Singapore Standard, 6 February 1954
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Title Section19 1954-02-06 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD FGNFJFGJF iW JL Vol. IV. No. 219 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1954 TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS. photo.19 words
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203 1954-02-06 1 JAMES PETER CHIN - PROSPECTS OF KOREAN MEETING ARE DIM JAMES PETER CHIN Xx Standard Staff Reporter IHERE IS no immediate prompt- t of a political conferm taking place m Korea M 'ar a^ r he Indiar.i m tnjora can see. the :ef Public Relations Offi•r of the Neutral Nations' Repatriation Commission m R203 words
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Article, Illustration171 1954-02-06 1 COMETS TO FLY AGAIN Holy Wash For Nehru THE BO AC Comet jeiliner service, which was susi^tulrd after the air disaster orT fclba will resume South ■Vfiitin route flights *-arly next month. Later, the Far fad service will be re-»u:nt-d Ih* Singapore Manager of BO\( Mr H >I. Birch, saidA.P. - 171 words
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Article46 1954-02-06 1 PERTH. Australia. Singapore swimmer, Neo Ghwee Kok, won the 111) yds. free style championship of Western Australia m the record time of 60.1 seconds at Crawley Baths, yesterday •ja^najj -spuooes Z'LZ ux dOBJ qojejjs uoi^b^tau] spJBA gy am uoav os[e se.vv en46 words
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Article67 1954-02-06 1 SEOUL. Feb. 5 (AP).— Two South Korean envoys will leave here tomorrow on a onemonth diplomatic goodwill visit to South-East Asian countries to pave the way for a Far Eastern Defence Community »et-up. Th« two envoys of President Syngman Rhee are Maj-Gen. Chooi Duk Shin, former67 words
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159 1954-02-06 1 MANILA. Feb. 5 (Reuter) A majority of the crew members of the 9,000 gross tons motorship Fernmoor which stuck on the London reef oft' Palawan Island m south-eastern Philippines this morning returned to the stranded ship this evening after spending eight hours on four159 words
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Article40 1954-02-06 1 BRITISH Commissioner-Gen-eral for South-East Asia, Malcolm Mac Donald arrived m Hongkong by plane from Saigon yesterday for a visit. He made no statement to newsmen on his arrival other than to say hi s visit was "routine.": UPUP - 40 words
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Article33 1954-02-06 1 THE APPOINTMENT of Sii George Allen. former ViceChance! !or of the University of Malaya, as Secretary of the British Association for the Advancement of Science was announced m London yesterday.33 words
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259 1954-02-06 1 SAIGON, Feb. a (AP)— A showdown battle between French troops and the Communist-led \ietminh rebels for control of Luang Prabang loomed last night m the tiger-infested jungles surrounding the Royal Laotian capital The Vietminh's crack 308 th Division was within 50 to259 words
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Article422 1954-02-06 1 Nyalas Forest Shooting MALACCA, Fri. A young: soldier of the Gordon Highlanders, who was a member of a patrol that shot and killed two women and a man m the Nyalas Forest Reserve on Dec. 20, last year, swayed and nearly collapsed m the witness422 words
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Article, Illustration735 1954-02-06 1 Scheme To Provide Leaders' Training KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaya will shortly join the United Kingdom, Germany and Nigeria as one of the pioneer countries to adopt the "Outward Bound" idea of leadership training. The principle of the Outward Bound School is to provide youth with opportunities, which735 words
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Article210 1954-02-06 1 Dr. Lin's Hopes For The Nanyang HOPES that the Nanyang University would achieve the position of the highest institute of learning m South-East Asia were expressed by Dr. Lin Yu Tang, the University's Chancellor, m a letter to Mr. Tan Lark Sye, Chief sponsor of the University. Dr. Lin's letter,210 words
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309 1954-02-06 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Touring Malacca today, General Sir Gerald Templer, went to Bertam Ulu, m the central district of Malacca to congratulate the people on the contribution they had made m enabling part of Malacca to be declared a "White Area." He presented the309 words
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Article73 1954-02-06 1 KUANTAN, Fri. Chinese Xevv Year fireworks set tiie Pei j Chai Chinese School at Aver Puteh on fire today. A Chinese girl was slightly injured. The whoie building was gutted Damage is estimated at 527.00 U. The fire is believed to have i started on the73 words
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Article149 1954-02-06 1 VATICAN CITY, Fri Unofficial reports said that the Pope is no longer able to take the purely liquid diet, which was prescribed for him earlier this week. His doctors are giving him injections. His personal physician, £rofesspr Riccardo Galeazzi Ist who today issued the first medicalReuter; U.P. - 149 words
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Article87 1954-02-06 1 PORT SUDAN. Feb. 5: (Re:: ter) Major Salah Sa'em Egyptian Minister of National Guidance now touring the Sudan said here today Egyptian forces would not stay "one more minute m the Sudan" if Britain agreed with Egypt to quit and hand o\cr al] theii arms87 words
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Article65 1954-02-06 1 NEW YORK. Feu S (Ren* tei i Mi Mildred Hu^fa a Executive Vice Pi i >idenl ol I h F«l Fa A:r--: ill left New Yu: me yesterday lor a fa find trip to Japai uai H (■•..< N i and the Fai East. Her P-65 words
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Article162 1954-02-06 1 MALAYAN TROOPS FOR SIAM BANGKOK, Feb. 5 (Reuter) Troops from Malaya will soon be stationed m Southern Ihailand near the Malayan border with headquarters m Singora to increase their effectiveness m the war against Malaya's Com mi v n ist terrorists, police sources told Reuter today. The sou: -f- said162 words
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Advertisement121 1954-02-06 1 HAND CUT CRYSTALWARE m a wide range Is ftl ays available here CaH and Select rrqjiirpH it). Tfc€ NOVEUT Y.tom 88 North Bridg* Road Phone 3113 CHINESE LADIES' ASSOCIATION DINNER DANCE [m aid of Club House Fund) al lli>f SEAFRONT HOME of Mr. I. A. ELIAS 31 Aml»»*r Koa«l TONIGHT121 words
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Article, Illustration462 1954-02-06 2 T. J. LIM - BUT THIS MILK ACTS AS A PREVENTATIVE T. J. LIM By Standard Market Reporter ONE of the world's largest manufacturers of condensed milk has decided tc fortify their product -with extra Vitamin A to prevent keratomalacia I an eye disease which may cause blindness among infants and young children. The462 words
