The Straits Times, 20 March 1955
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Title Section13 1955-03-20 1 The Straits Times in No. 1,021 SINGAPORE, SI'NDAY, MARCH 20, 1955 15 CENTS13 words
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221 1955-03-20 1 Singapore swoop -two men held Q^TAIi-ED sketch plan of a Singapore Chinese and 25 photographs of last years monstrations in the Colony were seme of the things seized by the Police in a r mmunist hide-out on Friday night. de-out an attap house221 words
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Article15 1955-03-20 1 $5,000 toll Mr PNG Room 1 1, N.ival Base. APORE. 27. the 1 editors I15 words
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Article116 1955-03-20 1 PAPHOS. Cyprus. Sat. A big black box containing exchemicais was hastily carried out of a court here yesterday amir! confusion among lawyers on the front jien an expert said the had got mixed and it wa.s unsafe. The square box, tied with dirt} pieces ofReuter - 116 words
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Article21 1955-03-20 1 PARIS. Sat —The Minor said yesten is to declare a cy in certain Intensify tl awa and t-21 words
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Article, Illustration78 1955-03-20 1 rill. li\ RESCUED l bines* seamen and sonic of the hospital staff of the liner Caronia who looked after them after they h ere picked up on Thurstej -liuht. Standing from left are Dr I. Winder, Sister Joan Bird. Sister Sally McDougall Dr. B. Lake78 words
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Article143 1955-03-20 1 'Eden will take over next month' LONDON. Sat. SIR Anthony Eden, 57-year-old Foreipn Secretary, v. ill bi faced with an immediate oecision on when to stage a G u neral Election if. as Parlian-.entarv report"; say, he .'••.cceecis Sir Winston Churchili as Prime Minister early next month. The reports sayReuter - 143 words
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Article79 1955-03-20 1 WASHINGTON. Sat. Strategic Air Command bombers and other U.S. combat planes S now are operating into the big i J new base at Adana. Turkey, about 500 .miles from Russian territory, the Air Force dis- d tonight. A statement made in answer to reporters' questions .said79 words
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Article48 1955-03-20 1 LONDON. Sat— The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh have made personal donations to the fund set up in London to help victims of the recent floods in New South Wales, Australia. The amount now riiM'd in London to far totals over £40.000.— Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Article44 1955-03-20 1 OSLO Sat King Haakon i of Norway has awarded the King's Gold Medal to the British actress Peggy Ashcroft after watching her play the lead on Wednesday night in the Brltfsh production of Henrik Ibsen's play j, H< dda Gabbler." Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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341 1955-03-20 1 The shipwrecked could only talk to sister Joan THE LANGUAGE barrier looked hopeless when the 34.000- 1 ton liner Caronia rescued five Chinese fishermen from the sea Then pretty blonde Sister )oan Bird of the Caronia's hospital staff stepped m Her fellow workers in the Caronia watched In awe asReuter - 341 words
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Article185 1955-03-20 1 SECRETS; 'SERIOUS IRRITANT' LONDON, Sat. rPHK I nited States' dcciX sion to lay bare all the top secret wartime negotiations among the world leaders may cause a .serious irritation of Anglo-American relations, diplomatic sources said here today The British Foreign Office unsuccessfully opposed publication of the Yalta papers last week.Reuter - 185 words
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Article113 1955-03-20 1 64 pages at bright reading sailors If HE Malayan Monthly for March will be on sale on TUESDAY Here is ,another bright issue of <South-East Asia's own pictorial magazine 64 pages with Malayan topical 'articles and picture stories, [and colour-illustrated fiction Features range from the fstory of a jungle outpost113 words
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Article60 1955-03-20 1 TOKYO. Sat. The Prime Minister, Mr. Hatoyama. won •e-election in the Diet last light and reappointed most of lis Conservative cabinet. But Mr. Hatoyama lost some :ontrol of the powerful Lower iou.se when the former Prime Minister Mr. Yoshida's men earned with the Socialists and lefeated60 words
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Article29 1955-03-20 1 LONDON. Sat The Minisry of Works said yesterday it >lans to spend £10.500 less in 955/1956 on the Queen's palices than in the current flnincial year Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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281 1955-03-20 1 Aruba: Wo further than thy Nivobars' HELSINKI. Sat OWNERS of the Finnish tanker Aruba warned today that the i. inker '-cannot proceed" to Red China with its jrl fuel carro. so it is up to (he Communists to come and |H it. The Aruba's 42-man crew has served notice it281 words
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765 1955-03-20 1 NELSON RUTHERFURD - Last act soon m drama of the Pahang jungles NELSON RUTHERFURD By The curtain may be rising for the last act in the drama that is militant terrorism in Pahang. But the stealthy fight against subversion will continue. Penning the writing on the green wall of the jungle is the765 words
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Advertisement94 1955-03-20 1 Station >"^ m C YMA Spare P»rt» ,MA watche,— u ,r.intccd R.pa.n Solicited k Pott L ABDEEN LTD. North Bnd«c Road. a POKE 6 HOHNER HARMONICAS for Harmonica Band or Solo Playing HOHNER H. S. B. SERIES. International Tuningl. cd. Tremolo S 5.50 ■d, Organ 5. 50 -reed Alto 55094 words
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Advertisement75 1955-03-20 1 OFFICIAL DISTRIBUTORS OF ROLEX WATCHES LEE CHAY CO. 100. North Bridge Rd.. Spore 6 Telephone 8025 1 Ihere are many good cigarettes, but few, very few, come near to giving you the pleasure you get from Rothmans Dc W^ Luxe Virginia. That is why, in England's ■PP^^^^^^f most distinguished homes75 words
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Article191 1955-03-20 2 Ik JIDSHIPMAN DESTA stepped off the minesweeper Edderton ■VI onto British soil, after a fortnights cruise to Scandinavia. the envy of all his shipmates. For Midshipman Oesta can expect to jump from midshipman to admiral of the fleet in one bound. Handsome Prince Alexander Dcsta. 20-ycar»-old.191 words
