Singapore Standard, 16 October 1952
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Title Section18 1952-10-16 1 Singapore Standard •iik jr.. m x. VOL. 11l NO. 106 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS18 words
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Article597 1952-10-16 1 Success Was Com binedHG Police Effort KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.-A high ranking Malayan Communist- Party official named Mohamed bin Indera, alias Mot Indera, alias Bong Moh was captured by Security Forces in Johore yesterday. He is worth $75,000 to the Government, and was the officer in charge of597 words
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Article241 1952-10-16 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —The Security Forces. operating in the Federation, have accounted for five more terrorists 'killed, wounded one, and captured two others. These figures include the reSU ts mentioned in another report elsewhere from Johore when, during the night of Oct. 14-15 the241 words
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Article94 1952-10-16 1 THE following i s an P^tract from a letter sent by the Private Secretary to Pier Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent to Mr. W. G. Ross, Manager of Bertam Estate. Malacca: "Her Royal Highness Is extremely glad that her visit :o the Federation has given94 words
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Article157 1952-10-16 1 SYDNEY, Oct. 15, (UP)— Poor i quality food served in K.A.A.F. messes in Malaya is causing discontent among Australian airmen, the Sydney Daily Mirror reported today. The Mirror reported that an aircraftman formerly stationed with R.A.A.F. Bomber Squadron No. 1 in Malaya complained that157 words
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Article, Illustration994 1952-10-16 1 PRESENTATION of Temonggong Tewming Ajang. chief of the Kenyah tribe at Baram, near Kuala Belait in the north, to the Duchess of Kent in the main hall of the Istana in Kuching. The Temonggong took a week to journey down to Kuching. He wore whiteStandard - 994 words
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Article55 1952-10-16 1 KITHING. Wed. The Duke of Kent woke early this moraing to So fishing in the Government Launch 'Mermaid.' He will go coasting where twenty-inch 'tengerri fish' are reputed to roam. He will spend the whole day and night on board, and is being accompanied by the Acting55 words
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Article42 1952-10-16 1 TEHERAN. Oct. 14: (Reuter) Senator General Zahedi accused yesterday by the Government of complicity in a plot to overthrow the state issued a Lengthy denial this evening and offered himself for trial by an impartial national tribunal.42 words
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Article42 1952-10-16 1 i.( [)o.\. Oft IS I Reutei The Daily Hera in i front page editorial written an an open letter today urged Mr. Aneurin Bevan to disband the iroup within th* Laboui Pai h Wch na i|i >-vn i mnd inn.42 words
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Article39 1952-10-16 1 SANTA MARINELLA (Italy)'. Of' L5 (AP) Farouk ex-Queen Narriman, Ki!^ Fuad l f Fa rouk's three dauf^iten ES oi Li'i pel torn nd b! ray d>a ire expected here today Eof Inn: and hall tnontl itaj39 words
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Article, Illustration436 1952-10-16 1 Standard Staff Reporter A BOAC Comet jetliner ushered in a new era in passenger air transportation when she touched down at Changi Airfield yesterday morning after reeling off the 7,770 miles between London and Singapore in a total transit timeStandard - 436 words
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94 1952-10-16 1 KOREA, Oct. 15, (AFP).— Allied troops captured the main crest of Triangle Hill northeast of Kumkwa shortly before noon today from the enemy forces The Allies, who launched a heavy offensive in Triangle Hill last night, had earlier been compelled to retreat to iheir original94 words
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Article109 1952-10-16 1 THE U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern AtTairs. John M. Allison, who is now touring the Far East, is expected in Singapore today from Jakarta. A United Press despatch from Jakarta states that at a press conference there. Allison said that the U.S. does109 words
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Article62 1952-10-16 1 A HOUSE curfew from 7 pm. to (i :.'A) am. will be imposed ttom today until further notice in the following areas of ti.e Paste Puteh district of Kelantan: The whole of the Daeiah of Jeram the whole of the Daerah of Gong Datoh and the whole of62 words
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Article201 1952-10-16 1 PENANG, Wed Pamphlets I railing on Communi ri i \a Penang. who are still EM tin* run from the Security Force > now engaged in full-scale operations in the island, 19 surrender ire being distributed 'In til likely terrorist areas These pamphlets urge the Communists201 words
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Advertisement416 1952-10-16 1 r V if I 'Bring Joy To S'pore Orphans' L Standard Starts I X'mas Toy Fund MNKTEEiN day« to go fur Qmktmmm, And you are M ili.-mlv in the m.«l«i of your \inat nlu>| ping buying V ,ni<»ng olhfr ihinp loys for your thitdrrn for < J.u.imji i* no Chri«tuia»416 words
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Advertisement20 1952-10-16 1 SHEU MOTOR OIL 3^ \lf t.'^^^i V*»^^ i^^ as /A^ t^' procurable S^^^2± !m{>orted by Fraser and Nei«c LifnittdL r^20 words
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Article266 1952-10-16 2 Council Engineer Maps Out $1,875,000 1953 Programme Standard Staff Reporter A TOP priority programme to lay $1,875,--000 worth of main and minor sewers in the city in 1953 has been submitted to the Singapore City Council by the City Engineer. The Budget Committee of the Council266 words
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Article, Illustration236 1952-10-16 2 They Flew In By The Comet Phillip Is The Youngest Of Them All Seven f Mths. I PROBABLY the youngest person to have flown in a BO. AC. Comet jetliner Is Philip Pawley, son of an r A O. official. But Philip, however, was too vount to remember a thin?.236 words
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Article185 1952-10-16 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Un varsity or Malaya Students' Union will be holding a Grand Ball this December in aid of the University Endowment Fond, at the i ew Singapore Badminton Hall at Guulemard Road. The Ba'.i whidi promises to be one oJ the biggest social185 words
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156 1952-10-16 2 ALL Singapore schoolchildren will get dental treatment if an experiment to be launched by the Island Health Department proves successful. Dr. W. J. Vickers, Director of Medical Services, told The i Standard yesterday it is pro- j posed, initially, to house thxee experimental clinics in156 words
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Article48 1952-10-16 2 NG SHIAU CHENG, an employee of the Johore Express Company, was charged in the Singapore First Police Court yesterday with stealing 12 motor car windscreen wipers, worth $60. from the company's store in Rochore Road. He claimed trial and was allowed $200 bail until Oct. 22.48 words