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Article110 1954-02-06 2 COMMODITY PRICES L L O > I N o robber ■rices leeat« per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday wereBuyers Sellers No I BJSJ Spot Loose 54$ 55 i No. 1 R.S.S. Sbi 55i S; 2 RS.S 554 *52 S: 3 RS.S. 54 541 Tone: Dull. UN PKRfc The i>ri«-e of tin110 words
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Article234 1954-02-06 2 Strongest Body In S-EA- Howell PENANG, Fri.— Malaya set a good example by having a high level of voluntary youth work, and youth movements m the United States would do well to follow this type of activity. This was stated by Mr. Ernest M. Howell, a member234 words
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Article26 1954-02-06 2 A GOLD watch worth $350 was stolen from an unattended car parked under the porch m a house at Orange Grove Road yesterday.26 words
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Article125 1954-02-06 2 Protest Over Sacking Of Gas Men THE Singapore City Council Gas Department Workers' Union yesterday protested against the dismissal of seven masons employed at the Kallang Gas Works. In a letter to the City Deputy President, Mr. R. Middleton Smith, the Union requested the re-instatement of the dismissed workers. The125 words
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Article110 1954-02-06 2 She Used 'Ang-Pow' As Bait A CHINESE woman who used an "ang-pow" ag ba:: stole jewellery worth $200 at Upper Perak Road, S gtpore, on Thursday i jht, from ten-yeai-o,d p,The girl who hve- a. t. her parents wis m :e p ayground at about 7 '.>j dressed m her110 words
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Article58 1954-02-06 2 FOR being crue. to J6€ chickens. Toh Ban X.at Rat yesterday fined $50 oy Mr A W. Ghows, the Sever. \h P Magistrate. Toh had crammed Ihc "6* chidceas m eight banab— and wire pen* large Mouaji *o tio^ri on]y 90 eh: -kerfortably. Tohs explanation58 words
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Article65 1954-02-06 2 THOUSANDS of Chine* M off crackers without p<?; sion during the past tfaCM days. A few of them wer« caught and charged [n \'ne Singapore courts yesterday Among them were Chan Pok Lam (IP. and Vat Chew who were ea-~h fi:.. j- i >5 by65 words
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Article31 1954-02-06 2 THIEVES broke into the office ot an insurance company m the Hongkong Bank Chamber?. Battery Road. Singapore, yesterday afternoon anci got away with $150 m cash and four key?.31 words
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118 1954-02-06 2 THE Indian vessel. Jala- gopai, sailed from Singapore yesterday for the South Kore- j an port of Inchon where she will pick up the first contin- gent of the Indian Custodian j I Forces returning to India. The ship arrived on Tuesday from118 words
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Article211 1954-02-06 2 BURGLARS broke into the offices of the Green Bus Co., Ltd., m Angullia Road, Singapore, yesterday morning, and stole $6,709 m cash from a steel cabinet. The burglars had removed the hinges of the door of the cabinet where the cash and bus tickets211 words
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Article, Illustration43 1954-02-06 2 photo. MR ARTHUR DONALD PRIESTLY, a technical expert, (abore) has been seat t« Kuala Lumpur under the Colombo Plan to become Principal of the Trade School tiiere. lie is seen with his wife and three children. Jenny (IT). Donah (15) and Nigel <!•). StandardStandard - 43 words
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Article73 1954-02-06 3 MORE than 53. 700,000 m tobacco revenue were oollected m the first month of the New Year nearly half the total revenue ($7,962,--000) collected by Singapore Customs during January. Last year's collection for the same period was $7,968.--000. The collection at the moment is "very steady." commented73 words
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Article, Illustration22 1954-02-06 3 Che Selamat bin Marjan and Miss Fatimah binte Hassan, (above), were married at the Malay Women's Welfare Association, Singapore recently.22 words
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Article176 1954-02-06 3 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S Chief Factory Inspector, Mr. J. A. Heaton, yesterday warned Colony factory owners that they will be prosecuted if they do not take sufficient precautions to prevent industrial accidents. He said that according to the Machinery Ordinance, all factory owners have176 words
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Article396 1954-02-06 3 BRUNEI THANKED FOR LOAN Ceremony Held In Throne Room KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Federation would hove had to cut down its programme for the next few years if help m the form of loans did not come from the governments of Singapore and Brunei, Mr. E. Himsworth, the Federation's Financial396 words
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Article70 1954-02-06 3 THE RAMAKRISHNA Mission, Singapore, is organising an oratorical contest m English to commemorate the birthday of Sri Ramakrishna which falls o n Feb. 28. The contest will be held at the Ramakrishna Mission Boys' Homo, 179 Bartlev Road, 'at 9 am. and all schoolchildren are invited to70 words
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Article34 1954-02-06 3 S. E. MIZRAHIE of Cornwall Garden Jailed to turn up at the Singapore City Police Court yesterday. Mr. Devereux-C oleb o v m postponed the case for sentence till next Friday.34 words
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Article306 1954-02-06 3 A CROSS-section of Singapore public opinion yesterday disapproved of second marriages among Hindus solely because the husband did not have a male child by the first wife. Mr. C. K. Dasaratha Raj, Legislative Councillor, who is to introduce a Hindu monogamous marriage bill m the306 words
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Article36 1954-02-06 3 MR. TEO KIAK SENG, senior Chinese Interpreter will act as the Chinese Assistant to the Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Singapore. He fills the post made vacant by the death of Dr. Homer Cheng.36 words
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Article133 1954-02-06 3 BALLROOM and ballet dancing by Singapore artistes, as well as a variety of songs, will feature the 1954 annual Chinese New Year Ball for the benefit of the Singapore AntiTuberculosis Association, to be held on Feb. 12. at Victoria Memorial Hall. TJie Ball,133 words
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143 1954-02-06 3 We'll Be Glad To Offer Technical Aid KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Federation Government will be delighted to give technical aid to Brunei Mr. E. Himsworth, the Federation's Financial Secretary, said today. Mr. Himsworth returned to Malaya yesterday after tendering the Federation's official thanks to Brunei for her $40 million loan.143 words
