Singapore Standard, 27 April 1951
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Title Section17 1951-04-27 1 Singapore Standard f i v:_. 1 NO. 300 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 27 1951. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS.17 words
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1434 1951-04-27 1 Opposition To Fed. Motion On COL Beaten SlBBllaid Staff <orre*|>ondent MALA IXMPl/R, W~Tr^ IV.oniMs. .he IS of tne future labour party In t le Federal itm tountil *lood foursquare against lhe i.on to the adoption of |fa <:hief Secretary. Mr. /^TV"". Ihat lht rv P° ri the* Joint uttee on1,434 words
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Article59 1951-04-27 1 MacDonaid Resignation is Denied 1 .1 rd I on e>a Corr. SDON. Tins. The md ftoreiga Office n df»n:ed today Makoin MacDonald. i ommissioner-tienrral itheasl \>ia. is to be I > London for talks mation. .is rumours Bg from Singapore .rd. offi* iai denials are •d from semi-official official sources59 words
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Article81 1951-04-27 1 Up To Russia Whether War Spreads men: v A .A j; O. rruznan said OH tO HUSSIS c war m Korea press conference I reign pnli y o nation on Ap: alsd declared w well sat. 5". J tary Slata Dean April 11 speed) tne reaa na Why he imp81 words
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39 1951-04-27 1 Reds Close Amey, Swatow To Foreign Ships Special to Standard HONGKOiNG, April 26. Communist authorities at Swatow and Amoy have refused entry of foreign ships into these two ports unfcl fVirther notice, ft is reported h T,^£ult shipping be,39 words
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Article, Illustration41 1951-04-27 1 I photo. Mr. A. W. Savage. Director of Civil Aviation. Malaya. hit. talking to Mr. John L instead of BO AC. Hongkong, aftrr his arrival by Qantas from London yesterday. Mrs. Savage looks on. StandardStandard - 41 words
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Article70 1951-04-27 1 TWO Chinese women were en- paged m a bloody fight m Fraser j Street yesterday evening with i knives and billets of firewood. Both sisters-in-law, the fight I started over some domestic affair and the elder of the two I sustained a nasty cut on her head.70 words
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272 1951-04-27 1 Standard Staff Reporter C IT-THROAT competition between Colonial and United Kingdom airlines operating m Southeast A^ia is to cease, said Mr. A. W. Savage, Director of Civil Aviation, Malaya, who returned from a 14-day London visit by Qantas Constellation yesterday.272 words
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Article239 1951-04-27 1 Standard Staff Reporter TAN TOCK SENG Hospital wa^ raided shortly after 11 o'clock last night by more than six masked identity card robbers, who collected 66 cards from two wards and made a .'.ean getaway as soon as the alarm was sounded. T ie239 words
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Article136 1951-04-27 1 Englishman Tried For Consorting Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Thurs.— The first case of an Englishman to be brought up before a Malayan Court on charges of consorting, harbouring and failing to report the presence of bandits during the Emergency was heard m Tapah this morning. Standing before Magistrate Che- Abdul136 words
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109 1951-04-27 1 Reaction To Decision Unfavourable Economy Plan Standard Staff Reporter REACTION to the Singapore Government's decision to curtail education and medical building plans as part of its fight against inflation was strongly critical, when The Standard yesterday sampled opinions on the subject from legislative councillors. Municipal commissioners, leading architects and contractors109 words
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69 1951-04-27 1 THE Governor of North Borneo, Major General Sir Ralph Hone, and the Acting Chief Secretary of Sarawak. Mr. J. H. Ellis, arrived m Singapore yesterday afternoon on a short visit. During their stay they will attend a Governors' Conference which the CommissionerGeneral is69 words
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Article, Illustration308 1951-04-27 1 Chinese Troops Drive Within 10 Miles Of Seoul TOKYO, Apr. 26 (AP) Allied Iroops abandoned their last foothold north of the 38th Parallel m West Korea today. They are fighting a magnificent delaying action against 300,--000 Chinese pressing towards Seoul. The Communists were ten miles from the South Korean capital.308 words
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193 1951-04-27 1 Standard Staff Importer TRAINING of Singapore's Civil Defence forces is expected to begin during the second half of this year. Rules and regulations providing for organization of The Civil Defence Corps and setting up of a training school are being formed under the proposed193 words
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75 1951-04-27 1 SAIGON. Apr. 26 (AP»— The British Commissioner-General for Southeast Asia, Mr Malcolm Mac Donald. is due to arrive m Hanoi on Sunday to confer with French Commander-in-Chief lor the Far East. General DcLattre rie Tassigny, on common problems m campaigns against Communist Infiltration m75 words
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321 1951-04-27 1 2 Vampires Blast Johore Bandit Nest First Jet Strike Sn Mclcya Standard Special Correspondent UNTIL about the middle of yesterday morning, quite a "desirable residence" stood in a clearing on an abandoned rubber plantation in South Central Johore. Then, at about 18 minutes past ten, there was a faint whining321 words
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Advertisement126 1951-04-27 1 5 CENTS MORE A COPY r PHE daily and Sunday newspaper publications of this Company: SINGAPORE STANDARD SUNDAY STANDARD will be sold at a retail price of 15 cents from Ist May, 1951. This is m accordance with an agreement reached between publishing companies m Malaya at present producing English-language126 words
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Advertisement39 1951-04-27 1 Latest Cables o~*See Page 7 9 Colonial LnGer-Seeretary says health insurance scheme for Malaya impracticable at present. O P?kin» repeats demand lor visit to Malaya. British Commonwealth 27th Brigade m Korea delays departure for Hongkong to stor> Red driv^39 words
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Advertisement81 1951-04-27 1 1 W)3iaa^"" ~LEYTE TRADERS LIMITED •«A BiJHINbON KOAI) MM.APODt «T H »ij»t. Early to Bzd" with I BLANKETS jtj Made m Fnr.l O nd 60" X 80" 3 -^*£jy sleep m *£(sS? comfort m I IEARWMRMB II %BLMIKnvil I m F< Km go^ v. »«j/«ett, i. J ;f] Service li81 words
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Article14 1951-04-27 2 Sl mdard Stall Xt p«>rur tEAR-Ol < KltS Off 114 words
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Article, Illustration607 1951-04-27 2 Standard Staff Reporter i rv.it hed .1 pitch th. t frit 1 tin: «t h.ive a holiday." v iui TJ >ear-old >!i>s Amelia H -tm'v yesterday, e\pl-iin;n^ \vh> sftic hid ri'tired from office to fl% 1.'i.000 miles from w /c.il.mJ to Kiml:\nd. >liv>Standard - 607 words
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133 1951-04-27 2 DATO PAGLAR URGES STATE LOTTERIES Standard Start Reporter STATE lottery is the answer to fears of inflation as J well as a means of financing the medical, education and welfare plans m the Colony. l>r. C. J. Paglar. Progressive Party Councillor, said yesterday. 1\ iring thai I iesc views are133 words
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Article56 1951-04-27 2 BICHl MA. Indi i I $3 Singapore M F l C resti la. sugar 2 It t-as stated 1 I e sold th< sugar t V i K an R t 60 cmts on I V 25 The sale was i pre* I Pood Om56 words
