Singapore Standard, 19 April 1951
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Title Section15 1951-04-19 1 Singapore Standard yOt. 1 NO. 292 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1951. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS15 words
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145 1951-04-19 1 B, )||< HAEL GOH, Standard Staff Reporter ['111. BIGGEST haul of opium this year was uK yesterday Morning when over i worth of opium 500 lb. was seized lrom a station wagon. On routine night rounds it 3.30 a.m. yesterday, Volunteer Special145 words
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99 1951-04-19 1 Allied Push Dives Red Troops Back Ifl (Reuter- 1 •:t the Korean shifted to the .ore S. uth fought a Comi stimated at a tew miles c fighting took ate m wiring irters Gen James Van irmies conpati o and luring toe o -.cv met lhe Pukiam task I i99 words
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Article41 1951-04-19 1 II OT The I tor. ay Lei oi suburs m tbiUry to ts fi to enter.t.sh Co: >u'.ate-Gen-S d Iha Union ita c ilm loss i on and ra the streets iconic spot tis i C nsulate is41 words
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Article22 1951-04-19 1 tl (Renter)— Oscai Car- ol Portugal. 23 years, died here ago of 3i. I pov. Er in a blood-22 words
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Article55 1951-04-19 1 Two Chinese; one a woman. were stabbed by a compatriot during the early hours ot yesterday morning outside a North Bricise R md shophouse. The injured man is m hospital with slab wounds m his che>t while the woman was wounded m the arms A Chinese has been55 words
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Article34 1951-04-19 1 LONDON. Apr. 18. (AP> the b tdy ol former Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin was cremated today at a private service attended "only by Relatives. close friends and government and trade union associates.34 words
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233 1951-04-19 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Government will be quizzed at next Tuesday's meeting of the Legislative Council, on the delay m the preparation and presentation of a Labour Code for the Colony, the policy adopted m respect of the December riot detainees and233 words
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Article94 1951-04-19 1 Standard Staff Reporter WORKING m batches of seven and five, identity card thieves resumed activity after a. lapse of of a few days. Last night they visited four houses m Singapore and destroyed the identity cards of 19 persons. Five young Chinese boys were detained on94 words
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Article68 1951-04-19 1 JAKARTA. Apr. 18: <UP>President Soekarno today asked Moslem leader Sukiman and Nationalist Party leader Sidik Djojosukarto to form a cabinet to end the crisis which began jn March with the resignation of the old cabinet. A middle-aged Chinese was Yound with his throat slit early yesterday morning68 words
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Article32 1951-04-19 1 Vice- Admiral WG. Andrewes, >rmer commander ol the British C mm »nweaith and Allied Fleet m Korean waters, will leave Singapore tor England today m the P and O Corfu.32 words
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Article, Illustration78 1951-04-19 1 Among other places which the High Commissioner, Sir Henry Gurney. visited during his two-day tour of Central and North Kedah was the Kubang Pasu Irrigation Area. In this picture. Sir Henry is seen studying a key-plan of the Irrigation Area at the Tanjong Pauh Headworks.Dept. of Information - 78 words
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589 1951-04-19 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. 18 (UP)— General Douglas Mac Arthur returned to his homeland tonight after 14 years with two wars behind him and a battle ahead. Winding up" a 2,530-mile flight from Hawaii, Mac* Arthur's special Lockheed Constellation, the Bataan touched down at589 words
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67 1951-04-19 1 Aeheson Won't Attend Joint Congress Meeting WASHINGTON. Apr. 18 (AF) U.S. Secertary of State Dean Acheson told his weekly press conference on Tuesday that he did not think General Mac Arthur would show a copy of his speech to congress on Thursday to the State Department before delivering it. Mr.67 words
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Article108 1951-04-19 1 7 Dockers Leaders Set Free LONDON. Apr. 18: (Reuter) Seven dockers' leaders whose trial for conspiracy brought 9.000 of the dockmates out on strike were discharged as fret men today. The Attorney-General. Sir Hartley Shawcross. who prosecuted, said that the findings of the jury were illogical and compelled him m108 words
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Article84 1951-04-19 1 LONDON. April 18 (Renter) The Government defeated an opposition challenge to its budget proposals by 11 votes m the House of Commons today. Its proposal to increase the tax on petrol by 4id. a gallon to 3s. fid. was carried by 300 V >tes to 289.84 words
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Article32 1951-04-19 1 WASHINGTON, Apr. 18 (AP)— lhe U.S. Congress on Tuesday sent General Mac Arthur a formal invitation to address it at 1730 GMT on Thursday, (Singapore Time 1.00 a.m. Friday),32 words
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Article130 1951-04-19 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE THAI Government yesterday agreed to supply 415.000 metric tons of rice at official prices previously announced to neighbouring British territories, the Federation of Malaya, Singapore, Hong Kong, Sarawak and Brunei and North Borneo by contracts signed at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.130 words
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Article, Illustration198 1951-04-19 1 Trio On Way To Complet e Fiji Survey photo Standard Staff Reporter THREE men who flew into Singapore yesterday m an Oxford aircraft said that they were going to complete the survey of the Fiji Islands, first started by Captain William Bligh of the mutiny on I.M.S. Bounty fame, InStandard - 198 words
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379 1951-04-19 1 nope Dwindles For 75 Aboard Sunken Affray PORTSMOUTH, Apr. 18 (UP) The Royal Navy admitted late today that it had only a faint hope oi rescuing the 75 men trapped m the British submarine, Affray, on the bottom of the English Channel. Hope faded despite the search by 44 warships379 words
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242 1951-04-19 1 Request Approved THE STATE Department of ashington has approved a request made by Mr. Elmer Newton, director of the Singapore United States Information Services to appoint a negro as cultural officer here. Mr. Newton told The Singapore Standard yesterday, "He is a friend242 words
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Article33 1951-04-19 1 PARIS. Apr 18. (AP) FxUarshal Henri Philippe Petain, 94. was reported today gravely il! m his prison cell oo the bleak island ol Dyeu, off the west coast of France33 words
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Article20 1951-04-19 1 WASHINGTON, Apr. 18. (Barter) President Truman earmarked 1 .000 to build •i shelter al White H w.20 words
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Advertisement115 1951-04-19 1 Jnfchh ■■mmumwrnj MET mmmmmwmmrwKmmmm MOTOR OIL "I enjoy them best ummm "Henry says a woman never knows her own mind. But I've never changed my mind about dv Maurier since the very first one I tasted. For one thing, I mus have a cool cigarette, and thc filter tip sees115 words
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601 1951-04-19 2 Riot Victims Were Refused Shelter— court told Inspector Charged With Failing To Arrest Rioters Standard Staff Reporter A CATHOLIC priest and a European ei\ilian told the Singapore First District Court yesterday that, after they Mere beaten up by rioters on last Dfefc, 1 1 they Here refused refuge m the601 words
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185 1951-04-19 2 MUNICIPAL CLERICAL SERVICE Standard Staff Reporter \\\Y EXECUTIVE Conamittee oi tlu> Prograssive l*ar(\ oi Support* vlll tt>tla\ consider t^o motions for Introdactioa at the "«'\t meetum ol the Municipal (•!iin i l i»i(>!icr«. The Standard v»a> tohl. ris re'3t< the Sei ge <185 words
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93 1951-04-19 2 THE SINI.APOKF Traffic Court Magistrate, Mr. JJf. IVnereux Otfcfcwil told The Standard >e>terday that m vie* of th<* laik of lespecl shown b> trarlic t^lVntl«T>. \\\e rourt v, >uid di.il more >evert 1/ with such persons. "To the corrtit re s»v; lot the i93 words
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Article99 1951-04-19 2 TAN SOON TAIVas sentenced to one month rigorous imprison- ry the Smzapore S,o nd rm.'.c Cu.:t Magistrate. Mr. J. M. D. Colebourn yesterday for driving a car on April 10 while, ■'..-qualified to do SO. He was further fined $58 for' driving the car without third99 words
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Article247 1951-04-19 2 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE saw a marked increase m the smuggling of gold into the Colony, jn 1950. A total of 600 pounds of gold, valued at about $865,000 was seized during the year. In most cases, Hongkong was the territory of immediate origin. This247 words
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71 1951-04-19 2 Standard Staff Reporter MISS ELSKE WOLTERS. Singapore's "Girl of The Year kept Kallang Airport visitors and staff "rubber necking" yesterday as she flitted about doing her iirst job there. She is learning the work ol a ground hostess for KLM (Royal Dutch Airlines*.71 words
