Singapore Standard, 5 February 1953
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Title Section9 1953-02-05 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD SINGAPORE. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1953. TWELVE PAGES9 words
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Article515 1953-02-05 1 I NDS -DAY TRiKE S WoodI iHI return ;;V Its 450 ittenork this i >i\-dav from I ..spital !t N |„ur's f that being found m an opium den did not amount to "frequenting" the place. Mr. H. B. Livingstone, when he was a District Judge, had515 words
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516 1953-02-05 1 Standard staff Reporter THF. FATE of some 300 people, at present awaiting trial m Singapore's Police Courts on charges of irequentins places where opium is smoked, depends m w High Court ruling. Yesterday a special case on which a High Court516 words
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470 1953-02-05 1 A MALAY Notional Bonk, a Maloy Chamber of Commerce, sponsored by Government, and a quota system to include Malay businesses are among the recommendations contained m an U.M.N.O. memorandum submitted to the Special Committee set up by the Federation Government. The memorandum on the470 words
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Article89 1953-02-05 1 BANGKOK, Feb. 5 (AFP)— I Thai peasants have made a mass appeal to the government to lift the ban on transportation of rice from one province to another. They state that the han •prevented them from selling their padi at reasonable prices as it makes89 words
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Article25 1953-02-05 1 THE first jet plane to be built m Manila will go to the Philippine Air Force. Commander Benito Ebuen said yesterday.— A.P.A.P. - 25 words
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Article18 1953-02-05 1 7 caning a Irani ihe apit Theatre yesSinga] re City I 7 re vei 1 <18 words
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Article10 1953-02-05 1 '-SHARP was r |j California yestc r--.•■:.age.■ U.P.U.P. - 10 words
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Article63 1953-02-05 1 WASHINGTON, Feb. 4. (AP) A Turkish tanker loaded with 7,000 tons of strategic jet fuel was reported today en route to Red China despite American Government efforts to stop it. The tucker. Wilma was now reported m the Suez Canal area after picking up63 words
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Article, Illustration33 1953-02-05 1 Among passengers embarking at Singapore uesterdav was eight-pear-old Robert Hock, who stopped to stare solemnly at the unusual bow oj the Oranje (ley.) before boarding.33 words
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Article110 1953-02-05 1 Standard Shipping \K Reporter I THE crack Dutch luxury liner Oranje slid into her berth here yesterday minus about 30 feet of her "nose" and caused wharf labourers and longshoremen to stop work anc stare at her. Also missing was the old skipper, H.W. Hemmes,110 words
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Article60 1953-02-05 1 VALLETTA. Malta. Feb. 4 (UP)— An explosion followed by fire roared through the British aircraft carrier Indomitable at se3 ye.-terday. killing two men and injuring 37. Another sailor was missing. Naval authorities announced they had begun an immediate search for evidence of sabotage. It was the60 words
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Article83 1953-02-05 1 BUT THEY HAVE ALL BEEN SOLD IN THE FED. Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government has agreed to let tne Malayan Chinese Association sell $500,000 worth of lottery tickets m the Colony on "certain conditions Mr M. C. Compton, the Deputy Financial Secretary told The yesterday.83 words
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Article23 1953-02-05 1 SEVERAL mysterious Russian ships have appeared again off the Shetland Isles North Western Scotland, it was learned m London last night.23 words
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Article123 1953-02-05 1 PENANG, Wed. Penang police are keeping a sharp look-out for a 14-year-old Chinese schoolgirl. J "J Lim, daughter of a well-known violinist. reported from her home m Phee Choon Road since Monday morning. Her father told a Standard reporter that his daughter was a student at123 words
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Article29 1953-02-05 1 LIEUT. Gen. H. Wells arrived m Hongkong from Sydney yesterday on his way to Korea to assume command at the British Commonwealth Ui- vision. A.F.P.A.F.P. - 29 words
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Article, Illustration89 1953-02-05 1 THE High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer. taking a well earned rest at the top of a 2,000 foot high mountain he climbed during the seven-mile jungle patrol he undertook m Negri Sembiian last week. The General, who is Director of Operations, was accompanied by Major89 words
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Article121 1953-02-05 1 STRANDED SHIP NOW REFLOATED Std. Shipping: Reporter AFTER being stranded on a reef off Singapore for nearly 50 hours, the 5,047-ton Finnish freighter Herakles was re-float-ed yesterday when a third tug. Skillful, joined the Harbour Board tugs. Griper and nfitra, m pulling her off. The Griper and Mitra hail twice121 words
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106 1953-02-05 1 THREE Chinese, armed with revolvers, entered the headquarters of a Singapore bus company m Anguillia Road early yesterday and got away with m There collectors. I a a conductor! and a the pre- mises at the iV the takings. after had at when!106 words
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Article35 1953-02-05 1 A 15-year-old Malay girl of Kota Tinggi is the lucky winner of one of the 52.->.OOO third prizes of the Federal Social Welfare Lottery. She is the daughter of a lorry driver.35 words
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Article568 1953-02-05 1 OUR 10-CENT CRIME Vjlllf tfaa/lfiM J ,.n. ll iL,;:;,::^-' ...^'jgCli^ iJi^^iv^^^^ THE children of a* least one Malayan employee w i I 1 benefit by the reduction m the price of The Btandai I from 15 to ten cent b a cop v. Mr. Khoo 800 Lool, P/h.O il Chief568 words
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Advertisement41 1953-02-05 1 KJFASDFJDSKJFLKD S.C.S^-utter is a natural food has duplicated the t y r^^^v the natural i£> *U T "j ?L natura' food S.C.S. Bufter is v >^^-' lia 1™ fh<? W° ur fluarantee i rhe Htmoat mtfrinieiil; SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE C 0. LTD.41 words
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Advertisement15 1953-02-05 1 ■9 T I V i HH J 1 1 U 1 1 1 VJ BJBwQ^15 words
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Advertisement45 1953-02-05 1 OSi TNI L\_Zwwm\ T '3 fr _fi/ i% /N VK |7 J a 7 /%"\1 tradition ■■■■■"'J''* c /J Scotland 4 becomes a tradition JHS af /^fc-^ad a^aW _T_^_hJ &0 Chinese /j>*y c iNew i car l&^mmy SCOTCH WHISKY Imported by Fras»rr and fteave LimoeaV45 words
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237 1953-02-05 2 Rent Increases: 'Tell The Tenants' THE SINGAPORE Ratepayers Association has proposed that the Rent Conciliation Board should m future inform tenants of any rent increase asked for by landlords. If the Board receives no objections m a month's time, the increase should be allowed. At a recent meeting, the Ratepayers237 words
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64 1953-02-05 2 Standard staff Reporter THE Singapore Rotary Community Service Committee will bold a ran fair at -he Greal World on April Ifl and II to raise funds to build a.i institute for "he bund m the C my v i Br then have given64 words
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Article69 1953-02-05 2 Mr. Mi Gopala MenonJ Government of India Representative m Malaya, will present a special copy of the Indian constitution to the Singapore Governor. Sir John Niroll. who is also the president of the Colony's legislative Council. The ceremony will be held at a tea party by69 words
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Article116 1953-02-05 2 Standard Staff Reporter MORE than 300 students from the Federation and Singapore have applied to join the University of Malaya for the next academic year. The Standard learned yesterday. Sir Sydney Ca:nc. the' Vi e-ChanceHor of the Univer-j y, tola The Standard that more applications116 words
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Article95 1953-02-05 2 [ORI than 60 flremen of D tit m Sii v w .vent an immediah genirage increase. They also 1-hour wet h i tead of the present 80-hour week. have written to the Ai borities throug rt] r Army Civil Service m liate ettle theii ns95 words
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Article74 1953-02-05 2 THE pi oh n committee ol K>sed Singapore Young :'s S:k :1 Association is cat;- j ing a meeting ot Colony Sikh I youths on Sunday to approve the :onstil .<■.; ot the Assoeia- i tion. The chairman of the com- [mittee, Mr. Baikara Singh,74 words
