The Singapore Free Press, 1 October 1955
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Title Section19 1955-10-01 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya 1 1::77. SlOfap«re, Saturday. October 1, If).-).-), Price 13 CU19 words
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Article323 1955-10-01 1 TENGKU'S TASK ON CITIZEN PLAN PHE success of the Marshall Citizenship plan lor Chinese and other In Singapore de)ends largely on the influence th c Federation Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul Kahnnui, can exert on the 140,000 Malays m the Colony, who oppose it, 'his was uppermost m the minds of323 words
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Article143 1955-10-01 1 City afire in wake of typhoon POLICE reported, that the city of Niigata, 150 miles north of Tokyo, was on fire today m the wake of typhoon Louise which landed on Hokkaido early this morning after having made some 215,000 Japane.se homeless m Western Japan yesterday. The whole centre ofReuter - 143 words
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Article28 1955-10-01 1 The Singapore Rubber Market opened this morning with October first grade, buyers f.o.b. quoted at $1.391 4 a lb., five-eighths of a cent above yesterday's close.28 words
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Article168 1955-10-01 1 AP ÜBL I C Calamities Fund to help fire and flood victims was formed m Singapore this morning under Government auspices. The public are asked to give generously. Money is required immediately. Its immediate object Ifl to help victims of yesterday's fire m Kampong Tiong168 words
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Article147 1955-10-01 1 PRINCE Bira, wealthy Siamese sportsman, his wife, 40-day-old son and 20 guests were saved when th<Prince's yacht Lelonta Second, was wrecked ofl the tiny Italian island of Capraia at midnight on Thursday, police revealed m Leghorn last night. Detail* of the rescue were still lacking147 words
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Article206 1955-10-01 1 2,000 bank clerks m Singapore will soon get a ten to 15 per cent increase m salaries, better working conditions and one and a half times overtime for extra work. A spokesman of the Exchange Banks Association told the 1 ree Press this morning that206 words
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Article91 1955-10-01 1 Anew Comet Jet airliner tuck oir from Hatneld, England, yesterday for Athens and Khartoum on the first long-dLsbancc flight for the British planes since they were grounded 18 months ituo after a series ot mishap*. The Qe Havillarui plaiiL' ij the Comet Mark 11. Tlie original Comet MarkA.P. - 91 words
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Article634 1955-10-01 1 FREE PRESS PROBE ON WORKING CONDITIONS Free Press Industrial Reporter DURING the last two days 1 have made extensive inquiries into the allegations by Mr. Lim Chin Siong, PAP assembly man and Middle Road union leader, that European-owned or managed firms m Singapore were less634 words
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Advertisement89 1955-10-01 1 1 L SOI) A WATFR TONIC WATFR DR V C INCF.R AI. F. GINr, p r rE E R LEMONADE < I U R RV A I X i. rM E IUICE so o.\ SARSAPARILL a GRAPB frcit SODA O RANG I CRUSH Xi CRB A M so D gTILL89 words
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Article95 1955-10-01 2 AUI i R U 'A Mm i rnal Affau Mi Richai < j said In Lou don li t nighl thai he tiiiMir hi tii- Sea to i tn-u' r< tonftt) c fo the m. I lm< i ;i'.(i ii.o' i tal le 1195 words
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Article64 1955-10-01 2 Ul LTAN Sid] Mohani kl mcd Mouiay Ben Arafa has agreed to "fade awaj from the Moroccan throne, ofii< iaiv at the French Residency said last night, i hej v <m\(\ xi\t- no di- tails beyond laying there would be no abdication. As the Sultan was64 words
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Article177 1955-10-01 2 Membership m balance after Algeria question voted on to agenda FRENCH Foreign Minister Antolne Phiay and 1 the French delegation walked out of the Genera] Assembly of the United Nations yesterday after the assembly approved inclusion of the Algeiian question on its agenda* Earlier177 words
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Article24 1955-10-01 2 The Princess Royal arrived m Quebec City aboard the liner Empress of Francr yesterday to -start a monthlong tour of Canada.- U.P.U.P. - 24 words
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161 1955-10-01 2 Indonesia Nationalist party challenges npiiL Indonesian Nation 1 list Party has popular appeal d< pite recent less o t .politi prestige judging fro official re 1 vo t n g In Thur. p»j -c: tion. With results m from per cent of Jakarta's polling stations the Mas jumi (Muslim) PartyReuter - 161 words
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Article47 1955-10-01 2 At the inaugural meetin: of the Singapore Voluntary Workers' Association yesterday, Mrs. Eileen Boswell, a teacher and welfare worker of Bukit Timah, was elected president. Among the othrr officer are Mr. G. H Kiat, vic< president, and Mrs. A. Pu ford, honorary secretary47 words
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149 1955-10-01 2 CHIANG FIGHTERS ATTACK BRITISH SHIP: 2 OF CREW HURT T*HE 1,911 -ton British steamer Tefkros was attacked by two Chinese Nationalist FB4 flghters off the mainland port of Swatow yesterday, the Communist New China News Agency reported. Two members of the crew were injured and the radio and a storeroomReuter - 149 words
