Singapore Standard, 26 August 1953
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Title Section14 1953-08-26 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD V 1 IV. *<>. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26. 1953. TWELVE PACES 10 TENTS.14 words
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Article513 1953-08-26 1 li THE question of whether Malaya I should starve or prosper is intri- j cately tied up with the price of natural rubber, a commodity on I which rests the fate of the country's j I whole economy. The largest rubber buyer is America and ifAP; UP - 513 words
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Article243 1953-08-26 1 Duty To Foot mergency Bil! t l( ,i s (l ti i rrrespondenl K RT in* 'lC'fd I y f_ The price of locally mair.i- cigarettes will oroe increased by 15 -en's icket of 20. The new price will thus be in the region of i for 20 cigan243 words
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Article23 1953-08-26 1 Weather Forces Comet 's Return S ig. 25 (Reui need Overseas ner to rei ii rt iftei it had j i the di--23 words
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Article, Illustration63 1953-08-26 1 photo Proudly holding her toy dog i s three-years-old Princess Mer iain. daughter ot the Sultan and Sultana of Johore Thr family left London's Waterloo station on the first stage of their journey home. They will arrive back two days before the Sultans XOth birthday and fourUP - 63 words
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200 1953-08-26 1 TEHERAN, Amg. 25 (UP)-Iran s outlawed Communists campaigned to overthrow the Shah todav hut the government said its tanks and troops controlled the nation. The Tudeh (Communist. Party Central CommitUttered the streets with pamphlets denouncing tlit- royalist coup that ended the rule of200 words
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Article36 1953-08-26 1 BKIRUT (Lebanon) .Aug. 25, (AP)— Tiie Charge de* .Attdirs of the Czechoslovak {ation in Beirut, Mr. Karel Stanek, has asked the British District Commissioner in Nicosia for asylum as a political refugee.36 words
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Article24 1953-08-26 1 FOOK Peng Mun. a ..2-year-old motorcyclist was seriously injured In an accident in Kcppel Road, near the Singapore Railway Station, last night.24 words
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Article18 1953-08-26 1 Know land In Tokyo Senate Republican leader William f. Know and of California arrived in lokyo yesterdav. UPUP - 18 words
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Article77 1953-08-26 1 33 Escape Unhurt TELUK ANSON. lues Thirty-ihrec people had a miracu'ous when an o'd nibbe r tr*»e crashed a--ros^ lh? road and fell on a bus l*»tr yesterday evening The bu s was fO__n_g o wards Bagan Datoh afier yest-M day's heavy rain, when a77 words
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Article57 1953-08-26 1 SANTIAGO. Chile. Aug JM (UP)— At least 45 person. were known dead today in the woist storm-, to hii Central Chile and Western Argentina in Bi years. Tht- I■ e t fatalities were reported fron. Las I enas. a station on the Transar.dean Railwav57 words
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Article, Illustration14 1953-08-26 1 f*»to. ,1,-d ro,kH wilh ;in«'c ux "i"J. "TUbvSmmmt »t UPUP - 14 words
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Article16 1953-08-26 1 EX-QUEEN Narnman ia asking 1:4.000 (Egyptian! as monthly alimony from lormer King Farouk. APAP - 16 words
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Article15 1953-08-26 1 SIR OLIVER Goonetilleke. the Cevlon Food Minister arrived in Rangoon yesterdav. ReuterReuter - 15 words
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Article117 1953-08-26 1 -FROM PLANE "OKYO. Aug. 23 (UP) Ah 13 ciew membeis parachuted safely at 24.000 feet trom a burning United States B-29 l>oinber befoie it crashed into a Mountain west of Tokyo last night !'h j crew mad t their wav into a village during ihe night117 words
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Article71 1953-08-26 1 FRANKI IN Virginia Au-. 25 (AP)-An F 84 Thunderjet rt«h*er lunging inexplicably out of control while rocketing along at better than MM m.p.h.. plunged into a woods oear here yesterday and wa> ■mastied to bitsNo one saw the pilot bile otif an! so romple'e wan71 words
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Article35 1953-08-26 1 LONDON Aug 25 (AP) Britain came up today v.rh the "bOby jet" intended j mainly as a low-cost engine for light mil-taiv helicopters. The engine is 47_ inches J long35 words
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Article23 1953-08-26 1 Sir Winston Churchill had a talk with Lord Salisbury. Acting Foreign Secretary ;it No. 10 Downing Street yefter- ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article89 1953-08-26 1 TOKYO. Aug. 25 <UP,-T.u> Viited States rnay n-- Fur East military headq.iatjrs t^r*Ky**oO»nmmm^^ learned U*^«- Tiab -<JU" e! u*d**m. There are several ieason> for making the move out <^> vere important factor la to tt «i bnai red on> improve U.b-Japa rm fie89 words
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137 1953-08-26 1 JAKARTA, Aug. 2.i (IT)— Prime Minister All Sastroamid.jo.jo formally presented the government statement on the programme of the new Cabinet before the House of Representatives today covering home and foreign affairs. j~ The programme «alls for he return of Dutch-held West New Guinea137 words
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89 1953-08-26 1 Minister Is Due Today VISIT TO FED. MR Duncan Sandys. MP will arrive in Singapore today at *t2.*> pm He will be lhe guest of the Governoi Sir John Nicoll at Government House Tomorrow morning ne wili visi the Roya! Naval Ba*-e Air Station at Sembawan_; afld ater the RAF89 words
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Article46 1953-08-26 1 STOCKHOLM. Aug. 23 Police were searching today for a thin dark man who dr >npod two tear gas bombs on guest* a' a reception yesterday at the Rumanian Legation. The bombs were thrown frt.m a lauding ovei looking the reception room. ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article, Illustration13 1953-08-26 1 Anrf the mejntinir. for Pfte wake keep him off -lndiv foods!"13 words
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Article37 1953-08-26 1 LON DO: Aug. N (AFP>Four men were kdted and 14 injured yesterda in a blaal <*r blazing gj at the Lingdalc ironstone nine, in Yorkshire Five OtJ_ef_ were in aOTMHII condition.37 words
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Article361 1953-08-26 1 A PIER AND A LOAD OF WORRY A PIER and jetty, whir.i should have been completed more than a year a*?o, are costing tinSingapore ratrpixr about SI 1.000 a month in royalty and harbour dues. 1 I *i'\ ia ..-.1.- 1 n illow tankeri t.> supply fuel the Ciiv's new361 words
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Article110 1953-08-26 1 To Aid Malaya whitby. England) Aug IS i. Raja Muda «>f Trenggirm arrived here ye-t bv t> it u fly the method, -if Yorkshire fishermen ;«n t if ihey '-an be ad ipte I tor uaa hi v 1 iya. During the next three IReuter - 110 words
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Article41 1953-08-26 1 BERLIN Aug. H (API A fOUng Ea>t (Iff rn ifl wh<» I Ruaalan lank with < rifl« todav bagaa ta _.ei\v n ol life i nix h'Kinifiii. nnI l -t bj .1 Com m.in: .1 .»urt.41 words
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Article23 1953-08-26 1 THE third lesaion tha Supremo Soviet of the Ki. i m Federation was dm to span lat the Kremlin yeaterday.— ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Advertisement80 1953-08-26 1 Hodrl li VI II frl t, n ,i pa* ment ol jIJHI ei R< HAS* *HtM> ll :i i vfiii*nij. ol S7.i CASH $72">. Central Electric Co. t <Mi turd Kd Phonr fktmm* \iS!P'^\n^e' l/ont you wish )x^^im\ v ou were 3 \V\ rf x\ x .■La. asV/^/ A -^syv/80 words
