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Title Section20 1953-06-28 1 SUNDAY STANDARD i'l I i »l 1 V»l. I No. 326. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY. JUNE 28, 1953. TWENTY PAGES 10 CENTS.20 words
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Article361 1953-06-28 1 m io TOUR CONTEST '/Vi// Freedom Or 9 FRENCH RUSH TROOPS INTO PNOM PENH SAIGON, Indo-China, June 27— A "holy war" against France threatened to break out m Cambodia today as French infantry and marine troops rushed into the Cambodian capital of Pnom Penh. i OfficialU.P.; AFP; Reuter - 361 words
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Article, Illustration49 1953-06-28 1 DENISE VANE. Hullborn acrobatic dancer, flourishes Che remnants of her attire as she nears the end of her **Dance of the Seven Veils" in a rehearsal of "C'hu Chin Chow on Ice." the £135.. 000 ice operatta which opens at the Kmpire Pool. Wembley. June 30.49 words
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Article789 1953-06-28 1 Wasagam Goes Ahead Again 1 us N.M. Vasafam, the financial IVoi Department has taken the the Standard's M[|»rld Tour Contest Iriiiva s most popular personally. unt. VasaftamVtoUl just topped with overwhelntof support, from Federation readers. ..ir for i ff. Sar. vanamuthu ketpri to the cad la-t a good second ote^789 words
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Article31 1953-06-28 1 THE :.V-\>n M.V. Peeling. H ngkong tor the SI s iship Company I i d, S igapore, has <atisictori np et< h< r trials > for Singap :c today. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article39 1953-06-28 1 PRESIDENT Quirino will save s j Japanese war criminals from death a^i free all other Japanese prisoner i In a Fourth of .fuly "act Of merry," reliable MMirref m Manila told the Uuited Presa ftfttrdajr^- U.P.U.P. - 39 words
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Article178 1953-06-28 1 Hopes Rose A nd Fell At Lords AUSTRALIA went m lo bat m their second innings at Lords yesterday, after dismissing England for 372 runs, and at close of play were 96 with nine wickets f ,m hand. Once again. U. Iras ?x;raordinary. dramatic cricket Australia's hopes falling when skipper178 words
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604 1953-06-28 1 LONDON, June 27 The Bermuda Big-Three conference has been postponed os Britain's Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill is o tired man. The talks were to be held o*l July 8. A medical bullet m r&ued from No. 10. Downing Street saidReuter; A.P.; A.F.P. - 604 words
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Article, Illustration150 1953-06-28 1 Standard Staff Reporter EDMUND Hillary was 'determined to have a cra«k" at Mount Everts: despite the j Swiss mountaineer* who warned that no man could have survived much further than they had climbed, sa.d Mr. Rex Hillary, younger brother of the Everest conqueror, m Singapore150 words
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Article35 1953-06-28 1 THE Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru, said m New Delhi yesterday that India would send troops to Kot'-'a only when conditions were 'ripe" there for them tv> function peacefully.- ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article33 1953-06-28 1 A lorry capsized md kilted 6 people m Italy yesterday. Reuter FINLAND'S Agrarian-Social-ist Government decided at a cabinet meeting yesterday to tender its resignation \o President Paasikivi on Monday. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article31 1953-06-28 1 SIX David Maxwell Fyfe, the British Home Serr*-t;n y. «rho H responsible for Civil Defence m wartime complained yesterday Wwrt Dearly a quarter of Britain's 263,270 vo ml untrained.- ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article111 1953-06-28 1 SAVANNAH. Junr 27 (Reuler) Mr Alex Lawrence, a lawyer defending m a court ca-o iifie tolav pr»iduced a co-K'oath m cuurfl aiiii >iuitcd mating it bit by Im, to puv« it iiai.n.'jii. Hi rrpre-ented he Savannah i Coca Cola Bottling Compatl) which sued for111 words
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Article73 1953-06-28 1 LONDON. June i~. CAP).— Britons mat waik Into any butcher's shop In th f > country and buy M oaMhe»ration" meat across the countei tot the tii-t time since World Wnr II uegintiing Juiy ti. The oil-ration meat will be only a small temjxjniry bonus on73 words
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Article37 1953-06-28 1 THE future ul New Ci the junkie covered island which is vital to Australia* security, will be discussed by two Dutch Cabinet Ministers m Australia within the next lew weeks, it is understood ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article21 1953-06-28 1 President Eisenhower jre»« terday a>ke<i the Senate I I appro\p friendship treat c with West Germany and .fapar;. ReuterReuter - 21 words
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161 1953-06-28 1 EDINBIRGH, June 27, (Reuter).-^Queeii Fli/abeth ended another day of her Coronation visit to Scotland with a reception at the Palace of ilolvrood House m the Scottish capital. Earlier. on the Palace lawn*, siie hati presented new colours to the First Battalion of lh« Argyll md161 words
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Article213 1953-06-28 1 SIOI 1.. June 27 Simth Korea's President Syngmj** Kher wa N described as "vei happy" today following a 10 minute secret conference with a special true,, emissary from Washington and the tup IV Military commander. Speculation mounted ili«' itubboi ii old st.it-> m might accept m aiA.P.; U.P.; Reuter - 213 words
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Article41 1953-06-28 1 TOKYO. Juno 27. (API Modern Japan*! most d tn»us flood left llmotf I.IMKI penoof fiend or missinf today i^ angry waters whole villages atul fa thousand! to nilli atui r i >ftops on the Southern Isl i of Kjrushu.41 words
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Article26 1953-06-28 1 A MEMBER of Pai wili move a B m the ii 9 >f Cotnmoni to .t» operation <»f tho death for i'nr yvm ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Advertisement11 1953-06-28 1 Silk 1 haltt /mSi M i comfort /^/fl VJ I I11 words
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Advertisement11 1953-06-28 1 icHream,^^ couMtiMt era EXSHAWWy Cognac Brandy /Jfci^. BORKEO r y (JBRf//11 words
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Article, Illustration298 1953-06-28 2 JOY MANSON - Cupid Hurdles Red Tape Bill Weds Yvonne JOY MAN SON By B LL KAHILI. C I Onio-r of tin Ir« U 'it Garfie'.d, is a man who has travelled n*• n I ■'■<, igh many lands. In fact. B;!l [rom 1 \:n "The I and Pa> adi Land <.f Hipj298 words
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Article, Illustration382 1953-06-28 2 Plan Provides For 800 Houses On 50 Acres THE Singapore Government is being asked to "experiment" with $2,000,000 on o scheme to build semi-permanent houses to be let at subsidised rentals of about $20 each to people m the low income group. This proposal before Government382 words
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Article87 1953-06-28 2 Aided In Disposing Of Oil Charge IBRAHIM bin Kassim of Geylang, Singapore, claimed trial m the Fourth Police Court yesterday, on a charge of assisting m the disposal of 7,100" gallons of petrol, the property of the K.A.F. Seletar, on June 26. It was alleged Ibrahim knew that the petrol87 words