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Article271 1952-10-16 2 Donations To Poppy Day Fund THE Poppy Day Appeal Fund, which opened on Oct. 7, has .received sori-.e $7,000 in donations up to Oct. 13. states Mrs. V. C. Bath Chairman of the Appeal Fund. Donations were received from the folowing:Lam Choon Factory $100, Anglo-American Corp: $250 T. Hemslev Co.271 words
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158 1952-10-16 2 A BRITISH mariner. Frederick Paton (61). was charged in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with making a false representation on a Ministry of Transport form, to Capt. W. H. Waimsley. deputy master attendant, for the purpose of procuring a Master's Certificate, when he158 words
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Article29 1952-10-16 2 AN Indian Sunderaju who drove a car without a licence and used it for hire without a permit, was fined $25 by the Muar Magistrate on Tuesday.29 words
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Article143 1952-10-16 2 AGREEING with the jury's majority verdict of 5-2, Mr. Justice Brown convicted and sentenced to death Teo Chec Yang, a sales clerk of a sundry goods shop in Lorong 40. Geylang. for the murder of Sean Ah Wan, a trisha rider, in the Singapore Assizes,143 words
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Article63 1952-10-16 2 DONATIONS to the Poppy Day Fund Appeal are allowed as to be deducted from the income tax of both individuals and companies, Mrs. Vivian C. Bath, Chairman of the Appeal, pointed out yesterday. The Benevolent Fund of the Ex-Services Association of Singapore will issue receipts for these63 words
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Article83 1952-10-16 2 Standard Staff Reporter OVER 400 chilaren will be presented ith an enrolment Certificates and Badges of the Singapore Branch of the British Red Cross Society at a simple ceremony on Saturday. Lady Russell. President of the Society, will visit Out ram School, have a meeting83 words
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Article, Illustration297 1952-10-16 2 AFTER a heated argument with the chief tenant of the house whom she accused of disturbing: her studies at night by making noise, a Chinese student took a solution of poison, the Singapore Coroner was told yesterday. The Coroner, Mr. Giam Chong Hing, was297 words
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Article117 1952-10-16 2 Standard Staff Reporter Mr. LIM Choo Sye, Progressive candidate for North Ward in the forthcoming Singapore City Council elections, pledged his co-operation to improve conditions in the city in his manifesto yesterday. Mr. Lim, who has been a schoolmaster for over 26 years in Singapore, says117 words
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Miscellaneous84 1952-10-16 2 'i-imimmmMm WAL,FPrV MAH HJCe-) IM A FEW MINUTES. VnYoH A I AT THAT MOMENT- I I l^jJl A^; T'~l, irrJROOJr 1 NO' IS WGMT.r-AM A\ DAISV MAE WtLL BE >J HOW I ™^B Rf T Vr J- |j;;;;;«r^BM W worth wavin^-^^Ov sashavin'oot^/i^ Iso vou vvom t maprn me^^ I?JHn ifS"]84 words
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Article, Illustration184 1952-10-16 3 KU CHING'S BIGGEST SHOW Standard photos. photos. photos. FIREWORKS at I oit Marherita on the banks of Sarawak River on Tuesday night. LEFT (above): The Duchess inspecting the Red Cross Unit. LKFT: An arch of welcome was put up at the Bukit Lintang Teachers' Training Centre and the Duchess isStandard - 184 words
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Article67 1952-10-16 3 TAIPING, Wed.— Miss Pat ,y Addington has arrived from the United States to take up appointment as Domestic Science teacher at the Lady Treacher Girls' School here. Miss Addington is one of a group of 48 American young men and women who have come67 words
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Advertisement268 1952-10-16 3 •Must Vnpuvlivil WWVWWWWW" I I j 1 H WWVWW WWW > E rffc, /Vi Pleasing Coloun Yift nu I l MODEL OMHSJ W^^ cash HIRE PURCHASE C 79 5 11 PAYMENTS 0F $73 tp 72 0 F|NAL PAYMENT OF $33 UNIT WITH 5 YEARS GUARANTEE) AOVT. OF THE GENERAL ELECTRIC268 words
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Miscellaneous59 1952-10-16 3 yEE-fSafcfv II LIKE I KNEW/ /tvV SWITCHES, DOC |a{ NES6, SEEKING A* Av KirsJG .PEEVHAPS \FM *B^feffi»# s IOOOLA'SBIT I WE'RE fiONNAw HARA JKrHTT r*\ Q UEEM OFSHEBA? J Or SHEBA 15 NOT WE CAN '-JL f VI ill tIOFFMORE'N VGO PULL HER OUTA \v L^\\ A K E VOu59 words
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Article85 1952-10-16 4 PENANG, Wed. Gerald Brian McGaughrin of Pacific Tin Consolidated, Ipoh, was sentenced today by the Sessions Court President Mr. B. G. Smith to one month's simple imprisonment and a fine of $200 or another month on a corruption charge. He was alleged to have85 words
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Article42 1952-10-16 4 FOR failing to display the letter 'L' in the front and back portion of his car, and for driving unaccompanied by a competent driver, Lam Soon Huat was fined $15 on each charge by the Muar Magistrate on Tuesday.42 words
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174 1952-10-16 4 IPOH, Wed.— Dr. Haji Megat Khas, State Physician, at today's meeting of the Perak State Council said that deep-rooted prejudice against modern medicine has to be overcome in the rural districts before the people can be induced to avail themselves of the medical facilities available.174 words
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Article147 1952-10-16 4 IPOH. Wed. The educational sub-committee of the Perak MCA today approved grants i totalling $31,200 for the building of extra classrooms in new village schools. This sum will enable ten village schools in Jepanang. Papan, in Jelapang. Papan. Kuala Kangsar, Pusing. Batu Gaj a h147 words
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Article130 1952-10-16 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A young Chinese woman told the first Magistrate, Inche Ismail, that a man armed with a dagger robbed her of her jewels, giving her three minutes to hand them over, and threatening to stab her to death. Today. Kong Chor Chong. was130 words
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Article35 1952-10-16 4 PENANG. Wed.— The curlew order imposed on July 11 on the wired in portion of the village limits of Sungei Bakap has been shortened by three hours, from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.35 words
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212 1952-10-16 4 PENANG, Wed.— The Rural Board, Penang, decided at a recent meeting that the time was not ripe for Ayer Itam to be included in the Municipality and unanimously voted against the transfer. Main reason against the inclusion, as explained by the chairman. Mr. P.212 words
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Article, Illustration170 1952-10-16 4 Standard Staff Reporter FOUR companies of the First Battalion Green Howards attended a church parade at the St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, yesterday for a farewell service, before leaving for the United Kingdom next week. After the service there was a march past led by the band170 words
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Article111 1952-10-16 4 IPOH, Wed. The Perak Branch of the Malayan Chinese Association is seeking approval from its central office to implement a scheme whereby dental teams will visit the new villages throughout the State. This approach follows a request from the Taiping subbranch of the Association for assistance111 words