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Article156 1955-10-01 2 We'll tra in As ia students Japan JAPAN wants to cut out war re] ti ition she 111 several Asian untrli by giving them ild undi thi Colombo I'!.' 1 Bui the Jap esc proh a. ma |i at lh( Coli bo i' .n m. i ting -'1 Bini ap156 words
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Article36 1955-10-01 2 The nad lan Mlnlst< r '<<] Bxt( rn,il Affairs Mr. Lester P< an n, left 01 tan a by alt y< it< r <- I i foe Lond< n on hli v..,y i', Moa Reu terReuter - 36 words
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Article, Illustration57 1955-10-01 2 A «irl watches helplessly as flames envelop her home m yesterday's disastrous fire at K am pony Bahru. Singapore. The fire destroyed about 100 huts clustered on a hillside adjoining the S.I.T. housing estate. This girl was one of the 1.500 people from57 words
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Advertisement194 1955-10-01 2 GANOHN IAYANTI MAHATMA GAKDHIS BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE MEETING. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Hall, No. 3, Race I Course Lane, Singapore-8, on Sunday, 2nd October, 1955, at 5.30 p m., m remembrance of i Gandhiji's Birthday. Speakers: Mr. R Middleton-Smith. Mr. Thio Chan Bee. i194 words
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Advertisement27 1955-10-01 2 W@oP^ dog OcJowr STOP 'seosonor ■l dffffcuttics too. LITERATURE OM PEQUES. OBTAINABLE IROM AUCHEMISTS STORES M. A. LATIF BROS Branch:--20, huli;t St. Sin^;\|><ir< <k Ampun>>St, Kuall Lump"27 words
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506 1955-10-01 3 Per on gave scooter parties for teen-agers gOTS OF hiSSES TO MY TMEAStJME. IUiOTE EX-DH TMOH VFLLV RIVAS, for- > mer Argentine Prelent Juan d. Percuddly brunette ilh B poodle hairprotested to Buenos Aires authorities yesterday "I am K)t the only one" •ho received Peron's favours after group parties mU.P. - 506 words
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Article284 1955-10-01 3 Now uniter police guard |)OLICE fearing gang revenge yesterday placed a day and night guard on an aged clergyman, who has betrayed the underworld of Soho, London's Latin quarter. The parson, the Rev. Basil Andrews, 88, Is a key figure m a government-ordered probe Into "the Jack284 words
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Article83 1955-10-01 3 THE PRINCESS FORGOT HER FUR COAT QRINCESS Ira, 15- I year-:>ld Venetian bride of Prince Alfonso of Hohenlohe-Langeai- burg, left Le Havre E yesterday for New York with her husband on board the liner Liberte. Earlier a special courier arrived with an r expensive fur coat E E which the83 words
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163 1955-10-01 3 DILMUS KANADY, Texas businessman freed from a Chinese prison last Monday, refused yesterday to complete bis return to the United States. It was believed that Kanady, 36, feared that if he returned to the U.S. ho would be sent back to RedU.P. - 163 words
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Article30 1955-10-01 3 Mr. George Vernon Tate, 65-year-old, presideni of the Tate and Lyle sugar company, (Uc<\ yesterdaj In London following b receni i lou i op< 'i ion ReuterReuter - 30 words
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192 1955-10-01 3 4 STATE OF EMERGENCY has been declared m the Corozal district of British Honduras, ttered by a hurricane earlier this week. The hurricane, called Janet, left more than 350 people dead as it. ripped across the Caribbean before moving on into MU xico, The damageReuter; U.P. - 192 words
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Article166 1955-10-01 3 'WOMAN SENT DEATH NOTE TO IKE' \H< STON woni m was i all yesterday ma Federal charge ol i tiding ;i threatening letter to PreIdeni BUenhower Tom n Hanson, secret '■crvh < agenti Nild Mra jonnie Mac EKhaufler, W, signed ii f> i name and ifidre to letter to theA.P. - 166 words
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Article90 1955-10-01 3 FIVE-CAR PILE UP IN S'PORE M\< i.nn Keng Hor a c it nay Orianii itlon itlve an'i fonnei i pajx rman, had i nan c ■<• ip< last night ta vn cle COIU ilOf) ii: N 'lie Road, Biogapore, [is 15 rear "id daughter, June who wai i^ated next i90 words
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Article59 1955-10-01 3 Persia'; Queen Boraya arrived In Rome by plane from Paris yesterday with 49 pieces of luggage. She plans to stay there for "a week of rest" before continuing to Teheran. Travelling with tier was hej mother, Mrs i T tandiary wif< ol tin Ei tni!A.P. - 59 words
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Advertisement13 1955-10-01 3 When eniertainingJHends always keep tradition uitk M of. CAMUS \M)|; MaRQI E OOGNAC13 words
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Advertisement83 1955-10-01 3 15C8£i135t«388 i R »i B i Look Lovelier m a i i w* >? r m I y v/ my B f£QQ I |t[\\)n ■/jA I ■(^vAl f most beautifying 1 nt 1 Sic i Disk its A /I I\\ //;c world! y w a Sole Agent* EXCELSIOH LTD. 66,83 words
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229 1955-10-01 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion THIS EVIL MUST GO SATURDAY, Oct. 1 L 955 Perhaps the greatest single evil corrupting youth m Singapore Is the gambling machine, and the latest move to get the Government to ban it should find widespread support. Pin tables and other gambling devices today op<229 words
