Singapore Standard, 3 December 1953
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Title Section17 1953-12-03 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD FFDF an Vol. IV. N«. 154. SINGAPORE, THLRSDVY, DECEMBER 195 J. TWEI.VF PACES 10 CFM\17 words
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Article52 1953-12-03 1 INQUIRY AFTER A COURT MARTIAL Reporter r of Inquiry, to Dec. 14, whether any i the Army p irt martial--56 bags The Stan- I rtial nber j v. the disci m EmHa i ar the lit ttennniuts s ed ising bo y Post Of!ico I- H I the which and52 words
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Article27 1953-12-03 1 BANGKOK. Dec 2 (AFP) Thai Police have arrested Bun Lua Sarabun, claiming himself a Major m the Free Laos Forces, at Pitsanul*27 words
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Article33 1953-12-03 1 NEW DELHI. Der. 2 (Renter) —Mr. Richard Nixon, the United States Vice-President, on a four-day visit here, had his second meeting today with the Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru.33 words
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Article, Illustration281 1953-12-03 1 T H E T A L X 5 /yr a JL MS E&ffVn P* Mr%S%o''G f^Mtf) v &}Mf2 Manclard Staff Reporter THE heads of five British territorial governments m South-east Asia and British envoys from nine countiies today begin talks at Mallaig, Singapore resides*281 words
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Article119 1953-12-03 1 $1M COPRA LOSS IN BIG BLAZE PENANG Ovor $1 million worth of copra was destroy* I tonighi when a huge lire razed the godown of Sun Woo Loons Oil Mills m Madraa Lane a1 1 1 p.m. The blaze could be seen for and thousands gathered :o watch firemen Tight119 words
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Article, Illustration15 1953-12-03 1 "Jlw suv'nor's busy ju>t now! What did you want to see him about?"15 words
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Article69 1953-12-03 1 BANGKOK, Dec. 2 <UP)The Court of Appeal after aj marathon 15-hour session passed death sentences on two royal pages who it said were, responsible for tlv death of the late King Ananda Mahidol. The marathon court appeal session becan at 9 a.m. (local time* o-i69 words
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Article191 1953-12-03 1 Tin Price Takes A $9.75 Plunge TIN prices m Singapore dropped $20 over the past two day*. Yesterday's drop of $92 took the price to S-i(U per picul, while rubber prices recovered slightly. The sentiment m the tin market was reflected m tne Malayan shares market where quotations m the191 words
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Article36 1953-12-03 1 HAMILTON. Bermuda. D ec f, sir Winston Char-. chili, landed at Kimbley Tirld .near here to-day m the «iant airliner "Canopus" at the end of hi s journey for the Bir Three tonfctenie. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article337 1953-12-03 1 POLICE BATTLE WITH STRIKERS Union Chief Is Manhandled As Standard Staff Reporter MR. PETER WILLIAMS, dumpy 165-pound President of the Singapore Workers' Union was forcibly carried away by officials of a tin smelting works m Pulau Brani, where the factory's 100 workers, employed by a private contractor, Mr. Tan Ah337 words
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Article212 1953-12-03 1 Standard Staff Reporter mi: w no on ii \II <.n itiimi; Director of Ik i Sin Poh ilrnn of n<-w% p.iprrs. returned to Ma por«' on 'IHrviliv 111• r a Itfi days m Pen.m« Mr. w«^ »t» < MperrfaN Ike 1 tooo>«-d .mmEd - 212 words
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Article59 1953-12-03 1 POEM AND CASH FOR THE FUND "GREEK" for hi p•■ na affa Fund with th Ami when th< i c -••'> not other I l When 1;|11 will brii P er kith and kin 'l H. G. Trail Centre m G p ir, |aye a rh< q lek H')'-k Seng59 words
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Article20 1953-12-03 1 KIWI -II 1 R W X X tot '1 1..- I H,. |ti irtd wu20 words
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Article, Illustration67 1953-12-03 1 Pl' l*l l. S of Standards Six and Seven of St. Hilda*, School. Singapore. led by their teachers visited The Singapore Standard press on Monday. After the tour, they collected 1&35 BMOBf thrmselve s and nave it to Urn Christmas Fund. Above the students listen with interestStandard - 67 words
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Article399 1953-12-03 1 Churchill Is On The Way LONDON. Dec. 2 (AP) Prime Minister Churchill set otT lor Bermuda lat c l*lt night carrying Britain's hope that his meeting with President Eisenhower and Premier Laniel would find a way to win over Russia to an East West settlement m Europe. His huge399 words
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Advertisement39 1953-12-03 1 jM SMIU SHEUUBRICATION M. li ;> Check... -y B^B^B^^^B^bl •_Ar 3" y CWvW I Mobiloil J A WINNER EVERY TIME I I- STANDARD VACUUM OIL CO.. >|> (Incotporotrd In US A witk Limited Liability* -cj> ;V SINGAPORI PINANG X LUMPUR IPOH39 words
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Article103 1953-12-03 2 Cugat Show Gets Hot Reception Standard St.in" Ite-putier JF th< ;< eption of 1 i how at the Od< 1 the ipec th<. Happy Woi l<j SI ng hot. S l ;i Win n the Peri I Even v. > of m as he got S J ended of th103 words
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Article19 1953-12-03 2 KUALA LUMPUH W< I English i K irse ruing ommunisl rrori I i making gr< it19 words
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Article56 1953-12-03 2 PUPILS ol the Pays Lei l« thodist S j i tmcetl lo celeb forthcoming Christm i ati >n. Included in the programme were two dances ,,y the i I i a and thre< i "Santa finds old K. L Archer, wife of IB S :iI ■';<:. $ful56 words
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Article, Illustration180 1953-12-03 2 Special to The Standard BANGKOK, Wed— Celebration of Thailand's National Day (m !>«•<•. 7. will be on a more elaborate scale than ever before, it was announced here today. Outstanding m the programme will be the shows of the uorld-famous Xavier Cugat'l i band and180 words
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Article62 1953-12-03 2 THE SINGAPORE Civil Defence Association is organising a gala X'm;i s Ball at the Raffles Hotel on Sunday, Dec. under th« distinguished patronage of Mr. Malcolm MacDonakl, CommissionerGenera] for South-East Asia. Admission to the Ball will b e b y tickets prired at $3 per couple62 words
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154 1953-12-03 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.Fifth Battalion of the Ma ay Regiment killed four Comnunist terrorists yesterday m jungle mid* within iboul 12 hours m the Kui.m irea of Kedafa A platoon of :h c M Fifl I the first kill ol the day camp occupied by154 words
