Singapore Standard, 21 February 1953
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Title Section10 1953-02-21 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD k SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1953. TWELVE PAGES10 words
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Article84 1953-02-21 1 Wiima: Why All The Fuss ,ASt OWNERS -risiN I Feb.2§(UF) rPt of seven I innish t inkers Tying ctrKoes to (ommung Uw past shipping 1 „i today. iwners m ii> -nfl--11 of the •na" v. pet lv- ..n said > i frol for c no I ill be nunisi mostly84 words
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Article61 1953-02-21 1 KUALA I.VMPUR. Fri.— Chief Secretary was not prepared to make any stateon ihe suggestion that Colony arid Federation Governments ar« likely to rev.ew i he whole question of »f living and family allowances to the:r employees. He wjs also not prepared to sny if this subject61 words
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259 1953-02-21 1 HOLDING that the word frequents" in a section of the Dangerous Drugs Ordinance, 1951, can only be given its ordinary meaning of "visiting often", Mr. Justice Brown, in the Singapore High Court yesterday, ruled as correct the District Judge's acquittal259 words
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Article83 1953-02-21 1 BANGKOK. Feb. 20. (UP)— Thailand is to have its first television set next year, a spokesman of the Thai Television Company said today. Television sets will be available at between 2.000 and 3.000 baht. These sets may be used within a 70-mile radius of the83 words
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Article105 1953-02-21 1 DARWIN". Feb. 20, (RetifcrAAP). Aris Jantan bin Kolop. a six-year-old Malay boy. arrived here by KAF, Hastings aircraft today on hi> way to Melbourne where a plastic surgeon will re-modol his face for him. Aris. who was air-sick most of the way from Singapore, was able105 words
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Article30 1953-02-21 1 GENERAL Sir John Harding. Chief of the Imperial General Staff is du e m Nairobi to begin a five-day tour of the Man Mau terror areas.— Renter.30 words
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Article24 1953-02-21 1 WILLIAM Waller Hawkins, 69. former chairman of the board of Scripps Howard newspapers, died Thursday at his home m Miramer, California. UP.24 words
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Article23 1953-02-21 1 THE entire staff of Israel's legation m Moscow left Moscow last night for Israel following Russia's diplomaticbreak with their country. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article28 1953-02-21 1 THE Japanese freighter Mari Maru which ran aground m Surigao strait has been towed into Cebu harbour by the 4.750-tco Japanese freighter Tozan Maru. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article65 1953-02-21 1 WASHINGTON, Feb. 20, (AP). —Senator Joseph McCarthy has ordered published m the congressional record an appeal by Major-Gen. C. L. Chennauit for the restoration of Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur as Supreme Allied Commander m the Far East. That is the job from which former65 words
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Article77 1953-02-21 1 AN order for the winding up of Rahamin Penhas, Limited, was made by Mr. Justice Brown m the Singapore High Court, yesterday. Three liquidators were appointed and the cost of the petitioning creditors for the order is to come out of the assets of the77 words
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Article28 1953-02-21 1 General Phao. Thailand's "strong man" is on tour m the Far East. He will attend the Coronation of the Queen m London next June. AFPAFP - 28 words
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Article19 1953-02-21 1 BY noon yestenday the Singapore Flood Fund, inaurated by the Governor Sir John Nicoll/ totalled $62,739.58.19 words
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Article31 1953-02-21 1 Reports received m Jakarta on Friday said six persons were killed, four wounded and 113 houses burned m an attack on the West Java mountain town of Garoet.- APAP - 31 words
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Article133 1953-02-21 1 - By IVOR KRAAL Standard Aviation Reporter AN attractive Dutch air hostess stepped off a KLM Skymaster, with 55 passengers on board, *t Kalian* Airport SingaE°s, c yesterday and said: Its been nothing but laughter and song all these five days from Amsterdam. Yes, and133 words
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Article172 1953-02-21 1 Give Hostess A Good Time riage won't com? till they have saved enough of money. The air hostess said: "It has so far been the happiest flight I've ever experienced. Before leaving Schipol. Amsterdam's airport, the girls solemnly stood to attention while the Dutch and British national anthems were played.172 words
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Article113 1953-02-21 1 MOSCOW. Feb. 20. (AP) Pravda described today the key role played by Soviet woman doctor Lydia Timashuk m the "Case of the Nine Doctors" who are accused of plotting to assassinate Soviet leaders. Dr. Timashuk has been awarded the Order of Lenin for113 words
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Article20 1953-02-21 1 TWO convicted killers, who broke out of Kosuge prison, near Tokyo, Thursday were arrested m Kyoto yesterday. AFPAFP - 20 words
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Article30 1953-02-21 1 THE Thai Government ha? set up a board of control for radio programmes with the special aim of suppressing ob scene songs broadcast ore Bangkok Radio* A.F.P.A.F.P. - 30 words
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195 1953-02-21 1 MADRAS, Feb. 20: (Reuter)— Madras High Court today declared Section 14 of the Fugitive Act of 1881 was inconsistent with the fundamental rights of equal protection before law guaranteed under Article 14 of Indian Constitution and to that extend void. The reference was made to195 words
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Article18 1953-02-21 1 Twenty thousand Sudan railwaymen have threatened to paralyse the country's Iran** port with a five-day strike18 words
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Advertisement111 1953-02-21 1 K.AtA LUMPUK MNAN3 You have a perfect right to perfect radio f^ I 1 HERE are no IJS J \jy lentimental reaX sons tor sticking "TL^5 U ,1 to an old radio.. i ■(^A 'Jl look at the pro^ ■J r^^J*/jJjQL Krunimes you are l T^ i^^ missing look at111 words
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Advertisement178 1953-02-21 1 MivpuivH Storm CRYSTAL 6c SILVERWARE Your Inspection Invited ft "•NOVELTY.™.. 88, North Bridge Rd. Ph 3123, Singapore 6. l^4^U REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD USE CHLORO-PEP (Uceased under C 3 Patent No. |.13Mf1 »n<i other Pan Natfloti Chlorophyll Toothpaste CHECKS MOUTH ODORS COMBATS TOOTH DECAY CHLORO-PEP checks mouth Many dentists blam*178 words
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Article675 1953-02-21 1 ANDREW ROTH - HER CASE CALLS FOR JURIES IN THE FEDERATION LONDON, Feb. 20 (Reuter)— Sir Leslie Plummer, British Labour member of Parliament, calling yesterday for the reprieve of Lee Ten Tai, alias Lee Meng 25-year-old Chinese girl under sentence of death m Malaya for unlawful possession of a675 words
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Article155 1953-02-21 2 Standard Shipping Reporter WHILE Singapore Marine Police patrol boats continued their round-the-clock vigil on the Finnish tanker Wllraa, a Government official declared for the first time yesterday that the tanker Is outside territorial waters and therefore, outside the jurisdiction of the Colony authorities. The tanker's position155 words
