Singapore Standard, 29 October 1953
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Title Section19 1953-10-29 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD QacßC Jst 3fl 3 Vol. nr. No. 119. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29. 19..3. TWEI.VE PACES 10 CENTS.19 words
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733 1953-10-29 1 PHILIP GOH - PHILIP GOH By Standard Staff Reporter PRIVATE Hammond Gillon, the who strangled dance hostess n Pereira in an attap hut at Jalan Min. was found guilty in the Singapore Issi-W yesterday of manslaughter. jj, was sentenced to eight years* rigorpun imprisonment. GOO'S ANSWER...'733 words
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Article80 1953-10-29 1 TOKYO. Oct. 28, (UP) A former Japanese army colonel who masterminded the conquest of Malaya in 1942 demanded today that Japan set up a "Yoshida Line" as a counter to 60-mile "Rhee Line" claimed by an "outlaw" South Korea. Ex-Col. Masanoby Tsuji. who has heavy80 words
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Article, Illustration194 1953-10-29 1 B. Williams - Young Nick Causes Devil Of A Row By B. Williams Standard Shipping Reporter NICHOLAS Slater, eightj month-old grandson of Air Marshal Sir Clifford Sanderson, Commander-in-Chief Far I East Air Force, caused quite a stir yesterday when he got himself lost while disembarking from th e troopship Asturias. As Nicholas* mother,194 words
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Article67 1953-10-29 1 WASHINGTON, Oct. 28 (AP). British Premier Sir Winston Churchill is reported to have agreed to delay for several months any move for a top-level western meeting with Ma'enkov. Informed officials who reported this said U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles has reached such an understanding67 words
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Article40 1953-10-29 1 WASHINGTON, Oct. 28 (AP) President Fisenhower said today it would be perfectly hopeless for him to take part in a meeting with Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov unless he knows Russia has an honest purpose for such a meeting.40 words
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295 1953-10-29 1 Hew Clamp On Foreign Exchange, As... Standard Staff Correspondent' KUALA LUMPUR Wed. The Federal Legislative .Council will be asked ot its next meeting to approve a bill empowering the Federal Government to raise a $55 million loan in London for development projects. The295 words
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Article107 1953-10-29 1 GEORGETOWN, British Guiana. Oct. 28: (Reuter) Dr. Cheddi Jagan's left-wing Peoples Progressive Party is to lodge an appeal against the detention of five of its leaders at the order of the Governor. Sir Alfred Savage. The fiv e including Mr. Sidney King, former Minister of Communications,107 words
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Article130 1953-10-29 1 SINGAPORE firemen made use of sampans and a beached bulk of a boat while others wad-d waist deep in the sea to get near a blazing oil lo.idi ed tongkang tied alongside a Tanjong Rhu slipway. last night. The fire, which at its peak shol130 words
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Article28 1953-10-29 1 RUBBER prices in Singapore dropped by 1| cents per lb. to 54 cents for first grade November shipment yesterday, on nervous selling on the London market.28 words
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Article20 1953-10-29 1 DR. OLIVER Leroux of Ottawa has been named World Health Organization area supervisor for South-F.ast Asia. UP.20 words
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157 1953-10-29 1 A SELANGOR schoolgirl gave a pristine touch to The Standard Toy Fund whe n she sent her donation of two dollars as "Ajhumble offer," Another person from Kuala Lumpur who wishes to remain anonymous sent a cheque for $20.25. He penned: "For those less157 words
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Article289 1953-10-29 1 BRIGADE NOW PLANS TO BEAT FIRES Standard Staff Reporter IN AN island-wide effort to prevent outbreaks of fires in Singapore kampongs. the Fire Brigade plans to tour all attap hutted areas to instruct the people what precautions they should take and what they should do if any fire occurs in289 words
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Article, Illustration10 1953-10-29 1 "Better skip the fish course They're gettin' restless!"10 words
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Article56 1953-10-29 1 PENANG. Wed. The Penang Police are anxious to contact two Chinese. Tan Kok Leong and Lim Suan in connection with a* extortion case in Penang on Oct. 16. Any person who knows the whereabouts of these two Chinese are asked to contact the Penang Police56 words
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Article49 1953-10-29 1 THE Singapore kongsi of 20 people whose Irish Sweep ticket drew the horse Red Wine for th*» big ra<e were bitterly disappointed to learn last night that the horse had been scratched at the last minute ending their hopfes of a J-50.000 win.49 words
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Article16 1953-10-29 1 THE INDIAN, Government is considering building a new international airport at Delhi ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Article, Illustration51 1953-10-29 1 Photo Firemen seen here standing on sampans and capsized boat as they sprayed foam on the ''oil boat" which caught fire in the sea off Tanjong Khu last night. One Brigade Officer is seen on board the flaming tongkang and giving instructions to his men.Standard - 51 words
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Advertisement66 1953-10-29 1 fetal a KIK INTERVIEWER J^__s___ To Tour Sole \-«'nls.I \>il AM) IKAUIN.i Co. j Prince SL, Spore. Tel.: 213_»5. (Dlwb uwl -W{ Gutter _/*o"_s^ 1 m »>____* I V _rv J s c BUTTER Fo«'re sure 0/ /res/i flavour every time you buy smooth, creamy Australian-made S.C.S. BUTTER. It's packed66 words
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Advertisement12 1953-10-29 1 \joJsh€Mox 2_®(§l__. gg<@HS___2__ > UNION Im ij jjijij Made in Lngland <jai:k^> BUM12 words
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Article, Illustration475 1953-10-29 2 THE TERRORISTS' JUNGLE LAIRS ARE BLITZED 18 Million 'Invitations' Delivered The Leaflet Raid AS the lumbering R.A.A.F. Lincoln bomber homed on Hie glinting roil tracks pointing towards Segamat, banked and levelled out. Pilot Officer Tony Mundoy, the bomb-aimer gave the "Bomb's Away" order— and into the aircraft's slipstream floated a475 words
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Article204 1953-10-29 2 TAXI MAN FREED ON TWO CHARGES A FEDERATION lawyer, Mr. S.M. Yon*, of Kuala Lumpur told the City Police Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Devereux-Colebourn, that he aud his wife were ordered to get out of a taxi, when they boarded it at the Singapore Railway Station on Julv 22. Charged204 words
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Article106 1953-10-29 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING robbei prices < cents per lb.) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 ct.S.S Spot Loose 53 _r 54 No. 1 R.S.S. 54 54| No. 2 R.S.S. 52} 53* No. 3 R.S.S. 501 51 Tone: Steady. TIN PKICF Tbe price of tin yesterday was $303. per106 words
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Article41 1953-10-29 2 HONGKONG Oct. tt_ Special Standard Service. Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange todav were $15.70 to £l sterling; $5.9275 to US $1; $1,813 to Malayan $1; $0.1940 to tS& In s,onesi»|a5 ,onesi »|a .Rupi-n; Gold $258.25 to one tatl*41 words
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Article59 1953-10-29 2 TODAY at 7.30 p m., RadioMalaya will present, instead of The Allan Jones Programme, a special feature from the United Nations entitled "The Grand Alliance." Starring the well-known film actor Joseph Cotten, the programme was produced by one of America's leading radio producers who has59 words
