Singapore Standard, 23 March 1953
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Title Section9 1953-03-23 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD a»*js SINGAPORE, MARCH 23, 1953. SIXTEEN PAGES.9 words
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241 1953-03-23 1 Reds Capture Former S'pore News Chief Mar. 22.— The United States was to approach Britain to use her id set C 'iiina to release two Amerian American sea captain taken 42-fl vacht Kert near here yesM .irined junk. t in Washington has ordered .can Consul-General at to obtainj the releaseAP; UP - 241 words
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199 1953-03-23 1 Perak's *****31 Wins The $400,000 prte ipriies i draw held I won No gganu thi i each Penang a 000. -IUO.OIIO i UtjO.UOO) THIRD PRIZES: (three of $50,006 each) Nos. *****26, *****65, *****66. FOURTH PRIZES: (Six of $20,000 each): *****10, *****48, *****20, *****45, *****89, *****37. FIFTH PRIZE: (1? ai SlO.OOO199 words
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Article278 1953-03-23 1 Standard Staff Reporter JOIIORE BAHRU, Sun.— The people of Senai, described as some of the most "ardent" bandit supporters in Johore State today, were Riven a month s option to behave themselves or they would be punished severely. About 2.000 villagers out of a278 words
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Article30 1953-03-23 1 NATIONALIST Defence Ministry spokesman Chang Siting denied reports that General Li Mi is dead, but informed sources said that he suffered another brain haemorrhage Thursday night.- AFPAFP - 30 words
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Article, Illustration17 1953-03-23 1 •photo. MAJtCARETSE JORGENSEN, \Q-year-oJd Damsn aanLer aAcHRISTISE' DVRY, French actress, tuo o Farouk's new friends.— A. P.A.P. - 17 words
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Article29 1953-03-23 1 QUEEN Mary. (80). suffering from gastric trouble for a month, had a "less restful day" it was stated last nignt at Marlborough House, her London home.- UPUP - 29 words
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Article15 1953-03-23 1 COMMUNIST rebels In a surprise attack looted I c'°\ernment armoury near Akyab ReuterReuter - 15 words
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Article, Illustration39 1953-03-23 1 photo. DOUBLE ENTHUSIAST: Who says postpone the strike? One fIH, twice as enthusiastic as the olher s at yesterday's meeting of the Singapore Union of Post and Telegraph Workers' raised both hands. RESULT: You net your mail today. StandardStandard - 39 words
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Article397 1953-03-23 1 Govt Given. 2 Weeks To Fix Arbitration MORE than 500 clerks of the Singapore Postal and Telecommunications department, who were due to stop work today, have called off their strike for a fortnight. During this period, they will seek to have their wage dispute with the Colony397 words
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216 1953-03-23 1 A MOVE to unite more than 30.000 civilian workers of the War Department in Singapore under one trade union, was started yesterday by the Army Civil Services Union at its annual delegates conference. The ACSU conference adopted in principle, a resolution calling216 words
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Article20 1953-03-23 1 GEN. Mark Clark arrived in Hanoi yesterday to visit Franco Vietnamese forces fightir.^ C wnmuniit-led rebels. i20 words
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Article22 1953-03-23 1 AXDRF.I VYSHINSKY, chief Russian delegate to the United Nations, is New York bound In the liner Queen Mary.- APAP - 22 words
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Article20 1953-03-23 1 Re d Designer Dies THK r «jp Soviet aviation motor designer. Lieut-Gen. Aixadii Dmurievich Shvetsov. died on Mar. 19- APAP - 20 words
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Article218 1953-03-23 1 ANOTHER step towards the formation of the Nanyang I niversity was undertaken by its sponsors yesterday, when they visited the proposed site in Jurong. They have decided to start work on the first 100 of the 500 acres, donated by the Hokkien Hui Kwan. Accompanied218 words
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Article136 1953-03-23 1 -SAYS ADLAI; e HONGKONG, Mar. 22 '(Reutci-AAP)— Mr Adlai Stevenson. Democratic candidate in the last U.S. presideni tial election, said on his arrival here today from Formosa that "we must not change our; 1 policy in the Far East on accidents of death." H136 words
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Article261 1953-03-23 1 ROME. March 22 <UP>-Ex-Queen Narriman of t.gyp* walked out on former Kinff. Farouk only nine days a^o but the number of other .womea'linkrd with Farouk since then was nearri* baby harem proportions tonight. Two new flrls— a Viennese blonde and an American brunette— were addtd261 words
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Article241 1953-03-23 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE Captain of the Wiima, the Finnish tanker, now in Singapore harbour may have his dilemma solved as there is a possibility of the ship s cargo of jet fuel being sold. A United Press cable from Washington yesterday quoted reliable sources241 words
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Article47 1953-03-23 1 THE United States Government yesterday seized in San Fancisco the 10,296-ton tanker Jeanny of the North American Shipping and Trading Company, again on grounds that the ship had been fraudulently registered "by alien interests. The day before the 10,195-ton t.mkrr Seven Seas was seized.47 words
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Article109 1953-03-23 1 Late News Fijians Bag Four More FOUR terrorists were killed bv No. 4 Platoon of 'B' Company, First Fijian Infantry Regiment, in the Yong Peng area of Johore yesterday. Two rifles, one shot gun, one pistol, a hand grenade and ammunition were recovered. His Excellency the High Commissioner. General Sir109 words
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77 1953-03-23 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— V patrol of the 7th Federal .lungle Company in ambush positions killed one terrorist ami wounded another in Kuantan this morning. The wounded terrorist escaped. In the follow up operations yesterday, a patrol of the 101 li Federal Jungle Company killed77 words
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Advertisement46 1953-03-23 1 NO HONGI PALM TREE WASHING SOAP •G**t& ok the, k*nd* and ctoCA* And k> econtmuaU to* HO HOM6 SOAP FACTORY LTD Chuua $t s *OM i Til jgn -io.i' A. m Uiiii I 1 1' j^lTijT' t Jj[ußSOw' l smeHs--fr-co u»^ I I I lllllillllllllllmiiiHiTuniiuiiilliuuHiiiuiHHiiiiiiiii., •UllllillllllilUU46 words
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Article86 1953-03-23 2 Till: following office-bearers tlie Anny Civil Service l^mon. Singapore, for 1U53 President: Mr. S T V T ingam (re-elected I Vice-Prcsi- j dents: Mr. Chew .Seng (reelected) and Mr. D. Stephen,. Treasurer: Mr. Wong Fook Lin (re-elected): Am? Tr ta surer: Mr Ho Thian Chor (rented); Auditor.:86 words
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Article143 1953-03-23 2 r.iF MEMBERS of the W.i-rant Otticers and Serpants Mess of the CHQ at Ta :'in have invited the staiT *r»H students of the Uaiver* kity of Malaya to a social evening at their ir.ess on Apr. 11, at 8.3C p.m. s/,j?e.s the mess tecreUnr, Mr143 words
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196 1953-03-23 2 REPRESENTATIVES of the Malaya. Brick Workers' Union and the management of the Malaya Brick Works will meet at the Singapore Labour Department tomorrow in an attempt to settle the dispute on the question of reinstatement of some dismissed workers. The union maintains that the196 words
