Singapore Standard, 30 April 1951
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Title Section16 1951-04-30 1 SIngapore TIGER Standard VOL. 1 NO. 303 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1951. 8 PAGES TEN CENTS16 words
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Article, Illustration372 1951-04-30 1 Stand «rd Start Reporter LARGE ii (t m Imt of Malayan Chinese, who «l to CoinnitinUt lima last year before the import Regulation^ v»rr«« enforced by the Governments ««iimapore and federation of Malaya, are now offered opportunity of re-entering Malaya before June 30, shoutMichael Goh - 372 words
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Article60 1951-04-30 1 ENHAGEN. Denmark, AP) x Den nai* an I Unite I St. s signed a ar acrei a I Pri Fence I Daoish- ty, s. R I sov< rtigaty %r >v A-.- ival Dem I other N th A mtic 1 s '.v d •ncr st^t: k60 words
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Article30 1951-04-30 1 HONGKONG. Apr 28. il'P> he Hongkong Government m•- iduced legislation today which ►uld autfa trize fines and prison sentences for editors and pub-'s-hers guilty of publishing "false30 words
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Article, Illustration57 1951-04-30 1 The coffin, bearing the remains of the late Auxiliary Police Insp- it r Foo En? Lim. and draped with the Federation flag, being carried to its final rest&g place at the Ipoh Connolly Road Cemetery. The late Inspector Foo was the victim o> MStandard - 57 words
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231 1951-04-30 1 TEHERAN, Apr. 29 (AP) The Lower Hou-e of Iran's Parliament voted unanimously on Saturday night for immediate >cizure of the Britishowned Anglo-Iranian Oil Company. The lawmakers also called oil the Shah to assign Dr. Mohammed Mussadiq, 76, leader of the nationalization drive,231 words
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128 1951-04-30 1 M.C.s' No To Fire-Fighting On Ships Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Municipal Commissioners will be asked at their ordinary meeting today to approve a letter to the Colony Government to the effect that the Municipality is unable to take over the responsibility of fire -fighting on ships m the Singapore Harbour128 words
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Article49 1951-04-30 1 GOETTINGEN. Germany, Apr. 29: (AP> Former Dutch pri-soners-of-war returning from the Soviet Union told newsmen that many Russians "hope for America' to liberate them from the Kremlin." The group of 30 was captured while fighting with the Germans at Stalingrad and sentenced to eight years' imprisonment.49 words
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65 1951-04-30 1 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Sun.— The Perak Branch of UMNO decided at the end of a five-hour meeting m Ipoh, today, to postpone discussion of admitting non-Malays as full members. Members felt that until the new rules of UMNO have been clarified this65 words
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171 1951-04-30 1 COLUMBUS, OHIO, Apr (UP) A 22-year-old 0 Slate University graduate student, described by a classmali as shy and quiet, was un I arrest here today and oh:r witb threatening the life President Truman. Secret Service agents a: I Robert T Gaudlitz Late yesterday The aaents171 words
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Article162 1951-04-30 1 Goodrich Chief: CINCINNATI. Apr. 29 (AP^ —Waldo L. Semon, of the B. F. Goodrich Co., said the tyre shortage soon will end. Semon said production of synthetic rubber is increasing and he estimated there will be enough for both civilian and military needs. He162 words
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141 1951-04-30 1 Senators Evenly Divided Be tween Truman, MacA WASHINGTON. Apr. 29 (AP>— United Slates Senators who are willing to take position now are about equally divided over the conflicting Korean strategies of President Truman and Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur This division is mostly along party lines. An A.P. poll showed 21141 words
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Article72 1951-04-30 1 JAKARTA. Apr. 29: <AP>— Four Indonesians were injured last ni<*ht when terrorists threw a handgrenade into* the front court of Indonesia's biggest and most modern hotel m the centre of Bandoeng. One of the Indonesians who were all passers-by was rushed to hospital m a72 words
