Singapore Standard, 12 May 1953
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Title Section15 1953-05-12 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Vol 111 No. .W>. SINGAPORE. TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1953. TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.15 words
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Article23 1953-05-12 1 PETROL PRICE DOWN K !l)l( ln the i»sel and md re inby r( l-\ Oil CO. ive apat folI Co: oil i td:23 words
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Article69 1953-05-12 1 Mm.itnl Staff Reporter were injured 5 :>>rfront gang ke out In Boat ifter noon yesof about 15 sampan men, sticks and bottles, lived in the fight. It i w minutes, and on the arrival of a Po idio ;ir. >d that one of the js to the69 words
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Article97 1953-05-12 1 PENANG. Mou.— Mr. Ephraim Isaac, defence counsel for Lee Khuan Kau, accused m the David Chen murder case, today made an application before Mr. Justice W. Buhagiar m the Penang Supreme Court for Lee to be transferred to Malacca, where the retrial of the case97 words
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Article34 1953-05-12 1 TWO monster atomic cannons were moved from Las Vegas yesterday to the firing site from which the world's first atomic artillery shell will be fired into Frenchman Flat on May 2'.i. UPUP - 34 words
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Article20 1953-05-12 1 SEVEN American civilians freed from Internment by the North Koreans arrived m Mos- cow yesterday aboard the20 words
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Article288 1953-05-12 1 A SINGLE BRAIN FOR MALAYA Federation And Singapore Name Joint Committee Standard Staff Correspondent THE Singapore and Federation Governments have decided to set up a Joint Co-ordination Committee to consider on what subjects there must be consultation and co-ordi-nation between the two territories. The Commissioner-General, Mr. Malcolm288 words
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Article, Illustration82 1953-05-12 1 FIN \l. handclasp from Mr. G. G. Thomson Singa porr Pufcti. Relation Officer at Kalians; airport early yes terdaj morning and tbe three Malayan louruafilt- left by (Janta .-BOAC Constellation lor the Coronation. rhe three journalist- are, left to right Inrhe Abdul \/i/ Ishak. Assistant Editor82 words
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239 1953-05-12 1 A SEVEN-HOUR Singapore manhunt came to an abrupt end yesterday, when a British R.A.F. Corporal. John George White, was found dead, with a bullet hole m his head, as a posse of K.A.F. Police closed m on him, near the beach at239 words
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Article167 1953-05-12 1 SINGAPORE had an island wide power failure yesterday due to a technical fault at the Pasir Panjang Power Station. The whole island had no electricity from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. during whicJi time the fault was detected and corrected, but it was not until167 words
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Article, Illustration421 1953-05-12 1 MR. AW BOON HAW. who with Mrs. Aw Boon Haw, arrived m the Colony from Hongkong yesterday, expressed satisfaction at the progress The Standard has made on the eve of its third year of publication. "The steady and phenomena) expansion of The Standard," said Mr.421 words
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Article32 1953-05-12 1 AN APPEAL by Major James Michael Calvert of the Chindit war against the Japanese In Burma against conviction on indecency charges m Germany, was rejected m Lon- don today. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article29 1953-05-12 1 A painting which may be an original self-portrait by the Dutch master Rembrandt has been discovered m Belguim a restorer. Mr. M. by picture P. Van Genechten.— ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article101 1953-05-12 1 HELSINKI, May 11 (AP)— The owner of the Finnish tanker. Wiima. Mr. A. Wihuri. denied m Helsinki today that his ship's cargo of 10.000 tons of jet fuel originally intended been sold m Singapore. The fuel was reported sold to American interests and an101 words
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255 1953-05-12 1 CHURCHILL CALLS FOR TOP LEVEL TALKS LONDON. »iav II s M Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister told the House ot (ommons today that hr he lieved a ronferenee on the highest level hetwe. n thr leading powers should take place without delay. He was opening a two day foreign affairs255 words
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Article120 1953-05-12 1 Standard Siaff Reporter THE Select Committi W the Rent Control Bui app i,i iiy ihe Singapore tive Council hai rejected the suggestion of tlu- Burlock ■< nl Committee thai rent o M postwar building^ should be controlled. The Standard wai >ffterday The Report <if the120 words
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Advertisement37 1953-05-12 1 QbsT I -V /<»« frrr/Xt mn/tr'Mt/ XX.X:XXC <Xr f^S___f^^ V _L__F I*l r ?V. <t=_i_j*-—^ \w _tv j ij, -*s» y t ll vrR TIM CICARr.TTIS EP- SMOKERS PREFER 1 wte PRf ss 555 I ft____. f~"* 937 words
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Advertisement52 1953-05-12 1 COLO STORAGE fsft 91 II I ___P c* xt' FLUORESCENT >?/ i^ AT ITS FINEST" SYLVANIA Wh you tor mora light tor o tar longer \J time soves ycu tube ond lobour r«placement costs b couso Sylvon.o* scientists howe developed chemicols thot odd greotly to 'b lite ot fluor- I52 words
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Article203 1953-05-12 2 Standard Staff Reporter A SPECIAL cancer unit, h will treat and conduct arch on cancer, particularly pec il ar to women, will be up m Kandang Kerbau Maternity Ho pita] jointly wo Government and 'ne i ci Ity af Malaya. init, fir.^t of its kind203 words
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Article90 1953-05-12 2 REPRESENTATIVES of four Singapore Government industrial unions will meet Government officials today, to negotiate an increase m the total emoluments of more than <J,OOO industrial workers, pending the findings of the Ritson Commission. This is the second meeting between th e unions and Government since the90 words
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Article, Illustration61 1953-05-12 2 THE Singapore Traction Company luxury bus (on right) and three others like it were put on the City route for the first time yesterday. The bus ,J** m passing alone Raffles Place yesterday. O n an average, about one bus m seven minutes passes a given spot. Tho buses shuttle61 words
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Article87 1953-05-12 2 The Singapore Young Malayans Club is holding a Coronation Talentines for individual instrumentalists and vocalists of under Ifi and over. Prizes will be presented to the lucky winners and runnersup. N 0 entrance fee will be c h a r g cd. Members and friends of the club87 words
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Article257 1953-05-12 2 Army Civilians Get Pay Rise From March 1 Standard Staff Reporter ABOUT 9,000 civilian workers of the Army m Singapore, mostly daily-rated industrials, hove been given increased wages effective trom March 1, it was announced by the President ot rhe Army Civil Service Union, Mr. S.257 words
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175 1953-05-12 2 A SINGAPORE Legislative Councillor and CityCouncillor told The Standard yesterday they thought it unlikely that Singapore Counrill. of either body would ever resort to the boxing ring as a means of settling political disputes. They were commenting on a report from Manila which stated that175 words