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Article, Illustration101 1951-04-27 2 A YOUNG MAN who climbed on to the bed of a young £irl to embrace her. put his arms around her mother instead. This was stated m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday when a 25-year-old fireman. Teh Ho Chwee. was convicted of molesting the womanStandard - 101 words
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Article74 1951-04-27 2 Tw i Mala; c: rencj n »tes $1,000 den iminati i nui ers A *****] and A *****0 were lost m Tan mg Kai >ng Road, Singap re and mighi I l\ been :r.:>appropriated at ab ut 1 a nt on j 18. They are no nger74 words
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Article191 1951-04-27 2 THE STORY f how tw< iron nearly got away with $Jk worth oi Chinese medicine was t Ld m the Singapore Second Police Dmi yesterday. The two men were each sentenced to U ree m til ..> rig as Unpri ment. C iel spe w191 words
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Article, Illustration148 1951-04-27 2 Regular Meals For 'Orang Kuat ABDULLAH eats regularly. He has nothing special m the way of diet except he swallows regularly a patent concentrate of cod liver oil. He keeps fit with a two-hour heavy exercise everyday e.rcepf Sunday. He has not known illness for "a long long time." HisStandard - 148 words
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Article124 1951-04-27 2 MOHAMED MJF t Osraa .•io^ -J i is eh rged i I S Bir ■<• Sec I P lice C I veste I Ui c lea ting a n Lancaster v »Ue he w .<> m the err.p' >y the B trneo Con T':c c:.. ■we124 words
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Article138 1951-04-27 2 MAJOR GENERAL R. E (Jrquhart, G.OC. Malaya, flew at 550 m.p.h. m a Meteor jet aircraft when be toured the R A F. Station at Tengab yesterday. General I'rquhart visited each of the operational squadrons at Tengah to chat with pilots, aircrews and servicing personnel138 words
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Article44 1951-04-27 2 LIM CHOON HENG claimed trial m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday when charged with offering a bribe of $2,500 to Inspector D.F. Meyer In Geylang Road on April 4. Bail Of $5,000 was offered. The case will be mentioned tomorrow.44 words
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127 1951-04-27 2 Standard Staff Reporter EIGHTEEN public spirited employees of the 223 BOD yesterday visited the Blood Transfusion Service centre at the Singapore General Hospital and made a most welcome donation of nearly 15 pints of blood. Thirteen of them came from the Army Depot Police,127 words
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Article, Illustration401 1951-04-27 2 Abdullah Is 'Superman of The Police k>y Patrick Chec, Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Police Force can take that it has on its staff a Sandow, nicknamed "Superman" by the boys and £irls m his kampong, and "Orang kuat' by his colleagues. He is corporal Abdullah m Ahmad, of the Special401 words
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Article201 1951-04-27 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE COLONIAL Secretary, Mr. W. L. Blvtht wW open the tenth inter-school art exhibition m conai.n tion with Education Week m the Victoria Memorial Hall at 11 a.m. on May 2. The exhibition wi':! bo presente 1 In ttvt t ategories201 words
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Article251 1951-04-27 2 Bujang' s Sentence Deferred i i BUJANG Wn T sga former buq^ector ol Polioi convicted by Mr. H E t\ don m the Singapore Fii District Court jnesterday I i failing to arrest rioters I had assaulted Father O. J Dupoirieux. a Catholic p:.< I and then set Ire to251 words
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52 1951-04-27 2 HO XIX WOE of Hospital Road was charged m the Sing pore Third Police Court yestw day with wrongfully confining i 13-year-old girl at Kamn Bahru Road on April 24. He claimed trial. Bail of $200 was otTered and the tase transferred to the52 words
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Advertisement8 1951-04-27 2 Builders' Reaction. Sennett's Support. $70 Mil. Power Stn.8 words
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Advertisement38 1951-04-27 2 43 H CAli/AS DELIVERY HOSE RUBBER FLOORING i SPORTS I EOUi: ENT SA^.: BOOK 101 H MM* EARLI iW (Kit BEAVI OWI N1 "THE MM RAVA FESTIVALS" rose p .g SOLUBLE M I l< T. 6. KIAI 1»h38 words
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Miscellaneous80 1951-04-27 2 t^Tr )V/PlW.^MAMMy VOKUr^C'MONif YANK H I M 3^_5_tf DO A OLD BACHELOR JUST LE NAILED BASIL RUMBONE J OVER TM' FINISH t*£_?. r '_i* OKIE LAST FA\OR. r r < H£ 2: -Tr-nr J5p*M V SO LI'L ABNER KIN HAVE < LINE, AW LETS GIT vl*\>-^ DOKTT YANK ME O'ER80 words
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DATES TO START NEW SALARIES STUDIED
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Article69 1951-04-27 3 European ASP's In Federation Standard >nn C^rrespondeol I ire '4- I >pean S pc- ts Pin in the ni _r. f are r ppoinl -.:> I A.SJP*S there 4^5 Eur ssb t Sap ta I: J ice rl II*K. three 1 led I 36 1 oi a Se Th- P69 words
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440 1951-04-27 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federal Legislative Goun|il today appointed a four-man Special Committee to study further the question of the effective dates for the introduction ol the nrw salaries and salary scales recommended hy the Benham Comnultre Report, adapted m November last year.440 words
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100 1951-04-27 3 Citizenship Registration Extended Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. ThursThe Federal Legislative Coun-: cil today extended the period of registration for Federal citizenship by six months from mid-February, this year, by adopting an amendment to the Federation of Malaya Agreement Bill introduced by the Member for Home Affairs, Dato Onn bin100 words
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Article65 1951-04-27 3 CHALETS KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Land alienated bv the Government to the MAPTB at Morib, Selangor, is to be used for settlement of two classes of patients. The Selangor n.anch of the MAPTB has decided to build chalets for paying and non-pay-ing patients. If sufficient funds are not available to erect65 words
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Article64 1951-04-27 3 Directees& Citizenship Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs —Regarding applications for citizenship by manpower di.ectees. Mr Leung Cheung Ling was inform-] ed m the Federal Legislative Council, that the conditions for the acquisition for Federal Citizenship are governed by Clauses 124 and 125 of the Federation ol Malays Agreement. It64 words
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276 1951-04-27 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federal Le-is-lathe Council today gave its approval for work to be *inr led on the establishment of a Fisheries Research Station at Balik Pulau m Penan*:. A motion by Enche AbTsul Aziz bin Ishak to refer the scheme to276 words
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Article, Illustration590 1951-04-27 3 Standard Staff Corres|>oiideiit photo. hi ALA LUMPUR, Thurs. While < •irrum^lanrrs <litl not appear to justify the payment of a bonus m 19i-*> to start's employed on enemy e.-tates m Malaya, it is contemplated that 2.V per cent of the profit for the yearC. F. Larm - 590 words
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Article90 1951-04-27 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.—Mr. Yeap Choong Kong was told m the Federal Legislative Council today, that the delay m starting negotiations on salaries was due chiefly to difficulty m finding a suitable chairman. This difficulty has now been overcome and a tentative programme involving eight meetings has been90 words
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133 1951-04-27 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— That a:ili-TB organizations should be more practical m their work, is the opinion expressed by Mr. Lav Ik Kok m a report to the Seiangor branch of the MAPTB after visiting some patients. He makes this observation m133 words
