Singapore Standard, 23 May 1952
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Title Section18 1952-05-23 1 Singapore Standard aX IrL 3- VOL II NO. 325. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS18 words
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Article216 1952-05-23 1 ItUMriii plajen -ii Nflt-t |e4 lor th<* i Mii.iN.in fhoaaa r hull v ill d»'l.tuJ th< < up m Ike rh.il i i the competJ :1 itard i] Mas > l liu Saad 13 luc 1 *1 Mm World SI bmi: I v esc S<> o216 words
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13 1952-05-23 1 3- Year US Rail Dispute Terminated Re- epted a W nitjht. s under13 words
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Article156 1952-05-23 1 stand ird sun Reporter I.MPI 1( ITIONS arising out <»f the Suvcaoore Hijjh Court ruling <>n Mondi> that st.ilU m imu>rnient parks operating of chance r\«n v\ith cigarettes as pi !/♦•> .trr illegal, arc Ix-in? eJoselj studied l>> the Police. No P action presently is beinj;156 words
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Article51 1952-05-23 1 ON the s i day of then Ked General Sir i and Lady Tern c Mala Simpanfl I ere i by the B s rvamsay The I the G irun Lam* Fifth ed i »meI ie Police Headqu ts, S gei P;it;mi and 11 I"51 words
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Article485 1952-05-23 1 Congress Told They btand As Warning To US, Free World WASHINGTON, May 22 (AP) Gen. Matthew B Ridgway told Congress today Communist germ and gas war fare charges against the United Nations m Korea are "monumental warning. ,as menacing and urgent as a forest fire bearing485 words
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Article, Illustration51 1952-05-23 1 photo. A "rum" grame m progress at one •>» the numerous stalls m an amusement park m Singapore last niulit. A High Court ruling affecting the same is b«'itiu studied by t'> (> Police and reference is being made to the AAtor m\\ General for instructions on future action onStandard - 51 words
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110 1952-05-23 1 HONGKONG, Mas J Chi»«Be romnualM troops Bred across the I>ok1«t ml<» I'm tit^ ik-m- Nmm d.iv. according to a telephone (ill from an \ss<»ci.»t«*d Press correspondent m Maim He said Portuguese Alik.im trooos rfl!iiii<d tin- BrB .Military autlioiitirs nishrd artilh'rv t'» tt* ln»i(i<i110 words
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112 1952-05-23 1 MINSAN, KOREA >la\ 11. <Al»> ire UUn C. Turner Joy, m his final statement as < \\iv\ All.i-,1 truce delegate, tm\i\ n'buktd the lU'ds toe Bttef the Korea armislite talk> as a "stall to repair \<»ni (erert forces, i negotiate the deoi you; ■■••a112 words
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280 1952-05-23 1 ON HEARING I al Siiigapore's striking postmen would continue with their strike alter a meeting last night the Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. L. B -"I he. at once broadcast an i appeal over Radio Malaya 'asking the strikers to "reconsider their decision." lie pro[mised280 words
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Article204 1952-05-23 1 Standard St. ill orrc pondi'iit KUALA LI MPUR, i i Two terrorist incidents on estates resulted m the Communists losing nue of their imbei I;' Xi ing m estate manager and his special constable escort while on a tour of inspection yesterdaj nia three tenon-" I204 words
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360 1952-05-23 1 Standard Slaflf Reporter HOPES of negotiations belween \\w Singapore (Government and tin- representatives of \\w MM) postmen *ho have been on strike lor the past ten «la\> were shattered yesterda) when the members at an extranrdinan General rareeting decided they will360 words
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Article48 1952-05-23 1 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs. Che Haahim Ghani, who started the Peninsula Malays Union, of which he was presidenl till Sunday lasi when he resigned and walked off from a meeting of the Executive Committee, following criticisms leveled at him. intend-- forming a new Malay jwlitj party.48 words
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Article98 1952-05-23 1 Standard London Corr. L N I) O N. May M Malaya was described as "an o-.jsis of higher standards" by Lord Milverton i» a survey of the Colombo Plan's progress m the House of Lords this afternoon. He stressed the danger of Brit tin "over-extending" itself98 words
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Article152 1952-05-23 1 Standard stall Correspondent IPOH. Thurs, The Perak Branch of the Malawi) Chines i Association, which boasts of being the largest membership unit m the organization, has today expressed its complete confidence m Dalo Sir Chenglok Tan as leader of the Association. Furthermore, it fully152 words
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Article50 1952-05-23 1 WEST MALLING, En§ May •>-!. (Reuter) A fou rengined British bomber crashed m flames into a X lish orchard noar here today, killing lour oi I and injuring the other seven. The plane, a Lancaster, was r>n night exercises from the West Mailing Air50 words
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344 1952-05-23 1 LONDON, Ml 5 22 ißeutei >— L ibour Peer. Loi i Henderson, ild the il mse oi Lords yes- that H: itain must not s i m her efforts to be p the under-developed counti ea S .tii and- South-East A.- It wis344 words
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82 1952-05-23 1 MANILA A 22 <r.'' Foreign Secretarj Joaquin I le tonight that the Philippines had re •i warning from the Am Government about po ther Communisi moves m Asia despite by Secretary ol State I son m Washington thai .sue 1 ning had not been82 words
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Advertisement89 1952-05-23 1 k. W* 't* fm mmr vi him \i x~ tsi > 'ft I (I M I Ill.iP K3393 f(» Hox 1239 ;t\o^ iHG P* \JT^J SHEAFFEICS Sk/up i jAyf Jw.t what the doctoi ory d-'rea to avoid the clot|PV ting cljgqmq and corrosion y'^J^ causeJ by common inks. A S^Zf89 words
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Advertisement59 1952-05-23 1 LOOK FOR THE GREFN BUTTON f^\ OIL LAMP <^> BepresMtativei mi kston a i a "nrmjporc > X l.tmiour lost Ymimm <»f HI r~-" I -V| R THE NEW FREEZER-SHELF The K:ros:n3 Re£r gcrat or I with 5-year Protection Pirn 9i a c Very i Hpi Crt€t<n Sincks UIAN SINGH59 words
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Article44 1952-05-23 2 To Inspect W RAF Girls P OFFICER. L. H. tor of Urn W R Ur Force, an ived re yesterday auard the .p Diiwara fur I aya. up Off: i g, domestic for W.R.A.F. r-• itations m have talks-? th of Far East r44 words
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Article123 1952-05-23 2 Dealers Rush To Sell Off Watches Standard Staff Reporter DESPITE the V> per cent rut on the importation ol high quality Swiss watches imposed by the Singapore; Government recently, some 12 watch dealers m the Colon have combined to dispose of their stmks by che;»?> sales. These bops whidi <)V123 words
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Article, Illustration42 1952-05-23 2 -Picture by AN ENGRAVED kukri was on*- of the prizes distributed it the Fijian boxing tourney held at ::ota Tinusi recently. The kukii is beinff presented to Private Vakatavv.i by visiting Col. dive Pleasants, Commander of Dofentf Forces. Fiji, Peter Robinson StudiosPeter Robinson Studios - 42 words
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Article23 1952-05-23 2 A KXA IL eof the XL M. I D A Mr. r. will be ie D H 023 words
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62 1952-05-23 2 New School Due To Open In P. Panjang THE :;e>v school at the 6| I mile Pasir Panjang Road, Sinj gapore. will be completed m a and applica* ire m J. ns are available at Pn<:r P dice Station. H and I Statioi Aex i I r f Station and62 words
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Article24 1952-05-23 2 CIGARETTES ai I urn powder worth $4,260 r< v by burglars from a st r< m Portsdown R S igapore, relay morning.24 words
