Singapore Standard, 24 February 1953
1953-02-24
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Title Section13 1953-02-24 11 it m XI Um SINGAPORE STANDARD SINGAPORE, TtIJEBPAVt WWtCARY 24, 1953. TWELVE PAGES13 words
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Article917 1953-02-24 11 No More Law -I Will Look For Another Job' Standard Staff Reporter. THE Singapore Government yesterday released conditionally Mr. John Eber, a Singapore lawyer, who has been held under the Emergency Regulations for two years. l l*!,!? 18 110 86 with his wife y^terday,917 words
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Article37 1953-02-24 11 LONDON \Pi V;iiu* iadrd todas i rift oj i ti, p MinUter v i,, lias. rt t«> non oramu- r public RosI ia.<h ''''Vi In s OrM •mlhhu also v '!-:u,,d R r< -ntlv iko37 words
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Article25 1953-02-24 11 FRESH from three months filming for UNF.SCX) m Siam, Mr. John AlMmom, experifcno ed UK documentary film director, ha» arrived m Kuala25 words
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144 1953-02-24 11 ON HER return from the I 'nilrcl Kingdom yesterday, Mrs. K. L. Eber, received a pleasant slunk when, on ■tepptaf into her Queen Astrid Park 'lome. she found herself looking at a son lv» "had not been home" for the past144 words
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454 1953-02-24 11 AN OFFICIAL statement issued by the Singapore Government said that Mr. John Eber had decided to accept the restrictions required by a suspension order and was released yesterday morning. conditions are: Restriction of residence to a specified house i h >me); Remaining indoors454 words
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Article, Illustration168 1953-02-24 11 JAMES CECIL Guingam. 53-year-old sports editor of th t Hongkong Standard, died m Hongkong last night, six day* after being injured m a fist fight which developed out of a sporting argument. Guingam. who was chairman of the Hongkong Football Association, led the Hongkong168 words
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Article, Illustration148 1953-02-24 11 Standard Staff Reporter WITH the release yesterday of Singapore lawyer. Mr. John Eber, from detention, it is understood the Colony Government will take similar action m relation to others detained under the Emergency Regulations more or le^s at the same time. It is reliably learned, however,148 words
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Article76 1953-02-24 11 PENANG, Mon. Mr. Chan Hong Kwong. 48, th e headmaster of a Chinese school m Kepala Batas died here on Saturday m the hospital after he fainted while playing mdhjong with his friends. Late Mr. Chan came to Penang to spend the weeK-end with some friends.76 words
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Article85 1953-02-24 11 HE WAS ON THE BRANCH COMMITTEE KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— One more terrorist, a Branch Committee member m the Communist organisation, was killed by Security Forces yesterday m the Federation. Ho was: Ah Turk, Branch Committee member of the Gelang Patah branch, who was killed m the85 words
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Article20 1953-02-24 11 THE total contribution to the British FloocT Relief Fund by Singaporeans by noon yesterday amounted to $74,977.78.20 words
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Article53 1953-02-24 11 MELBO.URNL. Feb. 23 (Reuter-AAP) Eleven Asian and South-East Asian countries began a conference here today on technical education and vocational training under the auspices of the International Labour Organisation. The delegates are from Afghanistan, Nationalist China. Ceylon, India, Pakistan, the Philippines, Thailand, Japan, Hongkong. Malaya and53 words
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Article128 1953-02-24 11 MR. N. A. MALLAL, a Legislative Councillor, had this to say of Mr. John Ebef*s release: "I am glad ha has been released. *'I think his release should have been unconditional. If he is such a danger, why, didn't they prosecute him? "I have already said128 words
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Article108 1953-02-24 11 BABY DROWNED IN WELL A TWO YEAR OLD boy. Leong Hong Kai was found drowned in a disused well at 81- m.s. West Coast Road Singapore yesterday. Leong, son of a labourer at the new Pasir Panjang Power Station, was last seen leaving his home at 12.45 p.m., after hi108 words
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Article143 1953-02-24 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. An application by the Public Prosecutor for an order nisi '/'or writs of attachment against Abdul Samad bin Ahmad, editor, and the Selangor Press and Majlis Company, Limited. *he printers and Publishers oj the newspaper, Majlis for contempt of court, was today allowed143 words
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227 1953-02-24 11 A SINGAPORE Legislative Councillor, Mr. John Laycock, said yesterday he was "willing to do everything within my power," to save 25-year-old Ipoh "grenade girl, Lee Meng, from the gallows/* Said Mr. Laycock: "I have great sympathy for the young lady and hope the227 words
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Article47 1953-02-24 11 WASHINGTON, Feb. 23 (UP) Government officials said today that the United States is making behind-the-scenes effort to cut the flow of strategic rubber from Ceylon to China. Trade experts said they are looking into every possible angle to halt the trade.47 words
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89 1953-02-24 11 Standard Staff Reporter ASSOCIATE members of the Malayan Chinese Association will not be allowed to buy its Lottery tickets m Singapore. Thi>, according to Mr. W. C. Taylor, Financial Secretary, yesterday, was one of the conditions laid down by the Singapore Government to89 words
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Article31 1953-02-24 11 MARSHAL Alphonse tain o! France returned to Tokyo lust night, ending a two-day inspection tour of the French fighting forces and South Korean training ramps m Korea* UPUP - 31 words
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Advertisement72 1953-02-24 11 ill* w** 6 V TIAMSPOUT CO. •.jar m 1^ V '^m 1 w S*^ .^^^A Mil W/* f I j JW i,Wfil iti.i :liiwn 1 1 fljM NtKike fillrr. Did tour MM The "CRAFTSMAN" ll ftneit ever presented at so TfmM (ny a price. Craftsman is /Y/5r •specially ideal for72 words
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Advertisement28 1953-02-24 11 COLO ITORACI R^H^H^P i CRI4MUUU Lfilpl lf^jP A\lways Milder Detter Tasting Vrfooler Smoking jnUfPt'^ 1 '111 n) Chesterfield Singapore 75 eft. Federation 85 ct* Enquiries lIXITIIONK 6434 MNUAPOKK28 words
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Article199 1953-02-24 12 'Government Expenditure Looks Like Increasing' Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Government has been conditionally grouted $10,000,000 from the Colonial Development and Welfare Fund for the development of the new International Airport at Paya Lebor, Mr. W. C. Taylor, the Financial Secretary, said yesterday. Two other199 words
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Article98 1953-02-24 12 Standard Staff Reporter OVER SM Singapore Chinese Middle School teachers will shortly ask their directors to increase their salary. At a meeting of the special committal Of :he Chinese School Teachers Association yesterday, it was decided to send a delegation of five to meet the directors98 words
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Article, Illustration459 1953-02-24 12 Wiima Mores Into Harbour Standard Shipping Reporter THE 7.717 ton Finnish tanker Wiima, -alter parking" outside Singapore territorial waters for 12 days awaiting instructions concerning the future of her cargo of precious jet aviation fuel destined for Red China, moved into the harbour459 words
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Article36 1953-02-24 12 A EUROPEAN, James C. S. Cunningham, was fined $10 by r- Choor Singh m the Sin^apore Third Police Court yo«--teiday lor shouting at the top ■of his voice m the Bandoeng Restaurant on Sunday.36 words
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Article43 1953-02-24 12 BURGLARS broke into tne cs e of a European woman i 1 'Oxley Road during the early hours of Sunday and got waV with $550 m cash and properlty. They entered the house by i breaking open the front door.43 words
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Article85 1953-02-24 12 Hanged Himself With Cradle Rope A DRIKD-FISH dealer. Nah Boon Kok, hanged him■ell with a rope which hal U cd to support his ih.lfi's cradle, his wife told the Sinjmp rf« Coroner. Mr. Ci:.'rn Chang Httig, yesterday. The woman. Lim Mjow Iliitii;. said on the morning of Jan 20 she85 words
