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Title Section17 1953-10-24 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD MGm£>^^- zM Vol. IV. No. 114. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2i, 1933. TWELVE PAGES 10 TENTS.17 words
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Article, Illustration487 1953-10-24 1 Laoour general Council Causes Stir Standard Staff Reporter THE General Council of the Singapore Labour Party yesterday decided to ask its representative in the Legislative Council, Mr. C. R. Dasaratha Raj, to forthwith resign his seat as a protest against Government's487 words
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Article130 1953-10-24 1 Menon Mystery: Out And Still In gl I IMPLR, Fri. InrtMn leaders are surprised that Mr V. M. N. Menon, Jntf »»t the five Indian repreviii.uivrs who recently reigned from the Federal I rgislative Council, is still on the Federal Executive IMIRCiI. Pfi K I Devesar, president M.ilayan Indian Conaid:130 words
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Article35 1953-10-24 1 0 police officers re Police Force today when Mr. Nixon, Vice-Presi-•i;ted States, is .'irrive. rig full security during his short a d the Commise, Mr. Nigel 1 thoro will be it leave.35 words
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172 1953-10-24 1 Flood Sweeps Away 200 In 'Toe' Of Italy REGGIO CALABRIA. South Italy. Oct. 23 (Reuter) Two hundred people were reported missing today fa devastating floods m the "Toe" of Italy. Troops were rushed to try to stem the flood waters, still spilling over river banks as the known death toll172 words
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Article80 1953-10-24 1 MKS. CHAN CHEE WAN of Singapore sent $10 as her contribution to The Singapore Standard Christmas Toy Fund yesterday. With this donation, the total now stands at $7,115.--77. All cash donations should be sent to The Christmas Toy Fund Singapore Standard. 128, Robinson Road. Singa-pore-1.80 words
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Article17 1953-10-24 1 Nurses at Malta's only tuberculosis hospital went on strike yesterday, for better working conditions. Reuter.17 words
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Article125 1953-10-24 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Selangor Government is to start an inquiry following reports of the shocking treatment being meted out to expectant mothers in the maternity ward of the General UospitaJ. Ibe Standard learnt here today. Meanwhile, none of the officers in the125 words
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Article, Illustration52 1953-10-24 1 photo. ACROBATIC dance rs Kethryn and Orly. known abroad and murb admired by ex-King Farouk of Egypt, were both born In Paris, but only recently made their debut there. Here they are during a rehearsal for the Paris debut, which they made as "the most aero* batic dancers in theA.P. - 52 words
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Article55 1953-10-24 1 ISRAELIS SHOT DOWN PLANE? BIERUT. Oct. 23: (AP) Thirty-five passengers ami crew members were killed an:l two others seriously injured in a crash reportedly caused by an attack b v Israeli fighter planes °n a Swedish airliner near the Israeli LebanocSyrian borders yesterday. The shot plane crashed on55 words
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334 1953-10-24 1 VILLAGE WITH A PAST IS NOW 'WHITE' MALACCA, Fri.— Tiang Dua New Village— "the village with a past" was yesterday by the emergency power vested in Resident Commissioner, Mr. G. E. C. Wisdom, brought into the Malacca "white" coastal strip. I But something appeared to have gone wrong .somewhere for334 words
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Article, Illustration11 1953-10-24 1 "Scared silly!— Visiting day. and he's in for bigamy!"11 words
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Article56 1953-10-24 1 LONDON. Oct. 23, (Reutsr) Russian housewives are promised more food, better restaurants and shops and increased supplies of refrigerators, washing machine? and vacuum cleaners under a government decree issued in Moscow today, according to a Tass message received here. It also ordered a new drive56 words
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Article95 1953-10-24 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Malay parents here are furious over reports by their children that they wer e made to dean drains and latrines and do general chores in their schools. A mother told The Standard that her two daughters had complained to her that their95 words
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Article35 1953-10-24 1 LONDON. O<t. 2.'*. (Renter) The Queen today approved the re-appointme:it of Mr. Cameron F. Cobboid as Governor of the Bank of England for a second term of five years35 words
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Article28 1953-10-24 1 A 20-YEAR-OLD Londoa youth. Mi<hael John Davtes wag ientenceJ to death Wday for stabbing to death John Berkley. aged 17 in teenage gang light.- ReuterReuter - 28 words
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312 1953-10-24 1 PENANG, Frl. Sir Sydney Palmer, chairman of the British Ruhher Development Board, stated today thai it was up to the governments of the United Kingdom and Malaya, and probably with the assistance of other South-East Asian countries, to approach the American Government312 words
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Article131 1953-10-24 1 THE Council of the Students I'nion of the Inivcrsity of Malaya is to consider sending a protest to the Federation Government at their meeting today in connection with the "blackmail" of eight undergraduates. The ei2ht |tudentl hive l>een told by the Federation that as they131 words
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Article41 1953-10-24 1 CID Receive Murder Cine THE r I D of the Bii tapora t> P'(»i r< m of my cd 10 M rft>k K tho «jf the i >• >nt •1 Ornk Tin v\ >-<\ on Hill eVvrn (i Tho \<Vor irrltltfl ir lanj41 words
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Article18 1953-10-24 1 CEYLON'S \l ni f, In- <*s .-in, i Fi t i. Mi < t' am re ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Advertisement24 1953-10-24 1 LEE (WAY 4 CO., North Bridge Rd. Spore 6 Telephone *****. y ill i JlH^^|BJ i BRITON door closer SHUTS THE DOOR FOR YOU24 words
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Advertisement83 1953-10-24 1 For 1 ni+Hi Hmm^m W UDIES' HANDBAGS *W*y§ rail on t Tl NOVELT Y.^om 88 North Bridre K..«d Phon« 51 23 Singapore-gL (Rubber Koads— Pace t) 4/W/w" ma 7k nut fO /yw^ more signal /gSt//'* css noise An improved model offering better tuning, and greater circuit, in on even Handsomer83 words
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186 1953-10-24 2 'Sandwich' Rubber Roads On The Way Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE City Council road engineers will begin laying Maxwell Road with the new rubberised "sandwich filling" next month. A City engineer told The Standard yesterday that rubberised "sandwich filling'* already has been experimented with along New Bridge Road. Th e results186 words
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Article148 1953-10-24 2 TWO of the three Royal Air Force Canberras which took part in the recent EnglandNew Zealand air race will touch down at Changi Airfield, Singapore, at 2 p.m. tomorrow from Perth. Australia. They will be piloted by Fit. Lt. R.L.E. Burton, the winner. and Fit.148 words
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Article30 1953-10-24 2 SINGAPORE'S population fn. creased by 723 last week according to the number of births reported by the City Health Department. There were 181 deaths, in the same period.30 words
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Article188 1953-10-24 2 FLIGHT-LIEUT. Robert Johnston Irving of the R.A.F. Seletar, was fined $175 in the Singapore First Traffic Court yesterday for negligent driving and failing to stop after an accident on May 29 near the Police Training Depot in Thomson Road. Irving was originally charged with dangerous driving188 words
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Article74 1953-10-24 2 A SINGAPORE clerk Yeo Kee Meng. claimed trial in the Eighth Police Court yesterday, to a charge of criminal trespass by entering the compound of the Convent of the Holy Infant Oct US 20 a BraS Basah Road on It' was alleged that Yeo Intended to outrage the74 words