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Article, Illustration71 1953-06-28 2 photo. MACLAINE Stokvis (Malaya) Ltd. celebrated the opening of their new premises m Middle Road with a champagne party yesterday. Those m the picture are (from left: Mr. I. Q. Salmond. chairir:m of the board of directors. M D. Scott of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp.. Mr. C. F.Standard - 71 words
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Article145 1953-06-28 2 He Showed The Flag: Got Caught A MAN who broke into a Singapore stall one night and stole quantities of cigarettes found that he had nothing to carry them m He solved this problem by pulling down a Union Jack put up for the Coronation. Senior ASP. Mr. M. C.145 words
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173 1953-06-28 2 No Big Rise In Number Of Unemployed THERE If no appreciable Increase m the mm her of unemployment :n Singapore. Mr. J. D. Haskins. the Assistant Commissioner of Labour told The Standard yes'eYday. He was commenting on yesterday's Standard report which quoted the Indonesian Labour Ministry* sannouncemeni that there were173 words
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Article64 1953-06-28 2 Cabaret Girl Gharsfd IPOH, Sat— A bat* Ii c Kam t"- y (31) 1 p appeared before trate Che Abdullah Gfi i (large ot kidnapping a 14 old girl so th i to illic The alleged v 'o have been commi)tf night of June 20. Lee was I of Si.64 words
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Article49 1953-06-28 2 ALEX Josoy, feature writer for rhe S .-igapore Standard. has 1 n elected a member of the Royal institute of International Affairs tership of ti.e Institute. t is known as Chatham is confined to 2, W British > must poslali 'etl^c (j me s pect ol international aflairs.49 words
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Article122 1953-06-28 2 ROBBERS STAB POLICE OFFICER AN UNAR •> spector v j robber- \v« i oack e;»r v m the vicinity < .1 R teh Ro<ervo:r. The robbers p' tho Inip i f p^ns, hti his drh ag liccno I titv rarer The Li-n. r. duty had i ■< <i to th«122 words
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Article61 1953-06-28 2 A IRE Kathleen itei band. E toe Sixth 1 day •> She fro^i I i mi trite, Mr R. B. I Fates n do order. Her h spending the D "> quarrel live with >;• r ftuppi Kathleen X c ho r 1 husband In* rted61 words
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Article214 1953-06-28 2 THE total resources of the Oveneas-Chtec Banking Corpoi alien 1:4 year stood ;it 1572 itiillior? an increase of about >9 million emMrd with tin total for 1951. Tii e chairman, Mr I 1 Ciiia.-i, stated Bt 1 general meetin I the position <»i I214 words
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Article17 1953-06-28 2 RUBBI i gapon J I per 1 Til I with I switch: i17 words
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Article52 1953-06-28 2 Singa- or* Cl -r 4 < meice I i price* v< ci 13 Buyers c f KSS !.o c Spot I c 1 .1 1 2 July M No. 3 Ju II RMA on rci tendei July ifi A f i A i' V A(U ii f•• b52 words
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Article19 1953-06-28 2 THF pi > f tin m the I Ki< >oie market yesterday i MHZ 1/9 9* lucuj (uochausc19 words
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Advertisement59 1953-06-28 2 r-i n i <_ tt. #3W# iT!LTi\r i fmri ri i i\o EH M HH 1 KB pi X?f 2d m 1■ E I 3 l\ W L* U l\ v i.'s A^^l Ju/\l\iJ Snrink -Resisting. Woisr Band. beaming Insures LonQcr Life. 1! 1 A ES A DERSHOR TS at59 words
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Advertisement5 1953-06-28 2 Ip ITA 'T^^^^'^'^ VnwiTTtmßßyp j5 words
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Advertisement33 1953-06-28 2 I I I I I I I I I I I IM I i I I I IMI\ I I I I I I i I i i 1 i 1 1 leL33 words
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340 1953-06-28 3 R.G. PILLAI - R.G. PILLAI By Standard Staff Reporter r u EA P ophrodisiocs ore openly sold m government has no power to rake «'J°f S the dealers, until new legislation :in An j Government plans to do jusr f. 3 f ixisHng Poisonous and340 words
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Article186 1953-06-28 3 'IIIE Dipiom j of s i| S:udics conferred by the University of Malaya t» »l equivalent to it < Bi<h%i <»t' Arts degree a-s far >> public appointments ia Sinsapore are concerned. According t~» tha Government Gazette Usued »:i June 2(> boldei i i the Diploma may186 words
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Article109 1953-06-28 3 Malay ans Meet Queen Mother REPRESENTATIVES from Malaya, Hongkong, and Sarawak were among :'.<•■> guests from Overseas territories of the Commonwealth who shook hands with Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, it t garden party given by the Women's Corona Club m the (round* of Lambeth Pa luce. L »:>j.jn. on109 words
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Article85 1953-06-28 3 ALL detainees irtto were un;i! recently quartered ar the Detainees Rehabilitation Centre m Yio Chu Kang Road have comp!e:ed their training anci have been released, the Secretary for Chinese AlVairs ioi the Colony, Mr. R. N Broome \o r) The Standard jresterdajr. Tlie centre is now ready85 words
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Article37 1953-06-28 3 AT 9.00 a.m. today the DUtrict Officer, Betitong. Mr. I. A. C. Kinnear. wfli open the West Pahang Chinese Schools Art and Handwork Exhibition, which will be heM at the Khai Mun Chines? School Bentong.37 words
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285 1953-06-28 3 Child Suffers In Illegal Transfer 1 ihe l 1-1 t i-.ent n by foster .ii mosi fostei re. ise Mat •i were, m nanj p(I m ife i to be fives j• itienl ion. Th I Is esl to v n f or 1 ate 'people flout evading it. i285 words
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Article23 1953-06-28 3 New Route, Fares For City Bus he m >U s. cI irk it he nits •r- [ho 1 id, ia lin at m23 words
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Article264 1953-06-28 3 RES< UED from a ]ife of 1 *r-old "Ah Moi." 1 >mestic servant m Sn Japore home, ';a: <-!s out nple of social evils that have no hope -)i solution. j from the records of Socia W tare Depan- gnani story is 'aled as warning.264 words
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Article, Illustration63 1953-06-28 3 NO reader tubmitted the correct aoluUof for test Sundau's tenser t>co perforations on the edge o' <* I of teleprinter paper. Quite n feto got very close ti it while hundreds wrote bark lo *a-i it ?a a dice. The picture on which the puzzle wa based63 words
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Article311 1953-06-28 3 By EVA CHONG Standard Staff Reporter IHE lucky ones get $50u a month. But many others get nothing. This is the story of S ngapore housewives and their pin-monov. 1 he wives o\ businessmen and successful professional men are the ones with money t<j311 words
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584 1953-06-28 3 HARD TIMES HIT SHENTON WAY BUILDERS THE majority of plot own. ers m the Shenton Way are* have delayed building "skyscrapers" for two reasons, said Mr. Ng Keng Siang. a ucii known Colony architect, yesterday. These were, h e said, the glut m business that had hit merchants and unforeseen584 words
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460 1953-06-28 3 Standard Staff Reporter LARGE-SCALE trafficking m contraband could not take place unless "someone m the know" connives with the smugglers a Singapore Customs Depart ment official said yesterday. There Is "a certain amount" of corruption m the Department and departmental action hrn«460 words