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Advertisement48 1953-08-26 1 V V. O. B. Old Scotch Wt)iskii PROOUCE Of SCOTLAND Distributor* SCOTT ENGLISH (SEA > LTD SINGAPORE G KUALA LUWPUK 'How happy could I be with either 1 There's nothing like a Guinnessj except another Guinness WOLF BRAND Sole Distributors McALISTER CO., LTD. SINGAPORE, ki m.v LUMPUR, IPOH, pttNANG48 words
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83 1953-08-26 2 TO PRF.VENT rep. .-.gainst prisoners of war still •he hands of the Chinese Communists in Korea, all C^-Ws before leaving that tvountrv. signed a pledge i tho United Nations not to divulge anything to the press or radio that may prove mful to their83 words
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Article34 1953-08-26 2 THE 'I B ">. C »mnnuhopes to rui j ler to obAt teeting of -ulv pomn was Mr leo p ha irm.; I featuri commit! among tho musicians enthusiast i34 words
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Article23 1953-08-26 2 A MAIDSERVANT, I trial In Seventh P to a cha gold from her empli Bail of $250 was a week.23 words
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Article, Illustration128 1953-08-26 2 A BEAUTIFUL American baroness who saw Shanghai fall to the Japanese and wa s a soaer-of-war there arrived in Singapore on a Pan-American Clipper yesterday on a global tour. She will stay in Singapore for five days. Baroness (Jarnett de Stackelberg lived for ten years in128 words
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Article219 1953-08-26 2 Two Had $1.3 Mil. Opium Jailed A BROKER, Teo Joon lions, and a lorry driver, Ang Tuan Chuan, were each sentenced in the Singapore Second Criminal District Court yesterday to four and a half years' rigorous im prisonment for possessing 3,000 lbs. raw opium, worth $1,312,000. on May 25 in219 words
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Article73 1953-08-26 2 NG CHER SUA. described the publisher and owner Champagne Post, a Chinese weekly paper, was arrested on a warrant and brought before th e Singapore Fifth Police Court Magistrate. Mr. D. H Chapman, yesterday Nu was charged with defaming Mr. Chua Hian Slew's reputation. Mr. Chua is73 words
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Article69 1953-08-26 2 SINGAPORE Police are still at a loss as to the identity ol an old man who was found hanged in a uublic convenience in a cemeterv on Aug. 13 Mr Choor Singh, at a Coioner's inquiry yesterday, said that as the evidence before him did not disclose69 words
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Article, Illustration46 1953-08-26 2 photo. CHAN JOOaV KEONG. .5 yea r old son of Liew Ah Thin, see a having a refreshing cold water bath in his new home at Cpper Aljunied Road. His father lost all his belongings in the recent fire at Lorong Geylang. StandardStandard - 46 words
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264 1953-08-26 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government will abandon the Bedok scheme to produce more food for the Colony if it costs too much money. The expenditure. The Standard understands, depends on whet h ei the owners of the 1.100 acres of land to264 words
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170 1953-08-26 2 Man Robbed By Off -Duty Policemen Court Is Told THREE Singapore policemen, charged with rob bing an aged man in his Minto Road home of an opium pipe on the night of March 2, were off duty at the time. This was stated by Inspector T. S. Zain. prosecuting in170 words
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Article107 1953-08-26 2 COMMODITY PRICES i* Cl USING rubber prices (cents per lb) io Singapore yesterday were Buyers Sellers No I RSS Spot Loose 641 <U; No. 1 K.S.S. (i4- 651 .No. 2 R.S.S. 621 63i No. 3 R.S.S. 611 621 Tone: Stead v. TIN PRICE The price of fn yesterday \v„s $3051107 words
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Article43 1953-08-26 2 HONGKONG. Aug 25 Spe cial Standard Service closing prices on the Hongkong Ex change today were $15 87 to £1 sterling: $5.94 to US 1 dollar $1,837 to Malayan $1; $0 208 t? one Indonesian Ruppiah; Gold 52W..875 to one tael.43 words
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102 1953-08-26 2 Canteen Thief Makes A Haul Of Cigarettes PULLING away throe pianks a burglar enthe civilians' canteen at Canning. Singapore, by the back and got away with five cartons of cigarettes, worth $49. The theft was discovered by the manager when he turned up at 7.40 a.m. on Monday tc open102 words
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221 1953-08-26 2 GEYLANG FIRE VICTIMS GO INTO NEW HOMES YESTERDAY was the happiest day in lives of members of two families who lost everything they possessed in the recent tire at Lorong Geylang. They moved into their new homes in Upper Aljunied Road. Singapore. These two-room houses were built by Government at221 words
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Article89 1953-08-26 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Amalgamated Malayan Pineapple Workers Union. Singapore, which is seeking the reinstatement of a numtKT of its members, has the invitation ot the employ ers to meet an Assistant Commissioner for Labour. In reply to the invitation, the Union pointed out that if89 words
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Article, Illustration27 1953-08-26 2 A GENERAL vie., of 1 low ros| h, 1 por- Government ,t 1 pper f commodate 1> famil.es who mr uu in Lorong 3 Gey! »n- StandardStandard - 27 words
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Article143 1953-08-26 2 A MASKED robber, armed uitl. llst hacking his way out ot a canteen u sMpped and he took to his he. I Tl Sing. Mr V Brow:. when Mai id bin Ahms m.O.r was charp committing armed robber >;>BB cash, the prop I the NAAFI from143 words
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16 1953-08-26 2 TV >■ For p.m.. !'irmBri: 1 I h R Sl16 words
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Advertisement112 1953-08-26 2 jf' DAVID *NjT f BROWN M SIX TRACTORS AND SIXTY IMPLEMENTS iS ALL BU,LT T0 DO MORE WORK AT LESS COST I There are 6 tractors and 60 implements in the David Brown range, H each one designed in close alliance with agricultural engineers ond iriSu T P aCt,Col a112 words
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Advertisement14 1953-08-26 2 ?-,<*#S -a^_s__S____L Jß _f iT-a rn_K '___B9___aki^ 'Fi*/ -Mir' -ll .1 Hf _-h^^-_---^---------fi-dn----fy^ 18/8/91.14 words
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Advertisement155 1953-08-26 2 M^-rm*M M m ALL CARPENTERS I 9 ft 1 1 1 ttd TRACTORS. F URN IT •iT MAKERS, JOFE'<-S HOEI' Here's amotkei onr of th. m LmbemrmSarimg Wachim to rut tJ nm our CO tof j STEADFAS I j &'^*W* A highly precis. ."*> I cl for a^_ i jointum155 words
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401 1953-08-26 3 0T MEMORIES ARE BITTER THE 22.445-TON troopship, Asturias d3y with 1,367 British Korean war veterans 'iVJi*!!- S ,n 9<»pore yester 76 prisoners of war, who are bringing home with .l. 9 ol o fmorc than two years of coptivity bv tZcl m b,tfer401 words
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101 1953-08-26 3 1,000 Korean War Veterans On Way Home PIOO British ser--1 saw the hght in Korea. Singapore Anurias. e n route home. t: )in II nts thai had tp to > the 1.00 I miles 1 get back." ans rig was gl id it's 1 H >t these men 24 men101 words
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Article, Illustration34 1953-08-26 3 MORE ex-PoWs from Korea who arrived in Singapore by the _\sturias yesterday on their way to Britain They are seen enjoying a glass of beer in the Britannia Club. Standard photo.34 words
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Article118 1953-08-26 3 VARSITY CHAIR IS FILLED Standard -Staff Reporter THE vacant Chair of Social Medicine and Public Health at tli*' University of Malaya has been filled by the appointment of T. A. Lloyd Davies as the n->w incumbent, th e University announced yesterday. Prof. Davies' first dutv is to represent Malaya at118 words
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Article33 1953-08-26 3 THF runway at Sibu. will oe I from Sept. 2 to 14. Dio period no carg I for will be accepted Normal operations will recommence on Sept. 10.33 words
