Singapore Standard, 13 February 1953
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Title Section14 1953-02-13 1 fo fc 3H g SINGAPORE STANDARD gmgfhm.m. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, FEBRffcRY 13, 1953. TWELVE PAGES14 words
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211 1953-02-13 1 i AlM— lKYptian Premier Moham;,Nh Ambassador Sir Ralph Stevenr N Ifl agreement on the future neiiilihouring Sudan territory, a ted. > :>se to Egyptian Government lure tor the 8.000.000 b whetl they will be Egyptians, C anmonwealth, or just plain Sudanese. i real y mild211 words
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Article18 1953-02-13 1 \:>:O M>s v:v yesterday Ann axis of using m th< Koje Is.and F< :.\:arv 7. A.F.P.A.F.P. - 18 words
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Article6 1953-02-13 1 1 INJURED IN BURNING FREIGHTER gdktjhghl6 words
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Article45 1953-02-13 1 CHESTER. Feb. 12 (Renter) Three army engineers vith a mine detector yesterday found the key to a two-week indigesVion bout suffered by Ozzie. the town zoo's ostrich. A veterinary surgeon listened to the buzz and then removed its cause a padlock45 words
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Article136 1953-02-13 1 WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 (IP)— The government plans to end price ceilings today on rubber, tin, paper, soap, lard, poultry, eggs and several other products m the Elsenhower administration's second major decontrol move, according to informed sources. Milk and dairy products originally were slated to136 words
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Article20 1953-02-13 1 JORDAN ciaims there have been 739 aggression incidents by Israel since :he armistice was signed m 1949.- A.P.A.P. - 20 words
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Article13 1953-02-13 1 SOUTH AFRICA will hold her general elections on April 15.- ReuterReuter - 13 words
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Article20 1953-02-13 1 THE Panamanian freighter, La Colorado, was refloated on Wednesday by a French naval craft oil the Indo-china coast.20 words
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Article22 1953-02-13 1 BOGOTA reports state that 27 Colombian troops had been killed by "armed bands" m the Saint Helena area.- AFPAFP - 22 words
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158 1953-02-13 1 A REVISION of the detention order against Mr. John Eber.will b e made "one way or the other," before Feb. 24, when the order expires, a Singapore Government spokesman told Th e Standard last night. He was commenting on the statement made by158 words
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Article86 1953-02-13 1 LONDON. Feb. 12:— Twelvefoot waves broke over a sea wall early today at Sutton-on-Sea m the hard-hit Lincolnshire area, and water flowed ankle deep down the main street The sandbagged wall held fast, however, and polire said there was no immediate cause for alarm. Meanwhile, Britain,86 words
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Article159 1953-02-13 1 IN A VERY TOUCHING letter to The Singapore Standard yesterday, a Singapore Chinese student who wishes to remain anonymous, enclosed a ten-dollar note, his "ang pau", for the flood relief fond started by this paper. The fine example set by this young man is expected to159 words
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Article, Illustration33 1953-02-13 1 PLEP-HOLES and door chains are being installed m many homes m Tiong Bahru 89 a safeguard against unwanted intruders. This housewife demonstrates for The Standard cameraman how useful the chain guard ran be.33 words
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457 1953-02-13 1 POLICE SCORE AGAIN Second Gun Battle In Two Days Bid To Rob House Foiled; Two Arrested Standard Crime Reporter SINGAPORE Police routed a gong of four would-be robbers m an ambush ct Tampenis, yesterday afternoon. They shot and wounded one man and captured another. The rest of the gang escaped.457 words
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Article308 1953-02-13 1 RUSSIA BREAKS WITH ISRAEL MOSCOW Feb. 12 (Reuter)—Mr. Andrei Vyshinsky, Soviet Foreign Minister, summoned the Israeli Minister Dr. Samuel Illashey, to the Kremlin after midnight to tell him the Soviet Union was breaking diplomatic relations with Israel. Mr. Vyshinsky handed the Israeli Minister the Soviet note saying that this was308 words
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Article95 1953-02-13 1 WASHINGTON. Feb. 12, (UP). The biggest congressional Korean war investigation since the 1951 MneArthur dismissal hearings shaped up today with General James Van Fleet as star witness. The Senate Armed Services Committee summoned the retiring Eighth Army Commander to defend his war-winning offensive plan against95 words
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Article80 1953-02-13 1 PARIS, Feb. 12 (Renter). French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault and Economic Affairs Minister Robert Buron left here by air today for talks with British leaders expected to range over the whole European and Far Eastern scene. Premier Rene Mayor joined them m London today the French80 words
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Article, Illustration201 1953-02-13 1 Standard Aviation Reporter DO women make better pilots than men? "tos. most definitely," slim, attractive Miss Amalie Stone. American amateur flier, who arrived m Singapore yesterday, told The Standard. She added: "Women pilots are on the average safer to fly with, more cautious andStandard - 201 words
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Article23 1953-02-13 1 FIVE CHINESE Nationalist generals leave for the United States on Feb. 17. for talks on the joint defence of Formosa. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article25 1953-02-13 1 SECRETARY of State John Foster Dulles will a public accounts of his recent fact-find-ing tour Of Fnrnno at 3.30 OMT on Fridaj'. A.F.P.A.F.P. - 25 words
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146 1953-02-13 1 ShotManNOT Public Enemy No. I— Police THE Singapore gunman. r«n Ho Chuan. whom police shot dead m a gun battle In Changi on Wednesday, was NOT Public Enemy Number One a police spokesman said ft terday. He said that the police hail not described him as gw i. The gunman146 words
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Article65 1953-02-13 1 LONDON. Feb. 12 (AFP). Imports of rubber by the Soviel Union m Ihjl l it ...;,> I 123,000 .tons, the hifht I Blno the urar. Red China import.- I v.v were much lower than th preceding year 73,250 too Statistics show tlmt world production ol natural65 words
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Article56 1953-02-13 1 MORE than 200 Singapore Chinese Associations met at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday and agreed to contribute "substantially" to the flood relief fund launched by the Governor. Sir John Nicoll, for flood vk4ing m Britain. The associations represented at the meeting will inform their members of56 words
