The Straits Times, 23 November 1953
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Title Section15 1953-11-23 1 The Straits Times Not*"" 1 He***** Established 1845 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1953. 15 CENTS15 words
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Article, Illustration593 1953-11-23 1 10,000 intend to tie up City services SINGAPORE City services may be tied up on the busy day before Christinas. On that day, 10,000 daily rated workers employed in the City's 1 1 public services depart 1 1 Kills intend to stage a one-day token strike. On593 words
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Article251 1953-11-23 1 EX-REDS AMBUSH AND KILL A BANDIT KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. MEMBERS of the Special Operational Volunteer Force— made up of former terrorists ambushed and killed a terrorist named Sze Meng in the Mentakab district of Pahang. A patrol of No. 2 Field Force killed a terrorist in the Kulim district of251 words
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Article33 1953-11-23 1 SEOUL. Sun President Syncman Rhee did a turnatx today and said hr would agrrr to holding nationwide flections in a unified Korr;i i! the Nnrth Koreans want such electlonsA.P.AP - 33 words
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Article26 1953-11-23 1 CHICAGO Sun By nramins all its 21 transmit*! Iron Curtain country at a time. Radio Free Europe has d< ed Soviet jamming attempt*. A.P.AP - 26 words
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Article67 1953-11-23 1 $5,000 Title Contest TODAY The Straits Timci sr.rfs a new $5,000 Must-Bc-Won Title Contest. Each day this week. a different picture will be published with three possible titles. From these you arc asked to choose the two titles which you think arc best, placing them in the order of your67 words
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75 1953-11-23 1 MR. V. K Nan- (LabourSouth' will make a fre>h effort to ••straightm out" the Singapore Labour Party. Mr. Nair told the Straits Timf\s last night that many Labour sympathisers had asked him to convene a meeting and "get things coing". He proposes callinc75 words
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Article43 1953-11-23 1 Th P big toe which local ornplo believed would break out before midnight yesterday in Lorongs 27 and 29 in Grylang. Singapore, did not start. Since last Friday, thr pcoplr had brlirvrri that firr would destroy their 2.000 huts.43 words
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116 1953-11-23 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun WONG KOON LIN. 18. th.« rubber tappers wife wr.<> gave birth to triplet* at t.i Chinese Maternity Hospital here on Friday, today named the baby boys. She railed the 3 lb 13 OZ baby Thian Soons < Heaven. Gift), thr 3 lb116 words
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Article68 1953-11-23 1 GENOA, Sun. GINO Cohassi was shot in a quarrel 30 years ago, in 1923. He lived happily ever after until Saturday. Then he was rushed to hospital with severe pain* and the pistol bullet of 30 years before was extracted from his liver. Doctors said theAP - 68 words
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Article19 1953-11-23 1 ADEN. Sun.- For the first time in history two Yemenit"s passed examinations to become pilots. A.PAP - 19 words
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Article28 1953-11-23 1 T °KYO. Sun -Initialling of the Japan-Indonrsja .salvage agreement has been postponed i becausp of circumstances on the Indonesian side it was i learned today -UPUP - 28 words
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Article37 1953-11-23 1 LONDON Sun Mr Lazar M Kaganovlch. a Vice-Premier of the Soviet Union and brother-in-law of St.ilin. has been awarded the Order of Lenin on his 80th birthday, the official Soviet news agency Tass announced—Reuter.37 words
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123 1953-11-23 1 CYCLING ROUND THE WORLD ON A MISSION SEREMBAN. Sun. SERKIdBAN yesterday had an unusual visitor from Intita He is Mateti Marasimhan who is ruling a motor cycle round the world on a goodwill mission. He M.-irted from India in 1ft.%0 with two other friends, who gave up in Pakistan. But123 words
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Article145 1953-11-23 1 CAIRO, Sunday. MRS. ANNA BUTCHER, a British subject, who was brought to Cairo under Egyptian police escort yesterday, was today ordered to leave the country within 48 hours. Mrs. Butcher, who is beins expelled on "security grounds." leaves by air tomorrow for Cyprus. Born inReuter - 145 words
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Article82 1953-11-23 1 REFUGEE WAS A SPY FOR RUSSIA BERLIN, Sun.— An ex-Ger-man paratrooper who posed as a political refugee from the Soviet zone has been arrested as an agent of the Soviet secret police, West BerKn police said la.st night. A police spokesman said Erich Koslovski, 33, engaged in special operations during82 words
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Article, Illustration239 1953-11-23 1 3 YEARS— THEN REUNION AN INDIAN mother's three-year search for her missing daughter ended in Singapore yesterday a few hoars after her story was published in the Sunday Times. The mother Govinda Arusaratnam had not seen her married daughter Th a n g a239 words
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Article184 1953-11-23 1 lITHILE a tire prevention demonstration was being held in Karipong Amber, Singapore, yesterday afternoon, a fire broke out less than 20 yards away. It was only a flare-up in a rubbi'-"T dump and was quirk* put out with ticket* of water. The demonstration was184 words
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Article117 1953-11-23 1 The Queen danced till 3 a.m. LONDON, Sun. rE Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, who becin their world tour tomorrow, danced until 3 o'clock yesterday morning at a surprise family party. Then they went to Windsor for a quiet weekend. About 40 close friends of the Royal Family joinedAP - 117 words
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Article36 1953-11-23 1 CAIRO, Sun. A British soldier was killed and another injured when they were knocked down by a taxi on the Treaty Road near Fayid on November 19. a military spokesman said last night.— Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article25 1953-11-23 1 ATHENS. Sun.— A new series of earth tremors last nignt shook the Greek island of Cephalonia first devastated by earthquakes last August. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article17 1953-11-23 1 TATPEH. Sun Russia has hanrird over another eight warships to the Chinese Communists.—U P.17 words
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Article89 1953-11-23 1 KUALA TRENGGANU, Sun. STRONG waves and winds knocked down 28 houses in the coastal village of Kampong Tanjong Seberang Takir. near Kuala Trengganu, in a raging storm yes terday. The State welfare committee rushed squads to the area to help the stricken and homeless. The storm89 words
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Article37 1953-11-23 1 WASHINGTON. Sun. Mr. Milton Eisenhower, brother of President Eisenhower, yesterday urged the United States Government to adopt "stab' foreign trade policies to strengthen America's economic political and cultural ties with Latin America— ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article44 1953-11-23 1 WASHINGTON, Sun.— Two thousand tons of U.S. wheat will be shipped to Bolivia next week in what was officially described yesterday as I the first extension to Latin America of the emergency grants made to Western Europe after World War II.— A.P.AP - 44 words