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380 1953-10-24 2 Train Technicians Says Prog Manifesto Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Progressive Party yesterday issued a nine-point manifesto for the forthcoming City Council Elections which includes a promise of more attention to the technical training of local men to fill senior posts in City Council Departments. Party secretary, Mr. John Ede,380 words
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Article85 1953-10-24 2 IN a simple ceremon\ at the Court House at Pasir Puteh. Kelantan. on Thursday, the District Officer, Tuan Haji Abdullah bin Mahmud. presented a Coronation Medal to Che Ismail bin Awang. Penghulu Gong Pechat. Daerah. Semerak, in the Pasir Puteh district. Penghulu Che Ismail has served85 words
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Article61 1953-10-24 2 LIM LAY SENG, who is under police supervision was sentenced in a Singapore police court yesterday to six months' rigorous imprisonment for trespassing in Royal Air Force quarters at Changi on July 17. He had five previous convictions. Lim said he went into a house in61 words
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Article44 1953-10-24 2 ONG KIM SOO, a salesman formerly employed by Makhanlail and Co., admitted in the Singapore Eighth Police Court yesterday that he misappropriated $562 which he collected from various people for his employer. He was fined $200. in default, two months' rigorous imprisonment.44 words
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Article50 1953-10-24 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Forty-six women Malay, Chinese and Indian have just completed a short civics course in Kluang. Johore. They came from outlying kampongs. new villages and estates to hear talks on Women's Institutes. domestic science, and to visit the Social Welfare Centre and Government Hospital.50 words
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1095 1953-10-24 2 GILLON TELLS COURT HOW HE THROTTLED GIRL "Doreen Pestered Me PRIVATE Hammond Gillon, who is standing trial in the Si pore Assizes for the murder of Doreen Pereira, gave a dramatic yesterday of how he throttled rfte Britannia Club dance hostess Questioned by his counsel, Mr. David Marshall, Gillon ,t1,095 words
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Article, Illustration66 1953-10-24 2 THE BIGGEST United Nations Exhibition in Singapore will be opened today at the Victoria Memorial Hall by Mr. Malcolm MacDonald. The exhibition, which features photographic evidence of the progress made by the IN. in the cause of peace, will be open to public from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. tillStandard - 66 words
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Article164 1953-10-24 2 Missing Schoolboy Mystery MALACCA. Fri. Police have begun an extensive search for nine-year-old Wahab Tabir who disappeared on Oct. 16, u-hile selling cakes in th,. Bachang area. It is stated that Wahab, a pupil of a Malay school, set out from his home in Mata Kuching with a schoolmate Abdullah164 words
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Article, Illustration30 1953-10-24 2 THE Muar Magistrate. Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Manan. fined Tan Khai Hon? $20 for celling nr.rk without a licence. MR. J D. PROFUMO half pint of oil.30 words
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275 1953-10-24 2 THE AIR RACE VISCOUNT WINS ACCLAIM Standard Aviation Reporter The Rolls Royce Dart engines of the Vickers Viscount wbicb was first home in the transport section of the 12,500-mile London-to-Christcburch air face, burnt up only half a pint of oil. Only one of its four engines had to be replenished275 words
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Advertisement284 1953-10-24 2 HEADACHE.PAIM, FEVER very «afe. /<* li^ •ASPRO' fablers are *o very_ (Oy s. effective because of their high >cZ^ I > quality and because each tablet y y is specially sealed in 'Sanitape* which protects from the effects of moist climate: therefore they <^4lS^i3M>C f Jfr I T*^ _«^^^^^^^^^B n284 words
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Article51 1953-10-24 3 LOW AH BOON\ 18, was yesterd iv sentenced to six months' Imprisonment by the Singapore Fourth Police Court Magistrate, Mr. J. B. Jeyaratnam for housebreaking. He is to undergo two years' police supervision atter that. The court was told that Low broke Into a house in51 words
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Article, Illustration27 1953-10-24 3 phut*. MR H I WINSER, Chief Transport Officer of Malafte Always photographed with his wifa and two children nine year old Karlja and six-year old Barry. StandardStandard - 27 words
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Article, Illustration368 1953-10-24 3 Auxiliary wEI volunteers of the to hold their heodsh^^T/h Wi b C static^ i t n he^, t a h^' I r 1 tag^ their 9 own' $155 ,000 fire necessary, they mav eLI ?£L Serangoon Road, and if alongside the m T368 words
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211 1953-10-24 3 YWCA Chief Is Due On Tour Of S-EA SINGAPORE and Federation YWCA Centres are preparing for the arrival of Miss Li lace Barnes. World Prebidont of the Association, who is expected at Kailang Airport from Australia on Nw. 1 at 3 p.m. Miss Barnes, who was elected to the post211 words
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Article79 1953-10-24 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Speaking at the Trafalgar Day Celebration Dinner today, a landsman paid a tribute to one of the greatest seaman Great Britain has ever produced. He was talking of Lord Nelson of the Nile. The acting Deputy Hiqh Commissioner, Mr. DC. Watherston told a79 words
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Article149 1953-10-24 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Members of the Federation Stenographers Association want their organisation to be changed into a trade union. A motion to this effect will be tabled at a general meeting of the Association, to be held shortly. A spokesman said today that the149 words
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Article430 1953-10-24 3 COLONY BIRTHS TREBLE THAT OF UK Services Run On Emergency Basis SINGAPORE'S birth rote is now nearly three times thot of Britain, the Director of Medical Services, Dr. W. J. Vickers, said ot a press conference yesterday. He disclosed this to emphasize the congestion in the Kondang Kerbau Hospital. He430 words
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Article, Illustration37 1953-10-24 3 photo. COVERED FROM HEAD TO TOE: A new arrival to Singapore from Pakistan yesterday Mrs. Idhar Khan who is seed above in strict purdah costume with her husband who is a warder in Outrun Road Jail.- StandardStandard - 37 words
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Article98 1953-10-24 3 THE Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association yesterday acknowledged Um following donations. Army Pay and Records Office. Pasir Panjang: $187<):<. John Little Co.. Ltd., $14:{ SI; Medi' al Hall: $!)8.9:<: Mrs. C. E. Hudson! 1 1 0 Anonymouv $100; Khalsa Dharr^a SaWi 580.25; Major and Mrs. C. H. Baguley: $.">0;98 words
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106 1953-10-24 3 Standard Staff Reporter AN APPEAL Committee baj v IJ 5^ up liy ih(t Singapore Youth Council |Q diaoiM vayi and means of raisins funds for the coming WorM Assembly of Youth m the Colony Draft estimate show that ■bout $200,000 will be required tor106 words
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Article, Illustration35 1953-10-24 3 photo. MR. E. V. DWIKS. former leader of the Labour Party in the City (ounril of Sin** pore, who returned i Singapore yesterday in the Atia, after an ei*ht month vacation i n Britain.- StandardStandard - 35 words
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Article159 1953-10-24 3 Standard Staff Reporter CANDIDATES for the coming December Singapore City Council elections must possess the seven years* residential qualification, Mr. M. Ponnuduray, Supervisor of Elections, told The Stan lard yesterday. He said alj candi inles have to satisfy the Election Office that they have been159 words
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Article102 1953-10-24 3 Election Body Has 2nd Meeting THE Federal Elections Committee which held its second meeting today, has received representations from individuals, political bodies and other associations in response to its invitation for views. The views expressed, have been the subject of consideration by a working party which held five meetings and102 words