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Article109 1953-12-03 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Sioga pore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No j K.SS. Spot Loose 59k 50& No. 1 R.S.S. 59& 5!>J No. 2 R.S.S. 585 58| No. 3 R.S.S. s(>£ Mi Tone: Slightly easier. TIN PKICE The price of tin yesterday wa s 5302109 words
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Article50 1953-12-03 2 AN architect, A. G. Burr, 38. ha> been reported missing from a hotel m Orchard R Singapore, since Nov. 18 man, a European, with bh.v eyes and brown hair is al 5 ft. HU In. tall. Anyone who knows bis whereabouts is asked to contact the Police50 words
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Article, Illustration932 1953-12-03 2 I Wow they Submit Mem. Only One Medico For Every 9,000 In Malaya MALAYA needs another medical school to produce more doctors for a better medical service which "it is not unreasonable" for people to expect. This is emphasised m a memorandum submitted by medical932 words
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Article81 1953-12-03 2 PEXANG V.VJ-The lor Kel. A D.S Ramanathan D. to Kramat today < c foi Itural amei i even the h ml lest of «fl not live by bread i Me needs bi v and brother- said Mr. Ramanatha I (he RnCouncillors for being "ton tied arul t<81 words
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Article62 1953-12-03 2 THE vcnh, m bunch of the < Alumni Association of King i Edward VII Co lege of Mcd? I mc and the Faculty of Mcdi- I University of Mala I jrojx to hold a Chin< Jinrier m honour of the Medi. \:r\-' ton o n I;,62 words
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Article, Illustration37 1953-12-03 2 BSSSiS. g* .staged Vonilu a the r? i" u^ 5SS show by thi, girl-wLSi, 0^ Deans, and HE'S a boy! Andrew K s~„ i^*"? I i«i l>us c before the real da nee b Vn s^BHsBBBBBBBBBBII StandardStandard - 37 words
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Article24 1953-12-03 2 BUTTERWORI.T d nded by c another mating w as h, Party Pc.u^r S1 Mark ?e?!s y mr. M r v24 words
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Article85 1953-12-03 2 Look Out: This Man Is Armed KUALA LUMPUR uv.J. The Kuala Lumpur r on tiie !</ok out for a r burglar who mak< p I to lash out with ;i kn U i pie who catch him m Jlhe This hi;.-. have n on private i< the past tlirrt- months.85 words
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Advertisement40 1953-12-03 2 P" S^. C\ I C^ <3. V« J f n^ I S^ PRICES SINGAPORE CASH $825 cr 12 OF $7$ D D I T I f II I CASH $900 or 12 OF $83 6 "BfR& a y»C.CQ.,,.UTD, OF ENGLAND40 words
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Advertisement101 1953-12-03 2 M-^ XAYIER W^ CUGAT SHOW RAFFLES HOTEL J d Revue plu« °> HAPPY WORLD J ,1 r sfft Der. S r-m 9.30 p CHINWU HALL XL Bui R i v' *P¥a I w.i iti f i, r 1•XI I Ml vil \||j i x** V l>l(tM.|<\M\n xt V I *D101 words
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Article, Illustration102 1953-12-03 3 MAURICE FOGEL. a magician who specialises m catching live ballets with his teeth, arrived m Singapore Tuesday by 8.0.A.C. Comet with two other British entertainers, piaaist-Tocalist Trudy Connor and comedian Bob Andrews of 8.8.C.'a "Henry Hall's (iuest Night** fame. They are now the tenth Combined Services KntertammentStandard - 102 words
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Article25 1953-12-03 3 4 Men Duped Two Girls Court Told A [oha- Istwo girls at r, to Thei he 1 I the eyed the I to c ac-25 words
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Article40 1953-12-03 3 DR. Ivon Polunin of the University of Malaya will give talk on "The Peoples of North Borneo" at the British Hall today at H3O p.m. The tjlk will be illusi by col nir slides and a film.40 words
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Article259 1953-12-03 3 WILLIAM BOYCE LINDSAY, a member of the I nited States Consulate Staff m Singapore who had previously been sentenced m a traffic court to three months' gaol and fined S5O for driving a car while drunk, hid his sentence reduced m the Higii Court259 words
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Article238 1953-12-03 3 They Misused A Sum Of $67,477 Court Is Told IPOH, WecJ. Har Yoon Kow, a member of a tontine, told the Sessions Court today that $26,332.12 was paid to certain members out of subscriptions amounting to $96,743.80 from three pools. He was giving evidence238 words
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219 1953-12-03 3 HK IS BEING MILKED OF TOP BRAINS RESIDENT HONGKONG, Cky.. 2— <AFP) —Other Bri'.jh nreaa m th-Ea t-Asia are Hongkong's brains, i trey Gilbert m today's Hongkong Standai I. Commenting on th e depirtvir,. of M. L. Durr it H l's Avi A ant P _>■/ General wh > will219 words
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164 1953-12-03 3 MR JUSTICE TAYLOR 01 lei v-il m th" Singapoi 8 Ili^h Court iterd ly t a three-month lenten Impose l on K. S. Fere i (52) for driving v.hil' under tl)» i Influen t of alcohol, be reduced t» mm month because164 words
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Article71 1953-12-03 3 T.IM Jien Tuai attempting f ex tori $10,000 from Lv Young Chen, prii pal of H >M 2 Sin Dress M i i Gey ling, wa acq his defence called m th f > S To irth na] I), trie! Court terlay The Judge. Mr. -I B71 words
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Article, Illustration98 1953-12-03 3 MX. lIOWAKI* TBOMAS, producer m chief of Pith** News arrived m Singapore by Qtslai BOAC Const*-! lation from Sydney on .m 18 day round the world trip, to boost sales and to iffUII for the filming m colour of th»* Quern's Commonwealth tour. H,. told The Standard thit th»- rlfthtaStandard - 98 words
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Article56 1953-12-03 3 SOH Ah Kow, a young man. was stabbed several times m back dvi ing i jht m the Sing ip >'■ Harb >ur B ;jt 1 j iy evening. Sih alleg 1 t: it f ur men attacked hi-.i. H~> wras admitted f >:■ f56 words
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Article, Illustration199 1953-12-03 3 A BADGE, approved and signed by the Queen, was presented with full military honours, by the Governor of Singapore. Sir John Nicoll. who was dressed m < "oloni.il uniform, to Air II pi d quarters. Singapore the youngest Services headquarters m the Colony at a ceremonialStandard - 199 words
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Article, Illustration35 1953-12-03 3 SIX Hubert Graves. British Minister m Sinn, who :ir rived m the Colony last might to attend the annual; conference of British representatives m South <Mst Asia, which opens at H laiC* today.— photo. StandardStandard - 35 words
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139 1953-12-03 3 Old Woman Impersonated Her Friend an* OLD Chinese Wbman j was told by the City Police Court Magistrate. Mr. J. M. Devereux-Colebourn, Whatever your name is. you have no right to tell lies to the Court at your age." Yesterday, the old woman claimed to be Tan Chen Lian. The139 words
