Singapore Standard, 8 May 1952
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Title Section15 1952-05-08 1 Singapore Standard VOL. II NO. 310. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS15 words
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Article, Illustration410 1952-05-08 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE MANAGING Director of Serangoon Garden Estate, hAr. S. C. Macey, announced yesterday that approval has now been obtained to commence work on the first phase of the multi-million dollar development plan to house 2,000 families of the lower410 words
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Article41 1952-05-08 1 > uKlinl Mill Reporter >k..;g committee g Chinese rom- t re was ie as irays and tting up a home hroni T.B patients who ■v. -o. Sec:-- irj Chairman I the com itborixed to nbera of three41 words
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Article87 1952-05-08 1 WASHINGTON, May T (UP)— Secrets >: State Dean Acheson acciis d the S »vi« I Union todaj oi intei n itional ci ime m chai gim United Nations forces m Korea with waging germ warfare Ac m sa id the Soviet dial ges i>:> 40::" i irtare.87 words
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Article125 1952-05-08 1 LONDON. May 7 (Renter) Richard Butler. Chancellor of the Exchequer, "threw the towel m" m the House of Commons last night after members ot all parties some of them famous names m sport had flailed his proposal for a higher entertainment tax on football and125 words
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39 1952-05-08 1 THE GOVERNOR. Mr. J. F. Xicoll. Hew to Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning, and had a talß with the High Commissioner oi the Federation oi Malaya on pan-Malayan matters He returned to Singapore last night.39 words
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Article33 1952-05-08 1 THE Singapore police !;«>? night were on the look-out tor an Indian >peci:il constable li'om the Federation wanted on .i murder charge. The nu«n is be lieved to be m Singapoie.33 words
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Article1574 1952-05-08 1 Report Receives Unanimous Ap pr oval M. JL Standard Slaff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federal Legislative ('ouni il today unanimously approved what was described by several members as the "foundation lor a united Malayan nation'"' when it adopted, alter a 90-minuie debate and amidst loud1,574 words
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309 1952-05-08 1 Ridgway Warns Reds UN Won 't Yield Any More TOKYO, i>la\ 7, (IP).— General Matthew B. Ridgway lifted the veil of secrecy from the truce negotiations today and warned the Reds that the United Nations never will back down from the only deadlock remaining voluntary repatriation of prisoners. In a309 words
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Article84 1952-05-08 1 A PASSENGER on board the Blue Funnel Apassengerfreighter Pyrrhus vsfs reported missing when 'the ship arrived m Singapore yesterday from the United Kingdom. The name of the passenger was given as J. Butter\Vorth. 42. Described as a ship's officer. Butterworth was on his way to join the crew84 words
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Article86 1952-05-08 1 Standard Staff Reporter PROMPT ARRIVAL of the fire brigade saved a Chinese village oft' Aljunied Road. Singapore yesterday afternoon. One large attap hut. occupied by 35 people was gutted and fire had started on the roof of four nearby huts when the brigade arrived. The gutted86 words
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Article97 1952-05-08 1 LAS VEGAS, May 7. (UP). An atomic device was detonated atop a steel tower before dawn today at the Atomic Energy Commission's Yucca Flat proving grounds with a flash more brilliant than the desert sunrise. The nuclear device was fired at 1215 GMT at the97 words
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Article83 1952-05-08 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, May 7. The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market todoy: LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 28 id- Spot £964.105. per ton June 28 id. buyers, £965 sellers. July/Sept. 28 d. Three months: £962.105. Oct. Dec83 words
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Article55 1952-05-08 1 TAVISTOCK. Southwest England, May 7. (Renter) Police m evening dress leu their annual ball and toiled 1,450 feet up Cox Tour, on the wild Dartmoor uplands, to reach the body of a young doctor recently home from Malaya. The dead man was JO-year-old Dr. C. Michael55 words
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134 1952-05-08 1 Standard Shipping Reporter MANFRED ARENDT 20-year-old German, who stowed away m the Greek owned freighter Chryffl, made a drinmtic and successful Jbid for freedom while the vessel was passing through the Straits of Malacca on her way to Singapore two days ago. THe134 words
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Article, Illustration30 1952-05-08 1 photo. Yogi Sri Shuddhananda Bharatiar (right) being greeted at Kalians Airport by Mr. V. Packrisamy, (left) Chairman of the Singapore Reception Committee set up to welcome the Yogi. Peter RobinsonPeter Robinson Studios - 30 words
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Article413 1952-05-08 1 Hogan Outlines 9 necommendations Mr. Hogan also outlined the nine important and far-reaching recommendations of the Select Committee They are as follows: 1 The provision m regard to the recognition of registered (adoptions and marriages to implement which, it is intended shortly to introduce legislation providing for a simple and413 words
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103 1952-05-08 1 Standard London turc poi.W 11c LONDON. Maj 7 Decapitai i»! Communist guerillas m Ma 1 1 bos been banned Secretary the Colonies, llr Olivet Lyttetton, told the How (H Comma this iftei noon Responding to Slai A v berry s question ;ji}'iu: the i> I103 words
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Advertisement118 1952-05-08 1 HeadUne -8W»T852 itaw. ft**. ]*>. Building: ST,"^ Cri«*« Turf; trhytrfh I U I I E \9 BRAISED STEAK !-"<ii,nU: IV 2 lbs. pocket steak I Shccps kidney, browned diced 1 tablespoon mixed dried herbs Mix together stuff the steak. To cook: Flour the stuffed meat well. and fry m a118 words
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Advertisement28 1952-05-08 1 SHELI MOTOR OIL deticicxM cU&&£ Highest quolity Peaches at most I A/t m good class stores. TfU/nAO fl p Wholesale enquiries to: MACLAIKE WATSON t C? (M) LTD.28 words
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Article579 1952-05-08 2 Businessmen Ask What's A Luxury Building Standard Staff Reporter THE LIFTING of the luxury building ban .hould automatically follow the abolition of the control on building materials, Singapore City s hading businessmen and landowners sail! yesterout that millions of dollars which have been set aside579 words
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Two Talks Deadlock
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Article215 1952-05-08 2 (1) Carbon Workers Say 'No' Standard Staff Reporter NEGOTIATIONS ended m a r}- adlork terday bt tween tie managi meni ol the National i (Ea t« rn) Limited and its employees (members of the Singapore Battery Workers* 1■ i m bid ro settle Ihe 2 !v;i V old ympathy i215 words
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Article109 1952-05-08 2 After king fot one hour. •nd 4~> minutes yesterday represi oi the Post and Teiegrapfa Uniformed Staffs' 1 m and the Colony Govern-] menl fa ed to reach an agree- enl regarding the workers 1 •tin r wag< r< ision f.r\o, i> tter i109 words