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622 1955-10-01 4 FRED MANOR tells of a new Communist offensive lyiliLE a cold peace Is settling upon the world at large, the cold war still rages m one particular sector: the Soviet Union and her satellites have launched an all-out offensive to demoralize Eastern bloc622 words
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Article, Illustration786 1955-10-01 4 RICHA HUGHES - FREEDOM around the CORNER R ICHA HUGHES for these Japanese war criminals h majoi Inn naJ i h< ni" turned lex parol< ftei r \i..' only 10 s '11< 1 1 jll en 1 6 n i m charitj and oodv. Hi, it ma j .'> m i* aonabl( enou786 words
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Advertisement13 1955-10-01 4 HONG SEH 177-9 BEACH RD S'PORI 7 TEL C 424 2 t 7^6.13 words
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Advertisement19 1955-10-01 4 1 new E dition! it is 20 years since the first HKRMES "Baby" typewriter was matte, it was mi^^M-19 words
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Article133 1955-10-01 5 THE COLOUR BAR IN BRITAIN t I 1 »»t London, Negroes m gland find a colour problem comparable with ia t m parts <»i America, a Negro Congressman .said. pi 5 man A. C. Powell pi esents Harlem >ndon that Negro icemen had told him133 words
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375 1955-10-01 5 IT WAS ON SOMEONE ELSE'S LAM) YJK. FRED RUSSELL and his wife Mildred built themselves a dream home. lor six months they dug drains, carted bricks, and mixed cement. Then they learned that the house into which they had put their £750 Hie savings375 words
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Article217 1955-10-01 5 SCHOOLBOYS m the Nottingham district are Rambling with their lives every day m a modern version of the old game "I dare.' They play it on the railway tracks. As an express train thunders towards them, they wait for the last moment, then dash across217 words
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Article93 1955-10-01 5 A MAN trapped 14ft up on a mobile crane freed himself by using an oxyacetylene burner. Frank Pearson, a 43-year-old car dismantler, of Dews-bury-road, Ossett, York.;, was adjusting a chain holding up a car body when the chain slipped. His right leg was pinned. Moving93 words
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Article216 1955-10-01 5 IJAKKY GNOME, 40 yean old and three feet six inch. 1 tall, walked hand" In-hand Lth his fiancee, 19-yeai old Pal Carto v. ho La ftvc feel Li, from Bristol magUtratej court The magistral i had j v f vtiii ,cd to allow them to be married216 words
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Article218 1955-10-01 5 1 ,000 drawings of approved plans THE Singapore Improvement Trust has an up-to-date General Improvement Plan of over 1.000 i drawings Of every approved Municipal Council scheme, i blacklane or regular line of street before 1927. The drawings also cover every Improvement j scheme, addition or alteration to the Plan,218 words
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185 1955-10-01 5 OfcVfcN-YfcAR-OLD Tommy Bata. heir to the £25,000,000 world-wide shoe business, arrived m London from Canada alone. And by that action he fulfilled a family tradition. For Tommy's family believed m being sHf-rcliant. The tradition bega-n with his grandfather, the son of a village cobbler m185 words
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Advertisement126 1955-10-01 5 V#»i Sh ipim»n i FANCY PANAMA SUITING 58" In Fawn, Baize, Blue, Li^ht H\uc Cr. lO6al fOI d.iy ,md n>;tif w mt #*#fi.v our oMin*€t 0u 4 A t:\\fi*lli>n4 m* m m)m}M) MB Mm ft.* if m MM WW mJ mmm mm mm o^ mm V mw m I TAILORING126 words
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Miscellaneous299 1955-10-01 5 1 I I |,Lf l Jrilil,, l lii..L^i*Ji,,il,i.ilX^-i.lLT^.'j^^^^ CHURCH OF ENGLAND St. Andrew's Cathedral: 7 a.m. Holy Communion: 8 a.m. Sung Eucharist and Parish Communion; 9.30 a.m. Sunday School; 10.30 a.m. Matins; 11 a.m. Mandarin Service; 11.45 a.m. Holy Communion; 6 p.m. Even- Chapel of The Ascension YVoodsville: H a.m.299 words
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Miscellaneous402 1955-10-01 5 St. Anthony's Church (Manda!) Ma.ss 5.30 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN Presbyterian Church (Orchard Rd.) 9 a.m. Morning Service and Sunday School; (5 pm. Evening Service. Straits Chinese Presbyterian Church (Ptrinsep St.): 8.45 a.m Sunday School and Bible Classes; 10 a.m. Morning Worship. Jubilee Church (Outram Rd.) English Service— 4.3o p.m. Katong Presbyterian402 words
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Miscellaneous181 1955-10-01 6 w .vIA\IIIIAI%Ii h\ t.^v I alk and l^hil Davi* \"I Z" I DOO OAY. r,.':ooN'Cnr--| Ffan-tas^c' t-h.s /s so I I t^e an ca>tchoame.^ [KEPI LOOK? V 1 SIMPLi I CAN fif AL d/«. '->M OOMM y. CG6, WHAT'S y Of COURSE/ fOU //A,f.wc?/ y v A'. Go'," f 1181 words
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Miscellaneous642 1955-10-01 6 IJOUN today, you hav< an loqul] l> mind. STour lnt< rests are wid md J th< I danger ot your becoming f»a f; no i tte thing, although adroit In a number of flelds. Hi .•v. r. this can be avoided if m v >uth, you el el th< care<642 words
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Article193 1955-10-01 7 I i I ie No 1 RSS cJf 4^ buyers 397 8 buyers can Ports October 4os seller 4u u tellers Rl/BBEB No. 1 RSS c.i.f. 39 S buyers M\ buyer, turopean Forts November 40\ sellers 404 sellers KIBBEB No. 1 KSS Spot 40's buyers 40 buyers193 words