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Article66 1952-05-23 2 VELOO vasV was charged i.. the Singapore First Distrist I .rt yesterday with stabbing three Iw ourers, Lv Mong Hong (16) W< S n Seah (19) and w X Moon (24). all of Na\ a Base, with a pen k- ifc al Buk I Timah66 words
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Article82 1952-05-23 2 Suicide Ate Tuba Root A was S ire Coroner vest al the inquest B Chin (24) a farftct eating tuba root. of April 2 y Koh left his house at 8J miles Tarnpenis Road saying thai he was going to dig up c tuba i Later bis father mot i82 words
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Article36 1952-05-23 2 BAGGA Sm °h s/o Sahdu Singh, was charged m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday with threatening to kill Jangir Sin^h m Evelyn Road on May 20. Bail of $500 w.'s ;ill(ivvpd until May "><)36 words
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Article236 1952-05-23 2 FATAL THREE-CAR SMASH-UP [\W SINGAPORE Coroner, Mr. Choor Singb, \.-hrtla\ i--iif*dl a v;irranl «»f HTCSI a^nillM PMIS Poh car roSKdrd vsiih anoilitT car al lli«* 9| mile < hand Road on J*n« 28. resulting m the death ol Tai Boon Hian (21). Tai, a salesman, was236 words
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Article22 1952-05-23 2 MARINERS are warned that r.rig miward I R keU with dummy wil] take pi* c n Maj 29 to I22 words
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Article82 1952-05-23 2 Tlir. Singapore drwif, Mr Choc* Sint»h. yesterday r«--turn.-d a finding of dt-aih by ttisadve*tare at th<- inquest .no tiw death of a five-year-old boy. n o Chua Nam, who lell intu basin of hot water "'V" 0 11 1 lan (;eok N of I>uxton Road said82 words
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Article74 1952-05-23 2 Standard Woman Reporter ONE of the very rare stretcher i a.ses to tome into Kalians Airport arrived yesterday m the 40 Malayan Airways flight from North Borneo and was quickly and unobstrnsively placed m a waiting General Hospital ambulance The patient was Mr Tm> Wai Venu.74 words
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Article70 1952-05-23 2 TWENTY-FOUB women and :x men were produced m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday charged with gambling. The court was told that on information received ASP Eu Cheow Sang and a police party ra ded a house m Vaughan R<»ad. They arrested 30 people and seized70 words
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Article48 1952-05-23 2 Standard Siafl Reporter BURGiArS Stole a shotgun from a house m Kirn Chuan Road. Singapore early yesterday morning. The owner of the gun. Mr. Ng Peck Quo was awakened by his daughter, who saw a man rushing out oi the house at about 3 a.m.48 words
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Article44 1952-05-23 2 Another Election Broadcast Today THE City President, Mr. T. P. F. MrNeire. will again broadcast on how to complete the Registration Form tonight at H pm. It will be followed by a discussion of some of the queries raised m connection with electoral registration.44 words
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200 1952-05-23 2 CoupSe Robbed While Taking The Air, Court Told HOW a young couple enjoying tiie sea breeze at Marine Para le was interrupted by three strangers and robbed was related to the jury and Mr. Justice Knight at the Singapore Assizes yesterday when Ong Tian Swee, Tea Liew T'rr.vi and Poh200 words
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200 1952-05-23 2 Standard Staff Reporter PLANS ARE being formulated to facilitate the acquisition of land by members of the Singapore Government Co-operative Housing Society Limited, said the Secretary of the Society, Mr. N. A. kiilarajah, yesterday. A 'decision will be arrived at a meeting to200 words
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Article26 1952-05-23 2 A RADIO play entitted "Thr Citizen's Right" will be heard over Radio Malaya, Ta-riil Section on Sunday, May 25. from 5.35 to 6 p.m.26 words
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Article, Illustration29 1952-05-23 2 MX FAN NOW FOONG. a graduate <*f H»e Singapore Chimese High School, will fly to the IS. on June to eater Wheaton Collese, Illinois, where he >vill study economics.29 words
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Article356 1952-05-23 2 FAILIRE TO determine whether there were two $1 currency notes m the stomach of a Police Constable brought a case m the Singapore First District Court to an abrupt halt yesterday. The constable, Mohammed Jai bin Yusoff, charged with accepting a S2 bribe on Apr:!356 words
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243 1952-05-23 2 Standard Shipping Reporter STRANDED with a broken propeller shaft 82 miles from Sing? pore on Wednesday night, the Chinese owned coastal vessel Nagamas sent oat a distress signal. It was picked up by th e Cable and Wireless' cable ship Ketriever. Twelve.243 words
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Article80 1952-05-23 2 WEE JOON TECK (38), 8 cook employed by the Air Ministry. yesterday pleaded guilty to' theft of a cabbage, a piece of cake and a small quantity of fat valued at SI from the Air H.Q. RAF Mess Chang:. He tod the Singapore Fourth Police80 words
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Article99 1952-05-23 2 I.'XDER the sponsorship of {he Singapore Malay Union. a public debate on the "Proposed conversion of Great Eastern i Fair. Geyiang Serai. into Amusement Park." will be held at the Kota Raja Club. Istana Kampong G!am. Sultan' Gate, at 10 a.m. on May 25. The debate99 words
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Article417 1952-05-23 2 POWER CUTS liable (a toad tjjMddiag Moay: i» \> Vrllnir Kd J unjoug halong. HraMiivi, H«!.. Telok kurau. K»-ci:>k. t haagl U mil*'. Chanel PriMM*. i. at. ih Merab IWtr Srtaraoc Karracks, lUms toe. Hap ty World. Asia Rubber l.unmz *miv I venue Sawmill Shell < <• i Rubber kv.417 words
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Advertisement100 1952-05-23 2 If' 1 1 I SOLE IMPORTERS f HAGEHEVER TRADMG CO 110 I KUALA LUMPUR \pTHEW«WCEIENTCOLTO j SnlPhnßM f EXPECTED WITHIN FEW DAYS! PL F ASF FNnilt" r r tl SOLE AG£i\T r HAGEMEYER CO. (MALAYA) LTD SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR ENG H'JAT LAM KEE 302 i HONG LEONG MOH HENG LEC100 words
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Miscellaneous76 1952-05-23 2 t~ ""1 BF^Sw^FW A A Pp v T wma; C>W y 1 Yr-^-AM/:. y rw^r < fOSWCKf I'LL WtiCl \*\kWl \iy> N'OOVEAR EATIN'VA, y.AC?y KA/OWIMG THIS UMSAWJKPy k DAT < r" W¥l lOfr %r VOUSE., > AIN'T YOU </ WHAT CXSASTER I ac/Af Af^V BE OUR e AJ* f>. '/>76 words
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Article19 1952-05-23 3 Battery Rd Entry To Be Banned > i ml.tril Stal K'lMUl'f City area I of Aiuk right i Fin- I19 words
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Article94 1952-05-23 3 SIT ANSWERS S'PORE ASSN. Standard K. porter 1111 Ql I iH >N <>! requiring land owners when n«< viuii plan^ i<» provide open »paeea is to ml \<> Sir (strut l\j>l»!\ I own Planning Adviser Siu^apon Government. »rd must d c n ith the •■int-nt plan the build>ny. By developii94 words
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Article, Illustration44 1952-05-23 3 MH Kohert .1 .lant/en, tec ommil athu bed to Ilm AuH'ii'.iii Consulate (icneral. Sin.; -I pore, since rux has been promoted lv Urn r.tnk of CoBSUI by IkC Prr»i<lmt of tin* I sited States n itli the advice md nwsent oi the is Senate.44 words
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Article18 1952-05-23 3 I\N Fernannol guilty m the Couri chai tusing h irl to R ht St. ght of18 words
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Article55 1952-05-23 3 ABDUL RAHMAN. so Mohd. Abduila, was charged m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday with being m possession of three packets of i igarettes stamped "NAAFI stores for H.M. Forces" believed to have been stolen at the S.H.B. perimeter fence on May 21. Bail of $50055 words