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Article158 1953-02-24 12 SINGAPORE will soon have a nfw Labour Ordinance to replace the present one which came into force m 1923, the Commissioner for Labour, Mr. G. W. Davis, told The Standard, yesterday. He said the Bill w.vs now With the Colony Legal Department a. id will158 words
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Article, Illustration155 1953-02-24 12 THIS is Peter Hfin^sv cameraman-director of J. A i thnr Rank who completed a tour of Singapore and Federation, ami a port of Borneo yesterday, and left Sin- iporr lur Bangkok He was hfi> to look for locatios sh«ts for two ktftfc pn lures. "A TownStandard; Michael Goh - 155 words
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Article, Illustration91 1953-02-24 12 Whiting away their time m what may prove to be a protracted stay m Singapore, these men (arrows right above) on the Finnish tanker Wiima were seen yesterday putting the finishing touches to the superstructure. The men have given the tanker a new coat of paint since she halted outsideStandard - 91 words
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Article, Illustration38 1953-02-24 12 photo. The wedding took place at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday of Miss Barbara Harriman and Mr. Cyril Joseph, a librarian from Radio Malaya. Mr. J. D. Martin was the bestman. aß d Miss Vi©. let Wilkins. bridesmaid. StandardStandard - 38 words
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Article56 1953-02-24 12 Had AmmoMan To Hang IPOH. Mom. A 21 -year-old Chinese. Chpah Ban Wah, was today sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Thomson for possession of 30 round* of ammunition. Cheah was raptured m a Gurkha ambush at Sauk Village. Kuala Kangsar on Oct 30 last. Th«* ammunition was recovered from56 words
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Article84 1953-02-24 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Visitors to the Malayan AgriHorticultural Association Exhibition, to be held at the Chinese Assembly Hall. Kua'.a Lumpur beiween April 10 and 12. will set pottery craftsmen, basketry and sarong weavers working at their trades This year's exhibition is being enlarged to include sections for84 words
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Article72 1953-02-24 12 Kept Away For No thing THE rou ad- the -clock j vigil by police patrol boats on the Finnish tank* er Wnma was withdrawn yesterday morning: but < only after three Singa- pore journalists bad I been turned bark to shore quite an necessarily. The journalists had to appeal to72 words
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Article55 1953-02-24 12 A YOUNG woman. Mathowa Dind, daimed trial m ihe Singapore Third Police Court ye> terdav on a charge of attempted suicide. She was alleged to h ivo drunk a poison m her S Road home on Feb I'.k B. > of $50 was ollercd and *ho case was55 words
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Article54 1953-02-24 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Robin Henry George, a 20--year-old British soldier. was today discharged by the President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court. Mr J G. Adams. for b«ing m possession of a firearm and ammunition without a licence The accused p'eaded guilty to the charge and was54 words
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Article89 1953-02-24 12 AFTER a seaman. Hong Siao Fong. was fined $50. m default one month's rigorous imprisonment, m the Saigapore Third Police Court yesterday, for being m possession of dutiable cigarettes, he was fined another $300, In default s'x weeks' rigorous imprisonment, m the Second Police Court89 words
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Article29 1953-02-24 12 FORCING open the planks s»de wall, thievet oroke into a Chinese! shop m Lormg 27. GtyUn* Hfcid, early Sunday morning ftrfd cot **\<y with $m,U wotihei cicamttef.29 words
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Article23 1953-02-24 12 THE meeting to form a Singapore branch of the Royat Acrptwo7je|] Society wluTb* held ia 3ntjJ Hou6 at 7 ninf23 words
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252 1953-02-24 12 5 ROBBERS FLED WHEN BLUFFED -COURT TOLD HOW five robbers, one of whom revolver, were fooled and put to SL* I*!*1 before Mr. Justice Knight m fi*ni jesterday. Four men stood trial on t re A*£ mitting g*Bg robbery of tUH f JL char tt 53 Carp«ael Road on July252 words
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Article50 1953-02-24 12 Techs Want Action To Stir Govt. Stand. s tll( THE r.c of terhn: Singap..- r k 'hold a 22 consider V k should N faction salary rt c Mr D told The n Ployees a ried" .ernment "WSJ salary f, r 4 kther last yeai W o mitte* a, tnunnt50 words
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Article21 1953-02-24 12 Third P n cr oa four He -v. appropr 51.2.V twicf and i Lye $1.0021 words
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Advertisement68 1953-02-24 12 3 il r off H<>v<*iv€>d I The Popular i I /M HEATHCOAT I I GfiS SCREEN PRINTED I i I It** range of jf 1 AY /A Designs 1 )iWIi V C °lours i 1 //iJm^ fnr atl occasions j 1 AmMW jL I BL^**" H"* l-'inturite St»r* f vnur68 words
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Advertisement117 1953-02-24 12 'OVEROHES 1 TABLETS A^l Puwrrlui lonic BMfcMative I fy f^Bg?—^^ Women l>ependablp Ttmtt* I" FT^^^*^Z||^ nerve troubles, tir^dnr'-s. -l^p- y i Cir ■-•Flfl^' i le^snf^s. lack of e»ers> pn'ni.i OVFDnWiJS lure a pin 8 ett> Indis"" l( A ■WlyflhSaFi at tl»»- ilimatterif period /V i-orrrct all monthly di>oril< s/% I117 words
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129 1953-02-24 13 *o\ict Force be offered the uurdtr" Sal m Boon Tiong Road want it m spite of the acute Colony The Standard was told rsicraaj No, 2-C. Boon H tad m Tiong Bahru, Mrs Lucy Ho, a ood Transfusion I'ri.t nurse. md murdered early this129 words
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Article11 1953-02-24 13 Unionists Talk VVith Govt. Today fbklfl;kfg;llfggf ;lkpokdi ojg okl fgw5 ;mkoiptkl;jf11 words
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16 1953-02-24 13 ECAFE Leader Leaves S' pore After Talks rI m y m to 'so had I' I16 words
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Article12 1953-02-24 13 Limbert Leaves For Jakarta r I r« Dr. -> s r the In12 words
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Article16 1953-02-24 13 Charged With Armed Robbery was I ita- ni-d I j ed i§. i Si, Ui^l Sem16 words
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Article, Illustration83 1953-02-24 13 Photo by The 3rd Detachment of ihc Singapore Branch British Red Cross Society held a New Year Dinner at Happy World Restaurant over the week-end. Sitting from left to right: Mr. Lye Keng Yons, Mr. S.I Wong. Dr. Lee Liang Hin, Dr. Cheng Sik Toh, Mrs. C.oh Kok hu;»n. Mr.Kho Tian Guan - 83 words
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Article, Illustration87 1953-02-24 13 photo. wwwwwwww. me sixth hatch of 2 seven St. John Ambulance 2 Brigade nurses, who flew into Singapore by B.O.A.C. Argonaut Sunday from J Britain. They will spend 5 J two years working in the resettlement areas in the 2 Federation. They were 1 met at the airport by Mrs.Standard - 87 words
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Article54 1953-02-24 13 $200 Fine F or $1 Bribe ORRY-DRIYER. Lee is fined 1200 m i months' impi \t Singapore 1 hird jresi rd« j [01 I bribe of to lilt m his defence. «'i ci not intend I ant. The mon< b< J. was m his drivinf le handed to th e54 words
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Article140 1953-02-24 13 Standard Staff Reporter THE four Singapore Improvement Trust tenant* who were given notice to vacate their flats yesterday are now anxiously waiting: till Thursday when Mr. T. P F. McNeice. the City Council President will give the "verdict". They met Mr. McXeice yesterday and were140 words
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431 1953-02-24 13 «'!Ii HE 9 °P° re law whleh °»ow* a judge to order whipping by the JLLa T $°f PCr T co rT ic ed of with yiolenei should be st^^sat awy chooimos 'Vnt'' ln th^ FederatiOn c, Bi J.' wil L shortly431 words
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Article31 1953-02-24 13 THF Singapore Kamala Club will g've a tea party tomor- 11 row to honour Miss Jade i Snow Wong at the club's preI mises at 6.30 p.m.31 words
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158 1953-02-24 13 THE Singapore Flood Relief Committee is still collecting funds for a further remittance of $50,000, 11^ 1 I 11^ ***** to the ori in al target of s>,suu,uuo. The first three remittances totalling $150,000 have already been sent to Holland. Tickets for the private158 words