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Article96 1953-10-29 2 MOHAMMED Ibrahim bin Mohammed Khan, an eating stall assistant, was sentenced in the Singapore Fourth Criminal District Court yesterday to ten months' rigorous imprisonment when he was found guilty of a charge of attempting to extort $4 from Teh Tian Kwee, a coffee shop proprietor,96 words
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297 1953-10-29 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— Files on 43 teat hers, part of the 73 probationary .Malay teachers in Batu Pahat who have not been paid their salaries since February, were still lying on the same table at the Education Department where they were found yester- These files297 words
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Article92 1953-10-29 2 MORE than 100 guests, including the Ambassador of Ceylon and his wife Lady Corea, and the British Minister and Mrs. Charles Empson attended a reception in Washington recently to Brigadier H. K. Dimoline. who is the head of the Rubber Producers' Council. Kuala Lumpur. Brigadier Dimoline. who92 words
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Article111 1953-10-29 2 Intruder Moleated Insp.'s Wife KUALA LtlM_.Ha, Wrd A man sained rntr.. into the house of Malax police officer in Petaling Hill hrre by false pretences yesterday morning, and made .wlv te the officer's \oun_ wife When the woman irsisted I' is approaches, the nun drew out a knife and stabbed111 words
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Article51 1953-10-29 2 ALL cntiie s and fees 'nr U_c City and Guilds of London Institute Examination m M..y. next rear, must reach Ult office of the Senior I i •>. its or Supcrmt. rK__tnl Education of the Stat- on ementta In the Ft deration by January 1. rn i t51 words
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Article, Illustration32 1953-10-29 2 pliolo. SIGNALMAN A. Wauch who is s.r..n. m greets his wife Lily with a hug and a k>>* -a arrival '•"•m Britain oa tkc trooper Asturias docked j-sterday. StandardStandard - 32 words
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115 1953-10-29 2 Trader: No Complaint Of Faked Bus Tyres LEE WIM. KU „u, manager ol li rm nf r drillers, t.ild Si, court yes(cn;,v th.,t h had no complaints f rr m any bus rom pan* ;ii M ul the «< nuincm r>l tain tvres prior i„ a phone call from hoi115 words
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Article35 1953-10-29 2 TAN WO I com v Ulnth I to A I robl' ry on A i I the I 1 Bond. It with In r i Ch< to S tha* pisU35 words
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Article15 1953-10-29 2 A v.'<: ■Ml tow. .■xp< be m the I Intive l me.15 words
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Advertisement362 1953-10-29 2 JVou? In rull Swing! j GRAND V j SEASON A NEW SHIPMENT OF GOODS JUST UNPACKED AT SALE PRICES. I TODAYS BARGAINS .[j 5 I sually NOW 5 i I $4.50 White Towels 24" x 48" 2.00 ea. J 4.50 ST. ANNS Sport Shirts 3.00 7.50 BARCKLEY Shirts 5.00 24.00362 words
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Miscellaneous70 1953-10-29 2 Weather MINIMUM Temperature: From 7.30 p.m Oet. 27th to 7_30 a.m. Oct. __4h.— Singapore (7bFl; Penang (75F); Kota Bahru (75F); Kuala Lumpur (74F); Ipoh (74F); Kuantan (72F). Maximum Tempera(ure: From 730 a.m. Oct. 28th to 7.30 p.in Oct. 20th Singapore (09F>; Penang (0SF); Kota Bahru 87F); Kuala Lumpur (92F1; Ipoh70 words
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Article, Illustration186 1953-10-29 3 I.\ t > hundred families, il victims of SaturK impoag Loroag '2a smiled gratefully Ived a _ift of Sio hi id throogli the Rood oj thr Singapore Joint i ii anisatto-L yesterji. iii >. niag. mil of the Singapore ill Indi. in Congress, nion. andStandard - 186 words
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Article, Illustration38 1953-10-29 3 photos. MRS. THERESA ANGUS, the happy recipient of $100— a gift from Mr. C. M. Houghton, a Singapore bnsinessynan. Mrs. Angus, an expectant mother, is seen here with two of her children, three-year-old Sandra and 14-n:onth-old Yvonne. StandardStandard - 38 words
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Article170 1953-10-29 3 Post master-General, Malava yesterday (hat in order to ensure delivery for correspondence and parcels should be later than the following dales* Airmail letters: Canada DecIt; Philippine. Dec. 14; Australia, New Zealand. Egvpt India, Pakistan (East) and Africa Dec. 15; United Kingdom and Japan Dec. 16;170 words
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Article55 1953-10-29 3 Ex- Malayan Enthorned LONDON Oct. !X. (AFP) !<>!n Leonard Wilson, Bishop of Singapore i •as raptured and torii the Japanese, was throned list night as Bishop of bifraingham. J li'- 55 year old Bishop i m if!? an Archdeacon of fore be became v ngapore in 1941. i ried and55 words
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Article45 1953-10-29 3 i policy ol workers Singais fields to adan i the public, of \.i has V G Hay. to Theatre Ma ay a v BriK dah, and has ce of ah. P H. G. has v i verit Kedah, will ...ir.45 words
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Article42 1953-10-29 3 tralian Minister for Affairs. Mr. Richard scheduled to arrive airport this afterfrom Colombo. 1 his short stay here 'ey hopes to see Mr. n MacDonald. Comii.ioner General, senior oflfti >f *h e Singapore Governn yn\ and service chiefs.42 words
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Article61 1953-10-29 3 THE stii ly Group Movement in Singapore will start a second cour.se in English between 7 and p.m. on Thursday^ beginning Nov. 12. The Group has just started the first course for 15 students. Those wishing to join the course should apply before Nov. 4 to61 words
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Article48 1953-10-29 3 FIVE of the Colony's be>t bands will be in attendance at Rallies Hotel on Monday night when the Musician's Union of Singapore will hold its sixth annual gala ballTickets priced at $3 each are obtainable from all band leaders or from Raffles Hotel48 words
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Article, Illustration198 1953-10-29 3 A SINGAPORE businessman, Mr. Soon Sions Poh, has returned from a tour of Europe and America with a wide range of labour saving machinery for building, industrial and domestic uses. Mr. Soon, is a director of Spot Radio Ltd. His versatility is exemplified in198 words
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Article232 1953-10-29 3 Employers Turn Down Demand For Wage Rise ALOR STAR, Wed. Two hundred Siamese fishermen employed by a Chinese enterprise or Kuala Kedah went on strike last night when they were refused an increase in wages. As a result, 200 Chinese and others could not go to232 words
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131 1953-10-29 3 IPOH, Wed.— Phang Sooi Pow. 41. a former member of the Malayan Peoples' AntiJapanese Association, was today sentenced to death bv Mr. Justice Pretheroe on two capital charges of possession of a sten gun and 152 rounds of ammunition. Phang, who was said to131 words
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Article68 1953-10-29 3 IPOH. Wed. Two paintings by the Raja Muda of Perak are among the 70 exhibits which from th e first art Council picture exhibition in Ipoh Nov. 2 to 8. at the Perak Library H.ill. The Sultan of Perak will declare the exhibition open. The sponsors68 words
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Article51 1953-10-29 3 KUALA LIPIS, Wed— The wedding took place at the Registry here of Mr. Thangarajah, a hospital assistant at the General Hospital to Miss Sheila Murray, a staff nurse who was transferred to Mentakab Hospital recently. A reception was held at the Kuala Lipi s Hospital nurses51 words
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Article92 1953-10-29 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed A n interesting programme Ul aid of th e Poppy Day Fund 1953 has been arranged in tha State of Trengganu by the Honorary Organiser of -he Fund, Mrs. Hayward, wife of the British Adviser. Trengganu. The following is the programme: Nov. 4: Combined92 words