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Article236 1951-04-30 1 Shawcross Stresses P eace Aim IiTON-ON-TEES. April 2»"^*iuter) Sir Hartley Shaw- i cross, Britain's newly-appointed President of the Board of Trade, i said here today that Britain I "must seek to change" the policy of toe Communist states "by showing at anon our strength and our good faith." In an236 words
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Article91 1951-04-30 1 SAIGOK, Apr. 29: CReuterVMr. Malcolm MacDonalti. British Fa- Eastern CommissHHier General, arrived here by air today from Singapore on what he described as a five-day fact- i finding visit to Indto-China. Later he flew on to Hnnoi. where lie is to stay until May 2 at91 words
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Article35 1951-04-30 1 CANNES Apr. 29 (AP> Prince Aly Khan today answered with a stubborn "nothing to say" to all queries of journalists lor comment on Rita H yworth's announced plans to seek a separation.35 words
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Article38 1951-04-30 1 Ahmedabad police fired on rioting Hindus and Sikhs, wounding five as mobs attacked police and Muslims with knives and sticks. The disturbance followed demolition of five Hindu temples ne.vly constructed on municipal land without authorisation.- A.P.A.P - 38 words
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Article18 1951-04-30 1 The U.S. battleship Missouri has returned to America after six months m Korean waters. A.P.A.P - 18 words
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387 1951-04-30 1 To Defend Seoul, Says Van Fleet: Reds Reach Han TOKYO, Apr. 29 (AP): As Chinese Reds today reached the Han River, northwest of Seoul, and suited timmg the north hank m a bid to break through, the Eighth Army Commander, Lieut. 4»en. \an Fleet, declared today that the I .N.387 words
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89 1951-04-30 1 HK: 'Same Front Against Same Enemy' HONGKONG, Apr. 29 (AP) British soldiers returning to Hongkong from Korea wore told today they merely had been transferred "to different parts of the same front against the same enemy.*' Lt.-Gen. Sir Robert Mat*^ sergh, Commander of Bri' h Forces m Hongkong, used that89 words
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84 1951-04-30 1 WASHINGTON. Apr. 28 (IP) Harold Stassen urged President Truman today to invite lien. MaeArthur to a personal conference so that they can settle their differences. The Republican President of the University of Pennsylvania told a news conference that he delivered a message to the84 words
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134 1951-04-30 1 FORT WAYNE. Indiana. Apr. 28 (UP)— A United Airlines DC-3 plane crashed duT\ng a \\ind squa!l tonight, and anth'^ities said that ail aboard were killed. Eleven persons died, including eir:ht passengers and three crew members T.:e pi 'me crashed m a storm that134 words
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69 1951-04-30 1 ILK DVFT. Apr 29 <AP M tial P.;] :n:>e Petain felt hi well SuncL y I at he refused to be examined by docton f).e official medical bulletin ?aid that the 9"' VC r ri nad a quiet oighf w th a generally improved oonditioa.69 words
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129 1951-04-30 1 UNITED NATIONS N w York. Apr. ZS (API The United States has stopped i p its campaign to get other United Nations members to send more troops to Korea Neg rtiatioi g i I now being ed on by the Pentagon m Vv129 words
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72 1951-04-30 1 TOKYO. Apr. 2S (Re ,'crAAP) LL-Gcn. lama Van Fieet m a state-sent summarizing the progress of the R spring offensive said today that the Chinese are nrobab'y m Iting to capture Seoul and idvance to the U~.n and P^khan rivers by May 1 Gen.72 words
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Article69 1951-04-30 1 Standard Staff orn-s|wuidi-nt KUALA LUMP'R. S :n A timdsreßade tiiro n by a U rrorist m Kultni 4 wounded four B-. ii i Hers, a Malay and three Chii civilians. A mm, $o<*n nf tf Erom the soene. was el i f A. planter.69 words
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Article48 1951-04-30 1 PARIS. A-v 20 liP < called 1 c t bis prop v tion i ir 'l c i c a be i n Fhe call w F his d a ac i- <■ i b i P amfi time to send vm n»imtri PolLs on J'J B 148 words
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616 1951-04-30 2 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE today be- 1 pin* it* ScCOTMi Kiluratioii rek f«»r uhirh an t-xtt'ii-hi\t* programme has been drann up. itli our happy hhmiiori«-> of thi' urt-at MICCCOO of j «»ur Fir-t KJucation t'«'k la*t \rar. our antit'ipalion «»f616 words