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Article107 1953-02-24 13 To raise money for the Bri- i tish Flood Relief Fund m Sin- gapore, Rediffusion will re--introduce its "Dollars for Discs** programme. So far over $200 has been received from listeners who have requested their favourite re ords to be played. The programme, which107 words
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166 1953-02-24 13 MR. GEORGE BLAKE, nove- iis: and historian, who If now j m India collecting? material for the centenary history of the j British India Steam Navigation j Co.. would be glad to receive. contributions from friends md employees of the company. In a letter to Messrs.166 words
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Article, Illustration94 1953-02-24 13 Three members of the Combined Services Enter- tainment team flew into < Singapore from London by 8.0.A.C. Argonaut Sunday to entertain troops fighting m Malaya. They are impressionist Gloria Alton, singer Kirn Taylor, and singer pianist Allastair McHard, all members of the 'Bunny Doyle Show.' Comedian Bunny Doyle was leftStandard - 94 words
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Article69 1953-02-24 13 OXG ENG KEE. a driver, was warned by the Singapore First Traffic Police Magistrate, Mr. R. C. Hoffman, yesterday that his driving licence would be withdrawn if he appeared m court again. He was charged with negligent driving, resulting m a collision with a car at Collyer69 words
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Article39 1953-02-24 13 TWO lorry drivers, Ong Say Cnuan and Teo Chwee Bah were charged In the Sii japore Traffic Police Court yesterday with overloading their vehicles with cerrcr» f Ong was fined SI SO and Teo was fined $75.39 words
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126 1953-02-24 13 QUEK KIM JOHN, a motor mechanic who drove a car after drinking a bottle of beer, appeared m the Singapore First Traffic Police Court yesterday. Quek was charged with negligent driving and driving while under the influence of liquor on Feb. 22. Pleading guilty. Quek said126 words
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Article123 1953-02-24 13 ABDUL SALAM bin Mohd. Kassim. who was sentenced m the Singapore Third Police Court to the House of Detention on a charge of vagrancy, was later brought to the Second Traffic Police Court where he was fined $50 m default ten days' simple imprisonment, for interfering with123 words
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Article75 1953-02-24 13 TWO youths, Goh Van Van and Gqh Wan Sin, who obtained their driving licences by altering the ages m their identity cards, were fined $200 m default four months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. H. A. Forrer m the Singapore First Criminal Dirtrict Court yesterday. It was75 words
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Article63 1953-02-24 13 A THREE-YEAR-OLD child, Koh Swee Choon, who had been missing for some hours on Jan. 19. was found dead by his father m a well near the house. The father, a fitter named Koh Ah Leong. gay-» evidence m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday. Verdict63 words
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Article, Illustration34 1953-02-24 13 photo SOME of the 2.000 children who on Sunday filled the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club to rapacity at a New Year Children's Day party. They were children of members of the Club, Sta ndardStandard - 34 words
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Article69 1953-02-24 13 A JUDGEMENT debtor summons issued against Mr. S.M.A.H. Chisty to be examined as to his ability to satisfy a judgement, wa< adjourned m \h(i Singapore High Court yesterday. Dr. C.H. Withers Payne for the judgement creditor Mr. C.F. Wah. said that Mr. Ch'sty was a69 words
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Advertisement110 1953-02-24 13 I v jP\ COOKED SPAGHETTI All the family will cheer when Heinz Cooked Spaghetti i- 4^^~^ served for dinner. For no food v^^jri^B is more popular, more taste- r^r^^s^S^^^^^^w tempting and delirious than these tender strands of good- I ness with their rich, spicy i r^Siiiiiii^>^ I sauce. And no110 words
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Article252 1953-02-24 14 Growing Confidence As Bandit Incidents Drop KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. More people m iv\aiaya are nuw returning to railway travel os the number of terrorist incidents on the; Malayan Railway is steadily decreasing month by month with the improvement m the Emergency. A spokesman of252 words
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Article96 1953-02-24 14 UAUB. Mori The Br Ush Adviser, Pahan& Mr. W.C.S. C<rry and Mrs. Corry. paid an A visit to Raub recently. It is reported that Mr. Corry 1 j leaving Malaya shortly on i B to Britain prior to retire- ment. He has served with the van96 words
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Article49 1953-02-24 14 KUANTAN, Mon. Four Chinese, who claimed trial i.) the Kuantan court for Rambling with cards, said they were playing for fun. without staking any money. Tiie magistrate fined eich $20. Police raided house at 3 a.m. and found them playing with $70 on the table.49 words
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Article76 1953-02-24 14 IPOH, Mon. Polite ;m< <cl nine tumbler's m Kainp tng Beix-ham and raided a house In Anderson Road yesterd.i v fie fore Magistrate Che Abd,.*.--Ih!i this morning 13 gambler I Including four women Wtft each fined $25. while the uv. n- < 1 of the house m76 words
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Article47 1953-02-24 14 TAIPING. Mon. Mr. CM. Witmot, Deputy Controller. Commonwealth division of the British Council a:us a Freeman Of the City of London, will speak on "Local Government m action" at a public lecture In the King Edward VII School Hnll fMi Friday a! I'M) n :r>.47 words
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Article, Illustration299 1953-02-24 14 STAR CONTEST No. 4 Can You Name This Actor? 411. through this week uitb the exception <»i Sanday. The Singapore Standard prt'senis the fourth series of a new contest specially doigned to interest Malayan til r.i fans. All you have to do is lo collect the pictures and coupons for299 words
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Article127 1953-02-24 14 > KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. i A Chinese schoolboy, Wong tKeng Ong. aged 13, was drowned yesterday m the new 'swimming pool m Kuala Lum'pur's million dollar Chin Woo Sports Stadium. The stadium, one of the best m the Far East, has not vei officially been opened.127 words
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Article72 1953-02-24 14 I KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. ,M. John. 32. was convicted by »Mr. Justice Wilson at the High i Court today, and sentenced to i three years* imprisonment for [causing grievous hurt to Kaveri a;ias Raju. a national service police constable attached to the jungle company at Ser,dang. John was72 words
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276 1953-02-24 14 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Police agents and surrendered bandits looked through the slits of an armoured car as thousands of villagers m some of the worst terrorist-infested areas m Johore walked past. And their vigilant eyes pick- f ed out eight suspected276 words
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Article, Illustration45 1953-02-24 14 picture. A Malay song: and dance rendered by the young Girl Guides from Klang. during "Thinkir Day" camp fire to •el brate Founder's l>ay (Birthday of Lord Baden Powell) at Kuala Lumpur's St. Mary's School. More than fcOO guides from Selangor attended Yong Peng SeongYong Peng Seong - 45 words
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Article273 1953-02-24 14 FINE INSTEAD OF JAIL KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Mr. Justice Briggs at the Selangor Criminal Court of Appeal, today, allowed the appeal of William Mclnnes (24) an assistant accountant m a local bank, against the sentence of three months 1 rigorous imprisonment passed on him by273 words
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Article, Illustration39 1953-02-24 14 Mr. Ong Kooi Lrong and Miss Lee Hong Lian who were married recently at the Capitol Hotel. Kota Bharu. The bridegroom is the nephew of Mr. Wee Tiang Teng of the Overseas Banking Corporation. Ltd.. Rt- lan tan branch.39 words
