The Straits Times, 15 January 1953
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Title Section14 1953-01-15 1 The Straits Times TWELVE PAGES EuabUihed 1845. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1953. 15 CENTS14 words
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Article408 1953-01-15 1 —and Kremlin bosses may be next on list Arrests signal start of war on the Jews LONDON, Wednesday. "DRITISH newspapers, interpreting the Moscow arrests of nine doctors accused of killing Soviet notables, were generally agreed today that a big anti-Semitic drive had started408 words
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Article, Illustration62 1953-01-15 1 Sir Gerald opens the boxes... ...then says: 'Show some guts' Tilt HIGH COMMISSION EX opens the sealed boxes containing information from people of three villages at King's House. I SHOW SOME GUTS," General Sir Gerald Templer tells the headman from the Pauh new village in Perlis. The inhabitants of this62 words
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Article, Illustration32 1953-01-15 1 MARSHAL VASSILEVSKY ttmttWt Wa r Minister "on death lint of the doctors" M.VKSHAL KOMEV Commander -in-Chief oJ the Soviet Land Forces He. too icas on the list32 words
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429 1953-01-15 1 TEMPLER SA YS: SHOW 'GUTS' AGAINST REDS Stern warning for villages which support the bandits KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. SIR GERALD TEMPLER today demanded a greater show of "guts" from people who have been helping the bandits. In King's House, Kuala Lumpur, the High Commissioner received 11 sealed boxes containing information429 words
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Article154 1953-01-15 1 DISGRACE, SAYS MORRISON ASHTON-UNDER-LYON England. Wed. MR. Horotit Morrison. Brl-' tains former Socialist Secretary, tonight described Soviet purges as "a disgractto humanity." "Nazism and Fascism have been defeated and it would seem that the Communists are determined to take their place" he told a Labour Party meeting here "The terrorReuter - 154 words
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Article39 1953-01-15 1 TEL AVIV. Wed. Former Moscow Rabbi, Jacob Kalmas, was found dead beside his radio set in Jerusalem last night. He is believed to have died vhile listening to reports o| the Moscow "purge" arrests. Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article59 1953-01-15 1 A .MSTERDAM, Wed.— At th e end of a broadcast to hos- pit ii patients, some minutes remained before the next programme. So the announcer derided to play another disc. And "Ich strh mit einem fusz im grabe* ("I have one foot in the grave")AP - 59 words
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Article47 1953-01-15 1 In Germany, too BERLIN. Wed. The United States High Commission's German-language newspaper Die Neve Zeitung said today that East German Health Minister, Luitpold Steidle. had been given leave of absence until further notice. It added that security officials were Investigating all departments of the Health Ministry.— Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article42 1953-01-15 1 STOCKHOLM. Wed. Andrei Zhdanov, founder of the Cominform. one of the Soviet leaders mentioned in yesterday's Moscow charges of "medical murder," died of incurable cancer, according to Professor Ells Berven, who was called to Moscow to treat him.42 words
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Article17 1953-01-15 1 JERUSALEM. Wed. The Israel Parliament is to debate the Soviet "anti-Semitic, antiZionist" campaign next Monday.—Reuter.Reuter - 17 words
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163 1953-01-15 1 Air travel will be cheaper CUT RATES TO LONDON, H.K. TPOURIST air passages, 25 per' A cent cheaper than the ordin- i j arv services, will be availab.e i to London and Hon* Kong from Singapore alter Apr 7. 1m aircraft to be used on the tourist flights will b«163 words
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Article149 1953-01-15 1 Manager and kepala killed KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. SECURITY forces have begun a relentless hunt for the terrorists who murdered the manager and kepala of Chong Hin Tin Mine, near Sungei Besi, a few miles south of Kuala Lumpur. The manager, Ton? Chok. 32, and kepala, Wong149 words
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Article71 1953-01-15 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. I INCOLN bombers from 1 J Tengah, Singapore, together with Hornets and Sunderlands struck again this morning at terrorist hideouts in the Labis area. The airstrike was in support of "Operation Fantastic" in North Johore. A heavy attack was also made by Lincolns71 words
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Article41 1953-01-15 1 GRIDLEY. California Wed. —A Strategic Ai r Command B-50 from Castle Ai r Force expCoded in a flooded rice field 12 miles west °f here 12 miles west of here, yesterday killing all 12 men aboard.— U.PUP - 41 words
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Article26 1953-01-15 1 PHILADELPHIA, Wed—Philadelphia's 10,500 bus, trolley and subway employees went on strike today after rejecting a wage agreement their leaders had negotiated for them— U.P.UP - 26 words
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132 1953-01-15 1 MAHE, SEYCHELLES, Thurs. 4 MOTOR vessel railing at the remot Indian Ocean island of Providence, population 90. yesterday found it devastated by a cyclone which struck five days ago. Capt. Edward Horeau, master of the 100-ton ship, radioed that the island was "badly damaged." Mr.Reuter - 132 words
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Article35 1953-01-15 1 LONDON. Wed— The Foreign Secretary. Mr. Eden, reported to the Cabinet today on the detailed Anglo-Egyptian talks which took place in Cairo this week on the future constitutional status of the Sudan.— ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article29 1953-01-15 1 TUNBRIDGE WELLS. (England". Wed.— Sir John Fitzgerald Brenan, 69 former adviser to the Foreign Office on Chinese affairs and Britain's Consul-General in Shanghai, has died here.— A.P.AP - 29 words
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Article28 1953-01-15 1 BELGRADE Wed.— Marshal Tito was today elected Yugoslavia's first President ander a new constitution passed yesterday. Applause greeted the announcement of his unopposed election.— Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article19 1953-01-15 1 PARIS, Wed—Eighty-yeai-old radical leader M. Edouard Herriot, was elected president of the French National Assembly today.— Reuter.Reuter - 19 words
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Article32 1953-01-15 1 MONS Belgium. Wed.— Thirteen Belgian and Italian miners were killed and 13 injured in an explosion i n a pit at Wasmes near here last night— Jan. 13.— ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article25 1953-01-15 1 KANSAS CITY Wed.^Some schools are shut and many are partly empty because of influenza outbreaks in midwest and southwest states of America -ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article29 1953-01-15 1 TOKYO, Wed. The United States turned over ten ships to Japan today in a ce<-e r.'ony marking the rebirth ot the wa'-itrlpped Japanesa fleet —A P29 words
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Article20 1953-01-15 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— A Chinese tapper on a estate In Kuala Pilah, Nejrl Sembilan, has been reported missing.20 words
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Article47 1953-01-15 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Ist Manchesters in one day have shot dead three terrorists, captured another and wounded a fifth in South Perak. The killed Included two women, one of whom VM Yoke Ching. 22. who controlled terrorist activity from Tapah to Bidor.47 words
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Article333 1953-01-15 1 Penhas case: Mother's evidence LONDON. WPd. THE Judicial Committee of the Privy Council today heard a further account of the marriaee of a wealthy Jewish merchant and a Chinese widow In Singapore in 1937 Mr Lsaac Penhas was apnraling against a decision of the Singapore courts upholding the "alidity ofReuter - 333 words
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Article27 1953-01-15 1 KARACHI, Wed Karachi's curfew, imposed on Friday tfter three iluys of rioting, was l.itcd yesterday— but polire and troops still patrolled the i ity Riuter.Reuter - 27 words
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133 1953-01-15 2 New Ceylon move to stop foreign competition COLOMBO, Tuesday. pEYLON is to amend its immigration law to prevent foreign visitors from taking up employment or going into business on the island. An immigration authority yesterday said the amendment would require foreigners to give an undertaking on those lines He explainedReuter - 133 words