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Article123 1953-02-21 2 ANOTIIFR If; names have been added to the General < "mut:. f of the proposed Chines? university. The new member* will be: l»r. I mi Bonn Kenr. Messrs. T.in Chin Tu.ui. I.ian Yin Chow. I.cc Choon Sing. Koh Tecfc Kirn. Run Run Shaw, Ng It123 words
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Article115 1953-02-21 2 AN'CI YONG Ch\c. i young landing trial before Mr. tiec Knight m the Singae Assizes on ;> cbarflt of v. acquitted discharged yesterday, be*he prosecution wa^ con- Ang tged to have wy at the c, \Vuod!um!s. on Aug. 21. when igarette distri- >.r"- van was115 words
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Article41 1953-02-21 2 The first Asian to pass the Homo Trade Master's examination if a Malay nautical student attached to the Singapore Nautical school. Three others have passed the Fart 'A' of the Ministry of Transport examination for Marine Engineers (2nd class).41 words
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Article, Illustration14 1953-02-21 2 Moto. J.p» m M *VBg l! jR5 i M -char tk. U^,.Uo. p^ StandardStandard - 14 words
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Article126 1953-02-21 2 FOR the first time, a selected number of Chinese .senior middle school students were admitted to Singapore Government English schools to further their studies. The January report of the Singapore Education Department says that a class of former Chinese school students was admitted to the Bartley126 words
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Article, Illustration353 1953-02-21 2 Contest Winner Puns Into Legal Snag A 14-YEAR-OLD girl. Miss Dora Anchant, winner of 55.000 m a Singapore newspaper contest has been told by the newspaper concerned that her prize money uill not be handed over immediately but will be held m trust for her until the time she is353 words
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Article, Illustration50 1953-02-21 2 photo. MR. TAN LARK SYE, (standing) addresses members of the General Committee of the new Chine.se university at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday. Among those m the picture are Mr. I.cc Kon? Chian (extreme left) and Mr. Aw Boon Haw on his left.- StandardStandard - 50 words
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Article182 1953-02-21 2 Name Changed To South Seas U. THE proposed Chinese university m Singapore was officially given its name yesterday. It will be known as the "Nanyang Tah Shuo" which means South Seas University. i This name was unanimously i adopted at a meeting of the general committee at the Chinese Chamber182 words
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Article140 1953-02-21 2 Trishaman Captures Night Thug A SINGAPORE trisha rider saved his fare from being robbed by two Chinese, when he captured one and chased off the other mi n a fight at Jalan Besar on the night of Feb. 10. At 10.50 p.m.; the trisha rider was conveying a young Chinese140 words
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Article41 1953-02-21 2 THE Psychiatric Ward of the British Hospital. Alexandra. Singapore, has been declared established as a mental hospital for the recemion and detention of penofA of unsound mind. This is stated m the Singapore Government Gazette last night.41 words
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Article, Illustration30 1953-02-21 2 photo. THE Singapore Public Relations Gecretary. Mr. George G. Thomson. is due back from long leave today. He is returning by 8.0.A.C. and will resume- his duties on Monday. StandardStandard - 30 words
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Article340 1953-02-21 2 Just Like In Hongkong' Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE women drivers are m favour of special areas for parking their cars for on hour a day. A refortfrom Hongkong yesterday says that women drivers have been provided with special car parks for one hour a day340 words
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Article57 1953-02-21 2 A 28-YEAR-OLD woman, Fong Foong Ming, who was alleged to have jumped into the Singapore River with her two-year-old daughter, was yesterday charged m the Fifth Police Court with attempted suicide. Fong's husband told the court that :he had been behaving strangely for the past few57 words
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154 1953-02-21 2 KUNYEE. the Japanese fishing boat which drifted helplessly into Singapore last November, will be put up for sale here. A spokesman of the Japanese Consulate told The Standard yesterday that she was being sold on instructions from the Japanese Government. He said that154 words
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Article167 1953-02-21 2 LADY Mary e Rous. attractive 22-year-old daughter of the Earl and Countess of Stradbroke. is on her way to Singapore after seeing Australia the hard way as a cattlestation cook, hotel housemaid, children's governess and private cook, states a Renter report from Darwin. Lady Marye167 words
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60 1953-02-21 2 PNEUMONIA and tuberculosis claimed the most victims m Singapore for the week endling Feb. 14. There was a total of 164 deaths an increase over the previous week's figure of 142. Ninety-nine of the 164 who died were males, and 65 were females. There60 words
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197 1953-02-21 2 Jin^ Sin S*?° r e Fo «rth District Judge, Mr. J. F. McWilliam, yesterday sentenced Bock Lee Luan to two months rigorous imprisonment for impersonating a police officer. r At the end of the case. Bock pointing to his black-eye and blood-stained shirt, told197 words
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Advertisement179 1953-02-21 2 KIDDIES LOVE I |^^Pij§| SANDWICHES I OMU it lUOTA OWMITICCO boo^x^ Sole Agents COSMO ENTER: I3ES Singapore. 1 16 Bmil Quay iOUTHERNJAB 0 GALA RACE BAIL ((Mll: tK I>AV|: li}| 01 ff Ml I ffi* f]%K BEAUTIFUL 110! m T%k OUR NEW STREAMLINED COCKTa W C OPENS DAILY FROM 3P179 words
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Article49 1953-02-21 3 Tribes To Give Queen A Gift ;'\\n junkie Ik m Brunei only a t<>^ n removed from. rfJd lu.ulhunters of \rv a.m.n:: the conH n to State-wMte JC pert the people EJ .brtk II on nation. <eparoughout Offlcen. i riot ns hold I i ■n- tO of I the49 words
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Article16 1953-02-21 3 I E Boxes Moved To New Site be xt to X I ta and imi ap>16 words
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37 1953-02-21 3 John ird of of the i Volun- i non ion o£ i .1 on i G v '> < trg« .c S":r a1 9 15 Sir f Hall. I m. The held 137 words
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Article, Illustration157 1953-02-21 3 Today's Art Show By 7 Women "FIJI OFFICER" is one of Hidtlv Smith's pm and ink portraits. k \N exhibition of paintI inus m seven woirtn artI \%tn oi the Singapore .Art > So(i««t.\'s Tuesday Group, I v.is M|im n h v Mrs. \V. i 1. BlMhc. wife of the157 words
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Article32 1953-02-21 3 THE Minus] general meetinf of the S'ngapore Family Benefit Society wi'i be held at Victor a Memorial Hall on Ft il 2«; and not on F< b. as originally stated.32 words
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Article, Illustration18 1953-02-21 3 DUOtO. Standard "BIKINI" a black and white draw i n f by Phyllis -Mackenzie. ks^wsmts^^Standard - 18 words
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Article189 1953-02-21 3 Standard Staff Reporter PEOPLE coming into Singapore from Colombo will be held m quarantine, unless they can prove to the satisfaction of the port health officers that they were properly inoculated against cholera. Dr. A. Arulanandam. Port Health Officer, told The Standard, yesterday. Thii precaution is189 words