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Article, Illustration26 1953-03-23 2 photo. Here on a friencVy visit, the editor of the Austra han Associate] Presa, Mr Duncan Hooper arrived in Singapore yesterday hy air from Jakarta. StandardStandard - 26 words
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Article37 1953-03-23 2 Tne Egyptian Government will ho!p to provide two outstanding religious tearhers for the Malay College, said Dato Syed Ibrahim Al.«agoff at a meeting held in the premises ot the Singapore Muslim Advisory Board, yesterday.37 words
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Article56 1953-03-23 2 THE Frem-h liner Tahition. which docked in Singapore I yesterday morning on her return maiden voyafic from InckiChina to France, carried French veteran servicemen on ooard They were 169 airmen and soldiers who were on th^ir t way back to Marseilles. The liner a!so carried56 words
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Article, Illustration35 1953-03-23 2 photo. THE team of sponsors of the proposed Nanyang University and architects referring: to a map, during their inspection of the proposed site for the University in Jurong Road. Singapore, yesterday.— StandardStandard - 35 words
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Article189 1953-03-23 2 Mr Yap said, 'The principle of providing O \v cost housing for City Council employees ii right and I believe the Council should do all i^ cn n to assist the present housing shortage and promote ownership of houses." nrJ e C u nril made189 words
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Article59 1953-03-23 2 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun The Malayan Mathematical Society's exhibition opened jnere today at the Victoria Institution Hall. The exhibition, which formed part of the Society's Singapore symposium last January 1 be to l urin g the Federation row here until tomor The Society was founded59 words
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Article17 1953-03-23 2 Mudents Union will meet Sir Alexander Carr Satmder s at a ■ia party tomorrow evening.17 words
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Article232 1953-03-23 2 'LSffiS 1 doi i e iast w^ k U the Malayan share marketJ! n N Ustr^ ls: Consolidated Vin F V er °J d v? 3s and 2 25. 9d t i^cr and \eave $2.45 to $2 n cum div.. Federal DiaMnsarv txdiv Hongkong Bank (C-)!o Tins:232 words
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Article, Illustration61 1953-03-23 2 Get-Together For Malay Film Personnel ftliff Itudfoi manager Ot the Ba «J M^Ho'Vh 1 I ncti was Krr s r hna? O dlre^ a^"^ nto^ was eagerly looking forward to seeing the new film lorwara mong the guests at the party were members of the S2 g n fllm unit61 words
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238 1953-03-23 2 Modern Safety Devices For Machine Workers ALL machine workers in the Federation can now be assured of modern amenities, such as first-aid equipment, good lighting and ventilation, and the use of protective nothing and safety appliances on premises where they are employed. These amenities are provided Jt>r in tne new238 words
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323 1953-03-23 2 Keep Nat'I Interest Forefront Sopiee Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sun.— The need for i. M national interests in the forefront and releo? ♦ing party and personal interests to t he b»!fc" rC l^!- 0 ei V' )h i «i'»y *»e chairman of tt tion and other groups «.i ht CrSTto323 words
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Article191 1953-03-23 2 Grand Fair For YMCA Jubilee I ARRANGEMENTS are being Christian Association, Singapore t o hold grand Go Jubilee and Coronation Pair at the Association's ffrounds on May 29 and 30. It will be under the direction of Mr. Brie Wee. president of the Singapore Youth CounA Q ™CA official tod191 words
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Article46 1953-03-23 2 Perak UMNO Discusses Elections U.AI. O 1 1 ions i I the nei ■UK. comn fl aav ses Con:. II I j s one f Si; 1 r I draw up j visit i M i b State I ins lans I pS B deru, 146 words
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Article20 1953-03-23 2 Britain Thanks Singapore Fund '"N p> ples ol our Jr !I *K Adds th.. 8 ll^«.v I hn> H i20 words
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Advertisement27 1953-03-23 2 -Jy Ef nOBIMHOOD "RoadsUr"uoMy $125.00 each aA dunng Sol. Tim. 5 99.75 (nelt) BOBINHOOD Sportsu.ually $130.00 each during Sal. Time £1414 C Green $4.00 extra **W*,75 (nelt)27 words
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Advertisement110 1953-03-23 2 Since 1043 BS?^& Blood K^l E AFTER CHILDBIRTH made experiment.-? ".S'errrr i convalescence after severe operalio' ie tMJ ?/ier childbirth, and in chtorc t^omen, aZu-ajys ipttlt excellent rttult* anct does not in anyway disturb the Prof. TAUFFER 'rofetsor of Gynaecology ot the Univcrv'y of Budopcsf. Kiainable everywhere from all Liquoi110 words
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Article, Illustration48 1953-03-23 3 PAGEANT ON LIFE OF ST. FRANCIS XAVIER hs jnt celebrating the fourth anniFrancis Xav ier was staged at St. Paul's P.ct-jre shows school children watchold Portuguese dance. A GENERAL view of the pageant held at St. Paul's Hill, Malacca, at night. Special lighting was installed for the occasion.48 words
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Article, Illustration342 1953-03-23 3 MALACCA. Sun. With the grass lor a 'floor and the sky for a roof. '.000 devotees stood within the ruins of a church built by D'Alburque in the 15th century, to receive the Papal blessing from the Apostolic Internuncio. Archbishop De Jonghe D'Ardoye342 words
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Article, Illustration117 1953-03-23 3 WILLIAM Fabian Mosbergen, a well-known 81-year-old Singapore Eurasian died yesterday at his home. An old boy of St. Josephs Institution, he was awarded the Bene Merenti award in 1936 by Pope Pius XI for outstanding services rendered to the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, Singapore. He was made117 words
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Article57 1953-03-23 3 v% mm W* TWO stout-hearted Englishwomen, Misses Ruth Verhurst and Olive Fynney. ot me Overseas Missionary Fellowship are helping 1.000 families ia th« Pandamaram Besetti©- ment Camp near Port Swettenham, to settle down to a new way of life. Their little wooden cottage stands57 words
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140 1953-03-23 3 IPOH, Sun.— Mr. Lam Heng Cheung, who has served 28 years with the Standard Vacuum Oil Company in Ipoh was presented with a certificate signed by the directors of the company for "Exemplary Service." The presentation was made by Mr. M. G. Beatty, branch140 words
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Article58 1953-03-23 3 THE Teachers' Training Cot* lege, Singapore, will be representted by six delegates at the Pan-Malayan Student Federation conference, which begin* its four-day session at *.ho University of Malaya today. The following are the delegates: Mr. A. Neysadurai, Mr. Stephen Samuel, Miss Tan Joo Leng, Mr. S. Kulasingam, Incha58 words
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Advertisement107 1953-03-23 3 WHEINZ<| > MAYONNAISE < (uMIFOftM FLAVOR \M <^^^ K <CP ti^r mayonnaise"— specify. ::fl gf > Hf.nz Mayonnaise and know V *A you rt getting the best. Al- I wa\s pure, always smoother textured with exactly the piquant flavor you want for t^grr 7^ salads and other foods, I Heinz107 words
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Advertisement30 1953-03-23 3 $*4*4* »a V A l/ ft 4* h* *i* *i* FOR THAT Hoi|ai feast ELEPHANT COOKING OIL HO HONG OIL MILLS (1931) LTD. 65, CHULIA ST., SIHGAPOM-1. TILt 5911-59U. J30 words
