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Title Section18 1951-09-30 1 Sunday Standard JKI A 1 VOL. II NO. 91. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1951. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.18 words
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Article425 1951-09-30 1 ijfrtth In City's Future tl HM HAI I < OWORS, Standard Staff Reporter I ONTOENCE m the future stability of Singapore, »ii all »i<lt> as it is by the political unrest and -.j turbulent Asia, could be no more strikingly „< i than it is425 words
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Article62 1951-09-30 1 $15,000 Burglary I n S'pore i .-j Stall X' porier »xtiles valued were m B jbinson Singaj situated irdsl ■Te ok j '-c belonged I the I i 1": i ered yes* ted pc i m vrg/e m j anised h ig bt md j\v irglars ransa I the It62 words
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Article137 1951-09-30 1 i oir j Stall Reporter gs three 3 Pa v. hich 111 11 haunted by 0 "'geista. 1 i used (hi ;o:ic m !:iat the I ses which be- '■•c 4 the m cemete neai the 1 i uun ii 3 m.s Kluani sr wes,137 words
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Article90 1951-09-30 1 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG. Sat— Two Indian schoolboys, aged 20. led two traffic police cops on motorcycles merry chase through the streets here this evening, when they drove away with Senior Inspector Shah Wall's brand new car. On the Glugor Road, however. the car came to90 words
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Article204 1951-09-30 1 UN Troops Make 'Limited Retreat TOKIO, Sept. 29 (UP) A General Headquarters' communique today said fighting increased m intensity m the past 24 hours with vicious hand-to-hand combat m the east central front and an enemy attack on the west central front that forced United Nations troops to make a204 words
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Article246 1951-09-30 1 LONDON, Sept. 29 (UP) Britain announced last night that it will ask the United iSatious Security Council to halt the nationalization of Iran's oil and diplomatic quarters said the Royal iVavy may impose a virtual oil blockade while it waits for a United Nations ruling.246 words
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364 1951-09-30 1 ROBERT MENGIN - ROBERT MENGIN BY Standard Special Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 29 Great Britain will not land troops on the island of Abadan and will not resist the expulsion of her technicians by force. This is the conclusion arrived at m political circles here, from unofficial364 words
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Article286 1951-09-30 1 Will Discuss At Next Meet Standard Malay Correspondent THE Malay Sultans are understood to be greatly perturbed by the recent establishtnent of the Independence of Malaya Party. Informed sources said there is evidence that several Sultans disagree with the aims of IMP. Holder of the Rulers 9286 words
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Article, Illustration63 1951-09-30 1 photo. MORE than 2.000 #pp7ot/ee* of th e three SenAcet m Singapore heU a mass meetina to protest against the attitude of their employers m not granting th%m wages and cost of LfcSX a "°«*2»"« «2, K"e. W»g those paid ly the local Government to its employees Picture shows Mr.Standard - 63 words
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Article35 1951-09-30 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat A special religious service will be held for three days commencing tomorrow being New Moon Day at the Buddhist Temple. Temple Road for the speedy recovery of the King.35 words
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Article77 1951-09-30 1 LONDON. Sept. 29 (ReuteD— King George Vl's progress has been free of complications since his operation six days ago, his doctors announed today. The King is gaining strength daily, they added m a bulletin at 11.45 this morning the tenth since the operation was performed. The77 words
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Article71 1951-09-30 1 MELBOURNE, Sept. 29. (Reuter-AAP): Polish migrant Mrs. Ida Hampel, of East Kew, Melbourne, won £10,000 m a lottery with a ticket whose number was the savie is a number tatooed on her sister's arm. Xazis tatooed the number ***** on the arm of her sister Mrs. Bronka Szental,71 words
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Article135 1951-09-30 1 Franchot Marries Barbara CLOQUET. Minnesota. Sept. 29 (AP) Film star Barbara Payton and actor Franchot Tone, still bearing mementos of a fight over her, were married on Friday night, and told newsmen that they would honeymoon m quiet northern Minnesota. "I never felt better m my life," 4 1 ?ar135 words
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Article22 1951-09-30 1 LONDON. Sept. 29 (AFP) Sir Leslie Boyoe was today elected Lord Mayor of London. He succeeds Sir Deny.s I.owson.22 words
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Article, Illustration432 1951-09-30 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 29.— The Commonwealth raw material conference ended with greater understanding of mutual problems but no visible solid results. >'"< MINISTERS of the British Commonwealth met m London on Sept. 24 for talks on raw materials and world short•res. Pictured432 words
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Article149 1951-09-30 1 (By Andrew Roth) Standard London Correspondent LONDON. Sat Singapore's tin market, ahould be closed along with that of New York and London, a Bolivian delegate proposed to the International Tin Study Group whose sixth meeting ended m Rome yesterday He proposed prices be fixed149 words
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Article234 1951-09-30 1 UTAH Sept. 29 (UP).— Sex .layer R O Ganlner was executed here by a firing aquad today. He went to hi* death only a few hour* after a midnight hearing rejected his last-minute appeal to *tay execution. The riflemen named t-j carry out the234 words