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291 1952-05-23 3 Liltle UN Visits The Third Court But A Spaniard Was Missing Mil THIRD District .Uu\»tMr. 11. Komr, Jt9ttt(\ay postponed thr ease ia which a Dutch seaman was charged with striking a Danish s»u nun m Ihc left eye with a broki'M egg dtp Oil May 17. aboard thp motor vessel291 words
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297 1952-05-23 3 Standard Staff Reporter MKS. ROBERT EU, leader of the Singapore Consumers' Resistance Movement has a trump rare! up h«*r sleeve which will definitely force vegetable racketeers to bring down their prices. Si- has made arrangements with the City's leading wholesale vegetable dealei Mr297 words
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Article, Illustration80 1952-05-23 3 \M" io BE n flight hostess, sighed rtfminuti* 7 Patsy Fen(l ,ti. right) <^.iiiM- BOAC hostess al Kalians Airport, when she vi« tii«- latest craze In tut-* brought back bj Sue Crawford, (left) from Ihe beautiful ish- »>t Capri. Sue returned yesterday after .t Bight from the U.K. during which80 words
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276 1952-05-23 3 Standard Stall' Reporter ALL 1 to stallholders of the Joo Chiat Road private market yesterday protested against the proposed increase m st:ill rents ranging from 10 to 20 cents per day. They have been told by the chief tenant of the market that rents for276 words
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Article104 1952-05-23 3 Wife Faints In Bid To Stop Car DISSATISFIED with the evidence her husband. Mohamed Makhta Hussain, had given m court m a case against her mother who was charged with enticing her* away from her husband, Sam Kirn Lai, chased him when the court adjourned and scolded him. She tried104 words
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Article25 1952-05-23 3 LEE GIAM was charged yesterday with stealing a wall clock valued at $15 at Paya Lebar Crescent, Singapore. He was allowed $250 bail.25 words
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Article32 1952-05-23 3 TEONG TEE KAI (19) yesterday denied a charge of theft of a fountain pen valued at $35.50 m Tanjong Pa gar Road, Singapore. He \vj.-. aiiowed $500 b i32 words
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Article22 1952-05-23 3 THE next session of Singapore Assizes will be held m the High Court on Tuesday, June 3, at 9.30 a.m.22 words
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Article139 1952-05-23 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Government will meet representatives of the Seamen's I nion on May '50 to discuss the I nion'g demand for a complete revision of salar) scales for seamen employed l>y Government. I his \*il! be the second meeting this month the139 words
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Article73 1952-05-23 3 SEREMByiN, Thurs.-r Yogi Shuddanda Bharati, visiting Indian spiritual leader demonstrated the functions of the human body with the use of charts at a meeting held at the King George V School. Seremban last night. Mr. B. 11. Tan. State Councillor, read an address of welcome to73 words
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Article325 1952-05-23 3 FOLLOWING Is the list of donations to the postmen's strike fund totalling $1,286,96: Mr. Loo Teck Lee $50 Mr. B. F. Falibal $5 Mr. Abdul Jabar S:>. Mr. Ali Hassan S.") Mi.- S Lena $1. Mr. G. Tanggaralu .50 Mr Sherwood r >. Miss Teej $3. Mr.325 words
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Advertisement106 1952-05-23 3 ,:,,:,,:,,;t-:;>-^-: :--:.:-^-^-v ViCfOftlfl MEMOBifiL HALL THE KkGAPORE CHAMBER ENSEMBLE ami <\:- -111 SINGAPORE STANDARD I l(>in!l\ present TWO CELEBRITY RECITALS In HeLeN PRIM A DONNA, NEW YORK METROPOLITAN OPERA on WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, JUNE 18th 19th at 9 p.m. J COENRAAD V. BOS <J;I rp tg fron TANNHAI SER" and "TRISTAIN106 words
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Advertisement180 1952-05-23 3 \%O^ J^*y^ J mb l^b* -^tf A I I fei Heinz I jy^ WfetL. Rich, red, ripe, tomatocu'.or j^^ B^_ nth, red, np>.-. tomato |Ka= w- flavor That's the tonibmil/^^ "^^m H^^tPK.l Ketchup the Ltouii: of WcHu p ir^jn Tomato Ketchup Fitted and Happiel nmv! %^Mfo THE feeling ol well180 words
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Miscellaneous91 1952-05-23 3 r 1 fTHESOONERWE \nOT 5O FASmAP'N... f BUT I HMtTO^ fc^"™^ n^ ;T< WW, BAD GET TO THE IMD.AN YOU'RE GofjG BACK MEEFWITH WHy L TR LM W. rH So L I 65/ EVER SEEN \fiN^ 1 H BOAI VILLAGES.THESOON TO YOUR MEN AT > POWHATAN^I YQU J T pE91 words
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Article274 1952-05-23 4 Xt ALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Chan Ah ('hoy was sentenced to ive years 1 rigorous imprisonment by Mr. .lust itc Wilson m the High Court here today for breaking into a house at .lalan Brunei. Padu on the ni^ht of May 31 last year and robbing a274 words
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Article32 1952-05-23 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Three employees of Durba EU taurant at Amoang Street have been detained m connection with the theft of $6,'i00 reported on Monday, according to the Poli c.32 words
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Article373 1952-05-23 4 Revision Of Chinese Schools Textbooks Way To Get Best Results Xl ALA LUMPUR, Thar*.— The Editorial Mmmri which i* to hv sel up l>y the Fiedgrati— (iowrnnwni m revise Chinese schools textbook* m Malaya aVsaU secure the opinion and mgyAi «»f •oVisorj <ommhtees from Behoois before373 words
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Article, Illustration38 1952-05-23 4 photo. The 35th anniversary of the Apparition of Lady Fatima was celebrated at the Church of St. Louis. Kluan?, when a Hish Mass was after which the statue of Lady suns, Fatima was taken m procession. Bright StudioBright Studio - 38 words
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427 1952-05-23 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday.— The children of the Federal capital have imy road sense than their elders, and m the opinion of one Police officer a better road sense than the average child m the United Kingdom. Credit for this must427 words
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Article61 1952-05-23 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Rajendram, a middle aged Tamil, appeared befoie Mr. A. P. Jack m the First Magistrate's Court here today. on six charges of impersonating s C.I.D. official and driving a motoi car without a licence and ar. insurance policy. He claimed trial to all the charge:-61 words
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288 1952-05-23 4 Standard Siaff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thut>.— !h< Usistanl Town Planner, Mr. J. Attack, and tlir Municipal Engineer, Mr. I). I. Tollman, have objected to shop stalls being erected on road reserves. The Kuala Lumpur Municipality lias decided lo defer tin- matter pending Legal288 words
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Article132 1952-05-23 4 Sergeant Bound Over KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Sergeant Ahmad bin Sulaiman of the Malay Regiment was very annoyed when he heard that Mohamed bin Rahmat. a former member of the Malay Regiment. had been going about saying something bad about the character of certain members of the Regiment. So he instructed132 words
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Article28 1952-05-23 4 KLUANG, Thurs.— -The annual general meeting of the P. W D. Technical Services, Johore Regional Branch will be held at Batu Puhat tomorrow at 9 a.m.28 words
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Article67 1952-05-23 4 KIALA M MPIK Than The Malayan Kailwa> Ad ministration ■■■nniTl that the down local ti.un from lpoh to Grili uill. M Saturday. May '.'4. 1 1111 far as Sun^kai ;i»d petem to lpoh. Loral train services from Kuala Lumpur to GeaUM and from (iemas to lpoh67 words
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Article108 1952-05-23 4 To Ease Housing Shortage MALACCA. T Municipal Cotinci lors i mont h 1 y meeting adopted the suggestion <• chairman, Mr- li G to alleviate acute bousing short age m the Munic;p. Mr 1i:-.t.::.- f iggested that b public announcement be made to Municipal Landowners here. similar as that made108 words
