombay.- U.P.U.P. - 34 words
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Article32 1953-01-27 7 FORMER U.S. Secretary of. State Dean Acheson and his wife left New York by plane yesterday for a two months holiday on the island of Antigua in the British W^st Indies. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article36 1953-01-27 7 FORMER Philippine Charge d'A/faires in Jakarta, Jose F. Imperial, has been appointed by President Quirino as chief of the mission in Tokyo re- (lacing' Ambassador Jose Meenchio who died of a heart attack in Tokyo. U.P.U.P. - 36 words
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Article25 1953-01-27 7 ro.MMCMSTS yesterday tried to break up a Jewish protest meeting in London's Kast I'nd against anti-Semitism in Soviet Russia and lior Kast European satellite*.- ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article36 1953-01-27 7 AN OUTBREAK oi malaria— worst In 20 pears is reported in :ne ZululandL The malaria is confined to a hmited area and about 40 new cases o1 African and European patients ;ue being handled daily. AFPAFP - 36 words
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Article26 1953-01-27 7 A SEVEN-MAN parliamentary commission has been *«ct up to settle the differences between Premier Mohamcd Mossadeq and the Speaker of the Lower House Ayatullah Kashani.- AFPAFP - 26 words
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Article28 1953-01-27 7 THE Bureau of the International Federation of Journalists .•viet in London yesterday to make arrangements for the coming executive meeting of trie Federation in Vienna In June.- ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article54 1953-01-27 7 LONDON, Jan. 26. (AFP) British Foreign Secretary Eden was received yesterday in audience by the Queen at Sandringham Castle. The audience was announced in a communique from Buckingham Palace. It was considered here that Eden was received in his temporary capacity as acting Prime Minister rather54 words
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Article39 1953-01-27 7 THE HAGUE, Jan. 26 (Reu:er) Lieutenant General Adriaan Dijkhoorn, aged 6.3, Defence Minister in the wartime Dutch Government exiled in London and a member of the Dutch general statt\ died suddenly last Thursday, it was disclosed yesterday.39 words
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144 1953-01-27 7 ILFRACOMBE, Devon. Jan. 26 Liberals will be asked '<: protest against the British Government's disciplinary measureto stop Man Mau terrorism in Kenya when they meet here for their annual assembly in April. A resolution criticising the government's action is listed among nearly 40 which144 words
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Article, Illustration65 1953-01-27 7 AP. photo. Tage I.H. Ellinger, American professor at the I niversiiv the Philippines, who reported discover* of what may t><- the earliest inhabitants of the Philippines, is shown with three of the Abenlen women. Dr. EJlinger is 5 ft. 8 ins. tall. The women average 4 ft. 6 ins TheA.P. - 65 words
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Article152 1953-01-27 7 BONN*. Jan. 26, <ur> ~'i \m Bnu<h authorities wi.i 9isclose t!i P result! of their seci ret investigations into an a efed Neo-Nazi underground .movement at the end of thil week. British source? said today. Wett Germany oH. I open I y disturbed152 words
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Article189 1953-01-27 7 WASHINGTON. Jan. M: (UP) President Eisenfo >pen\ his first Sunday in the White House by gi El chun h, taking it easy in he hope- win be the ittern for his Future weekends. Despite Still an unsolved over his Pentagon p tnents, the President gch<189 words
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Article56 1953-01-27 7 HONGKONG, Jan 26 (UPJ —One hundred and Bfty-fi^ e Pok tanj police racruiti im shed their six-week trail 4 course yesterday an* Kril bt assigned to the Hongkong polio» forces. Recruited in Pakistan h<«{ year, they were the dm lecruits from Pakistan for 'he Hongkong56 words
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Advertisement79 1953-01-27 7 \LA YA T AHiWA YS MlCnvE 2nd FEBRUARY J953 THE FOLLOWING SERVICES WILL CALL AT MALACCA DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS Bep 0650 K. Lumpur Dep. 0730 K. Lumpur Dep. 1755 Arr. 0750 Mo|octo Arf 0805 M oloc<« Arr. 1810 ZllTs De 0815 DeplB2o CBSO Singapore Arr. 0915 Singaport Arr. 1920 j,l^£79 words