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Article102 1953-03-23 4 WHAT IS Hell really like? J lc audience at the Victoria Theatre were able to hear BHaw*s unusual conception of at when the Singapore Arts 2!!?S pr sen ied the first of e e k r efi! a^» Don j r» Peter Wis e read 'the102 words
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Article162 1953-03-23 4 THE Egyptian Government Will provide two outstanding rt'linums teachers for the proposed Malay College, said Dato Ibrahim AlsagofT yesterday at a mooting at the Singapore Muslim Advisory Board promises. This meeting was called to form a Fund Commiteee to raise money in Singapore for the Malay College.162 words
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169 1953-03-23 4 'SUPPORT MCA. EDN. PLAN' TEACHERS URGED Kl ALA LUMPUR, Sun-Mr. Lim Lian Giok chairman of the Chinese Teachers' Association here urges teachers in the Federation to give up nettv differences in support of Sir Chen*-lock Tan and the M.C.A. Chinese Education Central Committee, especially during: this critical period when Chinese169 words
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Article77 1953-03-23 4 KATONG Park was the scene of two armed robberies during the week end, Singapore Police stated last night. Two couples were robbed of a total of $1,120 in cash and jewellery. On Friday night, three Chinese armed with knives robbed a couple of a gold ring, a77 words
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Article, Illustration114 1953-03-23 4 i SPONSORS of the I Hanyang University exi pressed a keen desire to meet and discuss their project with Sir Alexander Carr-Saundcrs, father of the Malayan University who is in Singapore, before he leaves for Hongkong. This was stated at a dinner given by Mr. Tan Lark Sye to theStandard - 114 words
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Article24 1953-03-23 4 NINE teachers from ihe Tanjong Rhu Boy's Afternojn School went to the Singapore Blood Transfusion Office to donate their blood last week.24 words
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Article33 1953-03-23 4 FOUR bishops and abo.n 4.5 priests attended a luncheon given by the Bishop of Malacca. Mgr. Olcomendy in commemoration of the four'h centenary of the arrival D St. Francis Xavier, in Malacca.33 words
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321 1953-03-23 4 Luxury Hotel For Oil Men In Borneo Ready Soon HOLIDAY spot de luxe will be ready for British Malayan Petroleum Company personnel in the new transit hotel now nearing completion on the fringe «t Labuan airfield, in Borneo. Designed by a Chinese architect from Hongkong, the new building is distinctly321 words
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Article, Illustration96 1953-03-23 4 nu S b IN Th AP RE;s UXtst y° ut »> Club h.M Ie^ ndra YOU held its inaugural meeting at Prince Philin Av T^«« o. Saturday night The club, which has 150 K«ris, was formed esneciai 'y for the youth Ui ihe do president: "The club I, T gectedStandard - 96 words
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Article149 1953-03-23 4 I REQUESTS to Government to grant or guarantee loans to the Singapore Government pincers Co-operative Housing Society will b e fully explored by the Federation of Unions of Government Employees at a meeting to b e held today. Many member unions of this Federation are of149 words
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Article200 1953-03-23 4 FLOWER SHOW PENANG, San— Mr. R.P. Bm*ham, the Resident Commissioner, paid a tribute to the women of Penang's kam pongs for their "magnificent exhibition" of vegetables when he opened a Flower Show staged by the Penang Gardening Society at the Penang Turf Club today. i But Mr.200 words
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Article151 1953-03-23 4 MEMBERS of the Singapore Oov ernment Administrative and Clerical Services Union last night warned the Joint Council of Action representing 23 Government Trade Unions and Associations that there will be serious repurcussions if it boycotted the Union. The Council warned the Union, on Saturday, because of151 words
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Article548 1953-03-23 4 afja;fjafaf Research Unit Given T Q <l'\ L ANEW Rescorch Unit to find out more objective information on the social strains which might be obstructing an entirely united and ever-progressing Malaya, is now in the course of being set up at the University of Malaya in548 words
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Article20 1953-03-23 4 Tamil Assn. To Get A Building to I Jagan.r.h.,. Samuel, v C S Naga Alar: ham; G. nathan; K Nottan20 words
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Article23 1953-03-23 4 ipo:i. s n.— I sports I Hen '4. First J I ?T On<: I MISS I married in Ii I I23 words
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Advertisement69 1953-03-23 4 B^^^^ /I Bf Bvß flEi£<3 ■K^e w^ 5rS?& xj A B C D M M v fjhef No2xk Ho|dcrs Pumps with Mechanical HydrouUc ll> t^ l 1 ond Pneumatic Governors ond Fu^* u 3^ f tflUI |«i^ pin l€ T VPe l§l|||lßF Mul^ Cylinder Flange Nozik. Fif l in Pumps—69 words
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Miscellaneous65 1953-03-23 4 Singapore m&^ ajarsi, 11 c p a^ DAIRY T^ U hll H ren; 5 -3° Tea Dance VMCA ACTlvmrZ Meeting of l^^^V^A^.^ ~^»"STC7rart3i TIDES AND TIMES C J"*O'V, Sorrowful Glorj. n S '?™*f O E: 3 •■<»-• 10 R "u%^. her<i! o-^' S. m 6is. WEATHER REPORT •fer^ s m.65 words
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Article, Illustration262 1953-03-23 5 •lure published on this pa***. The Standard will i u >»d >our pictures to 'Speaking; of Pictures ••Uiidurd. 128. Robinson Road, Singapore 1. Mure m.ist be accompanied by a completed form 1"t pa*e4 on the back of the entry. Hil St «»PH and self -add rested envelope262 words
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Advertisement35 1953-03-23 5 i,, r v»ur PHOTO COMPETITION use the World Famous Agfa film 120, 620, 127 35 mm. New Tropical Packing and Emulsion. I J TITHES' DENTAL PHOTO SUPPLY. LTD. 35S£»§|3 +*sf*♦ J» ffl IB ft SI35 words
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Article838 1953-03-23 6 A WELCOME precedent was set in the Federal Legislative Council Ja^t week when on eight-hour debate followed an address by the Hic;h Commissioner, den. Sir Gerald Templer. A n cord number of 41 Councillors tpoke freely on the pointl railed by Sir Gerald and while everyone rightly praised838 words
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1305 1953-03-23 6 Charles Gamha - THE MALAYS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Charles Gamha »u DU RING the eighteenseventies, a little over half a century after Rallies' Singapore venture, England decided to introduce "a more progressive and realistic poliry" in dealing with the Malayan States. Malaya came under the paternal care of the Colonial Office. Tin mining began1,305 words
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Article, Illustration9 1953-03-23 6 description of the car— not the driver."9 words
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325 1953-03-23 6 Sir: —In all progressive countries the system of Fa nily Allowances paid by the State has been adopted. They arose out of the economic conditions arising out of the first World War. Fiance and Belgium, I believe, wore the first countries to pay325 words
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133 1953-03-23 6 Sir: I am staggered at the incredible stupidity of "Filman" whose answi r to Mr. Alex Josey*s excellent article completely missed the point. It is saci. indeed to think that Filman probably represents the majority of filmgoers in this country. whose cultural taste rises no higher133 words