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Article84 1953-02-24 14 KLANG, Mon. The Zahara Fund started by wellwishers m Klang and assisted by the Singapore Standard to enable nine-year-old Zahara binte Mohamed from Tanjong Karang to enter the Malay Girls* Hostel, Klang, has now reached $244.50. Little Zahara is now studying m the special Malay Class84 words
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Article31 1953-02-24 14 HOME GUARDS m the Mawai area. Kota Tinggi while on night duty heard a movement m the dark. They opened fire and later found a- deer lying dead.31 words
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Article63 1953-02-24 14 AT a meeting of the Christ Church Youth held at Dorset Road. Singapore, recently the following were elected oftVebearers for the year: President Mr. D. D. Ponniah: vice-pre-sident; Miss E. Paul; hon. secretary, Mr. K. Mailvanganam; treasurer. Mr. I. Catheresoo; librarian. Miss S. Appadurra; sports secretary. Miss63 words
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Article29 1953-02-24 14 THE Court of Criminal Appeal will sit In the Supreme Court Building. Singapore, from Thursday. Feb. 26 at 10.30 a.m. it is announced m the Gazzette Extraordinary.29 words
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Article81 1953-02-24 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Mom. A sum of $12,400 was collected from fines imposed In tnc Federation courts on 209 d -i ers who broke the Food and Price Control Regulations \k»\ month. There wer c 95 cases foi dealing without a price control j licence and 31 for81 words
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Article90 1953-02-24 14 I THE Singapore Malay Teachers Union will meet Government representative? next week to negotiate a settlement of its wage increase demands. The Union met Mr. J. C. Griffiths. Assistant Secretary (Negotiations) last week, but no final decision was reached. Othe r trade unions to meet Mr. Griffiths90 words
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Article56 1953-02-24 14 A VALETTA aircraft t»f ihe R.A.F.. fitted with special radio equipment and speakers for broadcasting recently arrived at Changi. It has been undergoing tests for suitability for operating m a tropical climate. It left Kuala Lumpur to carry out performance trials, yesterday. A socond .similarly fitted aircraft is56 words
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Article184 1953-02-24 14 FIRM DATES m the official programme for Singapore celebrations of the Coronation released last night are a« follows May 30 Children's party, Government House grounds; Fun Fair for children Victoria School grounds. Beating the Retreat, Padang. May 31: Sports programme. June 1 Youth rally. Jalan Besar184 words
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Article129 1953-02-24 14 AN elderly Indian Muslim, Mohideen bin Hassan, was stabbed three times white washing himself before entering a mosque for evening prayers. Yesterday, fn the Singapore Third District Court, Mohideen testified at the trial of bis aileged assailant. Mohamad Ab» dul Karim. a lighter vatehman, who was charged129 words
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252 1953-02-24 14 PENANG, Mon.-A threat of dra^.r might lead to a strike may almost com °n *hi<k at the Prai wharves if the Prai U h,"', v, slo P w ()r j fails to get a satisfactory settlom ni ">rs ftb negotiations for252 words
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Article77 1953-02-24 14 'The Lion Japs Wanted Is Now ASP I KUALA Among t: tow m th« ed to a dents of Singh of s for whi were pr< ;«;i tune. He is h, (the I name w] Malayan^ period o.' < pat ion. Gurcha: F.M.S. school,* j ,ed to identified sports activii77 words
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Article46 1953-02-24 14 KLAN I effort to accident X P.W.D of accid< ther the: I roads There dents m I B last week an <nd I cyclist dent ra* i ly on tht. Klang r A pi ihere w. i And a were cau46 words
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Article37 1953-02-24 14 SERE meeting < various the Stat Sembilan C fare Committee with Dr maa Thi i Vice-Ch i Singh; Pillay: Asst. Sern NarayaiK- Alagiah. I Hardhan S V KaruJ s Subr; Mrs F Jrs. J.S Miss Ja37 words
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Advertisement256 1953-02-24 14 \*#mmrtc paws o V totfat Family MUdcctne A The success of De Witt's Pills m relieving rheumatic pains, backache and joint pains is simple to explain. These troubles ,ye frequently caused by sluggish kidney action allowing' harmful impurities to remain m the system. As a good diuretic i kidnej stimulant,256 words
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Advertisement48 1953-02-24 14 ■A k< > [>\ ali t't "the Pi Wiagttifici <:t Instrt ml (tf tint tilt a m safely 'and t n filj W 44 .< u t M BsSSSSSS^k^ J\ i V^BSBBni sWfr* 1 -*C Interrupted Sleep S h«ip you. J at«ly with Root .tronger an teed Piles Hurt You!48 words
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306 1953-02-24 15 ,wth of the Settlement will shortly" be dStributed m all schools, clubs and business organisations while employees contributory scheme will be work~i attc consultation between employers and pm The contributory scheme is rilllL d U) fain the support of c man-in-the-stieet toward* IOCt.306 words
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Article, Illustration37 1953-02-24 15 m» V irrttor of RoUr y International Mr. G. I Marden of WheeJock Marden and Company, shipowner Singapore yesterday after attending a conference of c Ind n^«an District of X y r garden was met Standard photoStandard - 37 words
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Article121 1953-02-24 15 MAKING his defence m tnef: case, a Chinese io!d ihe Singapore Tin\ District .Juris** Mr H A. rorrer, yesterday! that the bus ip which he Wai passenger bumpeu ti>o much causing a lountais pen from another passenger o fall into nis hand "J *ho121 words
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167 1953-02-24 15 FREE MEDICAL AID A MOTION that the City Council should provide tree medical aid to the families of its daily-rated workers at all Council dispensaries, will be introduced at the next ordinary Council meeting on Friday by Mr. M. P. D. Nair. r— II this167 words
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Article49 1953-02-24 15 THE Singapore TranV Police are anxious to contact the eye witnesses of a bus aceidt v m which a man Chua Seng Kua. was killed at Rochore Road on Feb. 17 at 5.40 p.m. Witnesses are asked to get iri touch with Inspector Chorig Yee Ken.49 words
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Article, Illustration86 1953-02-24 15 Photo. TI!P AMi .«ti^ rnntn th* Sineaoore Kandanf Kerbau Police Station, where Mr. M J. C. Haines. officer-in-charge of li¥i?^ B n^Hiiriiitohte are iSb a iwork during "Exercise Ram", a combined Police-Military internal -IT Divis.on and i" l M^ckiScfdents were plotted on the bit map with coloured thumb tacks. MovementsStandard - 86 words
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Article74 1953-02-24 15 DISTRICT Collection will be made by the Rural Board on March 10. at Bedok Rest House. East Coast Road Bedok Road junction. All rates and dues payable to the Rural Board on houses, land rubber estates may bo paid at this centre between !> a.m.74 words
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Article31 1953-02-24 15 PEKING will use music, poe.ry. Alms, plays and eartoona to persuade its people to accept the new Communist marriage law designed :o protect wo mm from "oppression" Renter31 words
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297 1953-02-24 15 New Varsity Needs Legal Basis And Legislation— MacD A DELEGATION of Chinese leaders met the Com miss ,oner General. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald yes terday and asked for a categorical answer to the pro.posal to create a Chinese university m Singapore I me delegation, led by Sir, j Cheng-lock Tan.297 words
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Article159 1953-02-24 15 "Operation Ram" In Singapore A COMBINED p .'ice and military operation known t> •Exercise Ram" was launched m Singapore yesterday evening to test the effectiveness of the force against Internal uprising and other acts of vi >-' lence. When th c exercise began at 5.50 p.m.. all police divisions j159 words
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Article74 1953-02-24 15 RUBBER TIN CLOSING PRICES JIN Sfonooir London Contiptndrnl LONDON, Feb. 23. The following ore the closing price* of rubbp' one tin op London Market today LONDON RUBBER Spot 22« d. /i— ffA Apr./ June ZZ«d. w July/Sept. 22Jd. Oct./ Dec. 1116. March c.i.f. 221 d. Marktr: Dull. LONDON TIN Spot74 words
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Article109 1953-02-24 15 REFUSE DISPOSAL Standard Staff" Reporter THE Singapore Rural Board will shortly collect fees m respect of trade refuse from business aid industrial premises m ".he rural areas. Loss of revenue has prompted the Board to make this decision. The Standard was told yesterday. In the109 words