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Article61 1952-05-08 2 THE SINGAPORE Ptota Club will h<mi .1 barbecue 00 Saturday tn«h; along with all the "horse nonsense**. The H A F. Regimen] <M) band will \>v m attendance. Floodlights will enable many outdoor competition items to be included m the programme. Tickets are .tiil available from ?Tr<.61 words
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Article16 1952-05-08 2 FAMILY wtmttaacei to China for April are: Singapore si.:':;i 025.57: Federation $81 1.612 4416 words
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130 1952-05-08 2 THE President of the City Council, Mr. T. P. F. McNeic^, will broadcast on registration tor elections over Rac.o Malaya at 8 p.m. on May Mrs. Tan Chin Tuan will appeal on May 16 to women to register The demand for electoral130 words
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Article73 1952-05-08 2 DR. E H. G. DOBBY. Professor of Geography at the University of Malaya, is among officials of several South-East Asi;> universities invited to Join American scholars m a conference on South-East Asia problems this summer. The conference, scheduled for Aug. 11 to 15 will be part73 words
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Article65 1952-05-08 2 THE Singapore Public- Relations Secretary, Mr. George Thomson, yesterday said that th-: Indonesia Consulate Genera; was m no way con netted with the Singapore Assizes case of a Javanese crew member ot a Dutch ship charged with murder, m which Mr. Dawoed. an official of the Consulate,65 words
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Article, Illustration97 1952-05-08 2 J MEMBERS of the Inner Wheel and the Kamala Club gave a farewell tea party to j Mrs. Josnindra Singh wife of India's Trade Commissioner, who is leaving Singapore I j next week. More than 50 women attended the tea party which was held at the j American Club and97 words
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317 1952-05-08 2 A SLASHING attack on llie objectionable exclusiveness w of British clubs m Singapore and the Federation Mas made m the Sydney Sun yesterday liy Professor George Catlin, recent >isitor to the Colony. according to a United Press message from Australia. He told the newspaper317 words
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Article110 1952-05-08 2 FOR THOSE who are interested m dramatic art and the theatre the Singapore Arts Theatre has arranged a programme of lectures and discussions that will be held every Wednesday at 5.30 pm. at the British Council Hall m Stamford Road. Singapore. The programme arranged110 words
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313 1952-05-08 2 Standard Woman Reporter WITH ONE exception, the seven principal social clubs m Singapore which were approached yesterday, stated that they not only permitted members to bring Asian friends, but welcomed them as guests and. m some cases, as members. Tbe six duos313 words
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Article60 1952-05-08 2 Yogi Greeted A t Kallang YOGI Sri Shuddhaaanda Bharaiiar. flying m from Colombo, met a Reception Committee at Kallang Airport comprising representatives from Singapore and the Federation. He is expected to fly to Kuala Lumpur tomorrow morning. "My mission is spiritual and cultural." he said m a statement "I remember60 words
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Article47 1952-05-08 2 Store men's Suicide CONFRONTED with charges of misappropriating his employers' money. Fam Guek Yam, married only four months previously, threw himself into the .sen off Clifford Pier. Fam had bocn th» storekeeper nt :he Cockpit for five year The Coroner yesterday returned a vei Sict of suicide.47 words
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149 1952-05-08 2 TOWGAY growers m Singa- pore are prepared to be resettled m a piece of land off pßedok to carry out large scale j production, if the City Council will buy over the land and provide them with quarters, Mr. Sim Ting Nam, President149 words
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Advertisement129 1952-05-08 2 GREY HAIR If you ore troubled over the onset of greying hair take heart m the knowledge that you com banish it safely and effectively with Evan Williams Tunisian Henna. You can u»« this time-tested method with th« utmost confidence. It contains nothing to harm hair, skin or health, and129 words
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Advertisement230 1952-05-08 2 (YOUR STRENGTH CAN BE AS\ GREAT AS M»NE -TAKE F**- T /UdN HOUTEM COCOA WILY/ f< ITS A FACT! C^ WSb \S £s>T\ 'STEELS YOUR NERVES C "^C^^^£t 1 OVERCOMES TROPICAi. TIREDNESS^ \^j~]p*^; hH'j^Jg^ BUILDS UP WiltN YOU ARE TWIN A V J^ jiiJtellF Px DRINK VAN HOBTEN COCOaUFIy" V230 words
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Miscellaneous92 1952-05-08 2 /yZJfy «A C TMt V M £A6i.E\ 7 J 5~33\ y AI^tARS WIFH VAN HOD TEN /T tf' *V jIi^MAGiC ZI^PY QUICK FNERGY COCOA" T^ tTV flfiT ff*"f MAJ> l^k// f-r^tiKS irrKry lOOTM QUITi A SHOCK *Z<&0 fi kSs3^^^& Xj WLI v A t^i SAYS MSr *V 7 lkv lv92 words
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Article1538 1952-05-08 3 Provided An hscape To Happiness—Judge MR. JUSTICE ROGERS, Singapore High Court Judge, held yesterday that Madam Yeo Siew Neo failed to prove she was the secondary wile of the late Lee Siew Kow, and therefore lost her claim to a share of Lee's $600,000 estate. A1,538 words
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Article, Illustration151 1952-05-08 3 FORT ("ANMMi Cimhliij), famous Singapore lan<li .ark. will tlw iiatint of lo\«r«. uol «;lioh| whrn this -r.iN »v ar«l i> ronvertcd into a |>ul»li<- garden. Found m .i «)i ul\ -pot. llir rrinet«>r\ i« -till Ix-atitiful despite the prejcnce of mau> ncjJccteJ151 words
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Article21 1952-05-08 3 i Kang beer 1 r rs by oegli- igalnsi ppearfustice. Vynsley M tc period three Mr. T. W. O:;:; argual21 words
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Article95 1952-05-08 3 Stabbing Occurred In Tussle Accused TIKAN bin Su aiman, crewfnembei ol Ihe Dul eh ship. Die.-"-', charged with murderIng Frederick Vink of the same vessel, said m defence rv. the Singapore Assizes yes■it lay, before Mr. Justine Knigh] an i a jury, that f >Ilowing an argumeni over t.ie ling95 words
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Article45 1952-05-08 3 NG KIM KOH was charged m s ngapore Fir-: Police Court yesterday with fraudulent p >ssessi m ol a bicycle worth $100 ai B.vi Khans pawnshop on Mar. 27. He ne I trial. Bail ot S.'WO i uni May 5.45 words
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Article38 1952-05-08 3 THE PAYA LEBAB Methodist Chu eh will celebrate their Church Ai niversary with a T ii Bg kg Service on Sunday. ai 10 a m The Guesi Preacher b the Rev. Jle Kennedy. All are elc me.38 words
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Article22 1952-05-08 3 TWO YOITHS Goh Geok Khoon (18) and Kuah Ah Seng (17) charged with loitering m Singapore yesterday claimed trial and were remanded.22 words
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83 1952-05-08 3 'v ;H Singap< »re*s tern■•• ro>e to legrees 'he Mcl »orologica] that this ia not as H is the normal I i I pei iod of •:ir. Singapore ia ?rip- ;.<• ii q>e! aggra4he 'here c April moi mpera- .i to climb gi Apr.83 words
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Article, Illustration32 1952-05-08 3 photo FAST ASLEEP on a bench in King George V Park, this Singaporean was one of several others who tried to find comfort in the park from the current heat yrave. StandardStandard - 32 words
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Article188 1952-05-08 3 odle maker, Tan Chin described by his m a man "stupid to two \vi\ ».'.■>" was In the Singapore District Court yesterdaj year's hard labout for ng a woman oJ cash and ".y worth $139. >>unsel, Mr. Y. H. Tsan, 4 for leniency said <188 words