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Article291 1951-04-27 3 FOR selling mcc hoon m a prolrbited area at Jalan Meriam, Lee Guat Kiaw was fined $10 by the Muar Magistrate. MR. Sohan Singh, Hospital Assistant-iii -Charge of the Government Dispensary at Fraser's lii since 194G, is transferred to the District Hospital, Bentong. A LORRY dirver. Chen291 words
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242 1951-04-27 3 Standard Staff < orrc>pondrnl MALA UJMPUB, Tliui>— Th« re Has whole hearted support for the Select fiommilliii*! Report on the Employees" Provident Fund Bill when it was introduced m the Federal f rftittrtiim Council today by the Financial Secretary, Mr. 13. CaaWß. Ihe Report242 words
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165 1951-04-27 3 Standard Malay Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, T:. rs Any sums overcharged by Municipalities lor water or o'her Municipal Services will now have to be returned to householders following the decision of the Federal Legislative Council today to delete •he clause m the Municipal Ordinance Amendment Bill165 words
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Article57 1951-04-27 3 W oman's Body Found At Sea Standard Stall Correspondent PENAXG. T v T o of an unident B« i idle -<-l C\:>A'<e woman v. as I >und Roat ing at .'-ea. ofl Pran In B«4 Ghaut by the Port Police at about 6 p.m. yesterday. The body ri e<--eri blue57 words
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Advertisement17 1951-04-27 3 SOi-c AGENTS •J,INGAPORS -TEC »H** 'ENANG- TEfe 11 """^""^"^''zF^ E.A'.JLR S&uOe yea* X \^^^^k\ lim TRADER UWTED^17 words
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Advertisement41 1951-04-27 3 POWER BREAKDOWN VOL COILD NOT GET PETROL? THE SERVICING OF VOl R CAR WAS DELAYED? WHY? go to George Lee Motors CLEMENCEAU AVENUE PRIVATE GENERATORS ENSURE NON-STOP PETROL SUPPLY AND SERVICING FACILITIES EVEN IF THERE IS A POWER BREAKDOWN OR BLACKOUT.41 words
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Miscellaneous29 1951-04-27 3 z^^s' C 1 S^^'^MB^^Ciaita fTHATDoes okay, oop...but IT'S W^W c^ODLe <2fffi\£\ i ff J&m\\mm\ '^^^S^^^Sm IT, OSC AR A GOOD TH I NG THE Y IT THE WHIN/Q I29 words
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240 1951-04-27 4 Standard Malay Correspondent PENA N O. Thurs. A Malay housewife m Penang dashed into the "Joget Malaya" joget modern dance hall at the New Wembley Park, a few days, and dragged her samba-dancing husband off the stage by his hair. When240 words
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Article67 1951-04-27 4 New Cinema Opens On Saturday Standard >tart Correspondent I SANG rs nw omening of 1 c S i ITm aing's inema haU notion Dato Ri and Pahang p.m. 1 3 S li. A X C.B E. Ong Kens ceive th< will the screen- 1 Sir. a s My B ing67 words
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51 1951-04-27 4 KUA1 A UMPUR, rhurs Because it is not osidered ra al I arge d I v t£ the IK. or othei antries for t I I I G ment is g a Police High- j i I it arrived I Ploice g'a As ASP*!51 words
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Article37 1951-04-27 4 a e H Pi i Bk u of; the R.A.AJF si Sl Singai e Fourth 1 cc Court t. g at the toi ds voice itsid< the s eng RestauI glin B v. i IS37 words
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Article, Illustration249 1951-04-27 4 1 Standard Staff Correspondent U OR STAR. Tlmrs. Four Malays. Ahmad bin Wan. kfarifl bin Saatl. Abu Samat bin Sa^i and Shaflie bin Hand v>vrv BCntcnccd to two. five, six and six years* rigorous imprisonment, rosjMH'lively. by Mr. Justice Russell at the Supreme Court. Alor Star,249 words
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Article140 1951-04-27 4 JOHORE BAIIRU. Thurs I Speaking at the Penghulus' Conference at the Johore Civil Services Club, today. Inche Hassan bin Abdullah, the Johore District Officer, said thai co-operation between the Penghulus and Ins Department bad been very cordial m the pas' and hoped that this will prevail140 words
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401 1951-04-27 4 Higher Pay, COLA Eats Into Reserves Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs. Moving that Supplementary Budget No. 1 of 1951. be passed at the Municipal Commissioners' Meeting this afternoon. Mr. 11. G. Hammett, Municipal President, said that increased wages and cost of living allowances would swallow up not only the three-million401 words
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Article96 1951-04-27 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— S I j an mc lenl which ecu ed N I >t ye. r, at Lahat tas the c* uti n i I c Taiping Pro i 1 m I I c Qg Mm, c icted a rev or i .uv.:: I96 words
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Article118 1951-04-27 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs A: pr val I>r supplemental penditure, md hi g \:w paym< sal iriea oi Mil istera under the M( mber SysU n and works Id c m< cti m I i the exp insi p o: internal air services were given iday118 words
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100 1951-04-27 4 Standard Staff t urrcspondent PENANG, Thurs/- -Municipal d'^ir.-.v :'iiC-rs at iheir mctUaj? today decided unanimously to grant the higher scale, recomlacr.c.ed m the Bonham Report, to the Municipal Clerical Service, provided the individual clerk his the School Certificate qualification. The Municipal President. Mr. lI. G.100 words
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Article363 1951-04-27 4 VOLUNTEERS ONLY ARE ACCEPTED Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Chief I Secretary of the Federation, Mr. M. V. del Tufo, •today assured the Federal Legislative Council !that youths called up under the Manpower Direction Ordinance do not go from the training camps straight363 words
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142 1951-04-27 4 Had Dutiable Watches; 3 Fined $747 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— A rubl er dealer of Kuala Pilah, Lee Ge< k Thye and t* others, Chow Kim Tian an I Tan T i Kim, were fine I b i >ta] <, i S~47 for being in i s-j session142 words
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32 1951-04-27 4 <mf B I give the m the made by plies T\. Ipoh to Mr. Staj ■es of him m a I prici submit h; The pri It32 words
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254 1951-04-27 4 Standard Staff CorrespondeiH MALACCA, Thurs. A woman convict. Tan Sob Eng, alias Khoo Kirn Swee, now serving a term of imprisonment for an identity card offence, steadfastly maintained m the IVlalacca Sessions Court yesterday that she was Mrs. Penhas, widow of Abraham254 words
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Article103 1951-04-27 4 He Probed Punters' Winnings IPOH. Thurv— A piik pocket, who tried to steal the winnings of a punter at the pavin? window of the Perak Turf Club on March 21. was today sentenced to three months rigorous imprisonment, to be followed by six months police supervision. Chan Choon (29) had103 words
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Article90 1951-04-27 4 C.I.D. Chief's E videnee Taken Sundard Staff R«porl«r J< MORE BAHRU. 'I- m Y)a e\ :ice <^ > Bev< Chi< f the Jol re CID recorded todaj m I c M ps- s C t as he .> r" .0 to leave for Eng I on M n c i90 words
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Article194 1951-04-27 4 AHMAD LEARNS TIME IS MONEY Standard Staff Correspondent ALOR STAR, Thurs. —It cost Ahmad bin Mahmud. a stevedore employed at the Harbour Board Penang. a dollar per minute for being late Vi minutes, at the Supreme Court, Alor Star. Ahmad was summoned to give evidence m a case m Standard194 words
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Article, Illustration232 1951-04-27 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPI'R, Thurs.— An assurance that \>ian Police Officers m the Federation have opportunities to rise not only to the rank of Superintendent but even above, was given m the Federal Legislative Council today by Mr. D. C. Watherston, Secretary for Defence.232 words
