Singapore Standard, 18 April 1953
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Title Section11 1953-04-18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD 1(,,. Ml 2»* SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1933. DFLKGG11 words
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Article66 1953-04-18 1 MALAY BAVK IN SADDLE ibleMajority nfXOl -»uth Africa. I!'). Premier Mulan's NaParty, won a tion victory en it was a ;its in the r.ure than former eant five wer tion (by y) and I n wealth. that the i won d Party Eleven but Governrity c! majority -he Na- igl66 words
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Article20 1953-04-18 1 don Corr dec; iggestion Governor reform ire setcon e R into the y 'hello.' till tiio20 words
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Article18 1953-04-18 1 ailant at- 1 violinist n iron bar .day after V the Ger- d Strauss. was hurl18 words
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Article277 1953-04-18 1 B O M B A Y. April 17 (H ter).— The Bom!>a v Leitive Assembly today"with- press facilities from Bombay i leading daily, the independent Times of India holding that the paper and ts tor committed a breach of the House privileges. By U9 votes277 words
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Article, Illustration47 1953-04-18 1 r.^-ASK* 1 Seoi'cj picture. MISS Wong Shue Fun of Kenny's bookstort, Kuala Lumpur, got the autograph o\ Mr. Ad!ai Stei'enson on the carer ol Aa American magazing bearing fetj colour photograp)>. Slie requested th? autograph irhen he walked by On bookstore on Thursday. Yong PengYong Peng Seong - 47 words
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Article259 1953-04-18 1 TOKYO. April 17 (UP).— The Tinted Nations agreed today to resume Korean truce talks under a formula that would insure against forced repatriation of any prisoner or stalling at the conference table. The United Nations' note, dolivcied at Panmunjom this morning, called for a liaison259 words
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Article25 1953-04-18 1 PRESI DENT Eisenhower s Challenge 1«> Russia on wor.d peace and armament reduction is onlv the opening round in an all-out -peace ofTenMve.25 words
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Article56 1953-04-18 1 LONDON. April 17 (UP) Soviet Ambassador Andrei Gromyko is leaving his London post and returning shortly to Moscow, authoritative sources reported today. H e will most probably be succeeded by 47-year-old .Jacob Malik, formerly the Kremlin's representative at the United Nations in New York and56 words
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Article34 1953-04-18 1 OVER a thousand mem >ers of the Thai tribe, lining W Burmese territory near the Thai border. evacuated into M; a e i district. Provinre Chiengrai, exfteme north of Thailand. U.P.U.P. - 34 words
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Article30 1953-04-18 1 FIRES in a factory and apartment house only two miles apart killed at least 18 persons in Chicago wi Thursday. Another 2<) factory workers were unaccounted for.30 words
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Article105 1953-04-18 1 FIELD Marshal Viscount Montgomery has suggested a supra-national body to direct western policy in the cold war. He told a news conterence in Ottawa on Thursday tha clear political direction is a necessity in the western world to .prevent the risk of war through miscalculation. He105 words
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Article52 1953-04-18 1 HONGKONG, April IT, (UP) Three intoxicated Australian soldiers threw a hand grenade into a cafe in the Central Japan naval base city of Kure. No one \yas injured but Japanese police immediately arrested the trio after a struggle starting another tug-of-war with the British Commonwealth authorities52 words
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Article22 1953-04-18 1 MR. Anthony Eden, who had a major operation on Sunday, has developed tonsil it is w tfl lever. Router.22 words
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Article23 1953-04-18 1 MOVIE director Robert Ro>>ellini and Princ-e Aly Khan have entered Italy's tough, dangerous 1. 000-mile mot o i race. UP.23 words
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Article, Illustration103 1953-04-18 1 LONDON. April 17 (AP).— The BBC announced yesterday that talks by the Queen and Winstcfa Chfwhill will climax a <lav of Coronation broadeastfng iUt June 2 on a scale "never Wfore euvisaficd. Churchill w: bi at around 2055 GMT— 2O minutes before the Queen103 words
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374 1953-04-18 1 MURDERED Drove To Their Deaths In A Jeep Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Fri. Communist terrorists in Perak savagely murdered an entire jeep-load of Chinese civilians five in all near a Chinese tin mine in Chemor shortly after noon time today. It was the most brutal atrocity committed against civ'tliani since374 words
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Article181 1953-04-18 1 Bv A S|HVij| CoriTspund<*nl THE Poli ii I«a ei t in i* a ri t •< cording to a reliable source k»*« offered to buj the COntrovorsial Finnish tanker Wiim.i Which has l>ccn anchored off Singapore foi nine weeks with i i irgo nf Ki.odd iqqi181 words
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Article28 1953-04-18 1 TWO Royal Air FbTC* plafi,^ are to fly over the Ncjrth Pol# four times next month rariving skilled navigators trained for high latitude navigation Renter.28 words
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Article40 1953-04-18 1 Last night s boxing at the Happy World Stadium: Harry O'Sullivan (Australia) lost to Lim Kco Chan (Singapore) on points. M;»\ Murphy (Australia) lost »o Rig. Padernal (Manila) on points. Jimmy Balnea (Australia) drew with Paul Cheng (Singapore).40 words
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Article22 1953-04-18 1 PAKISTAN'S Governor-Gen-eral Ghulam Muhammad h;i> asked Mohammed Ali. Ambassador to the United State-. t>» lorm a nw government. AP.22 words
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153 1953-04-18 1 PARIS, April 17: (Reuter)— Vietminh Communist rebels have made a second attack on a column of French and Laotian troops withdrawing from the outpost of Sam Neua, Laos, to a security area in southwest Indo-China, the French press agency reported today from Hanoi. Several regular153 words
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Article76 1953-04-18 1 Standard Staff Reporter A CONFERENCE will be held at the Istuna in Kuchinf on Tuesday to consider questions of co-ordination of policy and administration m matters of common concern between Sarawak, North Borneo and Brunei. The Commissioner General will take the chair at -he Conference,76 words
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Article37 1953-04-18 1 A PERIMETER rurfew hj Ivcri imposed until furthei notice on the town of Ki i Kerling Htm Village, Ulu .s> .m^ur F.s'.itr .irjfi i ling K t.ite in the Ku.ii.i K Di>tn. t ">i Sttaogor,37 words
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Advertisement4 1953-04-18 1 JALA LUMPUR NNANf/ iilii!iiiii|!!!i|iiiipi4 words
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Advertisement25 1953-04-18 1 Him*' 1 GIFTS tnr Any Ih>r**9»m easily golvcd If you only rail at Tk# NOVEUT Y.tom 18, North Brfdte Road Phon€ 5123. S pore C.25 words
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Miscellaneous18 1953-04-18 1 DOG'S 4$ HEAD [9 f 1 f m it Ik y^ _^r M—' 1 f T V. -"aiMiT18 words
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326 1953-04-18 2 Lets Have The Best City Councillors THE PIANO in Singapore's Victoria Memorial Hall is quite adequate, the conductor of the Musical Society's orchestra, Mr. Gordon Van Hien told The Standard vesterdaj He was commenting On the i suggestion by Mr. Louis Kent-' the concert pianist who326 words
