Singapore Standard, 13 May 1953
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Title Section18 1953-05-13 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD 13 MAY m VoL HI No. 310. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1953 TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.18 words
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Article18 1953-05-13 1 9 US < VT 80l "IT WIIMA CA 0 /ill ey WCOYJ oy A18 words
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Article, Illustration183 1953-05-13 1 JHE Night Duty Boat din- Officer m charge of the Master Attendant* Office on Monday nigh maintained that the Finnish tanker Wiima was still at her anchorage In Singapore harbour when asked !>> lie standard and a Tnited Press Correspondent «t 11 j almostUP - 183 words
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236 1953-05-13 1 AMBROSE KHAW - AMBROSE KHAW By AN AMERICAN naval tanker, Cahaba. steamed to i twilight rendezvous yesterday with the Finnish tanker Wiima 25 miles out of Singapore to start a transfer of the 10.000 tons ot* jet fuel oil originally destined tor Communist China. Sa ng into Singapore236 words
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Article26 1953-05-13 1 GENERAL Alfred Gruen-I ther. Chief of Staff of SHAPE, will replace General Matthew Ridgway as Commander-in- Chief of Allied forces in] i Europe. AFP.26 words
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407 1953-05-13 1 'The Men Who Do Not Want A Truce' A N invesH 9ol»on into the competitive position of the SSSfaS SSZJ" Sar,^ bC C icd out P by S on inSepen Hon Go^rnmln?- SS, n s°" U SidC M l °> f0 the Fed "<" tion Government announced yesterday. 'n standard407 words
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Article141 1953-05-13 1 I.OMx ter) lr. Clement Al l tion I i 1 1 (Mf Uii s l U I .i nent m X ju i who v. ,i add ij tions and I m the be useful jt thi re were i members of Vta Uniu 1 lons concei ned141 words
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Article42 1953-05-13 1 WACO. (Texas), May 12, (Reuter) Tornadoes winch ripped through two Texas towns yesterday kihed 7.3 people and injured more #00, according to latesi repot ts. Sixty-seven died m Waco. now strewn with wreckage, according to the Red Cross.42 words
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Article94 1953-05-13 1 ALOR STAR. Toes.— Revei nue officers at Changloon on Ked.h-Siam border yesti rday covered 236 pound"*- of raw opium worth $100,000 hidden J under baskets of ginger conveyed m a lorry bearing a Kedah registration namber. The driver or the lorry Tay See Hong Prasad94 words
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Article75 1953-05-13 1 PANMUNJOM, May 12 (UP) —General Mark Clark today gave his chief truce negotiator at the Munsan base camp a secret new United Nations counter proposal to break thc Korean armistice deadlock. The United \ations Commander arrived at the truce camp late this afternoon after flying75 words
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Article19 1953-05-13 1 THE annual sacrifice to Genghis X' the Mongol conqueror, was held at Yikinhore m Suiyuan Province recently.19 words
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146 1953-05-13 1 LONDON, May 12, (Renter); S tors defending John r .tie, 55-year-old Londoner charged with murder of four j women, including h:s wife, jhave applied for permission to exhume another woman strangled four years ago m the re h. A Home OIVk c i146 words
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Article52 1953-05-13 1 TOKYO. May 12, (AFP).— A South-East Asia Development Council will start functioning towards the end of May. official sources disclosed ".oday. The projected Council is designed to help dev< So ;th-East Asian natural resources and its basic plan will oe bared by Foreign Minister Katsuo Oka'zaki52 words
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133 1953-05-13 1 MANILA. May 12: (Reuter, A strange complaint by a gaoled 18-year-old girl that an "unseen being bit me" m prison cell, is baffling tbe Manila police authorities yesterday. On Monday nigbt the young girl held iv tb e women's deteu- tion cell started yelling133 words
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148 1953-05-13 1 IPOH, Tues.— The Kuala Kangsar branch of UMNO has decided to break away from the Perak division and form itself into a separate division coming under the direct control of the Central Organisation. This decision by the X Kangsar branch brings the number of148 words
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Article21 1953-05-13 1 POPE vis XII urged ta Vatican I ty yesterda;* that the world's leadei -> hold eh--Cussiong aimed at yeace.21 words
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Article103 1953-05-13 1 Standard Start Correspondent KUAI. A LUMPUB, Tue The president .1 tiu- X Lumpur Sessions Court, 1.0 Ad iaid that ceedingn m the Second M i| trate's Court were intern l| by rain and invited th P into the Court to tne damage >f caused. H103 words
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Advertisement26 1953-05-13 1 i. HO" IAS S mone I I Xi OF C ASTROL IS THE MOTORING mm- ___--r "■fit By^J THE MASTERPIECE IN OILS ~Tllrjß m^ m mj',.26 words
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Advertisement110 1953-05-13 1 New STAR BLADES m\r shave perfectly -fa NEARLY TWICE AS LONG! I DURIDIUM PROCESSING w^^dHH 1 EXTRA-HARDENS EDGES J^H^«| "Durid'um-processing' means Ww^^^ m (liat di.r.ng hardening tht m) blades are kept at precision _\______________k_M by nf VHVI electronic control -and uive cleaner, closer shaves, ioiiy r f _XX^ m **-m9tj9u*ll\}_r^110 words
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Article, Illustration294 1953-05-13 2 THREE Asian employees of the Malayan branches <>f thc Chartered Bank of India. Australia and China **re leaving tor Britain today for a four month coarse m practical banking at the bank's new training college. Two more will follow them shortly. l :nStandard - 294 words
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Article40 1953-05-13 2 Mr Louis Kentner will be the guest of the Singapore Rotary C lib today. The J speakers will be Mr. John Ede and Mr. Gordon van Hien and I they will speak on providing Classical Music for Singapore40 words
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Article95 1953-05-13 2 THE Singapore Teachers Training College will take over the BeaMy Road School m September and convert it into a normal class training centre for afternoon sessions, the Deputy Director of Education, Mr. R E. Ince. told The standard yesterday. He said that the school would be95 words