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Article, Illustration105 1951-04-30 2 Slaadard SI 'it Rcpwtet >!\\. V. J OKI s n.OOO vi !u>«>! children will think little ol "Black Monday' whea t!-.<-> return to school todaj after tlu* lei holidays. Reasoa rfce re-ope nins coincides with the tuM daj ol md i I ;.:i Week, which105 words
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Article84 1951-04-30 2 I MR B roll B Si ng a pore i the Gi Hospital yesti ai 10 am. M Bracks who bad bet.:-. In hospital w last I trsday, I been I the past year eaves behi la vile and a L nard The funeral i vice84 words
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Article65 1951-04-30 2 MEETING residents X Keat H I Singai ni Trust ip j i nmunity ire will be held < nexi Phis decision was bed i Satu I residents m« I Road '"sied a a rking i oil The lairman U 'cc C a E65 words
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Article33 1951-04-30 2 THE OPERATING ol Singapore's new five-passenger taxis there W€ 65. 0n the road today waa described by Mr. w. a. M. Watts, the Registrar oi Vehicles, yesterday, as "a great success."33 words
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Article130 1951-04-30 2 standard Ktpi>rt;r c \r i fcg its to take 1 place m a the 1 I 1 "V r" Educal t message. V I- cis n p :o |he end the price tagc "II i prof s not I d ed tage of mal c130 words
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228 1951-04-30 2 BECAUSE of the acute shortage of Maflf, qualified nurses and dressers are required m the Middleton Hospital to work on a temporary basis at a daily rate of $10. "This system works fairly evenly," said Dr. W. E. Hutchinson, Deputy Officer, commenting228 words
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Article, Illustration55 1951-04-30 2 MISS Slmone Moucharmont of Paris was one of the 594 passengers {200 of whom were troops) travelling to Saigon m the French liner, l.a Mursciltatse, tohtcfi swpped over m Singapore for a ifaiy and night yesterday. She is o>? a rrorld tour representing a few Frein-h firms dealing55 words
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Article, Illustration144 1951-04-30 2 Standard Woman Reporter MISS Sham Ira Balbir. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Balbir Sinqh of Singapore, shyly held one end of a ceremonial start* before goiim around the "Granth Shahib" t holy book > with her husband. Dr. Krisban Sinsh Grover. after their wedding yesterday. The doctor144 words
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Article99 1951-04-30 2 Merchants Back Four Of Australia Standard Stuff Reporter LEADING members ol Singapore Chinese business circles including Mr. Lee Kong Chian, and the vice-president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Tan Siak Kew, welcomed the move made by Mr. James Payne, Australian Trade Commissioner m Singapore to send a goodwill99 words
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262 1951-04-30 2 Stmndard Staff Reporter MH. V. k. WIR. j)rt>i«ltnt of the 30,000-rtrong Singapore Federation «»f Sejrvices' I nions, v*a> veeterday elected a* Singapore trade union delegate t<> attend tH« V»ian regional conference of the International < onlederntion «»t Free Trade Unionfl to be held In262 words
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Article201 1951-04-30 2 The following is the second list of "Fair Prices" of commodities issued by the Deputy Controller of Supplies: CONDENSED MILK: 14 OS. tin: '"Lifeguard" .60 cts; "Mother's Boy" .63 cts. POWDERED MILK: 1 Ib. tin: "Klini" 12.70 Si. B4*; 2| Ib. tin: "Klim"— Sti.7o $<>.8O:201 words
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Article115 1951-04-30 2 Objection To London Taxi THE OBJECTION i I the S eaj re Hii Car \ss cial i to I te introducti n i I the Li n type ol .x. > gaj tispurelj an economic one, says the A— ciation's report. "Its huh initial o st and the cost of115 words
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Article94 1951-04-30 2 THE MOTION— "This house believes that civilisation has been decaying m the 20th Century and that its decay is hastened by Science" will be ci c b a I c d between two teams ol six speakthe Government -aided schools. The team opposing the motion will94 words
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Article56 1951-04-30 2 about 150 people turned up at Bidadari cemetery m Singapore yesterday for Qic tuneral of the late Mr. Heng Hui Keng, aged 08, who passed away m his residence at Pasir Panjang Road on Saturday night. Mr. Heng leaves behind his wife. Madam Tan Khin Neo, four56 words
