The Straits Times, 4 December 1955
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The Straits Times
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Title Section14 1955-12-04 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES In Malay* No. 1,058 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1955. 20 CENTS14 words
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Article612 1955-12-04 1 perak and Jolrore Reds agree: JVa peace for Malaya unless we are recognised -and so is the tale of an official jungle bungle By a Special Correspondent Jchind the revival of Communist terror in the Cameron highlands can be revealed at last. s ago the612 words
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Article54 1955-12-04 1 S5, 000 -two share T II are two win- j j ners of Straits I Word Puzz'e j Each will re- I 2.500. They j Mrs. Catherine j 9: Lorong "L", j Singapore. 15: Md. Taib. B. Ali, j i I Department, j |ohore Bahru. c N:ne for the i54 words
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Article40 1955-12-04 1 KATMANDU. Sat. Three Japanese climbers who have come down from the ManaBOIU oeak in the Himalayas claimed yesterday they had seen footprint* of the abominab.o snowman 16.000 leet ud on the mountain, the world's third highest.— A.PAP - 40 words
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198 1955-12-04 1 cers trekked through Red stronghold officers who ere ep jungle country ye 1 I march through a ter iti I, v.ere today fh ol the aircraft r in Mich 1901 flight, and!; was Captain intelligence 4th Battalion, 'intent. I, n doing a visual h ance198 words
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Article29 1955-12-04 1 JERUSALEM. Sat. An estimated 30.000 Egyptian i-ombat troops were concentrated In the area between the Israeli border and the Suez Canal, authoritative sources here said today.— U.P.UP - 29 words
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Article27 1955-12-04 1 TOKYO, Sat. General Wang Shu Ming. Commander of the Nationalist Chinese Air Force, conferred today with three of Japan's highest military leaders.— UPUP - 27 words
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Article28 1955-12-04 1 PENANG, Sat.— With only 29.8 per cent of the electorate going to the polls, Allinn?e candidates swept the board in the first Georgetown Municipal Elections today.28 words
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Article328 1955-12-04 1 SINGAPORE MAY BECOME AN EQUAL LONDON, Sat. i QFFICIAL sources today said talks here between the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Alan Len-nox-Boyd, and Singapore's Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, next week on selfgovernment will form part of a wider British policy for other overseas territories which have at- tamed,UP - 328 words
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331 1955-12-04 1 COLOMBO, Saturday. |^l R DAVID MARSHALL, Singapore's Chief Minister, today warned "the selfish gods enshrined in the Bank of England and the Colonial Office" of dangers if they spurned the legitimate aspirations of the people af Singapore. He said thisReuter - 331 words
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77 1955-12-04 1 A man with the gilt of the blarney LONDON, Sat. KEVAN SHEEHAN, 26, an Irishman with the "gift "t the gab," last night completed 10? hours in his bid to regain the world's nonstop talking record. He is growing weaker and suffered two blackouts at a public hall in Dartford,Reuter - 77 words
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Article, Illustration61 1955-12-04 1 He is young but he has seen death. Holding two joss sticks in his pudgy hands, Kiam Soon yesterday proyed for the spirit of his father, Lua Kcr, a taxi driver who was slain in a lonely cemetery at Changi on Thursday. Before him on61 words
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122 1955-12-04 1 S-P-A-R-K-L-E That's the thing about the NEW Week-Ender Annual Mosi readable publication of the year that's the Week-Ender Annual, now on sale throughout Malaya. With its sparkling cover and special colour section, the Annual is the first in its field in Malaya. Never before has the public been offered so122 words
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Article83 1955-12-04 1 BOMBAY, Sat. Britain's now Comet ill prototype jet airliner, making its proving flight tc Australia, flew 2,710 miles here from Cairo in five hours six minutes today, then took off again for Singapore after a halt of an hour and 45 minutes. Mr John Cunningham, pilotReuter - 83 words
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Article31 1955-12-04 1 COLOMBO. Sat. A Buddhist cultural mission from Siam headed by an Amerlr.an Buddhist monk, Dr. Clifton, arrived here today tor a week's tour of religions places. U. P31 words
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Article36 1955-12-04 1 MONTREAL, Sat.— A man passed a note to a woman bank clerk here yesterday: •Pass bills quickly. I have a gun." The woman fainted, accidentally setting off the burglar alarm. The man fled36 words
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148 1955-12-04 1 MORE than 4.000 workers, employed in about 23 Singapore firms, mainly European-owned, want more pay and better conditions. They are members of the Singapore Business House Employees' Union, which is affiliated to the Trades Union Congress. The union will hold its first delegates148 words
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326 1955-12-04 1 LONDON, Saturday. JWELVE PEOPLE WERE killed and nearly 50 injured when the front coach of an electric train overturned and caught fire after colliding with the rear of a goods train at Barnes, on the southwest outskirts of London, last night. Firemen and policeReuter; AP; UP - 326 words
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Article140 1955-12-04 1 DOWN GO THE RED POSTERS RANGOON, Sat. POLICE cracked down on Communist activities in Burma today during the goodwill tour of the country by Russia's rulers. Police ripped down "Welcome Soviets' posters put up by the outlawed Burmese Communist Party. They also launched investigations of six cases of suspected Communist140 words
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Article28 1955-12-04 1 OSLO. Sat. Norway faced almost complete paralysis of its economy todny as a nationwide transport strike entered its second week with no settlement in sight.28 words
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Advertisement208 1955-12-04 1 YOGHOURT A nourishes without fattening O R "£"hi"d s'e EDLINCS. proudly present 38 Orchid Seedlings, II 'terminated and raised entirely by us. DENDROBII'M. D VeratrifoUum D Ruth Thomas x D. Strpbloceras r-ulinp x n. Phal. Srhrocierinnum Siiporljicns x D Phnl. Si hrocierlanum x D. Phal. Schroderianum fhonc Mm x D.208 words
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Advertisement87 1955-12-04 1 IJDEAL^ GIFTS FINEST DIAMOND GEM Set JEWELLERY of BEAUTY VALUE U. S. de SUVA Jewellers 106, Orchard Road. Tel. ***** of glamour H i\'\ the iiou hi choose X,. v*J for herself O •f T 1 C U 0° I) i I ruly feminine gifts from Hollywood to make her87 words