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190 1953-02-13 1 THREE Japanese and eight Red China nationals with a chubby-cheeked baby, gave ground hostesses at Kallang Airport yesterday, a "load of worry." < The Communists, five m Red uniforms, two m neat suits and a woman with a baby, arrived from Calcutta en route to190 words
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Advertisement46 1953-02-13 1 iUPHAMr^^ HO NONGOILMILLSn93. LTD. 65 CHUUA ST.,S>OR|-TEt.S9U-S9>3 gattl j\i>9n>sl tinny** *>f KREMENTZ Jewellery of Fine Quality Ala tiffs i nil Off £'.S' 1 f-#f Shipment turn- attniis fjour i-hi*ii-i> Jewellery Depf. (The Premier Departmental Store) Ouut Sisutks (Gian Singh Co.. Ltd). 10-1, BAFFLES PLACE. «»*>**-* THONE Sgll/5.46 words
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Article125 1953-02-13 2 AWAKENED by a noise at her window at 11.30 a.m. ye&- terciay. a Singapore European woman living m Sixth Avenue. Buk.it Timab Road, saw a dark 1 figure ol a boy m her room. The boy was about 12 years j old and was clad only125 words
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Article57 1953-02-13 2 FIFTY-THREE of the 100 isingapore famiiie.s totclln" 1.300 people living m Pu'au Alinyak off Bendemeer Road came to the Singapore City Polxe Court m two lorries yesterday. They pleaded guilty to charg es of erecting inauhorised at tap dwelling houses between February and Mry57 words
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179 1953-02-13 2 276 S'pore Assns. Back Chinese University TWO HUNDRED and seventy-six Singapore Chinese associations yesterday promised financial sapport to the proposed Chinese university m Malaya. They made the pledge at a meeting m the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. A Singapore millionaire, Mr. Tan Lark Sye, one of the sponsors, said he179 words
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Article156 1953-02-13 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Thins. How a taxi-driver was robbed of his taxi after be:ag shot and wounded m the neck by a British soldier, was revealed at a preliminary inquiry be'lore Inche Ismail m the first 'Magistrate's Court, here today. At the conclusion of156 words
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Article, Illustration89 1953-02-13 2 THIS is the picture of the 32-year-old gunman. Tan Ho Chuan, alias "Hai Chat" (Pirate), who was shot dead by Singapore Police m a gun battle m Frankel Lane on Wednesday. He had been identified »> two members of the public as being one of the three armed Chinese, who89 words
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Article72 1953-02-13 2 Man Found Dead U nder Stone Slab WHILE demolishing fin Army building at EHu Rflj— Singapore, o n Dec LI, kftrf year, a workman. Gob Som Kirn, saw a leg protrudm*: from under a huge sab ol stone. He immediately cv.yd hLs co-workers, and toeeth?: they lifted the slab mm§72 words
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Article47 1953-02-13 2 STARTING this week. Radio Malaya wiH broadcast their early morning programmes at 6."0 a.m. on two networks. English and Malay programmes will be heard between 6.30 and 9 a.m. on the Blue Network whi'e Chinese and Tamil programmes will broadcast on the Ht'd Network.47 words
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Article99 1953-02-13 2 PENANG, Thurs— The flirst Magistrate, Lt/Col. J. F. H. Weslon. today complimented the Police $pr Iheir socaeßsfu] efforts to bring 10 hook people operating the frGfKcharactej lotteries. This happened t morni?}.? after the magistrate had dealt with a number of rase> relating to the lotteries. Among the99 words
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Article88 1953-02-13 2 LEE Ngovv, a motor mc-lianic was today sentenced m the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court to 18 months" rigorous imprisonment for causing the death of a newsvsnfior, Chellapah. '< at Shaw Road on Dec. 6 Last year. Lee. it was stated drove B jeep at an excessive88 words
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234 1953-02-13 2 j A 14-YEAR-OLD Singapore schoolboy related m the Sixth Police Court yesterday how four Chinese jtwo armed with revolvers, gained entrance to his father's shop and took his two sisters' jewellery He was Chua Sin Tuan. He testified that th e shop was closed234 words
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126 1953-02-13 2 KUALA LUMPER, Thurs —Ngiau Yoke Lin (44), loca) tin miner, was today fined S5O by the President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court. Mr. J. G. Adams, for criminal intimidation. He was further ordered to pay $50 as compensation to the complainant He was stated126 words
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Article63 1953-02-13 2 IPOH, Thurs. There i« not enough new 10 and 20--cent coins to go round m Ipoh for Chinese New Tear "ang pows". though used coins are plentiful. Ther«- is also a shortage ol new 10 and 50-eent notes. Fewer firms gave bonuses this year63 words
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Article178 1953-02-13 2 ■Lrutt, ihurs. Youn-» Sujai-i bin Mohd. Sero n wal today sentenced to five years' rigorous imprisonment by Mi Justice Thomson for having supplies reasonably presumed te^isTs tended f r the Sujari wa s to have been retried on a capital charge of collecting supplies for178 words
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Article31 1953-02-13 2 BAIL OF $150 wac flowed to Gan Choo Tuck C 53) v.p. n he claimed trial to a char<;-< stealing 14 oranges, before Magistrate Che Abdullah m Ipoh. yesterday.31 words
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Article43 1953-02-13 2 THE University of Malaya Students Union will hold ill informal social and dan.'f at Offl Tiong Ham Hal] on Saturday, Chinese New Year's- Day from 8.30 p.m. to J a.m Lionel van Denturo and his quintet band will be m attendance43 words
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Obituary67 1953-02-13 2 HOO "KENG TUCK, age »4 Passed away peacefully at his j 55 Club Street Singa- pone on 12th inst. leaving behind hnn a widow, 7 children V 4 daughters-in-law. U crand f children, 3 grand daughters- in law, 4 grand sons-in-law great grand children to mourn bis loss. >67 words
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Article293 1953-02-13 2 'CORONATION WEEK' KUALA LIMPIR, Thurs —Celebrations m the Federation during Coronation Week will be on a noncommunal basis. The Member for Home Affairs, Dato Onn bin Ja'afar, who is chairman of the Coronation Celebration Committee, laid special stress on tfiis, when he reviewed Coronation Week293 words
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Advertisement188 1953-02-13 2 •*jqfl| Rah H'i I SOUTHERN (ff TO-NIGHT EXTENSION 2ai TOMORROW NIGHT la.tr. SPECIAL HOLIDAY Te7 DANCES TO-MORROW SUNDA 3 p. m. /o 6 p t HULA HULA DANCE Af/SS YVONNE PtTUSH lA MISS V| l < ATTENTION PLEASE! GU^ BEAUTIFUL NEW COCKTAIL BAi 1 iLI. HI. oi'i M n (in188 words