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Miscellaneous97 1951-04-30 2 tl Li'L ABNER IS JUST IT'S THE. HEADLESS 'ID V COME <OMEff- WE V T> t&~*L&P,f HALF A LE.AGUE AHEAD I HORROR.r-THE HIDEOUS AMONG A MNTW4NTNO "ST Wj fT OS^" !i OFME-^T-THERE <\ APPARITION OF TWE A CAPGO I bLARSTED H AMERICAN 4L s A^y^r- MUST BE A LOCOMOTIVE. V97 words
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FORCES KILL 7 BANDITS
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Article201 1951-04-30 3 Standard Staff Co-respondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Two members of the Mm Yuen, one of whom is also a member of the Malayan Communist Party with a Police reward of $5,000 on his head were among s*ven bandits killed yesterday. The priced man was Lim201 words
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122 1951-04-30 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The i Malayan Indian Confess is to < make a recommendation to the Federal Government that for the services they have rendered. 1 schoolboys called up under the Manpower Regulations should, on their release, be made eligible for Federal citizenship or122 words
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Article63 1951-04-30 3 Onn Declines Presidentship KUALA LUMPUR, Sun— On the grounds that if he became j President of the Sultan Suleii man Club he would want it to Ibe an international club, Dato Onn bin Ja'afar declined to have his name put forward for election as President. The Sultan Suleiman Club, i63 words
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Article30 1951-04-30 3 THE Hi^h Commissioner. Fe- deration ot Malaya. Sir Henry Gurney. will attend the Indian Magic Show at Chinese Assembly Hall. Kuala Lumpur, at 9 p.m. on May 5.30 words
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189 1951-04-30 3 MAY DAY Workers Told Renew Vow To End 'Terror' Standard Staff Reporter IN A MAY DAY message, Mr. P. P. Narayanan, President of the Malayan Trade Union Council, calis on Malayan i workers to renew their vow to j fight the ruthless and unruly j elements who are daily dis-189 words
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Article101 1951-04-30 3 Sir Husein Opens Star Theatre Standard Statf Correspondent PENANG, Sun. Sir usein H. Abdoolcader, formally opening the New Star Theatre here this afternoon, said that both the owner. Mr. Makhanlall and the cinema magnate, Mr. Ong Keog Huat wore old friends of i his and he would like to wish101 words
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Article41 1951-04-30 3 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Sun. The committee ot management of the Perak C tinese Maternity Hospital today considered and approved pr >p sal to grant an increase to all staff employed m the .n-i-T--teroity home m EZampar Rpad.41 words
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Article, Illustration166 1951-04-30 3 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sun. Speaking at a tea party m honour ot j four Penang Malays, today. Mr. A, V. Aston, Resident Councillor, Penang, said "We are j not Malays by race, but we] have lived with you. spoken your language and shared your thoughts166 words
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INSP. FOO'S FUNERAL
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177 1951-04-30 3 Nandard Matt (Jorres|K>ndcnt IPOH, Sun. Full Police honours were accorded to Auxiliary Police Inspector. Foo Eng Lin, at his funeral today Inspector Foo was the first Perak auxiliary policemen to die at the hands of terrorists m the service of the country. He was177 words
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Article51 1951-04-30 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malayan trade unionists have nominated their delegates to the forthcoming conferences at Karachi and Milan. Messrs. M. P. Rajagopa] and A. K. Nair were selected to go to Karchi while Mr M. Arokiasamy will go to h/Tilan. The selection was made by secret51 words
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Advertisement269 1951-04-30 3 SARAWAK STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. i Incorporated m Sarawak) WEEKLY PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT SERVICE TO KUCHING REJANC RIV"J FORTS AND BINTULU 1; jwith transhipment at Kuching). r Due Sails. Bidor foi Kuchmg M°y 30 Mcy 5 v accepts cargo foi Bintulu w-*h transhipment at Kuching t Rajah Brooke ror Kuching May269 words
