Singapore Standard, 9 February 1953
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Title Section13 1953-02-09 1 Singapore Tiger Standard 01 m x SINGAPORE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1953. SIXTEEN PAGES13 words
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Article, Illustration30 1953-02-09 1 Lisbeth Leaves For US 5 I isbetli iv thi> Bir par--1 i .iW IS -i MM at H)li\to Iras* Dame Ml A m -•> ul- we' l>e losißf uo'll I lot30 words
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Article57 1953-02-09 1 ONE tern: isl was killed this ng hy :n c Support Co pany of the F:rs: Camero- who were m ambush posil am the Se carnal area of Johore. c surrender is now report- tre e Communist terrorits to the S< :r:*y Forces m57 words
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Article, Illustration363 1953-02-09 1 IVOR KRAAL - IVOR KRAAL 350 Lbs. Of Dope Found In Penanq By Standard Aviation Reporter AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS at Penang yes terday made a startling discovery of twenty packets of a Siamese opium weighing 350 pounds and worth more than $100,000 hidden under the galley floor boards of a Malayan363 words
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Article561 1953-02-09 1 'CUBBED DEATH' INQUIRY JOHORE BAHRU, Sun—A witness suddenly collapsed m the witness box and caused a mild sensation m court today the second day of the preliminary inquiry into the alleged murder of John Daniel Evans, a Resettlement Officer, by Ong Chow, at Sungei Kengit, Penggerang,561 words
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Article91 1953-02-09 1 KUALA UMPLR, Sun. -General Sir Gerald Templer, the Federation High Commissioner, walked across Guillemard Bridge, the longest m Malaya, during an extensive week-end tour of Kelantan. Sir Gerald, with Lady Templer used road, rail and water transport m the tour which began on Friday and ended91 words
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59 1953-02-09 1 he planted a chengai tree and presented a badge for woodcraft to Rover Scout Yaacob bin Abdul. ah. At the new $3,500,000 Federal Teachers Training College, which i- being built m the State by an all-Malay labour force. Sir Gerald told Mr. N. G.59 words
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Article57 1953-02-09 1 SIR JOHN NICOLL, the Governor of Singapore, will inaugurate the Golden Jubilee Celebrations of the Young Men's Christian Association at a public meeting to be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Thursday. Feb. 19, at 5.40 p.m. Dr P. E. Limbert. Secretaryelect' of the World's Alliance57 words
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Article47 1953-02-09 1 NICE. Feb. 8 (AP) Count Boniface de CastellaneNorange reported to police vesterdar that six million francs worth of jewels had been stolen from his house. They belonged to the Countess de Castellane-Norange and a guest, Madame Tavernier. Among them was a 1,500,--000-franc pearl necklace.47 words
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109 1953-02-09 1 HONGKONG. Feb. 8 (AFPfj Mr. Aw Boon Haw, million aire philanthropist and owner" of 12 newspapers throughout South-East Asia, today celebrated his 70th birthday with a party for aged people at Hongkong's Army lootba.l ground. More than 5.000 of the Colony's aged attended the109 words
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Article83 1953-02-09 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. No decision was reached by the committee of the Selangor Chinese Chamber of Commerce at to-day's meeting about a hartal. The committee decided to leave the decision to a general meeting of the Chamber. The hartal proposal was raised at a recent meeting83 words
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Article70 1953-02-09 1 NEW DELHI. Feb. 8. (UP> —Seven hundred boys and girls were married last night m Bikaner State, 200 miles from New Delhi, m one of the biggest mass marriages m the state's history. Some 80 per cent, of the couples ranged m age from 470 words
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Article29 1953-02-09 1 GENOA, Feb. 8. (Reuter). The 5,638-ton Italian tanker Carignano sailed from h^re yesterday, reportedly on her way to pick up Iranian oil at the Abadan refinery.29 words
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127 1953-02-09 1 TAIPEI Feb 8 (UP) The Nationalist World News Agency today quoted a high-placed source of the Defence Min istry as saving "the Chinese Communists would not attack Hongkong dfspite American deneutralization of Form S \nTs lt 6any bulletin the Chinese agency reported that the neople127 words
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Article, Illustration363 1953-02-09 1 DAVID TAMBYAH - Dhoby Now Rich Man KARUPPIAH (WITH $250,000) FLIES HOME IN SECRET DAVID TAMBYAH By Standard Staff Reporter TWO years ago, Karuppiah, a 27-year-old dhoby slipped I into Singapore, with bis young wife un-aoticed among a crowd of deck passengers on a ship from India. Yesterday, barefoot and dressed as simply363 words
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Article206 1953-02-09 1 AMSTERDAM, Feb. B.— Today, one week after a hurricane drove waters of the North Sea through Holland's dikes and over 450,000 acres of fertile lowlands with the loss of at least 1,372 lives, Queen Juliana led her people m a day of national mourning.A.P.; U.P. - 206 words
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Article61 1953-02-09 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. j Rewards totalling $1,834,250 were paid by the Federation Government last year for information leading to the capture or death of Communist j terrorists. i In January tin's year. Gov-; ernment paid out $165,385,961 as follows:— Johore $72,037.59, Perak $42,000 Trengganu $15,096.87, Selangor61 words
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Article32 1953-02-09 1 MAJOR-Genera: George B. Olmstead. chief of America's worldwide military aid programme, left Taipei by plane yesterday for Tokyo after a two-day visit here with the Chinese and American authorities.- U.P.U.P. - 32 words
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Article46 1953-02-09 1 PALM SPRINGS (California) Feb. 8. (Reuter).-— Film star Ginger Rogers (41) and Paris lawyer Jacques Bergerac (26) were married here last night. It was the fourth marriage for her and the first for Mr. Bergerac whom she met during a European tour last year.46 words
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Article32 1953-02-09 1 PARIS, Feb. 8, (Renter) Ge leral Sir John Haiding. British Chief of the Imperial General Stair, flew here yesterday to talk to Allied Supreme Commander General Matthew B. Ridgway.32 words
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Article31 1953-02-09 1 A MOTOR-VAN was stop- j ped by five armed a»d uniformed terrorists on the Ben- tong-Kuala Lumpur Road y e f terday and the occupants n.lncl at Si.iiTj.31 words
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Article333 1953-02-09 1 KUALA I UMPUR, Sun Ticket No. *****78 which i n the first prize of $4004 the fifteenth draw of the Malayan Chinese Associat million dollar lotto I v hi re today WBg won by P< I Selangor w ■•> Hie a I prise r333 words
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Advertisement34 1953-02-09 1 MO MOWft PALM TREE WAIHINO lOAP QjntL'oHtAt UtuU mmtmmmmmt m mmmmmtl m I HO HONG SOAP FACTORY LTD *».t"ui'* »o«i i_tii mi mm ■tonic I and buildup I the t iss ues of l|34 words
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Article120 1953-02-09 2 Standard Staff Repoiter MOST of the Malay stu-d'-r m the University of Malaya are against theprop sal to appoint a Malay Lia on Officer to look a1 their academic i at. er, The Standard learnt yesterday. nin bei ol Malay mderR rad held a meeting last120 words
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Article106 1953-02-09 2 A PUBLIC Relations van th a d-speakei will make tour oi the Tiong B:. Si ga] .> Bat today appea ing to the residents to join the community centre and .i vigi an c coi hich will be led patrol the g Bain i residential area.106 words