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Article80 1953-10-29 3 'L' DRIVER IS CAUGHT -$75 PARIT BUNTAR, Wed. Lim Thian Siew of Butterworth was produced before [nche Abu Bakar bin Efaji Hussein. Circuit Magistrate, in the Bagan Serai court yesterday, charged with failing to display the letter *L" and with driving a car when there was no competent driver beside80 words
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Article76 1953-10-29 3 PENANG. Wed. Thirty Tamil rubber taopers from 18 estates In Province Wellesley are now attending the first sixday civics course organised jointly by the Department of Information and the Labour Office, Penang. The Assistant Commissioner for Labour. Mr. P. Shanmugam. told the labourers: 'It is up76 words
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Article40 1953-10-29 3 MR. Tan Siak Kew. Chairman of the Singapore. Chinese Chamber of Commerce will leave the Colonv this week for a holiday in Hongkong. Mr. Yap Pheng Geek will act as Chairman of the SCCC during Mr. Tan's absence.40 words
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Article30 1953-10-29 3 THE Ist Battalion of King Edward VIII's Own Gurkhas have moved into Erskine Camp. Kuala Kubu. They will be in charge of operations in the Ulu Selangor District.30 words
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Article, Illustration56 1953-10-29 3 MR. AND MRS. Shafa.it bin Ali who were married recently in Singapore. The bride is the former Mis*. Doris Ho who became a Muslim ia jrder that she might marry Mr. S)i_if_i.it who is employed by Rotterdam Trading Company. tier new name is Lena and she comes from a family56 words
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194 1953-10-29 3 IPOH, Wed.— A stable and higher price for tin is most essential if consumers are to get the tin they require for their use, Col. H. S. Lee, president of the AllMalaya Chinese Mining Association, said during a 40--minute interview he had with the194 words
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Article105 1953-10-29 3 ABANG Haji Abdul Rahmit. unollicial member of th e Cou_a_ cil Negri of Sarawak, arill l »e one of the members from man v overseas countries who will assemble in London next month for a course of lactura.. and visits designed to explain the main features of105 words
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Article, Illustration197 1953-10-29 3 2 "A.N rxreptioi.__.ly won Z i deful show," A frather in J 2 thr rap of thr Chairman and member* of thr Hon pit.t| Diversions! Therapy (nit for thrir doggrd per- i sevrrance in qi.iru. thr J patients will to livr and 2 1 to197 words
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Advertisement76 1953-10-29 3 RUBY GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in India) LIFE. FIRE, MARINE ACCIDENT insurance business transacted LIFE VALUATION AS ON 31-12-1952 BONUS DECLARED WHOLE LIFE ASSURANCE 9 PER THOUSAND PER YEAR ENDOWMENT ASSURANCE.... 7 PER THOUSAND PER YEAR (Interim Bonus at same rates) CHEAPEST PREMIUM RATES UP-TO-DATE POLICY CONDITIONS For representation76 words
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Advertisement196 1953-10-29 3 t; fe; for Tone Quality (9 VALVE 1 1 WAVEBAND PLUS 10* LOUOSFEARER FULL BANOSr>REAO ALL GLASS VALVES TUNING INOICATOR FULLT TROeiCALISEO GUARANTEED, 12 MONlNt' PRipc $490/FEDERATION 530 LESS 10. FOR CASN s. M. P. TERMS. ADVT. OF THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO_. LTD. Of ENGLANo' SINCAeOAt HALACCA i KUALA UgSjgg196 words
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Miscellaneous40 1953-10-29 3 Medals For 31 THIRTY-ONE members of the Singapore public who donated blood will be presented with gold and silver medals by Dr. W. J. Vickers. Director of Medical Services, at the Blood Transfusion Unit. General Hospital, at 3 p.m. tomorrow.40 words
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280 1953-10-29 4 MUSIC AND LIGHT HEARTS GREET SHIP Standard Shipping Reporter THE Singapore Harbour Board wharves rang with martial music and the traditiona] airs of Scotland yesterday as the band of the Gordon Highlanders First Battalion ted the trooper Asturias j v.ii ich docked here. More than 1.000 troops aboard burst forth280 words
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Article59 1953-10-29 4 A NEW 16-classroom building, about four miles from Nee •Soon police Station, will be handed over to the Singapore Education Department on Nov -t !*3O a.m. by the Senior r.xecutivo Engineer, Mr. W. R. Scott. The building which can ommodate 600 children, also has tiffin59 words
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Article120 1953-10-29 4 SINGAPORE Rotarians yesterday drank a toast to the future of the United Nations wnvn they met at their weekly luncheon held in conjunction with United Nations' Week, in the Capitol Red Room. Proposing the toast, U.S. Consul General. Mr. Charles F Baldwin, urged the gathering120 words
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Article128 1953-10-29 4 ~*Court Told A MAN armed with a knife and allegedly holding up a young girl in a lonely hut at Buona Vista Road, Singapore, while the house was being ransacked, appeared to be startled when a police inspector crept up ...•hind him and128 words
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Article, Illustration37 1953-10-29 4 JUDAS meets his sister for t_v first time in the play The C ries of Calvary" which will be staged at the Victoria Theatre, Singapore, on Oct :_0 and 31. This picture was taken at rehearsal yesterday.37 words
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Article77 1953-10-29 4 A SINGAPORE taxi driver. Osman bin Karim, was yesterday fined $100 by the Singapore Second Traffic Magistrate Mr. Howe Yoon (hong, on the charge of driving negligently. The prosecutor, Inspector Rahman, tohd the Court that Osman had driven his taxi .inst the red light at the77 words
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Article72 1953-10-29 4 TWO women members of the Indian Parliament Mrs. Ammu Swaminathat. and Begum Rasul left Singapore yesterday on the 'Corfu.' to return home. A large gathering including Mr. M. Gopala Menon, Representative of the Government of India, saw them off at the Harbour Board Wharves. The women72 words
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Article, Illustration28 1953-10-29 4 •_?_l?£__ MAI l Y (Htht) Physiotherapist from EnAeld, Knglaad. photographed on arrival in Singapore yesterday Majeeda intention Camp, Johore. Miss Reeves ia to joU British Military Hospital, Singapore,28 words
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Article106 1953-10-29 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— Thirty out of the 82 people who were rendered homeless when fire gutted their attap huts at Kebon Teh yesterday, are accommodated at the Johore Bahru Welfare Home The rest are Living with their relatives. Each fire victim was today given $5 and106 words
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Article289 1953-10-29 4 Pass In English Sufficient To Carry On Studies Standard Staff Reporter STUDENT teachers with a "pass" fn English in their Cambridge School Certificate need no longer fear dismissal from the Singapore Teachers' Training College. There are more than 200 of them marking time in their289 words
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191 1953-10-29 4 BANKS in Singapore and the Federation will no Longer negotiate a draft uuder a letter of credit opened by an importer in Burma unless a survey report on the goods to be shipped to that country is presented with the documents. i191 words
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Article118 1953-10-29 4 The Governor of Singapore. Sir John Nieoll left the Colony yesterday on two weeks vacation to Hongkong, in the Tai Shan. The Colonial Secretary. Mr. W. A. C. Goode, and Mrs Goode. Mr. J. D. Higham Under Secretary and Mr. Nigel Morris. Commissioner of Police,118 words
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70 1953-10-29 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE City Council will approach Principals of Secondary English Schools to recommend boys of the school certificate class to send them overseas for training as engineers. This step on the part of the City Council is to fill higher posts70 words