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275 1953-02-21 3 Wiima Chandlers Are To Be Prosecuted Standard Staff Reporter the £££^5: P™ ceedin S s will shortly be instituted by for &£f!n e^> GO h ernil ent a ainst suppliers or agents Wiima lh! g sh st r s t 0 th Finnish tanker pcS 1S Sin S a P°275 words
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Article137 1953-02-21 3 THE eligibility of Mr. C. Dcvan Nair, former secretary of the Singapore Teachers Union, to seek political asylum m India will be derided by the Government of India shortly, a spokesman of the Indian Government Representative m Malaya. told The Standard yesterday. He said137 words
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129 1953-02-21 3 A PROGRAMME m which Br;tish Servicemen m Singapore will have an opportunity of becoming better acquainted with civilians opens tonight at 8. .10 when members of GHQ FARELF will challenge Certificate Course students of the Teachers' Training College to a game of 20 questions.129 words
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Article53 1953-02-21 3 KUCHING, Feb. 20 (ReuterAAP) Mr. Wee Kheng Chiang banker and company director, has donated $100,000 toward the building of a newChinese middle school, here and another $10,000 towaid the new Cathedral building fund. Last year Mr. Wee gave $50,000 toward the building of a new anti-tuberculosis53 words
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Article89 1953-02-21 3 MONEY ll still being collected for the fourth remittance to Holland from the Singapore Dutch committee's flood fund. The Dutch club is arranging a private lottery for all members. Tickets will cost $5 each. The lottery will be drawn on Mar. 7. Prizes which have been89 words
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Article, Illustration58 1953-02-21 3 photo. BISHOP Raymond L. Archer, head of the Methodist Mission m Malaya, will dedicate the new organ at the Tamil Methodist Church, Singapore, tomorrow morning at a special service. Picture shows the Choir Directress, Mrs. S. K. Ramalingam, trying out the organ which cost $9,500. The money was collected fromStandard - 58 words
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Article207 1953-02-21 3 MANUEL Fernandez. 20. from Casablanca, and Josef Antoine, 19. from Marseilles, who landed m Singapore yesterday had a bright idea last year at Algiers. They arrived at a decision, independently of one another when they saw the British freighter, Beech Hill m Algiers harbour. So,207 words
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Article139 1953-02-21 3 SINGAPORE women teachers will turn out m full force today to air their grievances on the disparity of pay contained m the Government's new Education Service proposals. The management committee of the Teachers' Union expect the largest post-war turnout of teachers, both Government and Aided schools,139 words
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Advertisement140 1953-02-21 3 SHIPMENT ARRIVED!! mavfiowcp fifrr—^ PERF£CT -'E BlMiiHßm OR ANY OCCASION i T^HHSB**: J**9 frEASY. ECONOMICAL I /g^P>^B\ AOD ONLY WATER s 'JK^\!^/ fin nrtayflowtrMixtf con- IJ I ty£fflW »3fli n»ed«d to make HQTMtMO kut Vit&A X/^-^X. 3 rf «ct cok«t. Even I L^&^l^^HSB^bV 7 c^^^V r lc no includtd. fl140 words
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Advertisement362 1953-02-21 3 j Beautify your room with the well-known I j H FRES /y/?/Z N Venetian Blinds ffe^lAl J lighting to your desire and ventilate t your room as veil. I f? off ijfcjjjjJJ JJJJ >t > l^ ft £m!!!!! IK 2 ■■--■a*.;.- -.XV.^av.'^S^'.S' #|k "*T fly* A j»6&^l^ft^Ht*^'lß' Bt iw j362 words
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Article192 1953-02-21 4 S'pore Donates $62,739 flood Fund: SINGAPOREANS are rallying to the rail by the Governor, Sir John Nicoll to help support the British Flood Relief Fund m Singapore. Donation* amounted to more than *fi2.7(l<) up to noon yesterday. tiu' second day of the appeal. Yesterday', donor's were: Bmußht forward 148.38. r.tn192 words
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Article59 1953-02-21 4 Mr. I. V. Polumin. who havi considerable research v.i:h the aborigines m Malaya k on "Ab< rigines m! th« British Council on Feb. 26 <ii 8.:u) p.m. The talk will be illustrated with films from Mr. Folumin's tion. M c Rl b t re friends of tho59 words
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Article61 1953-02-21 4 MR CHUA SIM GHEE Age ho. pa^ed away ptacefuHv on •20-2-53 at 10. Lim Ah Pin Road leaving benind his beloved wife son, Chua Cheng Whye. a <lauchter. SOn-in-Uw. Tan So<» Liew and 4 grand children to mourn his loss. Funeral Service today at Paya Lebar Methodist iA vl61 words
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Article82 1953-02-21 4 FIRE broke out m a Singapore store m North Bridge Road yesterday morning. rausinß damage to about 20 bags of cattle fodder. The store belongs to Let Ann and Co.. m Rochore Road A representative of the firm told The Standard that the damage was slight.82 words
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Article107 1953-02-21 4 A SINGAPORE Government spokesman said yestenl ly that no decision had yet been taken by the Government OO i the report submitted by the Inquiry Committee under the Chairmanship of Dr. F. C. IBenham on dates for family allowances for local offlcers. The claim107 words
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Article55 1953-02-21 4 THE World's Student Christian Federation's Week of prayer, which began on Feb. 15. will culminate ia a united service tomorrow at 4 p.m. at the Oei Tiong Ham Hall of the University of Malaya. The service will be conducted by the students and :ho Archdeacon of55 words
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Article121 1953-02-21 4 Mr. Clock For U.S. Embassy MR. CHARLES P. Clock, Who arnwct m Singapore rey to join the staff of the American Consulate-Genera] Will succeed Mr. Joseph H Kogatnick a?: chief of :he Eeoj nomic. and Trade section m about six months. sav s a statei ment from the United States121 words
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Article125 1953-02-21 4 TWO Singapore children were killed ye*terday within the space of 25 minute? one m an accident, the other by drowning. The first death was at 5 p.m. when seven-year-oid Giam Kui Moi. on her way home from an afternoon j school was knocked down125 words
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Article, Illustration195 1953-02-21 4 photo. Standard Staff Reporter LARGE parts of Singapore were flooded after a heavy dowupour of rain yesterday afternoon, interrupting transport services and m some areas inconveniencing business houses and homes. KaOang airstrip was immersed m about four inches of water and rendered unserviceI ableStandard - 195 words
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Article203 1953-02-21 4 First Kill By Lancers KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A corporal and five men of B Squadron, 12th Royal Lancers killed one terrorist and wounded another woman m an engagement m the Ulu Rotan area of Taiping, Perak, yesterday afternoon. The wounded terrorist escaped. One pistol and ammunition were recovered. This i.s203 words
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Article66 1953-02-21 4 BRUNEI SULTAN VISITS SERIA KUALA BELAIT. BRUNEI Feb. 20. (Reuter— AAP) The Sultan of Brunei arrived here yesierday for a two-day visit to this south-western corner of his state. Today, he wil! tour the Seria oilfield and will inspect welfare amenities, living accommodation and Installations. The Sultan this evening will66 words
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Article, Illustration62 1953-02-21 4 Photo. Nt rIS/ o*-0 80 11 2 nd Company Ltd.. as distributors 2L ra* J ndustne L "i cave a dinner party to its local wi^'^ffi at the Tai Tong Re^aurant. Happy World, last night. About 100 people were present. R«k!» re 2P°F a Mr FA Hare managing director ofStandard - 62 words
