The Singapore Free Press, 23 March 1955
1955-03-23
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Title Section19 1955-03-23 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya No. urn Singapore, Wed.. Mar. 23, 1955. Price 15 ts19 words
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Article, Illustration60 1955-03-23 1 rpIUS is one of two cars 1 wkicfc were badly damvd m a crasty m Beach Road, Singapore, early this morning. The other car finished up inside a boat- buildin? yard. But despite the serious damage to thc j cars the drivers, a EuropeanFree Press - 60 words
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Article187 1955-03-23 1 CIR Winston Churchill, confronted on all sides with 5 reports that he will retire from the Premiership early m April, went to Buckingham Palace last night for 'his weekly talk with the Queen on affairs ol f ite This is one of Sir Winston's routineReuter; A.P. - 187 words
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Article36 1955-03-23 1 The Queen has approved an alliance between the Queens Royal Regiment (West Surrey) and the" Northern Rhodesia Regiment, it was announced m London yesterday. Men of both regiments are now serving m Malaya.- ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article25 1955-03-23 1 \fR CHOU EN-LAI, Chinese Cjmmun fl expected to lead his country s del mo nth.- inference m Bandoeng Indonesia, ne» -*r.25 words
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Article98 1955-03-23 1 RECALLED IS SACKED &„S^MJ r0 *5-5r° V^ ment service Utter former German cna._ d'Affain m London. traff*** period n Ambassador HP a tf*5 r reports thai for red to Britain at a Christmas party as "enemy terriU A lofernmenf spokesman m Bonn said Mr. Schlitter had beenReuter - 98 words
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Article26 1955-03-23 1 U first f.o.b. buyers. ci on the Singapore RubLarket thLs morning, at 87 a lb., one cent below iy's close. The tone was uncertain.26 words
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Article18 1955-03-23 1 vker, Teo Choon Sen*^. while lv was asleep I way m Clyde a pore, today.18 words
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Article385 1955-03-23 1 WEST FEARS ON VIETNAM U.S. policy of support for Diem m jeopardy pO REIGN diplomatic circles m Saigon are very concerned about the political crisis which has developed m South Vietnam m the past 24 hours. American circles are upset at the prospect of the United States policy of supportReuter - 385 words
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40 1955-03-23 1 Kallang alert but plane lands safely DESCUI services at Kallang Airport were alerted this morning when a Malayan Airways plane from Kuala Lumpur and Malacca reported that its hydraulic brakes might not work fully. The plane, however, landed without trouble.40 words
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196 1955-03-23 1 'Stabilise the Formosa Strait' THE United States has begun to sound out a number of friendly government with a dynamic new plan solution of the Formosa problenji, \t was learned Washington yes' rday. Mr John Foster Dulles, the Secretary of State, has196 words
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Article18 1955-03-23 1 Mrs. Doris Ridge, gged 15, of Torrance. California has given birth to identical girls. U.P.U.P. - 18 words
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Advertisement20 1955-03-23 1 A timeless classic now permanently established among the \LZs {> SOLE AGENTS SHHIRO (CHINA) LTD. > >!.... K. 1 l x t tt20 words
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Article263 1955-03-23 2 Sending more jets, tanks BRITAIN yesterday accused the Communists of violating the Korean armistice by increasing their armed forces m North Korea with jet aircraft and tanks. A Foreign Oilier spokesman said that this infringed Article 13D. of the armistice, forbidding any increase m war materials.263 words
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89 1955-03-23 2 GENERAL Alfred (iruen- ther. Commander of I the North Atlantic treaty j forces, said m Washing- j I ton yesterday that if Russia was successful m overrunning liurope they would still be defeated because of the I.S. air superiority. I But heReuter - 89 words
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63 1955-03-23 2 And another warning by Eisenhower PRESIDENT Eisenhower said m Washington yesterday that unless free trade is made possible among nations of the free world the West will not win the ideological battle with the Communists. He said methods must be developed which can help other nations to achieve a physical63 words