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Article, Illustration35 1953-10-29 4 photo. THE Governor of Singapore. Sir John Nicoll walks up the gangplank •f the s.s. Tai Shan, which took him to Hongkong yesterday. Following close behind is Commander Clark, Naval ADC to Sir John. StandardStandard - 35 words
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Article77 1953-10-29 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Associated Indian Chamber of Commerce has been asked by Government for nominations to replace their representative. Mr. S. O. K. Übaidulla, who w*as one of the five Indian members who resigned from the Federal Legislative council, recently. Government has also made77 words
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Article150 1953-10-29 4 Crown Land Builders Are Warned UNSCRUPULOUS persons have been erecting buildings on Crown land for sale and ofTering Crown land for sale as sites for buildings, according to a statement issued by the Singapore Government yesterday. Any newly erected but unauthorised house, even though it may be occupied, will be150 words
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Article101 1953-10-29 4 A YOUNG Singapore couple was held up by three armed men and robbed of $25 while they were chatting inside their car, parked near Pierce Reservoir late on Tuesday night. After being robber!, the couple was ordered to walk up to the fringe of the101 words
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Article50 1953-10-29 4 FOR failing to furnish particulars of his driver, when asked by the police at the junction of Lavender Street and Serangoon Road on July 8, the car owner. Lim Pee Kah, was yesterday fined $100 by the Singapore Second Traffic Magistrate Mr. Howe Wooa Chong.50 words
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Article46 1953-10-29 4 THE final of the Inter-Divi-sion First Aid Competition of the Ambulance Divisions of the St. John Ambulance Brigade Overseas will be held at the Singapore Badminton Association Hall, Guillemard Road, on Sunday, Nov. 1, at .1 p.m. The competition is for the Haridas Shield.46 words
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276 1953-10-29 4 A WITNESS, Charles Cashin, alleged in a Singapore Court that while he was sitting in his room on Sept. 3, he saw Goh Choon Guan with bloodstains on his forehead and shirt. He saw more bloodstains on Goh's shirt when he took it276 words
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Article250 1953-10-29 4 FOUR hundred and sixteen aliens, mainly wives and children of Singapore residents, were allowed entry into the Colony by the Immigration Department, in September. The Controller of Immigration, Mr. J L. J. Haxworth, said at a press conference yesterday that 446 applications were received from250 words
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Article67 1953-10-29 4 THE City Pol ce Court dealt with the highest record number of cases yesterday morning. Within three hours. 320 case> were tackled. About $r>.ooo in fines was collected. The <ourt was fully packed wilh hawkers. The summdhs charges were mainly hawking without licences; obstruction, depositing67 words
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Article68 1953-10-29 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— Dollar tickets for lottery in aid of the Ponpy Day Fund can be obtained from the organiser, Mrs. C. E. Courtenav. No. 9. Jalan Straits View, and from depots in Johore Bahru Prizes will be drawn by the wife of68 words
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101 1953-10-29 4 Negotiation Demand In Pay Dispute By Council THK Count 1 0 last nujht asked pore (.ov. genuine n< tfie implen Kitson without anv on tho b.i mont's orig and tho Cow proposals It deplore I the *i prciatfon w\ has p DO_BntndaUi job. wh- r. !,v a emolum< i marr;101 words
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Advertisement59 1953-10-29 4 The world famous famih <>f TIGER i di< inn I products __f_L *'*4_ _^fli__n_.*^P^' i CHINKAWHITE This invaluable Wind Mixture i r an excellent remedy foi Stoma. Pains; Constipation, IndiQtsti Acidity, Heartburn, Loss of Appe tite. ENC AUN TONG The Tiger Medical Ball TYPEWRITERS a GENERAL AGENCIES KUALA LUMPUR IPOH59 words
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Article, Illustration405 1953-10-29 5 flk gMRK '*&M*^^^^^^M m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\^^^^P^F!^^^Fl 1 W ft a blaxe in the vicinity of on o!| i'ns.oll_ti«n "*t f 9hti 2? *>"9««>"9 And wh,le it took the firemen "hal an hour h" Tq "l°"9 Rh City Councillors in le_l .han fit.'min,,. bn g405 words
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Article63 1953-10-29 5 st.indard Staff Reporter SOU GHEE SOON 1 1 suggested to felCouiicillon yesterday '.nlrihute five per .heir monthly allovv- 100 each towards a I for the welfare of mciPs daily-rated labind their families. a speaking during adAn unidentified cried: "Election '1 P F M« -Noire, replied did63 words
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135 1953-10-29 5 Councillors Wish Amy All The Best Standard Staff Reporter J SINGAPORE City Councillors yesterday pre- 1 srntrd thrir brst wishrs J to !>liss Amy I.aveoek 2 (Pros. Baal) for her mariia_!r to Mr. John Ede. Progressive Party J I secretary, tomorrow. 2 I Mr. Chan Kum Chee (Prog. East) speak135 words
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Article31 1953-10-29 5 THE Singapore Police Band will play at the Siglap Social Centre. Palm Road, todav at 5.3_ p.m. This is the first band yi\in_i a re ita! here.31 words
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Article, Illustration332 1953-10-29 5 Warning Given On Splinter Union Rule SPLINTER unions are out as far as the City Council is concerned, despite Mr. Philip R. Williams' outcry at the Council meeting yesterday that a new ruling that only unions catering exclusively for 1 Council emplovee will be recognised is an "interference in worker'sStandard - 332 words
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Article, Illustration175 1953-10-29 5 COME Christmas lime. and most children claim parties as their birthright. Not so the children who at tend the Social Welfare's Children's Centre They love parties as much as the next bo v or girl, but they know parties cost money. They work forStandard - 175 words
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290 1953-10-29 5 BIG BUSINESS SHOULD BACK COUNCIL-RAJAH AN APPEAL to Singapore insurance firms to play their part In assisting th e City's development by puttinf some of their profits it. to Council loans. wa s made by Mr. A. P. Rajah (Prog. North) yesterday. Speaking during adjournment at the City Council mee'ing.290 words
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Article48 1953-10-29 5 SIN WAN BIN YUSAK, motor car driver, who w.t, inVOlved tl i -iiii inn will) a von.. m petit-.- Irian al the function of Ruer Valley Bond .md Ord Road on Aug. 15, v. I terdav fined 173 In the Singapore Second Traffic Court48 words
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231 1953-10-29 5 Standard Staff Reporter I ABOCT 200 residents living in a group of attap huts in I'pper Aljunied Road— exactly a mile from the scene of Saturday's fire which burnt down in,, huts had their supply of water cut off for 100 hours,231 words
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251 1953-10-29 5 i TWENTY FOUR hours > after a woman left her husband, a man walked into the husband's house, > brandished a kntfe and told him. "1 have taken I away your wife." This i I was revealed in the Singa- I I Pocc251 words
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100 1953-10-29 5 IHE k Of tif r.i r. \n ipore Police Courti leared by Ihe Court T«-f jfliriK Ihe i (l H P'" I■•ei v night titvf n inHi. Thi .ufgestion ol s made by Mr f 11 D'Netto s« ond D ii .1 r100 words
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Advertisement347 1953-10-29 5 J*m^^^^ Wm\ jM/y _^_Jl MB ARDMONA I CANNED FRUITS In leliciotn syrup B t jvjii ihie: H VCIIE9 sliced halvei I FRUIT COCKTAH APRICOTS 5 PEARS H B In J" ozs &SO see tirr fl ot feet, hands and armpits. Hus very annoying evil will be banished \T v_>J soon347 words