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Article135 1951-04-19 2 Daily-Paid Workers Staaadard staflF Reporter THE [NTRODUCTK X of a unii r i v- age rate for dailypaid je< s in th vari wis tcp trtn tits ol "ao Singapore Mi ni Ip i ity has been n x>mm<: I by the Sei vice O mtnitu135 words
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Article64 1951-04-19 2 Standard Staff Reporter PIN IFESSOR Marcus Ohphant. Australian atomic scientist, fell ill on his way to Singapore by .or yesterday and was taken straight to his hotel tor rest Professor Oliphant spent two weeks m Pakistan advising the Government on problems of university education. He64 words
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Article43 1951-04-19 2 CHIAM TEXG SWEE, was fined $3,000, m default three m »p ths rigo ro us imprisonment, m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday for assisting m the management of a chap-ji-kee lottery. One-th; rd of the fine goes to the informer.43 words
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Article148 1951-04-19 2 TBK SINGAPORE Art second annual Exhibition <»i the work of arti>ts resident m Singapore, Malaya .md Sarawak will be opened by Majer-Geaeral l>. Dunlop, at 5 p.m. tomorrow m the British 1 ounril HalL It will remain on show daily from 1) a m. to148 words
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Article253 1951-04-19 2 gratuity Schemes To Be Reviewed Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Government has appointed joint Government-Municipal Committee to review uae gratuity rule** for daily-rated employees of both bodies, and make reeonumendationii. The was .stated al a recent meeting of the Service Committee of the Municipal Commissioners. It was stated that this253 words
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Article, Illustration455 1951-04-19 2 MAXINE RAKICH - MAXINE RAKICH By ROY MORRELL does it ;ii:ain. Onoe more Roy Morrell has §enl m poiotingf. ami kine drawings lo the second open exhibition of the Singapore Art Society at the British Council Hall, which will tonne much conim< from the public of Singapon455 words
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Advertisement59 1951-04-19 2 |C^*^^ IIRELLI VJENERaL fjS^L'' 1 ADVT OF THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO LTD OF ENGLAND iINGAPO*E MALACCA lUALA LUMPuK PENANG tSZ'-'-i^S THE SOAPOFB£AUTIFULWOMEM H. V. RIP P I I CRnkoa lchtiar Perdagangan dan Pelajaran Indonesia) Importers. Exporters, and Shipping. Hend QOee GangAtjonfl No: I: Kramat: DJAKARTA: Branch: 66 "B" Robinson Road.59 words
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Advertisement142 1951-04-19 2 KLIM specially Packed ti n i ■■IK -9Pfiu ,n 7""'"' _*J COLOB P I ritei f« b t/d Greco imle (rem onh v 1 iu«i Po* Run 29, Koi CcipisWrfl KEW SESSION "^k wL.~j^ ***?^^A£*** 1 1 n wi GOOD CIGAI s X BAR Pimples 60 Cause Killed I The142 words
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Miscellaneous129 1951-04-19 2 ~*STCL?^ DOGPatch engla^i? -SOMETHING VCXJ'VE 'AD TQ CAUGHT THEM, 700.7-1* OH, V KIT'LL BE ANDY V \slGl>Lurr IK,^! THEY CALL /MUM. WHAT WITH NO SO I'LL TAKE MV < BLESS AYE MONEY AROUNDk Mir U^!>V Mc.T I** CFF TO NEW DOGRATCM. 1 TWETSADIEVORSES LEFT TO CHOICE OF DOGFATCH) YOUR TH'CARSTLE129 words
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128 1951-04-19 3 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Two more senior Health Inspectors are leaving the Johore Medical Department by the end of this month, to take up higher posts. They are Messrs. N. K. Krishnan and Ong Lock Mui. These two Inspectors with Mr. X.K. Pillay.128 words
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Article73 1951-04-19 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— When the Federal Legislative Council meets on Wednesday, April 25, Mr. Tan Siew Sin will ask the Member for Works and Housing. "m view of the heavy traflie on the main Malacca-Singapore coast road and the congestion and delay frequently met with at73 words
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Article, Illustration682 1951-04-19 3 NO ASIAN NAMED OSTG IN FEDERATION Questions By Councillors Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Tuan Sheik Ahmad is concerned over the fact that not one Asian officer m the Federation holds the appointment of Officer Superintending Police Circle, and there is not one m Selangor, Pahang and Malacca whoLim - 682 words
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Article112 1951-04-19 3 Standard Staff Reporter BATU PAHAT, Wed—Nineteen teachers from various Government English Schools m the State of Johore are attending a Physical Training- (Federal) Course, Stage Two, at the Malacca High School. The course, which began. last Monday, ends on Sunday. The teacners taking par: are:112 words
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Article513 1951-04-19 3 A MALAY youth. Ismail bin Haji Ali, 20, who defaced his identity card. was fined $3 by the Muar magistrate. SIX Malays and three Chinese who built houses on a road reserve at Serom No. 3, Muar. were fined $10 to $25 each by the Muar magistrate. FOUR513 words
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286 1951-04-19 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A group of young men of all nationalities m the Federation are doing valuable work today m the country's fight against banditry. They are members of the Junior Army Civil Officers" Liaison Corps which has286 words
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Article84 1951-04-19 3 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Wed A Chinese driver who plied his car for hire and carried passengers without a Public Vehicle Service licence was fined 5450 by Inche Mahamood bin Ali, m the Magistrate's Court today. Chief Inspector Abdul Hadi, pressing for a heavy punishment,84 words
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Article54 1951-04-19 3 SEREMBAN. Wed.— A Chinese girl, Leow Yin. (°> who was sentenced by the President of the Sessions Court, Kuala Pilah, to two years simple imprisonment on a charge of consorting with person or persons unknown, appealed unsuccessfully before Mr. Justice Abbott m the Seremban High Court. The girl54 words
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130 1951-04-19 3 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— A' Chinese fitter, employed at the Singapore Naval Base, Chew Leong Huat, who admitted a [charge of attempt to evade Customs duty on 47 packets of cigarettes was today fined $150 by Inche Mahamood bin Ali, the Johore130 words
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Article79 1951-04-19 3 SEREMBAN. Wed— Judgment was reserved by Mr. Justice Abbott m the Seremban High Court m the case m which three Chinese. Soo Hing. Lai Kirn and Chin Mok Seng, appealed against the decision of the President of the Sessions Court, Kuala Pilah, who had sentenced them to five79 words
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Article151 1951-04-19 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation coffers benefitted by $13,998 from fines imposed on offenders of the Food Control Proclamation and Price Control Ordinance m the first three months of the year. There were 553 prosecutions, 14 of which still remain to be151 words
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Article, Illustration22 1951-04-19 3 Some of the students who sat for the London Chamber of Commerce Examination last Monday at the Singapore Institute of Commerce.22 words
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Article135 1951-04-19 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Jenderam is the subject of eight questions Captain Hussein bin Onn will put to the Secretary for Defence when the Federal Legislative Council meets next week. Captain Hussein wants to know how many persons from Kampong Jenderam and the surrounding Kampongs,135 words
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Article129 1951-04-19 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The following are the officebearers of the St. John's Institution Old Boys Association: President. Mr. Khoo Teik Ec: Vice-Presidents. Drs. J. S. Goonting and Foo Lum Choon: Messrs. Lee Tiam Onn. Chesh Ewe Keat. Liew Kwong Hon and Eu129 words
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Article92 1951-04-19 3 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Wed '"You better Inform youi Traffic Officer to be more careful m future." remarked Inche Mahamood bin A!i. the Johore Bahru Magistrate when allowing an application by Court Inspector Gurbakh Sir.gh to amend a charge ot negligent driving to inconsiderate driving92 words
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Advertisement12 1951-04-19 3 SECOJXD TO NONE PAT TTMPJT PROVISIONS DEPT. Qj Q JQj N S12 words
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Miscellaneous10 1951-04-19 3 <p^\| Xf a ge n Y h°oh7 JEJfI t 110 words
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Article, Illustration633 1951-04-19 4 Query MCS Official In SSCS Post Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Wed. A proposal that more peneral clerical service super-scale and special class posts should he created within the Settlement of Penang to allow wider scope for promotion was made at the first meeting of the633 words
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Article83 1951-04-19 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The appointment i f a Spc ial Committee t> investigate and rep rt on the Colonial Devo 1< pment Scheme m respect ol a Fisheries Research Station proI ed at Ba k Pulau. P.- ai g. will be moved by En he83 words