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Article104 1955-03-23 2 The following election meetings will be held tonight: DEMOCRATS: Mr. William Tan 1 (Tiong Bahru 8 p.m., Kampong Tionn Bahru; Mr. If. B. Brash (Queenstownj 5.30-6.30 p.m., Henderson Road, and 6.45-7.30 p.m., Alexandra Road. PAP: Mr. Lee Kuan Yew (Tanjong Pagan 7.30-8.00 p.m., Kee Seng Road; 8.05-8.35 p.m.,104 words
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Article36 1955-03-23 2 The first of more than half I a million West German coal i nainen a 12 per cent pay Increa c, voted m a strike ballot as tliey came off night -hilt .v.- ReuterReuter - 36 words
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109 1955-03-23 2 OENATOR Alexander Smith m Washington yesterday urged a new "partnership approach" m U.S. foreign policy to help the under-developed nations m their fight for freedom, independence and self- aetormination. Mr. Smith urged that the free Asian nations m the Colombo group be helpedU.P. - 109 words
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Article23 1955-03-23 2 The Duke of Gloucester arrived in Cologne yesterday by Mr lor a three-day visit to Bri■tuta troopt i__ Germany. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article, Illustration129 1955-03-23 2 Free Press pic- 8 ture. nihllllllllllllliiiiilllllilllllllllillliliT E pOMMANDER K. If. E E v> Westbrooke. lnited E E States Naval Attache m E E Singapore, yesterday left S 3 fur America to take com- E E mand of the r.S.S. Belle E Grove m Long Beach,Free Press - 129 words
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313 1955-03-23 2 REMARKS ON POLES 'TAKEN OUT OF CONTEXT'— CHURCHILL THE Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, said yesterday he does not remember making the remarks about the Polish people attributed to him m the American version of the Yalta conference. He told Parliament that if he had indeed said what the AmericanA.P.; U.P. - 313 words
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158 1955-03-23 2 jDUSSIA confessed yesterday to serious shortcomings m the manufacture of cars, trucks and agricultural machinery, and admitted that the Soviet industry was turning out obsolete and Ineffi machines. "It would be wrong," said the governm* nt In a M Radio broadcast, "to close158 words
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Article115 1955-03-23 2 "-TWENTY of 23 candidates A passed the examination for sanitary inspectors held m Singapore last November. They are: Chia K-UUIg Teck. Johore. David John Louis Putra. Perak. Chelliah Ra j nam Malacca, Mohamed Ist bin Abbas. Perak Ayadural EUvapatha Bundram, Selangor, Othmari Un Mahmud. Kedah, Raman Nair115 words
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Advertisement120 1955-03-23 2 TRANSPORT STORAGE -UtuZ--173 CECIL STREET SINGAPORE W+Wm j Use CODE BOOKS when cabling and Save Money. Messrs. Peter Chung's have m stock of Bentley's Complete, Bentley's Seccnd, Acme. Petersons. Lombards, A.B.C. 6th 7th etc., Waterman's Latest Product: The FLAIR PEN— The New Retractable Ball Pointer Price $3.50 each. Obtainable at120 words
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Article209 1955-03-23 3 PAT WARD SHOWN PICTURE OF NUDES I)\T \YARI> denied yesterday she was one of two girls m two spicy photographs introduced iii the Minot (Mickey) Jelke vice trial. The ?1 -year-old Tormer i call u irl returned to the witness stand for the sixth day after apparent- having ended herA.P. - 209 words
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Article71 1955-03-23 3 IfX-KING Farouk will not -< re-marry former Queen Narriman 'despite indications that she favours a reconciliation, said his lawyer tn Rome yesterday. The possibility "is not even taken into consideration" by Farouk, he added. Recently Narriman and her three-year-old son. Fuad 11. met m Zermatt, Switzerland.A.P. - 71 words
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Article28 1955-03-23 3 Narriman flew from Paris to Switzerland yesterday refusing to deny or confirm reports of a reconciliation With Farouk. She was accompanied by her mother, secretary and bodyguard. U.P.U.P. - 28 words
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273 1955-03-23 3 In:: BEN galbraith, 34- MeAlester, Ok- 1 n, ay he killed his wife three children. He adi t to die as fjuickh rt turned to rda from T .ere arrested and eon: county at ton u mes White. ItA.P. - 273 words
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55 1955-03-23 3 r m million copies of Britain's brightly coloured f°f Sway -ore on sal. yesterday, price one jraiueu an part. ff^ roarl inns. After medical ro it w found that Deeded them up c no" au v a small amounts, it n youReuter - 55 words