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Article91 1953-02-21 4 CLAIMING trial m the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday to a charge ot begging In Battery Road on Thursday, Song Kirn Tuan, a man with a wooden leg. told the Magistrate. Mr. t>. H. Chapman, that he did not beg, but that people gave91 words
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Article40 1953-02-21 4 TWO Chinese were seriously injured when two cars collided at the ~h m.s. Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore shortly after seven o'clock last ni*:ht. They were removed to hospital where their condition was reported to be satisfactory.40 words
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Article44 1953-02-21 4 TAHERBHOY bin Rajabally Samiwala was charged m the Singapore Fourth District Court yesterday with misappropriating 514.391.10 entrusted to him by O. V. Garland on Nov. 1 1 last year. He was offered bail of 54.000 The case was postponed to Feb. 24.44 words
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Article21 1953-02-21 4 MS. R. RENDLE. Operations Officer, a Government Department, Singapore has been promoted Chief Operations OHicer a Government Gazette announced yesterday.21 words
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Article349 1953-02-21 4 MtBOS HUNTED DOWN IPOH, Fri. The Kinto Volley Home Guards have seized the mit ative from the bandits who are no longer making constant attacks upc Chinese mines m this area and are, instead, being hunted by this vig lant body of recruited men.349 words
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Article78 1953-02-21 4 NOTICE to acquire over 900 acres of land m Bedok. Singapore, needed for the food production scheme, was gazetted last night. The declaration was made under the Land Acquisition Ordinance. The Singapore Government Gazette states that a plan of the land may be inspected during78 words
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Article121 1953-02-21 4 A YOUNG man. Ang Ho Tuan. who stole a pen worth $36 m an omnibus was sentenced to eight months' rigorous imprisonment by the Singapore Fourth District Judge, Mr. J. B. Jayaratnam, yesterday. Ng Kirn Seng, the complainant, said that when he was travelling m121 words
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Article, Illustration12 1953-02-21 4 "iJLit S Am «>assador to Thailand Mr S o m Standard Photo.Standard - 12 words
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Article30 1953-02-21 4 SINGAPORE Government has appointed Mrs. R. \y Woods a member of a Boa-d of j v £r itors to the York «m and Mount Emily Hornet.30 words
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Article, Illustration197 1953-02-21 4 photo. THE mysterious disappearance of fowls every few days for some months m Bniestier Road, near the S:ngapore Junior Technical School was solved 1-ast evening, when an 18-foot python, weighing about 65 kati?, was killed. Heavy downpour of rain m the afternoon caused a floodStandard - 197 words
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Article97 1953-02-21 4 THE Australian Government lis to hold a Seminar m Social Services for norn from Asian countries towa <is the end of this month. Mr. Lee Thiam Swee. oi Social Welfare Depart me it Singapore. Mr. Choim Khoon, a Probation OfTn-er of the Federation97 words
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Article80 1953-02-21 4 A VARIETY show. Rendezvous with the Stars w i staged at the Happy W< tomorrow night or, behalf ol the St, John Ambulance Brigade Overseas Sing; Chinese District. The show which stari j 8 p m.. will have an (community cast compri top-ranking Mandarin ballets,80 words
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Article72 1953-02-21 4 NG GONG LEE. was charged m the Singapore Third P Cou rt yes t erday w ith tnitting armed ?ang robl With four others, of cash jewellery and a pistol all worth 51.874 at MargoJiouth Koad on the n:ght of Jan. 19. At the time of72 words
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59 1953-02-21 4 ABOUT 350 people attew a George Washington Birthday Ball arrange m American Association of Malaya at the Seaview H last night. Guests of honour w< re the Governor of Singapore S John Nicoll. the City President Mr. T. P. F. McNeiee and Mrs McNeicc. the59 words
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Article56 1953-02-21 4 MR. A. G. B. Colton been appointed to officiate M Assistant Secretary. Colonial Secretariat, Singapore. i Gazette notification annt.unc. d last night. Mr. E. T. j. Bunnens, asp. will act as Superintetidcn* of Police and Mr. D. If. Cooper, Programme Assistant, will act as English Programme Supervisor, Department56 words
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Article45 1953-02-21 4 SINGAPORE Government has proposed to ]eeat.s t 5.145 square feet of sea-borl bI r elok Blanga to th r Sin,;., pore Harbour Board for < •instructing a ntting out berth The term of th c lease h 99 years and th c tnnuaj rent45 words
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Advertisement119 1953-02-21 4 T t0 wise motorists Change a set of in^W? arking Plu 9 s into y° ur car every .10,000 miles. It will save at least 20% petrol consumption also will result m smooth engine running. You may also renew your AC oil and air filters regularly to prevent engine trouble.119 words
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Advertisement64 1953-02-21 4 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES *K»«oo»#i London Correspondent LONDON, Feb. 20— The tollowirg ore the clos.ng price* of nU*i and tin on London Market today: LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 23 id pof *960 per ton July Scot Three months: £941 Oc!./bZ Hit] cc" £960 M^rket^ L b a 22 d64 words
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Advertisement77 1953-02-21 4 i '••8 trtf 'l*vß Q Ov r Vi 'lriQ 3'*»»ies o»f, it 1 VI 4 Noft h d 5? Phone: 209CS v per? ii v „,«AHINCO CISLE SHIRTS mX%a»> Or W* BEST QOilM SHIRTS wifh snore cf'cfcd 3' lc :es SOIE AGEMOB SINGAPORE $HBI FACTORY LIDOffice: 15/16 Sfctc end showroom77 words
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Article18 1953-02-21 5 Chinese Bid For National Schools I c Fed< 1I I I I H I I I R R:18 words
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Article94 1953-02-21 5 Xl \l lIMI'IK. Kri painter l<> thy (ioviMiiinnu «»j Malaya hi rtatenwnt m tlir Jjnuai> rcpsrl oi ihr oinnn>Mun<M lor I tlxMii that m ipHc of dismil (ondltioiiN ;.i i t h<* I" slates, .4 ruhtvr factory nr.vr li>oh h.tN from one shod94 words
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Article245 1953-02-21 5 THURSDAY CINEMA SHOWS PKNAM.. I ri. Keclah residents who recently tra\e!led down to Penan* to enjoy their week end holid ivs have complained that it was most unfair for nonMnshms to be deprived of cinema shows on Thursday ■iffcta and during Ike day time on245 words
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Article, Illustration59 1953-02-21 5 photo. Geaeral sir Charles K»'i»litlry. Commander m Cklpf, FAREIJ visited the 2!nd Special Air Service Keyhnent at Sungei Besi this week and was shown equipment used by the paratroopers. Sir Charle* and Major General Sir Hugh Storkwell. G.OC Malaya inspect a paratrooper fully equipped (left). Major A Mrdrcsor (back toArmy P.R. - 59 words
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Article31 1953-02-21 5 WOW. Fri Po r i a ill--in the Lpoh District soon ha> c roun< i They are: Bukit Merah, Am- pang, Gunong Rapat and X., i pong R: pat.-31 words
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Article88 1953-02-21 5 MISS Violi Williams, the second member of the Bi sh National Federation ol Women's Institutes to be asked to vUit Malaya, will be p^iti- 1 v concerned \vit:i the; organisational aspects of the' new institutes m Malaya. Miss William^ has been specially selected for her technical88 words