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Article84 1953-05-13 2 THE response from prospective voters m Singapore to a call by the Elections Office to reg-ster as voters for both City Council and Legislative Council is still poor, the Supervisor of Elections. Mr. M Ponnuduray, told The Standard yesterday. He said that only 900 had registered84 words
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106 1953-05-13 2 THE resignation of Dr. Mary Tan. Senior Assistant Health Officer of the Singapore Cit> Council has been accepted by the Health Committee, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, President of the Council said yesterday. Dr. Tan. who has been* 17 years mi n the City106 words
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Article65 1953-05-13 2 ON THE pretext of purchasing some rheese. a woman, enterer' a Singapore provision shop at Sembawang Road on Monday and stole S4OO from the till, while the proprietress was taking down the goods from a shelf. The womai left the shop after telliniT the proprietress that65 words
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Article152 1953-05-13 2 A SINGAPORE detainee on parole, Chan Hon Mun terday sentenced to tive months' rigorous impr ionment m the Third District Court for being out of doors after 6 p.m. on Ma.v 1 1 Chan was charged w.th failing to comply with an order issued152 words
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Article63 1953-05-13 2 MR. LAURENCE I head of the 8.8.C. programme department. pass through Singapo enroute *o Australia, Zealand from Britain Mr. Gilliam ha s since 1935 been responsible tor the BB<"--round the world programmes which have preceded Urn Christmas Day broadia^'.- ov the reigning monarchs He has63 words
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Article52 1953-05-13 2 THE newly formed Si ."gapore Cinema and Ent crt ment Workers' Union yesterday presented a gold medal te its president. Mr. Lee Yong Mm, for services mill led le the union since its inception. The presentation was made at a supper party which wai attended by more than52 words
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Article224 1953-05-13 2 MX. THIO CHAN BEE will ask the Singapore Government at the Legislative Council meeting: on Tuesday why, m spite of the fall of rubber and tin prices and talk ol a trade depression m Malaya, the prices of foodstuffs show little or no appreciable224 words
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447 1953-05-13 2 Anthem Will Be Played 6 Times TWO THOUSAND troops from the Armed Forces ond Singopore Police, ond 1,500 cirilions including Boy Scouts ond Girls Life Brigode members will take part m the Coronation parade on the podong on The parade will be commanded447 words
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Article101 1953-05-13 2 MORE than 200 industrial civilian workers employ, d by the Royal Air Force m Singapore, have been given increased "/ages effective from M__r. 1, a spokesman of the S ngapore Air Ministry Lora' Sail Union, told The Standard terday. He said the wage Incn I101 words
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Article138 1953-05-13 2 A SUGGESTION that the Singapore Government was willing to revise its tormer offer of an increase of 50 cents to $10 a month m the total emoluments of its employees wa* made at a meeting between Government officials and four Government industrial unions yesterday.138 words
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Article186 1953-05-13 2 Standard Staff Reporter A TOWXSWOMEN'S Guild will shortly be formed m Singapore, if tile response from local women justifies bringing out a trained organiser from Britain. It would be a branch of the Townswomens Guilds m Britntn, which works tn the same W99 aa women's institutes186 words
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Advertisement348 1953-05-13 2 LLOYD'S ADRENALINE CRfeM p>%"> MUSCULO Pan I U» A I REMARKABLE RfS X I "TRIGGER I Jl m.aicial j T-, #fl or A i f jr irw,A^si|«n j,,, i r I I eAiNfuift I V rt "ESa.'n I II V Hi nil I dSf »/<!_.• 'v ™1 A iMIH 1348 words
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Article30 1953-05-13 3 A SINGAPORE labourer. Sii tppa Samy, was yesteritenced to six weeks' imprisonment m the Sixth Police Court for stealing 3 duck, worth $8 from a house Hill Road.30 words
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Article163 1953-05-13 3 OBJECTIONS TO JOY REPORT THF Malayan Aided Schools Council will meet eminent representatives m Singapore shortly to resume discussions on the Joy Report recommendations uhieh were implemented this month. g meeting, tha local wil heir o ti ns to pi isioni the reI 'heir objections,163 words
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Article, Illustration530 1953-05-13 3 JOINT COMMITTEE WILL IMPROVE GOVT. TIES S'pQfe*Fe<f. Unity Move Hailed by thI H V int coord i "<"*' on committee set ud I "I T/Vu nd Fede i Government, standi l h means of •ehi.ring a high should i?__ odM,n,S ,a,iv- "••"•i»o«o« bu it e.roWi,w 1 a be t j;530 words
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Article119 1953-05-13 3 THE drop m fuel oil prices is not likely to mean a drop m fares m Singapore buses. Mr. CT. G. Wilson, acting general manager of the Singapore Traction Co., told The Standard yesterday. The price reduction, he said. would not allow sufficient saving on119 words
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291 1953-05-13 3 THU Motor Traders Association of Malaya has made representations to the Singapore City Council m support of the Automobile Association for a revision of the piesent mode of fixing car taxes m the Colony. Mr. g. W. Millard, secretary of the Association, which291 words
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Article54 1953-05-13 3 RATHINAVAL Velupiilai, a Singapore Harbour Board con* stable, was sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment m the Second Police Court yesterday for desertion from the Harbour Board Police Force. A.S. P. Mr. Peter Ball, prosecuting, said that Velupillai was arrested at Taiping. He was absent for about one54 words
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Article109 1953-05-13 3 PROMPT action by a member of the Singapore Volunteer Special Constabulary, resulted m the arrest of a 15--year-old boy. soon after a Chic girl had been robbed of her purse m Grange Road on Monday. The constable was passing along m his car when109 words