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157 1953-08-26 3 Newspaper Queen Contest Closes On Aug.31 UNGATOm .Newspaper Queen will be judged for beauty si face and formthere will be no parade in swimsuits and contestants may wear any dress they choose, says the Press Pall Committee. The Queen herself will be rhosen by a panel of six fudges on157 words
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Article127 1953-08-26 3 Hussars Return To Britain thf: Ist. Battalion of the W ireestershire Regiment which has served m Malaya for over three year an 1 the i:.th/lBth Hussars are returning to Br. tain this week. Sine. has l>een in Mala th i Rtg m 'ii* h1 1 pr w MBEs. on MC127 words
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Article133 1953-08-26 3 Medical Experts Confer Mirilird Staff IV p. ir 1. -r MEDICAL experts Malaya are among the MM de'e_».i!e*< ittending the fir.t world c inference cal education in Lon lon. Several countries in South--1 a are being re sen'cd. The conference is difng all aspects of med education under the auspices133 words
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36 1953-08-26 3 IV HONOUR if the Indi in nl to Korea, the Singapore Indian community i fivil l i cocktail pai 1 1 tomoi iiv it I 'Indian ciati in B r Road36 words
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Article, Illustration338 1953-08-26 3 Few Councillors inspect RMN Ha At Naval Base MK I C Mr Mil I'm i mount I iliih I ir I <*-rn Divisional Hi ree tor in H I in N.n';.ipore on P«u tMriCII Clipper vrsli-i Ii ti. t.\k-* up in appointment lt-r«* IluriM tin* i.«s~n. r of tht* South338 words
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Article, Illustration19 1953-08-26 3 Two ontrstants for tin* News* paper Queen. Miss Betty Davis (above) and >li*«s OJC, Pereira (rightl19 words
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Article68 1953-08-26 3 Out For WalkRobbed Of Pen FIVE men approa bed two Chinese walking along Ric Course Road. S'.n c.> .ml robbed one of them of a .pen and pencil worth $53, at 1.30 a.m. yesterday. Shortly afterwards the two victim? noticed two of the men .sitting in a coffee shop in68 words
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Article59 1953-08-26 3 THE Sembawang Rural District Committee, which id more money for the British Flood Relief Fund than six other committees. Will be presented a shield on An.;. 28, at 5.30 p.m. Mr. H..1.C. Kulastngha, Le |i*> lative Councillor and member the Rural Board as well as Chairman59 words
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Article, Illustration59 1953-08-26 3 Navy Review photo. THREE Legislative* Councillo rs Uto wn hupectinf the Roy_.il Malayan Navy ratings drawn Mp for review ycUerday. Singapore K.Kecutive and Legislative Councillor* were tourin? the R.M.N. Barra. ks. S-m in the picture arr: (left to il-hO— Mr. M PI) Nair, Captain II. B. H. Nichols. Mr TanStandard - 59 words
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209 1953-08-26 3 Standard Staff Reporter WHII.F. many co-operative societies in Malaya are facing sterner times because of the trade recession, the Singapore Taxi Owners, Motor Carriage and Stores Co-operative Society has made progress since its inception two months ago. Mr. T A Simon pr.*s den I of the209 words
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Article45 1953-08-26 3 Emergency Call —And No Car A CHINI in J i Chlat diii Singap i• i i i hei i when n it t inswer ai il I 5 a.m on Mmd iy. S'ie bai t the i i 'fr-int of h i h>o •th pi45 words
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170 1953-08-26 3 'Malaya's Problems Are Being Ignored' >1 WriIKSTKR, Aug. n, (Reuter).— Todays Msnchesler C.uafdlan contended that whi!# sparring for position was on among a few political leaders, the formidable problems of the relations between Malaya'* twi principal races th»» Malays and the Chinr**. failed to be faced Libers I im M170 words
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Advertisement104 1953-08-26 3 OF THOSE WHO CHOOSE Parker i^^^^^m ***r mmrfSSm** Sfi "________^Z________— ~__~lllZ___---_— k ...WITH THESE n.ed^h^'tie world'" I^'JVK NEW PARKER FEATURES '"only the Parker "51" Pen has the famous Aero- INK-FLOW GOVERNOR m etric Ink System. Filling PU-GtASS RESERVOIR and it writes instantly. Cn a s.ngle filling, tak is stored VISIBLE104 words
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Advertisement37 1953-08-26 3 7t/ a 'ri'Hili'rfii* V u liHvhvhk! __^s_m___ml^m/ 1 n rncan Mr ,re *"> e Vf"^ 1 1 P"" r cn e**a* J whia.fi ool> a liat l\/j\l U mnn uuu cauwN a_.ua t^cOrvVj' ia \y 1 ,u p,oju^-37 words
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Article186 1953-08-26 4 Man To Be Tried For Murder Of Former Mistress MALACCA. Tues.- Shortly alter t Board labourer in Alor Gajab v. allied inflicted 28 knife wounds on his fermei m thereby caused her death in rubber psl fl said to have walked into I pawnshop in186 words
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218 1953-08-26 4 JOUOKE BAHRU, Tues.— Welfare Week, spunsored by the District Welfare Committee for needy voluntary organisations, starts tomorrow. Highlight of the Week, a huge carnival at which the joget modern, wayangs, musical items, sports and an exhibition of arts and craft218 words
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Article103 1953-08-26 4 Morocco Man Blames France AT a presa conference in the Arab Union premises. Sii> .japore. yesterday. Mr. Mohammed Mekki Naciri. Member of the Moroccan Delegation for United Nations and President of the Party of Unity and Independence of Morocco, blame-d France for recent developments in Morocco. After a visit to103 words
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Article106 1953-08-26 4 KLANG. Tues. The Pa:.jmanian freighter Calygera today took advantage of the hi.; i tide and cleared the sandbank on which she had been jtu k for the last 17 days. She had been "maroonr-d'* on this bank about 35 milei Port Swettenham. She Sited herself on her106 words
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Article98 1953-08-26 4 SINGAPORE itself has not changed but the spirit of the people has. said Dr. Car' Wells. American author and globe-trotter, on his departure yesterday for Formosa. a*\fter forty years' absence from the city. Dr. Wells said that in the good old days there wa s98 words
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Article, Illustration227 1953-08-26 4 Kallang Airlifts Sheep OPERATION *B.i, B the airlifting of li<) thoroughbred .Australian sheeo from Singapore to Israel. started j this morning when the woolly !passen 6 .r< were put aboard I BOAC York .freighter 1 Kallang Airport to start the^r i four day air journcv to London. They are the227 words
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Article165 1953-08-26 4 AT a meeting of the Singapore Attap Dweller-* Association yesterday. Mr. Mak Pak Shee, the chair man, reiterated his earlier accusation that the attap dwellers in Kampong Changi had been "intimidated into accepting a resettlement scheme." This charge a dismi d "ridiculoui without foundation'" I165 words
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Article83 1953-08-26 4 Instructor Succumbs To Injuries A DANCE instructor. CC. Loon, (45), who fell 50 feet from his dance studio on the third floor of his home in Ann Siang Hill. Singapore, on Saturday, succumbed to his injuries at the General Hospital on Monday night. Loon had been a dance instructor for83 words
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Article109 1953-08-26 4 PLEA TO LONDON IS PLANNED KUALA LUMPUR. Tue?.— Chinese educationists in the Federation have decided to continue their fight against the new Education Ordinance. The Chinese Education Central Committee of the Malayan. Chinese Association, on which are represented many MCA I officials and teachers and j Chinese school authorities in109 words