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Article177 1953-11-23 1 Walk-out men are nominated again KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. TWO of the five Indian A Federal Councillors who resigned recently Mr. P. P. Narayanan and Mr. M. P. Raj agopal— were among four nominees elected today by the Central Committee of the Malayan Trade Union Council for two vacant MTUC seats177 words
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Article35 1953-11-23 1 DISABLED Mil IGIITEE REACHES POBT HONG K.ONC Sun— The British freighter Ti fkros, 1 'ill tons, disabled In Formosa Sir ti m!.i> with broke u tuducr, was towed into pott hex* today.— Renter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article30 1953-11-23 1 TOKYO Sun. Liberal Party chief policy maker Hayato Ikeda said today Japan must determine the site and timetable ot her deirnce build-up as soon as possible.— U. P.30 words
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Advertisement208 1953-11-23 1 S P H dc SUVA *s tto* sr Stfsspomt 6 Ro.illv. Susan, you arc the most impracticable housewife. I open the 'friß to give the kittens their milk and what do I sec! a TIRKEY— an •■normous Well, dear.' I admit I nagged at von to order. I repeat ORDER,208 words
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Advertisement98 1953-11-23 1 LONGINES The Worlds Most Honoured Watch Sold by ALL HIGH CLASS WATCH DEALERS ffp BOOK N for the Cllijilt show ODEON CINEMA: o>w*« 8 P .m cia Premiere Performance. RAFFLES HOTEL: Ut December II pm. Gala Premiere Dance Revue. Also 2nd 3rd December. HAPPY WORLD STADIUM: 2 *™> muic revue98 words
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89 1953-11-23 2 ABOUT 8.000 poor people in Singapore will receive public assistance allowances from the Social Welfare Department before Christmas Staff of the public assistance section are working overtime to ensur P that payments are not delayed, the section's chief Mr E. F Middleditch. told the89 words
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Article23 1953-11-23 2 LONDON. Sun Television will be Introduced in Russia somp time next yf>ar. Tass. th° Sovirt news agency reported today— Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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174 1953-11-23 2 Spore vegetable men start new racket VEGETABLE STALL HOLDERS in Singapore's markets have found a new way of swindling housewives. They are making use of the price lists now being published by the Department of Agriculture r for their own ends. Many stallholders quote the highest prices to officers who174 words
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Article, Illustration33 1953-11-23 2 MRS. HI I II LIM (above) is returning from Europe next month to open a beauty salon in Ipoh. She won diplomas while studying beauty culture and hairdressing iii London and Paris.33 words
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Article36 1953-11-23 2 BERLIN. Sun. A Lueneburg court sentenced two Communist Party officials and one blacksmith to between five and eight months' gaol for slandering and insulting the West German Chancellor. Dr. Konrad Adenauer.— Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article30 1953-11-23 2 COLOMBO. Sun.— 'i rade figures for the first 10 mon'hs of this year show china >'as Ceylon s second-best customer Britain was the best.— A.P.AP - 30 words
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Article33 1953-11-23 2 TEHERAN, Sun. Fifteen men accused of murdering Teheran's Chief of Police Mahmoud Afshartoos last April were yesterday acquitted by a court martial. The prosector is to appeai against the decision.— Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article, Illustration214 1953-11-23 2 The women practice what he preaches on car repairing 'THE miracle of Internal combustion CAN be explained to women. All you have to do is to call the carburettor "this funny Jigger here", and the spark plugs "those little whatsits there." Then you demonstrate, demonstrate and demonstrate some more Absolutely214 words
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Article162 1953-11-23 2 ONE WEDDING CAKE FOR 60 COUPLES ABOUT 60 couples, all of whom were married in the Wesley Church, Fort Canning:, Singapore will share one wedding cake at a Reminder Day social at the church hall next Saturday. The couples call themselves "The Homemakers" and get together regularly to discuss family162 words
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95 1953-11-23 2 Egypt wants critic to be recalled CAIRO, Bun rE Egyptain Government has decided to ask Turkey to recall her Ambassador In Cairo. Mr Hulusi Foat Tugay Mr. Tugay, whose wife is a former Egyptian princess yesterday criticised as "unjust" an Egyptian Government oider confiscating the property of membprs of theReuter - 95 words
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Article44 1953-11-23 2 MADRID, Sun— The Madrid correspondent of the French newspaper Le Monde, Jean M Croach. was escorted by a detective to Madrid station today and put aboard a train for France the first foreign journalist expelled by Spain for several years. A.PAP - 44 words
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Article23 1953-11-23 2 BERLIN, Sun A consignment of rare animals from poking zoo has arrived at Leipzig Zoo East Germany.— A P.23 words
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Article29 1953-11-23 2 BONN. Sun.— A United States gift consisting of MS4S million worth of agriculture produce will be sold in West Germany to build houses for East German refugees.29 words
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Article17 1953-11-23 2 KARACHI. Sun Pakistan will contribute Rs 100,000 toward relief of Palestine refugees for 1954-55.— AJ».17 words
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225 1953-11-23 2 SCOTLAND, Sunday. MR. John Strachey. Labour member of Parliament and former Secretary for War. said here last night that the United States Republican Party "seems willing to accuse the oHicial opposition party, including the ex-President himself, of treason rather than lose a225 words
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Article170 1953-11-23 2 Millions do not get enough food ROME, Bun. HOST of the world's popu.¥l latlon still lacks enough ood states the Food and Agrlnltva Organisation in a re>ort to be laid before its pie- i lary conference here tomorrow. Another report says people in iome parts of the world have jReuter - 170 words
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Article49 1953-11-23 2 i MANILA. Sun. -The United States Vice-president. Mr. Richard Nixon, appealed last night to winners and losers in the recent presidential elections to co-operate on policies which are in th P best interest of the Philippines and to con- 1 fine discord to domestic issues.— ReuterReuter - 49 words
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Article34 1953-11-23 2 MILAN. Sun.— A circus lioness, who (ought off an enraged tiger to save her trainer, lost her life four days later In a wild new battle with thp same tiger— A P.34 words
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Article73 1953-11-23 2 NEW YORK. Sun.— QuadruI plets born last Wednesday to Abla Hijab, of Syria, and his wife, students at the University of Florida, have been given Arabic first names and English middle names to enable them to take advantage of their unique citizenship opportunities. Since the children,AP - 73 words
