The Singapore Free Press, 17 September 1955
1955-09-17
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The Singapore Free Press
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Title Section19 1955-09-17 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale in Malaya Ne> ***** Singapore, Saturday, September 17, 1955. Price 15 Cts.19 words
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117 1955-09-17 1 WARSHIPS REBEL, HEAD FOR PERON CAPITAL whole Argentine Navy has rebelled and Is sailhg in battle order ap the Hver Plate towards Buenos Gres i new revolt against president Peron, according u rebel radio broadcasts rain Port Belgrano naval fase. The rebel communique laid the fleet was supported >y submarines117 words
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Article54 1955-09-17 1 THIRD Challenge rrophy was offered toil y io r annual cum petition i tho Singapore Johorealiri! Walk, organised by tic Yr vr Press. It is donated by Mr. Kok nong Fook, chairman of eninsutar Merchants, Ltd., f Robinson Road. Singaon» The (Kite ;m,d details of io54 words
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Article25 1955-09-17 1 [The Singapore Rubber Mket opened this mornf »n an uncertain tone nrst grade, October fpment at $1.47% a lb., 0 cents below yesterday's25 words
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Article, Illustration256 1955-09-17 1 PO prominent Johore [men are made Dato jouita Mahakota Johore I'" Sultan of johore's E»ee Birthday Honours E bed today. Dew Datos in ;m» Tuan Haji „j 'Noah bm Omar tj Ismail. V,'' )ln mar *W ,7 j Wuar 57 years ago. ;i at256 words
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Article, Illustration405 1955-09-17 1 TN BRILLIANT sun--1 shine Johore this morning began celebrations in grand style to mark the Diamond Jubilee of the Sultan of Johore and the crowning of Ladv Marcella Ibrahim. But just as the procession reached the Lstana, rain was falling heavily. Fifty thousand people from allFree Press - 405 words
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Article, Illustration98 1955-09-17 1 Crowd nearly overwhelmed the police r PHfc Johore police took A special precautions to yuard the VIPs Plain clothes men with concealed shoulder holsters mingled unobstrusively with the crowd. Elaborate road checks were instituted and every vehicle entering the town was checked. The police were almost overwhelmed by the dense98 words
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Advertisement36 1955-09-17 1 3f 3*. Zhe Sultan o{ johore the occasion of the diamond jubilee IT HAS BEEN OUR PRIVILEGE TO SERVE V THE ROYAL HO US L HOI D FOR 7 2 YFARS FRASER AND Nl AV! LIMITED36 words
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Article36 1955-09-17 2 The Lebanese Army Command yesterday imposed a curfew on an area of three miles from the Israeli border and ordered troops to open fire without warning on anyone in the area36 words
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Article194 1955-09-17 2 UNION SILENT ON BATA OFFER HHHE managing directoi 1 1 ot. the stri ke-hit Rata Shoe Factory and Jg Mr. A. J. JugaS, goiJ todav that the union h___\ not responded to hb invitation to resume neeotiations. He said if the workers hid anything new to di.vu he was always194 words
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Article123 1955-09-17 2 STRONG police reinforcements were called in last night when 4,000 Europeans demonstrated at Rabat, Morocco, to demand that Sultan Sidi Mohammed ben Moulay Arafa be kept on the throne. They shouted slogans against the French Government and the French Minister for Tunisian and Moroccan Affairs, M. Pierre July.123 words
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Advertisement143 1955-09-17 2 ISINGAPORE TRAVEL BUREAU (11, The Arcade (Ground Floor) TEL: ***** SINGAPORE 1 GRAMS; "TRAVBUREAU" TRAVEL AGENTS SEA AIR RAIL TRAVEL HOTELS AUTOS TOURS INSURANCE I c_i~t :f~v tz.' ==zjcsr < m, m__f__j__f____ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1143 words
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Advertisement43 1955-09-17 2 I RAFFLES HOTEL j£J For exclusive cuisine and service 5£ dine tonight in the air-conditioned g Bl^abetban Grill £2 v £3 In the Ballroom g P GERRY SOLIANO W and his Orchestra Featuring Q PAM CRAIN MASCOTTE CHARLES CO EXTENSION 1 A.M. Jj43 words