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Article59 1951-04-19 4 PARIT BUNTAR, Wed— A verdict of death by misadventure with no blame attached to the driver was returned by the Coroner, Inche Abdul Wahab bin Abdullah, at the conclusion of an inquest held into the death of Savarimutthu, aged 51, who was knocked down and killed by a taxi59 words
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Article108 1951-04-19 4 Busman 's Holiday For Perak's MB IPC Wed T v Mentri F l\ Panglima 8..k.: ngUu i& dis tost I at 3 esteimeeting of tte Barak State C ra that I c wi I I g 1 leave fi 1 June Itc During lie h riod 1 1 1 1108 words
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Article45 1951-04-19 4 ME 1 KE LEE and iss Siti rere entertained by the t the Chief Police Offi at< ty at the 1 Serembar pi t g the See. Mi Luk< 1 S the Police I] t as a- Inspector ..nj, oi ti g, -t. fox45 words
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88 1951-04-19 4 IPOH. We .l— The third cooperative store to be openeh m a tin mine, the Tanji ng Tin Co-operative Stores S :v Ltd.. at Tanjong Tuallang, has started function.:.!:. Membership ot this store Is 400 with an initial cap tai of $6,000. The Company88 words
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Article73 1951-04-19 4 PENANG. Wed— A move to form a political party to contest the coming Municipal Elections here was made last night at a meeting at No. 2 Hutton Lane, when a working committee of nine members was appointed. They are Che Osman Siru, Dr. Cheah Cheng Poh,73 words
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252 1951-04-19 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Wed. The hop*- that Ipoh might later on get public institutions like the ono he >aw m \«-w Zealand and Australia \*a> expressed l>\ Mr. J. M. Brandrr, chairman of the Kinta Toaf Hoard, at toda>*> monthly meeting of the Board. Mr252 words
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94 1951-04-19 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Wed —The following were elected office bearers at the fifth annual general meeting of the Local Indian congress ef Ayer Itam and Kampong Bahru: President, Sri V. B. S. Mani3m: Vice President, Sri R. R. Nada- raja; Secretary, Sri N,94 words
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Article159 1951-04-19 4 WELFARE BOD Y TOLD MEET OFTENER Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Wed. The Perak Chinese Welfare Association will call on the Perak Welfare Committee to hold more regular meetings m the future. At today's monthly meeting of the PCWA, the committees felt that the Perak Welfare Committee should have an executive159 words
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Article, Illustration214 1951-04-19 4 Penang Resumes Business With Indonesian Fort Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Wed. The first ship from Penang tn make a trip lo I. ho Seumawc and hack since lhe incident when eight Malavau chips were detained by the Lint Seumawe authorities for a month was the kong Wah. whose skipper and214 words
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Article30 1951-04-19 4 FOR assaulting his mother-in-law, Tng Hor Ee. a lorry driver was bound over m $50 for six months by the Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate, Mr. P. Claque yesterday.30 words
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Article39 1951-04-19 4 FOR storinfi "7 .-rut ol rubber m a sundry i:^.id> shop al Pari! P: on oh, Muar, a inese. Lim Khai, was Bned W5O. or TO days rous impria tnnent b the Ifrtar ras g-strate^ Enche Rauf.39 words
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149 1951-04-19 4 i Stand-i rd Staff Ct>rre>poud«*n I IPOH. Wed.— After about ten years of inactivity the once popular Kinta Swimmmg Club will definitely be revived and the organiser? expect the pot to be ready before the end Dl the year. A meeting ol i149 words
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Article49 1951-04-19 4 PENANG. Wed— The PenangKuala Lumpur oown mail train was fired on last night by bandits between Sungei Sipi:t and Chemor. Abu Bakar bin Mohamed, a Malay seaman passenger was wounded. Bullet holes were found on. both sides of two coaches and two goods wagons.49 words
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Article, Illustration59 1951-04-19 4 Fenang's Newest Cinema Picture -of the new Star Theatre at the junction of Dato Kramat Road and Pahang Road, Penang. which was recently completed at a cost of about 5250.000. including equipment and furniture. This cinema hall is solely controlled by Mr. Ong Keng Huat. local cinema -magnate, and will59 words
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Article217 1951-04-19 4 Standard Staff Correspond* iv PENANG, Wed. Mr. 5. A Abishegam, thc general secretary of the Malayan Youth Council, said today that through the good offices of the British Council, Federation of Malaya, it has been made possible to send three Malayans, who are members217 words
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Article60 1951-04-19 4 IPOH. Wed— Two lay-outs for about 20© private duelling houese m tbe Kuala K.ini:>ar Road area of Ipoh are now before the Town Planning Committee, it was revealed at todays 808 thly's meeting of the kinta Town Board. The area lies between Kuala Kanitsar Road and60 words
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86 1951-04-19 4 Aaequaie Stock Of Streptomycin In Singapore Standard Staff Reporter SHORTAGE of aureomv, i„ and Singapore is not as serious k 3> re,„. rl Slate Council on Tuesday, sexeral ,n !l told The Standard ye^rdav. Government had stated' tha; ment had adequate stocks of streptoi needs of tuberculosis patients reg i86 words
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22 1951-04-19 4 Union Told To Wait For Pay Revision I Pc:. m| Un of i Salai app surei s fered i r. 11 X22 words
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Miscellaneous88 1951-04-19 4 K'fe^ ill /^^<S~^ f fai lif^/VE GOT IT/ K. H| II THINK OF IT/ M 3 I WW i -Si rw-^ -.A *^W^ r WIVES ALWAYS MAKE J 1 1 > AT INVENTION />7> /^HOLLOW SOAP//^ I iff J tS^P G ?^VT-P k «fer C THEIR HUSBANDS USE S 'J88 words
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Article, Illustration686 1951-04-19 5 $250,000 FROM GOVT., REST FROM THE PUBLIC Standard Staff Reporter A SECONDARY school worthy of being the training ground of the future leaders of this country is the nucleus of She expansion scheme now being proposed for St. Andrew's School, Singapore. The686 words
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Article, Illustration132 1951-04-19 5 I>K. C. J. PAGLAR whose interest m youth and welfare work m Singapore has earned him a place ou the All-Chinese Committee of the Young Men's Department of the Singapore (hinese V.M.C.A. is seen addressing the committee at its inaugural meeting recently. In the picture (from extreme left) are Mr.132 words
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266 1951-04-19 5 Spore Customs Office Standard Staff Reporter THE EXISTING shortage ol senior .staff m the Singapore Customs and Excise Department 2."> per rent shortage on the establish ment of Senior Customs Officers and Customs Officers **is a most serious matter," slates the Department's 1950 report issued266 words
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Article43 1951-04-19 5 A CHARGE of rioting and committing mischief by setting fir-e to a motor-car at Rochore Canal Roal on Dec. 11 last year was explained to Mohamed Kassim m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday. Kassim was allowed bad oi $10,000 until43 words
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Article69 1951-04-19 5 LIM CHYE SOON was fined $50 m default two weeks rigorous imprisonment m the i Singapore Second Traffic Court yesterday for driving a taxi carelessly and colliding with a motor van on November 13 last. I For failing to appear m court on December 27 to69 words
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Article163 1951-04-19 5 Standard Staff Reporter COURT FEES, fines and forfeitures m the Singapore Supreme Court for last year amounted to $76,077.31. according to the annual report released yesterday. There were 1,144 suits compared to 897 m 1949. Magistrates appeals totalled 145, criminal appeals 24. civil appeals 31, divorce163 words
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Article38 1951-04-19 5 A 22- YEAR-OLD European, L. Searle was cautioned and discharged by tn e Singapore Second Police Magistrate yesterday. when he pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly at the RafTles Hotel, Beach Road on April 1738 words
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Article122 1951-04-19 5 Singapore Diary V.M.C.A.. ORCHARD KOAD: Tennis Tournament p.m.. laliic Tennis Training SU pan.. Male Voice Ciinir Practice 8 pjn. CHINESE Y.M.r.A.. BELCGIR KOAD: Student Music 4.30 |>.:n Hadminton 5 p.m.. _;«»»!> Building SU p.m.. Basket Ball SJS p.m Table IVnnis 7.3<» p.m.. Bil>:<Study Class 8 p.m.. Evening (lass .5 p.m.122 words
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Article244 1951-04-19 5 THE INAUGURAL MEETING of the proposed Trade Union Congress for Singapore ha., now been fixed for 10 a.m. on May 20, at the Clerical Union Hall m Rangoon Road. Mr. S. Jaganathan, Secretary of the Interim Committee told The Standard yesterday. Meanwhile, the draft244 words
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503 1951-04-19 5 Rural Needs Can 't Wait Say Three Councillors SOME OF THE amenities the rural people of Singapore have been craving for years eannol wait any longer. In fact they are long overdue, three elected Legislative Councillors told The Standard yesterday. "Take the case of standpipes m the Seletar area." MRS.503 words