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Article107 1955-10-01 7 NEW YORK, Sept. 1)0. Previous Today TTN Straits spot and nearby 96.75 nom. 96 62 nom. TIN futures October 95.75 bid 95.75 bid 9(5.75 asked 86.75 asked November 95.25 bid 95.25 bid 96.25 asked 96.25 asked December 94.75 bid 94.75 bid 95.75 asked 95.75 asked TONE: Quiet.107 words
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Article43 1955-10-01 7 and awaiting relea.se 39, afloats 38^. Oct. 38. Sarawak spot and awaiting release 34, afloats 34, Oct. 34 Above prices quoted Lam pong spot and awaiting release 39. a floats 36' V Oct. 38 Sellers ex-dock m U.S. cents per Ib.43 words
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Article37 1955-10-01 7 NEW YORK, Sept. 30. Previous Today Industrials 4 G8.08 466.62 J V l ni:^ f 15M5 155.05 40 Domestic Bonds 98 49 98 54 15 Utilities 8&57 G3 14 Stocks Composite Average 166.21 165.5637 words
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Article123 1955-10-01 7 OPRA Philippines c.i.f. UK/ North European delivered weigh! per long ton Ort./Nov. COPRA Philippines f-o.b. Manila m i>nlk pc, on (<H'K\ Straits r.i.f. IK North European delivered weight per long ton Sept/Oct Oct. Nov CM ONIJT OIL crude Straits 11 'k, North European m Hilk per123 words
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Article283 1955-10-01 7 THE Singapore Government would be "wasting Iti time* 1 U it Intended to do away with uttap dwellings, said Mr. Mak Pak Shee, Chairman ot the Attap Dwellers' Association yesterday. Mr Mak, who la also Labour Froni Assemblyman for Geylang, was commenting on i Government propo a]283 words
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Article168 1955-10-01 7 Dog she wouldn't leave E lIT I D O W Florence ff Emily G;inncy and E E her dachshund dog E Jason were found lying E side by side m a gas- E rilled kitchen. They E were dead. E Police broke Into 56- E year-old Mrs. Garmey's home m168 words
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214 1955-10-01 7 Board members of the Singapore Family Planning Association are studying ci report from a committee Investigating population growth and attendant economic problems on the island Of Mauritius. "Some of the recommendatlonfl m the report,* 1 said Mrs. Joanna Moore, vicechairman of the local as»ociation,214 words
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Article163 1955-10-01 7 SINGAPORE PROBLEMS MAY BENEFIT )f disease and poverty n\e annual increase will have been checked Long oefore the population will have increased to one million." This reference to family limitation, backed by the committee's recommendation that advice should be officially sought from such body as the International Planned Parenthood Federation163 words
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Article137 1955-10-01 7 ESTA TE FLATS SO HOT r PHE "unbearable" heat m .some of the S.I.T flats m Brickworks Estate has brought a complaint from Mr. Lee Choon Eng, Labour Front Legislative Assemblyman. In a letter to Mr. J M. Fraser. Manager of the Singapore Improvement Tru.st, Mr. Lee said he had137 words
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Article112 1955-10-01 7 Fastest shorthand writer m Singapore today is Mr. Lini Swtp Kiat, 32, private secretary to the Commissioner for Labour. l\!.r, l.im, who passed the |vn I t y of Secreiarirs shorthnul examina I ion with first dass honours, topped speed tetl Rt iho WOPdS Pr mlfltltC last year.112 words
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Article33 1955-10-01 7 Gifts of 4,000 mooncakes The Hi i f il i Red I In Bii ipon the M< v i\ ;terday b) Ibutii,:,. 4 000 mooiv to nearly 20 Institution Hoy, Town, h ipli33 words
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279 1955-10-01 7 TN a new drive to increase its principal source of revenue, the Singapore Rural Board has decided to clamp down on landowners who have paid no assessment on their vacant lots. The Board decided to increase the assessment on houses next year. These measures279 words
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Article, Illustration1585 1955-10-01 8 JONATHAN CURLING - The Man in the Iron Wig JONATHAN CURLING THE WORLD'S STRANGEST STORIES by TWO HUNDRED and live years ifO, In the winter (A 1750, fashionable peo p l c looked out ol then w lndows m st. Janu •street and cried "There he gO£fl the Man In t he iron1,585 words
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Article, Illustration47 1955-10-01 9 picture. CARDS CAN BE TRUMPS for the girl who wants an unusual outfit. Betty Davenport, 21, of Holborn, London, shows how.... An accomplished magician who specialises m card tricks she wears a playing card dress and a bracelet which maintains the theme. Her earrings? The dice.— ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article105 1955-10-01 9 CREDIT MY FIANCEE'S ACCOUNT... AN 18-year-old temporary bank cashier credited his fiancee's account with £40, a court was told. And, said prosecutor Mr. Arnold Hepton at Hull, Yorks, he admitted stealing £250 m six weeks. "He is a very ingenious young man. He perfected a scheme. But he was discovered105 words
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Article25 1955-10-01 9 I slie Ornie Wilson, governor of Queens- Australia, has died m spital at Chertsey, Surafter being involved m road accident. He was TO-Reuter.25 words