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Advertisement152 1953-02-24 15 f ALnAWDKA yoDAY! ...IV A <>.:;0,,.m. trj«. S:ituntf Tin <istf»en tnjt tit r retvjins is aw io.iX-<w< /nurrfff rff^i/ ""^^J 4j^HpC^T ROLANO QjLVEI-OEH Mil iuj:: i ii'isjin; NEXT CHANGE STOIH or CHIME, wn m run. i rW Mtv ToGErHflf fO TH£ F *ST time? \L ifmjm KEUY ANGELI 1 kmi152 words
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Advertisement223 1953-02-24 15 NO PUNCHES PULLED NO TRUTHS UNTOLD! --.'I-iiv'^i ry' 'ml h^nnon tn ym t v mm. iidUUcll lv COTVE Cffi THE CAPTIVE CITY .johnforsythe.- m uuofvTljT^Tr LAS T DAY UOffljECS NOW Qiierair Paul PreseaU The S.m Kisee^Cutiet m "RUNG HEE FATT CHOY" uilh BOX EVfc-LYIN Sr»b -»l (K.-scim-.I) si:: ;< s2223 words
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Article706 1953-02-24 16 'THE Singapore Government has. d« wise thinp, m releasing John Eber, who has been detained for c without trial under the Emergency h< ons. In view <>f the- mounting criticisna thai ha^ been directed pgainrt the Government foe not having brought him to trial, public opinion would706 words
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Article290 1953-02-24 16 Review of View Jury System ["HE p esent system uf trying a id high court with a judge an d two assessors, tajTS UtUSSfI Mdayil editorially, is one which ibould be rei xamined. UtUSSa hopes that the authori-' lies m the Federation of Malaya Will consider makings a change m290 words
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Article, Illustration1145 1953-02-24 16 ALEX JOSEY - ALEX JOSEY MALAYAN AFFAIRS BY EVEN a short visit to Indo- ncsia was sufficient to L convince me that Malaya, preparing lot independence, CM learn a lot from a neigh- > bouring country of 78 million people which wan in- dependence from colonialism by force1,145 words
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990 1953-02-24 16 Sir. On Saturday, January 24. 1953 a letter over the signature! of the Acting Slate Secretary. Pa hung, appeared In the l *S*rai*s Times** stating inter alia that my statement regarding Racial Discrimination was "quite untrue' and that my estate was990 words
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Letter102 1953-02-24 16 Sir: I must admit that I enjoyed very much the article, "Human Clocks Tell Time In The Lorongs", m the Sunday Standard. For being so painstaking, patient and observant and giving so vivid and interesting an account, the writer fully deserves praise. But wh^n j102 words
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244 1953-02-24 16 Sir, Allow me to comment on Albert Richard's absurd article headed "Morals of Nakedness" which appeared m The Standard on the 19th instant. Regarding his statement about professional moralists of the Catholic Church "rampaging m Malaya about indecent films and books." I244 words
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Letter191 1953-02-24 16 r Sir,—In reference to the North-South experiment introduced on Ist. February, I wonder whether your correspondent* particularly the motoring correspondent —are aware that there If to be unilateral parking on some of the roads concerned. Some time ago an order entitled: "The Road Traffic (Restricted Roads Municipal Area*191 words
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Letter, Illustration12 1953-02-24 16 "Blimey, she works fast! He's •ooa b«w** to the iqgyijtahkV12 words
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Advertisement8 1953-02-24 16 jP^ ftr STREET^* f/jli WORTH M»t^\ A pBoBM8 words
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89 1953-02-24 17 Vietnam Dancer Stressed; Call For Nat'l Army irOf g Feb. 23 «AP)— The Fronco-Viet-Hioh Committee meets today m ,n> llfory c ed to declare the nation m m :c the creation of an autonoi*9 £r a oritty as well as greater to call for o usnotl ritiootion by the Vietnamese89 words
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Article151 1953-02-24 17 NEW DELHI. Feb. 23 (RevPrime Minister Jawahar- of India is likely to i his Cabinet In order eak i nonth-old deadIt over the appointment of a (lister, observers lieved. i ipo i bern vacant aswami Ayyangar fell i Iwo months ago. He Fi 9. D<151 words
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8 1953-02-24 17 Three Powers Agree On Security Pact 5 I8 words
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Article49 1953-02-24 17 mm h: Fwßfai poll, c and m\ \fruan ri. (I tire on hoMiac tl ••Hint m tin- r *rvr >rstrrda> \i w Vfritans new »as <.m- of ks nl vie- fron Man rted here «bn brokf .md g 1 1 11^' <rh*i the49 words
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Article62 1953-02-24 17 EDINBURGH Feb. 23, (Rev- Bril i\ lignboard •a .tii < Royal cypher of E th The Second, i led here yesterday cypher recent week<. treme S Nationa protested about the FUR (Eli/abeih I d Regina). claiming that •n Eliza the only 1 of Scotland a«= the62 words
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Article, Illustration86 1953-02-24 17 K. nri r o Mastrobuone (Wl), President of the Vcstet Tribunal, listens as an interpreter translates the rase put forward by Anglo -Iranian Oil Company attorneys (right) recently. The attorneys visited the tribunal president to request sequestration of a 5.000 ton cargo of Ahadan oil unloaded by the tanker MiriellaAP - 86 words
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143 1953-02-24 17 DI'RBAW Feb. 23 (Renter)— Tne Nata. [ndian Congress has ■■.nod -..he Public Safety and inai Law Amendment B. v. now be I ore the South P« ent, as "the $U pi el :ne Nationalists ;p a totalitarian I A I thil was ial conference143 words
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Article85 1953-02-24 17 LIN, Peb S3 (ltaiter) Wml Berlin*! shops, cinemas ..uraniv will be lit by one candh each duririfc ihe 't. u In protest agaisis- the ity's increased eec■- rhargi fhe W t v- Berlin Shop Owners Union sai(i dentists, lawand che nisti would join the "lights out" campaign,85 words
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Article290 1953-02-24 17 Stassen Optimistic Of W. Europe Unity said yesterdiv^D'/ 61 n* < U F «"«9« Aid Chief Horold Stossc Stassen said m a television interview "they are moving forward to unity. I think there is a fairly food chanca this very significant European defence community290 words
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Article, Illustration74 1953-02-24 17 photo. t A h. B hHf L F °f ß OKINA i VA This 14-ton bell will go into It «i nii y a "u W ch m>h on Okil »awa Island. Valued at MOOO it is shown liere under inspection by U>vt Berlin Steelworks owner. Franz Weeren (right) fniVA.P. - 74 words
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Article98 1953-02-24 17 LONDON", reb. 23 (AFP)— In a letter to the editor of the I Sunday Times published yesterday morning. Mr. Patrick Gordon-Walker Labour MP wrote about the Simplified Spelling Bill that is to come before the House on Friday this week. He said that 'It is98 words
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211 1953-02-24 17 TKHFRAX, Feb. 23-(AP)-I ran 's Foreign .Minister Hussein Fateini revealed yesterday the I'nited States had ottered to purchase oil "probably m excess of ISSIOO.OOO.OOO" from Iran if the question of compensation is settled between Iran and Britain A; press conference, Fatemi added that211 words
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Article94 1953-02-24 17 MUNICH. Germany. Feb. 23 (AP)— Sgt Luther Seldon. Jr. and his wife were reunited here Saturday alter crossing the Atlantic In opposite directions to surprise each other with unannounced visits. Seldon. 2r>. itationed with a U.S. Army Medical Unit here, sailed to the United States last month94 words
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215 1953-02-24 17 COPENHAGEN, Feb. 23, (Reuter)— The Danish Army has called m psychologists m the hope of getting to the bottom of the recent wave of insubordination and protest strikes by soldiers. Demonstrations, involving about 700 men, have ranged from walkouts and sitdown strikes to open mutiny.AFP - 215 words
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Article65 1953-02-24 17 GEN. Otto Weyland said that the possibility of further air violatiojis over Northern Japan by Russian planes "can't be ruled out." But the Commanding General of the United States Far East Air Force said the recent clash between American and Russian fighter planes 111 which a RedUP - 65 words