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Article92 1953-08-26 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues Chcah Gim Tew. proprietor of a sundry shop at Telok Ramunia in Penggerang, was acquitted and discharged without his defence being called, on a charge of possessing dutiable goods. Cheah in his defence told the court that he did not kno.v anything about92 words
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Article79 1953-08-26 4 FINES totalling $460 were imposed on four men at the conclusion of a two-day trial yesterday before the Singapore Third District Court Judge. Mr. H. A. Forrer. Tay Tee Kiah. Ta v Meng Chiang. Tan Eng Suan and Tan Boon Tin were charged with criminal intimidation79 words
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Article50 1953-08-26 4 A SINGAPORE sundry shop clerk. Tan Choo Sam (30), was found with his throat cut at a house in Balestier Road at about 1.30 a.m. yesterday and was admitted to General Hospital. Police recovered a vegetable knife and two letters addressed to his wife and brother50 words
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106 1953-08-26 4 THE Joint Liaison Commit ec sat up by Singapore's three Chambers of Commerce yet- I'-relay met for lhe first time to discuss matters concerning trade relations between Indonesia and Malaya. Reference wa s made at the meeting to the Federation's Customs Ordinance which cama into efTect106 words
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150 1953-08-26 4 Ten Colony Teachers For UK Varsity FOR the lirst time In the history of the Colony, ten loqualifled teachers have been awarded Government -nips which will take to an English Un;\-'. I for an extra two years' (raining. •on men ;.md three women *'i!l be the first to benefit from150 words
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Article81 1953-08-26 4 SQUaADRON-LEADER C.W. Comi Officer of Sydney University Souadron, w:i: act as navigator for the Queen's aircraft during the Royal Tour of .Australia next year. Announ og Vie appointment -rciay. .Mr. W. McMahon. .Australia's Minister for Air. -aid: "Squadron-Leader Backenri> rea flying the Queen's pilot. Squadronler J.81 words
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Article62 1953-08-26 4 TWO more terrorists 'nave been killed and another wounded by security forces in the Federation. there have been no further casualties amongst the security forces since Monday. An Indian terrorist was killed when he was surprised, along with three Chinese terrorists, lecturing a group of62 words
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Article34 1953-08-26 4 THE Governor of Singapore. Sir John Nicoll, saw the film "Terror in the .Jungle' at the Rex Cinema last njght. The show was in ain oi St. Andrew's Mission hospital.34 words
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Article, Illustration62 1953-08-26 4 Mr. and Mrs N. Balakrishn an after their marriaee m r?e Ka Mr rC v aS V Week The bri^^oom is the son of th^ simv Pin).' W J_l T KHfli and ne >hew <> f Mr. V. PakiriMK f v i S e br,de IS lhe daimhter of Mr.62 words
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Article99 1953-08-26 4 MR. Giam Chong Hing. the Singapore Assistant Coroner, yesterday returned a verdict of murder against a person or persons unknown at thc end of an inauiry into the death of an hour-old infant. The baby, a girl, was found among night-soil at the D posal99 words
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Article54 1953-08-26 4 an emplog the SU pore City Council. I Hong, pleaded guilty Singapore Sixth Poli on a charge of stealing planks vA 13 wh; charge of thre. them Bfl R B I. Pati ks be mom bllj me>ii r ter who He wai I over f54 words
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Article43 1953-08-26 4 STABBED IN HEAD BODY AN INDIAN ••in Jagana'.h.iii (29), 1 m the head a id low lodgei a1 In Enggor Street. shortly after 0 He was admitted lu the I pital. A man later i.,| ;>t the Tanj ng I P e Station.43 words
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Article46 1953-08-26 4 THK v fc < mine.! is mu.. J alleged "refusal ambulance r Brigade Depntj < it. v Mr .1 I t i M.ind.ud lay, Th.' the Staff a In L I sick S I 1 I ,i i I I >uch f I I46 words
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Advertisement303 1953-08-26 4 Why didn't 4^M I >, —*r^ r< t S it. vou wiilAxou; th*t 'lampax a r ifj (ta mn«i MMiblc method V o f Sanitarv protection. .It ~"N. r- v a doctor and y tt'i »afer. daintier and far I more hygienic yet it doesn't V^, any more than othtr303 words
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Advertisement54 1953-08-26 4 L \AHII IMPERIAL I WILLEMII M oi. m tnd in«»v| ft xi Ic. ted tol)i> Pains in Bar, Nervous, Rheumatic? 1 f Cystex Slim Fat Away lf|.! r ch--■llmmirir m mmm wm m mmmm _mm m CIRCUS Bib BERLIN at St. Mi Ground Ip 2 Show* Ua:t 9.1 1 Al>\54 words
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Article, Illustration202 1953-08-26 5 More Lincolns Fly In For Bandit War Sqdn. Had 2 V.C's FIVE Lincoln bombers of No. 83 Squadron from Hemswell, Lincolnshire, arrived in Singapore yesterday to strengthen the striking power of the R. A. F. in the anti-terrorist campaign. More will arrive today, bringing the squadron to full strength. TheStandard - 202 words
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Article130 1953-08-26 5 SOCIETY LOANS $1.5 MIL. OVER $1.500 000 were loaned out to persOM who waned to build their own houses during the last seven month*, by the Federal and Colonial Building Society. Mr. J Burgess. General Manager of the Society, said yesterday. In that period 162 applicants for loans were made130 words
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Article105 1953-08-26 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE trade recession in Mai-' aya caused many pilgl j carvel their passage to M< j The drop in ti.e number of pilgrims followed the drop in the price of rubber. i Mr. Aim Bakar bin Pa wan* j chee. Assistant Secretary _E'105 words
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211 1953-08-26 5 CAR IN ARMED ROBBERY BORE JUDGE'S NUMBER A CAK mmm* a false number plate was used in an armed robbery. Police discovered this when thev checked the number^ in the Registrar of Vehicles anil lound that this number belonged to a car ot a Singa pore High Court Judge, Mr.211 words
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Article106 1953-08-26 5 Malay DailySuspends Publication The Melayu Raya Press Ltd. has stopped publication of lis daily newspaper. "The Melayu Raya"' from today. In a" announcement pub- 1 lished in yesterday's issue lhe paper said that the closing of its dailv paper was only temporary until such time wnen steps aimed at the106 words
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Article147 1953-08-26 5 SINGAPORE Pol ire have classified the Fisher Street Charpov Mystery as one in which foul olav i.s suspected. The man. a Sikh watchman. Ram Singh s/o Bacl.an Singh (ti.">>. was found dead on his I charpoy arith a small wound on his chest outside a godown147 words
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Article83 1953-08-26 5 A BLaACK Morris Minor, believed to have been one of the <ars stolen in Singapore recently, was found Ln Retain Lane. otT Serangoon Road, last nigbt. j a The car was jacked up arui one of its front wheels SSSI missing. People using the83 words
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Article53 1953-08-26 5 AIR Vice Marsh?! E. C. WaCkett 0.8.E.. Air Member for Engineering and Main»"nIZe in the Roval Australian Air Force arrived in ="> lfl a -poie on a Qantas Constellat Ton from Sydney yeste^ay on hi. wav to London fbT con.ultations with the Air Mmisfrv. He leave*53 words
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Article, Illustration45 1953-08-26 5 photo. THE Baron and Baroness De (V.ifli-r de'llestroy who spent two weeks on holiday In Singapore and Sarawuk as th»* cuests of the Commissioner Cieneral. Mr. Malcolm MarDonald. returned to Bangkok yeslrrday. The Baron is Belgian Charge de Affaires in Bangkok. StandardStandard - 45 words