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Letter303 1953-03-23 6 Sir: Charge Engineers are required for our Power Station and we find- that the qualification required by our City Council is a Graduate Member of the Institute of Mechanical Engineers or a Higher National Certificate. Here in Malaya we have a number of local born Marine engineers303 words
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Letter61 1953-03-23 6 Sir;—The statement issued by the President Town Council Johore Bahru sometime ago in your co.umn denying the delay in consideration of plans submitted to the Town Board Johore Bahru was very impressive. However. I wonder why a p^an submitted over three months ago has not yet been approved61 words
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Letter224 1953-03-23 6 Sir; I am to refer to the paragraph which appeared e Sin g a P<>re Standard dated 16th October 1952 and which reads at follows A panel of private practitioners here have volunteered to ease ihe acute shortage of doctors in the government District Hospital.224 words
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Letter262 1953-03-23 6 Sir. If Government's persistent refusal to recognise the joint negotiations of the Postal and General Clerical Service unions over their salary scales and its colossal blunder in deviating from the principles of fair play and justice in awarding discriminating emoluments in the Pan-Malayan Postal Services262 words
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Letter263 1953-03-23 6 Sir?— The following points are noteworthy arising out of Government's attitude towards our strike action 1. The Government has all along endeavoured to assume the ro*e of referee by side-tracking the issue and setting different parties against us in turns, namely the G.C.S. and then the263 words
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164 1953-03-23 6 Sir: All right-thinking people must agree with the Hon'ble Mr. John Laycock when he said at the last Legco meeting apropos family pay, that a man should be paid for the work he does in the office, not for what he does in the bedroom164 words
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Advertisement141 1953-03-23 6 Singapore: tic;™ standard INDFPFNDFNI M<»RNINC] NEWSPAI'K'R HEAD OFFICE 128, Robinson Rood, Singapore. t Telephone Not: *****—***** b Tetegroph Address: TIGERNEWS. Singapore. BRANCH OFFICES LONDON Room 222, The T :me« Building, Printing House Square, London, E.C. 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PEKANG 45, Sulton Street, 83 Cowan Street, 8, Lei'h Street, Telephone141 words
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Advertisement104 1953-03-23 6 mThv fait < P f th<> Wwhl^ s j m L j IMiiV Miss h! I EXCLUSIVE OFFER!! j ;j Th* Mm* JVmmm in P**"* Pmnwlm Mini Sh**4m n< lt<* k S ii**t{i*tti M*rirvs. q Pequot Percale White Sheets H pir 1 T.200 72" x 108" v )0 pl r104 words
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Title Section24 1953-03-23 1 YOUTH P V A WEEK^ NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED BY THE SINGAPORE STANDARD FOR MALAYAN YOUTH p«»™ IV YOUTH MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1953. 4 PAGES FREE24 words
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1493 1953-03-23 1 A LOVE OF MUSIC A DESIRE TO STUDY, AND BLINDNESS GETS ONE INTO THIS SCHOOL Based on the Alphabet for the blind, developed more than a century ago by Louis Braille, notation to be read by touch makes it possible tor the sightless to learn both instrumental and vocal music1,493 words
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Article213 1953-03-23 1 IN V«W (on- ««'K hrouulit in '•»»r..s Iron. HI uxrr the 1 ;«ry »nc of those JV* I'mmt molar l> .'"'""■..M1.,,,. aJ| l-i.iurv However. rn Ittwtiil sis eirortH ""-"i,. r ,t,.M». and |v win reeetM m. o of llea m aa pat be 1 HU up213 words
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Article, Illustration1485 1953-03-23 1 FRANCIS BOEY - FRANCIS BOEY By TN ATHLETICS, one of the most complicated events that takes the longest time to master is the pole vault, calling: as it does for a thorough knowledge of a terhnique which determines the height a v milter is able to clear. The1,485 words
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Miscellaneous103 1953-03-23 1 V XXXXXXXX X^ Xj^ xaxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > x V\\\\\\VH\\V\\\\^ j Traffic Btock (Head)! j I/ N I |He knocked m*c +u/.ce\ fj&JS u\s H *_f 1 70S bur rie would) I I _v^^ v? H rt?T^a^ l s^'___RC <■ I J^c^y/ I ruvmmg A* 1 1 TH **U£ 1^\ ___f n103 words
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Article45 1953-03-23 2 pUT one of these foods in each empty space and h< 'p six boys- and girls to 1. Ben In pie 2 art rice rl corn 4 el i r v Be:.' stew 6. ire jam ».U*frf 9 y. 'i-" 3..v r Dfuag45 words
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Article, Illustration557 1953-03-23 2 PAUL S. MARKANDAN - PAUL S. MARKANDAN By O N E of the oldest towns in Malaya is the peaceful town of Taiping, tucked away in Northern Perak. Come years ago, Taiplng w.ns th e capital of the State of Perak. In testimony to it? past Stand the557 words
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Article623 1953-03-23 2 HOW TO MAKE THEM LISTEN THERE are two phases to any speech: (a) the preparation (b) the speech proper. Here below you will find the chief thfnus to watch out for in both phases. 1. In writing a speech, grammar is important. Nothing can weaken a point or raise laughter623 words
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Article, Illustration405 1953-03-23 2 GREAT PEOPLE OF YESTERDAY (1707- 1778) Cm^kSFASmiA Sw S d h botanist was born at v < Kashult, Smaland. and died at Uppsala Son of a clergyman, he was intended for the church but hi s leaning towards botany led to his being given the charge of405 words
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Article1035 1953-03-23 2 i^^-^__xS^S!_^i He Does Then There's Something Wrong With Him! 'CMACK! Smack. Smack. Ton fool, take tnat— give me another ruler. Smack, smack, smack! That's right, go on cry. I'll teach you. Smack, smack, smack. Go home and tell your mother if you dare. See what1,035 words
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Article410 1953-03-23 2 OXE evening, as usual I went out for a walk. It was a fine evening. A gentle breeze was blowing and as the weather was a little r*ool, I went on and on and tound myself in Orange Road. The sweet smelling flowers from the trees attracted410 words
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Advertisement109 1953-03-23 2 V> JOWfGHT Smil. into >% J*" y° ur mirror take a rood \^?f r X took at > OUf Ic You'll be thrilled with th c 1^ difference Pep.odent makes to your mgi^^T^ > w llt 1 ln Just one week your teeth fh PcpacSeni r °D o dbj jteaaM109 words
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Advertisement42 1953-03-23 2 Only One Use "PHE head i s to think A with," said the kindergarten teacher. "The feet are to walk with and run. Now can anyone tell me what we use our hands for°" "They're just to keep clean," said little Henry.42 words
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Advertisement175 1953-03-23 2 Chinese history a glimpse of Wines* HUA MU LAM t&\ AH WARRIOR MAID h^JtM** OF CHINA CLr^ilif/ HUA MU LAN wos o ,oun 9 f '(\P ?*®%'i girl living quictSy ot home \Q/ when her father wos conscript- f.\f w^. /jFjj ll ed fot the army. Knowing he I! W175 words
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Miscellaneous138 1953-03-23 2 across 44X7 Iff t&TTL— Crossword >-ZZ P 2— Lamprey 9 Resort 3 Sowing 12-Observe l 4 I* It It k' I ff 0 1,, H tjfiS^ 13— Worship a I 5 uss 14-Young boy I 1 3 1 a 1 g-Mans nickname g-grjw up ecu, in 6athcr Mz'jT \tt&SKg*m 3138 words