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Article, Illustration1538 1955-12-04 2 D. L SHEPHERD - D. L SHEPHERD, JOURNEY TO THE STARS answers the most important question: IS IT WORTH WHILE? THEY WILL TAP THE NEW WEALTH by \yilO will be the Orel prospectors to the Moon and other worlds of the solar system? And whafl will these pioneers learn there?1,538 words
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Article234 1955-12-04 2 THE great dilemma of the Spar, A gnawing at men's minds beliefs be reconciled with n eir^ a? I- this dilemma. 8 R0m.,., < N if Mho h also a UU P| at the »nlTeiKP£? coldly analytic of telescope Bow docs planatiiKi ol i of234 words
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Article49 1955-12-04 3 After discussions with the Singapore Ministry of Communications and Works, the Malayan Railway decided ytsterday to continue to run its emergency shuttle service between Johore Bahru and Singapore. There will be no train service today, but it will be resumed tomorrow at the usual times.49 words
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388 1955-12-04 3 CEYLOH'S ADVICE HAS HAD A STIMULATING EFFECT From LESLIE HOFFMAN Mmmm KM COLOMBO, Saturday. CHIEF Minister Mr. David Marshall leaves Colombo tomorrow firmly convinced that he must remain in control of the Government of Singapore whatever happens. This new determination has resulted from his388 words
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Article203 1955-12-04 3 TALKS ON LOCK-OUT FAIL AGAIN yHE SINGAPORE Chinese Bu<= Owners' Association will not resume their bus services tomorrow. Talks between the owners and representatives of 1.600 locked-out workers, ended in failure yesterday, after a stormy three-hour meeting. The meeting was held at the Labour Department under the chairmanship of the203 words
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Article56 1955-12-04 3 Three robbers yesterday j morning beat up the pro- prietor of a wayang while he wa a counting the day's tak- t ings with his wife in their hOOM in Joo Chiat Road. The three men then snat- f ched S5OO from the table and a wristwatch56 words
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Article311 1955-12-04 3 LONDON. Sat. DIVISION I Kirm cham 4 Arsenal V Burnley 2 Man. City 2 liar ll on 4 liuddrr-l: -Id 1 tverlon 3 Chelsea Luton 3 Cardiff 0 Manch. I Sunderland 1 Newcastle 3 Bolton 0 Precton 2 Wolves 0 Sheff. l\ 2 Villa 2 Spurt 1Reuter - 311 words
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Article94 1955-12-04 3 The Singapore Malays Badminton Association won the Dunlop Challenge Cup j for the third successive year 1 when they scored a 5-0 victory over Johore at the S.B.A. Hall last night. RESULTS Singapore mentioned first. Singles: Salleh Kurshi bt. Omar Yahya by 15-12. 15-5: Omar Ibrahim94 words
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Article98 1955-12-04 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The management of the Fung Keong Rubber Company announced this afternoon that the company considered the strikers had 1 terminated their contracts. They could collect their 1 wages at the company'^ office on Monday afternoon. The company would hand over any unclaimed98 words
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248 1955-12-04 3 SINGAPORE'S first Arts Ball, which is being organised jointly by the Singapore Arts Theatre and the Singapore Children's Society next Saturday, promises to be the most lavish and spoctacuiar ball of the year, as well as being the most novel. There will even be248 words
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Advertisement154 1955-12-04 3 /k^\ A- 'Hi AL WBr LAP KEMG CO., LTD. Spore China Bank Bldg.. t^^r^ Hong Kong Marina House AMrWVrVWWWWWWWWWWWWVWWWMfrj TODAY I li Holiday l\ TEA DANCE I 7 p.m. BRUNO PAOLETTI j: and his Orchestra Complete j: per person j: ne and enjoy yourself I SEAVIEW HOTEL ij .\VA^V. I154 words
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Advertisement288 1955-12-04 3 I Have more \Ojr I interest 25 I V SECURITY— Fund* are secured by Capital I I Goods Plant, Machinery, Equipment, Vehicles A r y etc J L V NO CAPITAL DEPRECIATION— Your I I funds remain at your disposal I I /ASSETS EXCEED £5,000,000. I SPECIALISTS in Finance for288 words
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Miscellaneous182 1955-12-04 3 ■gMMMMMMJMJMMMyi (iARRICK: Sevdhaan i Hindi i— Mutiny— am Tel ***** 3.15 630 9.15. Tel ***** I'AVILIOX: White Christma.s KINGS: Magic Pot (Mandarin) 1.45. 4, b. 30. 6.30. Morning— My 115 3.30 7. 9 30. Morning— Foolish Heart^-9 a.m. Back To Captain America (Serlab— lo a.m. Gods Country— ll am Tel.182 words
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Article, Illustration1506 1955-12-04 4 I I Marjorie Earl - CAN A DRUG CURE THE CRAVING FOR DRINK? I I Marjorie Earl r-By This is a controversial story. The use of the drug apomorphine is not generally endorsed by North American experts, many of whom believe that DR. JOHN Y. DENT's success in treating alcoholism has resulted as much from1,506 words
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Article244 1955-12-04 4 Master spy outsmarted Japanese \yiILX the Japanese invaded Mala> 1 \t Khan Durrani, a Muslim officer of if t 0 Slates Forces, was captured Dressed in tatters, burefoot and brnk^ after hiding for three months in th was sent to a prisoner of war canin 1 He saw the quisling244 words
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Article234 1955-12-04 4 Constable saw the pin-ups FTER a professional I\ life spent studying X I ffirls without their clothes on, photographer 1 Koy c has decided that the best pin-ups come from Britain's better- 1 y y class families. X I "I find that lack of T I breeding often expresses 4.234 words
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Advertisement380 1955-12-04 4 i^KBl jl!t i| ill! K mthlO IBk tn^rcm "n3B d^^^fl j|B| 111 I II I I I tllFlllf V M|^ tt|B M^ b^^^^^ IMf^M nilll Hit n a:::'' 1 i s t)b ■^B I §L 111U lflrlillljll jj f \jl\JL Tht "FIDELITY" Model 5327 CA The "DE LUXE" Model 5321380 words
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Article, Illustration232 1955-12-04 5 It was love at first sight for a V.C. winner i» N 21-year-old Rachel Snitch met a tall, young at a dance in Pen--1 that he towerthe heads of the :r.i rrymakers in that of Mft lights, soft .md rustling palms IOVC at first sight tailed hero of the War.232 words
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107 1955-12-04 5 THE Singapore Minister for Communications and Works, Mr. Francis Thomas, yesterday described work on the new $7-million Kallang Bridge as a "mag- niticent |OD. "This if a gigantic undertaking which will prove extremely valuable to Singapore,' Mr. Thomas told the Sunday Times. The bridge107 words
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252 1955-12-04 5 SOS LIGHTS WANTED TO PROTECT TAXI DRIVERS Gangster 'fares' cannot be refused at present A SINCAPORE City Counn eillor, Mr. T. A. Simon, plans to introduce an amendment to the Municipal (Hackney Carriage) By-laws to protect taxi drivers from gangsters. Mr. Simon said yesterday that the recent murder of taxlman252 words