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Article65 1953-10-24 3 SARDAR Jagir Singh, a representative of the Akali D:tl Party in the Punjab who is now on a tour of the Far East, yesterday met Mr. R. W. Jakeman, the Deputy Commissioner General for South East Asia and discussed matters concerning Sikhs. He is due65 words
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Article56 1953-10-24 3 TWO Malayan co-ooerative experts Mr. W.H.B. Ibrahim, Senior Co-operative Marketing Officer in Malaya, and Mr. H.J. Putra, Senior Urban Cooperative Officer, have started studying tho co-operative movement in Ceylon. Mr. Ibrahim will concentrate on co-operative marketing, production and industrial activities while Mr. Putra will study56 words
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Article, Illustration96 1953-10-24 3 Mr. CHAN FU HO. 29, after five years in the United States in pursuit of success, returned to Singapore yesterday in the luxury liner Asia to find love waiting for him on the quay. Proud holder of a Master of Science degree, he stepped off the96 words
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Article200 1953-10-24 3 MR. H. E. WINSER, chief transport officer of Malayan Airways, who has been on a six months' leave tour of Britain and Continental ports returned to. Singapore yesterday in the Lloyd Triestino liner Asia. He was accompanied by Mrs. Winser and their two children. Transport200 words
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131 1953-10-24 3 Co-op Civics Course For 35 Managers IPOH. Fri -Thirty-fivo operative n» r« fro n 111 over the St it.- t»i i v b*£Ml a thrtf> I .v h«'re ii the Porak Clerk il Ifai la pr -nibt 1 ThoM tttendiafl th«» course from altr tiori of t'\,« m.iv.'- the ruril131 words
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Article34 1953-10-24 3 A SHOPKKK.PFK »f U.ikit Hoe Swoo. [.an Li«n C \v;«s fin.' 1 $10 hv th City Police Court M i festtrday for f i ■> i,,. play his w--: holiday34 words
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Advertisement138 1953-10-24 3 /;<; '//y lead tacting life? i f > j 7< f follow the n bo iilirmja aes !'<r comfort 1 n npaHsed in i i(| I in sizea for i be, IMb 1 r/s,*.-> 2 i \1)TITONI V v V 7 I vfijiXyt' Swiss Made 21 Jewels Look for the138 words
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Advertisement130 1953-10-24 3 THE LONDON DIRECTORY and INTERNATIONAL REGISTER .1 •«>ntpl<><<> bnyin,, mmd w//«,. CbpMbl MM r«/ffmf» <<>r<>win f f tI H r<wiri<>* t CONTAINS over 5,000 Trade and Professional Lists, and hundreds of advertisements Df Manufacturers, Exporters, Importers, Agents, Forwarders, Shippers, Bankers, Wholesalers, etc. .N DAILY USE EVERYWHERE BY Rainess Executives Purchasing130 words
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Article203 1953-10-24 4 Chinese To Help Men Out Of Jail REPRES EWTATIVES from six Chinese associations in Singapore have pledged to co-operate with the After-Care Society to rehabilitate ex prisoners and look after their welfare. About 30 representatives from the Kwanluiig HuJ Kuan, llokkien Hui Kuan. Kheng Chow Hui Kuan, the Khck Community203 words
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Article69 1953-10-24 4 SNG TEXG CHYE. a salesman, was committed to the next Assizes at the end of a preliminary inquiry before Mr. I) H. Chapman in the Singapore l-itth Police Court yesterday. He uas tentatively charged *vith Stealing m x blank cheques iging to n woman. Teo Seng69 words
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Article118 1953-10-24 4 Standard Staff Reporter A NEW Singapore police <",jrt opens today to relieve the pressure of •'work" in the t i^'it courts in South Bridge Road The new court will bo known as the Ninth Police Court and Ai be housed in the Coroier's i"<urt section <>f118 words
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Article102 1953-10-24 4 PENAKG, Fri.— Because a TB patient could not gain admission to hospital, he went to the top floor of the Nam Kok Hotel in Penang Road on Oct. 22 and tried to jump from it. He was pulled back by his wifeThis wus stated in the102 words
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Article, Illustration50 1953-10-24 4 2 VICE-President Nixon, who Ls due in Singapore today is seen present- 2 ing an autographed I picture of President 2 Eisenhower to President j Sukarno of Indonesia on his arrival at Jakarta re- 5 eently on his tour of the 2 Far East. At left is Mrs. I Sukarno.50 words
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329 1953-10-24 4 Standard Staff Reporter TRADE UNION leaders in Singapore yesterday described the recommendations of the Select Committee on the Central Provident Fund bill as a "document" aimed at providing social security for Colony workers. They said that though the recommendations are not up to329 words
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Article141 1953-10-24 4 Swiss May Have Lesson For Malaya PENANG, Fri. The people of Malaya should study the detailed political history of Switzerland because it was the only country which had the same problems Malaya is facing today. Dr. Sau] K. Padover, American author and lecturer, told a press conference here today. He141 words
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Article61 1953-10-24 4 MUAR, Fri.— A public dinner was held last night at the Muar Club in honour of Dato Haji Syed Abdul Kadir, Mentri Besar. Johore. and Dato Mahmood bin Mohamed Shah, District Officer. Muar. The guests of honour were feted for having been awarded the C.B.E. by61 words
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125 1953-10-24 4 Costly Ride For This Motor Cyclist WHEN stopped by a Radio Patrol on Oct. 11. and asked to produce his licence, a motor cyclist. Amar Singh, said he had none. He produced a motor car licence instead. He pleaded guilty in the Singapore First Traffic Court yesterday, to three charges125 words
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Article72 1953-10-24 4 WITHIN five hours yesterday three people, one man and tvvo boys, fell from three trees in different parts of Singapore. First to fall was A. N. Vadiveiu (27). He dropped, from a tree In Tampenis Road at 7. 23 a.m. Next was Aim Bakar b/.i72 words
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Article23 1953-10-24 4 THERE will be a Special Children's Day service with drama at the Methodist Tamil Church, Short Street, tomorrow at 9.30 a.m.23 words
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Article, Illustration29 1953-10-24 4 ?J ih£ r P*^ 1 8 S -f Conceicao after their marriage at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd in Singapore recently. The bride is Miss Yvonne Celine Chaine.29 words
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Article67 1953-10-24 4 A SINGAPORE taxi driver, Koh Kim Hock, was yesterday acquitted by the Singapore City Police Court Magistrate, of a charge of parking his taxi in the vicinity of a taxi stand at Handy Road on Aug. 24 Koh In his defence said that he had67 words
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Article109 1953-10-24 4 THE SINGAPORE Harbour Board Labour Union wants a 58-t-ent wage increase for the daiiy-paid workers of the Board. In a letter to the Board, the Union state* that the Singapore Government already has agreed to pay a 58 cents wage increase to lt| daily rated employees,109 words
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Article199 1953-10-24 4 IPOH, Fri.— A change in i£ e s **\"s of the Perak btate Welfare Committee is recommended in tne annual report which is to be tabled for discussion at the annual general meeting of the committee on Nov. 14. Mr. M. S. Dlioss, the honorary199 words
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255 1953-10-24 4 PENANG, Fri. Surprise that a country like Malaya which produces about 600,000 tons of rubber o year, has done so little in the laying of rubber roads was expressed by Sir Sydney Palmer, chairman of the British Rubber Development Board, who arrived here255 words
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Article206 1953-10-24 4 A PROSECUTION witness, Mr. W. J. William-, testifying in the Second District Court, yesterday, said that Boey Panf E;g, a canteen manager, charged with criminal breach of trust of 40 cases of beer valued at $848 nt Selarang Barracks on July 2!>. offered him206 words
