Singapore Standard, 17 September 1953
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Title Section23 1953-09-17 1 SINGAPORE STAND ARD it m Vol. IV. No. 77. SINGAPORE, THLRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 197>3. TWELVE l»\(,E> Inn NTS. Remember The Missing Diplomat? /few...23 words
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Article32 1953-09-17 1 5 KILLS: FIELD DAY FOR FORCES I LUMPUR, Wed. rcea operating had a field clay m hen they killed sts, three of II to patrols of (lie firM :fttt rt it sirup32 words
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Article36 1953-09-17 1 ard tady b .fl a half miles from 'he and burned ►out a dozen enge thi n clear off ge. Tlie others were in the flame-. Ti of the crash was determined immediately.36 words
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Article, Illustration14 1953-09-17 1 But you said you'd !•>.»%♦• it t<» me to turni>h ih» fl it.14 words
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Article63 1953-09-17 1 KUAI LUMPUR, Wod.— >i the Imp] Ei ergency sil (I *n. ihe ihe tence for unlawful posscsn of rubber and tin. Th nee is now rced to ,'j minimum of three pi tonment. Hitherone year's iinpriIth a maximum of in jail for such an63 words
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Article21 1953-09-17 1 VTTANCHERRY. Soi I ter).— and 15 fire I i their headf QUI the injure I21 words
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Article500 1953-09-17 1 Mav Have Joined Husband? GENEVA, Sept. 16: (Reuter) —Mrs. Melinda Maclean, American wife of the missing British diplomat, Donald Maclean, has disappeared from here with her three children and "may have gone to join her husband behind the Iron Curtain/' the Geneva chief of police said today.500 words
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Article16 1953-09-17 1 STOP PRESS 1 Am Alright' LONJ of m ing < T UP ReuterUP; Reuter - 16 words
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484 1953-09-17 1 She Beats Prince And Becomes a President NEW YORK. Sept. lb\ (Reulcr).— Mrs. \ijaya Lakshmi Pandit of India yesterday became the first woman ever to be elected President of the Tnited Nations General Assembly. She was chosen by a vote of 37 to ft over Prince Wan ot Thailand, the484 words
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222 1953-09-17 1 16.— Cairo's T"d a y measures in the i Preforth regime would be "I rough." Minister I [ajor thundering crowd of 100,--000 the a conspiracy restore the monarch- had id conspirators would be named within 48 hours Two armoured cars stood at eachReuter; A.P. - 222 words
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95 1953-09-17 1 Sir Charles To Succeed Sir Charles LOXDOX. Sep*. 16, (IU iter) The appointn I air- Sir F Offi cr nding-in -Chi ef. Far Land Forces. I nounced by the War Office i Sir Charles F. Ki heron es Commai or Midd East Forces. Gen. Loewt n is ent Officer Comin95 words
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Article58 1953-09-17 1 Standard Staff Corr€B>snSS?al KUAI A LUMPUR. Wi d Be: j and S. S Id Ti in Of the F( Reconnaissance are ng framed bi thR< gin eat depot in Port I son. Sir Gerald wai mot at nent airstrip Mentri B r .<nd Brit h Ad58 words
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Article33 1953-09-17 1 MEW YORK. Sept. 16 CAFP) Mayer of New York, VinImpellitteri. was defeated by F. w. gner in the Democrat primary to choose the Party'- official candidate the New York City flection33 words
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Article19 1953-09-17 1 K ASH Ml R state is to main itonomous p -iv. thin the Indian union. A. F.P.A.F.P. - 19 words
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Article15 1953-09-17 1 MARSHAL Tito last n received Bri'ish Field Mai Lord Montgomery m Zagren. A.F.P.A.F.P. - 15 words
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101 1953-09-17 1 COLONY FIRM TO BUILD MIL BRIDGE ALOR STAR, Wed —A Singapore firm of civil engin< Messrs. Ewart and Company. have been awarded a contract to build a 51. 000.000 bridge at Alor Star, to take the p a v of tho two existing Bailey bridges. j The new bridge will101 words
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Article46 1953-09-17 1 PARIS, Sept Hi Premier Joseph I anicl will gn to Washington tor important sn i «.t polk j talks ith t op American officials soon, it uis e,{ toi I < I i i i ASDFSDFSDAF AAAF DSF AP UPAP; UP - 46 words
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Advertisement63 1953-09-17 1 Wharfedalc si rtii MIM lOP JD^St 0 NS I \ND TRADING CO. re— l Prinre Street— Tel: ACORN i\ JEBSf am 1 S3- AmmVHmm\\\9i J*' Ki-oz \£U tins UNSWEETENED EVAPOKAIfcD MILK *>oa>#©oe#ea> ACORN APORATED MILK 3 made in dairy -rich Ne*- Zealand by the manufacturer's of our famous ANCHOR'' BUTTER63 words
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Advertisement57 1953-09-17 1 USE THE Shelltox x y//6' newest \gt- f/ung in radio! SjE&EtCß^r 4k /V/cv im //it- Federation: $380 PHILIPS IMj 7/J/0 neco v//> /</ jyrr Mo rtxordpiayer no bigger than an oniinury tabic rmdioi 'I In model gjvet a wwederfml n t i r ..v /»"f/i /< radio and ret >rdt57 words
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Article173 1953-09-17 2 50-Foot Death Plunge Suicide Standard st.u Reportcf A I returned by the Singapore tan! -roner. Mr. Giam Chong Hing, I f it Ihe i. nto the death of r> •}")••.•< old dance teacher. Choy Ch- Loon wa s fatally Injured 50-fool plunge from the pt ef his studio on Ann173 words
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43 1953-09-17 2 ALTHOUGH Mr Justice i ihim, who pleaded to irge, was in remand since hi t on De>\ 22 last i for 'laving choppt a papaya tn to burn down a prove its pro.. jail sentence was from43 words
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Article, Illustration104 1953-09-17 2 photo. MEMBERS of tho public who hive occasion to go to Singapore's Ceutoal Police Station to make reports or statements will n<> longer have to wait in the dismal Charge Koom. For their convenience a ne w waiting room has been set aside in which thevStandard - 104 words
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Article160 1953-09-17 2 Standard Staff Reporter IN addition to the accommodation available for 83.000 children in Singapore's English Schools next year there will be place for at least another 80,950 children in i hinese, 9,316 in Malay and 1,476 in Indian schools. A Government spokesman told Tl^.e Standard160 words