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Article154 1952-05-23 4 KUALA LUMPUB 1 hurs.An Indian boy at the Transit Camp m Ipoh Road said t« that an unknown lowed him up to th< i here the man stopped him and him to produce his identity When he refused saulted him and stuck a ver into his154 words
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Article21 1952-05-23 4 KUALA LU 4PI Ft 1 An 11-year-ohi Chinese girl was kidnappro vi X.. -.k «>n M.i.v 21. No othei given.21 words
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Article28 1952-05-23 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.A pickpocket Btele %IHH\ From a man who wai ib< to buy a ticket from thi ond box ai a locaJ ein« estei day.28 words
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Article57 1952-05-23 4 Xl. T ALA LUMPUR, Ttiurs.— In the Magistrate'! £ouri it Bahau before Raja S i c nan bin Rana Ha |j 80l Feo I Ibm F.itt. a i tanl manag< r oi B-itang Ja;. Estate i 0 I charged \vj 1 h moving foodstufl withoul b permit on57 words
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Article165 1952-05-23 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs At the end of April 1,845 societies with a total membership of 766.083 have been registered under the Societies Ordinance. 1949. In addition, there were 561 societies, with a membership of 5)0,631, which have been given exemptions from registration under the Ordinance. Up to165 words
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Advertisement489 1952-05-23 4 THE BUUPOO ANT SuiptndtO by ft» Hrn a" Aus'rahan Bulldotj Ant can hold m it» laws o gio»e more than o thousand rime» if* >wn weight Compoioti»tly tci o h-jr^on »tot a trapcic ar^sf would *io»e fo gup on BO ton 't rollr- »ith his t, c th w'i c489 words
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Advertisement109 1952-05-23 4 ISK?^**- ref rigerat i on f-*^~- If I lil I'M Rr»t m fNIHMM rtu WorW Oy*f Gland Discovery Restores Youth In 24 Hours Suff.-rerp from falling m< n >rj n xvorn-ou! t.»-f arv by ni a U I ridi mine i mati jr. i I %n The '•o\ «r> i109 words
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407 1952-05-23 5 rs.— A j >mi M stt ng ba "be ret Qfambera ol Com•the C Vi nese md m C%a Urn J h oj the FM s i unercc 1 1< the C toms Station •he Governmeni had ting d to utatioi Kangsai of the407 words
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Article, Illustration116 1952-05-23 5 US Banker Slipped And Died Thurs.- Fred ►r, a bank presi- j a world the Pi with an un-i and iied. A g Island i get down at ■ne -k. Of was anxious the trying 1 lied a Adoi S i n the Pr sailed present -r nd at <116 words
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Article16 1952-05-23 5 jump v en i >c > ted to the me I were four cases16 words
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Article178 1952-05-23 5 Standard Stall Reporter SWETTENHAM'S Perak Journals (1874-1876) tished m the Journal of the Malayan Branch of the Royal Asiatic S k et; makes interesting reading. i g to Mr. C. D. Cowan, who traascribed -dited them. 'They do not add anything to our lirr ted178 words
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Article50 1952-05-23 5 Standard Staff Reporter A FIRF engine was sent out from the Centra! Fire Station, Singapore, at 6.29 p.m. yesterday when a coconut tree caught fire near the United Engineers shipyards at Tanjong Rhu. The fire was put out soon after the arrival of the fire engine.50 words
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Article246 1952-05-23 5 EMPLOYEES' CLAIMS Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore City Council is doing everything m its power to study the claims of its daily-rated employees for wa»e revision and other improved conditions ot service to reach a settlement with the Labour I nions Federation, representing the246 words
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429 1952-05-23 5 OFFICER ON TRUST CHARGE ALLEGATIONS that an Anm Lieutenant borrowed inom-N tor a Corpora] and finally allegedly misappropriated $100 from the Officers' M«^. at 223 8.0.D. were ma<lr at a General Court Martal. presided l»s Brigadier W.€. Roe, C.8.E., with Lt.-Col. J.M. Neilson, and429 words
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Article166 1952-05-23 5 MCA Probe Detainees' Complaints I Standard Stall < wrespondenl IPOH. Thurs. r The Perak M.C.A. is to implement the j policy oi the organisation to I establish area committees m towns and villages. At today's meeting >1 I Perak M.C.A. Working Com raittee Mr. Too Joon was appointed to head166 words
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Article52 1952-05-23 5 IF Y"OU are pol voter bui do noi know I I i fill m your applic ition Radio Ma lya will be at 8 o'clock tonight, a i broadcast by Sing ore Council Presidei t, Vlr. '1 I' F Mi N'. j i''H. advising yo fill m52 words
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Article576 1952-05-23 5 Standard Stall Reporter ONE HUNDRED, and I venty tyan English secondary i>l students, including 21 girl* .in'i one married woman will b e admitted I>• >c i- >: >- '19-v: sessi >o <>'." Ihe Uni vei sity of Mala] 1 it ".us announced yester day576 words
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Advertisement140 1952-05-23 5 —IRRESISTIbXe MUSIC!-—^ FIRST CLASS BAR {jUUU rUUU I I FOW T»4£ 6CS7 CM MCS£ WS44£S i_.-«_y- l _i- l _i-x_ l -i_i- u < _i-|_-|_i-i_i~u)~i_ri_J~o~»-)~Li~Li~» i~i_r D~i.in_r-u~i_i-i_r-u~-~L~u'**»'~i REDUCTIOIV IN PRICES BRITISH GLAHIX/LAR PRODUCTS LTD. TESTRONES the finest of ;tll reJjenei jtin* mediums Mikes manly men. Overeo ta nervous dis orders,140 words
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Advertisement208 1952-05-23 5 V2f,ul Kst4Sz/</4J Gordon^ Stands Suptoiwui > BORNEO AT THE NEW sliding roof m ALL METAL imitation lfathfr M I PADDED BACK SEAT JV LI U i CHROMIUM PLATED Jf f 1 n STRIPS ON RUNNIN Jf 1 HI I DOOR UPHOLSTEKV m M mammmmaßßm IMITATION leather B V^ff^A METAL STRIPS208 words
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Article736 1952-05-23 6 r it p strike enters its eleventh day and a new C -merit has been introduced to complicate B n a itatement issued by Government Thursd were assured that "it was agreed I both parties that there is good prospect of the d being sett!, d by736 words
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700 1952-05-23 6 AUDREY WHITING - AUDREY WHITING The Strange Pleasures 01 By PAKIS. j I the mountains I the T .ees. m a grey stone p guar :ed ho.-pi-:a'. -.yard a: Tarbes, a shori npy Fr( I nan is *o- read:::? texts Er m B:b> an I nuring rers700 words
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Article228 1952-05-23 6 Review of Views Face [S ecause of the tear c: "los face" at Sng c G ernment U not 8 act to end the ten-d r strike? asked Nanyang Slang Pi This is not t time to thmk s lid Nanyang. Fhe postal 51 ike has caused great nvei Snce228 words
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Article157 1952-05-23 6 Sm.— The Intransigent attitude ;.f the Colony Guvt. towards 4 the strike of the Pc<:. «,nd T. U. StatT Union is deplorable. Not one voice has protested againsi this strike. Not one has even >i:2ge*ted that the strike by these poorly-paid workers was inconsiderate, untimely or even avoidable157 words
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Article214 1952-05-23 6 Sir: FrSm the time Swami Sudhananda Bharathi landed m Malaya it was widely published that there would be a public meeting at the Kuala Lumpur Town Hall on Friday, the 16th instant. Lot of people, even, from distant places wa:*ed at the Town Hall premises from214 words
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Article116 1952-05-23 6 Sir: —I refer to some letters from readers appearing for the past two weeks m the local newspapers regarding the alloca- tion of S.I.T. fiats and am j unable t understand wny the S.I.T. top officials are keeping quiet without making any statement yet for general116 words