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Article75 1951-09-30 1 LONDON. Sept 29 (Renter*— One soldier was killed and f "ir other women were severely injured today when thr(K* Ctrl collided m thick fog near M.nistone. K^nt. The Army lorry* carrying about 20 soldiers, ba-.s\. into flames. A coach and a lorry loaded with concrete pipes were75 words
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Article, Illustration39 1951-09-30 1 Photo Studio. CHE Asmah binti Ismail, who won the first price at the Fashion Show, staged by the Tuanku Mohamad Club. Kuala Pilah. at the Pearl Theatre, m aid of the House Fund" of the Club—Picture by Bee ChunBee Chun - 39 words
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Advertisement40 1951-09-30 1 FGJFG JTR TRT5 J Eksliow, from fha world Franc«, is the epitoma of the traditional ort off \J[ BM A llfl brandy-making. There i« no %m W I j3 M mwtm ncr brandy. [AjnAW FINEST FRENCH M|| '«"W COGNAC BRANDY40 words
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Advertisement9 1951-09-30 1 ICi CREAM W^M JtHBI COLO STORAGE 1 fW CREAMERIES9 words
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111 1951-09-30 2 MESSRS Naina Mohamed and Sons of Raff.es Place. Singapore is fieri ng three scholarship awards to Muslim ftuder^s. who nave been accepted for admission to the University of Malaya. Two of the scholarships are r medicine, tenable for a period not exceeding six years and111 words
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Article33 1951-09-30 2 A SUCCESSFUL pre-term social and dance was held last night at the Ooi Tiong Ham Hall i^r undergraduates and friends It was ort;:ir.:.-.t.-d by the University of Bfalaya*a NonH sieiutes Organisation.33 words
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Article, Illustration405 1951-09-30 2 GEORGE RASIAH - DALHOUSIE NEEDLE WAS S'pore 1st MEMORIAL GEORGE RASIAH By SINGAPORE CITY. which Is m itself a monument to free trade, has a lftycar-oM «e«o--rial to commemorate the visit to these shores of Ml Englishman who, during hM lifetime, was a leading aovocate of free trade. He was the Marauis ofTHE MALAYAN - 405 words
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437 1951-09-30 2 Standard Staff Reporter xMORE THAN 2,000 members of the Services unions m Singapore were told yesterday to be prepared for a strike. This was the key-note of the many speeches delivered at the mass meeting of the Services civilian employees held at437 words
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Article, Illustration238 1951-09-30 2 Standard Staff Reporter TWENTY-THREE police officers and men received letters of commendations from the hands of their Chief, Mr. J. P. Pennefather-Evans, Commissioner of Police, at a ceremony held at the Police Training School yesterday morning. Letters of commendation were given to Inspector M. iStandard; Michael Goh - 238 words
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Article58 1951-09-30 2 THE RASC Civilian Association at a recent committee meeting decided to form a ladies sub-committee. Mr. N. Natarajan was elected chairman of the Literary subcommittee. The committee also discussed the possibility of raising the Association's funds by holding a social some time this year. This matter58 words
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Article24 1951-09-30 2 MR. ARNOLD Lamping. Netherlands High Commissioner to Indonesia, reached Singapore by air yesterday after two months m the Hague.24 words
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Article36 1951-09-30 2 TAN TAI HUAT was fined $1,000. m default six months' rigorous imprisonment, m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday when he admitted having 430 tins of dutiable cigarettes at Fisher Street on Sept. 28.36 words
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224 1951-09-30 2 21 Nations Meet In S'pore For Rice Talks TWENTY-ONE countries, including France, Australia, the Netherlands and the U.S.A., have accepted the Commissioner-General's invitation to attend the third meeting of the Consultative Committee on Rice which opens tomorrow at Phoenix Park. North Borneo will be represented by Mr. H. P. G.224 words
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Article98 1951-09-30 2 ST. ANDREW'S Mission H spital Week this year starU omorrow with a broadcast m English over Radio Malaya and RedifTusion by Mrs. Elizabeth Choy. A Bridge and Mahjong Drive organised by a Committee headed by Lady Fogarty will take place on Tuesday, Oct. 2 at 6 p.m.98 words
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Article, Illustration152 1951-09-30 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE MALAYAN Chinese Association yesterday gave out $1,830 to the 39 families who JJ"/***** br the $3,f00,--smokehoQse of the Joo Seng Rubber Factory and the BearU *i^f p w*? dli^ Übouren last Thun Each person, regardless of na- H* <*152 words
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Article135 1951-09-30 2 Lim Voted President Again MR Lit YEW HOCK, President of the Singapore Labour Party and Legislative Councillor was m absentia re-elected President of the Singapore Clerical and Administrative Workers' Union for the current year. At the Union's fifth annual general meeting yesterday, Mr. Lim won the seat by one vote:135 words
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Article285 1951-09-30 2 Standard Staff Reporter MALAYA, if it chooser, may become the model for the rest of Asia by evolving a new kind of nationality that has no connection at all with religion, race or caste. r. Dr. Ram Marohar Lohia, top Indian socialist, said this285 words
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131 1951-09-30 2 He Squeezed Her HandCost Him $20 WONG CKf !IVN( married woman >>v told tht Sim Fourth Police M, Mr. p. aam.,., r v that wfcfc *c j ing from a bus squeezed her hai then nenl m tl «he ,u S v.lkn,, yards «n a dark d roa«! and utaoyi131 words
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Article46 1951-09-30 2 ISHAK BIN IB: Malay with ftve pi viotions. was Ktiten Singapore Fourth P< yesterday to cj x rigorous bnprta followed by a supervision v. h< a he stealing a camera *roi belonging U I Most at 0 i Bed on Sept. 26.46 words