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Article27 1955-03-23 3 siam -ed 1 the conf. advisers, dv A 18 should April 21, the Pnili] /teeOarcia, m Mai The »<-▼• b,uui, m the Philippine ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article14 1955-03-23 3 ■j Bak'\' rtark-hah-.'d'^nTp" tally IU m a Los Angeles hospital. AP.14 words
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359 1955-03-23 3 RADIOACTIVITY: 'NO DANGER YET' gIX .WOMEN politicians— two of them mothers— failed last night to get Urn •.,„i „USC, ,USC o 0f V" 1 111" 110 to agree to an international conference of scientists. including Russia, to study the effect on humanReuter - 359 words
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Article29 1955-03-23 3 John William Gordon. 24--old Glasgow freelance Ist sentenced to die for mrder of a Scottish ac relay had hi.s sentence ted to lite ImprisonReuter.29 words
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Article19 1955-03-23 3 sir Anthony Eden, the eign Secretary, tia i >mpletely recovered from an attack of influenza. ReuterReuter - 19 words
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Article104 1955-03-23 3 A ships cook wa.s Jailed m Boston, Massachusetts, as a result of a furtoui shipboard battle iiwr the m< rlti ol eating sausage and beani for eight successive di Tho cook, jam*. CopelaikL 29. was charged with assault With intent to murder John Chat104 words
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Advertisement110 1955-03-23 3 Appointed Official Distributors of ,///////'(>// /(y//'/,j 71 C j I I m /)m I MIKIMXSTd Necklaces, Chokers, Ear-riiifts, etc.. etc. G. C. de SILVA BROS. Jewellers No J Kaffirs Place S'pore- 1 TH, H.i 1 1 5 /^rf!s&t "The Trufood Trio fO" $r x-* X<^\ x 7 ir W J110 words
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279 1955-03-23 4 WEDNESDAY, Mar. 23, 1955. EVIDENCE BUT... rpHE United States is said to have asked its allies m Korea to consider repudiating the armistice agreement because of a reported military buildtip m North Korea. A State Department spokesman said that Communist violation of the truce and their Increased military strength were279 words
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Article, Illustration736 1955-03-23 4 DONALD McCORMICK - DONALD McCORMICK Swift action has prevented a bloody civil war by IN THE Incessant turmoil of Asia's nowhot, now cold war one glimmer of hope has come m the past year— the voluntary decision of Pakistan to join the_ Western cause against! the encroachment of Communism.736 words
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Article, Illustration19 1955-03-23 4 "But it's not playing fair to have an election with the poor old Socialists still split."19 words
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Article182 1955-03-23 4 Beachcomber - BY THE WAY Beachcomber BY THE suggestion that television screens should be dark for a whole hour every evening, so that children could be put to bed quickly before the programme continues, would mean that those without children would have this tedious hour on their hands, with nothing to do.182 words
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Advertisement50 1955-03-23 4 *^>_i'o>^i»'%<i*%«'*%o_n>_n>_r<^_/«>_r?y Charm and Choice at j SENA 'S I W Mm, Here is the work of master- craftsmen, upholding m contemporary porary manner the E J proud traditions of centuries. Z \H. SENAS LIMITED HICH CLASS JEWELLERS Singapore. Penang, Bangkok. '■w w>\« f/TK v*i >/r < w w < w50 words
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Advertisement152 1955-03-23 4 fXif^SwXi itmo*kanmin9*i*it%atmi*kA Helena Rnbinstein j I REAL SILK Face Powder m ff^ mmmm m mw^^^^t m 7 Absorbs gfamMr jT^ V Takes Colour jl 9^ w -^^k. W ™^t k^^h —because I __i C "-v[ it IS Silk! _*S_. "**^^__^**^k h wl Bf_ J .~^w"w_ B mw f\ j£^sZ?(~^§ J^"*"^/152 words
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Article, Illustration756 1955-03-23 5 It* Free Press election I reporters today visit i BEDOK and I SERANGOON J t ABDIL Hamid bin Haji Jumat ofl I MNO M< A Malay Cnion Alliance (busiE nessman); Bom Singapore; educated Raffles Institution; E chairman of UMNO, SingaE pore; Mortar .Malay Welfare756 words
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Article, Illustration477 1955-03-23 5 THE rapid development 1 of modern* housing .states has changed the ot rural Ser an goon. But kampong folk still hold the key to the elecThey form the rity of the 8,300 rs. They have seen what money do to make life477 words
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Article87 1955-03-23 5 nmiiiimi. iiniiiiiimT LIM Siew Ek (Alliance) 41, (Businessman), born, educated Singapore. Member Rural District Committee, j president Tarn penis Musk and Welfare Party. MR. MM C hoon Mong 'Progressive) born. educated Singapore, tedeher AngleChinese School. President, Upper SerangoOn Boys' Club, member, Serangoon Rural District87 words