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Article, Illustration1672 1955-03-20 2 C.O. L - KELANTAN —THE DREADED STATE C.O.L. By IN the middle of May, 1894, a caravan of 12 elephants wai wending its way slowly through the Malayan jangle in a southerly direction towards Kelantan. Seated on the foremost animal was a sick man. Two dark, penetrating eyes were set deep in his1,672 words
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Advertisement148 1955-03-20 2 (f^f \S> V I A gift P erfect taste flg&\fl for every rTnB-tf /'I rl Sift occasion! I P 1 WITH PARKER'S EXCLUSIVE ELECTRO-POLISHED POINT! lou'll know the joy of giving the wanted gift when you give the Parker "51" Pen! For it's the world's most-wanted pen. Only Parkci has148 words
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Advertisement243 1955-03-20 2 The vitamins in MARMITE will keep you FIT/ l -<* \M You can only be really fe /f^ |oying life if you have plenty of 1/7/ nourishing food. You and all y Ou fJ )J U need Marmite; it contains the w O Lf protective vitamins that help to assil243 words
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Article182 1955-03-20 3 NANYANG ANOTHER MEETING FAILS 'Council delegates have no power/ says Dr. Lin THE NANYANC University dispute drags on. Yet another meeting was held yesterday. And again it produced no results. Yesterday, the Chancellor. Dr. Lin Yutang, and his staff met two members of the University executive council, Mr Yeo Chan182 words
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Article264 1955-03-20 3 LONDON, S»t. DIVISION 1 Aston Villa 3 Wnl Brom 0 Blackpool 2 UM> Bolton •> i .nd iII Charlton 0 Chelsea HuddcrsfiHd 0 Man I Man. I ifi. 1 Everton Portsmouth 0 Burnley Shed. Wed. 2 Preston Sunderland 0 Arsenal ■Intu-nh.ini 5 Shed. I. Wolves 2 NewcastleReuter - 264 words
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Article19 1955-03-20 3 TWICKENHAM. Sat.-Eng-land beat Scotland by 9 points to 6 In their Rugby Union International here today.— Reuter.Reuter - 19 words
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Article44 1955-03-20 3 LONDON. Sat. Dr. Charles Hill. Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Food, said that Britons last year spent £297 million on sweets and Ice cream £49 million more than was spent on milk and £130 million more than on bread. Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article, Illustration68 1955-03-20 3 This flag yesterday turned up at (i.II FARELF in Singapore along with others being displayed for a dance last night. Then sonienodv queried: What h it" The hammer and sickle Replied the Army: "It's not Kussian. We've often used it cr. but come lo think of it.68 words
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Article65 1955-03-20 3 COUNCILLOR SUES COUNCILLOR A suit in which a Suv-apore City Council] r Mr. Chan Kum fi Ham CoonMr. A R Lazarou> 1 dander. is dU' ard be:ore Mr Justice Whitton in tht High r>w. r riay.s havt been set aside for the hearing. Mr. Chan claims in the I that65 words
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Article39 1955-03-20 3 SPRINGFIELD, Massachu- 1 Kenneth Chapin, i 19-year-old boy scout, was found guilty yesterday of the bayonet slaying of a 14-year-old baby sitter and the 'fouryea r-cld boy who was tend--He waa sentenced to' tne electric chair.39 words
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Article151 1955-03-20 3 MBS. f I.EON-SOH. President of the Singapore Tanine Welfare \vsori.itinn. yesterday joined the crowds streaming to see Jenny, the doc claimed to be the mother of kittens. But she came away unimpressed. Mrs. Leon-Soh said after soeine the animals she was satisfied that the kittens were151 words
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Article491 1955-03-20 3 ANGLING; SAGAI - ANGLING SAGAI IK A COLLEAGUE who Is also a fisherman told me the other day I should write about what might happen next Sunday in- ol what happened on the Sunday before these notes appear. I <>nly wish I could— for my own sake as well491 words
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Article176 1955-03-20 3 LONDON. Sat. A LITTLE barber who refused to move to make way tor a new £1.000.000, ten-storey block of offices has given in Hie last. But he is to get £10.000 ($85,000 1 for moving out. The barber is Mr. Sidney Wilson, who for176 words
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Article91 1955-03-20 3 KUANTAN. Sat. A COMMUNIST terrorist Ah Too and a comrade were quietly fishing in a jungle .stream in the Gambang district' m .ir here this morning when two police special squads spotted them. Ah Too was killed and the man with him was wounded and later91 words
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Advertisement445 1955-03-20 3 $27,460 FOR YOU AT AGE 55 Men or wompn. undfr 45 by sotting aside regular monthly, half-yearly or yearly amounts under the SUN LIFE OF CANADA plan can. lor example, receive at ace 55 a lump sum— s27,46o for men <r $30,881 for wnm-n or a pr'vate income, for life445 words
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676 1955-03-20 4 what am: The best years of your life? A DIRECT QUESTION FOR WOMEN By ESME j BAPTISTA RAKING a day off is a luxury for a mother. On this occasion I did take the advantage of re-! laxation by going along with a girl friend to see an old picture676 words
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Article1060 1955-03-20 4 RICHARD KENT - RICHARD KENT ...for thrills! By THOSE WHO KNEW 1 "BABY FACED" Sunday School teacher, Lester Brocklehurst, never suspected the streak of viciousness that lay dormant behind the gentle childlike face until the Spring of 1937. Lester, then 2,'J, signeil his own death warrant when lie met 19--year-old Bernice1,060 words
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Article, Illustration49 1955-03-20 4 British film star )ach Buchanan can probably s;ivc Diana Dors a few hints about acting before the camera. lack was a well-known film star before Diana was even born. They arc seen together in the Arthur Rank production "As Long As They're Happy."49 words
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110 1955-03-20 4 Science takes a leaf from the plants' book of life. F OR fir J the way p^; discovery that could provide'^' sou^f Ormank The plant p rOC( SipHe light to n from car:, I and soil !I: I char.! I was a the An Science >,• phy.,; They hay Danie!110 words
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Advertisement317 1955-03-20 4 rHXppfRfEssnpiKy| W~"hEN does a medicine for the body become a dope for the soul? The dividing line is fine. I had lunch last week with a French novelist who Is much given to melancholy and writes brilliant but deeply depressing books. I found him in the pink of health and317 words
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25 1955-03-20 5 mothers-a new booklet for your daughters- gratis v puzzled about a ill help p wing into m from and church \\n:e to- J I U.S.A.25 words
