The Singapore Free Press, 30 September 1955
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Title Section19 1955-09-30 1 The Singapore Free Press i a (>t Afternoon Sale m Malaya 1 ,,,>;,..*, Friday. September 30, 1955. Price 15 Vis.19 words
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Article64 1955-09-30 1 JAKARTA POLL RESULTS morwng .m- -> results we t c only about of Jakarta's [ling stations. he minor parties ebinri the four 5 1 Mas-}umi, Communists ISocialisi 1 hor se has 1 is the Nah--1 na, conservative j hlch at this m front of the Ui >mpiled today iml n64 words
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Article37 1955-09-30 1 United Engineers talks today (roan of the United Sing tpore, -said "8 that the eom»W continue nego- with thr coniof Chinese En[esmen, whose stil] working. 11 300 mechanics went on .strike n yesterday. They company's premornin g37 words
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Article20 1955-09-30 1 J ratable has real his wallet con- had been stoth« OID beadrage m Robinson Pon>, yesterday.20 words
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Article19 1955-09-30 1 ilifM > he-Id up a lt:fl hoi- daughter Road, Singapore, and robbed them lrl bangles, a .aid $4.19 words
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127 1955-09-30 1 They slimmed by order unit lost nearly 1½ TONS C I RS and men of the US Army s Second Armoured lision m fiermany are winning the "battle of the slimming campaign which began nearly a year i, 166 members of the division who were found to be >;_m ListReuter - 127 words
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62 1955-09-30 1 Troops hurt in Cyprus strike riots QNE youth was killed, several British soldiers injured and more than 100 Cypriote arrested yesterday m riots stemming from a general strike and Cypriot demands for union with Greece. The Central Strike Committee called the demonstration a "unique success.' 1 British commandos and police62 words
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Article35 1955-09-30 1 The British Conservative Government) Paity today announced the appointment oi Mr. Oliver Poole. 44, a former Conservative Member of Parliament, a.s chairman of the party organisation m .succession to Viscount Woolton ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article153 1955-09-30 1 r^OMMUNIST HATERS strung up fiery anti-red banners over two bridges m Kuala Lumpur early today. Hundreds of anti-red leaflets were pushed under the doorways of shops along Batu Road. Police have arrested a woman m connection with the leaflet distribution. Thousands of people saw the153 words
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152 1955-09-30 1 Two ships sink, six washed away LXHJR people were killed. 45 seriously injured and 8,000 made homeless as typhoon Louise whirled at 100 m.p.h. across Japan's southern island of Kyushu last night Four people are still tnissifig. At dawn today the Storm moved152 words
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Article32 1955-09-30 1 Thp Singapore Rubber Market opened thia morning wlih October ftrsi grade buyers f o.b quoted at, $1 :m a lb., two cents below yea terday'i cloce. The market wab weak.32 words
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Article324 1955-09-30 1 $23½ m PLAN FOR 4,390 FLATS Extra Today ISSUED free with today's Free Press is a 16 lull-size page supplement on the Singapore Trade Exhibition which opens at the Happy World tomorrow. Top rent will be $50 JHESingmpore Government lu6 approved a building programme for 4,891 low-cost flats, 21ti shops324 words
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Article212 1955-09-30 1 pH I N Peng, Malayan Communist party chief, may have difficulty m bringing the tough Johore Kanjti into lint- if he meets the Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, and decides to accept the Alliance Government's offer and order a wholesale amnesty surrender. An authoritative212 words
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Article16 1955-09-30 1 The Governor, of Singapore Sir Robert Black, visited SATA m Shenton Way this morning.16 words
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Article18 1955-09-30 1 A Russian helicopter has flown 5,000 milea to the North Polo, MOSCOW radio has reported ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Advertisement42 1955-09-30 1 CHAMPION V^^> Up 'o 10% more mileage on c same amount of fuel <^^^ with new CHAMPION T^gs^Si Spark Plugs Champion's full-firing spark delivers the fu// power >. built into your engine Agents. MACL AINE STOK VIS (M) LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR Pf NANG42 words
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Article260 1955-09-30 2 KEEP ALGERIA OFF ASSEMBLY AGENDA. DEMANDS FRANCE ETOANCE has threatened to with draw from the United Nat lons ii the problem oi Algeria is put on the Genera] Assembly agenda. Authoritative [J. N BOUrc< Aid Vst^niay that French Premier Edgar Faure had Beni a messagiU.P. - 260 words