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Article48 1953-04-18 2 Standard A RARE SIGHT in Singapore harbour, this floating police station, belonging to the Marine Police, was in port yesterday. Named the Hans; Tuah", she is a pontoon type houseboat, normally based in the Straits of Johore. She is here for reconditioning and refitting. photo.Standard - 48 words
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Article37 1953-04-18 2 A Singapore watchman. Gurdip S:ngh, was tentatively j charged in the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday with murdering another watchman. Subah Singh, on Thursday night in D'Aimeida Street. He was remanded until Monday.37 words
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Article92 1953-04-18 2 THE Singapore Battalion of the B<\vs* Brigade will hold its first Battalion Church Parade this year at the Presbyterian Churv'h. tomorrow at 10.30 a.m. The sermon will be by Rev. R.M. Greer. The Battalion will fail in at Queen Street, in front of Raffles Girls'92 words
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225 1953-04-18 2 PRICES FALL SO FIRM IS INSOLVENT THE DROP in prices of goods and the high interest paid on loans borrowed for the running of the business were given as reasons for Tong Cheong and Co. Singapore, becoming insolvent at the end of 1951. I This was stated yesterday bofore the225 words
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Article493 1953-04-18 2 Tight The Reds Here First' v Standard Staff Reporter MR. ADLAI STEVENSON yesterday frankly told off 1 1 proKuomintang leaders. "Even greater efforts are expected of you in defence of your own country here in Malaya/' he told the leaders who represented about 100 associations493 words
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Article, Illustration112 1953-04-18 2 A WKLL KNOWN Singa pore contractor. .Mr. Yang Sin llua. proprietor of Nan yang Structural To.. Ltd.. (i?*d at 1 a.m. yesterday from a heart attack at his Holland Koad residence. He was t>3. His firm has been respon siblo for the i (instruction of barracks112 words
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202 1953-04-18 2 V?!Fr S ore Pubhc "'"a"""* Office will show two pre-Coronation films free to the public, sUrtine Irom today at the Film Censors Office. Maxu ell Rn»/ "Royal Destiny" a 15-minute featurettc. gives the public an intimate life story of the Queen from early childhood toD.T. - 202 words
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Article30 1953-04-18 2 MR. JOHN EDE, General Manager of the Singapore Cathay Organisation and secretary of the Progressive Party, returned by air yesterday after spending four months' leave m Britain.30 words
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Article256 1953-04-18 2 Standard Shipping Reporter A LUCKLESS Finnish seaman. who has been sentenced to stay on Ixiani 'he tanker Wunia for the duration of her itay im Singapore because \\e paid a "friendly visit" to >.up in harbour, thinks that he has been treated too harshly. The seaman,256 words
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Article27 1953-04-18 2 Johore S«a &-outs will hold talentime competition at Bukit Zahrah S<hool at 8.30 p.m. today and on Sunday in aid of the Sea Srouts Fund.27 words
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Article79 1953-04-18 2 A SEAMAN. Sheik Oomer. told the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday he deserted his ship because of fear 3f death. "The serang of the vessel always assaulted me,*' he alleged. Oomer pleaded guilty to deserting his ship, the Stanvac Palembang. while the vessel was at79 words
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Article149 1953-04-18 2 DR. Walter Johnson, a member of Mr. Adlai Stevenson's £u& discussed with Prof h.H.G. Dobby, and 11 Honours geography students of the University of Malaya yesterday Jnd unity m Malaya. The students gave their individual views to Dr. Johnson and suggested th« creation at national schools,149 words
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Advertisement197 1953-04-18 2 tastkrfrMfhh ore simpk /'k 'O prepsreV FISH yjf i »»b Cook'n^cM Clco« tk« M Wf ,l. f witk tip lr MlI tKf bo,| ond drop tK, R* h fc, J them kr w T K tn rrm<> St.ve w,th o |t on<J peppcf for »Su cooking tfcfe^ ...6nd for best197 words
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Miscellaneous75 1953-04-18 2 Weather trUF^Sy™ Temperature: V2P pm on Aar 16 to /iSLf on Apr. 17 Siiif aporr <75F>, Penanf (74F) Kota Bahru (74F).^ U ala Lumpur !tlf|' IP (73F) Kuan tan Maximum Temperature: Apr. 17. Singapore (9tF) <93F). Koala Laramir \9\Y\ Ipak (91F). Kua*uT 9*F) >f ■taiafall: front 7Jt aJB lo ?Jt75 words
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Article, Illustration367 1953-04-18 3 mvr A i»r,^ ta u dard Staff Reporter coins and as f number »f collectors of old tender currencv ™*es which are no longer legal Settlement Mr Ch^ Peng Yam, has a Straits was hTnrW h Panted on Sept. 1, 1898. The note to367 words
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Article33 1953-04-18 3 FOR DRIVING In a negligent n.anncr at the junction of Jalan Omri and Jalan Meriam, Atan bin Haji Sira: was fined SBO by the Muar .Magistrate. His driviiig licenct was endorsed.33 words
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Article56 1953-04-18 3 A FOREMAN of a Singapore engineering firm in Tanjon^ Rhu, who went to check the stores on Thursday discovered that engineering equipment, including brass bars, cast iron spools and galvanised iron sheets, amounting to $1,200. had been stolen from the premises. The thieves entered the56 words
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143 1953-04-18 3 BELIEVING a rumour that they would be required to give blood for the Singapore Blood Bank, 170 Chinese schoolboys stayed away from school on Thursday. The school, a Governmentaided primary Chinese school at Woodland*, had. in fact, been advised that a health team would143 words
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Article, Illustration231 1953-04-18 3 Chain Of Fire Stations For S'pore Planned FDgLFD THE Singapore Fire Brigade aims u'rimateiy to have a chain of fire sto. ns throughout- the island, the Brigade Engineer, Mr. J. Angus, told The Standard yesterday. By next year, two moio new ire ItatKMU would be built, one a' Bukit PatohStandard - 231 words
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151 1953-04-18 3 Banish Me, Youth Tells Magistrate A YOl'Nd [ndoncsi in l> I bin Mukii. ed in the Singapore Fourth Crin l) i Court 2i i konths' SOllllHMll t>r lo'i'uii^ driver, iaid that I to be b i > This, the M.i-: I would l>e looke by \U j cm. Ma; Tiiji,151 words
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Article280 1953-04-18 3 Continuation Schools THE aim of the Singapore Education Department is to convert all the 11 Government afternoon continuation schools into regional schools as soon as possible, said the Director of Education, Mr. R. M. Young, at a press conference yesterday. With three more schools, Geylang. McNair280 words
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133 1953-04-18 3 THE Old Boys" Association of the Presbyterian 8. >.-,s■ School has been re-organized and is now called the Presbyterian English Schools Old Students' Association. Membership is open to all old students of the Presbyterian Boys School, KUO Ctiuan Girls' School. Drybur^ l > English School and133 words
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Article78 1953-04-18 3 A NEW S.M'.',;ipore Malay school built by the islanders of Pulau Bwkom Keehil. under the sponsorship of the Pasir Panjang Rural District Committee, was oponcj last month. Mr. R. M. Young, Director of Education said ve>.terda.\ that Government provided the furniture and the only teacher the78 words