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Article86 1953-12-03 3 THE OUTBOARD Boating Club of Singapore has arranged a picnic at Pasir Panjang on Sunday. Dec, (> Those who wish to attend or bring guests should get m touch with .Mr. Lee Wing Kee of Cycle and Carriage. Members who wish to write to the secretary86 words
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Article96 1953-12-03 3 IPOH. Wed. In conjunction urith "Operation. Service" amiivers;iry week here, a photographic competition h:i> been organised by the luformatwn Department, Perak. Three prizes of $100, $50 and S2.i, respectively, have been offered by th-» Information Department. The contest is open to rents m Perak only wh >96 words
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331 1953-12-03 3 Junior Red Cross Holds An Exhibition Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Junior Red Cross Links will hold am exhibition of toys and other goods to be opened by Mrs. W. A. C. Goode, wife of the Colonial Secretary, on D^e. 15 at the War Memorial Hall, St. An-! drew's Cathedra', at331 words
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Article, Illustration39 1953-12-03 3 ML<M M .ili.-l < MM, i turned to Snm.ipoi ln<(I b] in 1 M BO IC < t»'!!.»tn>!i limn i->' i win-rr tkc spml it uii»iitli-i stu»l% iri s .iliiiil v.oik ■I 111,- SNtJIH'N I ollrcr. pli StandardStandard - 39 words
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Article54 1953-12-03 3 JOHORE H VHRU W• the hi mine m Johore, ihe 1' Kun Kirn mine short I v < 'I I).- n 1 More th«n >"<> (MM n A' 1 1 1 estimate i j I ml ity I Ti; I of i \v l<> V. Kirn54 words
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Advertisement36 1953-12-03 3 world famous family of edicinal product* HEADACHE CURE Unmatched by any oth?r pain reliever for Headache. Neuralgia, Ids, AAental Strain, Hi. Tiger Medical Hall I jVX^ EAU OE COLOCNE LO HOM Vim/fin f "Vi OT J36 words
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Advertisement162 1953-12-03 3 7/atP >'o//r SSv/fl Tailored ft.7 Owr Expert for X'rnus tSir cr/ Reduced Charges 3? f during Our GRAND SEASON f«lfl SALE v v JTfWw >fh'rtffl Imm tiram i > o/ nnrhljamoui llritisli f X^& I W ntfllrn itxlilm MunnU fin tun-is f'l nmmrnt* f B»^ *f// rim/ mutlo nn tl162 words
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Article, Illustration26 1953-12-03 4 VIOLI r Rets a final touch of make-up from Miss Chin Bo«j Soo at the Max Factor booth at John Little's.26 words
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Article, Illustration15 1953-12-03 4 SHE waves good-hyp from a Pan- American Airways Skymaster.— photos StandardStandard - 15 words
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Article319 1953-12-03 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Kuala Lumpur newspaper reporters who are used to quizzing the Police for crime stories today suddenly found themselves being quizzed by the Police about the theft of a document from the office of the Supervisor of Elections. Th h nent was one of319 words
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Article105 1953-12-03 4 She Wanted To Sell Her Baby WHEN a WOBUUI hawker, LJm Ah Leek, told the Sinsapore City Police MaffIstrate, Mr. J. M. DevereaxCdebouni, yesterday that Bhe wanted to sell her 20--day old baby t« pay her debts, the Magistrate told hrr: "Von must not do suck a thing:.** She v;i105 words
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Article36 1953-12-03 4 .M.L DAY. y people kam- 'ok ai tt v.i ge "m Johore and 82 per cent ol the villagers the poll to < -t t i Council. were: Phua Goh Wee H iduS36 words
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Article25 1953-12-03 4 THE SINGAP -RE Aeromo'(lkr-; v Will hold its annual g neraj n.. •n g t 5 Orchard Ro f d Ail nmb£ 'm avrcK25 words
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Article266 1953-12-03 4 Union Talks Of Drastic Action' Standard Staff Reporter A THREAT of strike action by 1,800 bus conductors and drivers which could bring Singapore's transport system m the city to a standstill loomed large yesterday when the Executive Committee of the Singapore Traction Company Employees266 words
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Article, Illustration63 1953-12-03 4 NINETEEN year old WYe Tiir Lee, who has beea reported missing from his home at No 380, Orchard Koad, since Tuesday morning, after telling hk brother that he was point; to have a hair cut. He is unemployed. When last seen. Wee \va s wearing white shorts anrf shirt. Anybody63 words
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Article53 1953-12-03 4 AXG JOO SENG, an cmp] >vee of Borneo Trading Co.. (Malaya) Ltd., claimed trial In Vie Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday to a charge of tal breach of trosi of an add machuv and a typewriter valued at $1,111.75 He was allowed bail of 053 words
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Article30 1953-12-03 4 SADALI BIX SALLAM, ded guilty and was I S5O by the Singapore F Traffic Police Magistrate, Mr. F. A. Chua yesterday, on a charge f >f negligent drivii30 words
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Article154 1953-12-03 4 SIR RALPH HONE, Governor ol North Borneo, and Si Anthony Abell, Governor ol High Commi ler for Bruno, arrived Singapore M ilayan Air--3 Dakota yesterday for the annual conference ol British representatives m South-Easi Asia, which takes place a' Mallaig today. They were accompanied154 words
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Article, Illustration4 1953-12-03 4 BBBBBBBBBBJ Ill ililil^l^^^^ StandardStandard - 4 words
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121 1953-12-03 4 Rotary Club Hears Talk On Education Standard Staff Reporter MR. T. P F M .-NEICE, a Rotarian and President ol the Singapore City Council, yesterday defined true education as rning how to liv c tn the world we live m." He was commenting on Proi Margaret Read's talk on "masa121 words
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Article41 1953-12-03 4 MONK'S Hill School published the second number of their school magazine yesterday. It contains many insting articles. A feature of this issue is thai some of the articles writton by the students are m Malay, Chinese and Tamil41 words
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Article35 1953-12-03 4 abdul MALIK, Singapore Traction Company driver warn Hned $60 by the* Singapore Second Traffic Police Magistrate, Mr. Howe Yoon L'hong yesterday, en the charge m negligent dnving which resulted m a collision.35 words
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168 1953-12-03 4 TWEAKS NOSE TO KEEP AN 8-YR. PLEDGE KOI A BMIRF. Tues. A M.i!.;v woman living at KamponK Pulai tliondon« receatl? fulfilled a pledge the Mlif flurinff the Japanese occupation eight jrean a«o. The pledge: to Iweak the nose of a European woman on the liberation of the country Her reason168 words