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129 1955-12-04 5 gOTTLE-THROWING hooligans yesterday smashed the front glass screen of a heavy truck carrying bags of sago from the Siong Heng Sago Factory in Lorong 17, Ceylang. The driver of the lorry, Koh Ah Huat, escaped unhurt when he pulled the vehicle to the side of the129 words
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106 1955-12-04 5 Hospital always needs money to stay open T ADY Black, the wife of the Governor of Singapore, yesterday praised the St. Andrews Mission Hospital and explained that money is always necessary to keep the hospital open. About 3.000 people were present when Lady Black opened the hospital's Christmas Fete and106 words
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Article, Illustration51 1955-12-04 5 MODERN CHINESE WEDDING Mr. Ch u Nam Sng and Miss Mak Lai Hoong, who were married yesterday at the Tanjong Pagar residence of the bridegroom. Mr. Khor Hoong Kcng, the officiating chairman at the wedding which was according to modern Chinese custom, is teen placing a ring on the bride's51 words
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Article190 1955-12-04 5 A FORMER president of the Singapore Graduate Tea- chers' Association, Mr. V. Ambiavagar yesterday denied an allegation that he had recommended to the Malayanisation Commission the bailing of aided school teachers from promotion to posts now held by expatriates in the Ministry of Education. He was answering190 words
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Article, Illustration196 1955-12-04 5 I\/ITHIN an hour of opening, the 14 stalls at the Children's Handicraft Sale, at the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday had sold all their article. The sale was attended by more than 500 people. It was opened by Mrs. Lim Yew Hock, wife of the196 words
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138 1955-12-04 5 rpHIRTY little destitute children of Singapore received a big disappointment yesterday when they were told that the Governor, Sir Robert Black, and Lady Black would not be able to visit them. The Governor had to cancel his visit because of his illness. The children,138 words
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Advertisement121 1955-12-04 5 W lIFfIRIt I jneke better pictures 'y 5 The very wide range of 1 1 ford products available to 3 the photographer now include* no less Than three jf varieties of panchromatic films FP3. the fine C grain film HP3, the high speed film and j \jj? m the fastest121 words
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Advertisement247 1955-12-04 5 Prom lasts longer Prom looks the way you want it Prom is the trouble-free perm Prom needs no neutralizer Make a Christmas wish Tor all that ft^^VK you want in a home perm. Then $j »ti^^^ take note of Prom. Compare ■K&* Prom lasts longer because the J&f The spring247 words
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778 1955-12-04 6 JEFFREY FRANCIS - JEFFREY FRANCIS TitE FAMTMiFVL SAW STATUE BY TUE SEA COME TO LIFE BY |N THE Chapel of Our Lady of Assumption at Banda Hilir, Malacca, there stands a statue facing the sea while the others face the land. There are many legends about778 words
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Article661 1955-12-04 6 rIS week Wa Dollah's only daut?h f «r was married to a young fellow i living in Kampong Dollah. I The Tuan was Invited by card to the wedding feast I and jollifications, but had to decline as he feels so 1 out-of-place on such oc-661 words
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Article560 1955-12-04 6 Sayai - Sayai Ai\GLMJVG lllliiilli hy A DESPONDENT fellow-angler writes this week complaining of the poor fishing he has been experiencing lately and of the failure of what he terms his "last hope" in locating likely spots to drop his line. His "last hope," he says, is a surprisingly560 words
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Advertisement635 1955-12-04 6 MSS^ that COLD MA^TO, take hold! A few drops of Vapex on your handkerchief and on your pillow at night fC^^*^ clears the head quickly. jjjjf| Pl^]|jjj] Vapex relieves colds from (^^v^^^iH the first deep breath- 'n^jrP' IP LOOK FOR VAPEX N^s?^ l k^L. II fpl IN THE NEW PACK635 words
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Advertisement384 1955-12-04 6 a ICK toothbrush Use TEK regularly and you'll successfully sir into everybody's heart! Only regular brushing with a TEK toothbrush can give your teeth that brig TEK is the best toothbrush you can buy: it polish to gleaming whiteness— and by gently >|PHh«' M Sing the gums, it keeps them384 words
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Miscellaneous113 1955-12-04 6 RADIO MALAYA •Programme thus marked can be received by listeners in Malacra Short wave 49 62m. Medium wave 476 m., 313, 368 m. and 297 m. AM. 9.00 Songs Prom The Shows; 9.30 Southern Serenade'; 10.00 London Studio Melodies; 10.30 Under Twentyone Club. P.M. 1.00 Prog. Summary; 1.01 Light Music;113 words
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Article1172 1955-12-04 7 Dr. JON COLLEN - YOUR HUSBAND Dr. JON COLLEN X the famous psychiatrist, reveals to women the secret < personality of the men they marry. THOSE KISSES HAVE BEEN OBSERVED t WOMEN, believing in romance, lave been their own worst enemies .In grandfather's day the pattern 8s smug, hypoccal, insincere, t istiie newpatn any1,172 words
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Article676 1955-12-04 7 I am a girl of 20 and have been secretly In love with a distant relation of mine for the past ten years. I have never had a chance to talk to him alone as, although he visits us frequently, there are always members676 words
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Advertisement347 1955-12-04 7 > itf^W«LV^^' o Vrc^ -P*"*^**- v-'viHSHHt-'^-t 51 W JHjjA* JJ 1 1 HEy I v^j~i End PRICKLY HEAT.agony -today! jßfß|Sj\ r^^^^^^r— <P/ Get speedy relief from the lor I mcnt of Prickly heat. Use JohnI fy&Wtfyyft WUA son's Prickly Heat Soap when you :sg.'> l^( wash or bath, and let347 words
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Miscellaneous12 1955-12-04 7 TI4E OAMBOLS r\f'?^*~fp. LeT Me fix it poo you) TUEcevooT?fc™^Trs~o^j| fHEEP™" 112 words
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Article, Illustration291 1955-12-04 8 The "Streamlined' look is the latest rage ••••By L J pOR day or evening wear the streamlined look is the latest rage in America and is fast becoming popular in Malaya too. The basic dress is as form-fitting and figure-reveal-ing as any cheongsam so now is the time to whittle291 words
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306 1955-12-04 8 Maxine Rakich - Maxine Rakich Says QPEN any magazine or fashion journal and the first thing that hits the eye is the "Tunic." Everybody is raving about the new broken line, the Oriental look and the Chinese-inspired clothes. Dior Is going all-out for rich brocades for evenings Long-length306 words
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Article, Illustration65 1955-12-04 8 Fash inns by MSritain's top ftt»s it/ n 4>rs MmdmM*4 by J. Arthur Hank Hint stars FANCY PANTS. There is a Matador look about these pink jeans designed by Wimbledon's Teddy Tinling. Worn by lovely Jill Ireland, they are scrolled with black braid to match65 words