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Article56 1952-10-16 4 PARIT BUNTAR, Wed.— "l am a kepala in Kalumpong Estate and I had bought the rice for myself and my labourers," said Khiew Yin Kian when he was produced before Inche Salleh bin Ekhardt in the Bagan Serai Court on a charge of having carried foodstuffs in a56 words
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Article68 1952-10-16 4 IPOH, Wed. Today's meeting of the Perak Council of State, was one of the shortest on record. It lasted a little less than one-and-a--half hours. A resolution relating to the Delegation of Powers Bill was adopted and two bills passed. The two bills were68 words
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Article368 1952-10-16 4 Fu II- TimeSen for Officer On Job; Engineer Named IPOH, Wed.— A sum of $1,700,000 h O5 been approved by the Federal Legislative Council for inclusion in the Amended Loon Ordinance 1951 for the Trans-Perak R, VC r Irrigation Scheme, and an additional appoint ment of368 words
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Article105 1952-10-16 4 RAUB, Wed.— The Ma 1 a van Railway Authorities commenced yesterday to relay their railway line which linked Kuala Lipis, the capital of Pahang, with the rest of the Federation by train service. This line was destroyed by the Japanese during Word War 11. During105 words
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Article78 1952-10-16 4 TAIPING, Wed— A pane] of Drivate practitioners here have volunteered to ease the acute shortage of doctors in the Government District Hospital. They will visit the hospital wards for an hour each day. Patients are pleased with the idea as the four Government medical officers78 words
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218 1952-10-16 4 Families Of Ex-Servicemen Will Benefit IPOH, Wei Sixty-cine p cem ol all collections made Perak for r^ Poppy Day Fund will bo devoted to the foun of housing schemes for fair of Ex-Servicemen and t^ie bui < j!;g of h'>stei.«- for Ex-Serv i menV school going children In all 25218 words
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Article60 1952-10-16 4 KIALA LUMPUR, w, —Sir Gerald I>mp!< a message tod.ix i., British Adviser < Chief Police Ofluei l-lmi, asking them to ronv< Police and Home who killed two terrorist's and captured i hi^l I terrorist in Batu I'.t congratulations nn t did example of Police Homo Guard o opt60 words
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79 1952-10-16 4 Women' s Institute Formed In Johore JOHORE BAJ a Jo tore F< deration H stitule was f aft L idy T addresst 1 l Malay. Europe Indian and K men in the C< ber, Johore I 1 tnl of to the gattu Abdul E£a B a w\ to the S:79 words
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271 1952-10-16 4 Education C'ttee Objects Are Explained PENANG, Wed. Government would be failing in its duty if it did not, as all countries should, provide a national education system, said the Chairman of the Chinese Schools' Advisory Committee, Mr. F. Brewer, at the inaugural meeting of the Penan g and Province Wellesley271 words
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Article22 1952-10-16 4 Pritam Singh Feted Bv Friends KUALA LUMI I Wembei i of the were i at 1 ycsterd.'t} pn to U to SuperiuU22 words
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Miscellaneous25 1952-10-16 4 r^^S7^^?nS?l f i 2^KK?T NO 1 f ACME manufacturing 1 f ...park ipmuckmch i^ FELINE yy^WANT THAT'^ A VAKCyLEVITV^ COMPANY. <SYLVE<&TER 9ENCHEC/ U DIVISION I25 words
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92 1952-10-16 5 1 Kraal. Standard Staff Reporter ndex a D ichen at Kent KM Bid the founda- "-e new C M .urch a Of BtOUl '">>■"! .-i'uncU a .i rnliock. .as veather- and rn:n !00 w us, During the :i.»nese used it ed fish aid92 words
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Article, Illustration52 1952-10-16 5 P i of' t A i \ikrn std here with Peter Claque, beinu loathed h Don.ilti iJavies. standinu at a rehearsal of the play mi Idlrnevs." whuh the Staue Club is preduciaf at fktttria Theatre from November 14 to 39: Betty and P.tcr play the leading roles in52 words
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74 1952-10-16 5 MORE than 4Ofl pi< I iea taken by Presa photographers during the Royai visil to Singapore w\ be on display to te pub ic at i ic B: •i -i 1 '■i; H;i tor four la beg ng )\V. This ■>> ..i gc74 words
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Article28 1952-10-16 5 Wv; HKR 2.57b fM m$ ted hi the Run i i the rgure e the ftp ted I K80.343 55 d ••>•• BS Clu rcinated by vate28 words
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Article, Illustration134 1952-10-16 5 Templer Meets Home Guards The High Commissioner for the Federation. General Sir Gerald Templer recently inspected 300 Malay and Chinese Home Guards from Suban?, Kuan?, Kepong and Paya Jeras at Sungei Buloh. Picture shows Sir Gerald addressing the Home Guards. On his right is the Raja Uda bin Muhammad, Mentri134 words
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Article997 1952-10-16 5 600th Killed Since Start Of Briggs Plan KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Security Forces operating in Johore brought their bag of terrorists killed since the start of the Briggs Plan on June 1, 1950, to 600 yesterday, when they killed one terrorist and in the process capturedStandard - 997 words
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Article78 1952-10-16 5 A\ EXTENSIVE pi o[ academic, sports u I tociai activities has been drawn u p Eor the second annu i Eteunion Wee I: <>! the University of Malaya which lygirm on Oct. 26 and ends on Xov. 1. The Week v, close with Chinese ditin.er m<j78 words
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Article204 1952-10-16 5 ARRANGEMENTS are well in hand lor Christmas this year in most of stores in the City and already the toy hazaar at Robinsons looks a definite "draw." It is hoped that these e Christmas *i!ts will help those wishing to send away Christmas parcels204 words
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Article, Illustration43 1952-10-16 5 Mr. Narayan Purswani after his marriage to Miss Bhag Nandwani at the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday. Mr. Purswani is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jethanand Odharmal Purswani and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pohoomal H. Nandwani. Standard photo.43 words
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Article44 1952-10-16 5 THf] Singapore City Counril may confer the Honorary Freedom of the City on prominent Local citizens on City Dav every year. Tins suggestion was first made bv Mr. M. P. D. Nair, City I oLincillor for South Ward, recently.44 words
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168 1952-10-16 5 Standard StaJY Reporter SE\ KRAI, engineers and architects have been added to 'ie stair of the Public Works Department during the current year and more wil] be added next year when the first phase oi Singapore's SI 12.000.000 fiveyear expansion programme is launched.168 words
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Article88 1952-10-16 5 An ex-army officer Robert Arthur Quine (31) charged with extortion and attempted extortion, told the Singapore Second Police Court Magistrate Mr. D. H. Chapman yesterday that when he saw two men in a "very unusual embrace" at Connaught Drive On Sept. 5 he decided to take thezn88 words