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Article102 1953-12-03 4 REFERRING to Sii Benegai Nai at Zurii i m ing Judge ff the I Court of Justice, Mr. Gopala Menon, the Government India In Malaya, said tl yearold statesman "must rank high on the honourable li I the world's figl U ice." .Mr. Menon w. condolence102 words
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Article24 1953-12-03 4 AIR. WOXil Peng Toni of 2 Dm he is not I terred to m story [leading MH« D ed C Order."24 words
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71 1953-12-03 4 SUadari Btai n THE PKOPRIETOfI «.f i hah year-old Ta> Mm?;. MMk a dr j.'it.. I prevent an < ld. job! ss earp< .1 death fam the eighth floor of the J meal Trust lati m Upper !»:< evening. t:h> can71 words
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Article, Illustration8 1953-12-03 4 It's The Ninth From A Nine Storey Block8 words
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Advertisement394 1953-12-03 4 SLEIGH GIRL LEAVES CITY WITH A HOPE TO ACT WITH JEFF CHANDLER' LCTCHING a bouquet of fresh orchids, a tall,-bf-autiful girl boarded the Pan American World Airways Bkymasteff early ycs-t'-rday morning for Los Angetef with a hope and a dream come true. Her hope j s to v.ct info th?-394 words
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Advertisement47 1953-12-03 4 IHHHj Ki H.ii.v iiiujk, I liv I list m I If) tan A4O wchangeabUitjr of spare, on I Um/m fm < TMI AUSTIN A 40 P C VP See these Austin fjm AlO Commercials at \*R BORNEO HO7ORS mum SfRiMUN WITURWORIM JESSIIIMj KUALA BMAIT THE AUSTIN A 4047 words
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Article376 1953-12-03 5 400 CHILDREN CAN'T GO TO SCHOOL No Provision In Annual Budget MALACCA, Wed.— Four hundred children ,ot school admissjon age all bom m 1946— wh0 nave applied for enrolment next January m Malacca English schools will soon be advised by the Education Department that their appli cations have been turned376 words
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Article, Illustration29 1953-12-03 5 pi:.\ \\:,s iiriio" -iris «r- sera hiisv t the mv teleplioar automatic -t'haa^r ia Madras Lane, v\fiii!i win declared open by th<« Besides! nmmiv sioaer, R.P. Biashan, (m Mondjy.29 words
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111 1953-12-03 5 Wijono Ban Refuted By Immigration I'HF Dire< tor of Immigration m Singapore. Mr. J. Haxworth. yesterday denied thai Colonel Wijono Secretary Cienerjl f)f the Asian Socialist Con ference, has been refused entry to tlie island for the purpose Of seeing Malayan socialist leadei 1 Mi Haxworth was replying to reports111 words
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Article, Illustration35 1953-12-03 5 rHREE amatraur artistes who «HB putmm at ike Alliam Fraaraixe mmmul tell la nionuw ■ighl .it |he Adflphi Knot Garden. They will s in^ Frearli Noaga .mrt imnitate th«« famous Parii sini;ini; .sl.n. Fr**!,. Jac^nes.35 words
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Article25 1953-12-03 5 »re i.-^ irbi. t 5 possibility j him to] the or- j S'andard. j Mini: a for 'M.V. '.iv m25 words
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67 1953-12-03 5 Thugs Beat Driver After Robbing Him AFTEH :>. > tig th di pi of cash and < 'i the sma hours of yesterds thugs he n i a short flight of lo Ca i nhi Road whei Th did not susta 'us injui 's ,hort cut ud was One i67 words
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Article233 1953-12-03 5 M. THANGANATHAN, a City Council labourer, yesterday related m a Singapore Court how he was robbed by a woman, his guarantor, and two others soon after he had received 5195.50 from a (hettiar. itory was {old at a pre iminary inquiry m Ihe Ninth Poli233 words
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Article479 1953-12-03 5 Propaganda Delayed His Surrender idard Staff Reporter A FANTASTIC but true story ot a Communist who wanted to >urrendei but who was not surr 1 which I towns and villages v »r»held by his compatriots and >u( h were still held j by the Government was yesterday revealed by the479 words
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Article72 1953-12-03 5 i A MA\' ving m Nankin 5t Singapore, wenl lo a workshop m Lavender Street on Monday night to take home ;i compression pump he en m for repairs. How< i the pump was t (M > heavy, h" left it there with the intention of72 words
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Article154 1953-12-03 5 [HE Singap* «i Coui i>>r A<l Edu a1 I !0,«c.. B K. $12.3 \'l The Council reg ire IM i for itt !):*>(">»'(! \h Donations include < !he A M Y;t". i«i.. nn A' class it-;i .v ienl of A s i 1 g $30;154 words
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165 1953-12-03 5 His Main Job Is To Introduce UNESCO MR WILLEM H WEI !.IN(i. United Nation Educational, Scientific n:\ i Cultural Orfjanisation youth represeuUi»ive 'aid til fu r Bangkok vtv>terdar, lold The Standard ihat In* was riot making a survey <>f youth work m Singapore and other pla< •»> H<> was fathering,165 words
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25 1953-12-03 5 Men Sacked For Being Progressives Says C.C. Tan PR I I "Thif viri ..id. i S ext < i II 1 !<» It i Pr P 125 words
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Advertisement107 1953-12-03 5 i#@€l&£4/%& is coming! storied t IT'S MORE THAN A MAGAZINE.. PAPER DEPARTMENT-STORE i 111 I 111 Hi! Jf fW colour-printed on good paper with bright art covers 111 rHlnW FEATURE is more than a magazine it's a papei HAU^WSHh ft In! 1 rhere's a department specially lor men. a depart107 words
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Advertisement68 1953-12-03 5 AT RAFFLES TONItiHT V\/Xavier Cuynt show GAI/i DANCE KfVUf EXTENSION IA.M. Tn KwH a«^ jZda^am T//O' c«// s<?e ///a/ PERSSL WASHES BRIGHTER olourcd v In.-, ulk-ii X/ 7 i sctii i.uhcr washes so thoro rJ r-J lj *m\ r <v// the dirt. VC'hitc I^l i /Ay t»ut ilj//liiik J'hl your68 words
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Article578 1953-12-03 6 I'HERE has been a c deal <<l speculation about ihe I nference of British diplomatic sin Southi i n A ..i ov< t neral will pi c »ide t< day. pla •>i {<> ]:> I until Monday, I;/ political, 1 1 1 tnomic m the whole of the578 words
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Article, Illustration873 1953-12-03 6 CASSANDRA, the British colummst, has criticized the British working man compared with his opposite number m the United States. But what about Does he pull his weight? Is there real cooperation between hint and the employee? Is Britain getting the most out of her men and her machines,873 words
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We, the PEOPLE