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Advertisement282 1955-12-04 8 oMnsbine in ajar V. R. Vick Co. Ltd., Singapore e*'»#T« Sobs Ltd Hiiui O»mkrtd«« Cnglan* A luxury hair cream at a price; to suit everyone Good news for smart, weD-groomed men Silvikrin Hair Cream is now avaL ible at a greatly reduced price Silvikrin Hair Cr«m is a luxury, high-class282 words
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Advertisement175 1955-12-04 8 I ss^'iiVr^o IMPORTERS TOJI.-MALAYA, BORNEO, SARAWAK 4 TIUTUNi, FRAZER 4 NEAVE LTD. WILLIAM CRANT 4 SONS LTD DISTILLERS ICOTLAM SAIL HOME OH tttVE VIA U.S.*. ...Ut EIJHI on board a luxurious American "President" Hnnr S. S. PRESIDENT CIEVEUND S. S. PRESIDENT WILSOH Sailing everg 3 weeks, from Hongkong for San175 words
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216 1955-12-04 9 n Minister for Heolth in Singopore, Mr. A J Brcao tcrday mode on appeal to doctors and trained *n the Singapore Hospital Reserve Mr. Braga was speaking at the Civil Defence Headquarters at Kola m Ayer where he presented Efficiency Bars to 29 members216 words
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Article167 1955-12-04 9 Literary society formed Andetjr, the Literary' of Malaya, has Ed in Singapore, i h the object of stimulati rtoua interest in all res (Chinese, Engy Tamil, and moot, if possible, month to discuss topics, hold debates them, and to hear from its members on a variety of questions. The prin,.im167 words
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Article81 1955-12-04 9 CONTEST FOR MUAR JUDO STUDENTS Forty judo enthusiasts 37 1 and three girls will two-day grading con- I n Muar in the middle < month. Judo officials in Muar have invited the Singapore YMCA jiidokwai to send a represento conduct the contest, i Mr. A. V. Pestana has been ■od81 words
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Article103 1955-12-04 9 PIANOFORITE CONTEST NEXT MAY The Singapore Musical Society will hold a pianoforte competition in March 1956 The well known British pianist Miss Irene Kohler may adjudicate tht finals. As 1956 is the bi-centenary of Mozart's birth, and the centenary of Schumann's death, works by these composers have been chosen. Application103 words
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Article36 1955-12-04 9 Goh Hock Seng, of 60, Jalan Lumba Kuda. Johore Bahru, was fined $50 in Singapore yesterday for driving a motor van at 55 to 60 miles per hour along Bukit Timah Road, last Friday.36 words
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915 1955-12-04 9 By THE COMPETITION EDITOR N Straits Times Word Puzzle DD, most competitors found the going fairly easy, but there were many failures on the clue which the judges considered was most aptly answered by "goat." A surprisingly large number of entries915 words
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Letter246 1955-12-04 9 THREE years ago we gave 1 the children of the islands round Singapore a taste of what Christmas meant to the kids of the mainland, with toys, sweets, biscuits and ice cream. Only those who had been with me on that, and the subsequent occasion,246 words
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Article47 1955-12-04 9 A cat burglar going through the trouser pockets of a sleeping man in a house in Exeter Road early yesterday found $630 and a key. Ho used the key to open a drawer and there, found a further S2OO and left with the loot47 words
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Article30 1955-12-04 9 The New Zealand Commissioner in South-East Asia. Mr. Foss Shanahan. will leave for Bangkuk today lo i atu-nd a meeting of the SEATO Council of Represent- atives.30 words
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Miscellaneous96 1955-12-04 9 Winning answers to Ward JPusfsle 'DD 9 •J"HE $5,000 prize for Straits Times Word Puzzle Contest DD was shared by Mrs. Catherine Bheem, 95, Lorong "L", Singapore, 15; and Md. Taib bin Ah, Legal Department, johore Bahru. Each will receive 52,500. They submitted sets of answers which corresponded completely with96 words
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Article, Illustration1188 1955-12-04 10 Lim Chee Poe - Lim Chee Poe By THEY'RE NOT INFERIOR TO KNOBKERRi^ -O* EVEN OLIVE BRANCH^ The Durian is the king of fruits Presi- dent Soekarno to Tengku Abdul Rah- man. THE solemn atmos--5 phere at a durian opening does not affect everyone alike. On such an occasion I would1,188 words
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Article, Illustration849 1955-12-04 10 Robert Pitman - Robert Pitman The book of the month, by But would you really be shocked now? TOMORROW a lady A with a past returns to the public seene a lady with rich brown hair done in a bun, with olive skin and full red lips, with leg-of-mutton sleeves849 words
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Advertisement179 1955-12-04 10 a lifetime of cool, refreshing sleep in a Slumberland g Atttttl&Of land /Cb'H :^r. %7 BRITISH MADE W W^&°' Vie most luxurious mattress of all Obtainable from all leading stores TRADE ENQUIRIES: OVERSEAS CORPORATION (AUSTRALIA) LTD SINGAPORP \_MmT ■wfr ponder from America even mcolp Water Everyone is saying it FAB179 words
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Advertisement54 1955-12-04 10 I CHINAI A GMFT SUGGESTION. "POMPADOUR" DECORA I Morning Sets for 2 Persons 534.00 i«» Tea Sets for 6 Persons $85.00 s Coffee Sets for 6 Persons. $52.50 > I We i?ivite you to see our wide range of this fine English bone china on display in our C.h'uiavarc DtpaitmtnL54 words
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Article491 1955-12-04 11 Merdeka within two years'— Rahman DANGEROUS' FOR BRITAIN TO REFUSE MALAYA A DEFINITE DATE i/UALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Alliance Government expects self government in the Federation well within the target date of two years if some issues are resolved satisfactorily rki coming talks in London. Loud applause greeted this statement491 words
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Article, Illustration43 1955-12-04 11 Dr. W«t .l<><> Sinu helps his bride, formerly Miss Lee Swee Gek. rut the cake during a reception after their wedding al the Singapore Registry yesterday. The couple later held a dinner at the Cathay Restaurant last night. Sunday Times picture.43 words
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134 1955-12-04 11 SlO,OOO MAY BE WON IN THIS LOTTERY 1 iraw for the British j Cross Society lottery ■^ke place at the Red Do S.npapore, on 20. are 50,000 tickets to be $1 each. Forty per of the proceeds are ELTked for prizes. The prize may reach and the second 55.000. There134 words
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Article202 1955-12-04 11 "ijETHODIST Bishop Hazan G Werner of the Ohio area, U.S.A., said in Singapore yesterday that there would be less divorces and other family troubles if couples were to take a six-month course on the responsibilities of married life before entering into marriage. He pointed out that202 words