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Article73 1953-08-26 5 MR. J.M Deverea bourne, Magistrate of the Singapore Citv Police Court. I Kuek Chin Chee, .Soo An Bee and Tay Ah Teng SI'S eaeh for cycling on Elizabeth Waik. on Aug. 21. Mr. Deve tea i ix-Cole bourne said: "Cyclists and in the Walk Urill with73 words
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138 1953-08-26 5 KUALA LD M PUB, Tnev The Federal (iovrrnment i.s to be a.skcd to establiah Malay middle schools throughout the Federation as soon as possible The Federation tf Malay Teachers' Association will discuss this matter at its annual fc.*neral me.* ting in Seremban on Sept.138 words
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Article286 1953-08-26 5 SIXTY-one 011l of 80 I yeai lull-time Certificate Co students of Um Tear: Training College. Singapore. passed theii examinatii 1953. Tii t successful candidates wil' be idmitted into the Se )nd and Final lertifl ite Course when the ti re-opens in Septen spokesman286 words
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Article140 1953-08-26 5 A MONTH before his Heath. T Pillai had complained about hii wife's behaviour with another man. This arai stated at a continued preliminary inquiry l»efore the Singapore Fifth Police Court Magistrate Mr. D. H. Chap man, yesterday. Tentatively charged with murdering Pula was Hi140 words
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Advertisement213 1953-08-26 5 AnRAOIONS mWZ> r m sm^ __!_____E__i____^ f v VI f yGc "*i*cc&b l mmw* L nm RrnrvaiiaM Must Be Picked in mh. To The Commencement Of ih, lnUtWt I e*_Wtt>:? I I M 11AM- ].30.4.6.ir>\9.:;0r\i I tXPLOSIVE AND iXdIINI. KNTI RT \i NMI NT -< j IN TtCHNICOLOIt M, m_j__Hgm**.213 words
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Advertisement352 1953-08-26 5 The FIRST Ming FULL- LENGTH FACTUAL Fib of the EMERGENCY! \—W _Pi' B lIL4ESr' B I^omßi Pr *-HWll ir V ISf*\l Mn\V I. ___T^__f__fl mV iBH-_r !___ft__^E_____i-_-H_l'* K *Aa^ Jmm**^^^K^MiZ^^^ TEfMtOff JUIICLE A .NM O Al IhiiMATUM. PlClutf (_J_^^Vl i S.a*-(K|4*,|Ll.| jft|ll.l.-1...4. ji m i».v*"'t li_liw9B s m 9 M352 words
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Miscellaneous72 1953-08-26 5 Weather MINIMI M Temperature: From ?.::<) pm. on Aug. !4 to T.'IO a.m. on Aug. 155. Singapore I THF i. PoMUIg iT.MV. Kota Rnhru tV.Fi, Kuala l.umpur 17..Fi. Ipon (ViFi, Kuantan (TOFi. Maximum Temperature: From 7..'i(i j.m to T.?.» p.m on Aug. Singapore i»OF'. Penang (89F). Kuala l.umpur <9.:Fi. Ipoh72 words
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Article786 1953-08-26 6 ROTE The London Times when the Shah of Persia ilcd his country soon after his guards failed to turn Dr Mossadeq out of office: "How Dr. Mossadeq will decide to use his victory remains to be seen. What seems to be certain is that there is786 words
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Article188 1953-08-26 6 FIGHT IN OFFING NEW YORK. I.I.IKMIS of the Duke and Duchess o f Windsor tell me there may be quite a firework display when the couple return to the United States in the autumn. For the squabble between plump Elsa Maxwell (famous for fabulous parties) and the Duchess has split188 words
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Article449 1953-08-26 6 She's Free, But Look Out Chaps VIENNA, Aug. 25 (IP)— The tourist behind the lroij Curtain with plenty of money and no conscience can have a wonderful time in Prague, Budapest and Bucharest. For a price you can get anything you want ranging from caviar and lobster to nylon stockings449 words
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Article493 1953-08-26 6 Peter Baker - NEGRO! we REGRET SIR... Peter Baker Jy_ (]LAREiNCE SMITH ii a friend of mine. He is a man with dollars to spend when he arrives from America on October 10. He asked me to book him a room at a firM-class London hotel. He is a N€»gro. I rang a493 words
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Letter210 1953-08-26 6 Sir: -In his comments on the restrictions imposed on Mr. Devan Nair and Mrs. Lim, Mr. Dasaratha Raj accused the Progressive Party Councillors oj giving unqualified support to the emergency regulations. (Jn F'eb. 25. this year al a meeting of the Legislative Council irhen a motion tor210 words
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Letter160 1953-08-26 6 Sir;— l agree with "Cynicus" who wrote in the Straits Times a few days ago that i.i Ala lay a the law is not only an ass, bul a ravins lunatic. "Cynieus," an Englishman, anrl a worthy one at that, arrived at this conclusion after reading in the160 words
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Letter154 1953-08-26 6 Sir: Reference TaxiUser's letter which you published on 22nd inst.. I too use taxis quite often but in most cases I find tha; over 40 cents per mile is asked. For instance, between 80 cents to $1.00 is asked for a trip for one or two persons, without luggage154 words
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Article1183 1953-08-26 6 EDWARD CRANKSHAW - EDWARD CRANKSHAW it../ TF THE Soviet Note about a German peace treaty proves nothing rise It do show that with all thc movement inside the Soviet I'nion since the de' of Stalin one thin* has not changed: when it comes to the outside world th Kremlin still1,183 words
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Article72 1953-08-26 6 Sir: Some people seem to shudder at the nieie thought of giving blood Some antieiuate a noo-exi*-tent pain. A lew others feai that the lost volume of blood cannot be re-gained. -*r s^ m P ers °n of nearly fifty-five who fasts daily. 1 can say from persona72 words
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Article73 1953-08-26 6 Review of Views Milay Peasants COMMENTING on the i of M. ay Pea. i B. i..c, i s inda) t i the Importance i I ed bv th, mor< tional Conventi MCA in K 1 eontre tai 1 the National i Kuala Liimpu i out Jt v important I i73 words
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Advertisement106 1953-08-26 6 SINGAPORE TitiKB STANDARD INUEPENUENl MORNING NEWSPAPER HEAD OFFICE: 128, Robinson Road. Singapors. Telephone Noti *****—8397 4 Cable Telegroph Addreu: TIGERNEWS Singapors. BRANCH OFFICES LONOON Room 222. The ThSJSS Building Printing Houte Square London. I.C 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 4S Sulton Street. 83. Cowon Stieet 8. Leith St. eet Telephone106 words
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Advertisement78 1953-08-26 6 Laughter at Work m IK 1 B -_> r i_*T Tr Lf v "I ionl e re MOW H th»*> are! Wipe renr iwn ea your hlotter'" TRAVEL WITH CONFIDENCE FROM BANGKOK TWICE WEEKLY TO EUROPE TWICE WEEKIY TO JAPAN b USA FREQUENT INTRA ORIENT SERVICFS PAL DC 6B and78 words
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Article, Illustration40 1953-08-26 7 pnoto. Hiss Ronnie Ching, daughter of Mr and Mm hing ol Hongkong, is shown here with Hr" after their marriage at St. Mark's Church P ,1 Srdnej Australia The bridegroom is the Mr and Mrs Albert llinjj of Vaueluse APAP - 40 words
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Article250 1953-08-26 7 liM))N lu« 25 (AFP)-The General Council ol ides I nion Congress last night urged negotia- > n between the great powers as an essential n.uv to finding a way out of the present in- ternational deadlock. Th 2 General Council's repot t to the250 words
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Article42 1953-08-26 7 I 5 < r\FP vernment is "-tate of the northern ngmal to faci- gainst armIs encamped d to i i the ."3rd t Division ed its headng Hsat. in I na i n raidges r or murderipg i m.42 words
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50 1953-08-26 7 Ik (Reuter) Brii U I day .■:>e;ltrike which down ihe enl program's bj the Union to supaims lor sd on eic. f men on teri .4 the l -enr.-h s1 :i near by lasl in atened ed out "if the »t .see .c nse."50 words
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Article27 1953-08-26 7 Canada Gets New Red Ambassador 25 t.AP) announced it of Drri. k iin as .idor to ambassador m 1945 to 1«5. ead Inn nt ol ot For27 words