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Article217 1955-09-17 3 Can be destroyed s m to 'last bacilW I pOUR Minnesota research experts said in t Chicago yesterday they have the key to wiping out tuberculosis. They reported that a new test and new drugs raise tiie possibility of eradicating TB down to the "last217 words
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153 1955-09-17 3 'The loudest man' has house trouble •PHB War Oflice was granted a court order at Aldershot yesterday against ex-Sergeant Major Ronald Britain, who won the reputation of Laving the loudest voice In the British Army before his retirement last January. The order was tor the possession of the married quarters153 words
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Article130 1955-09-17 3 RANSPORT officials have blacked out the lace anties of a can can dancer lorning posters in some •ndon underground railay stations. Thc poster— advertising a French Can Can film hows the bacK view of a ioulin Rouge chorus girl in the traditional pose— skirt up,Reuter - 130 words
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Article38 1955-09-17 3 Four young schoolgirls who were trampled on their school's main staircase when Cairo students panicked In Monday's earthquake died yesterday This brought the total 29 Eight schoolgirls were killed in the panic. U.PU.P. - 38 words
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Article35 1955-09-17 3 Chinese-born announcer for Voice of America broadcasts to Communist China. Mrs Helen Y. Li, 33, now has a vested interest in the product she sells America She ha.s become an American citizen. A.PA.P - 35 words
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Article, Illustration218 1955-09-17 3 Freed U.S. priest is silent but scars tell of Red chains Johore is all lit up RATHER HAROLD RIGNEY, 54, an American x Catholic priest, arrived in Hong Kong: yesterday bearing the scars on his legs from shackles the Red Chinese used to chain him to the wall. He was218 words
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135 1955-09-17 3 SENTRY WHO FOXED WAR OFFICE DEALT WITH PRIVATE John Saxton, 23 t a sentry who hoaxed the War Office into believing an armed attack was made on bim at his barracks last weekend, has been "summarily dealt with" by his commanding officer, an army spokesman said In Gosport, Hants, yesterday.Reuter - 135 words
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Article95 1955-09-17 3 \N attractive 24 year-old widow kidnapped a soldier She fancied and carried him >fT to sea in front of his commanding oflicer at Rangoon yesterday The odd elopment took place after Ma Hla Kyi well-to-do and with many offers of marrlagr in her books pleadedA.P - 95 words
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Article37 1955-09-17 3 Postal communications between India and the Portuguese settlement of Goa were resumed yesterday. They were stopped in June, although officially they are now suspended. Now only money orders and postal orders are stepped.— ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Advertisement12 1955-09-17 3 f nen entertaining friends ttways keep tradition it ith CAMUS Marque COONAQ12 words
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Advertisement49 1955-09-17 3 of Summer W^mk CAT ALI N A V AM^m^Cool Cords Wrinkle-shed Southcord. In fresh new water-colour \\h /j shades of Mint, Maize, jwifciir mm Powder-pink Cr Light blue. Jw SoU Agmts: I VM I SI IMC LTD. 'XX S S^S XXX X-X X'X m. m f. i m t^49 words
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245 1955-09-17 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, Sept 17, 1955. Opinion JOHRE'S BIG DAY TODAY the people of Johore joyo u s 1 y celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of the reifcn of their ruler, His Highness the Sultan, Major General Si r Ibrahim, ana. the Coronation of Lady Marcella Ibrahim as l245 words
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931 1955-09-17 4 MERRICK WINN - They told Giles: You' re lucky to be alive MERRICK WINN by i Britain nearly lost her most beloved cartoonist and all because he neglected a prick from a drawing pin. /ULES'S room at the East Suffolk Hospital, Ipswich, must make his nurses despair. You never saw such a litter.931 words