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Article, Illustration265 1953-02-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— For corruptly offering cash and presents to the OCFD, Kawang. to show him favour m connection with the promotion of "chee fan lottery, a former detective, Wong Chee Peng: alias Ah Thiam, was toda\ convicted by Mr. Justice Wilson, at the High Court265 words
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Article84 1953-02-21 5 MALACCA, Fri. Representative! of three Malacca unions engaged In the rubber industry, with a total membership of 9,500, have agreed In principle to amalgamate into one union. They are the Malacca Rubber Estate workers Union. (5.000 members). Alor Gajah Rubber Estate Workers Union (4,000), and84 words
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Article37 1953-02-21 5 IPOH. Fri Bakar bin Mat. 24. from Selangor, was sentenced to three months' imprisonment by Magistrate Che Abdullah bin Ghazally today for stealing a hen from Abdul Wahab on Feb. 12. at Kam-po.-ig Java.37 words
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Article140 1953-02-21 5 KUALA T.UMPI'R. Fri. Hashim bin Abdul Gbani O*). former president of the PenInsuiar Malays Union, who appealed against the conviction and line of $1,500 imposed on him by the President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court for cheating, today withdrew his appeal when it ame up foi140 words
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Article, Illustration22 1953-02-21 5 MR. S. RAJAUOPAL. Vice Prr*ident of the Indian Brotherhood Sports Club, was married m Singapore to Miss. A. Mariyai of Malacca, recently.22 words
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516 1953-02-21 5 RI Rubber Ban Hits Malayan Workers KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Rubber workers m the realise that they might have to change their occupation mi n the near tuture The reason for this is that the Indonesian ban on the rubber trade is affecting smoke houses, rubber packing godowns and crepe manufacturers516 words
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Article, Illustration60 1953-02-21 5 A C.ROI P photograph of the Tamil Adult Education class of 2.t pupils at the Kuantan Tamil School. Mr. M N. Subramaniam Chetiiar. (fourth from left, seated) organized the class m September. Mr. Choi Siew Hong. Secretary of the Kuantan A.X A., is seated on Mr. Cbettfeur't left. Mr. S.60 words
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233 1953-02-21 5 BATI' PAHAT, Fri.— lnter-communal harmony and co-operation, which was the envy of many other places m Malaya and which the Communist enemy could not penetrate, was given as one of the reasons for Batu Pahat's comparative security by the Com-missioner-General. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. when233 words
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Article33 1953-02-21 5 MTAR Fri. Toh Tu.i w,s I $15 by the Muar Ma i trate for gambling ai Bakrj Now Village. One-third of the Hue was ordered to be pai I > t!:" Informer.33 words
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Article102 1953-02-21 5 SEREMBAN, Thui fighi betv ecu a Malay land* owner and a fisherman h;i.» sequel m ihe s. .m !i sh Court :,mhv when the fl man, Kadir bin Abdi R i nan, claimed damages of SU.(Hio from Ismail bin Sarap, the land-owner. Kadir said he was102 words
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Advertisement57 1953-02-21 5 v^N r S You do NOT need to have a whether YOUR Rolex is on large bank balance on which expensive or inexpensive model to draw for the purchase of a you can rest assured that it Rolex wrist-watch. The Rolex has the world-famous Rolex range caters for all pockets,57 words
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Article, Illustration1702 1953-02-21 6 A BLUE-PRINT FOR MALAYAN PROSPERITY Yesterday the writer described how the Gez;ra scheme trans-* formed a desert into a land of plenty. Today the writer suggests a Gexira scheme for Malaya. What the Sudanese It give dotte iK$ .M«i tti if tuts run do #»o j 1 f \OW can1,702 words
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Article729 1953-02-21 6 W lIKN five political luminaries from the Federal .•i rrv ht t r suspiC1 occasion. The air of Mr. Yon« Shook Lm and Mr D. T. Waring came cockuuls! aPOr mCrCly tO S;impl «^!Ste ViiMVr'^'T 1 I<PMt eoim this WCKt mission o n S^SL** liimily and allowances by729 words
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Article973 1953-02-21 6 Sir:— lt may be that there are isolated cases of dishonesty, but the Association denies that dishonesty is widespread or that there is any organised racket operated by tally clerks. It is unfortunate that tally clerks have become the target for blame with regard to the973 words
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Article, Illustration13 1953-02-21 6 "Well! time to let em i*U- I L Any volnupteersl" J13 words
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Article97 1953-02-21 6 U.N. Must Come k NANYANG SIANG i that an An economic block munisi Chii i effective of I deferring I n em E ha d f ci i! son i I c: C 1 m l( Divorce Laws UTUSAN the IT. lirr. Fhe ft their this LJtusai97 words
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Advertisement45 1953-02-21 6 Own %nt§ nt thvsv REFRIGERATORS < Uur Better V more *Bp?*Wj? 5 Convenient I uYT* Ik X Instalment I ■a« r^l -4 Payments j |3 JL.L if 24 I JRJL I Months' 7-^"'gT^ basis I f^ 1 Westtaffhousc I IMpvial 6 BASILE f Hardial Singh c-SoksUJ45 words
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Article, Illustration222 1953-02-21 7 14 Nations Study Strategy For LIN Korea Debate lAITED NATIONS, Feb. 20.— Fourteen of the lti m Korea met for an hour at thej) American ielegatl— yesterday to discuss will follow at the resumed United 1 fciLs General Issembly Session on Tuesday. FT lively learned that a blockade of specificallyReuter - 222 words
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20 1953-02-21 7 lke Urged To 'Think, Think Think Again' h/l/iy MIRROR I I f t I i j 1 "the 1 not20 words
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Article36 1953-02-21 7 MOSCOW, Feb. 20 «l'P) X P. Menon, Indian Ambasto the Soviet Union. d an official i the press I hat he di<*d Koiea with Premier Josel Stalin during their interview on Tut -day night.36 words
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Article447 1953-02-21 7 £123 Million More Than Last Year LONDON, Feb. 20 (Reuter)— Britain announced last night she her defence expenditure this year to the record figure of 1,636,760,000. The Government said that to do more than this would be ror.sk an economic collapse that "would give the Communists447 words
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Article, Illustration38 1953-02-21 7 photo. Premier Mohamed Naguib of Egypt greets the crowd parking th? square before the Cairo Barracks during a "Liberation Rally at which he declared that foreign occupation of Egypt and the Sudan was about to be ended. APAP - 38 words
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Article202 1953-02-21 7 WASHINGTON, Feb. 20, 1 (Reutei) Congressional leaders of both parties reviewed the global military situation with President Eisenhower yesterday and afterwards a Congressman said: "It was a portrayal of a grim picture."' Charles Hallerk, th e Republican leader m the House >f Representatives, told reporters202 words
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144 1953-02-21 7 'Quarantine' Formosa, Bevan Urges BOMBAY. Feb. 20. (Reuter) Mr. Aneurin Bevan, loader of the British Labour Party'? 1. f wing, said here yesterday thai Formosa should be "quarantined" and placed under United Nations trusteeship. Mr. Bevan, r.ow visiting ia I the solution to the Korean problem ay m recoßn-* zA.F.P. - 144 words