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Article98 1953-01-15 2 MELBOURNE. Wed. MR. HUBERT L. Anthony. Australian Civil Aviation Minister, yesterday accused Iron Curtain countries of doing their best to obstruct the work of tho International Civil Aviation Organisation. He was speaking at the opening of the second Southeast Asian and South Pacific regionalReuter - 98 words
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Article62 1953-01-15 2 KRONACH, Wed—Quadruplets were born here yesterday to the wife of a local bricklayer— the third set to be born m this small south German town in the last 20 years. The quads— three boys and a Rirl— were all born within half -an -hour. The heaviestReuter - 62 words
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123 1953-01-15 2 CANBERRA. Wed. A USTRALIA now had its strongest* peace-time regultr army. Mr. Joslah Francis. Minister for the Army, said here yesterday The army had reached a strength of 28.000. In addition to the Citizens' Military Force of 51.000. Target for the regular army was 33.000 overReuter - 123 words
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Article78 1953-01-15 2 BORDEAUX, Wed. qeven Germans and 13 men from Alsace, pressed into a German SS division after Hitler's annexation of their territory, will stand trial on charges of Killing 642 men, women and children in a French village. The SS men rounded up the inhabitants, herded theReuter - 78 words
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Article35 1953-01-15 2 NEW DELHI. Wed. Mr. Ryogo Hahsimoto, former Japanese Minister of Health and Welfare, yesterday Rave the Tr.dian Health Minister. Mr Rajkumari Amrlt Kaur. a consignment of drugs for the treatment of leprosy. A.PAP - 35 words
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Advertisement410 1953-01-15 2 an UNWANTED WOMAN! Vivi Gioi One of those WOMEN WITHOUT NAMES DIAMOND THEATRE Last 3 Khows: 3.15, 6.15 Sc 9.15 "DA UNA" (Indonesian) starring Ben Perex Opening Tomorrow "SI-riNT.IANC," (Malay) Chafed feet* 1 Although 11 Is a well-known iact. thai prevention is better than cure, yet a* rule, very little410 words
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Advertisement959 1953-01-15 2 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited for I the posts of Temporary Sanitary Inspectors on a salary scale of $102 x 6 114 Examination Bar 158 1 x 12 240 Examination Bar 352 x 12 360. Candidates must I be of robust constitution. They must I have passed the School Certificate959 words
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Advertisement695 1953-01-15 2 NOTICES r On Instructions from y DUNLOP MALAYAN ESTATES LIMITED NASSIM CO., LIMITED I will offer for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION on TUESDAY, 2*7 th JANUARY. 1953 at 2.30 p.rr. in their Sale- Rooms. Nos. 4 4-1, Col Iyer Quaj. THE RUBBER ESTATE j known as BERUNTONG ESTATE l In695 words
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Advertisement617 1953-01-15 2 TENDERS KUALA LUMPUR MUNICIPALITY ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received at the Office of the Municipal Secretary and Treasurer. Kuala Lumpur, up to 3 p m. on 26th January, 1953. for the Supply and laying, or Bupply only, of Precast Concrete Drain Invert*. Ouide Posts and the Construction617 words
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Advertisement134 1953-01-15 2 r^SS "JUNIOR" I |S£_l>/ fUUY AUTOMATIC 1 J*fk imPL ro OPtnktt v r *Kri\ AUTOMATIC FitD Mfc |IV' AFTiR IVtHY STCNCIt MB f»«vlLI CHANGt. A GOO? Mt- T ft I H*ST COPY-WITHOUT fljp.j.l -S TOUCHING th, INKING m rn^CA the handiest M PORTABLE PjQ DUPLICATOR RONEO Please send me/us details134 words
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Article286 1953-01-15 3 But trade is vital too, he tells Congress WASHINGTON, Wednesday. PRESIDENT Truman in his final farewell economic message to Congress said today that "trade" and "aid" were the means of ensuring prosperity and full employment for the United States and the non-Communist world. ReviewingReuter - 286 words
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Article94 1953-01-15 3 THREE ARE KILLED IN STORM DURBAN. Wed. ROAD, rail and telephone communications were wrecked over a wide area of Natai yesterday after a tropical j storm. An Indian and an African boy were drowned in raging torrents and an African wo- j man was killed by lightning. Heaviest rain wasAP - 94 words
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Article54 1953-01-15 3 TOKYO. Wed Japan has started organisine her nrst postwar military police They will maintain order in Japan's security forces. To sensitive Japanese Inquiries reported in the local press the security force authorities responded with promise.-, that the new military policp will not duplicate the activities of Japan'sReuter - 54 words
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Article, Illustration41 1953-01-15 3 MR. CHURCHILL and President elect Eisenhower shake hands in New York at the end of their third conference, which lasted 90 minutes. Then Mr. Churchill Hew to Washington to meet President Truman before going to Jamaica for a holiday. A.P. picture.AP - 41 words
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Article89 1953-01-15 3 CHANGE THIS LA W —TRUMAN WASHINGTON, Wed. PRESIDENT Truman yesterday asked Congress to revise the controversial McCarran Act, the law which demands a screening test for almost everyone entering the (United States. i On c of the most bitterly attacked clauses of the Act, drawn up by Senator Pat McCarran.Reuter - 89 words
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Article47 1953-01-15 3 LONDON, Wed. BRITONS will get an extra penny worth of meat on the weekly ration from Jan. 25 as a result of an AngloArgentine meat agreement signed on Dec. 31. The increase raises the weekly ration to one shilling and ninepence. Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article15 1953-01-15 3 TOKYO. Wed.— Four children were killed in a snow slide in Hokkaido— A.P.AP - 15 words
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123 1953-01-15 3 KUCHING. Wednesday. »PHE GOVERNOR OF SARAWAK, Sir Anthony Abell, today left Kuching to inspect areas which suffered heavy damage last week in the worst floods in living memory. Included In his tour are the towns of Buso, Siniawan and the goldminlng centre of Bau. FloodReuter - 123 words
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Article, Illustration21 1953-01-15 3 MISS LAVINA COLGAN, of Oakland California, who has married the son of Sir Hormasji and Lady Mody. in Bombay. AJ*. picture21 words
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Article65 1953-01-15 3 SAN FRANCISCO, Wed. The "unconditional surrender' policy for Germany and Japan during World War II was a grave error for America. Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nlmit7 said yesterday. "The destruction of Ocr- < many's power and will to defend herself created a vacuum In EuropeAgencies; AP - 65 words
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138 1953-01-15 3 ROME, Wed. /MiMMl'Msr deputies strugfled in the corridor with other members of the Chamber of Deputies last night in an effort to delay a vote on a government-sponsored electoral reform Bill. The Reds, afraid of defeat in their efforts to kill the Bill,138 words
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Article187 1953-01-15 3 F. 8.1. SWOOP ON SUSPECTS WASHINGTON, Wednesday. FB.I. agents launched a hunt today for mysterious suspects in a top secret spy investigation that some sources said might hit major proportions. The roundup got underway after a Federal grand jury handed down a sealed indictment187 words
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Article61 1953-01-15 3 10,000 lose homes in fire HONG KONG, Wed A THREE- YEAR -OLD baby was killed and 10.000 Chinese squatters were made homeless by fire last night. The fire, fanned by wind, destroyed 800 huts. The settlement had more than 2,500 wooden refugee huts and about 26,000 residents, police said. NineUP - 61 words
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Article37 1953-01-15 3 LONDON, Wed— Mrs. Anne M. Bryans. who two years ago made a 24.000-mlle tour of British services casualty centres ln the Far East, was today promoted Deputy Chairman of the British Red Cross —Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article351 1953-01-15 3 Markets firm LONDON, Wed. rpHE opening of ntw account help--1 ed sentiment on the London Stock Exchange today. Markets were mainly firm, but the I '.urnover remained moderate. Modest as It was, however, tt was sufficient to have quite an appreciable affect m prices due to the thinness351 words
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Article26 1953-01-15 3 LONDON, Jan. 14. Cash Buvrr* t955; Sellers f 95«: Forward Buyers, £941 Sellers €943; Settlement €957 (unchanged). Turnover a.m. 45; p.m. 5 tons.26 words
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Article34 1953-01-15 3 LONDON Jan 14. Spot 24' 2 d Feb. 24>-,d., March 24 I ,d Apr June 24d.. Julv-Bept. 23'jd. Jan c.l.f. 24>i<l.. Feb. C.i t. 24>,d Jan-Mar, c i.f. 24i.d. Market:— Barely steady.34 words