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Advertisement569 1951-04-30 3 MUNGS FROM SCANDINAVIA U.K. X" for Bangkok. Hongkong, Manila 2-4 Moy 30 Apr.-l May y^feST 5 -2 8 4M.° Y y 20-Z.M.r l»-»»Mn V" for Bangkok, for Bangkok, "Nt Manila 14-18 June .for Saigon 23 25 June 20-22 J-«« 18-19 Juno C r l W^ N Anr: A Rotte.dcm k«rg,569 words
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Miscellaneous980 1951-04-30 3 Tair Prices' List For I K.L. Area THE following "fair" prices for staple goods for rtuala Lumpur town area has been issued by the Selangor Government RK'E 'free market)— Slam whole No. 1 43 ct.-. per katty; Be. 2: 40 ct.-..: broken: 23 cv.: Burma: 32 cts.; Local 'Sen. 27980 words
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Article670 1951-04-30 4 I Engl a surprising W affairs l n this c id i si v >l 9 WoMice about ng indu> jbL. .< »i m I fo e Dollar G vvd ~w M i; 11 1" 1 'Tli'S statement by Mi H H Face: Pjpsuient of th< UniX670 words
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Article920 1951-04-30 4 NORA BELOFF - The Imaginary America TT is time that people here stopped brooding over an imaginary monster they call America and took a closer look at live Americans. Mention America, and your average newspaper reader will conjure up a monolithic mass, compact, uniform, with one way of life, one creed, one "hump920 words
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579 1951-04-30 4 fh g satisfacti that 1 pap< f April 26 rith which I c era! Legislative Council ed its proci lings sis the first time i I -> hist U it a M i egis ture bet i its sesition to th< Almight a b ess579 words
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Article223 1951-04-30 4 S Today when resj sible si tesmen, local ers the E*ress ai c sti t ssing c ssity tv> improve t!ie s1 da: d ing m this c and m recogniti m I I is I Goven m< I pal i:> theesi tes nd 1223 words
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Article188 1951-04-30 4 Sr; May I. through your columns* express tny opinions about the recent L.C.C Shorthand Examinations? Many students, I am sure, will auree with me that th« dictators were far from satisfactory. It is with regret that Mich an uncomplimentary remark must be made of tiie dictators, who. though188 words
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Article, Illustration281 1951-04-30 4 S T the im v [kind lest the C< Secretan the statement vi c gave re) Mi R. Dasaratl Labour, R f the emj ees with Si-: ,'ices stating that the "*S< [ay the se g >yei nment owes i esp ity 1 Is thes< na281 words
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Article, Illustration198 1951-04-30 4 Sir- T would like to make it clear that I belong to no party and that I don't cure a hang for politics and political parties— whether Progressive or Regressive. Labour or Capitalist. But as an ordinary citi en who pays his share of ihe taxes, (small as198 words
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Article352 1951-04-30 4 s Has any < igh t M said Rent B m p to i < I tei Is hr is landlords Nevertheless ewer i naged to get l p assed re g g t h< s un« ly e:v«v. c id Is a p-h i I am352 words
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Article395 1951-04-30 4 CASSANDRA - CASSANDRA By TF you look above you will see my ti .d. It is a pair of specta< les (price 4 s cJ of misunderstood but uell-meaninu nd a ill mother gave me for nothing Spectacles usually the .sign of Ui.k, beyond their nose or m395 words
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6 1951-04-30 4 POLITICIANS SHOULD STUDY FACTS FIRST ft6 words
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Advertisement65 1951-04-30 4 M\ till iff/ 4 BRICKFIELDS HOME ROTARY drS ASTOUNDING FEATS BY FM OUS PROFESSOR PALAN 5 AND HIS TROUPE A^~ CHINESE ASSEMBL\ HALLO? smmgoAW $g* ten <e1 U p. nrAl SEE MASS HYPNOTISM LEVITATION ACTS SWALLOWING GUN FROM THE MOUTH ING OUT THREAD FROM STOMACH THROUGH THE AND MANY OTHER65 words
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295 1951-04-30 5 Freed American Says He Was Tortured By Reds UK Keeps Sf. Stefan's Crown MKWA. P ril 2*) (UP) American businessman Robert \ogcler, a twitching wreck after 17 months' capMt> m a < .omnium*! prison, disdeeed here that he had leaded »uilty to espionage charges after he had been objected to295 words
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Article90 1951-04-30 5 Gaitskell Defends Spending W 28 (UP)— Chancellor oi Ex- gfc Gail k< said I g .lie de: < was desig r II jing Cur 9 i i def< ice t said i the burd< must b< g to s that put no ts t expi I > l :->u^h it90 words