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Article52 1953-02-24 17 THE Rangoon newspaper "Nation" alleged that the Chinese Nationalists have changed its attitude of noninterference "towards the Burmese Government to one of hostility." The paper adds that the Kuomintang command had issued a directive to all units m Burma to attack weakly -guarded towns and to give battle to BurmeseAP - 52 words
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Article28 1953-02-24 17 PRESIDENT Eisenhower pians to send a special message to the United Nations today pledging* the administrations full support for the world body and efforts to obtain Deace. UPUP - 28 words
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Article41 1953-02-24 17 FRANCE'S wartime rremier. Paul Reynaud, at present touring Ind o China endorsed U.S. Senator Mike Mansfield's (Democrat) statement that France ceased to "put the screw on the Communists m lndo China, the whole of South-East Asia would be m ••rib- AFPAFP - 41 words
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Article25 1953-02-24 17 RED China'i Premier unou En-lal fl«w to th# Russianoccupied treaty port of Dairen mi n Manchuria Sunday, for th« CtlebTation Qt the 39th anniver- A.PA.P. - 25 words
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Article42 1953-02-24 17 VICE President Edvard Kardelj of Yugoslavia yesterday called for a united democratic front of world Socialists, which would "open the eyes" of the citizens of the Soviet bloc. He was speaking at the fourth 'on Kress of the Yugoslav Peoples Front ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article36 1953-02-24 17 THE pattern of United Nations debates resuming m New York today after an eight-week interval is likely to encompass the whole field of Far Eastern problems instead of concentrating on Korea alone, diplomats indicated yesterday.- UPUP - 36 words
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Article26 1953-02-24 17 Marshal Tito. President of Yugoslavia, yesterday accused both Soviet Russia and the Roman Catholic Vatican of attempting to divide the world into two "hostile camps."- APAP - 26 words
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Article53 1953-02-24 17 FRED Godfrey, British songwriter, died Sunday. He was 72. Among the hundreds of songs which he composed were "Take me back to Old Blighty," which kept Britons smiling throughout the first world war; "All the nice girls love a sailor." "Who were you with Saturday night," and "Irish, and proudA.P. - 53 words
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Article24 1953-02-24 17 SPANISH Foreign Minister Artajo told the United Press that there was no political significance attarhrd to his probable visit t« Formosa aext week.- UPUP - 24 words
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Article59 1953-02-24 17 JAPAN has a moral right to the Kurile Islands, the liberal Swedish evening paper "Aftonblndet" said. "A continuation of the Japanese islands, they had been m Japanese possession for 80 years. As long as these islands are m foreign hands the Russians are using them ns a military59 words
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Article, Illustration42 1953-02-24 17 »h*t«. Mrs. Charles K. Wilson, (left), wife of th* American Se< retary of Defence, puts her hand to her month as fthe ipeakg to Mrs. Dwight Eisenhower, wile of the President, at a Wa*kjpito» Bear! Fund luacbto*.- APAP - 42 words
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242 1953-02-24 17 WASHINGTON, Feb. 23, (Reuter).— The IS Defence Department announced that about 20,000 men from the armed forces, including 12,000 soldiers and army officers, would play roles m the 1953 series on nuclear tests m Nevada, due to begin shortly. There242 words
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Article164 1953-02-24 17 SYDNEY, Feb. 23 (Reuter)— C"avy ruins m flood stricken riorth-eastern Australia h e driven hundreds of p from their homes, maroo ..1 scores of families and rioated a 1068-ton freighter above i's wharf. Heavy loss oi k was also reported. The Macintyre river l: its bank164 words
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Article88 1953-02-24 17 UNITED NATIONS, Ni vf York, Feb. 23 (UP).— An <, ican Ambassador Henry t Lodge Jnr. sail yesterday Russians apparently "wisfl continue the war m Korea" there is little UM m *\sp< i, <- ing much time splitting hair! over the matter m the Genera] Assembly88 words
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Advertisement29 1953-02-24 17 111 »»lAM *t I -I J J BO AC it o til 14 i *v^ CNplw AIRWAYS '^OUCHOUT MALAYA ANO '^DO-CHINA V^^QlJjjC* 1 CO.. ITD. OCEAII IIO«. $I«6AWRI V*29 words
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156 1953-02-24 18 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE can now freely import dried or salted fish from Japan, Mr. W. H. Walker, Controller and Registrar of Imports and Exports, told The Standard. However, owing to improved availability from Britain, licences to import outboard motors of five horsepower or156 words
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Article128 1953-02-24 18 HONGKONG, Feb. 23 (Reu-ter-AAP) General Yeh Chieny;n. chairman of China's Kwanftunf Provincial Government, has protested againsi the olent seizure" by British I police of the fishing trawler Vt>\v Chin In Hongkong waters on Jan. 'il The Canton daily newspaper Nam Fong reaching here yesterday s aid that128 words
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Article131 1953-02-24 18 New UK Airliner Pleases ROME, Feb. 23: (Reuter) Britain's newest airliner, the Vickers Viscount propeller-jet, made its first public demonstration flight here yesterday. British European Airways which will place the 40-seater on its LondonRome Athens Istanbul line, starting on April 19. took journalists on halfhour flights over Rome and the131 words
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Article78 1953-02-24 18 LONDON. Fob. 23. (AFP) —The P O liner Majola sprung a leak m the King j George V dock here yesterday while undergoing repairs. It I b believed that the leak was due to a defective valve below the water level. The ship had a78 words
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Article35 1953-02-24 18 ROME. Feb. 23. (Reuter)— Italian civil airline pilots announced yesterday that theY would go on strike on Tuesday for higher pay unless the airline companies revised their "intransigent attitude" to negotiate. I35 words
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Article70 1953-02-24 18 TAIPEI, Feb. 23 (AFP)— Taipei will soon start a longrange search and rescue service and issue reports on high altitude weather conditions for the anticipated international jet operation service over Taiwan. Lai Sun-yen. director of the Civil Aviation Administration announced. Mr. Lai said that the70 words
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Article77 1953-02-24 18 HONGKONG. Feb. 23 (AP)— A pro Nationalist Chinese newspaper reported Sunday that fishing junks from the South China Province of Kwangtung are carrying Communist army guards now. Sing Tao Jih Pao, quoting mainland sources, said Communist officials explained that two armed guards are being provided for77 words
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Advertisement452 1953-02-24 18 fAST REGULAR TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE Uirert Overland bau I ramisto Lo« Aafelct All Amrrican A Canadian Cities fOR FULL PARTICULARS OF DRY CARGO. DEEP TANKS AND PASSENGER BOOKINGS. ETC., APPLY Agents ANGLO FRENCH BENDIXSENS LTD. TIL. R I umpur 311 Spore RT!81/3 P Sham 2U5 Malacca 456 Peaan* 875 S452 words
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Advertisement751 1953-02-24 18 X.P.M. LINES (Also rxmklng -isnits tor X L M. IA /CP A.) ARRIVAL! ix imkilki.s l.ihuan Hadji from D«« l>rni. nr Penang BelPuntiank Pemangkat, Ueli. Olehleh. Sibolga It-b 21 L SambM. rambc'an Fcb 2J Lai« M iov Pontianak Pc Nan KirlHtrk from Sorong. nianskat Sambas K«.h *»l Amboina Mjka??ar 1.751 words
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Advertisement400 1953-02-24 18 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Regular Sailings to China and Japan from Singapore Port Svwiionh.uii Penang. Also direct Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan. Due Spore Due Penang From "Ankine" Feb"J7 Mar 1 Hongkong "Fensnins Mar 7 Mar 12 Hongkong Sails Sails Penang Spore For "irnjitien' 1 Mar 1400 words
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Advertisement846 1953-02-24 18 EAST ASIATlTli "<|IMNtt4 FROM ■CANUINAVM y, UH "PATAGONIA" for Adelaide, > n^ s? I Melbourne. Barnje Syd- ,1 ney (not loading local H cargo) JIFefc "LALANDIA" for Bangkok 7/8 Mar l -INDIA" for Bangkok 18"0M-.r u V "MALAYA" for Adelaide, l*M ar 1 Melbourne, Sydney (not I loading local cargo)846 words
