Singapore Standard, 18 February 1953
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Title Section11 1953-02-18 1 SINGAPORE TIGERS STANDARD SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1958. TWELVE PACES r-u-11 words
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Article32 1953-02-18 1 Zahara Faced A Robber m\^~ a i ise 1 or i be 1 -Vs nd rth t hdj tr- Ie u<Uit'l I">tis* art en r, be a n d HIS. on j32 words
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Article, Illustration58 1953-02-18 1 CHRISTINE Jorgensen. wh o underwent medical treatment, which changed her from a man to a woman, has returned home to the I nited States from Denmark. Christine. 26. who once served m the I* S. Army as Ccwgc Jorgensen. Jr.. stepped from an airliner at Idlewild International Airport, New York,AP - 58 words
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Article68 1953-02-18 1 t LONDON, Fob 16. (Reuter) The War Office satf here 1 today that two British battalions wero being withdrawn the Suez Canal Zone "purely as a routine move [planned aary months ago". A War Office spokesman said "They will be replaced m Sue.' by other units.68 words
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Article75 1953-02-18 1 E ncil costs Pen- int, thy 'Vd> I D c fe, king on riage -before "an old Chinese gep.t.emari" m Singapore m December. 1937 was invalid. The main argument was whether the Singapore courts were right m deciding that a marriage celebrated there between a Jew75 words
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Article493 1953-02-18 1 ANDREW ROTH - Privy Council Application Turned Down ANDREW ROTH By Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Feb. 17.— Lee Meng's application to appeal to the Privy Council against tha death sentence has been dismissed. Today, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council decided not to hear the appeal from the493 words
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403 1953-02-18 1 LONDON, Feb. 17 Tides churning into the narrow southern reaches of the North Sea failed to breach the patched dykes of eastern England, The Netherlands and Belgium. As the crest approached, thousands of workers and engineers toiling on the walls halted their403 words
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Article97 1953-02-18 1 WASHINGTON, Feb. 17, (UP) President Eisenhower told newsmen today that as fast as South Korean troops can be trained they will take their places at the front and other United Nations troops may be withdrawn from the front lines. Eisenhower said that as far as he officially97 words
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Article30 1953-02-18 1 THE United States Court of Appeal ha s granted a stay of execution until March 30 to the Rosenberg couple. The execution was set for March 9.- AFP.AFP - 30 words
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Article96 1953-02-18 1 GOVT. HOUSE CARS WERE AT AIRPORT Standard Staff Reporter FIVE Federal Legislative Councillors are to Stosapore after a 'hnsh-hnshyrrlval 1 by drfrom Knala They are: Dato Onn > bin Ja'afar, Member for Home Affairs. Dato Haji Abdul Malek, Mentri Besar pf Negri Sembilan,. Col. H. S.96 words
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Article75 1953-02-18 1 HELSINKI, Feb, I ?v (^P -Owners of the Finnish tanker Wiima now anchored off Singapore with a cargo of aviftion fuel for Communist China are planning to sell the ship and its cargo to the Chinese Peoples' Republic the evening paper Ilta Sanomat reported today. lie75 words
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Article10 1953-02-18 1 PRESIDENT Eisenhower ■aid yesterday that Russia has10 words
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Article, Illustration222 1953-02-18 1 YESTERDAY'S donations to The Standard Flood Relief Fund m aid of the British and Dutch flood victims amounted to $155, bringing the total to date to $1,714.35. Tn a letter to the paper, enclosing a cheque for $100, a young Chinese who wanted to remain anonymous,222 words
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Article212 1953-02-18 1 FOUR BIG BOYS AND A RIDER THE Singapore Fourth District Judge, Mr. J. B. Jayaretnam, yesterday sentenced, Lee Koh Yen, a detective attached to the Hokkien sub-branch, C.I.D. to nine months' rigorous imprisonment for striking a trisha rider on the face with the muzzle of his revolver. Three of his212 words
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Article76 1953-02-18 1 RANGOON, Feb. 17 (R^er, —Burma today put up by 4-5 a ton the price of rice exported through Government channels making the new price £60 a ton For sales through private channels the price will oe considerably more— last year it went up the76 words
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Article14 1953-02-18 1 MRS. ISOBEL DIX, 23-year-old housewife, set a new pancake racing record yesterday.14 words
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Article91 1953-02-18 1 OSAKA, Feb. 17 (ReuterAAP)— Police here said an unemployed widower and his 16--year-old daughter included their net black cat m a "t*™» suicide pact" when they cut their throats last night, Th- bodies of the man. Yoshiro Masutani and his daughter Ke*o were M™ered91 words
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157 1953-02-18 1 5,000 Squatters To Petition Templer KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Five thousand Chinese squatters living m Kuala Lumpur are making a lastminute bid to stay the quit order issued on them by the Municipality by enlisting the aid of the High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer. They intend sending a petition to157 words
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Advertisement36 1953-02-18 1 'turnup AmimyOt «OHON6O!LMiUSn S „,LTD. cmoiia st stote rei Sf u-oif ll ll kt \> 1 J tf* ~^LkmAm' mm* mm AWSt WaT *P* Soft as a kiss... McALISTER CO, LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENAN6 .rQH KUCHINd36 words
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Article105 1953-02-18 2 PENANG Tuea.— The Mcdi a Council of the Federation of Maiaya. which held its first co mcil meeting m Singapore recently, has decided on the be I method of electing its 12 representatives on the Council. 3 spokesman of the Medical Services, Federation of Malaya, told105 words
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Article, Illustration239 1953-02-18 2 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government pensioners may shortly receive increases m their pensions retrospective from Jan. 1 last year. At the Legislative Council meeting next week, the Financial Secretary, Mr. W. C. Taylor will move the adoption of a scheme for pension increases which239 words
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Article63 1953-02-18 2 PENANG, Tues.— Road blocks were put up m front of several police stations m George Town this morning during a practice of the police and prison alarm scheme which exists to cover jail breaks from the Penang prison m Jail Road. The practice lasted till noon.63 words
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Article, Illustration52 1953-02-18 2 photos. ABOVE: A bird's eye-view of the site for tbe new service reservoir at bukit limuh. BELOW: These huge eaith-movcrs are moving tons of mud from two hitts to make way for the reservoir. Tne earth is damped at the to** of the bißs to level aStandard - 52 words