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Article45 1953-09-17 2 ONLY four out of 4.000 S gapore Government oyees have spplied for to buy their own homes through the Federal Government scheme launched three e four applicants are junior officers and want loans ranging hum Si o,ooo to j $18,00045 words
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Article80 1953-09-17 2 THE 6,224 ton Anshua, the third pilgrim ship to n Singapore from Jed more than 300 pilgrims rday. Only two I both women died on the journey home. More than HOO other pilgrims di at Pen The ret grims on arrival by a large crowd of80 words
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Article, Illustration95 1953-09-17 2 BEFORE he and his wife sailed from Singapore for Australia in the Charon yesterday, the former Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. L. Blythe (ri^ht) was given a group photograph of the Citv Councillors by one of the Councillors. Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy. The photograph was taken at95 words
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Article164 1953-09-17 2 Standard Staff Reporter MR. Peter Clague, Singapore Police Secretary, yesterday gave four instances in which members of th c public successfully resi ded armed robbers. In the first instanee a father and son sttacked three armed men i to rob I Kim Poh Road, off164 words
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Article420 1953-09-17 2 JOHORE P. W.D. MAN JAILED He Accepted A Bribe Of $200 From Contractor Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Wed— M. S.nnathamby, a technical assistant in the Johore Public Works Department with 25 years service, was today sentenced to six months rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Justice Paul Storr on a corruption420 words
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Article, Illustration12 1953-09-17 2 LONGER SINGLE DECKERS URGES EVHNG i linI are i _ad MK EHI.M12 words
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Article32 1953-09-17 2 EIGHTEEN oi textile* ed al si 1.200 wei re in Palmer I: re The theft ws iy but it i texl i Si ot. ai PoH investigating.32 words
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108 1953-09-17 2 CONFUSION and anxiety over the working of the igration law was nat in the early stage-. S I gap Immigration ch:ef, Mr. .1. 1.. J. Haxworth, told The Standard, yesterday, Mr. Haxworth commenting on criticisms of his department at Tn the Legislative Coun t108 words
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Article63 1953-09-17 2 SI.AP followed started a riot wh two labourers. Teo Eng S. and Teo Ah Peng, in the Si por e Second District Court terday on a charge ng. It was alleged that Eng Seek and Ah Peng were Ifl I vho had a Chen Kam and63 words
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Article129 1953-09-17 2 TWO ca^es of housebn ing and theft I ca^e of thel m a man's room were revealed by police yesterday. CASE 1:— A Sikh jagn of a rubber factory wen' to work on Monday nig hi after locking his room. When he returned the129 words
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Article64 1953-09-17 2 Standard London Correspondent prices ot rubber ond tin on the London market: LONDON RUBBER Spot 19 d Oct. /Dec. 194d. jan Mar 19Jd. Apr. /June 19]d. Jury/Sept. 19^. Sept. c.i.f. 19 4, Tone: Buyers Quiet. LONDON TIN Spot £595 per ton buyers, £597 10s. sellers. Three months: £58964 words
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Article120 1953-09-17 2 Cl MlflCj rubber price* .rntv per Hi) ir Singa pate \-vierd.i> acre. Itu\ i s srlkrs Ra I RHJ spot Leone Ns I R.S.S. SS| Ns R.R.S I Ns < K.S.B. I I I n e Quirt lIN PHM r 1 he price ol tin ycster ii i120 words
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Advertisement532 1953-09-17 2 hnkiM I J -J *"U Arr tout' N^ JM -=a rr«par< d trained 1 /^J___^^S^^^ Tiad\ |g rr^o'ind Vr\ to tbf Intilatlnn? >— r Are vnn pqnlppni It. .rirr r*>ldrn •pporti.-mtip^ »v thr* _ris« Moments II v. ioya ara hurrvin. into weeks and JmoeUm r J It i now: Ive532 words
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Advertisement106 1953-09-17 2 jft nut sitf is ns vi* i Ji> om Kimtb*i*i os*<k\i usi ""/""*<''' PRINTED VOIiS ///f'l MERCERISED I COTTON SAREES Mil C V' /c i|\ vi- < I 6 I /W >i\ V X CROI Nil I I OOR ir x i*~^.Ji^J Limited II km.iis ri M'E HNCaAPfIBI f HKIKI106 words
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Miscellaneous81 1953-09-17 2 Weather MINIMUM ti mpei.it ure: From 7..'!0 pan Sept. li to a mi. Sept. Iti. Sineapore 174F); Penana 1 741 i; Kola Bahru 173F): Kuala l.umpur i70l); ipoh (72F); Ku;<ntan I KSF). M.ixini u in Temperature: Trom 7..;tl a.m St-pt. IS to 7. .'.(1 a.m. S«-pt. It; Singapore (87F); IVnaiift81 words
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Article, Illustration91 1953-09-17 3 ALL international airlines operating out of Singapore are now busy engaged »n airlifting children back to school. Heaviest traffic is between Singapore and Europe and this picture was taken aboard a BOAT Constellation shortly before it left S_agapers for London yesterday. Of the 21 passengers from91 words
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Article223 1953-09-17 3 i RIME Wis responsible for the deaths of five peoing the lirst half of this month as against five during the whole month of in said •n with month keeper, uf i.O- is at have an Indian found tighl v decomposed body of i tman in223 words
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20 1953-09-17 3 tie of tnada, i few iing to and .perts r *he y:on added Tuned20 words
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Article84 1953-09-17 3 PENANG, Wed. A ..pecial examination for Muni clerks who failed in one subject during their last examination will take place soon t) enable them to pass a promotion Bar. the Municipal Secretary. Mr. S. V. Adams. The Stan i.v He said that clerks have to s84 words
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Article30 1953-09-17 3 THE anniversary tions of the Malay Association, Penrheigam Al Aishu Wai ATeleh. will h e held at Choon Gunn English Sehool. K Seng Road on Sunday at 4.00 p.m.30 words