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Article328 1953-02-24 19 nXGToy F f b. 23 AP) An American rice :•'!>« i tion of Asian peoples are id ot the rice they pot before the neblf their supplies if they Koa methods now available to tlieni. Dexter Rivenburgh. leader American delegation to 22-natioo Rice Conference Bangkok last month, which returned328 words
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Article6 1953-02-24 19 Egyptian Mission For Pakistan fd';klfpodifdppfdsdf ,pogppodfgdfgfdgdfgd6 words
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Article146 1953-02-24 19 Natural Rubber Earns $s THE importance of natural rubber sls a dollar earner fa highlighted m a n-ci-nt study madr> by the London Financial Times of the "Resources of the Commonwealth." which showed that the entire sterling area earned 82.718 000.000 from visible exonrts m Iffti and that j of146 words
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Article78 1953-02-24 19 HICKORY. Carolina. Feb. 23 (UP)— R. If. Stallings is convinced that today's money is worth just about half what it used to be. Several months ago Stallings acquired a SI. OOO bill. Considering it to be something of a curiosity, he put it carefully away m a78 words
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272 1953-02-24 19 ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN - Indonesia Oppose s New Remilling Plants ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN By Standard Special Corr BANDJERMASIN. S. Borneo. Feb. 13 Indonesia flatly opposes the establishment of new remilling plants and views remilling activity as a serious menace, Indonesian Agricultural Minister Mohammed Sardjan said here. "We have plans to build new smokehouses and272 words
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188 1953-02-24 19 S'pore Textile Re-export Trade Turns To Mid-East l S NGAp ORE textile importers who hov# booked positions with Indian mills for the reexport trade found a new outlet m the Mid- J?i f L COunrrics which last week bought some ■O'OOObales estimated to be worth $6 million. Trade sources m188 words
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Article, Illustration32 1953-02-24 19 photo. Overseas Bank Ltd wutC of the Indian Kiven b y Mr. JlwmsSSi JnnS?^ f h^ our at a dinn^ Kuala lumpur(F?om left/ Sir a 1 <& 1 1* m "^ant m StandardStandard - 32 words
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Article176 1953-02-24 19 s £»n«fcnl Market Reporter RUBBER prices m Singapore improved by J cent per lb. on a quietly steady i market yesterday, first gr»de rubber for March shipment closing at 79 cents per lb. Quotations opened at 78 cents per lb. on a quiet market, cent176 words
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Article142 1953-02-24 19 MR. Ewart Brisbin. managing director of National Carbon (Eastern) Ltd.. Singapore, and Chairman of the board of directors of Evercady (Australian) y td ret urned to Singapore by Qantas Constellation with i his wiie yesterday after a long stay m Sydney. Mr. Bnsbin left Singapore142 words
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Article112 1953-02-24 19 DAMASCUS. Feb. 23: (AP) A Japanese trade delegation headed by Shinsv.ki Asao President of the biggest Japa- DCae Steamship Company hns arrived here to negotiate a i trade agieemcnt win the Syrian authorities During its four-day stay m Damascus the 14— -strong dc'.e- gation intends112 words
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Article38 1953-02-24 19 HONGKONG. Feb: 23—Special Standard Service Closing prices on the Honekong Ex change today were $15.95 to £1 slerline: $6 ***** to US$l: $1834 to Malayan $1: $0,225 to one Indonesian Rupiah: Gold $280.12") to one tael.38 words
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Article29 1953-02-24 19 THE U.S Export-Import Bank has granted a US$3OO. 000 000 loan to Brazil to help Brazil liquidate its commercial dollar debt with the United States.- A.F.PA.F.P. - 29 words
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Article121 1953-02-24 19 THE produce market m Singapore was steady m the copra section and dull m coconut oil with small business passing. Copra was transacted at $402 for March shipment and $39 for April with buyers for March at $40} and sellers at $41 per picul. Buyers for121 words
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252 1953-02-24 19 tion motorists positive blowout prevena «J5 Pr Ve v' tS the company held a £~ira »on here, putting the new tube .h.ouVh its ?»..»h -ht* U PPed WUh the new Ulbl was d'"yen nh s b oet spfke b CkS a d252 words
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Article119 1953-02-24 19 CLOSING ruhher prices (cents per l\> m Singapore veslrr<l were: Buyers Sellers No 1 KS s Spot Loose 77; 78 s 1 No. 1 K.S S 70 W! No. 2 RSS. 741 75 No. 3 K.S.S. 70} 71! Tone: Steady quiet, alter steady. UN SINGAPORE. Mon The urice119 words
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Article822 1953-02-24 19 SINGAPORE. Mon.—Malayan industrial shares were steady today. There were more inquiries for tin shares but rubber shares continued to be] idle, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association. Buv^rs Sellers Alex Brides Pref 2 15 2 50 Ords 4 10 4 20 AtlM Ice 12 25 H2.S822 words
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Advertisement86 1953-02-24 19 Read The I Independent Morning Newspaper 9 Thit morning doily is published m Singopore ond is circulated throughout South -East Asia. "Singapore Standord" is devoted to local news ond I pictures I In addition, it carries a world-wide coverage. I 'Singapore Standard" features erticles with a mou appeal I ond86 words
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Miscellaneous62 1953-02-24 19 B^B^B^BM h> V v -^^^BB^^e^Bßß VA^^av .^■gVJßMßr'B^.^aaSH^^B? BBBBlßVitfidß*a^B*2 I^MSBV^ j<i>.^fc. 4 bbsbbbbbl -^saf»l^^ a -*f r -'^T*' 'art^ L*ffjT«WK T^vflanXaßHs^^BßK^ bbmljbll jtMTtf-TFJ 1 '^B^^tMsjaaV BBBBBBBJ .^B^^BvK? i^'^i v A. sV|V fleaSßßra^BSß^l^^^^^Bß ~^K^ BSBBr BB^aaTa» J ai BT BT w 1 w dm a iS* HSf 1 sassßß^RaV* S^tSß^B^sa^MßaßWa^Basß^BM^^^wSSii^TWlHw^^ Ffl B62 words
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Miscellaneous365 1953-02-24 19 ASCI2B' 9 am P irwin 'CSAli'9i Bam Ml \l \lK\\ W* TO: igora Phuket. Bang[l Ml Bam m;ii»\ INDONESIAN AIB WAY! i<> GAMI Ut 45 a m Jdkd.to C.A346--ii»tK\l'lo\ \IK >»R\I(KSTO: f Kljang. BatU Pahat. Malacca. Kuala Lumnui tSlf4l 2 pm. \uni\ \l \|\l \N \IRW W S 1 ROM:365 words
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Miscellaneous510 1953-02-24 19 I SHIPS IN HARBOUR Bantam 42 T? Tera:uas il Indrapocra 2 Letitj- L .vke5 33 34 I 8 15 l tew Y I'l i < k i 8 r HKAM: Tun Sona U >ffi"j HMS KKPPH, IK)(K: Moi;b Kah Rajah Brooke. Ho^Mi^llSS: MALACCA ENIERTAINMSNT 1 ™M: A.ujddta 230 6 915510 words
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Article126 1953-02-24 21 BALTN'G. Mon— Kiilim District Oflßce Tennis party brat Baling Tennis party on 'Friday, at Bniing by six eames to two/ The results (Kulim players mentioned first > were: Syed Sheh k YatfajS beat Che Shueib Rodr igo'6-4. R-3 I Anthony Hunt lost to Sarat Sineh Jatiada126 words
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Article53 1953-02-24 21 OAcc bearen of the Rajaji Sports Club elected recently arePresident— X. Rajangan; Hon. Secretary— A Sivalingam: Asst. Secretary —U. Thiagarajan; Hon. Treasurer— S. P Kasi; Hon. Auditor N. Suppiah; Sparta Capt. X Kumar; (.round Cap.— G Marimuthu; Committee— P. Kanthasamy, P. Veimgopa!, K. A. Wahap. K. Ramachandren, K.53 words
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Article, Illustration62 1953-02-24 21 Messrs. Lindeteves (Malaya) Limited, agents for Evenrude outboard motors, were hosts at a dinner at the Happy World to celebrate the success of the Evenrude team at the recent Ouiboard Regatta. The picture shows Bob Cornelius, drinking out of the challenge trophy donated by Mr. Aw Chens Chye for the62 words
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Article83 1953-02-24 21 MANNHEIM (Germany) Feb. 2A. <AP>— Tommy Kono ol America beat the' world weight lifting record for midoleweights again here on Sunday night. The 1952 Olympic lightv/eight champion who recently moved up one class m weight Jj£«J a totalol 412.5 kilograms (J)n7..-> pounds) m the three Ulympic83 words
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Article25 1953-02-24 21 KAJANG, Moii- Nilai Sports Uub. travel: ing down to Semenjih for a football match during the weekend, beat a Semenyih XI s—o25 words
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555 1953-02-24 21 Louts, xummsoN, «gi»...~~ v™ C r Die R>an l P Forel n S P°rts Editor twir h£i Ub *5 d »w knocked rat m W?tim° stlrt!^ P <Blt his mnut m last Louis was stopped by age more than by his opponent. Rocky Graziano.555 words