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Advertisement84 1953-04-18 3 Snvvi€*l Of few* I IS H O E S r //^>//r choice from the following:- i 112.00 10.00 H Footwear Dept Hardial Sinqh^ sonsLtp KIDDIES^U)VJE BOVRIL .WPgk SANDWICHES ro/? <OUFORT, PLEASANT, I $LfiI!OL\DINGS AND MODERATE I TERMS SE/ISHOZIE HOTEL TELEPHONE: NO. *****. \-I COAST ROAD, SINGAPORE, j MiKIMOTO CULTURED PEARLS84 words
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Advertisement80 1953-04-18 3 l/*#-f YOUF r^fSy dentures K±£/ NEED THIS SPECIAL CLEANSER it tpxialiy •uinufcctured to cleao artificial «eih Undo the thorough, Mk S^ Marching, fd absolutely aafcMp. m •■yg'rfjfed actior oi f&£*^^gp Stendcnt. 61ns *nd Main* disappew aod^"MbL. 3 dM •m«t leu cr«TtOi f?., iG^MHfefe^&^H la cleaned of t»«r> fsgMmtfl&&&4 Tn cleaning80 words
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Advertisement51 1953-04-18 3 LOWEST BARGAIN FOR HIGHEST VALUE aft IWe Defy Comparison ARIGL 1000 cc. xikoo.oo ARIEL 500 cc. RIGID FRAME IHMuM ARIKL 500 cc SPRING MIAMI: lISSMt ARIEL 350 cc HIGH) FRAME lIMMi AIJIKL 350 cc. SPUING FKAMi: IIiMM s^A* Distributors* George Lee Motors I. id. 200, Ckmcnceau Aie. Phone 5330, oXJ'J,51 words
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Article, Illustration42 1953-04-18 4 photo. i GIRLS from the Primary Class of Bukit Bintang School. KuaJa Lumpur enjo>ing their drinks at the picnic in thr Lake Gardens on Thursday. just before the first term i school holidays began. StandardStandard - 42 words
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Article59 1953-04-18 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Agreeing with the detencel counsel. Air. R.P.S. Ra.jasooria. that the evidence of the complainant wa* contradictory, the First Magistrate. Inche Ismail, today, acquitted and discharfird a labourer. Ponnusamy, on a 'harqe of causing hurt. He was aiieged to have stabbed he omplainant a felJow- nrr59 words
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285 1953-04-18 4 Case Of The Stolen Lottery Ticket' KLANG, Fri.— Accused of stealing a Malayan Indian Congress lottery ticket, No. *****9, which won the first prize of $20,898, Karuppanan and Kandasamy Pillai were acquitted and discharged by Inche Harun, Klan£ District Court Magistrate. The magistrate said285 words
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199 1953-04-18 4 THE Singapore Improvement Trust needs immediate drastic "spring cleaning" in its present system of allocating flats. Mr. S. Jaganathan. a City Councillor, told The Standard yesterday. H e said: "though the chairman of the Trust Mr. T i p F McNeice, contends that the present199 words
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Article46 1953-04-18 4 UNDER the auspices of the Overseas Pakistan League of Singapore "Icibal Day" will be celebrated at a public meeting on Tuesday at 430 AiTif !t W i!J b^ held at the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society in Geylang under the chairmanship of Mr j Namazie.46 words
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Article42 1953-04-18 4 LONDON, C" 17 L -l ndO rh. C TSL P<m<fe f Spor tUiB LONDON TIN ZZ J||j h*" *715 Mr to* Jon./Mor. IS!* bl| y <r £7^5 sellers. Moy ci.f. ill? WjHwnent Price: £730 s Afternoon; 70 tons.42 words
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473 1953-04-18 4 ALLEGATIONS that certain signatures in a petition sent to the Singapore City Council were forged were heard in the Second District Court yesterday when a tormer police corporal, Ahmad bin Mohomed Yotim, faced three charges of forgery. The first charge was that he forged signatures473 words
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Article, Illustration42 1953-04-18 4 Certificate For SJAB Long Service MRS. KOH Keong Tuan receiving tbe rib- I bon and certificate for j ber St. John Ambulance Brigade long service medal from l>r. G. Ilarl- das. Commissioner of St. John Ambulance Bri- gade in Siaranere. assa terday.42 words
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Article82 1953-04-18 4 APPLICATIONS are invited for a Major Agricultural Scholarship, tenable at the College of Agriculture Malaya, for a period of three years, commencing June, 1953. Candidates must have reached their sixteenth year and not normally have passed thoir twenty-first birthday. They must hold a Cambridge School Certificate Grade82 words
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Article44 1953-04-18 4 CANDIDATES for appointment to the Horticultural Divi£jon. Part II shall hold the National Diploma of Horticulture or the Kew Certificates or a specialist qualification acceptable to the Public Services Commission. The salary scale I™ P^"^ $510 x 30A/B/ <80 x 3QA-1.Q20 p.m.44 words
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Article172 1953-04-18 4 72 Get SJAB Awards NINE out of 13 S:r]g;ipore St. John Ambti :in- e officers awarded long tervice medals turned up to receive their ribbons Mid certificatei from Dr. G. Harid;i>. CommittkMMf of the St. John Ambulanet Br:--tjade. at the n tquarters of the organization yesterday. Dr V, Tham one172 words
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Article198 1953-04-18 4 THE Dircrt.i: Potts, Singapore. aniiotnic.fi |hc foil revised schedule for the Mobile Post Ofltai rn .1 Apn! |7: Monday: Bukit Timah Village 1 9 a .in. i«> MB a:i\»> Jurong Village 1 10 IS i" 11 am.). Ttengah Villa* 'l to HI p.m.). Yew n198 words
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Article34 1953-04-18 4 A SINGAPORE hawker. Lee Seng Hin fell into the Rochore Canal shortly after 4 a.m. yesterday and was rescued by a taxi-driver. Taken to hospital, he was treat* d as an outpatient.34 words
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262 1953-04-18 4 K AL v\ MI>ll( ln v several incidents betweei thr fe Terrorists in thr FewtraUta p lerrorist was killed, lit hll to tin the Sixth Battalion. Main Regimei Yesterday mm n• West Kent Regiment in Btk engaged Nffltral Communist U site which still had262 words
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Article45 1953-04-18 4 roKvo r IAFP i i linkuhn:> April 1 Hilh i and i It. i of M nun*- Mr.i I tr.i sour* i's I M- \n\\ porl- I ,<« I Oil nmp i^ ii prrpat K Com; ves.v« I. fa oil45 words
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13 1953-04-18 4 2 Youngsters give Evidence -Get Praise. 1 tave a pn>M 1 I R13 words
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Article61 1953-04-18 4 S 'pore Art Show Opens '\'E of t« aturci ol S the lnoreaM'.i xn Mine the tnd war. said the Oft. i tenng the > Ml W. L. Blyilie. y«t« he opened Un- fourth .(■< n exhibition o! I K< v Art Soeu y it British Council Hall. The txhibUion61 words
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Article116 1953-04-18 4 THE KUALA LUMPUR Flying Club will continue to press the Government for a decision on a subsidy for the Club, stutes the Club's .annual general report for 1952. At present the Government has not yet been fit to provide any financial relief other than116 words
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111 1953-04-18 4 BLTORE Worn Thean Yee I >ok poison -n n:s room in Upper Crou Street, Singapore, he wrote a nuie. The note >a. d that he was io:ng to commit suicide "for lbs tecond time because life would be miierable if he had to continue111 words
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Article99 1953-04-18 4 SINGAPORE'S $200,000 Gandhi Memorial Building in Race Course Lane, which will be officially opened by Mr. Malcolm MacDonald. on April 25. is the first of its kind built in Sou'.h-East Asia. Ihe building has a library containing the works of the late Mahatma Gandhi, and99 words
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Article57 1953-04-18 4 FIXES totalling $2,545 were imposed on offenders under the Food and Price Control Ordinance during the month of March. The courts convicted 37 out of 49 prosecutions. The offences were failing to display price tag?, failing to maintain daily records, selling incorrect grades of57 words