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Article72 1953-02-21 7 LONDON. Fib. 20, (Reuter). Members of Parliament will press the Government soon to explain reported diirerenc.es between senior cabinet ministers and military chiefs on whether Britain should leave wartime operational bombing to the United States. Meanwhile. authoritative sources m Washington denied a published report72 words
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Article103 1953-02-21 7 LONDON, Feb. 20 (Renter) The British Army costs every Bnton 4s. 3d. a week, the Air Force 3s. 6d., and the I Navy 2s. 9d. it was officially I stated m the House of Commons yesterday. The figures exclude that part of the expenditureReuter - 103 words
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183 1953-02-21 7 CAPETOWN, Feb. 20 (Reuter)— The South African Senate yesterday passed the Government's Public Safety Bill which entitles the Governor General to proclaim a state of emergency if he finds it necessary m any part of the Union. The vote was 32 to 6. the183 words
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Article97 1953-02-21 7 PARIS. Fob. 20. (UP). Official French sources said yesterday Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek has asked for the repatriation of the sick and infirm among his 25.000-man "lost army* interned m southern Ihdo-China. The Nationalists crossed !n--o Indo-China late m 1949 during the fall of China. Instead97 words
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Article42 1953-02-21 7 LONDON, Fob 20. (Router) —Communist hecklers fought with .lows here last night at a meeting railed to protest against anti-Semi* ism m eastern Europe. The Communists, shouting and interrupting. Hashed with stewards who fought back with fistg and umbrella*.42 words
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Article123 1953-02-21 7 LONDON. Feb. 20, (Reuter) Scientific research has shown that an explosion of 1,000 tons, of ammunition m the naval ammunition depot at Bedenham, Hampshire m July 1950 at first said to be due to sabotage was probably accidental, Mr. James Thomas First Lord of the Admiralty said123 words
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Article238 1953-02-21 7 NEW YORK, Feb. 20. (AP)— Chiang Kai-shek and his Nationalists are the only Chinese force capable of serving as a "spearhead to crack the shell of Communist tyranny," says Henry R. Luce, editor-in-chief of Life magazine. To hope that some "third force" as distinct from238 words
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Article149 1953-02-21 7 Naguib To Lead In Suez Talks CAIRO. Feb. 20, (UP) Premier General Mohammed Naguib will personally head a mixed military-civilian riele- gation to negotiate with Britain on the evacuation of British troops from the Sue/. Canal zone, it was announced '.ast night. The delegation comprises Naguib's right hand man Colonel149 words
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Article48 1953-02-21 7 THE U.S. Ntavy has a spaceman'i suit. K'»od for night even out of this world. It said it has tested Hie weird-iooking autfli which "will allow navy piioi< u> travel m safety m the t-xtreme upper atmosphere or even m outer space. A.P.A.P. - 48 words
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Article37 1953-02-21 7 THF "Red Dean* of antcrbury Dr. Hewlett Johnson, left' London by plane for Montreal last night but said he did not intend to visit the Tinted States because the Fastern world is much more interest- ing- U.P.U.P. - 37 words
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Article34 1953-02-21 7 SIR Percy Spender. Australian Ambassador to the I'mted States, said m \>w Orleans yesterday that the I'mted Nations, despite innate weaknesses remained "mankind's most successful achievement yet m the development of uorld organisation." ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article30 1953-02-21 7 TWENTY-TWO airmen escaped unhurt m Rosewell. New Mexico, when a B-36 caught fire near the end of Its landing roll shortly before midnight Wednesday *n4 bur-^«* to ih« around. A.P.A.P. - 30 words
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Article37 1953-02-21 7 THE door?; Of Abel m Palace, where ex-King Farouk Maccd several oi his famous "Arablan Nights," are to be opined to foreign louristi »nd local citizen*,— at a lee oi' 4-1 per head— A. P.A.P. - 37 words
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Article39 1953-02-21 7 CARLOS. P. Romu'.o. Philippine Ambassador to the United States. s;iid yesterday that American policy m his country during the pa:-,t half-century "has >et the pattern for orderIv liquidation of colonialism In Asia and other parts of the world." A.P.A.P. - 39 words
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Article33 1953-02-21 7 COL. CHIANG Wl I-KIO. son of Generalissfaio Chiang Kai-shek, told Hie press m Honolulu yesterday that the Nationalist forres On Formos.i "arf prepared to attack the Communist mainland on a moment's notice." AFPAFP - 33 words
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Article28 1953-02-21 7 THE Kenya Government announced m the legislature yesterday that 202 people of ;ill races have been killed by Ifau Mau terrorists since the ■Uii oi the emergency. A.P.A.P. - 28 words
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Article88 1953-02-21 7 Molotov Very III— Reoort LONDON. Feb 20, (UP). Deputy Premier Viacheslav Molotov has been seriously ill for some months, a source close to Indian diplomatic circles said yesterday. Molotov. past 67. Is now so ill that he is practically confined to his bed and makes only rare public appearances, the88 words
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100 1953-02-21 7 Floods: Thanks For C 'wealth Aid Offered LONDON. Feb. 20, (Renter) Prime Minister Winston Churchill yesterday moved in the House of Commons a resolution backed by all parties recording deep sympathy with the Netherlands and Belgium and all who suffered in the British flood?. The resolution also offered warm thanks100 words
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Article156 1953-02-21 7 LONDON, Feb. 20. (AD —Field Marshal Lord Alexanier, the Minister of D;!< ■aid last night an Allied drive ip to Korea's narrow waist .vould end the war there. R. t tie cautioned that such an offensive—although limited In its territorial objective would require more divisions156 words
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Article89 1953-02-21 7 WASHINGTON, Feb. 20, (Reuter).— The United States Atomic Energy Commission last night denied Canadian reports that three "cup size" atomic bombs had been dropped recently m tests m Northern Minnesota. Commission officials said flatly th.i the atomic proving ground m Nevada, was the only place m89 words
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Article70 1953-02-21 7 N' lists Seize Burma Town RANGOON, Feb. 20. (AP)— Kuykok, a frontier outpost < n the Sino-Burmcse border h.<s fallen to Chinese National t guerillas, Burma Army Headquarters sources stated yester> day. A trading centre and CU9« toms outpost on the B side of the border, Kyukok is 150 miles70 words
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Advertisement33 1953-02-21 7 I JBtKBt, m me* I M i \Bb, it, EEY WORSTED FLANNEL JACKETS SHORTS FROM $42.00 £#$£&BP!S3fett&ttSi£4Sfeo&ttrv. fir- 7 rl-^Tii nrri ■"■'■frirnr J "''ritfiT^f iftflHUliliiiir^i— I— iMil ->>*Xv. 2*; Wh£ssi^ HB^BS C pP^\^|fflnH^^33 words
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197 1953-02-21 8 I Standard Shipping Reporter j A LARGE number of ships calling at Singapore are acquiring a "New Look" although it means sacrificing beauty for comfort. Yesterday, alongside a Singapore I wharf, two of these "New Look" ships met, when the Ellerman Hall197 words