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102 1955-10-01 9 Flew 12,000 miles and found bride rpWENTY THREE- YEARA OLD R.A.F. mechanic Pat Yearsley flew 12,000 miles to Australia for the Australia Air Force week celebrations and won himself a bride m 15 minutes. The bride, 25-year-old Christine Lees comes from Henley m Aden, Warwickshire. Pat's home is m Stratford-on-Avon,102 words
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230 1955-10-01 9 IT 8 o'clock In the morning 400 people arrived uninvited m a farmer's Reid to stage a cock-fight. i i i hallenge match, The County ol 1 v, v. t tie County o! LelX, P licemen, tipped ofl ataoul the illegal i, were230 words
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Article130 1955-10-01 9 npHE Ceylon Minister to Indonesia and CommisA sioner m Malaya, Mr. M. Saravanamuthu said on arrival m Singapore, that he doubted whether the Communists would make any gains m the first popular elections m Indonesia which began on Thursday. r- Mr. Saravanamuthu, who arrived by air,130 words
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272 1955-10-01 9 And they lived happily ever after... i£Uin/\wa\ iweetnearts rerry Walton, 16-year-old oft -tall American student, and Carol Martin, pretty, auburn-huin-d, 21 -year-Old London secretary, are on their way back to England aa Mr. and Mrs. Walton. Five and a halt months after running away272 words
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Article171 1955-10-01 9 £6 FOR VANISHED GARDEN MR. JOHN PARKS. the 37-year-old engineer who claimed i £45 10s. from Wbrces- j tor Corporation after the rock garden m front of his council house wa^ i uprooted, has been E offered £6 $50 compensation. Mr. Parks' rock <.',ar- den, In Tudor-way, Dines Green. Worcester,171 words
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Article165 1955-10-01 9 Nile police for a few hours, had another rough shock when they came back. They found a bill for .£lO to pay at a left-luggage office where they deposited all their belonging* In four suitcases last May. "This just about clears us out," said Terry. "We165 words
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Advertisement54 1955-10-01 9 for the most Luxurious sleep E M WkW BwJb IWIBB^ *^L jm mj Jink E mm TM I GOO it ,^k^^ <mm 1 SPRING INTERIOR MATTRESS Pricet from $130.00 I "HYPNOS" Pillows Feather and Down 519.00 each 1 1 Feather Only 51 0.50 each MNCORPORATEO IN SINGAPORE) RAFFLES PLACE SINGAPORL54 words
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Article, Illustration305 1955-10-01 10 WORLD NEWS IN P CTURES picture, picture. The camera focusses on Sir Seymour Howard, Lord Mayor of London, as from the historic Guildhall m the City he makes his speech at the banquet inaugurating. Britain's first commercial television service (above). Popper Queen Mother, Princew Margaret, the (jurm and roan* Prince*Popper - 305 words
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Advertisement27 1955-10-01 11 TABLE COOKERS... Especially designed to accommodate local Kwalis are available on hire at only 50 cents per month. Consult your Electrical Contractor or Ring 24/9 Ext. 35227 words
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893 1955-10-01 12 QUEK AII CHIAN - QUEK AII CHIAN I n? j jQUEK .St-li«»«»l An essay contest on War and Peace, announced by Mr. Cheong Hock Hai, education officer of St. Andrew's School and conducted among senior pupils of Singapore's secondary schools, elicited much response and numerous interesting comments. The893 words
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Article, Illustration463 1955-10-01 12 ARTHUR SCHOLES - The rebirth OF a vanishing native race ARTHUR SCHOLES By 'phe world's most primitive race bs slowly 1 Winning its battle for survival. Austl stone-age Aborigines last year, for the fli m two centuries. Showed an increase m numbers* The Aborigines numbered about when the white man first went to463 words
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Article425 1955-10-01 12 ARCHIE TEAGUE - ARCHIE TEAGUE By AUTHORITIES m the desert gambling resort of Las Vegas, m Nevada, have thrown up solid barrters against juvenile runaway marriages m an attempt to erase the "marriage mill" blot that once smeared its reputation. A marriage licence bureau that operates around theFree Press - 425 words
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Article, Illustration1298 1955-10-01 13 CHARLES LANDSTONE - CHARLES LANDSTONE AN OLD THEATRE PROGRAMME AND TWO CHEAPLY PRINTED BITS OF CARD.... RECALLED THE TRAGEDY OF MYRA POOL by I was about to leavi t he roomy SUbUI b.ci hou.se m winch I hud lived since the end '>t the First War. Th<» time had coma to deal1,298 words
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Article363 1955-10-01 13 DID IT HAPPEN wanted to deceive Maoom on this point, she wal good enough actress to carry off the lie. r U Huh With her parents dead 1 there were no other relatives left who could say anything aonut Myra's associations at (lie time of Forde's previous visit to England.363 words
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Advertisement20 1955-10-01 13 r j'lll nMswrr In vc ,|«nl:i v's "l>itl l| Ilipprn" UriC —"HOLLYWOOD COIN< I \< I —is VJS. il ,(i,| happen,20 words
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Article, Illustration589 1955-10-01 14 SYLVIA LAMOND - Beth's ghost will help you to get slim SYLVIA LA MOND by I ii kocke is well 1> equipped to give omen advice their figures, has the long, of a modelBut v few years ihe weighed over and measured und the hips. Figure ConsulAmerica, and the ghost of Beth herReuter - 589 words