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Article, Illustration80 1953-09-17 3 Mr Aw Boon Haw was host recently at a dinner part] at his Haa Psr Mansion, in Hoogfcoos b» the visiting Japanese Ptrhamcnt.irv Delegation to Southeast Asia. I linking Mr. Aw in the background of picture ri^ht) are Mr Lemon Ik«'da Heft), member of the House80 words
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Article, Illustration157 1953-09-17 3 New U.K. Policy Affects System SUGAR may be taken off the ration in Malaya next year. From Jan. 1 next the British export trade in refined sugar will be handed back to private refineries, it was announced by the Singapore Government yesterday. Consequently the157 words
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Article, Illustration88 1953-09-17 3 PORT SWETTENHAM Wed. Ts clerks urc 1 yester lav srhen 'onveying several bags ot i bur-' They were rushed *.o hosplway c. is Sia ese 1 i ling the rice was irn to his ship The clerks were standi) g >ilo a be sling 188 words
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Article102 1953-09-17 3 SINGAPORE'S popular Director of Posts. Mr. W. A. Cooper leaves the Colony shortlv on six months leave prior to his retirement alter over 40 \cars in Government service. When h t > leaves Sin with his wife on Oct. 2 1 Radnorshire, his place will102 words
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Article160 1953-09-17 3 CHINESE fishermen in Singapore are now taking to deep sea fishing, the acting Director of Fisheries, Singapore, Mr. Thani Ah Kow, said at a press conference yesterday. Tham ad ied. however. I I e :> long time re Sing ipore can dispen with fishermen160 words
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Article42 1953-09-17 3 SINGAPORE A Will Mtier On Oct. 16 at the Adeiphi i Garden. Mr. Harold Williams, who will play the title role in Elijah, at a forthcoming formanee, will By over f f >r the dinner from Au I42 words
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50 1953-09-17 3 X isl Church In 1 F i I "i E ie six "comm i W i do Rein :-y Hain M.'l K r Today: Pay Lebai R Waldo Reii VI T Sti n I i i Friday: /Wes Ch irch: 'V I'll! s M.T. Meel50 words
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Article, Illustration168 1953-09-17 3 THK fii -t Joiat practice of tlie Singapore Voith Council Choir who will aUBf the two City Day saags on the steps ot the City Council on the night of City Dav, Sept. ti araa held at the Wesley Hall. Fort Canning, oa Monday. The "City Sons."168 words
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Article56 1953-09-17 3 Rise In Malayan Timber Exports M .LAI exports or sawn timber (excluding Irak) letted IMSM7S during the lirst h.ilf of IIW Nr Ir ,um P»rrd wit'i 17,374,2(1 during lhr mrresponding period m itn. •t r Bg r 1 i SI 174 Iv y p 4 in Ol 1 rd l56 words
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Article17 1953-09-17 3 A few pi ship The f r i n the --*****--t •i Ik? l 117 words
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Advertisement31 1953-09-17 3 Wmr SAmmw _9H____rt___- __s^_____?^^_r crystal BSSSSSsI I Sole Exporter J;^ e Company for the Import and Export of v- 3 Chemical Products and Raw Materials, Ud., Panska 9, Praha 11, Czechoslovakia31 words
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Advertisement99 1953-09-17 3 Jgown j msr^uma mm* 1 f #r**__ srJ f_r -c-^ 4 l_r*_jr^j|im PLASTO PRINT jgasa .SUABLE i OLOI RS RESISTING I W \ll VBI I IN is Nl MBtH OF in SHaNSfI < OIjOI RH REMEMBER ,•'"•"'1 a IS ,^ytfws UMIH ITS IN 1 11 WAgSIAMI LLS I LAIMI S99 words
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Article, Illustration313 1953-09-17 4 Noise Annoyed Others... So Radio Was Cut Off Standard Staff Reporter ABOUT 500 labourers of the Singapore Harbour Board are 'simmering with rage*' because Harbour Board officials cut the wire supplying eleciric current to their only community listening set, they alleged, to "pacify"' half a dozen European officials staying on313 words
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Article96 1953-09-17 4 Award For Heraldry Adviser MALACCA, Wed. Malaces FltaalfifUl Councillors at a meeting today decided to present a silver salver to their adviser in Heraldry Dr. (11. Withers Payne, in appreeiation of hLs services in designing and emblazoning the Municipal Arms. A warrant to use the Arms u.is produced fur the96 words
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Article, Illustration52 1953-09-17 4 KUAL IPUR, Wed.— l< I ("i:r i (24), an Sttendant attach; W arne B petrol kiosk at Lumpur. r in the sum of $100 I>r 12 months when he ach i trol E. Brown. President Ol the S ol laid thr; he tore it of the bookstandard - 52 words
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144 1953-09-17 4 AID HOT PUNISHMENT FOR SUHGEI PELEK Gentld Templer, e was not n. Instead he was sen'. une Govern to di with them tl ns on p I ?_j tearing re "beginning to try o Government." I the 2,000 inhal gave them one mon to reform. ••Opt r;i' on Q tion144 words
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Article22 1953-09-17 4 A LUMPUR, Temj li r, org oi I eal, and arly ppi< > 7. Tlio poppies ol i in-22 words
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165 1953-09-17 4 IPOH, Wed.— Or. A. M. Tarafolar, Kinta District Health Officer, was today lined S5OO in the Magistrate's Court tor negligent driving on Feb. VZ which caused the death Of a six-nsonth-old child at the junction of Kampar and Goneng Koad. In Dr. Taral said itStandard - 165 words
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Article24 1953-09-17 4 A VARIETY the Taipinf e Methodist Youth 1" lid of the Chi;: t.ind. Pokok Assam Xage. will be held at 7.30 p.m.24 words
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Article, Illustration182 1953-09-17 4 SINGAPORE City Council ors. including their i 'i' F. ICcNeice, Government officials and well itched Mr. A. W. Pere ir a's 45-mi imc film, "Tbe which wai ned in the City C ci] Chamtx r y< terday, It wai the vliolc a eilor*. Mr182 words
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Article121 1953-09-17 4 Ritson Talks To Resume lIRI I M\N dele Ration of the Council «>f Johat Action, represeatias about is.ooo Siagapare C»\ rrament emplo3 ees, >\ di saeel t ioveraaa si da] to discuss the RHsaa p.i v i smairaflstloai. The delegatioa v ill l e headed h> Mr. K M. Il\121 words