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10 1955-03-20 5 earl Trouble fed by High Blood Pressure I X Ml(li10 words
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241 1955-03-20 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Saturday. PLANTERS in Johore are alarmed about the grow- 1 ing menace to rubber estates by wild elephant, pig and deer. Elephant and deer were largely responsible for some thousands of acres of devastation last year, and wild pig caused loss of241 words
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Article243 1955-03-20 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. (CHINESE terrorists are j being forced to rc'.y on their distrusted Indian comrades in bids to get enough food. Ma.ior R. J. Isaac of the Director of Operatic: said in a broadcast tonight >od control in Chinese ea was turning the243 words
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Article84 1955-03-20 5 The Rev Dr Hobart Am--r.perintendent of the Central Malaya District of the Methodist Church, who is now on tour of his area in the Federation, had a bu^v week since l.c flew to Kuala Lumpur from pore on March 12 He visited Kuala Lumpur. Klanc. Port84 words
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Article214 1955-03-20 5 26 for training course 'TWENTY six students, among them six women, have been selected for the Club Leadership Training Course which is sponsored by the Federation of Boys' Clubs. Singapore The course begins tomorrow at the Sineapore Youth Council Hall in" Orchard Road More than 45 applications have been submitted214 words
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Article40 1955-03-20 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Dame Sybil Thorndike and her husband. Sir Lewis Casson. who gave dramatic recitals in Kuala Lumpur recently also presented $100 each to the Lady Templer Tuberculosis Hospital Appeal Fund which now stands at 52.038.46 T.40 words
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Article, Illustration32 1955-03-20 5 Mr. Paul Marchant of the Inion Insurance Society of Canton. Ltd.. and hiv hridr. formers Miss Margaret Bastabel, who wei •:> married at St. Andrew's Cathedral. ,1" r«»terdaj Sunda> Times picture.32 words
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Article184 1955-03-20 5 "The quiet, self-effacing type very rarely ABUSES people." said the committee for the fourth word in SSS2. ABUSE Is not what one would expect from the quiet type. He may AMUSE people by his ways, without actually seeking to entertain them. Alternatively, even the self-effacing type Dresumably184 words
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Article157 1955-03-20 5 "Losing his TICKET through sheer carelessness can make a man annoyed with himself." argued the committee for the fourth word in SSSS. Most of us use TICKETS in one form or another, and their loss through carelessness can certainly engender annoyance. Comparatively few of us play157 words
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Article83 1955-03-20 5 For the sixth word in SSS3. the clue was: "When you come to do so, it's annoying to find that there's not enough space." The question of "finding" there's not enough space suggests that the availability of space is to some extent speculative, favouring PARK rather83 words
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122 1955-03-20 5 ASIANS GAVE THE MOST BLOOD LAST WEEK SIAXS in Singapore are becoming more and more "blood conscious." There were more Asian blood donors than Europeans last week, says the weekly report of the Blood Trinsfusion Service. Of the l.=>o donors, 68 were Europeans and 82 were Asians, the majority at122 words
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469 1955-03-20 5 THE COMPETITION EDITOR - THE COMPETITION EDITOR By one of the biggest entries for some weeks, Straits Times Word Puzzle Contest 'SSS' was won from a strong field, and there were again many solvers who differed from the winning solution at only one point. Here are469 words
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Article166 1955-03-20 5 The Malayan Weightlifting Championships and a "Mr. Malaya" contest, scheduled to 1 take place during the Easter Holidays in Singapore, have been called off. The long awaited weightlifting challenge match bet- ween Kampar's 20-year-old Miss Lee Kwai Chee and Singapore's Miss Violet Ho has also been166 words
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Advertisement104 1955-03-20 5 Q J 0 LM Diesel \> RISES ARRIAGI CO. ..TD. K Lumpur the BACK PAINS rti to De WITT'S PILLS I I th>! jmin m the v-hr is N«turt i r-enrri may not r-j It ia tijing "cet rjmem." Yoof x^t Th« 7 must tit or the --A-r r. -_hert104 words
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Advertisement379 1955-03-20 5 LEARN AT HOME THE PRACTICAL WAY '^BV V WJ Radio, te-d«y'» qrsat-est prof»**<<M), «rar*j traced m*m BW\^t- J^fl vrq«ntfy. Radio repair angiiwert, tound tscknicianfc ■jL^-^^^B broadcast wifitMrt. eiacurivev ate. ii I -^1 j <Wand. Va»t »«w fialdi of epporfcniry arc cdwh^ I SBBa^^^l »P t«l«vnion, at*ctrocici, tic. Wt^^tgifSl I W\LL379 words
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Miscellaneous172 1955-03-20 5 II in it in ij answers to i Word Puzzle SSS THE prixe of $5,000 for Straits Times Word Puzxle Contest 'SSS' was won by H. 1 PNC, Block 85. Room 11. H.M. Naval Base. Singapore. 27. He submitted a set of answers which corresponded completely with those given below.172 words
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Article, Illustration939 1955-03-20 6 PATRICK CHEE - PATRICK CHEE POLICE STILL WORK ON THE CASE Baffling mystery of Sheo Ting's death By The case of the Naked Amah is one of the most fascinating murder mysteries still unsolved by the Singapore Police But the Criminal Investigation Department has not939 words
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Article573 1955-03-20 6 A modest plateful at the club 9^23KSZm^S^SSXSSSm3B THE drought continues. While welcoming the rare all-out wintering of the rubber trees, planters groan at poor crops and deplore not being able to rest the trees as is done by many smallholders during a boy drought. A War Executive Committee managers' conference573 words
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Article147 1955-03-20 6 The music of Maurice Ravel is an acquired taste, but how rewarding the acquisition! Eletrant, stylish and sophisticated. Ravel conjures up all the trace and intellect of French civilisation. In the first of a series of longplaying recordings, the French -born pianist Robert Casadesus plays a147 words
