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Title Section18 1951-07-20 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS,18 words
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Article313 1951-07-20 1 'No progress 9 at seventh session: official DISAGREEMENT ON ISSUE OF TROOPS WITHDRAWAL: RIDGWAY BACK IN KOREA MUNSAN, Thursday. AN official communique said today that "no progress" was made at the seventh session of the cease-fire talks at Kaesong. The statement indicated that the United Nations andReuter; AP; UP - 313 words
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Article117 1951-07-20 1 AN R.A.F. helicopter yesterday searched the channel between Pulau Übin and Singapore for an airman missing feared drowned, in a boating accident on Wednesday evening. The airman, whose name la being withheld pending notification of his next of kin In Britain, was lost when a117 words
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223 1951-07-20 1 U.S. CHECK ON CAR SPARES 'Snooping,' says S'pore dealer THE American Consulate In Singapore is conducting a chick-up on American car accessories imported by local dealer* to find if there are any re-exports, particularly to Red China. Several dealers along Selegle Road told the Straits Times yesterday that they had223 words
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Article29 1951-07-20 1 KONG HONG KONG, Thurs.—Air Marshal Sir Arthur Sanders Deputy Chief of the British Air Staff, arrived from Singapore today on a brief visit to Hon? Kong.—ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article61 1951-07-20 1 Egypt says sorry CAIRO Thurs. J]GYPT, in a reply to Britain's protest, today described as a "regrettable incident" the boarding of the British »ship. Empire Roach, by an Egyptian corvette, according to usually wellinformed circles here. The Egyptian reply condemned both the action by the captain of the Egyptian corvetteReuter - 61 words
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Article54 1951-07-20 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The aeroplane crash at Bangkok last Friday destroyed air mail despatches for Tokyo am Taipeh. the Postmaster-Gene-ral. Malaya, announced today. These letters were posted in Singapore on July 9, 10 and 11 and the Federation between July 7 and 11 approximately, depending on54 words
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Article71 1951-07-20 1 NORWICH, England, Thurs. Two young labourers, Dennis Moore, 22, and Alfred Reynolds, 24, were executed at Norwich prison this morning for murdering their girl friends. Moore strangled 21-year-old Eileen Callen in a cattle shed a fortnight before they were to be married. He pleaded insanity. Reynolds,Reuter - 71 words
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Article, Illustration11 1951-07-20 1 JKK.si-.Y JOE 'The left hook did it:11 words
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Article3320 1951-07-20 1 WATTS-CARTER JUDGE TOLD: KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. EVIDENCE of a top secret combined anti-bandit "operation, which European estate managers did not know about, was given at the resumed hearing at the Watts-Carter trial at Kuala Lumpur today. The witness, a police officer who said he had3,320 words
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Article162 1951-07-20 1 30 SEEK CURE BY FAITH A FOUR-DAY faith healing campaign by the Rev. Alwin R. Alwis of the Pentecostal Church of Malaya opened in Singapore last night at the Trade School, Balestier Road. More than 100 people braved heavy rain to attend the ceremony. About 30 of these suffering from162 words
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319 1951-07-20 1 Jersey Joe Walcott, 37-year-old Negro, yesterday became the oldest man to hold the world heavyweight championship when he scored a surprise seventh round knockout over title-holder Ezzard Charles in Pittsburgh, U.SA. pANDEMONIUM reigned in the arena when Charles was felled, says aReuter - 319 words
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Article134 1951-07-20 1 /CONCERNED about the flooding of Circular Road and adjacent streets during high tides. Municipal Commissioner Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy (Independent City) last night carried out an experi. ment in conjunction with the Municipal Engineer Mr. C C. Collom, at a large drain running from Boat Quay134 words
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138 1951-07-20 1 'Blackout on movements 9 TEHERAN, Thursday. A PARTIAL security blackout on the movements £X of United States Envoy Mr. Averell Harriman was imposed because of a plot to assassinate him, the newspaper Atesh said today. It added: "An attempt against his life is still possible".Reuter; UP - 138 words
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Article63 1951-07-20 1 LONDON. Thurs. Gen George Marshall U.B Defence Secretary, has invited the Defence Ministers of Britain. Canada. and France to a meeting in Washington on July 26 to discuss standardisation of small arms. The British decision to adopt the new .280 calibre rifle in place of the oldReuter - 63 words
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Article28 1951-07-20 1 HONG KONG, Thurs.— The Wen Wei Pao, a pro-Commu-nist Hong Kong Chinese paper, announced today that Alexander Popov, not Marconi, Invented the radio. A.P.AP - 28 words
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Article38 1951-07-20 1 TAEGU, Thurs. A military court here today sentenced five top-ranking officers at the South Korean National Defence Corps to death for the embezzlement of U552,000,000 of government funds and maltreatment of 690,000 defence trainees. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article34 1951-07-20 1 HONG KONG. Thurs.— ln another mass trial in Shanghai on July 14 57 persons were sentenced to death and cxc cuted immediately, according to the Shanghai newspaper. Sin Wen Jih Pao.— Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article26 1951-07-20 1 Three Chinese were Injured in a fight in a house in Joo Chiat Road, Singapore, last night. Two weri detained by the Police.26 words
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Article, Illustration318 1951-07-20 1 Shot as he cheered his men KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. DOLICE Lieutenant Geoffrey Oliver Hartley, George 1 Medal winner, was known throughout the Kuantan area of Pahang as the officer who always brought his men out of the most back-to-the-wall battle. Hartley, 35 years old318 words
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Article34 1951-07-20 1 LONDON, Thurs.— Lt.-Gen. Sir Charles Alexander Campbell Godwin, the man who led the last cavalry charge In British military history, was found shot dead near his home in Scotland yesterday.- Ri-uter.34 words
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Article55 1951-07-20 1 CAIRO, Thurs.-^Saleh El Din Pasha. Egyptian Foreign Minister, told the American Ambassador. Mr. Jefferson Caffery, that the Suez Canal dispute could be settled through normal diplomatic channels. Britain has circulated a draft resolution to a number of United Nations delegations, calling for Security Council action over theEgyptianReuter - 55 words
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Advertisement13 1951-07-20 1 with a v W BP m/ Malaya's V own favourite drink ORANGE CRUSH13 words
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Article264 1951-07-20 2 NEW DELHI, Thursday. THE Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, last 1 night told the Pakistan Premier, Mr. Liaquat AH Kltan, that relations between the two countries could best be improved *if you stop the propaganda for a jehad (holy war) against India." In reply to theReuter; AP - 264 words
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Article, Illustration63 1951-07-20 2 MISCHA AUER. Hollywood actor, wipes away a tear in his dressing room at the Comedy Theatre, London, after the first night of "Storks Don't Talk" which was almost booed off the stage as one of the worst plays in years. The play brought such a stores of63 words