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353 1953-12-03 6 Criticism Was Pointed But Not New Sir;— The Council of Joint n memorandum to the Rendei Commission made a pointed, if not new, criticism ol the "member" system. Up to 1951, the Executive Coun- cil which advises the r, ernor was wholly non That year two 1 we Councillors were353 words
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Letter83 1953-12-03 6 Sir.— l can saf< that tne Rcdif]>j ion programmes are nicely planned to offer enjoyment for all aa well as (be vast n i• of the r»n,r and the h imn except Mr. Lim who as his name implie is Chinese thinki tli it Chinese cJaciioi ait borribl*83 words
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Letter153 1953-12-03 6 Sir: The memoranda submitted by the Council of Joint Action and its associate unions are the best that have been sent to the Rendel Conimission They are well-written and wi reasoned. There is no doubt tha* of all the groups that have conMdered thi, subject this f153 words
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Article202 1953-12-03 6 Review of Views The Party Negara I 1 1 K contemplated foi nati< m ol m«- Party N< gara is comted upon by I rtusan Mcl ay v. The paper points out thai hile IMP did make a pretence of briny an organization sponsored by so-called >rogr< c Malayans the202 words
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610 1953-12-03 6 And Here More Bosses Reply To Cassundra II CIX William I.auther, president of the National I'iiion of \lineu orkers. had this to vt about workers. "I've just been out doing the shopping with the missus, lint I'll he spending the week-end working at home on papers for a rommittee meeting610 words
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Advertisement140 1953-12-03 6 SINC;APORR n<Hn STANDARD bKNDENI V jKNING r-E ASI^AFtR I2b Kubmson Kood, Sinqopor* Telephon. N 0 *****— 8J974 Cob(« b Tplcqroph Addrrst TI6ERNfc«VS Sinqopor*. BRANCH OFFICES Room 222 Ihr Times Building. Frin'inq Houw Squorc London EC 4. KUALA LUMHUR IPOH PENANG r j St.. BJ. Cowon St. 8. Leith St. Tele140 words
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Article13 1953-12-03 7 'COME HOME' TALKS FOR 30 R I). CCJ orin- 1 ol a ol13 words
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Article332 1953-12-03 7 Jseless To Talk Jnless RedsT^ke Mew Line: Dulles WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (Reuter)— Mr ohn Foster Dulles, the United States Secretcrv f State said yesterday he did not think the Vest could make progress m telks with the oviet Union unless the Soviet leaders agreed to332 words
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Article, Illustration41 1953-12-03 7 photo. ALL eyes sre <>n the turkey as President EisCSlhower doi-s the Carving for the la mil v at their Thanksgiving Div dinner at Augusta, Georgia.. Left to rinht: Mrs. Eisenhower, Susan. Ike. John, David. Barbara and Little i i A.P.A.P. - 41 words
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Article, Illustration119 1953-12-03 7 STERDAM, Dec. 2 (AP) -Dutch industrialists, the British trend, came out last night for retheir jut' wn export trade with Communist 1 1 ion I the H I> nme. president j dam, ii t ;nlw .iv- ndry m Da t those In- including WoiA.P. - 119 words
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Article, Illustration168 1953-12-03 7 LONDON, Dec. 2 (Reuter)— Russia announced yesterday she had demanded an explanation irom the Pakistan Government of reports that it planned to allow the United States to set up air bases on Pakistan territory and to join m a Middle East defence setup. I:i handedA.P. - 168 words
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Article57 1953-12-03 7 VIENNA, Dec (Reuler>7- 1 fh« Sentcn i Captain r John G 29 oi I Royal Fusiliers ordered to ashiered last month for rtriking ;i > i|K r > offl <r stated lo i been associating with hi wife, iiiis b< en n duced t< i "severe repi57 words
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92 1953-12-03 7 LONDON Di 2— <AP) former member ol parliaw aled today he is "pn dent, chairman and secret i (he C mnmonwi tilth C mittee toi combattinl bosities," and this capa Uy he sailed ph M Carthy. Th« lenatoi said Herbert i ium- to Daily 192 words
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Article76 1953-12-03 7 Tokyo, Dec. 2 (Beater) Japan expects to Import niore rubber next year because <■> lharp list M lyre demand, according to the Japan Rubber M.mii tacturers Association. Shortage ol lonian exchaage, particularly sterling, Might prove to !>»■ |he obstacle, but imports from Indonesia M76 words
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Article67 1953-12-03 7 WASHING! ON, l> .1). Mi (he -I" Depart ar rondu< t" y Ui I s< official;; m an i per cent" deal vith Tha tungsten producers Sunn mittee Chairman Air. B Bi '-•aiisoii. hi>< charged thai four Thailand Bi ma ih< i I I vet67 words
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Article51 1953-12-03 7 LONDON. D< 2, (Reuter>— Princi Wargarel, one ol I party oi eight sal m the stalls .it •iif St. .i. i i beatre hi re D ghi i" sec John Clements and Kay Hammond m Bcrnai I Shaw's "Pygmalion." The P 1 ">re a very full white <51 words
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Article22 1953-12-03 7 THICK fog glwouded the i -eet 1 ghta of Paris isl night and nearly i wed dowa kb€ APAP - 22 words
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Article24 1953-12-03 7 U.S. MAY SUSPEND STOCKPILE ])> r 2. of Itl- 1 1 1 l boi nitS i hich the price ing i tit miiiht t by24 words
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271 1953-12-03 7 TEHERAN, Dec. 2 (Renter)— Dr. Mohammed Mossadeq, 72-year-old ex-premier of Persia on trial lor treason, boasted of his physical strength In court yesterday and challenged the prosecutor, Brigadier Azemodeh, to a wrestling match The tatora alternai ted as he d< rribed h i scape from271 words
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Article70 1953-12-03 7 WASHINGTON. Dec. 2 <! > ter) President Eisenhower today openly challenged Senior Joseph M< Cai thy and clared thai te of Communists m Government "will not be an issue m the 1954 elex tions." The President to his weekly press conference :i a formal .statement thai70 words
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Article159 1953-12-03 7 'QUIET GIRL WANT TO BE A HUItBY SITTER LONDON. Deo. 1 < KenteiO- -A woman wrote to l.<»id Bca verbrool's hveninu Stindai»i today ofl» rinu her lervftctfl :i> "a husband sitter." •'\Viie n a wife wants t*> v«» and «-njov herself .she ran telephone me an159 words
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Article, Illustration72 1953-12-03 7 vnmvbmbv mI I 111 (Jt II p.lts |W ma 'Bill if oi ilui:<»\ ii \\iii li l ii>iiitis. lu-hl h\ (01 poi.il il Mams, durini i prramta lion of tli*- l\i*^i nt tit p| luiin .111,1 lluir ttiw'v m thr rmimlN of th»- («o\ nmii\ uMilnin Kiim 's House. J.iniA.P. - 72 words