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Advertisement152 1953-01-15 3 Tried and tested over Hie m iNDEPENDENr years, rite BRISTOL hn CLUTCH STEERINC established its reputation as CIVES FULL POWER the tractor with the greatest ON TURN, drawbar puH for its size of -HYDRAULIC any kind in the world. No CONTROL. wheeled tractor can compere UNIT ATTACHED with the Bristol152 words
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Advertisement709 1953-01-15 3 Look what happened to Brian's cough &w&mjij£3B&! 'CSS .^■^a^^Mg 4QB^a mm v/^H| S }19| 9V^bY\ ■Mai *ZmF V■ A /an Hi V < w 8 'CJi* $V ■>> W gi— > i K?5aP^M X Vt I 7S* \\aVJHaaaVJLVM V 4 MKUKk He's fit as a fiddle now! thought Brian would709 words
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Article215 1953-01-15 4 SIT programme is for 2,657 flats, 24 shops THE Singapore Improvement Trust has started on 1953's $19,500,000 low-cost housing programme, Mr. Stanley Woolmer, the trust's chief architect, told the Straits Times yesterday. This year's programme is for 2,657 housing units and 24 shops. Work on three215 words
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Article141 1953-01-15 4 BECAUSE her holiday was dull, Leong Wai Fong, a 27-year-old copy-writer, de- elded to spend the time learning to drive from a friend, Choy Wai Weng. Leong was driving a car in a zig-zag manner with Choy seated beside her when a police radio patrol141 words
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Article94 1953-01-15 4 The following have been elected officials of the No 2 Sub -depot. KJeat Hong Brancn of tne Singapore Army Clv.l Service Union for the year* Chairman. Mr. R. Ramonathjn: hon. secretary. Mr. Paul Francis: hon. treasurer. Mr. Sim Cheng Swee; Hon. auditors. Messrs. Ton I Ah Choy94 words
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179 1953-01-15 4 Malays are told— you must help yourselves PENANO. Wed. THE Penang Malay newspaper Warta Negara today urged Malays not to depend too much on Government to Improve their lot. "If Malays wish to remain the pet sons of Government, they will have a rude awakening one day and find themselves179 words
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Article52 1953-01-15 4 Seah Kah Peng, a conductor of Singapore Traction Company, left the High Court dock yesterday to serve a sentence of six months' imprisonment for breach of trust In respect of 10 cents. Seah's appeal against a lower court sentence was dismissed by the Chief Justice, Sir52 words
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Article22 1953-01-15 4 KUANTAN. Wed— Yong Mok Seng was fined $25 in the Kuantan Court for driving his lorry without an attendant.22 words
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215 1953-01-15 4 IPOH. Wed. ANEW phis.- of "Operation Service" was launched by the Ipoh police today with the establishment of inquiry offices in three central places in the town manned by specially trained police constables speaking either hinese. Malay, Tamil and/or English.215 words
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Article22 1953-01-15 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The first Federation premium bonds draw this year will take place tomorrow at the Selangor Turf Club.22 words
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Article167 1953-01-15 4 ADVISER'S MISSION ENDS KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. ■•■THE foundations of local government in the Federation have been laid and the structure should be completed in the next two or three years," Mr. H. Bedale, adviser on local government, told the Straits Times today.* Mr. Bedale, who167 words
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Article, Illustration19 1953-01-15 4 AN ARTIST'S IMPRESSION of the new low-cost sevenstorey Singapore Improvement Trust flats which are being built in Outram Road.19 words
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118 1953-01-15 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. rpHE REGENT of Johore, -I Tengku Mahkota, today welcomed the formation of the Johore Bahru Town Council which met for the first time, when he opened the council. He said he was glad that town councils had been formed in Johore118 words
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237 1953-01-15 4 K. LUMPUR, Wed. RETIRING benefits for teachers in aided English schools in the Federation and Singapore are to be improved, an official communique announced. Following representations from teachers and managements, a Joint committee was appointed by the two governments to consider retiring benefits. These schools237 words
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Article32 1953-01-15 4 MUAR. Wed.— Quak Boon Seng, who corruptly gav e 60 cents to a special constable at Buklt Kangkar Tangkak. was at Muar fined $250 or two months' imprisonment32 words
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110 1953-01-15 4 Labour rebels plan to capture party THE Singapore Labour Party rebel group, which claim-, a membership of 2,200. including the former party chairman Mr. Lim Yew Hock, has again threatened to call a general meeting to overthrow the present general council headed by Mr S. K. Reddi. A nine-man committee110 words
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180 1953-01-15 4 FOR the first time, there will be two religious services r in Singapore on Monday to mark the ceremonial opening of the 1953 session of the Colony Assizes. A service at St. Andrew's I Cathedral will be attended by the Judges, members of the Bar180 words
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Article23 1953-01-15 4 KOTA TINGGI. Wed— Inche Madl bin Haji All, Assistant Scout Master of the 24th Group. Kota Tincßl. has been transferred to Pontlan.23 words
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Article29 1953-01-15 4 Lee Kam Wah, a trtsha-rider. was fined $15 In the Singapore First Traffic Court yesterday for cutting across double whltp lines, In the centre of Dhoby Ohaut.29 words
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101 1953-01-15 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. MEN of No. 9 Federal Jungle Company helped the people of Kamjrong Laka to evacuate to Kampong Major in Ulu Kelantan in a sixday raft trip down the Sungei Lebir. The policemen helped to build 93 rafts, pulled down the101 words
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Advertisement109 1953-01-15 4 Tart of the itlalayan vctm I iiiT»i«iiMi .'Z^^^r'w'WtiKiller'' s£Z<&~- /w I 'K^TW Uwl nr*^-*~|>w^i^i^^^^iM^i^Biiihi Mini i aßßr^^ fW m ■au M aLv£^Vl^^b9^bp^Bf t a^B^pa^B^bw^v x M mi "~Z2^^""^^•^^Hi, /f iA"**^. f«Y*Mr X*7 V^nLl T IIV\ ~^^^^^~^fcJ|»S^^i^BSS^B^B^Bfe^S^^BS^==^'^^By^Bfci^ liK^^i'-' IJ\^f "l*^_ _^^1Z^ I nri I T Jb&^^^|^~^Bi .r^rT jL_ /^^^^^^^^^^B»g==^^^^^B^^l»l^l^ljl||iE=f T~L T109 words
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Advertisement198 1953-01-15 4 PERIOD FURNITURE NEEDS SPECIAL ATTENTION TO PROPORTION AND DETAIL TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR DESIGN SERVICE TO ADD DISTINCTION TO YOUR NEW FURNITURE DESTINATION ...THE WORLD/ I If you hlc (if urn mm hit f yreji air ier\kci. covering I mtln and linking ill prmcirul cuie< of coniincnm. Bui facts m/^198 words
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Miscellaneous154 1953-01-15 4 r^ 'Til •I^HiTTi^a* EAST-WEST stM.lt IV; Talk on George Bernard Shaw by Mr. Robert Bradv in British Council Hall Stamford Road 111 DO H.M.V. STI.DIO; Recorded recltaJ of ela««ic»J music at 4th floor. Mac Donald Housp. Onh.ird Road 630 Dm THEOsormtAj. »otitrr svmo'v •lum on rrl.zion at mxietvs premises. I.154 words
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365 1953-01-15 5 PENANG, Wednesday. A 12-YEAR-OLD girl, Katijah Bee, testified in court today that she saw a fortune teller, Dollah burn the moustache of her mother's cousin Kutty Ali after he had punched and kicked him. "I also365 words
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Article144 1953-01-15 5 18-year-old mother was raped ALOR STAR, Wed. 1 SPECIAL constable, Corporal n Talid bin Sahad, 30. was sentenced to five years' gaol in Alor Star Assize Court today for raping a squatter's wife. Talid was found guilty of raping 18-year-old Tang Chin Nai on Aug 14. last year at Kampong144 words
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Article51 1953-01-15 5 TAIPING. Wed. An Inc'ian motorist, whose car brok? Gown in Bukit Berapit. "aile:. n the poli.e there, after •ailing to git anyone 'o repair the VMUdt. The police telephone 1 th-i--colleagues 'n Taipin? who icnt up th-Jir own motor mechanic to ri.i the rapaln free of51 words
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221 1953-01-15 5 THE MYSTERY SHOPHOUSES OF KAMPONG CHIA HENG WHERE is a mystery in -I- Singapore's Kampong Chia Heng, the little village off Thomson Road where living conditions have been called appalling. Almost overnight, five godown-like structures of wood and attap have sprung up in the village, each containing 50 to tiO221 words
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Article46 1953-01-15 5 Yeah Ah Pla n who appealed against a lower court sentence of three months' gaol on a charge of dishonestly retaining a lorry wheel, tyre "nd tube, was cleared of the offence at Singapore High Court yesterday. Mr. Justice Knight board the appeal.46 words