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Article91 1953-02-21 8 WASHINGTON, Feb. 20, (AP> —The Norwegian Embassy said yesterday that the ships Nidar and Rostro, which were stripped ol Panamanian registry for trading with Communist China are not Nor- 1 ips, A dispatch from Hongkong on Feb. [4 quoted the Panama Consul-Genera Mario Guillen as91 words
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Article46 1953-02-21 8 HONGKONG. Foi) 20 (Reuter-AAP) A French Navy tUf has refloated the Panamanian registered 3^27--ton freighter La Coloflila which went agrou.id on the [ndo-China coast near Tor.rane week ago. Messages received here said he T.a Colorada had been taken to Tourane for re-46 words
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Article98 1953-02-21 8 TOKYO. Feb. 20. (UP). jtont, fo'lowed by the United The number of tankers has S ates arid Norway m that ordoubled In ;he past 13 years der, the Ministry said, due largely to he Korean war T>anmmm T ih«ri a Pv,,, a ?ss r y di v98 words
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Article, Illustration31 1953-02-21 8 THIS Is the "Hew Look" funnel of the City of Birkenhead. with her unsightly nine-foot ex- tension. At left is a simll.»r extension on tht Benmhor. Standard photos. f31 words
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Article90 1953-02-21 8 MANILA, Feb. 20 (AP)— Operations are underway tc salvage the Singapore-bound freighter Anthony, hard and fast on a coral shoal m Balabac Straits between Palawar Island and North Borneo. 'The ship is m critical condition," a spokesman for the Luzon Stevedoring Company said. "Her two90 words
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Advertisement544 1953-02-21 8 fASI REGULAR TRANS- PACIFIC SERVICE Direct Overland San Francisco Lo« Angolct All American A Canadian Cities FOR FULL PARTICULARS OF-DRY CARGO, DEEP TANKS AND PASSENGER BOOKINGS, ITC, APPLY Accntf ANGLO-FRENCH BEND! X SENS LTD. TIL: R I urn pur 311 Spore *****/t P. Sham 295 M:il.nr:i 456 Penang 875 (Jl544 words
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Advertisement177 1953-02-21 8 ROYAL INTEROCEAN LINES Koni,,i.i,L """"■i>" r I1 In tin- Mt mmtt as TiSaS l 3 aMU mar— Hnutu ■miS'l'TlU'S.^V'S r f ,o. JaPa Hons r M ,?S^:^nL22 r S{. t».:!«, l ;t Y ,VTm INUoNi:si «w"iiia'"iffii' 1 Fremantle M »lf«UMycker for Djakarta MALAYA INOONLSI4 .^2l? Mar. n tra.a lianka from177 words
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Advertisement299 1953-02-21 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. K^iilar Sailings to China aod Japan from Singapore Port AL Penang. A is 0 d!rect Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan Dv Spore Due Penang From Sails sails Penang Spore For ••KS.t. s Sf SSsSs Acrepting caTgo f»r Tien(si n and Keclung with Transhipment299 words
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Advertisement684 1953-02-21 8 EASfIiTJCi SAILINGS FROM StAND| NUM MIM •PATAGOJm; for Adtofcu X J Melbournf, Barnl# «fe Syd- *>§ W (not loading local I cargo) mMMHfiiMMM j| iji J -LALANDU* for Bangkok 7«„ n "'M INDIA- for Bangkok 1R rt "1 Melbournt, Sydney (not loading local cargo) 81\t., "ERRIA* (not carrying pas! Ur684 words
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Miscellaneous228 1953-02-21 8 K. P. M. LINES < \ls(» fcMfclM mm lor KLM lil\ C.P.A.) \KKI\ \L> 1)1 ri'REI DrEft«M i Djakaru ivii f| Kaamai tot Bengkalii l*ampM| did Djambi l«-i» »i Pa*>n-Baru Feb. tl V .111 Kit'iiiMiiik from Be I LajiMMigan roi Pontia ik Dell W| Singkawaag i>u. tl Uirlaag t\ 1228 words
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304 1953-02-21 9 RI Determined To Press For Buffer Stocks r B} ARNOLD RRACKMAN landaWi Opcritl Correspondent Feb. i(>. -Indonesia is determined to for tho establishment of a buffer- ,mn new downward slumps m rubber quarters told The Standard today: nMr M is looking forward to support m Malaya and British Borneo. i304 words
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Article6 1953-02-21 9 Produce: Quiet In All Sections DFDFSDFI6 words
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Article73 1953-02-21 9 BWMINCiHAM, Feb. i<>. (Bc«ler) rin;il assembly lines al the Au.slin Motof ks here (aiiir to a "virtual standstill yeatet<ay trbea 300 veUele builders toniinued i (J.u strike Traie I'nion ofii: ia»s pstimatci that 10.000 workers urn- uiV as a result Tbc str'ke >va.s < allcrf by73 words
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100 1953-02-21 9 NEW YORK. Feb. 20 (Re iter)—lndia is making notable pr igrcss m its aim ti» become flfl r'l* m medicinal aiui pharmaceutical products, said i! Wick Maqa/ine m a rovit report from Bombay. The article said 'hat the value of India-produced ntedi* Cil all now100 words
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268 1953-02-21 9 PENANG, Fri.— lmports of Japanese goods into Malaya via Hongkong will help the general public t<» buy things cheaper and will improve business, which is almost at a standstill now. This was the opinion of some Penang merchants who laid they would be able toReuter - 268 words
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Article174 1953-02-21 9 I SINGAPORE Fri. The i Maiayan share market dosed I quiet with a firm undertone m I all sections today, according to 1 the Malayan Sharebrokors" Association. Prices showed small improveme generally. Changed prices were* Ku.rrs Sellers Fed. Disp 2.45 2..0 Eraser and Neave M174 words
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Article66 1953-02-21 9 LONDON*. Feb. 20 (Reuter) —The international agreement on German external debts will 'oe signed m London an Friday, Feb. 27. the British Foreign Oflire announced here. The agreement will give effect nn c i international authority to the recommendations I r the settlement of German66 words
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332 1953-02-21 9 Tu Stondard Market Reporter New York S h k Z °1 $Onle 500 fons of rubbe from better after the weekend holidays with some Amer can and Continental offtake which contributed to a steady advance m prices. y lth Cal332 words
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Article112 1953-02-21 9 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (rents per Ib m Sin a pore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 X S .n spot loose 781 It\ No. 1 K.S.S. 79J 7«j; No. 2 R.s.S. 75 7S| No. 3 R.S.S. 72 7>i Tone Slightly easier after steady. tin SINCJAPOKK, Fri. The price112 words
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Article157 1953-02-21 9 SAN FRANX'ISCO. Feb. 20.1 (UP). The business outlook! for the United States rubber industry is brighter now than at any time since the close of World War 11. a United States rubber company executive declared yesterday. Speaking before a prey* ronference at the157 words
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Article29 1953-02-21 9 A JAPANESE trade miss n will go to Argentina nt t •liomh lo negotiate a contract for U5530,000,000 worth -if trade annually between t..e two nations. APAP - 29 words
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Article36 1953-02-21 9 PUSINn Rubber Tin. Ltd. has declared an Interim dividend of 5 per rent m n pect of the financial year en Fob. 28. 1953, payable v- 28 to sh lera registered dh Feb. 1936 words
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Article, Illustration1239 1953-02-21 10 The Cinema, The Theatre and The ARTS THIS FRENCH FARCE IS DEVASTATINGLY FUNNY "piCANCE— A delirious film. "The Baker of Valorgue" offers Fernandel. the famous French comedian, a role perfectly suited to his exceptional talents. This if French tarce. perhaps not altogether acceptable to the leu open-minded film* goers, dealing1,239 words