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Article22 1951-07-20 2 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Italy has asked the United States for a "peace of reconciliation" like that planned for Japan. AP.AP - 22 words
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Article47 1951-07-20 2 The Fairey Aviation Company is preparing to ship the first of 12 Fireflies ordered for the Royal Siamese Navy. Troops in Tibet NEW DELHI. Thurs.—Chinese Communist troops have arrived in Tibet as provided in the recent Sino-Tibetan agreement. Peking radio an-no»—-ed last night.— A.P.AP - 47 words
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Article118 1951-07-20 2 LOS ANGELES. Thurs. g MRS. Violet Duran, of North Hollywood, says "cats arc my life" but a municipa! judge says she will have to live without so many of them. A jury convicted her of violating an ordinance prohibiting a person from keeping118 words
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Article83 1951-07-20 2 LONDON, Thurs. COME of Britain's proverbially dull railway stations are being brightened up and modernised under a big development programme announced yesterday. More than £600,000 Is also being spent to Improve locomotives and make them cheaper to run. faster and more efficient. The plan included 150Reuter - 83 words
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Article21 1951-07-20 2 ROME. Thurs. Thirty workers were buried alive when the ceiling in a stone quarry near Caseta collapsed. —AFP.AFP - 21 words
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Article67 1951-07-20 2 WASHINGTON, Than. COUTH Korea today de13 manded the right to join the Japanese peace treaty negotiations. An Embassy statement said this was done because "ws have fought the Japanese longer than any other nation." The Korean Ambassador, You Chan Yang, said that Korea suffered fromUP - 67 words
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Advertisement854 1951-07-20 2 NOTIC re INTHEHJGHCOURi OF THE COLONY OF SINGAPORE ISLAND or SINGAPORE ?M FORMA PAUPSRIS DIVORCB ltSl No 41 BETWEEN CHEONG SWHE CHlN— Petitioner And MARY CHEONO nee YEOH AH HONO— Respondent To: Mary Cheonf, ne« Yeoh Ah Honr TAKE NOTICE that a Petition of Divorce by Cheong Swes Chin of854 words
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Advertisement219 1951-07-20 2 NOTICES MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS (MALACCA) REGULATIONS 1951 Notice Of CompMlo* Of Registers of Electors, Malacca The Electoral Registers for the Wards of Tranquerah, Fort and Buklt China have been completed and are open for inspection at the Offices of the Registering Officers, •»nd at the Municipality, and the Post Office, Malacca.219 words
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Advertisement492 1951-07-20 2 NOTICES 3 -i THE TRADE MARKS t ORDINANCE, 1938 This advertisement appears Sry direction of the Registrar of Trade t Marks under the provision of j Section 49(7) of the Ordinance. l Notice is hereby given that the following trade mark registered in the name of Petrolagar Laboratories Limited, a492 words
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Advertisement595 1951-07-20 2 PUBLIC APITHH TWENTs^ U 1 SINGAPORE COMPANY nave wo appointments vacant for Ingle men with good education. n) Assistant to Manager, and (b) vssistant to Production Manager. [raining will be given. After hree months satisfactory protoalon, a contract will be offered, iome leave on full salary. Applications are invited from595 words
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Advertisement232 1951-07-20 2 1 v 'un'jo to id FTfjMl T _^>""^ The Second BIG Universal-International Picture to be played under the NEW REX-L.I. Policy! Mystery Submarine Starring MacDOMLD CAREY aid MARTA TOREN i>*r^_ me -> r > y Ij£ Filmed wittrVte coopetatioß >JHF*I ■j£[ *< W ol the Oeparhneat *T Defense I wf232 words
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326 1951-07-20 3 IRUmAw aummis FVLiCY HjQktmAN&Eu WASHINGTON, Thursday. GOVERNMENT officials said today that the United States plans to send a special mission to Madrid "in a few weeks" to negotiate a final agreement for American use of sea and air bases in326 words
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Article132 1951-07-20 3 Australia starts war on prices CANBERRA, Thurs. MR Robert Menzies, Austram lian Prime Minister, has called a nationwide conference of manufacturing, commercial and union representatives to form a plan to mrtt the current financial crisis. The meeting will be held In Sydney on July 30. The announcement of the conferenceReuter - 132 words
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Article38 1951-07-20 3 JOHANNESBURG. Thurs The Comet let airliner arrived here yesterday from Britain in the record time of 14 hrs. 42 mins. averaging 421 miles per hour. It reached Johannesburg nearly four hours bpfore schedule -UPUP - 38 words
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Article66 1951-07-20 3 CAIRO. Thurs. Egyptian fu^orities said last night that they are opening an investiKation Into the possibility that 26-year-old Trans World Airline hostess. Miss Cynthia Blyth, charged with smuggling gold, may have bern a member of an international gold smuggling ring Miss Blyth. a British subject living inAP - 66 words
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Article65 1951-07-20 3 HONG KONG, Thurs Excavations to discover more about the "Peking Man' have been resumed after 14 years' interruption due to the Japanese occupation. Peking radio said last night. Recently, four teeth of the Peking Man— upper left front incisor and three molars were discovered. The workReuter-AAP - 65 words
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Article25 1951-07-20 3 MU RDER A DAY SYDNEY. Thurs.— A serious crime wave in New South Wales recently included seven murders in the last sevpn days.— A .P.25 words
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Article, Illustration26 1951-07-20 3 MRS. ANIS KHAN, from Pakistan, was one of 6,000 people who attended the Royal Garden Party m the grounds of Buckingham Palace last week.26 words
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Article, Illustration37 1951-07-20 3 U.S. FOOD AID FOR INDIA THE U.S Secretary of State. Mr. Dean Acheson. and Madame Vijaya Pandit, Indian Ambassador to the U.S., sl*n an agreement covering relief packages and snpplies donated in America for India.— A.P. photo.AP - 37 words
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Article207 1951-07-20 3 'Best solution says Morrison LONDON, Thursday. THE Foreign Secretary, Mr. Morrison, told the House of Commons yesterday that Britain had come to the conclusion that Turkey and Greece should become members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation. i He said the main difficult} about Turkey had been tc reconcile herReuter - 207 words
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102 1951-07-20 3 Grim fight to hold back flood water ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, Thurs WORKERS battled grimly last night to hold baclc the flood waters of the swollen Missouri River as millions of gallons poured Into the Mississippi, threa'tnlng t* city of St. Louis -re two rivers meet. Last week the flood watersReuter - 102 words
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Article33 1951-07-20 3 JERUSALEM. Thurs.—Musims in Israel have protested o the Israeli Government igainst the Bill, which was V >assed in the Israeli Parlia- e< nent, to Rive women eaual M iKhts.— A.F.P. CAFP - 33 words
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Article110 1951-07-20 3 HC»\O KONG, Thurs THE damaged 7,000-ton Bri1 tish freighter Peter Star which went aground off Pratas Reef, south of Hong Kong on July 3, limped into Hong Kong for hull repairs yester day before going to Britain. She was carrying about 9.000 tons of soya beansAP - 110 words
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Article52 1951-07-20 3 ALEXANDRIA, Thurs Egypt's Council of Ministers yesterday approved the draft of a reply to Britain's protest over the detention of the Empire Roach by Egyptian naval forces in the Red Sea earlier this month. The Egyptian Foreign Minister declined to give reporters any indication of itsReuter - 52 words