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Article117 1952-05-08 3 Special TB Allowances Approved SPECIAL allowances for those convalescing from tuberculosis, including the T.B. treatment allowance cases certified fit tor light work, have been approved by the Silver Jubilee Fund Committee administered by the Department of Social Welfare. The rates are: Head of household $25 p.m., wife and every unemployable117 words
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203 1952-05-08 3 Standard Staff Reporter. IF THE price, of rubber continues on the decline, it will not only affect the economy of the country, but labour wage-rates m general, said the President of the Singapore Labour Party Mr. Lim Yew Hock yesterday. Mr. Lim said that203 words
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Article386 1952-05-08 3 Standard Staff Reporter A CANBERRA jet bomber on a delivery flight to ihe R.A.A.F. reached Changi airfield yesterday m 14 hours 44 minutes' flying time from Lyneham, m Britain. The jet earlier had flown across Singapore at about 1,500 feet and 400 m.p.h. to give386 words
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Article165 1952-05-08 3 FOUR young men sent to prison after they admitted m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday that they stabbed an official of the dei'unt Wah Kai Secret Society with a tin opener. They were Kong Ah Fook (24). Chong Kum Tong (27). Pang Lim Fung (19)165 words
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Article86 1952-05-08 3 TWO SINGAPORE Traction Company Bus conductors, Goh Loon Triye and See Teck Huat. were charged m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday with criminal breach of trust of money paid by passengers as fares. Goh is alleged to have pocketed $2.20 on March 21. $1.40 on86 words
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Miscellaneous57 1952-05-08 3 r^ 7 i T-N r^^, c vA/ngi n'^ F-OEEMOSTI C YES6IR.OOR IT TOOK -J f- I KNOW WE'LL BOTH P3E HQfiHk I f r-/ H^/ GREAT WHAT' 6 5O ISS^SwFR A^X- COURAGE FOR HIM /ycAu VERY HAPPY AIDING Jl i Id MAN, THIS/ WONDERFUL ETHN §p^QM> TO COME TO US57 words
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Article, Illustration522 1952-05-08 4 OVER $12 MILLION MORE FOR CRISIS SERVICES Federation Police &KengmM***S^ KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Additional expenses for Police and Emergency services totalling oxer 812,000,000 were approved today by the Federal Legislative Council. Provision is made m the estimates of supplementary expenditure for the increase m the establishment of senior officers of522 words
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Article636 1952-05-08 4 Fed. Legco Briefs |$B.BM.For Housing I Approved At its la.-t meeting 1 the Fin-am-r onimittee of the Federal Council approved a sum of 58.858.0W to complete the present Federal housing: programmo of 150 quarters m Kuala Lumpur and another 125 throughout the rest of the Federation. This will provide also636 words
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Article171 1952-05-08 4 11,610 Bayonets Recovered KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Voluntary information by members of the public to detectives. resulted m the recovery of 11.(510 rusty bayonets still capable of inflicting lethal injury and 705 shotguns and 19 rounds of machinegun ammunition, which were unserviceable, m the jungle near the 7th mile. Bat a171 words
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Article54 1952-05-08 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The estimated population m the Federation of Malaya on Jan. 1. 1941 was 4.775.957 and 5,420.738 on the same day this year. This was the answer given by Dato Onn bin Ja'afar. Member for Home Affairs, to a question asked m the Federal Council by Dr.54 words
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Article112 1952-05-08 4 IPOH, Wed.— A bandit helper, Phoon Choy Chye, aged 21. was sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Pretheroe at the Perak High Court today. Phoon was found guilty of collecting supplies which included oil. rice, orange crush, tinned provisions, Chinese medicine, pork and vegetables.112 words
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Article55 1952-05-08 4 Malay College To Cost More KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The original provision of $376,--000 m the estimates for expansion of the Malay College. Kuala Kangsar, to double the enrolment to 540 pupils, has been increased to $638,220 as a result of the approval given by the Finance Committee of the Federal55 words
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Article28 1952-05-08 4 WOMEN 'S MAGAZINE KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Finance Committee of the Federal Council has contributed $4,000 towards the cost of the publication of a new Malay women's magazine.28 words
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Article94 1952-05-08 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Finance Committee ot the Federal Council has provided $201,679 to write-off outstanding advances which v.ere made m September 1943. after the liberation of Kedah. to a total of $277,100 to smallholders < mainly padi planters > and shopkeepers at the rate of $S each94 words
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Article52 1952-05-08 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Non-Malayan Establishment officers do not need to have knowledge of an Asian language or acquire it. However, to encourage such officers particularly resettlement supervisors, to acquire the knowledge of an Asian language, the Finance committee have provided $5,000 for the payment of bonuses to52 words
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320 1952-05-08 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. By the end of this year, when additional generating plant now on order, or being installed, is m operation, the difficult conditions experienced by the Central Electricity Board would be eased. Last year was another period320 words
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Article145 1952-05-08 4 Her Query Evoked Laughter KUALA Ll'MPl'R. Wed. —Mrs. 8.11. Oon. m her usual inimitable manner. evoked much laughter m the Federal Legislator Couiwil today when sh«* questioned an item of expenditure of $1,000 as con of air passages, lodgings, etc.. for the Member for Railway and Ports. Mr. J.O Sandra.145 words
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Article107 1952-05-08 4 KUALA LUMPI'R. Wed Government is prepared to entertain through the Housing Trust applications for financial assistance from Stale Se.iiement/Municipal authorities who wish to Launch housing schemes to relieve the housing shortage but cannoi (if) so because of a lack of funds. In giving this answer to Mr Yeap107 words
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Article42 1952-05-08 4 KUALA LLMPrR. WfdMuseums and libi;i'ies m xhe Federation which suffered dm ing the war and the occupation are being gradually rebuilt by the purchase of specimens The Finance Committee. of the Federal Council have approved the sum of $10,000 for purrha>es42 words
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Article335 1952-05-08 4 FEDERAL SETUP REORGANIZED KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. In the reorganized Federal administration, for the co-ordination of which the Chief Secretary will be re§ponsible, the [iri|W of resettlement is one of importance. To assist the Chief Secretary there has been appointed a Resettlement Staff Officer at335 words
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Intelligence