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Article250 1953-02-05 2 A SINGAPORE Harbour Board labourer, Maniam. son of Kalimuthu, who was alleged to have stabbed five fellow labourers, one of whom died, appeared before Mr. Justice Knight m the Singapore Assizes, yesterday, on a charge of murder. j Maniam was alleged 10 have murdered Salappan250 words
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Article, Illustration91 1953-02-05 2 THE MAN who saved the franc —M. Pierre Abelin (centre), former French Minister of Finance arrived m Singapore by Qantas —BO AC yesterday on hi s way to Bandoeng to attend the E.C.A.FE. conference. M. Abelin. who held his cabinet post under the Pinay GovernmentStandard - 91 words
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Article91 1953-02-05 2 OFFICIALS of three Suigapore trade unions, representing the daily-rated workers o! the Harbour Board, wiil meet the Board today to negotiate a settlement of their claims. The unions are the Harbour Board Labour Union, Wharf and Shipping Labour Union, and Harbour Employees Union. They91 words
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176 1953-02-05 2 WHEN* ,i S.ugapore prowl car -topped a man pushing a b:cycie at five o'clock one j morning, four new tyres were found on the handlebars. Police Lieutenant I Chacko Jacob, testified m a Police Court ve^terday. Lieut. Jacob said that when j he questioned176 words
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Article225 1953-02-05 2 S'PORE ELECTORAL WARDS DOUBLED Standard Staff Reporter THE redistribution of the existing nine electoral wards into 18 wards for the proposed enlarged Legislative Council after the Aprrf 1954 elections has been completed, The Standard was told yesterday. m The redistribution has been done by a five-man sub-committee of the Committee225 words
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Article, Illustration22 1953-02-05 2 MR. AND MRS YrO V\N km Singapore Registry festrruav Th, h', N 4 Kirn. Both arr from Tren« inn x v it.22 words
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Article49 1953-02-05 2 MR. TJONG SIE NJIN, an expert m carving Chinese characters oa wood and ivory, will donate the proceeds of I.ooa of his "chops" to the fund for the proposed Chinese university m Malaya. He is seen above at work on a "chop"' for the Chinese university.49 words
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Article76 1953-02-05 2 THE fo 'owing were elected 'office-bearers of Vne Malayan Christian Council, Singapore .Branch, at a meeting of representative* of all Protestant Churches m the Colony recently: President Mr. K. Abraham; vice-president: the Rev. H. K. Johnston: secretary: Mr. Wu Pc Hsuan; treasurer: Mr. Lim Ka Huat.76 words
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Article80 1953-02-05 2 Standard Staff Reporter Mr. J. B Jeyaratnam. Singapore Fourth Police Court magistrate yesterday placed Ng Ah Peng on two jears' probation for stealing S4l from an European home at the R.A.F. Base. Seletar. Mr. Yee Peng Kuat. a probation officer, told the magistrate that the accused80 words
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Article106 1953-02-05 2 GRADUATES <-f th< S igapore Teachers' Tra. mug Cottege wiil spon be attending series of talks and discuss >ns on economics and '"politer. l economics" if sufficient re-pou-e ;s forthcoming. Mr. Ralph Ellis, Ihe VioePrincipal of the College, -ad. that this serie- cf talks and discussions106 words
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Article128 1953-02-05 2 A SINGAPORE motorist, Eu Khiang Teck, caught driving m a dangerous manner a 1 the junction of Thomson Road and Whitley Road by thi Superintendent ot TrarhN Police Mr. A. E. Minns, «ra s fined $100 m court yesterday. H driving licence was endorsed. Inspector128 words
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Article, Illustration50 1953-02-05 2 REHEARSAL scene for Nora Kraal's 'Hit Parade Revue* production to be staged at the Victoria Theatre. Singapore on Feb. 26 and 27, m aid of charity, shows the •Harlem Trotters'* left ta right: Fauxiah. Anuria Fdmer, Norani. Jessie Sim, Maureen Barthelot and Ann Gomes, all from Johore Bahru.50 words
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Article135 1953-02-05 2 A DELEGATION of three f r M1 Harbour Board Staff Association -terd Commissioner for Labour. Mr attempt to bring about a setflfcmeti The meeting lasted no I __H______H_H After the meeting. Da told The Standard. I whatever I can to settle -he dispute amicably135 words
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Article63 1953-02-05 2 A YOUNG Sin* c I nese w man Fong M ig I •a:: j jllfflrx i Otf C Bridge with tv i arms, was charged tempted oiicide ia Poli Court yesfc r i Her family had ii police that nor rt our. had been63 words
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Advertisement81 1953-02-05 2 SPECIAL CHINESE NEW YEAR SALE Q 0 FROM: 14-1-53 TO 13-2-53 0 Q ."CV-v Rl IV if^' n. 0 n M^tLX-j/ j^X 8 n <>TN-_r DUD AirfyO 0 0 +*Mr.s QUALITY e <M g 0 r^ SHIRTS XI AT REDUCED PRICES Q 0 Obtainable from our Sales Depot No. 226,81 words
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Advertisement138 1953-02-05 2 k Here ive're a^oln! i Tfce ever- popular w*Hml-famm TAI THEAN KEW CTRCUS. I Bigger Better! Strrnmlined fi N Dare.Devfl Arli-h I<II trail I Performing AaiaunV -lion- 9_ etc. y' IN OUR NFW SPACIOUS m WAIER-PROOtLD iTM. fm^ L Location:- Sbinton Ir'ay ii *> a I Matinees on Snftsrelai a138 words
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Article47 1953-02-05 3 I)\ THF eve oi their depar- 1 lure on transfer Cue Wakirnan bin H. A. Kadir, Hospital As- ml and Che Tahir s.v eh ol the District Ofl both ol Mersing, were tertained to a tea pai ty by be member! ot UMNO, Mersing Bandar.47 words
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Article, Illustration36 1953-02-05 3 photo. FORMER Singapore airline pilot. Johnny Tai. who is now a junior captain with Union of Burma Airways. He flew into Kauang Airport yesterday in a companyowned Marathon aircraft. Chief pilot is CaDtain A. GifFora. StandardStandard - 36 words
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Article164 1953-02-05 3 THK Singapore Dutch community will send 850,000 to Holland for the relief of their fellow-countrymen hit by one of the worst floods m their history. This donation is additional to the financial aid which will come from the 100 odd Dutch people resident m the164 words
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Article, Illustration28 1953-02-05 3 i n «ni.i •it»-: I i nod rsdaj Bine by i Id s iU'd .1 11 1 erl rd A. Man mani n iders, I Mon M,t1,„l StandardStandard - 28 words
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205 1953-02-05 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE opinion of the Ceylon Government that if the price of rice, Asia's staple food, was kept down, the general cost of living: would also be pegged down, was fully justified by results, Mr. M. Saravanamuttu, Ceylon Commissioner for Malaya, said205 words
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Article101 1953-02-05 3 A YOUNG mother of four children. Wong Ah Ying, v:'no is sutTering from insomnia, told th e Singapore Second Police Court Magistrate, Mr. J. F. Mac William, yesterday that whenever site could noi sleep she began to think of her parents who died ten yeai.^101 words
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Article107 1953-02-05 3 TALENTED young Singa poreans who cannot afford to pay expensive fees to learn music, drama or dancing may r«et free tuition from the Lydi-t School of Art and Drama, i* they show sufficient promise. Madame Lydia Fox told Tha Standard yesterday. Her next charity concert107 words
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Article70 1953-02-05 3 SHEUIvrS Circus, now wellknown to Singapore, will give a return performance m Outram Road during the Chinese New Year holidays. The circus has newiy engaged the services ot a number of actors and actresses and two strong men who will give stunt displays. In addition to70 words
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126 1953-02-05 3 Standard Staff Reporter TWENTY-ONE women have applied for the S6OO--a-month job as the Singapore Traffic Department's woman driving: examiner, Mr. A. R. Anderson, Assistant Commissioner of Police (Detachments), told The Standard yesterday. A woman driving; examiner is required because of the increasing: number126 words
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Article78 1953-02-05 3 THE following Singapore candidates passed the examination held last December by the Institute of Book-keepers: Bookkeeping: Fellow Stage: Tan Bak Nam, Khoo Yew Yuen. Associate Stage: Goh Hoe Fatt. Intermediate Stage: Lee Yoke Chow Business Methods and Organisation: Associate Stage: Chan Wh a y Yam. Intermediate Stage:'78 words