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Article66 1951-07-20 3 LONDON. Thurs. THE Foreign Office said yes- i terd.v that American, 1 Canadian and British experts '< had completed talks on ways t to protect secret information 1 about atomic research The flve-day talks, a continuation of the conferences of the three countries in Washington lastAP - 66 words
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Article29 1951-07-20 3 PARIS, Thurs.— President I Vincent Auriol last night ask- I d the Minister of Justice, I A. Rene Mayer, to form a I :oalition cabinet. UP.UP - 29 words
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Article123 1951-07-20 3 LONDON, Thursday. TWE Panamanian motor vessel Taluei (882 tons) x was attacked and boarded by pirates near the Chusan Archipelago on the eastern Chinese coast an July 10, Lloyds shipping intelligence reported from Hong Kong. A message from the British steamer Hanyang said the secondReuter - 123 words
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Article78 1951-07-20 3 LONDON, Thurs. EXTRA police were called u to the House of Commons last night when 500 women marched to its gates chanting "we want equal pay" and "we want our Members of Parliament." Doors were closed against them by police but several women hammered at themReuter - 78 words
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Article295 1951-07-20 3 UK. STARTS BUYING AMERICAN OIL LONDON, Thursday. DRITAIN has started buying United States oil to replace the supplies cut out by the virtual closing of the Abadan refinery, it was officially stated yesterday. They have also stepped up production and retining in other areas, especially in the Middle East. TheReuter - 295 words
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Article221 1951-07-20 3 AMLSUmen 'get as much as others' LONDON, Thurs. MR STANLEY Awbery, Labour asked Air Minister. Mr. Arthur Henderson. In the Commons yesterday If he knew of the dissatisfaction among the civil staff of his department In Singapore because of the delay In dealing with the claims of the Air MinistryReuter - 221 words
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Article23 1951-07-20 3 MANILA, Thurs.— Governor I Thomas E. Dewey of New I York arrived here yesterday I by air from Taineh RenterReuter - 23 words
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Article77 1951-07-20 3 T WASHINGTON. Thurs. HE UJS. National Security t V 0 01 1 yesterday exempted India from the provisions of a law whfch bars economic assistance to any country exporting war potential matefha to 1 t 1 S Vlet Unlon or the Soviet bloc. The Council said almostReuter - 77 words
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Article24 1951-07-20 3 MANILA, Thurs. Seven l^l dred Pe^e were rendera homeless today when a flre azed 100 houses in Cebu City Central Philippines.— UPUP - 24 words
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Article292 1951-07-20 3 Sub-stations in Slnzapore liable to load shedding today are: DAY. Ford, Bin Seng, Wire Mesh, P.W.D. Quarry, Naayang Manu racturinr. Bukit Panjanjr, National Carbon, Princess Elizabeth Estate, Dairy Farm, Alexandra Brickworks, Malayan Brewery, A.B.C. Brewery, Dlethelm Co., Tanclin Bd.. Phoenix Park, Pasir Panjanr. Opium Factory,292 words
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Advertisement59 1951-07-20 3 E ASSAM FORKS O 3 AND 4 PRONC T CHANGKOLS M. HORSE" and "BIPED" p*uninc nn uOUGES CROSS CUT ANDREW S KNIVES E &#|r PRUNINC r W^ rLAtL BUDCRAFTINC A HEADS SHOVELS O 4*" SQUARE MOUTH No. S j^ PARANGS f BRADES MALAY STRAICHT L PENGKALIS S JAMES WARREN CO.,59 words
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Advertisement147 1951-07-20 3 "Th« far-away look intrigues me, Susan. "I was wishing I could wake up one morning and see snow in the garden "The banana palms would look a bit •illy!" "John, don't be so mundane just when I'm mentally skiing down the drive! "Are you thinking of climbing on a sleigh147 words
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260 1951-07-20 4 ONE-QUARTER OF MALA YA 'S WAR CLAIMS ARE NOW PAID 89,000 SOU to be settiea LONDON, Thursday. THE Colonial Secretary, Mr. James Griffiths, said yesterday that about 31,000 out of 120,000 war damage claimants in Malaya had so far received a final award. The figures embraced all classes of claimants,260 words
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Article410 1951-07-20 4 rE editor of the Malayan Law Journal. Mr. Bashir Ahmad Mallal. was the defendant In a civil suit before Mr Justice Fletcher Rogers In the Singapore High Court yesterday. The action brought tw a Colony businessman. Mr. Mohamed Aga Reshty, was in connection with410 words
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Article70 1951-07-20 4 FOR DISCS GETS $5,920 Contributions to the 5 A.T.A Rediffusion campaign reached $5,920.75 yesterday. The latest donations are: staff of T. Hemsley Co., $30; Lifeguard Milk Company, $500; staff of Masters' $158; Nestles Products <M> $60; Liang Brothers staff, $153- Bata Shoe Co., $100; Sime, Darby Co.. $500; T. Hemsiey70 words
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Article32 1951-07-20 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— Mr R. O. Baxter, officer in charge of detainees. CID. Johore Bahru. has left for the Cameron Highlands where he will take a course in Chinese. (Hokklen).32 words
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Article32 1951-07-20 4 ILL— SUICIDE Because he was HI Gan Chin Chuan. 43. of Chin Chew Street, took his own life it was stated at an inquest in the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday Verdict: Suicide.32 words
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Article36 1951-07-20 4 The Bishop of Singapore, Rt Rev H. W. Baines. returned to Singapore yesterday by Qantas/BOAC Constellation from Jakarta after a ten-day visit to Indonesia. He spent a few days In Jakarta. Suwon and Sourabaya.36 words
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93 1951-07-20 4 'C.o.L. rates out of date'— unionists JOHORE BAHRU, Thursday. T«HE Johore Estates Staff Union has, after two 1 years' negotiations, signed an agreement with the Employers Association regarding rates of pay. There has been widespread criticism, the union reports, about the agreement, especially about the cost-of-living allowance clause which is93 words
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Article106 1951-07-20 4 FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN. Singapore. U.E. Building. 9 ajn. 6 pm. Y.W.C.A. Raffles Quay. Mandarin ladvancedO class. U1.30 a.m. Malay class (bejinners) 9.15 ».m. and 6.30 p.m. Frag day meeting at 5 p.m. YJK.CA. Judo training, 5.30 nm. bodv-*>uil<ttne and weightlifting 8.30 p- m table tenm training 7 p.m.106 words
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Article43 1951-07-20 4 At an inaugural meeting Of the Geylang English School ParentTeachers' Association, the following were elected officials: President, Mr. Yeo Hoclc Seng: vice-presidents, Mr. Chong Singh and Mr. Ko Eng Poh; secretary, Mr. A. James and treasurer, Mr. H. D. Hochstadt.43 words
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Article, Illustration27 1951-07-20 4 OLDEST ADMIRAL AFLOAT ADMIRAL SIR RALPH CROOKE oldest Admiral with the Royal Navy, and Lady Crooke, pictured aboard the liner Boissevain in Singapore yesterday. Sir Ralph is27 words
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Article248 1951-07-20 4 PENANG, Thursday THE Bishop of Malacca, Monsignor M. Olcomendy, head of Malaya's 100,000 Catholics, said in Penang today that he was opposed to the Laycock Bill on Child Marriages and felt that the present Christian Marriage Bill should not be changed. 'The legislation as It now248 words