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Article115 1952-05-08 4 $84,361 For New Director Staff KUALA LUMPI R V. The Federal Lcg;> a1 c ril today approve,! a mentary vote of I I meet the cost of t ment of a new Dip telligenre -and hr The new Dtp if of gence will eo-oi evaluate the vbi gence B^encfet of115 words
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136 1952-05-08 4 Board Level s Charge At Contractors I KUAT.A LUtfPUB i The charge that koi i tors do not oom I ;of the potential di the live chas is of EM radio sets, is (eve! 1951 report of Electricity Board ta day's nciei lof of Lekurifttive tuncfl. The repori states of136 words
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Article91 1952-05-08 4 KUALA LUMPUR One nun In d -•■'> 1 I Chin* c were grtnte or letters A nunmen loya l a tivitxes dv) Japan, sc occupation. H. Don vat told by Secretary, m rep'y of Questions sh< ra Federc C mci today Mos' if .-c was told,91 words
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Article82 1952-05-08 4 A mm >'~ FI7JS3 written ofl i>% ••!< y mitte*- ol the f ederal a result ■< ■> m m misa'K. opriation. A carr\ c :<> .444. bfi!.,. I of re: tain pecial c>.:..- ambu:- i< ci and tbe WU The ren of the connect: on82 words
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Article198 1952-05-08 4 KUALA LUMFUK. Wed.— ln these days of housing A'» calty the prospect of paving one dollar for a brick l>un with all the modern conveniences m a residential ani the Federal. capital, will appeal to all and a s therr .1" restrictions attached to198 words
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Advertisement177 1952-05-08 4 THE BULLDOG ANT Suspended by its tcct on Australian Bulldog Ant con hold m its jows o glove more than a thousand times its own weight. Comparatively, fot o human feat a trapeze ortist would have to grip an 80 ton tteomtollei with his teeth while clinging to O bar177 words
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Article272 1952-05-08 5 WIDOW BREAKS DOWN i Shooting Inquiry PKN \NG, Wed. A Chi ■ese woman. Yeah Lin Shin, broke down m tears m thfc witness box before the < oronrr. Mr. C. L Wernham t-xlay when she was called upon to give evidence at the inquiry into the death of »>»>r 60-year-old272 words
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Article308 1952-05-08 5 DA VM lien Teh, hero <»t the I9IWI Maitchuririt^ur Epidcauc mml <>m* of tin* »rrai«>i authorities jMu iiiiiMiiir [iLiuiif m a talk ©yet Radio Mula\a ni^lit iliil \hv wiilfx|)rt*a<l a<H*u>ations lorllt-d al tin* 1 Nations of ronduetlns 'serin warfare* m Korea. 1 VHMMI' 111 lUIMUII llll^308 words
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297 1952-05-08 5 Terrorists Fail In Bid To Rob Car Passengers Standard Stafi^ Correspon<l«»nt Xl ALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Three terrorists stopped a civilian oar m the Kluang area with the intention of robbing the passengers of tins of food and provisions they were carrying. However, they got no further than removing the food297 words
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Article109 1952-05-08 5 Moneylender Is Charged CHARLES W. Butiei Madden, it\ c <.•■■ emp at Head- s 223 BOD. Alexandra, laid m ihe Singap c Third Police Coy (-esterdaj thai he »nd ler friends signed a >romisso ckr edgi ig ccc pi oi 500 when they received »ans S3OQ ear!; only. Madden as109 words
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Article, Illustration32 1952-05-08 5 photo. THE GINKO MARU, first Japanese ship to open a trade route via Singapore since the ratification of the Japanese Treaty, seen lying: alongside the Sinirannr* H.irhmir RmrH coal plant yesterday.- StandardStandard - 32 words
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Article77 1952-05-08 5 IPOH. Wed —Chan Choo .Ming, a 20-year-old Normal student of the Ipol] Yukchoy Hi«h School met with a fatal accident at m p.m. yesterday when he was Involved m a collision with a car while pushing his bicycle along Brewster Road. Another fatal accident m77 words
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Article228 1952-05-08 5 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE lawyer Mr. C 11. Koh submitted m the Fourth Police Court yesterday i -I- when officer of the Police Force was being proJ; uted, the Commissioner of > t .i c should be informed of he matter. He said this m228 words
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Article, Illustration50 1952-05-08 5 MR. WAITER GIESEKING, the world famous concert pianist, seen" here sharing a joke wilh thr ConimissionerGeneraL, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, ami Mr. Eric Symes at a reception last night given by Mr. H. L. Wilson, the manager of the Gramophone Company at the 11.M.V. studios. Standard photo by Tony Gob.50 words
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Article43 1952-05-08 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Finance Committee of the Federal Council has authorised the creation of a new posi of assistant Director (BuiMing) at ,$1,200 a month with immediate effect to implement a recommendation by -the Colonial Building Liaison Office.43 words
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Article199 1952-05-08 5 SI I'.sl ATIONS In SiiiKa|»ore liable Jo load -hedtliutf today: DAY N:»n*,m Rd., lam soon Oil Mill-. Ciuan llin. U.E. Network. I .i;. factor)', Ki\er alley Kd-, Klliiney Kd., Orchard Rd Adrlphi. Pickering 8t V ll^' 1 St.. Prime St /.Market St.. Kaffirs PI/ Malacca St.. Hume Pipe,199 words
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Article54 1952-05-08 5 THE Rotary Club's Inner Wheel elected the following office-bearers yesterday. Mrs. T. Namazie, President: Mrs. Clara Anciano. VicePresident; Mrs. Elsie Aspinall, Treasurer; and Mrs. Nargis Medora, Secretary. Committee: Mrs. Yap Pheng Geek Mrs. K. K. Ramchandrani, Mrs. E. C. Williams, Mrs. A. W. Frisby, Mrs. Judith McDougal54 words
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Article123 1952-05-08 5 Surprise Relapse By Delinquent TWO CASES on juvenile probationers were closed as '"unsatisfactory" last month according to the progress report of the Department of Social Welfare. Singapore. One was due to constant interference of the father that caused the boy to complain "■unreasonably" against the probation officer. His probation was123 words
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Article49 1952-05-08 5 IPOH. Wed— Two fatal cases of infections diseases were reported m the State during the past week. There was one fatal case of poliomyelitis m the. Kinta District area. This is the first mortality out of lour reported cases of the disease during the past ten weeks.49 words
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Article241 1952-05-08 5 Standard Si aIT Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. General Sir Rob Lockhart accompanied by Mr. 1. W. Blelloch. British Adviser IVrak, today toured central Perak. Arriving at Taipint» liv air Sir Rob was met by the District Officer, Mr. H. E. Jossefyn and other oHieials. He241 words
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296 1952-05-08 5 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Government of the Federation ipreparing a paper detailing schemes affecting new villages. The paper is expected to be placed before the next meeting of the Federal Legislative Council, it was stated m official replies to questions296 words
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Article, Illustration25 1952-05-08 5 MR. K. Vannithamby of Singapore and Mbs Valupillui Ma non many of Seremban. who \v<'i«« married at Scrrmban. Th^y are spending: their honeymoon m Singapore.25 words