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Article22 1951-09-30 2 K.B. IfCKEE Lsngkaw: was charge Singapore First P< yesterday with dis haviour md I a policeman. M manded until O22 words
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Advertisement227 1951-09-30 2 LAST 3 SHOWS t, 6 15 A9 15 P.m. Warner Bros. Music Dances Songs lame*, Cagney Doris Day S N "West Point Story TO DAY AT 11 A.M. Warner Bros. "Lift With father 1 IN TECHNICOLOR TaMORROW ■To<»tlißht VarHties" and "Jungle Headhunters'* IN TECHNICOLOR STARLIGHT Mm*. Pasir Panjang laai 2227 words
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Advertisement141 1951-09-30 2 HIGHLIGHTS OF HOSPITAL WEEK [St. Andrew's Mission' TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2nd BRIDGE MAHJONG At Admiralty House 6 p.m. mony valuable PRIZES BUFFET SUPPER 111 Tickets $3.50 inclusive from Lody Fogarty Mrs. H. T. Wee b Cold Sforogc km (American Express i FRIDAY, OCTOBER sth CHARITY BALL At Raffles Hotel 9 p141 words
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Article445 1951-09-30 3 More Chances For Higher Education Standard Malay Correspondent MALA\ parent* m Singapore unanimously jhail tlie Five- Year Education Plan for Malay school children. They feel that the Plan provides more opportunities for Malay children to acquire higher school education. Chegu Abdul Raham bin Haji Mohd.445 words
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Article, Illustration79 1951-09-30 3 THREE blocks of ten store j tenement flats are now being built m Upper Pickering Street by the Singapore Improvement Trust. The buildings are expected to be completed about the middle of next June. The two end blocks can accommodate approximately 80 flats and 16 shops. The centre block will79 words
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67 1951-09-30 3 A WOMAN. Leong Jit Chim, was oilered $500 bail m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday, when she admitted assisting m the carrying of chap ji ki lottery at North Bridge Road on Sept. 28. In another case, Lim Chuan. was also allowed $$0067 words
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Article92 1951-09-30 3 YEO TENG KOK, a Chinese cook, pleaded guilty m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday to having approximately 21 pounds of raw opium. It was stated that at 8.20 a.m. on Sept. 28, just before the m.v. Seroei left for Pontianak, a party of revenue officers92 words
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Article36 1951-09-30 3 FOR stealing four piece 3 of firewood, worth $1.20 from a yard at Clyde Terrace on Sept. 28, Ng Ah Lam was given one month's rigorous imprisonment m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday.36 words
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Article, Illustration48 1951-09-30 3 Pedestrain Refuge At Kallang Rd photo. WORK has already started on the budding of the $17,000 pedestrian refuge dividing Kallang Road from the Lavender Street junction to the Airport. The pedestrian refuo will repbee all the barrels which woro wed as an experiMiMt for nearly a year. StandardStandard - 48 words
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Article145 1951-09-30 3 100Colony Salesmen To Aid Fair ONE HUNDRED salesmen are being loaned by the Singapore Chinese Textiles and Sundries Importers Union to help the organisers at the $1,000,000 Hongkong Chinese manufacturer's Trade Fair which is to be he'd at the Happy World Stadium from Oct. 12 to 21. The men will145 words
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Article122 1951-09-30 3 QUIF.T conditions prevailed on the rubber market m Singapore yesterday, with quotations about a cent and a half belu.v Friday's levels. Sm:»U turnover of business was recorded on a featureless market. First gride rubber for October shipment was quoted a $1.53* per 1b The Singapore Chamber of Cnnvnerce122 words
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Article, Illustration88 1951-09-30 3 WITH 24 years of service m the General Hospital as a radiologist. Dr. J. W. Winchester accompanied by his wife left Singapore by air recently to take up a post with the National Health Service m Northern Ireland. He will act as Consulting Radiologist. Dr. Winchester who is 51 retiredStandard - 88 words
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Article369 1951-09-30 3 THE FACULTY of Medicine. University of Malaya yesterday issued the following pass lists for the first and second professional examinations for the degrees of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery and also Bachelor of Dental Surgery. Following passed m the subjects stated thereby completing the369 words
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Article24 1951-09-30 3 THE UNION Benevolent Society held a dinner at the Tai Tong Restaurant, Happy World, last night m celebration ot its fifth anniversary.24 words
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160 1951-09-30 3 Ballet, Magic Show At St. Andrew's Ball Standard Woman Reporter A CHARITY ball m aid of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital Week will be held on Friday, Oct. 5 at Raffles Hotel The organisers have contrived to provide a variety of entertainment without too much encroachment on the dancing-. Miss Maudrene160 words
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170 1951-09-30 3 Standard Woman Reporter THE possibilities of a high standard of dancing being attained m Malaya are tremendous, said Joan Curtis,, partner of the internation-ally-known professional. Dan Judah. Despite the talent existing:, however, there must Hist be a change m the outlook of170 words
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Article54 1951-09-30 3 Fun Fair At Swimming Club A GALA fun fair is beinf held today from 10.;j<» a.m to 4 p.m. ai the Chinese Swimming Club. Singapore, m ai i of the Swimming Pool Fund. Malayan food will be on sate and all sorts of entertainment will be provided. Special swi-nmiug events54 words