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Article71 1953-05-13 3 THE following is the full list of ofiice bearers elected at the annual general meeting of the Singapore Malay Culture Society on Sunday: President Mr. Haron Aminalrashid. vice-pres. dents Mr. Othman bin Haji Omar and Che Safiah binti YusofT. Gen. Secretary Mr. Ariffin Mohd. Said, treasurer71 words
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Article47 1953-05-13 3 HOA JIN WOO. described by the prosecution as a <hap-ji-kee staker, was fined $25 m the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday. Another man. Low Pa*, who was convicted on a charge of running chap-ji-kce was fined $150. m default, a month's simple imprisonment.47 words
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Article270 1953-05-13 3 CORONATION procession routes m Singapore were officially announced yesterday. The route of the Chinese illuminated procession on June 2, which starts at 7 p.m. will be:— Clifford Pier, Fullerton Road, Anderson Bridge, High Street, St Andrew's Road, Stamford Road, North Bridge Road. Elgin Bridge, South Brigde Road,270 words
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Article126 1953-05-13 3 The director of scientific photography at the Royal Prince Alfred Ilosmtal, Sydney. Mr. Ray Johnson, has almost completed tests of a method of showing X-rays through third dimension, the Australian Commissioner's ofiice m Singapore announced yesterday. Mr. Johnson said that he was confident of success126 words
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Advertisement154 1953-05-13 3 mW 1* ff H M I t Slim Fot/ -ay I r hv Host af mill pi mmXy as ut iim %*>iivi>iiirs ffi > i _fw jf* w_l .■*3s____; j)3b ff wC-BOBC fr-__B_BB_____________EKiiiiiiracH I V JBj l aAI* Ig-dK _y^_B^j_ "*^_T iTt jOe+o6. _--_<-' 3d fl S .'?J_*'* .y bbSSbs^154 words
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Advertisement158 1953-05-13 3 "HOME-JANOME" Im^m I wmmmmma^ m W9- z U WM«M, f V IO MOIill.S I t<>t triiiittfi ilrii'i'ii if r<>*i§iiri'<tm _______________Ki_______M____t_______. Jifl! bC ll -^^^^^^______B _bJ« EASY TERMS can be arranged Sole Distributor*! SINGAPORE A FEDERATION OF MAI \N GEORGE LEE MOTORS, LTI). 200, CLEMENCEAU AVENUE SINGAPORE. PHONE. 5330, 5339 A158 words
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579 1953-05-13 4 SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL'S proposol m the Mouse of Commons for big power conference to try to iron out world difficulties wos prominently reported m most countries yesterday and drew a mixed reaction. Washington reacted coolly, but the only sour nolc \as sounded579 words
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Article267 1953-05-13 4 TAN SWEE TEE, a coffee stall assistant, was slashed on the hack with a meat chopper during a scuffle with another Chinese m Clyde Terrace, off Beach Road, Singapore yesteroajr. f„.T h ,?ii Cuffle was sait to have followed an argument over ?rIZLr? eedS Tan s aslant ftJ_f267 words
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Article69 1953-05-13 4 MR. CHOOP SINGH Singapore Coroner, ye*:. rvr, rded a verdict of dea h misadventure at the end ofl inquiry into the death 0 f f|. Pa Mohamad died, as a result «,f lrMi received m a motor rat nent. Mr. Choor Singh said thai there was69 words
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Article136 1953-05-13 4 W.LUAM C. BULLriT, wm time L.S. ambassador at ww. is paying another ■>. ind;ng visit to Formosa— AP. j said that the Wiima may on another cargo and return to Helsinki. "It is up to the owpfrs to der.de.- he added A report from Waahii ifi' on >es.erday said136 words
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Article98 1953-05-13 4 KIM AH MOI. a 25-year-old widow and mother of three little girls, brought ai before Mr. Justice Brown m the Singapore Hiah C •Ml fi terday. again.-- Ong Eng S owner of a lorry, for lor the death of hi r through an year. a's98 words
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Article71 1953-05-13 4 THK Singap t's plans i X H .ital, and ti tors m ncei ake no 'nr UU iect to conducl :r.o the nui aths m S:r_: The T'Dr. A.M. DCo' j. v 'ard yesterd. y that i would operate m the G A jough it< I object71 words
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Article101 1953-05-13 4 S 'Pore Scouts Assn. Officers the Singap tre tEasM 5 Cl -ia s eu following offio J and Chairman Dato Pan ar: Vie* l '1 Frank C .T ime_ V .P\ gdents: Mr Chan Kr John L pcock, Mi v Kiat Tuan Ahmad Ibrahim. MJ Ec Pong I. King. M101 words
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434 1953-05-13 4 Fed. Urges Wider Terms For Unity Probe Body KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. There is general regret- thot the terms of reference of the Joint Committee set up by the Federation and Singapore Governments, to consider those subjects on which there must be consultation and co-ordina-tion of policy, do not include the434 words
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Article26 1953-05-13 4 "•M.S. UNICORN of the wm l :arrier S^^ron th. m. x. 2P5? members of ___^__SJ? J S Kfc S and 17, respectively.26 words
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Article156 1953-05-13 4 C.D.C. SHOWS LOSS LONDON. May 11, (Reuter). Britain's £110,000,000 Colonial Development Coirjoration, charged with increasing general productivity and trade "on commercial principles" m Africa, the Far Kast and the Caribbean, lost £3,805,208 sterling last year. 1 hia was nearl3 a mi n >re than the previous year (£2.905.21)0) and hroug156 words
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Article82 1953-05-13 4 THE Brunei Goi i r imenf wUI appoint a cxmnnme* to advise on the carrying out of reforms proposed b y the Su tan ot Brunei at a State Council meeting yesterday. lhe proposals 'include providing written Constitution >nd District Councils, from which membt i v..82 words
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Article36 1953-05-13 4 JOHCRE BAHHU. Mon Boh IVnay Chye was fined 1100 m the Police Cour: today for <el.ing liquor without a licence A revenue officer said he saw in.iki.ig beer and stout m the shop36 words
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Article101 1953-05-13 4 I.EE KOK K.W and Ko. X Say were jointly charged m the Singapore Fifth Po Court yesterday with being members of an unlawful as~ sembly and assaulting four Chinese wi:h a knife on May 11. They were remanded for a week Two others. Choo Ah J==n101 words
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Article44 1953-05-13 4 IT WAS stated m venterlays Standard that Chinese student interpreters h, the Zhinese Affairs Department •ourts, and other Federation lepartments would receive an jll-in salary of $120 monthly rhe basic salary i s $12| Maxinum basic salary for .senior nterpreters will b~ i44 words