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Article53 1953-04-18 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. Plans are being made to give tuberculosis patients in the General Hospital special treats during the Coronation. Mrs. M. Glendenning, the matron. has applied to the Johore Bahru Anti-TB Association for assistance to enable her to give extra rations to these patients53 words
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Article31 1953-04-18 4 MR. Y.C. KANG. of the Ipoh Rotary Club, gave a talk on the object of Rotary to members of the Johore Bahru Rotary Club at a tea meetinx yesterday.31 words
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Advertisement198 1953-04-18 4 a aunt** of Chinese M y HUA MU LAN $e§^ *#5^ WARRIOR MAID HUA MU-LAN wo< o young M gul living quietly of home r^"* when her fothet was con&cript- cd for the ormy. Knowing he J^^T^^§^^7 was in ill heolth an6 coufd ft '-Jf Vw /xm 7( not «tond198 words
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Advertisement71 1953-04-18 4 Opening Tomorrow r The World Famous I "j Ifrj^k "BUSCH CIRCUS BERLIN" I ifl Be sure to he there. Ji Junction of Victoria Street Manila Street |\.t 1 Rates: |Jf% f^U^f Adults: Sperial Bok $IT> 00 Rin side SIOM I < Reserved) (Kesrrved) T^ Ist. Class J«i..*«. 2nd Class $3.M;71 words
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183 1953-04-18 5 FOLLOWING the arrest of a Malay, alleged to be the leader of Singapore's "swimsuit gang," in Malacca, Singapore police suspect that another armed member 1 of the gang is still at large. The gang had been respon>i- ble for at least (i\ e am ed183 words
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Article, Illustration370 1953-04-18 5 Develop Regional Trade In S-E Asia, Says Adlai —Photo by Kuala Lumpur. Standard Staff Reporter A NEW determination among South East Asian countries to ensure their independence and resist domination either by Communism, Colonialism or other foreign control is noticeable today, declared Mr. Adlai Stevenson Democratic U.S. Presidential candidate, atLee & Sons - 370 words
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Article, Illustration217 1953-04-18 5 8-ft.High Ceilings Allowed POURTEEN block! of Singapore Improvement T rust houses in Alexandra Road. will have reilings only eight feet high instead of the previous minimum of eight and a half feet. Thi> was Jecided at a spcial meeting of the City Councillors yesterday The approval mi given by the217 words
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Article153 1953-04-18 5 .TOHORE BAHRU. Fri An order made by th e Mentri Besar, Juhore. under an Emergency Regulations was held to be ultra vires by Sycd Othman. Magistrate, Johove Bahru. The case was one m wn n Lee Eng Chip, a shopkeeper of Gelang Patah. was charged in153 words
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Article88 1953-04-18 5 MR John Batten has been appointed by the Federation Government and the Colony of Singapore as Information Omcer to the staff of th e Commissioner for Malaya in Lond °He will take up this post on June 15 and will then leave tor Malaya, where he will88 words
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Article152 1953-04-18 5 Critics Of Procession Ignorant PEOPI.F who had criticised the large expenditure on Coronation celebrations by Singapore Chinese were exhibiting their disloyalty arid disrespect for ihe British jrown, to which they owed much, said Mr. Tan Lark Sye last night. He said that of the few million dollars that wou d152 words
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Article23 1953-04-18 5 S 'pore Assizes THE next session of the Singapore Assizes will be held in the Supreme Court at IU.JO a.m. oti May 4.23 words
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Article156 1953-04-18 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— News that certain agency houses have sent circulars suggesting a cut in staff salaries is very disturbing said Mr. V. M. N. Menon, General Secretary of the All-Malayan Estates Asian Staffs Association. He pointed out that no reduction can b e negotiated156 words
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Article96 1953-04-18 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri— An all-time quarterly record was reached at Port Swettenhum last month when 232,266 deadweight ton.*> of cargo tfcie handled over railway wharves and the foreshore in this port. A second record was reached when 218 foreign-going ships railed at Port Swettt:ihan during the96 words
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Article124 1953-04-18 5 IPOII. Fri.— A 6« year-old Chinese, Chonff Ring, leisurely walked out of the mai» Kl te of Kanthan New Village, near Chemor sat down about IB yards from the special constable on sentry duty, took out ft penknife and started to cut his throat. This124 words
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Article, Illustration38 1953-04-18 5 MK K NAIDI thr City (oum il\ nrwly appoint rd KsUblishmrnts Offlrrr (Labour), fir will advise th<* Count il on all problems rHatinK to its 10.000-stroDK labour fort*Mr N.iiilu was formerly a Labour Offirei in Jnh<ir<>.38 words
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Article63 1953-04-18 5 POUR-MAN <" egation >•' Singapore Potto Deolei Employee i nion, under Ihe chairmanship of Mr S J nathan. will nrieel thi Standard Vacuum Oi! Company t sentativej foi n age i eiotiatkms, on Apt il 22, at u> p.m. The union recently save a i.) .i63 words
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Article94 1953-04-18 5 OXF. thousand and t*:fcjhx h.m<irod icbool children fium i''i schools representative > eveiv kind of ichool in Sin gapore will take part in .t sporial Coronalioi. pageant on June l at Jalan Bcsar Stadium Among them wi'l be a rivjii ot 500 head* d by Mi Pan! Abishefteiuid^n94 words
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Article94 1953-04-18 5 POLICE TRACE 3489' SINGAPORE Police Investigating thr double death at the Empress Hotel have ascertained that the number 3489' written on 1 a piece of paper found in waitress Tsenjs Wai Cheng's purse. Is that of the phone number of amusement park restaurant nan toM i Standard a'though94 words
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156 1953-04-18 5 AID FOR THE MALAYS Fed. Chambers To Give Views i IPOH, Fri. The special committee, set up by the High Commissioner to study th« part Malays can effectively play in the economic life of the country, have invited representatives of the European, Chinese and Indian Chambers of Commerce to a156 words
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Advertisement294 1953-04-18 5 EBB u\\\Wm^m\\\\\\Wm\\^ ft9F i« wbo tike AS>*O /l| *_A ;,bUM fh *y r /\\Lt»\ >^&k j her tnow H»e»e tablets will y£?_t2__s3Kik ya rtlief v«ry soon. Jhtiy §re wor\4 famoat fot fovor. {jC j, tablet it in 'Smitapo* ißffiHSjS?/ mO i, climate cjnnot affect m z^££* thcif freshnett and ttrengHi.294 words
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Advertisement111 1953-04-18 5 .^^PV^^^^^B^ 4^r^ i^l No matter what jrour income group, whether you're a private serretary or N».\j copy-typist, you'll find that there's a V v/>i SERVICE Rolex model you can afford. Ask Ml Pri(le a:i j >. lM Je rnaik lhe R Rolex dealer to shov/ you (he Ro'ex ran«« c111 words
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Article745 1953-04-18 6 "W ITH the emphasis passing fairly quickly from military to political needs, all the old communal suspicions, individual jealousies and distrusts are coming again to the forefront. The Malays are accusing the Chinese of planning to seize political as well as economic control. The Chinese counter745 words