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149 1951-04-19 5 Standard Staff Reporter THERE ARE certain registered societies m the Colony whose activities are not always confined to the praiseworthy objects expressed m their constitution, states Mr. J. P. Biddulph. Registrar of Societies, Singapore, m his report for last year. Notable among these are149 words
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Article, Illustration150 1951-04-19 5 Standard Stall Reporter AT AX INQUEST yesto 'i witi c ses :d the Singa) ('■>.■ i: M Cww r S igh thej believe 12-3 eai ild va tna Suchaya bin Yah--. died ol b1 mgulati a, d been k .Ed by a "gh. si Medical evidence150 words
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Article73 1951-04-19 5 A TOTAL of 104 advocates and solicitors took out certificates to practice m Singapore during 1950. states the annual report ot the Supreme Court One advocate ai d solicitor was struck ofl the roil. Tne following nemberi wt I Bh: Committee were elect. Chairman,73 words
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Advertisement348 1951-04-19 5 -T ,^_^«^^"^_B MARRIAGE the Registry on a lay isth April Goi 100 lo Mavis Se.h "acknowledgment UV' hi ah F. W. Liew family thank all relatives woo help, issisted with rs, sent reaths. telegrams of conic, attended the r -heir beloved TajudV. hy Tone. Abdi. lah T.iew and Miss Chuah348 words
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Advertisement603 1951-04-19 5 Boss' View On Ideal Employee Standard Staff Reporter what nbed to what employers expect from ineir employees when he 53.hr* I___L. R Ury C,ub weeaiy luncheon at the S^SSf s"*.*— y^terday \S Mr. Goodale: "Briefly, he should possess intelligence, heerfulness. willingness, abihty to express himself clear- >. diligence and a603 words
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Advertisement129 1951-04-19 5 GIANT TYRE SPECIALLY BUILT FOR EVERY TOUCH TRANSPORT JOB fi {o U l&mnge Taiiic M* VmOr% ARISTOCRAT SHARSW* No 6000 PAYON COTTON M f pSHIf HEAW WOOLLEN LIGHT TRORCAi. SUITING S -9/^)V ri*-, co. inc. mv .ok» Em^i "•:■:•:■:•:•>:■:■:•:■:■;•:•:• Lucky is the man or woman able to say "I've never129 words
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Article794 1951-04-19 6 QUB Malayan Governments are. it is true, a little bit hard of hearing. If you have complaints or labour under a sense of grievances it is no use trying to pul across your point of view m the soft accents di a whispering baritone. You have to794 words
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Article, Illustration177 1951-04-19 6 She's 5, She Cant Write- But Her Poetry Is Going On The Air LONDON. A LITTLE girl with grove eyes and hair puffing loose like a dandelion clock has composed two poems which were broadcast m last Saturday's Children's Hour m the 8.8.C. The girl, Judith Cushion, is only five177 words
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Article538 1951-04-19 6 Review of Views Trouble In Iran THE Iranian pi blem is m unting t i -i dimax, said Sin C c w j.- P i and a tether there would bo an amicable settlement depo da on the ability of vie Iranian G verr.irent > maintain peace and order m538 words
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Article431 1951-04-19 6 PLEASE SPARE THIS TRAIN SERVICE Sir:— May I through the medium ol your paper express, to whoever wu concerned m the resumption of :he Su!:.n Street Station SalaJc Sou h train service, our heartiest and sincerest gratitude It has been a long time since we m Salak S >uth have431 words
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Article, Illustration576 1951-04-19 6 "\IEMANG orang puteh terlangson keras hati". said the txi-driver. "O rtainly Europeans are very determined." He meant it as praise, but I think sometimes it is a good thing to mix a little patience with the determination. Two Incidents recently have amused me. Both showed too576 words
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Article, Illustration18 1951-04-19 6 "Who's the head of the house Hang on, chum, we're deciding that question right n0w 1*18 words
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344 1951-04-19 6 M. Reginald - M. Reginald By PENANG, is not the only Railway Station without trains calling. There is yet one more. In Malaya itself, and that is Kota Bharu Station m Kelantan. Palekbang, is the Bail Station m Kelantan where intending Passengers for Kota Bharu alight344 words
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Article212 1951-04-19 6 Sir: The proposed merger of the UMNO. MCA. MIC. recently announced m the press is premature and unworkable as far as Indians are concerned having regard to their present, economical, educational and social backwardness Instead I wish to suggest the merger of the MJC. MIA. and FIO. into212 words
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Article111 1951-04-19 6 Sir: I am writing this article so that I may attract the attention of the Kuala Lumpur Commissioners (Municipality) who have been very busy the last few years condemning unauthorised buddings and houses dangerous to human life. Well Commissioners, come over to Kampong Satu and111 words
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Article101 1951-04-19 6 Sir;— The letter which K.P.L. wrote and which was published m your paper on the 16th. instant receives my heartiest endorsement. But be on the alert to get some bombardment from the Education Department. I am, just like the many schoolboys, worrying my head about my101 words
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Article390 1951-04-19 6 Student Teachers At The Polls Sir —Through the medium your papi r 3 vish to tl nk all my friends and well wishers v. teed sincerely and Uringly tor the succesi I i election to the L. c Council. Unfort m tely tberesults not been as were expected but there390 words
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Article108 1951-04-19 6 $500 IS STILL TOO MUCH S 1 i i nent is tra* gant 1 m handing to each of the 1 C F ich memtx r I period of thro-. tig a to! Some an U- m and thei .000 each' M .11 unbei ftgun the Governn by the people108 words
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Advertisement107 1951-04-19 6 "IT i/f glasses alone improve ry vMrßy^gM- -no? fiaritner \J\J 3km Professional services and techni- s"^L^ I 11l eal skills are the essential aids to A v\'W your "seeing ability your visual I }W mJM comfort and efficiency. r/^hm* I y '-ÜBf J/JM/ ft is for these services and skills107 words
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Advertisement33 1951-04-19 6 MODEM TELEPHONES THE MODERN o! INTERCOMMI \l< I lo\ I* CONVERTS wnixsns w mini AN IDEAL DEVICE FOR CONFIDEN'i 'IAL OFFICE COMMUNICATION. Demonstrations daily at THE EMPOSHft* 17-19, Battery BmA Tel. 7872 *****33 words
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375 1951-04-19 7 UN Asian Group Asks India To Sound Out Reds LVKE SUCCESS, W 17 ffiv\ tv ,1 Indian Ambassador to ComnmnUtTi' r^: Asi n has requestlhe IVkins Government on Xher t Panik^, to sound out 1 oiled Nations and ur^hi^ l P~* f belief that the time has come for \Zl7t375 words
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98 1951-04-19 7 WASHINGTON. Apr. 18 (AP) General Mac Arthur stepped inio ihe full spot Ught of world attention on Tuesday, while President Truman moved aside to make room for the man he i had fired. With Gen. Mac Arthur due to address a joint98 words
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Article157 1951-04-19 7 'Desire' To Speed Up Jap Treaty Acheson: .SHINGTON, Apr. i:. >. rotary oi St_.te Dean a press con- d*J that mere was re" on the part ttttt States and all ten sted governments with the Japanese as quickly as sj :sc to a Question \et he thought "recent Hats" m157 words
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Article53 1951-04-19 7 kWA, Apr. 17 (UP)—ExAffair. Minister L. B. I said today that Canada Di ited States were m agreement on the basic i bt settled m the Japan- cc treaty. told the Commons ida had given careful the dra:: treaty circulatstern governments by ted States and would53 words
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Article166 1951-04-19 7 UN Action In Korea Warning Lie Says: ATHENS, Apr. 18 (AP) —I U.N. Secretory General Trygve j Lie said here last night the j U.N. action m Korea was a j i "warning against any future aggression anywhere m the world." Speaking at a government State dinner. Mr. Lie said166 words
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Article108 1951-04-19 7 WASHINGTON, Apr. 17. (Reuter) Announcement of an agreement on a tripartite security arrangement between the United States, Australia and New Zealand is expected to be made m Washington and Canberra within the next few days. In effect it is expected to give guarantee to the two Dominions108 words
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57 1951-04-19 7 LONDON. Apr. 16, (UP>.— The Moscow Radio said tonight that Russia has completed successfully her post-war five-year plan and "the most important tasks of the plan have been considerably exceeded." The nroaflcast said the plan for "reconstruction and development of the national economy" was adopted57 words
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Article63 1951-04-19 7 TOKYO, Apr. 17, (UP).— Five Thailand soldiers, wounded m action m Korea, were today awarded the Korean Ribbon with the Gold Cluster at the Tokyo Army Hospital. The awards, comparable to the American Purple Heart for wounds received m action and the American Bronze Medal, were presented by63 words