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Article189 1951-07-20 4 SEVEN Singapore trade unions representing over 50.000 industrial and nonindustrial workers wi.l give personal evidence before the Inauiry Commission on retirement benefits when the commission resumes its slttlnga he Victoria Memorial Ha.i t0 They are the Army Civil Services Union, the Air Mintory Local Staff Union,189 words
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Article72 1951-07-20 4 The Singapore Government and Municipal Labour Union has opened a branch for the Singapore Improvement Trust employees. The secretary Mr. R. K. Palaiyan, told the Strait* Times yesterday that the forking conditions of the S.I.T. employees were different from those of the other members of the72 words
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Article65 1951-07-20 4 Sim Choon Bok and Lim Yeow Seng pleaded guilty at the First Singapore Police Court yesterday to assisting In running chap-jl-kee a public lottery, at a houst in Dunlop Street OS July 19. The case was nostponrc' for sentence. The two men and Sim Kian Heng65 words
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Article180 1951-07-20 4 •THREE Singapore couples will meet a team from Selangor at an inter-state ballroom dancing competition, at Baffles Hotel. Singapore, on Thursday. The competition is being sponsored by the Singapore Society of Amateur Dancers. Selangor will be represented by Mr. Yap Chong Benn and Miss Lily Soong180 words
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Article439 1951-07-20 4 UNION LEADERS ANSWER CRITIC MR. S. S. Manyam, Municipal Commissioner and president of the Army Civil Service Union, referring yesterday to remarks made by the chairman of the Inquiry Commission on Retirement Benefits at the opening session on Wednesday, said: "He is talking through his hat". "If employees don't do439 words
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Article201 1951-07-20 4 ON the pretext of checking identity cards, lour armed Chinese called at two houses in Bukit Mertajam on Wednesday night and itoie two shot-guns and ammunition, from two Home Guards. The Penang $ural Board is to seek a clarification on .the extent 0/ its responsibilities for201 words
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Advertisement126 1951-07-20 4 I J i ;nM*t(l wr <§■* IP y tafc_^^^^Jfi I II EEMTS :aldbeck s LOOK YOUR Vaseline.^ TRADE MARK A hmrM TONICi£/ rtii*n i' M««uf«« Jba O. «'«...i t How to get rid oi STOMACH PAINS Mow stomach paint are *M to ian|«roM «tcc«n acW. The quickest wvf g«t rid126 words
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Article, Illustration298 1951-07-20 5 Old BMA power restrictions to be enforced JHE rigid enforcement of the old B.M.A proclamation prohibiting all outdoor and window lighting and the excessive use of electricity, is likely to be the first step to be taken by Singapore Municipal Commissioners, following their special meeting on298 words
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Article87 1951-07-20 5 THE Singapore Harboui Board is increasing th« rapacity of its private Power station, and a new generator, now being assembled is expected to be ready by the end of the year. Mr. P. A. T. Chrimes. Chairman of the Board, yesterday said that the87 words
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Article100 1951-07-20 5 Too busy gives up London post SIR Alexander Carr-Saun-ders, chairman of the Colonial SoclaJ Science Research Council in London has resigned owing to pressure of other duties. Sir Alexander was chairman of the Commission for Higher Education in Malaya whose report, published in 1948 and known widely as the CarrSaunders100 words
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Article51 1951-07-20 5 A charge of cheating was explained to Ywln Kai Chan at the Fourth Singapore Police Court yesterday w w a s alleged that Ywin had cheated Wong Foo Nam at Kuala Lumpur by giving him a worthless cheque for a camera valued at $490 Ywin is on Police51 words
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Article32 1951-07-20 5 Gopad Govindharai, 31, and Mariyappa Chinnya, 28 were at the Fourth Singapore Police Court yesterday fined $15 each for fighting in public at Upper Serangoon Road on I July. 10.32 words
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190 1951-07-20 5 THK Singapore Rural Board has budgeted for 1 siO.ooo to pay for a.n investigation into the problems of flood prevention in rural areas This decision was taken a'. tli Board's nid'tlng yester day. when Mr. Chin Chye Pong criticised the estimates of I'xoonditure as being190 words
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Article, Illustration206 1951-07-20 5 'THE oldest European resident In Kclantan. 76-year-old Captain H. A. Andejson took time off last month to fly to Australia for his first overseas leave In 45 years. Though he planned to be away for a few months he was bick in Singapore206 words
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Article490 1951-07-20 5 AN Army captain told a Singapore court-martial yesterday: "I only meant it as a joke and had no intention of hurting anybody". He was Captain G. M. Dixon who was charged with firing four shots into Lieutenant W. G. Weldrick's room. Dixon, who was490 words
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Article67 1951-07-20 5 rE Peninsular Malays Union wants to open schools in kampongs in the Federation and run them with Ha own funds. This was stated in Singapore yesterday at a Press conference by th* president ot the Union. Inchi Hashim Ghani. The aim he said, was to raise the67 words
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Article53 1951-07-20 5 Tan Chee Ling. 55. was at Uv Fourth Singapore Police Court yesterday sentenced to one month's rigorous imprisonment and a fine of $100 in default one day's simple imprisonment, for stealing six drills worth $15 from No. 4 Sub Depot 223 BOD Juroni Road, where he was employed53 words
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Article54 1951-07-20 5 Malayan Airways are tafcliia lelhfen of another Dakota at the end of thu month bringing their prefcenl diet of aircraft to ten. A n:lot and radio officer way* Singapore on July *>8 b; plane for Britain to take delivery of the new Dakota and fly54 words
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Article54 1951-07-20 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs Police Lieutenant G. Quick charged with doing a negligent apt and causing the death Of another Police Lieutenant gt Sflial. was pm'ucvd l:i Court today when the Ma<?i.sv;i3 Informed that the pap.r.s hi conne t!on with the ras,' were iot r -iv Thp case was54 words
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Article144 1951-07-20 5 15,000 card holders disappear MORE than 13.000 ration m cards on lie ok) consumers' register had not been accounted for wne;i the new register was closedon July 7. the Singapore Deputy Controller of Supplies. Mr. W. W. Jenkins, said yesterday. He thought that these cards were held by fictitious people144 words
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Article48 1951-07-20 5 For stealing 10 katis of nails worth $5 at Chua Chu Kang Road on July 6, Mohamed Tan oi o E iT by a P riv »t€ in the X.A.fa.c., was at the Fourth Singapore Police Court yesterday fined $50. or 14 days' igoroiis imprisonment.48 words
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Article75 1951-07-20 5 Captain William Stewart. I Royal Ulster Rifles wMJ reJ^Quish his appointment as the Adjutant of the Singapore Volunteer Corps in August. He has been the Adjutant since Occuor; i a His successor. Captain N. Hall of the Green Howards Is expected in Singapore thU week from75 words
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Article29 1951-07-20 5 The Qovenior of Singapore, Sir Franklin Gimson will open Shenton Way. the new road skirting Telok Ayer A Basin, at 10.30 a.m. on Aug. 3. rf L29 words
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Article293 1951-07-20 5 HE HAS A PLAN TO END BANDITRY TNCHE Hashim Ghani x President of the Penlnsnlar Malays Union, outlined in Singapore yesterday a six-point plar "to end the emergency ic the Federation" in the "quickest possible time.' The plan, he said, would be submitted to the Federation Government within a week.293 words