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Article243 1953-08-26 7 Peking Demands Say On Korea sr_s___ ,l a3?*«» mittM I? Korea b PerSSL K cal ss 1 sa^°? ißn Minist Chen En-lai iover Vi_ Stat mem broadcas oyer Peking Radio that th* absence of r.h r*u- he I KC f ree R S i a m C^ a Jfi v;tioo243 words
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Article107 1953-08-26 7 LONDON. Aug. 25 (Reuter) Britain's eight million member Trades Union Congress today soft pedalled s ome of the pffi.-ja! Labour Party's new nationalisation plans ar:d warned against the incidental tisks of extending siatc con ♦rol In a report to members thc Genei il Council guvcrnine committee107 words
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Article24 1953-08-26 7 CAIRO. Aug.2s Egyptian md British nt gotiators met unofficially last night foi thc fourth time at Gen Sr Brian Robertson's villa.24 words
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Article26 1953-08-26 7 JAPAN held the spotlight t :he Venice film festival lastnight with two films "The Saga ot Anatahan" and "The Story •t Usetsu." ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article, Illustration45 1953-08-26 7 photo SCREEN star Michael Wilding and his screen star wife. Elizabeth Taylor, arrive at London Airport from New York with their seven-month-old son. Michael Howard Wilding, tor s holiday. It is Baby Wilding's first appearance in England. He was horn in the t'nited States. APAP - 45 words
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Article150 1953-08-26 7 CANBERRA, Aug. 25 (Reuter)— The cost of thc Woomera rocket range "is becoming very much larger than was originally contemplated," the Australian Prime Minister, Mr. Robert Menzies. told a press conference today. Mr Menzies said he would discuss the distribution of the Woomera costs with150 words
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Article403 1953-08-26 7 Co-operation Is Impossible, Says RoK Minister. NEW YORK, Aug. 25 (Reuter)— Senofor Alexander Wiley, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and a United States delegate to the United Nations General Assem bly yesterday issued an indirect appeal to India to withdraw from possible participation403 words
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Article196 1953-08-26 7 rah. vi Mora VO, All| i P i s. urity foi for a p led ted two turning to the Unit air ui urr. S A t r 1 Windshields on boi but the ir n i'i to i i pi 111 ll'l l<196 words
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Article29 1953-08-26 7 TH E Ja| 1 Of]i< i i 246,000 .L.0..11 hav. died in Comm I trolh d r.ai' < e 194.1 inothci 50,(HMJ s till an by th« Reds. U .P.U.P. - 29 words
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Article, Illustration47 1953-08-26 7 TWO Malayan trainees, Nurses Yeoh Hong Lan and Tan Eng Hoe, both from Penang, with Australian trainees singing the latest popular songs in the .Nurses' Home of the Royal Melbourne Hospital, where they are receiving nursing tuition on scholarships given by Australian ex-PoWs.47 words
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204 1953-08-26 7 Reds To Return Mills To East Berlin BERLIN. Aug. 25 (AP)— The Communists announced tcday the names and locations of th e 33 Russian-mana^v-d mills and plants that .Moscow says will be turned over to the East German Government when reparations Lvd Jan. I. They represent the last direct Soviet204 words
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Article124 1953-08-26 7 Townsend To Return For Air Show LONDON, Aug r>. (UP) The Air Ministry said yesterday Group Captain Peter Towns*»nd w«l| vi-.it Britain shortly It's first return home since he was transferred to Brussels on a wave ot gossip linking him romantically v.ith Princess Margaret. The visit will be strictly official,124 words
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Article57 1953-08-26 7 LONDON. Aug. 25, (AP).— Belgrade Radio yesterday reported the arrival in the Yugoslav caoital of a lu-member Egyptian military naval staff. The delegation is on a friendly visit that will last until Sept. 10. During its stay in Yugoslavia it will visit military schools, plants snd57 words
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Article100 1953-08-26 7 O.XFORD. Aug. 25 (UP) International rocket scienti-;-began a three-day conference on upper space travel today. The conference is being attended Vv more than 80 r\perts from the United States. Britain. France. Belgium i.d Scandinavia. Members of the Um.sd States naval research laboratory today described experiments with100 words
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Article83 1953-08-26 7 ARGOSTOLION (Greece). Aug. 25 (AP) The last remaining British and American rescue forces i n the stricken lonian island* last night predicted a new crisis which probably will be faced during the coming weeks bv the three islands' 1. -,0.000 homeless earthquake victims. American and83 words
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Advertisement62 1953-08-26 7 Sio.iiJjrd London Correiponde.*»t. >rc LONDON, Auq 25.. T :.e toHow.-q ore rhe closing ,l t c.d tin ot the Londo.*. morxet: LO^DON RUbBtR LONDON TIN W Spot £607 per ton in., £612 10s. seller*. til b "Three months: £606 ■SS buy-", £607 10s .tjftssi. !9„d. Settlement price: £607 10. T62 words
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Advertisement82 1953-08-26 7 j+^m -M r- _p**^ I J -_-__p -r "■_>♦ T ___w^ I .V _A-M ___^L J fmZ r r^l *W '\'p \sr.~r**^^ -iH-H jB _> •I• ~>*^ j k—*" l_P» \l fJW Bleach LINEN TABLECLOTH ond NAPKIN SETS EMBROIDERED in DELIGHTFUL COLOURS on o CREAM CROUND. ATTRACTIVELY BOXED. THEY MAKE82 words
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272 1953-08-26 8 8 WITH concentration on production and the freezing of design, Britain can maintain her present five-tear lead in jet aircraft, states Sir Miles Thomas, chairman 1 of the British Overseas Airways Corporation, in a letter to the London Sunday Times. Sir272 words
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105 1953-08-26 8 Pan-American Plans World Air Cruise WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.Y (AP> Pan American World Airways has asked tne U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board to approve "if approval is necessary" a orooosed luxury air cruise around the world. Pan American says, it plans Ito carry 30 passengers on the three-month cruise at a tare105 words
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Article32 1953-08-26 8 THIRTY government and private representatives are s-heduled to represent Japan at the fourth World Si'k Industrialists' conference to take place at Milan, for a wevk from Sect. JT. A.F.P.A.F.P. - 32 words
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Advertisement711 1953-08-26 8 HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE AND NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD JOINT SERVICE To Genoa Marseilles. Antwerp, Rotterdam Hamburg it Bremen. S'pore P.S ham Penan* TS Wes-rstein (NDI.) 8 /120ct 13/1 -Oct 15/lfiOct TA Br-tu"!hweig (HAP AG) S3 :>Bott 29 30Oct MM !a\ov Hong Kong. Manila Kobe Yokohama. Penang P S'ham S'pore TS Braunschweig (HAP711 words
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Advertisement1140 1953-08-26 8 BLUE FUNNEL LINE 'i. (_iw«> MANSFIELD CO- LTD. Dvpt. Incorporated la Singapore Carriers option to proceed vla other ports to load snd discharge cargo SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LO.NDON Jl CO.NT INE.NTAL PORTS. Due Sails P. Sham Penang Cyclops for Liverpool St Gla_--8? w 033 U A«g26 Aii« T7/-S Aug1,140 words
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Advertisement407 1953-08-26 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Uoyd Holland America Line Nederland Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX (MONTREAL) BOSTON NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE MOBILE NKW OKI.F \NS via SUEZ S'pore P S'ham Penang ™SSL A JS2 (R,) »A»r/58e#| fiSept 7 SSept T.ARAKAN (SMN) ><>Sept MM fiOct 7 KOi t Excellent passenger407 words