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Article87 1953-02-09 2 n lAI lONS betw« n g Government j nd .v dee ntaJ HospiStafl Union, ere to c started postj »ned. ie to enal < itor, Mr S. X Rcddi, to study the tjnion Mr Reddj wa appoint- -non called ifl k ike a r. gai87 words
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Article, Illustration122 1953-02-09 2 ABOVE: A party for 160 Singapore leper children was given at Trafalgar Home yesterday. The party was sponsored by Mrs. I). E. Nickels, committee member of the Leprosy Relief Associat on. Among those who helped to entertain the children were men from the II M.S. Lioness,122 words
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Article88 1953-02-09 2 TEN" regional r.v ies by Singapore schoolchildren to mark ♦he Coronation is beii g ned by the Education Department, Mr. R. E. face. Deputy Director of Education told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Ince said that m addition j itral rally already agreed upon, the proposal was88 words
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489 1953-02-09 2 STUDENTS ADVISE GOVERNMENT 'Start A BankEliminate Middlemen' Standard Staff Reporter "POSITIVE MEASURES" to promote the economic odvoncement of Moloys, porticulorly of primory producers, hove been suggested by Moloy students of the University of Moloyo m their memorondum to the Speciol Committee set up by the Federotion Government to mi vestiqote489 words
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136 1953-02-09 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE QUESTION of imposing controls >n the rents of postwar buildings will be considered by the Kent Inquiry Committee under the chairmanship of the Deputy Commissioner oi Lands, Mr. S. G. Burlock. Mr. E J. Davies, the Attor-ney-General, told The Standard136 words
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Article112 1953-02-09 2 ASIAN doctors m Singapore Government service want three-bedroom quarters, for senior officers, not two as envisaged m the Medical Plan. A note has been sent to the Colonial Secretary by the Alumni Association of the King Edward VII College of Medicine that while twobedroom quarters might112 words
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215 1953-02-09 2 THE GENERAL Council of \he Labour Party of Singapore by a majority vote on Saturday night approved the "peace plan" recommended by Mr. Saul Rose, Secretary oi the International Department of the British Labour Party during his visit to the Colony last month. Mr. Rose215 words
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Article111 1953-02-09 2 I HONGKONG. S A petition will be ria<k I go> ernj ment for the granting of a piece of lane m Ngauchiwan for the instructs i of a Home for th« Aged i I a Girls Orp tnae:* li Aw Boon Haw told111 words
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Article58 1953-02-09 2 THE SIAFF oi N I Site, 390 M.U.. RAF etar, Singapore, entertained WarrantOfficer Turner to a farewell dmner-party a1 the Universal Rcsaura.it on Saturday night. Mr. Dasah bir long, one of the stan*, said Mr Tura< r was a staunch pro notei <>f gOO iwill58 words
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Article203 1953-02-09 2 THE Singapore Rural Board is to open sub-offices at six centres, for collection of rates and taxes of people living m the villages. The centres which will only be opened for one day, will also receive quit rents and other Land Office dues. At present dues are203 words
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Article, Illustration225 1953-02-09 2 Scout Chief On Visit To Malaya Standard Staff R< VERY careful watch b heiftg Boy Scout movement throughout signs of subversive political m John ("Belije") WiNon Direcfo J International Bureau m Singapon CoL VV; son arrived Jakarta by til pesti 1 10-day go J isit The scout n all outside225 words
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Advertisement80 1953-02-09 2 I X DUCKY'S Oval Shape is Easily Cleaned jft £> Plastic is Heat-Resistant 1§ y I ond Non-Inflommable. 1 E DUCKY Teaches Baby Necessary end Q h 6 Important Daily Habits a I I DUCKY is all British and Reliable. 1 I 1 Colours. PINK -BLUE- CREAM I I 180 words
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Advertisement96 1953-02-09 2 a O*P* of Chi"** 1 p M FATHER OF MEDICINE ,W. f HUA TOH 1 f$V 1 Huo Toh lived 0 long I M cgc < but many Chinese remember A%■ i V him as the discoverer ci "cry JL j \.r j^* herbs some of which ere uted n96 words
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Article, Illustration91 1953-02-09 3 Two Singapore Singers DueOn Tour InFed. Miss Evan CHENG •right), a Hongkong singer who will be leaving Singapore for the Federation on Chinese New Year's Eve to entertain Federation fans She will sing tniiliNii. Malay and Cantonese SOngS. Her popular numbers are: 'Rose, rose I love you". "Tennesse Waltz". Too91 words
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Article23 1953-02-09 3 3 Vehicles In S pore Road Crash r< poi lei 1 a B Sti I 31 I >f ssing see i v in-23 words
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Article55 1953-02-09 3 Standard Staff Reporter Ch nese labourers, j ng m a nstruction shed Pkw b; Bahru early yesterng w« re invo ved knife fighl with the re- thai iave n ad- i h with knife Toe rondition it the Chi- li Karri 49, and Ng W i55 words
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Article70 1953-02-09 3 v >NE Ch nese I I m t-of-th< -way X g Ho< k San near the ••<- Soon Vil was I up irmed Chinese jobbers at the it oi k-. c- ar d robbed S\> m on Saturday rtly re 8 fclock. li.; l -...-.sacked70 words
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288 1953-02-09 3 Standard Staff Reporter RESIDENTS of Tiong Bahru Estate, scene of four attacks on Chinese women during the past few weeks, are forming a Vigilante Corps. Making tins announcement, Mr. Te<> Seng Bee. president of the Tiong Bahru Community Centre, told The Standard288 words
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112 1953-02-09 3 PEOPLE living In govern- 1 ment and private flats have protested against the block water meter system adopted by the Singapore City Council Councillor for South Ward. Mr. M. P. D. Nair told The Standard. In complaints they made to the Labour group m112 words
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Article, Illustration257 1953-02-09 3 Standard Staff Reporter REPRESENTATIVES of the Singapore Harbour Board, who met a delegation of the Harbour Board Staff Association at the Labo ur Office, last Saturday, were unwilling to discuss the five outstanding grievances, Mr. P. C. Pillai, Secretary of the Association told The Standard,257 words
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299 1953-02-09 3 Standard Music Critic GINO Mattera, the young Italian tenor who has appeared ia some recent operatic films, gave a recital of familar Italian airs and operatic excerpts In the Victoria Memorial Hall last night before a capacity audience. The Italian and Neapolitan songs, whichV.F.D. - 299 words
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255 1953-02-09 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The abolition of driving tests here two years ago is considered a contributory factor to the staggering number of road accidents m Kuala Lumpur. There were 4,542 accidents last year, which is sixty percent more than the total for 1951.255 words
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248 1953-02-09 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The efficiency of the Federation Police Force is to be further enhanced with the introduction of a new type of traffic cop who wiil soon be seen on Federation roads. These men will possess better knowledge of road laws248 words
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Article99 1953-02-09 3 THIRTY-FOUR of the 119 people who donated their j biood las; week were ServiceI men. Among the donors. 15 I came from No. 4 Supply Depot. R.A.S.C. Pasir Panjang. 14 from the Ist Singapore Regiment. R.A.. Blakang Mali. 2 from R.E.M.E.. Bukit Timah. and 6 from99 words