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Article57 1953-09-17 4 Fed. Aug. Total KUALA LUMPUR Wed.— I excise revei the V repi n colic nth. eral cu^to:-: 123 121,0 mi nth T_« slight dr« p in rubber. Total collect! month i (4.*****1 In al--o s < In i trom I i i tot ollect< month57 words
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Advertisement253 1953-09-17 4 f CATHAY ORGANISATION r*B ATTRA(TIONS -^tP II <>|{ Mil (iiWIMINi I Ol OIS FATKONS I 111 -I \l- M(l \<IU ISOOKMU I IN \l»\ \N< L j oa i \-u opens y^^Xß^G! TXr^^^ TOpflY AT M AM.. 1.30, I. <•• I", X «>.30 I'.M. FORBID&F.N ADVENTURE! MAGICAL SPECTACLE 4^sJ^__^P*T t253 words
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Advertisement205 1953-09-17 4 SENSATIONAL VAf.lll f Plusi Th* hi :i-IP Wmsirai NAT "King" COLC 6Sag»T«p Im"- PHI lI. Mi with Rut Mm WATCH FOR IT ..i I S (Ml si its are now (ash bookjhh- llt TOI) AY M_l|tir NO HUMAN EVE HAS EVER M /!Wf/m/££ NO MAN EVER LIVED E f^BBBBBBBBHWFfff-^TsiiT^ J205 words
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Article, Illustration193 1953-09-17 5 WE Diagnostic Survey Team has just launched the ol land use survey of Singapore Island. Pur- this survey is two-fold: 1. To estimate the capacity! Vi: 'the growpopulatlon Of Singapore 1 h is expected to reach the two million figure in Ll7_> 2. ToStandard - 193 words
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Article31 1953-09-17 5 an help t the short- Colony i I 'nion ri crnB question iers in on under P he ountries ii s 1 1 g- -hera31 words
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Article23 1953-09-17 5 INCHE Abu Bakai Mn H Iji H«l?in, nit Mag --rate. Taiping, w be transferred to Parii Buntai as Circuit Mag j23 words
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Article77 1953-09-17 5 TWO sailors. John Henry Irvine and Derek Hatcher, appeared before the Singapore Eighth Police Court Magistrate yesterday on tentative charges of robbery and assault. It was alleged that Hatcher and Irvine robbed a taxi driver, Lee Ah Soo. of SI 4 and voluntarily caused hurt to77 words
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85 1953-09-17 5 Progressives To Oppose Poll Report PROGRESSIVE Party rrv in the Singapore I e Council will oppo-o the majority recommenda' ion of I tho Communist on electoral i I rmi when it comes up fori adoption in the Council The majority recomm< the continuation of the pre x m'ary registration of85 words
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Article107 1953-09-17 5 TWO men went to a homo in Rajarai Lane at 'A a.m Aug. lid a od awakened the cnant. They said they were detectives a^d wanted to search the house for opium. Hearing a commotion. a neighbour. Tan Bong Guan. entered the housp and asked107 words
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Article57 1953-09-17 5 THE continued hearing into the ease of Loo Wee Wan. chief paying cashier of a Singapore bank. was adjourned to Sept. 2a as the Fourth District Judge. Mr. J B. .Tayaretham. who heard the case previously is indisposed. Loo is charged with criminal breach of trust of57 words
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Article, Illustration86 1953-09-17 5 THIS dumb and de.ifnirl, aged four, was found by a night watchman walking aimlessly aloag Club Road on Sunday morning. The Police have since failed to identify i n spite of their efforts in taking her out in a radio van. asking the public through a86 words
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Article91 1953-09-17 5 Standard Staff Reporter A .MEETING of more than 1.000 workers will be held at Singapore's Badminton Hall in Guillemard Road in the first week of October to decide whether a third political partsshould be formed in Singapore to look after the we' fare of91 words
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Article168 1953-09-17 5 LABOUR PARTY FORMS P W BRANCHES Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Wed.— PJan s are Complete i for opening branches of the Labour Party in Province Wellesley and the response has been very encouraging the hon. secretary of the Penang Labour Partv. Mr. A. Balakrishnan. told The Standard today. He said168 words
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329 1953-09-17 5 Dead Girl Planned To Wed BOR, Court Told DOREEN PEREIRA, 32-ycar old Brittonnia Uub dance hostess, who was found strangled in her room at Padang Terkur, in Fronkel Estate, Singapore, "was 'o fond" of a soldier in the Guard Dog Unit, that she planned to marry him. Mrs. Clarice De329 words
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Article45 1953-09-17 5 TAIPING, Wen.— A middleaged Chinese, Loh Yeng Hong, was fined $2,000 or three months' jail by the Taiping Magistrate on the charge of assisting in the running of a public lottery, to wit LOMO characters at Aulong New Village,45 words
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Article51 1953-09-17 5 MALACCA Wed Th«. h era appoii to consider ion ne give effect to the ra* commen <>f the i I ment e\ Beda e. for the organization and supervision in the Pi ,>n. This ws the Municipal President, Mi G I C. Wh Municipal Council's monthly meet51 words
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Article, Illustration25 1953-09-17 5 Sta- Role In Her Own Film Story H< SI i,. cn. I I B author and comp. ihov r" on Mi*> lin i hin < hoi25 words
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Article13 1953-09-17 5 on in:. 1 thin I <>t padi lai garni13 words
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Advertisement166 1953-09-17 5 2J_IGH ADVENTURE STORMS THE WGH SEAS! m *v m roni l^ v Moroccan JmW ____P'^^^ja_b_, N EDWARD SMALL omfm)mm\\0 m fm)mm\\ 'X^^^^^^^^f Wing- the boldest a _f _f Bf TmW\yWslLXmmm\*? L-^jß-T > i* \jt^* .i r _____f' JOHN f JPM' PAYNE MB^a. _s^ J_.. a| _a.<"""_H/~ __l Mi l^s 5166 words
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Article798 1953-09-17 6 U HEN the present Federal Constitution was being forged some seven yes there came into being an alliance ol political parties and groups who wanted a more rapid rate of political advance. It looks as though the* constitutional issue might oace again give birth to an alliance798 words