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Article, Illustration375 1953-02-13 3 Self-Sufficiency Is The Aim. Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Veterinary Department has plans to increase the production of livestock, including poultry and pigs, m Singapore. These plans, which may be implemented this month, would not only mean that Singapore coi.\ld become self-sufficient m certain livestockStandard - 375 words
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Article76 1953-02-13 3 Coronation: 45 Named By Chinese A 45-MAN Singapore Chin ese committee was elected at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday to plan the Coronation celebrations by the Chinese m June. The committee, headed by Mr. Tan Lark Sye. will meet later to go into the details of the celebrations. It76 words
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Article84 1953-02-13 3 WHEN Leo See Boon, an inmate o! the Singapore Woodbridge Hospital, placed his hands on the shoulders of another inmate, Tan Lim Song, who was seated on a Chair, the latter brushed them off and m doing so. knocked down Lee. This evidence was given by84 words
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Article77 1953-02-13 3 SINGAPORE businessmen will be able to avail themselves of a Radio Telephone Service between Singapore. Bandung and Jakarta, from next Tuesday, says an official statement yesterday. The service will operate from 8.30 to 10.30 a.m. on week days only. Charge for a three-minute cull between any77 words
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Article65 1953-02-13 3 FIVE Singapore persons were injured when a truck carrying Army civilian clerks landed m a ditch at the 7th mile Bukit Timah Road yesterday evening. The truck was on its way back to the City from Nee Soon Garrison after collecting the civilian employees from work.65 words
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Article28 1953-02-13 3 KOH CHEW (43) was fined $50 or two weeks' r.i. for causing mischief by felling trees and damaging telephone wires at 303 mile Muar Lenga road.28 words
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Article78 1953-02-13 3 CHAN SEE CHOY (30) was charged m the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday with giving false evidence. Chang, it was alleged, gave false evidence before the First Criminal District Judge. Mr. A. W, Bellamy, oo Jan. 9 during the trial of Wong Yew Chang on a theft78 words
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Article65 1953-02-13 3 GOH AH SENG, who sur- rendered m the gun duel at Frankel Lane on Wednesday m which Singapore's wanted gunman. Tan Ho Chuan, was shot dead, was charged m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with abetting Tan m the use of arms. He was ordered65 words
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Article88 1953-02-13 3 THE Singapore First District Judge. Mr. H. A. Forrer, yesterday sentenced Lim San to 17 months' imprisonment for trespassing into a house to cause hurt. Lim pleaded guilty to the charge. Detective Inspector Seah Ke Sing said that an information received, he waited m ambush with88 words
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Article81 1953-02-13 3 .IBRAHIM bin Itam was yesterday fined $100 by Mr. A. W Ghows m the Singapore Second Traffic Police Court for negligent driving on Sept. 22 at the junction of Bradaell Road and Upper Serangoon Road. An RAF, Changi. despatch rider, Chye Yew Loke, was injured when81 words
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Article67 1953-02-13 3 THREE members of the Ipoh Veterinary Research Laboratory are m Singapore on their way to attend a short veterinary course m India. They are Messrs. Cheah Phee Phay, R.S.T. Bowden and C. S. Shanta. They are flying to the Indian Veterinary Research Institute m Izatnagar under a67 words
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Article168 1953-02-13 3 IN COMPETITION with other timber-producing countries, Malaya recently secured orders for the supply of graded timber to the British Army m the Middle East and Korea, says the Malayan Forester published m Singapore yesterday The journal safs that tenders were issued from London calling for168 words
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Article195 1953-02-13 3 MR. STANLEY AWBERRY, (Lab.), asked m the House of Commons yesterday why clerks of the Singapore City Council were asked to sign a form containing the promise of a year's bonus, subject to their conditions of employment which were not made known to them,195 words
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Article76 1953-02-13 3 A PEON. Noordin bin Alias, pleaded guilty yesterday m the Singapore Third Police Court to a charge of misappropriating $30 on Feb. 9. Mrs. Irene Wong, a social welfare teacher, had instructed Noordin to post a registered letter for her, telling him the envelope contained $30.76 words
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Article47 1953-02-13 3 THE Singapore Civil Service Association will hold a social and dance at the Badminton Hall, Guillemard Road, ju Sunday at 8.30 p.m. The Sambodians dance band will be En attendance. Tickets at $3 (for couples) and $2 for each person are obtainable at the entrance.47 words
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138 1953-02-13 3 Standard Staff Reporter A CHINESE New Year attraction with a difference is planned by the Royal Singapore Flying Club.. For $10 or $20, they offer short or long trips m the club's planes. During the two-day holiday last year, 647 people were138 words
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Article50 1953-02-13 3 CECIL Raymond Winey, was charged m the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday with causing grievous hurt to Clifford James Glass. Winey was alleged to have attacked Glass on the night of Jan. 3. He claimed trial and was allowed bail of $200 until Feb. 19.50 words
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Article, Illustration231 1953-02-13 3 THE Singapore Police are going to take a peek at Miss Loh Lin's "undressing" act at the Fong Fong Revue at the New World Amusement Park. The Commissioner of Police, Mr. N. G. Morris, told The Standard that following a complaint received, theStandard - 231 words
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Article142 1953-02-13 3 Widow Awarded $45,000 Damages MADAM Phyllis Hong Swee. a widow, was awarded damages totalling $45,000. by the Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley. m the Singapore High Court yesterday. The damages were awarded as a result of a civil j,uit against the Singapore Traction Company, arising out of an accident m142 words
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Article65 1953-02-13 3 MAJOR S. A. Watt. R.A Chief Recruiting Officer. M.iayan Recruiting Team, prill lie going to the Federation shortly to interview potent. al Brtish Army recruits. On Feb. 18. he will be at the District Office, Kiang. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. He will go to the65 words
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106 1953-02-13 3 MORE than 12,000 daily-rate. workers of the Singapore Government and City Council \v;!l now get 15 paid public hoi days annually, instead of 12 as at present. All trade unions representing the workers have been informed of this change by the Government and City106 words