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Advertisement65 1955-03-23 5 JHL. Mv V* i Obtainable from good dc.ilcrj throughout M.iljya. Advt E.S. ISAAC CO., LTD. i ma, c«c.l Si S'pow. 1 COMMUNITY PLATE j CANTEENS OF CUTLERY FOR SIX, EIGHT AM) I TWELVE PERSONS S.P.H.deSILV^U/ SINGAPORE IPOH KUAIA IUMPUff Going on -j^B_r Lean >? KEEP IN TOUCH WITH.... THE STRAITS65 words
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Miscellaneous332 1955-03-23 6 MANDRAKE" by Lee Falk and Phil Davis r— IL cc I f ciiODrt^PDiv my JOB HERE I I --WHY ALEENA WOULD BE YOU DO NOT REMEMBER [ALEENA! SUPPOSE iCt^[ ?> MAve YOU FURIO US .F SHE KMHTJ 4 BECAUSE YOU WERE IN A J>^ 5 E LJft! E "hA 'NOTE332 words
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Miscellaneous733 1955-03-23 6 I TOUR I LUCKT STAR IMIRN today. it is \,,x gf likely lh.it (he s< i, n, s will hold the most appeal loi 1 E you. \ou have an excellent r memory for facts; the alihtx to analyze them and a talent j for being able to evolu* imm733 words
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Article, Illustration58 1955-03-23 7 A GROUP of Raffles Girls' School students take a close look at the Oath Book kept m one of two dispatch boxes on the table m the centre of the Legislative Assembly Hall. The other box contains the Bible. The students visited the hall to58 words
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198 1955-03-23 7 But it will be only for a week SINGAPORE'S Empress Place is now back to normal at lunch time. For the past two weeks it had become a "Hyde Park" for tub-thumping Labour Front men. Where the crowd had milled around to listen to198 words
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Hound the World Market Prices
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Article207 1955-03-23 7 LONDON Ma, I r<*\ioiiN, Today BE B No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European 2b% buyers deleted p ,,ris Mairh 26 sellers IWU No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European 25 S buyers 2 5 ports April 26 sellers 25 KIBBEI No. 1 KSN Spot. 2<i'i buyers 25 b 26 x207 words
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Article39 1955-03-23 7 May 42. Sarawak spot 43 and Lampong spot 43 V. sellers exdock. Spot Malabar quoted at 43->_ rents per pound, afloats 42 -V M.trch shipment 42 H. April 42^., Above price quoted m U.S. cents per lb.39 words
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Article97 1955-03-23 7 Above prices quoted m U.S. cents per lb. NEW YORK, Mar. 22. Previous Today TIN' Straits spot and nearby 91.62 nom. 91.00 nom. TIN futures March 90.50 bid 90.25 bid 91.50 asked 91.00 asked April 90.25 bid 90.00 bid 91.25 asked 90.65 asked May 90.12 bid 89.8597 words
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Article40 1955-03-23 7 NEW YORK, Mar. 22. Previous Today M Industrials 402.40 404 47 ••Railroads 145.38 146 34 10 Domestic Bonds 99.79 d |l a J 7 ed 15 tilities 63 38 63.7 i o» storks Composite Average 150.16 151.0240 words
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Article116 1955-03-23 7 Previous Today orR Philippines ci.f. UK/North uropean delivered weight per lone ton March April $185 quoted $184 norn COPRA Philippines fo.b. Manila delivered weight per lon* ton unquoted unquotea COPRA Straits ei.f UK/North I uropean delivered weigrht per CP ii P rs k>n| ton March April116 words
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127 1955-03-23 7 AND woman has coilapand become delirious tage "Puntianak" for a time at the UMNO m Johore Bahru. who is pregnant, d to her house after on Sunday night I turned on the light m haU. a Hash" at the winad shouted "puntianak" ampire127 words
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Article, Illustration29 1955-03-23 7 HOLIDAY OVER, BACK TO WORK picture. MR (i G. WILSON, deputy manager of Sin-.apore Tr.ution Company who has returned from London Bltei four months holiday IB Britain- Free PressFree Press - 29 words
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Article34 1955-03-23 7 Mr Leoni Poon Chew. Democratic candidate m the S3? pSnJang dirision of smaanore is a general clerk v. ith Brickworks and not B director a.s stated m Mondays Free Press.34 words
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Advertisement71 1955-03-23 7 Watches of Distinction ♦AUTOMATIC WITH SAFETY DEVICE PREVENTING OVERWINDING MOVEMENTS: "CYMA' QUALITY UNTARNISHABLE SHOCK PROOF x^o\ NON-MACNETIC JEWEL LEVERS (f#\ Available m various designs. -uses m 9k, 18k, or 20 micron rolled gold and Stainless steel THE STORE WITH A TO OFFER |<) _;r^v_^_K_«_g_Bßg»^--— -~a_»g— i~ lOR HAULAGE OVER ANY71 words