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Article38 1953-01-15 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. -A New Year party for child; en in the General Hospital aiui the State Welfare Home v.ill be held in the lecture room of the hospital on Jan. 30, at 4.30 p.m.38 words
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Article102 1953-01-15 5 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 6.30 a.m. Tamil Music; 6.40 News in Tamil; 6.45 Chinese Music: News in Chinese; 7.05 Malay Music; 7.15 News in Malay: 7.20 English Music; 730 News in English: 7.35 Tunes from the Shows: 8 Announcers' Choice; 8.30-9 Music from Latin America; 1 p.m. Sidney Torch Orch.; 1.30102 words
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Article141 1953-01-15 5 This time, the mental hospital ANOTHER strike is threatened in Singapore this time by the 447 members of the Singapore Menta Thp union at a meeting on Tuesday evening decided to take a strike baClot o n Jan 30 if its demands for more pay and141 words
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Article95 1953-01-15 5 SINGAPORE'S newly appoint•4 Government full-time negotiator. Mr. J. C. Griffiths^ h?d his first meeting with a Government trade union on Monday. Representatives of the De- partment of Civil Aviation Worken* Union met Mr. Griffiths and had preliminary j discussions Another meeting will take place next95 words
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Article37 1953-01-15 5 A verdict of death by misadventure was recorded by Mr. Choor Singh, the Singapore Coroner, at the inquest on a 24-year-old leper, Chua Koon Ong, who died after an accident involving his bicycle and a bus.37 words
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156 1953-01-15 5 rE Commercial Crime Sub- branch or the Singapore C.I.D. seized 20 cases, containing 11.898 pens bearing a counterfeit trade mark from a shop In Geylang Road on Sept. 5. This was stated yesterday in the Singapore First Criminal District Court when a firm156 words
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Article20 1953-01-15 5 KOTA TINGGI. Wed.— Mr. J Gillman has returned here after completing a course for resettlement officers at Taiping.20 words
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Article, Illustration93 1953-01-15 5 The man who is not afraid... ...AND THE BOY WHO WAS SENT OUT TO KILL HIM THE MAN WHO DOESN'T KNOW FEAR .Mr thong Peng, headman of Kampong Tengah. Segamat, who is "Bandit Enemy No. 1" in Johore. Because he has condemned them publicly, and has worked with the security93 words
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Article80 1953-01-15 5 ICFTU man to survey estate life KUALA LUMPUR. Wed THE International Confederation of Free Trade Unions will send a representative to make a survey of estate conditions in Asian countries, including Malaya, a trade union source told the Straits Times today. The ICFTU representative whose name was given as Mr.80 words
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Article102 1953-01-15 5 Men were digging for scrap IPOH. Wednesday. ONE of the biggest Japanese arms dumps in Peral: was found yesterday near the limestone cliffs in jiinong Cheroh. near Ipoh. Rusty and unserviceable. he arms were believed to have :een buried by the Japanese after the liberation before102 words
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Article52 1953-01-15 5 IPOH. Wed. Chong Kee W <»li. 35, a special constable on the staff of the Special Constabulary Retraining School, near Ipoh aerodrome, was found dead with a 51m shut wound while on sentry duty today. His rifle was lying beside him. h»iiy came from Bagan Serai52 words
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Article195 1953-01-15 5 Govt. motion nearly lost JOHORE BAHRU Wed. AT THE FIRST meeting today *of the newty-elected Johore Bahru Town Council, the president, Dato Sheikh \bu Bak&r. used the veto to save a Government motion from defeat. This followed an amendment to the Government motion for the195 words
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Article44 1953-01-15 5 KUANTAN. Wed. The 1 Kuantan Court postponed a case in wnirn a woman Ng Sam Moot OJ Gambang was charged with attempting to commit su c:dc. to Monday The prosecuting ytttcer thai the woman had died lr hospi'a: but Saturday44 words
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Advertisement202 1953-01-15 5 9 v'lv I x \ff 5 /llhe takes i /Kalzana A I THE CALCIUM FOOD Invaluable for expectarit mothers I and growing children. BRANCHES THROUGHOUT SOUTH-EAST ASIA I a i WAKE UP Give tonight's overindulgence the PHILLIPS' 1-2 If indiscretion in eating, 1. PHILLIPS' ntutrulizf* tx~ smoking, Or drinking threat-202 words
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Advertisement116 1953-01-15 5 CAN YOU PICTURE tYOUR BABY A FEW MONTHS HENCE? Babies love a game with a ball; for a. ball has life and colour, and never tires. And, as baby grows strong upon his feet, as he finds his balance, he will learn to Balance means a lot to baby right116 words
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Obituary13 1953-01-15 6 HERTSLET, James Peter. "Oone Home" peacefully on 12/1/53. A First Cluis Scout.13 words
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Article73 1953-01-15 6 MRS. MURIEL BURROWS expresses her thanks and appreciation to all those who sent floral tributes and who attended the funeral of her mother the late Mr\ Emily V-'lee (nee Lewis). THE WIDOW, mother, brothers nnd filters of the late Mr. Tan Knk Huat thank all relatives and Irlends who73 words
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Obituary20 1953-01-15 6 IN LOVING Memory of dear Gemma Boey Hood Sung who pasted away on ISth January, 1951. Always remembered.20 words
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Article42 1953-01-15 6 HARROWS LTD., has a new ■election of Antl-Shrink Afternoon Dresses from $35, $45. 7, Orchard Ro:iri. Tel. 4800. RECORDED RECITAL H.M.V. Studio. Mac Donald House this evening at 6.30; R. Strauss "Don Juan"; Beethoven Concerto in D for Violin. Admission freo.42 words
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Article896 1953-01-15 6 No-one outside Russia and thp satellite countries is going to believe the fantastic story which Moscow now tells of the murder of Zhdanov and Shcherbakov. Nine of the Soviet's leading doctors have been arrested, and are stated to have confessed their membership of terrorist groups and their896 words
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Article305 1953-01-15 6 A Singapore Government statement yesterday confirmed a Sunday Times' report that an increase in the number of immigrants from India has aroused some concern. In November and December a total of 566 Indian immigrants, newly arrived from India, registered at the Government Labour Exchange for work. In these305 words
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Article45 1953-01-15 6 From the Straits Times of Jan. 15. 1903. IF the traffic on the Singapore railway which was first opened to public traffic last week be any criterion It will ultimately prov« a very great success. All day the trains wer«» well patronised.45 words
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Article327 1953-01-15 6 BRITAIN'S TROOP LIFTERS LONDON RECENT events in Asia and Africa have given a fresh urgency to British plans for expanding her air transport for military forces. Troubles in Persia, Egypt and Kenya have shown the value of quick action, and the knowledge that Russia is concentrating on a big submarine327 words
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Article, Illustration573 1953-01-15 6 RODNEY CAMPBELL - Eisenhower and the Rosenbergs RODNEY CAMPBELL By NEW YORK. GENERAL El SEN- HOWER, as the new President of the United States, may have to decide a life-and-death issue which is splitting public opinion throughout America from top to bottom. Sdould the Rosenbergs. America's convicted No. 1 atom spies, go to573 words
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Letter95 1953-01-15 6 ALLOW me Vo express my heartiest thanks, through your paper, on behalf of the people of Layang Layang. to the members of the local Police Force led by Police Lieutenant Charlton and Sgt. Ismail, who helped to fight a fire which destroyed an attap-roofed temple on95 words
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Letter513 1953-01-15 6 LITE have read the corres- pondence on the transport of Cameron Highlands vegetables with considerable interest, and it appears to us that "Co-operate" is unaware that the Commissioner for Road Transport, in refusing to allow the owners of lorries permitted to carry their own goods also513 words
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139 1953-01-15 6 rpHE City Council President's exoneration of the Conservancy Department (in reply to my letter of Jan. 8 on rubbish dumping) is, of course, made in good faith; but it is necessarily based, not on his own observation, but on statements made by officials whose interest139 words