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Advertisement86 1953-10-29 5 SUNLIGHT SOAP costs even iess Now ZA( A only w per \^^-S\ ________L ____•***> r^^ _^o^*^ I *j»^Tv^ 00^ 0^ X I __x X_ Sunlight Soap now costs even less than before. It saves /K your money and your clothes I UjZ too! Sunlight's gentle lather gets I rid of86 words
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Article797 1953-10-29 6 J\|R. RICHARD NIXON, the Vice President cf the United States came to Malaya to learn. Such is the remarkable intelligence and dynamic energy of this young and personable statesman that after his very short stay we are confident that he will go back to his own country797 words
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1291 1953-10-29 6 National Income An Urgent Problem Sir; Our public expendii ture seems to follow tho same pattern as in the underdeveloped Colonies and dependencies in the Commonwealth. It is a characteristic feature of public finance in these territories that governmental outlay on Social Services ri.es steeply with the appearance of budget1,291 words
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Letter130 1953-10-29 6 Sir;— Mr. A.S. Nair asks from where Mr. Thaver derives his enviable position. Let me tell him that Mr Thaver expresses his view as a MALAYAN and he is an accredited representative of the Malayan Indian Association. Now in comparison let me ask Mr. A.S. Nair130 words
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Letter233 1953-10-29 6 Sir; I was present at the inaugural meeting of the Province Wellesley Branch of the IMP. Dato Sir Onn bin Ja'afar in his address attacked the UMNO-MCA Alliance's stand for Federal Election in 1954 on the ground that the Malavs in the Ulus of Trengganu and Pahang233 words
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Letter143 1953-10-29 6 Sir: With reference to the report appearing in your issue of the 22nd instant in page 5 under the caption of "Bus Company gives way to trishaws'* I wish to point out that I was misquoted by your reporter in the fact that "In view of143 words
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415 1953-10-29 6 Sir; It is very nice indeed to have two such charming people as Mr. Mrs. Nixon visiting us. It is equally nice to listen to their kind and generouc words about this country and its people and extremely uplifting to learn that President Eisenhower believes415 words
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Letter136 1953-10-29 6 Sir; 1 note that attempts are being made to hang a "No Hooting" sign on your de.sk after you were observed "hooting" your editorial way through the bubble and froth in the wake of the controversial Federal l.egco. resignations. No doubt you yourself blew up a few136 words
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Article245 1953-10-29 6 Review of Views Mr. Nixon NANYANG SIANG PAU com-! ments on United States Vice-, President Mr. Richard Nixons promise to present Malaya's case to the American people when he returns home. It is hoped that it can be impressed upon the United States authorities that the situation is an urgent245 words
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Article511 1953-10-29 6 Scandal In Brita in LONDON. TLI VES, mothers and sweethearts in Britain are pitifully bewildered by the procession through the eourts of men overcome by unnatural sex instincts. The sharp edge of that bewilderment is FEAR fear that somehow this scourge may touch their own lives, corrupt their own children.511 words
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Advertisement110 1953-10-29 6 SINGAPORE tigee STANDARD INDEPENDENT MORNING NEWSPAPER <— -_--*-E*^— ■■••■^-■----■--•-----■-»----_-----_^__w-______________m»^,., iryi-i i i _-_-____-_______^p_p_^_-_. HEAD OFFICE 128, Robinson Rood, Singapore. Telephone Not: *****—***** Coble fir Telegraph Address: TIGERNEWS, Singoporo. BRANCH OFFICES LONDON Room 222, The Times Building. Printing House Squore, London E.C. 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 45. Sultan St., 83,110 words
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Miscellaneous13 1953-10-29 6 Laughter at Work "Tour wife, eh? Have you tried winning a football pool?"13 words
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Article214 1953-10-29 7 UN Commission Warns: UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., Oct. 28 (AP)— A U.S. < nmmission set up to study the racial situation in south Africa warned Tuesday that Prime Minister Milan's segregation policies were endangering peace In Africa and throughout the Middle East. The three-man Commission setup by214 words
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Article89 1953-10-29 7 America Assures Nehru >\. 01. 28. (AP)— Stati i has promis- :<_ :t will use its into Insure South t President Syngmaa government respects 'nice, confirmed yesterday. India ■.1 for some such as- stj te Department aide to New Delhi also Iged that the United »ns Command will honour .'ion89 words
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Article, Illustration36 1953-10-29 7 photo. TENANTS from the floor above peer down as Princess Margaret walks along a balcony to inspect some of thc homes- when she opened three new blocks of flats on the l.uhbrook Estate, Westminster, London. UPUP - 36 words
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Article73 1953-10-29 7 > \l)o\'. Oct. 28 (Reuter) loving Londoners filled '>uuh galleries here day for the first exhibithe Western world of by Chinese artist, nor and poet, Pror f'hao Shao An and his I I Mis. Lydia Chao Ling of Hongkong. Ihe student-master part- here to foster73 words
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Article20 1953-10-29 7 1 WO hundred and fifty-nine men. hers in West Java 1 ndercd to the army last ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article, Illustration38 1953-10-29 7 DhO-___ r, e scene l„ Piccadilly Circus, where, it Is said, if yon wait yon will In time meet every- tne o__ the fifth day of the London ares, petrol delivery strike which curtailed London's bus service.- APAP - 38 words
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Article63 1953-10-29 7 LONDON. Oct. 28 (Renter). Grey-haired Mrs I. M. Molly Bolton, whose son served as a medical officer with the British Army in Malaya, will probably be the next chairman of London County Council. Mrs. Bolton. a Socialist since her teens and at present vice-chairman of63 words
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Article65 1953-10-29 7 NEW DELHI, Oct. 28: (Reuter) Most former rulers of Indian states are opposed to accepting a voluntary cut in their Privy purses, according to a usually reliable source here. Twelve former rulen met In Bombay yesterday to consider Prime Minister Nehru's letter to 104 princes asking65 words
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Article230 1953-10-29 7 PARIS, Oct. 28 M. Joseph Laniel's Government scored a substantial success e-rly this morning when the French National Assembly ended an all night debate on Indo-China by adopting a motion urging it to do everything possible to promote negotiations likely to bring the Indo-ChinaReuter - 230 words
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Article55 1953-10-29 7 CAIRO. Oct. 28, (UP)— Salah Salem. Minister of National Guidance, yesterday warned that Egypt "will not stand idle whi'e Britain attempts to sever southern Sudan from the rest of the country". He charged the British administration committed 30 violation* of neutrality in 22 districts of southern55 words
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Article78 1953-10-29 7 CAIRO, Oct 28 (AFP) A former Alexandria hospipital director who turned his hospital into a "house of pleasure" for ex-King Farouk and staffed it with pretty nurses picked for their sex appeal yesterday was condemned to 15 years imprisonment and confiscation of his properly by a revolutionary78 words
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Article, Illustration35 1953-10-29 7 photo. EX-ERITISH Guiana Premier Dr. Cheddi Jagan, leader of the British Guiana People's Progressive Party addresses a meeting organised by the Caribbean Labour Congress (London Branch) at London's Holborn Hall. UPUP - 35 words