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Article, Illustration256 1953-02-09 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.— The initial step m bringing Government's administration direct to the people was achieved when the first sub-district office m Johore was officially opened m Gelang Patch by the Acting Deputy Mentri Besar, Dato Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman, on Saturday. About 100 peopleStandard - 256 words
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Article50 1953-02-09 3 MALACCA. Sun. More than 300 children wore <;;ie>ts of the Malacca Straits Chinese British Association at its first children's Chinese New Year treat at its premises at Buona Vista Road today. The Sri Rampaian music party entertained them with kronchong music. The auxiliary police helped at the party.50 words
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Article90 1953-02-09 3 Mr. Tail Kok Cos* director general of the Singapore Ch nese Daily, the Chung Shing .lit Poh. md member of the Central Cotnn ittee of H Kuomintang En Foimo.a, resigned from the paper, ye.^teiiay. His resignation was accepted jat a meeting of the Bowd ol Directors.90 words
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Article44 1953-02-09 3 [POH. Sun.— Mr. TS B m, I member of a mii LOO for survey of plantation areas sp inspored by the International C'onledoration of Free Trade Unions, w..i spend two days m Perak. He will arrive heie on Feb. 28.44 words
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Advertisement205 1953-02-09 3 'i i pin i*ii i j| SUPERIOR I QUALITY ALL WOOL I PANAMA 1 SUITING I CO" I JO I''*&*'1 Made m Eagtaad ffl m brjutitul plain shades Meal for day and j| I ft rreai* ffl Good Gut It I H >i Class Workmanship J Pre m Ter Depa205 words
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Article49 1953-02-09 4 THE Singapore Foe-how Coffee Merchants Association will celebrate their 32nd Anniverary with a meeting and a dinner party at No. 64-B Queen Street, Singapore, on Feb. 21. They will propose the launching of a building fend of' 5200.000 for th e Association's 1 own premises.49 words
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Article771 1953-02-09 4 LIM TIAN JOO - LIM TIAN JOO ITS HISTORY H WKXPMO IN FASCIHATINC ROMAHCt By IN A SMALL way. the story of ginger is identified with the story oi Hongkong, tor a thin web of association runs through both stretching back to more than 100 years ago. says Mr. U771 words
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Article, Illustration65 1953-02-09 4 SINGAPORE Indian merchants on Saturday night feted Mr. S. Ramaswamy. retiring manager of the United Commercial Bank, at a cocktail party i» the Adelphi Hotel. He left for Madras, India, on four months' leave yesterday. Picture shows (from left): the Representative of the Government of India m Malaya, Mr. M.Standard - 65 words
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Article80 1953-02-09 4 KUALA LUMP i X, »un.The High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer. decorated Tengku Yahya Pern Ibni Sultan Ibrahim. Ttngku Mahkota. the heir apparent to the Sultan of Kelantan, with the C.M.G. (Honorary* during his visit to Kelantan from which he returned to K:r.;a Lumpur today. The80 words
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Article, Illustration43 1953-02-09 4 photo. FOUR of the contestnats m t '.c Fancy Dress competition organised by the Young Malayans Club at the Stamford Girls' School Hall on Saturday. They were (left to right) Jimmy Chew, Tan Seng Ann, Walter Ec and Keuben Manasseh.- StandardStandard - 43 words
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449 1953-02-09 4 Standard Staff Reporter THOUSANDS of Catholics from all over Malaya and South-East Asia, will arrive at Malacca m March to celebrate the fourth centenary of the arrival there of the body of St. Francis Xavier. The 10-day fete will begin on Mar. 12449 words
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Article, Illustration42 1953-02-09 4 photo. S^Oi^^^^S^f^SS r V w f wrty fo of employees at the SingaS° u r l^,2£f U ,s^rvlces Union dab house <m Saturday. The managinr director of Hume industries, Mr. Swain, was present. Picture shows children taking part m a Came. StandardStandard - 42 words
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Article208 1953-02-09 4 Films May Oust Church Sermons ANGLICANS m Malaya ataj b* n a filmstrip being shown m church on 6 instead of the usual sermon being prea ed h This change is suggested an article entitled "Vi Aid-" by th c Vicar of Mia a Padre Leslie R. Wilson, i latest208 words
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Advertisement295 1953-02-09 4 The Gramophone Company Ltd. Wish All Their Chinese Friends A HAPPY NEW YEAR ond onnounce o CHINESE NEW YEAR COMPETITION "SPOT THE FAVOURITES" 708 PRIZES TO BE WON If >ou con state the order of popularity of a few Chinese songs or singers available on His Master s Voice, Columbia,295 words
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Advertisement37 1953-02-09 4 v m m LFal I stfcfatßJ i N New ecf of H 0\ PAVL IHOSQI I Kill- I I MIX* I send I I S.I- JUL WJLFAKTf* HA anU it n.%, \< I m I'l.l 1 I OUBI37 words
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Article, Illustration489 1953-02-09 5 Death And Terror Visit Britain... [JEATH and terror visied Britain tast week on the wings of a storm. The worst m living memory; perhaps the worst m all Britain's island story. The seas rose ond smashed down the inadequate coastal defences, flooding the eastern shores from YorkshireMirrorpic; AP - 489 words
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89 1953-02-09 6 SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD INDEPENDENT MORNING NEWSPAPER HEAD OFFICE: 128, Robinson Rood, Singapore. Telephone Not: *****—***** Coble t) Telegraph Address: TIGERNEWS, Singopem. BRANCH OFFICES: LONOON Room 222, The Timet Building, Printing House Square, London, EC. 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 41, Sultan Street, 11, Cowon Street, 8, Leith Street, Telephone 4581.89 words
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Article781 1953-02-09 6 'J'IME and again people m the United Kingdom have shown by their utterances a lack of proper appreciation of the conditions m the Federation of Malaya and Singapore. Even officials m the Colonial Office have displayed ignorance about Malayan affairs. Many are inclined to look at the781 words
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1149 1953-02-09 6 CHIA POTEIK - Are These Councillors A Pack Of Yapping Hounds? CHIA POTEIK By AFTER four hours of discussion and debate, a meeting of Singapore City Councillors was fldgetting to get away when one Councillor made them forget their impatience. Asking for lights to be put m at ail public conveniences, he said:1,149 words
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Article215 1953-02-09 6 Sir: May we first offer our congratulation to Inche Abdullah Vassin for the pertinent, timely and. above all, the successful motion put through the Municipal Council, F.L., last week. However. I would like to answer Mr. Singam's slur on the ability of Asian officers.215 words
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Article593 1953-02-09 6 We, the PEOPLE GENTLEMEN, YOU ARE WASTING TIME > Dear Commissioners; I was one of those who occu--1 pied the Visitors' pew at your 1 meeting of January 30. I must say that I had an en- joyabie time listening to your deliberations but you must pardon me if I593 words
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Article336 1953-02-09 6 Sir; "The response to the appeal for volunteers to assist at the Woodbridge Hospital during the recent strike has shown that there are many people of all races who are truly civic minded. The kindness and patience of these people is not likely to be forgotten by the336 words