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322 1953-02-18 2 ENGINEERS from a Singapore contracting firm are sacmg off the tops of two juis behind Bukit Timah rlill to prepare the ground for a new service reservoir wh' h. when completed, will h. d SO million gallons of, treated water m reserve for town322 words
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Article141 1953-02-18 2 VICTIMS LOSE $1,500 IN CASH AND JEWELLERY Standard Staff leportu ARMED Chinese robbers Cct more Hian $1,500 m cosh onci iwellj.*^ robberies m Singapore on Monday*?^ coses, Hie men were masked c :arf H There was also one case I e °PwJ several cases of theft—141 words
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Article74 1953-02-18 2 TWO large clocks at the public counter of the Singapore General Post Office have prompted Mr. John Lay cock (Progressive Katong) to table a question for the Legislative Council meeting next week. The clocks are out of order. Mr. Laycock wants to know how74 words
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Article127 1953-02-18 2 Standard Staff Reporter ALL Singapore Government schools will nave morning assembles if suggestions made by the Education Department are adopted. In a circular to all headmasters, the Education Department asks schools to hold short morning assemblies every day for the benefit of the children. At127 words
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Article148 1953-02-18 2 IPOH, Tues.— The lack ot provision for normal teachers under the unified education scheme approved by the Singapore Government, was strongly criticised at a meeting of the Perak normal students* club. These normal-trained teachers contend that for a period of three years before qualification a148 words
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Article53 1953-02-18 2 PENANG, Tues.— Nine traffic! accidents were reported iv Penang during the 3-day Chirl 1 nese New Year holidays. This is three more than the normal daily average. Motor cars were involved m most accidents. Four people were admitted to hospital from these accidents, but none53 words
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Article252 1953-02-18 2 ABETTING FORGERY CHARGE A CASE m which a Singapore merchant was charged with abetting an unknown person m forging a letter was adjourned until today m the Third District Court yesterday because the accused was ill. The Judge Mr. II A. Porter, i asked for252 words
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Advertisement102 1953-02-18 2 TRIUMPH MAYFLOWER Economical cosy It manoeuvre and yet one of the roomiest IC H.p. cars on the road $4545 AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DEW FEDERATED MOTORS LTD ORCHARD RD. SINGAPORE 9 WEARNE BROS LTD. FEDERATION REPRESr p-ilBJ!-^*--'^ mm mmmmm SOLD V Alt Vf > ~ZZ^ I 1 SINGAPORE TOWN MAP i102 words
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Miscellaneous84 1953-02-18 2 E Mfi" If AE ■If AE \ff i °y i l C N Mm tr K b\ J l 'SECONDS lifA 32V Jl^x-i* nm! mm! wm/ /Vf cot itl-at w**wm nws nvp^ \mmou7 spilling nf.... r-' fm me to stop the explosion C tomorrow i &#m be ruler qf ms84 words
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Article, Illustration595 1953-02-18 3 Govt Urged To forbid GuardianWard Marriages W y jggwaii temOer S mdard Staff Reporter c Singapore Government to pass a ,ul lustim men from marrying their :!s vv is made by the president of Malay id4 !r \ssociation,Che Zahara binte Noor v i nday. -\l..nJ Jl,,,ia aas no Islamic law595 words
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239 1953-02-18 3 A DEFENCE plea that R. Sekharan, a Malayalam labourer of the Singapore Naval Base, accused of murder, was unfit to stand his trial on the ground of insanity was rejected by a jury when Sekharan came up for trial before Mr. Justice Knight m239 words
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Article84 1953-02-18 3 THE Singapore Institute of! Science is sponsoring a oublic forum •on whether there is room for another university m Ma lava, at its premises at 593-A, Serangoon Road, today. The Forum will begin a. 7 30 p.m. and speakers will be Rev Canon R. K. S. Adams,84 words
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Article186 1953-02-18 3 FLOOD RELIEF A THIRD remittance of $50,000 will be sent to Holland today by the Singapore Dutch Flood Relief Fund. This will make a total of $150,000 which has been collected from the local Dutch community and members of other nationalities. The money will be sent186 words
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Article69 1953-02-18 3 A YOUNG hawker. Too Keng Nam. charged m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday with biting a policeman's hand, was acquitted. The policeman. Sardar AH. <=aid the accused bit him when he tried to arrest him for refusing to show his identity card Dr. Scow69 words
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Article, Illustration34 1953-02-18 3 photo. NO ONE was injured when this bus crashed into Anderson Bridge m Singapore yesterday afternoon. Glass was splintered over half the road and caused a minor traffic jam. StandardStandard - 34 words
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Article172 1953-02-18 3 THE stoppage of allowances from the Far Eastern Relief Fund has not resulted, to any added suffering to Singapore war victims, a spokesman or the Social Welfare Department told The Standard yestejday. At its January meeting, the Far Eastern Relief Fund Committee decided to stop paying172 words
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Article, Illustration31 1953-02-18 3 THIS heading appeared m the Feb. 6 issue of The Standard. It announced a campaign by the General Post Office, Singapore to encourage courteous service among its counter clerks.31 words
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149 1953-02-18 3 FIRST 'FLOOD AIRMAIL COVER TO ARRIVE HERE SAD news of the flood disaster m Holland was contained m this first-day airmail cover m aid of the Netherlands Flood Relief Fund, received m Singapore yesterday Mr. A. Witmer, .a local Dutch resident was probably the first to receive such a cover,149 words
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Article190 1953-02-18 3 Standard Staff Reporter NEARLY 400 Singapore Improvement Trust flats will be ready for accommodation by the end of this month, Mr. S. C. Woolmer, Chief Architect of the Trust, told The Standard yesterday. Of these, 120 were completed last month and the remaining190 words
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340 1953-02-18 3 Unofficials Are Interested' Standard Staff Reporter MR. C. R. DASARATHA RAJ (Labour Rochore) will press the Singopore Government, ot the next meeting of Legislative Council, to table the report of the Benhom Committee on "Family Allowance" for local employees. In a written question, Mr.340 words
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Article50 1953-02-18 3 SOLOMON AARON, told the Singapore Fif:h Police Court Magistrate. Mr. D. H. Chapman, yesterday that he could not afiora to pay a $3 fine. Mr Chapman sentenced him to one day's simple imprisonment Solomon was found guilty of a charge of road obstruc'.ion.50 words