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Article49 1953-11-23 2 TAIPEI. Sun. One CiviJ Air Transport plane will arrive today, bringing another 50 Nationalist guerillas from Burma. This will bring to 819 the number so far airlifted. Sony 2,500 guerillas and their dependents are expected to be airlifted to Formosa in all.— UPUP - 49 words
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Advertisement109 1953-11-23 2 This is a tin of I nmkf it myAndrews like self— if s easy! the one in our cupboard at Put a teaspnnnjul in a glas< home. I have a big glass of of cold wa'er, stir it—and Andrews when I get up in the there's a lovely, "fizz/, morning.109 words
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Miscellaneous283 1953-11-23 2 civr tDADV Monday Matinee; 1.30 News; 1.45 i alflwAJrWttl!* 2 Ballad Time; 6.48 Film Melodies; 715 Moraine Star; 7.30 News; 7 News; 7.15-7.30 Buddy Morrow 735 Melody Mixture; 8 Rhythm In Orchestra; 7.30—9. First Rehearsal, the Sun 830 Malay Housewives' 930 News; 9.45-10. The Perry Como Comer 8.57 Schools; 9.50283 words
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Article, Illustration266 1953-11-23 3 Ike will agree not to cut U.S. garrison WASHINGTON, Sunday. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER is prepared to reassure France that the United States will continue its help fOanHaf West Europe against either Communist or reborn German aggression. Administration sources reported today. Mr. Eisenhower's pledge will be Riven to France266 words
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Article40 1953-11-23 3 BERLIN. Sun.— The West j I Berlin Anti-Communist Infor- mution Bureau claimed here that talks on the formation of an East German civil airline had been held last week beI 1 ween East German and Soviet representatives.— Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article59 1953-11-23 3 ROME, Sun. THE German Chancellor. Dr. Konrad Adenauer, told the Rome newspaper II Messaggero today that the European Defence Community was the one means by which the re-birth of German militarism could be prevented. "The Germans have paid ilearly for their past experiences, but it seemsReuter - 59 words
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Article, Illustration141 1953-11-23 3 NEW DELHI. Sun. TJEADMEN of the wl wild Daflas tribe, whose members killed more than 40 of an Indian Government party in Assam on the Tibetan bnrder on Oct. 22. havr nffrr- ed co-operation in freeing about 60 hostages, the Indian Prenrier. Mr. Nehru, toldReuter - 141 words
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Article51 1953-11-23 3 LOS ANGELES, Sun. Research pilot Scott Crossflcld flew a Douglas Skyrocket at twice the speed of sound on Friday, it was announced yesterday Crossfield attained a speed of more than 1.327 m.p.h.— 2.01 times the .speed of sound. This is the fastest man has ever flown.—AP - 51 words
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Article126 1953-11-23 3 LONDON, Sunday. A CONSERVATIVE Member of Parliament yesterday A denounced the Churchill Government's proposed evacuation of the Suez Canal Zone. He said it would have a catastrophic effect on British influence in the Middle East. Mr. Gerald Nabarro. the back-bencher MP for Kidderminster, told a political126 words
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Article50 1953-11-23 3 SYDNEY, Sun. JACK Swinbourne chewrd his war through 180 oysters in 17 minutes yesterday to take first place in the Now South Wales oyster eating championships. Swinbourne. 40, six feet 1 a II and weighing liXlh abandoned the customary sulping in favour of chewing.— r.p.50 words
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120 1953-11-23 3 OTTAWA, Sun. THE External Affairs Minister. Mr. Lester B. Pearson, said yesterday "everything" former Russian cipher clerk I?or Gouzeko has told Canadian authorities since he fled from the Russian Embassy here eight years ago "has been made available to United States authorities." Mr PearsonReuter; UP - 120 words
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Article22 1953-11-23 3 VATICAN. Sun. The Pope ha.s personally composed a special prayer for use during the Marian Year, beginning next month— A.P.AP - 22 words
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Article28 1953-11-23 3 BELGRADE, Sun— Ten million Yugoslavs will vote today for new federal and provincial parliaments in an election where nearly all the winners are already known. UP.UP - 28 words
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Article153 1953-11-23 3 MAU MAU 'PA TRIOTS KHARTOUM, Sun. Kenya's Mau Mau secret society entered the Sudanese election picture for the first time tin Friday niclit when a crowd of about 1,000 Sudanese roared support for "a common, front of oppressed blacks in Kenya and the Sudan" at a iimtling of the extremeAP - 153 words
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Article383 1953-11-23 3 WASHINGTON. Sun. r3E United States has decided to consider a review of its natural rubI ber programme. The General Services Administration, buyer of crude I rubber for the United States .stockpile, announced today it had called a meeting of its rubber industry advisory committee toReuter - 383 words
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Article177 1953-11-23 3 WASHINGTON. Sunday. THE United States Army in a move to strengthen the nations air defences has decided to set up •minute men" anti-aircraft units manned by the National Guard around the nations major cities Defence Department officials said today. The plan is to have *heUP - 177 words
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Advertisement218 1953-11-23 3 NEW WE HAVE 1T Newest Interwoven SOCKS in Dacron, Nylon, Cotton and Rayon Unique Shades and Patterns Marlboro's Amazing 100" Dupont Dacron Nylon SHIRTS .no IroningI Latest creation in Hickok BELTS, Narrow and Broad Various Colours and Designs Also Hickok s Newest Action Belts They breathe with you... 5 Pleetway's218 words
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440 1953-11-23 5 •fHE GOVERNOR, Sir John Nicoll, recently appointed 14 local men to various posts in the Singapore Higher Services Part I. Five of the appointments go to graduates of the 1 University of Malaya. The men selected are: ADMINISTRATIVE Mr. Koh Sam Pin,440 words
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Article163 1953-11-23 5 RED CROSS FUND TOPS $4,000 THE following donations were' made to the special fund of j the Singapore branch of the British Red Cross Society last week: JSOO— Shell Transport Trading $250— Slme Darby Co. Ltd. $100— I.umley Sons, Ritchie <fe Bissrtl. Montor Ltd.. Champion Motors. Eastern United Assurance Corpn..163 words
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Article48 1953-11-23 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Lim Eng Tong was fined $100 in the police court today for failing to make his Income Tax returns. Mr. R. N. Stone, prosecutins. said the department had ohtained judgment for $1,730 against him for his previous years income tax.48 words
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Article54 1953-11-23 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Rotarian A. \V. Frisby, district governor of Rotary, will be holding a club assembly at the Johore Bahru Rotary Club tomorrow at 7 p.m. He will also attend the club's weekly tea meeting on Tuesday. This is the first official visit of the district54 words
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Article43 1953-11-23 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun— Mr. P. B. Harris, Arts Superint- endent, Federation, is in i Johore Bahru. holdin? an arts I class for teachers, at the Bukit Zahrah School. He has held similar classes at Muar and Batu Pahat.43 words
