Singapore Standard, 5 January 1954
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Title Section20 1954-01-05 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD w%^^w ft jfc 9fl JL Vol. IV. No. 187. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1954 TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.20 words
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Article224 1954-01-05 1 REDS TO STIR UP INDIA'S BORDERS MADURA. (South In lia), Jan. 4 (AP)— The Ir.j.an Communist Party has secretly rr.apped out plans to build up Red-led g terilla forces along Ind i g land frontiers m the ie defence against! I S -aided Pakistan, reliable sources said here yest iay.224 words
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Article96 1954-01-05 1 \.\OI. Jan. 4 (AP>.— lighten and bombers to -noonlight attacks i ay :o hit supply -arrying big guns war equipment to rh forces threatening assa.:.t en the Frencht olain of Dien Bien P y-?arrounded posl--91 or'h of Laos is the la?t Fi ach ;"ro:ighold m96 words
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Article31 1954-01-05 1 AN unemployed Chinese textile worker, dropped to his death from the seventh floor of Hongkong's Bank of East Asia building here after dangling from a ninp for eight minutes.-31 words
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Article41 1954-01-05 1 LONDON, Jan. 4 (Reuter)— Three government appointed officials left London airport today for an on-the-spot inquiry into the situation m British Guiana where the constitution wa3 suspended and tha Peoples Progressive Party administration dismissed last October.41 words
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Article19 1954-01-05 1 THE SOVIET Government today agreed to Jan. 25 for the meeting of the four-power conference 1a Berlia,19 words
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Article, Illustration733 1954-01-05 1 RUBBER, TIN MUST STAY Don't Forsake Your First Loves— Butler Standard Staff Reporter MALAYA must keep her first loves rubber and tin in spite of difficult conditions, Mr. R. A. Butler, British Chancellor of the Exchequer, told a press conference yesterday. These industries must not on any account be deserted,733 words
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Article201 1954-01-05 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Natural rubber prices will find their own level m free competition once the American Government sells its synthetic plants to private industry, Mr. Warren S. Lockwood, retiring President of the Natural Rubber Bureau m Washington, has declared. In his year-end statement, released201 words
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Article, Illustration79 1954-01-05 1 THE worst fire m Hongkong's history swept through the Shek Kip Mci district of Kowloon (mainland of Hongkong) on Christmas Night, killing three persons. injuring about 50 and leaving almost 60.000 Chine.se homeless most of them refugees from China. Top: Fire victims gathered m a KowloonA.P. - 79 words
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Article202 1954-01-05 1 LONDON, Jan. 4.— Battered all day by gales and heavy seas, Britain's east coast defences rebuilt after disastrous floods had killed 300 people 11 months ago, were reported at midnight to have stood up firmly. Police coast guards, lifeboatmen and civic officials, backed by a warningReuter; A.P.; A.F.P. - 202 words
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90 1954-01-05 1 CREWE, England. Jan. 4: (Reuter) Twenty-three men taxi drivers here have asked the local council to ban the town's three women taxi drivers. The men say the job is not suitable for women and there is the danger of them being molested especially90 words
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Article79 1954-01-05 1 MUNSAN. Jan. 4 (AP) The United Nations Command today blamed the Communists for the collapse of prisoner explanations, and insisted again that all anti-Com-munist prisoners be freed at midnight on Jan. 22. Gen. John E. Hull, U.N. Commander, wrote a formal letter to Gen. K. S.79 words
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Article34 1954-01-05 1 FORTY Africans awaiting trial on various minor charges escaped from Nairobi remand prison m an organised break today. Within minutes 19 were recaptured and one was shot dead by prison guards.— A.P.A.P. - 34 words
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Article109 1954-01-05 1 RADFORD WARNS: NEW YORK, Jan. 4 (UP)— The Chief of the nations armed forces said today the United States must stand ready m 1954 to halt Communist threats m "hot spots'' anywhere m the world and at the same time mobilize for total atomic war. Admiral109 words
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Article119 1954-01-05 1 The Queen Approved It, He Says CANBERRA. Jan. 4, (Reuter) Queen Elizabeth's Australian itinerary, criticised m the press today as too strenuous, will include many more functions than Australian advisers first suggested because the Queen has personally insisted on their inclusion, it was stated authoritatively here tonight. The Minister m119 words
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Article55 1954-01-05 1 BRIDGEPORT. CONNECTICUT, Jan. 4. (Reuter) Girdles designed to be seen they are worn outside ordinary clothing will be on sale throughout America this summer. The new girdles described by their Bridgeport manufacturer as the first major change m foundation garments for more than 20 years55 words
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Article64 1954-01-05 1 MANILA. Jan. 4 (U?> Former Philippine ConsuiGeneral m Sa n Francisco Benigno Pidlaoan has been fired from the foreign service for misconduct m office and misappropriation of funds, the Foreign Office announced today. Vice President Carlos P. Garcia, concurrently Secretary of Foreign Affairs, said papers on64 words
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170 1954-01-05 1 LONDON, Jan. 4 (UP).— The United States Ai r Force was horrified yesterday at reports that American airmen paid British girls as much as U.S.$2B to strip off their clothes and prance naked through service clubs. "If the airmen are really doing that, they170 words
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Article21 1954-01-05 1 THE Thai Government has earmarked one million baht (U. 5.550.000) for the relief of Laotian refugees m Thailand A.F.P.A.F.P. - 21 words
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Article124 1954-01-05 1 LONDON .lan 4 (Rente! I A pessimistic view o! 'ne out!ook for tin vva- Taken by the Singapore oorre*pondent ol the Pinam j; Times today. i have vet to HMeJ one ma» ponsibie produoei o: SMTket man who feels confident the Americai m rat124 words
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Article43 1954-01-05 1 NEW DELHI Ja:.. 4. (Renter, I—Fifteen1 Fifteen people were killed and 45 injured when a passengei "rain was dera.eci near Bhatinda m the Punjab, about 200 nii.e< oortfa-wesf of De'hi :oday. accotding bo repocta the Rai:wa>- Ministry h^re.43 words
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Advertisement119 1954-01-05 1 ici cream §KvJ^§|' Rj COLO STORAGE HTtP CREAMERIES I f ifl T 1 r&*7 I ill r^ j 1 For CHINESE NhV\ -*tS)T f BP YEAR »v attratliw t^^i j Hi!' H» fla«>s will be fiven auay fl I II -I I Bl FRtE with every i cavr> VC»_^->v I119 words
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238 1954-01-05 2 Xl ALA LUMPUR. Mo*.— new battalion of the Malay resiment will shortly be thrown into the tight against Communist terrorists the Seventh Battalion, now being assembled at Port Dickson. This Battalion will be made up m.unJy of soldiers from the other six Battalions who238 words
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Article74 1954-01-05 2 Unionist Hits At Rivals S .r Stafl Repo: 'or »gati thai mcmben .■>!! .-.re being officials of a r-. ni was made ol the I n an i City Coy.v.- Union, Mr. R. K. erday. Pc nabera f h.s working at ■t^ X I urc being regularly rffl 9 of74 words
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Article90 1954-01-05 2 Union To Engage A Lawyer Standard Stuff Reporter S ;apore fr t C anj Em i oyees U lion 0 B*B* a -vyer *o U) the n s beba In the union's Ibei k ay. i s an atte -ip: to npaoj of the tors' c aima un of a90 words