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Article167 1954-02-06 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Johore terrorists, resorting to road attacks recently, fired on several vehicles travelling m Johore m the last few days, but there were no casualties. Four single shots were fired at a military Land-Rover near Ayer Bemban m the Kulai district. The167 words
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Advertisement101 1954-02-06 3 v Through service via vi fd Sintapore M 5218.00 I' X (n\ flj| m Carga Rate from t-^vU, fejjji PL Singapore Msl.oo per X /AvA l^^ f IN THE WEST The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products CHINKAWHITE This invaluable Wind Mixture is an excellent remedy for Stomach Pains;101 words
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Advertisement138 1954-02-06 3 A'\ tl t^vfi^^ Servict every Sunday P^ /I iWL^ff^f Arriving 1.15 p.m. m^^ r^^feS^lHi Singapore M 5 418.00 j| Singapore M 51.70 oef NORTH 3 Come and Enjoy Delicious CANTONESE NOODLES AND OTHER FOODS Woh Hup Eatinc House 221, NEW BRIDGE ROAD SINGAPORE TEL *****. Lianc Hup Eating House 49,138 words
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Article87 1954-02-06 4 THE Ma'ay Society of Great Britain "views with regret" the acceptance of the Criminal Codes (Amendment) Bill by the Federal Legislative Council at its ia i meeting i:i Kuala Lumpur. This view wa? conveyed \c the Keeper of the Rulers' Seal m a telegram sent by87 words
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Article355 1954-02-06 4 Today Fittings Co Under Hammer AN assortment of electrical appliances belonging to the Singapore Badminton Association will go under the auctioneer's hammer at 10.30 am. at the Badminton Hall today on the order of the Sheriff of the High Court. The auction is the result of355 words
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Article, Illustration72 1954-02-06 4 photo. THIS motor crash one of the worst ever m Kulai, Johore took the lives of two Chinese, still unidentified. and ooe Malay, Ahmad Yusof, of Pontian. on Thursday. Seven others were seriously injured. The picture shows the two vehicles, one a local taxi, after a head-on collision which occurredStandard - 72 words
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292 1954-02-06 4 'Unknown Language' Upsets Court Hearing AFTER pleading guilty m the Singapore City Police Court yesterday to charges of failing to furnish returns of his income tax for the year of assessment 1948, 1949 and 1950 within 21 days from Aug. 8, last year. Ng Ching Siew later, changed his plea292 words
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Article69 1954-02-06 4 GEORGE BOOKER, attached to R.A.F. Se^etar. was lined $25 by the Singapore First Traffic Magistrate. Mr. F. A. Chua. yesterday for driving at a speed of about 50 to 55 miles per hour along Bedok Road on Nov. 7 last year. Another motorist. Chua Ah69 words
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Article, Illustration59 1954-02-06 4 TWO Royal Malayan Naval Ratings. Leading Stoker Mechanics George McBreen and Mak Chew Ton?; will leave for England at the end of the month for training. They are the forerunners of a number of ratings of the various branches of the R.M.N. whom it is intended to send to the59 words
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Article113 1954-02-06 4 Now They May Loiter In Jail TWO Youths. Lav Kirn Lim and Lim Bak Song, were each sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment m the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday after being found guilty of loitering with intent to commit an offence. The Court was told that the two were113 words
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Article87 1954-02-06 4 Husband, Wife Cannot Drive Now A husband and wife were fined SI SO each by the Singapore First Traffic Magistrate, Mr. F. A. Chua. yesterday for traffic offences.-, The husband. Gob Tian Chew, owner of a restaurant, was charged with abetting his wife to drive a car while not covered87 words
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Article57 1954-02-06 4 THREE MEN. Ho Ban Lee, Foo Chee Thiam and Yeo Swee Hong pleaded guilty m the Singapore Fourth District Court yesterday to separate charges of hawking poisons without a licence. Ho and Yeo were fined S5O each while Foo. who faced two charges was fined a57 words
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Article43 1954-02-06 4 ONE fatal accident occurred m Kuala Lumpur over the New Year period. A 70-year-old Chinese. Chu Chin Tuciy of Klyne Street, was fatally injured when he was involved m a collision with a van m Petaling Street on Thursday. nn j:.43 words
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Advertisement253 1954-02-06 4 ORGANISATION Jgi fiT* AnRACTIONS *^lgr #I F^ HI IRI M NOW SHOWING 9.30 p.m. Phone 21-116 for Bookings > i TERKIFK. SUCCESS!' 1 THE FASCINATING STORY OK MYSTIC INDIA It,, 'TYRONE m #UrA power MI6HTY "RRY T AS jwlß. MOORE IW3IA 4 ■■■■flnff nrMMir FREE LISTS SUSPENDED TONIGHT at MIDNIGHT253 words
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Advertisement197 1954-02-06 4 THE OHMSON CRUSADE CLASHED r M t^^^^^-THE SCARLTT HORDES OF THE X f All its scenes filmed >n Scotland, Cornwall anc! or. the Medtterranfy BOOK NOW COME EARLY B ".4 High grade dwu.ond *#^VI From The Boldest fe Best-Seller Off AH! ■BWy^fcp ■MT MONTGOMERY P*^Hb LANCASTER CUFT I. Hi DEBORAH197 words
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414 1954-02-06 5 COURT REJECTS APPLICATION TO RETURN TO SPORE w KI r AL i S*"! 1 111. 11 Ti MT J «stice Wilson m the High Court today dismissed an application by Leslie Marro for a writ of mandamus, commanding the Chief secretary for the Federation to permit him to return without414 words
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140 1954-02-06 5 TAIPEI, Feb. 3: (Reuter) The Chinese Nationalist Koomintanf newsDaper. the Centra. Da:.v News, today criti-| cised what it said was the v of the Federation of Ma ay a m restricting the teaching of Chinese m Chinese ols. The newspaper claimed that t.-.e move140 words
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Article, Illustration140 1954-02-06 5 HMM! That Face Seems Familiar... STROKING his cheek, the Governor of Singapore. Sir John Nii-011. seems to be nursing: Hmm! Familiar face, that now where have I met him before? It was his own photograph he was eyeing:, of Mane! The portrait was one of -SO picture* on display atStandard - 140 words
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Article27 1954-02-06 5 PANG HEOXG. who was caught begging at Raffles Pa c was sentenced to six weeks simple imprisonment m the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday.27 words
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Article218 1954-02-06 5 LONDON. Feb. 5: (Btuter) O::c of :he world's racial mysteries :s :he presence m A -.a of the Negritos of Ma aya. Dr. PH. A. Sneath ♦o d the Royal Anthropologies Institute her e last nisht. He sa:d the Negrito* did i-.ot nwmhk the other inhabitants218 words