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Article249 1953-04-18 6 BED SORES AND NURSES Sir; Re your leader in Wednesday's edition of the "Singapore Standard**, may I point out the basic differ* ence between a Trade Union and a Nurses 1 Association? The biggest weapon in the armoury of a Trade Union when i* really comes to a "show-down* 1249 words
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Article70 1953-04-18 6 Sir;—l shall be grateful if you will allow me, through your columns, to request persons who are serving, or have served, in the Middlesex Regiment and wish to attend the Middlesex Regimenal Association (Malayan Branch) annual Albuhera Dinner on Saturday, ltith May. 1953, at Kuala Lumpur, to communicate70 words
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Article518 1953-04-18 6 Sir; Anyone who has lead the so called "blueprint" for a parliament proposed by the UMNO and the MCA on Saturday Jast cannot fail to see a complete vindication of Dato Onn's analysis of the political situation made recently. Firstly he emphasised that Chinese politics and indeed518 words
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Article, Illustration900 1953-04-18 6 Sir; I congratulate you on the fairmindedness that underlined your editorial of March 21 under the heading '"National Congress- 2". The call to a roundlable conference, which the seven lientria Besar and nine selfsty ed public leaders issued, should be viewed with suspicion. The suggested roundtable conference900 words
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1316 1953-04-18 6 ANDREW ROTH - COUNTERING ASIA'S MILIT RY REVOLUTION ANDREW ROTH By IF President Eisenhower a* peared to greet the Sine Soviet peace moves ove Korea with somewhat mor friendliness than his Secre tary of State John Foste Dulles, it was at least parti, because he- is also Genera Eisenhower as well as Presi1,316 words
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Advertisement126 1953-04-18 6 Saturday, April 18, 1953." I SINGAPORE tiger STANDARD INDEPENDENT MORNING NEWSPAPER. HEAD OFFICE: 128* Robinson Rood. Sinfopore. Telephone Not: *****—***** Coble ft Telegroph Address: TIGERNEWS, Singopcr*. i BRANCH OFFICES x LONDON > Room 222, The Times Building, f Printing Houte S quote. London, E.C. 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 45126 words
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Advertisement34 1953-04-18 6 SPECIAL OFFER OF MANHATTAN SHIRTS IE QFFEI ONi; K'l oI MANtIATTAN WIUH -m'"* 10 hi: solo OH $8.50 eaclt (ii'iiui />ii< <• r/j/^ /5 an oppottumtv not k Am liable in I( 1 EXCELSIOR I34 words
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101 1953-04-18 7 Hook Caused UK'S Worst Tube Smash ,ON DON, April 17 *r\ en pound B^SrMM •>" the end .l*' 1 nrr smash two underb mrl Iraiw l hi ds| y s 1 s Mated at a ta«*9 here l uJS y p~»!s died *t d injured in the 41 h nn101 words
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65 1953-04-18 7 IT (ReuFina n C e ta >..im D" -hi rday it was d Pakistan 8 t and I ree-day det I ill, he said count] >me on out- es durI c the i oved :ents t!i as the t v various ild judge le65 words
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Article25 1953-04-18 7 I Nazi concennnmmander, Fritz ised of th e warei uf thousands of tais yesterday on witn«»*« at he ordered the f. *h children.25 words
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259 1953-04-18 7 a Bra!!!!,!! resolution designed W VCd unan '">ously truce negotiations at Suntm kMP the Korean and «h: V Wes h tern r t^ron ll a na r ity Russia since the start of the cold war t£ f olltlcal i»ue Announoement of the259 words
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Article68 1953-04-18 7 PARIS. April IT. (Reuter) M. Henri Van Vrendenburgh, Duch Secretary General of the North Atlantic Council. declared yesterday that the firm goal for NATO's forces in 1953 would be above that of 1952 in quantify, but above all in quality. With the Secretary General, Lord Ismay,68 words
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Article182 1953-04-18 7 HANOVER. April 17. (Reuter). -A British judge began an inquiry here yesterday into ine evidence on which Major James Michael Calvert "Mad Mike" of the Burma Chindi's was convicted of indecency charges. The inquiry i s a camera. Mr. Justice Byrne will reexamine the evidence182 words
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Article83 1953-04-18 7 FOREIGN AFFAIRS DEBATE LONDON, April 17 (Renter) The Government plans to hold a foreign arlair9 debate in the House of Commons in the week after next. Prime Minister Winston Churchill will probably be the principal speaker. The debate was requested by Opposition leaders at question time in Parliament yesterday. Mr.83 words
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Article, Illustration64 1953-04-18 7 THE Egyptian Cabinet was "up in arms" when this picture was made during weapon training now being undertaken by the Cabinet. Photo shows three of the ministers during their first day's training. Left to right: Dr. Abbas Ammar, Social Affairs Minister; Soliman Hafez. Minister of the64 words
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Article34 1953-04-18 7 FRANCE and Britain in the U.N. Economic and Social Council appealed to the U.S. yesterday to lower tariff barriers a> a step to cure dollar starvation in the rest of the world.-^AP.34 words
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Article201 1953-04-18 7 MARTIAL LAW IN 5. IRAN IMPOSED TEHERAN, April 17.— The government yesterday imposed martial law in Shlraz, south Iran, after an attack by demonstrators on American Point Four aid offices and homes there. The demonstrators stoned the American homes and offices and destroyed Point Four office files. Foreign201 words
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Article87 1953-04-18 7 Ike Slightly III— Food Poisoning SALISBI RY, North Carolina. April 17, (AFP).—President Eisenhower is suffering from a mild attack of food poisoning. White House Press Secretary James Hagerty said here last night. llagerty made the announcement a s Eisenhower was on his way to make a speech in commemoration of87 words
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Article68 1953-04-18 7 NAIROBI. April 17 (Reuter) Appeals on behalf of Jomo Kenyatta, the iormer president of the Kenya African Union, and his five associates sentenced to seven years hard labour for Mau Mau activities, are expected to be lodged with the Supreme Court her* on Monday. Mr. D.68 words
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Article228 1953-04-18 7 MANY MEN In their fifties undergo an emotional "change of fife" that often can lead to suicide if untreated, a U.S. navy psychiatrist says. The condition, said Capt. George N. Raines. Is wmewhat BS TJS'Si Uje.'-AP. A FI FET of transport hellcopter •ill onload S228 words
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329 1953-04-18 7 IKE'S PLAN WELCOMED BY WORLD LEADERS LONDON, April 17.— Western Europe greeted President Eisenhower's foreign policy speech warmly yesterday and there was general hope that it would evoke a favourable response throughout the world. It was felt that the President in underlining that co-operative and constructive world pence remains the329 words
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Article78 1953-04-18 7 TUNIS, April 17. (Renter) Only about half the «lec torate If :aking part in Tunisia's first natior)-wid« «]<i tions which are being boycotted bv Nationalists, preliminary flgurti disclosed yesterday. Out of an elerfora of 67,110. Who had a right to vote, in the first thr«« days78 words
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Article117 1953-04-18 7 BUENOS AIRES, Apt:. 17 President Juan Peron terday instructed proVincia fovernon to start a big clean lup within .he Party and administration "to protect decent men againsi calumny and slander." He was speaking at the close of a three-day conference of provincial governors held117 words