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Article35 1953-11-23 5 JOHORE BAHRU. SunHerbert Wilson was fined $100 in the police court for driving a motor car without having licence or third part insurance. He was also disqualified Irorr. driving for a year.35 words
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231 1953-11-23 5 Service men seek local pay, terms ABOUT 30,000 workers in the three Services in Singapore the Navy, Army and Air Foree want all Colony legislation on pay and working conditions to apply to them also. As they ar P paid by the British Treasury, their work terms and salaries depend231 words
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Article62 1953-11-23 5 35 MORE LOCAL COUNCILS JOHORE BAHRU. Sun THE Johore Government intends to declare 35 more local council areas next year. Local council elections will De held in the Segamat district in December. Other councils were due to hold elections in December but, as they were only formed early this year,62 words
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Article44 1953-11-23 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— Liew Pee. a woman, was fined $450 in the Police Court here for having three bottles of illicit samsu and a still. The samsu and still were found when her home in Senai was raised by Cu-Uoms officers.44 words
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Article, Illustration48 1953-11-23 5 CHI /AIIAKAII HIM I NOOK, president of tlie Malay Women's Welfare Association of Singapore, brines more food to a group of children when the association gave a free meal in Desker Road yesterday, in honour of the Prophet Mohamed's birthday.— Straits Timrs picture.48 words
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Article243 1953-11-23 5 NO VISITS?— THAT DEPENDS REPORTS that relatives of casualty cases are unable to get permits to visit them in the Singapore General Hospital were denied yesterday by the Dputy Director of Medic il Services, Dr m. Duralxlnshaut. A Straits Times reader claimed in a |ette r thai "hundred* iof relatives243 words
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Article, Illustration294 1953-11-23 5 THAT'S NO WAY TO TREAT A LADY! SIN DAY was one lone monkry hunt fnr little Miss Poppit. Singapore's 10-year-old baboon baiter. During the day she received three calls for help from people who were having trouble with mischievous monkeys. An old enemy claimed first attention.294 words
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Article94 1953-11-23 5 PENANG, Sun \yiTH the Municipal elections less than two weeks away rival political parties .spent a busy Sunday today in their campaign for votes. UMNO-Muslim alliance candidates went round the town in cars and lorries decorated with their symbols and spoke at street corners. At94 words
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Article54 1953-11-23 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun— A district tenders board ha.s been set up for Batu Pahat. with the District Ollicer as chairman. Other members are: Ad.T.innistrative Officer Senior Executive Engineer, PWD. or Drainage and Irrigation Engineer. Johore West, subtreasurer. Batu Pahat, inche Mohamed bin Haji Abas and54 words
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Advertisement284 1953-11-23 5 JAMAICA //R U M fe^ 1 1 111 *,i te a*•«•• 'HI/ WHOLESALE RETAU. PRICES ON APPLICATION Sole Agents Malaya. ZINFLUENzA (VALDAJ DIABETES LOBL'LINA MtJ di.ibuic lahlPt s ol Dr. I.i Burnunn prepared !n Serum <t Vaccine In.s'itutr. Switzerland (under Governmpr I.1 control) promotes a progrossl\r reduction of suvar In284 words
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Miscellaneous210 1953-11-23 5 Police Band: Public performance at Kalong Park 5.30 pm. to 6.30 p.m Methodist QfcnV School: Dedirai tion and opening of the Hall. Science and Domestic Science building of the Sophia Blarkmore Memorial at 11. Mt Sophia. 9 a.m.; Art ;inct Handwork Exhibition after ceremony till 6 p.m. Iniird Stairs Navy210 words
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Obituary22 1953-11-23 6 H'nrrfu tin (minimum) WESTON: Early this morning Jean Marian, beloved wife of Christopher Weston of St. Andrew. B'hool Funeral Bidadari 53022 words
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Article84 1953-11-23 6 H.,r</, $10 (minimum) MR. MRS. LEE FOO SAN tlmnk friends and relatives for th-Mr prrjent.' and attendance at their wedding on 22.11.53. MR. SOO AH SUNG family thank friends and relatives who nent Wreaths, Scrolls, rendered their services nnd attended the funeral of his beloved mother. THE Family of84 words
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Article811 1953-11-23 6 In all the welter of laws that every month reach the statute book, it is becoming more and more difficult to remain an honest and law-abiding citizen. Often the full implications of one of these new laws are not realised, even by those who pass them, much less811 words
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Article331 1953-11-23 6 Our martial feminists have received h body blow. A Cambridge University psychologist has just come up with an analysis of the results of a difficult intelligence test given to more than 700 men and women undergraduates at British Universities. The conclusion drawn from the analysis is that331 words
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Article160 1953-11-23 6 Rights Duties Singapore faces a dismal Christmas, for it seems that unless the City Council grants the demands of eleven unions, representing some 10,000 of their daily paid workers, in full there will be a strike, beginning on Christmas Eve, which will seriously affect, even if it does not stop160 words
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Article, Illustration921 1953-11-23 6 MASSEY | STANLEY | i - MR. WATT A WIZARD AT TALKS MASSEY STANLEY i I By MR. ALAN STEWART WATT, who is soon to become Australian Commissioner in Singapore, must be looking forward to the transfer with mixed feelings. Announcement of his selection for this entirely new post, in which he will have the rank921 words
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Article, Illustration315 1953-11-23 6 ONE of the things Raja Sir Uda has done since he became Commissioner for Malaya In London has been to try and keep the London newspapers on the path of verity and truth in the matter of Malayan affairs. A little while ago he wrote to the editor315 words
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259 1953-11-23 6 Reasons for the rubber crisis INFERENCE the present price of rubber. Let's get down to fundamentals—get at the bottom of the crisis. Advices from America indirate clearly that golf-playing Eisenhower is enjoying life thoroughly— to the detriment of not only Americans themselves generally but. where Malaya is concerned, to rubber259 words
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Letter287 1953-11-23 6 LET me acquaint Mr. George John with certain facts he seems to have overlooked In India, there is a centra! university syndicate board. All vice-chancellors of the universities, by virtue of their offices, are its members. The syllabus It worked out by them. The text books287 words
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Letter138 1953-11-23 6 |T IS fitting and timely that the Vice-Chancellor n*s stepped in and expressed h;r disapproval of hooliganism wnlch has hitherto masqueraded under the term "university ragging". It may be excusaDle for immature boys to express their high spirits in childish pranics, but when Malayan youths have reached138 words