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Article192 1953-10-29 7 LONDON, Oct. 28 (AFP)— The guided rocket programme at Woomera will continue to receive "high priority" from both the United Kingdom and Australian governments, British Minister of Supply Duncan Sandys said in the House of Commons last night. I Replying to Woodrow Wyatt, Labour M.P.,192 words
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Article383 1953-10-29 7 CHURCHILL WOULD LIKE TO MEET IKE Sure Of Warm Welcome LONDON, Oct. 28: (Reuter) Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill said yesterday he would like to meet President Eisenhower again for informal talks. "I om always considering whether there might be an opportunity for a meeting with the President," the Prime383 words
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Article30 1953-10-29 7 THE trial of Dr. Mohammed Mossadeq will probably begin at the end of next week in Teheran according to Brigadier General Hussein Azemodeh. the chief Prosecutor. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article, Illustration69 1953-10-29 7 SABL. "the Klcphunt Boy" of screen fame, rereived a in m clt non s helcome on his return to India recently some 17 years after he left Mysore as an obscure Muslim lad of a poor family. Sabu. who is to appear in an Indian Film, "Sauda." in Hindustani, isAP - 69 words
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Article101 1953-10-29 7 Sir Winston Concedes To Old Age LONDON, Oct. 28 (AP) Sir Winston Churchill, who turns 79 next Nov. 30, conceded a bit wistfully yesterday that perhaps old age is catching up with him. The Prime Minister told a group of Leeds City officials he is just unable to do the101 words
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Article, Illustration40 1953-10-29 7 photo. PRINCESS FATEMEH. sister of the Shah of Persia, and her husband, Vincent Hillyer. and baby daughter. Rana. born last week at St. John'- Hospital. Santa Monica, California, pose for news photos rapher*. The baby's name "tall, beautiful woman.' APAP - 40 words
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Article79 1953-10-29 7 Standaid London Correspondent LONDON, Ocf. 27. The following are the closing prices of rubber ond tin on the London market:— LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 16id. November 16 id Spot £620 per ton. December 16|d. buyers, £622 10s. sellers. Jan. /March 1 6 id. Three months79 words
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Article90 1953-10-29 7 LONDON, 0< t 28 (Reuter) The Duke of F. Ilnbtll.fi ■peaking last night It a hanquet of the London Chamber of Commerce Mid the time had come ethen Briteio could learn from the Convnon wraith. The Duke was proposing the toa^t "The British Commonwealth and En.90 words
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Article114 1953-10-29 7 JAKARTA. O. v (fl Prime Minister] D- v. _____ftroamidJojo stated bi Pari! pineal todav thai armed rebellion In a h northera mo t tra. which itarte bee 19, wa s ;«i- blithment <>f Moslem St i Tho Premier enm 1 the (love ui ii-K a si heme114 words
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Article18 1953-10-29 7 SIR Winston Chin h received in day by Queeti 1 I Buckin-'ham Pala< c ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Advertisement69 1953-10-29 7 a WORTH PERFUMES Je Rcviens, Vers 1 Dons La Nuit, Impi^- Sans Adieu, ond RoOjUOte SINGAPORE $7.50 to $45.00 WORTH EAU DE COLOGNE Dans La Nuit, Je Imp SINGAPORE $2.75 to $23.50 WORTH LOTION Dans La Nuit, Je i Impudence, and Ri SINGAPORE $2.75 to WORTH EAU DE LAVANDE Vf69 words
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Article81 1953-10-29 8 TOKYO. Oct. 28 (UP) —Two of Japan's largest shipbuilders will sign contracts early next month for the construction of 56 river and coastal vessels for the Burmese Government, it was learned today. The Ishikawajima Heavy Industries will build 50 72-lon launches while Mitsui Shipbuilding81 words
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Article, Illustration250 1953-10-29 8 Ex- Luftwaffe Man Finds A Sea Job AN ex-Luftwaffe combat officer, who was shot down twice and finally taken prisoner by the British, and an ace radio script writer, arrived in Singapore this week in the m.v. Leverkusen from Germany. Hein__ Wolhert. who new in German fighter planes during WorldStandard - 250 words
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Advertisement764 1953-10-29 8 HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE AND NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD JOINT SERVICE To Colombo, Genoa, Marseilles. Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen. S'pore P.S'ham Penang I S KrauiiMhweig (11 MM,) 28 Oct 20Oct 30/3 1 Oct TS Nabob (NDL) 4/9 Dec lODec 11/12Dec •TS Leverkusen (HAPAG) 11/16I)ec 17/18Dec 19/2lDec (font Kont Manila Kobe Ynk«»n.irria Penang P.764 words
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Advertisement1211 1953-10-29 8 tki :tm BLUE FUNNEL UNE m „nes) MANSFIELD CO., LTD. l>ept Incorporated ln Singapore rarrlers option to proceed via other port* to i.kml and discharge cargo SAILING9 to LIVERPOOL. <il \s(.(tw LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS I) ie Sails P S ■••ir Fenanft Asr anlus foi Liverpoo] _k Glasgow Oct 27/29 Oct1,211 words
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Advertisement534 1953-10-29 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland America Line Nederland Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX ROSTON NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA RALTIMORE MOBILE NEW OKI I \\s via SUEZ l^ E W DY (fM N H > AL) ,nP rt !^J 55SK ROrV?o .c-SL 9/15Nov tbNov 17 18Nov W*^*\?n\ n im'\534 words
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Advertisement717 1953-10-29 8 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA (K tnmm ">ll\j\ T S'pore P sham "POONA" for Melbourne, »l Sydney. Por. Kemble (not loading local cargo) 10 11 Nov > uv MKiVi Wtm Up. _B_.nl. U |3Nov 9 10N,,. N "MANCHURIA" for Bangkok. N<w Saigon. Hongkong, Matiila. Kobe. Yokohama 1 I Dec717 words
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Article154 1953-10-29 9 DOING THE MARKET RUBBER DOWN NERVOUS selling on thc rubber market in London was responsible for the sharp drop m rubber prices in Singapore whi.-h t-'.osed at 54 cents per |b. for first grade rubber for November shipment, a drop of U cents from Tuesday. A fairly good turnover of154 words
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Article186 1953-10-29 9 THE further fall in the rubier and tin commodity prices yesterday caused a continued easing in all sections of the Malayan share market. The volume of business was on a restricted scale in tbe absence of buyers. Puce changes were: IMM.MRI4I <•_ BB Petrol 33/- 34/. n P vt186 words
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Article56 1953-10-29 9 Indonesia Takes Over Electricity JAKARTA. Oct. 28 (AFP) The nationalisation of all electric companies was aanounccd today. Th P Nationalisation Act, retroactive from Dee. 23. 10=>2 was sign ed b v President Sukarno on Oct. 3 last. He said that considering the country's financial state. the Government will begin to56 words
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Article, Illustration58 1953-10-29 9 SCENE during the big Ceea-Cola parade of <M) vebiefe* Intro.liirint tne wnrld wide Mi__.aturr Bottle Campaign. Pictured above is "Abu" ihe elephaal be.ag watched by latere»ted ntueas of Singapore. Tbe Cora-Cola Batik r ia Singapore plans to give nun? thousand-, of attractive miniaturr Cora-Cola bottle* ia58 words
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204 1953-10-29 9 ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN - Production Of R.I. Estates On Increase ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN -V Stondord Special Correspondent JAKARTA, Oct. 28, Despite incrc d insecurity reported in many parts of Hie country ond agoinst the backdrop of depressed commodity prices, Indonesian estate production this year gives every sign of marked improvement. Compared to thr situation204 words