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Article136 1953-05-12 2 IN ORDER to relieve the congestion at Singapore Geylang Serai, the City Council will shortly begin work to widen the road from Joo Chiat Ror.d junction to Jalan Eunos. Money has been approved for this. A> a temporary measure, a white line will136 words
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Article52 1953-05-12 2 AT the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce annual meeting on Saturday, the following management committee was elected Messrs. R. Jumabhoy, (chairman). D. T. Assomull, K. If. Abdul Razak, Hassaram F. Balani, A. Nomanbhoy, Jamnadas J. Mehta, J. M. Jumabhoy. Makhanlall Maharwar, S. A. Mohamed Ali, H.52 words
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Article, Illustration321 1953-05-12 2 BEDOK RESETTLERS ARE SELF-SUFFICIENT Stiindard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Bedok resettlement scheme for Chinese farmers from Paya Lebar has now pissed its first year i and where there was once swamp, there if now water hyacinth ponds and well-laid out vegetable gardens. Most of the land has already heen allotted321 words
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277 1953-05-12 2 THE Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce has been assured that the new Immigration Ordinance, which comes into force on Aug. 1, will not affect present Indian residents of Malaya, said Mr. D. T. Assomull. president of the Chamber, at the annual meeting on277 words
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Article81 1953-05-12 2 MR. LEE Kong Chian and Mr. Tan Lark Sye have each promised to donate $200,000 for thc construction of a fivestoreyed Chinese school to be built at Telok Ayer and Stanley Streets. The school will be for 3.000 boys and girls m two schools, each occupying half81 words
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Article34 1953-05-12 2 FREE English classes for adults and children will be started by the Singapore Regional Indian Congress at the Congress Office m Bukit Timah Road, on week-days "at 6.30 p.m., beginning May 21.34 words
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137 1953-05-12 2 SIR Edward Ritson. the Independent commissioner appointed by the Uovemor of Singapon Sir John Nicoll, to inquire into tiie allowances of Government employees, will start his sittings tomorrow. The hearing wiii be held In camera and the venue will be the conference room m the137 words
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Article121 1953-05-12 2 A PUNCTUALITY and austerity campaign aimed at the members of Singapore Chinese associations is far from dead, said Mr. Homer Cheng. Two committees will hold a joint meeting at 5.30 p.m. at the Chinese V.M.C.A. o n May 15. The campaign is to do away with121 words
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Advertisement213 1953-05-12 2 (J (//imps* of Chinese history KUNG MING j?^ MASTER "S-^X. OF MILITARY STRATEGY _^L_T fn o South Chino V Wif X.- J /'W' s __6'Vil 1 ■■■•if- f^> IB v^*Sr J _>* 9 W' V compoiqn. mony of >Vw ll! il \*Jr H/Ie Kung Minq troops \VwX V_ lv Jl213 words
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Advertisement140 1953-05-12 2 ißgm 7] r -I 4T- _l >? <S-F VA r mmmm-tmmm^A-i,^ -^rnt^^ 'mmr~V\<^^^^m_ mmm m\r___ 'J^"^*"' "^^m\-m^^^^^ (i*C IN ENGL-t*. n 'POH 1 i LUMPUR SINGAPORE pen a j (ESTABLISHED%S YEARS IN MA'AYA) mi ip^f RONEO LTD. Plcose send me/us details of flic ROYAL Gros M OQI typewriter. NAME: ADDRESS:140 words
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Article23 1953-05-12 3 Kens O I I i nrolled i i an tor 1 Bar by the C S i harlei Mi ri ayHigh23 words
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Article, Illustration139 1953-05-12 3 photo. Tl wing of the Sit Paya Lebar Meth Gir >' School was oflic fd by the Deputy Di: ol E n, Mr. R. E. ince IV. s lev Fio< k Hin. iaid that th c buildg the new wing was made by generous publicStandard - 139 words
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Article368 1953-05-12 3 Reduced Prices Of Fuel Oil Best News Yet' PETROL m Singapore and the Federation will be seven cents a gallon cheaper from today. Reduction... announced by Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. and Shell Co. yesterday, also affect the price of kerosene and diesel and fuel oil, and amount to368 words
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139 1953-05-12 3 Standard Stall Reporter THE Singapore Government will consider taking over private land for food production purposes when all Crown land has been reclaimed. The Standard was told yesterday. :it gpol ale cc ble Croa I i york on 1,10 Ele lok coni I, it139 words
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Article129 1953-05-12 3 CHRONIC animal diseases m Singapore m 1952 resulted m considerable economic loss to Colony livestock, says the annual report of the Singapore Government. The report attributes the loss mainly to bad animal management and the use of inferior breeding stock. Most of the loss occurred129 words
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126 1953-05-12 3 THE question of providing vocational training for Malayan boys and girls who. after finishing primary schools, are unfitted or unable to continue their academic education further, will be discussed when the Council of Aided Schools m the Federation and Singapore meets m Kuala Lumpur on126 words
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97 1953-05-12 3 ACTION ta set up a Methodist Board of Lay Activities for South East Asia m order to co-ordinate the work of the various regional Boards of Lay Activities, was taken at the recent Methodist Central Conference of South East Asia. The Board will also97 words
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Article77 1953-05-12 3 THE Singapore Old RafTlesians' Association held its annual general meeting last week and the following were elected to serve on t n e Committee. President: Mr. D. S. Marshall; Vice-President: Mr. Lee Siow Mong; Vice-President (ex-omcio): Mr. P. F. Howitt: Treasurer: Mr. Chew Charm Khuan;77 words
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Article, Illustration284 1953-05-12 3 in:* iiiku uiungs. photo. ONE of the most modern twin screw mail ani SZS_SL_*!T C^ bUiU J^gto^POW is now nearing completion at Thornycroft's Tanjong Rhu slipway Shells powered by twin Thornycroft engines. P ay Built for the Brunei Government sh e will sail forStandard - 284 words
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Article100 1953-05-12 3 Standard Staff Reporter MX. M. P. D. NAIR (Lab. South). Singapoie City Councillor, now wants to bar. smtkins m the arious cinemas Last month, the City Council accepted Mr. Nair's suggestion that smoking m buses should not be allowed. Mr. Nair told The Standard100 words
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Article89 1953-05-12 3 A MEMORIAL service was held for the late Mr. BK. Featherstone at Singapore's Tanglin Garrison Church yesterday. Mr. Featherstone, Assistant Judge Advocate General. FARELF, was killed m the BOAC-Comet crash on May 2. He was returning to Britain, after the termination of hw ofiice m Singapore,89 words
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296 1953-05-12 3 THE Singapore Raffles Library is collecting an average of $15 a day m fines from subscribers who are late m returning books, the Librarian, Mrs. C. P. Hudson, told The Standard yesterday. For the first quarter of this year the Library had collected296 words