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Advertisement28 1951-04-27 4 EVERYTHING PUOTOC Specialise m D P ond Out-door Photogrophy Jei rk s Ph 0 157, North Bridge I SINGAPORE, 6. I J V llf CLEAN COOL- AIRY^^ MA328 words
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Article, Illustration305 1951-04-27 5 Robbed Owners Mum, Says Police Chief Standard Staff Reporter LACK of public co-operation is hampering Police efforts to stamp out pilfering of rubber in transit in Singapore waters, Mr. A. E. Minns, Assistant Superintendent of Police, Marine Divi"We have not received very much help fromStandard - 305 words
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106 1951-04-27 5 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE. Admiralty Loral Staff Union is contemplating "the! sternest measures possible" ii dockyard authorities do not give a "definite reply" to their claim for a revision of salaries ba.'Vd on the Benham Report Tiie Hon. Secretary of the Union, Mr. P. Krishnan106 words
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Article128 1951-04-27 5 AN "open finding" was recorded in the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday at the inquest into tile death of 17-year-old Tan Thian Chor, killed by a bullet tired during the riots on Dec. 11. Tan's mother. Siew Kim Lian, said at 7 p.m. that day128 words
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Article71 1951-04-27 5 A 16- YEAR-OLD girl, Tay Mi Char pleaded guilty m the Singapore Second Police Cou:'t yesterday 'Alien charged with assisting m le management of 'chap ji ki lottery m a house at Lorong Lal.it on April 20. Charged with her was Poon Wing X iw71 words
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Article77 1951-04-27 5 SPEAKING to a packed nailery at the Victoria Memorial lluil last night. Dr. G. P. Malalasekera, Professor of Pali and Euddhist Civilization and Dean of the Faculty of Oriental Studies m the University of Ceylon, exhorted Buddhist "to join hands and play a prominent part m the77 words
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Article, Illustration81 1951-04-27 5 ,w.v.vv.v.v.' .•.v.'.w.v.v.v.v.v.v. v:vA«\v>;vMvX"V.sy. 1 1 .v.:.y.™ DR. G. P MALALASEKARA, Professor of Pali In the University of Ceylon, was garlanded oiler his arrival m Singapore by BOAC yesterday from Colombo. Representatives of !>w Singapore Buddhist Federal Inn and Provisional Committee I Members of the Singapore Re- qioval Centre of th«Standard - 81 words
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Article95 1951-04-27 5 Standard Staff Reporter Denver University from 1934- MR. JACK A. Gertz, newly 35. a t the University of Hawaii appointed Assistant Informa- from 1944-45 and at Weber! tion Officer of USIS Singapore, College m Ogden. Utah, from arrived by Qantas Trom LOll- 1947-48. don yesterday. Mr.95 words
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201 1951-04-27 5 Thrift Society Gave MoreLoans In 1950 Standard Staff Reporter A TOTAL of 397 loans amounting to 153,179 w.B gran led by the Singapore Harbour Bonn? j Employees' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society, Lid. I last year, compared to 139 loans amounting to .SI 7.770 the previous year. This increase was201 words
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Article322 1951-04-27 5 Two Women On Men 's Clothes Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S East West Society met last evening at the British Council Hall to discuss the question "Men are Dowdy". Miss M. Keel, manageress of a provision store m Singapore put forward the argument that men were dowdy. She said that progressively322 words
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150 1951-04-27 5 Husband Tried To Strangle Wife (JUDGE TOLD) A STRAITS-BORN Chinese: i woman Mrs. Tan. .set-king a divorce from her husband, j I told Acting Chief Justice; Brown m the Singapore High Court yesterday that her husband had tried to strangle her m bed on three occasions. On another occasion lie150 words
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179 1951-04-27 5 THE CASE a^ainsr six Chinese, who were remanded on Tuesday for allegedly being involved m a 574.000-text le theft case, was mentioned m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday. Four were released on bail, while the other two were i remanded. Three of them,179 words
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Article32 1951-04-27 5 A Sfngat) »re bt ieh <>■ I c Peninsula! M,,!a\> Union ivili be aned opened Lnau«?ural meeting which will be I m i- "Eva Ing Cafe" Gr< W d '>;1 Sundaj.32 words
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Article145 1951-04-27 5 THE DEATH took place a yesterday m v j oi 1 1 Harriette Alicia Mosbergen inec Merrells), wife of Ifr. W W Mosbergen, J P i residence, 210-3, Queen Street The ri> cv.-'M-d. member of a well-known Singapore E iras family, passed away suddenly m145 words
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Advertisement566 1951-04-27 5 ACKNOWLEDGMENT f SITUATIONS VACANT I fop «a.p t|B David Ling beg to thank' 1 friends io I relatives seel wreaths, scrolls, j iys, tetters and messages mdolence, and also those! lent Their cars, assisted attended the funeral of his w.re. DEATHS I^KERGEN Hamate I 1 A i a Mo tbergen,566 words
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Advertisement542 1951-04-27 5 .rses and Dre^ <^ required temporarily Sio &h a We. PP y MU iCipal AXTED An experienced independent, English correspondence general clerk and one typist both with knowledge of inward and outward shipping, ne^x ail No d 3 a 52: age APPIy \PPUCATIONS are invited irom Federal citizens or British542 words
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Advertisement533 1951-04-27 5 17ANITY: Annual half-price SALE commences April 30th— May 12th. m all departments. 11, Battery Road. ]~)E SOTO 1947. 5 new tyres, new battery, new plastic upholstery. Taxed June 1951. Comp. Ins. Sept. Spotless conI dition throughout. $5,000. or nearest oiler. To Singapore Standard Office, Ipoh. ACCOMMODATION VJL 7 ANTED immediately533 words
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Advertisement100 1951-04-27 5 On Pan American's new pm Double-decked Clipper* Service to the U.S.A. SJ 111 l IM L ALlilihi 111 fn Pan American's luxurious Sle^pprPtte* At u<i extra charge. Or m a full-size berth free of charge to Honolulu only $10 from there to the U.S. And this i« just one feature100 words
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Miscellaneous152 1951-04-27 5 SINGAPO R|£^/# VI. C. A.. ORCU \RD KO \l>: Cricket Nei Practice 5 p.m., Tennis Badminton 5 p.m Table-Tennis Training 7 p.m. CHINESE V. M.C.A.. SELEUIE KOAI): Music Class 2.30 p.m., Badminton 5 p.m., Dej-t. Committee Meeting 5.15 p.m., H.L Basket Ball Team 5.30 pin Student Free English Classes 7—152 words
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Article802 1951-04-27 6 I\^ HEN the Rural and Industrial Development Authority was set up last year, it was undersi iat was an interim body to go: the work si d and mak< recommendations for the porient n rship and terms of reference of the A D.x On airman of K.IDA, has802 words
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Article244 1951-04-27 6 "THIS is the first time since the Emergency started m 1948." observed Utusan Meiayu. "that a Malay leader has had the gute to refer publicly m the Council to those Malays who arti suffering v n d c r the Erne: coney regulation." The leader m question244 words
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Article49 1951-04-27 6 >MMI r:\v- some f th< sc iss< at the rneel g >f any an g Si said 1 v interest 1 the 15 g B d *ras also scepti t he efl eness pi t easure'fbr bringing ps Ii exj ssed the 1 r< esseni i49 words