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Article, Illustration38 1955-10-01 14 picture. "Poetry," an elegant day dress from the Soviet Zone of Germany, was shown at a propaganda fashion display m the Communist- run Leipzig Fair. In Burgandy velvet, it has an attractive neckline trimmed with white lace. PopperPopper - 38 words
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Article359 1955-10-01 14 I'VE been looking the light bright h, the glimmer of tnd wit that any fashion fun. round it, m clothes you can or borrow; In ts you can 1 LSHION: It'« but It make* 1v- try .skirt i like, swinging m Wiii.st,, Hi BICUM bc;:flAP - 359 words
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Article191 1955-10-01 14 Louise Petrie - Louise Petrie by IUDY was talking J excitedly about her new evening dress. In yellow brocade, the tiny flower motifs a shade darker than the ground, the dre s s sounded wonderful and a perfect choice for Judys dark beauty. Then I learned the importance of this191 words
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Advertisement67 1955-10-01 14 jjiiji .^^r"-.. j Lovely European .V^ //^M^B^y iiiijiiij girls like this '(W^SSSmStSß^^^ ji 'Hazeline' Snow" "^v 1 a i£^ 1f I Hk tin- fu ft >• t i'.ri <>f 'H.i,-' -gMz^fes, <?kin r44 4 HAZE LINE SNOW '.y^ Till r-, ar b of a BURROUGHS WTLL C O M f67 words
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Article, Illustration1350 1955-10-01 15 I SAY, OLD MAN, THIS JUST ISN'T CRICKET! iw jk hphose dapper, well- turned out men of the Foreign Office must surely ha v n blushed for shame when they s;tw how their boss. Mr Harold Ifacmillan, the For ei^n Becrei ary, turne i out for the Politician* m t1,350 words
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Article432 1955-10-01 15 VyilEN partner doubles the opening bid f Or a takeout and the next hand takes some action other than a pass you are no longer required to resDond to the double. Hence, anything you do becomes a free bid, which must be based on substantial values m your432 words
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Miscellaneous237 1955-10-01 15 DAILY CROSSWORD CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN l Run for an earl and dor. i. sicndor, but headless tor of dnmitv? <»i) o rill 2. Pilot energy (f>>. 4.. Tin;, sort of paper seema to deacribe a goodeoach m V«7' acs l rfl:ur;in e Fianc- (0). (1 -8. i.. internal part237 words
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Article, Illustration137 1955-10-01 16 DIKIDOZAN'S farewell fight at the Oreal World arena KaBt night was the hardest of his Malayan tour. He was up against the tough, Indian heavyweight champion Dara Singh, and he had to fight every Inch Of the way for a draw. It was137 words
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Article, Illustration36 1955-10-01 16 Uai siM.ii s mobbed Ihc crowd after tin- ftghfl h< had a roufiins reception rrorn his overjoyed sun pntffe who invsuird the rirm and cheered him all the way to hi.s UrrsMiig iooiil.36 words
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Article, Illustration647 1955-10-01 17 HAROLD HEFFERNAN - HEY NEEDED THAT HERD TO FILL A SCREEN HAROLD HEFFERNAN By [BUNG 145 j and crewHollywood Mexico City and ros (COW--00 head or md 300 horses los Organes Zacatecas, M* lenes In u The n" proved to be t and most i ication efr undertaken llywood studio. Gable, Jane Roberi647 words
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Article259 1955-10-01 17 -AND THE PICTURE BARONS ARE HAPPY 'HE over-inflated Las bubble has with a sickening a flock of ywood personalities it profitably the last three years. only are the emporiums at l< irl gambling mcr-iiio;" they've nocked the bottom out tho.se fabulous ywood talent paytop Hollywood259 words
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Article252 1955-10-01 17 THIS GOOSE PECKS -on cue ULTIMATE m nonsensical Holly woo d talent learchej has come to an end. aft f r a three-month hunt, din ctor Williani wy ler has found bis desired "cranky goose" fr-i b role In ,i r Oooperi "Thi I rii ndly Pi r luasion," After252 words
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Advertisement40 1955-10-01 17 JSL eau de r {^r| cologne .J I m;i ftrifff fj robed'unsoir I •v. tfmm *AVBf UMA WATCH CO ITO II Imm^i R<m4 m»« M. FLINTER S. GRINBERG Diamonds Jewellery 67 .Stamford Rd., (Eu Court 81d^.,) S'porc, 6. Telephone 7923.40 words
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Article, Illustration518 1955-10-01 18 Whisk .md Mr. Owl were very ticited, M also was Toddles, at the light of the gold m the casket and they all began to t at once until a tap at the door stopped their chatter. They looked up to see Hank's face peering around the door.518 words
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Article850 1955-10-01 18 KATHLEEN HICKLEY - THE SECRET OF the CAVERN KATHLEEN HICKLEY jiiMHß^^sg^ y ..n.^r New adventures of the Earthmen on the Mystery Planet as told by IT is the ,v« ar £155. An International Spate Patrol rocket ship, ISP 1, has arrived at the newly-dis-covered planet lleuter, where it is susim te that a850 words
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Article139 1955-10-01 18 Many fine efforts submitted TOHSRE ■eu B Vei y BOOd i <■• Mi- anU l oj a itu ing car eni i U being uhmitted from Singapore wid all parti <a the i-» dei itlon Aunl v Wendy re poM: high I ;ir!fl:trfl m thC effoi i ol iin conn139 words