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Advertisement11 1955-09-17 4 Agenta* HONG SEH 177-9, BEACH RD.. S'PORE-7 TEL: 6424 b *****.11 words
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Advertisement53 1955-09-17 4 It's so easy! Shooting films with a BOLEX home movie camera is a real pleasure. Designed along up-to-date lines, with accent <>n simplicity of operation, they are the ideal choice for the beginner. Send to-day for a descriptive folder giving full information about these amazing new cameras. GAMMETERS LTD., t$53 words
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Miscellaneous56 1955-09-17 4 "We've got a nice change for you think he looks a lot worse than -you're going down to the dentist." he did yesterday." "Dr. just come over and listen "I hope my pipe qoesn't worry to this for a minute." you. M w "You've tied the wrong one up, "Please56 words
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311 1955-09-17 5 NO FOOD AT HOME, SO SHE TOOK 50 CENTS Prominent members uf the Singapore Art Society among guests at a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Ormiston, Chatsworth Koad, included (from left) Madame rpHERE was very little food in the home of 19- year-Old Ann Latham. Her husband had311 words
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Article, Illustration278 1955-09-17 5 UK smokers beginning to feel pinch HHHE recent scare linking A smoking with king cancer, plus the high cost of tobacco and cigarettes, have rocketed the sale of snuff in Britain, where the habit has been steadily growing in popularity since 1939. This 18th century fad, which had gradually fallenFree Press - 278 words
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Advertisement41 1955-09-17 5 VERITAS make light work of it Incandescent Oil Tamp SM Pressure l.mlrrn. .'ity Fxpf-rt dirfiCf from f:?i%'Czi JMHnR mnnnut (M) hm p.m toj he'll lod (INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE) on INNOXA I tnttfk Beouty pfepora J RAFFLES PLACE, SINCAPORE, TEL 5167 8941 words
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Miscellaneous746 1955-09-17 5 s v-"" sX^"- s N "s v^ x s S l§§ &w§ i '§§ftz AAs§t£S§Sßi CHI RCH OF ENGLAND j ROMAN CATHOLIC Raton* Straits Chinese: 1.30 Andrew's Cathedral:— I Cathedral of The Good Shep pm Sunday School, 2.30 p.m n.. Holy Communion, 8 a.m. herd (Victoria Street) 6.30. 8. Sunday746 words
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Article552 1955-09-17 6 YOUR LUCKY STAR t R ORN today, y<>u have a multitude i i I £> interests an encyclopai die X memory for names, tacts and figures t Thia will be of great use tu yuu nf I travels, lor wherever you go you .v. </ tind friends and acquaintances. X552 words
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117 1955-09-17 6 Today's Radio Programme for Singapore 1.00 p.m. Programme Summary followed by Saturday Date; 1.30 Tim- 1 Signal and News; 1.45 Singapore Share Market Report; 1.50 Time fOJ a Waltz; 2.00 Current Favourites. 2.30 The Far East Fleet Band of thfl Royal Marines. 3.00 "Velvet." thriller by Peter Cheyney. 3.30 Musi117 words
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Miscellaneous214 1955-09-17 6 •■■••••■••■■•••■■■•>•••••■•••■■•■••«■••••••<•>>••••■■■■■•■••■••■■•••■••■■***■***"""*"***""* >I\M»I(\KI bv Lee Falk and IMiil Davis -Z~ I f^WTHEYVEGOT/ WH*T\I^THEY I I THIS i IS THE gj tSTOR! i'^E HIWW V "ftgftjj^ffl s«^s^ Kffi«^ -S^^^~g^ TAIIZIY bv I miliar Hire Burroughs 1 f i—— rjama f^' flfl r/# "^1 I "h'SSOk -CZ. APfcCE— AC mmw mW I V^lt214 words
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Article340 1955-09-17 7 NEW YORK. Sept 16. Previous Today n\ Straits spot and nearby 90.50 nom. 90.62 nom. US fjit u it's, September 93.25 bid 95.50 bid 96.25 asked 96.50 asked October 94.75 bid 95.00 bid 95.75 asked 96.00 asked November 94.37 Mi bid 94.62% bid 95.37'.. asked340 words
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Article144 1955-09-17 7 NEW YORK. Sept 16. Previous Today 30 Industrials 481.56 483.67 20 Railroads 163.53 164.29 40 Domestic Bonds &83fi 98.36 15 Itilities 65.71 65.79 Gl Stocks Composite Average 172.20 172.88 Copra, coeonul oil prices Sept. 16. 3 Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.U. UK/ North European delivered Oct./Nov. freight144 words