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Advertisement277 1951-09-30 3 children's tect rl-roagHout fSe day. #i»sv T 3nsrtto'« ffliWbrt A^ oc*o««* INTRODUCING OUR "JUMPER" fUUa LOOK TO YOUR POCKET! LOOK FOR THIS! PurmiNe the^ Approved Sh.».*« Ike? >^ll at fair prioe^ t« »tegapai« i,»i,i Orchw f Bsad Siagapore > 60 Orchard RMd Spore X U t n\ Orchard Boad, s277 words
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Advertisement431 1951-09-30 3 SVJjjf^n r- ff M NOTICE THE MALAYAN SCHOOL OF MOTORING LIMITED CJEQUIRES Managers and Driving Instructors for Branches throughout tha Federation of Malaya. Pieas-3 apniy m writing to the Secretaries. Messrs Jaw C>, 88. Bcewster Road, Ipoh. TUITION DRESSMAKING DESIGN- DfG taught by long et> perienced teacher* Enquiries to -Mrs.431 words
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Article, Illustration1948 1951-09-30 4 Thomas Jones - Thomas Jones By C. H. 0N no institution does the British genius for compromise shine more brightly than on the Throne, where we behold the Sovereign who is the Servant of All exercising the minimum of power and the maximum of influence, the sublimated embodiment of1,948 words
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Article409 1951-09-30 4 CAPT. D. H. de T. READE - CAPT. D. H. de T. READE By IN THE jungles of Malaya, Army sportsmen, Communist terrorists and wild boars provide three deadly enemies from which no possible combination of two can be pitted against the third. Three years cf Communist terrorism have left the pig to a large409 words
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Article311 1951-09-30 4 briefed by an officer when they get to the starting point It's sport, but m the interests of safety, strictests rules must be observed." He added: "We have had up to 40 men out at a time and one day alone we shot 14 pigs." Before I311 words
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Advertisement320 1951-09-30 4 Charrhil!: Hinje f a (e flfJ* 1 Ch«*e Freedom fJJ Practical Modem Malay l.tt Leaves from A Doctors Life It 00 Life of Lord Moyd 690 Jungle Road to Tokyo <-25 Ballroom Dancing made Fasy 200 Handbook for Midwives 5 Aids to Practical Nursing 3.tt j Text Book of the320 words
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Advertisement178 1951-09-30 4 Nothing finer for yourl 'vf^-J^J INDIGESTION. Rai il^^U^bwi a!i SUI d:st: ss :u i3pQ^2Enl n >if s: v A^'^gCSSJjj Witt's Antac-d Povc lj C 2i °"S a protective \:-.yr-. If m lining. Keep ala of Ik M Powder always h Jfcy} m a Jt f if* YOu The family standby178 words
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Article, Illustration632 1951-09-30 5 Meteor Reports "Stupid And Premature" Australian Air Chief Here From Korea Cup For Tengah Aussies Tomorrow Standard Staff Reporter REPORTS that British Meteor jet fighters operating m Korea were no good n against Russian-pattern MIG-15 jets were described as stupid and premature m Singapore last night by a man who632 words
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Article268 1951-09-30 5 ANDREW ROTH - ANDREW ROTH R; Standard London Correspondent LOND s^; tiversitv >f Malaya should >ve^ to ab a in Johore Bahru for it is Singa City" pleaded Alexandei •Saunders las: n addressing the annuaJ dinner iana oi Lh( >-..den:s Union. ke of the report which itablishment and268 words
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Article18 1951-09-30 5 X 5 \IR embe Board I th< Singapore, li is positions the >eve: oe ar. i18 words
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Article143 1951-09-30 5 Standard Staff Reporter A LEADING Anglo-Iranian Oil Company executive *a~s m Singapore night on an undisclosed r mnd-the-world minion. He wai M- G H. C.ixon. Assistant to the Board ai Directors of the C xnpai who reached Singapore t>] Qant ifl 30AC from London Ml143 words
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Article140 1951-09-30 5 Queen Of Singers Crowned Standard W anun Reporter CHILDREN and women packed the Majestic Theatre terda: evening to see Miss Ch.;:._ Sr.ac Hoor.g cr >w.T.ed 1951 S rxg .;een of cafe singers 1:1 Pan-Male Amusement Parks Fve the ax 1 inners-up u-er-e preser.: Thej mrere Mi^es Nancy C:-. Hurley Lv,140 words
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Article51 1951-09-30 5 KLUANG Sat.— Dr A N ft Health Officer, Cent-... Joh »re, Kluang, was involved m an accident with an omnibus wiiile be was motoring down from Saigapore yesterday evening. He was m ured, o::* bis condition tod at the British Militar Hospital here 'A'a^ stated to be51 words
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Article, Illustration26 1951-09-30 5 photo. THE only woman speaker at the mass meeting of the Services unions m Singapore, Miss Lillian Yuen of the Singapore Admiralty Local Staff Union- StandardStandard - 26 words
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Article325 1951-09-30 5 ALL-TIME RECORD PROFIT BY F N Standard Staff Reporter FRASER and Neave Ltd.. < aerated water manufacturers. report all-time record sales and profit for the year ended June i last. A'e" makin? provision of undisclosed amounts for depre-1 dation ot investments, stocks and doubtful debL=. and writing- 1 off $995,789325 words
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Article, Illustration179 1951-09-30 5 IMBVED with the desire of serving humanity", Mis Anna Chan, a IH-year-old Cantonese girl now m the Eighth Standard, of a mission school m Singapore is impatient to pass her Senior to become a nurse. Anna works s*':er --non' hours as a telephone operator179 words
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Article255 1951-09-30 5 COLA AWARD 'HUMILIA TING "Mandanl >tafl Reporter THF RECENT award of increased coal of living allowance* to Service- civilian employee m Singapore and the Federation are mo?»t humiliating and inadequate, particular^ m the case of the lower-paid ijroup-..** Tn e War Departmeni Lr in* Staff Association at Malaya, re- esenting255 words