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Article45 1954-01-05 2 A POLICE radio car skidded and ran into a ditch at the lf| mi c Jurong Road. Singapore, eariy yesterday morning .sni.e on patrol duty. A police 'neutenant and the i rajio operator sustained minor injuries. The driver was unhurt45 words
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Article94 1954-01-05 2 HI nj S t-. S. 2 a of Jr. a Roar :.ir. Howe Yoon Cher*. Ikfl Iff on j Traffic Magistrate, said tha: :here wm no cas^ to rr.*et and it wis another mistake by the i P*lk« for prosecuting the wvng party. Syed Salira was acquitted94 words
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Article, Illustration221 1954-01-05 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon— The Kedah Government has clamped food restrictions m five districts, beginning February, "as an indication of our determination to defeat Communist terrorists." The measures include rationing of rke at five katis weekly per adult and three katis per child. The peopleStandard - 221 words
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Article35 1954-01-05 2 HONGKONG. Jan. 4:-Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were $15.14 to £1 sterling $fi.7812.=; to US$l; $1,807 Malayan SI: $0,210 to one Indonesia Rupiah Gold $250,125 to 1 tael.35 words
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Article80 1954-01-05 2 Pilot Gets A Sunday Ducking A SINGAPORE Harbour Board launch with a pilot on board sank early on Sunday morning, after a collision with the Stanvac Rhu, cabin cruiser. No one was hurt. The Stanvac Rhu was heading for Pulau Sebarak m heavy mist when the acci dent occurred. The80 words
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Article74 1954-01-05 2 THE Singapore Government has decided to allow left-hand driven vehicles to continue plying m the streets as long as the vehicles remain roadworthy. This decision will only affect those motor vehicles which have already been given permission to drive j through the Colony streets. Further left-hand drive vehicles74 words
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Article48 1954-01-05 2 PEH Juan Hoo, of Victoria Street, was fined $25 by the Singapore First Traffic Magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates, yesterday for driving a car at an excessive speed of 40 to 45 miles per hour along Bukil Timah Road on Oct. 10, last year.48 words
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Article, Illustration247 1954-01-05 2 THE C-in-C. Far East Air Force. Air Marshal Sir Clifford Sanderson, visited Tengah yesterday to bid goodbye t 0 No. 83 Bomber Squadron whose departure to the U.K. on the completion of its overseas operational tour is impending. In the Dispersal Area, the Commander-in-Chief, accompaniedStandard - 247 words
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Article396 1954-01-05 2 Traffic comes to a halt as... Standard Staff Reporter THE usual quiet in Dunman Road, Singapore, was suddenly shattered by the clanging of bells and the shouts of Charge when the Colony Police's Anti-riot Squad gave a demonstration for Lord Munster, Parliamentary Under Secretary396 words
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Article109 1954-01-05 2 Commodity PRICES CLOSING robber prices (rents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S Spot Loose 56* 56} No. 1 R.S.S 561 57 No. 2 R.S.S. 56 561 No. 3 R.S.S. 541 54 1 Tone: Slightly steady after easier. TIN PRICE The price of tin vester d:ay109 words
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151 1954-01-05 2 Extorted Watch And Cash 6 Months MALACCA. Mon.— Mahmud Othman, 21. a member of the Volunteer Police Reserve, was sentenced to six months' imprisonment today by Magistrate Ramanathan Iyer for extorting $1 and a wrist watch from Tata Kheng Hock one night last October at Kubu Stadium. Tan said that151 words
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Article67 1954-01-05 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Men. -A canopy or hushed calm and curiosity hung today over the whereabouts of the three hairy beings which ranand a Christmas sensation m Southern Perak but vanished since the New Year's eve. Police and Military continued today their search tor these67 words
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153 1954-01-05 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Fong San, 36 year-old terrorist who killed his section leader and surrendered this week-end, told the police today that he had lived under fearsome enslavement for months with another surrendered comrade on a cigarette tin of rice a day. Fong San gave153 words
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Article, Illustration168 1954-01-05 2 Standard Siaff Reporter YESTEKDAY wa* the most memorable day I<h Rev. Quek Keng Hoon of Singapoie who celebrated his "Oth birthday, his golden wedding anniver sary. the completion of 50 years' church service and his -oil's wedd.n- to Miss Elsie lLone Lee Ching all m one da>168 words
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Article42 1954-01-05 2 ST. J O H N Ambulance Brigade will be holding a Malay show (Sindnvara) m i aid of the Centra! Brigade .Fund, at the Happ v World on Jan. 16. Tickets are priced at $5. |3, S2 and $142 words
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Article25 1954-01-05 2 A 26-YEAR-OLD WOMAX of Tiong Bahru Road. Singapore, was admitted to the General Hospital yesterday i evening, for suspected caustic i soda poisoning.25 words
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Article59 1954-01-05 2 A brief lecture a: i I show on civi: deft-. to be taken m itomi was gi\e;: to nearly 200 leers at the Civi Deft c Training School, K^ a i Lane. Singapore, feste The first civil lefei ercise for 1954 aril] beg a c Civi59 words
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Advertisement119 1954-01-05 2 Avvai) went rtSftDe Witt* Pdls mim so often successful m relieving joint and muscle puns and backicht, because they help to rt^it condition that commooJT causes 4^W Iroublft. This diureuc mediane actt r^^gy prompUy to stimulate Uxe kidneys txu k r7^SSg^ ma^ artfvi^y, so to*t h&nniv L^^SfSL^ T* 81 matter119 words
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Article150 1954-01-05 3 75,000 Workers Are In Unions Standard Staff Reporter MORE than a quarter of the workers m Singapore are now well organised, though active trade union- j ism started only a decade j At Dresent there are 133 trade unions representing about 75,000 workers m the Colony. Employers nave 43 03150 words
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Article109 1954-01-05 3 SINGAPORE DRANK LESS LAST YEAR WHILE Custom's revenue. is! ye II i that for tax IS j $1,365*000 S gap reai rank less 'riod. Duty netted >-- iOl 0 I tre v-> M40.1M 0 less a that for I >52. T ibaccQ y led > t 397,608 m m\ tox109 words
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Article50 1954-01-05 3 SINGAPORE Marine police r- H svered the mdy ol a mar.; I the sea Bfl Bee n Road. ::.v ai'er: 1 MM. Ike corpse was that of Lai Lee 9 c 9% rf Jalan Mersing, X Johor n la rule out the i ■>'50 words
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Article20 1954-01-05 3 MR. F.G. WALLER, Deputy isioner >:' I Muar, is Iran ferre > Kuala Lun> p EF.Te el has WCiim.20 words
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Article, Illustration35 1954-01-05 3 V share For Buddhists THIS five storeyed buUdinf m Knighlsbrtdse, London fca* been leased for tea years for a \ihare for Budoh^ fa Loadm. K«T Narada of Vajirir-iai* will be m cliarge of the Vilur*35 words
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Article, Illustration102 1954-01-05 3 Standard photo. THIS photo show s the renovated Royal Society of Prevention of Cruelty to Animal's van with its driver Mr. Govind Rajoo. The van is fitted with cages for animals while they are being conveyed to the kennels. The cages are capable of102 words
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Article278 1954-01-05 3 Standard Staff Reporter UNEMPLOYMENT is growing m Singapore, and it is mainly clerks and unskilled workers who are affected. Hundreds of them flock every day to the Colony's Labour Exchange m Havelock Road, looking for work. Unless a miracle happens, the Exchange will not278 words