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Article359 1955-09-17 7 Through Europe lo England by little-used routes She saw him at pool in Austria A BRITISH mother who disappeared in Austria with her son, because she feared the boy would be taken from her, has arrived home. For four days she travelled through Europe with theReuter - 359 words
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Article, Illustration127 1955-09-17 7 A WORKMAN had an electric shock and was thrown from a scaffolding ln Shakespeare Street, Nottingham his mate ran across the road to the fire station and asked for a first aid man. This, hn said, was what happened. The station bell clanged, dOOfl automatically127 words
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356 1955-09-17 7 Shake, Rattle and Roll from 2 to 4.30 IT was a Summer evening in a London suburb. According to a witness at Clerkenwell. however. it was anything but a peaceful one. "Windows were opening, women were screaming, children were crying, and men were shouting, all to try to get a356 words
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Advertisement69 1955-09-17 7 "OLUF MAERSK" LOADING SINGAPORE PORT PFNANG Kh SWETTENHAM brNAINO EASTERN ROADS 27 SIPT 30 2 OCT. FOR MAV YORK BOSTON BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA HALIFAX MONTREAL (DIRECT) f^^mam^ m^ m^ m m^_^_m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m^ m^ m W^m A. 4'Wlsffi§mma^maZA, i^*^?^^3raßw^^ri^S^^^^^i^69 words
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Advertisement61 1955-09-17 7 jy^*. TFI FFIINK FN (lllliS m v v^-^l^a vn. \-u/-r n m ni a m K«^ **>ttiti Obtainable from: SOOTH ASIA TRADING CO. 339, VICTORIA, STREET, SINGAPORE-?, TH: 8267*. IINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY LTD. 65. The Arcade, Singapore Tel: 2.1011 3 lines 1, Rodger Street, Kuala Lurnpur. Tel: 1347 IN61 words
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857 1955-09-17 8 DR. JAMES MOUNSEY... THE SCOTS LAD WHO BECAME RUSSIAS LEADING MEDICO T^HE man in the lons, black cloak stood a little apart from the other mourners In the old churchyard of Lochmaben m Dumfriesshire, Scotland. The minister droned through the committal service, the coffin was lowered Into the fresh* iy857 words
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Article, Illustration488 1955-09-17 8 C. D. T. BAKER- CARR - C. D. T. BAKER-CAR R by examination—- and his md was recognised by the Medical Chancery, the Russian equivalent of the BMA. The following year he was appointed physician to the Land Militia and in 1742 he served in the field during the Ru isianPopper - 488 words
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Article222 1955-09-17 8 The following y ear Mounsey bought K'.lh, farm, in Hollywood, and shortly afterwards the (state of Ramn. ales Mounsey had com< home with his fortune well and truly made. He built the present mansion of Rammerscal —a large house, with a difference. Most rooms I 1222 words
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Article375 1955-09-17 8 Percy Hoskins - Percy Hoskins by VVE WERE talking— at the Interpol conference of famous detectives— of the importance of psychology to police. Then we got down to cases; and it was not long before I was sharply reminded that some of these world detectives are not375 words
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Article99 1955-09-17 9 "Cheesed off" because "life in Britain is too quiet, 14-stone Mr. James Porter, a 28-year-old bachelor, has given up his £10-a-week job as an aircraft fitter to go to Europe as a "Continental gentleman of the road." He plans to make his way to the99 words
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Article30 1955-09-17 9 When an L-driver appealed against a $34 fine for driving without a supervisor, London Sessions Appeals Committee raised the penalty to $85 and doubled I a two-year disqualification.30 words
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206 1955-09-17 9 MIL. CAN SAVE NELSON'S VICTORY PHE threat of the breakers' yard hangs over Nelson's H.M.S. Victory. Half a million ounds is needed to save her life. The death watch beetle has done what French annon balls failed to do: mortally wounded her. Few who have seen her at rest in206 words
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268 1955-09-17 9 and new light thrown on cancer SCIENTISTS are tak- ing "life" to pieces. In a few years, they think they will be able to make, in test tubes, chemicals which will reproduce themselves. That is one of the startling forecasts that268 words