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Article184 1953-06-28 3 A Soup That Tickles A SUCCULENT dell *cy mudi m demand it Ch dinner parties, is MnTi nett soup. Borne believe it to have medicinal i les, others prefer i f »»r 's ta te and the tickling sensation that it gives :«> it goei town. Two kinds bird's nest184 words
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Article56 1953-06-28 3 MORE than *7M was collected by the Singapore Agency of the British Institute of Engineering Technology from students taking \U correspondence courses, for the British and Dutch Flood Relief Fund. Contributions of SI and upwards were als.» received from men m ail \va'k s of life.56 words
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Article38 1953-06-28 3 THE Study Group mcnt (Singapor." m plications from ttudenta i a Course m "Compav Law* which will be luMrl it Hi H.iti^ii Council, on Saturdays t> twpori 8 and 10 p '1 I ml per montll38 words
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Advertisement13 1953-06-28 3 L EONARD tt"' uniiuc Racier Grantee I— J Co 5 Y 525.20 Si13 words
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Advertisement65 1953-06-28 3 In design and performance mCQUB Lexikon clearly distinguished 1 tai^~* Atft" With the« features- Hilf line spacing Automatic margin setting. Automatic paragraph Indent itfl »n. Touch control. Obtainable m all carnage siz<\*» Electric models also available. ask for a demonstration I'MONE 8 2 2 7 5 BORNEO SUMATRA TRADING CO.65 words
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Miscellaneous75 1953-06-28 3 Sunday Prize Puzzle THOUSANDS have seen this and many hundreds have handled it What is it? SOME ONE MUST KNOW! FORTY dollars will be paid to the sender of the first correct solution opened by the Contest Editor or the assessor* whose decision will be final. All solutions should be75 words
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Article, Illustration148 1953-06-28 4 MALACCA, Sat. Nine iMinlop Coronation Scholar fchip., ha\> licrn urantcd to lnl<ii< ii of estate labourers, the Dunlop Malayan Kstates Ltd. announced today. The aim of th»» scholarfkliips is to provi»!*» a complete primary and secondary ki howl education for each scholar. Every expense r.in^inu from school148 words
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Article77 1953-06-28 4 PENANG. Sat. A father 'id on ared before I ieut< nant Colonel J. F. H. Weston m the Magistrate's Court today on a charge of causing hurt to i Chinese lawyer and AluiiK ipaJ Councillor fit Penang Road on May 13 The father was 5077 words
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166 1953-06-28 4 KOTA BAIIRU, Sat— On July 4, 7,200 registered voters representing about 66 per cent, of the town's electorate will go to the polls. They will elect nine Councillors to represent them on the new Town Council. There are 29 candidates con- testing166 words
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Article114 1953-06-28 4 Dope Cases: $10,000 Bail Allowed PENANG, Sat.— A Chinese. Tan Teow Keat, aged li.'^. was brought up before the President of the Penang Sessioni Court Mr. J.W.D. Ambrose yesterday on a charge that he set sai] from Penang for JSiam m a craft on Feb. 21 this year In furtherance114 words
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Article55 1953-06-28 4 IPOII. Sat. Daring the past few days over tJ.UUU students from various schools jammed the Ruby Theatre for the showing of "A Queen Iv- Crown< Throe shows were specially reserved for the children at a concession raie of 50 cen a So far the picture has55 words
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Article, Illustration57 1953-06-28 4 picture. V iv. tiny :nK.\ VEKNON who will b^ shortly leaving Malaya for a holiday m South Africa Mr V?. no n i s the retiring: manager of Joh n Little and Co ltd Kuala Lumpur, and ha s been engaged m the deoart mental store business m Malaya forYong Peng Seong - 57 words
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Article79 1953-06-28 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Three PWD labourers, Narayanasamy (50), Savarimuthu (39) and Thangavelu (45). two Of them with over twenty-live years service, appeared before Mr. E. Brown, the President. Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court. today, on a charge of theft. Tlie three accused were arrested trying to seil79 words
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Article52 1953-06-28 4 KI'ALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Dup to competitive buying by copra exporters, oil millers m Pcrak found difficulty last month m obtaining sufficient copra. Price of copra In May from the bit* producing areas of Bagan Dato and Telok An son was as high as S'.iii52 words
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Article62 1953-06-28 4 KOTA BIIARr, Sat.— Hajl Che Ahm.ul. aged Go father-in-law of Haji Abdul Hamid member of the Town Board here died last night at his residence at Jalan Lorong Chesu, after a long illness. He left behii i\ his wife a son three daughters and62 words
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Article48 1953-06-28 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— An experiment m Province Wellesley where 30 work paid oil from an estate have been offered free land for cultivation with permission to stay m the lines, provides Possible forerunner to some o fcheme'i wider application throughout the country I'r.1 'r. > (.delation Labour48 words
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263 1953-06-28 4 i A A^ LUMPUR, Sat.-General Sir Gerald Ternpier the High Commissioner who is m Hongkong has sent a letter to the Commanding Officer, Thifd African Rifles regretting inability to visit the unit before their departure from Malaya to thank them personally for March y ia263 words
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Article, Illustration482 1953-06-28 4 Lady Tempter's Idea Standard Staff Reporter A NEWSPAPER which hod a circulation m the thousands immediately ofter the first issue and which has neither rivals nor deficits since it started eight months ago, is unique indeed. 1 Such is Hiboran Kanak2. roughly translated482 words
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Article196 1953-06-28 4 New Water Supply For Grik IPOH. Sat. During his three-day visit to the Upper Perak District, the Regent of Perak. Raja Idris declared open the new $280,000 water supply system for Grik area. The town will thus be supplied with 100,000 gallons of water daily. The Regent made history during196 words
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Article65 1953-06-28 4 SEREMBAN. Sat.— The Yang di Pertuan Besar of Xegn Sembilan ofTiciuted at the presentation of the $28,000 new miniature radiography X-ray machine at the Negri Medical Department recently. 'iiie machine was presented by the Negri Sembilan AntiTuberculosis Association. Dr. P. Tomlinson, acting State Medical and Health Oflke,65 words
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Article73 1953-06-28 4 PENANG, Sat. -Hoi c Chinese blood donors are needed because the majority of ibe patients needing blood were j Chinese, the supervisor of Penang's B'ood Bank. Ml C, Le Mare, to!d The Standard today. She said there is DO* In Penanf a good nucleus ot73 words
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Article30 1953-06-28 4 THE Recruiting Officer. Taipmg, announces that the Recruiting OfTk-e '.orated at Xo 2 Main Road. Taiping. will be closed on July 1, 2, 3, and 4 1 5)53.30 words