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Article, Illustration91 1954-02-06 5 TO COMMEMORATE i Z Peylon Independence 2 Day. Mr. M. Saravana- j muthu. Ceylon Commis- j si one r for Malaya held a Z reception at his residence m Nallur Road. Katong. > 2 on Thursday night when j 2 more than 500 guests J were present.91 words
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Article153 1954-02-06 5 Standard Staff Reporter A HAINANESE printer, Yang Ching Ching, and a girl friend grimly fought off three Chinese who attacked them from behind near the Trafalgar School, Singapore, on Thursday night. Yang, who lives m Pasir Panjang Road, went to the Trafalgar School at about 10.30153 words
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Article, Illustration32 1954-02-06 5 DR. D. SUMITRO. Dean ot the Indonesian School of Economic Research, who is the chairman of the ECAFE conference and the chairman of the U.N. committee m commodity trade m Southeast Asia.32 words
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Article96 1954-02-06 5 ONE of the entertainment highlights this week-end the University of Malaya Historical Society Chinese New Year danee will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall tonight. There will be floor shows and spot dances. Eilene Martin will dance the hula-hula and a "gypsy whirl," and exhibition96 words
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Article74 1954-02-06 5 MR. MASO SOGA, managing director, and Mr. Shiro Kaga, sales manager of the Daiei Motion Picture Company, Tokyo, arrived m Singapore by air yesterday on a four-day visit to finalise arrangements for the showing of Malayan films at this year's motion picture festival t o be74 words
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Article129 1954-02-06 5 Man Killed When Dock Collapsed THE SINGAPORE Coroner, Mr. K. T. Alexander, yesterday recorded a verdict of misadventure at an inquest on Sow Thor, 34, a scrap picker, who died on Jan. 17 while breaking up the giant floating dock at the Naval Base. Another labourer. Soh Poh Tay, told129 words
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Article74 1954-02-06 5 TWO boys and a girl stood m the dock of the Seventh Police Court yesterday after they were caught by the Police playing "pakau" m front of the Alexandra Brickworks on Thursday. A pack of cards and SI .40 were ordered confiscated by the Magistrate. Mr.74 words
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Article37 1954-02-06 5 AN ADJUDICATION order was made m the Singapore High Court yesterday against F. E. Rodrigues, a clerk, who is indebted to a sum of $4,100. Rodrigues agreed to pay the Official Assignee S4O a month37 words
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Article261 1954-02-06 5 Reaches Record In KL KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. j The unemployment pro- j blem here "has attained proportions which can j really be called acute." Mr. j Sreedharan. Manager of j the Kuala Lumpur Employment Exchange told The Standard today. Since the exchange was started m the middie of last year,261 words
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Article46 1954-02-06 5 THE "Stop Order" issued by the Registrar of Trade Unions. Singapore, against the Pakistani Seamen's Union has been withdrawn, a'- 'ording to the Colo D y Government Gazette issued yesterday. The Order, made under the Emergency Regulations, was issued on Oct. 9, 1953.46 words
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408 1954-02-06 5 New York Exhibit Offers Chance For Malayan Contributors MALAYA, Borneo and Sarawak, as well as Singapore, are particularly fitted to send contributions to the New York Museum of Art's forthcoming photography exhibition on "The Family of Man," Mr. Loke Wan Tho. Singapore camera enthusiast, said yesterday. "Although I specialise m408 words
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203 1954-02-06 5 UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEM IS GETTING ACUTE Standard Staff Reporter UNEMPLOYMENT is on the increase m Singapore. A numbers of workers ore being thrown out of employment every week from voriou* industries because of the trade recession or shortage of raw materials. Hundreds of workers are threatened with imme-. diate unemployment m203 words
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Article72 1954-02-06 5 PEDRO Lopes Lam. a Singapore Police Lieutenant, '■aimed trial m the Fourth Police Court yesterday. i o a charge of firing an automatic pistol negligently on Chinese New Year's Day. The prosecution alleged that Lam fired a shot from a .38 Astra at ;he Embassy Hotel.72 words
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Article54 1954-02-06 5 AN ATTAP house m Koh Seok Lsn Road, off Changi Road, was completely burnt down yesterday afternoon before a fire engine could save it. Another attap house m Lim Teck 800 Road also caugn: fire, but a fire engine was on the spot arid saved it.54 words
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Article73 1954-02-06 5 25 Women Practice Dentistry Standard Staff Reporter THERE am 22 Chinese women, not academically qualified practising den tirtry m Singapore. The Government Gazette issued yesterday revealed that £69 dentuta not academically Qualified have been registered under Division Two the Registration of Dentists Ordinance including the 22 women. There are only73 words
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Article125 1954-02-06 5 TIONG Eng Siong told the Eignth Po i<e Magistrate Mr. A. W. Ghowc that he had made vp come to at; arrangement with Tsan Wing Kong, an 18-year-oli boy. over whom Tiong threw a cup of boi :ng water ou Nov. 27. Both of their,125 words
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Miscellaneous79 1954-02-06 5 Weather Report Minimum Temperature: from 7.30 p.m. Feb. 4 to 7.30 a.m. Feb. 5 Singapore (73 F), Penang (74 Fl. Kota Bahru 67 F), Kuala Lumpur (74 F). Ipoh (73 Ft. Kuantan (67 F). Maximum Temperature: from 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. Feb. 5 Singapore (89 Fl. Penang (92 Fi.79 words
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Article812 1954-02-06 6 r PHE LATEST reports irom Indo-China indicate that the initiative, for the time being at least, has passed into Vietminh hands. The insurgents are it- ported to be within 65 miles of Luang Prabang. the royal capital of Laos. The French are making intensive preparations against812 words
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Article, Illustration2137 1954-02-06 6 —Says Andrew Hoth. The Standard 9 London Correspondent, m the first of two artistes. LONDON 'pHE recent Sydney Conference has demonstrated again that Malaya needs above all its economic independence. Or, at least, the right to participate m Commonwealth financial conferences not as the2,137 words
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Article215 1954-02-06 6 Review of Views Malay Ex-Servicemen UTUSAN MELAYU again urges' Malay ex-service men not 1 to form separate bodies but 1 to form a single Malay ex- 1 servicemen's association in-' >ter.d. The paper comments 1 on the formation of yet an-' other Malay ex-servicemen's association m Perlis recently. A few215 words