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Article, Illustration63 1951-04-19 7 photo. Enemy rolling stock goes up m flames as is 26 bombers pay a surprise visit to a North Korean marshalling yard south of Wonsan Allied pilots on April 7 were blasting enemy supply routes m the Hamhung and Wonsan areas, reported sectors ofAP - 63 words
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229 1951-04-19 7 TEHERAN, Apr. 17 (Re. spokesman declared today paralyzed the world's longest very justified." He told corresponds Company had neglected the urgent demands of moment. utcr) An fran Government that the strike which has t oil refinery at Ahadan was nts that the229 words
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Article221 1951-04-19 7 WASHINGTON. Apr. 17 (Reuter)— The United States has told Iran she need have no apprehension regarding the current Anglo-American oil talks here, Secretary of State Dean Acheson, announced today. Mr. Acheson said at his weekly press conference today that the State Department was221 words
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Article97 1951-04-19 7 PARIS. Apr. 17 (UP)— The West offered Soviet Russia a revised Big Four Foreign Ministers' agenda today which may serve as a basis to break the o-week-old deadlock of the East-West deputies meeting here. American deputy Philip Jessup, who acted as spokesman for the three Western97 words
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Article, Illustration42 1951-04-19 7 phcto. Princess Marsraret attende-i the world premiere of "dptain Horatio Hornblower, RN," at a London West End cinema April 12. With the Princess here are. left io r^hf: Countess Mountbatten, Lord Montagu of Beaulieu and Earl Mountbatten. APAP - 42 words
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Article225 1951-04-19 7 China Reds Stepping Up Aid To Ho HONGKONG, Apr. 18 (AP) Chinese Communists are once again shifting troops and supplies to the Indo-China border. They appear to be stepping up their aid campaign to rebel Vietminh leader Ho Chi Minh. Independent Chinese reports to the Wah Kiu Vat Po from225 words
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Article120 1951-04-19 7 ROME. Apr. 17 (UP)— Moro than 6,000 tough anti-Russian guerillas are battling government forces m the mountainous northern area of Red A'bania, newly arrived kfugees said today. They said the guerillas openly defied from 6,000 to 10,000 Russian police and military experts, rushed to the120 words
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Article24 1951-04-19 7 WASHINGTON, Apr. 18. <AP». President Truman on Tuesday asked W. Stuart Symington to become administrator ot the reorganized Reconstruction Finance Corporation.24 words
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282 1951-04-19 7 Senator Calls Congress To Declare War WASHINGTON, Apr. 18 (AP)— Senator Harry P. Cain (Washington Republican) yesterday introduced a resolution calling on the U.S. Congress to declare war against Communist China and North Korea. At the same time, he offered another resolution calling for an orderly withdrawal of U.S. forces282 words
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132 1951-04-19 7 LONDON, Apr. 17 (Reuter) Lord Jowitt. the' Lord Chancellor, said today that Mr. Lee Yet-mang. leader oL an unofficial Chinese Commun-i ist delegation now m Prague. was not being allowed into! Britain because it was not! m the public Interest. The132 words
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289 1951-04-19 7 UK White Paper: LONDON. Apr. 18 (AP) Britain disclosed on Tuesday that she has always agreed to the choice of an American admiral as top boss of Atlantic defences under the Atlantic alliance. The choice of an American was the unanimous decision of the289 words
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Article74 1951-04-19 7 SIERRA LEONE. Apr. 1 7 (Reuter) The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, handing over authority to a new church province m West Africa, declared today the time would come when the Archbishop and Bishops ot the new church would aii be Africans The Church of the74 words
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Advertisement42 1951-04-19 7 10 thltu) rfleauty is a foif fotetet? mi /w BR,T,SH PROOUCTK)M lim 3* AT ns B€sT fZ>®// second mm? JlSfHlfUrO^S WAHTEO So* Aoe.U for $IM€AFO« "AtAYA GLOBE SILK STORE .-...nf Tur TFNTRAL STORE Distributors: JOHORE BAIIRt. THE U^» 58 JALAN IBRAHIM. m42 words
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Advertisement57 1951-04-19 7 FOOD PARCELS j sli tS ADC CTII I I wm. WELCOME 11 LB. HAMPERS FROM $16.00 I 22 LB. FROM $30.70 1 INCLUSIVE OF POSTAGE INSURANCE V These hamper* contain an WmmU limn! of meats, fat*, tea and *ueeU etc a ISA fipk i turn uf vi n FOOK* PAlirhL57 words
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Miscellaneous28 1951-04-19 7 I "k,^v --DID YA wm I YEP -AND I'M WF I IIL FIFTY CENTS Bf^fl KNOW THERE'S A «J| TAKIN" HER OUT W jH^g HOUR^ __^~-g__g~»-* a __^__^__M__M__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__l__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__^__M__^__^__^__28 words
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149 1951-04-19 8 Political Issue Decisive In FE Standard Staff Reporter SIR ARTHUR MORSE, chairman and chief manager of the \>i a-uide Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, declared m Singapore yesterday that the political issue m the Far East wonM over-ride the economic issue.149 words
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Article, Illustration362 1951-04-19 8 INCREASING demands are being made for survey work m the Singapore town area owing to lhe bnilding or, re-building of commercial premises, an«! the lapsing of a large number of 99-year Leases issued m ihe IN IO io LBs€ period, >a\s Mr. L. S.362 words
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Article83 1951-04-19 8 Tin Price Declines 151 indiffi start Bepartet HII IRIMMIV. ot the Keastnactiea. imam-' Caspar*lion's selling price ol >pat tin !•> SXaAS Ca per lb., or l\\ c rata belaa tie price which bad been Mated since Apr. r.\ .i. ounted tor the low.r quotai >n of the Malayan metal cm83 words
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Article44 1951-04-19 8 3 Customs Excise I i ired I .n 1949 an Is 4 I M 525.226.29"; N is I. $13,322 549 The te i totalled SI Enu amountI -13i*. lhe rr. sl table 1 ty is thc ion to c ra44 words
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Article187 1951-04-19 8 Standard Staff Reporter SIN SAPORE- Tues The 1 Q j. markel bad a v et div t 1 with B r business »ss3 lin M-d sV--e c to hi qu rtati mi slig itly, but Indu rials were steady Buyers Seller! Gun .i U5187 words
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204 1951-04-19 8 THI FEDERATION Government wiH be a>Uil m the Federal l< j^inlrtin i .ouncil on April 2.1 to make a illttilirt of it- intention* m order to remove tm- < < riaintv m the rubber market eau-<e<l l»v Government bltrodnetion oi «lr-tinatinnal controls on204 words
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Article80 1951-04-19 8 BLIGHT HITS TEA ESTA IES Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, A: r 18 B ister blight is sei i tag pn iucti a va Hig tr 1 te i ■si 5, r. >rding the innual I the r p a m T c -r is beii investig ted by an80 words
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Article246 1951-04-19 8 PROFITS UP DESPITE TERRORISTS Malayan Producers IPO}'. A P i a "We have _ed :u an tther difficult i trying year." tne chairm m the Malayan Pr xlucers, Ltd M Ke::: tli 8r <a a, said at the genera] meeting ol the any he i m the Changk I Kinding246 words
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Article77 1951-04-19 8 Standard Staff Reporter IMPORTS of Malayan tin dropped from 1.0 15 tons during February to 975 tons last month, according to official statistics. Last months Malayan imports included 7« tons from Burma. I*o tons from French Indo-China. 55 tons from Indonesia. 797 tons from Thailand77 words
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183 1951-04-19 8 IN EXPERIMENTS carried out by the Singapore Fisheries Department, the eehometer has proved its usefulness m small trawl operations. The Deputy Director of Fisheries, Mr. T. M. Burdon, told The Standard yesterday that this instrument was particularly useful m picking out the183 words
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Article85 1951-04-19 8 The latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday Apr. 18 1 were per lb. Bu yers Sellers No 1 R S.S spot Loose (nom.) $1.95J 51..0,'\ FOB. m bales May. No 1 RS S $152 $1.93 No I Rs S Sl 8»J Sl SH No li R S.S (norn I 1.8185 words
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Article37 1951-04-19 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. The price of Tin 10-d.iv was |561 per pit ul. Inchan^ed. LONDON TIN Wednesday's prices first session were: Spot £1,115 buyers £1.125 sellers Three months £1.695 buyers £1,100 sellers Settlement Price £1,126 Tone: Quiet.37 words
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238 1951-04-19 8 Standard Staff Reporter RI BBER traders m Singapore express no surprise ai reports that tbe world's main rubber producers and consumers meeting m Rome are likely shortly lo abandon ilie second attempt to reach an agreement. Indonesian rejection nf any rubber allocation scheme238 words
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90 1951-04-19 8 Standard Staff Reporter THE STALEMATE m the Rome rubber talks caused a somewhat bullish market m Singapore yesterday and prices rose sharply after opening below Tuesday's closing levels. At the close the market was very firm at four cents above Tuesday's prices. However,90 words