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Article173 1952-10-16 5 NEGOTIATIONS between the Singapore Government and the Government Seamen's l T nion to finalise the latter's demands for wage revision and improved conditions of service will be resumed shortly. This follows a letter from the Colonial Secretary. Mr. W. 1.. Blythe, to the Union, stating173 words
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Article91 1952-10-16 5 Staff Rrportrr I made Hi Sub-Committee of I en: of it Roughly ,f the h allotU I ri e who now .sell at U < made 'i i appl rat cold drink stalls, the fru' win. then m .-it B:. tQ IMB tl 0 The committee91 words
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Advertisement122 1952-10-16 5 MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION. I MILLION DOLLARS LOTTERY The PRIZES will NOW be as tollows:--3rd (4) of 50,000 each 4th (6) of 20,000 sth (15) of 10,000- 6th (50) of 5,000 7th (90) of 2,000 299 Consolation Prixes of 1 ,000 < CONSOLATION PRIZES. Consolation Prixes of $1,000 each will be122 words
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Miscellaneous312 1952-10-16 5 Today's Power Cuts Mii»»tation> liable [i< lii.nl -iirdiliuu Umlun l» AY I ii.m ir Rahrn, SaflO St.. Itaiiuli SI PropJes Park, Nanson Ktl.. I mi soon Oil. Goao Hill. IF. network ami Factory. Ki\er .illey Hit.. Killiney Ud.. DrHi.ml Ktl. NAAFI UevonKit.. Armenian s.t. static. \iifiptii. Capitol-, Newton 1 I.312 words
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Article744 1952-10-16 6 A FINANCIAL Secretary worth his salt must know how to tread the thin red-black line between optimism and pessimism. An optimistic estimate of the Colony's financial position would immediately start a damOUI on the one side for reduction of taxes which the public regards as official forms744 words
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Article1135 1952-10-16 6 EDWARD CRANKSHAW - Kremlin's Change Of Front EDWARD CRANKSHAW By LONDON SOME people have seen in Malenkov's keynote speech to the Nineteenth Communist Party Congress, in Moscow a contradiction of the thesis outlined by Stalin in his now-celebrated article in the current issue of the review "Bolshevik 1 They have begun to wonder,1,135 words
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Article960 1952-10-16 6 »v TOKIO 1 GROUP of near-commu-nist nonentities gathered in Peking for a Peace Conference is being watched almost anxiously by the rest of the world. It is another sign— if such were Deeded that somehow the Chinese Communists hold the political initiative in the Far960 words
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Article903 1952-10-16 6 From Our India HTHE Government of India, have taken a bold decision to withdraw from the International Tea Market Expansion Board consequent on the feeling that the Board has not been playing fair to this country. The feeling has been there for some time.903 words
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Article100 1952-10-16 6 THE NANYANG R|* p*. commenting i th< twecn local born < the non-local suggests that birj th hatchd "There art thoa <« like the iri. a community unit g surely we t r afraid of the r mon effort," qm es the 1 The thorn in the peacelul100 words
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Article76 1952-10-16 6 CHUNG SHING JIT PA< ments on the ral Assemb States decisi Korean peace The United St U direction ponsibility ol armistice Soviet Union North Kore.i Communists indifferent North Koreani crack divis ninf of the during thi have been esti T.c Chin< se C more t!ian 1.01 1 forces76 words
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Article32 1952-10-16 6 THE SIX CHEW .r meriting on the n Chine>e school presses the sion would soon as Adding that a c welcomed, I OUtIJJM F Ol ready com eti tor discus ion32 words
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Letter70 1952-10-16 6 Sir. O.i beha I i I patient^ ol Seng Hospital I opportunity ol our heartfelt charitable insti rrrned nor Grove White thf 1 fharge fw p; transport Krvia daisy Rr; ri h l and vice w a great j for those being treated I Before ii..started, those70 words
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Article442 1952-10-16 7 Queen's First Visit I To Pacific Realm LONDON, Oct. 15, (Reuter) The Queen will leave on on extended tcur of her Pacific dominions, Australia and New Zealand, six months after her Coronation next year. She will be accompanied by her "usband, the Duke of Edinburgh, Buckingham442 words
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208 1952-10-16 7 Council Can 't Help Poppy Day Fund Standard Staff Reporter THE Finance and General Purposes Committee of the Singapore City Council ha s refused to make any donaUon t^the Poppy Day Fund as it is not in a posi--i tion to do so. A- 'he Committee meeting recently, it was208 words
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Article88 1952-10-16 7 LONDON'. Oct. 15 <AP> The Mark 111 Comet )c\ airliner -.lit Super-Comet that Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker wants for his Eastern Airlines jet fleet will stari rolling oft the production lines in 1956. at least 12 months ahead oi scheduled the De Havilland Aircraft Company announced The88 words
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255 1952-10-16 7 WASHINGTON, Oct. 15 (Reuter)— Mr. A. Harriman told Congress that although the West's market for natural rubber from British Malaya was steadily declining. Malayan exports and British re-exports of rubber to the Soviet Union had not increased in aggregate over the past two years,255 words
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Article168 1952-10-16 7 LONDON, Oct. 15 (Reuter)— Britain flatly rejected Persia's demand for £49.000. (K)0 in partial settlement of the oil dispute and refused to send a mission to Teheran to negotiate a ftnai agreement in a note handed last night to Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadeq. Britain168 words
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126 1952-10-16 7 REPRESENTATIVES of the 20.000 strong Singapore Federation of Services Union were promised by the Commissioner General, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, yesterday, thai he would consider whether he could do anything to assist the Services' authorities and the Union to reach an agreement on the outstanding questions,126 words
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Article84 1952-10-16 7 ABERDEEN*. Maryland. Oct. 15 (UP) Army Secretary Frank Pace Jnr." hailed the world's first atomic cannon at its fiiM public demonstration today as a mightv weapon for winning battlefield victories at a "minimum cost." Pace called the development of the 85-ton 11-inch rifle now being produced84 words
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Article62 1952-10-16 7 Ceylon Commerce Minister who recently .signed a "Rice Cor Rub ber Deal"' with the Chine. 1 Government was among the passengi > < rh ed io Singapore yesterday by BOAC Comet Jetliner. He joined the flight 111 Bang kok on his way home from Peking62 words
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Article257 1952-10-16 7 the Singapore Teachers' Union i- putting UP J™ performances or the am.-; Kays of the 1952 Drama Festival at the Victoria Theatre on Nov 3 and 4. Booking for these shows wW open at Robinsons on Oci «.nd tickets are pn.-ed at (3, ana $1.257 words