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Article, Illustration91 1953-02-18 3 DR. Paul Moyer Limbeit. secretary-elect of the World's Alliance of Y.M.C.A's, who arrived m Singapore on Sunday, will address a public meeting tomorrow evening at the inauguration of the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the Singapore V.M.C.A. at the Victoria Memorial Hall. The Governor, Sir John Nicoll,91 words
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Article51 1953-02-18 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tucs.— A Dutchman. Korstanji Janus (30). seven Tamils and one Sikh were charged separately and fined a total sum of $90 m the Second Magistrate's Court, here today, for being drunk during the Chinese New Year holidays. Twenty-eight Chinese were fined a total of $430 for51 words
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Miscellaneous45 1953-02-18 3 STARTING today a film on the recent flood disaster m Holland will be shown at the Singapore USIS Theatrette, al Raffles Piace. The film will continue to be shown on Feb. IS, 20, 24 and 25. Daily screening hour is 1.00 p.m. to 2 > pm.45 words
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Article238 1953-02-18 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —Thirty-nine terr orists surrendered last month .the highest since December. 1949. Sixty-eight were killed, 30 wounded and 11 captured. These figure* bring the total terrorist losses since the Emer-geti'-y to the end of January, to 3.852 killed, 1.979 wounded. 1.002238 words
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Article62 1953-02-18 4 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Feb. 17. The followirg ate the closing ■rices of rubber and fin on London Market today:— LONDwK RUBBER Apr/June 22jd. July/Sept. 22id. Oct. Dec. 22Jd. Market: Very quite. LONDON TIN Spot £955 per ton buyers, £957 tellers. Three months: £939 buyers, £94062 words
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Article, Illustration23 1953-02-18 4 THE Klaus: Istana of the Sultan of Selangor, who has offered it to Malayan Muslims for use as a Muslim College.23 words
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Article344 1953-02-18 4 Standard Staff Reporter A MAN with a strong faith m television as a medium, not only of entertainment, but of education, threw a challenge m Singapore last night. "Give me the license, and I will bring television to Singapore, ne He was 50-year-old Mr. Colin344 words
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Article70 1953-02-18 4 GENERAL Sir C h a r 1 c s KeighCey. C- in-C, FARELF yesterday visited 22 Special Air Services Regiment at Sungei Besi. Accompanied by MajorGenera] Sir Hugh Stockwell, GOC. Malaya, General Keightley had discussion with the Commanding Officer, LL-Col. .IBM. F'oane. The C-in-C was shown70 words
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Article, Illustration362 1953-02-18 4 ACE BANDIT FIGHTING UNIT BACK AT TAIPING KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— After o yeor of successful operofions against Communist terrorists m the Kinta Valley, Perak, the champion bandit fighting unit of the Malay Regimen t the Second Battalion returned to its base at Taiping. The battalion, after operating m Pahang, whereStandard - 362 words
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Article47 1953-02-18 4 IPOH Tues.— Fifty-nine persons, including 18 women, who celebrated the Chinese New Year with a game of "pakau" at three places m the Ipoh District were told by Magistrate Che Abdullah Ghazally this morning that they were unlucky- Each of them was fined $20.47 words
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Article111 1953-02-18 4 THE Egyptian Government may help r'alayan Muslims by providing trained religious professors for the proposed Muslim College, Mr. S. I. O. Alsagoff told The Standard yesterday. He said that he would be going to Mecca and Cairo shortly. While m Cairo he would take the111 words
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Article197 1953-02-18 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.-Police Lieutenant E J Wadge, recipient of the George Medal for his gallant action against Communist terrorists early last year appeared before the President of the Sessions Court' Mr 2- h Cohen > today, on a charge of housebreaking and theft of furniture197 words
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Article156 1953-02-18 4 COMPLETE silence has been imposed on proceedings of the arbitration court which began sittings yesterday on the dispute between the Singapore Admiralty and the Naval Base Labour l T nion.The court will resume at 10 a.m. today. Hearing opened before Mr. John Cameron, the156 words
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Article, Illustration138 1953-02-18 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— For picking the pocket of Chee Choy of $140, Lee Cheng, 27, was sentenced m the First Magistrate's Court, here today to 12 months' rigorous imprisonment to be followed by 12 months' police supervision. KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Yeo Poon Choon, a middle-aged Chinese was today138 words
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Article85 1953-02-18 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues The first local council election m Johore State was held m the village of Cha'ah m Labis, on Monday. Results of the election will be announced at a later date. The Local Council Elections Bill, passed by the Federal Government last year,85 words
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Article74 1953-02-18 4 RADIO MALAYA will start broadcasting its new fortnightly series "Post Box for Ideas" from Mar. 20. A number of listeners have already written m with 200-word suggestions on how to end the Emergency and how to make progress towards self-Government, These and other suggestions74 words
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164 1953-02-18 4 TILL late yesterday evening, there were ten road accidents m Singapore, three of which were fatal. There were altogether 13 casualties. The three fatal accidents resulted m the deaths of an 18-month-old Malay girl. Kasimah binte Salleh. a six-year-old Chinese boy. Ang Hi Teck.164 words
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198 1953-02-18 4 Don't Rush Into Marriage Priest WHEN two people are engaged, they give their mutual consent to a life partnership, and marriage, according to many Chinese, is a renewal of that consent, said Father J. F. Kearney, editor of the Malayan Catholic News m a talk on "The Ceremonies of Marriage"198 words
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Article66 1953-02-18 4 A WOMAN. Olga Atkinson, and a young man. B. C. R. Steele, together faced a tentative charge of cheating, m the Singapore Third Police Court, yesterday. They were alleged to have cheated Hock Lee Company m Kuala Lumpur of tinned goods. Bail of $2,00066 words
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Advertisement16 1953-02-18 4 TODAY: 3.15-6.30- 9.15 Thrilling Everybody Nt miruro m Distr: S.LA. Rim Co. n U II ■■■■■■■mmm^mHa,16 words
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Advertisement233 1953-02-18 4 IASr 4 shows -msTTT^I Full Ungtb AltlOON 1 4Q t« "THE ROSE OF BAG' 0,,<>,.s I„.„„,,. I •■MB MM* fi fi I THE*| 1 d J CASE I ln h I i "MB* 'to dil I nLill VI "I DOUBLE If Ifi lirJHfmi Dbu 1; BB PRESENTED BY COi IB233 words