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Letter44 1953-11-23 6 £ERTAIN schools In Kota Bahru are collecting their fees in advance for December before closing of their schools, whereas the pensions and salaries have not boen paid by employers. Docs this plaea the cart before the horsr? 11l mi HUSH. Kota Bahru.44 words
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Article447 1953-11-23 6 Thanks to Ridley THE STORY of Henry Ridlry in the Straits Times recalls an aspect of his work that is too oftrn overlooked. I refer to the keen Intcrr.-t he showed in preserving the plants and animals of this peninsula from the ravages ol shortsighted pioneers. We should.447 words
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Advertisement865 1953-11-23 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. 2* M ..rrf> >;» I minimum) MISS RETNESWARY. daughter of Mr. N. Kanagßiwbai, retirei Yard Foreman. Railways. Kuala Lumpur to Mr. Thiruvampalam i Ramajelyam it Watagoda, Ceylon j en 22-11-1953 ANNOI'NCKMKNNTS 211 Horrf. lit (minimum i REPRIGEHATION or Air Condttlonlnc troubles? RlnK Bill Mannln; about It. At *****.865 words
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Advertisement123 1953-11-23 6 6 RAFFLES PLACE. PHONE ***** J s)^3PTlClAN^**^ K. E. MEYER FNA o D OPT K. BELL D p OPT A.ST.C. F.A O A cloKjl/o qeade/o Tne leme /onop EXCLUSIVE X mas Gifts including an exquisite collection of Jewelled Novelties. Jet accessories, Fob brooches, Jewelled combs, Nubian heads. In a price123 words
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Article, Illustration477 1953-11-23 7 Can solve Malaya 's plight Facer KUALA LUMFUK, Sunday. THE ENCOURAGEMENT of foreign capital into Malaya is the best way to solve the country's present economic plight, Mr. H. H. Facer, founder and former chairman of the Rubber Producers' Council and former president of the477 words
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Article125 1953-11-23 7 SILENT ORGAN COMES TO LIFE SINGAPORE'S $200,000 om.ui at (he Victoria Memorial Hall silent for the past 12 years is now ready for "accompaniment work." One of its three keyboards has been repaired, the superintendent of the hall, Mr. Yap t Van lions, told the Straits Times. It will eventually125 words
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Article161 1953-11-23 7 These rich men 'lack loyalty' BUKIT MERTAJAM. Sun PERAK State Councillor. Mr. Jal Manecksha. last night f criticised wealthier Indians in "Malaya tor thei r 'Cack of patriotism and loyalty to the country of their adoption." Not even the horrors ana bitter lessons of the Japanese occupation had awakened them161 words
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Article67 1953-11-23 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Next year will see the establishment of the first national school in Johore. This school will be at Tangkah in the Muar district, where a building erected by UMNO and handed to the Education Department will be used after enlargements. In this national school,67 words
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Article71 1953-11-23 7 I KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Hecklers caused much confusion last night when they all shouted and asked questions of the chairman at the same time at a meeting in support of Mr. K Gurupatham. Independent candidate for Bungsar Ward, at the coming Kuala Lumpur Municipal Elections. Mr K.71 words
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Article34 1953-11-23 7 The Singapore City Council will this afternoon hold tU last meeting of the old session. When it meets again, after the December elections, there will be several new councillors.34 words
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88 1953-11-23 7 Govt. blamed for high food prices rE president of the Singapore Consumers' Association. Mrs. Robert Eu. said yesterday that because the Co.ony Government and City Council had "shirked responsibility." consumers had to pay high prices for fish and meat. She charged both the Government and Council with having "failed to88 words
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Article, Illustration65 1953-11-23 7 A MM I I i>\(. iiioi rsvinn. seen a hove passing along Krach Road, was one of (he ways in which thousands of Singapore Muslims celebrated the 1.373 rd. birthday of the I'rnphrt Mohamrd yesterday. At the Muslim Missionary Society In Gf ylang 1.500 students from65 words
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262 1953-11-23 7 AT least 50,000 people living within Singapore City limits do not have proper bathing facilities. The Straits Times was told yesterday that many of them, including women, are forced to bathe and wash clothing in ponds, public stand pipes and drains262 words
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Article75 1953-11-23 7 Members of the Wesley Church in Singapore last night had an opportunity of seeing themselves as others see them. And in some cases (hey saw themselves as they were 25 years ago. The Rev. Dr. Hobart B. Amstutz showed films made in the Colony in the75 words
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Article, Illustration40 1953-11-23 7 SINGAPORE physical culture expert Dr. E. P. Ilazer and his bride after their weririing on Saturday afternoon at the Wesley Church, Fort Canning Rise, Singapore. The bride ra formerly Miss Chan Yoke Lin. Straits Times picture.40 words
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Article151 1953-11-23 7 Fish supplies vp prices down INCREASED supplies and 1 the trade recession have brought down fish prices tn Singapore. Compared with last years prices. Kuraus Uhreadfini is now cheaper by 2.9 per cent and Merahs (Red Snapper) by 24.8 per cent. Average drop for all varieties since October last year151 words
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107 1953-11-23 7 yHE Singapore Chinese Recreation Club will not yet be asked to vacate its premises to make room for the City Council's Hong Lim Green development scheme. i A Council committee has withdrawn its earlier decision to a.sk club to move. The committee recommended107 words
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232 1953-11-23 7 POLICE CO-OP PLANS SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CHILDREN KI'ALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Police Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society plans to set up a Silver Jubilee scholarship fund to aid the children of members who were killed in action during the Emergency or who were incapacitated and invalided out of the service. This232 words
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Article75 1953-11-23 7 KELANTAN. Sun.— Following an address by Mr. F. C. Arulanandom. chairman of the Malayan Youth Council, it was decided here to set up a State Youth Council. The follnuinc Interim rnmmittet was formed to tiraft ,-> constitution *nd call a meeting within a month: Tengku Zainab75 words
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Article39 1953-11-23 7 Ritson pay talks between thr Singapore Government and its workers- council of Action will be resumed tomorrow. The talks are over salaries and allowances of about 8.000 officers In the higher income groups.39 words
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Article83 1953-11-23 7 IPOH. Sun— Mr. Lee F.*> San. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Man Chee. and Miss Bet'y Chin Ewe Heng. daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Chin Chens Hong, were married at the Celestial Cabaret this morning. Mr. Chiew Sinn Onn officiated Mr Lee Foo San is with the83 words