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Article253 1955-09-17 9 Man 44, abducts girl, 13 —jailed A MARRIED man of **> 44, who became infatuated with a girl of 13 and abducted her was jailed for four yeara at London's Old Bailey. And in sentencing the man. George Dixon Adams, Mr. Justice Glyn- Jones said; This is a thoroughly bad253 words
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Article117 1955-09-17 9 Anglican priest becomes Catholic 4 .1 iTHEP Anglic- a n priest has resigned over the proposed closer relationship of the Church of England with th, Church of South Infhe Rev. Walton Hannah, secretary of the influential "Annunciation broup" OJ Anglo-Catho-Kcs has joined the RoL r V Catholic Church. He is117 words
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Article52 1955-09-17 9 TOO TOUGH ON TEACHER YMNASIUM teacher \J James O'Farreil, aged 28. stabbed by a juvenile delinquent, is suing New York for 250,000 dollars 80.000). He says he did not set enough protection in a tough area school and is so scared now that he will have to teach girls ■nstead52 words
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392 1955-09-17 9 TEMPTATION came to Edgar Audley Wattam every week in the football season. He was hemmed in by thousands of stolen postal orders, yet he had to go out and buy one for the pools. Caution was his watchword. He toured England by caravan,392 words
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Article109 1955-09-17 9 ROADS NOW CARRY A THIRD MORE TRAFFIC on the main roads of Britain is now 38 per cent heavier than before the war. There are twice as many lorries, vans and other goods vehicles, 41 per cent more buses and coaches and 19 per cent more cars. The horse and109 words
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131 1955-09-17 9 THE ODD THINGS... HE'S TAKING HOLIDAY HE DOES NOT WANT A STRIKE was threatened at the factory of Electric and Musical Industries Ltd., in Wembley, because an Inspector, Mr. lan Shaw, did not want a week's holiday. So Mr. Shaw will take the holiday. And the strike Ls off. There131 words
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Advertisement14 1955-09-17 9 eau de J? I j cologne gj dun soir j 'AVVftcutA WATCH CO ITD14 words
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Advertisement68 1955-09-17 9 GIFTS WE HAVE A VERY WIDE SELECTION OF WEDDING GIFTS AND BIRTHDAY GIFTS SUITABLE FOR MEN, LADIES AND CHILDREN S. P. IL de SILVA LTD. 45, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE 6, STATION RD., IPOH THE ™BANKMEN^^ Sf hiiti 4 fftttt irivtt BOLST'S PICKLES ft CURRY PASTES LIME MANGO BRINJAL PRAWN ft68 words
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Article, Illustration142 1955-09-17 10 middle a S ed commercial i, m ,,W',:, «i si^:, 1 rktttres on ih H I display (> I( h.d IB Ule sides s\^ pt JJB, broken w.th M' on the forehead. If Swirl as worn by Nor* boyish hair-do for the >JJ"« a chrysanthemum look IW' of142 words
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Article, Illustration180 1955-09-17 11 N models demonstrated i Hotel last week in aid of L was organised by beauts the teen-agers, the Jjvei haired. |!lM> prizes given by lances. wai the Governor tj tslaek. lN Johnny Quek. show the only Malay liss Kok in readiness to this style for long ni,,180 words
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Advertisement50 1955-09-17 11 BE YOtt* M£Ms 0F K&iAS*'* mf P LARGE COOKERS... Especially designed for cooking EASTERN FOOD are available on hire at only $2.50 per month. The following features are included: Large automatic Oven. Two large Kwali CookOne boiling plate. Two Warming Compartments. Consult your Electrical Contractor or Ring 2419 Ext. 35250 words
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Article, Illustration1014 1955-09-17 12 -rn- -m at n WW J.M.F. is all his own work W m Wl iw own ##v Or HELPED TO QUILL MUTINY r riiE palaces and official residences of the Sultan of Johore are all guarded by a unique body of I men thc Johore Military1,014 words
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Article636 1955-09-17 12 D.M. DAVIES - CHOPSTICKS LOOK EASY— BUT OH! D.M. DAVIES fads afddfdafff ff Y ou sald Eve < are s°* ing to eat with chopftlcks tonight." I .said. "Am I?" Eve said: "Yes." I said: "It's the first I've heard about it." But Eve insisted, She mentioned the name of a Chinese restaurant636 words