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Article40 1953-05-12 3 THE Public Relations Commissioner for Malayan Guides. Miss Elizabeth Cheek, was one ot the speakers at a genera! meeting of the Girl Guides Association held m London under the chairmanship of the Princess Royal, President of the Association40 words
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Article131 1953-05-12 3 Standard Staff Reporter MR. P. F. DE SOUZA, Nominated Singapore Legislative Councillor, will urge the Government lo allow private enterprise to run a television station In written Qii'"»t nns to be tabled at the Council meetin,; next week. Mr. de Souza will ask whether131 words
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Advertisement196 1953-05-12 3 HEALTH SHOW I 1. I I I mosi > D. Curb Backache S Up A Er I Jay Help V _es In--laroid 'ni. '"1 2 m m\s-m t J m*\ Wm ttnder -m^xm- /smmWs%sssBg»^ Men's Ve-»t* r t njt c ,OWM 1 -*yja_aas I Plastic Material 3t width > Distount196 words
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Advertisement209 1953-05-12 3 You pay jg^jg You get so*mc6 —when you buy QUAKER OATS i jfang Benefits for all tvith Quaker Oats m\m\\m\ ENERGY with Quaker Oats carbohydrate. /JSS&i STRENGTH with Quaker Oats prate.*, MORE STAMINA with Quaker Oats Thiamin Vitamin I j MORE ENJOYMENT with that UUmM flavor £fm\ y* l Quaker209 words
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Article, Illustration453 1953-05-12 4 Be Faithful To Sick' Pledge By Attendants PENANG, Mon. In connection with Operation Service, the Medical Department, Federation, is preparing to invite all attendants m hospitals to take a pledge to be faithful to the sick. This was disclosed to The Standard today by the spokesman of453 words
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Article180 1953-05-12 4 29 Made Colony Citizens A lota] ol 2S persons have t <:i granted Certificate "of .r.i. i ation In Singap';: i They are: Dr Chem Pah Kuo, Mes r Hee Quee Njan, Ong Chin Tong also J < )',,'-i Thiam Hock, Lim Kok Boon, Maswar bin' Ayik, Lim Hwie Seng.180 words
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Article72 1953-05-12 4 TWO Singapoi c Mis I G. Yeo and .1. Majorie Chan, have reet been listed m the honour'^ list of lhe Washington State College, Washington. Mc Y< studying home economies ar the college obtained a scholarship from the Institute of international Education which awarded by72 words
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Article178 1953-05-12 4 LONDON. May 11 (AP)— A Coronation Bible is enroute to four-year-old David Sewell m Kuala Lumpur to bring him into the Coronation celebrations arranger! by the people Of Kingsley Road, Runcorn, Cheshire. David, oniy child of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sewell of Kampong Langut Tin178 words
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Article95 1953-05-12 4 SEAMAN J. Nicoll pleaded quiity m the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday to a charge of being drunk and m,- < apable. Nicoll said that he was drunk but not incapable as he went to a police station to re- port the loss Of his95 words
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Article63 1953-05-12 4 THE Singapore Camera Club i will be holding its first panMalayan photographic exhibition at lhe British Council Centre from June 26 to July 5. The closing date for entries is May 2ti. Entries cither by post or by j hand should be sent to The63 words
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Article48 1953-05-12 4 CHNG Tun Sic was finer. $75 m the Singapore F*rs: Traffic Court yesterday for inconsiderate driving. He was also suspended from driving for three months. Tames Lee was find 51 for unnecessarilly horning at '.he junction of Kampong Soo poo Road and Kallang Road.48 words
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Article74 1953-05-12 4 Johore's Drainage Schemes .lOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— The Johore Drainage and Irrigation Department is at present engaged on three main drainage v •■•hemes. They are al Sri Menanti m Muar/ anrt at Senggarang and the East Coast m Batu Pahat. When these schemes are completed, conditions m 190 square miles of74 words
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Article74 1953-05-12 4 A SINGAPORE middle aged woman, Tan Poh Tay. alleged m the Second Police Court yesterday that when she i_a ber daughter-in-law V c o h 'Boey Yang. $1,000. her life l savings, to build an attap m:? for her. she misappropriated money. Yeoh was charged with74 words
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Article67 1953-05-12 4 WHEN Wee Whi Hock lean- < t backwards to draw out a table drawer after a mahjong uame. he lost his balance and fell down a flight of stairs, his brother-in-law, Chia Keng Hock, said yesterday m the Singapore Coroner's Court. Wee died after being67 words
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Article33 1953-05-12 4 THIEVES broke into two Government quarters, adjoining each other, at Pee! Road, Kuala Lumpur, during the hours of Sunday and stole cash and articles One house lost ?11!». ana the ol $243.33 words
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Article200 1953-05-12 4 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT EXPLAINS PENANG, Mon.— A regular physical examination of Government servants every year, though considered ideal, is not possible with the present staff, a spokesman of the Medical Headquarters, Federation of Malaya, told The Standard. Thcv were trying to do their best, he200 words
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Article96 1953-05-12 4 WHILE Miss J. L. We It on a nursing sister, at the Singapore British Military Hospital. was searching for her wallet she saw her comb fall out of a man's pocket. This was stated m the Sixth Police Court yesterday. Tlie man, Rodrcgi.es Lawrence,96 words
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Article54 1953-05-12 4 MR. Teo Ghim Lek a Raub postal clerk lor 13 years, has tr a ns^ r ,red to the office 01 the Controller of Posts Central Division, Kual. Lum: P m H nt W 1 leay e on May 17. tm-vK' W_ Rajah of the X.L CPO54 words
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Article, Illustration123 1953-05-12 4 SINGAPORE workers are planning to celebrate Coronation Day on June 2, which is a public holiday, by holding processions and mass meetings The governing council of the Singapore Trade Union Congress and individual unions will meet soon to discuss plans lor the celebrations. Residents of123 words
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Article75 1953-05-12 4 THE United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund has approved an additional allocation of 140.000 Ib. of skimmed milk valued at US $14,000 to Singapore, the Fund.- repon fot March 1953 reveals. UNICEF has already spent US Sl 1.000 o n ite B.C.G. campaign m Singapore, and75 words
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Article22 1953-05-12 4 I HP. anni i of the Singapore 'i n will on S. St Jo _ph*_ In Hall at 9 a.m22 words
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Article46 1953-05-12 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Mohd. Shaffie, who was produced before Inche Sheik Abdul Rahman m the First Magistrate's Court for committing theft ol a bicycle belonging to Abu Bakar bin Yahaya on Feb. 28 at about 9.45 p.m., was fined $200. oi two months* imprisonment.46 words