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245 1951-04-19 8 Taiping Cons. Pays 45 pc Div. For 1950 TAIPIN 1 >NSOLIDATED p tai Rt for the yeai i v after pi I depreci it ancl f $765.0 3 .md a tividend 4 1 pei mtk 45 per cv I iB I tx, for the eai T-.v intet divide, ls tbs245 words
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Article116 1951-04-19 8 KUALA lIMPIR. Apr. 18. The tirst >.tcp m the return of price control will take place on Monday. April ?3. when sweetened condensed milk will be placed on the list. The prices will be: S.'S.aG per case of 48 tins ot 14 or. of the Milkmaid, Bear.116 words
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Article99 1951-04-19 8 Singapore Chamber ol Commerce Rubber Association noon prl c es 3ta terd y I A p t 13' nwe per lb NO 1 Ribbed Buyers Sellers Sm iked Sheet I n Hninal i 11.93J >'- I H FOB ip. bales May N k 1 R S S. Sl99 words
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Article149 1951-04-19 8 KUALA LUMPUR, \p- Quest ms a bather staffs employed m seized enemy estates ri I a i be paid gratuities ien these estates are sold and what e:e the terms and conditi tv ol service ol both the European and Asian staffs ol these est ttes have149 words
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39 1951-04-19 8 THE U S House ol Representatives has sent I i the Senate legislation to exte* 1 ex nor* C i trola until June 30. 193.: The present Control Act expires next June 50,39 words
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Article72 1951-04-19 8 Standard Staff Reporter THE PRODUCE market tn Singapore had yet another quiet day yesterday. Only a small volume of business was reported Copra was a dull market, with buyers for May shipment at $51$ (June shipment $52) and sellers at $53 per picul. No business was72 words
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Article188 1951-04-19 8 Standard Staff Reporter THE POSITION of enemy alien trade marks m Singapore "is becoming more and more unsatisfactory," and the U.K. Government Is being urged to make a speedy decision, states the annual report of the Registry of Trade Marks for 1950. The report adds188 words
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Article33 1951-04-19 8 I Messrs. C n Sac Oi and C rep >rl I *wri\ g M c c ops:— Malak i Pind i Rubbe Estates Ltd. 67.140 us. N« ScudaL, Ltd. 34.000 lbs33 words
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Article368 1951-04-19 8 Standard Staff Reporter CONSIDERABLE interest lias been aroused among Singapore taxi payers m the Tucker Committee Report on income tax reform m the I United Kingdom, and they are wondering if the Federation and Singapore Governments can be induced to appoint a similar committee368 words
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233 1951-04-19 8 Standard .Staff Reporter ENGINEERS m Malaya are OJpgimJMg, thr WmWmut of an architect** Bill which m now m tin* hands of a Select Committee. The Bill *eeks legislation for reistration of architects so that the Federation of !Mala\a Society of Architects may affiliate itself with thc233 words
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Article50 1951-04-19 8 HONGKONG Apr. IS— Sp< Stai la i Sen ice C inf prices on the H ej Es ~e today c HKSIS.6 I I £1 sterling HKS6.OS I i US$l HKSI Et2l I M iyan $1, 1 1KS 1.315 I c In- donesian Rup Gold HK to one tael.50 words
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Advertisement48 1951-04-19 8 WATER PAINTS w HIGH GLOSS MCPIIM GLOSS PAINTS 'Jm T u^^ arm r^ *^P THE RIS" 1 I CHUNC KHIAW BANK, LTU. i i I rOU (AN Dm A SWTM-S MXXM Ni AS IITTLfc AS It/- INTIRtM MM PAID AT M PIB ANM >» rn&'J J ./._-^^__»^^_v^_vyy7-/>7yy>7_»_l____ :^'l I48 words
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Article270 1951-04-19 9 SUSAN STRANGE - SUSAN STRANGE UK WILL INSIST ON 'FAIR PLAY' RULES BY LONDON, April 18-Britain is likely to abandon all attempts to have permanent ceilings on Japanese ship-building written into a peace treaty, it is understood here. No further effort will be made to persuade the Americans that270 words
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Article, Illustration180 1951-04-19 9 Singapore Is London Of FE— Sailors Standard Staff Reporter SAILORS serving with the British Commonwealth Fleet m Korean waters have dubbed Singapore the "London Of the Far East," said Com- mander Alan Brookbank. I R.N.Y.R.. Fleet Naval Information Officer, m an interview with the Standard. yesterday. Commar.de-.- Brockbank who 5s180 words
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Article25 1951-04-19 9 TWO Japanese freighters arrived m Singapore yesterday for bunkering at Pulau Bukom. They were the 6.312-ton Tatsumiya Maru and the 6.312-ton Tatsuwa Maru.25 words
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Article, Illustration168 1951-04-19 9 Standard Staff Reporter INCREASED demands for weather information by civil aviation on the Malayan Meteorological department has necessitated an increase m the number of start. This is stated by Mr. CA. Lea. Director. Malayan Meteorological Service m his 1950 report. The MM. Service covers bo.168 words
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Article26 1951-04-19 9 SYDNEY. Apr. 17 (AP).—lndustrial leaders said a planned SU per cent, cut m shipping trom Britain to Australia would have "almost disastrous" effects tor Australia.26 words
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191 1951-04-19 9 Shipping Reporter MW who went through $300 five year. Saving*— in a .pending spree thai lasted well under an hour, sailed for home and a family he has not seen for ten years, yesterday. He was Kimura Shigeru. 33-year-old Japanese clerk who completed a191 words
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Article52 1951-04-19 9 THE Sirdhana a cargo and passenger ship. which sailed for Hongkong and Japan yesterday, took only 120 tons of tin cuttings for Hongkong. Tlie vessel discharged 400 cases of cigarettes, 154 cases of shellac, 419 casefl^f gramophone records and 367 cons of rope at the Singapore52 words
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Article59 1951-04-19 9 THE total tonnage of cargo loaded and discharged at Singapore roads and wharves during March was 644.154 tons bringing the total tonnage for the first quarter of the year fo 1.797,867 tons, according to official statistics. Last month 436.095 tons of cargo was discharged at the59 words
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Article374 1951-04-19 9 CAS I ASIATIC LI.4E Outw.rd From Europe Apr. 20: Nordhval. for Bangkok, APr TO EUROPE Apr. 26 Fioma. AMERICAN HAIL LINE For 0.8. West Coast forts; Accepting cargo for South and Central America. Ocean Mail loading at Gcu 8/9. EVERETT ORIENT LINE For H'kong, Japan. Apr. 26: Noreverett,374 words
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Advertisement340 1951-04-19 9 dSHiPS m Harbour I Nordstjernan, 21 2a Kistna, 19 20 ver- WHARVES cors. 17 18 Islander. 15 16 Prescient W _1.-\ll> E.^ Monroe 13/14 KUwa 11 12 Welter- j G_i 44 TUnns, 42 43 Jalagopal, 40 '41 j -reden, 8 9 c-.ty of Poona, Ocean LMOUera 38 39 Ben-annoch, 36340 words
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Advertisement611 1951-04-19 9 mnJS*wMLBSu SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA U.K. CONTINENT Spore P Sham Penon y "NORDHVAL" for Eangkok 20-22 Apr. In Per* "PANAMA" for Bangkok Saigon Hongkong, Manila Kobe Yokohama 4-6 May 1-3 Mo^« 29-30 Apr. "SELANDIA" for Eangkok 22-24 Mcy 2C-21 May. 19- 19 May "MALAYA" for Bangkok, Hongkong, Manila Kobe and Yokohama611 words
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Miscellaneous41 1951-04-19 9 Despatches TODAY: North India and Pakistan and South India (letters only) by Esang, Medan by Eastern Venture. Djakarta and Sourabaya by Van Riebeeck. Burma by Chandpara. Palembang by Siberoet, Christmas Island by Islander. Arrivals TODAY: North India and [Pakistan by Carpentaria.41 words
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Miscellaneous160 1951-04-19 9 UAtR A RRI VALSX J^SSe3 $\ood DEPARTURES) TT^^g Arrivals BOAC from London. Calcutta 3.45 p.m from London, t'olooibo 5.45 p.m. QEA from London. Calcutta 3.15 p.m. from Svdn-y. Jakarta 4. .i1l p.m X.L.M. from Amsterdam. Bangkok 2.15 p.m. POAS from Bangkok 6 a.m. MALAYAN AIRWAYS from Medan. Penang. Taiping. Ipoh.160 words
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Article, Illustration1512 1951-04-19 10 Oswald Henry - Oswald Henry By 'THE second all colour movie to be made m Egypt h 19 reached Singapore and i> expected to be released >hort!\. It's name? "Seit El Rosa" (The Desert l.i'. feotartag l.aiia Eaw/i. Kamal el I hennawi. Ismail \as>i:ie and Samia (i.nr. 11,512 words
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Article237 1951-04-19 10 ION DON. Apr U The 1- Fourth Sea Lord, (ViceAdmiral The Earl Mountbatten of Burma), the President .>: the Royal Naval Film Corporation, presiding at the 12th Annual General Meeting ol the Corp *rat: m strewed c importance oi films ta the Navy. He quoted a237 words
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Article39 1951-04-19 10 WASHINGTON, Apr. 18. ▼f (AP).— The U.S. State Department has announced that Ramon Estella. Philippine film director and script writer, had arrived m Washington to begin a six-month study of documentary film production under the Exchange Persons programme.39 words
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Article, Illustration97 1951-04-19 10 BRIGHTON. ENGLAND \p18. (AP).— Douglas (Du«gie) Wakefleld, British stage comedian, died at a hospital here He was 5! ";,P" OtIC eye i B^la Lugosi, 62, the villainous vampire of "Drafrnm v^ ,V ydv d mi n Britain ,ast week aboar d the P Maureta,,?a «^h mSM ace m97 words