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Article, Illustration121 1954-01-05 3 MR. MM BOCK SIM (above) who with Mr. Tan Lye Chye. two members of the Royal Dutch Airlines (X.L.M.) has been chosen for a 16-day retraining course scholarship m Holland. This is the first time that the firm is sending local staff to Holland for training.121 words
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Article120 1954-01-05 3 An Offence To Crowd Your House THE HEALTH Committee of the Singapore City Council will consider, at their meeting today, a suggestion to fine any person who permits a house to be crowded to the extent that it endangers the health of the tenants. In addition to a recommended fine,120 words
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Article102 1954-01-05 3 THE services of a diver were required to recover the body of a young Indian labourer, S. Arumugam, from the sea, around S.H.B. godown 21 yesterday. The victim is believed to have been at the controls of a Ransome ferrying a heavy duty battery along102 words
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Article132 1954-01-05 3 THE HEALTH Department has recommended that poultrystall licencees m City Council markets m Singapore should be asked to pay hire fees for the cages installed by the Council from the date they occupy the stalls. The Health Committee meeting today will consider a suggestion that132 words
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Article36 1954-01-05 3 MR. LYMAN Kulatungam, Vice-principal, Jaffna College, Ceylon, will give a talk on "Present Education m Ceylon" at the Ceylon Tamils' Association, 11, Handy Road, Singapore, tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. Members and friends are invited.36 words
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Article104 1954-01-05 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Liew Pow Sen, of Plentong, who broke into a shop and stole 31 sheets of rubber left behind incriminating evidence an armband and a pair of slippers which led to his arrest. Wearing a pair of slippers and a Home Guard armlet, Liew104 words
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Article67 1954-01-05 3 NEW YORK, Jan. 4 (AP). Frank J. Starzel. general manager of the Associated Press announced today that Robert B. Hewett has been appointed Chief of Bureau m Cairo. Mr. Hewett. who formerly headed the Associated Press Singapore bureau. succeeds LS. Chakales, who has been transferred to67 words
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Article100 1954-01-05 3 BATU PAHAT, Mon— Mr. C. Somasundram. Headmaster of Charlton English School. Batu Pahat has been nominated as an unofficial member to serve m the Bandar Penggaram Town Council for the next three years. For several years he has served several public bodies and committees and is an100 words
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Article, Illustration247 1954-01-05 3 THREE employees of the Singapore Cable and Wireless Company have retired after serving a total of 129 years. All have put m more than 40 years of loya] service. Mr. Aidan De Souza. 61, has had 45 years service. He joined the companyStandard - 247 words
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Article318 1954-01-05 3 WE'RE NOT SHORT OF DOCTORS LEE PENANG, Mon.— There has been a general improvement in the recruitment of medical staff and there is no longer an acute shortage of doctors, said Dr. Lee Tiang Keng, the Federation Member for Health, today. Dr. Lee also disclosed that there was a large318 words
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Article, Illustration70 1954-01-05 3 MISS FREDA G WILLIAM (right). Assistant Adviser on Education to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, chatting: with Professor of Education, Professor F. Mason, at the University of Malaya, shortly after her arrival m Singapore yesterday, on an extensive tour of South-east Asia. Besides education. MissStandard - 70 words
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Article170 1954-01-05 3 Standard Staff Reporter A SINGAPORE detective and two constables chased and arrested four men, believed to be members of a secret society, after a fitter had been attacked by about 20 men. The fitter was repairing his friend's car m Cook Street on170 words
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Article102 1954-01-05 3 PEXAMG. Mon.-Four Roya! Navy ships of the Sixtb Mine Sweeping Squadron will visit Penang between Jan. 9 and 11. This will be the largest concentration of Roya! Navy ships here for several years. The four ships are the Aseur, Magicier.ne. Maenad and HichaeL Their102 words
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Article37 1954-01-05 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon- A 58-year-old Chinese received latai injuries when he was i knocked down by a lorry opposite Campbell Road Police Station this afternoon. He d:ed shortly after being admitted into hospital.37 words
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165 1954-01-05 3 Standard Staff Reporter TWO thieve- found that Sunday just wasn't their day. One of them raided a <-hicken-run m May Road, Singapore, fust before dawn, and ria-i got away safe y with ten chickens m a tmck tiling over his shoulder when he165 words
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Article86 1954-01-05 3 THE Singapore Egg MerI chants' Association and lour j otter similar associations have I written to the Singapore City Co ncil suggesting that a stalller's icence should not be cancelled outright if he id found guilty of an üßiini i The association recom- menderj instead thai the often-86 words
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Advertisement89 1954-01-05 3 JAN._ phone: am OPENING PATE CF THE NEW CATHAY HOTEL £VERY ROOM Alfr-COND/TfOhfCD WO~rt T£L£PHONe KESEXVATIONS Moi# QPEN l^~ The Plus fitness that is expreosed! j)Cu»fiiu« >^sv^ m v rant energy and the heightened enjoy-! I! A^ Jiff ment c'e P° inu *<> the tcienufic >^_^^fir g'-i'-'i treatment A short89 words
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Article94 1954-01-05 4 WOMAN KILLED IN RED ATTACK KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. •—Communist terro nsts have murdered a civilian, wounded another and abducted a third m the last 24 hours according to official reports today. Six terrorists stabbed a v. ian to death and shot her h isband m the shoulder m the Kulai94 words
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Article53 1954-01-05 4 THE SINGAPORE Familj P jnn ng Association may t^ke o\ lT the v>. p.jie of the f.. >. p anning work From the Singapore City C >uocil*s Maternity and Infant Welfare c m c at Prinsep Street. T^is lestion ill be discv;ssed by the Singapore53 words
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Article, Illustration42 1954-01-05 4 pholo Mr. F G T'jsan (second from right), the Colony's Chief Employment Ofjinr, '.-(itches student ieo r k>.ng with bricks, wiiiie Mr. A. Bray |<Jtti»llM right) supemsu r oi S. n'.ia pore fhrsi Bricklaying School, and Mr. T S. Vn. instructor. StandardStandard - 42 words
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223 1954-01-05 4 WEST KENTS 'JUMBO JETS' GET THEIR 100 th BANDIT KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Royal West Kents," keenest among British bandit fighters in Malaya, reached their century in terrorist eliminations this New Year's Day, it was officially announced tonight. Their hundredth terrorist fell to the guns of No. 1 "Jumbo's Jets"223 words
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105 1954-01-05 4 SINGAPORE'S first school to provide four free meals acd 50 cents pocket money a day to students started functionin? yesterday m Balestier Road. It is the School of Building which will train about 300 students every year m the briik-layin? trade. The first batch105 words
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222 1954-01-05 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Men.— W. H. Bradbury and R. D. Boxall. police lieutenants attached to the Federal Police Armoury, were today fined SlOO and ordered to pay $400 each as costs by the First Magistrate, Kuala Lumpur, for causing the death of a Malay boy222 words