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Article, Illustration50 1953-02-18 5 j**, 50 women f n rh.s Inter by the 5 A n Penang at \ci md Hotel Standard Left to Ri^tit: "CORAZON OF MANILA", worn by Miss Lakshmi Menon. "CARMEN OF MADRID/ Miss Ruby Perero. "ELIZABETH I", Miss Colleen Fowley. "MIMI OF PARIS". Miss Lola Locke.Standard - 50 words
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Article19 1953-02-18 5 KL Judge Refuses To hEAR Case I a erfield raa ten S X AD. f I i ie is19 words
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Article82 1953-02-18 5 KUALA LUMPUR Tues.— Res dents ol the Federal Capita and v sitora to the Lake I r ens -a j >c pv »vided with p enade m tsic, m future. The Genera Purposes Committee ot the X I-. Mun c pality *ided to draw up82 words
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Article149 1953-02-18 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues The four municipal wards m the Kuala Lumpur area will compete with each other for the best-decorated and illu- minated ward during the Coroj nation celebrations here m I June. The Genera! Purposes Lorn! mittee of the Municipality reI commended that the Municipal Architect149 words
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Article842 1953-02-18 5 (By special arrangement with The Times) Kuala Lumpur. Feb. 17. A NUMBER of Communist terrorists have left Malaya for Sumatra, according to recently captured party documents. The names of nine party members are known, and there may well be more. Some small fry m Mm842 words
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114 1953-02-18 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Talks will be held soon a mon t; Feneration government administrative and clerical stall leaders for the formation of one big national union tn represent all government administrative and clen< a work- '< crs m the Federation i The new114 words
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Article719 1953-02-18 6 f r\YO years ago, when John Eber. Samad. Dcvan Nail and a number of University students were arrested under the Emergency Regulations the startled public of Singapore believed that the Governrr» t have had good reasons for detaining a Dumber ol prominent citizens who until then had719 words
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Article, Illustration853 1953-02-18 6 DONALD ZEC puts a question HUMPHREY BOGART confeMlon on^oV^V^l acout the feminine type to HBBh T JUST want to tell you about four women. Four real hot babes that stand way out m my twenty-five years, movie making. Hepburn, Davis, Stanwyck, and now Bacall. When you've853 words
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Article440 1953-02-18 6 Review of Views Nanyang University NAN YANG SI ANG PAU again puts forth its argument as to why the proposed Chinese university should be called the "Nanyang University." The daily says that no misunderstandings are likely to arise out of the name. It would be inappropriate to name it the440 words
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Article312 1953-02-18 6 Sir: I feel that statements by Mr. A. Doraisamy. newly appointed full time General Secretary of the Singapore Harbour Board Labour Union, contained m his letter of February 5, should not go uncorrected. If he had carefully read my previous letter, he would have noted that312 words
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Article132 1953-02-18 6 Sir; Interesting is the item about Dato C. J. Paglar wanting to draw lots for the allocation of S.I.T. homes and Mr. Chin Chye Fong's statement on the question of chaos m the S.I.T. When I contested the City Council elections last December, I did suggest132 words
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Article214 1953-02-18 6 Sir; It will be noticed that m advertisements for locally-recruited clerical and technical staff certain Government, City Council and S.I.T. departments require or do not require applicants to state their place of birth, and to come into the agerange laid down for particular posts, both temporary and214 words
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Article127 1953-02-18 6 Sir; Is self-government possible m a country, where its people do not sympathise with the desires and aspirations of one another? The lack of this sympathetic attitude shown m the controversy over the establishment of a Chinese university m Malaya makes one doubt the possibility of selfgovernment.127 words
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Article, Illustration17 1953-02-18 6 "Heard of ships that pass m the night? Well, thanks to this dope, ours didn't!"17 words
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Article295 1953-02-18 6 Sir: Mr. Lim Km h e Yu's letter which appeared m the Straits Times of F^ b. ]I, 1953, i prises me gi atly. [1 is really absurd of 1 a to say that "with tin excel tion of a few bri anl and gisls. the Ch,295 words
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Article77 1953-02-18 6 Bii note TiM desty is n among S The profi I Rusty foam shop md s tea^" act m thof Lota Lin S shows that some peon < geous enough their dislike tend I irther to aire;-: ly low of people In S g [1 if unfoii77 words
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Advertisement33 1953-02-18 6 PANEL -WORK g^ WALL4INING«HfenW Lim SWIDISH MADf^ mmmmmmr^M aM-I the board for DECORATION MIS ELEGANT I EFFECTIVE and ECONOMICAL. Sole Agent*: mfm SIM LIM CO., LIV' .IM. Al i MkL hi \l. U33 words
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320 1953-02-18 7 oBff ASSURES MP* ,t b II (AP) Foreign Secretary ,Nl !i h inured Labour Members yesterday the A knows that Britain insists it must be i 5 h '7ore any major war policy changes. He n v i^ 1 ru ,HH#»nce that320 words
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49 1953-02-18 7 |!V i( ,s Fe*. 1.. M- Merino s v York) tain -he House Ameri- t„ National blockade of I mm the Ceaa- ..aland told the House to be no t on wee Stoles N-vy Satloas joint- hit the sx in r ,„ea49 words
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40 1953-02-18 7 UK Ships UK Ships Stopped 40 Times Fores n 8 rom a then asions Chinese i asions c by c tercept- th ugh appeared to g lerfllas a forces, ss ol life a •w 3 Sal lists c hands of40 words
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Article103 1953-02-18 7 LONDON, Feb. 17. (UP).— The House oi Commons last; n ghi final y passed the Bill denationalizing the trucking m- j dustry after nine months, during which the Conservative Government favoured its passage and the So,".a!i?*< opposed it. The B." was passed after a third103 words
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Article, Illustration78 1953-02-18 7 photo. Premier Mohamed Naguib t C- of Egypt and British Am- J J bassador Sir Ralph Ste- I venson signed an agree- J ment on Anglo-Egyptian Z Sudan at a ceremony m Cairo, Feb. 12. The agree- J ment provides for a Suda- nese Parliament toA.P. - 78 words
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93 1953-02-18 7 CAIRO. Feb. 17— (AP)— Pre- nuei General Naguib told! reporters last night that when the Sudan exercises her right ol self-determination, she will choose between "'unity with Egypt or independence only." According to observers, he was answering critics of the recently-signed Sudan agree-, ment.93 words
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Article79 1953-02-18 7 HONGKONG, Feb. 17. (UP). Caot. George Lefevre. Australian skipper of the Britishregistered freighter Incharran. told reporters last night that despite an hour-lons chase he was not able to identify an armed vessel which fired on his ship without damaging it i last week. The79 words