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Article102 1953-12-03 7 Emergency Is Declared In Uganda KHARTOr I. Dec. 2. (AFP) Governor of Ufcanda, S Andrew Cohen, today declared n state or emergency m protectorate following reports that Ma i Via 1 <. nts had infiltrated Khartoum. A I Office spokesman m Loud';] aid today plans for grant inn financial aid102 words
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Article42 1953-12-03 7 SYDNEY. Dec. 2 (Renter) June Lorraine Croker, 22, former nightclub showgirl, who suffered disfiguring burns when her ballet dress caught fire at city nightclub m March 1951, has been awarded AlM. >nn by a Supreme Court jury42 words
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Article91 1953-12-03 7 LONDON. Deo. 1. (Reuter] —Two diamond merchants were .^ent to iail today for [heir part m a C1.000.00fl smuggling ring that si retched From London and Now York lo a sheikdom m ti»? Persian GrUlf. h orge F r 32 and Si. Norman, 32, i>oth91 words
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Article93 1953-12-03 7 LONDON Deo 1 (Reuter) So ialist, Mr. Woodrow tt, protested m the Ho lommons today, at Briti ih I I :;k n being used grooms i'or polo clubs associat- with the Briy;i'it- of Guards. He -;iiii it was "scandalous that troops paid at public pense can93 words
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Advertisement71 1953-12-03 7 RUBBERJINCLOSINGPRICES Stondotd London Correspondent LONDON, Dec. 2. The following are the closing prices «r rubber and tin on the London market: LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 17 id. i Spot £622. 105. per ton December 17<d. buyers. £625 sellers Jon /March 17 id. Three months £609 Apr/June 18 <*. buyers,71 words
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Advertisement49 1953-12-03 7 i >4 Young Man's Fancy BE II IHE LIVELir.FSS OF A GAY SW r TIE, THE LUXURY OF A PURE S DRESSING GOWN, OR THE UTILITY OF ASUNSPEL SPORTS SHIRT--OUR EX PERT ADVICE ON WHAT THE V MAN LIKES IS ALWAYS A I SERVICE. I SOLE \(l MS FOX49 words
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122 1953-12-03 8 Remained On His Trawler Till The End COPENHAGEN, Der. 2 (Renter) A Polish skipper lashed himself to the bri(iq<* of his trawler a/hich grounded yesterday of!' Western Norway m a rasing storm, and refused \o leave his ship for 14 hours. After rescue workers flashed repeated messages pleading with him122 words
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Article, Illustration236 1953-12-03 8 THE Sunday crowds that flock to Clifford I'ier to ft picknicking to the neighbouring islands nil Singapore, are sometimes disappointed when they find that no motor launch or sampan is available. They can calm their fears now for the firs! of a fleet of sixStandard - 236 words
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Article53 1953-12-03 8 J iNhW \ORK, Dec 2 (AFP> The strike of longshoremen which broke out yesterday morning m the port of New York was virtually total la> f night The walkout began a/hCII I group of dockers were refused permits under new regulations, taking efieri yesterday. because w53 words
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Advertisement811 1953-12-03 8 LAM3URG AMEHIKA LINIF /\M) NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD POINI sun v 1 In fnloiif* (,efioa M.rs«illes Aalsverp KoltMflun Ham hurt H f{tem<n Spore i S ham Peaafl •IS .NJ.i.h (NTH > :'•!»<•, If!!).-. !ll>« •7s Leverkunei fRAPAG) X !!!>'« r. lfit>r« IT f^Pf f r»n f Runt M" obi tfcMhama I'ei, 1811 words
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Advertisement1218 1953-12-03 8 i,i- BLUE FUNNEL LINE i> ;<• IK llaea i ittllaeal 4 M \\SI II 1 1) CO., LID. **jgg Incorporated In s tail o Carrier* option to proceed win uffcei i»<>tj. to load ana rJisihurgc car««i MAILINGS to i i\ i.Ki'oui <.i\-(.«»n LONIMIN N. (IAIIMMM l'< »i: I D.c S.1,218 words
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Advertisement475 1953-12-03 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS K'N.i! i;u[t< mi I lowf Holljnd Amenci I me Nodrrland I m« Rotterrijra Rotterdim Amsterdam HAI.II AX. BOSTON, NKW YOKK I'HII ADI -I PHI BAITIMORE. MOBII X NFW ORI r'INS via SUEZ s»?%s?« i?AD Wive p n;ir nTass iri i\S L M. I:>lan l(iJan w/iiim HK3P?.!Sy475 words
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Advertisement511 1953-12-03 8 EAST ASIATIcUr S\III\(.S PBOH S(\M)|\\\|\ h MN||N I Ban s .\.N'tllll(l.% for Barn: Saigon, Hongkcng ManiJa Kobe Yokohama I m», i \lsiKl\' f( i Bantfcok I It Dm "LALANDIA' fui Bai.t;kuk PANAMA" (or Bdr.^kok Hongkong i •J (or Bi-.-knk Hongkong. Manila Ro Yokohama .*> I ,i, j j SAII l\<;>511 words
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Article74 1953-12-03 9 RI, Peking Sign A Trade Pact LONDON, Dec. 2. (Rcuter). China ;nid Indonesia have .-igreement m l\ k ng "after friendly negotia--1 k Mew China New? y reported yesterday. Th< report safd the agree- < i tV the Chi- < c Minister for Foreign Trade, Lei Jen Mm. and the74 words
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Article89 1953-12-03 9 THE produce Sined si iady a section with buyei ating $391 P er picul and sellers at $39 3/8. Coconut o:! remained quiet .it Still} per picul buyers and per pin. 1 sellers. Peop' r prices were about unchanged from Tuesday's < b, Muntok white being .it per picul89 words
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Article44 1953-12-03 9 WASHINGTON, Dl (AFP).— The United States LVpartment of Agriculture yesterday estimated the v. i iute rrop this year at 2.CDO lbs. This would I the smallest harvest rec< I since ln-iti and one of the smallest m 30 years.44 words
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Article42 1953-12-03 9 WASHINGTON. Dec. 2, The U.S. Depart- ol Agriculture estimated 'si.it the world crop of i i iic slightly less ai than the lyj'i barreling •<) the departnru 1 1953 crop will bo about 645.500.000 bushels nst 669.400,000 m li)5"J.42 words
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338 1953-12-03 9 DELAYINDECISION ON WORLD TIN PRICE UE.NI&VA, Dec. 2 (Router) Some governments have again postponed their reply on proposed minimum and maximum world prices for tin. A working party of the thirty-nation tin conference yesterday heard requests from delegates for a further delay until Friday, it was understood. The working party,338 words
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Article, Illustration33 1953-12-03 9 MKMBKRSHIP m t»».. lnl.rn.tion.il t of hare berom« sJciUrd m.i.hm.- operate > nib youiu man is polishlM :«..«raft motor p.i ll Th<- I\M is MM Ihf Urgrst labour 11 i dbn m33 words
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Article120 1953-12-03 9 LONDON, Dec I (Keillor)— A I. almur Member «.r Parliament Mr. QtM&ttj Dc FreiUs, illeged I House of Commons yesterday tint wen- b.-iv. rx ported -from the Init.d States tliruimh Japan si«.» hi on to China." He arid f J< kii of A B Squa120 words