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Article77 1952-10-16 7 THE Singapore City Council [Budgei Committee has authorised the Treasury, in London, to appoint sn experienced Organization am\ Methods Offirt r to assisi the Council. The appointment is for two years initially with the option ol another year's extension, if [necessary, ai h -.'.'nry not ex-77 words
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Article127 1952-10-16 7 THE CHIEF Ol "he Ail Sta!Y Desi.U'MiU-. Air Chief Marshal Sir William F. Dickson, will arrive at Chang: from Ceylon on Saturday for a tour-day visit to the Far East Air Force Headquarters. S Wil iam. who will n^ume appo tmeni J< nuary, be u guesi127 words
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Article36 1952-10-16 7 LONDON. Oc! 15 (AP'-Two i doctors called toda* on 85-ve:ir-old Queen Mary, who has u cold A household apokeaman said Bhe would continue to remain Sdoow a* Marttwrou* House. he'- London residence I Avvv^vvvvwv^^vv\vwv^vvv^vvvvvvvlvtv^36 words
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Article278 1952-10-16 7 PRE PARATIONS for Poppy Day began in earnest yesterday as a number of women in the various communities of Singapore sorted 4.000 big car poppies from huge crates into more easily handled boxes of 100 each. The poppies, which arrived in Singapore from England last month, will278 words
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Article203 1952-10-16 7 LONDON*. Oct. 15 (RttlteD— l, Queen Elizabeth II declared today that her father. King Geo.-ge VI. despite failing health, "nevei faltered in that service to his peoples to which he had dedicated himself." "He had a simp'e and resolute faith in God and sought divine203 words
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Article70 1952-10-16 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON Oct. 15— The following are the closmg prices of rubber ond tin on the London Market today: Spot 2Ud. Jon./Mor. 21 id. Apr. /June 21 id. June/Sept. 21 id Morket: Steody. LONDON TIN Spot £972 per ton buyers, £974 sellers. Three months:70 words
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Article276 1952-10-16 7 LONDON, Oct. 15, (UP).— Britain's armament research chief Dr. William Penney who was responsible for Britain's first atomic explosion in Australia returns to England today in great official secrecy. Only one British newspaper reported this fact today— the Daily M.iii which said in its276 words
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Article151 1952-10-16 7 VISIT: A SUCCESS NICOLL IX A telegram U > S< retary of Stale tor thi Co the Governor. Ml J F yesterday aske I that Queen be Inl >rn ed visit of the Duchesi o! K< I and her son. the D i' Ki has been an OCU In every151 words
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Article48 1952-10-16 7 SEVEN! Y ban ingapore will be going by ijomel ihU n U ner leavw H. Rangoon, Cal< itla 8a :i and London. The bags Vt Ge;;."^: I'"-: Oflli e b the R< Mail iran asl i the supervision of officials of the P tnent48 words
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Article33 1952-10-16 7 MRS GOH UN TIAX Madam Lee Line Ling), age 71, ol Singapore, passed i rally at 12 tnidnighi 3n Service KampnnK K p 4 p.m Friday Ivth tht Bidad.ii i p m33 words
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Article, Illustration37 1952-10-16 7 CHIEF Justice of Kenya Sir Hector Hearne adihinisters the oath taken by Sir Evelyn Baring:, •is the new Governor and i ommander in Chief of Kenya at the Law Courts in Nairobi on Sept. 30. A. P.A.P. - 37 words
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Advertisement57 1952-10-16 7 Instill I \irni agmih i i, i, m > %m*fi*% „1 ihi M ihmt >'• Witt* i tin i i in I *»i-tt uii-mimr UIMM VM PW Tl RE i, i M.I l^ll Sublitlefl HAICH FOR IT AT FHK CAPITOL SAMARITAN 1 rooj r assoi 1 I nil m/f 'hwti57 words
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Advertisement129 1952-10-16 7 J mornTTTg I G£ORY i'i Our dressing gowns give o man a mogn ficence nc of< j ill con achieve unaided early m the morning. Fhe more li'ii' n-iogmficence, Hie more you pay of course. vv« have heav> |i weight weds ior dignified home lounging. Vv« eve ;y 1 iMi129 words
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Article46 1952-10-16 8 LONDON, Oct. 15 (Renter) An Italian motor vessel, "Spes* 1 was sunk in a collision with the 1,975-ton Norwegian motor vessel, Sardinia, about four miles off Genoa on Saturday, according to Lloyd's Shipping Intelligence yesterday. The crew of the ''Spes 1 were all saved.46 words
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136 1952-10-16 8 Standard Staff Reporter THE Netherlands Mercantile Marine, for r he Brst time in history, totalled more than 3.000,000 Mns on Aug 1. with i her 1,174 vessels. With a modest beginning in 1930 of tp*> vessels, the Nethei ands Mercantile Marine. expanded to 753136 words
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Advertisement675 1952-10-16 8 FAST REGULAR TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE Direct Overland •id Frjncisc* Lot Aageles All American A OmmAm Citie« Penan? P Sham S'porc Arr I.A SF INDI BEAR U, 26Nov 27/28Nov 2!)\ov 1 D^c M Dee For full particular! of Dry Cargo Deep Tanks and nassengei Bookings etc. ANGLO FRENCH BENDIXSENS LTD. IB675 words
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Advertisement398 1952-10-16 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Regular Sailings lo China -in* Japan from Singapore. Port Swettenham Penang. Also direct Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan Due S'pore Due Penang From •Saw how" Oct 20 Oct 24 Bongfeong 'Toy ins" Oct 30 Nov 3 Hongkong Sails Sails Sails Penang P Sham398 words
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Advertisement558 1952-10-16 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland-America Line Nederland Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX, PORTLAND (Maine) BOSTON. NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, MOBILE. NEW ORLEANS S'pore P. S'ham Penang POELAC LAUT (SMN) 19/24 Oct 85/26 Oet 27 '28 Oft SOESTDYK (HAL) 29Oct/6Nov 7 Nov 8 Nov KOTA GEDE (RL) 9/15558 words
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Advertisement472 1952-10-16 8 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINGS FROM SCANDLNAVIA L.K n>\ s!VJ S'uore P.S'hum f "LALANDIA* toi Bangkok Gdn 44 M MAGDALA f for Bangkok 4 5 Nov l/SH*i "ASIA" foT Bangkok Saigon Hongkong. Manila Kobe Yokohama 7/9 Nov 5 V.- v "PRETORIA" for Bangkok W/28 Nov "KOREA" for Djakarta, Bangkok Saigon, H-kong,472 words
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Article298 1952-10-16 9 Rubber Prices Depend On Quantity Standard Market Reporter sIATURAL rubber prices to manufacturers |Im United States ore unlikely to appreciate rantially until the price of synthetic is .sscd, although there have been talks that New York dealers will soon be permitted to -pate in the rotation programme.298 words
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Article34 1952-10-16 9 S.Sumatra Trade Cut By 50 p.x. lord :kman i is, •■-••per. S :>orted inc n both the sov- i of S pori of coffee. and ii y- e record I tA pepper of rub!34 words