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Article57 1953-02-05 3 MR. B. J. Nicholson, Chairman of Jenson and Nicholson Ltd. England, manufacturers of Robbialac paints, arrived m Singapore by Qantas-BOAC yesterday on a week's visit. Mr. Nicholson has just completed a tour of company factories m India. He was met at the airport by Mr.57 words
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122 1953-02-05 3 THE question of providing greater security measures for Singapore Improvement Trust tenants m the Tiong Bahrn Estate is entirely a matter for the police, Mr. T. p F. McNeice, Chairman of the Trust told Tho Standard yesterday. He said that it was not within122 words
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Article, Illustration26 1953-02-05 3 MAJOR S.PJVf. Kent of the 2nd K.E.O. Gurkha Rest., who was married to Miss Joan Shaw at the Tanglin Garrison Church, Singapore recently. Mobile Foto Service.26 words
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Article333 1953-02-05 3 a\ m\ Warn. o** Mr. Ra| Stresses mama m I mm I Tamil Alone Is Not Good Enongh Standard Staff Reporter A CALL for the early establishment of a Chair of Indology at the University of Malaya was made m Singapore yesterday by Mr. C. R.333 words
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Article310 1953-02-05 3 British Council In Need Of Money WHILE the British Council m Singapore is inadequate to cope with the work it has to do. nothing can be done now as lack of finance is hampering all plans for expansion of British Council offices throughout the world. Mr.! Charles Wilmot. Director of310 words
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Article87 1953-02-05 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE proposed establishment of a Chinese university m Malaya will be brought np foi public discussion by the S.ngapore East-West S<>< .ety at the British Council had aa Feb. 12. Tlie di ajfll b t on the ouestion <>f "whethei there is any need87 words
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Article70 1953-02-05 3 INSPECTOR T S Zain, prosecuting officer, told the Singapore First Traffic Police Magistrate, Mr. R. C. Hoffman. I yesterday that a lorry carried !54 passengers, recently while being driven along Kraitjl Road. The driver, Lim Hoc Shing. pleading guilty to a charge i f I carrying70 words
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283 1953-02-05 3 THE annual figures for Singapore trade reveal that the total value of imports of merchandise last year amounted to $2,849 million, or about half way between the 1950 figure of 52,124 million and the record $3,594 million for 1951. The Economic Bulletin states that283 words
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Article58 1953-02-05 3 THE first amusement park m Kuching was opened to the public last night m time for the Chinese New Year, a Reuter report states. The park has a theatre hall, singing stage, sports stadium, chifdren's playground and trading stalls, all costing $300,000. Other sections of58 words
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150 1953-02-05 3 LITERACY and reading have increased tremendously m South-East Asia "judging i by the amount of business we J do," said Mr. Mark Longman. a director of Longmans. Green j and Company one of the oldest British publishing houses. Mr. Longman, accompanied by his wife.150 words
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Article45 1953-02-05 3 TAIPING. Wed.— About 87 piculs of rubber estimated at nearly $7,000 went up En flames on Monday afternoon when fire gutted an estate j smokehouse m Ulu Sepatang. The fire brigade arrived m time to prevent total destruc- 1 tion of the building.45 words
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Advertisement92 1953-02-05 3 LOWEST BARGAIN FOR HIGHEST VALUE Immediate Delivery To Any Pari Of The FEDERATIONDUTY FREE NO EXTRA CHARGE fi_______ l< (P_^_j!^»~___3_Kiw^» _yyj__r^_^^3|___Bß____Nnr^ ■jiy^ ma lwm\ //Wc H_ If nr l^ nl P^^ ~m» l_\ j By -"itfw "/'^e\m. MB__nT J*m*^nmm mv^^^^ma^ar-wm tm\imm *y/^ s jMs4w J^EA iS^mmmSJL^ jrJm9 ma^m*wwmmmmmu*mmmm.mem^^ amm^**^. _^r/m\W92 words
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Article192 1953-02-05 4 Guardian Urges: MANCHESTER, Feb, 4: fßeuter)— The Manchester Guardian today argued that there wi no reason why ta«o' tn m Malaya sho ild rema a al only about io per cent of the national income. '"Clearly The heavy cost of c SOtMeiTOrist mea c :res192 words
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122 1953-02-05 4 FOl'N'D s-::'*v b y the Singapore Fir** District. Court Judge l .Mr H A. Ferrer on a charge' ol teak ag into Urn home ofl <'. V.:e Cheng, a piano er, two young men. Tan, Xi n Sang and Shi Ah -To. •fere sentenced122 words
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Article59 1953-02-05 4 IPOH. Wed. The ofllcial opening of the Perak Antii Tuberculosis Association's Rehabilitation settlement at J Batu Gajah by Sultan Sir Tnsuf Izauddin Shah will take place o B Feb 28 at 9.30 a.m. An elaborate programme lias been drawn np for the occasion and several distinguished visitors59 words
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Article347 1953-02-05 4 Sopiee Shielded Attlee Worthy Tea Parties Don't Win Favours KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Mr. William Worthy of New York, one of two delegates from the International Union of Socialists, with headquarters m London and Copenhagen, to the Socialists conference m Rangoon, said today that he did not agree with Inche Mohamerl347 words
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Article108 1953-02-05 4 COLOMBO. Feb. 4 (Renter) —Church and temple bells rang throughout Ceylon today to herald the dawn of Ceylon's sixth year of freedom. After a transition stage of self-government Ceylon achieved dominion status m the British Commonwealth m February, 1948. In Colombo a shore battery108 words
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Article, Illustration66 1953-02-05 4 THE High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templer says good-bye and "srood hunting" to the Gurkhas with whom he had been on patrol m primary jungle m Negri Sembiian recently. The General, who is Director of Operations, was aocompained by the G.6.C. Malaya Maj.-Gen. Sir Hugh Stockwell. They were both dressed66 words
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118 1953-02-05 4 'Exercise Nero' Tests Perak's Defences IPOH, Wed.— The entire town or ipon was "olerter" today when armed P*"~* military personnel took up defensive POS«»'°"* over oil vital links of communication and .m--oortont buildings. The operot.on was termed '"'Exercise Nero," the main purpose of which was to test State communications under118 words
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Article, Illustration27 1953-02-05 4 photo MR. T. Rf Fernandez, secretary of the Delta Ganges Welfare Association, Singapore, opening the brochure presented by the British Council to the Association* library recently. StandardStandard - 27 words
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Article117 1953-02-05 4 FIVE Singapoie pork sellers were fined total of $200 by the First District .lodge. Mr. H. A. Forrer. yesterday when they pleaded gmhy to possession of the carcasses of illegally slaughtered pi^ e r the Nee Soon Village market and the Sembawang R»od market on117 words
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110 1953-02-05 4 IPOH. Wed.— A committee of several well-known residents has been formed here to help m the establishment of a training school for deaf and dumb Malayan children uj Penang This was disclosed today *by Mr. B. S. Davis, secretary for Chinese Affairs, who110 words
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Article98 1953-02-05 4 TWO more terrorists have been killed by s« urity Forces m the Federa ion One tapper has been r.. rdered by terrorists. One of the terror si was killed by s patrol of 'he First Somersets on a European-own-ed e-tate m Klang. Selangor. One shot98 words
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15 1953-02-05 4 First Election And Only Two Did Not Vote Ec i v i A N ffl <15 words
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Article22 1953-02-05 4 PEN annive Da id I S ;.< s< liool On Chei known tting Chinese lal the Road I22 words
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115 1953-02-05 4 KUALA LUMPUR We* The Federation govt today confirmeo the ment of Che Ym'acmi Abdul Latin" as aI ng D co*< r-General. Services. Feden Malaya. Ch c Ya'acob. ig the le; g Malay sportsman o SeU g He has been activ< v E 6< m115 words