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Article97 1953-11-23 7 Number 2602 wins a motorcycle TAPAH. Sun. MORE than $2,000 in prizes was Riven away last night at the draw ror the lottery organised by the Bidor division of the British Red Cross Society It took plac* last night at the ne w community hall. Bidor. which was declared upon97 words
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153 1953-11-23 7 Jap trade policj hits scrap dealers JAPANS "choosey" buying and her cutting down of steel production have severely reduced Singapore's once flourishing scrap metal trade. Singapore exported 84.000 tons of scrap metal to Japan in 1952 -the boom year for scrap. In the same year. Britain, (he next best customer,153 words
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Article34 1953-11-23 7 Singapore Victoria Memorial Hall has been fully booked for concerts, dances and other event.s over Christmas. tnr» superintendent of the hall Mr Yap Van Hong, told tho Straits Tlmea last night34 words
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Advertisement111 1953-11-23 7 I PHILIPS ENTIRELY NEW RANGE OF MODELS WITH NEW FEATURES PRICES From 80/- upwards NOW ON SHOW AT mffmWMJtr MOUTwie co. malaya' ltq /^TTJt Wmf Km JQhh iinirs building /,%Jf FEDERATION AIR SERVICE SCHEDULED SERVICE: Between Kuala Lumpur, Bcntong, Benta, Tcmcrloh. (endcrata, Sitiawan, Ipoh, Kuantan, Trengganu. Kota Bharu, Malacca. Batu111 words
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Advertisement100 1953-11-23 7 f\ r if Jfe^l buy their furniture and carpets^ from THE STORE WITH A TO OFFER Ot the tcntct of man. none it more highly prised than that of tight. N your eyct are Smart, but you hive headache or "Tired feeling while reading, your vition is below normal Bjft^K100 words
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Miscellaneous155 1953-11-23 7 THE WEATHER Minimum temperature: 17 30 p.m. on Nov. '.'l to 730 a.m. on Nov. 22): Singapore 74 degrees, Penanp 73, Kota Bahru 73, Kuala Lumpur 73. Ipoh 70, Kuantan 72. Maximum temperature: (7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Nov. 22 Singapore 90. Penang 88, Kota Bahru 83. Kuala Lumpur155 words
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Article, Illustration1022 1953-11-23 8 noili it i BLAKE - noili it i BLAKE The indiscretions of it? OLD MEN FORGET. aurobtofraphy of Duff Cooper. (Hirt Davis 21 1 VISCOUNT NORWICH. better known as Mr. Duff Cooper, has written his memoirs. There has recently been a spate of such books: Lord Simon, Lord Pakenham, Dr. Dalton. Mr.1,022 words
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Article, Illustration237 1953-11-23 8 By KKNN'ETH KONSTAM WHEN you sit down to play bridge with a strange partner omp of the first points you must decide is the sort of "three" bids you play, and the defence to put up against them. This is never an easy decision and many good players hold237 words
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842 1953-11-23 8 MII/ lOX - It's time it was Hornblower, R.N. (Retired) MII/lOX llt HORNBLOWER AND THt ATROPOS. By C. S. Forctrei (Michael loicph |2». 6d.| vfANY an author, fed "A up with his brainchild, is tempted to commit literary infanticide. When Conan Doyle grew weary of Sherlock Holmes he threw him into the Reichenbach842 words
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Advertisement324 1953-11-23 8 d/KKfih The RE p ikfijig^^j A. J^ co-starring Don't foreet your entry forms for PICK THE EYES Contrst when hiiving your tickets \o».\-i 0 lttlltfl«>l Simultaneously at CAPITOL tfc PAVILION f^a IONOON FILMS f—rnt <\ ROBERT MAURICE V f'MORLEY EVANS/ i, [Gilbert and Suuivm 7 Wn GREEN o '»»..< eileen324 words
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Advertisement273 1953-11-23 8 JFtl CATHAY ORGANISATION -Tl ATTRACTIONS -^p TODAY! dU jjJhFj DAILY! TSMES; 1 1 00 a.m.. 1 .45. 4. 1 5, 6-45 9.30 p.m. YOU SAW HER WITH 'Light -footed Meivin' ...NOW SHE'S WITH DANCEMAN D081E In M-G-M's v. MUSICAL HIT! y Jf [[HE >!^S>i <o? Its DEBBIE Ki*' REYNOLDS with273 words
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Miscellaneous405 1953-11-23 8 a 9 28. His perlormance may rr;irh n Si rails Times rros**vord very high pitch y 29. Send yells Interminably (9> ■«wv» DOWN 1 2 1 5 1* I If 7 H 8 Appropriate aid to the talloi "5 sssss io 2 Many a penny goes ln this i 4)405 words
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Article, Illustration2106 1953-11-23 9 MOST sons at some time or other develop an interest in their father's work or business and question him about its details. Most fathers can satisfy their curiosity in a few words. Few of them know the difficulties of a neat,Daily Mirror - 2,106 words
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Article, Illustration428 1953-11-23 9 I In- MM led inlu a small •Ii IT liM-krd luv only arcciwible by lio.ils llo|tinx for rencue from the »i. i. when I had recovered a lilllr. I made iteverai Jntirn»r« hark to the rav>. gathering a rich treasure of Jewels I now awaited428 words
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Advertisement22 1953-11-23 9 CLICK! fr wide/ mssh Point tettafo/J I I b^bV BB^b^bl I Beware FINGERSMUDGING >pole Agents: Overseas Traders Ltd JINUPORtK. LUMPUR I" NANQ22 words
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Advertisement291 1953-11-23 9 OUR X'MAS SALE STARTS TODAY Hand Cut Crystal Glassware, Canteens of Cutlery. Leather and Plastic Hand bags, Silver Dressing Sets y Beauty and Jewel Cases, etc., etc., ALL ARTICLES GOING CHEAP!! The NOVELTY«TORE «a. noimii imiix.i road. SI!\GAPORE-6. TELE: 3123 i> m m Look into these two J photographs carefully!291 words
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Article891 1953-11-23 10 'THE following quotations worr thosr of thr Malayan A Sharebrokers 1 Association. Rineaporr. at. thr rin.p of business on Friday: IMDiISTBIAU Alei. Brick* Prefa i it t 20 Ord«. 3 10 3 80 Alias Ire 13 2» 1 BB Petml 34"6 35/3 BM Triuteea «»0 IH Con891 words
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Article193 1953-11-23 10 AKRON. lOhio* f MR. John L. Collycr, president of the B. T Oood rich Company, on November 9 urged the U.S. Government to re'-oke a directive which requires that rubber consumption controls be rcimpo-sed in the U.S. if the use of gencrnl purpose synthetic rubber (GR-Si falls193 words
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Article324 1953-11-23 10 MELBOURNE. BECAUSE Australia had allowed her.self to be priced out of overseas market* fni« manufacturers as a result or high production costs this was no valid reason why the country should devalue its currency to assist secondary industries said the chairman of the Bank of Adelaide,324 words
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Article127 1953-11-23 10 rIE Boards of Unilever X.tri ;ii) Ui ilivcr N.V. tiavr <ircr:in (i mi Interim nrrlinarv dividend on account «f 1053 of G per cent, in the ease of Unilevi r Ltd. :md 5J per cent, for Unilever N.V. payable on Dreember 10. The Boards have127 words
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Article99 1953-11-23 10 IN the year ended Aiiuust la-st Raffles Hotel Ltd.. niailr a net profit of $357,353, ea»ivalcnt to 605 per cent, and n final Jividend of 10 per cent and a bonus of 5 por cent will make a total of 25 per cent for the year. At balancing99 words
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Advertisement332 1953-11-23 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS WANTED. Experienced Dredge operators with Diesel engine driven. or electrical charjr.emnn certificates. Charpeman with dlesel engine drivers certificates and Diesel rnclne driver* with chargf-man* certificate to work on dlesel and diesel-electric dredge*, used for river maintenance in Peralc and Kelantar*. Apply in writing with copies of testimonials, Rivinp332 words