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Article, Illustration33 1953-05-12 4 CWI.NS„ Ml| crash victims M their li\<s on v n k_f towered Into the'eet mon grave i, Ceme er> on Max it sl| vanous ienomlaatiuK peifaiMtd i at tin* photo.33 words
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313 1953-05-12 4 TAMIL OR HINDI? KUALA LUMPUB, Mon. Local Indians differed m their opinion ot what the proposed Chair of Indian Studies at the Malayan University should he. Asked if they wanted it to be a Tamil Chair or a Chair of any of the other313 words
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Article37 1953-05-12 4 .1011' If the 1 tion, i! cd coui make r den;.: Rahman Dv I ministra <-n the out ret Coun m lv ai v done b Ano' he nid •nent' count37 words
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Article97 1953-05-12 4 THREE men from .lohore appeared m the Singapore First Traffic Courl ycvterdav on traffic charges. Kassim bin A'l. pleaded guilty to a charge of negligent driving, ar.d mmt fined $75 His car en' :<hd with a pickup at the junction of Farrer and Bukit Timah97 words
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Article78 1953-05-12 4 Chamber To Meet On Lim' s Move THT. Sh |apo Phlim, Chamber of W il! hold an < mergency moctir:', today to ri' russ lhc move to be made by Mr. 1..m Yew Hork. (Lab. Sou*. h» a1 tbe Legislative Council meeting next week. A\ the last nn (ling of78 words
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Article82 1953-05-12 4 rv^ d V Btofapnua tl Andrew uid Boys Association's ;mnu« meeting yesterday the following were ele 1. ri ofllee beareri President. Mr. Aw Cheng vice-presidents, m, L lm Koon Keck, RC.H Lim. Urn Chong Pane nnd I); SH T:in Secretary, alr Goh So., Toon aaat secretary. Mw T;.n82 words
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Article69 1953-05-12 4 IPOH. Mon The Malayan Mininy Employers' Association today issued a state ment _ayin_ that tht- tin price bonus for mine work ers has not been cancelled. No reduction m the tin price bonus payable to the employees of European members of the Association has69 words
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Advertisement87 1953-05-12 4 AN INDIAN CROSSWORD CONCERN An Indian Crossword concern, largest and best m the Kast wishes to open an office m Singapore. Otters from businessmen of sound financial standing and highest integrity required to apply ior Agency, personal interview m Singapore witi be riven. R.M.D.C. (Mysore) LTD., YONG AIK CO- (PENANG)87 words
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Advertisement145 1953-05-12 4 _B_ftk»_— _*^_______________a__l____W^^^^^^^^^^^^____________lsk_l_. *a\ j B___e»> i^^____ii*^- K_ >a^V >_ LUXURY CIGARETTE BOUSTEAD CO LTD /^"fc^*- 7/1 ii valuable Uiu. t, /C^'^^v tp'cially to reltnr RHI W^£^£^tir\ PAINS. LUU!<A scv* r/cvi, tf/tcwj: i 3s^ty_j>isoßi>L I Whot o difference DeWitts Pills can make to you <4| > J Day-to-day fitness cannot be145 words
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Miscellaneous103 1953-05-12 4 Weather MINIMUM TFMPIK vn BE: from 7..".M p.m. on May 10 to 7.:;: i i.m on Ma.v 11. Singapore (7' I i Pensng 175 1, Kota iVtliru (71 Fi. Runt- I.umpur (7"» F), Ipoh (71 Fi Kuantan 172 Fi Maximum -Temperature: from 7...0 a.m. to p.m. on May 11. Singapore103 words
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330 1953-05-12 5 RESERVATIONS FOR 1,500 SO thot the Coronation may be made a memorable occasion for i n m Singapore, the Government has invited 1,500 schoolchildren children c or0 nation and birthday parades. to a ffcna s tands will be reserved for 1.000 schoolchildren at the330 words
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45 1953-05-12 5 omn IDUCATION SWVICE Standard Staff Reporter tFDERATION teachers will not have a Unified n Service for some time vet as salary negotia- ......dio.-k. h a re thers. itive Kuala 5 who r, ovai ded presennt of testing iors45 words
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Article126 1953-05-12 5 > petitions have been received from Singapore villagers at Yio Chu Kang Road asking for the installation or extension of water mains to their village. Mr. F. Y. G. Day. chairman of the Rural Board told The Standard yesterday. Ue was commenting on a report126 words
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Article141 1953-05-12 5 MALAYA'S three journalists invited to attend the Coronation by the Colonial Office left Singapore by 8.0.AC. Constellation for London this morning. They were seen off at Kallang Airport by a large number of friends. They were: Mr. George Tann Eng Leong. a sub-editor on the Singapore141 words
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Article159 1953-05-12 5 SEEING that the driver of a Singapore car m which he was travelling had failed to stop after knocking down a cyclist, a passenger. Mr. W. Mendoza, cut short his journey and returned to the scene of the accident. He gave full particulars of the159 words
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Article97 1953-05-12 5 TWO men. Lim Kien Sien and Lee Cheng Soh were convicted m the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday of criminal breach of trust of $500. Lim. who had one previous conviction, was sentenced to two months' jail. He was ordered to pay $250 as97 words
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Article, Illustration53 1953-05-12 5 Harold Teo FOOT-TUN YEAR OLD Maureen Teo (above) of the Methodist Girls School will be "Quern" for a day at the Coronation pageant to be held at the Jalan Besar Stadium on June 1. Maureen was picked out from among lb other Singapore school- girls—Photo byHarold Teo - 53 words
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Article57 1953-05-12 5 AN officer of the Labour Department Ipoh, will be on duty m the ofiice of the Court House, Bruas. every Tuesday and Friday [rom I to 4.30 p.m. H e will sssist ihe public m all matters normally dealt with by the Labour Office m the57 words
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237 1953-05-12 5 By IVOR KRAAL M ANDRE MARC H A L, famous French blind organist whose feet are reputed to be as sensitive as the fingers of most musicians, nren| ii search of a Malay gon? m Singapore yesterday. He had broken his flight from Sydney237 words
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199 1953-05-12 5 tee _2_fii-P!_ro«..Mo-.-T-e working commitheld In X Jll_ KKSt!* 28 Mtional conference 'or Mala™ <_____S to ■>»" blueprint Besar! s2____? ?EE_?*?_-i* the Mentri SSmS Othman bin Mohamed. as its tho 3 the or g an isations m Malaya. except cUtion "the rS_i2s"____2 l h e199 words
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Article91 1953-05-12 5 AIR. Choor Singh. Singapore Coroner, yesterday recorded a verdict of death hy negligent driving at the c"d of an inquiry into the death <»f f>:.-year-old Chong Quee Leong. a shoemaker. Chong died trom injuriai received after being hit by a motor van while he was sitting91 words
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Article98 1953-05-12 5 SEVEN ON TAX CHARGES SEVEN persons including, a woman were prosecuted m the Singapore City Police Court yestcr day for failing to submit income tax returns. Fines totalling 5750 werr imposed. Taherbhoy Rajaballv described as the manager of R. M. M. Samiwalla and Co.. was fined $500. Five others. P.98 words
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Article, Illustration169 1953-05-12 5 photo. IT WILL be some time before any Singapore married woman teacher will enjoy the gratuity promised by Government, said a spokesman of the Singapore Teachers' Union yesterday. Commenting on a letter which the acting Colon ial Secretary sent to the chairman of the marriedStandard - 169 words