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Article104 1952-05-23 6 Sir; You must be congratulated on the lucid picture you presented m your "Strike Story m Brief m connection with the Postal Strike m Singapore. I must commend the Postal Union officials on their moderate claims to gain a reasonable wage. I personally marvel at their requests,104 words
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Article691 1952-05-23 6 A TIMES CORRESPONDENT - CEYLON ELECTION ISSUES A TIMES CORRESPONDENT Indians And The Franchise By ryilZ campaign for the genL eral election due to take place *lrom May 24 to 30 is v m full swing. Mr. Dudley Senanayake, the new Prime Minister, is touring the island and addressing several meetings daily. A 1691 words
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Article, Illustration17 1952-05-23 6 But d trn it. Dot \nu rCfIMVC the appendix from iTJ BOOk lou tak< out17 words
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Article227 1952-05-23 6 We the PEOPLE I.M.P. Election At Penang Sir. A> a fair-minded Chinese citizen. I must raise a protest a: the manner m whi h the election of the Chairman of the Georgetown Branch of the IMP had been carried out at the R ber Trade Association here on May 15.227 words
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Advertisement35 1952-05-23 6 Note at ;j i<>9, Xorih Hi id iv lid. (Capitol Bids > Singapore— 6 jok FREE! J^ CISSONS KM I)t COLOGNE /^r Wlll P-t^ented to our JW Patrons for one month only, h 1 f '^^b35 words
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Advertisement9 1952-05-23 6 Al LIGHT M PENASG ku A l A L-UMPUM9 words
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159 1952-05-23 7 Germany To Supply 150,000 Men For W. Europe Defence PARIS, Moy 22 (Reuter): Germany will contribute 150 000 armed men to the defence of Western Europe under the European Defence Community Treaty as the result of an agreement reached here last night by six nations planning a ;oint European army.159 words
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45 1952-05-23 7 f 21 Reuter > —A Japanese delegation v: he: <• ate a peace B ma. I a signatory of Japanese peace treat} m Sal Fran- v ember and came r month Fora to the istry. is nit «i i.vs. Isa pr<>the45 words
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123 1952-05-23 7 LONDON, May 82 ilTt llt-nry Oshorne Labour ni«%m--ht-r of Parliament. ho attt -ndt'd the reef I Moscow Trade Conference. said on Wednesday night that Ibe Rossiana are "living under Myth. They are the chosen people and they are detendnit the monopoly of the ti123 words
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Article149 1952-05-23 7 PARIS. M.v 21 -Reuter)— I General Dwi^ht D. Eisenhower will hand over Supreme Com- Allied Forces m Europe to General Matthew Ridgway on May 30 and will fly the United States the follow-; ing day, it was officially an- j Dounced today.149 words
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148 1952-05-23 7 .MOSCOW. May 21, (Router). —Russia today said that the British trawler, Valafell, had been arrested for fishing inside Soviet territorial waters m a note to fche British Embassy. A British Embassy spokesman said that m a reply to last week's British note inquiring about148 words
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58 1952-05-23 7 WASHINGTON. May 22 »UP> President Truman today authorized the release of 22.000 tons copper from the strategic stockpile to keep the essential production roUingL The Office of Defence Mobilization said the stockpile copper will be used to make up the shortage caused by the58 words
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Article32 1952-05-23 7 SOUTHAMPTON, May 21 (Reuter) Seven hundred officers and men of the First Battalion, the Black Watch. left here for Korea today to relieve the First Battalion the Leicesti Regiment32 words
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Article, Illustration41 1952-05-23 7 photo. Members of the Royal Corps of Signals motor cycle display team who gave a preview on May 14 of the feats they will perform at the Royal Tournament at Earl's Court on June 4th, !!•.">>. It took place at Catterick.- MirrorMirror - 41 words
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147 1952-05-23 7 LONDON, May 22 (AP)— Chancellor of ihe Exchequer A. Butler said W ednesday Britain harhalted ihe draining away of her gold and dollar I reserves* He warned a Conservative women's conference that the nation still faces th£ difficult task of building the147 words
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122 1952-05-23 7 LONDON. May 22, (AP).— The Churchill Conservative government won approval m the House of Commons last night on its Genera! plan to return Britain's Nationalized trucking industry to private ownership. By a vote of 307 to 283, the House defeated a Labour Parly resolution bitterly122 words
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Article72 1952-05-23 7 THE HAGUE, May 22. (Reu--ler). Two men with pistol* attacked the Indonesian Military Attache m The Hague, Lt Col. H. T. Harjono. last night, it was disclosed today. He was taken to hospital with sliuht head injuries. The Dutch Government has promised an energetic investigation. The72 words
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Article48 1952-05-23 7 NEW YORK. May 22. (Af»h— Fur the first time for many weeks the British pound today dipped below the official exchange rate of 280 cent-s (US). On New York's free market it was quoted at 279.13/16, off 5/lo from yesterday. All futures were also below 280.48 words
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Article176 1952-05-23 7 LONDON. May 22 (ReutersFurther talk of a higher bank rate at the opening of the stock market made for further easing m giltedged and despite a Later announcement the rate was unchanged they continued to glide and iosses between half and one point were recorded. These176 words
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Article21 1952-05-23 7 NEW YORK. May 22 .AP>— The Duke and Duchess f>f Windsor sailed for Europe yesterday for their annual Summer trip.21 words
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176 1952-05-23 7 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, May, 21, (UP).— A 32-year-old j salesman told the uolice to- j clay that he has been married six times without getting a divorce. "Redheads, blondes and brunettes, I love them al 1 declared Robert JFames. "'Getting married is176 words
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203 1952-05-23 7 BUENOS AIRES. May 22, (UP). The Argentine Government finally revealed to the Argentine public on Wednes- day night details of the alleged opposition plot last February to kidnap President Juan Peron and his wife and seize the Government. Federal judge Miguel Vignola said 14203 words
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Article111 1952-05-23 7 LONDON. May 22 (Reuter)— Mr. Anthony Eden. Britain's Foreign Secretary, has called a conference of British Middle East envoys m London m the second half of next month, it was officially announced here today A Foreign Office spokesman said that it had become an established111 words
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148 1952-05-23 7 LONDON. May 21 (UP) Prime Minister Winston Churchill announced today that he turned down a reg est from Israel for £5,000,000 loan to buy oil because of Britain's own serious economic situation. Churchill made the meiit m the House of Commons m answer to148 words
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Article82 1952-05-23 7 Stondord London Conespondenf LONDON, May 22 The following are the doting prices of lubber and fin on the London Market today LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spof 24} d. Spot £958 per ton buyers, June 24} d. £960 idlers. July/Sepr. 24id. Three months £950 10s. Oct. Dec.82 words
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242 1952-05-23 7 TRINCOMALEE, CEYLON, Maj 2\ (Knrtcr) f lon plaiM l<> lakr over llx- hu u;«\al ImMC l>< i < from llic Briii-h at mioii M <\ion'>» Na\ can It.indU I li < nation sea <lrf<-nr«"«. Home Minister N ir Oliver Goonetillckc proini^«-d the move242 words