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Article107 1952-05-08 5 'REPEAL RENT LAW' KUALA LIMPI'K Wed Selaneor Property Owners' and Ratepayers' Association is to urge Government to repeal the Kent Restriction Ordinance as it considers it an "unjust piece of legislation" which penalises the unfortunate persons who prewar invested their savings m house property. Mr. I Rajciuita. President of the107 words
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Article, Illustration47 1952-05-08 5 AUSTRALIAN Mfhatew M travel. Ada Dtrfs Hayh.tl!. reached Sinr;i p o r t bj Qantas BOA( from S>dnr>v \f*st«*rda> «»n l><'« v\ay >t Kuropr. Shi- has .«l v > written several Kurressfitl one-art plays, and m 193$ attended the last Iheniir Festival m Momou St.md v 1 photo.47 words
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Article165 1952-05-08 5 Lawyer On Summons Charge KUALA I.I'.MIM K. WrdMr. X I. Dtum, lot.jl lawyer and Municipal < umnn sioner. appeared on a summoils before K.tj.i (Ink Jaffar m the SnonH Rtaffi*trail's Court here toda\ «>.i a ffttflff o| 1 rrrl.ui information to th>- Assistant ontrollei til Iniiiiiciatiofi. uhitli it vv;<s 11*-^:165 words
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Advertisement92 1952-05-08 5 LAM SOON CANNERY, LIMITED SINGAPORE CALLING ALL HOUSEWIVES IN CELEBRATION OF THE COMING OPENING OF MW INK*. AIRCONDITIONED, FOl R-STORKYPJ) HEAD OFFICE AT :57, TELOK AVER STREET, SINGAPORE (TEL: 2137*) WE ARE OFFERING FREE, LAM SOON'S NEW FAMOUS "LABOUR" BRAND SOAPS TOBUYERS OF Ol R 'EPICURE'S DELIGHT THE KNIFE BRAND92 words
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Article495 1952-05-08 6 THERE may be plenty of confidence m the future 1 of the rubber industry/ but it is evident even to the most unrepentant optimist that confidence alone will not see us through the crisis that is undoubtedly lacing our major industry. The very sharp drop m495 words
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Article334 1952-05-08 6 TVOW that the Americans have stopped their stockpile buying, ue are now forced to recognize the real crisis facing the rubber industry. The first is that our rubber industry is dominated by American demand. And American demand has now reached a stage where it cannot keep pace with the world334 words
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Article439 1952-05-08 6 Review of Views Anti-Corruption THE setting up of an anti corrup-< tion special unit is a necessary step, said Utusan Melayu. The| paper hoped that th e special* team would also consist of 5 some non-government persons. 5 Every member m this special? team should invite any one^ from the439 words
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Letter290 1952-05-08 6 Sir: I was born and bred m Malacca. After completing my studies I left for Kuala Lumpur where I lived and worked for 19 years. After a long absence from Malacca I made up my mind this year to go there for the Easter holidays. During my stay290 words
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Letter121 1952-05-08 6 Sir:— As a lover of good Malay music including "moderns", I ask the lady announcer of Radio Malaya to change her current practice of announcing a long list of names and addresses of listeners m the 'Records by Request" programme. I was fed-up the other night listening121 words
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675 1952-05-08 6 Sir: Quite recently I replied to an article by "A Lawyer" and asked if he could support his generalisations against "rapacious landlords" by giving some figures as to the number of evictions which landlords have secured: but no reply has been forthcoming. The number must675 words
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Article517 1952-05-08 6 TAKAR - TAKAR zaFASD sdFSF [>APER was invented by o Chinese called Ts'ai Lun 1800 years ago. From China, like some slow and terrible infection, it crept westward By 1189 AD. its manufacture had reached Germany. By 1690 it had crossed the Atlantic and laid hold of America.517 words
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1457 1952-05-08 6 WHO FEEDS and ARMS LI MI'S TROOPS? By B. Tesselk. of the Agenc Franc. Presse FDSFDSDAFSD RANGOON TVTATIONALIST General Li ■L^ Mi has returned from his trip to Formosa and Bangkok and has joined his troops stationed m Burmese territory. That is the news which I learned here, after an1,457 words
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Advertisement85 1952-05-08 6 fc? \£-~^C^ j *jl» 4 f h hpKT c 'ltH3 Wmk more si gnat IXL&xk ifLriiwH W'ri'- Recc P f on a Murphy ii clorify ot pure mountom BflßSß^Bß^^^^^^^A ifUff- 'mB.VA *"':'x i-^'vfe -:>(■&£;.: jj»- HiflHl 560 S^^b^h^ "*-^i. I Federation of m^^ jf^ '-S^^bW Hb^P W I 5 B^BB^B^Bf^^K-a^Bft85 words
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Article284 1952-05-08 7 Hilaly Indirectly Rejects Latest British Proposals i CAIRO, May 7 (UP) Premier Naguib el Hilaly Pasha *aid v, sitrday the Anglo-Egyptian talks on evacuation of British troop, ami unity of the Nile valley are near a climax and that hgypl would accept nothing but a284 words
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100 1952-05-08 7 French Free Tunisian Ex-Ministers TUNIS. May 7, (Renter)— Tunisian nationalist ministers held m forced residence m South Tunisia since they were ousted from the cabinet by the French on March 26 have been freed, it was announced here last night. Colonel Gribius. head of the military staff of French Resi-dent-General100 words
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Article27 1952-05-08 7 LONDON. May 7, <AP) John Scott Mac Lay, Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation m the Conservative Government, resigned on Tuesday because of ill health.27 words
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106 1952-05-08 7 Manoeuvre In Formosa Very Good— Radford TAIPEI. May 7 (Reuter> Admiral Arthur W. Radford. C-m-C of the United States Pacific Fleet, today inspected a Nationalist air-ground point manoeuvre somewhere south of Taipei. The manoeuvre which was believed to be the largest one ever staked on this island, started at 9106 words
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Article69 1952-05-08 7 COLUMBUS. Ohio, May 7, (AP) Senator Robert Taft Tuesday regained the lead over General Dwight D. Eisenhower m the race for Republican presidential nominating votes by the election of nine uncontested delegates m Ohio's primary. The nine delegates part of a 56-delegate Taft slate which69 words
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126 1952-05-08 7 LONDON, Ma> 7, (Reuter) A mechanical bug that jumps three feet m the air caught the Royal fancy yesterday. Visiting the British Industries Fair here, Queen Elizabeth bought the toy for her son Charles, 3. Not forgetting baby Anne, 21 months, the126 words
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238 1952-05-08 7 SAIGON, May 7. (UP) A new 180-mile long defence line of steel and concrete, studded with block bouses, is nearing competion around the strategic port '•ity of Hanoi m northern Indo-China. Official sources said the new defence perimeter, started on the orders of the238 words
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Article241 1952-05-08 7 LONDON. May 7. (Reuter) The Government yesterday promised to consider reforming the 900-year-old House of Lords as soon as the country has weathered the economic crisis. The Marquess of Salisbury, Government leader m the Lords, said Prime Minister Churchill would carry out his pre-election pledge241 words
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Article203 1952-05-08 7 WASHIN GTON, May 7 (UP)— President Truman plans to issue a strong .statement, backing up General Matthew Rid way's warn m? that the United Nations will not retreat from its stand on the Korean trure proposals which the Communists have spurned. Authoritative sources sr.id Truman's203 words