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Advertisement302 1953-05-13 4 -^'on-tAimßr LAST DAT! fc iw&m alllJJuJLl _2_W ftjn.- 1.45- 4.1 5-6.43 A. H ?.0 p.i STARTS TOMORROW TOGETHER! LANA AND KIRK... M.W M-G-M STAR I KAM... m... M \T i_____lM_______________MK*%_____________e_. ftm.H i^^l IPt^^ fl IEIt- tmt. iw i^3a__i V^'l,,i. I WINNER OF SIA ACADEMY \>\ \HI)S! sanTFß>'r-|iV\ LAST DAY! I302 words
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Advertisement161 1953-05-13 4 5* He dared the might of i m] for a night ll* v w and a day He fought on land ar.'l sea Am V >■ to save the t .a* IP~«. _P% *^t _f k __T*v Hb he served *^J VAV M I B^_i ji ft pf***"** __^^______p_f*'' y^*161 words
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Miscellaneous99 1953-05-13 4 Weather MINIMUM TOra -Tt RF[rom ;.30 p.m. on May 11 to _lZ7i X Pc aI, S (7: Fi. Kota Bahru |J4 F), Kuaia f.umpur (.I f>; (73 f Kuan^" 1 l^P* r a »re: from Jf m to Ml P Jn May iii p7 sa _B! &*>• p a »c99 words
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Article309 1953-05-13 5 Choose Him From Within Says City Labour Group Standard Staff Reporter THE election of a Mayor m December, this year from among the 27 Councillors, is the aim of the Labour Group m the Singapore City Council, says a policy statement issued by the four members309 words
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Article150 1953-05-13 5 Standard Stall' Reporter THE Singapore Chinese School Conference wants all English language textbooks used m Chinese ichoola revised m order to improve the standard of English among Chinese students. A letter has been sent to the Secretary of the Chinese Textbook Committee m Kuala Lumpur,150 words
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Article20 1953-05-13 5 THREE persons who pleadI ty to assisting a chapttery were fined a 800 In 'he Singapore Court yester-20 words
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Article59 1953-05-13 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— men Chan P.t Poh, Moo: Chin Hoi g, Joh Eng Poh. and Van Yoke Lam were charged re Mr. E Brown, the PreCourt. here today with con 4 extor--0 from Wong Yip I S ng Yap a coffee him F ad--1 •to59 words
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Article54 1953-05-13 5 JOHORE BAHRU. T s Tlie Town Co Johore Bahi i led to move one ..mps m the Centra Market area as soon as Shell Compa ed a ation near the police s al The terminus oi' the Si pore-.lohoie Express B be s. .on54 words
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Article144 1953-05-13 5 C' ttee To Study Lim Proposal THE Singapore Chii Chamber of Commerci night appointed three deal with 'tic motion w Mr. Lim Yew Hock '.'.ill introluce m the next Legislative Council to abolish the tii reo Chambers of Commerce m tiie coi;:. After a one-ho r I eet ing 'ne144 words
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217 1953-05-13 5 ILO Man To Survey Fed. Arts Crafts KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Inferno tional Labour Organisation under the auspices of the Rural and Industrial Development Auth ority is sending an expert shortly to carry out a survey of the arts and crafts and light industries of the Federation. This was revealed217 words
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Article71 1953-05-13 5 THREE men were injured m Singapore yesterday, when a car crashed into a tree at Mandai Road. Two, Govindasamy Raju ann Chiang Si c Chan, were admitted to hospital. The third man was treated as an outpatient. Also admitted to hospital yesterday, was 64-year-old 110 Chee71 words
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Article30 1953-05-13 5 THERE vvjs a power put for about 20 minutes In the Boon Tat Street and Union Building areas of Singapore last evening due to a technical fault.30 words
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Article82 1953-05-13 5 GENERAL Sir Gerald Tern: pier Federation High Com- missioner. arrived m Singa- pore m an RAF Valetta airi craft from Kuala Lumpur yesterday to catch an airliner leaving for London today. He I wil] be one of the three A.D.C.S* to the Queen at her82 words
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Article62 1953-05-13 5 ARRANGEMENTS h a v c I ade by Q.-.:. E pire to fly .1 specia tt of Coronation Alms London to S on vi aircraft leavii g 1 ndon of June 2. The be showi The aircra expected arri-. S c 4 at 5.20 The62 words
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231 1953-05-13 5 SINGAPORE'S Coronation illuminations and decorations may remain until June 12. if a suiucstion to extend the celebrations by another six days meets tbe approval of the Coronation Committee w e have received a augges- tion to allow private Ulumina-| tions to stay for231 words
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56 1953-05-13 5 Military Cross For Cameromans Lieut. Standard Stall Reporter lUX conspicuous m action during m operation m thc Labis area ot Johore m I chruai the Queen has approved the award ol the Militaiw Cress to lnd Lieut. .1. A. Butler ol the ameronians. But his plal ilSUch 1 B [ed56 words
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Article, Illustration35 1953-05-13 5 UNDER the expert super viMon of Mr. Chuah Yew C hee (centre) the Taipins I hinese community has built this 15. -foot sea ■ragoa at a cost of 87.000. fcr the Coronation celebrations35 words
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33 1953-05-13 5 A CHARGE Impro' i ►ped ol tall, ii In 1 Juni. "T- c Board of m•- it was wil 1 ng 1 t>DO- i ruse re] I33 words
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114 1953-05-13 5 ALOR STA R T I Specia] Constable Dm Guan (attached to the jungle squad) and t übber tapper Mohamed bin Salleh who robbed a Chinese shopkeeper at Wang Pinang near Kulim m November w\ today convicted of robbe. v arui senteru ed 99*114 words
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Advertisement88 1953-05-13 5 v.? M Ut -~-W Vw -T^\ _______J -iN \^«__ftr -•V **■*> *Hf___* I all this fuss? PS? £^~(3*i§''i A ____2___ to^-//^V r.___* a '^'TTT__^_-_^"'^^^'^"-- J|M i?* ;,^5 r: 9__§^^^__^^S C«n>. /)■<><> 11 i n<l*'r little trm lnr. I VILLIERS ">t special 55, ORCHARD ROAD, 3*/ II SINGAPORI—9. 1 TELEPHONE: 7734.88 words
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Advertisement71 1953-05-13 5 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON, May 12. The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on th« London markx,t: LONOON RUBBER LONDON TIN Soot 201 d. Spot *735 per ton /c Iq.j buyers, £737. 105. sellers. July/Sept. 20 4 d. £725 Oct/Dec. 20 id. buyers,71 words