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Article1097 1953-09-17 6 A New Colonial Service Wanted JKITAIN today Is faced with the dilemma that on the one hand the stability and even the maintenance of the Commonwealth depend upon the continuance of a wide range of Commonwealth services, and that, on the other, the present form of colonial service cannot be1,097 words
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Article, Illustration1397 1953-09-17 6 GA TT TALKS BEGIN TODAY JJKITAIX will join with Australia in pressing for a review of GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade) when the parties to the agreement meet at Geneva today. The British-Australian move will be directed chiefly towards revision of the GATT rule which not only forbids1,397 words
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Article373 1953-09-17 6 Problems Of A Writer Sir: Andrew Koth writing in the Sunday Standard of September 13. regrets that ••Malaya's creative people are not trying harder to convey the essence of the Malayan scene in fictional form." A writer who wants to convey the essence of the Malayan scene here faces many373 words
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Article108 1953-09-17 6 Sir. Tho laig Sir Fran, is Mo ■mure mentioned l.\ Joseph John i., The S DOre Standard of September (iad the dlttini tion <>r I nrM Lanka but had I M the honour t wlta the late Sir v der. the first Sp ,f the first State108 words
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Advertisement136 1953-09-17 6 sim;aim>kl; n<.aa stamiakd INDfcPLiNDKNI MORNING NEWSPAPER HEAD OFFICE: 128, Robinson Rood, Singopore. Telephone Nos: *****—***** Coble LV Telegraph Address: TIGERNEWS. Singapore. BRANCH OFFICES LONDON Room 222. The Times Building Printing House Square, London E.C 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 45. Sultan Street. 83. Cowan Street. 8. Leith Street, Tele: 4588136 words
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Advertisement62 1953-09-17 6 DAF SDF ADFS FF SDF TRAVEL THE GLOBE WITH Iku i Ww* llpiV Y°u can depend j_^^&^^B_^a_JE''ss-B_^'*^_B^_riH _W_Pr^^__ra¥- _k B i '^V JC_^'_s Singaport- I'rice $320 or *J7 Monthly Federation Trice $365 or $31 Mont hi v SUPERB QUALITY tht *in cuil fmit I "T\MS SPKAKaXfT 0 BuHihprtad li> advt62 words
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Article, Illustration55 1953-09-17 7 photo. miaa rt,wi\sti.vAM.\ (Evelyn Hargarel Ay), extreme right, who was named "Miss .America. 1954" in the annual beauty contest at Atlantic City. Others in the picture are (from left): Miss Wyoming (Klaine Lois Holkenbrink) bathing suit winner: Miss Virginia, Anne Lee Cellist talent winner: Miss South DakotaUP - 55 words
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189 1953-09-17 7 VNOI, sept, lb, (AP).— Gen. Rene Coffay. Com--1 rench Union Land Forces in Northern declared today that neither his troops nor the Communist-led Vietminh had launched sive In the Red River Delta. A statf»rr_»nl iccnoH frnm tement issued from y's headquarters said and formally189 words
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Article42 1953-09-17 7 15, (AP) I Park 5 It nit rank F Johnston, a with 20 hest. I his < d him as i th 16 ipaign n P> Johnston court and the .ud this "He was gle one of was42 words
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Article27 1953-09-17 7 THE C' WEALTH PLANS MEET Sept 16 'Ki ountries finishing for an econo- be be'il in Jan lary, accordtative pokes- al .Mr. Richard the Exming to at-27 words
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Article28 1953-09-17 7 G K O N G Sept. 16 be a the this England, I 1.!. -Co!. .lames immanded the made its on (he Imjin28 words
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Article79 1953-09-17 7 BANGKOK, Sept. 16 (AFP) Luang Thavil, head of the ade mission to Jap m j who returned here today, said Thailand has persuaded Japan !to buy $3,000,000 (Malayan) worth of Thai rubber under a new open account agreement. Japan will also buy tin. timber, hides.79 words
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Article97 1953-09-17 7 JOHANNESBURG. Sept. 16. (AP) Manila! Gandhi. »>o-year-old son of Mahatma Gandhi, yesterday withdrew his notice °f appeal against a fine of £50, or 50 days iu jail for taking part in a racial law defiance incident. He said he will serve thc jail sentence. He left97 words
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198 1953-09-17 7 HONGKONG. Sept. 10. (AFP). Allegations that a statement said to have been made by a United States consular official here caused an unpleasant situation in Chinese business circles were made last nighl when the Hongkong ChiPetorm Club met to discuss action to be taken over198 words
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Article, Illustration64 1953-09-17 7 LONDON. Sept. 16. (Rcuter) —Sir Winston Churchill is expected to leave London on Thursday on a short holiday in the south of France, it is authoritatively learned. "OPFKATION CLAUDE**: Major Favaron (centre), conim.indinn the Second Regiment of Algerian infantry, is seen with officers consulting hi> map during theAP - 64 words
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Article396 1953-09-17 7 United Nations Again Puts Off Representation NEW YORK, Sept. 16, (Reuter) The General Assembly foday voted by 44 to 10 with two abstentions to postpone for this year the question of Chinese representation in the United Nations. The vote came on a United States proposal396 words
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Article140 1953-09-17 7 LONDON. Sept. 16 (Renter) The Cabinet today instructed Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, Britain's Mini ter of State to support the United States in opposing Chinese Communisl and North Korean prop fpr including India. Indom Burma and Pakistan in the Korean political conference. Sir Winston140 words
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Article96 1953-09-17 7 Austin 100' Breaks 100 Records WENDOVER. Utah Sept. 1(5 (Renter) A.i Austin Healey "100" sports car has now broken 100 records on the Bonneville Salt Flats Every record previously made by an ordinary stock car has been beaten. One 24-hour tcs* was abandoned after 20 hours driving owing to heavy96 words