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Article, Illustration16 1954-02-06 6 Then on visiting day complications set in his wife caught him kissing the nurse!"16 words
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257 1954-02-06 6 Sir I was very much surprised to read the article headed Purcell Hits At Templet's Government published m your issue of Febntary Ist. I agree with Dr. Purcell' s saying that "the final verdict on him (Sir Gerald Templer) and his regime will be delivered257 words
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Letter95 1954-02-06 6 Sir; A friend of mine told me that dogs m Taiping should be vaccinated by 26--1-54. As two of my dogs would be affected, I telephoned the Veterinary Department. Taiping. and enquired when would be the last day for the vaccination of dogs and whether they could be95 words
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Letter257 1954-02-06 6 Sir. Congratulations on your editorial of Jan. 30 headed "Frightened Men" m which you discussed the Council Debate on the Amendment to the Assessors System. I agree with every word you wrote. The opposers of the Jury System ridiculed the small number of people attending the257 words
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Advertisement127 1954-02-06 6 1 SINGAPORE tiger STANDARD INDEPENDENT MORNING NEWSPAPER HEAD OFFICE: 128, Robinson Rood, Singapore. Telephone Nos: *****— «i974 Coble fir Telegraph Address: TIGERNEWS, Singapore. BRANCH OFFICES: LONDON Room 222, The Times Building. Printing House Square, London E.C. 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 45. Sultan St., 83, Cowan St., 8, Leith St.,127 words
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Advertisement119 1954-02-06 6 All Correspondence Should Be Short And To The Point IN APPRECIATION When men retire their deeds are oft forgot, And in their leisure time they think They think of laws that they begot When youth was in their veins, And often times they sadly reach For paper, pen and ink.119 words
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Advertisement17 1954-02-06 6 TlTOlsil/ SWISS MADE j/\ 21 JEWELS yS l^mEss LOOK FOR THE jJ^Jfa^lyy^ SYMBOL ON THI WATCH DIAL17 words
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287 1954-02-06 7 RUSSIA'S NEW PROPOSALS ON GERMAN UNITY BfcKLIN, Feb. 5, (UP)— Russia yesterday proposed formation of an oil-German government to organize SoViet style Tl free nationwide elections without interference of foreign powers." The proposal was made by Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov m the form of a five-point plan submitted287 words
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Article, Illustration48 1954-02-06 7 photo. THIS i s Carole Logan. 18-year-old blue-eyed, copperhaired Scot holding the coveted trophy that goes with the Windmill Girl of the Year" title just awarded to her at London's famous 'We Never Closed" Windmill Theatte. Five-feet-two. Carole has two hobbies sewing and knitting. UPUP - 48 words
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Article167 1954-02-06 7 AMERICAN ESCAPES FROM REDS WASHINGTON, Feb. 5 (Reuter) Mr. John Hvasta. an American who according lo the Communist Czech radio yesterday was released from prison, m fact broke out of prison and for months was sheltered at the American Embassy m Prague, the State Department reported last night. Mr. Hvasta167 words
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Article22 1954-02-06 7 LONDON, Feb. 5 (AP) Dawn Addams, the British fiim actress, and Italian Prince Vittorio Massimo formally announced their engagement yesterday.22 words
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Article190 1954-02-06 7 LONDON, Feb. 5 (UP)— Britain has protested to Egypt against the alleged kidnappings and detention «>t British servicemen m the Suez Canal zone, the Foreign Office said yesterday. A spokesman said the ca>*» of tw 0 British soldiers of the Royal Artillery who were seized by Egyptians,190 words
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96 1954-02-06 7 BOURNZ, Ftb 5, (Re.;-> S HOwUa are rap.:: y j: iianc', a.x-ord-lon Wi ns the :":'->po:-.de:it I -.>nt: I 5, Wi.ham^ sterday broke n rs, tried lo fal visitors and ig thctnaelvea police SB '"ap- tinues c U will grow a the Queen96 words
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Article45 1954-02-06 7 TOKYO, Feb. 5 (AP) A four-man advance group of a Japanese Himalayan expedition left Osaka aboard an Osaka Shoshen liner for Calcutta, Kyodo News Service reported. This is the second attempt by the Japanese climbers to scale hitherto unconquered Mt. Manaslu.45 words
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Article, Illustration35 1954-02-06 7 photo. On the set of the new Halo American production "Mambu," Italian actress Silvana Mangano (left). Hollywood stars Michael Rennie and Shelly Winters, and famous coloured dancer Catherine Dunham, that during an informal gettogether. UPUP - 35 words
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Article41 1954-02-06 7 CHICAGO. Feb. .3. (AFP).— The American National Sai'ety Council -aid yesterday that the DUmbei Oi accidental s in the United States for 1953 was three times higher than the number ol American dorinf Urn entire Korean m a r.41 words
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112 1954-02-06 7 Christine Is Unable To Give A Show BOSTON. Feb. 5, (AP)— The City's Licensing Board has suspended indefinitely the entertainment licence of the "Latin Quarter" nightclub effective today and tomorrow just about the time Christine Jorgensen was scheduled to open a one week engagement there. A Board member, Clayton Havey.112 words
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Article43 1954-02-06 7 NEW YORK, Feb. 5. (UP).— A mild-mannered clerk, facing eviction from his apartment, yesterday plunged 17 floors to his death from a Manhattan skyscraper. Two pedestrians were Injured as Robert M. Robinson. 53. fell amid a horror-stricken Broadway crowd.43 words
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Article74 1954-02-06 7 MANILA, Feb. 5. (UP).— The United States, Britain and France will shortly hold a ten-day anti-submarine exercise m the South China Sea, the United States Navy Headquarters at Sangley Point revealed today. Among those directing the ex- ercise will be Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Lambe. Com-mander-in-Chief74 words
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Article70 1954-02-06 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Feb. 5. The following are the closing prices of rubber and tin on th c London Market. LONDON RUBBER Spot 16j!d. March 16 id. April/June 16id. July/September 16sd. October/December 16 Id. February c.i.f. 16|d. Tone: Quiet. LONDON TIN Spot £650 per ton70 words
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Article73 1954-02-06 7 DEVONPORT. Feb. 5, (Reuter) A young stoker mechanic, was alleged at a court martial here yesterday to have smash- ed 59 pressure gauges and other equipment m the 13.000 ton aircraft carrier Ocean "during five minutes of utter j folly." The mechanic, 21-year-old j Alexander73 words