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Article, Illustration54 1952-10-16 9 The local tdmhitetrative staff of the National Carbo. (Eastern) ltd Singapore, entertained Mr. ud Mrs. Lee Ilallififfsworth to a Chinese dinner recently prior to their deZfturJ o* Ttransler to Mexico City today. Group pboto shows the couide (cenl. and SSbeSoTlSr staff. Mr. BotttngJworth bi the manaffing director of the huu54 words
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121 1952-10-16 9 GATT Delays Decision On Jap Request GENEVA, Oct. 15 (Reuter) The 34 nations of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) has formally adopted a resolution postponing any decision on the admission of Japan to the agreement. The resolution gives formal phrasing to a decision last Friday to appoint121 words
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Article51 1952-10-16 9 HONGKONG. Oct. 15. (AP) —Hugh SctFlivaifc former trade commissioner in London and commercial counsellor to the embassy in Paris, has arrived in Hongkong to take up duties as temporary Australian trade commissioner for Hongkong. S ;.'.:van succeeds Hugh Wrig-U-y. who is returning home for r<51 words
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Article230 1952-10-16 9 ALTHOUGH trade returns relating to canned fish are sub-divided into salmon', 'sardine' and 'other sorts', there is evidence to show that a great part of the trade recorded under the head 'sardine* does relate to herring in tomato sauce, states Mr. T. W. Burdon, deputy230 words
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Article137 1952-10-16 9 Rubber Lower; Fair Business RUBBER prices in Singapore were again fractionally lower yesterday with only moderate turnover of business passing. Upcountry centres were somewhat reserved while factories bough; small quantities. Overseas, orders were few and well below Singapore level?. At the rlose the n-arket was quiet at 73| cents per137 words
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Article114 1952-10-16 9 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (tents per Ib.) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 Spot Loose 33! "4 FOB. in hales Nov. No. 1 R.S.S. 735 13; No. 2 R.S.S. «8 68* No. 3 R.S.S. 64 €4i Tone: Steady Quiet. LONDON RUBBER Wednesday's opening prices per Ib were:114 words
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Article160 1952-10-16 9 SINGAPORE, Wed- There was limited activity in the Malayan share market today with tins and industrials showing an inclination to ease and rubbers continuing to be neglected. Changed prices are: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Con. Tin Smelt Ord. 22 (i 2:-; 6 HKqng S'hai Bank iH'kong reg.)160 words
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Article87 1952-10-16 9 THE produce market in Singapore was steady in the copra section and quiet in the coconut oil section. Copra buyers indicated $38! per picul for October and $3B! per picul for November, with sellers at $31. Coconut oil was quiet, sellers were asking for 549 and87 words
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Article38 1952-10-16 9 HONGKONG. Oct. 15— Special Standard Service. Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were $15.80 1o £1 sterling $6.***** !o U.S. $1, $1,833 10 Malayan SI $0.3880 to one Indonesian Rupiah. gold $288,125 to one tael.38 words
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Article, Illustration46 1952-10-16 9 Picture shows the new Morris Minor which recently completed a nonstop 10.000-mile run over the Goodwood Motor Circuit, Sussex, being refuelled from a mobile workshop. The first Morris Minor to be made since the giant MorrisAustin merger, it started its run on Oct. 1. AP photo.46 words
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Advertisement31 1952-10-16 9 --'-~~^-Z^- z^zZ^^ztMS/KKM 4 Vi I I AVI ~~-^lz^-^^-~^-~ J?~—z~~z^'Z-^J'Wfm van \U H lift m w *€W I HP V^^# CONSOLE MODEL Designed for rooms or office*. HnndmM, nchly-styled Wolnut veneer cobinef*31 words
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Advertisement34 1952-10-16 9 Tart of the fiyayan Ucw ..v...-.-... :->S:«_ /y I j»» t^H "< S > a f if*t™ i k i a a f*\ aa*™f^ c n t SINGAPORE MALACCA SEREMBAN KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG BUTTERWORTH JESSELTON34 words
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Miscellaneous1063 1952-10-16 9 Wfc^^MMlMikliilil,^! &m\V™ m^^^ JteJld§lM&^ WtiBßosititiss£ tfham m SINGAPORE I RADIO PROGRAMME (M^V\: nnu .0. I DIADv RAIHO MALAVA. SINGAPORE: Jakarta. U nEMB«2/l»4> 7 K>iM\M.: 7 .30 t•• Ml 930 ai, English Schools Broad- am d iBA?O4/463i 10 am f THEOSOPfftni w. cast: MSS Interlude; 10 am Calcutta iEM.")I3/0««) H-3(> am1,063 words
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560 1952-10-16 10 Sir,-— I see that my little note the other day about Mr. Rajah's delaying tactics at the City Council meeting when this body was debating implementation of a new salary scale for City workers has touched at least two of his supporters to560 words
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Letter311 1952-10-16 10 Sir; I am flattered by the detailed criticism. by "A Straits Chinese" (in his letter published in the "The Standard" on Wednesday) ot my article about the A.F.L.'s resolution urging the appointment of an American Deputy to Genera! Templer. I ani glad we both agrcs that Templer311 words
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Letter301 1952-10-16 10 Sir:— The aim of the Legion of Decency is not to stop our seeing good films. It is most unfortunate that TOMORROW IS TOO LATE w;is advertised as "a Picture that deals frankly and tactful ty with problems of adolescence and the awakening of sex knowledge."301 words
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Letter187 1952-10-16 10 Sir; It strikes me as strange that a workers' organisation such as the American Federation of Labour should so suddenly show an interest in the internal affairs of Malaya. At their recent annual congress, it was reported, the Federation passed a resolution calling for an American deputy187 words
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Letter136 1952-10-16 10 Sir, As Counsel for Mr. P. V. Sarma, may I attempt to correct the unfortunate impression conveyed by the front page article in Tuesday's issue of The Standard? My client has not demanded his ■'immediate unconditional release" still less for "repatriation to India on certain conditions". It136 words
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Article, Illustration596 1952-10-16 10 ROSALIND RATNAM - ROSALIND RATNAM By HERE are the sewing instructions for The Standard Pallern No. 29, which appeared in the Sunday 1. With your pattern pieces you will receive an identification chart which will show in miniature the various pattern pieces for this dress. Before you do anything copy596 words
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Advertisement649 1952-10-16 10 I TODAY m r^3 <^f"t*3TSr*\rC ll anlf 4s COttr fAST THRILLS! 2nd ICTTON-] ILLfcD WEEK FROM TOMORROW! YvL tft^ RAFAEL SaVaTIMS |l CsaSSer Pasßh Lelcb feSu Free List Kntirely Suspended! Plus! G. 15. NEWS SPECIAL^ j j| I ILL COVERAGE OF ROYAL VISIT ALSO! LONDON RAIL DISASTER ruJX rt rt649 words
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Advertisement27 1952-10-16 10 CUT OUT THESE INSTRUCTIONS and KEEP THEM BY YOU TILL YOU GFT YOUR PATTERN PIECES THIS WEEK'S PATTERN WILL BE ON PAGE 13 OF THE SUNDAY STANDARD.27 words