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Article, Illustration331 1953-01-27 8 WASHINGTON, Jon. 26 (AP)— Ninety per cent of the United Stotes' privately-owned yes- sels will become obsolete in the next 10 (years, the National Federation of American Shipping reported yesterday. The US w also short of i passenger ships that could be convertedA.P. - 331 words
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Article106 1953-01-27 8 OSAKA. Jan. 26, (UP).— Transportation Minister Mil- sujiro Ishii said his ministry wil! not interfere with the shipping companies in their competition tor participation in the freightage conferences for Pakistan and European tines services. He was presumably commenting on the recent announcement of the JapanPakistan freight106 words
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Article35 1953-01-27 8 BANGKOK. Jan. 26 (AFP) Japan Aii lines twffl shortly inaugurate a two-trip per week schedule to Bangkok via Okinawa. Taipei and Hongkong The airhiie plans eventually to extend the Tukvo-Bangkok service to Europe,35 words
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Advertisement603 1953-01-27 8 FAST REGULAR TRANSPACIFIC SERVICE IMn.i Overland Baa FraattaM Mi fl— .ill All taerieaa anudian Cities P.nans P i'lum S pore Ari LA Sfr \N\h\ BEAR n !l>b BsFeb A VKSsKI M i">K«'b i»»F»*b !U>b I. Mai 24Bfai ANGLO FRENCH BENDIXSENS LTD. IN K l.uiupur 311 S'pnrt- B^Bl 3 P Sham603 words
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Advertisement699 1953-01-27 8 K.P.M. LINES (Also DHuktJU aseots iw K.L.M/G I A ;l f A ARRIVALS DtPAKIietS Kamp:ir from Pakan-Bara \l:irn« for Tg-Pinang. Beagkalis Jan. P,-Radja Sapat. Walngapoe trom Surabaia. Tembilatam, fteifat 9*«. V< Bal -ports 27 Larat tor Palembang Jan V. Laseßfl irom Pakan-Baru L;ilhi:iii iJatlji fcoi Se^at Pardjans? Jan 2S Ponttanak,699 words
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Advertisement412 1953-01-27 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Regular Sailings to China and Japan from Singapore Port Swettenham Penang Also direct Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia lo China Japan Due S'pore Due P.Sham Due Pfnansj From "Anting" Por t Honskons "Pakhoi" Feb Feb II Feb 9 Homskon? Sails Sails Penang S'pore for -Ankinc" Jan412 words
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Advertisement689 1953-01-27 8 EAST ASIATIC lil SAILING* FROM SCAM>LN<\\ 1\ K "II (U MALACCA" lot Djakarta nJ 1 Bangkok Saigon Hong- fajy kong Manila Kobe and WW\ Yokohama B.ti f MURELIA* for Bangkok A Takubai M II MEONIA' for Bangkok IS/UK J U H PATAGONIA" for Adelaide. v 4 Melbourne Barnie Svd- ney689 words
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221 1953-01-27 9 BUTLE R TO SEND ECONOMIC UNITY PLAN TO U.S. U (IP)- A long-term plan for I' mruion between the new United n and the British Commonwealth Europe will be presented neii month by Chancellor of the Butler, highly placed sources said. oh was tentatively dis- Winston Churchill with are being221 words
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Article23 1953-01-27 9 Mr. Prarker Loses Pens I, j "V 1 rti- < v peaa rv'.'i m 14 h «t pea* < < I i in It sal i23 words
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Article, Illustration69 1953-01-27 9 S' pore Produce Liket Quiet Premier Jawaharlal 1 Nehru of India inspects the model of a huge machine tool prototype factory which h e recently opened near Bombay. Designed and equipped by th e Swiss Oerlikon Machine Tool Works of Zurich, the factory is the first big achievement of Swiss-IndianA.P. - 69 words
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Article124 1953-01-27 9 Rubber Talks 'Fruitful LONDON, Jan 26 (Reuter) -AM opts to reach agreement on ways oi bringing isona -o stabi ry to world h et supplies and prices are aki ig go I I rogress here, it is tear L rhc wrk ag part* oi ine nations Rubber Study Iroun consisting124 words
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9 1953-01-27 9 C-m To Close Down Plant in Bombay L import9 words
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Article148 1953-01-27 9 MALAYA'S rubber production declined from 0^3,880 in L951 to 582,646 ton? last year. The drop is largely attributable to smaller output from rhe smallholdings, according to official statistics. While estates' production increased from 327,957 tons in 1951 to 338,328 tons last year. smallholders' output was 244.--318 tons148 words