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Article, Illustration968 1955-09-17 13 KATHLEEN HICKLEY - PRISONERS OF DEUTERMEN KATHLEEN HICKLEY CONTINUING OUR EXCITING NEW SERIAL MYSTERY PLANET' h l FOR YOU TO COLOUR IT IS the year 2155 An International Space Patrol Itockt't Ship, ISP 4, is on its way to a newly discovered planet, Deiiler, to find out if the Deutermen are making a968 words
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Article92 1955-09-17 13 ftviERE were so many bright entries sent in by 1 young art:. is for lust week's Colouring Contest of a rocket thip thai AuntyWendy had Quite a job picking the four wtnneri Th< t art: ft) Mist Rose Tan SO, Prnxo Chcrlrs Crcs- < i ut92 words
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Miscellaneous504 1955-09-17 13 Thi I. trie mouse wai to sur- Hank gasped out fc.s story to priMd vinen h* w Hank dash Ben the Badger, who was cut ot thc cave tfcat he could carrying home a bundle of r ot even ask wfcat had scared firewood. M Vou must come h,m. and504 words
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Article, Illustration1758 1955-09-17 14 LOUIS GOLDING - RINGS FOR HER FINGERS LOUIS GOLDING by a\W ma M mammas FACT mt FICTION? This story could be true. Then again it could be a tale woven Irom imagination. Did this happen? You can check with the answer on Monday. mwm mwmw mm _y IT v. as one 0! thO1,758 words
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Advertisement26 1955-09-17 14 M. FLINTER S. GRINBERG Diamonds Jewellery et 67 Stamford Rd., (Eu Court 81dg.,) S'pore, 6. Telephone 7923. p I l^wff _fiJ_\ TrsiPLmmm mm Em M H26 words
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Article, Illustration561 1955-09-17 15 A 'BAD' may be the place for You \f he A ?L£ FJmwJS^SL?^? ?J? r 0 7 ldm a g a Career and a world-wide reputation Ifor ,1 year-old Lord Audley ,^rd holder of a barony which goes back to 1312 He his turned his talent for designing wine glasses,Reuter; Popper - 561 words
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Article475 1955-09-17 15 MARY DUNBAR - MARY DUNBAR BdHNfc&jfi *1^ ktf Wmk by HTHE Paris collections x have to be sensational if they are not to be found disappointing. Although, by such standards, the new autumn clothes, apart from the hats, may be unexciting, they are extremely interesting. Almost every designer shows his475 words
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944 1955-09-17 16 William Hickey - MR. THAARUP is starting from scratch William Hickey AND DROPS IN ON A NEW SHOW J WENT to a fashion show at Londonei i j House the flrst show ol a new dei Lgn< i Peter AJexandei Hi ;l remarkably hone I man, announces that he (a being financed by944 words
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Article, Illustration801 1955-09-17 16 WHEN partner's first bid is a cue-bid in the .suit opened by the opponents, it is a supertakeout double Unlike the situation where you are responding to a takeout double, however, there Is no immediate need to show whether you have a poor hand, a fair hand, or801 words
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Article, Illustration825 1955-09-17 17 THOMAS WISEMAN - MR. FARRAR, YOUR EGO is SHOWING! THOMAS WISEMAN af asdfsfsfa fa f f dafs by j looked a cross I ween Hatter's Castle and the House in the Rile Morgue. A.s it was reverberU) the sound of organ music, 1 concludi d that the master of the house was back.825 words
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Article, Illustration23 1955-09-17 17 GUESS WHO SHE IS? Irr.) TAV >OR.' I,OOk« I n JN star. But ■J? th T *y«»' L ls "ita Moreno, an'^rnous Hollywood23 words
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Article260 1955-09-17 17 TOO LATE: that harpoon fired TERRY MOORE, Frank Lovejoy antf Keenan Wynn are working in a small four-wall set for scenes in "Shack Up On 101." It represents the interior of a roadside hamburger joint, owned by Wynn, with Terry as the lonely waitress and Lovejoy a customer. Lovejoy. who260 words
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Advertisement7 1955-09-17 17 TWO CREAT MEM.. ANOTHER $20,000 MUSTBE-WON CONTEST7 words