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Article246 1951-04-27 6 Fewer English E.E.C ["hurais gham's spe< Panference s h s ist< I luca- IS LSfM I rtani Issues c n1 g both tors I c I icat r Ie it It augurs w e^l 11 c 'v our educa- leadei is viUing i 111 a£eiiscuss our n »r edu1] pi246 words
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Article167 1951-04-27 6 Sir Ii has b sen the I bi- < practice ol the gu irdi; < °i »c law m this ancient and tranqml town ot Muar to indulge m the barbarioua policy of exhibiting die rem ims of b indits to the passive and t< i i ant167 words
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Article64 1951-04-27 6 Sir: Toward? the end o( the last .'{-years' session oi the Legislative Council, the Member for the Indian Chamber of Commerce announced that he was opposed to payment of allowances to Councillors On Tuesdax, m the Legislative Council, he repeated thai ne is opposed to allowances but did64 words
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Article172 1951-04-27 6 Sir; "Community Listening" a programme that is ber: j broadcasi m Tamil by Raduj Malaya, Singapore, does a lot 1 to promote knowledge among 1 Indian labourers working m rubber estates. By introducing j sac.i instructive programmes, 1 the labourers set not only il c day's latest news172 words
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710 1951-04-27 6 But It's Still Cheaper Than A Cup Of Coffee Your "STANDARD" Witl Cost 5 Cents Moi^] I Q* Page 1 of Ihis 1 issue is an ant j nouncement lhat the I retail price of your > Singapore and Sunday Standard will be raised hy five cents a copy, from710 words
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Article769 1951-04-27 6 I ~uM I c 5 oq of fin I ns| t I imai Let us hope h( ble to ren edy this I c la! s n as ble. But j this nat i< >• .< k refei ed to the need i reorganisai i of ait n769 words
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645 1951-04-27 6 TAKAR - DON'T BELITTLE OUR LOCAL POLITICIANS! TAKAR fi)^/'^^m SING UPORE voters -c tools i empty i es. L rant and t thiess. Smgaj i lust be guid< fficials W lied I the U bij > seems 1 be the pi ne educate* ight to Im i I < bled to find645 words
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Article, Illustration30 1951-04-27 6 .Hid it l trasn*l areßttemaa Id (ell v<ui mli.h i low-down. riiui 1 1 1 erossin*, lou^v twistin*. i biselin*. two-limin' Did I fid SO J <>U .irr30 words
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Advertisement85 1951-04-27 6 The I>e«i| and most m *'S-mi_ jl-'MK V f 't»gue. nervous exS*'- m<A\\ m haustion >re the direct <~~ r JrVBT'f\\ !!!v. KMIIVh Tm SV>IP °IS olllv a thorough J^^^^^^^-fciLli^J^ accurate and scientific I "^■Sfl^i^r p v miin itiun h\ us can shovv true condition of j vrtur eves. 41185 words
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Advertisement38 1951-04-27 6 WE KNOW THAT YOU HAVE ALL HEARD CF 1 1 hilt have you h«-;ml all hi- ihli-hlii'^ of popular Ma!a> S»ng»« "N'asih" "Taman Puspawarna" i This wcllknown HaUf film t I up-to-date lista of Path» M I ,<<nr.U38 words
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287 1951-04-27 7 US Arms Aid To Formosa Only For Self-Defence ACHZSOtf MHSZI.OSBS SECRET AGVr WENT I WASHINGTON, Vpr. 25 (UP) Secretary of Slate Dean rheson told his press conference t t »;!a> dial United Slates military aid o the Chinese Nationalists U to be used only "for internal security or _:i inmate287 words
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Article147 1951-04-27 7 UK Wants Malaya In Pacific Pact O\i) O N \pr. 2<> Govontmeni -m.m lold ilif Bouse < uinniiiiio W «mlii»'"»Britnia hoped to join v nited Malt* m a •.jM-;irit\ system ii will imliulf ;!rrat:u'"- lor (I te•»«1i i» i: v .1. I w war r W r Wai [1 fca147 words
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Article46 1951-04-27 7 I Ew DELHI. Apr. M, (AP) -i has cot-eluded an ent with Red China lor p trchase for caso or 1 ton. of sorghum gram to help relieve InoM a shortage. 5t 4 OOO tons are «pecbe shipped to India aui46 words
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96 1951-04-27 7 WASHINGTON, Apr 2.V I I P>. Assistant Secretary of State Dean Kusk has said that there is "an rlrmrnt of obligation to the Formosans themseires* 1 ii the United States 1 determination to stay on the inland "It was not the intention96 words
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136 1951-04-27 7 43 Killed As planes Collide Over Sea KEY WEST, FLORIDA. Anr. 25, (Reuter)— A big Cuban air- and a United States navy ining plane collided oyer the sea a mfle from Key West toI i and crashed into tiie sea arrying 43 people to their death. Water splashed M feet136 words
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53 1951-04-27 7 JAKARTA. Apr. 26 (AP) [ndonesian police officials today categorically denied that •Turku" Wesierling. elusive pimpernel of Indonesia's antigovernment forces, is back m Indonesia. They said the police were ready for Wester! ing "if he shows up."' hut do special alert I orders have53 words
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Article37 1951-04-27 7 i PRAGUE, Apr. 26 (UP)— 11 I was officially announced toda} that William N. Oatis, 37-year I old Associated Press corres pondent here, is under arrest charged with activities hostiW I to the State.37 words
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Article, Illustration77 1951-04-27 7 I photo. 1 Hwachon Reservoir, just inside North Korea, which was seized on April 18 by Allied fortes wlio fought for days to get to the power dam. Once the Communists opened the floodgates to trap UN forces m a gorge cut byAP - 77 words
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Article, Illustration210 1951-04-27 7 WASHINGTON, Apr. 2.i (UP) Senate Republican leaders demanded today that the investigation into Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur's dismissal be thrown open to the public and broadened to include all Far Eastern policies since the 1945 Yalta Conference, Chairman Robert Taft also saidStandard - 210 words
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117 1951-04-27 7 N'lists Seize German Ship Mai Rickmers TAIPEH, Apr. 26 <AP> The Chinese Nationalists have seized the 16,000-ton West German vessel, Mai Rickmers, as a blockade runner. The Mai Rickmers, out of Hamburg, was seized by a Nationalist warship off Amoy and arrived under escort today at Keel in 1 on117 words
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Article73 1951-04-27 7 LONDON, Api. 26 (AP) Prime Minister Attlee completed a reshuffle ol his cabinet, hard hit by death una resignation, by announcing today the appointment of Richard St kes to be Lord Privy Seal. Mr. Stokes is now Minister oi Works, a non-Cabinet post, lie will73 words
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95 1951-04-27 7 BOGOR. Indonesia, Apr. 26 I (UP i Three Chinese were killed and several wounded when a 15 to 30 strongly armed gang nttacked a small Chinese temple j near Tiiluar village, half a mile off the" D Jakarta -Bogor highway j Monday night, the95 words
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133 1951-04-27 7 Rita Doesn't Want To See Aly Again- Post NEW YORK. Apr. 26,— (AP)— The New York Post Wednesday said Rita Hayworth has decided to get a divorce or legal separation from Prince Aly Khan without seeing him again. It said she will make a formal statement this week announcing the133 words
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153 1951-04-27 7 SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. 2(] (AP)— The Rfd Chinese radio repeated yesterday its demands I that a Communist committee be permitted to investigate the conditions of Chinese m Malaya. The Peking broadcast, heard by the Associated Press here. asserted that the British P: ime153 words
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Article28 1951-04-27 7 CANBERRA. Apr. 26 (AP). '.Mr. Percy Spender, formerly j "Minister of External Affairs, j sailed today to take up duty as j Australian ambassador m Washington.28 words