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Letter156 1953-01-15 6 IN replying to the debate on the pensions increases scheme in the Federal Legislative Council, the Financial Secretary, Mr. Himsworth, is reported to have said that the comparisons made by Dr. Duralswamy were not quite correct. Inasmuch as "to the pension of the man who retired before156 words
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Letter117 1953-01-15 6 Pview of the fact that the ratepayers of George Town, Penan*, are being continually forced to pay higher rates, assessment, electric current, scavenging, stall fees, water, etc., I think it is high time that a Ratepayers' Association, representing all sections of the George Town general public, irrespective117 words
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Letter279 1953-01-15 6 EVEN though the Select Committee on the age of retirement took three years to submit their report they seem to have done a good job of it. Tliey have given good reasons for raising the age to 60 provided one is medically fit. At the same279 words
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Article487 1953-01-15 6 V. I. F. r would seem but a step irom Mr. Rpcss shoal of baical, finning their way into a pukat like so many sheep, to the missing link that has supposedly been found in an obsolete fish. At the risk of a surfeit of sea-food we487 words
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Advertisement767 1953-01-15 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. KHAW: To Chwee-Oeok (Ll>. wife of Khaw Kai-Boh. at KandanK Kerbau Hospital. Singapore, on 14th January, 1953, a •on Chay-Tee. SITUATIONS VACANT WANTEp a Lady Junior Typist. Kales experience an advantage. Apply Box No. A 5932. S.T. WANTED a Book-Keeper with good experience. State salary re- quired. Apply767 words
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Advertisement34 1953-01-15 6 fa, A WIPE RANGE OF BEST ENGLISH WOOLLEN SUITINGS $AT/SFACWW RUMS I WORK M AM H IP AT MODERATE PRICES HEdKMOL MERCHANT TAILORS PHONE' 6S3S I 2f, CHULIA ST.. I N CAPO RE -1.34 words
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Advertisement84 1953-01-15 6 A rvrvr? N nifty pt^ s x J2yw HIRE lillii purchase 12 PAYMENTS jr%iSjrTHjj of $75 ■^V_ CASH $825 AOVT. OF THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.. LTD OF ENGLAND VNG«K>M ■HAIACC* KUALA LOMru* t^OH Pt><ANC_^ V i Jmm v. h r>7* 1 Own a "MERCURY" Outboard Motor m ~~—^^m^jl^e^^^ And I84 words
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246 1953-01-15 7 Japan will make reparations by services only IJNDER the peace treaty, Japan was not bound to make reparations to any country in cash or in kind but only in services, such as salvaging and processing, Mr. E. Wajima, director of the Asian Affairs246 words
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131 1953-01-15 7 36 swear by the head of a cockerel THIRTY-SIX people charged with frequenting opium dens raised their right hands In a Singapore court yesterday and said: "I will swear that I was not there to smoke opium, and would be prepared even to cut off the .head of a cockerel."131 words
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Article332 1953-01-15 7 'L' TEACHERS MAY BE CONTROLLED THE Singapore Government may establish a system of control over cars and instructors engaged in teaching the Colony's thousands of learner drivers, the Straits Times understands. It is possible that cars engaged in this business may be registered to enable insurance policies to be checked332 words
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Article103 1953-01-15 7 PUR Very Important Anl- mals arrived in Singapore from Australia yesterday in a special "cabin" in the liner Nieuw Holland. rh e cabin was a large wooden crate. The animals were four young pedigree Saamen goats worth $2,000, bound for Sarawak There the young goats103 words
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Article102 1953-01-15 7 n the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday the Magistrate, Mr. J B. Jeyaratnam. asked who could take care of two ordinary young $10 goats alleged to have been stolen by Queck Lim Chin, who claimed trial. No-one but a mother goat," said Jalani Ibrahim, from whom102 words
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Article77 1953-01-15 7 The Singapore Municipal Sewerage Labour Union has written to the City President Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, asking him to intervene and settle its outstanding claims. The decision to seek Mr. MrNeice's intervention was taken at a meeting of the union's committee on Sunday. The union77 words
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Article43 1953-01-15 7 The new north-west taxi track at Singapore's Kallang airport will be opened today when a Constellation aircraft lands at 11 a.m. The track was completed at o? e $6 ce 2 n 0 d 00° f >Tar a COSt43 words
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Article50 1953-01-15 7 Wong Choon Nyen, a clerk o: the Southern Hotel, Singapore, who was accused of tailing to record the particulars •if a couple on Sept. 20, wt-s yesterday acquiUed, after n.s counsel Mi. P. F de Sou?a pointed out that" his client was not the keeper of the hotel.50 words
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Article, Illustration154 1953-01-15 7 IT \\.\> rehearsal day yesterday at the Capitol Restaurant, Singapore, for the "Sun-Kissed Cuties," eight Australian girls who have come to dance here. But it was not the young men who caught the girls' eyes i154 words
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Article74 1953-01-15 7 Ong Chiew Long and Lav Ken Kin were each fined $10 in the Singapore Fourth Police Court, after they pleaded guilty to gambling for money by using air rifles. Ong and Lav were arrested near a Chinese wayang at Kampong Padang Terbakar off Changi Road, Singapore.74 words
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Article62 1953-01-15 7 Tlie Delta Ganges Welfare Association of Singapore, formed four months ago, now has 46 children between the ages of eight and 14, taking free tuition in English three evenings a week. Due to lack of premises of Its own, classes are being held at the62 words
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Article262 1953-01-15 7 will replace Willem Ruys A DUTCH WARTIME troopship, the 19.429 -ton Johan van Oldenbarnevelt. belonging to the Nederland Line Shipping Company, will make a rou.^d trip between Amsterdam and Jakarta in place of the next sailing of the liner Willem Ruys, which was damaged in262 words
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86 1953-01-15 7 MR. N. TAKES A SIP— THEN SAYS AH, SO, SO SORRY' SAKE was served at the Press conference at the Japanese ConsulateGeneral yesterday but only on a second attempt. On the first filling of their wine glasses, pressmen sipped and found they had been served with warm water. Politely, they86 words
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Article43 1953-01-15 7 Hon Lai Peng, six, was seriously injured when he fell against a glass showcase in a shop in Havelock Road, Singapore, yesterday. He received a bad cut across a cheek, which was treated at the General Hospital.43 words
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142 1953-01-15 7 SINGAPORE people are becoming less afraid of robbers. In the first two weeks of 1953. 1 members of the public have caught four criminals. Mr. J. M. Maclean, Assistant Commissioner C.1.D., said yesterday: "If people con- j tinue to show this sort of spirit142 words
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Article74 1953-01-15 7 He gets gaol —and $5 gift Mr. H A. Forrer. the Singapore First Criminal District Judge, yesterday sentenced G. N. Kandasamy. 16. to one day's simple imprisonment,— and then ordered that $5 be given to him The money, taken from the Court "poor box." was for Kandasamy's train fare to74 words
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Article37 1953-01-15 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Wong Yit Teh, of Tebrau. a licensed rice retailer, who made false entries in his account book, was fined ?400, In default six rrfonths' imprisonment in the Police Court today.37 words
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Article37 1953-01-15 7 Tiang Lim, a barber, was yesterday sentenced by the Singapore First Police Magistrate, Mr. T. Kulasekaram, to two months' imprisonment for stealing a camera, worth $23, from a journalist, Shri Dhar Tripatti. at Cuff Road.37 words
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Article36 1953-01-15 7 Choo Kirn Seng, a labourer, who stole a pen from the.pocket of a detective, Foo Siang Wah, was yesterday sentenced by the Singapore First Police Magistrate, Mr. T. Kulasekaram, to two months' imprisonment.36 words
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Article170 1953-01-15 7 CHAN SAN YING, 25, whom the Singapore Supreme Court awarded $13,250 as compensation for the loss of her husband, will use the money to pay debts and educate her children. An Army lorry killed her husband last year. San Ying, who had to170 words