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81 1953-10-24 4 'Tea With The Wnliiscs' Standard London Corre^pondrnl LONDON, Oet n. A storm in M.,., Nltl —or perhaps a gin bottle- has irfeeti tver i pi n i cast night before last by the BBC and schedi broadcast again next Monday !Im rail*- retar> i81 words
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Article84 1953-10-24 4 MR. LEE CHOON ENG, City Councillor (Ind Lab.) West will ask the City President at the next Council's meding whether any policy is being followed in licensing trishas and their riders Q Singapore. Air. Lee also wants to know how many licensed trishas and riders there84 words
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Article105 1953-10-24 4 Hospitals To Get Own Electricity ALI SINGAPOKK lios pitals will be equipped with duplicate lightini: s> stems to cope with failures of lite normal supply of electricity in an emergency. Or. W.J. Vickers. Director of Medical Services, told The Standard yesterday that this was mainly a Civil Defence plan. It105 words
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Article153 1953-10-24 4 INSPECTOR T. E. Hong said in (he Singapore Eighth Police Court yesterday that Shal Hamid bin Kather kicked and punched him and another constable in the Tanjong Pagar Police Station at midnight on Sept. 12. Shal replied to thU taring. "The fat police constable k:cked me with153 words
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Article43 1953-10-24 4 HON'GKON'G. Oct. 23-Spe-cial Standard Seivicc. Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were $15 79 to £1 sterling: $5.***** to U9 $1 $1,815 to Malayan II: $184 to o°« n nVL nd()nrS|:in Ru r>P'ah; GoJd '20CJ.8 15 lo one m tL43 words
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Article, Illustration45 1953-10-24 4 Off After 3 Years ajf;af afj MRS. CALVERT. wife of It (o sI) < bye to the (i.O C Malay a. LI (Jen s, r V\! at the Kuala lump,,, Railway Stotio^ on V Col. and Mrs. alvrrt urrr 1r. m f year, in Malaya.- SUadardStandard - 45 words
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Article123 1953-10-24 5 VILLAGE HITS AT LACK OF WATER K l \LA LUMPUR, Ihe villagers of Kampong Puah, a prem tly Malay set/1M .,,t D eai here, today I(M .<l the Municipal thorities of being disnnating in supplying: water to another li as e, while Kampong p ul t, receive! only an np123 words
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Article53 1953-10-24 5 and matriS iota uni>re will universities' ith a dinhe Adelphi in Friday. head— ide on the towards the pore Gold awardScots unitati in for the roved for the ol Medicine Science on it 1 With Trop.or Tropical in the apply to Mr. R< gistrar of the53 words
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Article43 1953-10-24 5 •re Junior Symtra will a ri on CM 28 at Vi toria MemorThough the performpr< ference for >n will bo who have can be bought Music nk's HID School R. i Girls" will iilso take under ihe Paul Abishe-43 words
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Article88 1953-10-24 5 Mr. James Quits Elections •MIS. I C. JAMES, Pro i;n'>siv«- Party Councillor in we East Ward, will not stand for rc clecttel in the forthi-onunu City Counril r>ttions. d«C to healtk rrasons. His withdrawal was ar cepted hy ;i Party nuM'tins on Thursday niuht after Mr James had expressed a88 words
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Article62 1953-10-24 5 LEE SIN HEE. (43) labourer, was knocked down by a »ar while cycling at the junction of New Bridge Road and "Havelock Road at 5..-ifl p.m. yesterday. He was admitted to hospital where his condition is reported to be serious. Anyone who witnessed the accident is62 words
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Article, Illustration63 1953-10-24 5 THE CHINESE of Kluang District through its three main associations, the Kluang Chinese Association, the Kluang Branch of the MCA. and the Kluang Chinese Chamber of Commerce, recently honoured their leader Mr. Teoh Chze Chong. J.P. with a Chinese dinner, on the occasion of his receiving the S.M.J. on the63 words
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Article125 1953-10-24 5 Singapore Coroner, Mr. Choor Singh, told a inspector yesterday that a motor car driver, Soon Pens, should be prosecuted for negligent driving. at tiie end of i the death of a Tham Cheong /as knocked down and thrown into a Street on Sept. was the driver125 words
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Article, Illustration24 1953-10-24 5 photo. *-l* t f th« Kuala Lutfpur Rotarians at thr "set tosether^ party held at Col. Watkin* home iii Vouag Kvad. KuaU Lumpur.- StandardStandard - 24 words
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Article, Illustration79 1953-10-24 5 A HUNTING party while out hunting for wild pi«s at Bukit Merah. Parit Buntar, last weekend came across a 20-foot python. The snake was asleep and it was obvious that it had just finished a big meal. The reptile was raptured and when rut open an 80-kati wild pie which79 words
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139 1953-10-24 5 COUNCIL REJECTS PROPOSALS FOR NEW PAY SCALES «-.i-, i APOR K Governments proposals for new salary scheme lor its employees in division I, II and I mIT eserlb< (l t b > spokesman of the Council of Jomi Action as "utter nonsense." He said: 'In making these proposals Government has139 words
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Article63 1953-10-24 5 SEREMBAN. Fri— A charge of murder was preferred against 40-year-old rubber tapner Armamalai. when he was produced before the Port Dickson Magistrate, on Wednesday Annamalai is alleged to have hacked h: s 23-year-old second wife to death on Oct. 1!> ;i! Sendayan Estate. 9 a t^iile63 words
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Article52 1953-10-24 5 MR. M. T D. NAIR (Ind. Seletar) will Introduce a, tnotion in the next Singapore, Legislative Council meeting calling for a month's extension of the period between the nomination date and polling date for City Council and i Legislative Council elections bringing the interim period to52 words
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Article101 1953-10-24 5 Water Men Seek Police Protection THE Singapore City Council Water DepaitmesU Labour Union wants the help of th e police to protect its members from alleged intimidation by strangers. The union's request was contained Ui a resolution passed at it.-> annual conference recently. The conference also passed another resolution asking101 words
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Article49 1953-10-24 5 MUAR. Fri.— For gambling at Sinkang Tangkah. Ng Toor Seng and Ta n Cheng Terk were each fined $10 by Inche Itirahim bin Abdul Manan the Muar Magistrate A sum of $18.20 which was found on a table at which they gambled was confiscated.49 words
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Article242 1953-10-24 5 THE MALAYAN pineapple industry which is enjoying a period of prosperity is organising it s biggest advertising campaign, similar to that for rubber in the United States, to expand the overseas market. The campaign calls for active trade promotion particularly in th« United Kingdom (to242 words
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Article318 1953-10-24 5 A Final Ruling On Categories THE Singapore Government yesterday agreed in principle to allow certain categories 'a 1 m P l °y««» ♦<> take Poi* in local politics. ii u r U"ng specifying categories of employees will, however, be given after the sub-committee of318 words
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Article, Illustration61 1953-10-24 5 picture. THE new C-in-C Far Mast Land Forces, 14--<i«'n. Sir Charles 11. I.oe wen. flew to Taiping on Wednesday where he visited the Headquarters of the First Federation l>i vision. Picture shows Sir Charles (second from left) talking to an officer of the staff. Looking on (extreme left) is Maj.(len.Army P.R. - 61 words
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Article34 1953-10-24 5 KARUPAYEE. a woman labourer was fined $5 by Mr. E A Long. Circuit Magistrate yesterday in the Tanjong Malim Sessions Court. for oarryinc her breakfast with her in a food restricted area.34 words
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Article81 1953-10-24 5 THE $250,000 Singapore Detainees Rehabilitation Centre at Yio Chu Kang Road will now be rotivertcd into Malay school, a Qownmcni spokesman said yesterday. The building was until recently a rehabilitation centre for young people detained under the Emergency Regulations. They were all released after completing81 words