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195 1953-04-18 7 NEW YORK, April 17 (UP)— A former Russian secret agent revealed today that the Soviet Ambassador to Iran is directing a plot to capture the Middle East for his Kremlin rulers. Lev Vasiliev. former Soviet economist who spent over six years In Iran doing195 words
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102 1953-04-18 7 Pre-Coronation Drive Against Vice Under Way LONDON April 17, (UP) Wiih little fuss and publicity. London's police, aided by allied military officials, are moving Into the "wicked West End" for a big pre-coronation clean-up of vice and crime. With typical British conservatism, London authorities decided 'o spread the campaign over102 words
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Article78 1953-04-18 7 LONDON, April 17, (AP)~ Actress Vivien Leigh wa.s moved to a fecret hideout yesterday to convalesce from a "recurrence of a lung complaint." her agent disclosed last night. He gave no further details. Miss Leigh, wife of actor Sir Laurence Olivier, spent several months in78 words
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Article65 1953-04-18 7 HAROI D WILSON, former Labour president of the British Boird of Trade, last nigh 4 urged revision of the list of strategic goods Ih.it must not be exported to Communist counti ie.« Reutrr. Peklnf Radio yesterday announced that China hail invited Britain. Ovlon. Japan. India. fasJeMesM and Pakistan65 words
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141 1953-04-18 7 LONDON. Apr i ltj. [tin ter). Bri'ain wi sav «,i ntd until the threat of \\<ir ims gone. Lord Lisle and Dud •f. Minister for Air i the House of Lord? last nigh' "Even if there hag been slight thaw in urn nat141 words
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148 1953-04-18 7 I OS ANGEI ES 17, (AP)— All 81 < f a burning Bn' ih f 1 (he Menesthc is, 1 boats in the P> yesterday and later were s i v n. American vessel th;it rttpi ed to an SOS. Attempts were being n148 words
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Advertisement80 1953-04-18 7 j^^^^|^^^^^^^^^^^^S™k_ (hristine Heani Uvr Ist Wolf Call t In o new chapter in next Sunday's ""e, Christine Jorgensen tells of the lament which completed her sex trons- She tells how she began to live •9Qin, Q$ o WOMAN! And sh« heard a Wol coll/' her first. She reveals Dr. Hamburger's80 words
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Advertisement62 1953-04-18 7 ■■■K: Jmweifll KH Hb ySt&'&Lf!' :v??v: ■^■^.■S%SSS6S&' ■'■'■:'y.-*9 Jir'lHßK' ''-Vio*" Vjvvt* I*X***'***Mjl &&£i V*:§?:v:i :^BS '^^^BSR BK :<:': wSa»3eS3&x-W' SBMNHR^fI K :>ii:-»: tOCvwwMvwPy 4BHB HfifP^^^ '3^Hl H^r 1 .~ff9flßff-Tr(ll?llfimn itIhMM^BB»M B^Bm mmt' \^^^^f -i '^^^^^a >^uSnimMl BSf .v^B^BF .v. viJSiii>:>-' >^^B .^^3^^SraH^BMBKBBJBBBB^^"^ i.4BF :^:."^¥;vJß^^mßM Dr Lloyd T. Korti« 26-year old62 words
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Advertisement98 1953-04-18 7 J ■ML "MODERN MISTRESS Range Well known for its efficiency combinee 1 witk economy i« g fu«l consumption lumi wood or co«l Hot plere Set S ler§e better eyeninf*. Oven it ko«h .d« J end d«« •> modi entirely ef cast Iron, witK e bright refle<- r J »or lining98 words
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Article99 1953-04-18 8 GLASGOW, April 17 (Renter) The Queen launche. l a new ocean going royal yacht yestertlay and christened it Britannia. The yacht was one of C >ionation year's secrtta. known only to the Queen and a fewofficials before the launching at Clydeside docks. A 4,000-ton ve>sel which99 words
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Article52 1953-04-18 8 BANV.KOK. April 17. (AFP) -The American Military Advisory Group in Bar^kok is negotiating with the Thai Government for the sale of a 4,000-tan cruiser to the Thai Royal Navy, it was reported P!anes will also be purChased from the United States m.v the Thai Royal52 words
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Article29 1953-04-18 8 BANGKOK. April 17. (AFP) A former U.S :tjO-ton patrol boat, renamed the Longlom. will arrive here today u a present to Thailand by the LJJ Government.29 words
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Article25 1953-04-18 8 A NEW radio-te.ephone service is now being operated hy Cable and Wireless Limited between Hongkong and .Jakarta and Barvi mg, Indonesia. ports LINES ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article, Illustration424 1953-04-18 8 'THE BEANSTALK' IS EUROPE'S BIG NEW INVENTION The Italin Mat car and plane factories in Turin recently started production of this new single-engined turbo-jet plane of all-metal construction, the Fiat (i 80 The plane has a top speed of ,V>i> mph: a normal range of 000 miles with petrol tanks424 words
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Advertisement688 1953-04-18 8 At»ent« ANGLO FRENCH BENDIXSENS LTD. ILL: K Lumpur 311 S'pore UBSI/I P Sham t95 Malartu 45<i Pea»ng 875 FOR II K./C ONTItf ENT S*por« P. S'harn Prnanf t Be nlaw^rs for Havre, London, Rotterdam In ttApr lir m-ifurh for Genoa, L'pool. Antwerp. Hamburg. Cldn^. 7 *?0 -!!Apr M IfApt Renvannocb688 words
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Advertisement618 1953-04-18 8 (Also bookmc aceota t»r ki m «;i\.c.paj IKKIV M I UKPIBTI d>i Bagan from Djakarta tr u utf.\Bri-BE» \;m Kit- h»-i« k troa Be iwan foi Paemhang \nr i«i l>eii Aor in L-iwui toi Pontiana^ L*ouaa ifladjl trom p jn fingkawani pr from ■Ur-.0.V.' K Amtwn1 and Ba.i ports i,.618 words
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Advertisement426 1953-04-18 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Regular Sailings to China and Japan from Singapore Port Swettenham Penang Also direct Sailing* from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan Due Spore Due Penang From "Anking" Apr ID Apr 21 Hongkong "Yovhow May 6 May 8 Japan. H'kong Sail* Sail* Penang S'pore tor Anking" Apr426 words
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Advertisement600 1953-04-18 8 EAST ASIATIC li "PRETORIA for Ba ,«wok K ob€ Yokohama... Melbourne. Sydney (not loading lora' car?o) <•„ •SELANIIir for Ban«^ r "SONCSKIII.A for Bangkok U.m 1 "JAVA" foi Uj.karta *L k Ok I o1 Hongkong "ASIA" for 3ar,«kok K Sa:, ''N I Hongkong. Manila. Kobt Yokohama I j SAILINGS TO600 words
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Article, Illustration71 1953-04-18 9 RUBBER SUPS CENT «..-i ic\eni iour photo apor; BBER P r« h SingSfSSwsS future sav«T« n the near it ;e i "manufacturers trade Vn? 0 View '^t the ">e market °".2 Ue O SUpport prices. around present •ibiiant and cautious I Mr hi st, venson former U.S. presidential candi lessonStandard - 71 words
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Article26 1953-04-18 9 RSS Loo«« Buyera Sellers Noi 1 RSS ga 1 June gl gl July sopt. g 1 g| July Sept. fob. 67| 67J Tone: Qu;ct.26 words
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Article66 1953-04-18 9 TAIPEI, April 16 (AFP) The Central Import and Export Bank of Japan h;is granted a loan of U554, 000,1 MM) for four years to the Centra! Trust of China for {he establishment of a nylon and rayon factory on Taiwan. It is the fust lime66 words
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Article18 1953-04-18 9 IT—Spet Closing f Hongkong Ex- 515 78 to £1 M H.834 $0.1960 to one Hupj Gold18 words
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Article61 1953-04-18 9 JOHANNESBURG. April 17 (Reuter)— Mr. Frank Neale president of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, yesterday predicted widespread adjustment! in world economy w;th a general lowering of prices. Share markets In other countries would be disturbed he ■aid. but South Africa had everything to gain and nothing61 words