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Article101 1953-02-09 6 Sir;— Mr. Lee Yong Mm. Secretary of the Department of Civil Aviation Workers' Union of Singapore, m a letter to your paper published last Friday says: 'The lowest paid -f Civil Aviation worker gets a preconsolidated basic rate of $27 ncr month etc." It is only correct to101 words
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Article, Illustration386 1953-02-09 6 Sir;— Mr. S.C.E. Singam should not judge other people according to his own standard. Is he not aware that half of the world is Asian and that these people do run their departments most efficiently? Or is he standing proof of the words of the386 words
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Article154 1953-02-09 6 Sir; Having seen m your Issue of February 4 a statement ("WORKERS ARE A LOT BETTER") given by Mr. P. P. Narayanan, I feel that I must mak c a few comments. Mr. Narayan maintains that th e compulsory Employees' Provident Fund i s evidence of154 words
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Article58 1953-02-09 6 ?**i~ M^y I add that on behalf of the officials and members of the Rex Badminton Pnrty that I really appreciate the move taken by your management to reduce the price of your paper to ten cents This will encourage my members to become your subscribers rather than58 words
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Advertisement73 1953-02-09 6 •Vnpa i• olo6Oo£b^^ *^^**^fc^»»Wß^Bwß>Wa>aoelinOaWßpWWß^'fl'^ «cMojß^%mB^ Independent Morning Ne spapf This morning daily it published m Smacpore circulated throughout South -East Asia "Singapore Standard" it deve In addition, it carries a world -w. J- I "Singapore Stondord" teotures ort.d and aims ot giving the public its impor' al I -P o73 words
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Article, Illustration43 1953-02-09 7 5* rou s indicate distances from irrl p ,r.- jn(! t0 nearest points on the 1 n "d Sutes Government sources reM n l President Dwight D. Eisen[^i. Wa5hin«ton that Fre^n releasing the pored ndrI sl^"!^ n uard duty to free-Chinese AP PhotoAP - 43 words
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364 1953-02-09 7 Blockade China Coast Call In US Senate WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, (UP— Senator William Knowland, Republican of California, said yesterday that the United States should blockade the China coast preferably with its allies, but alone if necessary to stop shipments of war goods to the Communists. But Senator John Sparkman of364 words
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Article61 1953-02-09 7 UNITED NATIONS, Feb. 8: (UP).— The United States delegation to the United Nations has. begun discussions on whether to ask United Nations support jor a blockade of Red China. Informed sources said the delegation hopes to have the Far Eastern programme ready for presentation to61 words
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Article85 1953-02-09 7 TOKYO. Feb. 8. (UP).— North Korean P^micr and Supreme Commander Kirn 11 Sung issued a -general order vestSrday to his troops fa which he commanded his Communist forces to prepare themselves for a "do or die' battle against the United Nations armies Kirn"85 words
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Article29 1953-02-09 7 Mrs Luce— Envoy PRESIDENT Eisenhower has appointed Mrs Claire Booth Luce, wife of Henry Luce, publisher of Time. Life and Fortune magazines, as United States Ambassador to Rome.— A.P.A.P. - 29 words
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Article201 1953-02-09 7 HANDEDTO_U.S. s xj>) —Britain is expected to NIM underwrite with dollars a giant new "stem when informal economic talks I V on next month. This is one of many L= Ui J? her ommonwealth partners have to P lf" 7 Jto lortage, expand world trade201 words
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Article134 1953-02-09 7 NBA I I XP combeusg SW involvin. m I al .roup md s irorki famed distorts" the I > plans Kg bj mwl the acsfl 4 rhe film "Elephant Kill V.ns produifd by r a' Pii Uires. Ni.irs \''o Ldsh md Peter Uother watured s< ious134 words
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Article, Illustration57 1953-02-09 7 li, ft i .up I HMS ander- S RusseTa guilty m a I (iU :dav to j ■t export of d worth cii ship, c HKS 1.500 v pt lively or -1'- s' iail N^uib, Prime Minister of Egypt wtl ex Kinf Farouk. during his visUAP - 57 words
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Article66 1953-02-09 7 BANGKOK. Feb. 8. (AFP).— Premier Phibun Songgram laid the foundation s:one to the big Chanal Dam project m north Thailand yesterday. The dam will be completed m five years and is expected to irrigate sufficient land for Thailand to produce half a million tons more66 words
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Article49 1953-02-09 7 MANILA. Feb 8 (AP)— A Manila police captain was killed and four firemen j were injured yesterday m a million-dollar, four-hour fire which gutted a square block j of restaurants and grocery stores m the heart of one of j the city's largest shopping 1 areas.49 words
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133 1953-02-09 7 MPs To Query Govt On Stalin And Formosa LONDON. Feb. 7 (AP)— Two Labourite MPs plan to keep the Formosan and Russian issues before Parliament next week. Emrvs Hughes will ask Prime Minister Churchill on Monday a regularly raised question: What steps does Churchill propose to bring about a meeting133 words
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Article95 1953-02-09 7 BRUSSELS. Feb. 8 (UP)— Belgian leader? assured United States Secretary of State, John Foster Dulles, on Saturday that they will do all they can to ensure a swift ratification of the pact for the six-nation European Army. But. reliable sources said they also made it95 words
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Article119 1953-02-09 7 TOKYO. Feb. 8 (AP)— U.N. Commander Gen. Mark Clark said today that authority has been received from the Department of the Army to increase the Republic of Korean Army from 12 divisions to 14, with appropriate supporting units. Clark's announcement said Gen. James A. Van119 words
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Article78 1953-02-09 7 BANDOENG. Fob. 8. (AP). —Russia accused the United States and Britain yesterday of using economic aid and capital investments m Asia as "a means of robbing these countries The attack, on American policies m particular was made at the ECAFE conference and is likely to turn78 words
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Article26 1953-02-09 7 FORMER Mutual Security Agency Director Averell Harriman may stand as a candidate for the office of Mayor of New York, it was learned yesterday.—AFP.26 words
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Article17 1953-02-09 7 THE Philippines yesterday observed the 18th anniversary of the signing of the country's constitution. AP.17 words
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Article54 1953-02-09 7 HONGKONG. Feb. 8 (AP) The sentences of two teenage British soldiers, Gunner James Dowling and Private Thomas Richardson, were /educed from three years and eight months to two year? yesterday by the Hongkong Supreme Court. They were convicted on Dec. 19 of robbing^ a Chinese54 words
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Article71 1953-02-09 7 TOKYO, Feb. 8. (UP).Communist Chinese boss Mao Tze^tung told the cosing Session 'of Red China's highest political body on Saturday that if "American imperialists desU to continue the Korean war. "we are prepared to fight as many years as necessary to *<*£- victory. spoke at71 words
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171 1953-02-09 7 MOSCOW. Feb. 8, (UP).-Several Soviet wienttsts 1... v_-„ from the Ukrainian Academy or S^flSS tends, the official Soviet government newspapers Izvestia announced yesterday. The dismissal of the scientists coincided with the.sentencing of a gang of watch thieves b/ the g Moscow Municipal Court to prison terms171 words