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Article67 1953-02-13 3 FOUR Singapore students, one of them the son of Mr. Philip Hoalim, Colony advocate and solicitor, were among seven who qualified X lawyers at London's Inns of Court. They were P. Hoaiim, Mohamad Din bin Ali of RafTies College, Rajah Tampoe. <mi Tan Peng Khoo. Th67 words
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Advertisement524 1953-02-13 4 I*^ V%•VVVVVVVVVVVV%♦VVVVV*^V V V V V V V V V V V V V V T i j i. |t .ij n^^pv,< n r^ r^,, T V v^» i <♦ Wishing all our Fi if mh >F% 'Vfw I <♦ j Wishing tri,> n< i, V/is/iifig a// oar frieruis 6524 words
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759 1953-02-13 5 Standard Staff Reporter TO AGREE to the demands of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association "would amount to a surrender by the Board of its managerial responsibilities." This contention was advanced yesterday by Mr. I P. A T. Chrimes, Chairman of the Board, m759 words
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Article140 1953-02-13 5 SHB Men Protesf Threats' THE 800-stiong Singapore Harbour Board Start Association yesterday protested Ij the Commissioner for Labota. Mr. G. W. Davis, against alleged "intimidation" of workers by some senior officers of the Board. The Association wants Mr. Dayi s to tlie Board authorities from meddling with trade union activities140 words
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Article68 1953-02-13 5 MR. LIM YEW HOCK, former chairman of the Singapore Labour Party has accepted Mr. San; Rose's recommendations "m fcoto," Mr. D. j Stew:i-. secretary of the Labour Party, told The Stand- ard last night. He said that friendly dis- cussions were held bet' ec68 words
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198 1953-02-13 5 Standard Shipping Reporter ABOVE is "Ferdinand" the "Goodwill Bull," whose presence on the steamer Burnside meant steaks on the hoof to a fellow-passen-ger. The fellow-ijassenger, an African lion, roared his delight to his mate, a lioness, when Ferdinand boarded the Burnside at Brisbane. So198 words
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Article59 1953-02-13 5 -CAa2 yux^eupC Xir s6f+**<- set Jircnn. '^W' J> v I J> d -&ot J j'£cA oQ ftyr"- -&a>& fTJo*" y4&*x*/&i f '*urt> puJJL ■JueAfo .th£Af<*Q a. ,o£*<Zc/ *rA&i^ XAj*~i~ ~A+f'i>*^> -*£r A SI.\(i APORE schoolboy sent $10 his 'ang pau' to the Hood relief fund started by this paper. His59 words
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290 1953-02-13 5 Standard Staff Reporter MANY residents of the Singapore Improve ment Trust flats m Tiong Bahru have fitted peep holes and door chains to their doors as a precaution against prowlers forcing entry into I their homes. One housewife told The Standard290 words
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Article96 1953-02-13 5 SINGAPORE Government representatives at a meeting with representatives of the Muslim Drivers' Benevolent Association at the Labour Department yesterday agreed m principle to two of five demands submitted by the Association at the end of last year. The demands agreed to were: To fix working hours96 words
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Article68 1953-02-13 5 Mr. Ng Lye Seah (extirnie left) and Mr. J. S. de Soiui (second right) were anioni; 70 employees or Shell Co. of Singapore Ltd. and Anglo Saxon Petroleum Co. (Eastern) Ltd. who received long service awards yesterday. The presentation was made at Adelphi Hotel. Others m the picture68 words
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Advertisement210 1953-02-13 5 ON SCREEN ONLY 11 1.45 BURT LANCASTER >T Slurni- s^a shore m BIU. VI MUSS IT, VIS jT Jso^* m:\ik si;i.\ or j^r J% on tin* Screen "fßmW^^ 4fe^. #J ||r^Al{\Kl{ KltOS. ■fir PI RATE Ki lined m the Mediterranean m J^ i:oloic b\ teciimcolok: X r// Uw 1. (>.4:>210 words
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Article785 1953-02-13 6 OLIVER LYTTELTON. the Secretary of State fot the Colonies, we note, has been holding forth < n a favourite theme oJ his— freedom for the colonies. Speaking at the opening of a colonial exhibition at Leeds last Friday, Mr. Lyttelton came out with the weQ-worn refrain785 words
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Article157 1953-02-13 6 Cable from Mr. A. J. Garry, Secretary, Rubber Trade Association, New York:— Article appearing your paper January Twenty Night 1953 stating; position Rubber Trade Association of New York relative synthetic rubber entirely erroneous and without any basis of fact This association has no official publication157 words
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Article392 1953-02-13 6 Review of Views Blockade Of China IT is difficult to see what benefit America can get by blockading China, says Utusan Melayu commenting on reports of a move by senior American officers to threaten Communist China with atom bombs and a complete naval blockade of the China coast. War Materials392 words
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Article211 1953-02-13 6 Sir:— Some of the "Staunch Cathoucs" have expressed their views on hula hula m J. he ,Fj ee P r ess W they "could" visualise the art and rhythmic movements involved lor the perfection of this fiance, leaving out the "appreciation of the human ionn, I am211 words
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Article, Illustration1221 1953-02-13 6 ALEX JOSEY - A Kind Word For Radio Malaya! ALEX JOSEY MALAYAN AFFAIRS By i AS a persistent critic, 1 usually helpful, of Radio Malaya, nothing has convinced me more of a wrong approach to a difficult subject than listening to children being taught to sing songs m English which have a peculiar1,221 words
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329 1953-02-13 6 A Chinese University And Pious Platitudes Sir: The idea of creating a Chinese University is very good. There can never be too many places of higher learning m this country or m any other country for" that matter. However, political and economic conditions m Malaya require us to view certain329 words
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Letter126 1953-02-13 6 DOUGLAS: NINE-DAY WONDER ♦v i~ Aflcr ploughing through Foreign Student's defence, or shall I say plaudits of the American Character. I am wondering whether ne had understood correctly Firster"^ 1 f Ame ™an Bristling under the unjust attack of -holier than thou" J£ ?"*2 Douglas. American Firster is trying m126 words
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311 1953-02-13 6 Sir; It seems to me that America Firster's, "The American Character" is more of an apology for that quixotic character the Americans when abroad rather than, as Foreign Student seems to think an untoward attack of the Americans as a whole. Or should any311 words
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Article, Illustration11 1953-02-13 6 USELESS' EUSTACE a "d speaking of throwbacks. Professor— meei causin Cosmo!"11 words
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Article, Illustration28 1953-02-13 7 n\t.i> >•'■» M M M krj n ,t\ .t. nisa mtaaeta '"V I rafc di H>rke3 lenrdiaa denied m il ■ret-in-i AP photoAP - 28 words