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105 1951-04-30 5 NEW DELHI, Apr. ?9 (AP):— Some 500.000 Hindus massed alons Delhi's main streets as 500 Indian holy m;>n paraded for miles m a convention dedicated to world peace. In the procession were a dozen members of a Himalayan sett who so naked.105 words
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239 1951-04-30 5 NEW Apr. 2<> (AP) Rita Hayworth, Brooklyn uirl who became a princess, >aul lit*r story hook marriage to Prince My Khan was ended and that «.hr would k a "legal and permanent separation** hecause his expensive social obligations and "far flun«i interests" made a239 words
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Article57 1951-04-30 5 'Shipping Death To Un Troops' ATTI.ANTA. (Gebrgia), Apr. 29 (UP):— Earle Cocke Jnr., National Commander of the American Lo»ii>;i. said Britain was shipping "death" to the U.N. troops m Korea. He said, "eleven ships a week leave Hongkong for Red China. Six are or' British registry. Every shipload Ls a57 words
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Article78 1951-04-30 5 Us Probe In Hongkong HONGKONG, Apr. 29 (AP>— Senator Warren G. Magnuson, on his return to Tokyo, will proceed to Kwajalein atoll to witness "nuclear fission" experiments held there by the Atomic Energy Commission. The Washington Democrat arrived here last week to study IRO activities m the Far East and78 words
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170 1951-04-30 5 Soviet Debt: US Urges Arbitration WASHINGTON. Apr. 29 (AP) —The United Stales has formally proposed arbitration of the lone deadlock with Russia over settle merit of Ihe US$l O,OOO million Lertd-TLease aid granted the Soviets m World War 11. Secretary of State Dean Ache son suggested m a note to170 words
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171 1951-04-30 5 PARIS. Apr. 20 (R«» ■<■ Seen as another rriuiff to the Western attempts at conciliation. Soviet Deputy Andrei Gromyko, at the Foreign Ministers Deputies lOih meeting here, rejected the new Western agenda put forward m a fresh attempt to meet Russian views. i He171 words
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239 1951-04-30 5 WASHINGTON, Apr. 29 (Reuter) Th<Australian Liberal-Country Party coalition Government s return to power m the general election on Friday, informed observers here believe, has removed possibility of a hitch m the well advanced United States-Australian negotiations on both a Pacific Pact ami239 words
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122 1951-04-30 5 SAIGOX. Apr. 29 (UP) Tank-led French columns, smashing against encircled Vietminh troops m "Operation Elimination," killed 200 Com-munist-led rebels and captured 1,200, a French communique said. The communique >;;:d the action occurred near Tuyanh Anco, .'SO mile^ southwest of the port of Haiphong Meanwhile,122 words
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Article32 1951-04-30 5 Indian Home Minister C Raj; gopalacharia said thai about 800 Chinese refugees are sheltered m [ndia. Of these about 130 would be allowed to remain. U.P.32 words
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Article26 1951-04-30 5 PRODUCTION oi marparine ii America reached v record vo!um« of 936.800.000 pouqds. Per capit: consum ttion was •> 2 pounds a new h eh.26 words
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Article432 1951-04-30 5 HONGKONG. Apr. 29 (Reu-ter-AAP):— The light aircraftcarrier HMS Theseus has returned to Hongkong from Korean waters after making naval history as the first carfrier to conduct more than 1. 000 flight deck landings without accident. The carrier wai awarded the Boyd Trophy an honour for outstanding432 words
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Advertisement94 1951-04-30 5 "SUNSHINE" WAR! IN CREAM A BLUE DINNER SETS 6 rtfSGKS 30 PIECES $39.50 b p e AKfAsr y:~s 6 PtR-OHS 23 PitCES $21.50 3 THE OUCH DISTINC&iSM£b S&BVtCB *M Some ttudt of Kr«men*z QuaUry f t»d geM EL pJalc have been worn tor os lon<; c; ir?/-ftv« r>: Ail Krementz94 words
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Advertisement199 1951-04-30 6 FTTl^S^^^ NEW!/^ TODJIY! 11-1.45-4-5.30 9.30 -1 shows daiu-3. 6.15 ji^ f\\ MGH- VOLTAGE IWULLER^^^-~* "PeSbALASAN" 5"'"« tfnXrs :^3 "S^S" TWO-WAY ,i^ -r TALKIE »^rtW W"lni life H'fSIII.XI.S. 1 1 I 1.1 s 15 V II S A -M^ Bl raw M> .JL Last Day: 3.00. 6.30 9.15 P.M. K^Us&r2&R!£! I199 words
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Advertisement149 1951-04-30 6 > ,s*^- 11 I T^ c f; BY ?f ques! 1 innJling Documenlan Picture ever madef "APPOINTMENT ■> w% nn i~\ ts t I f/ t(t (BRAND NEW PRIM MTOIMMIM IN K \u i« no ordinary War l v i< tur, i, 1«H» (omb.it Cameraman. ruht iron, the start »1149 words