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Article180 1953-02-05 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Overseas postal rates are likely to increase m the near future when the concessionary Commonwealth rates are replaced by the New International Rates fixed by the Universal Postal Union at its Brussels Conference held last year. Mr. D. Smith, Postmaster General. Mr. lays,180 words
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130 1953-02-05 4 SEREMBAN, Wed I** Taag Di Pertuan Besar <»f Xecrri Sembiian tedaj arced 100 members of the Bahaa Kuala "ilah Polire mntiir. ent thai they sho.dd Ire quenLU chat with BBC Shea >n the stree| "and af timet plaS with then130 words
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Article97 1953-02-05 4 MALACCA. Wed Ma lacea's second rural and c«» educational school mam opened today m lasti by Resident Commissioner Mr G E. C. Wisdom. The school starting with four classes and an initial strength of 160 will even tually expand to It rIVSnV roouis and *>©0 students97 words
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Advertisement131 1953-02-05 4 ii 'i i —it :^^raS 0 j Chin<* s€ %Mm^ FATHER OF H^ mm (^^^^m^ HUA lUrl ll^ff r£pC3_' Huo Toh lived o (ong time ogo a^S^su\llJP!w^x but mony Chinese remember JBaMMMBE/awK^sisf^*"** him oj rhe discoverer of mony herbs tome of which ore used „**m%' modern medicinr today. Tiger Medical131 words
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Advertisement97 1953-02-05 4 SAMARII fl i .it i i ns« i II f mVAIUkBIm At tm* i lJ>i~ ASTHMA MUCUS Dissolved First Dai Chuk I b| Anlbirik %«.ir .fait* \\j.,r t\, 111 l In I ml' mrtmoi Hit* thi H.»f ih. I ■taunt* 1 n f M i nW No *»i fujecltoi kni97 words
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Article, Illustration273 1953-02-05 5 IH QUEST OF NEW HQ*£ ALONE I Standard Staff Repot ie: N '-YEAR-OLD deaf and dumb girl, who is tiallj blind and had failed to gain admission Singapore school, left by air yesterday for done hut with a new hope. She was I ucy273 words
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Article, Illustration18 1953-02-05 5 picture. Singapore Ment.il Hospital Uniformed rim: the day> verditt <io back towork— oflciah at i sseeting >e>»terdav StandardStandard - 18 words
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Article67 1953-02-05 5 PHB Co-op Loans Up By 50 p.c. Since the i u\\ en ci lhe B ard Era- Thrill vera an ;> n On amount of f aboul M pea F c Th I -i. ol the v.lents a raid o ttain ths' basic nt vas nada p ol the ixim67 words
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Article24 1953-02-05 5 i hav c been tl ers ol Ihe I board IHV: er. (Presitive Officer, Deputy CommisS t* lampalam; c Hus-24 words
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Article, Illustration80 1953-02-05 5 A WKKPING. brokenhearted Singapore husband. his ei^ht months old son n«*arbv. stood before tne open grave of his pretty wife m Pek San Teng Cemetery m Singapore yesterday and prayed that her murder be avenged. He was Henry Ho Kok Onn. whose 'i.'J-year-old wife. Lucy, a Blood Transfusion nurse, was80 words
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Article152 1953-02-05 5 WELLS thai aie being u^vd for growing towgay n the Rochore. Geylang anl Kallang areas of Singapore ire to be closed immediately. This has been decided by the Health, Committee of the City Council. The Committee he'd thai the presence o( wells m the City152 words
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Article67 1953-02-05 5 KLANG. Wed About 40 acres of lallang. and re-planted rubber trees caught Bre on Monday al Ebor Es ate, Batu Tiaja, about 12 miles from Klang The Klang fire brigade was called, and Ihe blaze was brought under control alter three hours. The fire brigade67 words
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Article54 1953-02-05 5 OXG TONG. a Singapore Chinese woman, described as a marriage broker, was yesterday acquitted of a charge of misappropriating $40 of a red packet of $200 with which she was entrusted. The Fourth Police Court magistrate Mr. J. B. Jeyeratnam ruled that there was no case54 words
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343 1953-02-05 5 Plan To Resettle Malays In South Johore 'NEW KAMPONGS* LIKE NEW VILLAGES JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— A new housing scheme, modelled on the lines of new villages m other parts of the Federation, will soon be undertaken by Government as the first step to improving living conditions of kampong Malays m343 words
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Article, Illustration39 1953-02-05 5 photo. CEYLONESE in Singapore celebrated Ceylon Indepen deuce Day with a cocktail party at Nallur Road la>t night. Picture shows the Governor. Sir John Nicoll. nnd the Ceylon Commissioner. Mr. M. Saravanamuttu. drink ins a toast to Ceylon. StandardStandard - 39 words
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Article36 1953-02-05 5 LEE HO and her daughter, Ho Swee Yin. were cautioned and discharged m the Kuantan court for assaulting anothei woman. Chung Noi. They argued about a fight between their sons, then fought themselves.36 words
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Article183 1953-02-05 5 THERE is now a possibility that more than one man is involved m the killing of Mrs. Lucy Ho Chwee Kng, the 22-year-old Singapore Blood Transfusion Service nurse, who was found strangled m the bathroom of her flat m Tiong Bahru. Mr. Tan Hock183 words
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Article94 1953-02-05 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed An extra police constable hung his watch on the wall and went to bed unc nigh!. The following morning he found it missmg He made a reporl to the police and five dzy< later, he was shown his watch m a94 words
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Article165 1953-02-05 5 PENANG, Wed. 1 he vaccination of dogs against labiesi which commenced on .'an. 2.1 m Province Welle-'ey ig con-! tinning and up to Jan. 2M. a total of 2,919 doga have been] vaccinated. while 212 have] been destroyed Tlie following is the ani i-i rabies vaccination165 words
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Article39 1953-02-05 5 KUANTAN, Tues. Hasnah binte Sidek claimed trial to charge of voluntarily causing grievous hurt to Rahman binte Ali by biting her ear The '-ase was postponed and she was allowed $300 bail.39 words
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Article61 1953-02-05 5 KUALA LUMPUR Vied. Frank Ashton. a tin-Wining engineer was today convicted by Raja Chik Ja af ar [n the Second Magistrate 3 Court, and fined S2O for inconsiderate driving. Ashton pleaded guilty. He was stated to have driven a car and collided with a motor-lorry, on Dec. 861 words
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Article143 1953-02-05 5 THK General Council ot the Labour Party of Singapore Will decide on "suitable action" with regard to the rebel "Labour Group" m the City Council, on Saturday. The agenda for the meeting includes a discussion on the formation of tins group and suitable action143 words
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Article92 1953-02-05 5 KLANG. Wed. Guek Eng Hoi wa> found guilty m the Klang District Sessions Court yesterday of using criminal force with intent to deter a policeman from carrying out his duty and refusing to show his identity card. He was sentenced to three months' imprisonment on92 words
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199 1953-02-05 5 THE 1,500-strong Singapore City Council Services Union may not join hands with the Council senior officers' association to protest against the recently introduced transport allowance scheme. The president of tlie union, Mr. Teh Choon Keat. told The Standard, yesterday that only about 400 of its199 words
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132 1953-02-05 5 Fisheries Dept. Seamen Warn Of Strike Action SEAMEN employed at the Singapore's Fisheries Department, yesterday warned the Government that they may go on strike, If their claims are not settled el yj_ They have, however, asked, their union, the Singapore Government Seamen's union, to approach Government to end the dispute.132 words
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Article204 1953-02-05 5 PENANG Wed rVfiMtf and <k a c anplytig I work as mil sea m X' da cause of bettec [conditions of service n I■ at Sta! *is leai nt hi re I■ man of the Medici Set Ti U rati F M thia might be204 words
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Article40 1953-02-05 5 IPOH \v Th. ge executive committee ol the Pei ik Prog tsstve Part f at its meeting on Sunda sidei sending tv 9 rJelcgafc Negri Sembiian during Seremban Town Com tions which v1 he idd April-M40 words
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135 1953-02-05 5 PENAM 1 Wen R Malaya, Penang, arill oc bi 1 1 casting inothei programme vi he series start eon I i ing," designed to present controversial discussion- en i ib iects ol topical interest, 011 Thursday, Feb. i at 8 pm The Question to be135 words