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Article, Illustration670 1953-03-23 3 IDA SMITH - IDA SMITH By rrURED hcrc are baby Co1 I larcd Lixards whose black end bright coloured col |ors nlflkc them the handcS o f t hc lixord family. $OThc5C0 Thc5C particular lixards are inns ond they are being dby ON670 words
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Article, Illustration533 1953-03-23 3 ASIANS CALL ASIA THROUGH B.B.C. CLUB 'MEETINGS' THE British Broadcast--1 ing Cor p o r ation -Asian Club' is an exclusive set-up in that its -membership" is restricted to people in London who come from South-East Asia and the Far East. Its members pay no subscription or entrance fee. It533 words
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Article254 1953-03-23 3 TN the vear 1810 when a 1 man" wanted to tarry eoods acres <br Ameruan p ins he hud to use wagons drawn by either mules or X Dr Josiali C.rrsg found he was so wra', that he could hanllv mount a horse and rta254 words
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Article, Illustration53 1953-03-23 3 Four Win ni ng Smiles VICTORY smiles from the relay team of the St. Margaret's School who won the Inter-School Relay at the Teachers' Training College Swimming i.i held recently at the Chinese Swimning Club, Singapore. The uirls (1. to r.) are Leslie AHrn, Sandra Main, Lau Meu Kng and53 words
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Advertisement90 1953-03-23 3 Woodchester Park School. NympsHeld, stonchoiiHf, tiloiicevterHhlre. Fnxland. A few vacancies available In a Select Kesidentlal School. Preparation for General Cerllii< it<- of Education, Inlverxirr Knt ranee. Professional i:\amlnations. l^aboratory and Workshop facilities. Moderate Fees. Admission any time throughout the year. Particulars from the Principal I wQ%& r M FOR AS90 words
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Article97 1953-03-23 4 Quick Quiz 1. AuriLat./rhr was (a) a great Persian poet (Ih a yoiri (c) t'i,. name of a lake (d) a Mo»nl emperor? A. The Liflel Tower in Paris is (a) 100 feet hitjh <b> a iMil e hinh (c) 523 feet high (d) <>X."> feet hi«h? 1. Famous for97 words
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Article391 1953-03-23 4 The Story So Far I* WILSON, a young apprentice, hit initwd his lirjt .ship, a tanker, the 1 PORT OF SPAIN on Far E'K'eni service. Trouble breaks nut and Bill suspects d,r;y work 'hen Ui* ship is fired o)f B<> >>ay «> ■</ the cargo tampered t ith391 words
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Article137 1953-03-23 4 29 OIL BURNS QUICKLY The ido.i persisted 'til Bill could stand it no longer. Slipping out of the saloon like a culprit, he passed Jennings who was on his way in. LIKE a rt.ish Bill was along the corridor. Pausing for a split second to make sure there was no-one137 words
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Article588 1953-03-23 4 A I Its LOW had fallen ill suddenly .ind Mr low hurriedly brought in l>r. Shen. the only dot tor availible. and a vet y rt€Cßi graduate. While the ißXton liusImu.l was flutterins about outside his wife's room. l>i Shaft head suddenly popped out and said.588 words
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723 1953-03-23 4 VOYAGER - Greece Country Of Mountains And History VOYAGER W Ml, An on lour Xviyhbnur-23 By PRACTICALLY every- where we see certain things that have originally come from Greece. Mathematics, literature, architecture and sport have had their place in the ancient times of Greece and many famous people were born within these723 words
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367 1953-03-23 4 Spoilighting Stuents' Efforts FROM SCHOOL MAGAZINES. Liberation Dav Tan Lian Huat. Std VIH fAh Holy Innocents' English s« »„>, Singapore. THE 12th of September is LIBERATION DAY. It is a holiday for school children. We are happy when that day comes around because we do not have to go to367 words
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Article, Illustration166 1953-03-23 4 I^E win. my friei f soil) '4 home. bell niiiv 4 Are-engine the road. S ringing the be the pe^;> thf way We fol Are-engine the plarv win I Was burning. When the I ■topped near tl firemen quickly lump! of it. and rtarte A great166 words
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Miscellaneous71 1953-03-23 4 THIMBLE THEATRE Starring POPEYE i By TOM SIMS and BILL ZABOLY «««U««f*< 0. ratal* 00l c» SB^o SUJ££ PGA > P/AiO L g SPJMACH V^^-f^Tyf^^j laiOTOF F&ZEMF^ fl jowes \V P 1^ WAV£ r it// r^J---d^ >s :po sreS^^ p «fCON<3RAT- -/success is poi^g >wiiM-ns< /MARW6 wy/A&irs oj nr Foej71 words
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Article, Illustration37 1953-03-23 5 pnoto w*q 01 Hollywood*! most gorgrous blondes, veteran v Grabk I tell I >"d mwtomrr Marilyn Monroe, put together as they begin a new film. "How MillKin.urc." their first tni?ethf>r in it^iiv. t>od.- APAP - 37 words
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Article274 1953-03-23 5 I!li !l\(.<! Mar. to (AP)— The International Tin d yesterday January mine production it rates was 4.9- 8 long tons in Malaya. n< Li. 1..I57 tons in the Belgian Congo a::d 851 toas in Nigeria. figure avai i B ,ia is i.i)t;8 toni t274 words
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Article51 1953-03-23 5 I 28, to c r-power r Gerre- n SoGeneral with l >d> cl ts as the I r attacks on E •he past \.vas shot seven A r Force men. in a twosaid Fri- ra have go aircraft rs to land. political e British zone of51 words
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Article40 1953-03-23 5 Fran e"s critical tion, o n the eve ationa] ecoe from re.v that the nation d lelow I direct rev to sell her risil in the s xpected to -ting on lay" of s .rasters40 words
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Article15 1953-03-23 5 lore, Pakis- iced by two >8 13 days' calm V «4« nrnI AFPAFP - 15 words
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Article68 1953-03-23 5 YONCHO ISLAND, Mar. 22 (AP) United Nations guards quelled a threatening riot by nearly 4.000 Communist Korean officer prisoners on Thursday, the U.N. Prisoner of War Command announced today. Guards restored control with tear or vomitting gas. No guns was used, the Command said. The68 words
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Article30 1953-03-23 5 CHIEF of the British Imperial General Staff. General Sir John Harding, left London yesterday on an inspection tour of British military bases in British West Africa.- AFPAFP - 30 words
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Article, Illustration59 1953-03-23 5 5 DIPLOMAT with an outsize family is R. Achmad j S Natanagara. Indonesian Minister Plenipotentiary and > Z Consul General in New York, shown here as be 5 creets hiV wife and their eleven children as they ar- J t five at Hoboken New Jersey, the childrenAP - 59 words
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413 1953-03-23 5 NEW PROPAGANDA LINE FROM MOSCOW Co-Operation Is Possible' with hS m Pc Mor# 22 Ap Moscow Radio broke sharply yesterday n$ A So vie Propaganda line and tald the world how Russia Br^ ta.n and Amenca harmoniously cooperated in winning WorTd War RpHin Liv 3( CaSt in En^ lish by413 words
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Article227 1953-03-23 5 GAINESVILLE, Florida, Mar. 22 (Reuter)— General James A.Van Fleet said yesterday that the democratic nations ''have nothing to fear but indecision" in the Korean war and they must end the conflict with a military victory. The retiring commander of the Eighth Army serving in227 words
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84 1953-03-23 5 SYDNEY, Alar. 22 (RculerA.AP). N;ne officials !rom Malaya and British Borneo arrived here yesterday to begin a four-month course in government administration under the Colombo Plan. One of them. Mr. Zain bin Ahmed told reporters that things had changed lor the better in Malaya since84 words