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109 1952-05-08 7 'Med. Row Referred To. Top Level LONDON, May 7, (Reuter)— The 18-month-old Anglo-Ame-rican dispute over the naval command m the Mediterranean is to be referred to the top command m the Mediterranean authoritatively yesterday. The decision follows the failure to resolve the issue m Monday's meetings between Admiral William Fechteler,109 words
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Article87 1952-05-08 7 CARDIFF, May 7 (Reuter)— Ajit Singh. 27-year-old Sikh* was executed here today for murdering Mrs. Joan Thomas, a young widow, whom he shot m the street at Bridgend, Glamorganshire. The jury had strongly recommended mercy when he was sentenced at Glamorgan -m March. Singh, a decorator,87 words
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113 1952-05-08 7 GENEVA, May 7 (Reuter)— Dr. Juan Salcedo Jr., new Philippine president of th e World Health Organisation, yesterday condemn ed excessive publicity for so-call ed "wonder" drugs. Press reports of new drugs he said, glossed 1 over the experi mental nature of many113 words
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57 1952-05-08 7 LA PAZ. Bolivia. May 7 <Re uter>. Bolivia's national revo lutionary government nationalize the country's mines, railways ned unproductive estates, the Minister of Petrol and Mines. Senor Juan Lcchin. told 15,000 people at an open air meeting here to celebrate "Nationalist Day.' Bolivia is57 words
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Article, Illustration148 1952-05-08 7 One of the team of six experts who will investigate Income tax evasion m Malaya said on his arrival from London yesterday that he would start work immediately from his base at Kuala Lumpur. H<» is Mr. R E. Phillips (lrft) first of the investigators for148 words
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239 1952-05-08 7 Russia lhrown 'Of f Balance' By 'Containment' HARRIMAN SAYS: WASHINGTON, May 7, (IP) Mutual Vdniiii.siratioii Director W. 4vetvQ Harriman *ai«l yesterday the Kremlin has heen thrown "off halan<«" l>r I lie free world's Communiat containment policy. it doesn t know what is the policy. It is a containment policy. It239 words
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137 1952-05-08 7 LONDON, May 7, <R<nur) The Western Powers' reply to the latest Sonet mt§ on Germany may be ready ]or dispatch to Moscow <;l the weekend, usually weVU informed quarters here ya.d yesterday. Main lines of the Wcslen% note, it is believed here. ar% now137 words
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Article, Illustration89 1952-05-08 7 uirephoto CLOSEST YET— US Marines climb out from a foxhole just 2.000 feet below an atomic explosion, at Yucca Flat, Nevada, May 1. The fourth atom bomb to be set off by the US this year, it was detonated 1,500 feet lower than that exploded over army troops last week.AP - 89 words
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Miscellaneous46 1952-05-08 7 Mp3m® r nancy says you chop t DID— that's fine-— i IT ?J ASKED HER FOR A .'.TYaZ, t- 9 WOULDN'T WANT A It*^Jl 'HEY. SPIKE I DATE YESTERDAY > WHAT OF IT T GOIL THAT NOBODY :^jym WANNA TALK TO YOU s \S -\r7^~^Z (ELSE WANTED46 words
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394 1952-05-08 8 Labour Unions Terms Settled By J. G. DARBYSHIRE, Standard Shipping Reporter A ONE-AND-A-HALF month old "slow-down" strike which has paralysed shipping at the Indonesian ports of Tanjong Priok and Sourabaya, was settled yesterday when the wharf labourers demands for a 40-hour working week was met, The394 words
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83 1952-05-08 8 Airlines Asked To Cut Down. On A via tion Fuel NEW YORK. May 7 (AFP)— Ihe Government Oil Buard yesterday officially requested the Pan-American World Airways and the Britlsn Overseas Airways to reduce their aviation fuel consumption as a jvsult of the United-States oil w rfkers strike These two airlines83 words
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Article, Illustration180 1952-05-08 8 Standard Aviation Reporter HONEYMOONER— Martin Cherry, former Australian fighter pilot who is flying out his 22-year-old English bride on a 12,000-mile flight to Australia— made a half-hour stopover m Singapore, yesterday. Cherry is flying a Pcrcival Proctor single-.engin<> aircraft which he bought m England.Standard - 180 words
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Article66 1952-05-08 8 BANGKOK. May 7 (AFP)— United Nations International Civil Aviation Organisation is sending six aviation experts to train Thai civil aviation personnel as part of the technical assistance programme. The team will be supervised by Mr. Stuart Campbell, ICAO adviser, and include.- one check pilot, one66 words
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Advertisement587 1952-05-08 8 I J I I FAST REGULAR TRANSPACIFIC SERVICE Direct Overlaad Sin Irjncisco Lo s Anfeles All American A Canadian Cities Penang P.S'ham Spore Arr LA/SF HAWAII BEAR 24/26 May 27/38 May 39May Uu«e 22June LUCKKNBACH 24 25June 26 ?7 June >BJune 1 July 22July for full particulars of Cargo Deep587 words
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Advertisement485 1952-05-08 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Regahu SaHtass China and Japan from Singapore Port Swettenham A. Penans. Also direct Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan Due Spore Due Ponans From "Hanyang" In Port May 11th Hongkong •S/tnhuen" May 11th May 14th Honijkonß Saib Sail 1 Sails Pen ant- P Sham485 words
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Advertisement469 1952-05-08 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Uojd Holland America Line Nederlatid Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX BOSTON NEW YOKK PHILADELPHIA BAI TI MORE. MOBILE. NEW OKLtANS S i»ore P Sham Penang JAPARA (RL) In Port 14 May 15 Hi Mi> SOESTDYK (HAL) 22/26 May 27 May 28/29 May r\'\\i|KM\) 2?Mai469 words
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Advertisement421 1952-05-08 8 Spore P.Shunj j I "KOREA" for Bangkok. Saigon Hongkong K-tnfef »-2Ub| M "KINA" lor Banßkok, Saigon. Hongkong. Kobe Yokohama 19 ?o June It-ltfoM II FROM JAPAN/ 'HONGKONG "BINIANG" presently loadins Jaoan for Bonskok abt. 10-13 May SAILINGS TO CONTINENT SCANIHN j For Colombo. Aden. Port Said. Genoa. Anti\M Hamburg, Copenhagen421 words
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258 1952-05-08 9 Nervous Selling Is On The Wane With ReturnOfConfidence Standard Market Reporter A SLIGHT recovery m the rubber prices m Singapore yesterday, attributable to trade buying, restored a fair meosure of confidence to the commodity market which closed steady of 95i cents per lb. for258 words
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167 1952-05-08 9 Mandard Mat! t.orrr«.|MUi«l<'iit Xl VIA LUMPUR, May 7. —If a rtiiibrr slump »lioul«! (MM ami ua«;«*s ha\«* to Im* <*ut, t'slatr W€Mrk€TB votiKl tak«* a liroa<lmiii(l<'<l i<>w ah th<*y full> r«aliM' that \\w tiiMht prire is >omrlhin^ about which neither ■fMMMCffI n«»r trn«l<- unions167 words
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Article, Illustration35 1952-05-08 9 photo. Mr. Hans Betarens, representative of Herbert A. 11. BeJirens. Hamburg import and export house and rubber agents, who is now in Singapore on a business visit. He will later go on to Jakarta. StandardStandard - 35 words
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79 1952-05-08 9 Cattle Disease Spreads To Isle Of Jersey Reui i lives) ck E gland and Wa es, p ague apread nd tc Jersey, Cnan ie famous In k cowa Th« Islam! i ed i restricted v; ban n.'is nl In effect m half the 50C square niles vorsi oui 21 jrears,79 words