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Article119 1953-06-28 4 m IF PJ*' i Sat ;T 1 lok Anson PoNce with the co-opera-tion of Senior Probation Officer, Perak, Mr. E A Lonr toTn re^tfy. r UndUP f s ±™±^J?^KjnJ}± The boys were found begging near motor cars or sleeping on the five-foot way. From investigations some119 words
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Article147 1953-06-28 4 KOI A BAIIRI. Sat I:,;, president ol the I nited Ma \y% and Legislative Councillor, p.." "to unite and st.nid s<ilidl\ I I VINO our destiny lor our iillin.alr <. Th t > DatO, la a ,< lgthv speech I met In here, oral r\p147 words
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Article46 1953-06-28 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Zainab binti Abdullah (.iO) of Kampong Periok, Kampong Bharu, was cautioned and discharged m the Second Magistrate's Court yesterday on a charge of being drunk and disorderly at about 1.45 a.m. on June 26 at a hotel m Bum Road.46 words
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Article, Illustration32 1953-06-28 4 THE Sultan of Kedah, accompanied by the Superintendent of Prisons. Kedah Major W. C Webb, inspecting the guard of honour formed by warders when he visited the Alor Star Prison last week.32 words
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Advertisement251 1953-06-28 4 viSO Jr 9dV Specialist fot Eyes, Pile* Tabib 11. <. Must;,n a Punjal) Medical Hall 280. VICTORIA ST., S'PORE-7 "LUXOR" Table Fan Tlh> smallest Elet trie Fan jet the best A; heapest Made m Holland Retail Prices $24 H holesale Enquiries solicited. I Fa! Dissolved 5 Pounds a Week Are251 words
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Advertisement151 1953-06-28 4 i Jtr %MP ilfl .aT a. ft^B wF #f^ ntiiii'istiiul *^*rl f (< inrsrsi«in i ntf At\ SPECTACOLfiS BSHGfIINS rii T 1 > mm mini jij i .If m&mr* S fj Ii V fw 1. ARROW Dar t Shirt S» r^ 2. Smart KARTA Shirts §< (1 c collar* i151 words
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187 1953-06-28 5 BLUE FILMS BECOME MAJOR S'PORE RA CKET BLUE FILMS arc today becoming one of the most lucrative fcwri■in Singapore's entertainment world. New sets of films on losses i rrc< J from Hongkong and Siam. r egulo f| y X lered a "must" m the list of pro pective clients of187 words
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Article151 1953-06-28 5 THE Singapore Blood Bank received 131 pints and gave 120 pints of blood last week. Donors included 11 men from the Ist Singnpor c Regiment, R. A., Blakang Mati, six from the Army Dog Guard Unit, Clemcnti Road, five from R.A.F. Seletar, seven from RAF.151 words
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Article12 1953-06-28 5 SHB Union Bars Casual Labourers I B S n.5 m 1 I12 words
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Article16 1953-06-28 5 Twelve Are Naturalised t I Nai >r of "-.lap p nj» H ly 2 Tsai Pc-16 words
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Article34 1953-06-28 5 THE Sine;;. pore Veterinary >■' announced yesterday more anti-rabies a rinations will be carrier' out from today became present stocks ol vaccine arc exhaustFree vaccinations will be resumed when more vaccine arl i34 words
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Article, Illustration68 1953-06-28 5 photo. Welfare A I Ar.t.VYfcLL lunch was £iv<\,i by the staff of Haip Road Boys' School at the V.M.C.A. yesterday for Mrs. B. C. O'Hara. a senior teacher and former Mistress of Method who is beiiu transfer ed to Bfdok Boys' school. Picture shows Mr. I'enry Hochsriadt.Standard - 68 words
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Article, Illustration110 1953-06-28 5 To Learn About Malaya... ...First Hand MR. John Batten (centre), first Information Officer appointed on the staff of the Commissioner for Malaya m London, arrived by Qantas-BOAC yesterday to get a firsthand picture of Malaya. He will spend three months m Singapore and the Federation and will work as anStandard - 110 words
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Article, Illustration75 1953-06-28 5 photo. SQUADRON LEADER Jolm Ci. Cornish, who will pilot the Queen and Diike of Edinburgh a r un d Australia during: their Royal tour next year, arrived m Singapore toy Qantas-ROAC yesterday on big way to London. There he will Join the Queen's Flight for two months, forStandard - 75 words
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Article43 1953-06-28 5 THE next meeting of the Sixth Session of the Federal Legislative Council will be held m the Council Chamber Maxwell Road. Kuala Lumpur. on Wednesday, July 15, at 10 a.m.. and will be continued on the following day at 9.30 a.m.43 words
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Article, Illustration227 1953-06-28 5 THEY were married fifty years ago, and today they are stin as loving as they were on their wedding: day. Mr. Lee Pooh Van, genial m a grey suit, and his wife, charming m traditional Chinese kwah (black embroidered satin jacket topping scarlet skirt) celebrated theirStandard - 227 words
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Article86 1953-06-28 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A patrol of the Gurkha Rifles yesterday accounted for three bandits. One of them was Br.-.nch Committee member Ah Pong, a woman, on the Police wanted list. She was killed along with another woman terrorist by a patrol of the 1/10 Gurkha Rifles86 words
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Article155 1953-06-28 5 MISS MALAYA CONTEST Xt ALA Ll'Mrrß, Sat.— The various Rotary Clubs m Malaya arc to be asked to assist m organising a Miss Malaya contest, the winner of which will represent this country m the Miss Universe contest next year. Funrls from the contest will155 words
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Article58 1953-06-28 5 GENERAL L. M. Cha.ssin. 0.8. E., accompanied by Madame Cha.ssin and his young son. will be arriving at Kallaiig on Tuesday from Saigon. General Chassin recently handed over his command as Commander-in-Chief of the French Air Force m the Far East to General 11.E.C.58 words
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Article20 1953-06-28 5 THE next Singapore As*i/cs will b«- held m the High Omit 0:1 Monday. July 0 «t 10.30 a.m.20 words
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Article, Illustration118 1953-06-28 5 Her Dream Turns Out Just Fine THIS is Marjort* Wtt, \h4 yrl j/'/io Wot dctrr" ii .<i lo btfcoim Iffflteysn j4tf a/r /i(>.W«'..s /).'C(r"«. I/i/f 1 terday and made her flight She ilcw from Stnycixtr to Ipoh and buck <rui thf frrp was "just Jim- Ten ul'oKs ago Miss IV.Standard - 118 words
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Advertisement188 1953-06-28 5 NOW A MATERIAL THAT OVERCOMES MAIN CAUSE OF MOTOR RATTERY BREAkDOWA P%j^\: Porvic,Scrvico- n rovcdpl.istic v M««\ now available to motorists. <\ -Ww The life of your motor battery- can be i\T^%^\ no longer than that of its separators— \V V *I>SS^» usually the first tiling to n. IV; -.nite188 words
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Miscellaneous702 1953-06-28 5 j^^^^y^gftffljFyySrjfiE^ .X»_ flWnr^SEHp'' >" r«' S5S t e n P »At i,S-klli\ entertainment s C^€?»u£«-?*Kt; i&i&^^Ji^iJi? v- SSi«i 3»w: coni<> Bam 9:10 am 10.30 am Eve- pm -8 2 ft. r *%mn%*±*l .nc: Evp-sor.p X pm Vf WJAhItZ MaWwMWUIW *\i hi i»sj \i hi mi (.ooit ELM*%JArl\jr S??WSi.3&!B--- ENTERTAINMENT «*DIO702 words
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Article, Illustration1035 1953-06-28 6 WILLIAM DRURY - WILLIAM DRURY STORY AND DRAWING By They Laughed When I Sat Down To Drive IDOOD IT! I passed the driving test! And a* one tender child of my acquaintance sweetly remarked whea the rreat new§ reached her: "Well. If HE can pass, anybody can.1,035 words