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Article, Illustration62 1955-09-17 18 GENE TUNNEY (left) and Jack Dempsey, who fought the "long count" battle for the world's heavyweight boxing championship in 1927, waltz in a stage-set ring at Soldier Field, Chicago, the scene of their memorable fight. A crowd of 58,000 attended the national Shrine62 words
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Article74 1955-09-17 18 New ZatopekPirie duel? EMIL ZATOPEK, triple Olympic champion from Czechoslovakia, is to run at ■.he White City a t Mancheser early next month, it was nnounced last night. The promoting dub have tranned for a Czechoslo•rik team to run in Manhcster, but are still un'ecided whether to hold he meetingReuter - 74 words
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Article60 1955-09-17 18 probable starters and jockeys for the valuable Imperial Produce Stakes for two-year-olds, to ie run over six furlongs at Kempton Park, London, at 1430 GMT. today, are: Juvara <A Breasley), Al Moiannam (no jockey). Motus (W. H Carr), Mile,ian (T. M. Burns), The Dote (B.Reuter - 60 words
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Article80 1955-09-17 18 Boxing promoter I.smaM Pace .said in Buenoj Aire.", yesterday that negotiations have been completed assurng that three Filipino x>xers, Leo Espinosa, nanny Kid and Tunny Campo will 'i«ht in thr. Ai gtntine cap] ,ai in October ft still hai no* been dn ided which of the threpU.P. - 80 words
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141 1955-09-17 18 Cockell has a rare lightweight BRITISH heavyweight champion boxer Don Cockell now has a lightweight Italian greyhound which Is so small that only its tiny head can be seen when it Is held in its 15st. owner's cupped hands. Recently, he saw Mrs. Sylvia Robinson of Heath Clo.se, Heathfield. nursing141 words
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Article34 1955-09-17 18 The Soviet Union yester- day overwhelmed India by 11 goals to one in soccer International In Moscow Dynamo Stadium The Rui lam ll ,i l U, at hall time ReuterReuter - 34 words
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583 1955-09-17 18 I S. SPORTS authorities are beU coming increasingly enthusiastic over the country's chances to make a gOOd showing in the L956 Olympic track and Held Kimpetition at Melbourne as a result ol a number of outstanding performances during the past few months. The following583 words
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Article146 1955-09-17 18 "FIVE world records were r set in the European shooting championships in Bucharest yesterday according to reports by the Rumanian News Agency quoted by Reuter. In the small bore free rifle (kneeling position), the Soviet Union obtained 1,961 points to beat the previous total ofReuter - 146 words
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Article33 1955-09-17 18 Harvie Ward, Jr., of North Carolina, and William Hyndman, 111, of Philadelphia, will play today for the amateur golf championship of the United States at Richmond. Virginia.- A.PA.P - 33 words
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Article, Illustration38 1955-09-17 18 Till Johore Military Forces team which won the .lo hore Bahru District Football Association^ Challenge Shield this season Seated (from left) Ungku Mobamed, Mohd. Dollah. It. Zainalabidin (apt Jaff ar, Sgt. Mamtk, Wan Dolah38 words
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Article147 1955-09-17 18 By 'copter to the pitch MAJOR J. H G the Array j cricket captain and jj Lancashire pace bow- 1 ler, had to withdraw I from the Armj versus Royal Military Academy match because of the death of his father. The problem of a deputy was quickly solved. Capt. J.147 words
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Article40 1955-09-17 19 Balestier United beat RE vihan 2-1 in a SAFA JuPJ» Cup quarter final at laiestiPr Road yesterday Dfnkyard "A" beat Kinta fe t° in another ;AFA Junior match at Farpr l ark. Kassim scored.40 words
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Article37 1955-09-17 19 The Muslim New Year Ports will be held tomorrow Lm!; 1n Besar Stadium, at 2.15 o.m. ior S^ ct T loncy the Cowem!, Udy BlaCk WiU P™ and the prizes will distributed by the Gover-37 words