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Advertisement148 1952-10-16 10 mk> jj ynwi gM& mhma dot DAILY l! h> SHOWS Ifjfll 9.30 Saturday Uate-^-^ 00 APVilll. V 4llOV j _j«,r,«« GEORGE MONTGOMERY i Tomorrow M am 'IHI. l.\!i^ (>!',l!i I- f< Saturday I am K) IHE K I'M Sundiy 9am THK 1 '.Whs See il 1 oday for I otnorrow148 words
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Miscellaneous378 1952-10-16 10 >*f R/M PEL M/IR S TO D A V' S QUOTATION: "He was like the cock who thought the sun had risen to hear him crow.' i George I'.liot. THURSDAY FOR EVERYi ONE: Morning offers a i chance to move forward In minor interests or contacts Gain through a practical378 words
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442 1952-10-16 11 By Standard's Hockey Reporter FOUR Colony hockey teams will figure in a fight to the finish next week to decide this year's Singapore Hockey Association senior league champions. Each with an equal chance to succeed, they are the Singapore Recreation Club, Ceylon Sports442 words
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Article87 1952-10-16 11 The Malayan Hockey Council invites members of the public to submit designs for a badge for the Council. The best design submitted will win a prize of $25. The design must be In colour and must incorporate Singapore and the Federation. Size of the drawing should87 words
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Article51 1952-10-16 11 Georgians Bcal RASC JPING, Wed.— S: Institution hockey team < the RASC Sports Club to m K f jn!s tooneint n day. XI inwaa Singb (2 mi Tommy Dorai, Kored foi I m winni V I the military side. B-^e I a da tiing g oot hi score their only51 words
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Article156 1952-10-16 11 Billiard Table For Marshall WHEN the world amateur billiard Bob Marshall arrives in Singapore early in November, he will be given a billiard table for his use fur the duration of his visit. Robinsons Limited are going to lend a famous Ormes billiard table to the champion. who prefers this156 words
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152 1952-10-16 11 LONDON Oct. 15. (AP) Sammy McCarthy, 127 lbs., of London. defeated Jan Maas, 124 lbs., featherweight champion of Holland. in a scheduled eight-round boxing bout before a capacity crowd at Steatham Ice Rink on Monday night. The referee stopped the fight in the third152 words
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Article40 1952-10-16 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.; The Johore Police Contingent annual athletic sports will be held on the Police Depot padang, Johore Bahru on Saturday, starting at 2 p.m. The Federation Police Band will play during the course of the evening.40 words
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Article69 1952-10-16 11 THE Singapore Cycle Racing Association wishes to remind all competitors about the 50-mile time trial for the best all rounder competition to be held on Sunday at 6.45 a.m. on the sth miie Bukit Timah Road. This trial is to be competed for the "Hobbes-of-Barbican" proceeds. Entries69 words
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Article, Illustration132 1952-10-16 11 Slammin's Sam Snead - GOLE Heres HOW Slammin's Sam Snead. Ht^/y I LIKE this picture. Start your downswing in the form pictured here and you'll be doing plenty all right. This player is perfectly balanced on his feet, and he has that straight left arm in there to guide the clubhead down in a132 words
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Article71 1952-10-16 11 The following were elected officials of the Indian Brotherhood Soccerites at the annual general meeting held at Fathul Karib Club last Suday. President: D. Krishnasamy (re-elected); Vice President Raja Gopal; Hon. General Secretary: Marimuthu (re-elected); Hon. Sports Secretary: N. Lopanathan; Hon. Treasurer: S. Chithambram; Sports Captain: A. Sivadas71 words
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Article473 1952-10-16 11 TANJONG MALIM. Wed. I Sultan Idris Training College I just managed to beat the Ist. 1 Battalion, Queen's Own Royal West Kents Regiment from Kuala Kudu Bahru, in a thrilling invitation relay at the College sports on Saturday. Huang Tunh House won the team championship. Among473 words
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Article, Illustration62 1952-10-16 11 Tiger Sporting Association captain, Aw Boon Seong re- i ceives the Haw Par Cup for the second successive year from Mr. W. McGregor Watt, President of th e Singapore Amateur Football Associa- tion, at the conclusion of the annual League versus Cup winners soccer match on Tuesday.62 words
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Article224 1952-10-16 11 THERE will be three special races for Class 1 and 2 horses at the Singapore Turf Club November Meeting to be held at Bukit Timah on Nov. 15, 19 and 22. Main attraction at the meeting will be the Singapore St. Leger for horses224 words
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Article80 1952-10-16 11 World Champion To Defend Title NEW YORK. Oc!. 15. (AFP) The world lightweight b^x- 1 ing champion, Mexico's Laura Salas it to defend his title against Janes Carter ion i; 1 1 at the Chicago stadium, it was learned hers yesterday. Carter. the previous holder of the title, was beaten80 words
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Article243 1952-10-16 11 A combined team of Australians and New Zealanders will p!ay a golf matrh against the Island Club on Deepavali Day, tomorrow at the Island Club. The draw and starting times are: 8.30 Capt. B. Moore (3) F. Jonees vJ. Hodgkinson (scr) CAR. Bateman (3). 8.35 J. Wilkinson243 words
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Article131 1952-10-16 11 HM Dockyard Badminton THE results of the finals of the HM. Dockyard Medical Badminton Clubs Tournaments for 1952, played recently were: Hospital Senior Singles: Champion: S. Snnmuganainan. Runner-up: K.T. ArastL i Junior Singles: Champion: E j Rasaratnam. Runner-up: O. Ganesan. Hospital Doubles: Champions: S. Sanmugannth;in and G. G«nesan. Runners- up:131 words
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360 1952-10-16 11 Be True Sports men, Says Tiger's Patron Tourists Leave Today THF aim of sports in not to be concerned s»>lHf with the development of physical powers. Tiiesr must go hand in hand with sportsmanship, te.vm\ork and cooperation, the patron of the Ti^cr Sporting Association, Mr. Aw Boon Haw, said in360 words
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Article107 1952-10-16 11 Schoolboy Bowled Compton Sr A VF O K D O 15, (AP) Der. > ton, one of Ei m-; 1 top-ra king cricki I was clean I with two con e balls y by a <■«.:- old sphooll Compton vrai if D:.r St n e I s I [emotu tral107 words
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Advertisement973 1952-10-16 11 EM \RRf ACE (l I NOTICE t) are TKNDIIR VflTtf'C •In 1 t>ntral Klectricity Board Kt'drratUm of Malaya era wil] be received at '< Ofllce of The General UAI r P r, Centra] Electricity NUIIUS eration ol Mal.'ya RO H( IW3. Kuala Lumpur: •.rikruptry No. 2of !i< J'^ o:j Friday973 words
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Advertisement163 1952-10-16 11 i CAPMTOL MONDAY OCT LNMf. 9M p.m. Ate b/ ///<< /A-/ Pictures of tln> mr! GUARANTEED M i THRILL OF A LIFETIME! j New cur beauty after one application of SIMONIZ 4 UnKke the tfcm liquid polisLes that last only a few weeka Aarrf, durable Simoniz protecta your car finish163 words