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Article93 1954-02-06 7 WASHINGTON. Feb. 5 (Reuter)— The United States Army said yesterday that another battery of atomic cannon was going to Europe to augment the battery of six big guns sent there last autumn. The battalion would give atomic fire support to the NATO forces standing m93 words
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Article, Illustration23 1954-02-06 7 photo. THE Aga Khan being weighed against platinum m celebration of his 70th anniversary as leader of the Moslem Ismail* last Wednesday A.P.A.P. - 23 words
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Article80 1954-02-06 7 NEW DELHI, Feb. 5 (AP) Doctors treating Ramu the "wolf boy'" m a Lucknow Hospital say that after a fortnight he still lies snarling, m a pathetic huddle m bed and looks happy only when he is given raw meat, it is reported here. They are80 words
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Article60 1954-02-06 7 BAGUIO CITY. Feb. 5. (AFP) There is a visitor to this city who plans shortly to establish a record for eating fried chickens. He is an American. Mr. Scott Mitchell, who will visit a well-known roadhouse to prove that he can eat more than five chickens60 words
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Article117 1954-02-06 7 SEOUL, Korea, Feb. 5, (UP). South Korea charged today that Indian custodian forces were illegally overstaying their assignment hi Korea and "have no business whatsoever' here. The ROK government issued the complaint m statement protesting the Indian refusal to release 17 North Korean and Chinese anti-Communist prisoners-of-war117 words
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Article212 1954-02-06 7 BRISTOL, Feb. s.— One of Britain's two experimental turboprop Britannia airliners burst into flames on a test flight yesterday but its famed pilot saved all 14 persons aboard by diving the blazing plane to a swift crash landing on a Severn River mud bank.212 words
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Article28 1954-02-06 7 ARM I Kuusels Hi ari F land's Ifiss Universe < was picked the lar person m Finland m a nationwide po Helsinki magazine V \kU sanomat. UPUP - 28 words
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Article161 1954-02-06 7 World Peace Is Possible— Bayar CHICAGO, Feb. 5 (UP) President Bayar of Turkey said yesterday world peace can be achieved only if all nations "walk together on the same path 1 and urged others to follow the example set by the Turko-Greek alliance. i Speaking to the Hellenic Society of161 words
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94 1954-02-06 7 Lawyer And Prosecutor Sent To Jail MANILA. Feb. 5. (AFP)— The ceiebratea Monroy muraer trial turned a bizarre twist yesterday as the special Government prosecutor and a defence lawyer were "jailed" by the Judge for contempt of court. The prosecutor. Andre? Reyes, and defence lawyer. Constancio Leuerio. almost came to94 words
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Article56 1954-02-06 7 TEHERAN. Feb. 5. (Reutej Police yesterday retmposed martial law here and accused Communists and follower- of the former Prime Min.ster D; Mohammed Mossaoeq ol hand grenades and trying cibly to disarm Security Foresee during the past thret voting for the Persian St Martial law was lifted the56 words
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Advertisement99 1954-02-06 7 -Lady Bird /fQk TEE SHIRTS >\ /PSI \V WITJ or WITHOUT SLEEVES LPJ\ COTTON INTERLOCK Available m It Blue, Mid. Blue, Lemon, If Cherry Red or White J Vl Sizes 34-40 If PRICES. $4. 20 $3. 50 HKSSMAKIfC DEFT* ROBINSONS P. O. BOX 828 SINGAPORE SPECIAL OFFER OF BONE CHJNA99 words
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Advertisement66 1954-02-06 7 WMM«> tW< MM MMM W MMHtt t (M M< )t(twwtwwtt^ TOMORROWS j ELEGANCE j IN FOOTWEAR I J^w $35/- Ba//y oncf j Dorothy Perkins j MORNING AFTERNOON OIIA™ EVENING AND COCKTAIL OHUIO. 5 IN ALL THE NEWEST MATERIALS AND COLOURS I ENGLISH SIZES— 2 TO If I AMERICAN SIZES— 3\66 words
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164 1954-02-06 8 LONG BEACH (California), Feb. 5 (AP)— Douglas Aircraft Co., have announced that a giant troop carrying: plane— a combination propeller and jet driven transport —has completed its maiden flight successfully. The company said the plane, a development of the Douglas Globemaster, was taken up164 words
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Article78 1954-02-06 8 FORT WORTH (Texas), Feb. 5 (AP)— Production of a new model of the B-36, designated the 836 J. is under way at Convair and deliveries to the U.S. Air Force already have begun, Mr. A.C. Eisenwein. vice-president and Forth Worth division manager, announced on Wednesday. The78 words
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Article141 1954-02-06 8 Jet Planes For JAL Next Year NEW YORK, Feb. 5, (UP)— Japanese Air Lines officials here said they hope to initiate jet passenger plane service from Tokyo to San Francisco and London by the summer of 1955. The newly organized air lines first regular service, using Douglas DC-6Bs. started on141 words
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Article28 1954-02-06 8 A BRITISH ship builder signed a contract m Moscow yesterday to build 20 fishing trawlers for the Soviet Government at a cost exceeding £6,000,000. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Advertisement699 1954-02-06 8 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAWA I K /CONTLNtM Spore P.S'ban Peoaa* "MAGDALA' for Bangkok 14/N»Feb 12/13Feb 1« »»*>«. "SONGKHLA' for Kohsichang. Saigon. Hongkong. Manila Kobe and Yokohama 18 2©Feb 18 18Feb 16 I7lrh SAILINGS TO CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA To Colombo Aden, Port Said Genoa, Antwerp. Rotterdam, Hamburg Copenhagen Gothenburg an Oslo699 words
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260 1954-02-06 9 MOSCOW, Feb. 5 (AP)— The Russian Government yesterday offered to place contracts with British industries worth £400,000,000 sterling for delivery m 1955 and 1957. This offer was transmitted m a memorandum handed by Ivan G. Kabanov, the Soviet Minister of Foreign260 words
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Article, Illustration46 1954-02-06 9 photo. CARRYING out President Ramon Magsajrsay's recent order curtailing the export of all scrap iron from the Philippines. Customs officials, top. halt the loading of 7.006 toss of scrap iron o n a barge ready for loading o a the Japanese ship, Tatsuharu Mam, bottom. UPUP - 46 words
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Article76 1954-02-06 9 WASHINGTON, Feb. 5. (UP). Foreign Operations Administrate! Harold E. S:assen said yesterday that the United States should undertake programme^ to reduce, risks ol American investors abroad end to reduce trade barriers. He also urged continuing study of the simplification oi easterns procedure and ol the institution76 words