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Article424 1955-03-20 6 aMMB— i—B^ THE French have mastered the art of making the niost oi the most everyday vegetables. Here are examples of some of their methods. STUFFED Mli Hi.i Thoroughly waah and clean a medium sized cabbage. Place a thin piece of cheesecloth In the bottom of a424 words
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Advertisement499 1955-03-20 6 INDIAN FABRICS Noted for their excellence in texture, beauty of design and richness of artistic appeal. THE INDIAN HANDLOOM INDUSTRY has been a producer of cotton, silk and woollen cloth from times immemorial: India's fine Muslins, Chintzes, Shawls, Brocades etc. were the rage of fashionable women in far off Egypt.499 words
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Advertisement158 1955-03-20 6 SECURITY M /A 1 You want your family to be IV secure. But their security depends on you. If you are unhappy in your job, if you re in a dead end" then you aren't secure and neither is your family. The best v security is to make the most158 words
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Miscellaneous97 1955-03-20 6 RADIO MALAYA •Prosrammes thus marked ran be rrc-pjvrd by listonrrs in Malacca Short wavr 49 62m. Medium wave 476 m., 13., 366 m. and Bt7m 9.00 a.m. Breakfast Club: 10.'X Red for Danger: 10.30 South o< the Boixier; 11.00—11.30 Londoi Studio Melodies: '1.00 p.m. Programme Summary; *1.01 Light Music; *1.3097 words
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Miscellaneous22 1955-03-20 6 j j H^l^H^H^B p C7U#-> i nnm. SJIWvAFORE .si,,,ri u.r. |76m. 3;, v mm S 530 -6 b ?,Sn >i >■ Air: 1022 words
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Article, Illustration635 1955-03-20 7 Says MAXINE RAKICH TUX art of relaxation seems to !>o lost these hectic days hut the induceifteni to take it eaary is a pleasure when you have the li^ht sort of clothes. And these clothes can be found in most of the shops. Comfortable, well-fit635 words
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Article, Illustration241 1955-03-20 7 A RE eadgets more trouble -A than they are worth?" question I have thought a lot about I sometimes wonder if it doesn't take as lone to b out the washing machine as to wash the clothes by hand. I talked to a man who almost convinced241 words
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Article, Illustration265 1955-03-20 7 NOEL - NOEL **t i > i i r^B not easy *or any gir! to retain her poise and grooming while trying to shelter from a vicious downpour. Raincoat designers have improved the situation ar\(j rvive blended the m^st appealing colours to givo wet-weather charm No longer265 words
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Article141 1955-03-20 7 i -11 HAT >shall 1 wear?" TT iy l suppose, most women's immediate re- artion to am invitation. Automatically I classify parties a.s 'standing 1 or sitting"; for "standing" I I often choose a narrow skirt. But, I wonder, shall I ever feel safe in doing141 words
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Advertisement102 1955-03-20 7 Deep-cleansing &M£FWe "■//y/At/on i by kin. You and French v- c "3 Try St. Dry bw dden L. "loved it. ir en-Thai Corporation Ltd., P O. Box 47, Sinfapor* w^^f^ The Perfect Chocolate- Toffee in fhe Perfect Pocket Potk «TXN MACKINTOSH lONS UmT[D HAUM* NURSE CLEARS CHILD'S ECZEMA 'rum h102 words
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Advertisement130 1955-03-20 7 ACKD INDIGESTION? NOT FOR ME/ BECAUSE I GET REALLY RAPID RIUEF WITH PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA TABLETS .i^sn (MINT-FLAVOURED) *^jl^B|*i| k riodess For confidence and comfort always ask for Modcss. Silkysoft and c.r/ra-absorbcnt, Modcss (made by Johnson and Johnson) arc superbly comfortable. Their sleekly tapered ends make them invisble under130 words
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Article103 1955-03-20 8 I am not a wife wanting all the luxuries in life. All I want is enough money to pay the bills, to meet household expenses, dress simply and have a little savings for a rainy day. So when my husband comes out with questions like: "What on103 words
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Article697 1955-03-20 8 Any woman can tame her man! MICHELLE'S i||i||P with understanding I LIKE MKN! Unconditionally. I deplore the columns devoted to telling how terrible they are, how selfish they me and parading all their faults and foibles. I am sick of women saying that men are selfish, polygamous animals. I hold697 words
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Article141 1955-03-20 8 \lr"l.\T annoys me most nowadays is the fact that some of the young -irk of today are trying their hardest to copy "The Hepburn Cut." These teenagers do not realise that although they ran copy Audrey Hepburn's cut to their heart's desire, they can never succeed in capturing141 words
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Article434 1955-03-20 8 I LIKE women! Conditionally They are rather like pets one has about the house. I say I like women conditionally because there are iomc women I don't like j ust a.s there are pets which don't appeal to me. In fact, women are very434 words
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Article813 1955-03-20 8 IAM deeply in love with a girl of 15. and have been for two years. We have always been rather shy in each other's prt-.ence and so we look to writing letters to each othir. I wrote asking her whether she loved me and she813 words
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Advertisement249 1955-03-20 8 COLGATE'S wonderful new GREEN CHLOROPHYLL TOOTHPASTE I ROYS BM> BRtATH "^v y fc)f* AND MAKfcS _^y fhg 7 this new exclusive Colgate C, formula. InLargcandGiant Green Toothpaste s-c tubes. C^ that FOAMS SCbT* Omm mi h ASK FOR COLGATE GREEN TOOTHPASTE Sole Agents throughout Malaya: Hak.cK CILFILLAN Cr CO.. LTD249 words
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Advertisement332 1955-03-20 8 PUP <— J*B NONE BETTER^ A 3 m^^O^Mg 'WISDOM') CANNOT 1 H |U TEa,ON S F°R LUT£ PR i m jt^ TROUBL N ES FR V?SIT E JJJ 1 R Yes, you hay« animpacted' L\. onlyasi^iT^TT^ll tooth ont which has not good thin^ y Ou ye enough room toeome through332 words
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Miscellaneous79 1955-03-20 8 TME: gAMBOLg <& AM/W AB&&*»^ID LOVE TO B& A TH OW I WOUCDNT PLY INIFOW <bO MOU TWIN* I'M A -—^=»-Tl_-| I' E^k'iS^iiiUli^AßOtJT? CATCUPNO TME TOAIKJ TME WlNirfcft I I FRUMP AND VOD'D H ~g_ QM^" l wp*-"-^ TC> TMfr WINTER SPOgTSJ r~ f J™| \JKJt TO PUT M& ON79 words
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280 1955-03-20 9 the Commissioner-General, Mr. Malcolm Machave played a major role in averting a threatened agO man s* rik e f fhe Singapore Naval Base. revealed yesterday by Mr. Anantha Narayana Iyer president Admiralty Local Staff Union, which had threatened to the Commander-in-Chief Far280 words