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444 1951-04-27 7 Health Insurance Plan For Malaya 'Impracticable' Colonial Undersecretary LONDON, Apr. 26 (Reuter) Colonial IndprSecretary Tom Cook said today a health Insurance scheme for Singapore and the Federation of Malaya was impracticable at present but health and medical services were being improved and extended. He was replying m the House r444 words
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236 1951-04-27 7 ABADAX. April 26 (Heuter) —The strike at the A Marian oil refinery, the world** Largest, ended yesterday, ii- days alter it started. Mr. A. E. C. Drake. General Manager of the Anglo-Iranian Oi! Company, annouintd: "The strike is over.' Mr. Drake said 24.000236 words
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190 1951-04-27 7 Wow It Can Be Told WITH U N I < m K< \pr. 26, U'i' Che Bi ti ."ommomvealth 27th Brig vhose battal raring to saf for i! .vhcn the Chinese lauitcl I heir sp> ing ofl isive, nto Urn I > and stopped190 words
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Article25 1951-04-27 7 JAKARTA a- 2- 'I 1 i So< coalition cabinet heade Masjumi Party lea I I Soekiman. Indonesia had been rnment for 325 words
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Advertisement27 1951-04-27 7 i &k tk& f/!f^" 4&£SKfiir* &MCt CCHCMtC 'Kiif^V^l^ THROUGHOUT MAtAYA AND KRI^ fej TO SARAWAK. NORTH BORNEO., .NOONESIA. THAILAND. BURMA. A NO INDOCHINA. m£ MM M\fM Mi27 words
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Advertisement80 1951-04-27 7 •mJL^HkI -rrn^ f SO FRENCH flußi 1 1 so DIFFERENT! 2 SIZLS m EACH. Mm eau de cologne imperial! $15-00 and S.OO <1 4§r lat EAUX DE COLOGNE parfumees 6.00 and $10.00 J^ps perfume liv $25-00 and $45.00 PERFUME L'HEURE BLEUE $Z5-00 and $45-C0 JF PERFUME MITSOUKO $25-00 and $40-0080 words
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Miscellaneous10 1951-04-27 7 i i I ay >t* ||g V|p gyj^« T ~X10 words
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270 1951-04-27 8 Standard SiafT Reporter heads of Govenunenl departments maintained strict «fcnec on die details of the Government plan for curtailment of building pro,,',!, m Singapore, leading contractors and architects bilterlv criticised Government's policy yesterday. Stop the export oi Malayan Umber and270 words
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Article15 1951-04-27 8 '> is ordered 51 s I the Wesl ise Elect V A. P.15 words
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221 1951-04-27 8 Bl ELDING c instruction which was recently begun on the 570,000.00il power station at Pasir Panjang will not by the Government plan for curtailment of hliilflinor nrit i .•»■>* < P f the Sing; re I'■ i [is sed Stan- work pro- be as221 words
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39 1951-04-27 8 Standard <l.;'i Reporter 3IDENTS S t Sir.gh. Sinsh ia 10 tak Jng up the matt« tre m Singapore In n and Mis> M D I of the Dei IS v. present as servers39 words
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182 1951-04-27 8 ONLY ONI man yesierdin supported the Covernmenr s intention to -curtail Us buildino programme. which uouid especially iffed the education and meriiSLISf B o^ C( Ionv 5 b Mr c w v s««e« p« Vnnett Xt iltv and tormerly Singapore's Commissioner di Sensaid thai g182 words
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54 1951-04-27 8 HK Blackmarketeers Get US Supplies Via 'Gift' Parcels F n from J j V.: S > c aimed a* v z t < md North X > back Hongk H-• »PProved 1 =ages to X Cusi 1 i£S a fr. c c n oqq se' allin, while -^e> pd ze-54 words
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14 1951-04-27 8 Britain Bays More Grain From Russia '^ONDON Apr ,UP, unda arc ari to < ivai.-14 words
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Article, Illustration356 1951-04-27 8 IMP M\.,!H Sewing Ma. hi,,,- ;lm r::.:; 11 1 imliislr v l>i u<> ■>'■"■< TZ\ For to the ingenuity of Isaac Si thi A rican who invented 1 te > Si tring M wo abolition f the Slow s process of hand356 words
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235 1951-04-27 8 Standard Stall Reporter EXTENSIVE renovations and re-styling have been Readily carried out at the Adelphi Hotel over the past \t-ir .resulting m greatly improved facilities and aeeommodatioa for the poblk and hotel quests. A:r --i ning ha ay< a major part m the improveBesi235 words
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Article107 1951-04-27 8 I MALACCA Rubber Plantations report a net profit for the year 1950 of £539.00(5, from which the directors will recommend payment of 25 per cent I dividend. The credit balance at the end of the year amounts to £227.528 Ifie directors propose transfer- I nn? £9(5,000107 words
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Article, Illustration577 1951-04-27 8 C«W Welcomes Menon The Commissioner-General, Mr. Malcolm Mat-Donald, welcomed Mr. ML Gopala Menon. the new representative of the Government of India in Singapore, at a tea party given in the envoy's honour by the Indian Chamber of Commerce at the Victoria Memorial HallStandard - 577 words
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Article119 1951-04-27 8 Copra Market steadier Standard Staff Reporter THE COPRA market in Singai pore was steadier yesterdav. quotations opening at $4S_ and rising to $50* for May and $50 3 4 per picul for June* shipment. Business was reported at $50j per picul for early shipment. Coconut oil was quiet at unchanged119 words
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Article22 1951-04-27 8 Seats on the Stock Exchange of j Melbourne are now valued at t A£3,300. There are 129 seat--Reuter.22 words
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Article39 1951-04-27 8 HONGKONG. Apr. 26— Special Standard Service—Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HKS15.70 to £1 sterling: H__S6.09 to US$1: HK$ 1.805 to Malayan $1; HK$0.33 to one' Indonesian Rupiah; Gold HK.318 f} I-1.0 i r_1 139 words
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Article118 1951-04-27 8 COMMODITY PRICES RUBBER tht latest Sm-Mpore rubber prices yesterday (Apr. IS) were per lb. Buyers SeOen No 1 K .S.S Spot Loose $L9li FOB. m bales May Xo 1 R.S S $1,891 Sl.'»o'. No I K.S S SI. (Si 51. 83 No. 3 X S.S (noni SI. 771. $1,781 Tone:118 words
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Article42 1951-04-27 8 Standard Staff Reporter STOCKPILING ot tm and world rearmament programmes by Singapore importers for a current shortage ot tin containers for tai™,™ to^^ffSS o^^ of Slcum powder"and cre^°^ I fel^ ****>** Thfe Standard °"G of fhe new plastic42 words
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Article40 1951-04-27 8 the > 15 tes, D J F I d lenl Internal Nickel Cdi pan? •l" I 1 ex <ded supply ments of es le Stock] "*Cui eng need two or I rily found j n it ing ene40 words
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187 1951-04-27 8 standard Industrial Reporter PEPSI-COLA, the new soft drink introduced to Singapore a few weeks ago, has received an &verwfielmIng reception from the Singapore public, Mr. lack Abbott. General Manager el Union Ltd.. boffins »f the drink, said yesterday. Mr .V bott i I >r Pop-187 words
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Article203 1951-04-27 8 Licensing Placed On Monthly Bask Rubber Exporu To to menl «i rubber to Hm^Z j. U»e_ Singapore (iovern.ne,,! vhi.h i 1 h With the Federation (.overnn,,,,; (Ifslinalional ronlrol of M-.1 May 1 has been fixed .is -i Imomhlypenoddur^ 4;V;:.^f" n «.v/u£ v. m ue issued. Licensing began on April j203 words
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15 1951-04-27 8 A! STB j > shipmen «W5 for steckpUing From nth.15 words
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20 1951-04-27 8 51 ■iartf 51 ui R«p OM I plies were Ope. lb. foi t* Cl F20 words
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Article14 1951-04-27 8 Malayan Tins Quiet, Steady M m S INI RIALS I I Perak River S14 words