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Advertisement78 1951-07-20 5 A S K-^^ROA Haig SCOTCH WHISKY J^ii^Nnlß^ W JOHIIIinLEICo.LtiD «aj"lAlit LJilWuMtrJ TIME-PROOF WATCHES Sole Agenl,:, MONITOR ITD^fXrcade. Singapore Tels: 589^892 f5 ,.,,H IW4 Wm NYLONS j |JP M I V^«/i) PfcrPafr f m Sizes 8h 9 Vh 10 10* C 4M f JR W M IT AWTA CV ■V^V^ j*l78 words
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Obituary99 1951-07-20 6 MR LEE BHW KOW passed away peacefully at his residence No 23. Amber Road, at 3 p.m. on the 18th July 1951. He leaves behind his mother. hU beloved wife. Madam Oan Yew Neo, four sons, Chay Mln. Chay K!a, Chay Tlan and Chay Song. Three daughters Aye Hoe,99 words
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Article58 1951-07-20 6 MR MRS. W. E. TOFT wish to thank all relations friends for their presents good wishes on the occasion of their marriage. KEAY. Mrs. Ethel Keay thanks all those who sent floral tributes and letters of condolence; they are too numerous to be acknowledged immediately but she hopes to58 words
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611 1951-07-20 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Fri., July 20, 1951. Publicity and Propaganda Arrangements for the Emergency Information Services which are in train in view of the coming departure of the present head of the unit seem well reasoned. Mr. Hugh Carleton Greene was seconded to the Federal Government by the British611 words
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Article457 1951-07-20 6 Singapore's Municipal Com- 1 missioners managed at their last debate to uncover an- 1 other unhappy fact or two about the power plant bungle. The story of mismanagement becomes more unpleasant than ever. But the Commissioners' greatest service was their rejection of much of the work457 words
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Article28 1951-07-20 6 SANTIAGO. CHILE, Thurs. Rival party leaders came to blows here last night when the Chamber of Deputies rejected a Government bill against "economic crimes. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article1470 1951-07-20 6 SECOND THIRD LANGUAGES The Fenn-Wu Report— s In this final extract I f rom the Report on Chinese EdMcation m Malaya, by Drs. p r-iMIr -iM1 nr l W. r. renn ana Wu Teh-yao, rej on COmm c n a anon* are made to meet __.j« mn n«ed nee« im|w»»«1,470 words
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418 1951-07-20 6 'Malayan' view: Barnes and Fenn-Wu MY opinion on the" Barnes and Fenn-Wu reports on Malayan education is that, primarily, the only one who. may be allowed to comment on a Malayan educational policy should be a man who is a Malayan right from the bottom of his heart quite irrespective418 words
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Letter62 1951-07-20 6 rERE has been much talk of providing more playing fields for children to keep them off the streets and to help them grow In health and strength. Yet my school field Is still very heavily taxed. Out of Its Sports Fund, our school has paid three halfyearly62 words
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Article448 1951-07-20 6 Malay Slks TRYING to' bt a columnist with only half a column to play with is most frustrating. I have to leave out seme of my beat bit* for the sake of filthy lucre, in the shape of advertisements. For instance, when quotii^ Charlton Maxwell last Friday448 words
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Advertisement651 1951-07-20 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. THE ENGAGEMENT is announced betweei Mr. Robert Yap Glau Kal of the fo«ner Raffles College and sectod son of Mr. Mrs. Yap lQi«pp Hoe and Miss RosiOind Tan foti Luang, youngest daughter of Mr. Mrs. Tan Beng Eng. SITUATIONS VACANT K.R NOTICES REC.ARWNC P« BUC ArrniNTMFVTS. piease refer651 words
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Advertisement64 1951-07-20 6 DREADER'S igest (AMERICAN EDITION) RMd i i i Th« Truth About S«fi|Uww A Lodging for Mie Night AdoM Hiriar't U*r Days Thii "Doctor Shortage 7 Why Blind to Beauty? Hong Kong: Beautiful Problem Child Margaret Truman's Real Romance H. yen Year* In Soviet Priton Camp* Ire. IK., S la Jim64 words
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Advertisement124 1951-07-20 6 ffl*^l OPTICIRN Fellow Institute Ophthalmic Opticians (Eng) Fellow Worshipful Co. of Spectacle-Makers (Eng Freeman of the City of London By Appointment to EM. Forces, South East Asia. 6 Raffles Place Singapore Phone ***** C^ WMSONEOPENS W POINTS EATEN ALIVt *ii^<^ CORROSIVE ACTION A OTCOMAAON INKS.' IN aflflt* RCVEALIN& TESTS. ONLY124 words
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Obituary14 1951-07-20 6 JOHNSON. TO Llly and Malcolm son David Littlrwood 16 7.51. A future for'ard hand.14 words
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Article249 1951-07-20 7 Essential development to go on NOT OFFICIALLY TOLD YET gSSENTIAL development and other projects to which the Singapore Government is committed will not be affected by Chancellor of the British Exchequer, Mr. Hugh Gaitskell's warning in London yesterday that for the period ahead, there was249 words
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Article60 1951-07-20 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— Jamal bin Adinah. of Kluang, who drove a van in an inconsiderate manner on the Ayer Hitam Road as a result of which the van fell into a ditch, was fined $40 in the Johore Bahru Police Court today. He was fined another $4060 words
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Article154 1951-07-20 7 A FREE air passage to Australia and a guaranteed job for six or 12 years are being offered by the Royal Australian Air Force to European ex-airmen in Malaya. Former members of the R.A.A.F. and the R.A.F. are eligible, as well as present members of154 words
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Article49 1951-07-20 7 Dr. Thamboo John DanaraJ, Lecturer in Medicine at the University of Malaya, has been granted a fellowship for one year at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. The award was by the United States Public Health Service. D. Danaraj will leave Singapore on Aug. 9.49 words
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Article, Illustration48 1951-07-20 7 IHF DUTCH LINER Jioissevain with a kink in her prow alter the Royal Naval Auxiliary tanker Wave Laird hit her a glancing blow in the Singapore Strait- yesterday morning. In the other picture, sailors get ready to straighten the tanker's damaged plates.— Straits Times picture.48 words
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Article219 1951-07-20 7 PENANG, Thurs. CONSIDERABLE delay in Improving port facilities has given rise to grave fears that ocean-going steamers may avoid Penang in future, states the Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce in a memorandum sent to the Federation Port Committee. "This is a very serious matter and steps219 words
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Article101 1951-07-20 7 THE eight Malayans who have been awarded Smith-Mundt scholarships are scheduled to leave for the United States on Tuesday. They will be guests of honour at a tea-party to be given by the American University Club at 5 p.m. on Sunday at the Adelphi Hotel Roof101 words
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Article28 1951-07-20 7 The Emergency will be extended by another three months from Sunday In Singapore, under a proclamation made by the Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson. in last night's gazette.28 words
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Article26 1951-07-20 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— Ng Kirn Tee, who carried an excess of five cwt in his lorry, was fined $60 in the Police Court today.26 words
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Article230 1951-07-20 7 Straits Times Shipping Reporter JUST before daybreak yesterday, the Royal Navy w Fleet auxiliary tanker Wave Laird, steaming into the roads from the Singapore Strait, was caught by a strong flood tide as she was passing the 17,000 ton Royal Inter ocean liner Boissevain and collided230 words