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Advertisement690 1953-08-26 8 EAST ASIATIC Li SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA Cl C0 7 |v S'pore f**\*m p "WAGDALA" Tor Bangkok a ip<_^ 4 -INDIA' For Bangkok s.,gon tSept MSe p( Hongkong. Manila Kobe Yokohama g^. •SFLANDIA- for Bangkok is 11 2 2 imrt J«^-. -KOREA" Fo. Djakarta Bang UiHi > **l*.'** kok. Saigon, Hongkong690 words
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451 1953-08-26 9 Pressure From Malayan, Indonesian Spokesmen »nder pressure from thc'lenrlJ^-. 25 (U P) T. The United States today was _^mthe leading natural rubber producers of Asia to revise ■rs purchasina DrocrHi.ro if cSr,^ C ?u for b th Ma,a^ a and Indonesia made effort451 words
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Article50 1953-08-26 9 DOING THE MARKET RUBBER STEADY SE acceptances yeai 1 the rubber hich I lents per lb. ide rubber lor pment e"4-5/8 b. on Monday). Japanese orders all day. aing malt, but m upcountry rted, I v. pened on was I from I SOON PRICE 1 -4. '4* clet 65J 65150 words
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Article75 1953-08-26 9 I irfcel Ke»* rtpr in the tin Vie London marhave a marked Malayan share er the rise in -price in Singatin shares A* the close, the I firm. shares were quietly v. re reported in c were: I Mil STRIA I Bayers Sellers I 42 1 47 1.82 ers75 words
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Article124 1953-08-26 9 < C M -°MBO, Aur. 25. <LP)_ Official quarters here do not Si-fl-rJ KorPan truce WJU affec eylon s five year r«H pat u w,th R<d ci_fir Under the pact, the Chi nese have undertaken to pay a premium over the world market price124 words
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Article92 1953-08-26 9 THE pv market in Singapore was quietly steady in all sections yesterday with prices in both copra and coconut oil steadier. Cop ra quotations for r\ugus4 September and October shh> ment were S33J per p-cul buyers and $34 sellers The market for corjra was easier alter steady Coconut oi!92 words
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Article55 1953-08-26 9 AX AUSTRALIAN invention which aid s all-weather farming is a waterproof canvas rug. which completely protects the tower parts of the body from "old, wind and rain. It is attached to a tractor. and the driver fits his legs into large porkers. The chest and the arms55 words
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Article86 1953-08-26 9 KARACHI. Aug. 25. (AP).— An eight-man Pakistani dele- gation has left for Washington to confer with Indian and j World Bank officials on a proposed engineering project for disputed irrigation waters of j the Indus River. The conference on the Indus will begin Sept. 9. under86 words
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Article463 1953-08-26 9 LONDON. Aug. 25. (Reuter).— The Financial i Times' main frontpage story yesterday was a dispatch from its correspondent in Malaya saying that while I the financial situation of the Federation gave cause for concern, there was no (question of the Federation being either bankrupt or i insolvent.463 words
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Article, Illustration52 1953-08-26 9 photo. BOM ON: Workmen stand by as MO.OWt) bushels of U.S. «»ft wheat are loaded aboard the* Hritish cargo ship Bern bridge Hill at Charlestown for distribution in Egypt Greece and Pakistan. The shipment uill cost the IS. Government I SSta.nftO. and represents a weapon to combat hunger in theU.P. - 52 words
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Article58 1953-08-26 9 TOK\-j Aug. 25. (AFP).— Japanese exports to South and South-East Asia are steadily on the increase, according to the latest trade statistics released here. The outstanding buying countries in the area Thailand, the Philippines, Indonesia. Formosa, India. Pakistan and Burma and the principal exports are58 words
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Article82 1953-08-26 9 HONGKONG. Aug. 25. (.\P). About 300 private importexport firms in Canton have been a-.,ked by the Chin. Communists to change their line of business and invest th-ur capitai in industrial production, reports the Sing Tufj Jih Pao from Canton yesterday. Thc paper said this was move82 words
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Article370 1953-08-26 9 THE rubber industry in Malaya hails the statement by Sir Sydney Palmer, a leading spokesman f/r the natural rubber industry, that Malaya would be the last country to sell rubber behind the Iron Curtain but pressure for this might increase ii sales of rubber continue370 words
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314 1953-08-26 9 By ARNOII) HUM KM AN. Standard S|>eiial Correspondent JAKARTA, .Aug. 25. President Sukarno, in I unprecedented speech before Parliament on the occasion of Indonesia's recent eighth annhcrsarx -I her independence, has clearly outlined the (iovci ment's shipping policy. In the course 9* a314 words
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90 1953-08-26 9 Cutlook For Rubber Said To Be Good MR. JOSII'II 11 i: nick, former I mint Consul for I onoriu- for Singaporr t->l 4 i tosuferesM m Nen "i week that lhe lent raa outlook for world run' Rood. He pointed out th.it II rublH'r < oasunupti.i i n.itur.il iinl sxnthrtit90 words
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Article32 1953-08-26 9 I.OMH The ir:' which don on July 1 toy iost of t sttendii i n f e ment. CM 31 I It i valid vimurn prices Bl (US) j32 words
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Advertisement77 1953-08-26 9 !og3fl-_3-f_o^^ j§ BANGKOK Eg S.incJavs *i l*ur-<li\- uilli <\< 11, nl lliion-jli ti V EUROPE JAPAN (DJAKARTA I k P MED AIV PALEMBANG m KjM M.ikr* \oiir ml rt*.- r\;ilion~ b) CONVAIN <*A Bootirq Ofr.cc UNION BUILDING 'G'&und Floor) Trl i H6«* <t 1 ltt M »*>******* t^^ m________m____m___wmmmmm_m_^_mm_m THE77 words
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Miscellaneous185 1953-08-26 9 PENANG ENTERTAINMENT ODLON: Road To Ba!; (Technicolor) 3 15. 6 15 and 9 15 p.m. REX: Peter Pan (Technicolor) 115. 3.30. 6.15 and 9.15 p m WINDSOR; Mamta (Hindustani) 3. fi and p.m. STAR: Feng's Love Adventure plus On Sunsari River Mandarin) 330 and 830 p m LIDO: Ibu (Malay)185 words
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Article, Illustration693 1953-08-26 10 OSWALD HENRY - OSWALD HENRY WmTB PPii >^Bm 3H LK i mmw v -■-.-•< as iiii** lush tiirn«.h in songtres- ('hong >i«-« long, ..I- iii the >lii» BOM beiMK l-*i"iir»*-l in Ike V-» World'-. M-'iijf "**T~' (hi 1114 I f 1 1 1 I iml-'w -'il wild \iti. tltit <lr.n*.s in693 words
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Article, Illustration155 1953-08-26 10 MiliviKi and rhythm marked hnurshow ri un Saturday ul<hl at 7th Klorey Hotel hy dance" w"; Br iith m, t wh hr HS- •i w'" nMaa aaaeamaces. series <»r shi'r'.'v"';:!; l "r P l,n,t departure h,...i t.l Vn^ r:,, Where Henry hopes to study ti-vi.st developments in tteid155 words
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Article, Illustration63 1953-08-26 10 i» km ik inn i n-tiss uhH gave -.p.iiii e\hM naming with rbdtlng purine* Dan ludah it Mugauot I I Hint iluaet) during weekead here examines v» nt* Ini i t-mapnny .nth vii-t-i.- »rieclal laard presented hi examiner frank Webber nho recent If railed -dog lrom Kusti ilia63 words
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Advertisement72 1953-08-26 10 IHt CUaJr-Ors RtAO THIS B.t^OK. rOU OROfR YOUR PAT IiRN too muit eniloM lh«e« le- tent stomp, il vou wont voui pattern cut It I don't qct the stamps I vou don t qct tha pattern A numbei ot orders ha*-« come to w c without the I «»on-ns These72 words
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Advertisement49 1953-08-26 10 a V < > London's most popuL r cobo^et oct. PAT KAY and I BZTTY ANKERS From the -on.ou*. '96' Restouront. Piccodffl S art ot Radio, Television, Films. Nirhtlv except Sundays at The Cockpit s j T.».**pho-c -18 48 tor tobl* rese-r-er.oa*' NON DiNfRS. COV6R CHARGE B:fW€tN 10 M .><_'->-•_*49 words
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Miscellaneous459 1953-08-26 10 Ij Th® Stars |i Asid You B) IMI A Dll MAN I -"i" Ol» s i*-l <>l I ion- 1 1 I "Middle age has arris ed i a Bea yau ran look buck i anil realize yoar mistakes aad J I I wish von could m •»<.• them >.459 words