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147 1953-10-29 9 US Treasury Blocks Assets In HK WASHINGTON. Ot. 28, (Reuter) —The United States Treasury has blocked the dollar assets of the Hongkong branch of the Banque Beige, because the branch office made its dollar facilities available to the Chinese Communists, Treasury ollinal. said tonight. It was aso disclosed that the147 words
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38 1953-10-29 9 COLD bars valued at "mil'io:is of United States dollars" are said In be contained in one of about 270 sunken vessels in Indonesian water-*., according to the daily. Pedoman, Djakarta today. A.F.P.A.F.P. - 38 words
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Article102 1953-10-29 9 THE produce I II k( I in Singapore was easier in tM sections yesterday, and a ■80-I turnover of a*aa reported at the lower l« Copra for November and December iMpmcnti I quoted at $:.r.i per pieul barjcrs, and fljfli fel i I Coconut oil sellers quoted $60 per102 words
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Article67 1953-10-29 9 LOMI Od 2*. I of Scot. I, k/ n durinf i nin. montha °f this jr. the highest re orde.l l P*r> Scotch V. kf A announced i 1 th; e v I < 'r r imp pr- i nnd en: ed more. o/ero t worth67 words
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Article21 1953-10-29 9 I Stat rrH ml for two in l.t. aro at 975 pen ml ntrna __.r 'i years- A.F.P.A.F.P. - 21 words
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Miscellaneous859 1953-10-29 9 f ll_B__________r i________________i l _i L 7* T!^^^^ jfjfL ff B$ t tgJL J mW* 4_» CrW __T /2 Ks^' Q__? ______H___S-9S_Px 1 _Hy MEOV tTT > fj tiiniiiiiii*Tiart_ffii_t_aaiiin___wi__M_ga9iiiif n i^jaj 'i iTSTj^S^-^tVi i. S'pore Diary M/IJL/ICC/l Jl/I C/B Pl th? l o /g h nff^ST 5 M? el^ i0859 words
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Letter50 1953-10-29 10 Sir: I am on ardent stamp collector and would like to meet other stamp collectors from your country. If collectors will send me stamps I promise to answer all letters. I also promise to reciprocate with as many stamps as I receive. TOYOKO CADY P.O. Box 214, Yokohama, Japan.50 words
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Letter791 1953-10-29 10 Sir; It is very unfortunate that it became imperative -or the five Indian Members of the Federal Council to resign enblock on an issue which is ia__en to task as "Communal." To be fair to the Councillors concerned and to His Excellency the High Commissioner it would791 words
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Letter209 1953-10-29 10 Sir: The Business Registration and Licencing Ordinance was enforced with the object of giving educational facilities to the underprivileged. But, as far as I know there are two cases besides several others who badly need assistance in some way or onother and the representations they made to209 words
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Letter223 1953-10-29 10 Sir. I had been reading through the leading newspapers the criticisms against the five Indian Leaders who recently resigned from the Federal Legislative Council. What. I, as an ordinary man cannot understand is whether these leaders' actions were based on a constitutional or a communal issue, even223 words
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257 1953-10-29 10 Just Looking... AROUND THE SINGAPORE SHOPS ARE YOU still on the prowl for unusual Christmas gifts? Well, I have discovered a friend, a modest person, who makes th e most beautiful desk blotters These blotters could be given to big business tycoon* and to th e housewife They ar e257 words
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Letter174 1953-10-29 10 Sir; Recently a pressnote appeared in your paper regarding the formation of a new political party with labour mterests. It said that the party at present would not contest the City elections, but would organize themselves and draft the constitution for the propagation of socialist ideas among the174 words
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Article, Illustration84 1953-10-29 10 AIL through this week The Singapore Standard presents its thirty -ninth star contest. All you've got to do Is to collect Che six pictures and heir respective coupons and tend them together with the aame of the stars under .ingle cover to the Movie Editor84 words
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Article60 1953-10-29 10 PATTERN SERVICE SDJFGHKJ THE COUPON READ THIS BEFORE VOU OROER YOUR PATTERN You most enclose thtee ten cent ttompt il you wont youi pottern cat II I don't get the Mompi. vou don't get the pattern A numbei cl otdert ho.r conre to me without the I ttompt. Theee won't60 words
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Advertisement383 1953-10-29 10 /^m^^^//> rys:i (<'//?. ur, >y.. I _n -KT CO.UMM frctiHW. a /JMSmZ J~*\W RrTA STEWART f (i¥m>A9 HAYWORTH -GRANGER ifcj SALOAAE a. N: m CHARLES LAUGHTON x I ft^J^lv N_. >-_--N«_Vr-. V. <__.-.._-,.. 4 f\ x I Bill X_^____a J_-_ |__W)Mr.___.,v. (CAPITOL PAVILION j »\^^4>V___^>N___X>V___^4Ns____/j Tbe $2.00 SEATS ARE CASH383 words
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Miscellaneous418 1953-10-29 10 GHGF t« RITA Dtl MR r i 'T"»ai tji in \iion. I "It never was lot injj Ilia* I emptied the heart, mm giving thai emptied the purse Old Proverb THL'KSDjM POM KW.RV- 5 ONE: Devjte the morninf e hours to routine tusks; u.-e extra diplomacy In rtlattona with others418 words
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Article, Illustration552 1953-10-29 11 ATOMS, GNATS MIDGES Are The Giants Of Our Boxing By Our Boxing Critic SHADES of Jimmy Wilde, there seems to be no stopping our imaginative boxing officials in Singapore from thinking up intriguing names to accommodate for ii^ht«T-than-air fistic geniuses. I m referring to some of the class weights in552 words
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Article268 1953-10-29 11 Penang Malays' Double .ANG, Wed.— Penang l led oil the coveted ommunity soccer en they beat the he cuptie final ±>y to one at the Last week they ..unpions of the n e *he inability lian forwards to take was pla:niy 1 :i< v were alforded rtunities and only I268 words
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Article, Illustration103 1953-10-29 11 It Happens Once In A Lifetime FI 1.1 A MS. Scotland. Oct '> John Abernethy, -.'-year-old Scottish got a good return lis nm. nev on Tuesday .21.20 for IK) U.S. cents. practically swept on a football pool I dividend \va s US$_LO,--1 a..d his second dividend U5551 ,37 l.tt. On103 words
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Article38 1953-10-29 11 SAO PAULO, Oct. 28 (AFP) Japanese champion swimmers. Susuki and Yamashita. who will participate in the Sao Paulo international competition from Nov. 6 to 8. arrived here today and immediately began training for th e races.38 words
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Article239 1953-10-29 11 Shangrila Goes To Class Two PENANG Autumn Cup winner. Shangrila. has been promoted to class 2 together with Sir Francis, according to the latest SRA classifications. Transfers: From Class 1 to Class 2 Josker 11. From three to four: Fancy Light; Gossip; Hill Town; Wayang II; Actress II; Yorkshire Beau;239 words
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Article368 1953-10-29 11 THE Singapore Badminton Open Championships reached its final stages in the women's singles, mixed doubles, veterans' singles and veterans' doubles events last night. In the women's singles, Miss Helen Heng, undisputed champion and holder for the last four years easily beat Doreen Kiong 11—0368 words
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Article817 1953-10-29 11 AUSTIN DUNSFORD, the defending featherweight champion, last night served notice of his intention to retain the title for another year when he knocked out his first adversary, Benny Cheng in less than a minute. He did this at the Singapore youth boxing championships at the817 words
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Article42 1953-10-29 11 LONDON. Oct. 27. (Reuter) —Results of friendly football matches played under floodlights tonight were: Crystal Palace 4 Stade Francis (France) 2; Carlisle United 3 Queen of the South 1; Grimsby Town 1 Norwich City 1; Watford 4 Stoke City 2.42 words