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Advertisement265 1951-04-19 10 OPENING TODAY! I I a.m. ill 1.15 6.45 A 9.30 p.m. iii i:o\ VI COMMAND FILM CHOICE SHE "CRASHED** the COIKT of QUEEN VICTORIA —nd i- handed the de>tiny of an kmpike: fl SHS wfif/fi U mSw Wm L J^_R^"l_^__^_T^MiO ■tvi mm _fl W^f Mm\ \KKIN(. IKF M IU SSL265 words
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Advertisement101 1951-04-19 10 H.'CLASSBMT' "^^__f^yf ***** LAST 3 SHOWS: 3, 6.15 9.15 p.m. R-KO's "THE WHITE TOWER" starring Glenn Ford Valli and Claude Rains In Technicolor —OPENING TO-MORROW— 20th Century-Fox's "THE BtACK ROSE" IN TECHNICOLOR NkhingDnkhs f Don't let morning and night coughing, attacks of Bronchitis vr Asthma ruin sleep and energy another101 words
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Advertisement214 1951-04-19 10 J lit vim put tywlnh^ ijm I I Faith Don. ;ue M'NITE SAT H "LAST of the BUCCANEERS' |,An HENREIP -H-H___H__H_B^__^__^__^__^__^__^_^__^__^________ Ii I i/aiij i iH____^i____r ap^^^s _s^^^^ _______R S "^"k- \UU SAT. AT j,| -f J M'NITE GAI.A FAR-EAST PH i, i.! Ol THE LATEST SOMiEEL. DANC 1.l El.214 words
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Miscellaneous208 1951-04-19 10 I Today's Radio Programme RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE ENGLISH PROGRAMME (7200 kcs. 41.67 metres) Medley; 1.30 News; 1.45 Cy Coleman r", p J a ls .J. 6 15 Programme Summary; 6.1< Calling All Hospitals; 7 p.m. News ai J« Singapore Share Market Report; 1 A 7 T t e Badio Scientist;208 words
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Miscellaneous236 1951-04-19 10 CHINESE PROGRAMME (7250 kcs. 41.38 metres) 12.45 Programme Summary ia Mandarin; 12.47 "Marches"— in ManI pi News ln Mandarin. Amoy and Cantonese and Market Report m Amoy; 1.18 Operatic Airs; m.-J 1 i N 8 mo,i M Modern Mandarin Music; 5.30 News In Cantonese; 5.35 Legend of Pak-yuet" Cantonese; 6236 words
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Miscellaneous212 1951-04-19 10 Corner; 7 p.m. News; 7.15 The Radio Scientist; 7.31) Time for Music; 8 p.m. Sports Review; 8.15 Classical Choice; 9 p.m. "We beg To Differ": ».30 News; 9.45 Memories of the Theatre: 10.30 Dance Music. 8.F.E.8.& (Singapore) 15.30 Mc/S., 11.88 Mc/s.. 9.69 Mc s and 6.751 Mc/s., 19 metres, 25212 words
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399 1951-04-19 11 VERNON MORGAN - IS GRAND NATIONAL COURSE TOO HARD? VERNON MORGAN By Proposals Made ToModifyFences LONDON, Apr. 18 (Renter) The debacle in this years Grand National Steeplechase iii winch only two of the 36 runners completed the ourse without falling has raised the question Is the race too severe." borne think it Is399 words
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Article, Illustration142 1951-04-19 11 M.mv golfers take little senile; their hands lack the toughness and muscles ipable of ma m tii ning the ibhead speed produced by the arras and the piret. .es..".t the clubhead specd 1 t id the hands at im- ducing a slice. i p 13 ers, fti142 words
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Article47 1951-04-19 11 NEW YORK. Apr. 18 iAH'-A 15-mund bout between former World Champion J^e Louis and the present Df itisfa-i eeogfiized heavy-weight Champion, Lee Savold of New Jersey, U.S A. is being discussed for next June. said Harry Markson ot the International Boxing Club •;ere.47 words
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Article, Illustration53 1951-04-19 11 picture. Una ia a sketch of the German motorcycle that broke the world speed record last week. Tt i- i "00 c c WSB enclosed m a stream lined aluminium shell. The rider was 39-year-old Wilhelm Herz. His speed was 180 miles aa hoar, the course an 'autobahu' (speed highway)AP - 53 words
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Article166 1951-04-19 11 THE DUNLOP Challenge Cup race, the annual open 25 miles Aft-Malayan cycling championship event organized by tne Selangor Cyclists' Association, will be held on May 6 at the Lake Gardens Circuit. Kuala Lumpur starting at 8.00 a.m. I The Dunlop Challenge Cup j was presented by166 words
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34 1951-04-19 11 Layne Gets Promise Of Crack At Charles BOISE. IDAHO. Apr-. 17. ftP). Rex Layne, Utah heavyweight, ts been "promised" a Septeraber bout with champion Ezzard Ch ir es, Layne's manager, Marvia Jenson, said today.34 words
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Article89 1951-04-19 11 LONDON, Apr. 13: (Reuter) Following are the County Cricket Fixtures for April. (All dre 3-day matches unless otherwise stated):— Apr. J» Oxford Oxford University First Trial. Apr. 21 Cambridge. Cam- bridge University Freshmen's j match (2 days) Apr. 25 Oxford. Oxford University Second Trial. Apr. 25 Cambridge.89 words
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Article, Illustration39 1951-04-19 11 photo. Nickel Coin and Royal Tan reached the last fence together. Royal Tan stumbled and Nickel Coin went on to win the sensational 1951 Grand National m which 36 started and all but two fell. APAP - 39 words
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274 1951-04-19 11 MALACCA, Tues. The Malays beat the Indians 3 l m their Craven A League soccer match at thc Kuhu Stadium yesterday. The game was listless and scrappy. There was a tendency by several players of both sides to hang on to the ball over-long274 words
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Article75 1951-04-19 11 BATU PAHAT. Wed.— Rovers easily defeated P.W.D. by live goals to nil m the opening match of the Batu Pahat football League, played on the Town padang yesterday. Rovres who fieded the stronger team, kept their opponents on the run most of the time. Although P.W.D.75 words
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108 1951-04-19 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. At a meeting of school representatives held at the Victory Canteen, Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, it was decided to form a Selangor Combined Schools Cricket XI who will play against the Xon-Benders, Kuala Lumpur this weekend on the Padang at108 words
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216 1951-04-19 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— League cricket, after an absence of several seasons, returns to Selangor at the end of this month when m the northern section the Police will meet the P.W.D. The Stonor shield has been i divided into two sections north and south,216 words
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Article90 1951-04-19 11 Rugby's Big-5 In N. Zealand WELLINGTON. Now Zealand. April 17. (Reuter-AAP). Ken Jones. Newport and Weish international wing threequarter. and Jack Kyle. the Queen's University. Belfast, and Ir;<h standoff half. are among the '"Five Players of the Year' [n the 1951 Rugby Almanack of New Zealand. Jones and Kyle both90 words
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Article203 1951-04-19 11 SPORTS LETTER Sir, 1 b^g to point out that you hare either been nuwi ft r i. or \hcve misprinted the results <f .the Singapore Archery Club thoot. The fur's- beings— (i) it could mt In i i• shoot or Cha On the day of the WmWmi nt Cluny Road203 words
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73 1951-04-19 11 LONDON. Apr 17 (B iter) Ong Chew 80. Malayan lawn totalis champion, as beaten 14, <;-_. j T *iy M< ttram, Britain's No 1 play* r, m the second- r< i the Cumberland dab's toui at Hamp-vad. London, to la] Mottram won the73 words
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174 1951-04-19 11 BOSTON, Apr. 17 (AP)— Joe Rindone. of Boston, a 10 to 3 underdog, was awarded a decision over Ir.-.i Bob Murphy, of San Diego. California, after the Utter felled him with a low left Mow m lh«- »i\th round of their scheduled ten-round feature boxing174 words
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Article40 1951-04-19 11 QUEBEC, Apr. 18. (AP). Charlie McGai E Syra wo, New fork, Monday nip I ed a unanixn ts v i lecisi m ovi r Fernand I Quebec Canadian t champit n, ia a i f.. L McGarrity weighed40 words
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Article27 1951-04-19 11 Nine race horses seven £n m England wwwi two froi Australia, arrived m Singapore m two ships y< tei tot h e Local turf27 words
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Miscellaneous157 1951-04-19 11 r Yr *sr A J 7 Z$S2> J7 \V "v^ |MBn|^jr] 2 c"- a ,y1 j^*n i °iI~V g^- irr _rl li p &3mW^^ f 19l1 K'~ [111!! J Inf rii.l-;< JamawSSam. Ande.t~-Qm V^**^^_j V- /6^ H/ WHAT'S UP,'^ fMAV I STAY WITH YOU V 1 fvER OaNT. f Zl157 words
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Article, Illustration178 1951-04-19 12 WORREL SCORES TEN GOALS IN HUSSARS' 12-NIL WIN IPOH, Tues.— The Ipoh Police suffered their heaviest defeat m first division soccer when they went down to tlie Fourth Hussars by twelve goals to nothing this evening. Ten of these goals were scored by Worrel, normally a centre half and idolStandard - 178 words
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Article219 1951-04-19 12 TW-p OLD-TIMERS, both Singapore Malaya Cup heroes m their day. helped the Posts and Telegraphs win their SAFA division three league tie against youthful Jollilads at Geyiang Stadium yesterday. P. and T. won three-one alter being m arrears at the start. The old-timers were Madon219 words
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Article82 1951-04-19 12 PERAK'S team to meet Negri Sembilan m a friendly interstate match at Ipoh on Saturday shows only one change from the team that lost to Selangor 3 2 last Saturday. Worrel replaces Puttock at centre half and should be a tower of strength as he82 words