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Article115 1955-12-04 11 A SINGAPORE Magistrate, Mr. J. M. DevereuxColebourn, yesterday recommended a legalised public lottery in the Colony as the best weapon to counter "the multi million dollar hierarchy" of chap-ji-ki-lottery. The Magistrate made the suggestion when he convicted a chap-ji-ki runner, Yeo Ah Eng, of assisting in115 words
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75 1955-12-04 11 They called it Hitchcocktail celebration "Even a corpse named Harry" in a cold slab was waiting in the Hollywood Room of the Odeon Theatre in Singapore last night for the world famous master of film suspense, Mr. Alfred Hitchcock. But Mr. Hitchcock did not attend there was a plane delay75 words
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Article74 1955-12-04 11 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Sat Lav Boon Seng a surrendered bandit leader, last night told 1,000 Tassek villagers that they could help the bandits in many ways. "You can persuade them to accept the amnesty offer, Lav said. "You can also deny them food so that they will74 words
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209 1955-12-04 11 THE 2 DANCING COHS WERE SUCCESS IN H.K. THE talented young Singapore ballet dancers. Goh Soo Nee, and Goh Choo Chiat, arrived back in the Colony last week, after a recent tour of Hong Kong and Japan. "It was absolutely wonderful." 21-year-old Soon Nee. said yesterday at her home in209 words
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Article115 1955-12-04 11 The Singapore Telephone Board branch of the Singapore Factory and Shop Workers Union yesterday appealed to the Acting Chief Minister. Inche Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat. to settle the strike of its members who are field employees of the S.T.B. The management, which concluded negotiations115 words
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Advertisement112 1955-12-04 11 Gillette Rocket' razor set The razor's open wSr J^^^T^^^^^^^M Cl If K II y V*""!!! Quick-feed Dnpeater jRH^P^^ loftd* new Bloc Gillette Blade Quick-action Razor Quick-feed Dispenser ends old blade mime* Blue Gillette Blades sharpest in the world v^JWa^ The Gillette Rocket' Set is Superspeed Shaving at a *C^t^ C/\112 words
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Advertisement488 1955-12-04 11 r you can A GO FAR IN \A WOLSELEV/ Wolseley Six-Ninety is tha car for a man who knows where he is going and intends to get there fast. It has character, verve, distinction Come and sec for yourself. Wolseley MALAYAN MOTORS LTD. Wearne Bros. Ltd. FEDERATION REPRESENTATIVES THE DEEP488 words
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Miscellaneous24 1955-12-04 11 High tides TODAY: Singapore 2.08 a.m. (Bft. Bin.) 1.23 p.m. < 9f t. 9in.). TOMORROW: Singapore 2.56 I a.m. (Bft. sin.» 2.17 p.m. (9ft. 4in.).24 words
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275 1955-12-04 12 SINGAPORE, DEC. 4, 1955. GOOD NEWS Things are going well in the Federation. Sir Donald MacGillivray's speech to the Legislative Council last week reported encouraging progress. And the most encouraging of all is the enormous steps that have been taken in eradicating suspicion among friends. The continuance of the Emergency275 words
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Article1201 1955-12-04 12 B%e# *m& m*&m^ i Is there such a job as an assistant horse trainer in Malaya? If there is, how and where should i apply for the job? INTERESTED. I Province Uellesley. Only people with pro- fessional qualifications or experience uill be grant- ed an1,201 words
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Article, Illustration1516 1955-12-04 12 Milton Silverman - Milton Silverman THE WaNDERFUU MACHINE THAT KILLED A FISH By AFTER 15 YEAPS. SHE COULD USE HEP ARMS AND FINGERS ONCE MORE... DURING WORLD WAR I, a French professor, Paul Langevin, built a wondrous machine that could shoot a narrow beam of sound waves right through water. One1,516 words
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Article306 1955-12-04 12 Billy Budd T SHOULD Uke lat the talk Marshal; olt *8e around up like a r.' It was good back In s he favour. alway b r fection. Stories abool numerous a:.,. areas got it; and nel or h. s Trooper 0v.,. he ordered to be mad Trooper O-a that306 words
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Advertisement846 1955-12-04 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. SITI 'ATIONS VACANT iO Wards $i fllllj Bm U tU. extra. M RSING SISTER (Europeans FR N. and Midwifery QuallflcDl U required by leading Import House for Work in connecwlth Infant Wellare. Pleasant up Duties only. Please apply to Box A7.i3. Sun. T QUALIFIED TEACHERS to F:-iJ:sh. Physics,846 words
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Advertisement78 1955-12-04 12 i^Ticlctlie peaces jyjiii pick yourself 1 fji^Mp^m Picture yourself in a peach V» n-A orchard* and imagine ?HHHPtefeJ peaches you'd p>< SP^Kp^ \'3sl They'd be good ?c wK^^H^- fie® an< w n etiui !M peaches you go v. vr S fipr P ick a"n oi l-ibbv v BpP^ your family78 words
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243 1955-12-04 13 THE UMNO MOVES IN' IN PENC. the Communist lead^^ LUMPUR Sat^ da Vto accent tkp t^rl i ea er Proves unreasonable and vmi asK ni S party for instructions on the next TJSSTJff&i Peng 5n d ad a dde S d Sed %M»! -t'would243 words
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Article, Illustration70 1955-12-04 13 HlMiKliis oi young children in Singapore yesterday flocked to U'hiteaway's Toyland to receive Christmas packets from Father Christmas Mr. R. C. Hooker, a member of the company's staff, who was dressed as Father Christmas, arrived by sea and alighted at Cavenagh Bridge. Inside Toyland70 words
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Article246 1955-12-04 13 December first Rradr rnbbcr buyer* f.o.b. cloaed in Singapore yesterday at $1.31 S per lb. up three-quarters of a cent on Friday's closing price. Th* closing tone was steady. Thn market Improved on the November export figures which at 88.075 tons were up 10.741 ton* on October. losing246 words
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Article97 1955-12-04 13 PENANG, Sat.— Four riasked robbers held up a Chinese family in College Scuare, Pulau Tikus. last night and escaped with $16,000 in loot. The robbers cu f Mrs. Urn Choon Wah, on the finger and threatened to severe it if she refused to hf.nd ever the97 words
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Article26 1955-12-04 13 of Frankel Esipore can now Lsh Gospel SerSundays at 6 p.m. Bethesda (Katongi -.arten Hall. 2, rt The Rev ss will be the26 words
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Article103 1955-12-04 13 Morals for the masses at school 'PHE Singapore Govern- ment will soon form a committee on rompulsotr moral instruction in all schools the Minister for Education, Mr Chew Sw«« Kee, said in an interview with Radio Malaya vestirday. Mr. Chew said that the committee would make recommendations on the value103 words
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Article26 1955-12-04 13 A former Army boy, Zakaria bin Ahmad, was fined $30 in Singapore yesterday fcr having goods valued at SlO belonging to an Army man.26 words