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Article, Illustration952 1953-06-28 6 piMBA, one of Malaya's most popular and publicised pets, will soon be leaving evergreen Malaya for the misty shores of Eire. The beautiful ten-month-old tiger has found his new home, or rather, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kitchener of Klang,952 words
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107 1953-06-28 6 Expansion Program At Republic Studio A SUBSTANTIAL expansion programme to mwt the challenge of rapidly advancing motion picture techniques ha* been launched by Republic Picture* with an anrK .nrement by company present Herbert J. Yatea that construction on four new sound stages of newest design and technical innovation has r-in107 words
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Advertisement380 1953-06-28 6 •OS Ui'i i IMI <^»— 'i V \/f Every year 8.0.A.C. carries Cgg»fcjJ»^/ffcyJ happy partiea of school children ><T^ r#^JL%raßnl on holldav from England to visit x tbP/ thenr Parents living overseas. ÜbW^yjTf Regular 8.0.A.C. services be- tween London and Singapore -J--A ij offer every opportunity for *+f -i^^^Y___y>7 parent*380 words
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Article, Illustration2895 1953-06-28 7 Irene Ernhart - Irene Ernhart Bf Laurie is engaged to marry m man m New Yorh m October, yet the doesn't miss her fiance. Sne enioys the company of Sier father and a young school teacher named Steve Wysong. •j I "Su -hi an IWtul me>M hei was furious becau i2,895 words
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919 1953-06-28 7 Project To Produce More Rice In Asia |^OR half the world's population, the experiments at the Rice Research Institute at Cuttack, m Orissa, India, have a concern which is more than academic. I or many, it is a matter of life and death. Seventy per cent of the Asian peoples919 words
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Advertisement72 1953-06-28 7 Here's jmir first rule for fitness YESTAMiS! "MiN YEAST 1 -JRU Of ALL THt rANm a ghuo* Smm anl 'ABLETS tor 75 cts only ••t am i n ABC HEAtiH GUIDE. ■ii Writ* for thi* fra« booklet and. In on o t difficult/, for mmtmm ,owr |»».a-►^^ kocMm to 'V72 words
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Advertisement176 1953-06-28 7 NEXT Sl\»\Y a^E^Bßafla^Bßß SL9I bb^bDMbC^bbbbl H aSSaw I &>V Vwam Just one small tablet is an effective dose ato fon go m dread of a sudden Asthma attack You nttd not I Ephazoai ti aimpk and effective remedy that can be carried m your pocket, anf ■bera, at any time,176 words
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Article, Illustration2356 1953-06-28 8 Terry Martin's Diary FROM trims Duchess Of Windsor, Elsa Maxwell Not On Talking Terms JUST for the record I'd J like to state here and now that I am not, never have been and am never likely to be a friend of party River Elsa Maxwell. In fart I regard2,356 words
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Advertisement298 1953-06-28 8 rum ■7 OB^Brv m-.. IP 'GJ&Bm ■K^ r :>S^iii: :;^aß!:>NA ;i 9SS W i:l^«R '™jku. A IB L^HaW^ rtVi^^sataa^a^BM L^LWw '> .you acupt them YOU KNOW THAT SOME PEOPLE will <g| never let you down not even lightly. You f!liJ*i4S5SI know you can trust them utterly. But how do !^*^a^r^298 words
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Advertisement123 1953-06-28 8 ftik I l I 16 mm I So;jl^ P ett or ii I VOICE" °p jaaal t l. to<t »'«0l o-. Powerful P utpuf 0 T, k •b m t 0H IMN|4 music and «oice I J" Almco V l#nkf ctyjfol fl y tone I On. ».c^. vn ,f i123 words
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Article, Illustration1102 1953-06-28 9 Charles Eyton Lewis - Duchess Resents Title Of World's Best Dressed Woman Charles Eyton Lewis By Captain rp her interlude m the Bahomas, the k»« of Windsor has been named by (h J SSK« f "3/5* o$ the bestrhS woman m the world. tie the Duchess would prefer fact, she loathes it. For i1,102 words
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415 1953-06-28 9 HAL BOYLE - HAL BOYLE By 1 «I>n drm is some. take and Ihea *M Whj \»u .till don't voao>rful. B iespread and '«frouj disease todaj i s "woader drug ms for a new i m every (l "f humaa activity ultore, eeoao■"ul nuhimo'l uueall is a415 words
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Advertisement59 1953-06-28 9 IV m: x r sw x imi ,ri 1 1 ilwfrliw thi* wmmm&mg ituo'h*r%% hml tt #-o/#/. sr^**^ 4Sr^\ My I your best go!f-com^u*i. ua. /^xT* viL^^r/^VvX Cool and fragrant i^^x/,^— r__ "471 1" GENUINE I Jk 5| rJ >^#/W EAUde°COLOGNE jl^/^4| COLOGNE ON RHINK.(;r.KM\\V V C OrK^^A^i^^ made according59 words
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Advertisement221 1953-06-28 9 < a^» a^a^aV. DISPLNbUi I f Gillette I brings you easier shaving I at no extra cost I I /T^Baw m W Once a£ain C ctf# h n p S L*§fwMM¥Ww! •P'cndid news to e\ery m»n M'bi I j^U|lillk| thavet Here* tht new DtspeoMi X fifffiluffGxM I 0 famou B;u#221 words
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Article2095 1953-06-28 10 S.Raja Ratnam - LET THEM BREAK THESE BARRIERS! S.Raja Ratnam CVNHJKLIO'PUJYFHFGJ o? T AST week I tried to describe the various ways m which a subject people react to a colonial environment. I tried to indicate some of the ways m which the personalities of subject peoples were shaped or deformed by the2,095 words
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Article718 1953-06-28 10 Geoffrey Carr - Pira tes In Petticoats Geoffrey Carr Their Terror Campaign Is Keeping Girls Single By LONDON f rilE Alimony Amazons t re on the march. Loopholes m the law. courts moved by sentimentality and false chivalry, and reason turned by a pretty face, aacr c he'pi'ig scheming women to fat incomes.718 words
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Advertisement221 1953-06-28 10 Brushing Teeth After V X^^ COI6ATE DENTAL UHiAM STOPS BAD BStlll STOPS DECAY BEST! A< r&)*J nteomnn l;1 i~J p) STOPS TOCTH D[ w best SV J Ii"«! In ft ITCLr.Si-3i!:. v ,<Cr mincuinn itb AY. l y^/ 1 No other Too! ;,..,te or Km ji 1 the world s221 words
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Article, Illustration1960 1953-06-28 11 Christine Diemer - Christine Diemer A young housewife and school-teacher n «u-." Z I she registered to vote a few years ago" but once^' flr g po/i/ics until Bungsar District Now Model Area By >\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\V\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\J, This is theStandard - 1,960 words
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Article243 1953-06-28 11 ALICIA HART - ALICIA HART BY I^OES your icardrobe com- bine all the necessary ingredients to keep you looking well dressed on all occasions? Actually, there are a minimum of basic essentials that will do the trick, and ij you don't already have them start now to make the243 words
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Advertisement649 1953-06-28 11 I ./v\ How to lose fat H\ >) and feel fit $L^- v JUjiV Mony o formei sufferer today blesses the double action of the greot blood-purifier, Dr Mockentie A VCINOIDS. For VEINOIDS. while V*' bringing happy relief from minculat ogonics ot the same time roke off ,< pounds ot649 words
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Advertisement17 1953-06-28 11 LABEES SHOFS I FOR TnWN WFip 35.00 rue I'Aiit. V jf' *'\M!;UrW 'M ROBINSONS S'PO-eS S^* j17 words