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Miscellaneous94 1951-09-30 5 Power Cuts SUBSI \Tlo\» m Singapore li.ihie tn load shedding today: Malayan Hrewerv, A C Brfwery, Difthelin <«>. lin^lin Road. Phoenix Park. Uexandra Brickworks, Pa«.ir Panjanc, K«formatory Road. Oxygen Fj«tory. < rosonJt*". M Janes, Mm Boad, Silat Roa.l. Biikit l»;i-<.ii. Hat. irafalgar Street, Alison Eoad. NIGHT Arthur Ko.ul. Ul;i- I<p.94 words
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Article, Illustration1257 1951-09-30 6 In West Europe OH I but it's good to be back home again. After weeks of jaunting, the crisp and wine-like autumn air of Paris waits to be gulped m. The sun is behind, the winter ahead, and now there's work to be done1,257 words
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Article658 1951-09-30 6 I ODD STORIES m the news pHAIN-LETTER sent out by practical jokers m Stockholm reads: "If you are tired of your wife ask her to call on the man whose name appears at the top of this list. If you do not break the658 words
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Advertisement596 1951-09-30 6 Glands Restored to Youthful Vigour In 24 Hours |Q, Scientist Explains How itrj New Discovery Makes %Df Men Feel Years Younger 0,3, L« 2dT£ O £fte hM inr'ouiKcd tin. fwenUy «M«d :"Wh« tlud p<*ef t£ rVll lecret at youth. »i«our en- dimtni&hes H to my observation U»t ttm 2J Thi-*T-596 words
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Miscellaneous9 1951-09-30 6 DAVID LANGPON E7gRY SUNDAY r* V W ff«v mv9 words
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Article, Illustration1885 1951-09-30 7 MY future biographer is m for some pretty severe shocks when he pets around to sorting out my personal papers and manuscripts. I should know what I am saying for it was only a few hours ago that my wife brought me round by throwing1,885 words
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Article225 1951-09-30 7 George Pollock - George Pollock By rpiiE Emir of Ilorin and his counsellors decided: *'More people m our town must learn to read and write." But the Emir and counsrllors, who are old and wise, knew it was no rood just saving so. What the people of Ilorin225 words
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Advertisement171 1951-09-30 7 H0 WORKS THtS MAGiC! i i'cr I3i!s t0 dissolve MeJttnent It ft by ordinary -n^&t& Pistol Sediment ts d:srWi to a few stcondst fgi/tffk with SDlif-y CLEANS AND PROTECTS YOUR PEN AS YOU WRITE r:p«ui» sfrvicp station for U4ESVUB IUSAi TOROfsTTO (CANADA^ UCAOf, RA^rL£S PLACE SINGAPORE 7333-f r Aitlunathc I'A171 words
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Article319 1951-09-30 8 Independent Morning (Setvspuper 1 I/OR us the Bank of England has always symbolized old-world sedateness and old-world caution. Come what may, we told ourselves, the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street would continue to preserve within her stately walls the threatened values of a Britain assailed by the rush319 words
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Article986 1951-09-30 8 ANDREW ROTH - Germany Enters The Ring ANDREW ROTH By "ORITAIX was 100 sh; ken by 'he defeat of Randolph r^rpin to *ak.e proper cognisance of its government's deosion to welcome German divisions into a European Army. On the German question Britain, like the battered Turpin has stood paralyzed. This paralysis comes not986 words
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908 1951-09-30 8 ALAS, THE OLD LADY AIN'T WHAT SHE USED TO BE! paration office where we employ 100 girls output was falling after lunch. Now we have music while they work and morale is terrific." We cannot say the same of our morale. Frankly, despite these assurances, we are seized by doubts908 words
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Article, Illustration701 1951-09-30 8 AFGHANISTAN LENDS A HAND IN FRONTIER TROUBLE -MAKING NEW DELHI. AS India and Pakistan sharpen knives and watch their frontiers, seven million on the Afghan border grow ever more restless as they scent coming trouble. There were bonfires m the tribal areas, so Kabul Radio says, on September 2, which701 words
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Advertisement244 1951-09-30 8 Piccadilly No. 1 factory-fresh from J »«i < London. These full Virginia ogarettes »L are blended with the skill that has X i^§* made the House of Carreras— Britain's leading cigarette maker*— famous foi over 150 years. SINT.APORK ll\ i.f Mh. > J ki FLDFRATION |f N TSc/zum&el One q/244 words
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Article524 1951-09-30 9 AUDREY WHITING - AUDREY WHITING By 'JWLL, distinguished, niilitary-moustached Frenchman Baron Charles de Richter watched English holiday makers poring over menus m the South of France with an amused twinkle m his blue eyes. Husbands, wives and nippers m short pants they were all very serious. And524 words
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Article1078 1951-09-30 9 HAROLD NICOLSON - HAROLD NICOLSON By LONDON. READ ieeently with pity and with terror Mr. PhiHp Toy 1 1 bee's cathartic cable from Teheran. The human beings who seek, whether from good or bad motives, to control the situation, find themselves at the mercy of some fate that falsifies their words1,078 words
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Article174 1951-09-30 9 T,X)lt years I have F been receiving flashy neckties throufh the post, wearinf them to the horror of my friends and feelinr very proud of myself. This wax because every tie was accom-pank-d by note explaining ifl m.ide by "a handicapned174 words
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Article874 1951-09-30 9 Geoffrey Carr - Hortense in 'Kiss-Kiss' Land.. Geoffrey Carr By She debunks the 'city of sex' a I LONDON. SOl.-TH Sea natives divide American films into two classes. They cull them "kisskiss"' and "bang-bang.'" Add "crinkle-crinkle" for crisp dollar notes, and you know what makes Hollywood Hck: SEX, MONEY, VIOLEXCE. And the greatest874 words