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Article24 1954-01-05 4 SINGAPORE Police yesterday detained two rr.rn believed to have been involved m an armed robbery a few days ago m Je!lit-o Ljme.24 words
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Article29 1954-01-05 4 A TEA PARTY was held at the Medical Health Sports CJub m honour of Dr D. Roy. who will leave Kuantan for India on a vacation.29 words
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Article, Illustration146 1954-01-05 4 THE funeral of Dr. Albert Plesman, President of X.L.M. j Royal Dutch Airlines, takes j place at The Hague today. He died suddenly m Bronovo Hospital on New Year's eve. Dr. Plesman was born 64 years ago m The Hague, the seventh child146 words
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Article75 1954-01-05 4 MALACCA, Moo. "Che Hitam". a wellknown amateur singer among the Settlement's Straitsborn Chinese died at Tranquerah last Saturday at the age of 48 after a long 111— ness which had him bedridden. Che Hitam excelled m the '"Pantun" and was noted for his "Dor.dang Sayang.''75 words
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Article30 1954-01-05 4 PENANG. Mon. A car driver from Butterworth. Yahaya bin Mat, who entered a hotel m Love Lane nearing muinisht last night, collapsed and died oa the spot.30 words
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110 1954-01-05 4 IPOH. Mori U.M.N.O. headquarters at Johore Bahru has informed the Perak Division of the organisation that the Central Executive Committee has recently adopted a resolution dissolving the Perak Division. The Genera] Secretary of the Perak Division. Raja Omar bin Raja Ali, would not110 words
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Article87 1954-01-05 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The flood threat to Kuala Kangsar is now over. The flood caused by heavy rain on New Year's Day and yesterday is now sub-normal and receding. It is reporter! from Butter-' worth that flood waters m Changkal Road are down to eight87 words
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Article, Illustration140 1954-01-05 4 Managing Director m London of Cable and Wireless Ltd., who was made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire by the Queen, m the New Year Honours List. He is the best known figure m the world of international telegraphy. The great majority of140 words
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Article77 1954-01-05 4 PRAI. Mon. The International Express Special resumed its service between Penang and Bangkok when it arrived at 8 p.m. yesterday. The train was scheduled to arrived at 7.40 p.m. and the delay was possibly due to the heavy rain. Among the passengers was the Penang77 words
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Article33 1954-01-05 4 MR. H. J. C. Kulasingha, Progressive Legislative Councillor and an unofficial member of the Rural Board, has been elected as the Board's representative on the Board of the Singapore Improvement Trust.33 words
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Article, Illustration227 1954-01-05 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Top-ranking UMNO-MCA leaders met here privately for five hours last night and confirmed the decision to withdraw Alliance members from the Federal Legislative Council, if their demand for Federal elections m 1954 is sidestepped. The Standard learnt today. The meeting also decided227 words
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124 1954-01-05 5 'Strong Man' Contest 8 Share Prize El l-IT people, '.»i S and tka fa s~" F a share the > Pi- in Guthiic ft GongM B ■o fSaiiiiM 1 1 Stout "Strong Man Competition." I MMMs will bt p ll ■I :•> th i paper on jMfc I L 1".124 words
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Article, Illustration30 1954-01-05 5 Photo. T'.YO judges look «ver t.' 1 nae poses ia the comp i.oa, the pUe of en trie* and Ja>t. wut not lr.i>t. thrf-e nip-sizeci botUes of Bjlld'iß Stoat. StandardStandard - 30 words
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Article108 1954-01-05 5 MR. LEE CHOON KNG, a Singapore City Councillor (l.:ibour West) !ias written to the Estate Manager of the Singapore Impr jvement Trust asking for the early construction of a market to cater tt> Ihe ocedfl ot Trasl Bat residents m Havelo'-k R tad, Alexandra Road and108 words
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Article, Illustration245 1954-01-05 5 photo. Standard Staff Reporter FAMOUS Hongkong photographer. Mr. Francis Wu. hopes to get model > tor nude photography during hi> stay m Singapore. He has found it hard to get nudes m Hongkong. ban t nodi I would like hem. In Hi Dgkong easy toStandard - 245 words
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Article211 1954-01-05 5 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government should look after the interests of English education by building more English schools instead ot "meddling" with Chinese educational affairs. b stated Mr. Tan Lark Sye. a com nittee member of the Singapore Chinese Chamber Cornmer re, at a211 words
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Article106 1954-01-05 5 KHOO Boon Boat, 17. who was said f '.>.? suffering from ■"a particular type d mental i deficiency' :\:\d recommended I to be permanently placed m an institution by Dr. J, Brown J Superintendent of Woodbridge Mental Hospital. wa> yes'erdn', sentenced t.> four weeks' simple106 words
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Article118 1954-01-05 5 A FORM?:r publisher and a printer of a Singapore Chi- c weekly were found Suilty yesterday ol publishing an arti c defaming the principal of a Chinese school m Geylang. The publisher, Kg Cher Sua. was fined for defaming the principal, Chua Hian Siew.118 words
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Article54 1954-01-05 5 AS A PRELUDE to the opening ol Stanley Kramer's wonderama musical. '"The 5.000 Fingers Of Dr. T". which begins its seaso.n at the Capitol, Singapore. tomorrow. 5.000 balloons 100 of which will carry free tickets for the show wii! be released this afternoon from the rooftop54 words
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Article22 1954-01-05 5 I.EE Boon Leoag a motor ryclist, was Hned $13 by T he Muax Magistrate, i-->r carrying two extra tiiers.22 words
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Article84 1954-01-05 5 STOPPAGE of work by night soil carriers m the rural district comprising Philip's Avenue, Parry Avenue and Road. Singapore. is causing great inconvenience to residents. They fear the present state of affairs may affect their health. Night soil m this area has not been removed since New84 words
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Article, Illustration137 1954-01-05 5 1 THE Commissioner- t General. Mr. Malcolm > MaeDonald. took time off last ni<;ht to wish his young friends, the Bur- 2 tnase Consul-General, U. X 2 Ba Tha ung's children. peeping: from the second j floor of their father's g 2 residence. o n Burma'sStandard - 137 words
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Article44 1954-01-05 5 THREE Singapore City Council Officers, Dr. J. Cameron, Mr. E. B. Carlos and Mr. H. C. Pereira. hav e been appointed Council representatives to the Royal Sanitary Institute Annual Health Congress at Scarborough, Yorkshire, from April 27 to 30, 1954.44 words
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Article359 1954-01-05 5 MYSTERY OF THE HAI HSUAN DEEPENS By BERNARD WILLIAMS Standard Shipping Reporter THE freighter Hai Ilsuan which has flown the colours of Communist China since her dramatic switch over from a Nationalist China vessel on Jan. 24. 1950, may remain here forever. Visiting the ship yesterday, I found the bull359 words
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Article, Illustration510 1954-01-05 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government must remain responsible for all motters connected with the production of fish and vegetables including producers co-operative activities. This is one of five major recommendations which have been considered and agreed upon at official i level between officers ofStandard - 510 words