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Article212 1951-07-20 7 IPOH Thurs MALAYAN Chinese In "tens of thousands" are expected to sign a memorandum to be presented to Mr. Thomas E Dewey Governor or New York, when he arrives In Singapore in a few days The memorandum urges Mr. Dewey to stir up new interest212 words
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Article71 1951-07-20 7 Four Chinese were yesterday tentatively charged in the Singapore Third Police Court with assisting in the management of the Malayan National Liberation Army an unlawful society. They were: Teo Choo Wah, Lee Cheng Chuan, Woon Tai Tun and Leo Chin Wee. They were also tentatively charged with unlawful71 words
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Article, Illustration105 1951-07-20 7 LIM SAY HOE. 18. of 105 Marine Parade. Singapore, who expects to leave this weekend for the United States, where he is scheduled to enter the University of Cincinnati. ()\io. to study business administration. Son of Mr. Lim Wee Cheng, a Singapore businessman, Say Hoe105 words
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Article157 1951-07-20 7 C.-G. PAYS TRIBUTE TO PERAK A TRIBUTE to the magnificent way in which the officials and the people of Perak were fighting the menace of terrorism, not only witn destructive military arms, but with "constructive social, economic and political weapons." was paid by the Com-missioner-General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, at157 words
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Article183 1951-07-20 7 OECAUSE Mr. K. S. Anwari has been suffering from tuberculosis for two and a half years &nC is now bed-ridden, the Singapore Civil District Judge, Mr. Tan Ah Tah, recorded his evidence yesterday at his sick-bed. Mr. Anwari is the defendant in a suit for183 words
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Article74 1951-07-20 7 BRITAIN'S contributions towards internal security in Malaya during the past two years totalled $42,500,000. The UJC. Government has also undertaken to meet the extra cost of British forces fighting the Communist-inspired baridits, says a statement issued by the Colonial Office. To date $58J90,M0 has been74 words
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Article70 1951-07-20 7 THE United Nations ECAPE 1 has accepted the Singapore Governor's invitation to hold a conference on trade promotion in the Colony from Oct. 9 to 18. The first of its kind In Asian history, the conference is designed to give an opportunity to Government trade authorities70 words
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Article82 1951-07-20 7 Movement of tin from the Federation mainland to Singapore and Penang last month totalled 4,802 tons. 11l tons more than May's total. This brings the cumulative total for the year to 28,299 tons. Perak exported 2,91fi tons, the highest for any State, followed by 1,416 tons from82 words
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Article137 1951-07-20 7 A TRADE union for 300 teachers of the English language employed in Singapore Chinese schools will be formed towards the end of next week to protect their interests, said Mr Lee Choon Eng. chairman of the Balestier community centre, last night. Mr. Lee said he137 words
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Article91 1951-07-20 7 A professor who taught one of the first Malayan Chinese women students ever to go to the University of Hong Kong, is passing through Singapore on his way to England where he will retire He is Professor R. K. M. Simpson retiring Professor of English at theDaily Mail - 91 words
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Article184 1951-07-20 7 DEGULATIONS concerning barter trade betweer Singapore and Indonesia published in Singapore yesterday were not new nor did they mean that a new system of trading was being adopted, the Indonesian Consul-General, Dr. Mohamed Rasii told the Straits Times. Dr. Rasif said the regulations, which came into force184 words
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Article53 1951-07-20 7 Mr. Lim Yew Hock, president of the Singapore Labour Party has been awarded a leader grant to visit the United States. Mr. Lim Is to leave Singapore by air for America early In August. These awards are made under the U.S. State Department's exchange53 words
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Article69 1951-07-20 7 The Singapore branch of the British Red Cross Society will appeal for funds in the Colony from July 30 till Aug. 11. A flag day on Aug. 11. a bridge and mahjong party at the Colonial Secretary's honse on Aug. 1. a cinema show at the Rex69 words
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301 1951-07-20 7 '2 HARDSHIPS' POSER FOR SPORE JUDGE T*HE "balancing of two hardships" was the subject x of a judgment by th e acting Chief Justice, Mr Justice Brown, in the Singapore Supreme Court. He decided on who would suffer the greater hardship if he made an order over premises in Hi301 words
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Article165 1951-07-20 7 DADIO Malaya is anxious to obtain immediately a University of Malaya graduate to take over its wireless licensing and listener research section. The deputy Director of Broadcasting, Mr. H. H. Beamish, said yesterday that the job was one which would expand in scope and165 words
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Article56 1951-07-20 7 William Leon Willicombe. a wrestling referee, was yesterday at the Singapore Second Police Court acquitted, wtthout his defence bein? called, of Impersonating a Dolice officer He was alleged to have demanded the identity cards of a party of Joget Modern hostesses in the Eastern Hotel on May56 words
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Article32 1951-07-20 7 The Russian oil tanker, Peredovik, bound for Vladivostok from the Black sea is due in Singapore tomorrow for supplies and water. She will He in the eastern explosives anchorage.32 words
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Advertisement72 1951-07-20 7 GLAZED WALLTILES WHITE AND COLOURED INCLUDINC PASTEL SHADES 1" *1 1 l 6 "6 3 6 x 6" i J" 6" x3"x i" •FLOOR TILES MOSAIC MARBLE TERRAZZO RED QUARRY COLOURED-ENCAUSTIC An Excellent Range Ex Stock We Centraet For Laying if Desired rater CfcSgjJ r xVjS^xt Binoculars at u> \\S^j72 words
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Advertisement374 1951-07-20 8 *52 PI >°* fSSS°I WHAT CAUSES TOOTH DECAY? the commonest form of Bent.il disease, is often the result 6f neglecting to keep teeth perfe<»;y clean. The biting surface, the spaces between teeth and where nums overlap them are the Banger spots. SmaU particles of food tend to get embedded in374 words
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Advertisement146 1951-07-20 8 Cakes are delicious nYI^J when made with SPRY I > *jtf?^MSs]P^3^^^fc^C^QMSBSwV^Bßnß^ssssn SsißßyjS^srts^B^Bl i^flP^Sv MORE t >Vf^ Your cakes and oas tries iv^i\c k^V' are lighter, more digestible I DlObbllDLt mix brings out the fullness of their ]W flavour. Fried dishes, too, are crisp and 'jXjt^wX much longer and is always146 words
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Miscellaneous351 1951-07-20 8 23.. "Hiey correct j>roofs for th» Straits Times Crossword **T*£i>i* n> DOWN. I 121 2 t ""1 3 I I r^^ I 161 6 I 7 a goddes bed v tu P* fl d mi swss SSSS 2. There lj no variety In this theatrical sphere of course (10. ■y"351 words
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Article, Illustration1077 1951-07-20 9 BRUCE FRASER talking about FILMS THE combination of a really iine actor and a part that jpves him adequate scope is sufficiently rare in films to make the arrival of "The Browning Version" a notable event. Michael Redgrave, giving a performance comparable only with such1,077 words