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Article146 1953-02-24 21 KAJANG. Mon- The fifth annual general meeting of the Ulu Langat District Football Association was held at the Broadrick Club. Kaiani? with Mr. N2 Bow Thai 0.8.E.. JP. m the chair. M 1^ n Jl ajl Abdul Aziz bin H 3 Mohd. Khamis U)islrict Officer146 words
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Advertisement104 1953-02-24 21 "_JNOTICES____ ltd. j tR/ cd m S ngopore) p 0C 1.,n9 Co«s for Bottles J given tHat the obove cose?, j on be inspected at the underj ire protected by British DC taken forthwith ogoinst I fit ringing the above patent be made or using such rnt of the potent104 words
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Advertisement192 1953-02-24 21 TENDERS FOR MAKING IP OF I MFORMS FOR POSTAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT PERAK. TF.XDERS are invited for naking up uniform clothing. shirts and trousers and turn a I trOUSSn for the year 1953. 2. All materials will be sup- 1 plied by the Postal Services Department. 3. Tenden must be sealed192 words
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Advertisement672 1953-02-24 21 NOTICES i THE PENANC TURF CLUB SPRING MEETING. 1953 Saturday, 7th March. 1«r,3 Wednesday, 11th March. IH.VI Saturday 14th March. 195:{ ENTRIES Cose at l2CTc)ock Noon on Wednesday. 25th February, 1953 Application Lists for SUBSCRIBING MEMBERS forlhe Financial Year lst SEPTEMBER. 1952 to 31st AUGUST 195.* aie now open ANNUAL672 words
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Advertisement799 1953-02-24 21 I SITUATIONS VACANT .Applications nrt* jr-'it*'« '>■ the post* of Engineer R...,d Construction; (b> three dosU <!f Manager Seasoning D'r>. is d limber I-nprrgn ition PJ.mts n Selangor. Porak and Johore. TtZ nrst two appointments will r>« made immcr],ately and the thi-J m July Ifts3. All appointment! would be for799 words
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Miscellaneous80 1953-02-24 21 jjj"^ /Oi,BCn V.HAT 3^4^A4sS£Vr: /vS~ T^ <^^f^ SOME LOO- IS TOILOn-;^ T ,vt ftEL |P« SMtGAVEHEj\A3c-ON J S»£ MUSTN'T «NOM V^=^ iSalJnZ'* A -^'""U- ME. HE'LLBE HERE IN r .A[>V ft /^f P*" V N r^^Pi aPPREOATE X TALKIN" ABOUT, f N^ 1 i i<. >.^ j llCttw tr>trv ,rf80 words
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Miscellaneous337 1953-02-24 21 r»I)\\ r-SQfOTATION: Round numbrrs ure alwa>< false •r.Ksnxv roSTKISfSHft Foilo* routine and ordinary procedure*. Maintata toot Vouiiibnum despite obstacles Don't venture anything new or Im •SJu**" Be KUardcd f^«» VOI'R Mil: 11-|>\ I) AND KIKIIISK.N ARIES— M.,:, ai lo A pr:l lj_ faeeK a tempor., ry rh:, :iRe of environment337 words
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Article484 1953-02-24 22 Flooi! Relief Soccer Ts* s ~*l COMBINED Europeans (SCC, Dutch Club and Rovers) went down to a Combined RAF side by three goals to one m a trial match on the padang yesterday, and no one was happier than the Europeans themselves about the484 words
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Article, Illustration440 1953-02-24 22 FIRST time since his visit to Malaya. George Pallett, the senior British AAA coach conducting athletic courses m Singapore, was impressed and the I athlete who impressed him was the schoolgirl sprinter, toinhoyish Joyce Deans. Joyce, who gkimmed over hurdles over and over a:440 words
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161 1953-02-24 22 BATU PAIIT. Mon.— The 3rd Alßfohore Chinese School Sports will be held a' the Public Padanf, Batu Pahat on June 4 and 5, included m the programme ot Coronation Celebrations. This was decided at a meeting held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Batu Pahat161 words
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Article122 1953-02-24 22 THE twice-postponed Nee Soo M Garrison hockey fin-jl 1.0--tween MBTC and GHQ Field Records will be played today at the Garrison. MBTC had a hard Struggle to reach the final, playing no fewer than five matches, and arc determined to win just one more. A122 words
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Article46 1953-02-24 22 ST. PATRICKS School trounced th e Presbyterian Boys Srh<»ol by seven goals to nil at Siulnp yesterday. It wu.s practically a one-sided Kamo. with St. Patricks superiority unchallenged. S( orvrs wer c John Reutens 4. Cordon Aerla. Mark Sta Maiii :«tul Reggie Gomes.46 words
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Article95 1953-02-24 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Moi. An age limit has been placed on schoolboys and girls participating mi n the first Perak badminton championships for school children. They must not exceed 20 year*/ old. Following are the dates for the Perak junior championships: Junior tournament April ?3 to95 words
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Article, Illustration47 1953-02-24 22 The South Korea Basket Ball team reputed to be one of the strongest m the Far East, arrived m Singapore yesterday for a series of matches m Singapore and the Federation. Their first match will be against the SCAAF Red team tonight at the Happy World stadium.47 words
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Article88 1953-02-24 22 ADELAIDE, Feb. 23 (ReuterAAP)— South Australia virtually assured themselves of winning the Sheffield cricket tournament today when they forced Western Australia to follow-on. When stumps were drawn Western Australia, m reply to a total of 466, had scored 214 and 146 for four wickets to88 words
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Article, Illustration58 1953-02-24 22 Thru Mud Rain CONNIE Fisher, the Singapore nurse and keen cyclist, battles through the mud to win the women's event at the Singapore Island Ramblers Chinese New Year cycling carnival at the SCRC on Sunday. The picture, by Joseph Soh, shows Connie at the beginning of the race, wearing sunglasses58 words
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522 1953-02-24 22 Spore Track Work By WINDSOR LAD RYEGRASS. a half brother to Kingsway, sire of Kingport, Selangor Gold Cup winner, provided the best workout at Bukit Timah yesterday morning when he returned 56 2 5 sec. for the half mile and 39 sec for522 words
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Article250 1953-02-24 22 AN emergency meeting: of the Star Soccerites will be held at No. 4, Roberts Lane at 7 p.m. tonight. All officials including the team captains, honorary coach and the honorary auditor, as well as all footballers, are requested to attend. On Saturday, the Star Soccerites will250 words
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Article46 1953-02-24 22 THE Singapore Hockey Association Junior Knockout final be* ween the University of Malaya and Wanderers Sports Club on the Padang yesterday had to be stopped after '.iQ minutes of play when a heavy shower made further play impossible. University were leading twoniL46 words
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Article67 1953-02-24 22 THE following will represent the Singapore Recreation Club m friendly football matches against the Marine Department tomorrow. Tarnpenis Rovers on Friday and the Rovers Sports Club Monday J. de Silva C. Nonis. M. Wright. A de Rozario. R I Henderson. A. W. Fox. S Ori ton, R. Stevens,67 words
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377 1953-02-24 22 TOKYO, Feb. 23 (UP)— Having failed to win a single gold medal m the 1952 Olympic Swimming events at Helsinki, a bitterly disappointed Japan is going to start all over from scratch m a determined effort to retrieve honours at the next Olympic games377 words
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Article288 1953-02-24 22 NEW YORK, Feb. 23 (AP)-Tour retn m ,h, International OlympV Committee decided to kL h Olympic Games into the Southern Hemispbere for th^ first time and picked Melbourne as tlie host rih Z 1956. Two months from now, the lOC (tii| toln fh decide288 words
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Article25 1953-02-24 22 AS TIN unfit for club ■<■ that all mat* h ground f the honora Singapore Associate Liang said The be nt for25 words
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Advertisement268 1953-02-24 22 €orona i7«Ji Tour tontem READERS of the Singapore s, n i Most Popular Sportsman or str? Wl th**. who ill I be honoured as an 11 og^;'" 1 1 v < this, land Co attend the Co,,,,, ■nr., fft ,H«, during May and June this veYr lni ni| ii. Tn268 words
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Miscellaneous52 1953-02-24 22 SINGAPORE ISTER SCHOOL SOCCER; SES r SABS at SJI: Rl r SJI at Rl: VS v BSS at Farrer Park; ACS v JEC at ACS. SOCCER: IRC V QHQ Fdrt-lt at Farrer Park. ATHLETICS Palleit's Course <it Victoria School A.-'M p.m. BASKETBALL South Korea v SCAAF Reds at Happy World52 words
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