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Advertisement26 1951-04-27 8 CHU*"S Kl«*"i BAMi L I VlfvattJ l\l»i«*«J K«i*--«/ to H TGI! CAN OPKN A S\\l\(.S 4<(<U M :< AS I ITTI I AS $1 IMKKKSI VM I26 words
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Article, Illustration345 1951-04-27 9 Tg. Priok Godowns To Be Cleared Stundard Shipping Reporter THE I lulonesian Government is taking steps to alleviate congestion m the various ports under their control. The slow turn-round by ships calling at these ports have resulted m Singapore shipping firms lodging complaints with theStandard - 345 words
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Article, Illustration269 1951-04-27 9 THE 3,464-ton Fengning:, just out on her maiden voyage from the United Kingdom after a stopover at Singapore, is now on her way to Hongkong with a general cargo of 637 tons of rubber and firewood which i she loaded at Penang. This269 words
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Article183 1951-04-27 9 COLOMBO: (Airmail) (Retij ter) When the Danish scientific i expedition ship. Galatea, now o:: a two-year voyage round the I world, put into Colombo harbour this week, local customs authorities found themselves entrusted with a strange cargo two live giant turtles. The turtles, caught at sea183 words
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Article37 1951-04-27 9 HONGKONG Apr. 26: .Re.i-ter-AAP)—Police searching the 8.98t!-ton British ship Glenartney for drugs have seized guld worth I HK51,650,000 t about £103,000), some on the passengers and some j hidden. The Glenartney is bound for Singapore.37 words
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Advertisement574 1951-04-27 9 F oL RIGULAR UANS P anc SERVI Son Froncisco, Los Angel*. ah a Ycrlond All Amencon Conodion Cities J. L. LUCKINBACH Penon 9 P S'hom Spot. ILIAMNA /tikA 27 Apr. 28/30 Apr. MATTHEW LUCKENBACH;; ZZ/zIV 7,TL 7/8 Mo > IDGAR F. LUCKINBACH n c D «e Spore 10 May GEORGE574 words
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Advertisement237 1951-04-27 9 SHIPPING NOTICE M.V."HANTHALE' Sailin*:: .Monday. .'3o tl April, 1951 to DJAKARTA -INDONESL (ianro accepted: For Parl iculars apply tos CHEK GUAN SHIPPING CO., LTD., 14 Pekin Street, Tel: *****. SARAWAK STEAmsnir tu., Liu. (In orated m Sarawak) WEEKLY PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT SERVICE TO KUCHING REJANC RIVTR PORTS AND BINTULU (with237 words
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Advertisement591 1951-04-27 9 SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA U.K. CONTINENI Spore P Sham Penon "PANAMA" for Eong'.ck Saigon Hongkong Vonila Kobe Yokohamo 4-6 May l-3May 29-3OApr. "SELANDIA" for Bangkok 22-24Moy 20-2 1 Moy 19-19Moy "MALAYA" for Bong-rk, Hongkong, Manila Kobe ond, Yokohama 2G-29Moy "KINA" for Bangl-ck, Hongkong £r Manila 14-19 June "MEONIA" for Sagon Bangkok591 words
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Miscellaneous143 1951-04-27 9 Despatches TODAY: Djambi 8 a.m. by Hong Ann, Pontianak by Bosnik. Gt. Britain. N. Ireland, Eire, Europe. N. and W. Africa. West Indies. Egypt and Ceylon noon by Benmacdhui, Indo-China 6 p.m. by Ibis. Jakarta and Sourabaya by Ophir. Burma. N. India and Pakistan by Chandpara. Sibu j noon by143 words
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Miscellaneous523 1951-04-27 9 Nordhval 6 7 Javanese Prince, Coal Plant: Rondo, 4 5 Bulan, b Hong Ann. 1 2 Benalder. Pulo Bukom: Tankhaven ill. Priesland, Mette Maersk, Agatha, Tarushima Maru. Abert Dock: Pti' eng, Mambang, I Baud. Ban Ho Wan. Keppel Dock: E. Tesbury, Hunt: Thong. Stan Bombay. red Clover. Laid up anchorage:523 words
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Miscellaneous149 1951-04-27 9 i ftA7R~A/&WALS] C iA and DEPARTURES] > f Arrivals Q. F. A. Frp'^hter from Sydney :!.4o p.m. from Imsterdara, B'bok ii:;h m. X.1...M from Jakarta »i.4<l a.m. P A. from Bangkok <;.i:» p.m. 8.0.A.C. trom London likok ;;.:{"> pin (i.I.A. from Jakarta. T. Pfnang 1 M p.m. MALAYAN AIKW^V!? from149 words
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Article, Illustration336 1951-04-27 10 i r s i a«a, Pw mm wh* la i BWt >'f l 1!' I*l rnunj t» i lie B«j i" r.- i v» v' i Hk< i*» v., :ui l i f% .j. .I ti v i ,>,.; mr I l> I h T--:- X- U'< t336 words
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Article671 1951-04-27 10 Aunt Christobel - THE STANDARD JUNIOR LEAGUE Aunt Christobel The Magic Spider And [The Poor Man's Son b!l_ ONCE upon a time there lived a man who was very poor. One day as he \\..s walking through the woods, he met a dwarf. "What are you thinking ab so deeply?" asked the dv671 words
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Article236 1951-04-27 10 ON J j April n a i it on me aii i is a r v. feature iljed < l M A stly tsi >< rt te I U sits ts ii > als In teacters and teacbers-m--train i Dvi i the tej m (up to236 words
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Advertisement204 1951-04-27 10 if MAKGARET LOCKWOOD I d& m /> (;/rF\ the :K^J DANGEROUS Latest British M»virt<wie Nruv j tr UMS "AFFKAY* 1 and Gel MarVrimir-. ntiirn PLI s THE EIGHT /V MALAYA I New AlhambrA I m 11 j,:n. 1 Mi. 4.00, 0.-l.'i ;>.U) P-ni PEMA>D 2ND HimNli:HT rOiMORROW BHBp*"^JU JsW^ i204 words
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Advertisement270 1951-04-27 10 A W..L.Nb..1>1/| DDITKU .U.RA. /I I Off ■■■•>« I k...he.e. S^ SOLDIERS ll' I- .lllotll I" 1 1 fi t-| ifillti I< i r llMli'"' I r.i^nc-v In ciii r t i ls m Vk ii iiui>i»|n ni fiiiin^ hi the nth Ing i-tt -r- In r«9rm Ibf is ime>270 words
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Advertisement121 1951-04-27 10 ON STAGE AT 9.30 p.m. TONICHI H DISPLAY OF FENCING by the Siar». S Fenclnif (luh. por < at 11 a.m.. Ltt. 4.00, i,::,(\ g AKo The Three Siooges m "STUDiO STOOPS F=^ PLUS! MEWSUOL Mi, M'NITE TONIGHT I "SMASH HP" St:m-in«; R\! h '.m i M'NITE TOMORROW. OMCOFTH COLdSUUA'S121 words
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Miscellaneous545 1951-04-27 10 Radio Progapammes I s > ur i n> i :> m V ll.iUj ii I< itl o! i i k >u- 1 t ■:oni t- .i» am in M j.i.lurui: \l.. i. Maad I Masic; 7 PJB Nfwv .i \!i^ X t it! \in-.» 7 l I ..i. h I545 words
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296 1951-04-27 11 Ah Len May Solve Perak's soccer Problem l«*ad the IVraL UrS ee<l for a <l v lck an<l sharpshootinjs centre-forward 10 the Choice i h°n e VT is cm P llasi i** l »n the choice of Choong Ah Len of SHaii«or at I TU' this Sat r clay 8296 words
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170 1951-04-27 11 Di Mag Gets 'Hello' From MacA Jr. NEW YORK. \p r I \rthur s orders we^e car nrd out at the Van':e« Ntadium today b- hi s i; >»\ir old so.i A\lmr "Before I left for Ball P.irk." said the youngster Dad told me to say hello to loe So170 words
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222 1951-04-27 11 Chelsea's Bid To Avoid Relegation !lt!tl ltw« Ihal Menu to be doomed to frsni the Fir* Dhrfcion ot the Ens&th ►lb*U raru,. kepi liumMhr. m tbe end of season shl asatnsl the dram hl lr Second Division with a wm btct WoKerfaampton Wanderers on V\ edneaday. C ls< i, SI222 words
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Article95 1951-04-27 11 Queeu'sHorse Runs Last I ENHAM Aor flow San U .:.-.::u:-- |Q the ca c tra w -t hex horse Waniasi sia m runnii g of 1 Gold f Britai ;>ing 17 al f :h. part oi the six-j ar-oid baser, traveHc by tra.;:. ugh thr and kgS ga rse of95 words
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Article112 1951-04-27 11 NEW YORK. Apr. 26 (UP) roenty seven Americans, including the entire WaTier Cup u-am and comedian Bob Hope j aave entered the British """ateur Championship at Lar Wales, on May 21—26 I tne United States Golf Asso- i Ciation announced. Six of -hem also entered112 words
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Article259 1951-04-27 11 SEREMBAN. Thurs. The twice postponed general meeting of the N.S. Cricket Asso- ciation was held on Tuesday at the Sungei Ujong Club, Mr. P. K. Raman presiding. The new office-bearers were elected as follows: president: Mr. H. F. Burdett. vicepresidents: Mr. R. H. V. Rintoul. Mr.259 words