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Advertisement299 1951-09-30 9 His MASTER'S YOKE H9 t q ,ts rod O fcr AC. mcinj ands^VCCMl end tropicoti^ed. C oS h Pt ccs Singapore $279. Fed: $324.00. < M M MMM t aUMi III" YOU.too.may be one of the MILLIONS who suffer from VITAIVIIN&MINERAL^/^/^/ That is why you feel Worn out Nervous. Irritable,299 words
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Advertisement77 1951-09-30 9 Prominent Citizen >7if i.«i Ira i,ttrtlmr. >/<*- reprv* aUyu otul' beif />f/ /or iiitur*. t'id feu Em surftrix-ff that this htt is ijmll i. Wlik the linhtpst I Unl'l (jJt^i f^Tr I HI r» wMM p■■ J^^^^^MiSm^^SSUM^S3MmMm AllClAlklllCAl tk€ ff ALUmInIUIVI vmjcj L tBIB WMM^MMM^M)^^MM^^mMntt^B^BBBBMMMM^^B^^%%SSSi^3^MMMoH9wS9L i^Mftrlm vWJ mwMMM^MmJ&M^^^B't&A B 977 words
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Article, Illustration1130 1951-09-30 10 SAVE LIVES QUR helicopter pilots ore rore boys. Surfacedly, they ore outshone by the odd-looking croft they fly (probably the oddest things yet ore sea-horses). But to say that they have merited the helicopter permanency with the Royal Air Force is no mere exaggeration. I The helicopter,1,130 words
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115 1951-09-30 10 Standard Shipping Reporter THE popular Blue Funnel passonger-freMiter Gorgon, on the Singapore-Western Australia service, will leave her berth at the Harbour Board wharves today and enter King's dry dock for her yearly relit Lne vessel is expected to remain m dock till Oct °6115 words
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Article91 1951-09-30 10 LONDON. Sept. 29 (ReuteD— A London rirm, Unitory Ltd., which is building prefabricated houses costing about £1,620 is considering opening a factory 'for prefabs m Australia. A spokesman for the company added, "We are building the houses m such a way that the various91 words
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60 1951-09-30 10 Nationalist Move To Confiscate Panamanian Ship HONGKONG. Sept. 20 (AP)— Chinese Nationalist authorities have indicated they will confiscate the Panamanuin-reyi^ered ship. Capella. along with her ul°Sso.oo0 CaiS lue The Capelia left Hongkong on Aug. 12 for Red China, but a 'mutinous" crew took her to Formosa instead. One of two60 words
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234 1951-09-30 10 THE first of the new coastal lighters to be built for fhe Shell Company since the war for the carriage of benzine m bulk, will shortly be arriving m Singapore from United kingdom. The vessel, Landak, which is the first of three, will be234 words
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Article50 1951-09-30 10 p~. International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, m a section devoted to development m Asia, said that an appreciable improvement m the efficiency of the Indian railways nad contributed substantially to the strenthening of Indian economy. The technical P2 S11 of the railways should be further strengthened.50 words
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Article, Illustration164 1951-09-30 10 THIS year's chairman of the International Air Transport Association, which recently held its seventh annual general meeting m London, was Sir Miles Thomas, Chairman of BOAC since 1947. Fifty-four year-old Sir Miles has had a Ion? and varied experience m transport both on land I and m the air. Starting164 words
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Advertisement282 1951-09-30 10 FAST REGULAR TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE Oiu-ct Overlond San Frowci.cc L> 4»nlw AH Awericon Canodion Citie* pfeMM P. Shorn S'por« Arr LA/iF GEORGE lUCKENBACH 29Scpt/3Ocf 26Oct CHINA BEAR 24 ?6Ocf 27/28Ocf 290c»/lNov 20Nov LUCKCNBACM 24 26 No* 27/28 Nor 29Nov/Dee 20 De< For tuil jq y -urge Deep Tanks aid Passenger282 words
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Advertisement342 1951-09-30 10 I SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA n» r« *4j "SILANDIA" t for Soigon POrt Ps h j^ Banakok 21-23Oct is -a "PANAMA" for Bangkok, N Hongkong Kobe Yokonoma 23-260 "FIONIA" for Bangkok... 25 2SOr» "MALAYA" for Bangkok, Honakon 3 23-25Nov 121 TO CONTINENT SCANDikav For Colombo Aden, Par, Said G.noo. A^ V,342 words
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Article, Illustration801 1951-09-30 11 OSWALD HENRY - OSWALD HENRY 'THE Cinematograph Exhix bitors' Association of Singapore and the Federation of Malaya is m wholehearted agreement with the recommendations made by the Committee on Film Censorship and is willing to accept them m full m the form m which they have801 words
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Article, Illustration855 1951-09-30 11 The films, m 16 m.m. and 8 JW.m.. bear the following titles: Charlie's New Job," "Charlies Klopement," "Charlie The Tramp," "Charlie's Triple Trouble," "Charlie's Night Out" (With Ben Turpin). Champion Charlie," "Charlie Shanghaied." "Charlie At Work." 'Charlie At The Bank." "Charlie At The Show." Charlie In855 words
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Advertisement189 1951-09-30 11 W^ =^yut. Today 9 a.m. "MONTANA* (Tech) tow AlhambrA^^ |H s 'aRTS TODAY! V! I K.I OR -MONEY t0( vMMi; 11)11 ACTION FANS! i CD '"^^^^^■^jf^BMlfc K(M ND -BY -ROUND gGEI THK NrU ALH AM*BRa"hAßlT?^==r=ggg=> V 7?/ I V TODAY G DAILY/ W^J II A. M.-1.45-4. 15-6.45 <- :4 fr189 words
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Advertisement176 1951-09-30 11 IlillV 111 §w*^ f 1 J ril m "1 ..a i. «tn IMILY I-1 3 Ijl^: ;tv.\ x^iuM 1 1 ft-JO-^.W Aflom« <n tb« North\AtlcmticL y j^ffi&^M I Diving Champs ia action m "DIVING DYNASTY" f MJ^^&Sek&m ML Filmed m TECHNICOLOR Distributed by SHAW BROS, i DESPERATE INTRIGUE BEHIND A176 words
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Miscellaneous865 1951-09-30 11 i j&2r&' %■> x II JAN. iO TO FEB. 18 (Aquarius): A the spice ol lo\e. will be forgotten slow start to a week which will and mv i headway will be made, blossom out as the days progress. Good. too. for the housewife whoxe Friday will be your best865 words