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Article26 1953-09-17 7 SOUTH .IPI 15 R turiai camthen had do Sui the fro. i them U first come h< B I i I26 words
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Article69 1953-09-17 7 CAPETOWN. Sept 16 (Renter). South Africa's two Houses of Parliament met in joint session here yesterday to take a final vote on the National Government** contentious "South Africa Amendment Bill" almost certain to i>e defeated It is likely to go dOWn s ano her setback in69 words
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Article39 1953-09-17 7 TOKYO, Sept. 16 (AFP).— A wonder drug winch can bring about speedier and |arger output of eggs by inducing hens to work harder —is claimed to ha^e been discovered by a Japanese biologist. photo39 words
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Article146 1953-09-17 7 BONN, Sept. IC (Sealer) -Britaia has lakmHUd to the French Government proposals foi (loser British association with the European Defence Com munity, a British lli«h Commission spokesman said here vesterdav. He Brit ment had a the imp tion With EDC and 'have i But146 words
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Article61 1953-09-17 7 BANGKOK. Sept 16 (AFP) After publication of the decree raising customs duties on luxury goods, prices of all commodities. especially icry and foodstuffs, started to climb today. Car prices showed an immediate increase by 36 (M r •ent. Finance Minister Phra Boribhand Yuddhakich there will be61 words
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Article23 1953-09-17 7 MALARIA experts from 2u ountries meet in Bangkok on September 21 to pool prog reports on how to combat malaria. —Renter.23 words
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Article53 1953-09-17 7 DURBAN, Spet. M (API Dr. Kinsey's report on the sex life of women may never be sold in South Africa. The Customs Department yesterday issued orders to Durban bookshops that they are not to sell any copies of it until they are given Permission to53 words
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Article107 1953-09-17 7 A Father's Hopes Are... M\\ VOKK Be* It. I V (ien laaaci Van Fleet said resterdat thai aa still "entertains treat hopes" that hi s soldier son is .iii\»> aad will !>•• released by Korean Communists despite a report that he dud in a bomber crash, Van Pled arrived from107 words
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Article25 1953-09-17 7 SIR Henri a h Clarke Deputy S v m the roreigi Oflfa has l>een an point,,.,} British An r to Ital'. Ri25 words
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Article, Illustration62 1953-09-17 7 HIN, S I f AFPi I v./ JUL th** g, t A OUT FOR THK PRESIDENT: President Eisenhower admires a delicate desiun on a six loot silk screen presented him by Crown Prince .kihite on hell ill of Kmperor llirohito of Japan The Japaaese priaatUP - 62 words
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Advertisement64 1953-09-17 7 tßßmmßjm*^ M j'** 1 '~^_j'l~ ™a \J mmmmmmmm 1 '-^m** mWmWKm 4______K_______ ____Vl mw (InKilni ilill' 'Iniilllai^^H fkw _Br Ifl iilu Ifiiiiißaf RS mm Rt f_f' Thn new thrifty PACEMAKER model has all of Hudson's exclusive advantages and is compact in sixe due to a shorter overall length for cosy64 words
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Advertisement99 1953-09-17 7 Keeping up-to-date wah TIME W^^] CLOCKS |g£ SMITH CAMERA CASE Hi j. rJ*^^^ s**)^5 3 I j Jewelled Bftv travelling I x. ,uore Lui mßßm—t—^Km r^ band A i 1^ rom S3 7.50 "SMITH" 7 Jewel. 30 Hour Folding Travel Alarm with roised gilt figures ond luminous spots. In morocco99 words
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Article36 1953-09-17 8 A GENERAL survey of the <^argo discharged from the Mitsui Steam.ship Company's I s.s. ArWobasafl Maru \v.!l he i lat Godowns l and 2of the Singapore Harbour Board at 0 a.m. on Sept. 2.136 words
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Article, Illustration238 1953-09-17 8 THE Dutch air delegation to the Far East, headed by Mr. H. J. Spanjaard. Director of Civil Aviation in The Netherlands, made a one-night stop over at Singapore yesterday before leaving for Bangkok. The delegation flew in from Colombo where consultations were held onStandard - 238 words
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Article81 1953-09-17 8 HALIFAX. 9ept |f (AP>— I The 'A~A4 ton Spanish froighter llarata was reported sinking yesterday 580 miles southeast of St. Johns. Newfoundland Tne Halifax salvaqe Foundation Lillian is headed for the stri -ken ship but will need three day to reach j her. Radio reports81 words
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Advertisement724 1953-09-17 8 i I i HAMBURG mm AMERIKA LINIE AND NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD JOIN I SKRVK I To Colombo Qeaoa Maratillet, Antuerp, Rotterdam, Hamburg Ml Bremen Spore P Sham Penang I 8 Mfeaanteia (NDL) I x Oct JiOct io liOct 'TS Hi .ninschui ic (HAPAG)23 CTOrl 2?*/30Oct 3»Oct ISov 'lone Konc Manila Kobe724 words
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Advertisement1187 1953-09-17 8 BLUE FUNNEL LINE SrJJ MANSFIELD t.0., LID. Pa^«« Drpt. incorporated In Sincaoore Carrlrn option to prore«fj via other ports to load and iliMharfi- rarro (Mil INO to LIVKKPIMIL, tilA^.nn LONDON K (OVIINKNIAL I'OUIS Due SaJlf P S ham Henana IVrsfiw tor Marseilles. Llverft <; Bept 17/11 Anchw'i Havre. Liverpool h,1,187 words
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Advertisement540 1953-09-17 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Hollan d America Line Nederland Mne Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX (MONTREAL) BOSTON NFW YORK PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE MOBILE NEW ORI E \NS via St T EZ. S'pore P.S'ham Penang _SLAMAT(RL) 19 2:>Sept 26Sent 27 *gSeot RAKI SMN) 9 150ct 16 Oct HlftOct MATAR AM540 words
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Advertisement642 1953-09-17 8 EAST ASIATICIiHE SAILINGS FROM SCANDIN WI V I K S'pore i "INDIA" For Bangkok. Sni:: Hongkong. Manila. K Yokohama in "SELANDIA" for Bangkok 10 11 i "KOREA" For Djakarta Hangkok. Saigon. Hongkong. Manila Kobe. Vokohama Oct 2f 20 "MFONIA- For Bangkok II lINov |t/| SAILINGS TO CON I IN? N|642 words