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Article57 1953-01-27 9 WASHINGTON Jan 26. fAP) U.S. commercial fishermen hauled in 4,300,000,000 pounds of fish and shellfish last year. Value i>l "lie catch off the coasts oi the United States and Alaska was pu: at U*****,000,000. The Fish and Wild Life Service reported the total catch was about 100.000.--00057 words
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688 1953-01-27 9 Standard Almanac INFORMATION AT A GLANCE I DtAfM I H 7 i 1.1 H v I 'TERTAINVENT H I 45 H N OGRAMME <i\{ iron ement; il j H* k I i c«rt; Hie I«- a h s Ik» i■- I I 4 l; H u IM PARTI RES:— j688 words
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Article772 1953-01-27 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Mon. Malayan industrial shares were quietly steady today. There was good discriminate buying fnr tin an/4 rubber shares. INDUSTRIALS Buyer.- Sellers Con. Tin Smelt Changed prices were:— Alex Bricks Pref. -215 2.30 Ords. 4 10 4.2(1 Atlas Ire 12.25 13.25 B.B Petrol772 words
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316 1953-01-27 9 Indonesia Tries Out Synthetic Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE'S rich transit trade in cloves is now doomed to fade away as the Indonesians continue to press their internal cloves development. Determined not to meet the high price of cloves in the Singapore market, Indonesia is316 words
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Article104 1953-01-27 9 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) in Singapore yesterday were: No 1 R.S.S Spot Loose 821 82* No. 1 R.S.S. 82* 83 No. 2 R.S.S. 772 78i No 3 R.S.S. 74J 751 Tone: Steadier after I easy. TIN SINGAPORE. Mon The price of tin today was $471*. Up104 words
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Article127 1953-01-27 9 LONDON, Jan 26. (UP) Production from the Iraq Petroleum Company's Kirkuk field was doubted at 15 500.000 tons last year, an official com- pany statement said. This striking increase was caused by the use of a newly completed 30-inch pipeline. while in 1951 only 12127 words
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Article39 1953-01-27 9 HONGKONG. Jan. 26:— Special 1 Standard Service Closing prices lon the Hongkong Exchange to- day were $15.67 to £1 starling $6,045 to US$l: (£835 :<> Malayan SI: 50. 225 to one Indoneaan Rupiah; Gu.d J28C375 to one' taeL39 words
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Article238 1953-01-27 9 Rubber Slips On Easier Market Standard Market Reporter Switching of position^ provided fair activity in the rubber market in Singapore yesterday dunnu which quotations declined by ]g cents per lb. from :he weekend levels. S'r.a'i Eactorj interest aiM received but oversea? ardssn were negligible. Prfi e- pmed arotan I H238 words
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Article95 1953-01-27 9 Ma ayan Exchange Hanki Association buying rai to merfha'its (per $100 are: Mew York S3 (T.T.I, 'I (O.D.t. 33| (on ncdl< s and 33 5/16 on trade Kl Id/St); Canada o2 1/16(1 •>. 32 »/l« (0.D.). If 7 l« d/Stl. Selling rates iT T O D95 words
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Advertisement240 1953-01-27 9 /Qe&d tke i| Dndtptndent Motni*q A/twipa.ptx This morning daily is published in Singapore and i s rdaflel at 15 BMfti *j per copy. 5 ''Singapore Standard" is aevoted to Malayan wide news and pictures. g 5 •In addition, it tarries a complete coverage of world news S "Singapore Standard" features240 words
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Article, Illustration2333 1953-01-27 10 \r\s\r it "Schnozxle" Dura nte who once said "Life is one big laugh?" Well, even if it wasn't. it doesn't really matter, 'cos. if you've got a sense of humour and loads of patience, you can as they say) come out of it laughing. The supreme test2,333 words
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Article, Illustration48 1953-01-27 11 These bright-faced teenagers made Victorian tennis history when they acted as usherettes during the recent Australian Lawn Tennis Championships at Kooyong. Melbourne. Tennis usherettes are something: new to Australia. They made their national debut i~. Adelaide last month during the Davis Cup matches there.48 words
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Article266 1953-01-27 11 SYDNEY, Australia, (IP).— Jimmy Carruthers' conditioner Bill McDonnell will press for use of a new type of boxing: gloves in the Australian champions world bantam title fight at Johannesburg on Feb. 28. The gloves, packed with moulded sponge rubber are claimed not to cut or266 words