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Miscellaneous1712 1951-04-30 6 fHARE MARKET NOW DULL OPENING STEADY By A Special Correspondent n^^^^^tnvesiatsi^edtoh^opthnit «ijjo BBOSSWORD No. 4 (Mew Series) tie, there was a slight all round improvement. In the absence of any definite trend on the London i I stock exchange, however, sellers came forward locally II I J? I 13 11,712 words
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462 1951-04-30 7 SINGAPORE "A" played good soccer m the second half to score a narrow but well-deserved 2-L win over Colony Malays at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The match resolved into a stern battle between experience and youth and youth triumphed. Employing every trick of the462 words
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Article194 1951-04-30 7 PULAU Brani United with seven wins from eight games and 20 goals to their credit head SAFA's Division I league table with 14 points. The Islanders, however, have yet to meet two strong teams m Rovers and Kota Raja, and although they are fancied to be194 words
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259 1951-04-30 7 Tulloh Rode 7 W inners At KL Races DESPITE a blank day on] Saturday, Colin Tulioh was easily the champion jockey of the Selangor Turf Club April meeting. Jockey Porky Donnelly had his best break for some time to ride four winners. Jack Spencer was leading trainer with five firsts.259 words
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Article101 1951-04-30 7 PHILADELPHIA. Apr. 28 (Reuter)— Roger Bannister, crack British mile runner, led throughout the final lap of the Benjamin Franklin mile at the Philadelphia relays meeting tonight to win the event going away. Fred Wilt. American National indoor mile champion, was second followed by Don Gehrmann,101 words
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Article190 1951-04-30 7 MR. LEE KONG CHIAN was! re-elected President of the J Singapore Chinese Swimming Club for the 18th consecutive year, at the annual general meeting yesterday. Reviewing the progress of the club. Mr. G. H. Kiat, who presided, paid tribute to Mr. Lee Kong Chian190 words
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Article276 1951-04-30 7 LONDON. Aj>r. 28 (Renter) Tottenham HafefOr, with a single «i«>al victory over Sheffield Wednesday, made sure today of winning the Football League «h tippionship. Thus they have equalled the aeliievenu'iu* of K\ ion (1931 anil 1932) and Liverpool (1905 :m<l l<)<>< by carrying off the276 words
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Article70 1951-04-30 7 LONDON. Apr. 21 (BeiAer) A double century partnership between John [kin and Geoffrey Edrich foe thf second wicket gave Lancashire a splendid start to the season Oxford today. They had scored for three at the dose, [kin i a i 192 and Edrich 15. In70 words
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Article, Illustration144 1951-04-30 7 LONDON, Apr. 28 (Router) G'oih ster achieved I the mo I impressi\ c ol tin final H gramme- itinf entry by one goal, one penalty i two tri F unoe the dangero I ntry ba sion could make little head' against d< termined i Glou<144 words
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Article42 1951-04-30 7 THE Si nd t eh •> first innings with ru:.- T *ia v c highest Bagu P^' bit- v four wick* Z3 as 3 second inni;.— E sopn 5 i.A llected 2 for < c at i >r.42 words
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Article23 1951-04-30 7 PENA Sun.— In cet match tne iGn C I,".'' J^- eat Pu c i Wo F** ■< A- p As- aft23 words
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Advertisement1016 1951-04-30 7 NOTIC FOR SALE MALAY REGIMENT TENDER Tvvv 7 NOTICE triWBK (I complete well equipped Dl Barrack Stores to the Malay a Lum P ur V lV:v:ers will dose at 19 F° R w le ,V Sed silver fox r" lodl on 11th May 195] Full «i, packet. Carrier portable Dartknilars1,016 words
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Advertisement568 1951-04-30 7 SITUATIONS VACANT SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY VfIDDLETON HOSPITAL -"■Qualified N irses and Dress- ers required temporarily. $10 per day. Apply Municipal Health Office. KUALA LUMPUR MUNICIPALITY APPLICATIONS are invited from qualified nurses holding an approved certificate m midwifery for the ap- point merit of SENIOR STAFF I NURSE at a salary of568 words