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393 1951-04-19 12 PLAYING with greater confidence than their youthful opponent*, Ro>al Navy scored a 14) win aj:aii^t Singapore "A" at Jalan Besar Stadium \esterdav m a jjame which had the crowd on its feet throughout the second half. The Royal Navy defence stole the show. For393 words
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Article284 1951-04-19 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed —Tne SCRC. open \:v. .:a- t: v lawh tennis tournament ex- j pected to start last weekend could not get under way till yesterday o ing to ram. All but oue oi the matches played went to three sets. The match which attracted284 words
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Article226 1951-04-19 12 VFTEB leading 2-1 half ie an A.r a ca iAm i m the sec i d h ill to c their Business H uses ague match against Bata Shoe Sp ts Club by 4-2 at ThamR id vgst er dl a y. lis is B tta"s226 words
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Article189 1951-04-19 12 Standard Staff Reporter HE PRIMARY 0. v the slati v .vhich deals witn sole.-. Is •> c ntr >1 ard suppress Chinese secret ot "Tr.OO etiea w ruch at one time formis nu ICC I tne peace good g -ler 4 the Co. my, r m189 words
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Article112 1951-04-19 12 T ,c other side al the Registry's irk concerns the fight against the lawless elements m the population ai the Colony. Close cooperation Is maintained with the police, and considerable progress has been made during the year Sanction was given to prosecute 19 people for managing, or being112 words
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Article52 1951-04-19 12 MR. L.T. VANDERPUT. committee member. Ex-Service Association, Singapore, has been appointed one of the delegates to represent the association at the B.E.S.L. Conference m London |and Edinburgh. He leaves Singapore today m the Corfu for a five month holiiday m the United Kingdom, accompanied by52 words
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Article90 1951-04-19 12 standard Staff Reporter 'ER 100 MEMBERS and ids were present at a fare- to Miss Mary Chen on her jfrment from the Singapore ■CA. yesterday. ■dy Gimson. the Vs pat-■fcpre.-ru'i-d her with a gift ■^■bgn the members. Miss k« presentations oi hfe membership badges from both90 words
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Article89 1951-04-19 12 SELANGOR Cyclists' AssodaJ tion held their annual general j meeting at Kua'.a Lumpur on Sunday. The following were elected ifflce-bearers I 1951 Resident: Mr R. C. Woodward, Vice-President Captain C O Jenning, Honorary Secretary: Mr Lawrence Chew Teng Swee, I Honorary Treasurer: Mr, G. S I Johns,89 words
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Article65 1951-04-19 12 SEREMBAN, Wed:— The Negri Sembilan Chinese Recreation Club, playing t; > >d combined soccer, tr unced the Military i Headquarters team here by ten goals to n.i yesterday. i It was biggest score yet re- j gistered In the first division of i the NSFA65 words
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Article71 1951-04-19 12 RAF Side Beats Recs In Friendly The Singapore Recreation Club was beaten by an RAF team 4-2. m a friendly match played i at the SRC Padang. yesterday. RAF led four nil In the first half, but a strong rally enI abled the Eurasians to reduce the deficit m the71 words
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68 1951-04-19 12 SYDNEY. Apr. 18. <AP> Kosciusko, the biggest m Australia's winter playground and one of the country's best known holi- day spots, was destroyed by fire early today. One hundred guests and 92 staff members fled to safety m their night clothes and stood shivering and helpless68 words
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Article110 1951-04-19 12 tails of the salary schemes of such teachers will be issued to all Government aided Chinese schools within this week. It is learnt that the English language teachers will be paid on the same scale as that of the teachers m the afternoon English schools. that the110 words
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Article132 1951-04-19 12 WHEN THE SCANDINAVIAN Ice Show left for Hongkong last Saturday m the "Kutsang" they left behind Joey Morisetti, prettiest girl m the Show. Joey contracted typhoid m Calcutta and had to be hospitalised m Singapore. When a Standard reporter visited her m the General Hospital132 words
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Article66 1951-04-19 12 POISONING heads the list of, 156 cases of suicide reported to the Singapore Coroner during 1950. says the annual report of the Coroner's Department, issued yesterday. Eighty people took their own lives by poisoning themselves. There were 106 deaths m street accidents. Murders took a toll of 1666 words
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Article38 1951-04-19 12 QUALIFIED English language teachers m Government-aided Chinese schools m Singapore will be paid by the Singapore Government, the Director of Education. Mr. A. W. Frisby, told The Standard yesterday. Circulars containing the de-38 words
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Article37 1951-04-19 12 FRISBY ON CHINESE CULTURE EVERY CHINESE student m an English school, will have the opportunity of learning Chinese under the ten-year education Blan. said Mr. A. W. Frisby, 'irector of Education yesterday referring to ttoe unfounded fear37 words
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Article55 1951-04-19 12 A JOY RIDE m a stolen car cost an 18-year-old sailor. Camplin Raymond $100 m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday when he was fined for stealing a motor-car at Middle Road on April 17. Raymond, who pleaded guilty told the court that he was drunk and55 words
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Article52 1951-04-19 12 A Singapore Traction Company bus driver, Lav Wai Ken was fined $30 by the Singapore Second Traffic Court Magistrate, Mr. J.M.D. Colebourn yesterday for negligent driving, resulting m a collision with a motor car on Dec. 14 last at the junction of South Bridge Road and Upper Chin52 words
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74 1951-04-19 12 MR. M.P.D. NAIR, Chairman of the Organising Committee appointed by about 40 Singapore trade unions to draw up a programme for the celebration of May Day on May 1, has applied to the Commissioner of Police for permission to hold a public meeting at74 words
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Article256 1951-04-19 12 TAKING to the courts the under-dogs. V. P. Nayagam and Chin Yin Fook sprang a surprise when they defeated Van Meng Fai, the newly crowed YMCA Junior single champion and the l^.'SO Sdangor Chinese Kecreation Club open singles champion, and Ong Beng Bee, the 1943256 words
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Article209 1951-04-19 12 In the second set. Nayagam aad Yin Fook ran off to a 4—l lead and it seemed as though they were going to take the set and match easily. But they were m for a rude shock. Beng Bee. who all this while have been making the mistakes,209 words
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Article, Illustration218 1951-04-19 12 KUALA- LUMPUR, Wed. Selangor Motor Sports Club, planning for the Lornie Kilometre speed trials on April 29, at a committee meeting last night decided on an innovation for the motorcycle events, which promises to enliven proceedings considerably and lead the way to218 words
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Article155 1951-04-19 12 TRACK FORM KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. j Number two track was open for fast work today but very little fast work was done. A few outstation horses arrived yesterday evening and mast were given slow work, some around the back pad- dock. Lock Clyde (Tait) and the Dancer (Tulloh) went six155 words
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Article62 1951-04-19 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. Selangor will play their third friendly State soccer match on the T.P.C.A. ground on Friday, with Pahang the opposition. Selangor will be represented by: Huck Gay; Mituhell. See (Hu; Dollah Rijinberg, Poh Chiew: Shariff. button. Watson. Md. Noor Yunus and Bin Keng. Reserves:62 words
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Article76 1951-04-19 12 SINGAPORE CHINESE meet Singapore "A" at the Jalan Be.-.v Stadium on Saturday. T:.e team to represent the Chinese will be selected i:om the following: Loh Fook Teng, Chan Yew Heng, Foo Hee Jong, Choo Kwan Le ing. Chia B ion Leong. Chai Hon Yam. Sect76 words
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83 1951-04-19 12 KUALA LUMPUR. T The annual games comp. )Q between the "OUT b. yt present boys of St. John's Lnstitution for the Khoo '1 challenge shield will get im way on May 1 and Last a night. Matches at tennis, badmmtoß tabie tennis, basketba..83 words
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Article73 1951-04-19 12 LONDON. Ayr |p -Results In English football ga s last mgr.: were: Division lII— N >rthern tecti >n 01 1 o. Crewe Alexandra 2 R e 3 Lincoln City 0: Southport I, H fax Town l: Tranmere Rovers 1, Hartlepool United 0. Scottish League- Dn sion73 words
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Article52 1951-04-19 12 SEREMBAN, Wed:— F Cl .-c on Ayr. M State tennis eh tm] nship meeting sponsored by the N Sembilan Lawn T- a tion. Trie tournament com on May 6 and m I be played daily except an T days on the grass court.- af the S-in.gei Ujong52 words
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Miscellaneous31 1951-04-19 12 'imeIHS __ggjgs PIP:? II v t prtn ::\i WAT: AM. P.M. viuapore 8.57 9 50 Malacca b. 07 6.21 'ort Oukson 4.4S 5.02 3 ort Sham 3.23 3.49 Penan? 11.27 11.2531 words
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