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Article33 1953-03-23 5 FOIR flying boxcars of the United States Air Force have left Geneva with a cargo of 10.000 blankets donated by the American Red Cross for victims of the Turkish earthquake.- UPUP - 33 words
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224 1953-03-23 5 TAIPEI, Mar. 22 (AP)— Adlai Stevenson declared yesterday that the Chinese Nationalist stronghold of Formosa was essential to the defence of the free world. He is due to leave today for Hongkong on his round-the-world flight. I Later he had two talks with224 words
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Article40 1953-03-23 5 A 1,583 ton Turkish steamer, sank after a collision with a German motor vessel yesterday in the North Sea, Lloyd's shipping agency reported in London. The whole crew was pifked up by a German ship. ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article, Illustration15 1953-03-23 5 EX-QUEEN NARRIMAN photographed with her mother Madame Sadek in Geneva after she left Farouk. Mirrorpic.15 words
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Article39 1953-03-23 5 SOUTHAMPTON, Mar. 22, (Renter).— Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery sailed for New York yesterday for talks with President Eisenhower and defence chiefs in the United States and Canada. Field Marshal Montgomery is Deputy Supreme Commander in Europe.39 words
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Article56 1953-03-23 5 CAIRO, Mar. 22 (AP) Egyptian Premier Naguib left for a six-day tour of Southern Egypt yesterday with the Anglo-Egypiian talks over evacuation of British troops from Suez still in the balance. The premier's tour, scheduled for several months, is his first official visit to the big56 words
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Article29 1953-03-23 5 STRONG, gusty winds up- 1 rooted trees and snapped power lines in the Kansas! City (U.S.A.) area on Sunday and sent black dust clouds I swirling across Kansas.- A.P.A.P. - 29 words
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Article28 1953-03-23 5 THE Lebanese government has taken control of the French-owned Beirut ElectricCompany, on the ground that the company had failed to provide sufficient power for Beirut's 500.000 people- A.P.A.P. - 28 words
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Article52 1953-03-23 5 MADAME Chiang Kai-shek, who has been in the U.S. since last August, has left San Francisco on her return to Formosa. A WIDOW known as "Two-gun. Huang" is training women guerillas for Nationalist China's island hopping raids against the Communists in the Formosa Straits region, according to reports reaching NewReuter - 52 words
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Article25 1953-03-23 5 THE Japanese expedition to th e 8.600-metre Manslu Peak, in the central Himalayas, is expected to attempt its assault on the sunniest —next April.- A.F.P.A.F.P. - 25 words
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Article20 1953-03-23 5 PHILIPPINE President Elpidio Quirino told Korea-bound Filipino soldiers last night he foresaw "decisive action in Korea within the year." A.P.A.P. - 20 words
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Article70 1953-03-23 5 CIVIL defence experts testing London's atomic defences are considering the use of thick paper as a protection for buildings against heat flash from an atomic bomb, a spokesman said. The spokesman said this method of protecting the more inflammable parts of houses and buildings was discussedReuter - 70 words
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Article36 1953-03-23 5 U.S. SENATOR Joseph McCarthy has accused the Secretary of State Mr. John Foster Dulles of giving an "untrue report of the security check that preceded the nomination of Mr. Charles Bohlen as Ambassador to Moscow,- ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article229 1953-03-23 5 More People With Less To Eat *US POLICY FAILING' /A A^^NANDALE-ON-HUDSON, (New York), Mar. 22 <AP)— A leading birth-control authority said yesterday America's foreign policy is resulting in more people, with less to eat, than ever before. p p "It has been clearly demonstrated that our policy i< failing." Dr.229 words
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Article92 1953-03-23 5 NEW YORK, Mar. 22 (Reuter)— Prof. Konstantin Shleppa, who oner taught at the University of Kiev, predicted here that the new Soviet leadership would seek further expansion into Asia and gamble o n "small wars." Prof. Shteppa. who spoke at the opening of a92 words
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Article73 1953-03-23 5 LOXDOW Mar. 22. Mr.o Tse-tung. chairman of the ing government, is to h. military and economic discus* sions with the new Soviet Premier Malenkov, according *,o the Tokyo correspondent of th# Sunday Times. Meanwhile, Chinese Premiet Chou En-lai and Soviet Minia* of War. Nikolai Bulgnnin, returned toReuter; U.P. - 73 words
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Article279 1953-03-23 5 Why Tito Was So Closely Guarded LONDON, Mar. 22 —As Marshal Tito sailed on his return journey to Yugoslavia yesterday, Scotland Yard revealed that it had ordered the greatest security precautions in its history for his five-day .stay because of "information* in its possession before he arrived. A spokesman forUP; AFP - 279 words
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Article26 1953-03-23 5 JAPAN'S national rail;viy freight system was in cha< s yesterday as more than 70,000 freight workers remained tn strike for the fourth rlav.26 words
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Article, Illustration29 1953-03-23 5 photo SEEN in her room at the Dorchester Hotel. London, is eighteen-year-old student, Susan Shentall. who is to play Juliet in the film of Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet".- APAP - 29 words
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Advertisement96 1953-03-23 5 VJ fix E r F fim VJ YT i C W V i^' PASTEL SHADE DRESSEJ Q WITH ANGLAISE Q 0! TRIMMING RIC RAC C] \j SIZES 1€"-30" y (J P\ PRICE 8 -50 to $15 95 0 0 jL'jMt 0 BOYS /^>\ f '"'Tlr^ 0 Q SUNSUITS _-4/ VXC-\T96 words
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Article91 1953-03-23 6 TOKYO. Mar. 22 (UP) 'he executive committee of he Indian-Pacific Ocean iishlies conference is scheduled 0 meet in Tokyo from April i 0 to 15. < The conference i s an organ f the United Nations Food i nd Agriculture Oifanization nd its objective is91 words
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675 1953-03-23 6 By a Market Correspondent STOCK markets felt the effect of the fall in the i rubber price to 70 cents and over a lesser volume of business successive transactions generally registered lower prices. The upward reaction in the staple on Friday encouraged investment buying675 words
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Article282 1953-03-23 6 The Oversea Assurance Cor poration Ltd. Made a profit of .si M,2'A6 or 2£.7 per cent for year ended Aug. 31, 1952, paying a dividend of 6 per rent a:xi bonus of 3 per cent. Net liq-ti.: assets in balance sheet amounted to $1,930,188 or $14.85 per share.282 words
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Advertisement561 1953-03-23 6 CA KCflti ANGLO FRENCH BENDIXSENS LTD. I,: K I urn pur 311 Spore *****/J P. Sham 29J MiUrta 456 Penang 873 KOK UK ./CONTINENT Spore P Slum Penang Bennrvis for Avonmouth, L'poo:. Glasgow, Rotterdam G. 27 !8 2.> nNII 28 30Mai x Ben led i for London Antwerp, Hamburg G.SS/M561 words