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Article102 1952-05-08 9 Jvl'.V.A LUMPUR. May 7:- I T:;e a\e::ii;e administrative ex p« .iditut'e n'. ;hc War Damage Cla;n\s Dc:>-i:"tmr:it pc: month to data has been about 5142.000. Mrs B.H. Oou was fold by the Finan cial Secretary m reply I a gues [Una m me Ftecteral Council. Sip102 words
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74 1952-05-08 9 OTTAWA. May 7 (AFP): -Some South-East Asian countries are c.-itici.sing the United States method of stocking up natural rubber, it was reported here last night by th e International Study Group on Rubber hold ing its 9th session. Informed circles stated tha. South-East74 words
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Article61 1952-05-08 9 Harrisons and Crosfield (Malaya) Ltd report that crops harvested during Aprs! were as follow*:Allenby Rubber Co Ltd 30.000 !b. Benta Rubber Estates Ltd. 71.000 !b. Jeram Kuantan Rubber Estate Ltl t>.).o<>o .h. Kundonn Rubber 1 Estate Ltd. 37.000 .b. Mentakab Rubber Co. Ltd. .">.") 000 Ifa Sungei BaKan61 words
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Article39 1952-05-08 9 HONGKONG, May 7.— Special Standard Service Closinjl prices on the Hongkong Ex change today were HK$l5.iW to £1 Sterling- HK56.5437f> to US$l: HKM.B2H to Malayan $1: HKso.:u>3 to one Indonesian Ruoiah: Gold HK5301.375 to onv tapl tp39 words
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Article, Illustration56 1952-05-08 9 A working model of a "cat cracker"— a catalytic cracking: uait used m oil refining -which is on show at the Castle Bromwifh. Birmingham, section of the British Industries Fair. It is a miniature replica of a "tat rracker" which is being built as part of the Vacuum Oil Company's56 words
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Article87 1952-05-08 9 Standard Market Reporter THE produce market m Singapore was steady yesterday and fair activity was reported. Buyers of copra lose from $26J per pica! to $27* with sellers holding of all day. Coconui oil buyers Indicated Sl4. 1 per picul and sellers a: $45*. B<.tel nut87 words
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Article23 1952-05-08 9 Messrs. Brown Phillips and Stewart, ol I;><>h. report that the April output <>; Suloh Rubber Estates. Ltd. was 9.975 lb. all grades.23 words
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360 1952-05-08 9 Building Restoration KUALA LUMPUR, May 7.— The Financial Secretary, Mr. W. D. Godsall, was questioned m the Federal Council this morning by Mrs B. H. Oon as to what was the policy with regard to the payment of awards when such awards bad been360 words
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552 1952-05-08 9 By ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN, Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, May 6: The Indonesian-American squabble over the price of tin, recently concluded, and continued slumping rubber situation partially resulting from U.S. rubber policies, is the backdrop for the reopening of the Mutual Security552 words
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Article84 1952-05-08 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Uaj 7:The Federal Legislative Council today approved spending ol vlKii.iDO for engagement of Fishing unit from the United Kingdom consisting of one skipper. six fishermen, one modern craft i< ;ic.,ear. The team will <>:>r ;r v > a commercial exploration 't and as a demonstration84 words
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92 1952-05-08 9 KUALA LUMPUR, May -7— The development of a large market m the United Kingdom for rubber footwear manufactured m Malaya is antieinateri when the strict have proved difficult, but it is hoped that the efforts of the Agency m thus connection will shortly92 words
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107 1952-05-08 9 Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, May 7. If the Americans stick to the price they have indicated they think "fair." they uill enter into contracts for long-term purchase of rubber at 35 cents (U.S.) per pound, a leading rubber producer fold this107 words
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195 1952-05-08 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. Buyers of Malayan Asm cam** m today when quotation* were at the lower Rubber shares were written down to loner price*. Tins and industrials have not been much affected by the recent drops m the rubber prices. Changed nfices were: INDrSI195 words
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234 1952-05-08 9 THE ENERGY with which Government and the military administration m Maloya arc pursuing the tight against the forces of disruption m the country ts encouraging to the prospect of evenfrucl success, stated Mr. D. T. Waring, ot the general meeting of Lorut Tir234 words
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Article115 1952-05-08 9 P Sebarok: I- iducta \!h«rt Dork: S i ing Akar Lam Sin Victoria Dock: Heather, Up's. Kind's Dock: w Shanghai, B d.»r. Tyndareu.*; Western Am-horagr: Hung C'icng, Pieire Victory, Diloma. Sagona Cable Wharf: Rdnrv.r Lnid L'p \nvhor»gr: Kah Poh San Manuel. F J ':-;":n Q OI'TKR ROADS Hil Hsuati C'liqup.115 words
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Article130 1952-05-08 9 S;»(i.<l < 'orr«'«|ioiici< nr JAKAR'i A. .May 7 The Urritonai commander ol So th Sumatra, Ueut-Col H nbaag I )-.m. told the pros* here thai the Becurif tioo m h, s rejEMMi "wry durable," but he warned :j! at the burst ng ot the iber130 words
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Article60 1952-05-08 9 GO VT. REFUNDS TO ESTATES Xl ALA I.!' .IPCK. Mi 7 Th c s\ idinn imitt m i r c rederatfm pj oved i ippJe oei p sion ol (6 000 to providi sufl f"ndfi to cases estates aye b« nre bswssi exr.'.sv estate duty must t> f runoed rhr60 words
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Miscellaneous114 1952-05-08 9 Latest Singapore rub her prices (cents per Ib.) yesterday were. Buyers Sellers No 1 Spot Loose JS] .96 FOB m bales May No. 1 R.S.S. .«)5i .95 No. Z RS.S. .92! .93] No. 1 K.S.S. .80] JM Tone: Steady. I ONIMIN UlßttK Wednesday's opening prices per Ib. were: June !B,d.114 words
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Miscellaneous83 1952-05-08 9 gyuyukyuy WHARVES SHIP GOOOWN GATE Aategkerk ;i "<2 I Ascaniu.s 3S "> 2 Automedon i« 4 Buloh 27 21 2 Fernhill B I 7 Grinko Mara C.P [ncharran 21 22 i-' Kota Gede 01/90 2 Maetiuycker 23 H 2 President Filmor< <4 1 Pyrrbus 15 J«i 4 Raja Brooke 11/1183 words
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Miscellaneous53 1952-05-08 9 Despatches TODW T:!do-Ch;iir, Rm. by Bu ih, Djakarta. Soun and W. Australia 8 a.m. by Maetsu: r. Djambi H Mentaka >. Kuaatati (pai i wilyl q ion Ekdangoi Sout B ;xm EUjula, North [nd and P tai Ctetter 9n i < p.m. Bajula. Arrivals iv!) Nortti 1 and I E53 words
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Article515 1952-05-08 10 " WALTZ - "WALTZ" By AN INTERNATIONAL dance contest between Australia and Malaya is a possibility m the near future. This is the opinion and high hope of Mr. Frank Webber, Vice President of the Federal Association of Teachers of Dancing of Australia and New Zealand, who recently left for Australia after515 words
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Article, Illustration426 1952-05-08 10 MAY CHALLENGE MALAYANS IN DANCE MEET Webber pointed out to a couple doing at the time what is commonly known here as "rhythm dancing." "See that couple over there" he pointed out "that is not dancing that is murder." In Australia, he said, "no girl will dance with that man426 words