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Article58 1953-09-17 9 A THREE-MAN Japanese rcunomir fact-finding d.•!«■nation arrived in Singapore by BOAC Constellation from .lak.irta o n Tuesday for a three day stay hrre. Ml arp members of the Japanese House of Representatives. From left: Mr. V. Takahashi. Mr. K. Tajima. Mr. Ken Ninomiya, Japan* sr Consul-general in Singa pore,58 words
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Article, Illustration98 1953-09-17 9 R. I. Rubber Finds New Markets: Malaya Drop THE following special Standard dispatch from Indonesia points up two significant, long range deve'.o^mens in the Indo nesian rubber picture. By Arnold Hr.tckman Sjii-i ul Standard Corr. A sign I of Indi N maki ii > Pi I i f i haaStandard - 98 words
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96 1953-09-17 9 WASHINGTON, Sept 16 (Ri ter)— Boll Lais about to sign a one year contract i<t tl of lin to United States, announced Mr, Il i^to Ciku Sanchez, Bolivia's Economic Minister. B I and Ii >nal Fund orters after he and B lor, <<,p--4596 words
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Article54 1953-09-17 9 IN, Sept. Tne E n attention to cesa tor bonding i er to metal. Thij process. deve oped in America, is said to make it ible to obtain r ed metal materials hai tolerances of the those obtainable for itself. "The process can I bom; nium54 words
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Article19 1953-09-17 9 THE Ja] in the I open< 1 in Jakarta. II cd products ot reha post-war Japanese industry.19 words
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Article13 1953-09-17 9 DOING THE MARKET RUBBER STEADY I In ii rDON Pit HE i I13 words
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Article25 1953-09-17 9 $***** Profit For New Scudai i i i rl KM) c loro I a If I i roc i I ti of $8' I I'25 words
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Miscellaneous313 1953-09-17 9 tH Abncr 7—---—- By A/ tOPP X^ v --6 _pSS^O op'ifpU^-J A^. "O 55T1 |c-/ra/wri« 6^-^u Lk 3^V^^ -_r^>-*n.m\ J J -ANXi, who mp vn-ff r r•. ,r f usirrADtoc v >:a/ y^H l\ T a -i \J>J^ Ar£L J s'pos-Sto < __uSyJ_^ wal.. a^/v .«7^jys Bunny U J /ya313 words
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Miscellaneous582 1953-09-17 9 S'pore Diary i »«des and times taipeng SINGAPOBI \KI^ llil \iki MX«AJOtE. I m IS FNT(KI AINMIKJT me Yellow Jack. iiV it CNitKGAINMINI Ma I l KSOS, High: 1149 l K x er-Genen n ,k. .»•>•> Nga »<• SINGAPORI (lIA.MBKK KN>K\| •nK -^lIIIN||\M. H «\uiinv RLE CONCERT at V r.,vvx,582 words
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Article38 1953-09-17 10 v YORK— Want to go ithisl thai and ::t. nam id Co. reins d with s -1 that pap- a iine i l ol ry irly in ny thii ;iS ind to :es iti rieat38 words
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Article396 1953-09-17 10 JOHN WORRALL - JOHN WORRALL Snath Afac> n "v B*rtpp€*st>il «y il'i: TOWN. llil. MEW Immigration Hill baying introdstend hx South if rica's Minister of thf Inlrrior. Dr. T. E. EErsngAse* which uill s*n>n be before ikm South A fri* tin I'nrliamrul. is fraiihly ilrsi^nril tn limit396 words
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Article514 1953-09-17 10 Alastair Buchan - Alastair Buchan By JT IS an unfortunate fact, but one which cannot be dodged, thai there are the makings ot a oeriottj row between the United States and the United Nations. The American view o] the nature and functions Of tlie I'mU'd Nations has always differed514 words
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Article825 1953-09-17 10 Just Looking i| AROIMD TBE SKAPORE SHOPS COLLECTORS of handkerchiefs take note: For the sum of one dollar and thirty cents you can buy Shakespeare immortalised on cloth! From his classics the portraits of Romeo and Juliet. Othello and Desdemona, Hamlet and Ophelia have been transferred in attractive colour schemes825 words
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Article751 1953-09-17 10 Sir; Vour anonymous correspondent. "E.G.5.," notes with "interest" liiat LCI* "has departed from his usual academic dissertations to join in with the backward and anti-British element in acclaiming the full application of the Emerges*! Regulations." EG S is then "puzzled to wonder" why one oi751 words
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Article, Illustration82 1953-09-17 10 ALL through this week The Singapore Standard ore aenta its thirtv -third star contest \l> iou M t<H flit i* in eollecr th* m\ pictures and their respective coupons and send them together with the name ot the stars under single to\er to the Movie82 words
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Article81 1953-09-17 10 Sir; I would like to draw your attention to the pictures appearing m the section "The Schools" of your album "Elizabeth is Queen The "Coronation Queen" in the top picture is not Maureen Teo but my daughter Pam Galistan, an eleven-year-old pupil of St. Joseph's Convent in Upper81 words
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Article45 1953-09-17 10 S Mr. M.P.D >stiofl tl recruited trom India and Ceylon thowt that > l wat talking w.tt tong cheek or he has not lent thought t 'er. 1) ere ARE wa-.s ing the demon* 1 Mr. Nair, bnt neighbouring cou N SCHABENGUIVI L Singapore.45 words
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Article36 1953-09-17 10 Sir. S r ~p m I oft-i s ith K<>-. Rh i wh Ut their been of Pi Tlie keyi I of whi mmunisi the Commui her. lions t' MM M.WKKWI Kulini (Kedah).36 words
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Advertisement103 1953-09-17 10 A VAULT OF TORIES.. .I B^sL^^^H^^y^OLLHU^J____€^i3 1%.}, __i I "%i %i __7^____R__| r 'A^^^DSf iA ?Pt ___i t, __KWM___l yam^EmmmmmmWmwEtEi The magic and pageantry of Coronation is re- 1 1 caprured in this special album of photographs j compiled by The Standard. It records the ,1 cJjbrations not only in103 words
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Advertisement127 1953-09-17 10 ntii^xilLfjsT! IHE COUIO'. READ THIS Bti YOU ORDER VOVr TERN You mus' Ihrcc len you wont your po'' <• II I don't you dor I A numbi ol orj. con to mi without itompt TH l cut till f '< ttomo* potttd -J WE SHALL SUPPLY YOU WITH High quality127 words
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Article, Illustration31 1953-09-17 11 PORE'S coalkeepii with an onfidem a, lendid m»dlurn this dan,i n B ball ts oi one brilliant yesterday's rMis Singa* .1 .1 I.i n which luii.i I—o.31 words