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81 1953-04-18 9 I V April 17 (AFP) Filipino merchants Managed to wrest control of the import the Chinese and Americans if 1952's busies trench are any indication. Filipino 2 crabbed the US$lB2,--o! the put a notion len have ratry with ra com- -how that rters .pped US$lO2,--,n81 words
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Article79 1953-04-18 9 SUBSTANTIAL orders for the products of T. Harrison Sons Ltd.. a British firm of motor spring manufacturers, have been secured as a result of a three-month business tour carried out in the Far East by the firm's chairman. Mr. William Thompson. Mr. Thompson found that79 words
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Article101 1953-04-18 9 TOKYO. April 16. (AFP) With increasing possibilities for an armistice in Korea, Japan's big three s»eel-makers Yawata, Fuji and Japan Steel are planning o import coal frorrv Red China and Soviet Sakhalin. The Communists, however, insist that coal should be paid by Japanese exports of galvanized101 words
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Article, Illustration51 1953-04-18 9 Trailer I For Ttvo photo. A tiny trailer built to scale for ti nv French cars by an Orleans, France, manufacturer is shown at the fourth annual Sports and Camping Show on tbe Left Bank of the River Seine. The trailer weighs 275 kilos, i s equipped for two personsU.P. - 51 words
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315 1953-04-18 9 ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN - ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN By BRACKMAN, Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, April 17.—While jingo nationalist and Communist-front groups cry for a rubber-for-rice barter deal with Red China, Indonesian Agricultural Minister Mohammed Sardjan has issued a warning that Indonesia's rubber position in future years may well hinge on315 words
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Article276 1953-04-18 9 Downward Trend Of Entrepot Trade Causes Concern Standard Market Reporter THE deterioration of imports from Indonesia and the drop in the rubber and tin prices are having adverse effects on the economy of the Colony. Singapore must maintain its entrepot trade without which its Importance will farie276 words
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182 1953-04-18 9 MANCHESTER. Api I |7. (Rf iter> Briti-h export were preparing t >r competition from Japan, the fin;!!icial editor ol lanchester Guardian wrot« t(»fJ;iv There were t^u reasons for this change in tiiidinc prospects, this ronunentator ;irgu« <i "One is a rtcenl Anglo-Jap* anese asreemrnt to182 words
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Article103 1953-04-18 9 THE produ e n arkel Singapore was qu in a'! <-#<•- tions with small businesi i ing. Prices of copra and inci oil remained unchanged from the previous dav'« Copra had bujri i at S-4 1 i and sellers 5424 pei p foi April shipment. Coconut103 words
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Article113 1953-04-18 9 COMMODUT PEICES CLOSING rubber purrs (rents oer u> is Singapore on Friday mere; Buyers Sellers No. 1 R.SS Spot loose Mil No. 1 R.SS. 61A K| No. I R.S.S. ■1. Ml No. 3 R.SS. Mt Tone: Quiet SIMiATOKr:. Kri The prire of tin today HIS :'.XI» |MI |)M 111 I113 words
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Article185 1953-04-18 9 BINOAPOBB, Pi i Malayan sliiii'o maikti ■'< ady in and Ind todaj, both i '.wris lmprovenu rttl in q.; Rubber iha tin neg i v<i C.iangcfi P •i re INIII STBIALI rinverji filler* ('•ill Tin 8 t FraM /w N« I rU. 220 ■> K.-njf185 words
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Advertisement109 1953-04-18 9 i rl^^ !l i ACHIEVEMENTS In a world of competing claims Longines can state these simple undeniable facts.IBrst revult for tirninu FVFR a< r r<i by irrilt-watch at NFITCHATEL Observatory. LONGINES \\iit,h No *****7.^ 'i POINTS S'andard of absolute pr^ i 0 Q Best resiilt f<>r !i;ninj; F\'ER a' >v109 words
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Miscellaneous364 1953-04-18 9 'HS8sBS5s_j__fcf_lffi SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: Exhibit. on of works by local Hitista at British Council Hall 9 a.m. to j 30 p.m. SIKH PtKTIMDI! SABHA YOI'TH SECTION: Debate at Khalsa Eng::sh School 7.30 p m. VWCA: Little Women's Club 10 30 a m. YMCA: Chess club 3 p.m: Tahletenn;s practice 3364 words
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Miscellaneous366 1953-04-18 9 <MLlO4> 6.50 a.m. Kuala Lumnur. Inoh. Talpfng. Penang. Medan (MLIO2) 731 am. Penang. Bangkok (ML3O6) 7 .5»> Pena-ig. Kota Bahru (MLII2) 830 am Palembang (ML2l5> li am. Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh, Penanß (MLISOI 2^o p.m. Kuala Lumpur t.MLHO) 345 u.ni QANTAS BOAC SERVICES TO: Jakarta, Darwin 'EMSI4) 7 am Calcutta (EMSOI)366 words
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Miscellaneous354 1953-04-18 9 9.33 p.m. R.2 ft. POIi SUKTIKNHAM: 828 am 12 2 ft: 8.34) pjn. 12 1 It. PENANG: 3.7 am. 8 It; 39 p m. 71 ft M NRISE AND M'NSKT IN SINCJAPORK 6 30 a m. >l NSKT: 6 3'J pm. KLANC ENTERTAINMENT LIDO: Moon Yuen Choon Sek 2 30.354 words
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Miscellaneous468 1953-04-18 9 < OLlski Mi Denver K t r, ande 3. 830 m l.«»k P« The Silver Lining 11 m »v 1 pm. CAPITiM.: Captain P.ia:e J 3<> p.m. LIDO: Mr Sampal 3. 615 i) 15 p m Dictator 11 am HINDI VI AN. Pnudtn 2. ft 3U Jit U p m468 words
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Article, Illustration1179 1953-04-18 10 ITALY It is a waste of time always to condemn American or British or Continental films on the basis that because they are produced in this or that country they must necessarily be bad. Many American films have been bad of course very bad, but so1,179 words
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Article109 1953-04-18 10 DARAMOrNT previewed A Wji o| -he Worlds" to several members of the pres s who were asked to bring along a room-full of children, aged eight to 15. Th e kids with one exception withstood the fearsome movie. It's the same story with which Orson Welles caused109 words
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Article, Illustration275 1953-04-18 10 Star Contest No. 11 Can You Name This Actor? ALL through this week The Singapore Standard presents its eleventh star contest. All you've jot to do ts to collect the pictures and coupons tor all six days and send them together with the names of the stars under single cover275 words
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Advertisement62 1953-04-18 10 lilt COt PON JMI mis in 1 1 >ici. *ot ORDtB VOLB PATTfiBN: lou must enclose three ten rent stamps it you want your pattern cut If j {ion t Ket the Ntninps \ou dont fet the pattern A numbei ot orders have com? i.» me without the siiinn- i62 words
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Advertisement41 1953-04-18 10 DAILY 2 SHOWS 3.30 <!- 7.30 p.m. Happ^ B "MAYA RAMBHA" L, M rTT- "SAILOR BEWARt Soiid.niKini Ra/fu— Ram.i* lh > r n and othrrs m, TONKJHT M'MTE JOHARI J Hf. (Hindustani) MP W >!< Tomorrow Morning Show 10.30 am -PAR A F (IlimluM.im >41 words
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Miscellaneous194 1953-04-18 10 HEAP BIG LOTS O' FUN WHEN PALEFACE SON-SILLY MAN-IS AROUND! ft t^* ft ft ft ft pif f -f A Paramount J V Picture f? >> ft 1 TODAY DAILY! 11l TONIGHT MIDNIGHT! =O soug vt2AavMfV£a^^Bi' Otf^' ■BaBSBEM IT J« W HUTIOX MEEKER I? y\ IDBCRT KEITH -AOOEJEHGOIS rn\>^x-i\ today&da|ly194 words
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Miscellaneous346 1953-04-18 10 mS s 2 r p«H»AV S QtOl\TlON: 1., II 1 J. Paradisr. thr \.h. sa Satan rouM nr\rr find thr J 2 way fntil thr pearork led him in I Lclamt J SATI'RIMY rOR FWRIOM 5 Recheck deci>ion> or plans; 'i>e CM« en route, tact In deuliu. 5 with otherv346 words