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Article32 1953-02-05 5 INCHE Abdu Rahn an b v 'ihi ja, ofllcei m ehai Information Unit of X •_u h tran fei red to eTei sing Inche ioha V ol i s olace here32 words
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Advertisement58 1953-02-05 5 J/ sr mwm yv* ft -v. ■.?s??' _y"v J 7 7 MwwT\ Kxira Special tta ua ins ra|^» I? -J CHINESE NEW YEAR xij ALL OUR DEPART.MENTS nut amis* this mmmmrtatniim MStOl I MO t<* j£*M /O .„»<li..„ w>» f OVFEREB BA I A I TEXTILES 31. Raffles Place. Singapore58 words
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Advertisement123 1953-02-05 5 __8p j| a• i ill i < siSi DOAPUS Ml COUGH fi&Sjf/i MIXTURE mol\ fOiO tr Mi P'tetHSal'ti OfC/» f *t7fff 7 V %f#/ 1 1 U I l fleac- The «F 4 —ii an rPwaa_MMaaia_ag 4 I Independent Morning Newspaper J ij This morning doily publ.ahed m Singapore *md123 words
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Article687 1953-02-05 6 Ji ia hard to behove as President Eisenhower implied m his Slate ol the Union message to Congress that the United States Seventh Fleet off y> mosa lints been protecting the Communists against assault by Chiang Kai-shek's forces. Thai Truman should have been protecting the O munists hile687 words
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Article139 1953-02-05 6 PRESIDENT Eisenhower's order to the United States Seventh Fleet to abandon its role as a protective Shield for Communist China will be a signal for General Chiang Kai-shek and his half a million soldiers m Formosa to prepare for invading China, says Utusan Melayu, Utusan does not think139 words
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Article94 1953-02-05 6 XAX YANG Sang Pan says that Mr. Justice William O. Douglas 1 article on Malaya m Look magazine is not befitting of a man who carries 50 much prestige and responsibility. It is regrettable that Mr. Douglas saw fit to write the article alter a four-day stay m94 words
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Article117 1953-02-05 6 SIX Chew Jit Poh expressing concern over the mounting instances of labour unrest suggests that a permanent labour-management arbitration board should be established to deal with babour unrest. It clear from "lie unrest that has occurred within the past year that 'abour conditions are far from sat i.-117 words
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Article99 1953-02-05 6 CHUNG Shing Jit Pao lauds President Chiang Kai-shek on his move to blockade the China mainland and his statement m which he said that he would not request support of foreign ground troops m any invasion of the mainland. The daiiv opines that once a landing is effected the99 words
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Article224 1953-02-05 6 Sir; Rt ading through the let icr of Mr. J. S. David published on Saturday January 24, 1953, I hope you will spure me a small space m your valuable paper to express my frank opinion. Does Mr. David think that jusi because these hospital assistants or qualified224 words
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Article, Illustration826 1953-02-05 6 O.M. GREEN - WILL MAO SUBMIT TO THE PEOPLE'S WILL? O.M. GREEN By LONDON. LULL detoils now received from Peking of the Chinese Government's decision to institute on All-China Peoples Congress elected by uniyersol suffrage open up o number of interesting questions. r In addition to the All-China Lonaress, Local People's Congresses ore826 words
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263 1953-02-05 6 S r; Being a Chinese I have a great admiration for the Chinese leaders who want to promote higher Chinese education. However I wish tQ point out that before founding a Chinese University priority should be given to raising the status of Chinese263 words
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254 1953-02-05 6 Sir; Several letters have already been published m your paper with regard to the opening of a Chinese Univ( rsity. If we put aside all our childish prejudice and misunderstanding, we will realise that the purpose of a University, whether it be English Chine.-c.254 words
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Letter312 1953-02-05 6 Sir; May I request you to give some space for my letter. The Press Release on Immigrants, though late, has given the lie to the hue and cry m the Indian Press. Further to my evidence before the Integrity of Services Commission recent] v. I would also request312 words
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Letter323 1953-02-05 6 H.A. 's CAN DO THE JOB Sir;— Mr. J.S. David m his enthusiasm to improve his lot has evidently m.sundersl od that part of the Registration of Pharmacists Ordinan c pertaining to the registration of dispensers who have done five years of continuous service m a dispensary This does not323 words
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Article, Illustration14 1953-02-05 6 "Loathe the place! Wed move tomorrow but the darned feignal's against us!"14 words
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Advertisement153 1953-02-05 6 SINCAPORE tiger STANDARD INDEPENDENT MORNINC NEWSPAPER. HEAD OFFICE: 128, Robinson Rood, Singapore. Telephone Nos: *****—***** Coble tr Telegraph Address: TIGERNEWS, S.ngopore. BRANCH OFFICES: LONDON Room 222, The Times Building, Printing House Square, London, E.C 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 45. Sulton Street, 83, Cowan Street, 8, Leith Street, Telephone 4588.153 words
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269 1953-02-05 7 L E NEBAtCHASESAYS: i ri> 4. (IT)— duang Kai-shek's trees could be ready to invade the hig scale !>v the end of this year itan equipment, according to the tary iriNiser to Formosa. Chase, veteran of the rtion of Japan and now chief269 words
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Article, Illustration63 1953-02-05 7 The U.S. aircraft carrier Windham Bay loaded with the last of the former Chinese National Aviation Corporation planes and parts before she sailed from Hongkong last month for the United States for reconditioning. British Courts awarded the planes to retired Major General Claire Chennault, director of Central63 words
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Article9 1953-02-05 7 Kenyatta: US Negroes Warn PM m I I A.F.P.A.F.P. - 9 words
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Article, Illustration60 1953-02-05 7 photo. (hildren of .l^ary" arrange the two lambs later presented t* the JPope, before ta Jung them intS the church of St. Agnes-without-the-walls, In Rome on J". 21 St^JJJJ dav> The lambs will provide wool for the palliums worn by the Pope W *™f? P aa *>u°bois li their authority.A.P. - 60 words
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138 1953-02-05 7 X and for an the .ords die f L j ies i I h i the nations affairs. A 1 egislal on from Britain's lower chamber. the House of Commons, must go lo I I i b for approval. But ":e Upper House138 words
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Article75 1953-02-05 7 Chinese Reds Not Frightened IN SKONG. Feb 4. <Re\<\t China news j sa that PresiEisenh >wer a statement I X 'can war mi n his S t- of the Union i less ige ■"he a t to ex- war to the entire East message aii led this low; ggr« ssion"75 words
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Article134 1953-02-05 7 VALETTA, Feb 4. Reuter V— The 29,000-ton aircraft carrier Indomitable limped into harbour here yesterday damaged by an explosion m a hangar, A man was blown overboard and about AO others injured. according to first reports. Indomitable, equipped to carry 63 aircraft and about134 words
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Article74 1953-02-05 7 Stonr-ore London Coirespmdcnt LCNDON. Fld. 4. The rollowirg ore the dosing pric--* or rubr-fi and tin on Lordon Market today: LONDON RUHBSR LONDON TIN Spot 23^d Spot £978 per ton March 23. d. buyers, £980 sellers. Apr June 23 d. Three months: £947 10s. Ju!v S..pt74 words
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Article458 1953-02-05 7 UK Press Warns On Ikes Policy LONDON, Feb. 4: (Reuter) Mr. John Foster Dulles, new American Secretary of State began his daylong foreign policy and economic talks here today with Mr. Anthony Eden, British Foreign Secretary. Mr. Dulles held private meeting with Mr. Eden ot the458 words
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129 1953-02-05 7 Koo Seeks Clarification On lIS Move WASHINGTON, Feb. 4 Nationalist Chinese Ambassador Dr. Wellington Koo sought "clarification" from the State Department yesterday of President Eisenhower's decision to free the Nationalists to raid the China mainland from Formosa. Koo had a ten-minute conference with Assistant Secretary John Allison and told newsmenA.P.; AFP - 129 words