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Article93 1952-05-23 7 London, m.o 22, <k< eftwini t <\, the I .abour uni embarking upon indu I He was add miners o! South R Porthcawl, I here. Mr. mind the among the 1 over the >jr;tH.;:<i mc cost of Uvinj wage claimi ed :u! lest pitate;93 words
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58 1952-05-23 7 NEW nr: Hi Maj U ■ci i Indian Pi Jan ..harlal Mehi scribed Com gious and jaundiced minds." "I find them com Of d.* 1 m a (>() tninuti i■ i polic i> on thi rest. about tht I world is going I i i58 words
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Article77 1952-05-23 7 TUNIS. May 22 <R» m tntrod i m 1 m I:.' i rich Residi today. i •>*."•••-.< M Kn.. :...< !< Ministei I i c c cpeit on Tunisi i. < [hi day visit t titles of i ih < French-Tunisian M remj c left Tunis77 words
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Advertisement31 1952-05-23 7 EVERY CHILD'S FAVOURITE lollipops 75 cts -rxM on a stick!! I i r iji ik gj 1 \v HOLEBA! R ENQI Mill iwimi bolmgents ROlil i\ S( )N CO. LTD. poraU31 words
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Article, Illustration30 1952-05-23 8 Th* three French Foreign Lesion deserters HRoU F i Schufc and VV. Schulx b<»ard the P>^»^ SSSn India yesterday, which is Uking them back to Hamburg. Standard Photo30 words
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349 1952-05-23 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THREE Ornian deserters of the French Foreign Legion who jumped overboard from their Indo-China bound trooper m Singapore waters last year, !«;ft the Colony yesterday m tin* Portuguese India for Hamburg after beine detained at the Outram Road Kemand349 words
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Article27 1952-05-23 8 The new 9.850-ton passei freig iter Burma, due m Singapore next month, is owned by the Swedish Asiatic Company and is not a Swiss ship.27 words
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82 1952-05-23 8 US Says 'No' To Two Cut Rate Airlines WASHINGTON, Mi j 2L 1 (APJ The L r !ii:e.i States gowr::iv. I has reii;-ej to allow two American airlines to establish cut-rate, all-carg services between the L* Slates. Europe. the Mid I and Far East. Tae !i::es Seaboard and Western. and82 words
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Advertisement566 1952-05-23 8 I f-Abl REGULAR TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE jm jr.r.MMO 10. \n«elef ftM W-H-n a I ««ta Hin\n Bi MMaj 1 taM 5J»»e -hikim^mii tl.ni— r WBl Iww jUl|v lul I .m o4 Uar« Uf I M»ks I pa««engei taeau j ANGLO FRENCH BENDIXSENS ID can i k i— mi n» p566 words
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Advertisement718 1952-05-23 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. isaneKOK d JI)u <litr( DuelVnane From t Mu* 2"ii»i Ma> 29th Japan W£ g* £S Hon£konB rriuni P S'liaiß Swr c ol rrans»«ii«n m! Nt Hon« Kong MANSFIELD CO. LTD., AGENTS STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. ill s'l <<# \M IMI**A n I*»M tol Bau^n fl Si718 words
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Advertisement420 1952-05-23 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Koyal RoUerdam I k»d Holland Haaerica Line Nrderland I ioe Kotterdam ICotterrtam Amsterdam HALIFAX. BOS lON MEH U)KR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE W 081 It Nl \V OKI I AXS Spore P Sha?n Pending SOESTDYK (HAL) Tn Port SSMaj SfMftf TAWAfI(SWN) 4 f> June fi )JaM •SLAMAT (RL)420 words
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Advertisement404 1952-05-23 8 jlf I■ I I fr^^^ II i.-^A^illli •KOKL\' for Bangkok Saigon fc Hootko: r>::iMi» 'xm,> lf Saieon Hongkong Kobe Vckohama HW— 1R l%Jt.«^ FROM IAI'AN/JHiN.KUNt, PKODITt" for Bangkok ...10 1 "..I tint SAILIN(.S IO (i)NTINtM SCANDINAVIA Foi x o1omlM» Adro P«*rl Said Geaoa AotM«-t, Humburs Copenhagen Gothenburg ihh S>ore P404 words
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255 1952-05-23 9 *nli^ fn^M D CO w NORS Srondord Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR May 22: Preparation for the forthcoming xpcnmental spraying of rubber rtecs from aircraft to control leaf iscascs has involved long and careful planning by Rubber Research inst.rute staff officers m255 words
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124 1952-05-23 9 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, May 22 Effects of the M decline m rubber prices during the past few ■s ere seen m a growing reluctance among the üblic ro spend as freely as they used to during the boo?"' period.124 words
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Article17 1952-05-23 9 Duties On Books Being Abolished Z3 tßcntcrE d ■••<•.. uice Effl kisi igpa :'ied. vet. naaazines. countries ratify17 words
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Article91 1952-05-23 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE. Thurs I Malayan sban mark) I *ly irregular today with market ad< I the section improving slightly On j a limited volume of busil •d. A few rubber shares were Changed prices were: INIII SIKI \l S Buyers ScHcra M Breweries91 words
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Article21 1952-05-23 9 E»p Impoi t Bank > loan ol USSSO.OOU.OOO to Be Riuin to help finance "*irap >rta and eciuipme-.u U.P.U.P. - 21 words
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Article99 1952-05-23 9 22 day stopped trading following a shares v owned by Jews and j i :v. tbc Germans during l'p to now -c shares c >uld •;-:ided and a ban on tr actions would mean dislocal n excbangi I ess as thi? shares m i ,ii.'99 words
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Article54 1952-05-23 9 IHF. igh '.esiiiency ot loam rubber has been demonstrated with an egg dropped from an 11-stores building and landing on a foam mattress without breaKin? A test mattress was shown to be m better condiiion after 10.UOO.OOO compressions with heavy weishls than a conventional mattresses54 words
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204 1952-05-23 9 THE British Malayan Petroleum Company ltd.. ;St*ria, report that their drilling: platform has been Lueeessfiuijp towed into position aboul "».(KM) fed ott- shore at Stria, Bruiui. The Company has completed the platform and established a cableway to the shore. Drilling operations will beuin204 words
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Article43 1952-05-23 9 Development Of Backward Areas Syed Ah:;]::r; vv:i s elected Preside I oi thf U.S Economic and Son:*! council, which lias begun it« 14th session m N« X h One of the major ject* on the uaond;* con< tiie economic dcveiopnu •developed countries ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article, Illustration76 1952-05-23 9 Memory of a Wr tii> CilJ stUI "blacked mit" seven years after the »*nd oi World »V^r II was carried away by visit injf Portuguese Minister Commander Sarmento RodiiKues, who left Singapore on Wednesday for Timor. This picture shows the Minister resuming the reading of a speech at a function76 words
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Article77 1952-05-23 9 THE prod CC market was <TJiet jin j!I sections yesterday v> ith very litVic business passing Cop a d <■ s »1 S2rU per piful ;rid f 'i ten Coconut oil sellers quoted 544 i dpi picui with no business passing Bet< I nul $32 (split): Copra $25}77 words
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646 1952-05-23 9 By ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN, Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, May 22: Indonesia is m the throes of a growing coal shortage a happy sign that progress is being mede m the restoration of railroad service m the country. Bids by Hongkong to import South646 words
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Article178 1952-05-23 9 WHARVES 0 SHIP CODUWN GATE Agapenor 33. 'A Bencleuch J3 14 7 Chandpara 8 9 1 Chastine Maersk 3H 2 Dilwara 1 2 8 Brinna f 2 Fernbar 19 2(1 4 [slandei 21 22 4 KeiMrecht <: 7 M eon ia 29 38 2 Merkur 4 5178 words