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Article, Illustration436 1952-05-08 10 RANJIT SINGH - MOVIE FARE 4 VVARA." "Aan" m teehnii\ colour! "Shin Shinaki Boobla Boo." "Saqi" (an Arabian Nights fantasy) "Albela" (a bumper musical) and "Sindbad the Sailor" (a thriller) are but few of the top-notch Hindustani fiilms which are due for release m the Malayan territory. Indian movies have become second only436 words
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Article, Illustration576 1952-05-08 10 G AY PAREE LIKES HER "NUDIES" CLOTHED PARIS. May 7. I AP) The Folies Bergeres. known for a generation as Gay Parse's show of feminine nudity, has put on clothes lots of them. In the current three-hoqr programme called "A Real Folly." girls with uncovered bosoms are on the stage576 words
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Miscellaneous278 1952-05-08 10 Radio Programmes w~\%s\ a x *m 7* Hit Paradf x P«n- Guest Artist; 8.15 KAlllll \1 I AYA Serial: "The Lady On the Screen"; 8.45 1t.r1.1-rI.VF Lit t\M^r\ i. Classical Requests; &.S0 News (S); 9.45 CIV/MUnUE> Report on Federal Legislative Council bINUArOKE Meeting; iv p.m. Variety Bandboxio.:;o Dance Music from278 words
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Article290 1952-05-08 11 REME TOP S AFA LEAGUE Fast Forwards TrounceßODCA REME gained another two first division points yesterday when they Irounced BOI)CA 5-0 m the SAFA league at the Jalan Besar stadium. On their form REME will be hard to heat m the junior league. REME opened the scoring m the sixth290 words
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Article320 1952-05-08 11 Brown Is Seletar Champion lIF.AVY ram sent spectators scurrying for shelter during the H.A.F. Station. Seletar, annual sports meet m 4 held at Seletar yesterday. However, the flooded sports field only prevented the finals Of the Tug-of-War event from being completed. The Victor Ludorum Cup was .von by S. A.320 words
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Article58 1952-05-08 11 MANILA. May 7 «AFP».— Five American badminton stars now on their way to Singapore for the Thomas Cup badminton championship will stop over at Manila on May 18 for a one-day exhibition at Rizal Coliseum. It is reported that three or four countries" shuttlecock artists58 words
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Article90 1952-05-08 11 HONGKONG arid Shanghai Bank played good soccer to romp home easy six -one wini ners over the Stanvac Sports I Club m the Senior Division of the SBHFA league. The match was nlayed at the Thomson Road ground yesterday. Honckong Bank held a three90 words
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Article73 1952-05-08 11 COMOS Sports Club played well and truly trounced a 10- man team from the 8.0.D.C A. 10-0 m their first matrh m their SAFA Third Division "B" .soccer league tie at Geylang Stadium 1 yesterday. Throughout ComoS dominated and held a live nil Jead73 words
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Article27 1952-05-08 11 K a jang Soccer KAJAXG. Wed. -In the "A' division. Kajang District soccer ie;ique. Sungei Besi Police defeated Kajang Police by one-nil Kajang Railways defeated Semcn-ih two-nil.27 words
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Article892 1952-05-08 11 ENTRIES FOR BUKIT TIMAH MEET ENTRIES for Singapore Turf Club's three-day summer meeting on May 17. 21 and 24 yesterday closed with 81 candidates for the Class 1 races and 91 m Class The schedule tor racing Is: First day: 6 furlongs and mile liicc for Class I. div 1.892 words
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Article448 1952-05-08 11 COPENHAGEN, (UP)— Danish Thomas Cup prospects have been put to a si>ceial training programme for the past seven months, besides their own practices at their respective clubs, and the squad which will make Ihe trip lo Malaya will be at their best. N.|\ Kristcnsen, President448 words
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Article117 1952-05-08 11 COLONY doubles tennis champions. Low Kee Pow and Lien Liang were beaten m straight sets by Out. Chew Bee and Lee Hp<- Chin m the YMCA open tennis championships doubles final, at the YMCA courts yesterday. R,iin .stopped th e Kume after the first set which Chow Bee117 words
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Advertisement451 1952-05-08 11 NOTICES MALAYAN RAILWAY NOriCE OF TENDER FOR RE ERECTION OF FERRX VESSEL H^EXDERS are invited for the re-erection, assembly and fitting out at Port Swettenham of One Twin Screw Diesel Ferry Vessel whose principal dimensions are: Length (Overall) 93 feet BBeam (moulded) 21 feet Depth (moulded) 7 feet 10 Gross451 words
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Advertisement548 1952-05-08 11 ROYAL ROTTERDAM LLOYD ms. "KOTA CEDE" ARRIVED from U.S.A. Atlantic Coast on 6th inst and is discharging her cargo at S.H.B. Godowns 29/30. 1 Damaged packages may be I tendered for survey on 19th inst No further surveys will j be held Rotterdam Trading Co (M) Ltd Shipping Department i548 words
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Advertisement893 1952-05-08 11 FNGLISH sneaking attendant for service station. ni|;ht work. Must be alert, noat »nd willing *o loavn Appiy Ul, Beach Road, Singapoxe. APPLICATIONS are fnvflaa 1 fj :n Fed* la] (i'i/»-n«, Men a- d v, men. Hot w\ •■■<■> tBaent as Social Welfare A'istants on piobatk v. the sa ..rr scale893 words
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Page 11 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous61 1952-05-08 11 Wit Jit SOCCER: SAFA. Div. 1 SCC V Fathul Karib at Jalan Bcsar stadium; Div. 2 Cheerful Lads v TBA at Geylang; Div. 2A— CLA v CYMA at CYMA; Div. 3B—SFB v Bukn Timah SC at BODCA. SBHFA: F N v OTEC "A' fit Farrer Park; William Jacks v Mercantile61 words
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Miscellaneous47 1952-05-08 11 HIGH TIDES at the principal resorts m Malaya: TODAY AM. P.M. Sinppore 9.57 9.53 JJf' 3^?, 6.43 7.07 Port Dickson 5.24 5.48 Port Sham 4.00 4.15 Pfl »ant 1L52 TOMORROW: Singapore 10.40 10.22 Malacca 7.21 7.49 Port Dickson 6.02 6.30 Port Sham 4.48 5.04 Penang 12.03 12.2647 words
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1470 1952-05-08 12 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD By NEWCOMER Goiilen Lotas (late Daily Life) has done everything riiilit m his track work ami lias definitely trained on. Whether he will emulate his illustrious sire The Bug, is yet to be seen but from the niannrr he went shout his work1,470 words
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Article365 1952-05-08 12 By Khoo Boon Choo PCNANG, Wed.— Penang will be all out to beat Kedah m their Malaya Cup tie at Alor Star on S^turil»\ A win for Penang, this year's FAM Cup ciiampiun>. will avenge the settlement's defeat by Kedah m their Malaya365 words
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Article101 1952-05-08 12 Lad Gay Reveller _*¥r _B^r__ ™j% W Ba<e l: US p.m. Hrrvilj^ t& Banker J^! -SIS .NSP.KAT.ON Race 4: 3.45 p.m. Serpentine SSSSSSt Bl» Money 5^ JTgS BINNTON BINNTON Rinnton Knterpnse 8,,e 5: 4T. P.,n. TjJJ.ijj^ r|nk Jnu??% GOU.EN ..OT^ X^^.i"." <iV "s^U!^..?^ Bace 6: iM »M. l>'i>""101 words
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Article220 1952-05-08 12 IPOH Wed. Mohd. Sho Cb entered the semi -final ot the Perak Badminton Junior singles championship alter beating Khaw Choon Hoe m three hard fought sets last evening. Mohd. Sho*eb started the first set well and had no difficulty m beating his opponent ijut he220 words
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Advertisement57 1952-05-08 12 HAPPY WORLD SATURDAY 10 MAY AT 9 P. M u^. ONE OF ENGLAND'S BEST J$L STRANGLER BRIGHT (NAMED BECAUSE OF H-S FAMOUS i£Bffi CHIEF UTTLE °WOLF I DOUBLE MAIN EVENT PHH] SEELIE SAMARA versus SUPPORTING BOUTS. TIGER HOLDEN v WONG BUCK LEE ELMO LINCOLN v L. K. SENG BOOKINGS: WINSTONS.57 words
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