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Article37 1953-02-09 7 MOSCOW. Feb. 8. .<*«■»•- •Stalin yesterday received the new Argentine Ambassador dr |U Vi A h r n gen?ine Ambassador said afterwards that he baa SSnd the JovM i^sJ" perfect health and very alert.37 words
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Article30 1953-02-09 7 COL JOHN HUNT, leader me over 29.000 feet. in He said his team could draw on the experience of earner expeditions. he Swuss attempt which laiiea late last year. APAP - 30 words
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Article36 1953-02-09 7 tir JAMES CONANT said he wiH fly to West Germany on Mnn_k V m response to PreswTnTEiinhowSrs urgent request that hhoe o take up his post 2s United StotojJ^Coj, missioner to Germany soon as possible. U.PU.P. - 36 words
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Article41 1953-02-09 7 GREEK Foreign lister Stefanopoulos, said definite P v e &^ek.^sh f0r delence pact have been complet- Ed here this, week and there will be a tripartite meeting m Athens to establish the final text before the end of the month.- UPUP - 41 words
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Article30 1953-02-09 7 NORTH Korean .captives rioted m two UN J*g*g war compounds on Roje is land Saturday, but the de monstration was with no injuries^ to the Revs or the Allies. UPUP - 30 words
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Article25 1953-02-09 7 A SUPPLY of rare animate and birds has aggJK m Peking from Soviet »u*sg and European Sf* r&JS build uo_ Communist China s zoos.- UPUP - 25 words
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Article29 1953-02-09 7 UNITED NATIONS postal office^ North Korean and nrtSnet? n UN camps seven ffiSTago They were gl ven no explanation why tne Families of Red prisoners had stopped writing.- APAP - 29 words
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Article42 1953-02-09 7 THE French Communist Party's loss of influence beo P ame y apparent on Srtjrtaf when it bowed tfl > meut decision, banning iw Selected demonstration on Sunday to commemorate the iSruary 1934 riots, m which the National Assembly wa. all but stormed." UPUP - 42 words
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192 1953-02-09 7 TAIPEI. Feb. 8 (UP)— The government here is elated at the worldwide response from overseas Chinese m support of its policies, but will abstain at present from exerting any pressure for financial or manpower support. j Cheng Yin Fan. Chairman of the Overseas All'airs192 words
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Article, Illustration20 1953-02-09 7 IA VOTER casts his ballot during the general elections which confirmed m office the present Government of Indo-China. A.P. Photo.20 words
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Article81 1953-02-09 7 NAIROBI. Feb 8. (Reuter) Mr. Anthony Gibson. European farm manager, was murdered by Man Man terrorists at his home about 14 miles from Nyeri. north oi Nairobi, last night.* His house was ransacked. The terrorists also wounded the wife of the farm owner. Capt. R.81 words
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Article64 1953-02-09 7 PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad, j Feb. 8 (Reuter) The Trim-' I dad Legislature has passed al bill to restore flogging lor certain violent crimes, including assaults on women. Flogging was abolished m 1941 but reintroduced m 1946 for two year? to check a crime wave. Crimes64 words
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Article37 1953-02-09 7 MIAMI. Feb. 8 (UP) Former President Herbert Hoover. (78), was hospitalized here last night with an attack of influenza. He appeared unusualy tired, but his physician said Mr.' Hoover's condition was not serious.37 words
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207 1953-02-09 7 FAIRFORD. Feb. 8 (AP). —A long-range American air force B-36 blew up m mid-air yesterday a few minutes after 15 crewmen jumped to safety on the last leg of a trans-Atlantic hop The 7th US Air Force Immediately damped unusuai securi'.y restrictions207 words
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Article26 1953-02-09 7 Dr. Ralph Vaughan Williams, Bntain's best-known living composer, aged 80. was married on Saturday to Mrs. Ursula Wood, middle-aged war I widow and writer.26 words
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82 1953-02-09 7 SHETLAND ISLES. Feb. S (UP) A mysterious WMnn Russian vessel that had been lying ofi' the Island of Veil several days left on Friday night. Two Russian ships arrived at the North Isles of Shetland eight days ago. One anchor* d off Yell 'and82 words
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Article19 1953-02-09 7 HALF a ton of illicit opium worth US$5O,OOO was discovered m a Bangkok-bound tram yesterday.- A.F.P. aTllvvw*A.F.P. - 19 words
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Advertisement65 1953-02-09 7 FOOD PARCELS FOR FRIENDS AT HOME A timely and practical evidence of friendship nc matter what the season PARCELS CONTAINING AN ASSORTMENT OF MEATS, FATS, SWEETS TEA etc. ARE OBTAINABLE FR"M $15.00 to $45.00 INCLUDING POSTAGE INSURANCE J Z_ I ASK TOR A COPY Sf OUR lATIS rOOD PARCEL UST65 words
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Article50 1953-02-09 8 HONGKONG. Feb. 8. (UP). I —The Norwegian ship Prosper "ran aground last night at Tai!ong Point, south of Lantao I Island, m colonial waters. No casualties were reported. Royal navy and marine police I launches were sent to stand by 1 until tugs readied the scene.50 words
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Article284 1953-02-09 8 BI'SINESS DONE Jan. "31— i Indu«trial« Fe^Eastern United Assce. $38.00 Eraser Weave Urn to $2.40 to $2.45. Federal Dispensary $2,374, Gammon $2.80 li lim to $2.82 i. Hammer $3 05 toVIO to $3-074. Wilbam Sl'cks $00 to $4.07 i to $4.0^ Malayan Breweries $4.t0 i4.m Malayan Cement |L284 words
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439 1953-02-09 8 Freeing Of Tin In US A Welcome Harbinger' By A Market Correspondent AS we goto press we learn that Washington has removed "aVcontrL on the use of tin m the Jmtod States While this will add little to the total con sumption of the metal it is a most welcome439 words
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Article273 1953-02-09 8 BATU SELANGOR TIN DREDGING CO.. LTD:— Made a profit of $703,041 (50.2% > for ear ended 30.9.52 and proposed final dividened of 89% will make 40': compared with 30% iast year Net liquid assets work out at $932,906 or 66.6 cents per share The chairman stated that limestone273 words
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Advertisement647 1953-02-09 8 FASI REGULAR TRANSPACIFIC SERVICE Direct Overland g«n Franc bco Loa Angeles All American Canadian Cities Penang P S haas B'pore Art LA/SI AXLSSEL 24/25Feb 26Feb 27FeblM^r 24Mai for fun tar'iculars of Dry Cargo Deep Tanks and passenger Book Lr. ?3, etc. AN6IOFRENCH &BENDIXSENS LTD. ItL: X Lompo. 311 Spore VStUt647 words
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Advertisement734 1953-02-09 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Itegular Sailings to China and Japan from Singapore Port Swettenliara Penang Also direct Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan Due Spore Due P.Sham Due Penang From "Pakhoi" Feb 10 In Port Hongkong "Anking" Feb 9 Feb 11 Hongkong Sails Sails Sails Penang P.' Sham734 words
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Advertisement447 1953-02-09 8 JAVA MEW YORK SAILINGS Koy a| Rotterdam Lloyd Holland America Line Nederland Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX. BOSTON. NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, MOBILE. NEW ORLEANS Spore P. Sham Penang JAPARA (RL) Fcb TAVVALI (SMN) 16 23 Feb 24 25 Feb 26 27 Feb KERTOSONO (RL) 28 Feb 6 Mar 7447 words
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Advertisement812 1953-02-09 8 EAST ASIATIC L| SAILING'S FROM SCANDINAVIA IK I B'pore p g., I MFONIA' for Bangkok It/ltret n-, Si "PATAGONIA" for Adelaide, b lx l^l Melbourne. Barnie Syd- I nay (not loading local I cargo) ?4 26 Feb iU I "LALANDIA" for Bangkok 1/1 \i. sr >!, V|J -INDIA" for Bangkok812 words