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23 1953-02-13 7 Blockade To Aid Fight In Malaya— Koo I I I p I I B I I I I L I I I I23 words
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362 1953-02-13 7 WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-General Omar N. Bradley. chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has informed Senators that to win the war by an offensive m Korea would require a vast increase m American mobilization and would be possible only at the cost of heavyUP; Reuter; AP - 362 words
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Article165 1953-02-13 7 British Attacked HONGKONG. Feb 12 (Rev- ter-AAP) The 3,539 ton BriI tish ship Incharran flashed a I distress signal today that she was being chased and attacked by a tank-landing ship m the Formosa Strait. The signal said that the LST was of unj identified nationality. This is !he firsi165 words
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Article58 1953-02-13 7 WASHINGTON. Feb. 12. (Reuter)— President Eisenhower yesterday refused clemency for Ethel and Julius Rosenberg sentenced to death for atom spying. Their execution now seems certain to take place some time next week, as the judge who sentenced them said his writ staying the execution would expire58 words
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Article76 1953-02-13 7 LEE MENG'S APPFAI ONDON, Ft r^ 12 The Grenadi ru Lee Ten alias l.t Meng wiU de- hethei her applicato appeal *<i the P: :vy granted. A decited next Monday. tens is now undbi sen- t at Mr. D o| V"o- and a Chi-•-1 man awyer, Mi P < will76 words
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Article48 1953-02-13 7 WASHINGTON, Feb. 12. ter>— Mr. John Foster D es t Secretary of State. reported on his tour of Western European Nations ESfal onal Security Counthe 'op United States trategy planning group. The aded by President -lower. conferred for more than rwc hours at the Whit€ House48 words
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Article, Illustration105 1953-02-13 7 FORTUNE Advertising Ltd. celebrating its Chinese New Year dinner at the Tai Tong Restaurant, Happy World. Sitting from Left: Teo Chye Hoe, Mrs. Dorothy de Souza, Mr. Edward Leong. Mrs. Toni Leong, Mr. Lee Chee Shan, Mrs. Lee Chee Shan, Mr. Aw Cheng Chye. Mrs. AwWee Ghim Siong - 105 words
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Article167 1953-02-13 7 THE Singapore Arts Theatre's latest productions were presented at the Victoria Theatre last night. Verner Bickley as Mr. "A" and Patricia Milbourne as Miss "Z" he'd the stage for close on an hour m Bemad Shaw's "A Village Wooing." Heavier tare was c1 follow this H.«:-<B.O. - 167 words
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276 1953-02-13 7 Standard Shipping Reporter THE Finnish tanker Wiima, which 'parked' outside Singapore territorial waters last Wednesday morning while en route to Shanghai with 7,000 tons of aviation jet fuel, remained at her anchorage all day yesterday. Ip to a 'ate hour last night she was reported276 words
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Article53 1953-02-13 7 THREE CHINESE robbers entered a Singapore coffee shop m Malay Street at 5.45 a.m. on Wednesday and got away with $600 cash from the counter and $100 worth of cigarettes. Two of the robbers were masked and the third held a knife. They warned occupants not53 words
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Article95 1953-02-13 7 NEW YORK. Feb. 12 (AP). —Former U.S. Army Sgt. John David Provoo was found guilty on a charge of treason by a Federal Court jury last night He was alleged to have caused the death of another officer m a PoW camps m the Philippines during95 words
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Article39 1953-02-13 7 MR. KENNETH Talks general manager of the Indian Oveaseas Bank Limited, was entertained to a cocktail party by the "Committee of Hosts" at the Sea View Hotel lawn last night. He j* on a tour of Malaya.39 words
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Article35 1953-02-13 7 A 6 2- YEAR-OLD Malay woman. Sitee binte Jayu of Johore Road, Singapore, was admitted into the General Hospital, with stab wounds. Her condition last night was stated to be '"very serious."35 words
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Article185 1953-02-13 7 A LITTLE Chinese provision store at the 7th mile Pasir Panjang Road will not enjoy the Chinese New Year today as it originally had intended to do m great fashion, because of the fact that $5,500 cash and $3,000 worth of jewellery were stolen185 words
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271 1953-02-13 7 UK Labour Suggestion To Quit Korea Is Rejected LONDON, Feb. 12 A Government spokesman brushed off a Socialist suggestion yesterday that Britain quit Korea if the war is extended to the Chinese mainland. Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Foreign Affaus Anthony Nutting repeated, however, Britain wjnts a Korean armistice 4> as soon271 words
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Article44 1953-02-13 7 SEOUL. Feb. 12. (AP>— South Korean President Syngman Rhee called today for a naval blockade of Communist China and 'ashed out at "fence sitting" nations who. he said, were trying to halt it by raising "the bugaboo of a world war."44 words
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Article37 1953-02-13 7 SAX JUAN. P-ier'o Rico. Feb. 12 (UP 1 Ad:.:i Steven i Democratic candidate tor United Skates presideni [n I he past year, announced he will begin his trip to the Far East on Mar.37 words
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Article214 1953-02-13 7 LONDON, Feb. 12, (UP)— Official sources disclosed yesterday that high American, British and French military representatives will meet soon to work out a plan for close co-operation and joint strategy m the Far East. i— The sources said these re- preservatives will be joined214 words
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Article81 1953-02-13 7 TEL AVIV. Feb. 12, (UP)— Several Communist demonstrators were injured, two seriously, when they clashed with anti-Communists during a pro-Soviet demonstration here yesterday. About 400 pro-Soviet demonstrators marched up Tel Aviv's main thoroughfare. Allenby Street, shouting slogans such as '"Ben Gurion started this, not u<."81 words
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Article46 1953-02-13 7 BRUSSELS, Feb. 12. (Renter). King Baudouin oi Belgium left here by aa- today foi Nice to resume his interrupted convalscence holiday on the French Riviera. He returned lv Belgium on Sunday after being criticised by newspapers for leaving the country during the flood disastor.46 words
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Article73 1953-02-13 7 LONDON. Feb. 12. (UP)— The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh attended a showing of the French film "Belles of Evening" last night and it took 200 policemen to hold back a crowd of thousands who gatheied around the Rial to Theatre. The French movie, approved73 words