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Article101 1953-10-24 5 CONFERENCES of tail nature do much to broaden the outlook of government-, employers and workers, Mr. C Yarrow, employer's delegate at the recent International Labour Organisation Conference held in Tokyo, to'd The Standard yesterday. He said that although he wsnt to Tokyo in a rather .sceptical101 words
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Article27 1953-10-24 5 ABDULLAH bin B.ikar of Kampong Sari Lalang, Mersing was fined $15 bv the Mersing Magistrate yesterday for driving a motor car without a driving licence.27 words
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Article116 1953-10-24 5 Life Guard Club For Katong Area MEMBERS of the S n| tp Life Guard Corpi and iward holdert in life laving, living in Katong District, will n at the -100 Chill Police Station compound today la discuss tin* possibility «>i forming Life Saving Club in thu* area. Th r Club,116 words
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Article41 1953-10-24 5 ON the Empii e which pa li Dt homeward bound t iday wrill be the t I Bai i ion. th U ter Rifl Regiment lia Korea and Hongkoni ;i fin(> sportin cularly In boxing .itm41 words
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101 1953-10-24 5 PI N \\C f- I in mi lu Karim bin Hajj Ai lah of K Kuala I whu disai from the pilgrim *Anki the I.m f fo >«'uiJ t h.'s Mu home found n Wedn morning Hii bod: wa Boatinjj in the s.101 words
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Article23 1953-10-24 5 V' >R lull I K Mil by Inrhe l».i ahi I Mu.tr He N.'ll 0 man he a23 words
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Miscellaneous79 1953-10-24 5 Weather "VI I N IMI'M Trmprraturr: From 7..10 p.m. Oct. to 7.."0 a.m Oct. Singapore <7.~iF>. I'i-im n k i7tF>. Kim. i Kahru (74K). Kuala I umpur 7::Fi, Ipoh t7tl Kuantan (7::f». Maximum Trmprraturr: From 7..10 a.m. Oct. 23 to 7..".e p.m Oct. M Singapore (H9F». Prnanr s 1 1-79 words
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Article775 1953-10-24 6 IJNiTED NATIONS' DAY must mean much more than an occasion for fine speeches and pious hopes, if the United Nations is to serve the interests ot peace and progress in a positive manner. For example, the ordinary man and weman must have a fuller knowledge of what775 words
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Article, Illustration75 1953-10-24 6 ABERDEEN Angus cattle have become highly popular in Australia, especially in the last 20 years. They have proved their value in soft, wellimproved country, where they mature morp rapidly than other breeds, yield a greater proportion of moat to bone and a higher percentage of dressed carcases to live tveight.75 words
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Letter203 1953-10-24 6 Sir; Mr. Alex Josey described Mr. P.P. Narayanan as a man of high integrity and Mr. Lee Moke Sang as a man of principle. In agreeing with him I wish to request Malayan workers to take special note of these facts. A s leaders of M.T.U.C. they203 words
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Letter141 1953-10-24 6 Sir: In the manifesto issued by Mr. C. F. J. Ess I notice that he does not state the Party to which he belongs. In the English and Indian sections, although he mentions the U.M.N.O. in the Malay section and the M.C.A. in the Chinese section; As the141 words
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Letter167 1953-10-24 6 Sir;— Recently there ha* been a lot of bickering over the resignations of the two trade unionists who unfortunately belonged to the Indian Community. I say Indian Community, because any member in Malaya according to the Legislation of this country should belong to some community or other167 words
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Letter180 1953-10-24 6 Sir; Being a resident of Pulau Dama Darat lor several years. I think it is my duty to express a few words on the present condition of Boon Lay Road leading to Tanjong Kling. This road is in urgent need of repair. The traffic on it is180 words
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Letter177 1953-10-24 6 Sir; As a member of the R.S.P.C.A. 1 have taken many stray animals o the Kampong Java Animal Infirmary for destruction On m v Irxst visit about 12th September. I took a small rat and decided to go with (he attendant to the gas chamber.177 words
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Article838 1953-10-24 6 AUSTRATJA NERDS From The Times Canberra Correspondent L, EW AUSTRALIANS in the big cities of the East give even a passing thought to the plight of their North-West, that empty sixth of their continent which in 530,000 square miles, lying north of the 26th parallel, has fewer838 words
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Article, Illustration19 1953-10-24 6 i flock of Wvriiut HSM and lamh*, ihv fau mini inn af lh r irrallh of Boonoke, nrar < anarfio.19 words
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Article260 1953-10-24 6 Review of Views Announce Them JUTUSAN MELAYU speaks of the disappointment felt by Malay writers and scholars < on the failure bv the Prepara- < tory Committee of the Malay 5 Writers Association in Negri 2 Sembilan to hold a second > Congress of M.ilay Writers > and Scholars this260 words
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Advertisement127 1953-10-24 6 SINGAPORE tiger STANDARD INDEPENDENT MORNING NEWSPAPER HEAD OFFICE 1 28, Robinson Rood, Singapore Telephone Nos: *****—***** Coble Telegraph Address: TIGERNEWS, Singapore. BRANCH OFFICES LONDON Room 222; The Times Building. Printing House Square, London E.C. 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 4S Sulton St., 83, Cowan St., 8. Lcith St., Tele: 4588.127 words
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Advertisement26 1953-10-24 6 Community Plate i4/ Reduced Prices. S. P. 11. de SIL\ A 4.S ItK.II SI S|N(.\POHK «i STATION HI) IPOli 6 TIIK KMKANKMhNT. KI'II.A M MPI H26 words
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Article202 1953-10-24 7 HANOI, Oct. 23.— The French High Command iiucd today its troops had abandoned the town of Mm> Quan, 55 miles south-west of Hanoi, after Itttroying all Virtminh military install it ions there. T h e Fn iich Vietnamese troops staged a surprise attack on ThursdayAP; AFP - 202 words
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78 1953-10-24 7 iA. O 23. (Renter) e-President, tonight he by the progress a though a relative- ha~ made. -late dinner lent Soekarno .v the residence Ambassal lumming, Jr., Mi-. "We ate ■ISO a can thererne of your in I lie iisht of our ind th c78 words
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Article56 1953-10-24 7 lOUTH, Oct. 23: man was injured in a gun ex- board Britain's bigifi carrier. Eagle I last night, it was meed to c Eagle, flagship of the [uadron of the Home 'cd to arrive at mouth from Invergordon, tomorrow. •'1 man, a rating. anded as a-s56 words
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Article36 1953-10-24 7 now Oct. 23 (Reuter) itc lani Colonel James a li i of the "Glorious regiment during Imjin River Battle in n April 1!)51 ha^ been the Victoria Cross. i'l high* award lor36 words
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Article59 1953-10-24 7 LONDON, Oct. 23, (Reuter) The Duk e of Edinburgh, who earlier this year qualified for his pilot's Wings, was installed last night as Grand Master of the Guild of Air Pilots and Air Navigators of the British Empire at a special ceremonyhe re. The Duke59 words
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Article, Illustration52 1953-10-24 7 photo. WATCHED by some 2!>,000 relatives of the fallen, the Quern lays a wreath at the Runnymede Memorial to officers and mea of the air forces of the Commonwealth who lost their lives in the last war while operating: from bases in England and north-west Europe and have no knownA.P. - 52 words
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Article338 1953-10-24 7 TORIES BACK GUIANA POLICY LONDON, Oct. 23. Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill's Con servative government won a vote of confidence tonight on its policies in British Guiana, where it charged international Communist conspirators were trying to set up a Red state. The vote was 294 to 2. r )6. TheAP; UP; Reuter; AFP - 338 words
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Article19 1953-10-24 7 LORD Cherwell, scientific and atomic adviser to the British Prime Minister, yesterday resigned as Paymaster GeneUniversitv. U.P.U.P. - 19 words