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Miscellaneous172 1953-04-18 10 Ihlilff J Sh<, n s: 11/,~ -^^s^l DEFINITELY LAST 3D I Mi* >l I EPIC of I 01. 1 \||ti v pmniii I -the SABRE the ARROW" BRODERICK CRAWFORD i B\KB\k\ H Tod»% I, M)l 1 Tomorrou fi am M,,k n, 1 B^ MOWAID HUCMfS Qf^ ROBERT MITCHUM JEAN SIMMONS172 words
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Article31 1953-04-18 11 IPOH Friday.— The State soccer trial scheduled for tomorrow will be played off on the I poh Padane. and not on the Chinese Av^-mbly Hall ground as i'uited earlier31 words
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Article195 1953-04-18 11 ONPP By EE BOON LEE featcd ttVjXre'ST* 4 Combin <* Schools de Singaporel^tch^ "1 KZ* f their supporter, fe issue was S^bt "tffiTin?, L« in whicl S hort tf* rt u Othm^, no rro? K d hl shot ains t th, 225 b^ r afte^195 words
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Article33 1953-04-18 11 lion Fri— Federation footba,l enthusiasts will not see the £>ou;m Korean team action in the mam towns as negotiations between Ihe visiting team and the Football Association of -viaKnj were unsuccessful.33 words
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Article338 1953-04-18 11 KLALA LVMPUR, Fri— ln a division 1 league £?aU Pi a u yed today on the Ta > lor R«ad sround, the rfr. £u en Wu) sur Prisingly held SIA to a one-all araw. The Indians led by one goal in the first half.338 words
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Article35 1953-04-18 11 OXC riIF.W BEE, \hc Malayan Singapore tennis champion beat N. Kltovitz (>-2. O-fi. t; :i. to win ihc YMCA open angles final yesterday. It wttn a terrific smuggle thruught>ut.35 words
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Article61 1953-04-18 11 The I i represent Shell Spurts Club in a c.;cke: match against ::m- SBC todaj at Paya Let >-. ga i 2.15 p m..— J. D. Maual an (Capt.) T. W Francis E <; Spencer, L. T Frogs;ii. P Puwfes, K. Kru«;eman. I Goonaaegram, G A. Wilson R.61 words
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Article45 1953-04-18 11 TAIPING Km Dahalan, 2nd Malay Regiment's left half, has been suspended six month* by the Disciplinary Board of the local Football Association, few a recent incideni i n the match between th e ftefiment and the Indian Association. Today: Lli. IJfc Ml p.m. 3-1945 words
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Advertisement90 1953-04-18 11 Coronation I Souvenirs O s.^apore flag in transfer use on your cars, I Bags, Glassware, Books etc. I [variable in Throo Sizes still Road (Phone 846 17) SINGAPORE. TO -MORROWJ HAPPY wo^ ni^rxAw 29* I AT 9PM SUNDAY april **sT THE EXECUTIONER IN WINE COLOURED GLOVES— jk < NA I90 words
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Advertisement93 1953-04-18 11 SINGAPORE SOCCER SAFA Youth Tournament Pulau Brani BC r Tam pen is Rovers at Jalan Bcsar. SAFA v Korea Team •—Jalan Besar; TBA v Rockhics Div. 2—Geijlang; R.E. Works Services v Woodbridge Dir. :iB at Hospital SC SA v S. Corinthians Div. 3A—CYMA. rJWJ 19 Singapore Turf C lub April93 words
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Advertisement725 1953-04-18 11 AODfOIUKMOff MRS. Allen J. Wu and rannlv thank all T»»end? who attinded the memoruil aanplec of my late hu^b.md and il who sent Moijl ibu und messagag of eor Special to Mr A R GtbMQ Mr 1 MDOUf Soong. \anvan 9 AirLtd.. Rev t S I^u and Singapore Casket i725 words
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Advertisement356 1953-04-18 11 NO I MIS JIMOK TKriINHIL ■CHOOL. eVRNIM. CLASH s. K\L*.MIMt Ko\n. is(. \p(u;i it T'lH r Jot TochnJf x f Oa i Ycai mo--. <.n the 4th M.« V ajaj t i: d IOWJTi- r- I. 1 Constr LI Q tural r i 4 ri -al Enßir.' 5. PtuaJalag irpentey356 words
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Miscellaneous255 1953-04-18 11 F' ".1 1 ■WW C-'SW^9-ThfrSOU>BAr I SHE \N- Ys'EPtE V/-' 7*/* T MM/NG S I YO'CAIN'T GO, Y ??-LJ'L AB^ER^S rJ^ 1^ WW MUSTBJ? H rs-€*f-t .WAV 1 MAM FAVORITE Cv£> /-^6 BO#£S SOM.^f- >O >c RACKELOa iS l^* te. "^B MAH MAMMVrr-ZGCrTA J AW'OJLV. _/a*£-J -AH GOTTA A BAC~255 words
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1342 1953-04-18 12 RACE 1: 2.1 5 p.m.- Class 3, Div. 1—6 Furs 1. Zi'i Many Thanks 4y 9.00 M T-ng Yin Fool K. K. Cheiih Hobbs Flannery J. Obi My Word 4y 8.11 Mi Cieitiij Chong Him M B'keleti Bagby 351 Cliikliv Clkk 5y 8.10 Mr! F. A W. Hundley Dr. Hufh1,342 words
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Article328 1953-04-18 12 Gambar Melayu Is Main Threat By WINDSOR LAD THE Spring Cup run over the mile and 27 yards at Bukit Timoh will highlight today's races, concluding day of the Singapore Turf Club's April meeting. Sixteen candidates will line up for the Cup and the race328 words
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Article172 1953-04-18 12 MANAHIKI. a three yearold Falrey Fulmar geldin? scored cleverly ovrr seven furlongs on the first day. He accounted for I. yon Kin? who won over nine furlongs on Wednesday. He carries 5 lb. less in this althnughd up two divisions. He has scope for improvement and should again172 words
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Article, Illustration171 1953-04-18 12 Scarlet Admiral skipped ni s engagement over six furlongs on Wednesday. He went very impressively in his morning work yesterday and should get the nine furlongs trip. He could improve on his fourth to Individuality over nine furlongs at Ipoh a fortnight ago to head this lot home.171 words
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Article142 1953-04-18 12 Scordance was a very creditable second to Who Regrets, she led right up to 50 yards from home before being beaten. She sets 5 lb. more. With scope for improvement she is capable of raising her winning; flag in this. Rice King will run Seordance close. He was142 words
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Article185 1953-04-18 12 Coronation Taur Can test DEADERS of the Singapore Standard will choose the Most Popular Sportsman or Sportswoman of Malaya who will be honoured as an Unofficial Representative of this land to attend the Coronation Ceremonies in London during May and Juoe this year. The Contest which will last three months,185 words
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Article124 1953-04-18 12 Windsor Lad Gay Reveller Goodwood Z MANAHIKI Htl TIP MVNmiiki 1 Best Jlp M.mv I \ywiJJ| m Caulfleld Manahikl Heil Tip 8. ADMIRAL 4. \DMIR\I \n\nit w Honolulu Malek/Hiirh Mii,kV.i^h SCORDANCE U I\D\ < OKNhR hTuuTTnTk Indflible ImlHlhir 'liU-J" r^% SKVKR \u iokv ENTERTAINMENT Illoviii Gamhar Melayu Uoodrot*-124 words
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Article177 1953-04-18 12 MYSTIC MELODY met one better in Northern Circuit on the first day. He was not disgraced as he gave 12 lb. to the winner. He now meets Northern Circuit on 6 lb. better terms for a half Jength be-iting This should enable Mystic Melody177 words
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Article178 1953-04-18 12 Try as. fourth to Cinecolour, sets 3 lb. less. He may improve on his last effort. Tryas went impressively in his workouts during the past we*k and is retaining- his Kuala Lumpur form when he accounted for Fine Run over six furlongs in a class 2 lot. Toucan,178 words
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Article87 1953-04-18 12 A CORONATION C will feature th c s.- Turf Club Coronation I on May 2A, 27 and SO ra t» with $30,000 B Ukei a cup will he for hor* I, division I, over 7 1 With added money whi< expei ted to top rive figures87 words
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Advertisement67 1953-04-18 12 CORONATION TOUR CONTEST i Sponsored By Singapore Standard-Alfred's Coronation Souvenirs I Mr./Mrs./Miss > i (in block letters) is the MOST POPUI.AK Sportsman/Sportswoman of Singapore and the Federation of Malaya. Date m Mark envelope: Coronation Contest J^i"^ J *V*^ J^j~un_in_n_- u ji_rx^'i^>^x_r»^^i-i_ri_r-i i-inn— B B 'a vfl BbV vL I MM.67 words
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