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Miscellaneous288 1951-09-30 11 RADIO MALA 1 A SLNGAPORE ENGLISH PROGRAMME 184 m 41 m ..9 a.m. Programme Summar> !•.<'- Good Morning: H'W Musical BoundDp; 10 a.m. Emergency News (K.L.J 10.05 Radio Doctor; 10.15 Interlude from Hawaii; ><).:'.() Latin American on the Air: II a.m. The Man In Black; 11.30 Sunday studio Service (Salvation288 words
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Article, Illustration2188 1951-09-30 12 Mara - Mara By IHI W.irs 1 I "ii, ••Mo" t>all»-t (.it. :>..■.! and !>i<li»-r Kurv was <lnn"-<i !,n tlir t irttetes i'iH pupils of thru <>f iaactaf last rek's r»( it.il m |fa k tori 1 M«B--ori.il II C ING A POKE w«s halted and laimcd a City last ftatvrJajr.2,188 words
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Advertisement126 1951-09-30 12 Si HH B i\ J v X ifrbZTls Jr ANGELA T ""snURY •■•^BM^SBI^ :i^'' Holl\Avood s loveliest screen stars entrust t'vir lH>aut\ to Pan-Cake Make-up and so can you v^«* >- v For Piui-Cake'' is the famous eUmour nuke-up that gives /I (f I youpcrfectt^u a:: J protection for your126 words
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Advertisement241 1951-09-30 12 SB i i IT Che fragrant antiseptic that A amoolhe. hahy*» tender >V g tkin. and guards against Cj&\"'- 8 j I ktfectton. Firrt used m ff M<u j hospilak and cfinks. Baby v"^>»<U, I PREVENTS j NAPPIE RASH v 83 well at sunburn, wind. j"^\ A pv A burn241 words
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Article, Illustration598 1951-09-30 13 SUE. A. V Best Wind Sehnnl SUIT Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Sat —One of the finest schools for the blind m South East Asia and the first of its kind m the whole world, will be built m Johore Bahra, if plans, now under consideration598 words
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Article, Illustration201 1951-09-30 13 M. T. Yong - M. T. Yong By THE Chinese community m Selangoi is to have a bigger and more modern hall. Work of renovating and enlarging the present Chinese Assembly Hall m Birch Read is going ahead. When completed it wiD have accemmodati< n U r 900 people instead201 words
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Article, Illustration705 1951-09-30 13 IT WAS A DOG'S LIFE IN CAESAR'SARMY By JOH A BOUT two thousand years ago. m fact m the year 100 8.C., a certain Roman General was having the time of his life fighting a little battle with the Cimbir. Now this Roman General was a man705 words
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Advertisement52 1951-09-30 13 CCLD CREAM and VANISHING CREAM, for thaf lovelier look «»n (Si j^ POWDER ROUGE /PERFUME LIPSTICK TALC riRILLIANTINE HAIR CREAM BOURJOIS I LABORATORIES LIMITED, SINGAPORE y^M > f AGAINST ILLNESS ClP NIC WINE Vsouo;st R ,BUTORS: SIM E t DARBY ff m> Polishes RED TILE FLOORS CARoiiAL POLISH *'•«>. Mr.52 words
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Advertisement276 1951-09-30 13 From when j^p \l^J your baby J/ weighs 15 lbs V* i J^ Bjj£ *W 20 milk teeth are through v *r >o!ir huhv weiphs IS ibs., j start giving >>Mii habv I- hex M bfK^m^ R. regularls c\ Ja> mi! v to JJi t/'ViI nc <irex U( :i! ;i276 words
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510 1951-09-30 14 KEN JALLEH - KEN JALLEH By PLANS for the building of a badminton i nan for th«» Citv of Singapore have come down to earth for the fi«t t^e since g thc idea waa mooted by a band of enthusiastic officials two years ago. practical thinking510 words
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Article187 1951-09-30 14 A SPECTACULAR last minute goal scored by inside-right Harbaian Singh enabled Khalsa Association to beat Singapore Chinese Recreation Club by one goal to nil m an evenly contested Singapore Hockey Association First Division League match played at the Indian Association ground yesterday. The game started187 words
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Article, Illustration525 1951-09-30 14 SCC Go Down To Police-RASC XV Iflgli Sir/ SINGAPORE Crirket <lub sufferred their second successive defeat m a Singapore Rugby Union fixture yesterday losing to a combined Police-RASC side on the Padang by a penalty and a goal (8 points) to try and a penalty (6 points). The SCC. whoseStandard - 525 words
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Article701 1951-09-30 14 THE SINGAPORE Medical Services Union held Of 4th Annual Athletic Sports at the Lollese Ground (Sepoy l-ines) yesterday. Most interesting ot th» meet was the mter-sehoM invitation relay which An|loChinese School with Daniel Sn? as starter and Chan O.m Leng last man. finished first witn ease Raffles701 words
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Article62 1951-09-30 14 NAVAL C-in-C Staff Rut-by XV defeated St. Andrew's OBA 5 points (a goal> to nil at Woodsville yesterday. In a fast, open game the Saints did most of the pressing m the first half but there was nu scoring. Russel dashed across for the Seamen's first and only62 words
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Article296 1951-09-30 14 Hongkong Bank Get The Double A STROKE of luck gave the Hongkong Bank a 2 o win over Chartered Bank m the Singapore Business House-* League Cup final at Jalau Besar Stadium yesterday. With this victory, the Hongkong Bank has scored a fci double m the SHB Competitions, having also296 words
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Article62 1951-09-30 14 CENTRE FORWAR Shaik iMansor scored seven goals for the Latiff Wanderers who routed RAF (Seletar) 8-2 m a Singapore Hockey Association Division II match at Seletar yesterday. Mansor, Singapore's c? reforward was too fast and accurate for the Airmen. The other goal for the Wanderers was scored62 words
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Article115 1951-09-30 14 Singapore All Blues Fixtures Following are Singapore Asiatic Rugby Union's fixtures for this season Oct. 10 (Wed) vs. REME "A" Fairer Park. Oct. 13 (Sat.) vs. South Johore Fairer Park. Oct. 17 (Wed) vs. SCC "A"— Padang. Oct. 24 (Wed) vs. S.H.B.— Reuben Park. Oct. 27 (Sat.) vs. RASC "A"—115 words