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Article32 1953-01-15 7 t/jj? h?'!2 Wi u p four children to sit beside him in the driver's cabin of a lorry. One Yonu JX 3S fi Pd $25 *y RC. Traffic Magistrate yesterday.32 words
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Article24 1953-01-15 7 The C-in-C. Far East Air, JX": Air Vice-Marshal Sir Alfred Sanderson, returned to Singapore yesterday after a. three-day visit to Saigon24 words
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169 1953-01-15 7 Even the man with memory for faces is stumped THE MAN with the longest memory for tourist faces in Singapore, Mr. K. R. Samy, reception clerk at a leading hotel, does not remember a 25 to 30-year-old, 5 foot 8 inches tall man with a Hitler-type moustache who passed through169 words
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Article58 1953-01-15 7 An ex-detainee. JafTar bin Hajl Asiiaw. who failed to report to rhe Marine Police on Jan. 2 and 11. told the Singapore Fljst Criminal District Court yesterday that on both the days he was applying for work at the shipping office in Fullerton Building. Mr58 words
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Advertisement157 1953-01-15 7 THE "COMMERCIAL UNION" GROUP OF INSURANCE COMPANIES COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD. UNION ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LTD. PALATINE INSURANCE CO., LTD. LIVERPOOL VICTORIA INSURANCE CORP. BRITISH GENERAL INSURANCE CO.. LTD. SINCAPORE. IPOH. f.O. Box 107. Tel. 5077. P.O. Box 47. Tel. 574. Branch Manager: Local Manager: C. W. WARREN B REID.157 words
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Advertisement138 1953-01-15 7 SHERRIES J*P .„*< nicer SHERRY FINDLATERS DRY FLY. Pale amber in colour, this wine with its attractive aroma of the flor possesses the a nn bouquet of a true fino per Qt. Bottle A CHRISTMAS CAROL. A full flavoured, very old Oloroso One of the finest examples of old sherry138 words
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Miscellaneous90 1953-01-15 7 The weather WEATHER statistics throughout Malaya yesterday were: Minimum temperature: '7.30 p.m. on Jan. 13 to 7.30 a.m. on Jan. 14): Spore (73 degreest. Penang (74 1. Kota Bahru < 72) Kuala Lumpnr (73 1, Ipoh (72 1. Kuantan (73). Maximum temperature: •7.30 a m. to 7.30 p.m. on Jan.90 words
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Article, Illustration32 1953-01-15 8 YESTERDAYS MEMORIAL SERVICE of the Ist Bn. the Suffolk Regiment, in honour of 171 men who gave their lives in the defence of Singapore- at the Kranji War Cemetery.32 words
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214 1953-01-15 8 LILLIAN BUCKOKE - SUFFOLKS REMEMBER THE FALLEN HEROES OF '42 LILLIAN BUCKOKE By THE wind swept gently across a hill in Singapore yesterday morning as the Ist Battalion of the Suffolk Regiment met to honour some of their fallen cor;vades. At Kranji War Cemetery, resting place of the hrave. lie 171 men of214 words
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Article71 1953-01-15 8 Two 17-year-old Australian cadets, Corporal R. Howalls and Cadet Warrant Officer S. Stephens, arrived in Singapore yesterday by Q.E.A. Constellation from Sydney on their way to India. They are Australia's representatives to the Republic Day celebrations in New Delhi at the invitation of the Indian Government.71 words
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121 1953-01-15 8 SLAP ENDED A 25-YEAR UNION FOR MOTHER OF 9 A SLAP ended the 25--year marriage of a mother of nine children, a Singapore Magistrate was toid yesterday. The mother. Woon Ah Mvi wept as she related her story to Mr. D. H. Chapman. the Second Police Magistrate. She had asked121 words
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175 1953-01-15 8 THE BISHOP of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. Henry Wolf* Baincs, yesterday conducted a memorial service in St. Andrew's Cathedral for the Bishop of Lichfleld. the Rt Rev. Edward Sydney Woods who died at his home in Lichfleld on Sunday. The late Bishop Woods, father175 words
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Article27 1953-01-15 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— A second civics course for 30 kampong leaders in Trecigganu will be held at Kuala Trengganu from Jan. 25 to Jan. 29.27 words
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Article24 1953-01-15 8 MALACCA. Wed.— Municipal councillors today agreed that v full-time municipal health officer. to be appointed be paid a basic salary of $964-48-51.200.24 words
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205 1953-01-15 8 THE SINGAPORE Government has told the Chines* V.M.C.A. not to start work on its proposed milliondollar new building in the Telok Ayer basin, off An son Road, for at least six months because of thp present shortage in building materials and skilled labour205 words
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Article169 1953-01-15 8 Fingerprin ts proved it THE fingerprints of a man found guilty in a case of causing hurt were stated in a Singapore court to be the same as those of a man convicted 22 years ago in Kuala Lumpur on a charge of169 words
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Article45 1953-01-15 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wou. Thirty Indian rubber Uppers visited the High Commissioner Gen. Sir Gerald Templor. at Ktne's House today. The tappers are undergoing a civics course, organised by the Labour Party. ThLs is th« first course for Indian workers in the Stait45 words
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Article56 1953-01-15 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Chief Recruiting Officer, Major S. A. Watt, will visit Batu Pahat. Muar and Malacca to interview potential British Army recruits and Malayan Other Ranks on the following dates. Jan. 21. 9.30 a.m. to 2 p.m Police Station. Muar. Jan. 22 and 23. 9.30 am56 words
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Article62 1953-01-15 8 IPOH. Wed. Two Ipoh teachers, attached to the Anglo-Chinese School, were I married at the Egmore Wesley Church in Madras on Jan 3 They are Mr. D. R. Daniel, son of the Rev. and Mrs. S. S Pakianathan. and MLss DorLs Lee, youngest daughter of the late Mr62 words
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Article, Illustration254 1953-01-15 8 rE French Consul-General in Singapore, M. M. C. Quibaut, yesterday presented the Cross of the Legion of Honour to a Malayan planter. Mr. H. A. CamDbell— the first Briton in Malaya to receive the award since ::ie end of the war j Mr.254 words
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54 1953-01-15 8 IPOH, Wed. A tuberculosis patient stole an electric kettle from the district hospital and sold it to a second hand dealer, it was stated in the magistrate's court today. He was Goh Thean Kee, 26, who pleaded guilty to stealing the kettle. Sentence was54 words
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Advertisement213 1953-01-15 8 f coming ON STAGE at the f Capitol Theatre i QUEENIE PAUL presents K THE I SUN -KISSED CUTIES i in "FOREVER GLAMOUR" From Today rT^t?iif^ ii f i.45, 4, 6.30, 9.30 mkS^^r!^k tSi^Pachc Vengeance //mkwmmJf'^* -unlaathad by a man who K y^| r-» -JL holf whif# and a fiery213 words
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Advertisement197 1953-01-15 8 STARTS TODAY! 1 11 am 1.30, 4.00, 6.45 9.30 pm J LI-MI I II l| -I foxing Tlirills/ h I HS9k AJ^ettWre/ 1 /HaSr/ ALAN f7^ LADD at his exciting best, teamed J&h LADD SCOTT KENNEDY Directed by WILLIAM w J^ D^TERLE IRELAND Plus! LATEST MALAYAN GAKTH "WELL DONI SIFFOLKS"197 words
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514 1953-01-15 9 K.S. CHIA - 'No presents by request' is it hypocrisy? K.S. CHIA By 1 1VTHEN you got married you must have been as perplexed as I wa.s with what to do about the dozens of alarm clocks, cakes of soaps, handkerchiefs, necktios and glassware your friends gave you as wedding presents. You may514 words
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Article, Illustration105 1953-01-15 9 The results are temptingly good when actress Zsa-Zsa Cabor yields to the serpent (as decoration) and dons the 'snake dress* from Toulouse-Lautrec's poster of Jane Avril, star of the Paris music hall Moulin Rouge. Miss Cabor is shown here as Jane Avril in John Huston's made-in-Brirain105 words
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Article102 1953-01-15 9 United States Classic cases AN enquiry, carried out recently in America, shows that women, when they choosy a piece of luggage, are particular:) concerned ove r Itt appearance and beauty, whereas men think first ot the price and then of the wear they will net out Of it. Both prefer102 words
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Article110 1953-01-15 9 Great Britain Tough textiles ANEW British textile called "terytene" has Just made its appearance in the London shops. It is already being used for men's and women's unaerwear. and it is expected to be put on the market shortly in the form of plain and printed fabrics for dresses Men's110 words