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Article, Illustration939 1955-09-17 19 "p^OUR more records were bettered and two equalled on the concluding day of the Singapore combined Chinese Schools sports at Jalan Besar yesterday. This brought the total number of records broken to 15 and four equalled on the three days •during which 85A.P - 939 words
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Article42 1955-09-17 19 GHQ winners of the Singapore Base District Div 3 football league, drew 11 against tho Rest of (he League yesterday at Tanglln, Lieut Col. j PretCOtl presented the Kashl Mohani med cup to g u <**i after the match. i42 words
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Article, Illustration381 1955-09-17 19 JESSE OWENS, CONSIDERED BY MANY TO BE AMERI CA's GREATEST TRACK STAR OF ALL TIME, IS LEAVING THE UNITED STATES EARLY NEXT MONTH FOR A 45-DAY TOUR OF INDIA, SINGAPORE. MALAYA AND THE PHILIPPINES. Owens, who Is travelling under a U. S. Department (of381 words
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Article45 1955-09-17 19 «r-^ rd s P° rts Club beat William Jacks 5-1 in a S.H.B. F.A. knock-out tournament second round tie at S.T.C. ground yesterday Salleh (3) and Ali Rahman (2) scored for Ford; Yong Kong for Jacks. Chua Ban Hock refereed.45 words
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Article35 1955-09-17 19 Beatty Secondary School beat Serangoon English School 2-1 in a hockey match at Serangoon School ground yesterday. Mathavan and Mohinder Singh scored for Beatty, and Kim Seng for S.E.S.35 words
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Advertisement48 1955-09-17 19 NOTICE We regret to inform ear patrons that owi ng to the strike at oor Repair Shop, no shoes for repairs will be accepted until further notice. However, repairs that are ready can be collected from the shop. BATA BUILDING STORE, J. Tichy. I B ere b5 MANAGER.48 words
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Advertisement85 1955-09-17 19 OCEAN PARK HOTEL'S FAMOUS QUINTET Ace Band of Singapore MISS SALOMA the Malay "Marilyn Monroe" oOo— I Ring ***** for Table j Reservations I TONIGHT Jpfc UAppy CANCEL ALL OTHER?! >> AT ip APPOINTIVTENTS >> I 9 P.M. jg> WORLD KFKP THIS i>ai K ;< I jPH| RiK I I85 words
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Article446 1955-09-17 20 THIS MORNING'S BUNIT TIMAH WORKOUTS FREE PRESS RACING CORRESPONDENT LMTHKK CHRISTMAS with Hoh Franklin up. showed a nice turn oi speed r to clock :*8 for Sf. on a good galloping truck at Bukit Timah this mornini!. Only horses from Singapore stables weir oui on446 words
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Article36 1955-09-17 20 20 Wordi $8 (minimum). KAM IN LOVING Memory of DUI beloved Kok Cheng (K.C.) who parted this life on 17'9'54. •There the wicked cease from troubling and the weary be at, n it." ip.36 words
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635 1955-09-17 20 Weights for Bukit Timah on Saturday YITKIGHTS for all eight races on Sept. 24, first day of the Singapore Turf Club's Gold Cup meeting are: CL. 1. DIV. I— lM. Zabaglione 9M lolly Sailor 8.12 South Pacific 8.11 Cypress Point B.l* Little Cherrington B.l* Euphrates 8.09 James Aiteh 8.09 Barfleur635 words
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Article, Illustration190 1955-09-17 20 M$1, 800,000 offer for My Babu TWO American horse breeders said by American sources to have bought the French- bred stallion My Babu for U.S. $600,000 (about $1,800,000 in Malayan currency) last night declined to comment in New York when told of a London report that the Maharanee of BarodaReuter - 190 words
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Article52 1955-09-17 20 'MR. SINGAPORE' CONTEST THIRTY-SIX bodybuilders will compete for two titles Junior "Mr. Singapore" 1055 and "Mr. Bodybuilder" at the Happy World stadium tomorrow at 8.30 p.m. These ire sponsored hy t. h e Singapore Amateur Welghtliftlng Federation Mr. Singapore competition will be competed by 25 contestants and 11 for tho52 words
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199 1955-09-17 20 Tokyo fans anxiously await fight result ONE hundred th^Ukd wrestling fans W Tokyo will anxiously await the outcome of tonitkfi fight at the Happy Hrld arena between Rikidftan, heavyweight champion of Japan and King Kong, Rikidozan who dn \oi 10,000 crowds Kh c n he wrestles in Tokyo, said that199 words
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