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Advertisement855 1953-11-23 10 NOTICES APOLOGIES M/S. Kon Peng Watch Co. of I 41S. North Bridge Road. Singapore, hereby tender their sincere apologies > to Messrs. Chun Chong of 53. South I Bridge Road, Singapore, for having Inadvertently Infringed their rights 1 by having Imported a number of faked 'ELECTION" watch dials Into the855 words
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Advertisement564 1953-11-23 10 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TAN KIT SWIMMING POOL Notice is hereby given that the above Swimming Pool will not be available for public use on 24th November. 1953. from 4.30 p.m. NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given that Mr. Ghulam Mahmood of No. 95 TanJong Kat.ong Road, Singapore, has applied564 words
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Advertisement652 1953-11-23 10 TENDERS Tenders are Invited and will be received at the Rural Board Office up to noon of 4th December, 1953. for the removal of refuse from the Rural Areas of Singapore during 1954. 2. Pull particular of the aervlct required may be obtained at the Rural Board Office. Empress Place,652 words
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Advertisement27 1953-11-23 10 MITSUI |22 LINE lASTBOUND ROUND THE WOULD SrRVICI (wrop* Ptnant Sintnpm* Hong Kong J«f»>n G.F. SHARP CO., (M) LTD. UNION BUILDING, SINGAPORE TtL: 5176 7 I, *****27 words
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Advertisement1508 1953-11-23 11 t*i 3412 MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. t... mo* 55' <ln^ro,,*,nS,ngopore,' gg D^ t PLUS VUMMEL LIME D H Carriers' option to proceed via other ports to loorl and discharge cargo SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, LONDON ft CONTINENTAL PORTS Due Sails P. S'hom Penorvj Atrrjui for Liverpool Glasgow 6.33/34 Nov. 251,508 words
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Advertisement1041 1953-11-23 11 tfe C^^^^^^^H H^^B^^^lT^l^^^^^^^^^^^m^^sssr^:. B3^T^B^^^sT^l^^^^F^ssssbl EAST ASIATIC" LINE SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIAN/^ K./CONTINENT Spore P. S'hom Penono "Manchurta" for Bongkok, Saigon, MOn k> K b 2/ 3D~. 1/1 f*. 3./3JK-. "Fahtrle" for Bongkok B/ 9 Dec. 7/ 7 Dee. 6/ a Oae. "Lolandio" for Bongkok 29/29 Dee. "Peneda" for Bangkok Hongkong 3/1,041 words
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Advertisement1043 1953-11-23 11 BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SAILINGS ta U.K. end CONTINENTAL PORTS Spore P. Sham Peno r> Benalbanach for Liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin, Antwerp In Port Benmhot for Hovra, London, Rotterdom, Hull Gdn. 13/14 30 Nev/ 2 Doc. 3/ 4 Dae. Ben»vvta for Onoo, Avonmouth, Liverpool, hull 30 Nay/ 4 Dec. S/ 41,043 words
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Advertisement1318 1953-11-23 11 McALISTER tfc CO., LTD. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL 7" N X M LONDON, HAVRE, ROTTERDAM KLAVEHBBJS IHW HAMBURG LOS ANGtLES, SAN FRANCISCO, md for U S A., North Atlantic Ports PORTLAND, SEATTLE ft VANCOUVIR and Canada via Colombo Accepting corgr for Central ft South CITY Of SWANSEA American Ports S pore P1,318 words
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Article799 1953-11-23 12 Share market review More buying interest in tins and industrials By Our Financial Correspondent THE higher tin and rubber prices caused a decided improvement in the Singapore share market last week when the volume of trading was the highest for some weeks and the market799 words
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Article98 1953-11-23 12 THE following dividends were announced last week by companies operating in Malaya: ATLAS ICE: amount not disclosed, payable December 10, books close December 3. I >(. AI'OKI (Oil) STORAGE: 10 per cent and bonus 2 per cent for year ended August, payable December 12. books close December 5.98 words
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Article196 1953-11-23 12 IN the year ended June iast Sime Darby and Co.. Ltd., importers and exporters and estate agents, with brancnes throughout Malaya, Sarawak and North Borneo, made a profit. after taxation, of $1,655,005, compared with $i,--901,675 in the preceding year. Depreciation requires >437,--502 and directors' lees require196 words
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587 1953-11-23 12 PRICES RISE ON BETTER DEMAND TIN AT FOUR MONTHS' HIQH Tin and rubber market* rpHE Singapore tin and rubber markets last week had their best week for some months, both commodities being higher on the week. Rubber gained almost a cent a pound to close on Saturday %t 57 cents587 words
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Article501 1953-11-23 12 Lingui Tin IN the year ended Aukust last, Lingul Tin Ltd.. made a profit of $441,226, compared with $335,649 in the preceding year. The company's income was derived from dividends in associated company and interested on investments and deposits. The directors have transferred $150,000 to general reserve and501 words
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288 1953-11-23 12 FE following list of business in the Singapore share market is reported by Fraser and Co.. for the period November 14, to November 20. inclusive: INDUSTRIALS C.T.S. Ords 24 Fraser and Noave Ords $1.95 and $1.97>' 2 Gammons $2.92 V 2 to $290.288 words
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Advertisement23 1953-11-23 12 "There s a Johnson Outboard for every purpose' yacht auxiliaries P YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE IN A rSr Johnson K ZlZ'<Z'Lt" SEAHORSE OUTBOARD23 words
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Advertisement257 1953-11-23 12 JSgk ;tfe mm L as" F^ AcnR 1 L— f&v> IKS turfu.iy oil BljbSC p^j i lz_ tfcj i^j Drink Martell Brandy nD§ffwS^ TYRES ECONOMY OBTAINABLE THROUGHOUT MALAYA sole Agents: SWEE HIN <c CO. 1 1 Havdock Road. Singapore TEL: *****. ***** Branch: 431. Batu Road. Kuala Lumpur TEL: 5033.257 words
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Article, Illustration473 1953-11-23 13 Arsenal win at Liverpool LONDON, Sunday. DONNIE ALLEN, West Bromwich Albion's snapshooting centre-forward, flashed home four goals in the Albion's 6-1 trouncing of Cardiff City yesterday, to keep Albion at the top of the first division— one point above Wolverhampton Wanderers. Cardiff shook West BromwichReuter - 473 words
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Article75 1953-11-23 13 LONDON. Sun. Yesterday's rugby league results were: Belle Vue Rangers 23 Hull Kinpston Rovers 2: Dew. .bury 12 Halifax 12: Doncas'er 10 Hunslet 7; Peathcrstone Rovrrs 18 Rochdale Hornets 4: Huddersfleld 7 Bradford Northern 13: Hull 24 Swlnton 8. Kfichlov 19 Wakefield Trinity 17. Leeds 48 Castlrford 14:75 words
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Article334 1953-11-23 13 CARDIFF, Sunday. fV.FOIFF became the first side to defeat the New Zealand All Bla"cks when, before a crowd of nearly 80.000 yesterday *at Cardiff Arms Park, they scored a goal arid a try (8 points* to a penalty goal (3 points). It was a magnificentReuter - 334 words
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Article38 1953-11-23 13 BELFAST, Sun.— John Kelly, of Belfast, the British and European bantamweight champion, gave a faultless display of boxing in outpointing Jean Kidy, of Belgium, in a 10-round contest here last night.— Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article1059 1953-11-23 13 FIRST DIVISION SECOND DIVISION THIRD DIVISION SOUTH NORTH SCOTTISH LEAGUE DIVISION A DIVISION B P W D L F A PM W Bromwtch 19 14 2 3 53 23 30 Wolve* 19 12 5 2 47 28 29 Huddersfleld 19 11 3 5 35 20 25 Burnlrv1,059 words