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Article, Illustration77 1951-07-20 9 UDY BREEI*. London typist who has been chosen Miss Festival of Britain by the J. Arthur Rank film organisation, will arrive in Singapore on a round-the world air tour on August 2.', Judy, seen here in one of the special outfits she will wear on her tour, will make77 words
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Advertisement149 1951-07-20 9 TKE J6sii/U/6J If NGEST KUNS Of COURSE!... IT HAD TO BE FROM M-GM! jJ&L SOLOMONS MINES SUrHn, DAILY 5 TIMES.' DEBORAH KERR 11 a.m.. 1.45 4.15-6.45 STEWART GRANGER 9.30 p.m. FREE LIST SUSPENDED. IVMORJ^"^^ THE PERFECT SONG AND DANCE PAIR ARE TERRIFIC TOGETHER in r»r»ra»ui.r« WONDERFCL Ml SICAL. iljfek^ «v^v149 words
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Advertisement211 1951-07-20 9 BEYOND FORBIDDEN FRONTIERS. ..men of 1R0N... WOMEN j>-t Off KIDk. Mii*^ FORGE A 1? 1J| PATH OF STEEL THROUGH THE lei RUGGED jJL WEST! srfk j^ COIUMRI* PICTURES V -J Nl^l RANDOLPH PIP j/l Wnlttt PLUS! ?=The THREE STOOGES in "HOKUS BOKUS" I I Also:— A Thrilling Wrestling Short STARTS211 words
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Miscellaneous44 1951-07-20 9 IV^N™C '-'fi DRAWN BY PETEK JACKSON TOCSCtT JOHN i|\n?| MV LO Ou MAVt HIARO Of MY lu I <t mx ft HtAOINFSS FOB MY B^v ""M^^^^r 4W^ 1 f j'^B*^^ if I SE^ 'HE NObLE KNiGHT WALOCMAW POH EVtN A£AV IN THESE vf^ J|^^44 words
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Article282 1951-07-20 10 LONDON Thurs A BELIEF that the British Government is considering some form of dividend limitation created caution and some nervous selling in domestic stocks on the London Stock Exchange today. Industrials moved iowe r »»tn textiles tobaccos and store snares arUcuiarly easier. Courtaulds ost ground with the prevailing282 words
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Article245 1951-07-20 10 Tone easier, uncertain; prices drop slightly From A Market Correspondent EASIER conditions prevailed in the Singapore rubber market yesterday. Slight price declines were recorded. Dealers attributed this mainly to lack of outside support. Brita 1 n 's contemplated I move in calling for international action to control the245 words
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Article39 1951-07-20 10 SINGAPORE, Thurs.. July 19— 5418.75 (up $0.75.) London: £850 a ton LONDON, Thurs.. July 19. .sh Buyers £850 Sellers 1 »52i; Forward Buyers orO, Sellers £821: SetIkaent £855 (dwor. £5). Tnrn-over: a.m. 70. P.n»30 tons.39 words
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Article148 1951-07-20 10 SINGAPORE copra prices were lower yesterday, buyers bidding $37*4 P»cul and sellers JuoUng $38. Buyers rose to $37 Vi and business was done at $37% The market closed quiet with buyers at that price and sellers at $38 Coconut oil al«o was quiet sellers quoting $64 against148 words
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Article36 1951-07-20 10 T/INTA Kellas Tin Dredging directors announce a final dividend of 15 per cent., less tax. payable on Oct. 1. The books will he closed from Sept. 17 to 30 lnI elusive.36 words
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Article23 1951-07-20 10 ]LfALAYAN Collieries announce these coal production toot, nages for the second quarter of 1951— AprU 33.463, May 33.123. June 30.038.23 words
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157 1951-07-20 10 CHIPS in the Singapore Roads in me oing t~ c and alongside the Singapore Harbour Board godowns at 4 pjn. yesterday were: Ooter Roads: Hai Hsuan. San Manuel. Van Riebecck. Empire Owen. Tjitjalengka, Ball, Presldent Grant. Hd Wong. E. Windrush. City of Liverpool, Tai157 words
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Article174 1951-07-20 10 Malayan shares Buyers out fNCRi^SlNG buying interest 1 In the Malayan share market caused general lm-1 provement in all sections ves- 1 terday. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association were: INDUSTRIALS Barer* Sellers Gammons 2 52* 3.60 Henry Wauah 3. IS 3.2* M Breweries 8.30 .6.40 McAUsteri 38.00174 words
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Article73 1951-07-20 10 T>HE following tin-ore output* 1 are announced for the auarter to l^ e Hydri?aic 47* ton,. Kepong Dredging. 101 Vi t 00 MalTyan Dredging. 1.690 plcils (three dredges working). Southern Malayan Dredging, 12.353 piculs 'six dredges workIng). Tronoh Mines. 6,018.6 picuU (four dredges working). Southern Tronoh Dredging.73 words
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Article36 1951-07-20 10 HONO KONO, ITiurs E<REE market currency exchange for Hong Kong dollars was quoted a' the close today as follows- US$l HK56.23 (cash>, HKI6 26U. (T): £1 HKtls 62. one tahtl of cold HK«O9.-U P.36 words
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Article31 1951-07-20 10 TPHE Malayan Exchange Bank* 1 Association announced yesterday that control direct rates for Canadian dollars were: Buylne TT 35 Airmail fO.D.) 35'i, (90 dav«O 353%: Selling T.T./OD ready 34%.31 words
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Advertisement971 1951-07-20 10 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. (incorporated in iintaoon) blob ruimu. urn SAIUNCS to LIVERPOOL CLASCOW LONDON CONTINENTAL POTT* *.sm*m»n .0. t *oo. G.IWII Mr 21/S Mr«/ 2» Pettut 'oi Marseille* 19/20 L.verpocl 6r OwfOW C'.tonrui tot Havre m London C H/H My 20 Tilthybixs for Avonmouth nSTuja^Vl E s aw 'nSSn.^ OSS"971 words
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Advertisement359 1951-07-20 10 PRESIDENT LINER SAILINGS To New York <nd Boston via Ceylon. India Egypt anH Mediterranean Ports. Singapore P. Swettenham Penanf S.S. "PRESIDENT CRANT" In Port/26 Mr 27/28 My 29/30 Mr ..PRESIDENT lOHNSON" 29 luly/S Aug. 6/7 Auc 8/9 Auk ii "PRESIDENT MONROE" 7/13 Aug. Omit. 14/16 Aug. II PRFSIDFNT HARRISON" 9/lSAag.359 words
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Advertisement407 1951-07-20 10 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINCS "fIM SCANDINAVIA/UK. /CONTINENT: Voore P Stwim M P<^??S. "Lalandia" foi Saigon Bangkok 14 Aug J1 lo«» Au« 27-30 laiy "Kambodia" for Banßkok. Hong Kong Manila. Koba Yokohama 4-R Aug. S«— M 17 Auc "Falstria" for Saigon Bkok 31 Au«.-2 Seat 28-30 Aag 23-27 Aug "Patasonia" for407 words
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Advertisement797 1951-07-20 10 reUplMMit N». 5906 SIXSBMAM BOCKMAIX BXAVENES* LIME LONDON. MAVR.^OmRDAM fc« TL tf«'ft T7 *n Ja^uSS and for USA North Atlantic Porti Accepting cargo fot Central South and Canada via Colombo American Port*. cur of Liverpool m... soucainvilu Spore Panang Singapore 3/10 Aag. .n Portal Mr 25/2« Mr m SUNNYVPLE CITt797 words
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Article519 1951-07-20 11 Charles knocked out in seventh PITTSBURGH, Thursday. JERSEY Joe Walcott, 37-year-old father of six children, achieved one of the most stunning upsets in heavyweight boxing history last night when he wrested the world championship from Ezzard Charles on a knockout in the 55th second of the 7th round |n519 words
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Article235 1951-07-20 11 U.K. CRICKET LONDON, Touts rjOUNTY cricket championship leaders Warwickshire scored another two-day victory when they beat Middlesex by ten wickets at Birmingham today. Warwickshire, who had yesterday dismissed Middlesex (who were without Denis Compton Robertson and Edrlch) scored 264 and then got Middlesex outReuter - 235 words
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Article81 1951-07-20 11 SINGAPORE 10.10.10 a.m. Emergency News from K.L.; 1 p.m. Radio Orch.; 1.30 News; 1.45 American Jazz; 2 Light Music; 2.30-3 "University of the Air" ("The Silent Areas" first ol two programmes about the workings of the brain); 6.15 Children; 6.30 "Forces' Favourites": 7 News; 7.10 Interlude; 7.30 Personal81 words
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188 1951-07-20 11 LONDON, Thurs. URITISH women athletes will no longer be "old l fashioned." A new regulaI tion has been passed which i will at least allow them to i look the equals of their ril vals on the track. They may I now wear shorts188 words