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Article18 1955-12-04 13 The Singapore Police Band will play at the Esplanade from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. today.18 words
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212 1955-12-04 13 fPHE thougit of Cyprus may send a chill down the spine of mam a Britisher in the judicial service. But Singapore's Sixth Magistrate, Mr. J P. Trainor, is "just looking forward" to fiying there on Thursday to assume his new -post as a212 words
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Article301 1955-12-04 13 Merdeka within two years From Pag* Eleven DEFENCE: The Alliance wanted complete- control over internal defence, so it was seeing if external defence could be separated from internal defence and security. The elected Government had at present no share and i no say in internal defence. which was the responsibility301 words
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Article110 1955-12-04 13 In— 2 days early The first of the American President Lines' new fleet of ships, the President Jackson, arrived in Singapore yesterday on her maiden voyage round the world two days ahead of schedule. Captain Robert W. Sweetser. master of the giant freighter one of the fastest and largest afloat110 words
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154 1955-12-04 13 PIGS in wicker baskets stacked at a Singapore City Council depot have raised a storm of protest from animal lovers. Imported from Bali, they are awaiting shipment to North Borneo and Sarawak. Readers rang up the Sunday Times yesterday and said that the pigs154 words
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Article183 1955-12-04 13 An ocean port again MALACCA, Saturday. 'PHE Malacca Chamber of Commerce will send a memorandum to the Federation Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, urging him to include the problems of Malacca port in his London talks in January the Sunday Times understands. The Chamber wants the183 words
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Advertisement111 1955-12-04 13 Hudson's CujTuntkof, (Jujubes STOP UCHS. COLDS iOKERS THROAT rta hare prored ooncluaively that no f>wer than d.fferent infection* may bo traced «M more or ss to the human mouth aa a focal or starting The mouth thus being the gateway for the entrance it there that precautiona are most tecessary111 words
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Advertisement320 1955-12-04 13 P£t O 2 round trips of pss^\ 21 days each C\ S. S. CHUSAN iAILINC 11th lANUARY 1956 RETURNINC 2nd FEBRUARY 956 SAILINC 10th APRIL RETURNINC 2nd MAY 4 DAYS IN lAPAN DAYS IN HONC KONG FIRST CLASS 885 TOURIST CLASS 560 Including stay on board Children according to age320 words
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Article, Illustration196 1955-12-04 14 The Sunday Times Camera Contest page, favourite of Malaya's photographers EACH week the Sunday Times is awarding cash prixes for readers' pictures. There is a first prixe of $30, a second of $15 and runners-up each receive $5. If you wish to enter for the competition send196 words
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692 1955-12-04 14 ■fi£&3L£yy2l i - ■fi£&3L£yy2l i IN the year 1833, after a four months' journey out from England. John i Turnbull Thomson, early i architect and surveyor, arrived at Singapore. i After a day's stay in the i Settlement he embarked j on a small coastal692 words
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Advertisement362 1955-12-04 14 f Eno is a mild but surprisingly efficient antacid never causes an upset, but gives quick, positive relief from acid indigestion, fcj^ flatulence and heartburn. That's because of Eno's <%, f special buffering antacid action. When someone overeats or V A ots something that doesn't ''ZjmM "agree"— Eno helps to362 words
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Advertisement48 1955-12-04 14 Rollf ilm. 2 cxoosu r o prevention devico W^l^MiSni with £./2. cctse^^j^r AMATEUR PHOTO STORES LTD. I 103, north BRjveejMQ, snEtnile 6 ret- ts»?A |g^, i AAAIL THIS COUPON TODAY and we will send you, without obligation to yourself, copies leaflet and price list on ROLLOP CAMERAS:NAME ADDRESS48 words
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Miscellaneous201 1955-12-04 14 Popular Crossword ACROSS DOWN 1 Two pace* (4) 5, Benevolent 1, Loaned (4) 2, Make an effort 1(8); 11, Throw out (5); 12, By (5); 3, Receu (4); 4, Honoured word of mouth (4); 13, Make with festivities (5); 6. Route (4); Ihiime ill; 14, Throat-wash (61 7. Hauteur (9);201 words
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Article, Illustration576 1955-12-04 15 LOGAN GOURLAY - A talking chimney and black coffee LOGAN GOURLAY 1 B 1 MICHAEL WIPING .aid he hlJnixn wor-i.K-nX. d";:,!e\ hcanl the voices rom"1 di°?ov h ered "SSJ^I* rOund the bend Then I lnn«rt r nk h «««M_tnat the voices be- siae 01 the large fireplace in his Dorchester hotel suite. We576 words
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Article151 1955-12-04 15 .■aboutsg Britain's wood 1? of Brid •> S K O'HARA main film •in Pin*. 1- about one 1 i>m lon- I „iriß Mudio*. 1 1 ••■■don. baeknd address I UVRF.NCE I>ur. bju had an ll.r father >< m lK>ni and S Ml invalid. hi orphan. a m».151 words
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Article, Illustration36 1955-12-04 15 In the photograph at the left, Ron Knight is seen writing out .the names of the first three horses in the 2.15 p.m. race at Ipoh NEXT WEEK.36 words
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Article, Illustration752 1955-12-04 15 JOHN BEHAGUE - We test a magician JOHN BEHAGUE By HE CUTOFF A HEAD AS AM ENCORE I N England last year a man named Al Koran created a sensation over television by foretelling the result of the St. Leger. In Singapore last week a pupd of Koran walked into the Sunday Times752 words
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Advertisement175 1955-12-04 15 SL v I f Alor Star |9 |K- Wt c3S ''<& Wf -J^RUfr 1 I^^ friends ;ind days of the utmost importance too. J^JM nL sturdy foundation of robust good health that they Taffy James <r il' < I^B mi** build up during infancy. Ht^lm!^^^^^KS^ȣM^R Their parents put their confidence175 words
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Advertisement226 1955-12-04 16 j/ jt« >an AmericanJ^ nli sit Paris and L n^^ on to New York by on« fcr r»«trvo»ion«, tall your »rav»l og«nt of p gn American's thre« 6 r i.j transatlantic iervicesi Mansfield K Co., lid., Ocean Bldg., Singapore I':? President or President Kuala Lumpur Penang Special service or Rain*226 words
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Miscellaneous1263 1955-12-04 16 1 11 s^'^Qt^^L^ HISENjg^VvTWESHEIK, ■(f/" I^ 'fef IT^ *^&£S (s^JF *M ACTUALLY CAPTAIN f *W^\ BUT CO JLC? PROVE "|K i*^ ty'l'ti; J ASSIGNE"? BY COAA- \\i M 1 tr^ 0 4'^^'^\l will^.U.^O^S OP M"\ fln ''llliil 1 f- W MANPEI^ ANPKEW If l/^^f J^-Ad A AAYST^IOUS Cl I fl1,263 words
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Article, Illustration910 1955-12-04 19 CHAPMAN PINCHER - ARE THE DOCTORS GOING TOO FAR? CHAPMAN PINCHER By People who are operated on without their consent or knowledge QARINC experiments on mental patients in a British hospital are making many doctors wonder whether some of their colleagues are going too far in their search for knowledge. They fear that910 words