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Advertisement160 1953-05-13 5 MAKE YOUR GIFT THE MOST fiirr TREASURED OF ALL... newD 1 "Ctl" rarkerCu m JJ j- *'"w V. fmrnrnW' r\\ I VV j/JkvW \\y V J K'Y I #//i jli ___7 <>R BIRTMDxvs anniversaries and all ottier y^vVv I V)// //V Hi *«if« occation* what could bi niore farting J160 words
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Article770 1953-05-13 6 DEVAN NAIK. who v reli "1 after more than two years' detention under the Emergency Regulations, /nay m his state of freedom be Inclined to look back nostalgically to the relatively •ecure and untroubled days m St John's Island. He did not have to worry about what770 words
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2130 1953-05-13 6 ANDREW ROTH - ANDREW ROTH By $t Asians cannot be mode to fight Asians, at the behest of the West When the West wants to hand out arms and money, it can find plenty I to takers m Asia. But purely commercial Asian armies grown m Western hothouses cannot2,130 words
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Article, Illustration520 1953-05-13 6 Sir. Referring to "Cynic's" letter on the Kampong B /ire m your issue of May 9, I presume that he is one m the know and that he is interested m the scheme. As my name is mentioned. I shall supply the answers required, but m doing520 words
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Article76 1953-05-13 6 Sir:—Five applications to 5 schools for my son born m Singapore m the year 1946, were submitted as early a.s end of March. Only 2 replies were received and those m the negative. I still can't understand why admission is not granted to my son who possesses all76 words
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Advertisement88 1953-05-13 6 'j=^- i a SINGAPORE now. STANDARD IMDEPENDENI MORN INO NKW9PAPEA HEAD OFFICE 128, Robinson Road, Singapore. Telephone Nos: *****—***** Coble fir Telegraph Address: TIGERNEWS. Singopore. BRANCH OFFICES Room 222, The Times Building. Printing House Square, London. EC 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 45, Sulton Street, 83, Cowan Street, 8. Leith88 words
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Advertisement66 1953-05-13 6 TOMORHQW Siam s -Secret °f Happinm limt Wm ■fj il i iith, t, ,i liirhiil, ni m, ii'iuhl'.oi I n*t I ih, i nitlil, I i ,1. «///< I 9ft. ml ihiil. i I Ban M Imt I trul\ I Dal rrgim. lum Bl pm (i a lie I' pi66 words
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226 1953-05-13 7 US Urges Phases Withdawal'From Suez Canal Zone arftoggjgg 1 Taiks l» Mr. John Foster Dalles, U.S. Stitc, said yesterday the Tnited States hase wit hcli awa" of British troops i ur/ Canal /one. ;hould be arranged so that the ►od working order and "be m behalf ol the free worldReuter - 226 words
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Article48 1953-05-13 7 M y 12: (UP).— Pi ncr Chou En Ame- c m X rean nisi Premier Minister said m on Peking Radio were proents. i barged that Americ•:s bombed at •ned Ant v n g and shao Sunday and Moni more than 250 wdents.48 words
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Article26 1953-05-13 7 SIR AT J A is moving aU es from Long Island, v Guinea, because of t of a volcanic erup- j 'ion.— A PAP - 26 words
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Article, Illustration39 1953-05-13 7 C'wealth Contingent A.P. MANY of the Commonwealth Coronation contingents are now m camp at Pirbright, Surrey. They began training for their part m the Coronation celebrations last week. Photo shows a representative of each contingent at the camp. photo.A.P. - 39 words
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116 1953-05-13 7 LONDON. May 12. (Reuter) —Britain yesterday convened a further session of the Austrian Deputies Conference here on Ma.v 27 to try and conclude a State treaty which would end the four-power postwar occupation of Austria. The four occupying powers ar 0 Britain, the116 words
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Article80 1953-05-13 7 JAKARTA. May, 12, (AFP) Thirteen people were k and 27 others injured when an unknown number of thugs raided Djatimlujo I T< m central Ja> Sunday night. The village population were put und barrage of fire according to an Antara report today. The centra 180 words
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176 1953-05-13 7 STRASBOURG, May 12, (Reuter)— The 15-nation Council of Europe last night urged the governments of France, Italy, West Germany and the Benelux states to take a "speedy decision" on the draft constitution for uniting their countries m political partnership. r i'; H Council's Consultative176 words
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Article103 1953-05-13 7 LONDON. May U (Reuter) Mr. Selwyn Lloyd. th c Minister of State, said m answer to a question m the House of Commons yesterday saw no need for convening a special Commonwealth peace conference. It had been suggested that by calling such a conference,103 words
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Article96 1953-05-13 7 SEOUL, May 12 (AP)— The U.S. Army displayed a glittering array of new weapons veslerday. including a huge howitzer that fires heavy shells up to 15 miles and a sharp-shoot-ing tank. Th c new weapons were fired and put through their paces north of96 words
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Article33 1953-05-13 7 SENATOR Alexander Wiley said General Matthew Ridgway, Supreme Allied Commander m Europe, would come before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee m Washington next week to report on world events. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article25 1953-05-13 7 The U.S. First Marine Division has been pulled out of the Korean battle line to rest alter 33 months of war. APAP - 25 words
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Article76 1953-05-13 7 NEW DELHI. May 12: (AP) I —Dr. Shyama Prasad Mooker- jee. leader of the Jana Singh j rightist Hindu party, was arrested last evening' two inside Jammu state, by orders of Sheikh Abdullah's "Government. Dr. Mookherjee was taken to Jammu jail on allegations that his76 words
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Article28 1953-05-13 7 FORMER Mexican President Miyuel Aleman. back m from a mysterious trip behind the Iron Curtain said yesterday h 0 visited Poland. Czechoslovakia and Austria UPUP - 28 words
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311 1953-05-13 7 US COOL TO CALL FOR TOP-LEVEL TALKS WASHINGTON. May 12. American officials gave a somewhat cool reception yesterday to Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill's call for an early conference of the leading powers. Officially, the U.S. State Department declined to comment on Sir Winston's views: But privately responsible officials made311 words