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Advertisement292 1953-03-23 6 K.P.M. LINES t C \KO tMMlklllg HSftU* >UI KL \1 /«i I\ /f |> AKKI\Alj> OhI'XUII Kl I fio m I Makiaa for Djambf \i ir Se j' Pariflunjj r >„ «iii.»h K ;iii foi Pontianak"." f teSJSTJ?!KteBi 55:3 '^S^^ Ki ftUnn (:om t s Pinani :lr:it to r Palembana292 words
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Advertisement318 1953-03-23 6 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. }eguUt hfltap to China and Japan from Singapore Port iuettenham Penan* Also direct Sailings fr*,m Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan. l>u<* Spore Due ppnung From 12J2&. AprB Aprl/ Honekons oochow Apr 14 Apr 17 Japan, ll'konj ftliU Sails Pen;? re pore For P°>. an <;318 words
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Advertisement585 1953-03-23 6 SA.L.NCS FROM SC.MoJJ.jJ 1 IM "INIHA- for Bangkok Sl)or f\!" M| M«, "ERRIA- for Bangkok "(nor p carrying passengers) > M*Vh AVA f g r Adelaide 6 '*<>< Melbourne, Sydney (nni loading local cargo) 'ot -PRKTOKIA 1 "for "BanEkok U/17 *H 11/u. KohTi H W S M :m Kobe <\585 words
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Article, Illustration3652 1953-03-23 7 ptlt's Going To Take guiltless Centuries f 0 Submerge Continents >VVV\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\,\\\\\\\\\\\V\£ CHAPTER f f SEVEN J RIGHTS RESERVED < v\.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\V\\\VW\\\\\\* |(U in a p of "sing, seas. Along all the coasts of the United StatP* r ise ol sei level has been perceptible on3,652 words
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Advertisement125 1953-03-23 7 „Y'.-;. .••> pWjMHSS f ill 9? -^"Hus /f^ 9b •&***"Mt ">&*' jc^^hU 9& Ilk* At LAjV Wk W- M y^*T9W^l"9B99l M v 19 >;■ :-aT99^9H Mvni T-oysavi: I 1 naer lUflfcrt m|» f l<i\<h Myrna I.c\'«. I'xanni!*" ami mhi. t>.>, c.n lx as lovely as tin- film -t.iM you jihuirr.125 words
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Article105 1953-03-23 8 Rosalind Ratnam PATTERN SERVICE J THE COUPON I Ki:.\D THIS BIIOKI. YOU ORDLK YOt/R PATTERN: You must J emlove three ten cent .stamps If you want your pattern < ut. If 1 don't get the stamps you J don't get the pattern. ninulirr of oid< rs have S conn* to105 words
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Article802 1953-03-23 8 It was a wet opening for the Singapore Cricket Association senior league and except for the Army, who scored an eight-wicke* win over the Navy at Nee Soon in a senior B encounter bowlers dominated the batsmen and the hitting throughout was as dull802 words
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Article31 1953-03-23 8 LONDON. Mar. 22 (AFP)\olande Pompce, the Trinidad boxer, is to fight Isimeli Radrodro of Fiji in Singapore over 10 rounds on April Tit n^ was announced her e yester-31 words
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Article279 1953-03-23 8 JOHANNESBURG, Mar 22 (UP\ WnrM «u rarot out of his corner in the urst round, seemingly -intent on a quick decision similar to nil first-round knockout of the bouth African in their last contest The boxers traded heavy punches and blood soon flowed from Toweel's279 words
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Article, Illustration51 1953-03-23 8 OXford defeated Cambridge by 73 points to 53 when they met in the 7*>th university sports at White City Stadium March 14. It was Oxford's sixth successive win. Photo shows: C. J. Chataway wins the one mile event. His time was four min. 8 4sec. T his was Chataway's fastestever51 words
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Article823 1953-03-23 8 •Army v. Navy Navy I*t inn*. «♦•"> AKMV Ist IWS. E'.ey c Brindley b Bnce 21 Staccy lbw b Brindley 10 K iox c Upton b Brindley 1 Reynolds c Pitchforth b Biice d Du^tidn b Roche 3 Isaacson c Godfre b Upton 17 Ford c Parker b Roche823 words
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Article443 1953-03-23 8 BATSMEN in the Singapore Cricket Association junior league games ignored the weather entirely and went for the ball to produce some lusty hitting and outright decisions in their oneday junior league fixture. Lestrange of Braddell Cricket Club scored an unbeaten 81 which included 11 four s443 words
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Article108 1953-03-23 8 BODCA beat RAF Oeletar) by one wicket in the first innings of the S.C.A. Junior Lonque (B) cricket fixture at BODCA ground St. Georges Rond. yesterday. The Seietar Airmen batting first were all out for 80 runs, i Glidewell top scoring with 21 The depleted BODCA battin" tculed108 words
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Article, Illustration207 1953-03-23 8 STAR CONTEST No. 8 Can You Name This Actress? ALL through this week The Singapore Standard presents its eighth star contest. All you've got to do is to collect the pictures and coupons for all six oavs and send them together wiih the names of the stars under single coyer207 words
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Advertisement276 1953-03-23 8 ■JAlIf 1 showing ISy^f I V^h SORROWFUI GLORv MANDARIN Pteto, sl., fri 7, 1 Tomnrrnu- »..'iO p„, /t FIRST FILM «T THOSE DAREDEVILS who fiy rum iW So9|p SOUND BARRIER tit '"DINAH SHIIIIOAN iPIvML British Film ACADEMY AWARD WINNfd for the BEST FILM from any C«un, ry in A LIMITED276 words
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Article155 1953-03-23 9 Coronation Tour Contest r- .the Singapore Standard will choose <h« nf# KS u °nn >r Sportsman or Sportswoman of Malaya R'"' P fn ured as «n LnofflcTa! Representallve of •I' >' irnd Ae oronatfon Oremonie. in Undoo ycd w Hl juop this vear. IJJ^ «:m li^t three months from Feb-155 words
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Article396 1953-03-23 9 Rugby^ulSi E ciH M/ M M <*«"*«')— England clinched the 1952/3 afternoon. This w« rtl- L* V <on 9< al ol V d two trie here this holt time. In sunny dry weather a rrowd of some 55,000 saw the Scots suffer their 11th successive international396 words
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Article107 1953-03-23 9 Olympics: Coles Is Confident SYDNEY Mar. 22 (AP)_ Chairman of the Olympic Control Committee, A. W Coles said in Melbourne yesterday he is confident the Olympic iao6 Melbourne games would oe overcome next week. r^F° le senior Australian representative on the International Olympic Committee. r, tee }> certai n when107 words
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Article257 1953-03-23 9 LONDON. Mar. 21 (Renter). Kugby Un:on results. International A vn' Ena land 26 Scotland 8. Club matches: i. nckheath 3 Birkenhead Park 12, London Hospital 30 Birmingham 0 London University 13 Bridgwater and Albion 10. Old Blues 6 Newton Abbot 3. Old Paulines 6 Nuneato n 8.257 words
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Article82 1953-03-23 9 KINGSTON. Jamaica, Mar. -1 (Renter) Jamaica, with 7 second innings wickets standing, were 97 runs ahead of India at the close of the second day i n their match here. India, who yesterday dismissed Jamaica for 194 in their first innings, were out for 13982 words
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Article45 1953-03-23 9 IUOSBERGEN, William Fabian, 8.M.. J.P., age Y years passed away peacefully at his residence 210-.; gP^n Street, Singapore, on 22nd March, 1953. Funeral leaves residence at 4.30 pm today for Cathedral of Good Shepherd thence interment Bidadari. R.H. Mass 7.00 am today. Deeply regretted.45 words
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Advertisement77 1953-03-23 9 ■Donation tour contest w Sponsored By ndard Alfreds Coronation Souvenirs jin W (in block letters) MO>I POPCLAK Sportsman /Sportswoman md the I ederation of Malaya, H \eiope: Coronation Contest H-- \o net •IMiVIMHiK CITY COUNCIL L l|i riJUITV DEPARTMENT I Will all consumers who are ruiil« i m|»lalini: Coronation lyilin^'77 words