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167 1952-05-23 9 By WAXINE R AKICH, Standard Siafl Reporter BUILDING costs vill be Bomewbal reduced with the arrival m Singapore tomorrow of a shipment «»f $500,000 worth of cement, a spokesman f«»r fragemeyer Trading Co. (Malaya). Ltd., the importers, told Tli<« Standard. To assure Singapore167 words
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42 1952-05-23 9 Tlie US. Government has relaxed price controls on copper products to overcome the domestic shortage of copper imports The step Wai taken to let U.S. manufacturers of copper products buy imports at higher world prices. U.P.U.P. - 42 words
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Article30 1952-05-23 9 TODAY: Pontianak by Labuan Hadji, Djambi by M< takab, Sarawak (except Miri) by Rajah Brooke, Sibu by Beaga, Kuala Trengganu (parcels only) by Rawang, Djakarta and Sourabaya by Ophir.30 words
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Article24 1952-05-23 9 TODAY: Thailand (letters and parcels) by tram. Britain, N Ireland, Eire, Europe. N and W. Africa. West Indies (letters and parcels) by Benvorlicb.24 words
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Article39 1952-05-23 9 HONGKONG, May 22 Special Standard Service— Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HK*l.>Bd to £1 S^r'ins HKSKSttSS to [JS$l; HK$l «40 10 Malay:.:: Si HK&o.'ilO to one Indonesian Ropiah; Gold HKS3C2 uT> to ore tac*.39 words
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Article152 1952-05-23 9 TOKYO, May 22 (ReuterAAP)— The British Iron and Steel Corp. is making further overtures [o buy Japanese steel according to manufacturing I KKircei here. Official British eouroes here iaici thjv beUcvecl *uch .overtures were bemg made directly with Japanese companies British Gov ernment epreseniatives152 words
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143 1952-05-23 9 Sfandard Market Reporter THE rubber market m Singapore remained quiet yesterday at slightly lower levels v/ith only small business passing. Suppori from overseas continue to bo lacking though srii. (ll orders were received. Amen an fa '.< gbt small quantities. Pi Bucv] tuated143 words
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Article126 1952-05-23 9 COMMODITY PRICES Idtesi Singapore rub ber prices cents pn Ih yesterttof yen Ktivfrs No I Spot I oose ,X 3 U I o k m beJei 'i'»' I R.«.S *'■>' *'l N.i 2 X S S KO g|| No R s s. 7" Tone Qairi 1 '>N!M)N Rl KHt H126 words
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Article41 1952-05-23 9 JAKAB A. May A progrew I by the i itai E quii of mot ed < ired w! 1 teh incr>' The Society has rised cli wiih i capacity of 20 y»n udn^ fishing Red tnotoi i41 words
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124 1952-05-23 9 LONDON. M:i\ 22 (AP) Mr. H. I. 110pk Ministef <»f M;<i«- I «»r oleafial iffain, "-.(•<! m ih< M«nim <if ComnuMia thai government! <»f rolonid t«-n-ii«.i i'.ad iv« 11 a^krtl to hunt llirir ini|M»rl» trom n<ui-»t< t Imrounlrie^ in<'lu<linn lextifeti from Japan* Some of the124 words
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73 1952-05-23 9 Food, Building Materials For Singapore THE freighter Nordstjernan, which arrived m Singapore from Japan and Hongkong, brought cargo for the < 4.450 crates of potatoes, 4.850 packag l.'.'ii) crates of onion? and 100 I r of Chinese vine. She also brought 3,276 coils of galvanised win galvanised corrugated 25 rolls73 words
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Advertisement111 1952-05-23 9 39 ore ILxperienee —that's the priceless advantage Pan American offers you O ti rir^t tirlioc to ly thi P.u ifir, t'if Nor:;, A l l a round the < > i i 1 1 r«H Ameiican piM yrars of <>.<rftcaj f\) lu£ experience loday Pan American oj>r!n:«*« o\er 'U.O airliners111 words
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459 1952-05-23 10 Nobody Is To Be Blamed But The Indians Sir 'Mora ist 1 i istiflea Mr. 's statement that the ing regar le I and cony the Malays and pectively and m support of his contention M C A. and the 1.N.0 *)r tne pur Municipal rhe Indian Comromplains 'Moral-..'hi'-ri is459 words
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Article158 1952-05-23 10 gj r: a few days ago, 1 p-nri a visit to a sick friend at the General Hospital. J.B. When I arrive,' there. I was told thai no visitors were allowed because that particular day was not a visiting day. As there wore some important matters158 words
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274 1952-05-23 10 Sir: Ii S G Nair d< ngrai ated for of the luestion m your ,v 16, 1952. Kashmir problem is a r international issue on x. O. has al- exhausted its powers of mediation. It is no use •ig mediator after r to carry274 words
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Article97 1952-05-23 10 S I have long riti g the attached But the sight of some cheating left and r\a is me so angry that I have at last lecide write about it. I have not the time to I see them at their little game and re- them.97 words
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Article336 1952-05-23 10 Sir: It is not clear why "Truth" of Johore is so anxious to have European clubs thrown open to other races. A club is an association of persons for a common object. No doubt there are Chinese clubs m Malaya whose common object is to provide themselves with336 words
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Article187 1952-05-23 10 Sir: The prime object of the Independence of Malaya Party, which recently formed a branch m Penang, is to make Malayans sink their differences m an attempt to achieve a common aim. The proceedings at the inaugural meeting held at the Penang Rubber Trade Association on May 14187 words
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Article152 1952-05-23 10 HARBOUR BOARD PASS Sir: -Mr. H. B LivingStone's spirited defence of the "educated and civilized people here is m the tradition of British Justice but he and bis ilk are responsible for the unfortunate situation which necessitated it. When I went to the Harbour Board Pass Office last night I152 words
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Article147 1952-05-23 10 Sir. Punters. who proceeded to the Race Course at Bukit Timah on Saturday with a view to enjoying themselves, regardless the result, were disappointed^ because the facilities provided by the club were not taken full advantage of. The decision arrived at on Race 7. was won by147 words
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Article382 1952-05-23 10 f'Jhf,WfjjW f'\' £ - f 'Jhf, WfjjW f'\ by I^'ii QIO1AT1ON: H- a, |».»r« nl» <an mo mi>rf cutlet t I h i r children th.i;i iiee> m: neglect Bowers M&rcelinc i«\ 1 810 W J <»X I tKIONE: Make consistent proires.>. follow- Ing midufternoon. One per.- i J considerations382 words
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Advertisement73 1952-05-23 10 LOOK who's DRIVING... its CLIFTON WEBB BRINGING A SMILE EVERY MILE OF THE WAY! kSHßV^^^b^hhlh^Hhhi^P? JHnil -^H s.«r« g CLIFTON WEBB j OJ £NS I Anno Charles Vt illiani FRANCIS BICKFORD LUNDIGAN TODAY! 11 a.m.-1.30-4 MORNING MATINEES TOMORROW at 9 AM "LOVE HAPPY" SUNDAY AT 9 AM "SANDS OF IWOJIMA"73 words
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Advertisement163 1952-05-23 10 urn ait 1 gnm«* i Ami:> 1 VIA (\(\f\ 1 jM^ i ]H HL pic 1 1 i\Ks f- 1 presents """Aia&cFace From TODAY: 11,1.45, 4, 6.30, 9.30 f ON! Of'f» »f i/ .f iht shape thdt »i% Starring MARK STEVENS RHONDA 'INC Ij I iHlP^k H liilj otronplv urs>163 words
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Article730 1952-05-23 11 WINDSOR LAD - GO VERNOR'S CUP WILL BE OPEN R ACE WINDSOR LAD By Tara Street Out To Register Double Win THE GOVERNOR'S Cup Roce run over onc-and -o quarter miles at Bukit Timoh tomorrow the final day of the Singapore Turf Club's Summer meeting promises to be a great race and regardless730 words
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Article, Illustration258 1952-05-23 11 WILL RUGGED FIJIAN STOP BOY BROOKS? How They Compare iII i •»tan«iar«i Bexing Kxpartet 1 Vt ILI triple OriCHl champion Ho\ Brookfl ■peed and ringcratt v*ir\_ him th« ciav ;iiain«t lh«--mggcdMCM -««»'i !«tayini: power «»f Fijian Umeli Radrodro sr v* j II abe bW UlWr v»a\ roun«i.' ms ttp the258 words