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Article26 1953-10-29 11 KUALA PILAH. Tues. Tuanku Muhammad School beat King George V School first and second teams in a return rugger match played here today.26 words
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Advertisement787 1953-10-29 11 HIUAIIOMS VAIA.VI •TENOGRAPHER/ RECEPTIONI IST (Female* TB Clinic. an Toek Seng Hospital. Sinj,..--_-re Salary Sca!e $22Sxl2A 27*;/ /28«x12A-33(. pm. plus C.O.L. id Singapore All I T ital ■noluments ;nn_.c n an mial of $:.70J.0 pm with annual icrements to **>_4 nm In addi- on a housing ;i !o v ince787 words
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Advertisement901 1953-10-29 11 Standard Service For The Unemployed A I .mi I. SKR\ l< I /%re ?on nrmployed and In need: Ta hrlp ou to lind aorfc. (he Slnaapnrn t.md.ird Inrmplovmenl nvreaa Oer» \ou free %paee in Ihla nlumn .lum rail or write tour M>al St.iiid.ird offire fot m pplirjt,„n form nliicli .aa901 words
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Article38 1953-10-29 12 BIRMINGHAM. Oct. 28 (AP) After welterweight Billy Wooding outpointed Eric Skidmore on Monday night. he complained of a "toothache." An X-ray examination on Tuesday showed his jaw was broken in two places.38 words
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Article93 1953-10-29 12 Pk. Schools Draw At Rugger TAIPING. Wed.— ln a thril- 1 ling inter-school rugger here, Anderson School, Ipoh. did Well to hold the formidable King Edward VII School to a pointless draw. Both packs were evenly matched but the Edwardians had the better of the exchanges territorially. In the first93 words
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Article30 1953-10-29 12 CEYLON Spots Club "A" beat PWD by two goals scored b v Miranda in the last five minutes in a football friendly at Balostier Road yesterday30 words
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417 1953-10-29 12 FOR the fourth successive year the Civilians won thc Lady MeUersh challenge cup today when they beat the Services 3—2 in the annual Poppy Day Fund women's hockey on the SCC padang. The Civilians excelled in practically all departments of the game.417 words
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Article87 1953-10-29 12 NEWMARKET. Oct. 28. < AP).— Sir Gordon Richards, the world's winningcst jockey, plans to become farmer Richards when he retires from racing "but that's not just yet." he said ycNterday. Sir Gordon Richards was replying to rumours that he is going t« retire at the end87 words
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Article21 1953-10-29 12 THE SAFA senior KO. final between Tigers and Fathul Karih scheduled to be played tomorrow has been postponed indefinitely.21 words
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Article70 1953-10-29 12 TAIPING, Wed.— A late rally in the second half enabled the Government Services to beat the P T in their League hockey fixture here 2 o. The Postal XI put up a gallant show in the first half to stave off all attacks. On the restart the70 words
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Article71 1953-10-29 12 IPOH, Wed.— ln a friendly rugby match played on the padang today the Ipoh Police beat the 12th Lancers by nine points (two tries and a penalty) to three. The police ler 1 a penalty goal by Kee Fah in the r *rst half and then71 words
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Article41 1953-10-29 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Selangor Club beat the Selangor Services at rugger by 16 points (a goal, a drop goal and a try) io 11 points (a goal, a penalty and a try) on the padang this evening.41 words
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Article134 1953-10-29 12 TAIPING, Wed. Displaying good teamwork Old Edwardians beat King Edward VII School with 2—l in their annual hockey fixture played at the Esplanade today. The schoolboys showed their speed in the first half to score through centre forward Aziz.i. Crossing over, the old boys were134 words
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Article93 1953-10-29 12 IPOH. Wed. One goal down in the first half the Ramblers came back strongly to overwhelm the Anglo Chinese School 6 3 in a league hockey match today. The schoolboys led by a solitary goal scored by Loh Kin Wai in the first half.93 words
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Article48 1953-10-29 12 WASHINGTON, Oct. 28, (AFP) Dick Miles. U.S. table-tennis champion, will leave on Friday for a three weeks' exhibition tour of Japan and Korea under Army auspices. Miles said that he hoped to meet in Japan Hiroji Satoh, the world champion and other Japanese players.48 words
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Article39 1953-10-29 12 FARRER Juniors beat Broadcasting Dept. at soccer by 5 3 at Farrer Park yesterday. Scorers for Farrer Juniors were Boon Leong (3) Hassan (2). Jackie Chew, Chandra and Bong reptied for the radio men.39 words
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Article391 1953-10-29 12 AN interesting golf match will be played at Ipoh this weekend when a team captaiiv ed by Khoo Kee Chye of the Perak Turf Club Sports Club meets the International Golf Club of Kuala- Lumpur. The following are the players taking part: International391 words
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Article, Illustration733 1953-10-29 12 F N FOIL HONGKONG BANK'S BID FOR TRIPLE Win KO Cup For Third Year THE 1953 SBHFA League ond League fit Cup Champions H kong Bank S.C. had their ambition of a triple triumph shott 0 9 when they met their Waterloo at the hands of defending chom Fraser and733 words
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Article16 1953-10-29 12 IN a Farrer Park soccer friendly yesterday Dutch Club beat Customs s—l5 116 words
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1104 1953-10-29 12 KUALA LUMPUR Wed. A total of 166 horses, comprising 90 from class 3 and 76 from class 5 has been entered for the Selangor Turf Club's November meeiing on 7. ll and 14. Below are the entries. My Word X O X O O1,104 words
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Article121 1953-10-29 12 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Wed Venderes BP beat Bukit Mertajam Sin Sen party by seven games to nil in a friendly badminton match at Bakap badminton hall. Results (Venderes players mentioned first): Singles: Heah Eng Soon beat Loh Eng Kim 15-4, 15-6; A Hamid beat Kok Seak Phong121 words
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Article58 1953-10-29 12 MERSING. Wed. The Kluang District hockey XI will play a friendly match against Mersing District on Oct. 29. The team to represenl Mersing will be chosen from: G. Paul. Moorthy, Dershan Singh, Ajmain. Poh Swee Toh Othman Mahmood Stephen Murugesu (Capt)/ Bahrom Adam, Ahmad Lahab Hassan Attan, Satari.58 words
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Article45 1953-10-29 12 PARIS, Oct. 28. (AP) The International Soccer Congress will be held here next Nov. 14 and 15 at the UNESCO House, the sports paper Equipe announced On Tuesday. Andre Marie, French Minister of National Education and Sports, will preside at the opening meeting.45 words
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Article272 1953-10-29 12 Raffles Hockey Humbled RAFFI.KS INSTITI playing at hon tf ,t toria School, in an hockey mat. h b solitary Mcond I The battle teams was n-»t a. or goals as the tween the se w no less than eight scored. However, plenty of thrills The Victoiu.n. reaped a harvest they272 words
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Article42 1953-10-29 12 SYDNKV O 4| World bentamw* champion Jimmv left bJj nell. ntei to re infected arm He will work for two <\.t bp fit enotign to ing on Friday, an<. his title again* I Papvy Gaul: li v Nov 1142 words
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Article41 1953-10-29 12 NEW YORK. <>< I H —Boxer Randy I to be getting his left alone sine.- i Olson. The British still is in a New He plans to return In the Catskii'. m< in the week. He home next week,41 words
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