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Article, Illustration3095 1953-02-09 9 ons Continued To fall For Centuries \nd Filled Oceans Millions Of Years Passed Before Microorganisms Took Shape In Seas ll: t h 1 write must have occurred somewhat more than 2 billion Is nearly as science can tell that is the approximate age of P,3,095 words
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Advertisement99 1953-02-09 9 the superf am c,rl NOW ON DISPLAY IN JOHN LITTLE'S WINDOVf W* '^^^^^^M^ India Super Foam Late* Mattresses give the highest Wto%^^ possible standard of luxury. You »re literally "sleeping on air" as the millions of tiny air cells are interj VjP^^flifi >^y'||fi§ connected and yield to every movement of99 words
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Article, Illustration282 1953-02-09 10 STAR CONTEST Wo. 2 aLL through this week, Awith the exception of Sunday, The Singapore standard Resents the second nf a new contest specially designed to interest Malayan film fans. All you've had to do is to mllert the pictures ana coupons for e <he282 words
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Article259 1953-02-09 10 rami Marilyn M «ro« bug j m even b ttea Greer fj a un That m ft ladylike i nan wBl do st:;pteas e m 1 be, ncsl BKnrle i .-rript Interrupted j >iH..d>.' the »< *tory F v* i ;;.n oper I 1 ,r259 words
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Article, Illustration1254 1953-02-09 10 MADRID. Perhaps one of the most delicate themes to be transcribed successfully to the screen, is religion. Religion for each person is an individual and highly personal thing and most people dislike any attempt at "Hollywoodwed religion. However from time *o time -as In me s1,254 words
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Article33 1953-02-09 10 RASC beat RNAS Sembawang by five goals to nil m a friendly soccer match played at Farrer Park yesterday. Scorers wer c Loganathan (3), Nadarajah (1), and P. Suppiah (1).33 words
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Article45 1953-02-09 10 Aston s Draw Aston Athletic Club drew with United Sports Club 4-4 m a friendly soccer match played at Clerical Union ground yesterday. Scorers for Aston were Rahim, Latiff, Lian Chong and Chee Seng. Jimmy, Peters, Gordon and Tommy Mission scored lor I united S.C45 words
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Article277 1953-02-09 10 SINGAPORE Cricket Club entered the semi-finals of the Singapore Hockey Association senior knockout com petition on the Padang yesterday when they beat Teachers Training College I—o. The Club had more of the exchanges but the teachers put up a stiff fight all the way. Ajit277 words
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Advertisement234 1953-02-09 10 *A%9sfikmi LAST DAY=7 }M*mWmmP |J 4 WfUA PAUL CHRISTIAN 6.45 9.30 p.m. ttaVJT WaIK FAYE MARLOWE ■yjH^^a HURRY! OPENS TOMORROW =n| Till CIUZILV WONDERFUL STORY OF V LOVABLE CHARACTER. j ij^fej^jjll DAILEYMCANNE 1 j4 CHINESENEWYEARATTRACTII^ In^KSF Iflg^ SAMUoTENGa JOSEPH M^NEWMAN awl SidS^BaV*^. zOu i wmMSmWm john c. higg*s «f33^lr VTVj>234 words
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Advertisement225 1953-02-09 10 LAST ttJM^lJi ON SCREEN ONLY at 11 145 Uu I I j^aHAYWORiII-; SmmmmmW»MMMl:tl I Plus! ON STAGE at 4, 6.45 4 9.30 THE SUN-KISSED CUTIES m 'TRINIDAD S I With Rox aad Eve-Lyn Seats S4 (Beservrd) I FINALISTS I! for the FRANKIE LAINE C ROOM h Nn I WILL SING225 words
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Miscellaneous1067 1953-02-09 10 T#/ if /V i FiTTmTt JBliW* W if^^^/#^^#TT^^^^ X^slllsP mr n Sti Mini £li4n iL AaLriL J^ SINGAPORE I T,DES AND T,MES RAUB DIARY S^m A 6°f? am 81 f B 9 ENTERTAINMENT PORT DICKSON: 1.13 am 6.8 ft; V.M.CV: Board of Directors' 1.13 p.m. 54 it. CATHAY: A Faithful1,067 words
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Article170 1953-02-09 11 (jgst Indies ln|| Jim Struggle r mmi BARBAPOS, Feb. 7: 6^ GE l°^bcotcn 82 by Clyde Wo eott An o re 262 for 8 wickets m T West lnd,cS in S st s pi B bowling on the first l£a rTestogoi^'ndiohere. Mthe con v iav Hazare170 words
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Article24 1953-02-09 11 L-, g i I t Book 1 i i Pres- si ir 5 itioi atinj acoi t i oi i eases -Dore „.-.ds24 words
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Article95 1953-02-09 11 MANILA, Feb 8 <UP-Two olayers advanced today.S P second round ol the ;,e National Open Ten- 1 mpionshtps after breez- through -oca: opposition m his ion Fausto Gardini. 22-year-old I ,TOpion. routed Benito M whits British n 7,, i;h: Tony Mottram Dowin Ncoomuceno 6-0, Rone's In95 words
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Article, Illustration256 1953-02-09 11 Photo. Standard Boxing Reporter URGE crowd was treated to ten rounds of .oxing VhrttU at the Happy World Stadium yesterday wrcteg when the «™W.^J_ ,^K <ene Promotion Alex Buxton of London, Alien wu iams ™Aus "alia and Racardo Padernal of Manila ma their first public training.Standard - 256 words
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228 1953-02-09 11 BUBO OLSON SCORES 8th STRAIGHTWIN BOSTON, Feb, 7 (LP)— Bono Olson, Hawaii's sweet swinging Swede, ran his vieory streak to eight straight onight when he unanimously won a decision over Norman Hayes of Boston m a twelveround middleweight clash before nearly 10,900 Boston Garden fans. Unmarked and virtually as resh228 words
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Article81 1953-02-09 11 INDIAN B.S.C. will meet Social A. P. at soccer at Farrer Park today. Indians from: Kandasamy, N. Suppiah Kathanuithu. D. Krishna. M.' Muthu. ChithamIbaram. G. Raioo. M. Andy. LoI ganathan, Krishnan. Sivadas 1 (Capt) Pandian Velly, Munusamy, Ganapathi, Sathasivam, and Muthusamy. Social from: Sunny81 words
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Advertisement521 1953-02-09 11 'rmitirasf] THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR m BOARD TRAFFIC DEPT. Holiday -^Chinese New J Year's Day, Saturday, A4th February, 1953. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that vessels alongside the < Board's wharves and working j before 11 a.m. on Friday. 13th February, 1953. will be work- j ed after 11 a.m. on that521 words
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Advertisement707 1953-02-09 11 SITUATIONS VACANT A Physicist is required m the >epartment ot Radiology, Gcne•al Hospital, Singapore. Candiiates must possess an Honours 3egree m Physics and should je willing to proceed overseas 'or training In the application Df physics to radiological practice. Appointment will be <>n a j month- to -month contract for707 words
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Advertisement858 1953-02-09 11 Ml MtJirALiir ur KUALA LUMPUR MAIN SEWERAGE SCHEME APPLICATIONS are Invited rom suitably qualified and ex)erienced persons for the folowing posts. The appointments vili be made for a period ol years m the first instance vith prospects of transfer to he permanent establishment. Successful candidates will be -equired 4 o858 words
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Miscellaneous51 1953-02-09 11 i. ii I '"ill ir-r- V— s iS*-***^ I^SS?; r^^n Es»l Sto^v E7J i^ V**- 1 jf —^Ca% it 'X m*«bwlS r a'*i l^*y^ c -r^^^ n w %y^\.^____k r "~n 1p" <I /H^i s~\ ___H__r evPA" I ■> M jaT_^T^"T*l»»r^^^^"^7Zj t*^^"7 I we^. w. a^_rf_eei &vAewCe4B» W* W" >_51 words
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Article75 1953-02-09 12 The Singapore Hockey Association have selected 13 players to make the trip to Penan? coming Sunday where the Colons will meet Perak m the final of the Malayan Hockey Council Inter State hotkey final. R 11. Barth. Capt.. Chai Hon Yam. B. M Coutts. D.75 words
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Article40 1953-02-09 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun, l\^uv'< result hi the Eurasian (Associations hockey triangu- between Se'.an^r. Negri a: I Malaci a was: Selangor b Negri 5—41 YesterdavN results: Selangor beal Malacca 'J-''. Negri beat Malacca 2—l. Women's: Selangor beat Negri 6—o.40 words