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Article65 1953-05-12 5 Standard Shipping Reporter THE 1.364-ton freighter Poo Leng. towed to Penang by the Nagisan Maru, when ncr propellers gave trouble on a voyage from Rangoon, was last night discharging her cargo of 1,300 tons rice bran m the Singapore roads before going into dry65 words
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Article89 1953-05-12 5 A SINGAPORE woman, Cheong Ah Yeok. said ill the Sixth Police Court yesterday that when a man pulled her handbag from under her arm one night, she blew a whistle and the Police arrived. Cheong was testifying at the trial of a Malayan Other Rank, Robert89 words
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Article37 1953-05-12 5 A CHINESE entered a Singapore woman doctor's house m Pasir Panjang Road on Sunday night and took her handbag, containing $450. The man was seen by the doctor's maidservant but escaped thorugh a window.37 words
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Article34 1953-05-12 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Shawalduin bin Kassim a Trade Union officer, was charged m the Sessions Court today with accepting a bribe ot $30 from Raja Abubakar. The cast was adjourned Xor hearing.34 words
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Advertisement108 1953-05-12 5 ,%r -^j^'V l tiiUnOUS j v ..■&s&$ X -^Sl^Bm_*W^i\mmm. t SW^Kp^JP&3^^ """^W <^ v' *i.Xr^^^^^p^/*^^ '^^_&^^_M______f Friend r*r _torr-_g. Mat i,_, luld Carev <nd Jfl NEXT CHANGE M_n_____ v r> w m;\i m \rr> HPI WONDERF! L H U MftlM! J YATES ».^-h I JOHN FORDS GR.ATJST TRIUMPH R| the108 words
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Advertisement69 1953-05-12 5 BUBBEBJINCLOSINGPRICES Stondord London Correspondent LONDON, Moy It. The following ere the closing prices of rabbet ond tin on the London market: LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 20id. Spot £735 per ton j Mll lOld buyers, .1740 sellers. July/Sept. 21 d. Th,t i £73 Oct/Dec. 20id. buyers, £732 10s. sellers. Jan.69 words
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Advertisement315 1953-05-12 5 3rd WEEK! 15th day Tk tllM UNS IBN mmmm not. as?ounp«no FtAmu Uir,- of Polaroid (.lasses S!J P |> r po*ii M r,,, will be rrfnnded on rftorn sf Sptrtsrlrt! NEXT CMAjSEb ONE MAN AGAINST AN ARMADA s^*H__f i£m 9^__9__\A_9_^9^__tl9V%9F "V^**» ~^^__r _^_iT^\v_k. ___T__f___* BBK I^^^ ,^*l__ m\W m r__L315 words
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Article801 1953-05-12 6 JT is well over six months since the Whitton Arbitration Board, m addition to recommending a wage cut, made the M strong suggestion that tho Government should consider the advisability oi' calling a conference of experts m thc rubber industry to examine problems i elating to801 words
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Article1628 1953-05-12 6 CAN EDUCATION bs I SUBVERSIVE? Heresy In The Common Room -2 r&*^9 t/i* V_ll_i_l mt\ i/lC^ Vi 9# I _>«• r t if im^pFm >___► V -**-^Zmm -*r^m m Fed. Elections HTmiE Federation Government'sj announcement of general, elections for the country is-i rather vague on the type of' legisiatUTe it1,628 words
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56 1953-05-12 6 The Laotian thrust has punctured the myth that the West can prefabricate an Asian counter-revolu-tion. At this stage of Asia's revolution, fullblooded belief m the cause is more important than the quality of soldiers and weapons. This Is the theme of Andrew Roth's outspoken and provocative56 words
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Article, Illustration1267 1953-05-12 6 The Right To Speak And Disagree ATR. Tan Siew Sin's motion ITJ deploring Dato Onn's alleged anti-Chinese speech was a mistake from the beginning. Angry, as he was entitled to be, Mr. Tan made what Mr. Ramani was justified m describing as "an irritating and offensive speech made under the1,267 words
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Advertisement98 1953-05-12 6 Tuewlay, May 12, 1953. =aMEe=r 11 I m^t^mmmmmtmtmmmm SINGAPORE Tittß STANDARD INDEPENDENT MORNINCJ NEWSPAPER I 3= HEAD OFFICE 128, Robinson Rood, Singapore. Telephone Nos: *****—***** Coble Telegraph Address: TIGERNEWS, Singopore. BRANCH OFFICES LONDON Room 222, The Times Building. Printing House Square, London, E.C. 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 45, Sulton98 words
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Advertisement105 1953-05-12 6 f^L^ TODAY'S? iff« SPECIAL] I __4 "*^*^CT ffl 1/ S55S5> Of our i 1 COKOtfAIION I* %m DRASTIC REDLCJI<>\> *4fl BAIIWSWEmiR Wooll /m ffl J rsi'Ys. Pultorcrs, rir. jm CkM Limited Stock Omit I I Here's more ie I Cfl?H U*i Uaihtff I' lk V l«* \To CLEAI \V* __<p£_____105 words
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257 1953-05-12 7 Egypt Ready To Shed Blood For Freedom-Naguib Suet Talks Deadlock UR O Maj 11. (Reuter)— General Mohamed prime Minister, said here yesterday: "We are grca i battle and every Egyptian should be j the supreme sacrifice. We have washed our \n lo I i.\ptian negotiations on the Suez should be257 words
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Article60 1953-05-12 7 I Hurt In Coronation Rehearsal |ON DON Waj 11 (AP)— sterday Inroom durin* a Queen I oronatioa pro;;r rom Buckingham Plll to Westminstei m Royal Army trooper 99a taken to hosDiUl bul lefl dtei treat,nd injuries lhe m ornate real prorarrj Prime plungi ssion tra- mall Pal kii ked .js60 words
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Article31 1953-05-12 7 I k govtern cone on are posed ii a I m the of aD on the I prejud- 'he cold I op- force of The crn-31 words
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Article110 1953-05-12 7 NAIROBI. May 11, (Reuter) Royal Air Force Harvard planes yesterday bombed j Ihuririo police post on the j Othaya location of the South > Nyeri reserve which was at- tacked by Mau Mau terrorists 48 hours ago. The aircraft dived m to bomb110 words
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Article47 1953-05-12 7 A DEVASTATING tornado ped through Hebron, southern Nebraska city, Satur- night, injuring at least 64 -ons and destroying or damg a n estimated two thirds the town's buildings. Mayor t- Ralph Hawkins estimated dam- "at least a million and a half U.S. dollars."— AP.47 words
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Article, Illustration86 1953-05-12 7 George Bundock, 30-year-old Londoner who has been virtually a prisoner m the British Embassy m Moscow for nearly five years, is shown (left) talking to reporters on arrival at West Berlin's Savoy Hotel. Bundock was sentenced m his absence to 18 months' imprisonment by a Russian86 words
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Article131 1953-05-12 7 Spain Seeks Dollar Aid For Bases MADRID. May 11 (Reuter > Spain has asked the United Stales for annual economic aid of U5535U.000.000 a year for three years m return for allowing American bases to be set up on Spanish soil, it was learned here. Official! here have no comment131 words
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194 1953-05-12 7 LONDON, May 11 (Reuter)— Sir Ivone Kirkpatrick, 56, British High Commissioner m Germany, will take over as permanent head of the Foreign Office a non-political post m the autumn, it was announced here yesterday. He will replace Sir William Strang who reached the194 words
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Article, Illustration237 1953-05-12 7 RED THREAT TO LAOS, THAILAND CONTINUES HANOI, Moy 11,— The French Command warned that while the bulk of the Vietminh army is pulling out from Laos, an elite Communist division continues to pose a serious 1 A°V t0 central Laos an d the Thailand frontier. A Command spokesman said the237 words