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28 1951-09-30 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Close finishes were seen at technical college sports which concluded today on Cheras Road ground. Rajasingam with nine points became champion.28 words
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Article170 1951-09-30 14 BUKIT Timah Saddle Club held a quiet but successful gymkhana race, meeting at the Club's grounds m Bukit Timah, yesterday, 'retired' race horses, polo ponies and Shetland ponies i.£ he Üb VY 1 10 1 wil orm &l» year -.a ho P e- revive amateur170 words
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Article73 1951-09-30 14 Negri Win Bardhan Trophy SGREMBltfti Sembiljn i luilin Bardhan Tr« M ,h> defend the X, d a ±1 1-^todav iffgLsß which r*m<> mvi JJfjN the HPi-und htff Ir^u hy Sjiminjthjn penal" k| tt*t) rtiJed 1 The ,< expecte i i I m the livened up nv.s 1 >f the R73 words
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112 1951-09-30 14 last MiiniiU 1 1 m*i«| kinson **nahkd th' H<»ward> t<» bea4 »*t Coaaai d«»> Ki»>j| Mafiaev ht s«wK to tar ia H* liwy f, H hall A\s<x iati<»n, Mil, j final on Killi* rlia;<* <roimj thin ev«»nia*. The gjm» Iml h| erenl.v <oni»*%j*'l :hr.»u"h».it112 words
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Advertisement617 1951-09-30 14 For" BIG CAR' comfort... REMA(JLi7SOcc a large ear sealed down.., with we:ght-savmg design from stem to stern, a beautiful little four cylinder engine placed at t**qt f minimum noise and la^t but not least, minimum D«t-ol consumption seats 4 comfortably!^ >"'»/ Agents:CYCLE CARRIAGE CO., (1926) LTD. I URUiARD RD. STOKE617 words
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Advertisement99 1951-09-30 14 r||| fAM kjf J^U Fnn'c j^v i %B kllll 9 f M <S^\ KfW W m fy If you have eaten unwisely, or too well, take a dash of LNO Salt". This will set your digestive juices flowing, help your stomach deal its burden, remove the feeling of discomfort and99 words
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693 1951-09-30 15 INDIANS LEAD EASILY IN THOMAS CUP MA TCH MELBOURNE, Sept. 29 (UP).— lndia won all the four games m the opening day of the match against Australia m the Thomas Cup Pacific Zone Final played here today. In only one of the four games did the Australians annex a set693 words
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Article, Illustration56 1951-09-30 15 Photo. Singapore Chin Woo Athletic Association yesterday celebrated their 30th anniversary with a tea-party at the S eF l m Sf taurant. Before the microphone (left to right) are: Mr Wei Yuen Fong, Mr. C. M. Wong, Mr. Lee Tse Lun (President), Mr. Ho Keng Lui. Mr. Font Kam WensStandard - 56 words
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Article278 1951-09-30 15 THE United Services League is to hold a ball at the Rallies Hotel to ring down the curtain on a successful season FjfLt. W. H. Randall who played a leading part m the formation of the league has been nominated head of the committee to make arrangements278 words
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Article42 1951-09-30 15 NEW YORK, Sept. 28 (UP) Jackie Robinson, Roy Campanella and Preacher Roe of the Brooklyn Dodgers were fined by the National League President, Ford Frick, today for "scenes they they put on m the runway of the Braves.42 words
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810 1951-09-30 15 Standard Staff Reporter ONE OF SINGAPORE'S most outstanding gwimmerg, Wiepe Wolters proved that he has no equal m the Singapore Swimming Club when he won the Willie Hill Memorial Trophy for the Club championship at its close of season meet held at Tanjong Rhu yesterday.810 words
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Article340 1951-09-30 15 LONDON. Sept. 29 (Reuter)— It was Surprise Day m English soccer today as league results came m with Manchester United victims of Preston, Portsmouth victors over Villa and the Spurs held to a draw by Arsenal. DIVISION I Arsenal 1, Tottenham 1. Blackpool 2. Manchester C. 2.340 words
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244 1951-09-30 15 TOMMY McGOVERN, recently crowned British lightweight champion, has been offered £600 for one fight m Singapore witß an option for a second match on the same terms, by promoter Abdul Razak who cabled his offers to McGovern's manager Benny Huntman yesterday. This £600 purse244 words
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Advertisement261 1951-09-30 15 U^^~^ < iinerafi by pre-war original I ,^|P*l I trl Zeiss Jena Factory. "^^B tmwmwmmV *5% ftlu SP^lt m*'*>*mißmm¥*~^ H modern model with Prisma- i assißC device Equipped with 1 B 1 to 1 IOOOth sec. and with I se d fof flash strobe. tsc filter. 3 rings, hood $740.00261 words
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Advertisement401 1951-09-30 15 NEW WAY to SHAVE- gl you need no brush with Wk PALMOLIVE JkW BRUSHLESS ,/^fe SHAVING d&fcfflf CREAM /QA&w —then shave And after your smooth Palmolive shave your face will feel A COLGATE-PALMOLIVE PRODUCT fresher and more comfortable than ever before SOLE AGENTS: HARPER GILFI LLAN CO., LTD. THE OHE401 words
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Miscellaneous29 1951-09-30 15 HIGH TIDES at the principal resorts m Malaya: TODAY: A.M. P.M. Singapore 10.43 10.34 Malacca ©T. 14 7.42 Port Dickson 05.55 6.23 Port Sham 04.59 5.18 Penangr 00.17 12.1829 words
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Article2565 1951-09-30 16 OLLIE DAVIES - OLLIE DA VIES Deadheatln Big Sweep Event By CONFIDENTLY ridden by Wally Bagby, No Regrets once again demonstrated his liking for the Ipoh straight •to win the Perak Gold Vase trial easily by two lengths from his old rival. Bright Eyes. The favourite. Ladies2,565 words
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Article109 1951-09-30 16 Toy Bazaar Cup B'ton At NS SEREMBAN, Sat. -An wnfhi tln b s dminto match Birtmfnt P y o d at the Cameron Badminton Party's courts toK the anous Parties m the Mate will meet the Negri f o e r m^ an T Combined SschooTs for ne Toy Bazaar109 words
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