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Article, Illustration31 1955-03-20 9 Mr. and Mrs. leftrey Forte who were married at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore. The bride it the former Mitt Amy Lee. daughter of Mr. Robert Lee. of Singapore.31 words
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12 1955-03-20 9 lucky lottery tickets help a widow n of ■:^d in irk. her12 words
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Article10 1955-03-20 9 JUDGE TO SEE FOR HIMSELF ryed by Bukit dequate. 110 words
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113 1955-03-20 9 elderly man was charged in a Singapore court yesterday with living on his daughter s earnings frc*p pro- i Hi was Reginald Michael Rodngues. of Somapah Estate I charged together with Patrick DCotta In the Second Criminal District Cour Wtth a the immoral earnDiana113 words
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Article54 1955-03-20 9 Two nurses. Miss E. Haskayr.e E Grac\ arrived in Singapore from London yester* iay. They will leave for Kuala today to join the St. John Ambulance Brigade's nu,.ms in the Federation. They were met at B lirport by Mrs D W G Faris, :he vice-pre.>iden:. St.54 words
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351 1955-03-20 9 RESCUE workers in Singapore's Civil Defence Corps are to receive portable equipment which wi'l enable them to operate m badly bombed areas where vehicles cannot penetrate. Each will get a shoulder pack containing a 2ft. wrecking bar. a small entrenching too a hammer, a351 words
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Article143 1955-03-20 9 SABARI MI/THI was warned and acquitted in Singapore y-esterdav on a charse <>f causing hurt to a eirl. I<ow Hong Yew. after a quarrel in Pasir Panjang on the morning of Feb. 19. Low alleged that Muthu carried her into his house and threatened to throw143 words
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Article29 1955-03-20 9 NAIROBI. Sat. Two hundred and three terrorists havesurrendered in the two months since the Kenya Government announced its amnesty offer, it was officially announced today.29 words
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Article, Illustration22 1955-03-20 9 i The bride was formerly Mitt Yvonne C. Morier. The bridegroom is attached to K. P. M. Lines. Singapore.22 words
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Article165 1955-03-20 9 Band sets a musical target THE Seventh Company of the Singapore Girls' Life Brigade has set a musical target for this year a 24--piece all-girl band. The company has a 16-piece band at present. "It is the first of its kind in Singapore perhaps even Malaya." says the band leader,165 words
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Article149 1955-03-20 9 A 16-year-old coffee shop assistant was fed up with hi;employer who was "in the habit of slapping" him and making him work hard. The "crowning humiliation' came wlven the employer slapped him and refused to give him leave on Feb. 8. Kok King Chew, the149 words
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Article193 1955-03-20 9 rPHE Chinese Chamber of Commerce has disclaimed responsibility for speeches made by its members in support of Democratic Party candidates contesting the Assembly elections. The Singapore Progressive Party had asked: "Will the Chinese Chamber say whether it approves of representations being made by certain canvasser.; of193 words
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Advertisement8 1955-03-20 9 /mpg£f\ y<=g/UR TOURIST SINGAPORE-K.LUMPUI SSI. FLY MALAYAN AIRWAY!8 words
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Advertisement206 1955-03-20 9 /Som No OUTSIDE Jgß^. CAus.wfet Too Busy p" l^ Is your Office *Mtsmz\ like this? When it could be like this use MODERNPHONES FOR EFFICIENT OFFICES Never before an intercom system like this Low-cost MODERNPHONE! Push a button there's your contact! Up to 30 lines. Modernphone relieves your switchboard load,206 words
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Article23 1955-03-20 10 ■4- <lli t minimum) i at. you are pi :.< of a ISO W ly not 1m McLaren, P.O. Box an? 4 Sinr.inore23 words
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Article231 1955-03-20 10 Too near for comfort j While Singapore eyes are riveted on the battle for votes, a battle for life is going on not very far over the Causeway. While Singapore candidates call for the ending of the Emergency Regulations the Communist terrorists who aim to conquer this country231 words
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Article, Illustration1291 1955-03-20 10 The* ffiri irom Singapore* irieti in home by rmmd... Terry Pillay, from Singapore, decided to make a London-Singapore journey by road. She advertised for companions and eventually set out with Jack Wyborn, a retired New Zea- I I HAVE had my films con- fiscated1,291 words
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Article1162 1955-03-20 10 A plea to a good Jew 1 ]I|R DAVIE MARSHALL y> iTI says that most Britons >> are ashamed of their coun- try's Colonial past. No. si If Britain had not had a Colonial pa.st (and present' Marshall would not now be a wealthy lawyer in Sin-1,162 words
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Article828 1955-03-20 10 He was 'always for the children' PERHAPS it really is a million children I have treated over half a century as a pediatrician. Who knows?" Dr. Bela Schick says thoughtfully. He smiles, remembering "Their little faces have become a blur through the years; but always it was for the children—always828 words
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Article156 1955-03-20 10 which ru ami i ed I 1 Whir:. t town an o] at ti WO) had chan mini smal S mi 1 I and Invi theI about dat had leave the thp cons port authi A. chai also a four d( '■cl atte:: con.-;, Polic Ratio: they tior.156 words
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Advertisement411 1955-03-20 10 CLASSIFIED ADS. SITI \TIO\S VA( AN" nONXRY H< MS Medical H 220 X ISA I emoluI :<n^r from $1!K1.H3 :t m p in. Valfbrmi mid provided. A deduction m Win be made for quare reached the Hue of 17 4 crars but not their 23rd bii'hday t'eiMwill b<> >veded by411 words
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Advertisement27 1955-03-20 10 Fraser Neave's V***^ business which includes distributing heavenly Tiger (Malaya's Gold Medol Been j and making delicious Red Lion real frjit |uire ;3|? Oronge or P.neapple /Vl?^^^!27 words