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160 1953-02-13 7 LONDON, Feb. 12. (Reuter)— Mr. Clement Attlee. lead* of Britain's Labour Party, said yesterday he hop< d that the religious background of Asian count i e« would prove to be MM the defences again 1 soulless materialism of R sian Communism." In a statement issued160 words
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Article106 1953-02-13 7 LONDON. Feb. 12 (V--—The explosion m (he ts.i tun Briiish ail craft an Indomitable while on exercises m the Meditetra last week caused cms able structural and I I damage." Mr. James Thomas. X Lord of the Admii alty d *h:s m reply to a Quest106 words
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Advertisement72 1953-02-13 7 MALAYAN AMR WAYS THE FOLLOWING SERVICES NOW CALL AT MALACCA DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS kML 104 I ML 121 ML. 109 Dep. 0650 K. Lumpur Dep. 0730 K. Lumpur Dip. 1735 A,,. 0750 Mo|o£to Arr- 0805 MaloC£o Arr. 1810 K W- »»0115 »ep. .820 3ep 0850 Sin 9 opor« Arr. 091572 words
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Advertisement135 1953-02-13 7 £&AAAA A A A A A AAAAA A A I •A A AAAAAAAA A A A A A AA A ±AftA A A A AAAAMb AAA&A A i A I HAVE YOU SEEN THE INEXPENSIVE I I M W /^v lli 10 Automatic Lighter? I I NICKEL PLATED ENGINE TURNED135 words
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Article27 1953-02-13 8 WASHINGTON, Feb. 12, (AFP)— The Defence Production Administration yesterday: asked the Government to lift immediately the controls of; prues of raw petroleum and petroleum products.27 words
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Article130 1953-02-13 8 WI TH the exception or a ''limited number" of tourist pas>ages on the P.&O. liner; Chusan leaving Singapore on May 4. a!! accommodation on ship< sailing to Britain this I Coronation Year has been booked a> far as August. Even accommodation on freighters, which usually130 words
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Article, Illustration186 1953-02-13 8 Standard Shipping Reporter IT COULD only happen m Singapore— Crossroad of the East" It happened three years ago; and i happened again yesterday. Two ships, bearing: tn same name, "Bali", were m port at the same time. The first. $.646-ton NederlandStandard - 186 words
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Article73 1953-02-13 8 NEW YORK. Feb. 12 (RevI ter) More Chinese films were I imported into the United States m 1952 than those of any other country, according to statistic? compiled by the New York State. Film Censor yesterday. The Chinese led the list with Tfl films. Britain73 words
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Advertisement515 1953-02-13 8 FAST REGULAR TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE Direct Overland Ijih Fraseisc* Limj Aagenrs All l«erieai Canadian fi(n fOR FULL PARTICULARS OF DRY CARGO, DEEP TANKS r AND. PASSENGER BOOKINGS, ETC, APPLY Agents ANGLO-FRENCH BENDIXSENS LTD. Ttl X I urn pur 311 Spore 8J:»l/3 P Sham 25 Malaria 4.">6 Penan* 8" CHARGEURS REUNIS515 words
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Advertisement514 1953-02-13 8 i X.P.M. LINES I (Also bookim agents for KLM/OIA/f PA I ARBIVALB DirAKIIKIS fl'aiw-eranc I on Surabaia Siaue for Penang. Be;Ba] porta Feb. 38 De!j O'e^leh Sibo'sa Teh 13 Lahvui from Pon'tianak, Waiweranx for Surabaia. Singkawai.g Feb. 21 Bali-ports l>h. 1.1 Uanis trora Keigat Kampar for Temb:(jr,3ri Pr R3dja Pakan-Baru514 words
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Advertisement409 1953-02-13 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland America Line Nederbnd Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX. BOSTON. NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE. MOBILE. NEW ORLEANS Spore P. S'liam Penang TAWALI (SMN) 16/23 Feb 24/25 Feb 2b 27 Feb KERTOSONO (RL) 28 Feb/6 Mar 7 Mar 8 Mar ROTTI (SMN) 19/25 Mar409 words
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Advertisement629 1953-02-13 8 EAST ASIATIMJ SAILING* KKOM SCA\h|\ u x VIMINIA' (oi Bangkok ]x P Mv, •TATACiONIA" (or A^eiairie, I: N Jj Melbourne. Barnie Syd- S ney (not loading local •LALANDIA" for Bangkok H Mlr -INDIA" for Bangkok >„' "MALAYA^ for Adela.ae". rlt f] v Melbourne. Sydney (not loading local cargo) 3l\| ai629 words
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188 1953-02-13 9 Standard Market Reporter JAPANESE businessmen are complaining that trade between Japan and Malaya is being curbed by restrictions and difficulty m obtaining entry permits. But informed trade sources m Singapore say thai Japan mainly sells to Malaya and j the sterling188 words
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Article136 1953-02-13 9 Standard Market Reporter THE produce market m j Singapore was quiet with the j approach of the holidays. SmalJ business passed m the rorira and pepper sections but coconut oil was a dull market. Copra changed hands at S;iB*. m the morning with buyers over and136 words
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Article101 1953-02-13 9 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (teats per lb.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 R.S.S Miui Loose 15% *6i No. 1 R.g.s. 7fii 76g No. 2 R.S.S. ~2\ 723 No. 3 tt>S.S. 091 692 Tone: Quiet. TJN SINGAPORE. Thiir*.— The price of tin today was $4712. Unchanged. LONDON101 words
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Article24 1953-02-13 9 LONDON. Feb. 12 (UP) The British Treasury gave a flat "no"' to making the pound sterling free'y convertible with other currencies now.24 words
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Article92 1953-02-13 9 I-C Gets Mil. Aid From USA WASHINGTON. Feb. 12 fAP) —The Mutual Security Agency yesterday allocated to IndoChina an additional US$5OO.--000 m economic and military aid. These funds will be it.-cd las follows: $350,000 for American hydraulic dredges and j $150,000 for American. Japaoi ese and Canadian agricultural equipment. Formosa92 words
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Article168 1953-02-13 9 Standard Market R«*|Miri»r SINGAPORE. Ekun an duu i s wece icttvi 1 .ie n an>i indu *ria! m loday. Tin snan-.s wru- v.'p. Ie industrials wert- f With good turnover i>t ne: Rubber shai^ com. neglected. Changed prices u»err finv-*" i|, r fVri. Disp 2.40 2A168 words
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312 1953-02-13 9 US S2O Mil. Loan To Yugoslavia WASHINGTON. Feb 12. (Keuter) The World Hank announced lod;iv that it was lending Vu gnslavia th<- «<;uival«ni of VSS3O million m i**n European rurrencif^ to help is tin- financing at key programmes m srven major fields.312 words
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Article69 1953-02-13 9 THE Singapore Cliiiiiilnj Commerce Rubber AetMciatk) mrm prices 'm ecu'- pa b yesterday <Feb. Bu\ ers S» n No. 1 RSS Soot t \se rSjj 34 RSS FOB \d. l Fdaruary Tt;r 7£g No. 1 Manc'i i 78 No. 2 Fe'o. ir.um.i Li >. 3 Feb. (mun I S(j '.n.69 words
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Advertisement265 1953-02-13 9 W E\G \l\ TO\G ?i|/ HGEfI MEDICAL HALL d^^^c Jii I:m I ilr -V %W kNM \l :.-"da; i^^ J Gordons j BORNEO m m v Mini: iihmi pi;\\\r.. Tu Mauds Made Youna HE H -Vigour Renewed case B WitboHt Operation for HI SSri'rssH VIA HHi Uu-covery which restoi** .yo«J*265 words