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Article62 1953-02-18 7 TEHERAN Feb. 17, (Reuter) —The Iran Government yesterday issued a stern warning to Bakhtiari tribesmen who have been causing disorders m the neighbourhood of Ahwaz. southern Persia. Foreign Minister Hussein Fatemi announced that those creating trouble and those aiding and abetting would be liable to execution or62 words
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Article46 1953-02-18 7 TAIPEI. Feb. 17, (AP)— The official Central News Agency Monday sported Chinese Nationalist guerillas raided Michow Island early on Friday but said \he Communis already had pulled l ou t It was the first island-to^sland raid reported since President Eisenhower ordered deneutralization of Formosa.46 words
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Article304 1953-02-18 7 UK Wants No Part In Repudiation, Says Eden WASHINGTON. Feb. 17 —President Eisenhower r*"*rj*°£ -ft sus*£ *Hs santf a-W I the United States Britain that does not agree with the one siaea icyu I any international agreement signed voluntarily Mr. Arthur Henderson, former Labour AirReuter; U.P.; A.P. - 304 words
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Article74 1953-02-18 7 WASHINGTON. Feb. 17, (UP). The Army said General James Van Fleet has denied recommending a United Nations offensive m Korea or urging the use of atomic artillery there. The denial was issued through the Army. Van Fleet, former Eighth Army Commander m Korea, is en74 words
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Article232 1953-02-18 7 10-Min. Dogfight Over Hokkaido TOKYO, Feb. 17, (AP)-The Far East Forces announced today that m the air incident between Russian and American planes over Northern Japan yesterday the Russian planes made "head-on firing passes as U.S. jets which touched off a ten-minute air battle. One of the Russian planet was232 words
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Article60 1953-02-18 7 RANGOON. Feb. 17. (AP). Muse, 80 miles north of Lashio on the Burma-Chin-ese border, was attacked by a strong force of Chinese Nationalists, said last night s official War Office communique. The Nationalists surrounded the battalion headquarters of the Rayah Rifles, burnt down the police station60 words
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Article53 1953-02-18 7 Israel PM Rejects Red Charges JERUSALEM. Feb. 17. (Reu-ter)-Israel yesterday emphatically rejected Soviet cnari?es bl Tfl^v S r place with the connivance ot *%L?mmm^ broke off the that anlsraeli.offer.to provide police protection inside the legation courtyard was repectAd by the Soviet Minister. The rejection, the Premier added, 'facilitated the commission53 words
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Article27 1953-02-18 7 WASHINGTON, Feb 17 E«enhower yesterday named C D- ion 50-year-old New York publishe/of fortune maga vine as his special assistant m iSSSkToI coM frarjplannutt-27 words
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Article37 1953-02-18 7 WASHINGTON. Feb. 17 Adlai Stevenson vnU coni« with Secretary of State John Fnster Dulles and other ue nartment officials today m preSSSS for the. six-month round-the-world; trip }hat the Democratic leader will begin next month.37 words
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Article64 1953-02-18 7 700 Are Ready For A-Bomb ttttt n^ oress yesterday re- S-CP3S i for the atomic bomb to oe AFP. SSK th.i cm SSK- Bi.'Jaft* power m the Middle UP. THE worst dust storm ta 20 years covered two «"irds ot hrth ce d M y id-wes? anTa tSchi&n.'coTwav. moved downAFP; U.P. - 64 words
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Article123 1953-02-18 7 A BONE believed to be the rib of Folsommn nomad who roamed New Mexico (US) £efore the Indians has been found by anthropologists.^ iTTNf; PMJL of Greece has be?n m a G pp.rnVed bY the Quoen an honorary Admiral m. c British Fleet, the Admiralt, announced.A.P.; Reuter; U.P. - 123 words
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135 1953-02-18 7 LONDON, Feb. 11 (Router) -Five power talks the establishment of a military liaison group to t» defence of South Fast Asia are bkHy to De ,n \Vashin S t(»n soon, a usually well-informed mm* ld iteSrlseßtaavei of the United States France. Bri tain Australia135 words
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220 1953-02-18 7 UNITED NATIONS, Feb. 17, (Reuter) Mr. Maurice Pate, executive director of the International ChXen's Emergency Fund said !*«*gj»«£ the last three years Asia had made tremendous strides" m meeting disease among children. He told a press conference that the impression he brought220 words
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Article95 1953-02-18 7 VENICE. Feb. 17. (Bi Five thousand tons of tn fuel oil brought he« Abadan by the Italia i ti la j Mirieila were yesterday by Italian customs oflfo <rs n B dbckside storaae tank. The disputed oil will reo I there for two weeks95 words
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Article50 1953-02-18 7 MOBILE, (Alabama), Feh 17 (UP)— The last faint to pi that any of the 46 persons on the National Airline? IK v that crashed into the Gulf ol Mexico might be found" m j disappeared yesterday after all the four life rafts the plans carried were accounted for.50 words
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Advertisement44 1953-02-18 7 Me ROVEJi2=L -M&Ss^ ijgßiyilaaiallulfg I==:^ =^Wmm^^acm\mm^Amf A > fi IBmX^F m W\\. Tkr~~~^ :z -J-—- ==ri^^-^ :r =E^. m 9 eneroui 5 D:,„. butort: s.NGAPORE MALAYA »°RNtO CHAMPION MOTORS LTD. »°VORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE 9— TEL. ■»-U LUMPUR OFFICE- LOKE YEW BUILDING, HOLLAND ROAD, TEL. 5410.44 words
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Advertisement41 1953-02-18 7 *ommmmmm w $22 50 COLOURED STRIPES (Americon ity-cl C CA SOL,D PLAST,C HANDL 2r $ZS.?U LOCKED FRAME CONSTRUCTION *IQ Qrt RE,NFORCED CORNERS 24" NO SHARP EDGES 39.50 WATERPROOF COLOURS. BLUE CREAM BROWN TAN ROBINSONS TRAVEL GOOD* SINGAPORE GROUND FLOO* yr mm41 words
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Article, Illustration237 1953-02-18 8 photo. Austasia To Start Service Standard Shipping Reporter A NEW shipping line, the Austasia Shipping Company, will start operating cargo ships between Australian ports and Singapore within the next few months. Headquarters of the 'iae owned by Frederick Leyland and Co., Ltd.. of Liverpool. England, willAP - 237 words
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Article220 1953-02-18 8 THE FIRST order ever given for a tanker propelled exclusively by a gas turbine has been placed with the Cammeli Laird Company, Birkenhead, by the Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Company, operators of the Shell tanker fleet. A single-screw vessel of 18.000 deadweight tons, she is scheduled to220 words
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Article33 1953-02-18 8 Mr. Keith Granville. 8.0.A.C.'s Sales Director, arrives m Singapore by Comet from London today, for a two-day visit. Mr. Granville Is flying round lie world contacting sales agents anil representatives.33 words