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Article107 1953-01-15 9 TtfRS Jeanne Lennox Bird. I a Reservist with 3,000 flying hours to her credit, was awarded her "wings" not long ago during a ceremony held in her honour at the Reserve Pilots 1 College at Redhill. Surrey Although the Authorities stated some months ago that if a woman107 words
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Article731 1953-01-15 9 Wo slap at Italian dress-designers 9 From Harvey Hudson in Paris A FOUR-YEAR-O L D charge of spying in the super-secret cutting and sewing rooms of the Paris fashion houses comes to trial here in February. Sixteen persons are accused of looting designs and patterns ofAP - 731 words
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Article, Illustration188 1953-01-15 9 Virginia - Virginia IS IT SILLY TO BE TRANSPARENT? —Asks What good thing men don't read this fashion column because I'm sure they will disagree. I think transparent underwear looks silly. Of course its wonderful in theory, the impossible lady who decorates 'Esquire' has undies put on188 words
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Advertisement137 1953-01-15 9 Be sure you get ■h —=> «tLi tflflC^ Ti liH iH •fc^i^lfl^^^^^^O ft '^i^afc lflHflmßjr^ I Genuine SINGER Repair* H using parts bearing the trade-mark SIMANCO To ensure you obtain Guaranteed SINGER repairs, have your machine checked and overhauled at your local SINGER SEWING CENTRE where only genuine SINGER Parts137 words
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Advertisement177 1953-01-15 9 S insist S g^a on |b| ;IKI Rich. red. ripe, tomato color It ■L^k r c 1 rec 1 r a tomito i K> jr flavor. That's the combina/Kp I^'^LV tion P cf f eete d by Heiax H^^ to ma (C Heinz 7* omato {^■Er Ketchup the favorite of177 words
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Miscellaneous237 1953-01-15 9 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS some use (6-4. 3). L Instructions for looking on In J*- f!milar c al i Ues^! lo I rase 8. 5). 17> snes a cow used ior display VO. With rhe is wisdom" J*' 4) -(OT) (7) 19 cliierranean coastlnß vessel 11. A set-br.rk to recovery237 words
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Article199 1953-01-15 10 Orders for lower grades from Europe and Japan By Our Market Correspondent rpHE PRICE of rubber in Singapore yesterday dropped' by flve-eighth of a cent and January first grade finished at 84 1/8 cents a lb. The market opened easier than Tuesday's close, but steadied to199 words
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Article10 1953-01-15 10 SINGAPORE, Wed Today's tin price $470.50 a picul (unchanged >.10 words
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Article45 1953-01-15 10 A final dividend of 20 per cent, lees 30 per cent tax, will be proposed at the annual general meetUtx of Benta Rubber Estates, Ltd.. to be held at 96, Ampang Road. Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday, Feb. 7, at 12 noon.45 words
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Article31 1953-01-15 10 NEW YORK, Wed. N«. 1 R.S.S. March contract (In U.S. cents per 1b.) Monday's Tuesday's closing ■lovj ng 28.55 bid 28.80 to 38.68 asked 28.65 traded Tone Steady. unofficial31 words
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Article160 1953-01-15 10 Australian investments steadier From Our Own Correspondent MELBOURNE, Wed. INVESTMENTS had a steadier undertone on the Stock Exchange today, although price rises again well outnumbered falls. Some Issues suffered small reactions after recent sharp gains. Business was of falrlv heavy volume and was well spread. Front rank Industrials moved narrowly.160 words
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Article81 1953-01-15 10 SHIPS ly:ng alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expectpd to-day are- Empire Windrush 1/2: Orna 3.4; Wairata C.P.- Sunda 6/7; Burma 8/9 Ormara 11- Rclau '.4: Glensrv> li/lt; Celebe« 18: Slngkep It, 20 Senai N Wai: No 4 Reruam N Wall 6: Retant N Wall No. Kampar 21/22-81 words
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248 1953-01-15 10 Rubber exports from Penang down: Shipments of tin up PENANO. Wed. pUBBER exports from Penang de- ciined further last month. Latest trade statistics. Issued today, show that the Settlement shipped only 14.175 tons valued at $26,543,864 in December, compared with the previous months total of 16.903 tons at $28,502,418. Tin248 words
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Article78 1953-01-15 10 BANK'S £3 DIVIDEND 'THE following cable was received yesterday by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation in Singapore from their head office: Subject to audit, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation final dividend for the year will be £3 per share, free of Hongkong Corporation Profits Tax. Written off bank premises78 words
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Article36 1953-01-15 10 HONG KO «3. Wed. Free market currency exchange of Hong Kong dollars was quoted at the close today as follows: US$l, HKS6 02', cash HK»6.05' 2 (T.T.) HK$ 15.63. One tael of gold ■KUMI4.36 words
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229 1953-01-15 10 INDUSTRIALS were very steady on the Singapore Share Market yesterday, with tins erratic and no business reported in rubbers. Slme Darbys were Included in the share list for the first time. Aithough this company was Incorporated in 1010, Its stock Is now (or229 words
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Article87 1953-01-15 10 Singapore Chlnrse Produce Exchange (noon priceM The feature of this market was the continued decline in pepper which ls at its lowest for some time Muntok (whUci $510 a plcul sellers; Sarawak $505: Lampong (blarki $395 Iss drop). Small business f.o.b basts In both varieties. Copra $42'_' IjUJfB;87 words
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Advertisement1397 1953-01-15 10 SH MANSFIELD tie CO., LTD. PoMog. (Incorporoted in Smgooorel All other D.pt BLUE FUNNEL LINE Oept*. Corrler's option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargo SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL GLASGOW, LONDON ft CONTINENTAL PORTS Due Sails P S ham Penang Tontalut for Liverpool, Havre Hollond Jon 14 151,397 words
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Advertisement547 1953-01-15 10 BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. For UK/CONTINENT S pore P- Sham Penang 0 K^g' AntWerP 1-/24 Jan. 23/27 Jan. 28/30 Jan. TSTnf Hun"'.' LOOd Cdn. 29 23/23 Jan. 24/28 Jan. 1 TveS" Cjwl i "TuTVomb?rr' LOnd n 2«J-"/4F.b. S/ 4 F.b. 7/ t -ok. NVBIM 24/24 F.b. 27 F^/ 1 M«.547 words
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Advertisement575 1953-01-15 10 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIAN/UK /CONTINENT Spore P. Shorn Penong "Flenia" for Bongkok 18/18 Jon. "Malacca" for Diakorto. Bongkok, Saigon, Hongkong, Manila, Kobe and Yokohama 22/24 Jan. 21/21 Jan. 20/20 Jon. "Morelia" for Bangkok, Tokubar 30/30 Jon "Meonia" for Bangkok 17/18 Feb 13/14 Feb. 13/14 Feb. "Potagorlo" for Adelaide,575 words
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Advertisement1218 1953-01-15 10 McALISIER tfc CO., LTD. TEL: No. 5904 ELLKRMAN BUCKNALL KLAVENFSS LTKB LONDON. HAVRE ROTOTERDAM JAM AMC|SCO ona f O US A N'"hA.lant,c Port. «>«TIAND. SEATTLE ft VAHCOUCER a "ciTY n OF%HEST« l m bO Accaptirg cargo for Cwtrol ft Sa«rtb Spore P Shorn Penang America* Parti 28 Jan/3 Feb. 20/241,218 words
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500 1953-01-15 11 R.E.M.E. "A" 9; S.C.C. "A" 3. DOYAL Electrical and Mechanical Engineers "A" beat Singapore Cricket Club "A" by three tries to a try after 60 minutes of fast, hard and open rugger on the Padang yesterday. REME, the fitter and faster combination, had the500 words
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Article160 1953-01-15 11 LONDON, Wed. UENRY COTTON, three times winner of the British open gold championship, has accepted the invitation of the selectors to captain the British team against the United States in the Ryder Cup matches at Wentworth, Surrey, on Oct. 2 and 3. Cotton, the outstandino personality inReuter - 160 words
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Article295 1953-01-15 11 What would you have decided? AN incident in yesterday's padang rugby match between the S.C.C. and R.E.M.E. provided a good number of the game's followers with a topic for argument which was carried far into the night. But at the end there were still two opinions about referee John Ferguson's295 words
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Article39 1953-01-15 11 Ve.Merdays rugger friendly be- tween Singapore Harbour Board R C. find Royal Australian Air Force scheduled to take place at Keppel grqimd was called off. The game between Police and HAF ChatiTi at Thomson Road was also postponed.39 words