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Article, Illustration816 1953-06-28 12 Malaya Has Abundant Pilot Material This i> Snwky the four yrar »id aflat utan who was flown to a New York Zoo la >t week. Smoky was taught to wear ;-!ollies. rai at a table. but was nevei any good at sweeping: the floor like so many people Smoky was816 words
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712 1953-06-28 12 DAVID TAMBYAH - Glaring Headlights Now Taboo In Well-lit Streets DAVID TAMBYAH By 4NOTHER improvement n the control of Singapore's nightmarish traffic is the olVi.iiil advice to all drivers and motorists to turn oft" their headlights :n the town area and use on!y the (ii;n lights, now that most of the 4 rcets712 words
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Article, Illustration15 1953-06-28 12 Ed Reed - Ed Reed By "Go»h honey, there's pjrkinu spare vow if we could15 words
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Advertisement270 1953-06-28 12 K.i vt Iran^patifir SrrvUe to San Francisco and Los Angrles via llon^kon^ and Japan. Ageafta ANGLO FRENCH BENDIXSENS LTD. TBLs K. Lumpur 311 S pore Bi2Bl/3 P. Sham 295 Malacca 45(i Peaang 87* 1p& n I ROUND TRIPS TO I I HONGKONG r^" ffi I 12 DAYS INCLUDING 1 4270 words
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Advertisement354 1953-06-28 12 EAST ASIATIC M I WFOVIA- f,,r Bmekok .i n Pf rt '^1 b\INA tm Bai»«fcwk batgon I tlurjtikdfig b/1 1 1 i i h Kottt ft I Voknh»ima 1H'1'..1,,,, N I •S\LANlil%' for Bar.tkok 3o :iJl|| M 'Si MONGUIJA- Foi Bamtkok I Saigon llucigkong. Manila 1 Kobe and Yokohama H354 words
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Article408 1953-06-28 13 Van's A Guy Worth Watching 'SMALL TOWN GIRL IF you must see *'Sii:.ill Town (iirl" I'm j. i ihe one to vtop you. For this M-G-M tei'hnicolour musical boasts m it s cast list such personalities as Jane Powell, Farley Grander, Ann Miller, S. Z. (Bubbles') Sakall, Robert Keith. Billie408 words
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Article, Illustration762 1953-06-28 13 \^ITH the exception of four really outstanding pictures which drew unstinted praise m this column, few Hongkong, made movies have merited enthusiastic comment. This was not due to any antipathy on my part towards Chinese productions but merely to the fact that many of762 words
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Article401 1953-06-28 13 IT IS ten years ago that Laurence Olivier went to Hollywood to make picture there that won world acclaim. It was called "Wuthering: Heights." Now a decade later. Olivier has paid another visit to the American movie capital to appear m yet another picture of merit "Carrie'401 words
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Article40 1953-06-28 13 BIS?r"£B L C I iS'bA MS 2«?T^-K ll T e >ma P h elU lfo lt ad ."Ji-"^*' f"ot Singapore «Inner» may call for their prize n.,,n<-> any•imealler Wednesday. Krdetation wiuueri will be «uiLr44 Miltlio fortnirhtu40 words
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Article, Illustration446 1953-06-28 13 A MONO those evergreen pictures which I confess I have a yen for seem*; over again m Gabriel Pascal's production of that early Shaw play "Pygmalion" the story of the professor of phonetics and his successful transformation of a Cockney flower girl into a lady446 words
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Article85 1953-06-28 13 X'KW Art Filrnj v i t BOW being shown m eoi ..:c--wita Fox'a "Destination <i«»bi" dealf with the ait of Raphael Sanzio, master of luosity draftsmanshio and a '..ii\ who livi-(i 4(»u yean .••fi m Rome». and •.1 marveli be created with and bn; c -M. TiCcd The85 words
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Advertisement243 1953-06-28 13 F44JMV- OPENSTOPfIY! iff H il jLm.-1.45-4.15-ft.45 A 9.3Q p.m. &s"' I TWTLTT?" "i i .-l\'| IHICI IMI IV ll* n M YOU'LL LIKE iS and KATE I SIMPLY GREAT !^tf .1 \S»> RAY 1 1? I -V. ILLIAM CHNG ll -I <XI VI SPORTS STARS FBANK PARKKR BETTY HICKS HI243 words
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Advertisement190 1953-06-28 13 THE JST OUTDOOR EPIC IN 3_[) it 3 STOOGES hud Ist 3-D! Hi 11. Bowler mm SI*OSikS" |~IO_ Vt<Xr»jv\.rn.r jxn.r i_i~i _i~i_i-> _ri _i- _i- 1_ i SHOWINC t^s^^l i W^g^A^^WkDCOHTl. ARLENE DAfIL I PlllS Marry Jamrs His Magftr M.ikn J "V I*"* V T 1 V I cESgr f190 words
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Article, Illustration601 1953-06-28 14 ADELE STREESEMAN, MD - ADELE STREESEMAN, MD r-frfltT I'iZnZJ-E'AGX MYTH 3 BY THIS i* the if, rd o' tix articles by a noted Aneriean uoiun medical adviser who shoivt iromcn the sound and sensible approach to viddle age. Dr. Adele Streeseman is an authority on psucJiosoii'.utic v.edicine and601 words
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Article378 1953-06-28 14 J AM divorced mitn of 21 yeyrs and am m love with a Kill of 29. Due to a misunderstanding hetween us. I ■topped visiting: her house as I us«d to do. Rut now I think that the younger sister is the right person for me,378 words
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Article, Illustration49 1953-06-28 14 "Dear Joy Jones" photo) WITH an impish smile, blonde sMater Gloria Nord tucks HP 'or a short air trip at the Empire Pool. Wembley. Gloria was rehearsing for her role *s Marjanah, a slave, m the forthcoming "Chu Chin Chow on Ice*' show when this picture was taken.- U.P.U.P. - 49 words
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Article238 1953-06-28 14 y^'OMEN whose heads perch upon thin necks fall roughly into two categorics those who regard their necks as slender, and those who call them skinny. It makes a big difTerence. The skinny-necked ones shrink down into their toobig collars, a s a rule, m a vain238 words
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Article, Illustration76 1953-06-28 14 pnoio>. LORI NELSON (bottom), l», actress, and her mother Mrs. Lorre Nelson (top) have been named filmdom's "Mother And Daughter Of The Year* by the USA Mothers' Day Council. Lori, who recovered from five years of rheumatic fever invalidism before entering motion pictures, has recently advancedA.P. - 76 words
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279 1953-06-28 14 FNTRIES from all over the Federation are beginning to pour m for next month's "Miss Max Factor" Beauty Contest to be held m Kuala Lumpur, giving hope to the organisers of a very successful big night on July 29 when the finals are279 words
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Article76 1953-06-28 14 T AYING long strips of aluminum toil between the rows of plants m your vegetable garden trill eliminate groictfi oj needs, reflect extra siinligfit on your plants and hold the moisture m the around. r PO protect your vacuum cleaner bay from moths, remore dust, brush76 words
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Advertisement86 1953-06-28 14 Miss Alax Jactor FEDERATION <>r ENTER NOW' CON TEST I j DtnU I I $100^ CASH' RETURN TRIP TO HONG KONG i 1 AND MANY OTHER PRIZES ENTRY FORMS X J CDr\M I y rrcvin y W\n YIK CO.. LTD, 1 :i PETAI.ING STRI-KT. X.L A J I Al SUN86 words
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Advertisement5 1953-06-28 14 NEXT SUNDAY: Life's Physical Changes5 words
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Advertisement260 1953-06-28 14 It must be s I the best J^, I for baby T^W^ I Mxb tpidoHy for bibf. I Johntw't tab/ Pj/. t yl> v I tht iofl«xc /f^««t pOA-dtr V "^Jr^*- *t*'. I In tht worM. /t pra^ntt fl n^(F I Irritation, toothtt and Y**s* i"/J I «mfbrtf ttndtr jk/o.260 words