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Article522 1953-01-27 11 ERIC RIEL - AUSTRALIA'S CUP HOPES NOSEDIVE Shocks At Kooyong By ERIC RIEL fw United Press Sports Writer SYDNEY, (UP)— High hopes of Australia's potential Davis Cup strength without Frank Sedgmon and Ken McGregor took a nosedive after early upsets in the national tennis championships held in Melbourne. Biggest shock on the Kooyong522 words
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Article53 1953-01-27 11 Wl/ERZBURG (Germany), Jan. 25 (APV— Private Sandy Saddler, world featherweight boxing champion, became a member yesterday of the U.S. Army's First Infantry Division. The 26-year-old New Yorker who arrived in Germany a few days ago was assigned to act as coach-trainer for boxers in the division's Special53 words
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Article101 1953-01-27 11 THE Sunny-Side B.P. beat; the Command Pay Office by five games to nil in a friendly badminton match played at the Tanglin Gymnasium yn Friday. The results were (SunnySide players mentioned first): Singles: O. R. Perumal beat Pte. Edgar 15—11. 15—10; George Baia beat L.. Cpl.101 words
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Advertisement243 1953-01-27 11 PERSONAL INCREASE your salary! The International Correspondence Schools (Overseas) Ltd. 18H BaHery Road. Singapore, wiil explah) how! Phone *****. ACKNOWLEDGMENT" j MR. TAN TECK HOCK and iamily thank relations and friends for their wreaths. Letters of condolence. senglays and kind attendance at the funeral of his beloved father .Mr. Tan243 words
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Advertisement779 1953-01-27 11 SITUATIONS VACAWT APPLICATIONS are invited for the following vacancies m the Public BclaUoni Office, Singapore: (i) ONE ASSISTANT PHO TOGRAPHEB. Salary Scale: $180 -12A-300 p.m. plus COL. and; Singapore allowances. Total emoluments at present range from an initial of $292.50 with annual increments to $480 p.rn In addition a housing779 words
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Advertisement598 1953-01-27 11 NOTICES NEDERLANO LINE ROYAL DUTCH MAE Aprils: Holland East Asia Line NOTICE TO COX S If; N fcEO S.S "NOBHW Berthed: 26.1 1953 SH-B Gadowns: 11. c, at ra] KRwy wi 1 be beld on rh" .i<rh Jarraary. LfISX o fur'her RUrvty wi:l b^ he;H NEDERLAND LINE ROYAL DUTCH MAft598 words
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Miscellaneous193 1953-01-27 11 L» M nft MAD it J ""ZSmT \E-> OOKiT M AiC> EFAH DO. r f -AH WERE FthASS TV ONE .'NSULT AH ADMIT IT.T SHE'S j UNCLE ROMEO IPl^^t "A' "Vi£T LAST :n,QU R; Si-' 'BOOT TH' STATE! O' HEALTH I CAIN'T TAKE f. r MAH MAMMV TH' PPETTIEST f193 words
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Article, Illustration106 1953-01-27 12 M.iurren Gardner. Britain's world famed brack hurdler, i> not makioi turd work of a hurdle in tlu> picture she's Itabertag up before opening a ballot >»hool. Maureen, advised during the war to lead an outdoor life, gave up ballet and took to athleties. She berame Britain's greatest-<»ver106 words
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Article198 1953-01-27 12 rPOH, M i e North .yan Goli oionship j be held at 1 P -rak Turf Sport i > Goli link in Tigei Lane n February 'l I conjun h the I )nship. i number oi J competitions be held Clas3 j A and B me198 words
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Article69 1953-01-27 12 The National Badminton Party held its first annual general meeting at the preJniseg of Mr. Osman bin buieiman at No. t>o4 Bouna v ista Road on Thursday, and the following were elected otlice hearers for th e year: President, Osman Suleiman; «on. Secretary and Treasurer Haji Ahmad; Hon.69 words
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133 1953-01-27 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Men.— A record number it 108 entries has been received for the A! '-Malaya Malays Lawn Tennis championships which are to e played here from Feb. 13 to ;> The entries are l!< more than the record Rgure received in 1930. The133 words
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Article300 1953-01-27 12 ADELAIDE, Jan. 2f» (Reuter)— Australia ran up the mammoth total of 530 against South Africa in their first innings of the fourth Test here today and continued to lash the South African bowlers, toiling manfully in the stifling heat. Without addition McD »nald was stumped for 134.300 words