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Article110 1953-02-05 7 WASHINGTON, Feb. 4 (Reuter) The Senate Democratic policy committee yesterday offered Its co-operation to President Eisenhower m the development and direction of foreign policy on a bi-partisan basis. The Senate Democraticleader. Senator Lyndon Johnson of Texas. In a statement said Democratic party members "are ready and110 words
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Article25 1953-02-05 7 PROTESTANT (lurches with 850.000 members are joining with businessmen to try to make totalisator belting at California horse races illegal.25 words
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Article289 1953-02-05 7 LONDON, Feb. 4, (Reuter). —Thousands of workers raced against time and tide to bridge the gaps torn m the sea defence walls of flooded East England today as new gale-force winds gathered m the North Sea. Both, the Air Ministry and the Bri: ish Broadcasting289 words
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Article80 1953-02-05 7 NEW YORK. Feb. 4 (AP)— A Coast Guard cutter last night reported seeing a brilliant flare m the North Atlantic area where a search is on for a missing British airliner carrying 30 persons. The Coast Guard cutter. Campbell, radioed it sighted the flare shooting skywards80 words
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Article31 1953-02-05 7 THE Duke of Edinburgh should be given the title '"Prince of the Commonwealth" Prog.-Cons. member .Tohn Diefenbaker has suggested m a Canadian House of Commons debate ReuterReuter - 31 words
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123 1953-02-05 7 j WASHINGTON, Feb. 4 (UP).— President Eisenhower will issue an order next week abolishing the present government's loyalty programme and setting up a tough new security system covering all Federal employees. A Justice Department spokesman, said the new pro- gramme still will123 words
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Article72 1953-02-05 7 PARIS. Feb. 4 (AP)— Jean Letourneaui French Ministei to the Associated States of Indo-China. said yesterday a new plan has been worked out to speed the organisation of Vietnam battalions. Letourneau told a press conference that under the new system, new Vietnam battalions would be72 words
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Article58 1953-02-05 7 WASHINGTON. Feb. 4 (Reuter) The House of Representatives yesterday voted President Eisenhower broad powers to reorganise government agencies m the interest of economy and efficiency. The House passed and sent to the Senate a bill continuing for two years, to April 1. 1955, government reorganisation58 words
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Article43 1953-02-05 7 PARIS, Feb. 4 (AFP) Twenty persons accused of espionage have been arrested and shot by the Albanian security services, a communique from the Albanian Ministry of the Interior published by the Albanian Ata news agency said today.43 words
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Article22 1953-02-05 7 BUDAPEST, Feb. 4 (UP)— Hungary charged the Israeli military apache here with spying yesterday and expelled him from the country.22 words
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Article24 1953-02-05 7 THE Indian Government Is Satisfied that reports of the eath of wartime leader, ol the Indian National Anily, Subhas Chandra Bose, are correct.— AFPAFP - 24 words
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Article35 1953-02-05 7 JOHN D Rockefeller 111, board chairman of the Rockefeller Centre, and his wife arrived m Tokyo by -plane on Tuesday to talk with Japanese leaders concerning the establishment of an international house m Tokyo. U.PU.P. - 35 words
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Article21 1953-02-05 7 DH. S M. HOLEMA. treasurer of the African National Congress, was arrested last nijilit under the Suppression of Communism Act.— A.F.P.A.F.P. - 21 words
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Article52 1953-02-05 7 THE headquarters building of the Atlanta Fire Department m Georgia has been condemned as a fire hazard. The city fire chief, Mr. C.C. Styron, listed 19 defects, including the absence of fire extinguishers and inadequate means of getting out of the nlaee should it catchU.P. - 52 words
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213 1953-02-05 7 WASHINGTON, Feb. 4, (UP)— Diplomatic authorities yesterday predicted that the international flurry over President Eisenhower's decision to pull the OS 7th Fleet out of the Formosan Straits would subside They made this prediction after a meeting yesterday afternoon of US officials with213 words
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Article86 1953-02-05 7 PARIS. Feb. 4 (AFP)—Australian Minister lor F I Affairs. Richard Casey dk ared yesterday, referring to President Eisenhower's de ision to deneutralise Formosa, that 'ne did not see why the United States could not dispone f their armed forces m tne v.. v they86 words
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Article30 1953-02-05 7 WASHINGTON. F< I fAI PI Senate majority leadei Robert Taft said yesterdi I was sure Congress would promptly approve any pi towards repealing the Y. secret agreements.30 words
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Advertisement51 1953-02-05 7 0 f* A.»;■"' |> „v-.x■ ■:&>.<■■■?.'■■'■ w W ■w*t.P'* <9 kp "v; ,7 p^-l LUXURIOUS X FEEL j or »#v s tmmamatw P 7_ [LAZALIf 7 ALL III! LATEST MIMM.-: HEBE— SUADA— VESTA VEM'S DIANA— AURORA ARTEMI >— < m< E Sizes: *X 9%, 10, 10%. .>- -•.s•>•. per pair51 words
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Article, Illustration407 1953-02-05 8 Shell Tanker Gets An Overside Lift A REVOLUTIONARY device, which will permit a ship to dispense with gangways, is part of the refinements built into the turbo-electric steamer Helix of 18,000 deadweight tons, launched recently at Wallsend-on-Tyne for the Shell tanker fleet. The Helix is claimed by407 words
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99 1953-02-05 8 THURSDAY. May 14 wil! be an important date for shipping interests m Britain and Australia for the two largest ships to be launched this year, both of similar tonnage, will be put into the water on that day. They are the 28.000-ton vessels Orsova for99 words
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Article65 1953-02-05 8 BOMBAY. Feb 4 (AFP). The first French naval ship ever io make an ofVicial visit to India. Gazelle, arrived here festerday on a four-day courtesy call. The captain cf the Gazelle told the pre.ss that tue purpose at the visit was to establish friendly relations between65 words
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Article49 1953-02-05 8 LONDON. Feb. 4 (Reuter). The Swedish steamer Aspo. 1,331 tons, is missing m the' North Sea. London agent? said: yesterday. The Aspo. registered at Stockholm, whs due m Hartle-j pool, on the English roast on Sunday, when the great gale; was al its height. i49 words
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Article21 1953-02-05 8 GENERAL Motors Corporation produced last month 206,812 vehicles against 116,127 1 m December anci 141.84") m ar _______H A.F.PA.F.P. - 21 words
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Article54 1953-02-05 8 NEW YORK Feb. 4 (Renter). A direct New York to Cey!o n plane service began yesterday when the Star of Ceylon left New York international airport with eight passengers. The once weekly Sight will go by way ol Pan^ Zurich. Rome, Cairo. Dhahran and Bombay arriving at54 words
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Advertisement731 1953-02-05 8 FAST REGULAR TRANSPACIFIC SERVICE Direct Overland Sui KumiMo Los Angeles All Americai A Canadiai Cities Penani; P Sham Spore Ari LA/SI A VESSEL 24/25Fek 2bl eb 271.h1.Mar 'il.Mar t full parti ulan ot U:y Ca:^: Deep 1 inks and passe ngei Bookings .^etc. Agei ts ANGIO FRENCH BENDIXSENS LTD. 11l731 words
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Advertisement629 1953-02-05 8 PRINCE LINE TO HALIFAX BOSTON NEW YORK. BALTLMORE Also ai rept tag cargo for PHILADELPHIA wmw' s 'P° r P Sham Pen.mt; m.v. Cing-alese Prince In Port 10 Feb 11 14 Feb Sails 9 Feb Ij. "British Prince Feb ?S7Mar 6 War 7 Mar 9/11 «4#c?/?fc.— HARPER GILFILLAN CO., LTD.629 words
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Advertisement332 1953-02-05 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Regular Sailings to China and Japan from Singapore Port i Swettenham Penang Also direct Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan i Due Spore Due P.Sham Due Penan? From "Pakhor Feb 5 FeblO Feb 8 Hongkong "Anting" Feb 9 Feb 11 Hongkong Sails Sails Sails332 words
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Advertisement643 1953-02-05 8 EAST ASIATIC ij SAILINGS FROM S(\m,, VUiv 'mB I -MEONU' tor Bangkok v J PATAGONIA" for Adelaide „f" M Melbourne. Barnie Syd- nev (not loading local j cargo) ni "LALANDIA" for tugkok 7 f M *TNDIA M for BangkoV "ERRIA" (not carryiqg pat--ANNAM'* "for Bai c Hongknng. Manila, Kol I643 words