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Advertisement361 1953-03-23 9 NOTirES PKRAK TURF CLUB EASTER 1953 MEETING Ist Day— 28th. March 195.V n i* S By lsL A P ri l 1853 3rd. Day— 4th. April 1950 $2 CASH SWEEPS PORWARD SALES of tickets are now available. Cash Sweep tickets are NOW on sale Members may buy Cash Sweep tickets361 words
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Advertisement1338 1953-03-23 9 CLASSIFIED ADS. INVITATION. ""j Mr. Tan Beng Sinn f (2nd son of Mr. Mrs. Tan Ton* Hock of Ipoh) J ond i. Miss Chon Yoon Chun J (eldest daughter of Mr Mrs. Chan Selk Ming of Ipoh, R request the pleasure of the company of all relatives ond friends ot1,338 words
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Miscellaneous133 1953-03-23 9 ;ih|T|l TSJNK-AN'AH I IFVOU WGSiTT^UST .AhBI I THE KnjFEI- I>T oASr.V A TanJT^lß CA.NTMCVE ►v'r OUTSIDE- AMD ASSLVE I^T/11 >^ On A HUMAN! TRA::i IS W VO: ON ACCOUNT I TVs,'O >-OL£S IN THE I THE POSinON-) r*O#%LlV BEING AND I HUMAN^^M T'; kCH.fJvi? M OF MAH-B'tV- J TPUNK, BiG133 words
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415 1953-03-23 10 LONDON, (IP-Rcuter), Mar. 22.~Penang f s Eddie Choong, who has been just one step away from the All Fngland singles title for four successive years, finally realised his ambition of winning; badminton's most important title by beating Penang-mate, Johnny Heah, in another415 words
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Article238 1953-03-23 10 Brander Shield Results S Kinta Eur< >peans l< derson School bv 59 B inder Shield ftxtur yesterday. i tv>v>." fielding was ETney gave sway several when Xhcv should ten sing i 1 ;.r.s sc M vrl 1 .'ifi runs f Ickets in the all >tted iir Walker and J nade238 words
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Article171 1953-03-23 10 KOTA RAJA SCHOOL Old! B an< the V >ung Men Muslim 1 fought to a Roalleaf eir SAT A youth >ccer the Jalan Besar ium >esterdav. t Was a fair indicat of the game which nva* play--1 the most part in rain. r i171 words
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Article129 1953-03-23 10 Bkylark Badminton Party beat th e C.Y.M.A. I—3 in a fr endly badminton encounter at Skylark's court In Singap re on Saturday. The results were: (Skylark p! lyers f.rst) Single* Gerry Tan beat H. W. Danker 15—7. 13 -8. C. B. Tan lost to J. Phillips 12—15,129 words
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Article37 1953-03-23 10 At t,"* annual general meetwi -.mv) Singapor Amateur Wpnhtli!;< r* 1 Association held yesterday ihe following were eierted efhre bearers lot the '•"^O'-nts: M^r. hS Khoen and Cheang Kok Auditor- Sir. K« Ki' o° n37 words
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Article46 1953-03-23 10 VES T F. RDAV'S S.A.F.A. Div. I match between the Rovers and the Singapore Cn- ket Club at Jalan Besar Stadniin was abandoned after 20 minutes of p!ay. Heavy rain made continuation difficult. Neither side had scored when the game stopped.46 words
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Article29 1953-03-23 10 THE soccer match between Blue Rovers and United Sports Club which w&j scheduled to be played a t St. GeorgC*| Road yesterday was cancelled due to ram.29 words
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Article, Illustration84 1953-03-23 10 > EDDIE Choons. the Penang player who took J two All-England titles, is C seen in the top picture, 2 making an defensive shot round his back, during 2 the first day's play of the J All-England Badminton J championships at Em- < press Hall. ABOVE: Denmark'sAP - 84 words
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352 1953-03-23 10 IPOII, Sun.— The King's African Rifles, representing Selangor swept the board in the fifth AllMalayan cross-country championship held here this morning. They took the first seven places from a field of 57 over a five-mile course which brought them through streams and estates. Lance corporal Kipsang352 words
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Article156 1953-03-23 10 LONDON. Mar. 22 (AP) Five weary Yugoslav tabletennis players arrived in Bucharest for the World Championships yesterday after a 400-mile journev across hostile Rumania in/ a closed truck. They are the first Yugoslavs to be permitted to play in an athletic event in a Soviet156 words
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Article20 1953-03-23 10 IN I D 111 I 75 Compai I T RAS I menl Depol I I P I H20 words
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Article154 1953-03-23 10 PFXAXG. Sun-A patltßl 44 runs by jTal Liang Kheng and good bowling hjf Teoh Chy« Teik who captured four for IS en-abit-ri the Chinese Recreation Club to beat Taiping Combined Civil Services by five wicket* In a ni.-ket match on tb e Victona Qrata today. Batting154 words
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Article482 1953-03-23 10 Blackpool And Bo!t 0 Score Narrow View. 11 LONDON, I\7ar. 22 (Ke!iter)-The Coronation year Wembley stadium on May 2 will be an all Lancashire af r S()CCer cun R I erers and Blackpool, two clubs with grounds less than V M^ifiS 1 I semi-finals today they both482 words
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Article726 1953-03-23 10 Results Position LEAGUE. DIVISION I Arsenal 2, West Brom. 2 Carlton 2, Middlesbrough 0 Chelsea 1. Sheffield Wed 0 Derby 0. Newcastle 2 Portsmouth 2. Burnley 1 Sunderland 3, Manchester C 3 Wolves 3, Liverpool 0 Wolvcrhamptoa 35 16 11 8 6.-S ;>_' 4 Burnley 33 16 10 7 34726 words
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Article63 1953-03-23 10 BUFFALO (New York) .Mar. 22 (AP) New Yorl City's Grand Street Boys' Clul mile relay team of blympi champions set a new unoflicia world indoor record last nigh: winning the 174th Armour Games mile in 3:14.4. The anchor man was Ma Whitfield, twice Olympic 80C63 words
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Article374 1953-03-23 10 LONDON, Mar. 22 (Reuter)— The Cup semi-finals stole the limelight in today's English football programme but excitement was in no way confined to them. Burnley, who were leaders of the first division, were beaten 2—l by Portsmouth, and Bristol Rovers' grand record was lost at374 words
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Article230 1953-03-23 10 LONDON. Mar. 21. ißeuter>.— Tie struggle ior the Scottish Li ague Division A championshipj ii in an intriguing* position. but the relegation problems are much more confused. M.»:*e than half the clubs in the league cannot regard themselves clear of danger and today** results do nothing230 words
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Article18 1953-03-23 10 I at Seleta S Johnson B *l Tempeni H I thr<> I Ha! ft I I18 words
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Article64 1953-03-23 10 ALEXANDRIA, Mar. 22 (AP) —Mrs. Dorothy Knode (formerly Miss Head of the US yesterday defeated Britain's Pat Ward. 6-0, 6-2 in th e wo'men's singles finals of Alexandria's international tennis tourney Jaroslav Drobnv of Egypt and Gottfried Von Cramm of Germany defeated the Swedish pair Sven64 words
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Article50 1953-03-23 10 OWEN Youngsters went o n a scoring spree at Farrer Park when they siammed in 11 goals against the Serangoon English Afternoon School in their friendly soccer match. Scoreri were: Joo Eng (3) Ah Soon (2), Moh Hui (2). Willie it) Salleh (1) and A \-.ularaiah (IV50 words
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Miscellaneous83 1953-03-23 10 fevers SINGAPORE Soccer: SAFA League I.R.C. vs. A.A.A. Div 1 at J. Besar; C. P. Samajam vs. Bt. Timah S.C. Div. 3A at Geylang; Haikowyu S.C. vs. R. JV. Kranji Div. 2 at CYMA. KLUANG League Soccer: BMH v. REME at ETC. IPOH IDFL League soccer Ist die. Borneo Motor83 words
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