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Article28 1954-02-06 9 LONDON. Feb. 5. (Beuter) Oil production m the Middle Esst m 1953 increased by 16 per cent over 1952. the Petroleum Information Bureau announced yesterday.28 words
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242 1954-02-06 9 A Recession Has Started, Says, Butler LONDON, Feb. 5, (Reuter)— Mr. R. A. Butler, Chancellor of the Exchequer, told the House of Commons yesterday t at the so-called trade recession m the United States had already started and that "we are already beginning to pass through it." He was opening242 words
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Article41 1954-02-06 9 SALZGITTER. (Germany). Feb. 5. (AP) The Turkish Ministry of Industry has ordered four sugar factories from two West German firms, it was announced Wednesday. Spokesmen for the two firms said total cost would be 73.000.000 marks (U5516,790.--000).41 words
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Article66 1954-02-06 9 AKROX. Ohio. Feb. 5 CAP) Seiberling Rubber Co. has teamed up wilii a group of South American investors to build a tyre manufacturing plant at Xogota m Colombia, the rubber company announced on Tuesday The new firm. Vidnctons de Caucho Villegas. is expected to be operating on,66 words
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Article204 1954-02-06 9 THE rubber market m Singapore yesterday remained duil and inactive all day, first grade rubber for February shipment closing at 55jJ cents per to., (55J cents on Tuesday). There was little inclination on the ;:art of dealers to trade. In their weekly report. ilessrs. Lewis and204 words
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Article143 1954-02-06 9 TH£ Ha ayan share et yesterday re-opened Chinese New Yeai oa a firm note with business :ij tins and industrials done at slightly higher Levels Rubber shares continued neglected. Changeu prices were INDLSTRIAI.N Buyers Se!leri b b netrai a 4<i Gammon 00 09 Clown Disp 2 45 2 H143 words
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Article79 1954-02-06 9 WITH The Chinese Imob market stift dosed for the Ch:ne.-e New Year taoiiduyt yesterday there was hardly any activity m the Sm^npore market. Quotations rrmained sbout unchanged from Tuesday*! levels. The Chinese preduce rr..rket wiii re-open today Singapore proaj=2€ or'.ota (per picul) yesterdas B/ere:— Sambier $210; Bal. Cofle« S280;79 words
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Article51 1954-02-06 9 MELBOURNE. Feb. 5 (Reutrr) Mjllioiii in 'i Brst driv* m ba:>k opened foi b i 'nesl yesterday Eight cars passed !he e..er'i window m the firs rri.:;utes, one of the firs; custooaerg being Lord Y)h:.:i:,:. o dirertor ol English. Scottish '<?.-. A AottraI'.lsn Bank Larr.ted Which51 words
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Miscellaneous253 1954-02-06 9 Li'l Abner By Al Capp S- THS WATERPiPE^W r- ggM aw pig I (QMHf/> l^C If/ sniC!M LM lS "a a bov# or^H Alley Oop o UT .^-^^v. J U^^«y VtAH W A S o^ I f^ I^. NC)W I ATS RIGMT MeM MAMKfeLasitta«»v A The Heart Of Jaget Jonea253 words
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Miscellaneous871 1954-02-06 9 'wMvSflv y^ *oc rV x js v> o9r moo Si ff y w a JBkll-JjCTB> .l W JQ^^HBBCfIP a ySHfw««v S^**f XSSfri for *s By NpS^ebSj j >c otT «i. ?vi f «m* k/ /A &&&xsszr <^S-i3S r J s^f» <b 2 *S? 1 "■"■■U| SIN: Fung Sa: Yoke 10871 words
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Article, Illustration758 1954-02-06 10 ' ANACRUSIS - 'ANACRUSIS' MVSIZ NQ7ZS By A VERY satisfactory num her of seats have already bees booked at Robinson's for the Maurice Clare concert next Wednesday Feb. 10. In fact the response has been sufficiently encouraging for Mr. Goh Soen Tioe. the impresario, to arrange a further recital758 words
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Article510 1954-02-06 10 BILL WEBB JONES - BILL WEBB JONES By I HAVE sot two old friends appearing: m next Sunday's Rhythm Club Session at the Rex Cinema They are Dick Stabile who used to be m Gus Arnheim's Coconut Grove Orchestra way back m 1928. and Jimmy Dorsey, who came over to510 words
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Article814 1954-02-06 10 BARRY OLIVER - BARRY OLIVER By VYKLL folks, here we are with what may well be my last Stagedoor. for. even as you ar? reading these lines, I shall be steaming out of Singapore harbour en route for the U.K. However. I have been able to get around town enough during the814 words
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Article82 1954-02-06 10 AN EPIDEMIC of mysterlous ailments swept through the Long Beach Naval Station when cute little Jane Powell went on duty as a nurse m the sick bay for a scene of "Three Sailors and a Girl," Technicolour musical m which she stars with Gordon Macßae. Gobs ranking from82 words
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Article, Illustration99 1954-02-06 10 THE MEN scoffed Worn*,, play jazz? Wh>. it wi. enough to make Artie Sh s swallow his "liquorice sti< i. (clarinet, to those not m th. right'groove). Then alonto the Leicester-Squarp fan Club mi n London cam*- C.ra< i (Queen) Cole and h<r «1 1Mirrorpic - 99 words
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1102 1954-02-06 10 ALASTAIR BUCHAN - ALASTAIR BUCHAN I R e ports j I From Washington NOT SINCE the coming of the talking picture has Hollywood been m so much ferment and uncertainty about the future as m the last year. The year has seen a dismal parade of closing1,102 words
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Miscellaneous287 1954-02-06 10 THE STARS AND YOU By Rita Del Mar ARII-> -Marcti :i 1 lit Talk ■>. ii, em n 1 those ca a i be tactful mote persa i tere* I \l K« 8— A i 2(i— Le; others k i Aftei problem 13 me o: rest i.IMIM Mas M 20287 words
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Article301 1954-02-06 11 MANAFF UPSETS TAKES THE TITLE PENANG, Fri.— The Johore Malays singles champion, Omar Manaff giving a masterful display of courti raft, scored an upset victory over the Singapore Foong yeong cup and Colony junior champion. M. Sadali m tJie singles final of the AU Malaya Malays Badminton Championships concluded at301 words
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Article129 1954-02-06 11 An appeal for donations to the Teik Hock Pota Lim Fund was made by the Badminton Association of Malaya yesterday. The funds of the BAM are limited. Lim San Hai. honorary secretary of the association said, and about $15,900 is needed for Teik Hmk and Poh129 words
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Article29 1954-02-06 11 KOTA BAHHU, Thurs. I 'ea'r. won Um CT0S8- race urganisi d by the a; Sports Cub. Tiie Snisli waa Mohri. f Islall Harrier?, a Abdul Rahn^.a: 129 words
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Article537 1954-02-06 11 ILYADAS, Dozey and V.X. Pillai excepted— they unable to turn out the Singapore Hockey Asso- «tion had 24 of their best prospects on view on the padang yesterday, undergoing their first trial to ihoose the Colony team m the Hockey International gainst the Indian Hockey537 words