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164 1953-10-24 7 > K V O Oct. X3 (AP).— 1 radio asserted today Gen S P. P. Thorat, 1 lander of Indinn cus- >]>* was "struck poles and fiomto sign" three de- < hinese prisoners islodial compound «n Sept. 25. ■kj i iree demandi listed bj164 words
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Article, Illustration34 1953-10-24 7 photo. sUW'MY Maria English is about to tak r the plunge H.lru And all. This lovely actress has been named the Bathing Beauty" because of the manv IrnnKUa .w.*. won in Ixatitv contests. U.P.U.P. - 34 words
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Article317 1953-10-24 7 SALISBURY, Oct. 23 (Reuter) Regulations for the first orthodox political elections ever to be held in Nyasaland make it unlikely, according to officials, that many, if any, Africans will be able to vote for Nyasaland's candidates for the Federal Parliament. The regulations. to be published317 words
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Article331 1953-10-24 7 First Of New Accords To Be Signed With I-C. PARIS, Oct. 23 (AP) France and Loot yesterday signed a treaty of friendship and association which establishes the small IndoChinese kingdom as a "fully independent and sovereign state/' but keeps it within the French Union or "Commonwealth." President331 words
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Article, Illustration69 1953-10-24 7 LIKE any other son away from home for a J I Jong time. Crown Prince 2 C Akihito tells his parents, C the Emperor and Empress of Japan, of his expert- ences during a six-month 2 1 tour of the world which -2 ended on Oct. XI. Enjoying his recitalA.P. - 69 words
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Article69 1953-10-24 7 MACAO. Oct. 23. (UP)— A big fir e today destroyed KH$2.--000.000 worth of strategic rubber tires and tubes stored near the Macao waterfront Police suspe< te v j the fire, which was punctuated with two sharp explosions, was purposely let It followed by > days69 words
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Article27 1953-10-24 7 king Tribhuvana of Nepal and his son. travelling incognito under the names of T.1.1. Shall. are due to arrive in Genoa on board the Victoria.27 words
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Article99 1953-10-24 7 NEW DELHI. Ocl (F ten The IfMi... < ;<)- i inn has de< jHc tiuit former Ind Prince mu I pay taxes like any other citizen "ti income 1 derived (i offl MMircei o! h« than the Pi Ivy Purn .mcl investment In Government rities.99 words
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Article78 1953-10-24 7 WINNI E CALLS IN THE ARMY LONDON. Oct. 23: (Renter) -Sir Winston Churchill raited in ii is in. [tai v advlaeri to u Cabinet meeting jretterday to discusi the Eailure ol Um Anglo-1 n negotiators t«* "ii the evacuation <>f Bi italn'j 70,000-strong Suei ■on at tiiL-ir Cairo U k78 words
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Article204 1953-10-24 7 HONGKONG, Oct. 23 (IP) Some Hongkong trading companies hope to skip restrictions on trade with Red China by shifting their headquarters to Japan it was reported today. j 1 The managing director of one firm frankly admitted it was "too difficult" using Hongkong as hi<204 words
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Article232 1953-10-24 7 NEW YORK, Oct. 23 Members of the United Nations Palestine Truce Observation Team had advocated stationing forces under the United Nations, along the Israel-Jordan and Israel-Syria border, it was reliably learned here today. Informed sources said the head of the Truce Team, Gen Vagyen Bennike.A.F.P.; A.P.; U.P. - 232 words
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Article65 1953-10-24 7 LONDON, Oct. 23 (AP) The late Duke of Westminster, Britain's richest private landowner, left a gross estate valued provisionally yesterday at more than £10,000,000. Death duties of 80 per cent will have to be paid by the London portion of the estate, by far the most65 words
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Article35 1953-10-24 7 THE North Korean Supreme People's Assembly has approved the death sentence imposed on ten members of the North Korean Government convicted last August of treason, the New China News Agency reported.- ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article66 1953-10-24 7 RANGOON, Oct. 23, (AFP)— The Burmese government yesterday outlawed all extreme leftist parties, the Communist Party of Burma, and organisations of racial minorities who have been in open rebellion against the government since 11)48. It was understood that the ban was decide^ upon following the ai.-eovery of66 words
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Article46 1953-10-24 7 COPENHAGEN, October 23. (AFP)— The Danish Foreign Ministry confirmed reports today that Poland had asked Denmark to recall the Danish Consul at Gdynia. Carl Oscar Thorbjoernsen. The request was submitted to the Danish Foreign Ministry through the Polish Minister in Copenhagen.46 words
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Article45 1953-10-24 7 BRITISH Premier Sir Winston Churchill is not a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize, according to Gunnar Jahn. chairman of the Nobel Committee of the Storting Lower House. The winner will not be announced before the end of the month. AFPAFP - 45 words
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Article40 1953-10-24 7 BELGRADE. CM. 23 (Router) Two issues of the Amerit ;.n magazine. Time. have been banned in Yugoslavia because they contain reports calculated to damage M «taw and national interests." the Yugoslav nawi agency Tan jug said yesterday.40 words
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Article78 1953-10-24 7 Stondord London Correspondent LONDON, Oct. 23, The following ore the closing prices of rubber ond tin on the London morfcet: LONDON RUBBER Spot 16 Id. Nov. 16. d December 16 id. Jon./Morch 17 d. Apr /June 17id. July/Sept. 17id. November c.i.f. \6ld. Tone: Bvycrs Very Steady.78 words
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Advertisement48 1953-10-24 7 11 iMLUCivc Baby aA j Rl s ht <& Royal TO Welcome #(9 JHfcfc f i Bubv (.an iti«r* compri*cs Push Choirs from 33.50 Folding Proms from 46.50 Cot kars from $175.00 Perambulotors from $227.50 Our selection of models ond colours it unequalled. THE STORE WITH A $?£>' T0 OFfER48 words
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Article43 1953-10-24 8 BOMBAY. Oct. 23. (Router) —The 22.000-ton Peninsular and Oriental liner Strathnaver bound for Australia from Britain has developed engine trouble near Aden, the Company's Office here reported yesterday. The liner due here on Saturday will now be a day late.43 words
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202 1953-10-24 8 U.S. BARRIERS ON TRADE WITH CHINA FLAYED LONDON, Oct. 24 (Reuter) Mr. Donald Anderson, president of the British Chamber of Shipping, recently attacked American-imposed restrictions on trade with China which, he said, were "most irritating" to British owners. i "British ships have had to suffer the indignity of having an202 words
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Article73 1953-10-24 8 COPENHAGEN. Oct. 24. (AFP) The 13.000 oil tanker Tuapse built here for the Soviet Union underwent its first sea trials here recently. The United States has protested over the Danish Government's order with the Russians, but the Soviet Union placed the order before the U.S.73 words
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Advertisement730 1953-10-24 8 HAMBURo AMLRIKA LINIE AND NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD JOIN! SfcKVICK To Colombo Genoa Marseilles. Antucrp Rotterdam. HatnbiirK Bremen S'pore f.S'ham Penang I N Braunschweig <H/\PA(i)24/28Oct 29Oct 30/31Dec IS Nabob (NHL) 4/9 Dec lODec 11/12Dec •TS Leverkusen (lIAPAG) II n.hn 17/18Dec 19/21I)ec 'lone K..nt M.uul.« Kobe X- Yokohama Penang P.S'haro S'pore 1 leverkusen730 words
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Advertisement1211 1953-10-24 8 tel :2 BLUE FUNNEL LINE Zl, <M MANSFIELD CO.. LTD. Incorporated ln S.r.^apurt Carriers option to proceed via oth<*r port* to iwuit unn dlscbarrt cargo SAILINGS tn l.l\ I RPOOL. ULAMiOW LONDON A CO NTINENTAL I'OKI> Due Sails P. Sham Penane Maron for Havre Liverpool Get 24/25 Ascanlo* for Liverpool1,211 words