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Miscellaneous429 1953-06-28 14 JUNRHL •w v rpoti A QUOTATION 5 > J "The individual snul. fed J and frown creat by the a *;L r neBB of fll l>l*ine 2 within It. iit-ii.-M-ii It iti. l > dispense with the Dl\lnr 5 This rebellion of the eeo roue lit about man's humila- J429 words
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653 1953-06-28 15 HUTTON SHINES AND ENGLAND TAKE THE LEAD LORDS, Sot.— tngiana— fnon« to a goiiant stand by tailenders L and Srorham— took a 26-run lead over Australia when Enq first innings ended just before tea today. 9 le nds iScc pogc 1 for close of play scores). a record crowd cheering653 words
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Article, Illustration19 1953-06-28 15 C.OH SIEW KANG making his record breaking pole vault seems to be flyinsr over the top of Raffles Institution.19 words
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Article, Illustration326 1953-06-28 15 Rosalind Ratnam - Standard Pattern Service Rosalind Ratnam How To Order A Pattern How to order a pattern: Fill m the measurement chait Then with seven Standard Pattern Service coupons plus three ten-cent stamps (to cover postal charge?) send it to the Standard Pattern Service. The S.naapore Standard. 128 Robinson Road. Sin.qapore 1.326 words
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Article687 1953-06-28 15 Siew Kang Vaults To Fame At RI .vcsterdav's Raffle r* P"**™™* m surciv go oGo S^ tIOD an^ Ual sports this school's Record h,,fri an h J> not only broke his pole vuK^ il ?P roved the inter schools c S h a JUmp f 10 ft in > riumph.687 words
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Article110 1953-06-28 15 SINGAPORE Harbour B Po i v were m scoring Bukit Timah S k>i I Ul m their SAFA Dh league fixture at th« G ifl Stadium yesterday S i two goals m each ha ioui reply, the Harl en walked off the I I i*h an110 words
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Article23 1953-06-28 15 S'XGAPORE Impro- emetll Trust SC will holrl |t 9 ■nnual sports today on the Virtoria School firounti at 2 > p m23 words
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Advertisement58 1953-06-28 15 N's Talcum Powder H» you [teili as a <keam' *y jtffl^fiß ■'■'■ivA? jyjjiwt V j^ rro tnb aftw btth -.l'o!d a Vef out skin fr s conUinc.li sptinMes smoothly *«»«rtn >UU lhat «•*'>*:»«• perfume th 8t POND'S TALCUM V^l I^/ O POWDER n c;uL UD seymour co. inc. Buildint, is58 words
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Advertisement201 1953-06-28 15 I >" \i |ni.4Y YOU CAW OX! V OR M TR THIS PATTERS Fit! m This I n h art I'HKSH h\(- the mrarfllfwnwilf need tr< m foaj 11 w the lnstnntun* clos^lv nnd till m the VMCfI pn vided hel< \v IN INC*HCS I Sh^uld^i t< uldei 4c Sh'iildfi201 words
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Advertisement458 1953-06-28 15 0 Chinese hhton, I THE BEAUTY OF BEAUTIES M YANC KUEI FEI T^e mo i t IcmoMi S*W\^ti^V b*QUt> ct CX.no I, red #O^ I f T-W °1 dur nq the tttqm of Cm- f/^^L M perot M.n« Huong Bth y\^f I /T 5 L lC*— i Centur A 0458 words
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Article, Illustration1299 1953-06-28 16 I WAS just getting into position to photograph one of the last phases of the Ma'inang dance when Che Abdul Aziz Zain interrupted hi I graceful dance with Miss Aisha Ghows to shake his head sternly at me. They were1,299 words
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Article1134 1953-06-28 16 Penang... Haven For The Restless One of the greatest needs of this busy world Is the j tranquillity and quiet which a specially chosen j holiday can bring, says Doctor 'X. AV\\\\\\\\\\\\\V\V\\\\\\\\\\\\\\,\\ V V\\.\\\VV\\\\\\\V\\\\\\\V\\X\V\\\\V\\\« TRAVELLERS to Singapore arrive by sea or by plane with their minds full of the exotic1,134 words
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Advertisement286 1953-06-28 16 This is oj GLUCQI %h'ch wint Ten M« rhtli ''SI •n- |y to ifiifasj «s| ■wl feverish condi?,^ "^Sll Alwayi ssfc for ,h, CN I f U<T f 000 I r tMMIOIAT( tNtftGV WTTM THi AODtTION Of ACAIC'UM AMft FHOSPHOOUS SAIT 4 4/01 —Mill— i.j a —COW eCATE ULUCOSE •Used286 words
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Article, Illustration1240 1953-06-28 17 "ftow To Enslave Everybody" Is Greatest Show On Earth |fiS is the first of a series of articles that give the most tomplete tactual story yet written about Red tyranny m Eastern Europe* Mr. Stowe, the author, is an American newspapormcn and1,240 words
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586 1953-06-28 17 SCOTT GIBSON - SCOTT GIBSON By T ADMIT I was green when I first came to Singapore. In fact, as green as this lush island looked to me when we came m thiough the roads. The whole sordid business started sometime back when the good ship586 words
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Advertisement230 1953-06-28 17 W lI V PAY MORE Ilie following Curreal laaurn «»f American Magazines ««i •sun li cheaper rales than elftewhert from MARICAN SONS Koad SINGAPORE, 9 Pboaei ***** GA2INK: '^^r™Tl"ove Story 80 80 i True Kxperienee 80 $1.00 i Intimate Romance J2 Personal Romances 1.20 J 0 holiday and sports 1230 words
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Advertisement213 1953-06-28 17 ~fl MONDAY A^^^ Br V j i i^&^ mk/ NSi^^ infixed 9 H JT/" W VN,^' B fk%> ITCHING I ;;i>Ar/?B INFIAMEDi^4f^ SKIN jflfez^/ Are )WM rorured hy the agony r <ll sfc". mahiMl of fcdUßf Do uplv spoil Don'l let a trivial n j 1 «n l«^d ■od Memishct213 words
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1278 1953-06-28 18 SELETAR SECTION CRICKETERS GET A 'WEATHER' BREAK By RAKMAN* SINGAPORE'S Weatherman behaved— at least for a time —to provide the Seletar Inter Section cricket league with a definite change. 81 Squadron lost their match against MTKS, who batted belligerently and were aired by 81 Squadron's poor fielding. Riley of MTRS1,278 words
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Article, Illustration35 1953-06-28 18 One ef <W Ars»y*s bmt all round sporisWnman, Mrs. Snrlson, wife ef WO Snelsoa. reached th* final of the Arm/ Womei'i tingles, only to be beatea, by Mrs. DA J. D. Mandera for the title.35 words
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Article146 1953-06-28 18 The dra.v ffti t th* Preliminary and Ist Round m The FARELF Army Football Association Cha!:<?!!^ Cup. Singapore Zone", is j< f > Preliminary Round To be played on or before -June 30. District. Sign i- R*±; v R.E.ME. Referee SQ.MS Dyson; Linesmen SQMS Pentney: Sgt Youngn^afj146 words
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Article61 1953-06-28 18 The following i' f'-» Army Tennis Chamnio:> s i.^">:: Mixed Doubles: C>i and Mrs. DA J.D. Mander. Inter Regiinniul Doubles: Major A.M.H. Mahony md \I-i--jor DJ. Pej-g RASC Men's Single: Mij.r R. S»rgeant Men's Double: C »p* D.W.S. Buchnn anj Lt.-C)i. II R. Beuichamp. Ladies' Singles: Mr*.61 words
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Article924 1953-06-28 18 Every Year— A New Champion T he MagicO (Wimbledon The fascinathtti nj rompetiiire tennis tit FT imbledan rsMlsisfj m its equal appeal hoik to men and t<> mmnm, write* Campbell ir illiams 9 m7i/» hvre mnmlye* the charm of the world Chain /thmthijts now being played. THE very word Wimbledon924 words
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1589 1953-06-28 18 SAPPER - Poor Attendances Kill Interest At Unit Athletic Meeting SAPPER Says WHAT is wrong with the attendance at our Sin- ii >or Meetings? So far all the meetings seen this year have i,'» n mv V| H matter of fact the competitors and officials just about equal ii, P it that1,589 words