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Article493 1955-03-20 11 WAIT: THEN CAME 500 PEOPLE FROM BANKROLL BOAT -TO SEE THE SIGHTS AND DO THE SHOPS MORE THAN 500 wealthy American passengers, raring to come ashore when the British luxury liner, Caronia, berthed in Singapore at 6.45 a.m. yesterday, had to wait until 8.30 a.m. before immigration493 words
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Article40 1955-03-20 11 Rajaslngham Sabapathy, claimed trial yesterday in the Singapore Eighth Police Court to three charges of criminal li reach of trust of three fountain pens. Bail of $500 was allowed and the case was postponed till March 26.40 words
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Article, Illustration26 1955-03-20 11 i. l Lhe five Chi W -I'll 111) IIV K rhui ml.i> 'iijiiit fir. oilo I \l to Sands; :ure. m26 words
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423 1955-03-20 11 By THAM SOON KENC TELUK ANSON. Saturday. A RAMBUTAN tree that talks has predicted that World War III will begin in 1960. but Malaya will not be involved. The tree is in a small coconut plantation at the 13th mile. Teluk Anson-Bagan423 words
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Article65 1955-03-20 11 Stage Club, Singapore. is to present an extra performance of its successful Uter My Fashion", at RE ME theatre. Aver Road, on Thursday at p m. ThLs Is by popular demand; many people were turned away [he play ran for a week There is one change of65 words
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Article33 1955-03-20 11 Tan Kim Soon was fined In a Singapore court vr.sterday for carrying three gallon* of dutiable samsu on a bicycle along St George's Road on March 18 The bicvrle wa.s confiscated.33 words
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Article206 1955-03-20 11 APRIL first grade rubber buyers fob. closed in Singapore yesterday at 87 5 8 centa a lb.. an eighth of a cent above Friday's close The closing tone was steady after thin trading on a quiet market. Closir.tr rubber prices yesterday la cenis per lb. vere: No. 1206 words
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Article86 1955-03-20 11 The Singapore Harb o v r j Board yesterday agreed to give j I the neneral secretary and the i ;i.^i.--tant secretary of the S.H. iB. Staff Association passes to enter the dockyard and wharf, areas. This question of passes was the first Item discussed at86 words
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142 1955-03-20 11 fTMIE SIGLAP Girl.-.' Club. Singapore, which has trained many JTOung women to Ibe good wive.s and citizens, will (fltbrate its first anniver- j iary w.th a dinner and dance! at the Singapore Hotel on j May 5 All people who Rave $5 or142 words
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Article312 1955-03-20 11 But housewives stayed put TWO Labour Front candidates at an election rally in support of their colleague. Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy (Stamford Division) gave conflictIng advice yesterday. Mr. Lee Choon Eng < Queenstown», seeing tenants and housewives peering over balconies and windows of their SIT.312 words
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Article43 1955-03-20 11 TELUK ANSON, Sat. Toh Puan Badariah, wife of the Mtntr' Besar, Perak, will declare open a sale of work held by the Lower Perak Territorial Association of Women's Institute at the Malay Club here next Saturday at 4 p.m:43 words
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Article35 1955-03-20 11 Bay Kwang Man? yesterday claimed trial in a Singapore court to a charge of cheating Nancy Tan of $25. Bail of $200 was allowed and the case was postponed to March 26.35 words
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Advertisement8 1955-03-20 11 DOGS f§- HEAD )IS TRIBUTED BY SIME DARBY8 words
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Advertisement224 1955-03-20 11 SALES AGENTS Anglo-French Trading COMPANY LIMITED TRAVEL DEPARTMENT 132/136, ROBINSON ROAD, TEL. *****/6 SINGAPORE. HflkfeM MMMMB *wB-..«r M^MMtt MtMMIM ilnlMimi I'll rw-—* IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIuTIIIITIIt IP- O I JAPAN RETURN 1 via HONGKONG 1 21 DA YS INCLUDING 4 DA YS |1 IN JAPAN "CHUSAN" Sailing 13th APRIL 1 FIRST CLASS $885224 words
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Article, Illustration222 1955-03-20 12 The young and the old: This week 's canter a theme THE extraordinarily fine 1 child study, "Ronald" labove) wins this week's first prize in the Sunday Times Camera Contest. It was taken by P. Mallant of 47 Amber Road. Singapore. Shutter speed: 1 100 th of a second. Diaphragm:222 words
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661 1955-03-20 12 The men who founded John Little's SING.\PORE is filled with attractive and interotinK places in which to walk, but there is no spot more pleasing to the eye than Institution Hill, a peaceful little world of its own |usl oil River Valley Road. Dr. Robert Little, a member Ol the661 words
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Advertisement535 1955-03-20 12 IM^ j Service After you have purchased a fine precision movie camera you naturally expect it to give you years of use and satisfaction. A Bolex will certainly fulfil your expectation. Quite recently an old model Hl6 camera made in 1937 was brought in for an overhaul. After the usual535 words
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Advertisement80 1955-03-20 12 AUSTRALIA -less than one day front Singapore BY KANGAROO SERVICE... "l^s" -^T" ~v Fly by fast .--<^HE wonderfu ''V '.jQ j^v?' <* Austral;. i I^V j^ttf^f^k. air-' QANTAS EMPIRE AIRWAYS LTD. (Inc. in Q'lond.) in parallel Ctr tnoui'l" Oanta.. RafTl.. Hot.l. and John Littl... S.n apor.. •ookinj A.--M.n.fl.ld 4 Co.80 words
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Miscellaneous166 1955-03-20 12 Popular Crossword ACmOM dowm 2. Garments (7), 9 Down (6),| Rome (6), Wavrs (5). 3. .0. PUUn* .arsnips ,6,. U. BH- e'Vrn^ ftl I tor n-pi'iitaiici- (7) I*. 11.i1t.-is (5),j (5), 8. I vlrv. (6), 12 Sarrrd 15. Anim., 18 11—111 jBft. t Sg < Bi. < tt f LI166 words
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Article, Illustration55 1955-03-20 13 Curvaceous TatM EI K Finnish ballerina, hat just been signed to a lons- t t r m-M-C-M contract. Tain.v vtrho was born n Helsinki, is sft. sm. tall 11 5 lbs., and has dark blonde hair and ;rcy green eyes. She has appeared on radio and stage with55 words
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Article, Illustration826 1955-03-20 13 _^^g^rt|B^^H^B Mill^ n aAii^F^^^ t .^jT^H^l\^^Hpif*^^_7 Special Correspondent MICHAEL RUDDY writing from the "celluloid city" presents the last of six articles telling the inside story of the men and women who make pictures and of the pictures that have made the nonentities of Yesterday into the stars826 words