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Advertisement81 1955-10-01 18 \Down by the Seal (IOLOtJR this picture Of ftfe will he taken into j familiar seaside scene consideration. with paints, (rayons or v Ive ults next Saturday, chalks, and you may urn, one of four cash pri/"s. (iWO for hoys, and tun Name (Master MKs) for j;irls). lill In your81 words
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Miscellaneous171 1955-10-01 18 CLUES ACROSS.— I, Is this the commonest British bird? 5, Cry of a sheep. 6, A book byRobert Loui.s Stevenson. 8, In music the opposite of sharp. 10, Breathing organ. 12, Famous American president. Ifi, Rembrandt is famous for his 17. Canadian province between Saskatchewan and the Rocky Mountains. CLUES171 words
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Article110 1955-10-01 19 Seletar letter end of the season match \va.s played la^t riday when RAF Changi (■re the visitors m a i iendly match followed by c presentation of cups id medals to United Serces League winners and i rs-up. Final score Changi: 4 I him 1, Spalding. 2110 words
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Article, Illustration49 1955-10-01 19 (Malaya) referees who hart officiated <*t i.'Jii matchei from March to Aligns! These referees Lhangj and Seletar. Standta* (from left): Cpl. Bradley, SAC Wilkinson, LAC kjhr Su,i Newton, sii Mr. Alain. Seated: 8/ Tech Hamill, r o Tucker Cpl. McCulloch, C/Tecb Wrlnge, lit. IVUshan front; cpi. Copelaodi Sgt koUL49 words
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331 1955-10-01 19 The following have been selected to travel: Sgt. Tay- lor (Supply Wing) LAC Hasey (Admin. Wingi, SAC LleweJlyn (Tech. Wing) Cpl.! Corbally (Supply Wing) all of Seletar. Cpl. Rogers (Changi). Ac Korrigan (Changi i, Sqn Ldr. Hogg (Changi). 0 Golf: The Station331 words
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Article, Illustration86 1955-10-01 19 I n Ron£' n S i n^ ap 4 re soc c (i l eam standi »s (from left): F Sgt. Hayes (trainer, WO R m H Hh*&S^ MKFV?*** l Ki^*™ C'pl. Pratt, J T Nash. O'Neill «f R?F« J\' m w L Af lbrahlm lA< CMarke S ldr Dew-Par^86 words
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Article113 1955-10-01 19 JACKS S.C. entered thi final of the Singapore Business Houses league and cup competition when they beat Thornycrolt 3-1 m the semi-final replay at F '6 N ground yesterday. Jacks now meet Singapore Telephone Board S.C. at Jalan Besar on Wednesday. Jacks were superior m attack113 words
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Article740 1955-10-01 19 IVOR BROADIS - LET'S STAMP OUT THOSE 'CREEPERS' IVOR BROADIS says JIMMY < I I lI K I I of tli. Pltyi-rs 1 I'liion could not Mavt- created iii^rr stir m Soccer it he had made ail dub direeton p«v for their own drink R< foi mi are i"n^ overdue i can I740 words
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Article57 1955-10-01 19 /VAN ENG SENG School vJT beal St.. Andrew's School 3 2 ;i f hockej on the (''.in i'J Mi j j j School ground ye terday A hu Bakfl r LOM N;irn Senß id bis Bens Hock «ored Gan i i.". Seng School md57 words
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Article49 1955-10-01 19 i ear-old fruit inter B rd Olym javi tto iwln 111. 1 1 f i i Pram md an v thj r Hi r< urned to Dovei b] boat and < ild tr; igali tod a: twa tln th< mind today Km told UPUP - 49 words
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Advertisement30 1955-10-01 19 j OCEAN PARK I HOTEL'S S FAMOUS QUINTET Ace Band of Singapore with MISS SALOMA the Malay I "Mai il\ ii Monroe" ()()<> Ring H551 f<>» 1 able I Reservations j30 words
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223 1955-10-01 20 Cricket tours to S. Africa will have a difference \RTHI R i>\ RETIRING PRESIDENI OF 'I H» SOI 111 AFRICAN <KU KI.T \> SOCIATION SAID \l HII ASSOCIATION'S ANNUAL MEETING IN JOHANNES 111 m; YESTERDAY HIM TOURS liV THE M.C.C. TO SOUTH AFRICA WERE LIKELI TO BE MORE FREQUENT INReuter - 223 words
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Article116 1955-10-01 20 HUTTON IS IN PLASTER I EN HUTTON, the formI > er England cricket cap tain, who has a slipped disc, has been put m a piaster jacket. He will remain m Leeds Infirmary for about a week. The proposed operation on his back has been postponed indefinitely. Two specialists whoReuter - 116 words
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Article70 1955-10-01 20 Turkey's Cavdet Sumer, riding Seres, placed third yesterday m the final event Of the international horse show at Hinerolo, Italy, for the "Gen. Berta Prix." Sumer'fi mount covered the 14-hurdle course m 1 mm. 40 sec, with 12 penalty points. In the "Gen. Borsarelli Prix"70 words
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Article28 1955-10-01 20 Eighteen Burmese soccer players arrived m Tokyo last night for a series against Japanese teams. They open at Osaka against an all-star team tomorrow. A.P.A.P. - 28 words
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Article77 1955-10-01 20 1 THIRTEEN probables and jockeys for the Newbury Autumn Cup. to be run over 2 miles at Newbury. Berkshire at 1400 GMT today are: A'tivo CA. Breasley). Romany Air (W. Rickaby). French Squadron (C. Gaston). Flame Royal CL, Piggott). Bon Mot H (C. Smirke). King's Love <J.Reuter - 77 words
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Article138 1955-10-01 20 IRELAND REGAINED THE AMATEUR INTERNATIONAL GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP AMONG THE FOUR HOMM COUNTRI ES ON THE ROYAL BIRKADALE LINKS AT SOUTHPORT YESTERDAY WHEN THEY BEAT WALES IN THE FINAL MATCH AFTER ENGLAND HAS LOST TO SCOTLAND. Overnight England and Ireland, who drew their own meeting, were level.Reuter - 138 words