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Article254 1953-05-12 7 CAIRO, May 11, (Reuter)— The Chiefs of Staff ot the Arab armies will meet here shortly to implement an Arab collective security pact as the first step towards organised Arab defence of the Middle East the Arab League Political Committee announced. The Committee pledged254 words
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Article193 1953-05-12 7 No fighting was reported from the invaded associated state yesterday, but the French Command said there will be no letup m defence buildup m Laos so long as there i s a single Vietminh soldier on the ancient kingdom's soil. He refused to say whether this meant that193 words
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Article93 1953-05-12 7 .JOHANNESBURG. May 11. (Renter)— The formation Ol a Union Federal Party was announced here yesterday with its main aim "to create m South Africa opportunities for people of all races to enjoy fullness of life and liberty under the protection of law." It is93 words
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Article87 1953-05-12 7 ROME, May 11 (AP) Chestnut-haired Queen Soraya, of Iran has posed a lively puzzle with her springtime visit to Rome. When the 20-year-old girl Queen left Teheran over a week ago. court spokesman let it be known she was on her way leisurely to Switzerland for87 words
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Article52 1953-05-12 7 LONDON. May 11. Renter) Two hundred representatives from Africa atid Asia attended the biggest Moral Rearmament gathering here since the war. Theme of the meeting which celebrated the 15th anniversary of the movement was "the world advance of Moral Rearmament m Asia. Africa, Europe, the Americas, Britain aud52 words
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Article67 1953-05-12 7 PRESIDFNT Eisenhower returned to Washington by plane yesterday from State College. Pennsylvania, where he spent the week-end on a visit with his brother. Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower, president of the college. AP. FRENCH political, military and religious leaders paid homage vestcrdav to Joan of Arc, the 15th Century67 words
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Article205 1953-05-12 7 AN amateur astronomer is under a German court order to pay 25.000 Deutsche marks about $18,000 Malayan because a board of scientists agreed that man cannot live on the sun— UP. A SLIGHT earthquake rocked Tokyo and the surrounding area for about half a minute205 words
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Article185 1953-05-12 7 KALIMPONG. May 11 (UP) Chinese Communist oflicia s m Tibet have opened newly built for; m th e Chumbi valley, a strategic point facing the Indian frontier known as ihe gateway to central A.-ia, reports reaching here disclosed today. The new fort i<. the185 words
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Article93 1953-05-12 7 Mayors To Fight— ln Ring MANILA. May 11. (AP).— Two middle .iu«-d po.itit tins have decided to settle a political dispute here m a boxing ring. The protagonists are acting Mayor Vicente Del Im rio of Cebu City and Jose Rodriguez, the Incumbent chief executive of that central Philippines city.93 words
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69 1953-05-12 7 HONOI ULO M..v (AFP). The new States- Ambassador to Jap Mr. John Allison nnd of the State and Dtfem i> partmenti on Pacific irrived here yesterday m military planes for d.iv conference on problem! m the Pacific The talks start today at f I69 words
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Advertisement42 1953-05-12 7 M__ 'UN IN THE /KIE/ l\jlrl M^ 9 6 w- i>- called Murai \SB_V ROBIN' -~an"alrcraft"of Malayan 'Airway j"^ngs iti'way through mmTm^uk^m Malayan skies In leisurely comfortable flight This Is one of many HryilCffimS f <ctors_whictwnake flying < v pleasure_for,th«_trevelling public MALAYAN AIRWAYS42 words
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Advertisement199 1953-05-12 7 Tin* Bust tit Ail turn mi 4in it Siiiivi»itirs *^HdnMMKxW-_______B __3__________________r JMMMM|MH|^*^^^tt^^MtaMM^^^^^^to^_________________________ _________m^-ocv'- _&^^^!Pl_l______________________________v _X HHswT "3*o- mB? 9 _________^3S^ ir >'_________ ji t.> *<**#t. V '^B -5F* __________Hv*'''«- *"X-- W A A _v x_^ :> ;^K^:\ 5-. x^SH fl__r K4 __b -_c *v i!K^'" 98SS9"* -sc#3k_JßPc&_ x*' ■4\l >_l__'"^^_»^__199 words
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244 1953-05-12 8 Standard Aviation Reporter ONCE-WEEKLY Comet services between London and Singapore will operate until nert year when the new Comet Series II jetliners come into service with B The next production of Comets will be larger, faster and capable of longer range than the244 words
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Article62 1953-05-12 8 POITIERS. May 11. .AFP.— A 28-year-oid French stenographer, Jacqueline Leroy of Pans, has broken the women's world rei ord for point-to-point gliding by covering a measured distance of 405 kilometres. Her 9-hour flight from Cha-;->eney-Yillere.:\ to a landing point m the Angouleme yesterday, was 41 kilometres62 words
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Article86 1953-05-12 8 NEW YORK. May 11. <AP» Qantas Empue Airways. Australia's flag earner has ordered seven turbo-compound I Super Constellation transport planes from Lockheed Aircraft Corp., the American Una reported. Qantas orders now toi USS 15.000.000. The Auatralian line will receive the first of its new fleet early86 words
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98 1953-05-12 8 SAN FRANCISCO. May 11. (AP). The British tug. Castle Peak, towing the burned-out hull of the tanker Victor 11 Kelly, left yesterday on a 5,500-mUe trip to Kure. Japan Thc tanker was binned out .n a fire at the refinery station at Oleum.98 words
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Advertisement703 1953-05-12 8 t^aaA Transpaelflr Serrice to San IVaaalaaa and I.oe An^elea. tia Hongkong and Japan Afent, ANGLO— FRENCH «c BENDIXSENS LTD. T*Lc X Lumpur SU B'pore H'.'Al S P S bam 205 Malacca 4M Penang 87ft BEZOI&LINE FOR O K./CONTINENI Spore P SwetL Penang t8 Benvorlieh for Havre. Lond >'i H/terdam. Hamburg703 words
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Advertisement1175 1953-05-12 8 iei -4.A BLUE VUNNEL LINE mz^ do im«.) MANSIILLD CO.. LTD. SmST' Inooipcrate- ln Singapore n W»t Ca-nerr optloa to pror«*ed via other ports i< -•.•<) and iH-ckarge cargo kailinhs to LivnaPOOL.. <•• \mjow LONDON l (nNIINKNTAI POBTH Dua Sail* P 8 nan Penang Persena fur Mar*e:..«- Uvirpool 8t Qlaaaow1,175 words
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Advertisement364 1953-05-12 8 JAVA MEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotteidam Lloyd Holland America I me Nederiand Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam lI ALII AX BOSTON NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE. MOBILE NEW ORI r \NS Spore P Sham Pen any OVEKIJSEL (XL) G4 7 15May 16 Ma.v 17 IB>la* MADOERA (SMN) -♦Ma? SJune 6/7 June 8364 words
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Advertisement787 1953-05-12 8 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA LX (OMIM.. N| Spore P. gha. rn|tf "SONGKHLA" for Bangkokll 19May I _> A' foi Djakarta Bangkok Saigon Hongkong Manila Kobe Yokohama 21 23 Ma) 14 >nM_- "FIONIA' for Bangkok 1/Uun _Z "ASIA** foi Bangkok Saigon, Hongkong Manila Koba Yokohama i lOJune T gj787 words