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Article19 1953-02-09 12 IRC beat UNAS Sembawang s—o at soccer yesterday. Scorers were Loganathan (3), Nadarajah and P. Suppiah.19 words
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Article, Illustration719 1953-02-09 12 LONDON Feh 7 (Reiiter)-Five of the nine first division soccer teams .till left mlbi Football Association Cup improved their chances ot achieving the v, h sou "it Lea "ue and Cup "double." Those who took a step nearer were the lw leaders WcC BromwiehK.S. Khoo - 719 words
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Article70 1953-02-09 12 RAF Seletar Yacht Club took ten prizes at the Naval Base Sailing Club Regatta yesterday to prov< thai they have «te best y >men i:1 the Outstanding was F/Sgt. Armstrong oi Seletar, who c eared the b u a J m the handicap races. Extra70 words
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Article54 1953-02-09 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The annual Malayan inter-State Sikh hockey tournament will take place m XL during the Chinese New Year. Fixtures nre Sat. 4 p.m.— Pahang vs Selangor. 5.15 p.m. NS vs Perok. Sun. 4 p.m. Perak vs Selangor." 5.15 p.m. N9 vs Pahang. Mon. 7.45 a.m.54 words
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Article34 1953-02-09 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— On the Princes Road ground yesterday the XL South Ceylonese defeated the XL North Ceyionese 4-1 m the Ceylon Dominion Day annual soccer fixture for the Rajarutnam Cup.34 words
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Article20 1953-02-09 12 BRUSSELS, Feb. 8. (AP).— The Belgian national men's basketball team yesterday beat the Italian national men's team 48-44.20 words
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Article1062 1953-02-09 12 FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 4, Tottenham 0 Blackpool 2 Wolverhampton 0. Card nt 0. Preston 2 Chelsea 3 Sunderland 2. Derby 1. Charlton 1 Manchester U 3, Aston Vilia 1. Middlesbrough 2, Liverpool 3 Newcastle 1. Stoke 2. Portsmouth 3. Bolton 1. Sheffield Wed 2. Burnlev 4. West1,062 words
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Article320 1953-02-09 12 Opening Expected Coronation Day IPOH, Sun—Perok's $155,000 Coronation Stadium is expected to be opened during Coronation Week m June this VWj*, disclosed ot the annuo! genera meeting mo* £he ferok Amateur Football Assoc.ot.on held here tod^t is almost a certainty fiM-*^ B^ Sffi *&K5 ff^gS^Sf*. meeting. Negotiations320 words
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Article159 1953-02-09 12 READERS 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 during May and June this year. The Contest which will last three months, from159 words
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Article73 1953-02-09 12 Seletar XI Hold Varsity rial.-.- I the R.A.F 1 3 i~l draw or. Une v Tne Unive. L dictating 'f goal a solo run d I The Y T ai after I thing m Midw ty m the Sathupathy B Thi.-* I minut Bucklai -W R.A.F. >H»'hr 1! I lam>73 words
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Article72 1953-02-09 12 IPOH. Sun. Lower Perak Sports Association are calling for entries for their soccer league which will start on Feb. 23. The competition will be open to Government departments, commercial firms, schools and estates. Communal clubs or teams are barred. All entries, enclosing an entry72 words
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Article18 1953-02-09 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun—Selangor Club beat SAS "A" 13-3 to win the 7-a-side rugby competition which concluded yesterday.18 words
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Article321 1953-02-09 12 Bel Was 'Whistle Happy' AS a spectator at the SCC versus Fijians game and a New Zealander who has been associated with .Rugby tor many years, both m a playing capacity and m a refereeing one, and as a referee authorised to control representative games m New Zealand, I wish321 words
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Article87 1953-02-09 12 Mr. Chen Kung Chin, who founded the Chinese Chin Woo Athletic Association 30 years ago was feted at a tea party 1 given by members at Neil Road on Saturday. The tea party also marked the 30th anniversary of the association. Mr. Chen later presented certificates and87 words
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Article45 1953-02-09 12 KOTA BAHRU, Sun. Kelantan will play Trengganu m the preliminary round of the Dunlop Cup tournament at the Customs Indoor court, Kota Bahru on Friday February 13 at 8 a.m. An admission of $1.00 for standing and $2.00 for sitting will be charged45 words
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Article26 1953-02-09 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Y.M.S.A. beat Klang Sports Club 3-0 m a knockout hockey fixture today. Rajalingam (2) and Assa Singh were the scorers.26 words
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Article28 1953-02-09 12 IPOH, Sun.— -Ipoh Government Services Sports Union is to hold its first general meeting on Thursday at 5 p.m. at the State Secretariat Council chamber.28 words
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Article197 1953-02-09 12 LONDON, Feb. 7: (Reuter)— Rugby Union results. Cross Keys 3 Ebb Vale 3. Cambridge University 8 The Army 3, Falmouth 3 Penzance Newly n 10, Gloucester 17 United Services Portsmouth 11, Lydney 3 Bridgend 11, Newbridge 9 Bath 5, Northampton n Harlequins 0, Neath 5 Penarth 8. Pontypridd197 words
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475 1953-02-09 12 BRITAIN'S latest sports car, the 1,097 cc Cooper, driven cxperth b?CU Lye Choon, was easily the fastest thing on wheels at the Sinsapor: Motor Girt) half mile sprint at Lim Chu Kang road yesterday. Lye Choon, time oi B sees, was better than the475 words
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Article373 1953-02-09 12 WEIGjHTS for the second day of the Selangor ntfl on Wednesday are: I CI. 1 Div. I—6 F. i I Sporting Gesture 9.04 Good Gamble 8.11 New Look 8.11 Decanter 8.08 Uninsured 8.03 Northern Circuit 8.02 Theatre ".13 Earthquake 7.12 Flushing 7.11 Rubber Exporter 7.10 Special Selection373 words
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Advertisement8 1953-02-09 12 STUPENDOUS Chinese New Year ATTRACTION! STARTS FRIDAY CAPITOL8 words
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Advertisement130 1953-02-09 12 CORONATION TOUR CONTEST Sponsored By Singapore Standard- Alfred's Coronation Souvenirs Mr./Mrs./Miss (m block letters) is the MOST POPULAR Sportsman Sportswoman of Singapore and the Federation of Malaya. Date Mark envelope: Coronation Contest WEST POINT GARDEN 181 Poslr panjang Bead 7 mile stone Telephone ***** The Ideal rendezvous for f weekend130 words
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Title Section23 1953-02-09 1 >-..»t«.-4 *grt YOUTH A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED BY THE SINGAPORE STANDARD FOR MALAYAN YOUTH 1 YOUTH, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1953. 4 PACES.—- FREE23 words
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Article, Illustration448 1953-02-09 1 The Fifth Chinese Daughter Writes About Life I I spent I I less if g Cantonese couple is si > told. All the struggles, her passions, follies and the singularly genuine innm-enee of this little girl, bom m Sun Francisco and caagM growing up between ih<* tv%o worlds— the Old448 words
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Article70 1953-02-09 1 By DAVID TAMBYAH rrWOUtiH born m San r" i.v isCQ Jade Snow 3 i kiinese through and through Tne vefy fact that her life story is written m third person is proof of a Chinese habit the sub- only the portrait of an individual young woman and her unique family70 words
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Article, Illustration501 1953-02-09 1 FRANCIS BOEY - FRANCIS BOEY By strae when Sing tra ian Malaystraliac -S f M th m Iha i v naps, the greatest trite paid by the Australian ►ys i Malayans was m ie game of badminton. ''We know that Malaya is the undisputed champion of501 words