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Advertisement66 1953-06-28 18 r Y .k B| CRANBROOK DOOR SIOAN Yes. inside and out, the New Plymouth hat been designed to give you the things you want most m a car. It offtrs exceptional comfort, r ri#rrrn ffv#i/>crfl convenience, and smooth, reliable performance. 9 *MmM£MM ATWiIS Don't foil to come, see, and drive66 words
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Advertisement64 1953-06-28 18 For The Grand Occasion... tPICK YOURCBOKB FROM C ADA W*\7 MODELS BEST OF Allmm: ivmimm VI l{ini:M\>< jfj s^v i:i ricoiH M«» N ad' JK 1^' 1 X|l Vi\,Vn> Mf S awp-«s-S' a Jar Bm i BBlBb»<*iw. «a\.. J Bmf' ~*^a*^av < v n ssaaTwS''^^ ■■■a Vfesik. Wk < SSb64 words
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410 1953-06-28 19 Business Houses Ban On Sports Tours No Leave To Be Granted SINGAPORE S sportsmen, employed m several Colony Business Mouses, are forbidden— under pain of dismissal— to join Singapore touring teams. This move follows what one employer termed, "an abuse or the privilege of taking leave for sports tours/ lour410 words
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Article157 1953-06-28 19 JEFFERY JAMES - JEFFERY JAMES' lEFEREES HAVE PROBLEMS, TOO to I ronner well known referee, kinds of referees now m the Colony. I fact that j i I 1 I I t v f without charge, l feel that the idea of the Referees Committee meeting our League ;jnd Cap Committee157 words
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Article34 1953-06-28 19 i v\>. afte winprints, ent on to m two nts, J InstituS pionship o;i the SJI lay. Kum wa livl--11 pion. B t, [gnatius save c prizes a1 of34 words
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Article45 1953-06-28 19 IHE following will repre* the Prisons Sports Assolinst the Wanderers XI at Changi today at 2 p.m.. D. Bingham, S. Mosbergen, A Frugtniet (Capt.). E. W. Sayers, D. Brennan, D. BrenJnr., G. A. Theseira. D. c, R. Mackay, H. Nobte, J. D Wynn.45 words
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Article36 1953-06-28 19 SIX teams will contest the oi the McGn gor Watt v-in competition rf t Jarlan B \idium to-d;!y start iniE a' 4.Q0 pm '■y arc: Tiecr^ Rovers, ra "A." SRC. R\ and PBU.36 words
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Article250 1953-06-28 19 Ta n Kim Song Still A Champ YMCA Billiards TAN KIM SONG, ex-Malayan three-ball billiands champion won the Aw Boon Haw silver trophy when he beat Low Hock Kiat 500—283 m the final of the V.M.C.A. Golden Jubilee open invitation championships at the Singapore Badminton Stadium last night. I A250 words
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Article173 1953-06-28 19 SCA Tourney Navy Out For Only 13 The Nav y wer c bundled out u>r 13 runs m reply to the Police total of I*s runs mi n a Section (A) match at the Base yesterday. The Navy's score is the smallest total mi n first cl;iss cricket m many173 words
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Article31 1953-06-28 19 ALGIFRS. Algeria, Jme 27 (L'P» French swimming champion Gilbert Bonzon broke the world record for the 200-meter backstroke yesterday when he clocked the distance m 2 mm. 18.3 »et >.31 words
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Article270 1953-06-28 19 C. Thuraisingam. the Colony and South cricketer, highlighted] the first day's l>lay ]n the Ceylon Sports Club versus Army Senior tournament Section (B) cricket fixture at Nee Soon yesterday with a chanceless 94 runs. Before stumps wer^ drawn for t'-se day the Ccylonese, who remained all270 words
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Article88 1953-06-28 19 MOTSPIR PARK. SI'RRKT, June 27 ißeuttr) Roger Bannister. "M ye.ir-old London University medical student ran the mite m 4 mins. 2.0 sees, hero today fastest mile record m the world this year. Bannister's time has born hcatm only by two Swedes the world record bolder. Ciundar llaegg. with88 words
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Article29 1953-06-28 19 PRESBYTERIAN Boys 1 School will hold their Bth annual sports on Friday July 3 at 3.00 p.m on the school field at I-orong J, Telok Kurau29 words
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Article, Illustration798 1953-06-28 19 An Able Skipper South 's Problem WITH the annual 'Test' between the North and the uth not very far off, the selectors of the two different sides a;e bound to be very busy ftf the next i<:rtnight or so trying to build up their respective sides for the annual encounter798 words
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Article136 1953-06-28 19 On an uneertnin turf wicket at Seld ir, the Indian Association i Brit and scored 125 rui all out a..iin.st RAF Malaya m a ion (A) match yt U i day. RAF Malaya replied with H4 f.u- live wickets when stumps > di iwn for the136 words
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Article30 1953-06-28 19 SinkapofS R«vre.ition Club drew witn Shell SC m a friend I J cr "ket m:i'ch yesterday. The Rers !wiPße dvi lot 130. Sheli replied with 128 for nine.30 words
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Article, Illustration47 1953-06-28 19 Jobore's gallant goalkeeper, Derbyshire, makes a dcs petate bid to save Singa pore inside-right Boon Leong's sprawled on ground low running header which gave Singapore her first goal, m their Southern Section Malaya Cup-tie game at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Singapore won 2-—47 words
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Article379 1953-06-28 19 S'PORE WINS THE OPENER us JOHORE BINGAPOBE opened her 1 H.%3 Malaya Cup <:unpaign m the Southern Section u ith a great I i» victory over .lohore, before 5,000 soccer fans at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Both goal* were scored after repeated second half onslaughts by Singapore, after being held379 words
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Article224 1953-06-28 19 Negri Out For 133 Runs RIIALA LUMPUR, Sat. Ncgri were all out for 135 runs at 4.58 p.m. m the first day's play of the interstate match against Sclangor which started here today. Negri made a poor beginnir™. losing their first wicket for 8 runs, until ThHageratnam and skipper Fgerton224 words
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Article89 1953-06-28 19 SEREMBAN. Sut The Combined Services stored d well deserved 3 2 victory over Negri Semhilan io a Malaya Cup match played here this evening. Th c winners showed better team work. Their short passing tactics had the Negri defence often m trouble But for some porv] dof''nvve89 words
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Article75 1953-06-28 19 The University of Malaya -tinmen! for biter vanity v .;ai's at ll«»n^ Ki.ni; will not be ahl»» to leave Eor iJiut Colony until abtuil Juiv i:{. The Sangola h 1° *;<kf the studei H »nfl Kong has L 1 Tiio U iiv cotnprii ho vrill pla3 len-75 words
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Article44 1953-06-28 19 I n a SBHFA Division I I t afllt K'ifi,. -t .lal.m Bear tad im tei f !av, Putau B.i!. wn S.C beat Malaya Publishing ilu c iy tv.o goa.s to nothing Scoters urere: Omar Duud (pcnart>> find LMn Rahmaa.44 words
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Article516 1953-06-28 20 i ONDON June 27 (Reuter)-Australia'i two v iiH^t 18-year-olds, Ken fcosewall and Lewis Hoad the former United States champion Art Larsen, n their into the quarter-finals of the All Engmdr nd tennis championships at Wimbledon yesterday. While top-seeded Rosewall had a tough time to overcome516 words
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