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Article33 1953-12-03 9 DOING THE MARKET RUJ ■I i Qui i a-f enl day's k 1 The It York marli There ivi hi < \ffOX PRIt ES S«» l R I A I 1 I !> I i33 words
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Article32 1953-12-03 9 closing In < r imii sTmi w p n I 1 •t r i n d B fl K K I I 12 I I d Sun i RtTBBI l< l BO32 words
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Miscellaneous184 1953-12-03 9 i,j'j Abncr *y A/ «pp OaAIN.. f pr^CTlONjf V.' CM TORTURES ME^ Y£ M.Mnlr^ > KOf/J HEFE GOES.'/ _Q will. v^Ygotta f.hd<outJ^ ga^^^'^iicwj wJ^pMm^' m jhe Heart O2 Juliet Jones By Stan Drake C -V;?/) /-F I PF.T ANY HAPPiEK, I rrZMBHfl^ POSSET SW E AU<£ A V -<p lL184 words
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Miscellaneous359 1953-12-03 9 ~<*~n^^-f*x^<-<>>*»^^ I^4^ n q a p o r7| L'ONKI KIM 4*l UK I I IStl DIIM u\| at "Mallag >> BRIDGE Wit M IHJONG: H ise, Singapore, In ai f oi the S igapoi o branch oi I B Red Cioss Society. ii. k n i. \r: two-hour 1 1359 words
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Miscellaneous236 1953-12-03 9 TIDES AND TIMES -i\t. trORI ■21 am h 4 ft; << 4 rn\: i r< f- 414 a m 8 2 ft. II I s\\l IIIMIWl; 244 a m 1 ft H 3 9 ft; 11 MALACCA i M'lini Fallen Idol (Mandarin) I 9.19 Bl LIIMI: Si 12 M, 3,236 words
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Miscellaneous100 1953-12-03 9 PENANG >IM ON I lIMNIK II lit: Kei i .1 nit! i I .1 »>U\ X SINGAPORE X \l>l!> M M V |O|! M H KUALA LUMPUR it \iiio >i \i If A 10 Hi Mi An J I ide H i k V*n 1 9 Hit 1 945 PEN/ISC100 words
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2017 1953-12-03 10 ANDREW ROTH - MPs READ CRITICAL MEMO ON LOCAL REPORT ANDREW ROTH J//?ff# t/rr/t Assessor SfjHiftn By -1— NUMBER of M.P.s interested m Malaya and m British justice m the colonies have been reading, with considerable interest, a memorandum which would probably make a number of leading British judges m Malaya choleric with2,017 words
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Advertisement209 1953-12-03 10 f CATHAY ORGANISATION rL "^V>- ATTRACTIONS -4# #1 ~M A a W* NS TODAY hSm.; QDBQ H 1 Plumr tl-lH For Hooking NOW IT CAN BE TOLD .THE STORY OF ONE *m IO\|; MAN Wllll *^jfc. illli; 16.1N( H %s or /m i ssi -mi i i: s *^i3^^ 20th209 words
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Advertisement192 1953-12-03 10 rjik.f, at hoi >, n| uXx THRILLS BEYOND CflJWPAftc i fir I>- W 3^ 5 f Wa/W£mCo:c;i jm*, i GUY MADISON FRANK LOVCOY ri.i X pan* j iHriß i ll.r.- .ft s 1V1 -1 UNFQXGEnAILE ESCAPADES cf~ a SOLDIER cf FORTUNE 4 I. TH\T ROCKED I. Walt Disney s i192 words
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Miscellaneous47 1953-12-03 10 1 j »M«TI||MTI I BlKTll^MiX n, jj i,.. <•! \IIM- j mc I i f,v/ xoicno t>cY n to N "\l I 1'.,.." S me c f §j I Wl Utll M J( IE T I'iwmm; \iii\i» i. (M ,,i L J 'lltMT 4. I, »i, Ji, H47 words
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Article, Illustration201 1953-12-03 11 MALAYA IS STILL TOPS AT SHUTTLE Choong Wins Danish Titles E sHAGEN, Dec. (AP)— The international loU rnament ended here last night with the (iminton ace Eddie Choong steamrolling his the three main events of the night, singles finals he gave the Danish badminton Kobberoc a virtual lashing, especially m201 words
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Article55 1953-12-03 11 Rovers Win Decisively With Ten for fifty lh nine i" the the friendly pubU, v. th the their ned the hen take a ie reOsmaij from d the idin. 1 M with deeded ii one goal and H. ROVI RS:— Omar and A ang, »r- md N.- RON ruddin, i55 words
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55 1953-12-03 11 Communists Try To Tinge The Olympics \P) The per, a rman of < > y mpic t aitempt- j ms to en- i number of I proposes newspa- ron-,-i which have but I in at the camp." ..r<. either nated or res- o said. i the moIntentions hievkocracies 01> Can55 words
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Article437 1953-12-03 11 ZURICH. Dec. Z <\P) The Organisation Commiltee for the 1954 world soeect championship last nifcht set up the group plan for the tournament, scheduled to he played m various Swiss cities from June l€ to July 4. B% i vot« \t the Commi'.'v- ight nations437 words
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Article107 1953-12-03 11 POLICE DEFEAT GARRISON T PIPING W« Possessing a (1 forwards, Taiping Police scored a l victory over tin- Taiping Garrison m their league nockey fixture here. Attacking from the outset Police scored an early goal through Yusof. The Gai managed to equalise before the rval through Md. Snah In the107 words
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Article30 1953-12-03 11 LONDON, Doc. 2. (Renter). —Results of friendly football matches played under fIQ^T light yesterday were: Bristol City 2. Chelsea 5; Notts County 3, Admira F. C. (Austria) a.30 words
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Article235 1953-12-03 11 PARIT BINTAR, Wed.— Mixed doubles champions for the past two seasons, Mr. and Mrs. Tan Chin I Tooi, were dethroned this year when they were beaten I m the final by Che Ramnah binti Mohamad Dali and I Osman m the Krian District championship meeting.235 words
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Article129 1953-12-03 11 LONDON. Dec 2. (AP).— Sam Russell, Britain's top boxh b referee, said he is retiring ••'to make way f>r younger men." He is 65. It was Russell who answered a Royal Command 25 years ago and refereed the .Jack HoodLen Johnson bout m London. The Dike of129 words
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Article72 1953-12-03 11 LONDON. Dec. 2. (AP).— Roger Bannister. Britain's hope for the legendarv four-minute mtie, said he will not compete in indoor thletic meets in the United States next February and March. Bannister, a I4-y ear-old medical student, said he could not get away from his hospital work72 words
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Article, Illustration36 1953-12-03 11 pho t«. HiiH.ll,> he!.. Introduce to number, iJgfL,"^ *-*Y r t e«m at the Pudu Bond playground »n Kuala l>unipi|U|| tf j B^ BVB j^ BVBVBVBVBVBVB o> <.> m.o rpi:iined th.- Challenge cup. -fa Yong Feng SeongYong Peng Seong - 36 words
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226 1953-12-03 11 Moore To Defend Title Before Xmas WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (AP) —The National Boxing Association has ordered Archie Vloore, world lighthcavyweight :hampion, to defend his title against Harold Johnson by 3hristmns eve. If not, »h e NBA executive ?ommittee decided on SaturJey, it will take Moore's title away from him. In226 words