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Article, Illustration57 1952-05-23 11 raovj by leader* is tb* SAFA Third Division, thr Singapore eombinw! VJLC. f<M>tb^n t«m v. h th»»:r >u,T offii 'r A>P X P. H. Sitrim-rttcc znd thr hon. -*crr-Ur) |n-r>rt^>r Mmnv Tua, sUadiAS n-xt to th<« MafT officrr. Mali::ag :tv drhut m th*- I .'-a^uf Ui« Icam fio.4 pia;cti «lhtWee Ghim Sieng - 57 words
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Article67 1952-05-23 11 Penang Telecoms A WA THE rir'"' Tei- ■'> r^.' Athlet: 'fare Association m We ng has been formed at .a L;pi>. with the actingController Mr. J. H. Pinkerton pre lent. The office bearer* are Mr-. D k Dames ista Controller of Teiecoms), r;^e-president. Mr. S Palmar ath an, hon. "ecre^ar;-.67 words
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Article, Illustration88 1952-05-23 11 a Hi T.. Phoe: [ri er and second m tne Ir: fc Leger) o Roseatre (Dy RoseweU Lcisi Demy v Ro- the grea; mare Sol Spi .a m of Fine Pro: "other to Bloc i vinner of S the Ir. Bloodsbc of 4 Derby and St. Leger winner.Standard - 88 words
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Article, Illustration78 1952-05-23 11 Slammin Sam Snead - GOLF Here's How Slammin Sam Snead by The J-' :rdaqi as ■cy and -place than of i The players who c i that clubher. rcttr fo the b«-' otitiot can count on one ham Don- golf c lotf teore ing I Q irsel] ;i, aone jorgf a pou-" T fact78 words
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Advertisement114 1952-05-23 11 DEATH Ui S d away peacefuLlea Satur lay tne SCHOLARSHIPS l I niv**rMt> xhoiar!>hips ;.r \\jlU<> Bo' xnd (.irb. S riool nekl i I ipp nous vAnM -.ore -Pin r v VT-' a n i TU T T l O N leeping Ac I i Ena Suceeai Applj Prix: :os114 words
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Advertisement234 1952-05-23 11 WOTICES ACS OLD BOYS \^Q furtner applications for admis ion car. b^ enter- j PrincipaJ AngJ -Chines School PITMAN 'S i ERCIAI EXAMINATIONS AT '--MCA ORCJIARD ROAD! V «usl 1^52 Thoae who an c-oatad person Examination Secretary, V.M.C.A Corr.rr.e'- ;a. Ciasse? Orchard Road Entries cs. S,:^v HOLLAND AMERICA LINE W234 words
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Advertisement86 1952-05-23 11 "AMARAKAVI" i :3€Y£i -I \KKIS 4siT MR! B\.fi\\ ATTAR T.R RAJ IKI viARI TOMORROW mDKIGHT r t Till ili'i t n JJXJr j PER LI N E 0^ 4 •■~-j-^ C* I*^"1 22 '4 Lines) Wonted •For 2 ioi :i i Misceliorx jt (JET pL? L N E^ C? 486 words
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540 1952-05-23 12 TIRED DANES WILL MEET INDIANS AT K.L. KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs: With the Danes delayed at Bangkok, the draw for the India versus Denmark inter-zone tie of the Thomas Cup competition to be played m Kuala Lumpur this weekend, was made m their absence at a luncheon party given m honour540 words
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Article428 1952-05-23 12 FOLLOWING arc flu- romplrle nreighlo for ih«- ,i.^ the Singapore I ml Club meeting on CHI GOVERNOR'S > ir l(lt s Overseas) Eltnrius 8.04 H^rrier^ 8.U!| div i m ir.iti!-ir hd; White Carnation s.ns 36 YD Fall Stop so.' Bright Boj 8.07 Merri (<» Roond 8.00 Lyon (Jimmmi428 words
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Article100 1952-05-23 12 THOMAS CUP tickets were sold at the rate ol $10,000 per hour on the lir^t day of sale on Wednesday. Yesterday there was n .sudden slackening m the number of applicants claiming their tickets due perhaps to the inclement weather. Successful applicants who have100 words
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Article141 1952-05-23 12 STANVAC scored aji overwhelming victory over the Borneo Motors by four goals to nil m a Singapore Business Houses Footbail Association Div 1 League match at Farrer Park yesterday. The slippery fi made good football impossible. I i Mot »rmen kicked off and five minutes later141 words
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Article122 1952-05-23 12 THE South China Athletic Asition team visiting Singapore ie end of Juiy "ill con »1 of the following officials and players: Sh Fung, Lee Wai Tong. 'Cheung Koon Hing. Pan King Yin Tan Kai Sow Lav Yee. Ye v Wah, Tong Sheu 3, Chung122 words
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Article, Illustration958 1952-05-23 12 Mercury - I THLETES' CORNER Mercury Conducted By HAVING determined the position that the feet will take up, the next thing is to set up your starting blocks or dig your starting holes. Wherever possible it is preferable to use these instead of the flat ground, as it has been proved that958 words
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Article163 1952-05-23 12 WINDSOR ROVERS scored a nil victory over th* Muslim I. 1:1 a SAFA Division s «r match played on CYMA ground yesterday. Five minutes from the wh W g Kee netted to give the Rovers their first goa 1 a little. later he agin beat163 words
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Article248 1952-05-23 12 OXFORD, May 23 (Reuter)— lndia's opening bat Umrigar was undefeated lor 229 and Hazaic for 161 m a record fourth wicket partnership today playing against Oxford The hard hitting Indians declared at 393 for three In replying to Oxford Unb rsity's 227 m the first248 words
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Article71 1952-05-23 12 A SIAMESE Police football team is expected to arrive m Singapore on Saturday. They will play a game against the Singapore Police team on Sunday May 25 before leaving for Bangkok on the following day. The match will be played at the Police Training School at71 words
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Article74 1952-05-23 12 TODAY'S Sport A LEAGUE: Div. I. RE ME r Kota Ram a: Jalan Besar stadium; Dir. %A Netaji v Wonderlads SP at Geylang: Dir. 2. Ko'a Ru SH3RC ai CYMA SB league— F. A' v Shell ai F. 81 A" RTC v SCS -A" ai Farrer Park. ATHLETIC Telo English74 words
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Article92 1952-05-23 12 AKIAK bin H.i A.\n,iii I champi the morning g< n yesterday's Monk's H Sch kil annual un the school ground I I i tied with Aiis P Siang m the divi>i<>;i B chamI -:iip. Afternoon school champ were Lim Slew Cook and Lim Le I division92 words
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Article54 1952-05-23 12 JOHORE BAHRI' I s Johore Badmini tion announced yesterday those ,who booked Thoma* Cup tickets through the Hon should" collect them the honorary secretary, Mr Sheik Ahmad t the 1 3 office not later than May 2 2 p.m. Tickets not collected will be disposed of. N ephone54 words
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81 1952-05-23 12 NEW ¥< (Reuter)— A the United Si < tid 1 the S "determined to tremendou political i Olympic i sinki m July. Mr H ard i Amateur S iid: "I formed that R 2.000 athlete training Cor these^ CHyrr.; also domin programm.v countries athletes81 words
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Article, Illustration53 1952-05-23 12 picture was taken by the •Ouch, says Pte. Bani m Fijian language as Pte. Radrokai tickles his nose m the boxing tournament held at the Fiji Regiment's camp at.Kota Tinggi. The hard hiitinu Fijian* took it out of each other m 11 bouts under Army boxing rules. This snlendid boxingPETOR ROBINSON STUDIOS - 53 words
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Article40 1952-05-23 12 M O NTHS 1' i li:iu h\ v (NyoMPu •■ll. K. •l.tdi.'ii i; Mitchell. Wolirrs Bvaag Rm all uith ()■<■ —to hr.,; U v.. lWy m- i. mi. tor tae m tudrd vvtcrdav with <om- Club < sec>40 words
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Article27 1952-05-23 12 rid rs s.a. i r.ih m theii sV! v 1 ti.- at falaa B festerdas Katmi St|*ra irew iin.th:*- to raiw27 words
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Miscellaneous33 1952-05-23 12 DES the princ:: j a i .i» m M. IBf i p..rr 11.02 m 23 Mil.u-ra 2.19 7 I*. I' .'i I)', k^uri N '> -7 r Sham s'*A 533 mim i •55 12.1933 words
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