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Article262 1954-01-05 5 LONDON, Jan. 4 (Reuter)— The influential weekly review, the Economist, commenting on a new international tin agreement, said that the most important problem was political rather than economic. It <l.c: "tin is prod;, ed m a handful of under-developed countries whose econom.e.are iarge.y dependent on262 words
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Article33 1954-01-05 5 THE State Agricultural OfYke, Aver Puteh. Pahang. which was to move into Kuan- tan. will go into the old j Chung Hwa Chinese School building at Padang Lallang 1 temporarily.33 words
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Article244 1954-01-05 5 COURT TOLD A SINGAPORE barber, Phua Hoon Sin, yesterday told a Singapore District Judge, Mr. F. A. Chua, that when a Housing Investigating Officer of the Singapore Improvement Trust asked him for 53,000 for himself and his senior officers, he thought that the officer244 words
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101 1954-01-05 5 A WOMAN living m Sembawang Road. Singapore, was awakened from her sleep on Sunday morning by someone running his hands over her body. She opened her eyes and found a man lying over her. She pushed the man away and snatched a101 words
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Article78 1954-01-05 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Men. Hashim Ghani. former President of the Peninsular Malays Union, was today produced m the Kua'a Lumpur Sessions Court on a charge of criminal breach of trust of $500. The charge alleged that between Oct. 10 and 27 last year. Ghani was entrusted with78 words
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Advertisement30 1954-01-05 5 The world famous family >/ TIGER medicinal products BALASHIN SAI (PAT KUA TAN) Very effective for Coughs, Indigestion, Seasickness, Nausea, Tiredness, Stomachache, Foul Breath. ENG AUN TONG The Tiger Medical Hail30 words
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Miscellaneous82 1954-01-05 5 Weather Report Minimum Temj>erature: From 7..:» pjn. Jjui. I to 7JJO a.m. Jan. 4 Singapore (75 F). i Prnang (7:1 F>. KiMi Bahni |T3 Fi. Kuala Lumpur (71 Fl. i Ipoh |7! F». Kuantan (71 F). Maximum Temperature: From 7..10 m.m. t» 7..*0 p.m. Jan. 4 Singapore (85 F). Penan;82 words
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Article815 1954-01-05 6 SOMETIME ago a film called The Big Carnival was banned on the grounds that it showed newspapermen m a bad light. It showed the depths to which a journalist could descend to get a -scoop." It revealed a seamy side of high-powered journalism which was not815 words
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Article1332 1954-01-05 6 ALEX JOSEY - ALEX JOSEY WFrmm Jty'ERY TIME 1 find it necessary to write about Radio Malaya there are always a few thoughtless people ready to dismiss the sincerity of my criticism on the grounds that lam biased because I was sacked from Radio Malaya, and because (m spite of1,332 words
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Article131 1954-01-05 6 The old year died a natural death as all past years have done. The cortege lejt at the stroke oj twelve ichen the world was full of fun. The old year died a natural death as all the old should do. We welcomed in the new born year131 words
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Article100 1954-01-05 6 Sir; I read with disgust Mr. Manickam's letter. I presume that he is a nonMuslim and that he was referring to the Mohammedan religion which allows polygamy. If so, being one with "unshakable faith" m the religion, I would like to advise him to mind his own business, to100 words
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Article, Illustration16 1954-01-05 6 "If yoa MUST know it's to 1 stop women from asking silly Questions."16 words
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Article219 1954-01-05 6 Chinese Question Paper Sir; Every year the Chinese Question Paoer varies m substance as well as m difficulty. For instance, last year, instead of the usual two passages (Chinese) for translation into English, one m wen-yen and the other m pei-hiva. as was expected, both the passages were m wen-yen219 words
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Article789 1954-01-05 6 Silence Greeted This Film HEIDELBERG (AP) The most controversial film m modern Germany was unreeled here recently and the German audience took it m dead silence. No one applauded. No one booed. And there was bo laughter. The film entitled "Until Five After Twelve", is skilful piece of historical self-analysis789 words
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Article330 1954-01-05 6 'Revise This Circular' ffJFf^y_ v^K*. '^£h^v]^^P^^B HW^|Mp Sir;— C.S.O. Circular No. 2 dated 18th Feb.. L 919 which is still m force reads: "The monthly salaries of Government Officers who are Chinese. Hindus, or Mohammedans, may be paid m advance m the months m which Chinese New Year, Deepavali. or330 words
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259 1954-01-05 6 AMMAN CAP).— Jordan is stepping up formal ion of its '"national guard'" which is lo protect this tiny Arabian kingdom's borders against future aggressions from neighbouring Israel. Setting up a national guard, which i« to complement the now famed Arab Legion. was decided following an259 words
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Advertisement83 1954-01-05 6 SINGAPORE ticjeh STANDARD |ND£PENDfcN7 MOKNING NEWSPAPER HEAD OFFICE 128. Rohtasao Rood. Sino.opore. Telephone Noe: *****—***** Cabte TsJeej'opk. Address: TIGERNEWS Sin«opo*e. BRANCH OFFICES LONDON Room 222. The Time* Building. Printing Mouse Squore London EX 4 KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 45. teetaa St~ 83. Cowon St. 8, Leith St.. Tcfct 4588. Tele?83 words
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Advertisement96 1954-01-05 6 OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. SINGAPORE. (ln< orpoialcd m Singapore 1920) To omul*- morale our 34th year ami m keeping Kith our continued expansion besides wishing to render even more efficient service lo oui many clients m the Federation of Malaya, we take »real pleasure m announcing the opening of two96 words
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Article135 1954-01-05 7 VOTE ON LANIELS POLICY PARIS, Jan. 4: (UP).—Prer Joseph Laniel will ask .inent for a vote of cone on Wednesday which retain him as chief of enunent under France's v president, a spokesman c .icunced today. Trie official spokesman said I .c. would put his domestic foreign policy to a135 words
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Article90 1954-01-05 7 TAIPEI, Jan. 3 (Reuter)— The Nationalist news agency. the China Tone, reported to- i i y that following President F. enhower's recent announeeent to withdraw two divi-h sions from Korea the Chinese n nunista have been shift- i 4 three armies originally I' stat oned on90 words
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Article59 1954-01-05 7 WASHINGTON, Jan. 4. Reuter). President Eisenr rtv.v back to Washingjresterdaj with work al- st rompleted :>n his State of message for Thurs- two other documents i fc to Congress ?oori. Ending a visit to Augusta, G< rgia, which started on; v stmas day. the President faces59 words
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Article87 1954-01-05 7 DAMASCUS. Syria. Jan. 4. Reuter). Tablets reflecting the whole history of the Midf c East m the years 1.400 to 200 B.C. have been discover-: a1 Ras-Shamra. m Northern Syria by M Chan de Schaef- j the French archaeologist. The tablets. HI oi them m represent87 words
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Article49 1954-01-05 7 I GEORGE TOWN. British u'.a. Jan. 4. (Reuter) —I no ernox of British Guiana, S A.fied Savage ordered the release at midnight last nigntl I Bai: Luchhmansingh. one oi the five People's Progressive Party eaders held m indefinite detention at Atkinson Fieid since Oct. J4.49 words