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Article, Illustration435 1955-03-23 8 PETER de CRUZ - THE LADIES SHOW THE JOO IT 'S DONE EYS HOW PETER de CRUZ I Story by rpflE most amusing event at the Sin-more 1 Pelo Clubs gymkhana held recently a t dn- Pol* Ground m Thomson Hoad r*as the ladies' pony derby. The programme m need that as all theNorman Cotterell - 435 words
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620 1955-03-23 10 THOMAS R. HENRY - THOMAS R. HENRY reports THE Soviet Union had the first idea for a fission bomb 28 years ago but dropped the project on grounds it was "impractical." Long before United States scientists started working on the atomic bomb during World620 words
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Article89 1955-03-23 10 ANEW antl-avalanehe cannon made Up of a battery ol rockets is being used by Austrian Government In the winter war against the White Death. The new cannon, i.s capable of blowini *est potential svalsnche to piecea m a matter ol minutes at a range of89 words
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187 1955-03-23 10 Larger tails, bigger wings may save the Sabres iIRPLANE speeds are now m danger of running: away from d< sign ers' knowledge, says V Raymond Rice, chief engineer of North American Aviation, who built the Super Sabre which holds the air speed record at 755 miles an hour Just as187 words
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Article, Illustration41 1955-03-23 10 nives jet-planes a quicker boost by rockets. Here a lighter is seen taking off from one of these mobile catapults. To enable planes to take off from restricted space**, the I.S. Air Force is now developing this special take-off ramp which41 words
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Advertisement68 1955-03-23 10 I o*# e«#t Phone Your SMALL ADS. <o Singapore 2800 Ext. 108 -h^ __B _P^ __l t_; -^1 _fcil -si _^_t jfil sv^K*^i^*«^->^B Skc- '"^^Sh X V X Imm ___P «P^ 1^ 4 imw m, '_t*_M_p B_Br^ /If Bk m **£mWMWw*^^^^ Wfc *-^f_i __illlt <! *i_ E_m______ fl Km ikSt68 words
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642 1955-03-23 11 RITCHIE McEWEN - RITCHIE McEWEN A dazzling orgy of entertainment m a fabulous press-button" Opera House is m store for the worlds music lovers. But the prices are fantastic, md to qualify for the "privilege" of paying them' you have to be a tourist. by BUSINESS642 words
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Article, Illustration29 1955-03-23 11 picture. Virginia McKenna. as Rosa lind, perches <m a tree stump daring rehearsals Sf Shakespeare'-. "As You Like It' which opened at the Old Vie m London recently. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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431 1955-03-23 11 He gave up philosophy to be a crooner WO LFA N G SAUER, Germany's favourite crooner, always wears dark sunglasses when he steps up to the microphone. This is not an affectation or a publicity stunt. The handsome singer is blind. He lost his sight m an accident when heA.P. - 431 words
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Article198 1955-03-23 11 JAPAN'S bitf five record companies arc suffering from the redact ion m prices made by American record flrma on Long Playing (LP) records. The Japanese saj thej t compete with thi cl per Ami rican dl to Si ordered th< i also being pressedA.P. - 198 words
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Miscellaneous35 1955-03-23 11 POCKET CARTOON by OSBLRI LANCASTER *vi 1 rf& yi wl "I dcre say d^a Loiiobrizida did near one /use UkTit but Qina LoUobr^da wasn't Win* to a jag liu le dinner dance at the TetlockSmythts35 words
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184 1955-03-23 12 'SHUFFLING DANCE AND A BORED L00K...' It's the deb s way 4 MERICAN debutante Miss Pamela Painter from Los Angeles, watched British debutantes dancing at the Berkeley Hotel m London, and said: "Very nice girls--but their dancing style is quite repulsive. She called it "the debutante shuffle' the monotonous swaying184 words
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Article, Illustration28 1955-03-23 12 Lilliane Montevecchi. famous French ballerina likes a same of badminton to keep her on her toes. The dancer is now m Hollywood where she is making a picture.28 words
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Article38 1955-03-23 12 IJVX-XI actor Keenan Wynn, i about Mi ?^sit <o a HoUyioood butcher shop inhere hr heard a pretty young bride say, wan* one pound of mince-meet, and icill you pleau cut it from a nice, ten-38 words