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Article644 1953-05-13 7 MPs Agree: One Of His Greatest In Recent Years LONDON, Moy 12.— Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill's speech opening the House of Commons foreign affairs debate yesterday was well received on both sides of Parliament. Many Conservatives, and some Socialist leaders as well, hailed the speechReuter - 644 words
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Article138 1953-05-13 7 FEDERAL Judge Edward P. .Murphy yesterday ordered the arrest of Chin Hok Hing, wealthy San Francisco gambler, 'after Chin failed to show up for the start of his trial on charges of trading with the enemy AP. MR. CHESTER Bowles former US Ambassador to India, said at the White HouseReuter - 138 words
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Article170 1953-05-13 7 RUSSIAN Embassy Councillor M. Nicolai Korugin. startled the French Foreign Ministry when he called on them with what appeared to b e a bomb wrapped up m a newspaper under his arm. But he handed it over m "the nicest possible terms.' The object hadUP - 170 words
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Advertisement79 1953-05-13 7 IT'S SPEEDY! IT'S ECONOMICAL! g Nothing can touch the Austin Seven. ..for economy m Q ''*nt price and upkeep. It's speed, too, is sparkling! Truly cn Wafion. h mighty little atom! Scats four, on comfortable foamW/'nc/o robber scats trimmed with leather cloth. Ample luggage room as well. .And so easy79 words
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Advertisement63 1953-05-13 7 Mmmmtmmtt^ cer T U i c *^i*^V^;x JCC ff fff ff J .^Pli^ NEW SHIPMENT W£is__sS*'^ if i vf r i i a V I Y EL L A SHIRTING CHECKS < $5.60 > TARTANS $6.50 H PINHEAD DOTS < $5. 10 > PLAIN SHADES $5.35 PYJAMA STRIPES «*> 55.1063 words
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Advertisement796 1953-05-13 8 i— __—__fc_a—^— i Ei^t I .-.insp.M ific Service to San I'raneisco and Los Angeles. via tionskons and Janan. Penang P. S'h.un Spore CANADA BLAR 2t.lune '."i.lune 20 27June ntf ANGLO— FRENCH tfc BENDIXSENS LTD. 11l X I.umpur :_l 1 Spore *****/3 P Sham 295 Vl a i area 456 Penang796 words
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Advertisement1185 1953-05-13 8 lei mh BLUE FUNNEL LINK a* mm i 2» u«es> MANSFIELD CO.. LTD. r| Incorporated In Singapore l>e i>* fa Tier* option UJ proceed via otber porta to load and dix harge cargo SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL. GI ASOOYV LONDON A ("ONTINLNTAL PORTS Due Satla P 8 ham Penang Perseus for1,185 words
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Advertisement867 1953-05-13 8 X^>X_m wsSSzEmvimmA BC^ _E____S_-__g!_^^____fc: -1 Av^g||g^Hj XXWrAmmX ___**^_j W£_s&£mi. i%&.-'. 1 '.w^:i^?!^pC2wj^H|^^ 1 ■'.•H'.'li'V^.'' mmm __B__________B ________________rj____B uw'' T I I.W!.^.''>_-O^V-SkO-.:v-_____l ______r~ ______________i _____F*. r. .'.'ly </•'''■'• 1 "WWB^B B_Ta.^____l 1 '^M—mpf^lmSlmm mmW 1 _t_-__7A_m _B ■'Xr_mwmm\. ________l_________rl w :■:■:<- _i_'_..;__, Tin Canberra boml«T owd_l by thfß'jlis'' M'^». tUTj^IT M867 words
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Advertisement679 1953-05-13 8 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA IK i«is, Sp re f h^ "SONGKHLA" for BangkokM l..May "JAVA* lvi Djakarta bang- kok. -.aigon Hotigkong Manila Kobe Yokohama tl MM.. "FIONIA* for Bangkok 1/Uun "ASIA** foi Bangkok Saigon, Hongkong. Manila. Kobe Yokohama lOJune m "MANCHL'RIA"for AustraUa 17/Mlaae 11 v,] n l "MEONIA"679 words
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Article109 1953-05-13 9 IHE pri _k< i Singapore was qu yesterday with isiness passing. Copra was slightly easiei 5 ,S I a i quietly steady mark I Coconut oil ren tied d but quotations v r than tho c pn <.. on Monday, buyers indicai $60 r pi ul.109 words
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Article92 1953-05-13 9 LONDON, May 12, (UP*.— The Royal Dutch Oil Co., declared a final dh (lend of 12 per cent making lti per cent for the year 1 952 compared with 1951 1 interim of four per: cent, final of nne ncr cent and a stock92 words
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Article40 1953-05-13 9 HONGKONG. May 12:— Special Standard Service. Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were $15.85 to Cl sterling. $n.04.=) to U.S. dollar; Sl 810 to Malayan Sl: 50. 240 ta one Indonesian Ruppiah. Gold $274.5 to. one tari.40 words
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107 1953-05-13 9 THE working pr< M (Teluk Anson Rubbei 1 for 1952 was >_:..SB7 which with the added investment income, excess insui proceeds, taxation provi -i no Longer required and the balance lrom amounted 1148.080. J Interim dividend five "ents por share al bed ,800, final107 words
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Article61 1953-05-13 9 LONDON. May 12. (AFP)— A big industrial contract was lost by a Newcastle Company because of the row over Prince Akihito's proposed visit there. it was revealed !ast night by M.r Shimaouchi of the Japanese Embassy v.-'i.o arr:ved with Lord and Lady Armstrong. Lord61 words
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300 1953-05-13 9 NEW RI IMPORT RULES BOOST TO SINGAPORE Standard Market Reporter MALAYA'S dwindling trade with Indonesia may be given a welcome boost with the enforcement of the new Indonesian import procedure requiring an increase m the amount to be deposited by importers against import licences. Trade sources m Singapore believe tl300 words
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Article175 1953-05-13 9 Standard Market Reporter JAPANESE ohET for Malayan rubb^- m the Singapore market vester- day tailed to steady prices Which closed quiet at 69' cents per lb. for first grade rubber for May shipment a drop of 1] cents per lb. from Monday's levels The decline175 words
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Article108 1953-05-13 9 A 9__. CLOSING rubber" prices (reat* ocr lb) ia Singapore vestrrday were: M m_. Bu> ers Seller* No 1 R.S.S Spot Loose Bt| m No. l R.s.s 6Mi aai No. 2 R.S.S. Mj eS| No. RS.S. 631 O] Tone: Quiet SINGAPORK Tues The price of tin today was108 words
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Article139 1953-05-13 9 COPENHAGEN. May 12, (I'P)— The International Rubber Study Group after the opening of its meeting m Copenhagen today issued the following rommuniiiiie: "The tenth meeting of the International Rubber Study Group opened here today. The following countries are represented: Australia. Belgium, British colonial and dependent139 words