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Article350 1951-07-20 11 PENANG, Thursday. JHE majority of Malaya's leading contenders for a place in next year's Thomas Cup team have entered for the 1951 Malayan Badminton championships to be decided at Penang on August 4, 5 and S Defending champion Wong Peng Soon, now in *1,350 words
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Article142 1951-07-20 11 LONDON, Thurs. WORLD middleweight chamuion Randolph Turpin will leave England on Aug. 15 for New York, where he will defend the title against Sugar Ray Robinson The Turpin-Robinson return is scheduled for Sept. 12 at New York's Polo Grounds. Turpin's party aboard the Que;:i142 words
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Article66 1951-07-20 11 SSC WATER-POLO TEAMS FOR SUN. nOr" J°. L °Z} n h ve B en "•ected to SUftfnlT PoI L ue Ou"inc e T ?&,V, W B W £il t fc r h i-. MCI^ SSfrMrSae^ MUChe °k»»»» "B" TEAM: Wolters (Snr Bain Dedekam: Williams; Hollldav iC» D t Cass. BagnaU.66 words
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Article34 1951-07-20 11 Rovers Juniors beat Rocklltes three-two In a game of soccer Played at Parrer Park yesterday. Scorers were Mahadhava and Boon Kirn (2) for Rovers and Cheng Aun (2) for Rocklites.34 words
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Article25 1951-07-20 11 LONDON, Thurs.—Raith Rovers beat Queen of the South by two goals to nil in a Scottish league soccer match played yesterday.—Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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191 1951-07-20 11 THE surprise ending to yesterday's 8.A.F A. Junior Cup match between the Star Soccerites and Katong Sajarah made up for an otherwise mediocre game. The Soccerites netted two_ quick goals in the last few minutes to beat their opponents by the odd goal191 words
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Article316 1951-07-20 11 jKjoSiSs sisi srs vcAStfss csi £sr fir ss»"s cS and 1500 c.c. eventa. cSSS-ASfflßffiSff day that they had always encouraged women to parUcipate In speed trials but when they received Mrs. Corketfs entry for the two racee "we had to go Into a huddl*316 words
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Advertisement209 1951-07-20 11 NaW flMr I C FRUIT SQUASHES j with a noble lineage < It is no coincident that Rom's Fruit Squube* have the catr<« to the bert bars and most exclusive clubt >♦ in the world. The very knowledge that they are made i) I by the maker* of Rom's Lime209 words
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Advertisement252 1951-07-20 11 For swift deliveries and easy manoeuvering in city and suburban areas, this van is unexcelled for the carrying of many types of merchandise It has an all-steel body with safety sliding doors, and provides excellent visibility for the driver. Loading space is exceptional, no less than 150 cubic feet The252 words
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Article491 1951-07-20 12 Moderate field for main race By EPSOM JEEP FIFTEEN top-class stayers have been handicapped in the 11-mile Singapore Cup (worth about $16,000 in stakes and added money) at Bukit Timah tomorrow but it is doubtful if the Cup field wil exceed 12. I was hopeful491 words
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Article, Illustration32 1951-07-20 12 Fit Lt. S Johnson watches W*. Cdr. Klidjwn «"»*>»» high return from Dr. Chan Ah Kow and Fit Lt I-. Bishop durint Oieir doubles tie in the S.L.T.A. championships yesterday.— Straits Times picture.32 words
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Article359 1951-07-20 12 Top notchers enter for LTAM meet IPOH, Thurs. MALAYA'S tennis top not- 1 chers, in addition to K. H Ip the Hong Kong champion, will take part in the Malayan tennis championships to be held hi Ipon August 2 6. Ip will arrive by air from Bangkok on A \\cr359 words
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Article242 1951-07-20 12 Billdaw will run— rain or shine By EPSOM JEEP RAIN upset Billdaw's plans on Wednesday and his clash with Decanter did not come off. Billdaw was scratched on the course when the going worsened. Rain or shine tomorrow, I think Billdaw will have a crack at the Class 1, Div.242 words
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Article131 1951-07-20 12 T IM HEE CHIN, favourite for the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association's men's singles crown, yesterday entered the quarterfinals with an easy 6-0, 6-1 win over his youthful oppon?nt Lbke Wye Tuck. In the doubles. W*. Cdr. A. Klidiian and Fit. Lt. S. Johnson entered the second131 words
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Article37 1951-07-20 12 IRseillt* of S.R.A. Spoon Shoot he'-d at SeieUr Range on Sunday were: Cup for highest score Kins: handicap s.R la). Marchot: handicap SR. let: R Milne King scored 101 point* out *f a possible 105.37 words
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748 1951-07-20 12 MALAYAN representation at the Olympic Games next year M depends on the formation of a Pan-Malayan Olympic Coiin- cil But will that body ever come into being? It is no better than an s >ve'n money chance, for there are serious differences748 words
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Article77 1951-07-20 12 Sportlight by Sentinel fly back in Ume for the Malayan meet. If he meets S. C. Bea'y lormer Malayan champion ana current Selangor title-holder in the Ipoh tournament, it should be a match well worth seeing. Beaty is something of a veteran and he doesn t get as much top77 words
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Article461 1951-07-20 12 HONG KONG University, with several former Malayan students in their ranks, registered their second hockey success in the series of InterUniversity games with a lucky one-nil win over University of Malaya on the Padane yesterday. The tourists thus had thetsatisfaction of avening* their two-one defeat at461 words
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Article64 1951-07-20 12 s rpHK following will represent "I A the Y.M.C.A. against the U Hong Kong and University of 1- Malaya team at tennU on the Y.M.C.A. court today starting at li 4.30 pjn. fj Kami*, M. K. San, Tan Glm 1 Sek. Freddie Tan. Gordon Urn, Ul64 words
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Article70 1951-07-20 12 I SOCCER: Dlt. 3A: Spore Med. W.l'. Netajl F.C. at St. George's Road; Dlv. 3B: R.N. Keppel Brlu SeleUr F.C. at Geylanj; Business Hse.: F ft N Sime. Darby at F N; S.C.S. v Gnthrie at Farrer Park. BADMINTON: University of r Malaya v Hong Kong at Clerical70 words
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Article369 1951-07-20 12 W EIGHTS for all eight races tomorrow, third and last day of the Singapore Turf Club July meeting, are: SPORE GUP Cl. 1,D1v.1-l »m 36 yds. Four O'clock II 9.03 Trrhnicolor 8.12 Tar* Street B.l* Raj Mahal 8.00 Toboggan 8.08 Birthday Gift 8.07 Kew Gardens 8.06369 words
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Article345 1951-07-20 12 Europeans 6; Eurasians 2. BY defeating Eurasians six-two at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, Europeans remained unbeaten so far in this year's S.A.F.A. Community Leaf ue championship. They now have seven points (three wins and a draw> and are making a great bid to win the championship which345 words
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Article89 1951-07-20 12 IPOH, Thurs. pERAK'S representative, Mr. r Chan Lai Hong, is negotiating with the representative ot the Helsingborg soccer team la Singapore for a game In Ipoh. The Perak Amateur Football Association recently appointed a three-man sub-committet» to make necessary arrangements lor the tourists to play a game89 words
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Article57 1951-07-20 12 The team to represent the Singapore Khalea Association IB a S.C.A. "A" tournament match against the SRC. 'A' on the Padang on Sunday will be: Ourdlal Singh (capt.), Choor Singh, Wailr Singh, M. B. Singh, Avtar Bingh, Rablnder Singh. Harban Singh. A. S. Gill, Varclhl Singh, Rajendran57 words
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