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Article, Illustration576 1955-03-23 12 L. Y. Chakales - L. Y. Chakales wed 'DOWRY SYSTEM' HAS A VICIOUS llllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllll.llllllllllli HOLD IN GREECE 1 1 UM I II I II I I 111 I 111 111 II I 111 1111 IMM says SUPPOSE you have a daughter of marriageable age.576 words
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Advertisement119 1955-03-23 12 5? ~*mXM _*A^-y Svv _Jl but Doctor. _i& ypVmT why does 'Disprin' vC^{rtj3Sy| relieve pain r ,"i WJ^fo i i o I i_*_~_J_r so quickly Ja J_-_te l I 1 27(,) SEE— IT DISSOLVES! Disprin tablets really mmmmmmmm of merely breaking up like most pain This is Disprin This is119 words
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Miscellaneous303 1955-03-23 12 ■> <. vSf SnW. _*S*B-*-l 588? -jm tb T j&Xn, '****to ■ws y 7 W jtmm, m &>. v_w n^H _E_H _^_H I S^_H CI.I'ES ACROSS 4 Hemp m the form of twisted 1 Headgear with a built-up area. **J" (5^ t 7 5 Adolescence— all through life 5 Confused303 words
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400 1955-03-23 13 Now escalators will give those shrine-seekers a lift puYPTS antiquity exI- ports and tourist- :%;i promoters are wing up ambitious pi ana to make their ancient tombs, temples and monuments look hetter than they did when they were built 000 years ago. To view the ancient iei of Luxor. Thebes400 words
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Article, Illustration254 1955-03-23 13 All pass IVEBT was Dr. Natjianiel Robin 'lie Hempstead, Long Island. The doctor is a fine Often, his handling of the puteis so expert it would teen a see through the cards M aa his X-ray cameras can mto his patients. also has a fine sense of ur.254 words
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Article, Illustration51 1955-03-23 13 puiiirr. Queen s«»r.»> i of Penis visited a Bavariait beer cellar with her mother and was cheered by the patrons as she drank a stein of Bavarian heer. The queen, whose mother i*- German, visited the huge Saivator Beer Cellar, .noted for beer brvurd from a 7(IO-\ ear-old recipe. PPopper - 51 words
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Article160 1955-03-23 13 Vf ANY merchants think they help their business when they hire pretty young girls instead of older women to make sales. Instead, says the International Labour Organisation (ILO), they may be hurting it. The point Is made m a 77-page report on "The Employment of Older160 words
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Article, Illustration52 1955-03-23 13 The belfry of the old /ion Lutheran Church, now being razed by workmen, comes crash m? to the ground, at Endicott. Washington. The church, a local landmark, was built m 1884 by ongregationalists, was later used m turn by Methodists, and Lutherans, and finally, housed first a cinema and then52 words
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154 1955-03-23 13 He stops his writing to compose hits ALEXANDER "Sandy" Wilson us the slim. 30-year-old Briton who composed book, lyrics and music for "The Boy Friend." a hit botn m London and New York. Now he's getting ready MW show to be tailed Oh Henry!" about Henry VIII and his six154 words
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Advertisement55 1955-03-23 13 m ivo^r Mil* »>•*< feJMtfl <ko//< <*<>'< »>>•< Ptmmtnm RUt-WVA^t! i vw5A7 lendensen /^___s^ I I w. I i xsS^ WL ffl Mcd fll M AKES AIL MLAT CUTS > Mt endellS W MORE TENDER H-'i'i3 V^S ECONOMICAL TO USE r*-- CUTS MEAT BILLS ANO COOKING TIME. i ftl KIAN55 words
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Miscellaneous150 1955-03-23 13 ta ti ti t: i I I—l1 1 1 II rt "> I n afi» of tuiw Irtltrs MMMMMr 1 iiiurr i«n Iff I vim hi 1k r N 1 If r am iiir K^^M Irt Iff- m I lif <> i| u_ l f oil I m± Mir Iff!150 words
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Article, Illustration70 1955-03-23 14 A.P. pictures. lack McAfee speeds unconscious of flumes eating away the tail end of his Ferrari (top picture) shortly after the start of the \'l hour endurance race at Sebring. Florida, on March 13. Seconds later he pulled off the course and halted m obedience toA.P. - 70 words
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Article91 1955-03-23 14 U.S. coach IN INDIA BRUTUS Hamilton, track coach and director of Inter-collegiate athletics at the University of California. Is working m India with athletic coaches. He Ls holding clinics to d< monstrate practical techniques m track and other sports. Bom In the State of Missouri m 1900 H imilton was91 words
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Article81 1955-03-23 14 Tiie third annual competition for the International 001 l Trophy 'md the Canada Cup will be h' id at the Co- i lumbia Country Club In suburban Washington from June 9 to 12, President John Jay Hopkins ol the International Golf Association recently announced. The two previous81 words