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Article77 1954-01-05 7 MANILA, Jan. 4 (UP).— The title "Businessman of the Year" for 1953 m the Philippines has been won by a British -abject for the first time m the history of Business Wr-.ters Association awards. Winner of the honour was Mr. Gerald Wilkinson, managing director of77 words
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Article, Illustration22 1954-01-05 7 Her unlv curoiorl was tnal llw to; '.""Jk', "aft at U tbe end. Winifred *irtt4 n« picture MirrorMirror - 22 words
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Article, Illustration65 1954-01-05 7 NEJLA SPUBNS THE OIL KING THE romance reported o} Turkish dancer Nejla Ates and the Texas oil heir and playboy, Shep King, came to a sudden end last week when Ne'iln announced her engagement to Jimmy Dell, a musician m Las Vegas, Nevada. Nejla, who flew to Las Vegas fromUP - 65 words
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Article166 1954-01-05 7 WASHINGTON, Jan. 4 (Reuter)— The United States was reported yesterday to be discussing military aid agreements with Iraq. Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, to build a shield against possible Soviet attack m the Middle East and South Asia. Until recently. American r jfficials de'.ayed any166 words
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Article92 1954-01-05 7 A Circus Troupe Sees Pope VATICAN CITY, Jan. 4 (AP) A circus troupe visited Pope Phis yesterday and reminded him of his visit to the same circus m Germany four decades ago. The Pontiff received the Krone Circus all but the animals m a special audience. One of its directors92 words
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Article81 1954-01-05 7 CHICAGO. Jan. 4. (UP).— The New Year's holiday weekend came to an end early today and an incomplete tabulation of traffic fatalities showed a total well below the 360 deaths predicted by safety experts. A United Press survey showed at least 281 persons were killed81 words
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Article19 1954-01-05 7 WASHINGTON. Jan. 4, (AP) About 5.970,000 Americans were drawing monthly social security payments as of Dec. 31.19 words
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Article255 1954-01-05 7 US Move Will Stir Up War Nehru BANGALORE, Jan. 4 (Reuter) The Indian Prime Minister Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru told a public meeting m Bangalore yesterday that if United States military aid to Pakistan became a reality it would be a step towards war. "It is a step not only towards255 words
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Article112 1954-01-05 7 NEW YORK. Jan. 4, (AP) Billed as a "20th Century Phenomenon," Christine Jorgensen made her New York night club debut yesterday as a headliner at Broadway's Latin Quarter. A former U.S. Army sergeant who underwent a series of operations m Copenhagen to become a female, she went112 words
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203 1954-01-05 7 Fabulously Rich Papa Seeks His Eloping Maria EDINBURGH. Jan. 4 (AP) Antenor Patino. fabulously wealthy Bolivian tin magnate, began a needle-in-the-hay- j stack search of Scotland today for hi s eloping 18--year-old daughter, Maria Isabella. The dark-eyed young beauty and James Goldsmith, who is 20. Eton-educated and son of a203 words
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Article27 1954-01-05 7 TOKYO. Jan. 4: (AFP)— A twin-engined United States Air Force plane with a crew of four crashed m a small village of northern Kyushu yesterday.27 words
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Article71 1954-01-05 7 YOKOHAMA. Jan. 4 (UP)— A former lieutenant m 'he Japanese Army returned here yesterday from Indo-Chjna aboard the French liner Marseillaise alter serving five years with the Communist I Vietminh forces as a dentist. Masmaiohi Oka. 39. told newsmen he was captured by I the Ho71 words
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Article47 1954-01-05 7 COLOMBO. Jan. 4. (Reuter) Ceylon Rubber Commissioner Mr. H. Jinadasa told Reuter today Ceylon was offering Communist China the lirst option of purchasing Ceylon's surplus of sheet rubber estimated at 15.000 tons this year. The question of price was open to negotiation.47 words
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Article29 1954-01-05 7 PROFESSOR HideomiTusge. Secretary General of the Japanese Association of Democratic Scientists, addressed the biological section of the U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences m Moscow. Sunday, Fass reported. Renter.29 words
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Article57 1954-01-05 7 OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 4, (AP) The Rev. Peter Kiehn, 70-year-old Oklahoma born missionary to China, revealed today he wrote to Chinese Communist authorities pleading for release of his son from a Shanghai jail. Kiehn was overjoyed when told his son. Arnold Kiehn 40, finally57 words
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Article66 1954-01-05 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Jan. 4. The following are the closing prices at rubber and tin on the London market: LONDON RUBBER Feb./Morch JJd. Apr./Jun. maJuly/Sept. JWOct./ Dee. 17|d. Januory c.i.f. 3/16 d. Tone: Quietly Steady. LONDON TIN Spot £655 per ton. buyers, £660 sellers. Three66 words
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Article105 1954-01-05 7 PALERMO, Sicily, Jan. 4 (AFP) Friends who heard a Palermo labourer bet today that he could eat a Fiat 500 automobile, engine, coachwork and seats included, reckon that this time he has bitten off more than he can chew. The labourer, Gatano Priulla, who has105 words
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Article166 1954-01-05 7 Suicide Bid In A Famed Cathedral PARIS, Jan. 4 (AP)— A distraught, 24-year-old Italian law student tried to kill nimself m Notre Dame Cathedral yesterday because his French girl friend had left him. The young man, Lionel Natoli of Rome, shot himself m the shoulder but was reported m no166 words
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Article66 1954-01-05 7 MANILA. Jan. 4 (AFP).— j President Magsaysay today released a statement that his assets are worth U5513,179.17 and served notice on dll officials of the executive branch to file theirs not later than Jan. 31. The president's statement showed that at Dec. 31. he i owned66 words
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137 1954-01-05 7 Bid To Avert 'Guerilla' Strikes In Britain LONDON. Jan 4 (UP)— Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill's government prepared last night for "hat may be the last ditcb attempt to avert "guerilla strikes by the Communist-led Electrical Trade L'nion m key atomic plans ana other major industries. ETU officials are to137 words
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Article319 1954-01-05 7 MILITARY AID OFFERS UPSET ASIANS Colonial Return Scare MANCHESTER, Jan. 4 (Reuter) The Manchester Guardian today maintained that there is general nervousness among certain notions m Southeast Asia about accepting military aid from Western countries. One underlying cause is fear of the return of the old Colonial masters and the319 words
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219 1954-01-05 7 'Ex -Thai Minister Joins Vietminh' BANGKOK, Jan. 4 (UP)— A Thai National Assemblyman was reported today among Free Laos leaders working with the Vietminh m Indo-China. The report was made by the vernacular Himthai, one of the few papers having their own reporters m the Thai-Laos troubled frontier. The paper219 words
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Article58 1954-01-05 7 TAIPEI. Jan. 4 (AfP).— The Taipei daily, United Daily News, came out today with a j new "hate India campaign" i denouncing the recent Indian '"head-count" ol PoWV m Panmunjom as "an illegal atrocity"' The paper -a.d the s<-tjon curtailed the freedom ol "antiCommunist patriot58 words
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Article27 1954-01-05 7 VIETMINH leaden have set Jan. 18 a^ the opening dale ior a general friendship nampaign \v:;h China and the Soviet Union, Radio Peking announced. A.F.P27 words