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Article, Illustration81 1953-02-05 9 photo Three members off the Board ml the Union of i Burma Airways arrived m Singapore .'n a Hand- J I lev Pajre marathon air- t craft on Tuesday, on a survey licht from Ran- gotm They were, from left: l* S»»e Same. seer*- 2 t.irv. >IrStandard - 81 words
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Article100 1953-02-05 9 H I V Fab. 4 (UP] —The Inj Ja laoeac tradi ta ks t went into recess this] v i ie "he British delegaI I lOndon on Japreajoents that itcrling inrt restrictions be eased. At 1 is Hnar 1 meeting jt c Japanese delegates, .-esn chiefs D*ODlA.P. - 100 words
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422 1953-02-05 9 RECORD GAIN IN JANUARY LONDON, Feb. 4: (Reuter)— The sterling area s gold ond dollar reserves hove risen by $278,000,000 since the calamitous dram on them was halted last March, Chancellor of the Exchequer Richard Butler announced last night A gain of $132,000,000422 words
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Article222 1953-02-05 9 TOKYO, Feb. 4, (UP)— Japan plans to send official economic missions to South-East Asian countries some time m March to explore the possibilities of closer economic co-operation m thatarejjitijasilisclosed t"Oi_j tht.-.e plans is International Trade and Industry Minister SankurQ Ogasuwara, x.ho ia reported to have222 words
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Article38 1953-02-05 9 THE Defence Production Administration m Washington announced that it had completed arrangements with the British Government and the Aluminum Company of Canada to increase its supply oil aluminium by 44.000.000 pounds m February and March A.F.PA.F.P. - 38 words
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212 1953-02-05 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Om the Malayan share market today, tine re were a tew firm spots ua industrials and tn).' on nn otherwise q>iiet market. Small business wag reported. Qtanged price were:— Buverj Seller* .Vex B irks P:e: 2.15 2.30 Ords. 4.10 4.28 Con. Tin212 words
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Article102 1953-02-05 9 CLOSING rubber prices (tents per lb) m Singa pore .Yesterday were: No IK.S.S Spot Loose 7r»? 771 No. 1 RSS. 77i :7 J No. Z R.S.S. 73 i 14 No. 3 R.S.S. 70," Hi Tone: Quiet. fin SINGAPORE. Writ The otiee ol Im today was S-tT?. Up 7.>102 words
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Article111 1953-02-05 9 PARIS. Web. 4 (UP)— Preliminary negotiations over 'he payment of the Japanese four per cent 1010 franc bonds have started and full-scale formal talks will begin on Thursday. a member of the Japanese delegation said yesterday. Satoshi Sumita. Secretary tc, the Japanese Embassy m Brussels and111 words
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Article38 1953-02-05 9 HONGKONG. Feb 4. Special Standard Service Clo-stflE prices on Ute "Stonskong Exchange today were 315.711 tn ill stejfins" 5'i.021 25 to FJ SSI; £1.836 to Malayan $1: to one Indonesian Rupiah; Sold 981T.*¥& to one tael.38 words
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Article, Illustration212 1953-02-05 9 IF THERE ia a nation m the world which strives to equal the example of enterprising Chinese merchants, it is the Dutch nation, Mr. T. Nieuwenhays, managing director of Messrs. Mirandolle voute and company Ltd.. told a dinner gathering of Chinese dealers of the import trade onStandard - 212 words
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Article626 1953-02-05 9 Readers Corona tion Tour Contest JJEADERS of the Singapore Standard will choose the Most Popular Sportsman or Sportswoman of Malaya who will be honoured as an Unofficial Representative of this land to attend the Coronation Ceremonies m London daring Ma? and June this year. The Contest which will last three626 words
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Advertisement67 1953-02-05 9 I CORONATION TOUR CONTEST S|r« «•-«♦»"*•< I may Singapore Stani.anl- \lfr« o.nuiati«iii Souxriiir* Hrjmfam./ammm (im bmemm) Inters) is the MOST PO PILAR Sportsman Sportswoman of Singapore am. Ibe rrrtrratioii of Malax a. &nle Mark ematemmmmi Toronalwn (AuHemt _jin^__^y!T 38 BK- <-* "X-* 4_a_aav4^^„vvva j^B_j^|_||_B_;v'^Bß aai»c^n^BBaaa^_ii_r>. :^^ev^'"*'. **V'»'''*W" ji "^SE-zv v^w^67 words
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Miscellaneous756 1953-02-05 9 VSGAPORF. KLUANG Ku I AAy* y ENTERTAINMENT Jess* Labuan L 43 a3S CORONATION: Gadis Pelandang I »na. Kuala La 9 0 a.m. i:i;rill\\l: Pie c it rhe Pladnal KLANG iMMx. m>x€ MKw.l, ..kom:. ENTIRT AINMENT < \Wrrm.: v., m Ratu 2J3O\ 943 yiVX S^ cST ■t^ a aSa V,CES ENTERTAINMENT756 words
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Article, Illustration291 1953-02-05 10 STAR CONTEST No. 1 \LL through this week, with thr exception ot Sunday, the Singapore Standard pre* sents a new serifs of contests specially designed to interest Malayan tihn tans. During these six days the picture of a well-known movie star appears m these columns,291 words
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Article551 1953-02-05 10 Sir; We would like to say that k is not only Mr. C. Prosper Liston's opinion but a universally accepted principle that a wage-earner should be paid ONE DAY'S WAGE FOR ONE DAY'S WORK and we would add. each affording to the importance551 words
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Article424 1953-02-05 10 Sir; It is interesting and at the same time regrettable, that the formation of splinter Trade Unions has received encouragement from none other than Mr. Chew Seng himself. Mr. Chew is. of course, entitled to express his persona! views on the subject, but it is disturbing indeed that424 words
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Article646 1953-02-05 10 ROSALIND RATNAM - ROSALIND RATNAM FHEE X'MAS PATTE HJV JVo. II By 'VWVVVVVVVVXrVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV^ CUT OUT THESE INSTRUCTIONS ond KEEP THEM BY YOU TILL YOU GET YOUR PATTERN PIECES. THE SEWING INSTRUCTIONS FOR X'MAS PAJT TERN NO. 11-WILL Api" PEAR IN THE FEB.~ ISSUE OF THE SINGAPORE STANDARD. £]ERE ore rhe646 words
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Advertisement245 1953-02-05 10 From rOftll A I* UP f i I GREVTEST I c 1 1 a B I Ramliow tp M I f 'Round My |f rjßlaMsl I Shoulder M-& l^mmmS 1 Mi»beha\ In' $mi H I Bye Rye Jf I Blarkblrd I SbeV Funny c&ilii *^X* l That Way ■ij&& '^aWsT*245 words
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114 1953-02-05 11 AUSSIES 'NOT SUPPORTING GAMES DRIVE '-BRUNDAGE lnt< rCom- at ho no* r t i ng Olynv held H referred to these events .4 thai the games were ar) tted to Melbourne four years ago, '*but the four years have been frittered ..wav with nothing done." He said the decision to114 words
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Article64 1953-02-05 11 A FRIENDLY game of Table-Tennis, consisting ot seven singles, lias been arranged with the C.VM.A. on Saturday a* 7.30 p.m at Tamg Bahru. Tiong Bai::.! Community Centre Team will be selected from the following piayers: Lint Kirn Woo::. Yap Sze Tao, Szeto Liang. Tye Fook Let:.64 words
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490 1953-02-05 11 CHICAGO, Feb. 4 (AP)— A heavyweight rematch between champion Rocky Marciano and Jersey Joe Walcott has been scheduled for Chicago on April 10, Tinman Gibson, International Boxing Club secretary! said yesterday after conferring with IBC president Jim Morris m New York. W.v "Sulk's most490 words
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Article, Illustration50 1953-02-05 11 Zakaria of Kampong Rawana clears 9 ft Zl ins m the pole vault event to win it at the UMNO Federation Day sports meet held at the Dato Kramat ground on Sunday m Penang. Zakaria also won the high jump with a height of 5 ft. il ins.50 words
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425 1953-02-05 11 PARIT BUNTAR, Wed.— A goal scored by Mohamad Sophian m the sixth minute proved to be the winning goal of the match and it enabled the Anglo Chinese School, Parit Buntar, to have the honour of being the first holders of the Federation Day425 words
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Article37 1953-02-05 11 PARIS. Feb. 4. 'AP'— a combined Franco-American tennis team will play an all -Scandinavia:;, team m an unofficial match of indoor tennis on the wooden courts of the Pie: r e de Coubertin Stadium here.37 words
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Article315 1953-02-05 11 A*m ma* mmmm 339 Runs To Avolcl An Innings Defeat BRIDGETOWN BARBADOS Feb. 4 (Rev India's cricketers continue their uphill fight against Barbados here today still needing 339 runs to save on innings defeat. When stumps were drawn at the close of yesterday's play the third day315 words