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Article, Illustration319 1953-05-12 9 f I Th*- acting Director of Commerce and Industry Singapore. Mr. T. M Hart photographed with members of th e HongKoiig^ trade delegation at the Happy World on Saturday after he had declared open the trade exhibition of Hongkong products. Left to right: Mrs319 words
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Article236 1953-05-12 9 a ENSIIRE payment from countries of ultimate destination for Malayan tin exported to places outside me sterling: area, new tin exporters will be furnished particulars on request from the Controller of Foreign [Exchange, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Penang. Announcing the tin export procedure. a nA.P. - 236 words
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Article145 1953-05-12 9 THE collapse of the raw materia boom and the world >sion m textiles, are the two main developments to which are attributed the crisis m exports for the A.F.E. region m 1952, said the recently published Economic Survey of Asia and the Far East.145 words
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Article68 1953-05-12 9 PARIS. May 11. (Reuter).—The great Renault Motor Works has resumed partial production after a three-week strike but the Frence merchant navy walk-out much more serious for the national economy remains deadlocked. With scores of ships laid up m the Channel ports, Marseilles airlines are doing good trade.68 words
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Article25 1953-05-12 9 ORIENTAL Government Security Life Assurance Co. Ltd., reported 71.359 policies assuring for $136,931,985 during 1952 aToiing lo the bran.h 99mt9t9k'9 ai i-uala Lumpur.25 words
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119 1953-05-12 9 CHICAGO, May 11. (UP)— The 1,.---- moving rubber tidewalk ii m operation m the Museum of Science and Industry here. .lohn L. Collyer, president of the BF Goodrich Co.. said the rubber <idcwaik could be a solution to the problem of transporting a large119 words
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Article84 1953-05-12 9 NFW YORK, May 11. (AP) S C Fr..!.k Lee. permrv secretary of the British Board of Trade, says Britain will pla c more emphasis on ltl newer export industries. Including aircraft. agricultural! tractors, new drugs, plastics and nylon products. I He told the British Com-84 words
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Article88 1953-05-12 9 The Malayan Exchange Bank^' Association buying rates to merchants: New York IV2Z (T.T.). 33 (0.D.). Ml an credit bills and 33 3/16 on trade bills (90 d/st); Canada 32i (T.T.). 32] (0.D.). 331 on credit bills and 33 3/16 on trade bills (90 d/st). Selling rates88 words
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Article38 1953-05-12 9 HONGKONG, May 11:— Special Standaid Service. Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were $15.84 £1 sterling. ?C,.005 to U.S. dollar; $1,810 o Malayan $1; SO 240 to one Indonesian Ruppiah. Gold 272.375 to <>ne tael.38 words
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Article, Illustration34 1953-05-12 9 MX. D. T. Bo»d. chairman of the Australian IVmil Board. who arriv. -d m Singapore by (hn! »s BOAC frt»m l_n.id'»n Salurda> on his return home. I! is ompanud by hu wiii-. Standard phtno.34 words
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324 1953-05-12 9 For Protection Of m 4"' te< J Stotes ma V «cote a reserve KIT* ICOSt 200 000 t0 S f *Jm«mm«k n««;t I r CUr ry rCoSons ««e"*uo*cd by the possibility of an interruption of production levels dunng the changeover of ownership of synthetic plants324 words
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Article120 1953-05-12 9 ft Cl OSINO rubhe, prices dents ncr Ib m Blagapef c realersU j were: Buyers Batten No I M s s spot Lease ;o :n No. 1 K.SS. 7§| 7g No. Z R s..v M No. |s, s ig] Tone: j rr jf t, easier. SIM. WOKE. Mon120 words
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Article44 1953-05-12 9 THE aifee. gap dv conut i no v i er ihiOHM m .<•••■ changi Singai t nduce < (per pi. i: quoti rf bl ■ra beh il _g I I G $280 Pi (Muni' 5 while M Lamponi I: 5 wrak) k44 words
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Article43 1953-05-12 9 CRUDE petroleum production m Kuwait during the first quarter of thia year rose 12.9 per cent above the comparable JH.t- level. Output averager 7.)-}. OO-: barn da y, comparer with 705.589 barrels daily ir the first Quarter of 1952. APAP - 43 words
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Article112 1953-05-12 9 Standard Market Kepniti r RI.'BBFR prii qaporr closed eaw.er afb ady •>rday fir<t k rubber I for Ifay shipmi 70J cent* per lb rifle i cent over Saturday's Pricei fluctuated t nar--1 w ts during opening a', about n tit h and 1 ning j level. F;.112 words
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Article68 1953-05-12 9 LONDON. May 11. (F Mr. Harold Wilson former Labour President »>f the Board of Trade, left here 63 aii peaI terday for Moi tall with S ie ofll< j Mr. Wiison. who In May il was appoints d part-1 I I economic adviser to Hrm68 words
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Article201 1953-05-12 9 PARIS, May 11.— The French (.ovonii.ir._i fetterday drastically slashed the le?al value of the IndoChinese piastre to end what newspapers called a multi-billion-franc a yc*ar racket. Tho Finance Ministry announced Lhal beginning May 11. the official exchange value of o:ie :> astre will be ten insteadAFP; UP - 201 words
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Article32 1953-05-12 9 a r< the B i mera I Di 'haw. ak S rived R TtMtiland-Ib relatio i RO to 1' and then i Vil v lernationa] bers i,l Commen c.- ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Miscellaneous268 1953-05-12 9 m \H: Mv Family (Cantonesel T. 9 30 p m MIMI: Raja San.... (Malay) 330 6 T»'>. nm. GLOBE: so. is o. Adventure Plus Dra.h Valley GunfightCT 7 30. 9.30 p m. RADIO PROGRAMME X \IMO M\LA V A. PCN ANG: 857 am. 2 pjn As Singapore; 6.10 Onening aid268 words
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Article, Illustration321 1953-05-12 10 OXE of the most enthusiastic dancers on Raffle., Ballroom floor on BfttaNbj I Commissioner-General Mr. Malcolm Mai Donald who was guest of honom I hy Filipino President M. Anciano and wife Clara. Raffles visit followed ..pruj I dinner given by Ancianos earlier m the evening to C-G321 words
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Article, Illustration41 1953-05-12 10 I- ;«»w>: IT'S Latin America on lhe air, •nd Major o. M. Oliphan| and wife step JS? l S m,rl l to Plating riivthm M the WUmbo h> pace-setter music maestro Gen? s ,li.m (> and hi s hind41 words
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Article64 1953-05-12 10 Rosalind Ratnam PATTERN SERVICE sdhgfte f J&fiP T »»S BEFORE VOL ORDER VOLR PATTERN: xou must enclose (hrre ten cent stamp* if /ou want .your pattern cut If I dont tet the sump* voo don I f__. f he pattern. A number of orders have come to me with out64 words
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Article, Illustration50 1953-05-12 10 (Right): ACROBATIC "Keep Fit" skit earned big hand for the versatile Wyatt Sisters, as did their Viennese Walti numbers on Saturday night m Raffle* Ballroom. (Above) A hot bath and brisk n-h down helped to Climax yirls' "keep fit" policy alter fioorshow.50 words
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Advertisement109 1953-05-12 10 m m'^mm^^f fy RITA OIL ¥M r r«i ii I II ■>• lrom I. \< I Ui'll I nif tin- honour I. I I Wl. XV I OM I'M I lI.IM'iVII Wl. M.M r\mw i_n of 1.1 MINI i Wi I N I I (I I l|{i. l l get109 words