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Article600 1955-12-04 19 fTiHE world's loneliest rich X woman is now the world's happiest woman. She told me so. In an interview at the Ritz Hotel, Paris, Barbara Hutton new Baroness von Cramm said 'Life has been terribly lonely. "But now I can have someone to talk to600 words
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Advertisement190 1955-12-04 19 SPEND CHRISTMAS AT^^fcfc' 3jß^3 ETURN NEW YEAR'S [_ye FOR SINGAPORE m/S^' **gd celebrations! JS^ v^^i A N EW EXCITING WAY TO SPEND OUR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY m v. "ASIA" AIR-CONDITIONED THROUGHOUT STMAS CRUISE TO HONGKONG Singapore Dec. 22nd Hongkong Dec. 26th Hongkong Dec. 28nS Singapore Dec. 31st ROUND TRIP FARES First190 words
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Advertisement268 1955-12-04 19 HPaUIC A/ A V MALAYAN AIRWAYS SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA j WE CAN HELP YOU X TO PAY LAST BILLS r^fr^X Sun Life policies can be used {t^^^Ao X to provide immediate cash gfc— K at death, enabling debt* *<^. I j~V X to be readily cleared. '4/268 words
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Article, Illustration1274 1955-12-04 20 ROBERT FORD - 'I began to write the things they wanted...' ROBERT FORD Ford looks into the rippling water and recalls... y ROBERT FORD was sent into Tibet to operate an R.A.F. radio station during V the rear. After he was discharged he returned to the country to operate a v government radio1,274 words
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Advertisement292 1955-12-04 20 UO CMEC< CifeLS/ I My '~'i^B9^^^l The only home pern JhaHfeinks-for fedf i «w siLf-miisG tom is completely automatic Ihe easiest, rUDKTUAC U fastest way to the most natural wave ot your life! One waving CHRISTMAS, QIV6 yOUrSGIt lime Isminutes whatever your type of hair. Toni timing uso right, even292 words
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Advertisement221 1955-12-04 20 You'll like it, Sir... i I Dry Cm. Dry Martini Vermouth, Sweet Martini Vermouth, luicc of 4 Orange. ihake well with cracked ice and strain MARTINI SWEET and DRY VERMOI Sole Agents: THE CAST ASIA I H < <>„ KILL j THAT PAIN! J The wonderful properties of the Liniment221 words
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Article, Illustration1518 1955-12-04 21 John Watney - John Watney iStl BUSTS ARE BIG BUSINESS —A weak man needs a strong woman... Jane Russett started it ait with the box ait ice reaction to the Htm 'The 'hiiltitr\..4iit4l now British TV star Sahrina is the latest to discover that... j^OVE, psychology and hormones are1,518 words
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Advertisement181 1955-12-04 21 ROYAL INTEROCEAN LINES fm\V/' *R* 2 l //south jjf to SOUTH AMERICA SPEND YOUR NEXT VACATION BRAZIL AND ARGENTINA TRAVEL THERE AND RETURN BY ROYAL IKTEROCEAN LINES Further particulars upon application to: K. P. M, LINES Aimn For: ROYAL INTEROCEAN LINES S'NCAPORE Tel: *****/7 PENANC Tel: ***** Walk the Barratt181 words
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Advertisement151 1955-12-04 21 ALWAYS USE WRIGHTS COAL TAR SOAP Refreshes the whole Family AFTER WORK, SPORT AND TRAVEL AVAILABLE IN TOILET AND BATH SIZE TABLETS SERRAVALLO'S (Bark and Iron Tonic Wine) SINCE 1848 IN CONVALESCENCE: "Srtravallo's Tonic" Is most willingly taken by all patients on account of its pleasant taste and it is151 words
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Article, Illustration140 1955-12-04 22 'THE Malayan Motor Rally g C J- will be discussed by S^ Stirling Moss in a Radio C Molaya broadcast of an in- tcrvicw with this world <> famous motor racing and K rally driver at 9 p.m. next >S Friday. Interviewed by Mr.140 words
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327 1955-12-04 22 MIKE HAWTHORN - IT IS A 'COTTON WOOL WORLD' IN A SUPER SNIPE MIKE HAWTHORN By He's testing the cars for 1956 |-|AYE you ever driven at 100 miles an hour in the rain? The track lies before you, glittering, dwindling, a sharply tapering strip. The rain beads chase in grotesque patterns across327 words
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Article, Illustration138 1955-12-04 22 Fleet Street to Silverstone (it was raining all the timet: lhr. 35min. Gear speeds with overdrive were: First. 31; second, 40; third. 69 miles an hour. I should say that slightly over 101 miles an hour Is available in top gear. I at- tamed it splashing through138 words
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Article69 1955-12-04 22 RemarlLS IX. I) Engine 10 Very man. Steerlni Only e as v to n the open road. Acceleration 10 A iet propelted h a n v y weight. stmpengkw Swansdown. rornerluc Care on the\ bends Behaviour on circuit Engine] superb jusp en*ion so so. Com fort Relaxing.69 words
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923 1955-12-04 22 CHRISTOPHER PAGE - Motor rally attracts many types of cars CHRISTOPHER PAGE W THE Singapore Motor Club has now announced the final list of 100 competitors for the Shell Malayan Motor Rally 1955. Organisers for the event received i 29 entries. The Singapore Motor Club heads the list of clubs or associations which923 words
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371 1955-12-04 22 CRUSADER - Olympic hockey hopes are old team mates CRUSADER By #pg4fsTf W §&3f?F liiiMiiiiimiiimiMiitiiiniiiiMiiiiiiiiiiMifii miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNHiHiiiiiiiiiiiiimi,, A NUMBEB of Olympic hockey candidates from Sing A Federation were seen in action hist Sunday when Sin down to a rather unexpected 6-1 defeat at HQ Malaya grou Singapore, however, did not fare as badly371 words
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Advertisement173 1955-12-04 22 Jsß %#AUXHALL VALUE... »W greater than ever for 1956 NEW FEATURES NEW STYLING NEW COLOURS... Take a good look at the good looks of the new Vauxhalls. The wide-view panoramic rear window and the slimmer windscreen pillars are new. New too are the glossier finishes in a wider-than-ever range of173 words
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Article146 1955-12-04 23 SINGAPORE Cricket Club beat VJ Naval Base by twelve points i three tries and a penalty) to ten points (two goals i in their rugger match at Naval Base yesterday. S.C.C. opened scoring after ten minutes when Parker landed a penalty from close range. They then146 words
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Article33 1955-12-04 23 A Christmas Ski Revel Is being held by the Malayan Waterskl Association on Friday Dec. 23 at Raffles Hotel. Tickets at $2 are now on sale at Winston's the Arcade.33 words
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Article71 1955-12-04 23 SINGAPORE Recreation Club 0 beat Indian Association 5-0 yesterday to make virtually certain of retaining their SHA first division league title. BOMBAY. Sat. New Zealand were 21 for one at close here today on the second day of their Test match against India who I earlier declared at71 words