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Article86 1955-03-23 14 The Asian Zone final of the Thomas Cup badminton smenl between India and II I Kong v ill be played m Bombay on April .md 10 it was announced yesterday The winners of this tie will mccl the United States, who bt Canada m86 words
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Article48 1955-03-23 14 I Icie Labu i ol one underdog, dccl lon over entina In Nl holas aren i 1 'lb for the d fight, while Merentino m aled 157-1 41b. warned by tue Ing m the imst m tiw next he waa warned lor mm g __v p48 words
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Article119 1955-03-23 14 17-IRANK GOUDSMITH o f Amsterdam, Holland, a 55--year-old lawyer, yesterday won the Monte Carlo international bridge tournament over a field of top players from 10 nations. The world's top ranking pi er. Charles Goren of the United States could do no better than 15th place, possiblyA.P. - 119 words
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Article263 1955-03-23 14 i c:i t nday footballers, outlaws of the I English soccer set-up, may be pp: ie\ed. A !>2-year-nld rule banning Sun«cer Will probably be amended when tlie Football Association hold their annual meeting m June. And the days when men and boys could be barred263 words
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460 1955-03-23 14 DESMOND HACKKTT - BRITAIN FINDS A 'FUTURE JIM PETERS' DESMOND HACKKTT By JOHNNY JOHNSTON has found the new Jim Peters, the man who will one day take over where that fabulous, record-wrecking iron man so reluctantly left off from treading; that 26-mile, 385-yard torture trail they call the marathon route. And Johnny Johnston460 words
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Article77 1955-03-23 14 BRITISH WOMEN'S GOLF TEAM The British women's gait tt.im to play against Pranci and Belgium a: Oullanc on May M and 2a will be: Mm P. Carvey (County 1 Mrs. R T. Peel <Oullane) M Price (Hankley c Mrs. B Singleton (Pre twick) Miss P. Stephen-, (P >yal BirkdaU M77 words
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Advertisement70 1955-03-23 14 To ail members of the Pepsi -Cola Club A General Meeting has been called for Saturday. 26th. March at:— The Club House, 550, Havelock Road, The object of the meeting is to appoint sub-committees and oflicers to organise the various branches of sport that you arc All members are requested70 words
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432 1955-03-23 15 4 defending champions in S'pore team Free Press Boxing Reporter ROYAL AIR FORCE boxers from Singapore, the Federation and Hong Kong will contest the Far East Air Force Team and Individual Championships at Changi this afternoon and tomorrow night preliminary bouts start to- at 2 p.m. The finals torow night432 words
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244 1955-03-23 15 U.S. CHANGES FREE THROW RULE IN BASKETBALL rHE American National BasIcetbaU Rules Committee changed the bonus free j v rule to apply to the full 40 minutes playing time. and widened the free throw lanes from six to 12 feet, bringing varied comment from the men who have to put244 words
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Article42 1955-03-23 15 Edward Boys Club Cup. which th'V b 19 i 3 by trouncing Katong > 7-0 m yesterday's soccer j il on tlie padang forward Hamid Haji Ali goals, including the first Other scorers were Bala (2) and Salleh Bhukar42 words
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Article, Illustration27 1955-03-23 15 Jack Gardner, formei British heavyweight champion, who Wlhil Johnny WllUgJ mother cx -champ, at Not lingham on Apr" „nai i title eliminator.27 words
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Article470 1955-03-23 15 ATTWOOD SCORED THEM ALL KOynl Fngineers 4; Naval Wanderers 0. IF nightmares encroached upon the dreams of Navy goalkeeper Blackburn last night the star demon must have been a two-booted dreadnought by the name of Attwood. Sappers' centre for ward certainly knows how to turn an opening into a goal.470 words
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Article56 1955-03-23 15 I>OYAL Air Force Changi won two matches yesterday m the second division of the Services League. Changi "A" travelled to RAF Tengah, and beat the home team 3-0. Changi "B" played at home to Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, winning 3-1 Smith Parkinson and Stringer scored56 words