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Article24 1953-01-15 11 LONDON. Wed. Yesterday's Foo'ball League Dlv. 3 iN) games resulted: Ortmsby Town 5. Chester 4; OlC.ham Athletic 4, Workington I.— Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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1230 1953-01-15 11 WHISTLER - Station team to meet SAFA selected WHISTLER CHANCI SPORT By A TRIAL soccer match was held at Changi on Sunday between Unit and Lodsers teams and resulted in a 3—3 draw. The game served as a trial for the Station fixture, against Singapore Amateur Football Association's touring team, at Changi1,230 words
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Article237 1953-01-15 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. CELANGOR Chinese Recreation Club, one of the fancied teams for championship honours, moved into the third round of the Selangor H.A. knock-out tournament with a 4 2 win over HQ Malaya at I Cheras Road today. The superior Chinese attack. moving237 words
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Article128 1953-01-15 11 SYDNEY, Wed. JACK SOLOMONS, the British boxing promoter, said here tonight that Randolph Turpin, British middleweight champion will fieht Charles Humez of France for the world championship "no matter what ideas boxing people in New York have about the title Mr. Solomons wa* r«mm< ntingReuter - 128 words
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Article80 1953-01-15 11 NEW YORK. Wed— Archir Moore, world lightheavy-welght champion, is to defend his title in Buenos Aires in May or June, according to Argentine promoter Ismael Pace. Pace announced last night the signing of a contract with Moore's manager, Charley Johnson. The promoter said that elilmina'ionReuter - 80 words
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Article75 1953-01-15 11 Results of the Singapore Rlflr Association's Spoon Shoot held at Buklt Timah Range on Sunday were: Nett score— W Comdr. Grace 98; H'cap score SR <b> Sgt. C. de Scuza 100 38: Heap score SR (ai C.P.O. Freeman 102 36. Other nett scores were: SR75 words
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Article52 1953-01-15 11 Shell Sports Club beat Teachera Training College 4-1 ma Singapore Hockey Association Junior ku tournament lie at Pava Lebar yesterday. Shell scorers were O. Carvalhu (2). V. Kruseman and J. Olivelio A Gomes scored for T.T.CShell meet Singapore Recrea*;.->n Club Blues in the next round52 words
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Article34 1953-01-15 11 SEREMBAN. Wed. N.S. Chinese R.C. and Selangor Chinese R.C. combined will meet TP.C.A. at soccer on the statlcn padang here on Feb. 1 in aid of the Negri Setnbllan Hockey Association funds.34 words
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Miscellaneous82 1953-01-15 11 Diary 'THE Sports programme fc«r Station representative teams for the next week is: Today: Hockey Stn Ist v Singapore Worka Service-, Farrier Park. Friday: Hockey— Stn 2nd XI v Singapore Workg Service., Changi Rugby— Stn v R.A.F. Beletar Changi Sunday: Soccer— Stn v R A.F.A.. Changi. Jan. 21: Hockey— Stn82 words
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Article, Illustration439 1953-01-15 12 RAZAK FINALISES PLANS BY PHONE By Our Boxing Reporter PROMOTER RAZAK spoke for six minutes by radio telephone yesterday to one of Britain* leading fight managers, Jack Burns, and the upshot was that next month Singapore boxing fans will see in action the439 words
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Article158 1953-01-15 12 Indians lose two quick wickets PORT OF SPAIN, Wed. HTHE Indian cricket tourists I yesterday made 84 for two In a rain-interrupted first day's play In their match against Trinidad here. Sent In to bat by Trinidad, they lost two wickets fcr six runs In the first few overs butReuter - 158 words
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Article179 1953-01-15 12 DESULTS of friendly rugger MX matches played yesterday were I RAF Tengah beat RASC by 13 points (2 goals and dropped goal) to 3 points <try> at Tengah. Scorers for RAF Tengah. Brown (2 nail), Rae (dropped goal). RASC. Hart itryp E. M. Dyer refereeJ. RNAS beat179 words
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Article82 1953-01-15 12 LONDON. Wed. Today's soccer results are: F.A. Cl'P THIRD ROI'ND Bolton Wand. 3 W Fulham 1; Newcastle 3, Swansea 0. FA. CIP THIRD ROI'ND REPLAY Chetea 1. Derby 0 (after extra rime >. Southamnton 2. Lincoln 1. THIRD DIVISION (South) i Ip.-wich T. 2. Torquay Utd 2;Reuter - 82 words
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Article24 1953-01-15 12 Following friendly soccer matches scheduled at Farrer Park yesterday were not played: Rovers S.C. v. S.T.C British Mili'arv Hosp. v. Indian RC24 words
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Article76 1953-01-15 12 The following are requested to :rn up at the P.T.S. on Saturriiv. at 5.00 pm. to represent the Combined V.S.C against the BriUah Military Hospital: William Ho. V. Nadarajah. Jamrs Teo. D. Kessler. Luke Lopes. .Shazali. Small Sahib. Ooh Kirn Pong, Chsrlie Tan. James Keh, i Tan76 words
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Article60 1953-01-15 12 The following S.R.C. $occer p!ay- I ers are turn up for training on Mondays. Wednesdays and Frii days, starting Jan. 19: J. de Silva, R. Mosbergen. D Rodrlgues. L. Rodrisues. A. W. Fox. M. Carroll. R. Henderson, A. de Rozrrlo. S. Orton. R. Stevens, L Rodrlgo. O. Rozarlo,60 words
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Article103 1953-01-15 12 SEVEN Australian-bred racehorses for Singapore and Penang owners arrived in Singapore in the Nieuw Holland from Australia yesterday. Of them. Lady Pollane. Farnley, Banker Boy and Royal Piper are for Penang trainer Jimmy Martin. The others, Admission, Spider King and Wonder Gold, are for the Bukit103 words
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Article239 1953-01-15 12 FINE OPPORTUNISM by Beant Singh in the last 10 seconds of the game enabled Indian Association to beat Khalsa Association 2—l in a Singapore Hockey Association's senior knock-out tournament tie played on Ceylon Sports Club ground yesterday. The Indians looked the better side239 words
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Article118 1953-01-15 12 ADELAIDE. Wed lan Craig. 17-year-old New South Wales batsman, dubbed by cricket writers as the "boy with the Bradman touch." is included in the Australian team to meet South Africa in the fourth Test on Jan. 24. Craig who scored a double century for NewReuter - 118 words
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Article119 1953-01-15 12 There will be a friendly game of table-t«nnis between Tiong Bahru CC. and Dlethlem Sports Club at Tiong Bahpi CC. premises at 7.30 p.m. on Saturday. Tiong Bahru CC. team will be selected from: Szeto Liang, Tye Lee. Llm Kirn Woon. Yap Sic Tao Choa119 words
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Article53 1953-01-15 12 The V.M.C.A. team to play the University cf Malaya In a Singapore HOckey Assn. Junior Division match at Balestler Road ground Is: P. Lee; Hussein, MacCready; H. Lelah. M. Moss. V. J. Dass; Harry Yech. Albert Wee. H. Pang Boon Oon San. K. C. Tan. Reserves: Cyril53 words
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Article26 1953-01-15 12 TODAY: Hun 0934 hr 9S ft > 23M '861 Low 0410 <5.7> 1703 10*) TOMORROW: High 1044 CO ftl. Low 0457 (5 21. 1743 (OJ)26 words
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668 1953-01-15 12 A total of 162 entries— B4 In Class Four and 78 In Class 1 F:ve has been received for the j January meeting of the Perak Turf Club on Jan. 24. 28 and 31 the first race meeting of the 1953 season on the668 words
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Article88 1953-01-15 12 'TWERE will be eight races on each day at the Ipoh meeting. x Racine schedule U as follows: FIRST DAY: Claw 4. Divs 1 and 2 B'iP: CUw 5. Diva 1 and 2 TF Divs 1 2. 3 and 4 6F. SECOND DAY: CI&M 4. DJvs 1.88 words
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825 1953-01-15 12 SECOND ROW - SECOND ROW NORTH v SOUTH SELECTION By r[E selection of the teams to represent North and South in their annual Malayan Rugby I'nion encounter has been announced and many fans througout the country will have probably indulged in speculation as to what they would have done825 words
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Article60 1953-01-15 12 |>E( AUSE Singapore's Jalan Besar stadium is closed for levelling and returfing the annual North v South rugger match on Jan. 24 will he played on the Singapore Cricket Club padang. The ground will h* enclosed completely and reserved seats ire priced at S3 and60 words
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483 1953-01-15 12 EPSOM JEEP - THERE'S NO LACK OF NEW BLOOD FOR 1953 RACING EPSOM JEEP By VS another raci»^ year on the Malayan Turf begins the 1953 re«! *n gets under way with a three-day meeting of the erak Turf Club on Jan. 24. 28 and 31 -plans and tpea are taking definite shape483 words
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Article22 1953-01-15 12 TAMPA (Florida). Wed— Wel:e.•.veiftht champion Kid Gavilan *<>r. 1 unanimous decision over Am* Peck of Tampa. !ast night— UP.UP - 22 words
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