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Article344 1955-12-04 23 Yesterday's HMS Malaya rugger results Negri-Malacca routed 47 -nil JOHORE completed the formalities required to enter the final of the H.M.S. Malaya competition yesterday when they beat Negri-Malacca by 47 points (seven goals and four tries) to nil at Johore Bahru. From tne opening whistle, when344 words
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Article50 1955-12-04 23 ITATONG Boys' Club entered the final of the Inter-boys Club soccer competition for the Rayner Cup when they beat Pasir PanJang B.C. 4-2 at Raffle.* Institution yesterday. Katong will now meet the winners of the other semi-final between Prince Edward Road B.C. and Mount Ersklne B.C.50 words
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Article401 1955-12-04 23 FUMBLING and fly-hacking. Singapore lost to 1 Selangor in their opening tie in the All Blues rugger competition at the Police Training School ground yesterday by 11 points (goal, penalty and try) to throe (penalty). It was a close match, Selangor deserving their victory401 words
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Article222 1955-12-04 23 CELANGOR created an upset 13 when they beat Singapore, the more experienced team. 4-1 in their inter-ftate women's hockey match on the Singapore padang yesterday. Singapore who beat Selangor 3-0 last year, showed promise of repeating their performance in their recent trials but all this vanished222 words
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Article134 1955-12-04 23 A Fijian "A" team yesterday beat H.M.A.S. Warramunga In a rugger friendly at the Naval Base by 37 points (five goals, four tries) to nil. The Pljlans were In their usual frivolous mood, but took time to get Into their stride. They threw the134 words
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Article29 1955-12-04 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. In a game spoilt by rain throughout the second half, Malayan Indians beat the touring Aryan Gymkhana XI 3-1 at the T.P.C.A. Stadium today29 words
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242 1955-12-04 23 S'gor are almost there with 11-0 win over Penang KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. RELANGOR cleared their stiffest hurdle in t he H.M.S. Malaya Rugger competition when they beat Penan g by 11 points (goal, penalty and try) to nil on the padang today. Selangor have now only to draw with Kedah242 words
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Article198 1955-12-04 23 SENSATIONAL VICTORY FOR PERAK XV BEDONG. Sat. A spectacular try by wing -three fv Lenehan five minutes from time enabled Perak to beat Kedah by 14 points to 12 here today in a thrilling HMS Malaya rugby tie Until this try Kedah were leadIng and few doubted their chances of198 words
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Article111 1955-12-04 23 (CENTRE-THREE French scored six tries yesterday at Seletar when R.A.F. beat The Blacks at rugby by 46 point* (12 tries, two goals) to nil. The Blacks were too light for the airmen and took a defensive role throughout, Russell of Seletar wa s injured just before111 words
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Article48 1955-12-04 23 LAC M-Intyre of Seletar won the Services cross-country run over a five and a half mile course at Changi yesterday. Another Seletar runner. LAC Sison. was second. Changi beat Seletar by one point in the team placlngs. Third were Tentjah and fourth Navy.48 words
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Advertisement576 1955-12-04 23 BACK PAINS y ie |d fo De WITT'S PIUS H work off "that pain is Dm <<ull acfat m Ntmnm thai joui kiaatji ma* no» properly. It is Myiag Tl g«e on out o? your tyatam." Vow part in that com plicated nm body. Th«y mutt MM anr unpontx* from576 words
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Advertisement332 1955-12-04 23 Santa's Pin-up Qneneh your Chri»lma» third 1 with FA >• toU Rrd Lion wonderful fq /flr^V Malayan* and Santa ha«e enjoyed 72 Chri«tma«'t »ilh Frater A Nea»e'» cheerful, friendly drinkt! V** W *y il <- VICTORY ■^^^MWBMfiWSwBI '■'<■■ Luminous or non-luminous SSBafliKsiiliSffP^* i i j with 4- inch dial in332 words
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Miscellaneous114 1955-12-04 23 Crossword Solution ACROSS: 1. Lft. 5, Graf loos. 11, DOWN: 1 Lent. 2, Exert 3 Expel. 12, Oral. 13, Nes.t 14, Ourglt. Apae, 4, Feted. 6. Road 7 Arro--16. Tree*. JB. Doe. 19. Spa. tl. DW. ranee. 8. Cafe. 9, 111. 10. Strancrr 23, Open. 26. Remanding. 28. Trek 15.114 words
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Article45 1955-12-04 24 TOTAL POOL: 5234.321 IST: No. *****3 (565.296) 2ND: No. *****1 ($32,648) 3RD: No. *****7 ($16,324) Starters (83,265 each): Nos. *****0. *****6. *****7, *****4, *****7. Consolation ($l,OOO each) Nos *****2. *****2, *****6, *****6, *****3, *****8, *****1. *****5, *****4, *****4. TREBLK TOTE: One ticket ($1,343).45 words
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Article60 1955-12-04 24 IPOH. Sat. THE Perak Turf Club yesterday successfully experimented with a novel way of displaying the photo finish to the racilig crowd. Only minutes after the judge had called for a photo to decide the winner, the finish was projected on to a four feet by60 words
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Article, Illustration2402 1955-12-04 24 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By Baxter rides superb finish on So What APPRENTICE Alex Baxter rode a superb finish to land So What a neck winner from Captain Valiant in the Class 2, DiV. 1, 9f. handicap at Ipoh yesterday, first day of the Perak Turf2,402 words
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Article356 1955-12-04 24 By EPSOM JEEP IPOH, Sat. ALLEN'S TREASURE, a newcomer in the Sullivan stable created a favourable impression on the training track at Ipoh this morning. With Abdul Mawi up, ihe galloped freely over 3f. in 38 4/5 with Kingfold for company. Matrix iWahab) went attractively over 3f.356 words
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Article132 1955-12-04 24 LONDON. Sat. rWART POTGIETER, 7 ft. 2 In. ti South African heavyuei- ht who had been hailed as future world champion, decided today to retire from boxing. He is 22. At Ills London hotel, the huge 23-.stot»e giant satd he had enjoyrd fighting at the beginningReuter - 132 words
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Advertisement547 1955-12-04 24 20 Horrf. fit (minimum). GAN TAN: The Engagement k Aiinounrpd bnween Gan Chew second son of Mr. and Mr;. G;.n Hock Chwee and ;i. second daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Cheng Tee. BRANDS- 1 im VIS: The engagement la announced between Gerald T. Brnn .son of Mr. <fc Of547 words
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Advertisement167 1955-12-04 24 :^7>4>7 ISOLETTE j^?? j:j:j:j: SILETTE I[l THE TWO *M*M OUTSTANDING CAMERAS V^\ OSBK MIDDLE O LOWER <^J PRICE CLASS lUM Make this an I <^arP Chrislmas! BEHN. MEYER CO. LTD., P.O. Box 2000, Singapore. PATERSON, SIMONS CO. LTD., Kuala Lumpur, Penang CRAVEN A' for cooler smoking i Cooler to the167 words
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