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Article120 1953-05-13 9 COLOMBO, May 12. (UP).— There was a net IttHoa capital into Ceylon year totalling Rs. 9,000,000 cording to the provil figures prepared by the Central Bank ot Ceylon. Last year foreign ci p amounting to Rs. 60.000.00fl flowed m and Rw 51,000.000 'flowed out.120 words
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Article85 1953-05-13 9 LONDON, May 12. (AFP) Sir William Rootes y» terday announced that arrangements had been made for the sssi mbly of Rootes group prod m Japan through the Isuzu Motor Co.. Ltd. Vehiclei be sold throughout the Japanese islands by.Yamoto tc Co jointly owned by Isu_M85 words
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Article62 1953-05-13 9 COLOMBO, May 12 (I'Pi Ceylon is pursuing her own researches into the poestbi of developing a rubber roanpound for road surface dressing. At present the Rubber Research Institute of Ceylon ii engaged on laboratory test and the Public Workl Department will be co-opera' me w.th62 words
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13 1953-05-13 9 Saigon Hits Devaluation Of Piastre V I The Fn i I ca ri13 words
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Article20 1953-05-13 9 The Inlei national F'ifi.i <iir«'. ton M hinffton value of the Japnm t I' lo one U.S20 words
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Advertisement115 1953-05-13 9 New Overhead Valve Engine fitted to 4-door saloon steps up Perfortntmce of World's Biggest Small Car! Ja^r r ""^s»___^^^i^^^ ir la_l IMBi/Ji ______~____"«___b^r_i____H_P_' l DELIVERY IN 3 TO 4 WEEKS Ts world's most sought after small car is now equipped (4-door saloon models only) j a more powerful overhead valve115 words
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Advertisement23 1953-05-13 9 :jt-nmr^\ liif tt.-- i \ii!t'<» Eight Pages Gf Your Favourite f^j&k COLOURS I'L. FREE fl^ STANDARD j i 1 EVERY SUNDAY I I23 words
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Miscellaneous722 1953-05-13 9 __aaja"*^ _n-_. _N 4_____-___o_______"^_____P^*a_i-_T^_______f_______r 1-T_*_a_i_---! -^4- __v-- _v''/YVVK_t-y;.-B_^i._g_-_^pa_yM^-iyj'-y.^y>y>.^ atiQAPORt 7 a k!^| KUALA LUMPUR RADIO PROGRAMME 3i tV ENTERTAINMENT baiho MALAYA. pinan<;: OIA^Y ;.lU3)i. ltliiii «.,7 am pn A> Spore; ti.io >i\i»K\v Tip Pathander 12 3d I Listener Calling; 6 :>5 7IS Aa ->3n ;,m 913 Snore- 715 P'w.e-- Beporl;722 words
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Article, Illustration262 1953-05-13 10 GAYNOR MADDOX - GAYNOR MADDOX ITOR lunch or for breakla-;!, try this combination of special ham and '1 fry biscuits made with flour. Spicy Glazed Baked Ham with Peaches (Makes 8 servings) ONE-HALF whole ham (about 5 pounds), i, cup maple-blended syrup. *J tea►p K>n cloves, teaspoon cinnamon.262 words
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Article, Illustration771 1953-05-13 10 MARGARET SCOTT - MUST admit that when an expectant mother told me the other day that she had no intention of feeding her coming infant, my first inclination was to tell her what I thought of her. However, m this particular case, there was more to it than at first771 words
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500 1953-05-13 10 JOY MANSON - JO Y M ANSON Hu xxmlSi I the begiaaiag sf civilization, pai adoxical lv enough, it has been mes who kave been responsible maialy f >r the dcvelopmeat of cosmetics to make women Im- cut. fol. m fact, throueh reaturies loag past. men500 words
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Article, Illustration230 1953-05-13 10 xv^vx^vxxxw^v Stor Contest No. IS i************ ALL through this week The Singapore Standard presents its fifteenth star contest. All you'\e got to do ts to collect the pictures and coupons tor all six days and send them together with the names of the stars under230 words
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Article58 1953-05-13 10 "Dear, goy gones I 2£* kno«„ In bei It |pp 1 •m irn s.l\ I I ll l\ ti n ol thiah m\ Mo i I i nhetlK not s ia |a lilt.. tn. m turn J( I MMI md ik, i t«i respond tn I am ifra m "nd58 words
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Advertisement150 1953-05-13 10 THE COI PON Rl \l> THIS BEFORE \WM ORDER YOl'R PATTERN: Vou must eaelose three tea cent s lamps il you want your pattern cut II I don't get the stamps, you don't gel Ihe pattern. number of orders have come to in.- without the stamps. These won*t be cut150 words
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Advertisement79 1953-05-13 10 ofl sol«» le son ftw s o»«° bl^%X (amelia fhe soft, safe way to feminine hygicm fhof flatten so neofly and eitra obsor* woferproof backing for confidence Be \ur reeseh fhe soluble sanitary towels fhaf ha« c al na extra cost. Try them you'll see Cntirely British made a ST79 words
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Miscellaneous423 1953-05-13 10 —^^^rmmmmmmmmmm9fimmm^mmmmmmmmm THE STARS AHDYOU 9. TOU V oi oi \II.IV "Wrll lor tin- drone* „l lhe mm ill hi..- tli;it there ;_rr Im*«> ol m industrious turn, uillm... lor ;in i inliiiitCNiui.it share ol tini honey, to undertake the l.ib- our ol its fabrication" Hood WEDNESDAY FOB i:\ik\- ONI.: Look423 words
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Article, Illustration535 1953-05-13 11 UNIMPRESSIVE SAP A TRIAL ,T TOOK 15 Singapore Chinese Football Association players eluding four second half changes— to gain a narrow and unimpressive T victory over depleted Singapore Malay FA combination m a trial ♦eh ar Jolon Besar stadium yesterday. mo« en So ud impressive was535 words
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Article19 1953-05-13 11 23 Entries For Schools Tennis gor i ament JohaV F?iFt>o i bin man. Road J "i d School: hwt19 words
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Article131 1953-05-13 11 I good isive for game. 'ack Beii v. ere Hean a ne m 'ked on thc change of en Is In a solo effort i tho centre of the field. m beat a bunch of to shoot wide he ba lon y the goalkeeper m131 words
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Article44 1953-05-13 11 T s Gnanadurai. a school master of lhe Methodist Knglish School wa s the champion athlete at the third annual sports held by Kuala Langat A\ A N Subramaniam won the best performance award ior breaking the record m the three-mile race44 words