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Advertisement502 1953-10-24 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland America Line Nederland Llnr Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX BOSTON NEW VORR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE MOBILE NEW OKI I \\> via SUEZ Spore P Sham Penaac SiIiJSJJf JSVi, «^3 14 25Oct 26Oct tl/*O* BORNEO (SMN) :.19'25N0» »6No» ";»«s2I SOMMEI.SDTK (HAL) ZZ 9/352 1«D« "inSSZ502 words
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Advertisement692 1953-10-24 8 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA U (O\,, S| Spore I x hafn 'KOREA Jfci DiakaiU U*u K kok. Saigon Honckong Manila Kobe Yokohnmn (.nd {•> "POONA" for Melbourne Sydney, Por. Kembla (not loading local cargo) IS/ltNov T MIONIA Foi Banßknk 12/13Nov II n Nllv FROM BANI.KOK "BINTANG' fo Barißkok692 words
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Article77 1953-10-24 9 Air Radio Link-Up For R.I. INTER NAT lOAL Arradio Limited are installing all air traffic (•ontrnl equipment in Indonesian Stations, under the direction of the Internatumal Civil Aviation Organization's Mission to Indonesia When completed it is expected to be one of the nnrst air radio-link ops in South East Asia.77 words
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Article309 1953-10-24 9 DOING THE MARKET Prices Drop Cents RUBBER prices in Singapore dropped I cent per lb. yesterday to 552 cents per lb. for first grade rubber for November shipment, after having been considerably higher during the day. The market closed easier, though at one stage prices were steady at 56* cents309 words
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Article123 1953-10-24 9 US TRADE BAN ON HK IS LIFTED WASHINGTON, Oct. 23 (UP)— The United States today lifted a ban on shipping certain "non strategic" goods to British Hongkong without a special licence. The licence requirement established three years ago after Communist China entered the Korean war, applied to all United States123 words
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Article85 1953-10-24 9 TH E produce market in Singapore remained quietly steady yesterday at around the previous day's quotations with small business p.issing. Copra for November shipment was quoted at $38 per picul buyers with sellers at $39. Coconut oil sellers quoted $61 per picul. Singapore produce prices (per picu!) yesterday we:e:85 words
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Article26 1953-10-24 9 C.lUY.sir, V }< 1 ft ■<n <>n 1 from I 1 wo their A nu*l have to c«^ i. dci ib« matttr.26 words
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Article, Illustration303 1953-10-24 9 a* n™ ON Ocf 2 3— Britain's foreign trade cholkcd up o slim 5l 222'222 the first x month of this year— less than a third of the £93,000,000 produced in the second half of 1952. Kcporting this yesterday, the Treasury .said not earnings wouldAP; Reuter - 303 words
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Article106 1953-10-24 9 rI IE Mj ayan shj re mai t dull and k\itui i '"MIS VMtll a tendency rtw volume of btl intH v i <i< rriJ>cd by the Mala>ati Sli.nrhrokors A Itttion ••> n .i^i« because of extcew rautioi the part of buyers, \< r sharei remained m i Chained106 words
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Article36 1953-10-24 9 NEW Y< .UK. Od (A! 1 Philip M nd I Ltd.. on P** <\ nv n ktli b H< Iges. UnHer the 1 r. a d.'w Philip ,v I >irt> 1 I pan36 words
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136 1953-10-24 9 LONDON, Oct. 0 (Beater) More than i, «<•<) strikers ignored (Jovernment an,i |'nj« n annnk h» return to work yesterday and JecMed to rontinur thrir peiroi stoppage whidi threateag tt» pnai e London*i transpoi t. II f off the n o/r in,- t t i136 words
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Miscellaneous477 1953-10-24 9 I^^T v BOTH KiSSED ME^ IV^H S^Ecfr^JJJ'^ 2b^ K K^TM^r J""*^ r^^ a mxT A« A ip ;l SuPPORT-W ;*>• r, v V i Aj^! A N J GOTTA SAVE QUR _!L***^-^ COMFQPTABi p V^^g^^ /S^T COM| N' TO COJ MO^iEV ff I^K OTHCR-SO.SIOW-^ M O»sJEV-MEANIKj' WoZ&l\jr^\ >^^^ fi^X .''.^T477 words
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Miscellaneous681 1953-10-24 9 S'pore Diary kvala lumpur t I.MTKD V4TION D\\ ENTER l AINMENT SIN: Satya Sodanai ramlh 1 Tan, J o free ¥T film show at OOEON: QlO Vadif 145 515 and Ml l: 3 6 :< Tan Tock Seng Hospital at 7 843 :> m. VJrct Me After The WHO: Apacha681 words
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Article754 1953-10-24 10 ■yHE Junior Symphony OrA chestra Singapore's Young People's Orchestra wliich Is run under the aegis of the Education Department is to give a concert in the Victoria Memorial Hall on Wednesday next, October 28, at 6 p.m. Admission is free; invitations and programmes (at 50754 words
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Article, Illustration110 1953-10-24 10 The guest of honour, Mr. Harold Williams, made an impromptu reply which included some nostalgic memories of Worcester and Sir Edward Elgar over 20 years ago. (I had to play the Cello Concerto on the gramophone before I went to bed that night). Mr. van Hien110 words
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Article743 1953-10-24 10 Bill Webb Jones - Bill Webb Jones By HOW fares opera in Australio? The Australian National Theatre Movement, hj 3 a headquarters are in Melbourne, hag just produced Gian-Carlo Menotti's 'The Consul*' and. in playing a number of country towns, cities, and major capitals, it ha s travelled some 6.000743 words
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Article444 1953-10-24 10 BARRY OLIVER - BARRY OLIVER By 'TIIE coming of Xavier 1 Cugat on Dec. Ist. at the Happy World a«nd Raffles Hotel, has opened up a host of possibilities regarding future entertainment for Singapore. Undoubtedly much depends on the success of his visit before one can conjecture what mav be the outcome,444 words
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Advertisement369 1953-10-24 10 fV CATHAY OR6ANISiSTJCMnL I ATTRACTIONS "''Hf •Ml i"nri*fiViTnv\ opens today *f* GpAf^mo "Sggjtt^t'wg^ 9.30pm ON OUR FILL STA<;i: TANORAMIC S<:REEN BAITED BY $1,000,000 we REACHED OUT FOR IT AND H5 14 M 111 SrS 1 1^3 wv s i *> 1 1 RY FOX MORNING" "Today sTmT" "HUv £^J? 1369 words
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Advertisement57 1953-10-24 10 THE COUPON READ THIS BEFORE YOU ORDER YOUR PAT TERN You must enclose three ten cent stomp* if you wont your pottcrn cut If I don't get the stomps row don't get the pattern A numbei of orders hovr corre to me without the •tamps These won't b« Cttt till57 words
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Advertisement140 1953-10-24 10 LAST Irf.i'JS j|| Jg^ i, Jf SAVMI HOtBIS UVACI COMTININT IN rUMUI By Cp Calcutta x Today 9 a.m. WIIIRKh (lIARIIV ,1( Tomorrow t m. "BATTI.K \1 IPA( HI |»\x> /o#f i iToiii in i i>n f EEI THK INTIMATK, I)\KI\(, OCC! REVEALING RATH M|\, You haven't seen anything vet140 words
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Miscellaneous87 1953-10-24 10 Can You Name This Star? ALL through this week The Singapore Standard prespnts its thirty eighth star contest VTOwP't .>^' x:^' '^Sk j^aßl Wff All you've got to do is to rolled the six pictures and their respective coupons and send them together with the name of the stars under87 words
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Miscellaneous314 1953-10-24 10 THE STARS AND YOU B> RITA 1)1 L MAK 19-Yju will be bu*y ani dtlive People appreciate your ideas and wit Let paitners others know you care A t>r. I 20 to May M —The outlook is good for improving your work and financial interests, smoothing b h v r314 words
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Article584 1953-10-24 11 FORWARD - FORWARD Selangor Win 2-0 In Quadrangular Opener By little value left in the w\nnln/i? 0r< U Ho S key ssocl *«°n has decided that there's the Southern OaidmrXT a title. In the opening game of two v«lml* I y«««Uy. Singapore's selectors thrfw away ■s^**™^ A^^arsr&tfS.? much success584 words
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173 1953-10-24 11 Extra Time Decid es This Boys Soccer <ll,rr<> «a* nrvrr a dull mo--1)ir nt in vfMrrdav'* Singapore Sj| a ys l»l*r School soccer in i I between Kota Raja and Tanah M.rah at Jalan Besar stadiam. Kota Raja. who flircd vigors by three goals uo decided the match in fourth173 words
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Article47 1953-10-24 11 vitig win represent l occer team in a match against United at Jalan ;m on Sunday at 4 i IJ G Pinto, Omar ang Salleh H;ishim lares. A. B. Sidik. my, Lourdes, A. De r irmara joo Javasiri, Carnegie,' and R47 words