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Advertisement149 1951-04-30 7 MISCELLANEOUS JITAGNIFICENT Scissors cut with Vicky's scientific razor method. Michelle, 13, Battery Road, Singapore Tel. 3339. 17ANITY: Annual half-price SALE commences April 30th— May 12th, m all departments. 11, Battery Road. DHOTO Stamps Newest m 1 Malaya. Your Photos reproduced m STAMP FORM, gummed and perforated. Send stamped envelope for149 words
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Advertisement81 1951-04-30 7 v r 'lir.e runs fo& r«£ r/M£ of yoy^ u« SOLEA6ENTS SINGAP(NK«!i 1.">9 («(ii >t i.. i hi v EWZmYVWIJVIS pno T*tun. i 1/);// S///r/> KLrlslierq SHYAM CHAKRA KARYA LAY AS MAIIA SHAKTI I)\| xr.Ment to V Restorei SBAHANA tila (crtenuUl si tin CHAKRA Til. A -ft SLLPHI'R OIL for81 words
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Miscellaneous274 1951-04-30 7 S^^H?TMAT r W^LI^SWOULD V ISOLATE ABOARD UK»T\L THIS ISLAND WHERE tf U "SIU I V AurER" X SEIZE HER WE LET N HER? 'SSftED OUR /WE WERE 'WAY WE COULD SETTER Todays Radio ENGLISH PKOGKAMME KADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE ENGLISH PROGRAMME (Vio«i kcs 41 U« metres* 10 ani \ews: I p.m274 words
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Article, Illustration582 1951-04-30 8 JIM CHAMBERS - c^fr > zam-- Jpf mto i r [you elf 1 pr v-P' tSjf f'. <■# d it fre ioJr v .".on- K> JIM CHAMBERS AP Spoils Editor f LONDON W) A year ago wlirn erickel prospects for 1950 it was suggested ml English crieke! was m for a "rough582 words
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Article149 1951-04-30 8 Roberts Is New Golf Champion 111 NSTANTON (Norfoik) Apr. 28 (Kcuter): (ieoffrey Kobrrts. 29-yrar-old bespectacled sch<»«hn:ister ol the Stkutrinort and Ainsdale, Lancadmi Club, won the Engfish ;innteur goH ehampioDShip here today at t!ie 39th hole, m a historic tinal. He defiviled Harry Bennett. 36-year-old electrical efi&traefcw of tit** Buzion ;iiu!149 words
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234 1951-04-30 8 THERE was a thrilling finish m the GmH&Med Services ami Sinuam>rc i!iviliciti9 annual rrtekefl malt'li [ilavril mi the Pa«ijn^ yesterday. The match ended m a draw but it w\a still 1113 bod] 'a ga when Singapore's sixth wickei fell for 117 runs m reply234 words
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628 1951-04-30 8 Teddy Wong Wins Car Event, Trevor Makes Fastest Time Xi \i Li MH K. >Un. Sdanger Motor S}»ori<* M Lil>'- kiiomrtro >{>ertl trial on ikr 1 ornio Road at |Ki.!i I uiii|)ur 10-daj prodmttl a Ben ipccd H«* was l(H«i> W««2 hlio buihls hit owl rarin» em out r junked628 words
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Article467 1951-04-30 8 Innings Win For Sinhalese Singapore Sinhalese Asn>k .\tion scored their set »nd straisfht win m the ;i:or section of the colony i rieket tournament vesterd.iv <?n they beat CYMA (St resa'si by an innings at v ;)oy Lines. The Sinhalr>e now safely at the top oi tl HM ieaiiue. i1467 words
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Article135 1951-04-30 8 TV s: v :KV )RE A Footl A on wiH m future be allowed to w d re IB 30 co P n«ntary > t J Bes a f s uni to eac I iring i ting the Coloey rhe i' es will be135 words
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187 1951-04-30 8 'Stonor' Cricket Bin Keng In Form MALA LIMPI R. Sun— I Thr first Stonor Slurld match under the new leagM system was pla\rd this morning at Rifle Kan?e. and the Police Depot, who were nuktiK their debut m the competition. br.it the Srhngor Fnns.an Association by 64 runs m a187 words
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Article37 1951-04-30 8 HELSINKI, Apr 2^ lßeuter>— H tsuh AJcar o! Turkey v. m the »antamweighl I tie fn the world reestyle c m pionshipi .ie:v tti sven c lefeated Yachoubi on a ur..i:"ii:r. ;v»::r.s iecisi 'P..37 words
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Article241 1951-04-30 8 SURADI tin Karmau ol a Tar-i ;n C* C w M > a time >f I h 3 nuns. 1 I sees, yesterday w< the tS-mile time trial, Rrst eve I I m the Singapore Cycle Racing As- >ciati > best i mdci c241 words
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Advertisement120 1951-04-30 8 2, GRAND O.rymsT^^ 20 C PISCES G 1 1 r C 5 I BIIfiN FAKCV CROvA' SPORT SHIRTS gj collar. Open :mtln I Going at S5- ccc*? I 500 PIECES 3UHKE SPORT SHIRTS I Goi.-g at $4.50 zc:h ■fi jfi Ava THE IS I ECONOMICAL jUNI/// We invite v/U[R p120 words
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Miscellaneous36 1951-04-30 8 TIDES M TIMEJ^r HIGH riDES it the principa m i. TODAY. Sin >-f 4 ">1 l H i 1'..: I It It* Mi I IN I*-.. v mi d i i li p ti tnx M >!36 words
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