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Article77 1953-08-26 11 T les, Lo A. senai, playing ii hbury, u n 1 0 by Shefday. The e played three and are only e a point. i. playing at ly other Fir<t beat ManI DIVISION: C 0. 0. IND I>l\ ISION I, 3 F ilham ;ha n 2 0. 2.77 words
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Article22 1953-08-26 11 -2 will play for Cub in a match a*;;iinst Peow, Zam iir Brnton llah. Kens Venn. Z K --im and22 words
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Article16 1953-08-26 11 il tports for the Rotary tlgar Home K ng Road. turdaj 1 at 416 words
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Article263 1953-08-26 11 2 Counties in Grandstand Finish „s are that Surrey v are sprinting i <;randstand finish A,,. 1 (ounty rhampionJJip now in its final stages. n th Surrey— -tha reigning and Sussex were I ot victory yester- who haven't won hip yet, will take the field toknock off just 17 tory263 words
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Advertisement350 1953-08-26 11 NOTICES VOTICE is hereby given 1 that I, Han Deng Toon, the undersigned, of No. 43, Seah Street, Singapore, doing business under the name or style of CHOP JONG SUAN, qm applying to the Board of Licensing Justices. Singapore, for a Ist Class Beer Bar Licence in respect of premises350 words
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Advertisement281 1953-08-26 11 TRAFFIC NOTICE MAJOR REPAIRS TO BRIDGE NO. 48/1 AT MILE 48, KLANG— SEPANG ROAD. "PHE above repairs are due to "7 start on lst September 1953 with a probable duration of 1 month. Vehicular traffic may be interrupted for short periods during the progress of the work. Closure of the281 words
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Advertisement449 1953-08-26 11 TENDER NOTICE 'TENDERS are invited from x Registered Contractors for the construction of Proposed Headquarters. Garages, etc. for Civil Defence, Northern Region, at Mukim 14, Butterworth, Province Wellesley. Specification, site plan and details of general construction may be seen and all particulars obtained from the office of the Assistant Commissioner.449 words
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Advertisement574 1953-08-26 11 NOTICES i_k£ CENTRAL EIEtTRKIT^ BOARD OF THE Federatioa of Malaya. TENDER NOTK I TENDERS are in/.d for .lowing w rk»: 1 INSTALLATION (Ji* YARDS OF 11,000 VoLT UNDERGROUND (ABLE FROM ARAL POWER STATION TO KANCiAR. PERLIS. 2 ERECTION OF OVERHEAD L. T MAINS. SERVICFS AND RLET LIGHTING AND I NDERC.574 words
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Advertisement273 1953-08-26 11 Dl \Jll LIM CHONC, KFAT "p«_ae 'n S at IJI a n <*.». tm ng -nd Choon S J n H V Yeen. mourn V Fun v. take plac 11 am. A< K\(»V\l.M><\\|l _***M chi.drm of thr L yi to th.ink all re!..' and trier.* attmd wreathe f and aMij.Ui.re273 words
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Page 11 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous213 1953-08-26 11 R TOfMtr^ E V 2«*k. THE H SLOBBOV'-Vrt /AM rS TWICE. TcOSSES.'r-AM CAIM'T TAKE TMET-I I ONE ->yoCtV^r_l V >v'Ci-vA,.r ~"i eSo^ED L^Sfcia^^ii WPE\ T RUSTED USW,F AS HOMGRT**/ JOB, BECUZ THAR'S ONE Ll'L BEEF* <^^f^^^^7 R//j( JL, ;s__V V-c 1 ix>^ l^ tvo SUAE.SQN th,s mWmm-m\fc~>am\ Am*****: 1 >»213 words
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Article252 1953-08-26 12 GOAL accidentally **me** m **T bv iuflliack Wilson la the dosing stagers mi a hard fought SAFA Comnmnitv la-ague game at Jalan Besar stadium ye>teiday, cost Army the game when the Europeans brought oft a 3—2 victory. i K i un- I by V252 words
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Article113 1953-08-26 12 IHF. thought of leaving Singapore was too much for NAAFI >V ra Roririgues. selected to represent the Colony a t the second Asian Table Tennis championships to be held at Tokio next month. At the wharf, with eyes swollen and led Myra was the onlv membai113 words
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Article92 1953-08-26 12 IPOH. Tues— There will be 'our trophy races with stakes mailing $:>- (KM) hi the Perak Turf Club Sultans Cold Vase meeting on Oct. 3. 7 and 10. Thipedal lares ai> the Gold Vase Ihe C lub S'nkes. the Ipoh Plate and lhe Autumn Trophy The92 words
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229 1953-08-26 12 SINGAPORE Corinthians cleared their Brs| hurdle in SAFA's knock-out Junior cup ti* 1 I vhen they defeated Tamil Bm therhood Association .'{-2 at G* v lang Stadium yesterday T'n* Corinthians were light on top trom the OUtsel und th^\ 'were one up in the second min229 words
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Article66 1953-08-26 12 KUALA LUMPUR Tues In lie inter-railway* cricket competition plaved during the week end at Sentul. Mike Shepheidson paying for KL railways scored 198 in record time. He hit half a do/en sixers and 12 bound ai ies KL iLiilwav.s declared at 252 ror mx and Ipoh Railwavs66 words
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Article74 1953-08-26 12 A BEAUTIFUL header by lbiahim in the dving minut<'a sjave Gymkhana Sports Club a one nil victory over the BODCA in SAFA's Junior Cuptic mate*. Played at St. George*! Road ves terday. i T! ,er w as no m t"- 3 Ars* nair. Exchange, were even74 words
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Article44 1953-08-26 12 THE Combined Schools eric aat leam against |h c British pveraeaa Boys on Thursday will be chosen from: V Nathan. H. Sithuwalla R Stevens. A. Delilkan. F > Martens. E. Wijesinghe. Verity rvil lan Ena Hoe. E. Tcssensolin. Ralan. and Krishnan.44 words
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Article30 1953-08-26 12 THE Army cricket team versus Navy thi.s weekend is Capt. Rev. nolds Mai Duggan. Capt Diplock Capt. Oscraft, Smith Sta"Lm V Greenshields Barron, Capt Eley, Dent. Flinders.30 words
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Article37 1953-08-26 12 LONDON Aug 25. 1 Reuter)— Kughv Va»ue results. HalVax 21 Veigh 5. Hunslet 12 Hull Kingston Rover fl 0 (abandoned after 73 minute^ play owing t 0 the Md Mis of th P ground I.37 words
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Article21 1953-08-26 12 WINNERS -jf th,. bland Club August mixed Inursome were Mi. and m.s v Clements with nett fcor« of 72.21 words
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Article1417 1953-08-26 12 Standard's RACE CARD RACE 1: 245 p.m.— Class 4, Div. 4—6 Furs. I. Will Silver tort if 9M Mrs. FH Atkinson Mr YL. Lee Hobbs Fhmnery I OHM Regal I ink Hv XL* Mr I*l D Scott Dr Hush Smith Fox .rankhn J. mt Star af Dtfaili Iv 8.11 Mme1,417 words
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Article201 1953-08-26 12 SBHFAs Division •*A" League and Cup match was called ff ll minutes from time b v ref eree 'owd G t W entI U,nei be r i,Se f„ oh i? -J Pnthu s ,a *tic fans re(used to kee D behind the lines. ine match201 words
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Article1417 1953-08-26 12 I .if if. i ia I I #f#f r; if//. I I Going Good TIIK going for todays races is likely to be good rain has kept off yesterday despite a threatening sky. By WINDSOR LAD KUALA LUMPUR.— Most intriguing: race on the second1,417 words
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Advertisement238 1953-08-26 12 rOJ»>i Y'S SELECTIONS^ WintJsui lad <iay Kevellei lioi.ttwood I M OlilV KIMS I'CI M^lll W Vl.lflUK 1 ..,,1,1.11 SimiH <;ot«len vnnl. igkiiog I im^i Black iNilot llhert M OaiMMA \-IHM.\IK «.K\I»I\M. 2 .1 Ptaei K..> al IM.'r l>».i/.lla \.,.,.,i. tily \I.,MIM < .IV \I.MIIH_- HV HtRBINOAY II\UUIN«VN IMKKIM.W X lorgel238 words
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Advertisement125 1953-08-26 12 tj^ ji K a utomatic J 17 Jewel high-grade movement \S hours' runnln. reserve Non magnetic Shock -bsorbin** Water tight and dosi proof No idle boast is Tissot's claim to fame check fact (hat in ever> country throughout (he world nil best jewellers recommend Tissol Thev stand brh'-i-i 1 its125 words
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