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Advertisement90 1953-02-13 9 unrnfiMiimifii jSBSC-' .'*v.'. jj&ji jtfr-^. .X H^H^tf^i^^^* 5' '*v S 1 1 (jz lay a f /^S 1 always f\ m < f )m\( 1 1\| good co m po ny WORLO S G reat€st hghter rj In the limelight is the univtr sully Designed to serve faithfully under the90 words
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Miscellaneous522 1953-02-13 9 FNLDJLJH SINGAPORE SINGVPOKK \KT S()( IKTV: Ex.l b.*:o.i ol PhotOgEap at Bliish Council Ha m -.*i.iit> p.m. «.f\(.\POKK Klfl.i; ASSOOLVIK»\: si,;-.': bore Bhoatlng at Bead) Boad SVC R:::l.c 430 I \v\cV: Al t'..v dtass rßosinners) j HIS ajn RQ Cani :-.uat:on c^sa 1030 ajn RQ- British c rss, stand >:\i522 words
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Miscellaneous113 1953-02-13 9 /POJi ENTERTAINMENT RUBT: Ivanhoe 1D.30 cm.. 12 45 3 6 43. i',ls, 11 to >m. KK\: Capt. Pirate 12.45. 3. 4"i. 9 .15 p m. She's Wo.-kiiif; Hr: \\\c. Thiougn Cdltege ll.l:i p.*m ODEON: Surrender Supports Wa'- i cott vs diaries 12*5. 8, (>.4 c i. 9jl5J p.m. Mv Tnu.113 words
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Miscellaneous120 1953-02-13 9 SL'X: Chat K;im i S::rn H Ch 1. 3. (5.13. B, If i.m. XXX: CaifEornta Oonqucsi V24S.A 3 15. fi.3o. 9 15 vm. Pai Woo) SaaJ Sin 11 pm. PENANG ENTEftTAJMMENT Ol>r.O\: The Prisißnei Ze »da 1. 3.15. 6 13. 9.1a. 1 1 4:-. i m CATHAY: Po-y SoUliei LJS.120 words
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Article, Illustration760 1953-02-13 10 Music Notes By 'ANACRUSIS' 'j 'in-: Mtafapore Junior >ympho»v On hestra i* betel re ot^jni^»d and a I>t o-r.iinine i> being pre-p«i4-l for performance during th»- Coronation period. Thr first rehearsal took place last Wednesday. 1 those of us who rer :;ber the orchestra's past760 words
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Article647 1953-02-13 10 BILL WEBB JONES - BILL WEBB JONES By I HI tumult and the shout- ing dies away, the captains and the kings depart' to borrow .1 quotation from Kipling's Recessional. What I really mean to say b that the heats, semi-finals. I and finals of the Singing Competition ate now647 words
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Article303 1953-02-13 10 some of the thirty six 'takes' made up by the Columbia Company of the nightly broadcasts of Benny Goodman and his Band m the 1937-38 period, leading up to the famous Carnegie Hall concerts. Many of the Goodman broadcasts; were made from the supper rooms303 words
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Article, Illustration271 1953-02-13 10 'STAR CONTEST No. 2 Can You Name This Actor? ALL through this week, with the exception of Sunday. The Singapore Standard presents the second series 1 ot n new contest specially de--1 signed to interest Malayan film 1 fans 1 All you have to do is to collect the pictures271 words
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Article554 1953-02-13 10 BARRY OLIVER - BARRY OLIVER By r THE last production of the x StaL-e Club "See How They Run" proved a real box-office success; so much so that the Saturday house was only 10 short of capacity. Their March presentation •Trespass" which is bein<* produced by Ray Coombs, is a ghost story554 words
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Advertisement153 1953-02-13 10 The Gramophone C^j Singapore Wish All Their C/i,nes c t A HAPPY NEW |S end announce CHINESE NEW YEAR m?m "SPOT^mouwJ 108 PRiz£r^r m If you con state the order o f p Chinese songs or singers ov O! Vo.ce, Columbia, Regal. P oth nh FOUR FIRST PRIZES:- Ea ha153 words
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Miscellaneous296 1953-02-13 10 *t RITA DEL MAR rpODAITS QUOTATION: -it is -L a great misfortune neither to have enough wit lo talk Tile ,t f I T Kh to be snent. La Bruyere. FRIDAY FOR EVERIONEFolowmg the early morning, this is a day to make pro<*re*s EES**** oUi »S problem' 0 Se" th^296 words
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418 1953-02-13 11 SCO-FIJI REGT. RUGBY REPLY TO TIGER SCOTT *\-\S .4 t'^mber o/ the Committee o/ the Singapore Socifftg o/ Rugby Union r, \tccs 1 cannot allow the -ne'e over the signature of I j <i >■ Scoft (Singapore (terd, 9 February, page la pass unchallenged on ItM points. His opinion if418 words
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Article118 1953-02-13 11 "SURELY it should be above the ethics of a radio commeaMtor to spend so much lime m a pitiful tirade, rebuking the referee, as was done on the broadcasting oi the Fiji v. SCC. Rugby match last Saturday. I tan quite sure that most of the listeners,118 words
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Article98 1953-02-13 11 THE foHowinj are the results erf the PWD Sports Club tennis j tournament Open Singles: 'Challenge Cup' i presented by J.V.T. Campbell! Esq, Retired Dy. Director of Public Works, Singapore): M.K. i Shahabuddin bear Lira Chew 1 Guan 6—2: 6—l: SG. Siagh beat j S.A. Barden 6—3;98 words
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Article192 1953-02-13 11 UNIVERSITY of Malaya entered the final oi the Singapore Hockey Association Senior knockout competition when they scored a 4-1 win >ver the Singapore Cricket Club at Bukit Timah yesterday. Varsity's convincing victory was due to their superior forwards who pounced on every opportunity that came their192 words
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Article141 1953-02-13 11 TIOXG BAIIRU Community Centre beal C.V.M.A. ti— l and City Council Services Union 3 o m a friendly Table-Tennis matches played a: Tiong Bahru on Saturoay and Sunday respectively. Results against C. Y. M. A. Quok San Chew boat Cheong Boon Peng: Lim Kirn141 words
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Article184 1953-02-13 11 CHELSEA WIN 4-0 LONDON, Feb. 12 (Reuter) Chelsea, .ast but one m the League finally won their way into the fifth round of the Football Association cup competition with a decisive 4-0 win over League leaders West Bromwich Albion on Arsenal's ground yesterday. It had taken them seven hours of184 words
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Article94 1953-02-13 11 ENTRIES for the V.M.C.A. Open Tennis Tournament will remain open until 5 p.m. on Wednesday Feb. 18 and the Tournament will not commence until Friday, Feb. 27. A good entry has already been received tor the Open Sinif.es (.Men) but more entries m tru following events94 words
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Article45 1953-02-13 11 MARRIED XI beat Single XI by two goals to nil m the D.C.A. Annual Cup Soccer presented by Messrs. Rambir Brothers on Wednesday at Geylang Stadium. Mrs. Milton presented the Cup to the winning team. Scorers were D. A. Noden and W. Thedias.45 words
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Advertisement44 1953-02-13 11 I AST 3 SHOWS SJS p.m. Distributed by SHAW BROS. \d venture on the Hish Seas! "BLACK JACK" Starring George Herbert Patricia Sandt r Mirshall Roc To-morrow Universal Picture "Bend of the River" —IN TECHNICOLOR— To-morrow at 11 a.m. Paramount Picture "Tripoli" —IN TECHNICOLOR—44 words