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96 1953-02-18 8 LONDON. Feb. 17. (AFP).— The first turbo-propelled jet airliner to cross the North Atlantic arrived at Goose Bay airfield m Labrador from BriS tain yesterday. S The Vickers Viscount plane piloted by the company's test i pilot .Tack Bruce, left its base on Feb.96 words
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Article81 1953-02-18 8 I CALCUTTA. Feb. IT. (AFP) A considerable quantity of jute, tea and shellac aboard the American cargo vessel Steel Scientist went up m flames m Kidderpore docks. Calcutta, four hours before the ship was due to leave for the United States yesterday. The crew tried81 words
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Advertisement614 1953-02-18 8 FASI REGULAR TRANS- PACIFIC SERVICI nirect Overland gin fi si ana los Angeles All American A < median Cities FOR FULL PARTICULARS OF DRY CARGO, DEEP TANKS AND PASSENGER BOOKINGS, ETC., APPLY ANGLO-FRENCH BENDIXSENS LTD. TtL: X lumpur 311 Spore 822*1/3 P Sham 895 I Malacca 436 Penang 875 CHARGEURS614 words
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Advertisement636 1953-02-18 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Regular Sailings to China and Japan from Singapore. Port Swettenham Penang. Also direct Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan. Due Spore Due Penang From "Poyang" FeblG Japan. H'kong "Fengtien" Feb 18 Feb 21 Hongkong Sails Sails Sails Pcnanff l h l m J*X? For636 words
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Advertisement398 1953-02-18 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland America Line Nederland Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX. BOSTON. NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, MOBILE. NEW ORLEANS Spore P. Sham Penang TAWALI (SMN) 16/23 Feb 24 25 Feb 26 27 Feb KERTOSONO (RL) 28 Feb /6 Mar 7 Mar 8 Mar ROTTI (SMN)398 words
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Advertisement830 1953-02-18 8 EAST ASIATIC li s VIUM.S FROM SCANT). (x "H s mZ v Witts*' Cos Bangkok If/str^ M i "PATAGONIA" for Adelaide, hf N Melbourne. Barnie 4r Sydney (not loading local car 0 M/BSFeh "LALANDIA" for Bangkok 7-8 Mar b! *^lf. "INDIA" for Bangkok j 8 m r J' "MALAYA" for830 words
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Article759 1953-02-18 9 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Malayan share market I opened after the holidays on a quiet note with only a I small turnover of business recorded. The market was 1 featureless except for small deals with quotations re- I i.ij.ning practically unchanged from those on Friday.759 words
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Article43 1953-02-18 9 CREDITS opened by the Mutual Security Agency m Washington included US$26UOU for Formosa, for refrigeration equipment m military i^ses and for technical assistance Other credits were for Indo-China for lubricating products and USS 15.000 for Thailand for electrical sup- plies. AFP.AFP - 43 words
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Article90 1953-02-18 9 MALAYAN Exchange BanSs Association buying rates to merchants (ocr $100 Malayan) are: New York 33 (T.T.). 33 1/8 (0.D.), 33i on credit bills and 33 5/16 on trade bills (90 i d/st); Canada 32} (T.T.). 32 i 3/8 (0.D.), 32 5/8 (90 d/st). Selling rates (T.T./0.D.)90 words
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Article, Illustration128 1953-02-18 9 IT WAS a 45-minute wait before the first radiotelephone call between Singapore and Bandoeng was established yesterday morning. The callers wer c Mr. W. L. Blythe Colonial Secretary, and Mr. Soetoto, Sec-retary-General of the Indonesian Ministry of Communications. After several tries, the call was finally put through. Earlier128 words
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199 1953-02-18 9 SUSPENSION of imports of Malayan rubber into Japan announced during the weekend is not likely to affect substantially the rubber trade m Singapore. Trade sources here feel that the measure may be a temporary one. The Japanese Government has stopped accepting applications for199 words
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376 1953-02-18 9 Colombo 'Plan Clashes With FAO Work-DODD WASHINGTON, Feb. 17 (Reuter).— Strong criticism of Britoin's Colombo Plan of economic assistance to South East Asia and the United States Point Four programme for bockward areas, come last night from Mr. Norris Dodd, Director General of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation.376 words
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Article114 1953-02-18 9 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb I m Singapore >e*ierday were: Bu>ers Sellers No 1 X S.S Spot Loose ISi ~<>i No. 1 R.S.S. 77 i 77 i No. 2 R.S.S. 72 A 73 No. 3 R.S.S. 6fH 70 Tone: Quiet. SINGAPORE. Tues I i>e price of tin114 words
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Article136 1953-02-18 9 Standard Market Reporter THE produce market m Sin-! gapore opened quiet m a I sections yesterday, largely on tne lack of inclination among a section of the trade to do business. Copra changed hand- at $39 per picul for February shipment, buyers for March quoted J136 words
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Article61 1953-02-18 9 SEOI T 17 FT) c South X an Go<. ernmenl nnounced Sunday I t the pri sent ROK cum -won will be chs d soon. AN raw i aterlalf factory > to be a«ni Bombay. toe by-p I w I :be used to make useful j cleaningA.P. - 61 words
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Article195 1953-02-18 9 RUBBER DROPS 11/8 CENTS Standard Market Reporter RUBBER prices m Singapore continued to sag further yesterday, first grade rubber for March shipment closing at 77& cents per lb., a droD of 1£ cent? from the previous closing level. There was fair demand for the lower grades of rubber yesterday with195 words
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Advertisement214 1953-02-18 9 Ipectacle, PROUD PAGAN I'- >OME! IVDROCLES ./THE LlOK"! iMffINS 'I i F MATURI R RI N '.'ON 7 evahs -..jSG'r ni Vniii" *w \m f mm t It ynt*i tit /af*#»|* I d,e hi> otory cleitn! I k bu bead I ran Mb, .< -edcd. ictioa< c*ns, I I a214 words
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Advertisement196 1953-02-18 9 nm,me of HUA MU LAN €&X o^f% WARRIOR MAID /f fflaSl^m a > OF CHINA %Jf njjll 4 f/^ HUA MU-LAN wot o young V Jf girl living quietly ot home f t T***"^ P i^^)kl\. '1 when her fofhei wos conscript- j\\ l^V^ «x) ed for fhe ormy. Knowing196 words
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Miscellaneous1069 1953-02-18 9 Kota Bahrd *L.l=. J KEPPE.. ngg^^ktSS. MALACCA SINGAPORE Jfteifin. .ML2.5- 11 a». effiSfofSa^ ES3««. To:, g entertainment DIADV Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh. Penang Wiwii.i CAPITOL: Ku H::i Choi Choo 3. <MLISO» 2.30 pm. J"". (ANCHORAGE: Hat 6.30. 9.15 p.m. VM( Chess club 3 p.m: Volley- I K gala JjmPJ Services T&f1,069 words
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Article, Illustration48 1953-02-18 10 1Z 4: :r »«N a»d Iris Rosenfield, two and a dresses they are modelling m York. Roi i t) wears pink gingham with scallop- -^er, and kets. In, i,Tna ncirn, drew tf walloped m red\ with a Spanish touch m •i iniers on the hips.48 words
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Article609 1953-02-18 10 MARGARET SCOTT - OTHERS who are fortunate m being able to feed their babies themselves often have an absolute dread of having to bottle-feed their infants suddenly. Admittedly it's an awful nuisance and it's very hard on the baby, but, if through ill-health oi other reasons, a mother609 words