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Article, Illustration535 1955-03-20 13 Says THOMAS WISEMAN l/ENNETH MORE pulled on a cap. similar to the one he wore in Genevieve. and started his £1.700 car. quite unsimilar to the one he drove in Genevieve. As we glided luxuriously through the London traffic towards Eaton Square535 words
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Advertisement295 1955-03-20 13 You tan make your teeth SHADES WHITER 4LrW, \»L. /^BBW^IHB: How you can have whiter, healthier teeth and defeat decay your teeth are and effectively. If feti at rha a dinging, preajy places to difficult for th« brush ±:n chu coating to reach, and ao help* to defeat form and295 words
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Advertisement830 1955-03-20 13 •m m* ■Lay a is! j'exotic'i I would like to have a signed photograph of exotic actress Laya Raki. B B What is her address? H She ls reputed to have the best figure in Ger- B many. B < II \l:i I! CHANG Ipoh. B Unt. J. Arthur Rank830 words
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Advertisement120 1955-03-20 13 0 your dry battvryl %H^ The very latest in vaWet f^BaS Push-Button dry Battery Receivers b«'"' y <J n _BBBBjfcßJßßßl^^^^^^^B^ PHILIPS BX 439 B ai'.Vn"!? /L I/# Pu* n Buttons ror wave-band selection High fidelity reproduction witf> the yen l\ f M*#\f \i* -"t iaff latest loudspeaker design. I 1120 words
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Advertisement254 1955-03-20 14 HERE'S THE IATESr HILLMANrange Mr -+W y Ma^ciMftlß^^^^ The llillman I>e Luxe Saloon 54.995 with more luxury, more power, more style, also the Minx Special Saloon $4,695 powered by the famous "Econimaster" engine The new Hillman Californian $5,395 with improvements in appearance, comfort and performance will still further increase the254 words
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Miscellaneous1402 1955-03-20 14 M-^ Edgar Rice Burroughs wj QI^JILoL/ L^^^B^9£tik? '-&bv[l^''< ...THE TIMING WAS PERFECT ANC? THE P^v r^» I*^T V»^«- 1 /mo^^^^fJßtt?^\ ZA^M^i* IW\PALEC? ITS GfSANTIC BLAOC TARGET PgfJf^BFßWPgl OLO g|QJu_ jjgjjl YEAR THIS WEEK FOR All H I i^ s >fs March 21 al !>.3t> a.m. (Irprnwich Mean rime the Sun1,402 words
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Article1226 1955-03-20 17 THE STRANGE CASE OF THE THIS in ih<> ftfeand tirtirh' in <mr **W~akv t p and Lire!" «tcru>«, uriiivn hij a famoutt London doctor, iotting of the *>w*>ryday problems and thy human \ith> of the science of heating. CHE'S always crying, doctor. When I come home in the1,226 words
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Article1455 1955-03-20 17 THE BIG MEN WHO CAME TO MY DOOR The elections through other eyes Iki V most respected IVI Uncle greetings' It grieves me to know that I should have caused you so much pain and anger through my long silence. It was not through lack of affection or want of1,455 words
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Advertisement226 1955-03-20 17 m dunni cigarettes specially imported from London Available in packets of 10 and airtight tins of 50. THU FAMOUJ' WHITE SPOT' is your guarontee that the contents are of the high qualir> associated w>h the You deserve a Dunhill Houd never guess s rated as a small car! mot the226 words
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Advertisement451 1955-03-20 17 It seems a miracle that person }J*ItUB once crippled with pain, can recover I to enjoy lite to the full again But such \\T"\ VC^bW miracles happen every day thanks to \v\\Jn Dr. Mackenzie's VEINOIDS "I feel M twenty years younger", says Mr. T.H.D. \jj na i typical case Most451 words
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736 1955-03-20 18 HIGHLIGHTS OF MALAYAN SPORT 'TIGHT' SOCCER IS THE ANSWER Says CRUSADER GELANGOR'S Malaya Cup soccer team, with u former Hong Kong star ;is its coach, is expected to do great things this season. Couch Wong Xi Leung was China's reserve i goalkeeper in the 1936 Olympics at Berlin Pan Ka-Pins.736 words
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Article, Illustration424 1955-03-20 18 THIS EIGHT' IS WORKADAY CAR! WORLD OF MOTORING Says MIKE HAWTHORN |T is hard to touch reality when you drive motorcars on test. All your senses crave grace, speed, and power. But reality must be there all the same. Most drivers substitute economy, utility, and space for the more splendid424 words
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Article43 1955-03-20 18 Points (10 Max Comment :ngine 10 An eager little beaver. trrrint That understeer. •rrelrratton Not all that much suspension .4 little iott 'ornorinf Up to expectation omfort Not so good in the back. Trimming Typical. (.rarlinx Top an third trill Closr.43 words
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Article, Illustration404 1955-03-20 18 BARNEY AVERY - Economy run has a mixture of cars BARNEY AVERY By MR. PERCY Corner of the Singapore Motor Club tells me that nearly 80 cars are going to report at the start of the Mobilgas Economy Run In Butterworth on April 8. And what a representative selection they are almost all404 words
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Advertisement106 1955-03-20 18 mm ye MUSIC THE MARK OF r \JS QUALITY RECEPTION. Bggg^^^^ Hi I WM^^^^ f-^^ I rODTC xl 6^^ J v gm^ggggggm 11 J^ir f. f if^^—^^ I'l^fl 1 n n fME/h^'~%k==*=A» s-^^fngV XV ggfl gV v^- tya^ Wm "^^^l THE LAT EST MODEL KY549 THE INCOMPARABLE SIX VALVES SET106 words
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Article355 1955-03-20 19 PENG SOON EDDIE WIN WELL But Judy Devlin and Heah out MANCHESTER, Saturday. THE TWO Malayan badminton stars, Eddie Choong, the All England champion for the past two years, and Wong Peng Soon, champion for three years running before that, easily won their first-round matches in the Manchester invitation internationalAP - 355 words
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Article202 1955-03-20 19 NAGAIAH HITS ANOTHER UNBEATEN 51 A SPLENDID hiilf century Dy S rl Nagaiah (51> enabled Ceylonese to defeat Wanderer^ by six wickets In a friendly cricket fixture at Ba!»stier Rond yesterday. This vas Nngniah s second fifty this season. He -md Sundratn 1 35) figured in a big fourth-wicket partnership.202 words
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Article211 1955-03-20 19 i |"NIVERSITV Ma', iva were I tamnnd by nine wickets in their friendly crirket fixture against I Singapore Recreation Club on the pad ing yesterday Uapaad badly and only skipper McCoy '37 not rrvxTup ;o the SRC. attack They were bundled out for 92 IMVF.RSITY Ram211 words