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Article263 1951-04-27 11 BELOW are weights lor the last day of Kuala Lumpur races. CL 5, Div. I Wonder Lad 8!fl (1. 2, Div. 4—(i F. Abt. 7 F. Billdaw 8.09 Pot Luck 9.00 Ross Road 9.00 Belgium 8.06 Beauman 8.! 3 Firemaster 8.13 Liberty Flag 8.05 Island Magee263 words
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Article193 1951-04-27 11 LOXDOX. Apr. 26 (A.P.)— I George Fullerton, the South African cricket team's No. l wicketkeeper, hit a powerful century m a one-clay game j against D. G. Clark's team of country players at Maidstone Wednesday and saved the j Springboks from possible defeat alter a startling193 words
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Article, Illustration329 1951-04-27 11 By OLLIE DAMES MARCO POLO looks set for the double when lu<oiii|»it*i<>s his engagement at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. !He gave this impression yesterday morning when !i" was merely <*aiitt*riiiif alongside Screen (McPherson) and Highfield (J. Donnelly) and finished two lengths m frojit to returnA.P - 329 words
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743 1951-04-27 11 DON ESS - Blackpool Tipped To Win FA Cup For First Time DON ESS By TOMORROW almost JCKKOOO ilhml«i mnf fans will hv at «'iiil»l<-\. will rom<* from llulyiit'side, many morr \*ill come from Lanra-liir«\ i<»r (lit* iNiiiu 1 to be played will he the Football Association Cup Final for ]*>."> I. The743 words
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Advertisement151 1951-04-27 11 COHEOI EUR If i/»/.' An Apology frcm HARVEY": l°v oc 1 le V ,"i lv( :t to the i j Telephone Electric C« n me I mvenience caused I r fact taat a ma i> useti I ihone time i r-\ [Jniversal-tni ask the publii i: as t m .!>-.,..151 words
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Miscellaneous174 1951-04-27 11 j x Carl. F» 1»\ j Cj tQ AHOwboM Arh, /A "H A GOOD j__g__g V V<_ /^7\ ___fX_!-? -> IL fO L /Ov UF1_r_y25" rh j 0 sox an j y^ I !J MEANS Zj Tl _7\_ I J fo O r <U U4.l_l_i_r< 0 If V<Ll GREATER U174 words
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Article, Illustration484 1951-04-27 12 Defence Paves Way For Surprise Victory Good Save SINGAPORE'S bluest pocccr upset this season mfiirre.l yesterday at Jalan Besar Stadium \*\u-\ a vmr) i 1 1 ami srroath improved Singapore Cricket Qub side scored a 2-0 triumph over much fancied Kota R:ij;i Club mStandard - 484 words
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Article221 1951-04-27 12 Katong S. Clim b To The Top X \TOMi SAJAR A H Spetia Club A fo.itb.ill XI b» Mt the Vo-m^r M^ns Mii^bms A Kit ion Pi vision 3B lea^'it" lt\id»^rs by two soals to nil at the G«jlaac Stadium jI \U nil j With this victory, Katons >/ijir.ih MOird221 words
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182 1951-04-27 12 IPOH, Tlim>. In a onesided iiamc (Aliens )X ali Irounced Kinta Europeans by seven poals to Iwo m today's senior division lcasnu* soccer here* Hy tliis \*in (Hhmiu W all have placed themselves second m the league, just one point behind Ching182 words
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50 1951-04-27 12 THE S. M .v, >•: 1 re have f<>r:re I a cric- team of their own recent y r^ match \u:; be a game against the As i iat on, to be p ty- at the A Ground, Sunday, under the caj tin y Me50 words
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Article, Illustration129 1951-04-27 12 13- Year-Old Champion Singapore's 1951 juvenile tnbie tennis champion is a 1 year old member of Prime R .v s Qub, I.im I bek Khrn-. I.im Joined the Club a few months ago With a passion for tible tennis, Which be played on five-foot ways with a plank [or .i129 words
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Article130 1951-04-27 12 Titan Beat Spitfire BP In Return In i h Imi n BF' def< ite I the Sj itfin B P :v. 5 games to 2 Results: 'l Itan playei s men tio«ied fi st. SinsN-s: A A bin Ahmad I•• ti Su timan bm Jaffar IS B. 18 l Sama130 words
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Article80 1951-04-27 12 I ONDO^, Apr 2C I r\P) Wednesday*! Rugbj tTni results were Abertillery 9. Neath 6 Cheltenham t it 16 T•: v At i H• •'o 5 W« si wa Sup< r llai c M E Lai en m S, RKiBY LEAGUE B:.idfn.d N >rthei 5 Leedi 14 Bi80 words
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Article199 1951-04-27 12 9-Man Team Beaten Easily In MM Miiod u.in.r M the BODCA ground jresterdaj Towb R&Bcers mrc b-\*t< n 3 I I>n the Singapore Medicml Worker* I nion m the !>.\ division Irusue v»\sterdj>. With nine plaj ers, I Ra; _c rs ig st the ten SMWU, gs i md the199 words
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Article172 1951-04-27 12 Kluang Malay Schools Soccer KLUANG T: :rs —The Re la <f c Inter-M Schools trict "ball competiti n I r the two UMNO cups were played on i the Government English School {round before a Urge gathering i spectators. For the 'A' c;p only two !e:;r*-.s entered thj competition, X.172 words
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Article70 1951-04-27 12 The following will represent the Malayan Railway at circket against the Selnngor Club on Sunday at 10.30 A.M. on the Kuala Lumpur padang: A. H. S. Reid (Capt.). C. Lembruggen, E. T. Williams. M. Sheperdson, J. Senevaratnee, K. Saburatnam.« K. G. Sabai, G. Xavier, Santok Singh,70 words
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111 1951-04-27 12 PEXANG. Thurs. Mr. Soon j Cheng San was re-elected presi- dent of the Penang Lawn Tennis Association at the association's annual general meeting held yesi terday. j The meeting was preceded by I mini general meeting. The meeting decided that the challenge cup for111 words
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150 1951-04-27 12 LONDON. Apr. 2€ (AP) is to fiuht for the world we! America. No date has been —Welshman Eddie Thomas Iterweight championship m set as yet. Mai ager S. m Burr 3 Iday that he had agra d itb Lew Burstoa, representative of150 words
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Article183 1951-04-27 12 KAJANG, Thursday.— Kajang S iccers dean record for sportsmanship was blotted yesterday when Hussin. playing for Kajang against the P.W.D. Sports Club In the first division League match, walked ofl the field is pr< test at the decision <^ f the reFeree m awarding a goal183 words
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Article30 1951-04-27 12 SEREMBAN, Thurs.— A snap goal by Loh Thian Kwee en- j abled the N.S. Chinese to defeat the Indians by 1-0 m the first division soccer league.30 words
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Article, Illustration569 1951-04-27 12 HIGH COSTS DRIVING YOUTH OFF MALA YAN TENNIS SCENE By KEN JALLkIf THE PRESENT day high price of teiini* equipment is crippling the sport m Malaya. Inless there is a downward trend m the prices of rackets and balls -^the basic requirements of the game tennis will become the recreational569 words
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Article373 1951-04-27 12 Following are teams f«>r this weekend's cricket matches m Singapore. Indian Assn. Indian Association Cricket Teams for this werkend: Against Mr. B. H. Mclwani's XI on Sunday at 11.00 a.m. on the I. A. ground. Dr. M. Abraham < Captain N T Narayanan. J. Rasiklal. J Arvinra, Iswarlal.373 words
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Article81 1951-04-27 12 S'pore Junior Badminton Entries are now ope I r the s ngapore Badmini >n Association^ junior c tampi >ash Events mrill be men's junior singles and doubles, w me f ir singles and do ib T te entry fee is 12 00 per c on petitor per event totry are81 words
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Miscellaneous35 1951-04-27 12 TIMESfe^ HIGH 1 L S it the rii ipal •es rta m Ma < i IOD.W: AM I'M Singapore i...> JJJS Malacca 11.13 IZM fort Picka— 933 10.44 Port S*haai H-i» 9JI IVn.mc 4 t»», 3;>B35 words
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