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Article172 1953-02-18 10 IF you are thinking of covering a wall with /obric, all you have to do is cut the fabric to fit the particular area, and apply paste to the wall, not the fabric. Finish by pressing the fabric to the wall and smoothing out any wrinkles.172 words
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Article, Illustration201 1953-02-18 10 IN response to numerous requests from readers ire publish today a flashback of the "Miss Max Factor. Singapore 1953" held last week m which a Malay girl. Adeda Al-Johary. won the title and the prize money of SI. OOO, having been adjudicated the best looker by201 words
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Article, Illustration500 1953-02-18 10 RECENTLY I became engaged to a boy who I have known all my life. Now I have been told that he has said that he does not want to marry me, but his family wish it. He has always been pleasant to me and appears500 words
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Article142 1953-02-18 10 PARIS. The woman who x introduced tapestry, "the treasure of the Middle Ages," to modern fashion is protesting against imitators this season. Madame Claude Saint-Cyr, the Paris hat-maker, has circularised fashion writers with a letter deploring the "uproar" m the press hailing the adaptation142 words
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Article, Illustration249 1953-02-18 10 Can You Name This Actress? st^ontS^ «•>■. Th, ;:;""«'>.-. is pres, |ofa .,v ,r J B^ I film fans >! ito coiled (he a coupons f." lur b and s<'nd 1 1.. m t, T fl 1 the nam s he °*f ,her "a single rove, to 5? ft tdilor249 words
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Advertisement124 1953-02-18 10 MAKE YOUR GIFT THE MOST JU TREASURED OF ALL... Mm naw T^ i "r—'Aii < I llt/W i I 1 1^ J r^MMm I |\Y\|l \\ry i/\ /ll P7°R birthdays, anniversaries and all other r^V J/] jr> V than thc worid s most- wanted pen? The faith- r^jji I -^^x.124 words
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Advertisement49 1953-02-18 10 whT* m\ *a& fit X* k mvr UO^ fl TflfCV if i i i i p i I 11 LiLiMj 1 mmmmmm *m^-~{sompanU o£ untied The finest choice of Wedding Birthday Gift* SILVER E.P.N s CRYSTAL WARE HIGH CLASS WATCHES JEWELLERY LANKA JEWELLEBS* 20, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE, 1 f*HoNt£^^|49 words
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Miscellaneous236 1953-02-18 10 I'll JJlvTf*. i r>liti 8 «BB «8 ,f 4 1 *i|| 9 1 m m I I I *j§§ *8P $3j& «Hfr ys& I T°"WH ROTATION: I A n Soth,n m» firmly be_ lirved as what we SaS know.' —Montaigne ,east I ONE EDN w D t %V FOR EVER!-236 words
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Article38 1953-02-18 11 KELANTAN AFA MEET HIS FRIDAY m. The I Meets' 1 I Assail I I I I the I v year I I I c I I I I I I I H B I were ad- BJ I38 words
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Article, Illustration85 1953-02-18 11 The Bauer sisters dent like it and Gussie, of lace panties fame, joins m the out cry although Tennis is as yet ÜB dissenting opinions by shorts specialists Alice (left) and Marlene Bauer (right), aid tennis star Gussie Moran (centre), it looks as though85 words
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Article164 1953-02-18 11 BATU PAHAT. Tues.— Dis-1 playing all round superiority,! the Batu Pahat District Hockey team easily defeated Mersing Distri ;>y four goals to one, m an mter-district match play- ed 00 the Government English S hool ground. From the start both sides atta ked m turns and164 words
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Article49 1953-02-18 11 MANILA. Feb. 17, (AP)— Filipino Flash Elorde, oriental bantamweight champion, enters the ring a 3-1 favourite against Lim Kee-chan, Chinese champion from Singapore, m a 10- round nontitle bout here Wednesday night. Elorde won the Orient crown from Hiroshi Horiguchi m a recent fight m Tokyo.49 words
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Article66 1953-02-18 11 THE following will represent the Singapore Recreation j Club m friendly matches I against Indian Recreation Club tomorrow and against Hongkong Shanghai Bank on Friday, on the Pauang: j. de Silva, L. Rodrigues. A. W. Fox. M. Carrol, R. Henderson, S. Orton, R. Stevens. L. [Rodrigo, O. Rozario.66 words
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Article270 1953-02-18 11 LONDON, Feb. 17 (Reuter)— There was more interest m betting on the Football Association Cup than there was on the "Spring Double" events, the Lincolnshire Handicap and the Grand National steeplechase, at the Victoria Club callover here tonight. Business was negligible on both races.270 words
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Article59 1953-02-18 11 LONDON. Feb. 17. (Renter). The draw lor the quarterfinals of the Football Association Cup made here today resulted as follows: Aston Villa vs Everton; Arsenal vs Blackpool or Southampton; Gateshead vs Bolton Wanderers: Birmingham City vs Tottenham Hotspur. Matches to be played on Saturday February 28 with59 words
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81 1953-02-18 11 More than 60 entries, Including those from Selangor and Johore, have been received for the Island Ramblers grand Chinese New Year Cycling Carnival at the SCRC ground on Sunday, Feb. 22 at 9.30 a.m. The events for women have been well supported and should81 words
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321 1953-02-18 11 LONDON, Feb. 17 (UP)— Soccer fans are busy telephoning bookmakers' offices m search of lucrative odds against Arsenal Football Club achieving the "impossible" feat of becoming the first team of this century to win a cup and league championship double. Bookies,321 words
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Article236 1953-02-18 11 LONDON. Feb. 17 (Renter)— Gallant Gateshead, "giant killers" from the northern section Of the third division, are not dismayed at having to play Bolton Wanderers, twice winners of the trophy, m the sixth round of the Football Association Cup competition. "I have every confirier.ee that our boys will236 words
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Article18 1953-02-18 11 LONDON. Feb. 17. (AP).— Rugby Union result: Torquay Athletic 5. Wasps 8. crowd of 8,00018 words
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Article17 1953-02-18 11 S.N. Marshall died at '.is home m VauCiijse, New South Wsief, on the 16th February 1953.17 words
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Article26 1953-02-18 11 THE FAMILY of the lata Mr. Tan Chow Kirn thanks all Iriends and relatives who sent srreaths, scrolls, etc.. and intended the funeral v>n 13.2.5326 words
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Advertisement379 1953-02-18 11 NOTICES COLONY OF SINGAPORE THE DISTRIBUTION OF GERMAN ENEMY PROPERTY ORDINANCE. 1952. (Nc 11 of ISSt) THE DISTRIBUTION OF GERMAN ENEMY PROPERTY (No. 2) ORDER. 1951. (G.N No. S 549 of 1952) Creditors m the Colony m respect of any obligation incurred before 3rd September 1939 which was on that379 words
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Advertisement618 1953-02-18 11 SITUATIONS VACANT JUNIOR TECHNICAL ITRAHF) SCHOOL, IPOH. APPOINTMENT OF INSTRUCTOR. Applications are invitr,, Federal Citizens for apt itment as Instructor m Carpei try and Building at the >ye School. Bnlary HM x 12 IM Effl. ciency Bar/192 x 12 $360 p.m. plus Cost "f Living A. .tit at cvi 1618 words