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Article, Illustration83 1953-05-12 11 iw armed tennis star from Austria ra» lions m th P Davis Cup match I npi played m Cairo Apr. 24-26 m I 1 two singles and paired wim liuber to Left Red! bent up m Pain after being return ball, and is helped b Y Coen and |_< di83 words
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Article208 1953-05-12 11 v\PH R' 111 l ,rU w>. .ting tid a ith noshow i has ales wdiime nut so vutli c which dream of ;.nd l 144 went forward trom c 11 to com .1 '.vhich numbered 180 had i by the wayside for al- Od I its one208 words
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275 1953-05-12 11 JACK CUDDY - MARCIANO WALCOTT WILL BOTH BE FLOORED JACK CUDDY By HOLLAND, Michigan, May 11 (UP)— George A. Barton, President of the National Boxing Association, predicted at the ringside here today that both Rocky Marciano and Jersey Joe Walcott would be on the floor at least once m Friday night's big fight.275 words
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Article106 1953-05-12 11 ADELAIDE, May 11. (H ter). Final acceptors announced today for the Adelaide Cup to be run over two milts al Morphettviile on Wednesday are as follows: Aldershot v stone, Iphicles 8 stone 2, Rovai Pageant 7 stone 13, Beau Grand 7 stone 2, Highe.ere 7 stone106 words
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Article25 1953-05-12 11 TANJONG MALLM. Mon Perak State students studying m Sultan Idris Training College, Tanjong Malim. defeated the Methodist English School XI 3—l at soccer.25 words
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517 1953-05-12 11 SVl.vkV JA S X T LBOT from Australia fnr^K has been cn Saged to ride in_ \rx < ™nths. and arcordr 5 w Sydney reports, his fee is „ie highest ever offered an Australian to ride m Singapore or Malaya. J52 Healher a Melbourne517 words
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Advertisement79 1953-05-12 11 I m l i r j i j i i—^" j i p-r A INDOOR /^X SSI x W*C SWIAAMIN© VC?^ I X s V W v^^^ Copf. 1931. King Feat-ftt Syndicate. Inc., t fihix tnrr**l :v.V. 'ww*-' v/:'-'--'' j ■•-..w <■ A"<f^ fl I CANT 7 IT'S SO LONESOME79 words
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Advertisement274 1953-05-12 11 SITUATIONS VACANT ANTED one cook-boy and TT ammah of highest I apply P.O. Box No. T.l3_ S. i> ACCOM N VACAM QUIKT residential area. Centra-.. Roann with full board. Verandah. Laundry. Ail Conve- mence.c. New European manage- ment OxJey Road. TLH lON LEARN' decorative machine emDroidery and add that distinctive,274 words
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Advertisement890 1953-05-12 11 I NOTMXS KLALA LLMPI MINK IP AL II I (I lONS KL(;i<lK\ih.\ (It BLBCtOM DEGISTRATION Offices ai YMCA B information re, Batu R«>ad En- h s Uool, F.ic &nl il v b S ichjl Kamp Ba Girla S k>l, Set a pak. P Koad. Railway j Brigade Station. Street M890 words
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Miscellaneous112 1953-05-12 11 ~"_i-i~ R A T !!r^^ V^Af/r^X I Tt /MWty *^W ,s,u g-^"me ac->. T- SS _4-__J_i -X saison::- wEKNE/w that toth rt^r^O MAE_ 1 QUFW r M t'performth -senatorial 1s d paid"- J V_* DCENT I, WHEN NDU TRIEP TO •TTE Si PwiSH l/* 4? <D-M./_r |P^»JJj_STM SPESMULT-TH' MO?- EULO^112 words
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Article, Illustration297 1953-05-12 12 WINDSOR LAD - M. AURELIUS RANDWICK WORK BEST WINDSOR LAD By PENANG, Mon. -MARCUS AUREUUS (Lans- and RANDWICK (Whitnev) were the best porkers this morning. They went lull stripped over tin* hall mile to return 38 2/5 seconds for the three. Both are retaining their Kuala Lumpur winning form. Aur ell a1 v297 words
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Article77 1953-05-12 12 Meditation, late In 'tt later, a loin J car old Magi? K«-d gelding died aeai Imn stall at ;.!wiiit ■u\ o'clock on Saturday rvrniag. Vleditatioa pulled np iitfi travelling furloag oi his race ob Saturday And his Jockes Hunter Russell dismounted. Mi-ditation was led back t.»77 words
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Article, Illustration589 1953-05-12 12 Standard Badminton Reporter THE Malayan Thomas Cup stars, Ong Poh Lim and Ismail bin Marjan, who are absolute masters of Singapore badminton without Wong Peng Soon, completed a tour of Indonesia which would hare been an unqualified success if the two players had589 words
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Article, Illustration630 1953-05-12 12 LONDON, May 11. (Renter). The Australians beat Surrey by an innings and 76 runs. Australians lost their remaining wicket soon after the resumption. The innings closed therefore for 256 giving them a first innings lead of 198. When Surrey resumed, the Aussies attack proved630 words
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158 1953-05-12 12 The honour of being the first Malay girl ever to win a badminton title m Perak went to Miss Azian Ghazali, a seventeen-year-old student from the Anglo Chinese Girls School. Ipoh. who won the 1953 Perak junior singles badminton championship before a record crowd m the158 words
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Article, Illustration131 1953-05-12 12 IN B friendly game of soccer. Balestier United heat the BODCA XI by three mla lo one on Sunday on tne P g| '1 ground. Kamaan scored all the goali for Balestier United and Malaik tor BODCA. Western Badminton Party went all out for a good time when131 words
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Article31 1953-05-12 12 AMSTELVEEN May (AFP).— Holland defeated Belgium by four goal. Ul one m the international grasa hockey match here yesterday. Holland was leading two goals to one at half time.31 words
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Article56 1953-05-12 12 MRS. E. D. TODD c_s> beat Miss M. E. Davison (L.7. m the final round of the Island Club DufTers Cup Competition. In the semifinals, Mrs Todd beat Miss P. Reilly 7 and 5 and Miss Davison beat Mrs. S. Williams 7 and 5. The56 words
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Article84 1953-05-12 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon The following were the concluding restnts of the Johor c Bahru Rifle Association's Easter meeting. Tyro special. --2- yards won by Syed Ibrahim, score 87; 50 yards won by Mohamed bin Long. score 9'i Gallery Shoot with Air Rifles won by G. MacKenzie. score 9884 words
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Article261 1953-05-12 12 Two goals, one a penalty. _-.r-.rcd m the last ten minutes of the match enabled Government Printing Office Sports Club to snatch a 3 l victory over Immigration Sports Club when the teams met m a SAFA Division J B league soccer match at Geylang261 words
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Article262 1953-05-12 12 Honours were shared !>•• tween I tll til Karih and Amicable AA. a t .Film Besar Stadium 11 all Ida I After a goalless firs I hall each sid > netted tune m ihe next session to draw 2—l. It waa a I stoi \i262 words
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Article29 1953-05-12 12 c Miaa* Kg i atalf ih, |ia scored ••wi i Mtraa V If im m l!r > MOU .Mt graaad 'i i \1 I.29 words
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Article82 1953-05-12 12 HON G X O MC, M.i 11. (AFP) Kang i Manager ol the Malayan mlnton team at pn visiting Hong Konf ai i dinner- 1 1{ nifhl tiiat l the ba In inton standard ot women m Honf Konf high arui with a little hing82 words
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