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Article438 1953-02-05 11 Fed' Day Sports Meeting PARIT BUNTAR, Wed. The Federation Day Inter School sports held at the oublie padang proved an nnquali' fied success. Pupils from no less than twenty schools took part m the sports and without heats being run lor the various events the judges had a hard time438 words
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Advertisement22 1953-02-05 11 t'V;':-.^-_f*V_f Qptaiat) Today i9.!5p.» lure! i» MUTINY M L L know les N 04 OR— WOWS IHREESONS" Stai W.nn.imh.t jnd »alad:<n m22 words
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Advertisement475 1953-02-05 11 NOTICES NOTK E is hen givei that on be 9th day of Decem- ber 1 ■v> TANG PE N( YE I if Si CHIU SOOK HAN +t I I trading under the >;•• c oi I I name of "YUEN CHEONG SANG*' *I I al No. j IHO Cross Sreet475 words
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Advertisement817 1953-02-05 11 i i:,SONAL IMCHEASfc voir -niary! l"*he loternatt( or resiiondence Schools (Ovei seas) L d.. )tH Banery R ad, Singapore, wiß explain how! Phone 210S8. i SITUATIONS VACANT I Aoplical are inviu !>r post i it itstant Fa* Inspector. L bour Department^ Si _;;ipore Si try ncn els WOO--430 48. Bai817 words
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Miscellaneous204 1953-02-05 11 v ACCORD. NT TH "OLD \_^s SO >O' MIGHT'S L/riGht: VO (-AH GQTT A r>\-& Off LA-SCL _fl JJ^J| HiLLBILLY'S ALMAMAC'TJHH WLLL KNOCK O^T A GOT/A BE <! M* 'BOYLE W CEK/TRE O TY. 4B J*-^T -_-SO.K-.A- < 7^A'v-j tear's GON.N -BE TmlPf^ A ARTiST l:ke x)' i INSPIRED >ah204 words
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Article220 1953-02-05 12 RAF Seletar 2nd XI iorc-*-4 the University of Malaya to a two all draw m v "hr.-ll-la( quarter-final match of the Singapore Hotkey A>soatation Junior KO compctiiion played at Seletar yesterday. i- v a irne m which the es of both ti i con- I220 words
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Article87 1953-02-05 12 i Sport C hold i Ist annu i beI Famil Ba hei Tv lay al Geylang Stadium ar .15 p.m. two Xi < Married from: I rrie, Sa n bin Taib. Tan Bei g San, larfar bin Mai No »rdm, li m, Hit a i has.87 words
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Article18 1953-02-05 12 [ANILA, Fel (1 P) lers sUCgame I Rizal ng [Manila tgue ill— C 3—o.18 words
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Article67 1953-02-05 12 IPOH. We i North .v. I Perak tgainst I i C .mbined S at hockey I -day f i 9 The "A nis Aziz. Kan tn than, Ii z* ri, Philip S I v. Sv.v m .IB Priihii, r\rmad H trun, Eng Kirn, "i linathan, Kai i67 words
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Article28 1953-02-05 12 S etax Women's hi key i beat Singap >re Cricket < !-y 6 t in a tr endly h key on Hie Pad v g yester-28 words
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Article23 1953-02-05 12 The Quarterfinal ol the SHA senior KO hockey between TTC and SCC will be played on 'he padang today.23 words
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Article20 1953-02-05 12 KUALA LUMFUR, Wed.— RAF held Selangor Club to a goalless draw In a friendly b > key here today.20 words
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Article12 1953-02-05 12 PULAU BRANI wiß meet Green Arrow m night's tlooda 'fe..12 words
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Article20 1953-02-05 12 Gymkhana SC beat Traction SC by 2 o at soccer yesterday. Velu and Salleh were the .scorer-.20 words
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Article368 1953-02-05 12 SCC Prepares For Fiiians SCC, with Saturdays Fijian game close at hand, tamed oat a trial side oo the Padang yesterday which proved much too strong lor C-in-C Staff winning by Sl points goals, one penalty goal and six tries) to nothing. Thi oughout the368 words
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Article61 1953-02-05 12 AS Negri Sembiian women are unable to make the trip to Singapore, the inter-state women's triangular between Negri, Selangor and Singapore is cancelled, Olga Martin, honorary secretary of the Singapore Women's Hockey Association, said that since the Triangular will not be held, there will be61 words
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Article224 1953-02-05 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. On the padang today three matches m the seven-a-side rugger competition were played. In the first match Somerset Light Infantry beat RAF "B" by 6 points (2 tries) to 3 (1 try). There tvas no score m the Ist half. Midway224 words
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Article637 1953-02-05 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The I i lowing aacr c the entrie* and d i tor the M>s3 Al'-Malaya Malays fcennii tournament to be he J during the Chinese New JTear holidays from Feu. IS to 16 a Kuala Lumpui OPEN SINGLES. Top Section: Byes: H. Khamis637 words
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Article57 1953-02-05 12 LONDON, Feb. 4, (AP).— Max Faulkner, British open champion of 1951 and a top flight international player, said today he will be unable to accept an invitation to play m early April. Faulkner is unable to get extra leave from his London club. St. George's m57 words
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Article, Illustration47 1953-02-05 12 photo. 1 1.1. mmiTmrimrmmrrnri GEN. MATTHEW RIDGWAY, NATO commander and his wile, were given a bobsled ride down the dangerous Olympic course at Garmisch on Jan. 2<>. Photo shows the General and Mrs. Ridffwav seated behind the pilot, all set tor the AP start of their ride.—AP - 47 words
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Article479 1953-02-05 12 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD Honour bright, Fmee I mm la ama a ree Entry Andßrigadoon By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Free Entry, a six-year-old Sfalino Gelding, showed striking form when he finished ahead of Wonder Lad (Bagby' m a testing four furlongs run to return 37 4/5 sec for479 words
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Article, Illustration39 1953-02-05 12 Pieou SCC strum hull (m dark jersey) kirks defensively to touch from a lineout. closely attended by Wnm and Canning of m C Staff, but the club won by the vast margin ol ;,i_o m yesterday's on the padang.39 words
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353 1953-02-05 12 A LARGE crowd which turned up at Victoria School vest* -ni rash M to 60 minutes of thrilling soccer when the Victorians met Rallies Instituti 1 inter-school encounter. A last minute goal by Henry John saved ti.. \i; fl from defeat and353 words
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Article69 1953-02-05 12 THE following have been selected to represent the United Sports Ciub m a friendly game of soccer against the Aston Athletic Club on Sunday on the Clerical Union Ground at. 5.15 p.m. W. van Huizen, G. Anthony, L. Oliveiro, Kok Poh, G. de Souza, Peter Choo, Ivan Aeria,69 words
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Article87 1953-02-05 12 CHICAGO, Feb. 4 (AP) The Chuck Davey-kid Gavilan fight for Feb. 11 looks like it will be one of the biggest welterweight fights of recent years. Seats worth $140,000 already have been sold and some officials expect the gate to approach the $300,000 class. All $1087 words
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Article61 1953-02-05 12 THE following will represent the Y.S.C. Institute against the Federation Sports Club on Friday at 5.15 p.m. on the Railway Ground at Kampong Bharu Road. S. Kathan ,C. Roberts, M. S. Maniam, Gasper, Goh Bee Huat, Amair Sulim, Kok Choo, Victor Yeo, Kwan Siew Cheong. H. Percra,61 words
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Article307 1953-02-05 12 I ALI BABA date Winagain) has been promoted to class 3 follow- his very good win on the day of the Ipoh races. i Going up with him is Pilot's i Point, another comfortable win- ncr at Ipoh. The latest classification lis*. issued307 words
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Article61 1953-02-05 12 Singapore Cricket Club and Fijians will meet again at lugger on Saturday. Both sides are fielding their best teams. They are: SCC: Parker; Hoare, Pigou, Pennell. Darroch; Watson, Browne; Gray, Tucker. Smith. Hulls. Dale, Cashin. Baird and McNair. Fijians: Kata; Waqanita, Raidra, Baba, E. Ravawa;61 words
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Article17 1953-02-05 12 IRC will meet Braddell Sports Club at soccer at the Farrer Park on Friday.17 words
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Article323 1953-02-05 12 A GOAL scored by right winger Harold Hoeden seconds before the final whistle gave Singapore Recreation Club I—o victory over Combined Schools at hockey on the Padang yesterday. i It was a fast and thrilling game. The Combined Schools were unlucky not to have shared323 words
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Article25 1953-02-05 12 I Tie n the S A i I S vice en I who pan B ;V X i c25 words
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