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Article14 1953-09-17 11 Austin Does It Again I 105. 18 i B d by v 1.0110- n.h.14 words
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Article1099 1953-09-17 11 But Fail To Beat Gallant Narayanan SOUTH CHINA tourists kept intact their unbeaten record of 16 outings— 13 in Indonesia and 3 in Singapore— when they capped their third and last Singapore appearance at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday with solitary coal victorv over a not-at-full-strength Singapore1,099 words
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Article69 1953-09-17 11 ROYAL Engineer Begfanenl scored a narrow 9 points (a tiy and 2 penalty goals) to 8 (goal and a try) victory over tne Poice when fhev met in a rugger match at Thomaon Road vesterdav. Scorers for the Police Wi Hardial Singh (try converted Into69 words
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Article26 1953-09-17 11 RAJAJI SC beat Pulau B by one goal to nil In a soccer friendlv played at Farrcr Paik. M. S'jppiah scored the onlv goal.26 words
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Article260 1953-09-17 11 MAKING a strong second half rally after being down 2—l at half time, Singapore Cold Storage defeated the League and Cup division C champions, Ford Sports Club, by a narrow 3 2 margin in a Singapore Business Houses KO Cup match played at Karrer Park n260 words
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Article244 1953-09-17 11 Bukom KPM Draw PILAU BUKOM Sports Club held K.P.M. Sports Flub to a two-all draw in the first round oi the Singapore Business Houses Football Association KO Cuplie played at the Geylang Sta dium yesterday. KP M -ok th e kick-off and adapting themselves w<-U to the wet ground, moved244 words
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Article176 1953-09-17 11 Rough play marred what would otherwise have been a fine SUA division 3 league hoekey match when the Naval Base Paliee and Ceylon Sports Club drew one-all at Balestier Road yesterday. Early in the first half, the Navymen were unfortunate not to have scored through some fine176 words
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Article374 1953-09-17 11 SAINTS added yet another scalp to their string of victories when they beat a powerful Singapore Harbour Board XV by 14 points (goal and 3 tries) to nil in a very keen, fast and clean game of rugger played on the SHB ground yesterday. Once374 words
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Article99 1953-09-17 11 THE dl m and star'inc times for the Siam Cu D Qualifying Round, which wiii be plaved on Sunday, at the Island Club as follows: 3.00 DJU. Mi- N Conway Mrs. j Frenken; 305 p m lin E Burrett Mrs F. W J. 3 10 p.m99 words
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Article38 1953-09-17 11 THK Teachers Trail ng College lu. Indrawn tr Divisk n 1 of the SUA league. They will continue to play the schedi led league ga e friend Khalso Association h withdrawn from Di\ S LA ,;ue.38 words
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Article28 1953-09-17 11 TAIPING. Wed -Kir K Edwo d Yl! School will meet the 1 !;ping Tigers in a I rugger match at 'be S hool Green on Monday.28 words
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Advertisement74 1953-09-17 11 NEW rVtrW s~\ NOW SHOWING W 300-1i.15-9.15 p.m. [I FLYING DISCMAN FKOM MARS" vn i J vSVA 1 SATURDAY AT MIDNIGHT! >ll N I KMR WIND TO JAVA" HONG KONG PARADE cal Revue consisting of 15 Hong: Kong Beauties and celebrated singing Stars. \<l\<;, SINGING, .1 DEVILLE. olgh| and nightly74 words
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Advertisement363 1953-09-17 11 NIITM »;s PERAK Tl Rt (1(11 SULTANS GOLD ASE MEETING lf»:>3 First Day. 3rd October. IMI Second Day. 7th October IMI Third Day. 10th October. IMI SI (ASH SWTIPS POKWARD SALES ol uc kcts aie now available tickets are new or sale at UM Town Oflore Members may buy <363 words
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Advertisement394 1953-09-17 11 SITUATIONS WANTED 'N'DIAN I ,<"m mala 4 ".ri ex>e:.c:.<.*y .err.ment ■ervice am! r, n> comy c ,jgm 0 j i H»« dent in '.<"•' e !<•• i t No 211 i -r male. 41 |V l' MAN Pe K, r HRITISK i -ie>e rna'c H f >" <■ Saan dra394 words
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Article56 1953-09-17 12 SE I tn Chi i i by tv. I Cuptl ba hi in i r vicV thc the itta B the Ra ?)'ay. I in t the Maria I Encoura ilill seve- beto score f the in the the 1 M. E N ng on I I56 words
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Article1200 1953-09-17 12 Operas $96 Best Dividend Of Day EUTTING the front soon on sighting thr straight Cvpress Point, brilliantly ridden by Harry McC loud, kept up a strong run to finish three lengths c tear of Superiority to annex the main sprint at yesterday's races— seeond day1,200 words
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Article234 1953-09-17 12 HONGKONG. Sept. It, (AFP) Hongkong will definitely send a football team to the Asian games in Manila but exactly from what rates the players will be chosen from i s still something of a mystery. At the recent meeting of the Hongkong Football Association.234 words
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Article100 1953-09-17 12 RESULTS of last night'. Singapore Badminton Association Junior tournament tir-s were: Singles quarter finals: Oh Chi;ip Choon (Marigold) beat R. Tan Hock Leng (.Onan Hangars) I I, 15—1). Omar bin Ibrahim (Shell SJP.C.) be H A i bin A! (I lendly) 13 10. i.>— B. H100 words
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Advertisement107 1953-09-17 12 n wit/i Sblican M. PRAGER LTD. PO iJOX ID.) J ItL (i?*3* SINGAPORE W-ZJK oy^ w mmUSSAA Z -EBB W* 1 FOR «)NI DAY OM.V 3 Shows 3 6i" 1 15 pm. United Ar;. A Gripping Thriller! Ra] •vlilland "THE Till wi:h Martin -Rita Gam To morrow United Artists •Rl107 words
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Advertisement162 1953-09-17 12 BIG SWEEP"! TOTAL POOI l-t Prtae *****1 Snd Prtae *****0 3rd Prtae llimt Staften ($5*270 n_ > n *****6, *****0, *****1, *****12. Consolations < 1,, *****1. 24M52, 2WI7S, *****1 *****7, nftat, Ittl Double* Tote: IS tirkris w (1 (Jtimpsp of Ckimm history KUNG MING MASTER OF MILITARY STRATEGY r^ _r162 words
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