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Advertisement474 1953-02-13 11 The family of the late Yeo Kai Teo of 22 Jalan Daud wish to thank all relatives an»l friends who sent wreaths and those who attended the funeral. SITUATIONS VACANT [j; STENOGRAPHER RECEP- d TIONIST. (Female) T.B Clinic a Tan Tock Seng Hospital. Singa- j c pore. Salary scale 5223-12A-474 words
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Advertisement696 1953-02-13 11 NOTICES THE UNITED MALACCA j RUBBER ESTATES. LTD I Incorporated m the Federa-I tin of Malaya) DIVIDEND No 15 NOTICE IS HEREBY tHVEN tal an interim dividend of 4', ?s? 30% income tax has been eriared by the Directors on ccount of the financia 1 year nding 30th. Apri:. 1953.696 words
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Advertisement791 1953-02-13 11 THE PEKANG TURF CLUB SPRING MEETING, 10V! Saturday. 7th March. 19.">1 Wednesday, llfh M.irrh. 1951. Saturday. ]4th March 1953. EHTRuCS (Me i 12 O'< o. k Noon on W- 25 ti F> brviwrv. Ets] App icat :< n T.i^ i SU F<SCRIBIXii [EMBERS for th« Finan ial V n SEPTEMBER,791 words
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Article304 1953-02-13 12 IV FIGHTS for the last day of the Selangor races lomoi are: CL. 2. U MILES Kitiaki J».0."» frrivatecr 8.10 .Nuit de Ral 8.06 Olympic 8.0! X »\al Fair 8.01 t 'uncf Remarks 7.10 I v«»r Victory 7.09 Slj?e Show 7.08 Kin* Crow 7.07 I I DIV.304 words
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419 1953-02-13 12 WINDSOR LAD - MILLIONAIRE DOES A PLEASING CUP TRIAL WINDSOR LAD By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs— Millionaire, a Gold Cup prospect, was very impressive m his workout this morning when he went fast over six furlongs with Grecian Knight (Lansdown) as companion. Millionaire, with Ron Reader astride, was trotting alongside Grecian Knight at the419 words
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Article726 1953-02-13 12 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD By THE Selangor Gold Cup run over 1] miles tomorrow— the first of this season's classic ot the Malayan tori— brings together some of the best stayers m the country. The field includes last season's classic winners Gambar Melayu (Springs and Governor's i726 words
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Article50 1953-02-13 12 CI. 1 Div. I—ll Mile. Gambai Melayu 9.05 Parmiter D.Oi Entertainment II 9 03 Broadside 8 1 > Snowy Owl II Gold Digger 8.06 The Bnsuni 8.04 Kin?port B.(J Colonel Duly B.u > Tara Street 8.02 Gular 8.01 Millionaire 8.00 Beau Temps 7.10 Scotch Express 7.0;) Jeunesse 7.0350 words
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Article49 1953-02-13 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The PWD S.C. women defeated the ERC m the women's KO hockey tourney by 3—o. There was no score' m" the first half. Midway m the second session N. i Rajaratnaxn scored. She was followed by D. de Souza and Goh Peck Li an.49 words
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Article285 1953-02-13 12 1 Standard Boxing: Reporter ATUNAISA CAMAIBAU, heavyweight champion of the Fiji Islands who adopted the name of Hem/ Bray to simplify matters for fight fans, arrived m Singapore yesterday by Qantas/BOAC via Sydney from Suva. Fiji, under contract to Nene Promotions. He will challenge the285 words
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Article117 1953-02-13 12 BRIDGETOWN. Barbados. Feb 11. (Reuter). India required 218 runs with eight second innings wickets standing to beat West j Indies after the fourth day's play m the second test match here. West Indies, who made 296 m their first innings were dismissed m their second117 words
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227 1953-02-13 12 PLAYERS and clubs affiliated to the Sineanorf ct ni l e f U h Fo °i b^ i sso taking part m ST lit matches at the Far Eastern Trade Fair at Geylang serai are liable to suspension after Feb. 19. Thi s was decided227 words
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Article229 1953-02-13 12 3 Foreign Teams For S 'pore AT least three touring teams are due to play mi n Singapore early this season. Negotiations were being made, it was disclosed at the SAFA Council meeting yesterday, for the visit of the Korean Football Club m March, a Manila team m May or229 words
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Article54 1953-02-13 12 Meeting for the third time yesterday the MBTC and RAPC Played- to a goalless draw m the semifinal of the Nee Soon KO hockey tournament. Extra time was played but 10 minutes ea?h 7ull i?"" 1 *> produce anyTe? Sdta I h o one n e fir aU54 words
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Article97 1953-02-13 12 IPOH, Thurs.— Twenty-three new rules which were prepared by Mr. V. T. Duray. Hon. secretary of the Perak Amateur Football Association were unanimously adopted at the annual general meeting of Ipoh District Football League held today. Following were elected'officebearers: president— Chan Lai Hong (re-elected*. Vice-presi-dents97 words
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Article82 1953-02-13 12 SINGAPORE will play against Johore m the first round of the Malay InterState championships for the Dunlop Cup on Saturday at the Clerical Union hall at 7.30 p.m. The tournament, run on the lines of the Foong Seong Cup is organised by the Federation of Malay82 words
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Article49 1953-02-13 12 YESTERDAY'S Farrer Park i°A C A er resuits: Corinthians beat t A 2 l> Ah Chua and Shariflf ll^°nu SC r re i. for Corinthian, and Charlie Chan for AAA Sime Darby SC beat Farrer Juniori 6-0. Hamilton (2). 5SST^ 2^£S and Ho 4 Men49 words
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Article324 1953-02-13 12 MELBOURNE, Feb. 12, (Reuter-AAP).— South Africa crowned a great fight by scoring a decisive six wickets victory over Australia m the final test here today. The win enabled them to draw the series, each having won two matches with one drawn. South Africa scored324 words
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Article40 1953-02-13 12 LONDON, Feb. 12.— Scottish Cup second round replaysKilmarnock 0. Hamilton Academicals 2. Celtic 3, Stirling Albion 0. Revised Scottish Cup third round, matches on Feb. 21 now are: Third Lanark vs. Hamilton Academicals and Falkirk vs Celtic.40 words
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Article26 1953-02-13 12 RESULTS of the Singapore Seven-a-Side rugby played yesterday were: RAAF (Kangaroos) ir^S r S u- Andrew 'A' beat Royal Signal beat Nee Soon TS26 words
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254 1953-02-13 12 PAIL CONNORS - PAIL CONNORS Singapore ayc eft By TRACK work for the Sin e ,n February meeting commenced on c T urf f Bukit Timah yesterday. Three yiel N uJ?I eye were stablemates, ABBOT siT k Dl hat <*J?1 SIGHT and LEFEBVRE who dishH D254 words
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Advertisement65 1953-02-13 12 WIiHINC ALL OUR CHINESE PATRONS a v«r HAPPY NEW YEAR. worn r~ m m 10 M w ?™S|ON 2AJ. iMJMTO ~_m_ NEWYEAf S BAU,] SM ATTRACTIONS )SWI I MULTI-COLOR STREAMERS [noise makers < :i;< :il WILSON'S "DANcixG time- ORCHESTRA At < I.MMKD! THE BEST BAND IX THE CITY 1.1 All65 words
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