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Article, Illustration310 1953-02-21 10 STAR CONTEST No. 3 ALL through this week with the exception of Sunday, The Singapore Standard is presenting the third series of a new content specially designed to interest Malayan film tans. < All you have to do is to collect the pictures and I310 words
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Article315 1953-02-21 10 Rita Del Mar - Rita Del Mar I By Todays QUOTATION: J. "Men are Itorn with two eyes, but with one tongue m order that they should M c twice as much as they say." Colton. SATURDAY FOR EVERYWSK! Those who are sociable, willing to meet people on friendly terms,315 words
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Article557 1953-02-21 11 PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD, Feb. 19, (Reuter).— n di o botted rsf when the third l Test w.th the West Indies opened here today and fr he close they had scored 167 for the loss of fire wickets. When Hoxorc won the toss he had557 words
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Article38 1953-02-21 11 \M» vide rain ff» A itjobed <»ut all maior .cludiM the Btagm. f° rf 011 l t.nai betw€.n k Sport (h,b and f Malaya and -,H>n nrrlaaai Iky 'uA **i* v n i.ords Mi-.n38 words
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Article12 1953-02-21 11 PENANG ANNUAL X-COUNTY RUN I: P. Ass< 'iation I i tte< an12 words
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Article103 1953-02-21 11 THE annual general meeting of the Latiff Wanderers will be held at the residence of Mr. A. Latiff bin Ibrahim at .Talan i Abdvi' Manaa b the Malay Settlement, Singapore, at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Though only a year old. the Wanderers a te;im of Malay hockey103 words
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Article27 1953-02-21 11 LONDON. Ftb. 19. (Reutcr)— Football Results: l^.^z^c Division II: Notts County 1 Luton Town 1 it.i^.:- Ill: Northern: Bark.v r> Halifax Town l. -ii"i-i->rii-i.r\nj>.ru»i '~LrxruXJVu->_r27 words
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Article122 1953-02-21 11 Coronation Tour Contest READERS of the Singapore Standard will «.k««. v Mast Popular Sportsman or ssoVtiw«m2« c U o< 2f the I who uill be honoured as an CJnolSSai TtJS?^ 2! alav i this land to attend the Coronation^ CeremonirJ^ U ve^ f I during May and Jane this tear.122 words
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226 1953-02-21 11 MELBOI'RNE. Feb. 20 (Reuter)— Hironn«hi n 'Flying Fish" Furuhashi said yesterday he "AU PSS really mind" the Victorian SwfmmTng Association's ban on him. I came to Austral™ to Furuhashi who knows only a little English, spoke through an interpreter, a fellow Japanese wool classing226 words
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Article31 1953-02-21 11 .UNITED Sports Club beat RLaiL 6-0 m a friendly soccer match piayed at the P T t ground yesterday. Scorers \\er e George, Sidney and Frank, tup each.31 words
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Article205 1953-02-21 11 Sel CRC Trounce Sentul KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. On the Gurnty Road (*round this evening, the S.C.R C. defeated the Sentul Railways s—o mi n the replay of the Selangor Hockey Association's competition. S.C.R.C. will now meet the Police Depot m the semifinal. Th e Railways did well to ho Id205 words
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Article78 1953-02-21 11 IPOH. Fri.— Following is the draw for the Per.ik Amateur Football Association's inter-school soccer knockout competition for the Hussars Cup: Sultan Idris Training Col- logo. Tan.iong Malim v Tnnj Jong Malim Methodist English School. Kampar ACS v. Ipoh ACS. Ipoh Yuk Choy School vs. ipoh Methodist78 words
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Article55 1953-02-21 11 IPOH Fri.— John Gilfilian. -8. a keen .swimmer and hockey player died here today after a short illness. Gilfilian was interned m the Sim e Road Camp m Singapore during the .lap occupation and when the Emergency started he joined the Ferret Force His funeral took place at55 words
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Article33 1953-02-21 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.-The belangor Club women sprang a surprise by defeating the SC'RC women by 2-0 m the Selangor Women's KO hockey competition. Scorers wore Paddy Howther and Diana SeUers.33 words
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Advertisement38 1953-02-21 11 CORONATION TOUR CONTEST Sponsored By Singapore Standard-Alfred^ CoronaUon Souvenirs j Mr./Mr 8 Mi 8 s (m block letter*) Is the MOST POPULAR Sportsman/Sportswoman of Singapore and the Federation of Malaya. i Unte i i M««* envelope: Coronation Contest38 words
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Advertisement67 1953-02-21 11 NOTICE Malacca W.E.A.O. No. 6 of U»4O. RE K. GOPAL Fitter P.W.D.. Malacca. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a First and Final dividend is intended to be declared m the above matter. All creditors must prove their claims by the 11th day of March, 195'A. otherwise they will be excluded67 words
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Advertisement599 1953-02-21 11 SITUATIONS VACAM 1 "statistical clerk, c; 11, fisheries Department Sii pore. Salary «cale: (liale< S7f JA 90/B/102-«A-144/B/l>»; I2A 90-6A-138/B/150-6A 216 pm Pius C.O.L. and Singapore A?lowances. ToUl emolument., at IffS^ ran 8« from an in.tial o f *i^b <5 p.m. \srith annual increments to $390 p m. for male and599 words
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Advertisement512 1953-02-21 11 NOTICES THE PENANG TURF CLUB SPRING MEETING, IJC>3. Wednesday, 11th March. V.m. Saturday. 14th March! 1951 ENTRIES r'o.^e at 12 OVorlc r™rVvm edn€Sda7 Mth Ffeb Application Listl for SI T BSCRIBING MEMBERS for m,; Hnancinl Year Ist SEPTEMBER. 1952 to 31st AUGUST. 1 iHo.i a k> now onen ™AL SUBSCRIPTION'S512 words
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Miscellaneous145 1953-02-21 11 >\juUff 2 -> Bur I L9I T orMW L nose an' mam happiness J Md; ■*S^ N K-NEVAH MINO'H'K.SS.rr HAND- WHAT k DEPENDS CX VO'- I \A C**- sJLcJ V\» <::^ir^ J X> «>iW^P^'^ i. -"^^*^^^B^k_ fOA TW£ G'ttL. WHO G/^eS MSH GOOSSy I^' v.,: v P T THAT BLACK145 words
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Article, Illustration1688 1953-02-21 12 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD By MAIN interest m today's races at Bukit Timah, opening day of the Singapore Turf Club's February meeting, is the main sprint event for class 3 division 1 horses over six furlongs (Race 7). This is a most intriguing affair as no1,688 words
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Article177 1953-02-21 12 Windsor Lad Gay Reveller Gooduood APPLAUSE THE MINX. SAPPOII t The Minx Applause Get rung Star Bramhall Flyer Best Tip Applause HILLTOWN HILL TOWN KIDORA Seal Prince Jacobin H til Town Landseer Landseer Landsrer G. GALLOWAY O. GALLOWAY G. CALLOW AY Above All Flower Harvest Above All Miss177 words
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Article570 1953-02-21 12 OLYMPIC, a four-year-old Ocean Swell gelding, should win the main race for class Z division 1 horses over the mile (race 6). Although he did not accept his engagements at Kuala Lumpur his track work has been so impressive that it will be570 words
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Article128 1953-02-21 12 In KING CROW FOR RACE KING CRo* H 2? V 11 I hand m Ui 8 H ■ft C ■Si if I 0" He 1 1 I E lee J I R ACE TEN I 1 Thil is v V sinre his runau-i* I las 1, to tins c iir-T128 words
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Miscellaneous1615 1953-02-21 12 RACE is 2 .00 p.m.- Class 3, Div. 4—6 Furs. 1. 809 Brand. .11 Flyer 8y g.13 Mr Mrs. C. J. Longmore Hobbj ....•->:* 'U""?^ 240 The Minx 4y 8.1*5 i V.kara Hu Stable"- S ed ,?>«,.V 7 n£2m\ I. Gambar China 4y 8.11 Mr. Mrs. We e Eng Chye1,615 words
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