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62 1954-01-05 7 LONDON. Jan. 4; (AFP)— Britain and ftWHtW a m out top m the Edinburgh International film lartiva six prize-winning dims. American films look three prizes. including a Wa I Disney documentary. "The Olympic Eik". Canaoa. Ho an< and the Soviet Union got two62 words
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Article, Illustration54 1954-01-05 7 THE frozen motif of a toun tain and a whit? -clad landscape provide a suitable background to Italy's new Beauty Queen Marcella Mariani. as she enjoys the healthy Alpine air. Miss Mariani. who won against a field of 34 other competitors from all parts of Italy, IsUP - 54 words
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Article94 1954-01-05 7 SYDNEY. Jan. 4 (Ba Finance experts of Ct monweaMh counuie.- >>■ 4 urged greater eflom d the coming year tv man the tempo oi development many of their area; ofß sources here stated The experts me locked doorv to prepare the Commonwealth Tint Ministers'94 words
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Advertisement1187 1954-01-05 8 BLUE FUNNEL LIME w.iw (12 lines) cm it,, MANSHKUi CO., LTD. Pa^ s e a p g t c Incorporated m Singapore farriers oprion to prtM-ceU via other ports to load and ilisekarsc eanso SAILINGS to LIXERPOOL. GLASGOW, LONDON A CONTINENTAL PORTS Due Sails P Sham Penan? jclttps In L:verpoo-1,187 words
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Advertisement632 1954-01-05 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland America Line Nederland Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX, BOSTON. NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, MOBILE, NEW ORLEANS via SUEZ Spore P. Sham Penang ?A O VA G SM D N) <RL> GOd 2 ssj a Jn IISS n/i«S ZEELAND (XL)-.'.::....... 19/2 Man Mta632 words
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Advertisement724 1954-01-05 8 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIAN K. CON TIN ENT Spore r.S'bam Penang "JAVA" for Kohsichang, Saigon, Hongkong. Manila, Kobe and Yokohama 8 10 Jan 1/1 Jaa "PANAMA" for Kohsichang, Hongkong 11/13 Jan -KINA" for Djakarta, Kohsi- kSE"-* ySSSSb/mj- »/«iJ» w»J« "MONGOLIA" for Kohsichang. Hongkong 30/30 .lan SAILINGS TO CONTINENT724 words
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291 1954-01-05 9 W. Europe Warned Of Jap Trade Policy GENEVA, Jan. 4 (AP)— A United Nations report warned Western European countries today of rapidly growing Japanese competition m Asian markets and urged them to adapt themselves to fundamental postwar changes m Asian import requirements. A U.N. M study of trade between Europe291 words
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Article148 1954-01-05 9 THE rubber market m Sin- i gapore yesterday experienced fair activity after a quiet opening, first grade rubber for January shipment closing at j 561 cent? per lb. (572 cents on j Thursday). The decline was largely due; to upccuntry selling after the: holidays. Small manufacturing inter- i148 words
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Article44 1954-01-05 9 IN the Federation of Ma- laya's 67 mills 24L'.b48 piculsofl copra were treated m Novem- ber. last year. according to official statistics. More than 124.000 piculs of copra were treated m lit mills m Penang and Province Wei- I Lesley.44 words
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Article74 1954-01-05 9 THE produce marfa I m Singapore remaii i qpi •I i steady m all sections yesterf;3v with small businea ing. Singapore produce prices I (per picul) ye- 4 crri;:> were: Gambier K10: 8.. Coffee $280; betel nu; S'iH (Split l 8N 1 (whole); copra %M\ (a ters); I coconut74 words
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Article, Illustration54 1954-01-05 9 MS. CHAN TDCK CHEE, (left), preside at of the Selangor Electrical Engineering Association presents a plaque to Mr. Pang Wai Ng, who recommended the most number of members to join the Association at the opening ceremony of the premises at Pudu Road. Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday. Standard photo54 words
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Article771 1954-01-05 9 THE Malayan share market yesterday opened the week with industrials steady but .tins were irregular i and rubbers practically neglected. Most of the small I volume of business written was m the industrial sect km LNDISHRIAI 8 Buyer? Seilert \!ok Brick Piel 2 10 27H Drds.771 words
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Miscellaneous704 1954-01-05 9 i_j.ul-h'jl4Ui' ii.hii^'.^'^'"^--' 1 l■lflw^^-^ s^fflll^^v^^#ilifl^Sy^W iawitKiww«BiiiBwai.<wi>'' i t <i 1 iimiiwiiM and 9 p.m. LOW: Biana SaUh illalayl :i] c W*J NyAHUK tl:; S .^VOY: "H -e^ .Cantonese. -Techjvx Aoj:-. il5 15 a V I. I WJLS&**7 m SfVNG^I PATANI V c LECTIJKE by ttr. Francis Wo. Master ol Photography,704 words
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Article, Illustration39 1954-01-05 10 TillS »lim cvi'nin? dress frtvn the collection of Pierre K.iiin t:;i of Paris has a b!atk woul eveoin; rout lined with tiit* vme '7ebra' matt> ial as tht" -.kirt The draped bodice is m red muslin. APAP - 39 words
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Article715 1954-01-05 10 I PTO-THI- MINUTE cookm, 3-D. i.v -was shows to fool writers j! the r- t'nt Krod t-i u>iV L>niermn m Chu-.i4<». I 1 r[lass rs furn :by km m > K>k at the m testkil < .r.--i ->-:>;: a, *p\ I a 1 vita, the715 words
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Article, Illustration624 1954-01-05 10 MARGARET SCOTT - A Good Playpen Should Help No End MARGARET SCOTT By I JTn difituJt to advise pjr-vits i>f young babies a> {•> the Mte&sitj or otherwise 01 inventing m a playpen. 11l m i-w lun ilies it's a Goci^e.: i m wi.; keep the n jer of the > safe ar.d624 words
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Article969 1954-01-05 10 Victoria Chappelle - Victoria Chappelle by Imaginative Use Of Lesser Known Pelts By London Furriers U*EW crafts are as fascinat- me to the layman as that of the furrier, although it is one about which he knows so little that reputable furriers themselves like to be sure he969 words
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Article300 1954-01-05 10 T AM m love with the girl next door. She is always accompanied by her mother when I see her, but they both appear to regard me m a friendly manner. How can I get to know her? Her parents like me. "RUSTY" I SUGGEST that you300 words
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Article172 1954-01-05 10 QLTAINS, it seems, will get on table linens m spite of every precaution. However, most of them can be readily removed if handled properly and promptly, with emphasis on ''promptly." Fruit stains, for instance, will weaken the fabric if not removed at once before laundering. The172 words
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Article, Illustration53 1954-01-05 10 High ligh ting Shoulder -Line A CHARMING jacket of natural fitch by Kent and Francis Ltd.. of 239. Marylebone Road, London, N.W. 1. Moth-proofed, this model shows how the markings m the skins can be used to highlight the shoulder-line and the shape of the back of the jacket. AVV\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\V\\\\\\\V\\\\\\\\\\\v\\\\\\\\\\\\\\V\\\\\\\\\\\VX\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\v\\\vx53 words
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Advertisement116 1954-01-05 10 Teeth cleaned with Pepsodent are whiter, much wliiter That's because they are cleaner And they are cleaner because Pepsodent is the only toothpaste that contains Irium*. Pepsodent with Irium cleans away the film which not only dulls teeth, but also harbours the dangerous germs thai can cause decay. So for116 words
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Article, Illustration485 1954-01-05 11 BOB FERRIER - KELLY STEALS BIG SHOW' SAYS NOW I'LL STAY' BOB FERRIER By HUGH KELLY, Blackpool left half, was out of the team for five weeks. He didn't like it. He snapped, "I want a transfer." Jnst as quickly Blackpool snapped back, "You won't get one." But Blackpool went one further. With485 words
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Article, Illustration486 1954-01-05 11 BOXING CHAMPIONS RULES 60 TOGETHER By CONNIE RYAN, UP Foreign Sports Editor NEW YORK (UP)— The boxing champions and the rules came out almost even m 1953 the rules say each of the eight champions must defend each six months, and there were 15 title fights. Actually, it was notUP - 486 words