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Article80 1955-03-23 15 C.C. beat Wellington by 187 runs yesterday thanks to great bowling by Yorkshire spinners Bob Appleyard (six for 21) and Johnny Wardle if our for 46 who shared 18 wickets m the match. They routed the new Zealander who lost their nine remaining second80 words
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Article91 1955-03-23 15 The SA.FA. Junior league games nlaved yesterday resulted: 1 Div 2B: Star Soccerites 'A beat Seletar PC. 4-1 at Oeylang. I^m Adam <2) V. Klassand V. Rob. rt Scored for 'Soecsrltei and Yap Leong Union ground. Singa- pore Harbour Board R C. beat Tiong Khru Rangers 2-1. Bird91 words
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Article115 1955-03-23 15 I IGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT h„m- Dion Archie Moore M awaidccl the Bat Him- Nelson Memorial rro2£Sft!u Chicago Boxing Writers and Broadcasters a latton dinner for long and I— llortfMM .servi- e to boxing. Bobo Olson, middleweight BW holder, was named Boxer of IM Year and hLs manager.115 words
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Article160 1955-03-23 15 Gunn shoots in 2 for Seletar Signals I| Seletar 2. OOYAL AIR FORCE Seletar scored their second win of the season by a narrow margin at Alexandra yesterday. Centre-forward Gunn scored both goals. Play wa.s generally even, but Seletar held a ..light edge by swinging the ball about more than160 words
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48 1955-03-23 15 2 FIRST DIVISION PLAYERS SUSPENDED -rwo mow first division C ci players, both ol them I Sport, I Ml gg iVkK match chen Kok Sin n suspended lor for a d foul, and nd< Thl v h_old Ipoh I all n foot I ball r: have been suspended.48 words
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Advertisement29 1955-03-23 15 for SHOES Enjoy Yourself at THE OCEAN PARK HOTEL Splendid Entertainment Programme fclunng Personal Appearance ot MISS BELLA LING The most applauded Singmg Star from H.ngkong R.ng ***** Reservations <29 words
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Article161 1955-03-23 16 Aussie bowling goes to pieces A SIXTH wicket stand of 277 m 229 minutes by Smith (169) and Binn.s (151) helped Jamaica Klin a first innings lead of 21 over the Australian touring cricket team at Kingston yesterday. With ftve wickets down lor 168 runs overnight.161 words
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Article202 1955-03-23 16 WALES provide ten of the 30 ?T British Rugby Union players to tour South Africa this summer, England supply nine. Ireland si.\ and Scotland five. The only non -international i s R. E. G. Jeeps, the Northampton and Eastern Counties scrum-half. R. H. Thompson, the202 words
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Article49 1955-03-23 16 20 M «/</> .no (mimmtimi THE STAGE CLUB, by popular demand, present an additional performance of 'After my Fashion" at RFMK Theatre, Aver Rajah Rd, Thura 24- h March, '8.45 p.m. By Kind Permission of OC. 40 Base Workshop, R.E.ME. Bookings 8u51- REM F. Dramatic lety Phone 2410 _4fl49 words
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Article263 1955-03-23 16 By FIRST-TIMER Recs 1; Chinese 1. A FAIR draw this was too. The replay for the senior knockout championship will be on Saturday At the G.S.C. ground. Rocs have had some stiff battles m this year's competition. As holders they were favourites to beat Singapore Chinese R.C. m263 words
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Article37 1955-03-23 16 SinKapore Corinthians trounced Woodbrid^e Hospital 8-1 vest ci day m their SAFA Div. 1 league match at Jalan Besar Stadium. Bcorers' Ismail (2). Hu aln (3). Ibrahim, Salleh Bujong. Woodbridge scored through Abdul Rnhm m37 words
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Article39 1955-03-23 16 Ron Barton of London, unbeaten lisht heavyweight considered one of j Britain's best prospects knocked out former Spanish champion Ramon Martinez m the second round of 'heir ten-round non-title bout at the .Ibert Hall. London lust night.—39 words
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Article204 1955-03-23 16 pDDIE CHOONG, Malayan law student, is favourite to f win the mens singles title for the third successive year m the All-England badminton championships which begin at the Empress Hall. London, today If Choong wins the trophy outright he will not only emulate the feat of204 words
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Article, Illustration47 1955-03-23 16 pictures. Goalkeeper Blew Peng (right) half clears m swirl of dv during a tussle m the Chinese goalmouth yesterday m n,, senior hockey knockout final. Chinese fullback Cecil Wong (right), blocks a Coutts shot m unorthodox fashion and sends the ball spinning skyward-* Free PressFree Press - 47 words
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