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Article, Illustration43 1954-02-06 11 BIG MAN BIG CUP picture JAPANESE Sumo wrestling champion Yoshibayama holds the 65-pound cup presented to him m Tokyo on Jan. 24 at the end of the season's contests. The enormous muscle man had been undefeated m his fifteen scheduled matches. A. P.A.P. - 43 words
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376 1954-02-06 11 PENANG, Fri. A crack, tough and well seasoned Penang All Blues team, captained by North scrum half, Maurice Pestana. will clash with their Selangor counterparts in the All Blues Cup Final at Ipoh tomorrow. And they intend to bring back376 words
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Article, Illustration163 1954-02-06 11 FORMER world speedway champion, Lionel Maurice Van-Praag. passed hrough Singapore by Qantas BOAC Constellation yesterday enrtmte to Karachi to be a pilot m the Pakistan International Airlines. He won the first world speedway championship at Wembley. London m 191.6. He has taken part m every international dirt track event for163 words
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Article77 1954-02-06 11 SINGAPORE Cricket Club and BODCA drew two-all m a friendly hockey match played On the Padang yesterday. The SCC opened the score m the sixth minute through Bedford off a pass by Mcmullen. BODCA equalised through Kirpal Singh early m the second half and went ahead77 words
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Article84 1954-02-06 11 FRIENDLY matches played at Fairer Park yesterday were: i Embarkation HQ "A" beat Fat hul Karib Sports Club by seven goais to three. Scorers for Embarkation- Rutherford (4). Melia (2) and Weir For Fathul Karib, Sana (2) and Rosdi. Indian Youngsters beat Midj dleton Hospital by four84 words
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Article22 1954-02-06 11 THE Singapore Rifle Association will hold a Spoon Shoofor members on Sunday at 8.30 a.m. at the Bukit Timah Range.22 words
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210 1954-02-06 11 THE Chan brothers, Lye Huat and Lye Choon, will again dominate the field of ace drivers at Singapore Motor Clubs Half Mile sprint at Lim Chu Kang Road tomorrow, but with speed trials, being what they are, the record breakers will be hard to210 words
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Obituary39 1954-02-06 11 MRS. Eu Klu.y H<->e nee Margaret Choo Guat Lin. beloved mother of Gaik Choc and Gaik Kirn and motner inlaw of Dr. Tan Ewe Aik. passed away peacefully at No. 5(5 Peruk Road, Penung on February 4. 1954.39 words
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661 1954-02-06 11 All Malayan Bid To Topple The Fijians Will It Succeed? This... By BILL MOSS JUST how strong are the Fijians, thus far, undisputed masters of Malayan rugger? Today should provide the best answer an answer we have tried so hard to find m the past— when a Singapore Cricket Club661 words
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Advertisement140 1954-02-06 11 NOTICE S.S "CHLSAN" T^HE above vessel wiii sai' x from Godowns Ml at 2.00 p.m. today. Embarkation will i commence at 11.30 a.m. Pas-! sengers to be on board by 1.30 p.m. ISLAY KERR CO., LTD. Tel: ***** TUITION BEGINNERS' CLASS: Singapore Chinese Mandarin School 122. Prinsep Street. New Class140 words
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Advertisement488 1954-02-06 11 SITUATIONS VACANT A PPLICATIOXS re invited i for the post (H Assistant Organisation Secretary m the Organisation Branch. Colonial Secretariat. Singapore. Thi salary scale is $528 x J6A-852 B 912 x 3(5 A 1200 p.m. with current C.O.L and Singapore Allowances The present ranee of toU; Emoluments is as ':o;iows:--ta^488 words
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Advertisement1031 1954-02-06 11 Standard Srrvtgß For The Unemployed A I VOIR SI R\K t Art you unemployed ,md m need: lo help you to !ind »nrk Mi. Singapore Standard I m mpK ;m> ni Bureau offers, you frfe spare vi tins column Just call or write tour local Standard o!fir« (or an application1,031 words
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Miscellaneous86 1954-02-06 11 PH! SINGAPORE RUGBY: SCC Invitation XV VS. Fijiavn at Jalan Besar stadium 5 p.m. Australian. Rules football: RAAF teams al Jalan Besar stadhi m 3 45 p.m. WOME.VS HOCKEY: SCC vs. Selangor Club SCC PaKUALA LUMPUR RACESSelangor Gold Cup Meet-final day. RUGBY: Set Club vs. North Johore-Padang Selangor Ssr'-ia-s VS.86 words
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Article238 1954-02-06 12 THE A.A. Henggeler Memorial Trophy, main race for class 1 sprinters, is most intriguing. Skryne Primrose looks as good as any. This five-year-old Hyacinthus mare gave a very good showing m her first race after a spell at the highlands on the first day.238 words
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Article134 1954-02-06 12 Golden Sands 'For 2-45 RACE I: Golden Sands was puti ng m h.» >.■-. work at I the rir. >h when :ie r^n ftfth to Passing Fair over 54 furlongs on the second lay. He will fi-.d the extra hall furlong to! h:j liking and with Ib. Less h* xv:134 words
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Article148 1954-02-06 12 T ODAY'S SELECTIONS Windsor Lad Gay Keveller Goodwood GOLDEN SANDS SILVERFORT JACOBIN 1 .rimliiii Jacobin Peter Pan SOrerfort Peter Fan Silverfort MAJESTAS MAJESTAS OLEANDER 2 Oleuiuler Airmark Snapdragon One Three One 7-atopek Majestas ETCHING LITTLE ANDY LITTLE ANDY \sliotine Orissa Orissa I Orissa Summer Corn Chu Chin Chow |S PKIMKOSi:148 words
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Article1352 1954-02-06 12 Going Fast UNLESS there is a sudden change of weather the going: today will be fast. Race 3 is most open. The luck of the draw may be the deciding factor m determining the winner. Pick of f he lot are Little Andy, Orissa, Exhibitor,1,352 words
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Article472 1954-02-06 12 Windsor Lad - MY GOLD CUP TIP IS S. EXPRESS Windsor Lad Says KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— lt will be a very representative field for the Selangor Gold Cup today with 14 runners battling out the issue. I like none better than Scotch Express, a six-year-old Honeyway gelding. The race run over ten furlongs472 words
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Article135 1954-02-06 12 ETCHING ' CONNIE - Majestas Has Little To Beat ETCHING 'CONNIE' NFNFGHJF Majestas, Oleander and One i Three One appear to be the pick of Race 2. I take the vastly improved Maje.stas to win. He finished fifth Co Lucky Nick and company over the mile and now appears 'o hav e trained on135 words
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Article169 1954-02-06 12 'Connie' Better Over 6 Race 6: Constellati down 4 ]b. since third t o Fair Madeline Trumpington II over furlongs on ;he trst went into the leal longs from home anj beaten mi n the run to 1 Six furlongs snou I s the ground. Trumpington II me stellation on169 words
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