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Article111 1955-03-20 19 AN EIGHT-BOUT boxing pro- pramme between Technical College. Kuala Lumpur, and St. j Andrew's School, was drawn w:th e:ic!i wmnins; four bouts at Woodsville yesterday Results (Technical College nr*n Fly: Chin Swe? Foone bt C Tan; Kwok Hon Kai lost to Foo Boon For.g. Bantam:111 words
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Article55 1955-03-20 19 KUALA LUMPUR Sat Selangor trounced Malacca 10—3 In a friendly inter-state soccer fixture here today but not after be:ng twice in I arrears in the first half. Selanaor opened scoring first but Ma'.acca twice caught up belore the I home team went into a 555 words
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187 1955-03-20 19 LONDON, Saturday. GO. ALLEN, chairman of the Marylebone Cricket Clubs selection committee, said that he thought no country would beat England in cricket for the next five to eight years. Allen is a former England captain. Commenting on the Austra- lian tour by theReuter - 187 words
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Article14 1955-03-20 19 Boys Town 10-1 In a friendly soccer fixture at Buitit Timah yest«-day14 words
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Article105 1955-03-20 19 Across: 2. Bodices. H. Aurora. 10. Armour 11 Remorse. 13 Ropes. 15. Tapir. 18. Alas. 19, Tab 21. Role L>2. War. 23. Vital. 25, Leg. 26 Animosity. 27 Erg 29. Merit. 30. Pot. 32, Shot 34 Din. 35. Duct. It, Synod. 38, Vista. 39. Tipster. 42. Thieve.105 words
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Article157 1955-03-20 19 MEXICO CITY. Sat LOU JONES United States i beat the world 400 metres track record with a time of 45.45ec. In the Pan-American Games here yester- daj. He wai Bser Inside the record set by George Rhoden of Jamnlcr.. In Sweden in 1950.Reuter - 157 words
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Article, Illustration39 1955-03-20 19 A HAPPY TRIO: Racehorse owner Mr. Wong Ah York is all smiles as he leads in Cypress Point (Mickey Donnelly), winnrr of the Spring Cup at Bukit Timah yesterday (see Page 20). Sunday Times picture.39 words
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197 1955-03-20 19 TOMMY MISSON scored four goals, including a hat- trick, when Rovers trounced Pulau Brani Tinted 5-0 in their SAFA first division league game at Jalan Besar stadium last night. Pulau Brani made an impressive start but ihey faded out and allowed Rovers to take197 words
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Article97 1955-03-20 19 Results of the SAFA junior leacue soccer matches played yesterday ere Woodlands beat Kerala Sama:am 2-1 in a Div. 3A game at CYMA ground. Wal^ab and Abdullah scored for Woodlands and Lawrence for Samajam. Police A" beat Town Ranßers 2-0 in the 3B came at Thomson Road.97 words
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203 1955-03-20 19 Craveney scores third century in 4 matches WELLINGTON. Saturday. ANOTHER century by Tom Oraveney, bia third In four consecutive matches, put MC.C. in a strong position against Wellington on the first day of their three-day match here today. He made 102 out of the tourists" total of 207. By closeReuter - 203 words
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Article, Illustration128 1955-03-20 19 me Negn Se:r.t>uan Kuooer Dealer* Association nas spacious office (Greuno floor) to let, at Cameron Street, lot 1055 1057, Seremban. Details; Reinforced concrete Building. Arw 120' x 60" ready for occupation end oi 1950. Conditions: Premises may not be used for the storage of Sugar, Salt and prohibited matt There128 words
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138 1955-03-20 19 Prince Cortauld wins Queen Elizabeth Stakes MELBOURNE. Sat. MR M Moodabe'.s Prince CortauM fivc-to-t" < the M.000" Queen Elizabeth Stakes mile and .1 quarter here today The ten-to-nine favourite. Rising i ij'.cr New Zealand horse :he Melt* Caulfield Cups lust year, wi by three and a h.Uf lennths. Cromls (20-li138 words
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Advertisement145 1955-03-20 19 Controlling apparatus for the automatic watches TltOS IORI l> I \M<>l S V W 1> S I\l II NEW and EXCLUSIVE! FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MALAYA THE HYING SAUCERS CAME AND TABLE i Patent Pending in the United Kingdom i WITH j£. INSET TABLE TOP "> I SIDED A145 words
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Advertisement864 1955-03-20 19 ASTHMA BRONCHITIS COUGHS CURBED ll HOURS-SLEEP SOUND Coughing, Difficult Breathing, Wheezing and Painful Nasal Sinuses. Quickly Helped by Scientific Compound that Dissolves Congestion in Three Hours, thus Restoring Vigour and Vitality and Sound Lasting Sleep. Do you or any ot your lamily sutler ATTACKS THE CAUSE from stubborn .nagging .coughs864 words
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Article, Illustration2802 1955-03-20 20 KPSOM JKKP - KPSOM JKKP Cypress Point pays $112 and Miss Winnie $64 fYPRKSS POINT, with Mickey Donnelly astride, sprang a big upset in the Spring Cop oxer one mile to pay $112 for a win at Bukit Timah yesrday, concluding day of the Singapore Turf2,802 words
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Obituary33 1955-03-20 20 20 »»rd* $10 (minimum). IN CHERISHED MEMORY of II V. Alber I »way on 2i»tl March, l r >4B. In constant though find silent sorrow" Inserted •>> hi loving wife and children.33 words
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Article61 1955-03-20 20 TOTAL POOL: $383,559 1st: No. *****5 ($1*2.600) 2nd: No. *****3 80.300) Jrd: No. *****2 47,944) STARTERS: (S3.995 each) Nm. *****2, *****2. *****0, [>!)!• 199. *****9, *****5. *****4. *****0 *****7, *****9. *****9, *****2 CONSOLATION: (S2.876 rath) Nos. *****9. *****5, *****2 *****7. *****6, *****2. *****0, *****9, :.O3258. *****1. DOUBLE TOTE61 words
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64 1955-03-20 20 il ')il Sat. 'Pill special ivt.ik Turf Club million dollar sweep to be drawn on the Perak Derby on April 9 was sold out today. The first prize is worth $400,001). "'i- second $120,000 and the third MMM. A sum of $40,000 will be64 words
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224 1955-03-20 20 LONDON. Fri. FOLLOWING the .scratching of French horse Kobus on Thursday, bookmakeis reduced the odds on the leading Lincolnshire Handicap fancies at last nights Victoria Club callover. Minstrel is clear favourite at 17 to two with Alf's Caprice. Military Court and Live Spirit bracketedReuter - 224 words
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304 1955-03-20 20 PENANG, Sat. SEVENTY-EIGHT entries have been received for a seven-race card at the Penang Turf Club's i amateur meeting on Saturday. M.i l eh 26. Sixteen horses have entered for i the open hacks race at catchweißhts 1 over 6f. 14 for the deleted304 words
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