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347 1953-10-24 11 A FINE opportunist goal, brilliantly scored by h\c -risht Samad three minutes to full time, saved rjs«T and Xeave from being edged out of the seminal of the Singapore Business Houses knockout cup competition when they met Mercantile Bank at the (icylang347 words
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Article358 1953-10-24 11 IT was a hot afternoon but the heat did not stop a large crowd from congregating at the Singapore Cricket Club padang for the opening game of the Quad where Malacca, aiming for the title, started off with a 2 l victory over Johore. Fortunes358 words
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Article47 1953-10-24 11 Showing a marked superiority in both attack and defence, Victoria School** "A M team beat Bartley School 4-0 in an inter-school hockey encounter played at the Victoria School ground yesterday. Tht Victorians scored two quick goals through Charlie Chan. Andrew scored the other two.47 words
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Article463 1953-10-24 11 TT was a record breaking afternoon at the St. Patrick's School's sixth annual swimming carnival which was held at Chinese Swimming Club's pool yesterday. A total of ten new marks were set up. RafTles Institution was responsible for the record when their trio Voon Set463 words
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Article21 1953-10-24 11 KAJANG, Fri. Kajanc Malavs lost their hockev record when thev went down to High School Kajang by 2— t21 words
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Advertisement115 1953-10-24 11 IODAITS GAMES 4 p.m. Singapore v johore at SRC. 5.15 P"». Malacca v Sdaniior at SRC TOMORROW 8 a.m. Singapore v Malacca at SCC. 5.15 p.m. Selangor v jfborc at SCC. TODAY 1.45, 4,6.30 4 9.30 9 Tommnm 11 a.m. niElf died WITH THEIR BOOTS ON" <iU)K!A SWANSON JL, Tn115 words
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Advertisement320 1953-10-24 11 FOR SALE /~V\E second-hand "MAJOR" V/ plant with 2 washers DRY CLEANING UNIT made in England. a bl e to wash 2.000 lbs of clothing in 8 hours. For full particulars inspection at City Dry Cleaning Co of 1359-1361 berangoon Road, Singapore 12 from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. T^ACHSHUND320 words
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Advertisement528 1953-10-24 11 P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE RENDERS will be received at the Office of the State Engineer, Pahang, at Kuala L^'\t UP to 3 P- m of the 4th November, 1953, for the Construction of 3 Nos. 3 bedroomed quarters and 4 Nos 2 bedroomed quarters at Malay Regiment Camp, Mentakab. Pahang. Full528 words
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Advertisement552 1953-10-24 11 NOTICES CONSTRUCTION OF PROPOSED LABOURERS' DWELLINGS FOR CIVIL DEFENCE. CENTRAL REGION, KUALA LUMPUR ON LOT 2996, RIFLE RANGE ROAD. 'TENDERS are invited for the A constructior of proposed labourers' dwellings for Civil Defence. Central Region, Kuala Lumpur, on Lot 2996, Rifle Range Road. Specification site plan and details of general552 words
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Advertisement836 1953-10-24 11 *»;i>i>ing iik.ii mass T AWRENCE LOW KIM YIN t o Mary Rosaline Tham (R »>ie> at the Roman Catholic Church of St Joseph Victoria Street, on Saturday 31. 10.53 at 7 30 am. SITUATIONS VACANT YV 'ANTED Clerk-typiM with some knowledge of Chinese and filing. Applv personally Seng Hua Sawmill.836 words
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Advertisement282 1953-10-24 11 Standard Service For The Unemployed AT lorn SEBYICE: Art Dfirmplovrd and in nrrd: To h> »p voa to 1. 11. 1 work, the S4nrap,.rr HUnd.ird I nrmplo\rnrnt Bur 1 offer. >oa frr*. sp r r n ihi« rolamn. .lum cill or wrtle tour local Standard oflire for .11 ■PP".*? 11282 words
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Article36 1953-10-24 12 KUALA KLAWANG. Pit— Th*» Aral ever hockey game was pi lyed here bv the Government English School in a House mitch which ended in Maroon b it ng G i d by 4-1.36 words
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339 1953-10-24 12 WINDSOR LAD - KING CROW LOOKS BEST FOR MAIN CUP RACE WINDSOR LAD By PENANG. King Crow, a vastly improved Kingstone horse is my choice to win the Autumn Cup over 81 furlongs at the concluding day of the Penang races today. King Crow, was far from disgraced when he finished third to339 words
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Article151 1953-10-24 12 Windsot Lad Cray Reveller (ioodwood Z NOOIT OK DA CUT ROYAL PIPER ETCHING 1 Etching r. Finish lighting Hnlsh Gambar China Kt ching Nooit Gedacht tm. SEW YEAR OONDOLINO H ARRINGAY X Harringav New Year New Year Big Hit Harrlngay Cabaret II PHOTS POINT PILOTS POINT SIR CLIMAX151 words
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Article1175 1953-10-24 12 RACE 1: 2.30 p.m.— Class 4, Div. Z—l Mile 1. 302 Etching 4y 8.13 Mrs A K DCotta Fox Woods 2. 519 Nooil Gedacht 3y 8.12 Mr. Mrs S.K. Foo R.W. Breukelen Mawi 3. 531 Fighting Finish 3y 8.11 Mrs Loh Chin Allan Smith 4. 208 Trumping.1,175 words
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Article31 1953-10-24 12 THE P.itmn> p i H sr. ri-l.ir\: WH i< I «m i I tii-.isun r h auditor: J I) H K Ikii U v badminton iM# fnnis:31 words
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Article18 1953-10-24 12 K! iLA LI flnalu S K.idminloM B Ull'l Itllv I •Kllll ill it 518 words
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Article197 1953-10-24 12 Nooit Gedacht missed his Engagement °n the first day but over the mile he should make a good bet. This Linklater gelding was a stylish winner over the KL mile and then finished in the middle of the field in a division one197 words
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471 1953-10-24 12 THK Committee Cup over the Penang mile is an intriguing one but I expect the improving Scots Grey to score a double for the meeting. This Scratch gelding came up with a well timed run to head home I.u •hin» over seven furlongs on471 words
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478 1953-10-24 12 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD Bv COLLEAGUE (Race Four) looks like raising another winning n nus van Breukelen. This Colorado Kid gelding has romp out rizhi l'spell. On Wednesday he gained the judges nod when he ran aw a r* S to finish two lengths clear of478 words
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Article200 1953-10-24 12 GINSENG ran his best rare yet when he finMie:l a neck behind Heremai over 5\ furlongs on Wednesday. He goes up 3 Ib. in this higher division lot and anticipating improvement he should open winning accounts in this race 7. Galway Greer could improve on his200 words
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Article23 1953-10-24 12 PKNANG. Fri.-lleavy rain fell last ni«ht and also this morning. Th P soins for tomorrow's rarrs a likely to »p soft.23 words
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Article53 1953-10-24 12 PWNASQ. Fiid:iy. The Business Houaet knockout sor cer competition has #ttiact*»d ten teams They nre Sing. Cold Storage. Chartered Brink Boustead Sports Club. India Ci^ar Co. Eastern Smeliin« Company. Mercantile R:mk Fraser and Neave Shell Sports Club. Guthrie Sports Club and Malayan Stevedoring and53 words
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Article20 1953-10-24 12 Anglo Chinese School beat Beatty Secondary School threenil in an inter-school lv (Ixtura played at Barker R ye^teiday.20 words
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Article25 1953-10-24 12 KUALA LUMPUR. FriHQ Ma.-.ya boat RAF J-l in friendly horkcv on the \H) ground lorl.jv. HQ Malay B' heat REMK 3-2.25 words
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Article365 1953-10-24 12 UNBEATEN St. Andrew's School Ps i .u- i disputed inter-schools' ru^er su,lr"m d defeated Raffles Institution by 12 points iin thf penalties) to six (two penalties) in their Raffles yesterday. r at This victory, their third in succession. completes the Hist round of the qu.Tdrnrnjul.it competition365 words
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Article37 1953-10-24 12 MONTANO WINS IN 6 ROUNDS lippi!ie>. I K Ixth round boxing at tl btadiwm. Co.r and iraj I that. His iccon el at th<> round Pancho rifhtini i rounH. I in the Hl| 1 Kill 1 M37 words
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