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290 1954-01-05 11 MELBOIRNE (Jan. 4) Brian Flynn. 23-year-old Queensland bowling star, will pyLo m Lindsay Hassett's Eleven m the testimonial match for the former Australian captain at the Melbourne Cricket Ground this Month. Flynn has played m only three first-class matches, but ts regarded as a290 words
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Article263 1954-01-05 11 Sunderland WiSI Sign Milburn KEN CHISHOLM, Cardiff City inside forward, who asked to leave the club a week ago, was transferred to Sunderland at a fee of £15,000. He plays at inside left m the Sunderland team at home to Aston Villa. And Chisholm is like'.y to find himself playing263 words
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Advertisement118 1954-01-05 11 NOTICE IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA. IN THE HIGH COURT AT IPOH. ATOTICE of Receiving Order i^ Etc: In Summary Case: la Bankruptcy. B.P. No. 6 of 1953. Re: POX YOKE LI AN (f) and Chen Kin Lan (Miner). Receiving Order made against Chen Kin Lan:118 words
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Advertisement534 1954-01-05 11 NOTICES IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA. IN THE HIGH COURT AT IPOH. MOTICE of Receiving Order Etc: In Summary Case: In Bankruptcy. No. 38 of Re: QUAH LEAN KOW of Chop Kooi Hong (Businessman of 8 Clarke Street, Lumut, SitiaReceiving Order made: 10th August, 1953. Date534 words
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Advertisement456 1954-01-05 11 CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE Assessment for the year 1054. Rates due for the Ist halfyear 1954. f^WNERS of property are reminded that rates for the Ist half-year 1954 are due and payable m advance without demand at the City Hall m the month of January 1954. Notice is hereby given456 words
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Article314 1954-01-05 12 SOCCER CLUBS SAY IT LOWERS STANDARDS A PROPOSAL by the Singapore Recreation Club for equal distribution of gate receipts m SAFA's division one league matches next season was defeated by four votes to three at a Finance Committee meeting of the Singapore Amateur Football Association yesterday.314 words
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Article, Illustration296 1954-01-05 12 THE mm who thru? broke the world water speed record ot" hu time and the sehoolbov hi*'^ o! \e>terduv is m Singati>rt* on tour of 'he Far H. i"» Kne Din. who>e name >c»;tiU out amongst the worlds fii unpion rurers of all time. ntcl who296 words
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Article405 1954-01-05 12 WHY NOT Asks JEFfr'ERY JAMES SO THE Singapore Recreation Club bid to share in the "state' of other senior Colony Clubs has failed. When one considers the time and money expended by some of the senior clubs to keep right at the top of Singapore soccer, one405 words
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Article93 1954-01-05 12 THE BREWERIES Sports Cv has arranged a soever competition fox kampong teams m the Alexandbra-Pasir Panjaog areas for the Tiger Beer Cup donated by the Maayan Breweries. Ltd Hn competition will be ran "n Ute league system ar:ri Urn :r.a:>-iies will bo v ayed on the93 words
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Article56 1954-01-05 12 MELBOURNE. Jan. 4 (Kcuter) Some bright batting by Colin McDonald and Jeff H.Ulbone today put Victoria m an almost impregnable position asrainst South .Australia m their Sheffield Shield nutrh here. With one day left for pay Victoria -eJ South Australia by 417 ran after rattling up Jo§ for56 words
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Article205 1954-01-05 12 THE COLONYS South star. Ronnie Barth scored the goal that mattered when Cable and Wireless beat the Singapore Recreation Club I—o at the SRC padang yesterday. Cable and Wireless were unable to make any headway until the 20th minute when Stevenson broke through but on reaching the205 words
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Article186 1954-01-05 12 5 New Caps For Wales LONDON". Jan. 4: t ReutersFive new '"caps" are included m England's Ru^by Union team to play Wales. conquerors of the All" Blacks. a- L Twickenham on January 16 After the defeat of "England" by the Rest m the final trial last Saturday the selectors have186 words
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Article498 1954-01-05 12 Says Peter Wilson - Too Much Play Is Dangerous Says Peter Wilson TRAGEDY OF A TEEN-AGE STAR JT always seems odd, even with the freak warm weather we have been having, to think of the Challenge Round of the Davis Cup played practically over Christmas m Melbourne, where both the first singles were extraordinarily498 words
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Article68 1954-01-05 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mop.— A picture goal seven minutes from the end by Mohinder Singh, their outside left, enabled the Malayan Sikh Sports Council Hockey state team I—o on the HQ XI to defeat a Selangor Malaya District ground here today. Selangor. without three of their stars. Manmohan Singh.68 words
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Article, Illustration95 1954-01-05 12 THE winning- Australian Tennis Team, pictured with the Davis Cup after their victory at Melbourne on Dec. 31 m which they beat the Americans by three matches to two m the challenge round. It was the fourth consecutive time the Australians have won the Cup, making: aAP Radio - 95 words
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Article190 1954-01-05 12 A LAST minute goal by S. score for the Ceylonese and Ram enabled the Indian Asso- j ten minutes later, increased it. ciation to draw 5 5 with the j The Indians kept trying and S. Ceylon Sports Club m a friend- Ram soon reduced the190 words
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Article51 1954-01-05 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Johore Bahru boat H. M. Dockyard by live goa's to four m a game of soccer piayed on the Johore Er.^ish ground to-day. Scorers for JB were: Doilah Don (3), Unku Ibrahim and Ahmad. Scorers for Dockyard were: Obed (2), Kirn Beng and51 words
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Article46 1954-01-05 12 THE Sports Editor thanks secretaries of sports associations, dubs and schools for their co-operation last year which enabled him to give them full publication, and repeats his invitation to send their fixture lists and other information regarding their clubs for the 1954 season.46 words
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Article463 1954-01-05 12 TONY WALLEN'S XV, comprising: players drawn from the SCC and the SHBRC, combined effectively to beat a scratch Singapore Cricket Club XV by 12 points (three tries and a penalty) to 3 (penalty) m a game of rugger on the Padang yesterday. Early463 words
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Article630 1954-01-05 12 Colony Cyclists Win Main Titles But 2 Refuse Prizes PENANG, Mon.— Amy J. Chan of Penang and John Soh, the Singapore schoolboy, emerged dual champions at the All-Malayan Cycling Carnival which came to a close last night. Both won four events with total of 20 points each. At the finishing630 words
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591 1954-01-05 12 BREUKELENS-BOUGOURE COMBINATION IN FRONT SUCCESSFUL TRAINERS By WINDSOR LAD br«.iht E t^ E^? T Penang Turf 4 Club s Xmas ™d New Year meeting, which brought the 1953 racing season to a close, was a memorable one. It saw the t«> midable Breukelens-Bougoure combination come to the fore Between unce591 words
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Article86 1954-01-05 12 GIVING a three-horse selection m each race, Standard Racing Correspondent "Windsor Lad" named 228 winners during the 1953 racing season just concluded. His direct winners totalled 102 and these included seven next best" choice after the first horse selected had been withdrawn on the day of86 words
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