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Article31 1955-10-01 20 Singapore II a r b o v r Board Police and 8.0.D. "B" played to a scoreless draw m the 5.11.A. Div. 2 hockey league match at Alexandra yesterday.31 words
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Article147 1955-10-01 20 records were broken :i1 the annual Hartley Secondary School swimming championships at the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club yesterday Mm Ting Khianj ol niv a received the Individual Laycock Challensi Shield by winning the 200 metre's freestyle, BOm breaststroke, and comiiiK .second m the 100 m147 words
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Article217 1955-10-01 20 JOHNNY PODRES. celebrating- his twenty-third birthday, silenced the Yanks' big bats yesterday at Brooklyn and the Dodgers won the third game of the World Series B—3. The Yanks still had a 2—l lead m the scries after winning the first two games m theirA.P. - 217 words
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Article, Illustration41 1955-10-01 20 TillE Army three-daj cycle race over a distance of 280 miles V is won by Pte. Allan Jackson of the RA.'VU 1 (left). Sapper S. Boyd of the XI was second. The winner's time was 11 hr. 32 mm. :>5 sec.41 words
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Article43 1955-10-01 20 Yesterday's U.K. Rugby results were: Rugby League, Yorkshire Cup semi-final: Castleford 8, Halifax 24. Rugby Union club matches: Bridgend 3, Pontypridd 8; Harlequins 6, London Scottish 3; Maesteg 6, Llanelly 3: Rugby 10, Coventry 8; Newton Abott 3, Paignton 8. ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article77 1955-10-01 20 T>OYAL Air Force Singapore water polo team will tour Ceylon next week. The team »i'.\ leave Singapore on Oct. 3 r.ii will be away for ei^ht to ten days. Seven players have been rhc.sen to make the tour. They •>-.'.'. play four matches. The pi en77 words
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Advertisement58 1955-10-01 20 tW don't let I I THIS Y~ HAPPEN ■M TO YOU! Furniture removing is a jab for experts Your heavy, furniture, porcelain, crystal Silverware needs our expert care. We p'■ crate, transport or store everything fOI PHONE 6577 BAGGAGE SERVICE run TRANSPORT STORAGE a m mm gk L I Ifl58 words
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Article, Illustration292 1955-10-01 1 RAHIM'S choice tor today is TANAH BIJEH SINGAPORE soccer star Rahim Omar's selection for Wednesday's races— WALLA WALLA— ran true to form and gave Rahim his first winner m the Amateur Tipsters' League. Walla Walla paid $12 and $6. Rahim now improves his position. From being minus $10, he now292 words
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Article, Illustration814 1955-10-01 1 FREE PRESS RACING CORRESPONDENT OAIN or shine, it's James Aitcli for the Singapore Gold Cup at Bukit Timah today. This smart front-running stayer is equally effective on any going it was soft when he scored his first win over the Bukit Timah mile814 words
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Advertisement86 1955-10-01 1 TANKARD SAYSMY three best bets for today are: GOLDEN DOLPHIN (Race 2), MALAYAN SCHOLAR (Race 4) and Z A BAG MO Ml (Race 6). RADIO MALAYA will broadcast commentaries on all the races today. They're off but you can catch them with a canon <^> The World* Most Rcm.irk.iblc Precision86 words
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Article2800 1955-10-01 2 RACE ONE (I. 1. 1)1 3— til 1 11 S 11 Ks DELIGHI J4 9-55 Elbowed nice speed to clock 37 2 few 31 27 :< Ckx feed 311 a 5 [oi 31 M 8 j5 Second to i .< vii i Ing tf-^u bo2,800 words
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Advertisement185 1955-10-01 2 BETTER PICTURES W AT YOUR J ING 1 R T I V S [\i)otto.nMik 53 Bmm SPOOL TYPE TURRET CAMERA Here is the camera that defies comparison for versatility and value. Combining tho advantages i the finest m Icrv, fjuality 3-lens turret flexibility and spool film economy, it represents the185 words
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Article1000 1955-10-01 3 RACE 1-2.15: CLAbfr l, DIV. *~6 FURS. 872 PUNTER'S DELIGHT 5y beg (Mr Ac Mm th t 088 LILLIBI'LLKRO 6y br<^ < Mrs Uord in H, i R d eM ?JS «>«niiHl> 030 NATIONAL TRUST 4y ehegCP.H &TW. CtaS H HH, g'}? Hu< on STARRY 6y1,000 words
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Article, Illustration1002 1955-10-01 3 3F m |t; HiM Wen with 8-10 .n 1)1\ 'J-lin rare ;n 1-44 i-' 5, M Had Naiakal f<w < ompany o 1 w 3F In 2 S SIKAITS CODE: 22-9-55 Finished behind Karrlngay In SF ti <>v: la 40 25; 24-!* < Becond t<> Jasker n1,002 words
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Advertisement137 1955-10-01 3 Horrockses REG D. GUARANTEED Horrockses h i^Ji^i AyT^k. I CUARANIHO /\jC^J^Cj H Jl£\ coiouns( /\*(*£Jrff\j\ A MARK OF QUALITY J it y a Once seen, the magnificent variety r,f V attractive and colourful patterns offend by Horrockses quickly become an obsession to women of taste. J Sole Agents BOUSTEAD &CO137 words
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Article1673 1955-10-01 4 FLYING PRINCESS: 15 0-55 Kepi with Golden Melody over 31 id 43; 17-9-55 Kept with Golden Melody over '.ii m 42 2/5; 20-9-55 Weni easily on the bit I over 31 m 4] with Golden Melody; 24-9-55 Thud to I Lil le Pappa In Div.1,673 words
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