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Miscellaneous113 1953-02-18 11 a "w~ "^i. ns -^S^ Ca^v^. /-am sV <~ --n. ~^x^\>J^-- "^a^^^^^^^i a irfc J I S»^''. *^af Katt _y TL v =5— 1 t s C Ti I I .■lassAsfi I a w^ jl VSfSSv a. *W''W II ***'Si' >l^^a^fc. .^BSSSSr^SSSSSSnr I'"^ tant I iaw J J bsssssssW. ar113 words
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Article99 1953-02-18 12 SINGAPORE Soda! Athletic Pt officials elected for 1953 were: Patron: K>h Beng Sum (re-elected). President: Heng Song Hoe (re-elected), VicePresidents: Wong Tej Conn. Charlie Kang. Chong Kirn Peh I re-elected), Fong Fook Tin i Wee Sai Suan. Hon Secretary: Gofa Keng Ii ing (re-elected). Hon. Treasurer:99 words
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Article, Illustration419 1953-02-18 12 VICTORIA School, Singapore, maintained their unbeaten run yesterday when they defeated St. Joseph's Institution by three goals to one m an inter-school soccer fixture played on their home ground. Victorians have played four matches this season, winning thrice and drawing once. In yesterday's match, it was419 words
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Article226 1953-02-18 12 RAFFLTIS Instil lion beat a Sngapn o Cri ket Club scrate*] team 5—3 m a friendly -o^er match yesterday. Star oi Hie Rail es team was Kirn Chye who rored a hatrri Others wh played well were Safawi U Peng and U Alsagoff. The s rhoolboys won226 words
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Article119 1953-02-18 12 WEST Australian Boxing Council will send a team of 20 boxers including officials to Singapore m April to compete against the Colony's youth champions. This visit S^^SZJ* mad e Possible if the WABC can raise £2,000 In a telegram to Mr B. L Dunsford. secretary 'of119 words
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Article34 1953-02-18 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Soccer m Selangor started earnestly this evening with the inter-ward league competition on the YMCA ground where Petaling Ward. last year's wJrd P bT S |f-3 defCaled Bun r34 words
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Article42 1953-02-18 12 5J E ?vT IN 2 of r«Pr«senta- lsea i°h the Singapore Cricket AwociaUon will be hold at the S.JUC on Friday at 5.15 p.m. to dvzw up fixtures for the forthcoming .teason. Member asso--0!Si}!! cUlbi tre '«Queited to aendlhelr representativos.42 words
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Article495 1953-02-18 12 Grey Galloway One To Watch NEWCOMER GREY GALLOWAY, under the wine of Jack Spencer, created a very favourable lanmZ when he easily accounted for MY PEARL in™sil fw" to tte U ?hr c ce Urn "SiVrfci 3/5 T r the five 39 d- iil Grey Galloway drew away from Mv495 words
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Article721 1953-02-18 12 Honeymoon Moves Like A Winner By WINDSOR LAD BEECH POOL ond TRIMSTYLE three In 37, FLEMINGTON and LUCIFER half a mile In 50 and three m 38 sec wide out, HONEYMOON and SION TUDOR three m 37, OLYMPIC and CAIQUE three m 37 4/5 sec. These were721 words
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Article63 1953-02-18 12 HONGKONG. Feb. 17 (A.F.P.).— The Linz Athletik Club of Austria today ended a successful football tour of Italy and the Far East with a s—l victory over Hongkong's Combined Chinese. The game was marred by incidents and tempers ran high. The half-time score was 3—o. Linz's63 words
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Article39 1953-02-18 12 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 17, (AP)-- World light heavyweight champion Archie Moore of St Louis scored a technical Knockout over Leonard Dugan a Cahfornian Negro, m the eighth round of a slam bang nght at Winterland last night.39 words
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Article23 1953-02-18 12 THE inter-unit rugby championship match between Fijians, winners of Malaya and Singapore, will be played at Nee Soon on Saturday.23 words
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Article161 1953-02-18 12 READERS of the Singapore Standard wiU choose the Most Popular Sportsman or Sportswoman of Malaya who wiU be honoured as an Unofficial Representative of this land te attend the Coronation Ceremonies In London during May and June this fear. The Contest which win last three months, from161 words
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Article156 1953-02-18 12 IPOH, Tues. Timothy Lee Perak tennis champion, was ranked No. 1 player of 1952 by the Perak Lawn Tennis Association. The second place was given to N. Caleb who was runner-up to Timothy Lee while Leong Khuan Nyean was rated third. Chin Kee Onn. former156 words
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Article38 1953-02-18 12 LEICESTER. (England) Feb Ap Randy Turpin. Britain s contender for the world middleweight boxing championship, outpointed Duggie Miller, a busy old pro from South Africa, over ten rounds last night before a capacity crowd of 8.00038 words
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Article181 1953-02-18 12 WELLINGTON. Feb. 17: (Reuter-AAP)— W. M. Wallace, vice-captain of the New Zealand team which toured England m 1949 returns to international cricket to lead New Zealand m the first test against South Africa which begins here on March 6. The team announced today, includes only six181 words
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Article26 1953-02-18 12 THE hockey final for the Garrison trophy between Malayan Basic Training Corps and GHQ Field Records will oe played at Nee Soon on Friday.26 words
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Article254 1953-02-18 12 Tide O'Gold was threequarter paced over four fur- g s Three Rings Bag C by). OUd) and Jacobin and Duke finished their work with a sharp spurt up the straight while Never A Blank (J. Jones) and Abbotsford (Medin) galloped the three m 40 sec. Never254 words
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Article192 1953-02-18 12 ADELAIDE, Feb. 17, (Reuter-AAP).— Graeme Hole stylish young batsman who has been chosen to tour English this year scored 102 of South Australia's second innings total of 276 for eight wickets against the South Africans. I South Australia unbeaten this season had gained a192 words
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Article75 1953-02-18 12 A Minister Apologize For Gardin MANILA single, An pon o! r <, L a statemV- v.> il'" d "<* Gardj, c v i: nal io dai ie, sd Italian pc uor 2: the* 1 and recipi countries and ought tot". pap; theY, gh i,' j] a7effi Cafe walked out m75 words
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Advertisement20 1953-02-18 12 PUNCHES CAPTIVE pr REX SAT. M'NITE m* ti th*m\ml~A S.P.H. de SILVA 00.0/00/ 00wmr. Xoir»oo*mw m aw* mmm mmmm mam20 words
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Advertisement213 1953-02-18 12 CORONATION TOUR CONTEST Sponsored By Singapore Standard-Alfred's Coronation Souvenirs Mr./Mrs./Miss is the MOST POPULAR Sportsman/Sportswoman of Singapore and the Federation of Malaya. Date Mark envelope: Coronation Contest %^^<y o f of^ < fm LkA k€ kf*> A \f m wSklOk Wm sen %s7 iTv% IS W in SUPER -WATERPROOF PUTOITIfITiC213 words
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