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Article, Illustration845 1953-02-09 1 JOHN STEPHENS - JOHN STEPHENS By 4 YOUTH" congratulates the 19.V! Seniors of St. Paul's Institution. Seremban. on their fine effort m produr ing a special feature on "New Villages m Negri Sembilan" m the Centenary issue of "The Pauiian." By kind permission of the Brother845 words
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Article291 1953-02-09 1 This Week's 'Youth' Contest BY now almost everyone m Malaya knows of the impending visit this month of three famous film stars to these shores— Rieardo Montalban, and dancers Marge and Gower Champion. This week's contest is therefore based on this piece of news, and291 words
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Article236 1953-02-09 1 7 HAVE a companion whom I love very much. Her name is "Girly" and without her I would never live as happily as I am now. She too, loves me as much as I love her. Everywhere 1 go she is always with me, and where you see236 words
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Article, Illustration1094 1953-02-09 2 TODAK - LOVE MARRIAGE TODAK Between The Lines Hi "TODAK" gives you an example from grammar to explain about^ I SUPPOSE you are terrified of English Grammar. It is indeed a terrifvlng subject. Some day I might write an article to ex plain why. But today my article is on love— Love1,094 words
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Article414 1953-02-09 2 "SO SOLLY!" A LOCAL European busi- nessman wanted to impress a visitor from Home with his command of local languages and conditions. So he took the visitor to a Chinese restaurant. "Bring me the menu!" the J business man called out m j Chinese- The waiter414 words
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Article, Illustration295 1953-02-09 2 JOAN or ARC Great People Of Yesterday (1412-1431) JOAN OF ARC (French J Jeanne d'Arc). the Maid of Orleans or 'La Pucelle.' was born m the village of Domremy near Yaucouleurs, on the borders of Champagne, on January 6, of humble parentage. Her extraordinary character and conduct make her one295 words
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Article356 1953-02-09 2 MY sister, brother and I went to see some friends who were going to Ceylon on the P. O. Liner "Canton." We went to the ship at 9 a.m. On the way to Keppel Harbour we had to stop at a place where we had356 words
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Article450 1953-02-09 2 P.S. MARKANDAN - P.S. MARKANDAN SKLSKSL PERHAPS it would be erroneous to list this little villoge under the obove heeding, but Botu Coves is well known m Moloyo, portieulorly omongst the Hindus, who venerote these coves os shrines. Situated about eight miles from Kuala Lumpur, the caves cover a large450 words
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Advertisement77 1953-02-09 2 1 to rl l m a fluid The ;CRAFTSMAN" nd with me downstroke it is B*^^^ emptied, cleanim «jti ffl <* n d refilled. The finest ever presented at so low <ma\-M x S m price. Craftsman is especially ideal j^Jfr\^^~ for sludents where the combination II" of low cost77 words
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Advertisement86 1953-02-09 2 teel»« Bpi'Tfl Whiter te r^pja J 0 r L Look at the difference I >^VV repsodent makes to your smileJ mom -o*»«i t; your KCttl That's because Pepsodent con- ~itds'*J\ tains a special ingredient called Vi ff Irium, it gets nd of dull film on si# y^. 0" your teeth86 words
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Miscellaneous199 1953-02-09 2 "YOUTH" CROSSWORD FTTH P f "I 4 1 FT wn 1 i» 7/>~zT J J —M/fi V r h wtv^ 34 ~v) 3s p— I* w ///«i hhrnn m i i Lv *4 \-5 I-" j hrj—*-- li t ACROSS. i),,u\ I— Soft food 1- Go by 4 Mast 2—199 words
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Article, Illustration626 1953-02-09 3 MARJORIE THOMSON; W. BRINDLE - MARJORIE THOMSON W. BRINDLE By Photographs By t0 wn among |H «te I, gumtrees ot U ran f ,v rh* capita 1 C Sou^ Wales, B j fhef h I** 3 k»* the member* we nn continP Pon NC*« J m AusSc> December .ed626 words
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Article, Illustration76 1953-02-09 3 Atrard Winner BICK KIM Andrew and Yew who the 3 x 30 metres Brigade Swimming Gala held Chonr- of the Ist tomp,..p, relay race at the recent Boys at the Gillman Pool. Spore. They are not on peril, hut o»l? rowing with tßir arms as fa^t76 words
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439 1953-02-09 3 "DEMI- TASSE - BOOK EXHIBITION— A CHALLENGE TO EDUCATIONISTS "DEMI-TASSE" By rpEACHERS and student* 1 A will remain grateful to the Singapore Education Department for having «»«*> ttae recent children. Imm* exhibition at the British Connail H» u StaM ford Road. From the numbers who turned hp the exhibition^ there ii every indication439 words
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Article, Illustration79 1953-02-09 3 CHUNG SHIN YEE, leader of the Malayan contingent, superCHU*u »m« The boys invit ed so many vised the f e P ar^ a 7^ f ey th sometim es had difficulties i„ catering ZTJ: SSSffiS Use, out when many Malayans were invited to meals at other jamboree camps.79 words
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1476 1953-02-09 3 TI TEOW LEOKG - NEW FRIENDS- AND A GREAT EXPERIENCE TI TEOW LEOKG it WAS A DOUBLE GOODBYE TO AUSTRALIA By In a dispatch written on board M.V. "Gorgon" en route to Singapore T\EAR MalayansMuch to our satisfaction, the "Gorgon" was delayed two days m Fremantle for engine repairs. At 2 p.m. on the1,476 words
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Article, Illustration798 1953-02-09 4 The Siory So Far 23-' Suspicions In Cat' j H Wilson, a young app ntiee, has join< a his j ships; tanker, the "PORT OF SPAIN on Far F isit sera cc. Trots tate breaks ami ana B suspects dirty work r hen Use ship is fired ofl798 words
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Article, Illustration354 1953-02-09 4 For Entertainment: i MUSICAL "chalk talk" will furnish a unique party One person draws on a blackboard while another plays •ome musical instrument The artist With the chalk keeps accurate) time to the rhythm of the music. Any form of musical instrument will do,354 words
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Article553 1953-02-09 4 VOYAGER - Good Fishing Hunting VOYAGER KHOW YOUR NEIGHBOUR**™ i s^^^i HELSINKI the capital of Finland was the venue for the 1952 Olympic Games. It is an excellent place for the tourist to visit. The population of Finland is 4 million. Its area is a little over 130.000 square miles. The temperature553 words
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Article192 1953-02-09 4 MALAYA does not produce enough food, especially rice, to feed her people with. She has to depend on other countries fur rice. This should not be the case. It should be realised that w- e should grow more food ourselves. Before the war. the Malay un Government192 words
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318 1953-02-09 4 Spotlighting Student' Editors FROM SCHOOL MAGAZINES /Iff Extrmei front thy tanusitu lri 3tiegitzin<> bu TiAt y OLD FASHIONED CHINESE WEDDINCS WEDDINGS take place al- most everyday. Nowadays there are the old and modern weddings. By the modern way, we mean the western style. But thirty years ago, many people married318 words
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Article123 1953-02-09 4 Old Man The Drowning I Hamid wis a became a sc it passed his let he got a scarf I master v. scout he res dei»d eve One eve < remetnb* i Be:. i. c tie cided to do < his mothei I iai < oat o: tne h He123 words
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Miscellaneous195 1953-02-09 4 THIMBLE THEATRE Starring POPEYE By TOM SIMS andBILL ZABOLY j■B^™ H^P*^^^ '■I^^W'r™ 1 I "7 FIRST, HE TELLS ME ToTT"! I /THE DOCTOR WILL SEE VOLlj" rJT^«M^V\ i J -^3 EXERCISE ANDJWCREASE^ NOW, MRJ^^THAWIC YOU i-s WWpy WASNT FEELIN6 W^L. HE HAS V^ 5 f I CAN DIA6NOSE YOUR CASEj195 words
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