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Article243 1952-10-16 12 Seletar RAF Hold Varsity THE University of Malaya drew witiS R.A.F. (Seletar) one-ail m a Singapore Hockev Asso- j Ciation Div. 1 B league! fixture played at Seletar j yesterday. The equaliser! Ij: the University came; late in the second half. A rmen dominated p'a> in |he Brsl baU but243 words
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Article63 1952-10-16 12 1 UPING Wed— Keen comr „-> expected at the anual i ib > :;r.!5 tournament for t Sultan Sir Abdul Aziz Shield sented jointly bv Mr. E ss nac and Mr. AE V. tottor 1 tourn uneni which be^ir.s will feature outstanding pis 5 tram the63 words
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Article, Illustration56 1952-10-16 12 photo. Italy's top three cyclists are pictured here during a feature race arranged for them at the Vigorelli Velodrome, Milan. They were filling out a bill which included a professional speed competition and the Pirelli Grand Prix race for amateurs. Left to right: Fiorenzo Magni. veteran Gino BartaliAP - 56 words
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Article359 1952-10-16 12 I LOWER BADMINTON PARTY made history last night when two of tneir players Seah Hark Chim and Ng H»'iiij Kwang entered the Singapore Badminton Association's junior singles final by defeating Oh Chiap Choon (Marigold) and Ahmad Sarkawi (Gentle) in the semi-finals at Guillemard Road last359 words
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367 1952-10-16 12 By SCRUM HALF ON THE padang yesterday a weakened Singapore Harbour Board team managed to hold the Singapore Cricket Club "A" team to a 3— all draw. The play was very scrambly at the start until eventually the Club was awarded a penalty for367 words
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Article66 1952-10-16 12 HONG KO\(i. Ott. 15 AFP)— Anstraliaa woman Olympir sprint rhampion Marjorie Jatk-ion arrived herr this ftftersooo after a series of exhibitions in Japan. Before leaving for Australia. *he will take part in an exhibition race asjain.st finalists in girls 100-metre in the last Olony championships.66 words
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Article21 1952-10-16 12 SHERWOOD FORESTERS conceded a walkover to the C.S.C. in the Div. I B of the Singapore Hockey Association league yesterday.21 words
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Article63 1952-10-16 12 IPOH. Wee I.—1 St. Michael's Institution A and B teams each scored single goal victories over Anderson School A and B teams today. Both matches were played at a fast pace throughout. On the upper Padang the 2/2 Gurkha Rifles and ACS 'A' shared honours and on the other63 words
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651 1952-10-16 12 RECORD CROWD SEES FIJIANS BEAT SEL CLUB KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A record breaking crowd turned out today to see the Fijians ploy their first rugby match in Kuala Lumpur. The match was on the Padang, the Fijians' opponents the Selangor Club, and the result a victory for the dusky Islanders651 words
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Article207 1952-10-16 12 CHICAGO. Oct. 15. (AP). Jimmy Carter, lightningfisted New York Negro, hopes to repeat the feat of another lightweight of a dozen years ago and recapture the 135-pound crown from Lauro Salas tonight. Carter will try to emulate Lou Ambers who lost the title to207 words
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Article255 1952-10-16 12 ON THE Ayer Road ground, RAF (Tengah) Rugger XV beat RASC XV by the five points, (goal) to nil. From the kick off two well matched packs gave their utmost to open the game and get the ball to their backs. Movements spread quickly across but255 words
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Article66 1952-10-16 12 Selangor (iub: Browne. Weld ing, Borrie. Fanell ana R L K Brown; Bennett and Fdington; Tyrrell. Waugh and Avmitage. Goodsir and Stimpson Holland, McDonald and Gouldboutn. Fijians: M Tuinabua: M Wauanika, F. Rayawa, J Baba and O. Dawai; T. ECabuta Naitini; L Etabukawaqa, .T Bideni ind I. Vulatolu66 words
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Article93 1952-10-16 12 SEREMBAX. Wed. Sixteen teams, representing eight schools, will take part in the i first hockey carnival for the Negri Sembilan Combined i Schools organised by the j Negri Sembilan sports council hockey section. The carnival will be held from j Oct. 24 to Oct. 26 on the93 words
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Article427 1952-10-16 12 PENANG, Wed.— Penang Chinese Club finished unbeaten champions in this years senior division football league when they scored a 3—l victory over their rivals Muslim Recreation Club in the deciding match of the tourney played on the Victoria Green today. The win gave the Chinese 19427 words
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Article128 1952-10-16 12 West Country Beat Bharat KAJAXG. Wed.-Plaung an exhibition game after the Ulu Langat District Indian Schools sports meet, the West Country Football team, considered the strongest Estate team defeated the Bharat football team of Ka.iang by two goals to nil. The game provided main thrills, especially at the Bharat goal128 words
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Article221 1952-10-16 12 NEWMARKET. Oct. 15 (Router) Scottish bookmaker George Maclean's Flush Royal won a thrilling race for the two-and-a-quarter miles Cesarewitch here this afternoon taking first prize of over £:*,OOO after the judge had consulted a photogapn. Flush Royal, seven-year-old horse by Majano out of Altamira. wag given221 words
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Article147 1952-10-16 12 RNAS (Sembawang) travelled down to u H j-, Training School ground yesterday and chalked big Rugby victory over the Police XV. betting 26 points (4 goals, try and penalty) to nil anting by 18 points within ten minutes of the BtttJ whei the Police had147 words
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Article247 1952-10-16 12 OTEC In Business Cup Final ORIENTAL Telephone and Electric Company entered the Singapore Business House Football Association's cup final uhen they beat William Jacks by five goals to two at Thomson Koari yesterday. OTEC will meet the winners of to day's semifinal match between lion? Kong and Shanghai Bank and247 words
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Article42 1952-10-16 12 Sugar Ray In Role NEW YORK. Oct. 15 (AFP' Sugar Ray Robinson. the world middle weight boxing champion, tnnounced here \%s\ night that he wou'd make hi debut in Vaudeville here MB November 7 in a show opening at "the Preach Casino42 words
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Advertisement103 1952-10-16 12 WHO IS THE BETTER? .NOBODY WILL FORGET THEIR LAST BLOODY STRUGGLE. KING y BERT KONG V ASSIRATI (Absorbed really terrible ("The referee was wrong. I Punishment Want s his reven?« won last time and ni h for a smashed nose and lost IVI lIV SUPPORTING BOLT A MAIN m Ifck103 words
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Advertisement43 1952-10-16 12 PORTRAIT QM "A SALESMAN DEEPAVALI JOY FLIGHTS FRIDAY 17 SATURDAY 18 KM From: 9 o.m. 6 p.m. Both l«yl CLJADT Cl ITUT^ )nvK I rLIOn I j LONGER FLIGHTS <over city (Tiger Moths Auster ROYAL SINGAPORE FLYING CLUB KALLANG PHONE: 8477. s.P.H.d«slLVAjffc^^ A>43 words
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