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167 1953-05-13 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.-Federation Police who are now m the midst of an operation service campaign to win the hearts of the people today demonstrated this on the football field when a lieutenant stepped m and took charge of a first division league game as an167 words
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Article93 1953-05-13 11 TODAY'S Sport SOCCER SBHFA SCS v. Huiigkona Bank \4' Div SCC; F. If. She Besar; Chartered Bon* -.4' r. S:anuac—F. Park; Sane Darby A* v. MPH n/ lang; Pulo Bukom r M. Airways— F. Park; Dir. II; Borneo Motors r. .STC F. Park; Mansjieid r. Bre ire r-JCs'-F. lSc N.;93 words
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Article207 1953-05-13 11 THE Young Men Muslim Association chalked up another victory when they defeated a nine-man BODCA team 3 o m their SAFA division II fixture at Geylang Stadium yesterday. This victory put the Muslims at the top of the league B>it they cannot remain ih this207 words
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Article262 1953-05-13 11 BATA Sports Club scored their first points of tiie season m i ihey beat Imperial Chemical Industries Sports Club 4-2 m I SBHFA division II league match on the padang yesterday. Bata fully deserved to win their forwards played particularly good game. For262 words
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Article41 1953-05-13 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. War Department Ch ilian_ Sports Association houi Garrison Combined to a _,'<>. draw m a div 1 league at J I v_V .Malaya, today The gam was fast and exciting with th; exchanges even.41 words
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Article22 1953-05-13 11 MALACCA Malay Sp Association bea f Hua Lia;i 2 1 at Hilir Park m a leaf v soccer fixture yesterday.22 words
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Obituary57 1953-05-13 11 MADAM Ong Gcok Sii mi. i 89 mother ot Tan Tei of Guthrie and Co Ltd X i i Lumpur. 130 p m II h >._ I ui. ition at B iddhi.st Cem» Kusla Lumpur 10 am 13.3 .< si c leaves behind SO |i children. 35 great grand57 words
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Advertisement714 1953-05-13 11 SITUATIONS VACANI TWO POSTS o| Broadcasting %setstanta Grads 111 Deporl ment of Broadcasting Singa pi One for Reference Library one for Script Traffic Sectio Salary scale. 1150-12A 240 H .2 12A-360 pm pirn COL iid Singapore Allowancei Total emoluments at present from an initial of 5254.M) i m with annual714 words
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Advertisement598 1953-05-13 11 mhh:i.!» SlMlAroici; 1 1 m mi COKON IMON Ml I MM. I i'l SATI ROM .HI) 111 11*1 S IMI m*H IND SATI RIMY MTH MAT, W.-.t I. HU .it IS tt n on W1 DN ESDAY, I a May. |fl SWEEPS |t/. Unllml'- I S*c p FOR MPH RS598 words
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Article, Illustration105 1953-05-13 12 Xi Msy 12, (Re it IB 'he Auv _fl> tain, hopes to be nt i t tesn. ig i« .dec m I i 'ay nal h starting at la on Saturday. I mdona In h i ri^ht foreirm. which be* ume inflamed a •<105 words
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Article188 1953-05-13 12 IPOH, Tues.— The following j are the results of the ties play- j ed until yesterday m thc YMCA open tennis tournament: Singles: X. Caleb beat Hemmis Bett 0-1, 6—2, Koh Ah Choon beat R.A. Parthan 2—6, o— is. 6— 2, Lee Teik Hock beat Khaw188 words
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357 1953-05-13 12 LONDON, May 12 (AP Reuter)— Batsmen had a happy hunting day m yesterday's county cricket programme. Top honours went to Arthur Fagg, Kent's veteran opening bat. He knocked up a merry 269 not out the highest score of his career against Notts at Nottingham.357 words
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Article854 1953-05-13 12 Standard's RACE CARD RACE 1: 3.15 p.m. —Class 5 Div. 3' —7 Furs. 1 166 Kiiif Dven 5y 9.1)0 McCloud :». ::ii Oakfel 8v 6.12 Tjoa Lansdo'.vn r. :,(i8 S«'\ ea Eleven ay 8.1! Charles 4 645 A liuk 6y 8.11 "Whitney 5. 132 llurr% 1 p 7v 8 Hi854 words
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Article926 1953-05-13 12 Runs Pet Distance Going In Favour By WINDSOR LAD PENANG.-Marcus Aurelius, a m l^"^^^ pas gelding looks set for another win Jgr^gggg -his pet distance-today, second day of the Penang Turf Club meeting. Marcus Aurelius may not De brilliant and may not aspire to great things but926 words
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Article50 1953-05-13 12 Doris Hart Upsets 'Little Mo' uni n.»ri> II: quern M a graell i resterdaj 7? womnt Italian m. ih.imi>ion>lm> 1) I I An t Cour' i I t he looked ike their over p i 1 f< Bi D I A iilhtfi intf Th<» J "1 w I the I50 words
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Article116 1953-05-13 12 Windsor Lad Gay Reveller Goodwood HURRY IP KIMi DKVON KIXU UhVON <> IkVcU Alre Km Vp Hurry 1 l^ntFall Treni t;il» l»imd»ti.ild sIIXRPIOOk SAPPOU XRl OOK IIS lanoe <.n-atfM Hour TVKIHUt LVNDY IM.K I A KIM I It iii*Uiii Motion Plctur* l.iimly l^le KJwmt Kid I*-" m >"•">»116 words
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Article104 1953-05-13 12 35 MM, a Denturius gelding scored a fluent win over 5£ furlongs and it will be unwise to oppose him m this race over six furs. He carries the same weight and although up a division he should land a double for the104 words
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Article104 1953-05-13 12 THE going for today's races is likely to be yielding as heavy rain fell m Penang yesterday. showing over the shorter trip and is a possibility. Honeymoon, second to Badalona, over seven furlongs gets 5 lb more m this six furlongs trip, a distance which she will like104 words
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Article92 1953-05-13 12 NOTTINOHAII M.iv II uter>. A LO-rOUI d ■ut boxing con! B tish Empire champion l>' Anksrah iG<tM I Mohammed Cl tared 'no the seventh r<>und bare night A.'ter some d< xing which huh brought ironic hand clapping from t the refere* stopped the and declared "no92 words
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Article31 1953-05-13 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The Johore Bahru Rifle A (iation will be Ftpttttnttd >' the Nee Soon Garrison i. ing on Saturday. Two teams v.i". compete lM the open events.31 words
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Article73 1953-05-13 12 MODESTO. (California). May 12. (AP)— Frank Sedgman took over three hours to wear down Jack Kramer m a professional tennis match here last night. 11—9. 5—7, 16—14. Sedgman now has won 36 matches to Kramer's 42 m their cross-country tour. In the other singles match. Ken McGregor defeated73 words
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