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Article256 1953-11-23 13 Yorkshire outclass Durham LONDON, Sun. YORKSHIRE, the rugby union 1 county champions, were much too clever behind the scrum for Durham, whom they defeated by one goal and three tries to one goal yesterday. Durham made a determined effort in the second half, but Yorkshire's penetrating power in the centreReuter - 256 words
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468 1953-11-23 13 NEW DELHI, Sun INDIA today won the first "Test" match against the Commonwealth touring cricketers by an innings and 15 runs after a sensational collapse by the tourists who lost their last five wickets for only 13 runs after the lunch interval. TheReuter - 468 words
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Advertisement460 1953-11-23 13 WYJI'I'JJEZM rFHE Straits Times today returns to the popular Title Contest series. This picture one of a series of six in TITLE CONTEST "A" has been given three titles. Which two do you think are best? A. NOTHING UP MY SLEEVE" B. "KINDLY TAKE A CARD" C. "THIS IS NO460 words
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Advertisement132 1953-11-23 13 CN| 4 I j f iJ^^UJI 1 5 BACK ON THE BOTTLE ORANGE OR LEMON SiGJKI LIME JUICE C@»M FAMOUS FOR FLAVOUR SINCE 1883 I yres on I ration l^umper, Cartlnnover, or other slow moving vehicles, (also solid tyres) can be repaired (&idewall lug crown cuts), or re-lugged all round,132 words
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720 1953-11-23 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. pENANG regained the Foong Seong Cup after a lapse of two years when they beat Selangor j 5-4 in the challenge round at the Selangor Badminton Hall over the week-end. Penang's victory was narrower than expected and they720 words
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221 1953-11-23 14 JOHN MARKS - JOHN MARKS By SINGAPORE wound up their preparation for the southern hockey quadrangulai tournament, to be h°ld at i Srrcmnan this weekend, wirri a 2-1 victory over Combined I Services at Changi yesterday. The Colony selector.* should feel relieved after the team's performonce ysterday.221 words
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Article374 1953-11-23 14 SENTINFJ - SENTINFJ. By Tigers 3: Rest 1 SOME of the liveliest, and I cleverest, soccer of the season was seen in the first half of yesterday's I match at Jalan Besar stadium between Tiger Sporting Association— who returned from a tour of Indonesia on Friday—and374 words
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Article102 1953-11-23 14 I tm Chenc Kwee f Swift > vrtrrans" doubles champion with Le^w Kirn FrU for :he last four years «on the title a^aln last nleht when he nnd his new partner. Seah Entr Uat < Green «oodt. defeated Wee Enc Sianc and Charlie Chim il,'i-kv Strike)102 words
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Article187 1953-11-23 14 T^E results o! the S.V.C. rifle meetine held yesterday are--200 yd. A (i««: l S gt Saleh b. Ahmad: 2. Lt. Newman. B Chw i Cpl Yadl b. Hiiji Kaata; 2. Cpl Karim bin Jarrian. 200 yd Snap: A (lass l. L/Cpl Rosll b Ismail: 2 Sst187 words
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Article43 1953-11-23 14 SEHEMBAN Sun Srlannor beat Nrcri Se-nbllan 5-1 in their FAM Cup soccer fixture on the padang 'lore today. Sflancor got their coals through Suleiman (3) and Talib <2> and Chit Hon spored lor Negrl off a free-kick43 words
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Article408 1953-11-23 14 ILTEIOHTS for all rieht races nn M'rdnesday. serond day of (he Sinfnrmrr Turf Club's November Mrrting: Cl. 1, Div. 1-6 F. Millionaire 9.03 Superiority 9.00 Cineeolor S 10 <v press Point < U9 I .1111-llllrn. 8.08 Talisman 8.08 Vnrthern Circuit X.Oh Fairy Tale 8.03 Ro\ Office408 words
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365 1953-11-23 14 SILVER SCREEN Mate Allan Ton. a two-year-oid grey by The Solicitor out of Freo« Allan, by P>>rtlaw. was gambled on in his first er appearance at Bukit Timah on Saturday. Displaying a coori turn of speed. Silver Screen led his neld up to the365 words
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Article324 1953-11-23 14 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By B. TIMAH SPOTLIGHT Ricoletto finished an impresstvp second to Cinema 11. after trailing the field mht to the home straight. This honest-to-goodres.s stayer will be a live prospect in the St. Leger over l^-m. on Saturday. 'TWERE was plenty of jubilatioti in324 words
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Article129 1953-11-23 14 DRITAINS Rec Hens cave in exhibition sprint nn the Changi runway yesterday when he raced over 900 yards with four Colony cyclists. Harris the world s profession il sprint champion in 1949. 50 and IL was on a borrowed Ralelch "Record Ace." He raced against Kwa129 words
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Article, Illustration45 1953-11-23 14 STALEMATES FIGHT IT OUT I S~IR FRANCIS (Donnelly) takes thr lend from stablemate .Many Thanks (McClouri) to win by half a Irngth 4 in thr third rare (Cl. 2, Div. 2 6 f) at Bukit Timah on Saturday. Third was Friskay (Bacby). Straits Times picture.45 words
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161 1953-11-23 14 SHANGRILA IS A GLUTTON FOR RACING FIVE wins, a second and a third in nine outings that is *.he great record of Shanprila This tough three-year-old who went the full St. Lecrr distance on the training track on Saturday morninn at ;i steady pace, came out in tj\o afternoon to161 words
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Advertisement869 1953-11-23 14 CLASSIFIED ADS. (Continued from Pafe 6) SITUATIONS VACANT to Wnrdu SS (min.)— Box in cit. extra. SINGAPORE CITY COUNCIL Veterinary Department: Applications invited for post of Assistant City Veterinary Sur^rnn In Technical Division Special Grade ($495 X A2O sTSt Applicants must possess the minimum qualification of an Indian decree in869 words
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Advertisement789 1953-11-23 14 TUITION 20 Wordt is (Min.)-Bix SO el: rxtra JOIN the Y.S.C. Inst. of Com. S'band B'gnrs. Speed (60 15f w.p.m.) Classes also private, refresher postal courses. Applj 68-B. Robinson Rd. or ring *****. SCIENCE SESSIONS In Phys.. Phys. with Chem, Chem A Bio. for Stds. VII A: VIII, Senior At789 words
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Advertisement254 1953-11-23 14 CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE Vi »»rii $i (min.)— Box .0 et: extra. ELECTRIC Sincer Sewing machines complete yet for shirt manufacturing. Apply Box A 1429. S.T. MISCELLANEOUS 20 Wrtds M i mm )~-Hdx ill rli. extra. MASSAGE. Turkish B.iths. Ray Treatment. Alr-Condi'ionod Clinic. 78. Tliomson Ro id. Trl. 4282. MAS9AGE.254 words
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Advertisement61 1953-11-23 14 For your health's sake &T)^< drink No. 1 Beehive »jhg Brandy an old favounrc i^^^^ for over 50 years in Malaya. I J^^^^^l A product of France. j s \i DEE II lII E /^Hf DEE n lff C i^^^— i-r; BRANDY^^ r i IMPERIAL j TYPEWRITERS I SOLE AG'NTS61 words
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Miscellaneous24 1953-11-23 14 HOCKKY i nUBMOLT: Ovlon S.( "A" H.M. (uvlnms. Karrer Tark: S.R.( a I'\T. Mm, SRC padanc RI'Gr.FR IXIVERSITV North v South. 8..' Timah Koad.24 words
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