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Article125 1953-01-27 12 AUSTRALIA Ist INNINGS C. McDonald st Waite b Fuller 154 A. Morris r Endean b Fuller l L. Hasseti c McGlrew b Manse!) .163 X. Harvey c Tayfield b Fuller 84 K. Miller c Waite b Tayfield i> G. Hole r b Mangel] 59 D Benaud b Moilc 6125 words
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Article49 1953-01-27 12 At a meeting held at Raub, the Pahang A. A. A. decided to hold this year's Athletic Meet at Kuala Lipis on June 2nd. Mr. Green of Police H.Q., Kuala Lipis, the new Secretary of the Pahang A.A.A., has undertaken the work ot or•anising this meet.49 words
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326 1953-01-27 12 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD Bv IPOH. Mon.-Piercebridge, a high Chancellor mare at this mornings workouts of candidates entered for weanesaay s rate. She did her work with gusto to return 38 3/5 sees, well on the bit. Piereebridge finished iier work on the sand track and326 words
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Article30 1953-01-27 12 TELL'K AXSOX, Mon.— An extraordinary general meeting of the Lower Perak Sports Association (Football Section) will be held tomorrow at the Lower Perak Indian Association at 7 p.m.30 words
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Article87 1953-01-27 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —The order of play for the MHC Northern Quadrangular Hockey tournament is as follows: n Saturday— p.m. Penang v Selangor; 5.15 p.m. Perak Pahanff. Sunday 4 p.m. Penan? Pahang; 5.15 p.m. Selangor v Perak. Monday 4 p.m. Pahang v Selangor; 5.15 p.m. PenangT Perak.87 words
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Article38 1953-01-27 12 SINGAPORE Recreation Club were too good for GHQ Tanglin in a friendly game of hockey played on the Padanq; yesterday. Leading two-nil at halftime. the Recs won the match, trouncing the oppoMiis team sevennil.38 words
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Article, Illustration730 1953-01-27 12 The Giant And Now This German Giant Gargantua met his Waterloo in the Singapore ring on Saturday night when he lost to the British Empire champion, Bert Assirati. the picture shows Gargantua. brought down by Assirati, feeling the strain of Assirati arm pulling Gargantua, who left by730 words
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Article489 1953-01-27 12 AGAINST a Naval Base XV SCC took the field on the Padang with a team of mighty veterans who gave them a deserved victory by 20 points (a goal, three tries and two penalty goals) to 9 (two tries and a penalty). As the score489 words
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Article, Illustration399 1953-01-27 12 SOBG Decides AfHliates^v. Support We Applaud SINGAPORE'S first Sports Fair featur ing hockey, weight lifting, soccer, athletics, boxing and swimming exhibitions and matches will be held in June's Coronation Week. At the meeting of the Singapore Olympic tnd Sports Council yesterday, the idea to hold399 words
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Article133 1953-01-27 12 Spring Cup Over 5 2 Furs. PENANG, Mon- Classes I and 4 horses writ! be enter ing for the Penang Turf Cub Spring Meeting which vvil! take place on the^e three days Saturday Mar. 7. Wednesday Mar. 11, and Saturday Mar. 14. Special races for class three division one (first133 words
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Article59 1953-01-27 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Moi Ou the padang this enins, Colours beaf WThites J I the Women's hockey tl Wiutes were the Bi I midway [n the Krst ball through Ooi Soh Sei h xuinv.'c later D tudeli equalised foi Coloui There WCCe iOBK 1 >' the .^co'.d hall59 words
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Article164 1953-01-27 12 Why S'pore Lost rtf th< J'iniui V J football possession of th us < M <v. \km ail. ye* Is th, i wum.il [n passing accord* Hun- Kn; K i.H.tr^p **r> tin, morn K I '-'r >>: two j Sunday 'a hut Hongkong M t jii- f." everj lepattawil Sin^apo/,164 words
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Article196 1953-01-27 12 PENANG, Mon It wa I i luck iur tho Chi iese arhowent down to the Eurasians by three goals to one In an Intel Community I.eauw no match played >m the v. toria 1 Green today. Two of the Eura »ian nreve deflected bto t tho196 words
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