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Article209 1953-12-03 11 LONDON. Dec. 2 <AP)— Arsenal are among the clubs interested m signing Lcn Boyd, Birmingham City's soccer capLain and ha;f back, who has gone on the transfer list at his own request. Likely transfer fee will be C 15.000— but that will not stop Arsenal209 words
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Article78 1953-12-03 11 BANGKOK, Dec 1 (UP).— Results oi basketball tournament held here are: Philippine women's team defeate I Hongkong M to 22; Philippine men's team defeated Vietnam 72 to 58 an*} Bangkok men's team d< tested Singapore 44 to 23. Th c Hongkong women's basketball team defeated78 words
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195 1953-12-03 11 Tennis War Of 'Nerves' MELBOURNE. Dec. 2 (Renter) The tennis war ot "nerves" as a prelude to the Davis Cup contests has set m, according to newspaper reports. Melbourne's tennis fans are not giving th c Americans a square deal the Argus' tennis195 words
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Advertisement700 1953-12-03 11 NOTICES I VACANT_ Central Electricity Board federation of Malaya 'FENDERS are invited for I the following works in I Ponlian Kechii. I (a> Wiring of all State I Quarters and BuiMl iii) Wiring of all Federal and Bufldin^Js I Lists of all buildings to be I wired, showing number of700 words
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Advertisement534 1953-12-03 11 Post or c nBssssj Major. S ;n "B nor Corps. $240/- pmB (Axed) plus C.O.L mnd Singa Allowances I uiu.u-m I I UtQ p m I: addition a Ho i .ng Aleiwance^^H is paid ii' I i 1'tB January, ISftC I Qua .tic«»ti»*iw <a> Subjects or Br. Persons, <b) car-.'534 words
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Advertisement295 1953-12-03 11 SiANDARD ShRVICE FOR TiiL UNEMPLOYED M YOt X v| n\ h i e f#a un«uipi<M»d and m nrtii lo hrlp you to find wmk. the Si«C<P<>rr Mintlird rwmplo\tn r( UuttJu oiler* \ou itre %pi.*» In this column lust mil or nrit« your loci Standard ottu c tor an .ipphriiion lurm295 words
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410 1953-12-03 12 English Soccer Team Must Eat Live Together Xv ri;iKK WILSON LONDON, Dec. B.— Let's be honest with oursctve On the evidence of what 100,000 people saw at Wen bley and what maybe 10,000,000 more saw on the tel« recorded version ot the Kngland v. Hungary mate we have not got410 words
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Article, Illustration808 1953-12-03 12 Today He Tells The Secrets Of The Sensational Hungarians i#As \noi r S i\\ V/ 1 T-TUKWS-'TME m\x wi: \rr FEReNC I'ISKAS, the world's latest foothi\Ur, today reveals the secrets of the triumph of me Hungarian lean he led to their startling 6—3 victory over England at Wembley on Wednesday.808 words
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Article23 1953-12-03 12 M GOPALA Menon, Ren- 1 oi India and Mrs. Menon are among the large entrle, m thl gdian Republic Da, badmin-23 words
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Article152 1953-12-03 12 FOIR players will be making their debut m th* iftKfE 1 team to meet Combined Services In the last HMS Malaya Southern Section rugby encounter on !hl Padang on Saturday. Altogether six changes have been effected from the side that beat SeA^ZL.. Seremban a152 words
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Article47 1953-12-03 12 i *^n. wed. A par'v o f about 35 Eng i.h school te^ch' |ers Including a few women Jglj~v« here on BuadS^S Kua a Lumpur. Seremban and Malacci for a series of hotkey i fames With leathers of other m tho.se towns.47 words
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Article69 1953-12-03 12 By A Special Correspondent LONDON. n ee 2 f fanN brat 'em. buy m \4Sit >° b t c the motto ot a arowTna ausu ajian piajra i ham, chairman rt the "a?i Lancashire club. m the L-mr £°-y««* contract lor an^thci from i<r- Pay69 words
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Article31 1953-12-03 12 A SCRATCH Singapore 1 H«-'roa::,>n Club Xr werY no tor RNAS Semb7waS2 ••■•m who won 4-1 fa, ™ndly jay of hotkey o JiJ.jjflff y t st r ,a y31 words
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215 1953-12-03 12 I RIVAL SRC HAVE I TREMENDOUS TASK TWO important SUA first division league matches will be played on the padang this evening when the University of Malaya meet the SCC at one end and the SRC will entertain the Police at the other.215 words
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Article132 1953-12-03 12 THK following h i\,» bom selected to repres«nl tht* Army m the SHA qiudtirikjular tournament: V Royal Navy, Dm, 4 §CC Padanff: Sgt KuUlib; Mn Ben. nett; SMI Evans; Wo II Duncan Sft. Premkidar. Sgt. Mullins; Wo II Snid.- Lt Col Dirkir:> »n «Capt». Wo132 words
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Article103 1953-12-03 12 MELBOURNE. Dec. 2. (AD A top Australian army man Brig C M. L. Eliott, has been appointed housing manager of the Olympic village to be built al Heidelberg, m-ar here, for the 1956 Olympic Games. Vow: colleges of Melbourne l niversity, lj miles from the main103 words
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Article111 1953-12-03 12 MELBOURNE. Dec 2— (Router)— The United States Davis Cup team competing m the Vir-torian State lawn tennis Championships here, had another reverse toda v when their top pair Vie Seixas arid Tony 1 Irabert wer c eliminated from the doubles event. KThey were beaten mi n111 words
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Article53 1953-12-03 12 MELBOURNE. FXv, 2: (R C u-terj—Horse-racing contributed more than Ac 11.7()(i.(ioo to na s revenue m the last eight years the Melbourne Herald sporting writer *aid to He said it was estimated a further A£2.330,000 would b! Reived from racin. by (i the one of53 words
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Article147 1953-12-03 12 iUmJKM iKic.umi (Sin Shcn;), this vear\ junior singles champion, treated one of the biggest upsets n Singapore badminton this nmsj when he defeated Ismail bin Marian (Marigold) la the men's singles setoJ-Haal tie played at the Clerical I also Hall I»,l niijht. Omar Ibrahim, who147 words
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Article37 1953-12-03 12 WASHING 1 Unite I Vssociatioi m financial condition m r- concluding v tin ol Olympic The A I '1(1 A. ortina :>,■■. I 19 mem ed by the elected Kenneth Wilson l S.O Commits37 words
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Article23 1953-12-03 12 HONG KONG, D (Re r) -'I no Swedish !> garden footbal all Hong Kxh match played and ■y downpour and \V pitch.23 words
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Article, Illustration73 1953-12-03 12 Police's hooker. Bul.it. gtgajjg to have made a thorough joli Of smother in* S( < s Ersoa with this Iwarlike bug m thi s loom' maul On tli,. extreme riuht a nd snund from right respectivelj it.- lice's M.K. Blewin and BCCfI Mir>h who have hoth '>«"'"» *'»«>s»'n for th««73 words
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