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Article102 1955-09-30 2 FRANCE said yesterday It w< uld not agree to scrap the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation and have Am erican troops withdrawn from Europe as the price of East- West reconciliation. At the sam< time. French Poreign Minister Antoine P. nay, m an address toUP - 102 words
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Article66 1955-09-30 2 Police raid secret Left meeting r>OLJCE .swooped on a secret meeting of the banned Left-wing Cameroons People's Union m French West Africa. arrested 15 people and confiscated papers, the French news agency reported m Paris yesterday from Yaounde, West Africa. The Union of Cameroon People's Party was banned nftcr fiveReuter - 66 words
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Article119 1955-09-30 2 Aid rushed to SOS island .fHE United States, Australia and Britain teamed up yesteiday to fly ;2.000,0(J0 units of "desperately needed" tetanus anti-toxin to isolated Christmas Island, 1,200 'miles south of Honolulu. Mr. Sidney Tate, acting British Consul m Honolulu, Rot word of the emergency from a district officer thereU.P. - 119 words
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61 1955-09-30 2 WIVES ATTACK 'BUY NO MEAT' BLACKLEGS Angry housewives attacked strike breakers m Berlin yesterday at the bey inning of a three-day "buy no meat" strike for lower prices, police suid. Police reported that most butcher shops m working class districts were closed due to lack of business or because theyReuter - 61 words
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Article30 1955-09-30 2 Artificial snow made of plastic mats has cabled the .ski jumping season to be opened m brilliant autumn sunshine at a Thuringian winter resort m East Germany. RenterReuter - 30 words
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165 1955-09-30 2 TRIED TO BRIBE AN OFFICER: FINED $200 A 24 YEAR OLD painter was yesterday fined $200 or m default three months' iail by the Singapore Eighth Magistrate. Mr. K. C. Chan, for attempting to bribe a police lieutenant. Lira Poh Eng claimed trial to a charge of attempting to bribe165 words
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118 1955-09-30 2 AUSTRALIA WILL KEEP UP ASIA AID-CASEY MR. Richard Cawi i External Affal 4 cominu,. i the Colombo Plan a*i on the present i^f. 1^ The Colombo Pi-tM n Mr Casey arrived by at, from New york (n day visit to BrSate°S will be so -m., Sir .l d J; Bden,118 words
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Article19 1955-09-30 2 President Elsenhower's condition "continues to be satisfactory without complications," his doctors reported late yesterday afbr. noon.- ReuterReuter - 19 words
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223 1955-09-30 3 RGEONS hlVl ii»»P uti te d the wrong fingers of pit- v beeaus* of misunderstandings over the numberoi fingers Britain! Medical Defence Union disclosed oniton yesterday. The union called on hospital medical officers not to iber fingers m their notes for operations butReuter - 223 words
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Article99 1955-09-30 3 IRNST KALTENBRUNNER, Hitler's former f State Security Chief, hanged m 1946 after conation by the Nuremberg International Military ribunal, was yesterday fined 300,000 marks jibout $210,000) by a West Berlin Denazification i Court. The fine represents the estimated value of his properties left behindReuter - 99 words
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Article50 1955-09-30 3 ISRAEL told Russia last night that reports of the sale of arms by Czechoslovakia and Russia to Egypt caused anxiety to Israel. Mr. Moshe Sharett, Israel Premier and Foreign Minister, said this at a meeting with the Soviet Charge D'Affaires m Jerusalem Mr. Nikolai Klimov.- ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article35 1955-09-30 3 Vice President Richard M. Nixon .said m Washington ye.sterday that he has no intention of cancelling his goodwill trip to the Middle East and Africa because of President Elsenhower's illness. U.P.35 words
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Article33 1955-09-30 3 The finst British troop.s to leave the Sudan under the Anglo Egyptian agreement will sail from Port Sudan for Cyprus on October 11. a British Embassy spokesman said m Cairo. Reuter.33 words
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Article60 1955-09-30 3 Mr. Sergei Sikorsky, .son of the helicopter pioneer Mr. Igor Sikorsky .said m Manchester yesterday that the cost of hou.scs could be cut if helicopters were used m the building operattOOt, Speaking at a conference of the British Aerodrome Owners' Association he .said helicopters could transport prefabricatedReuter - 60 words
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173 1955-09-30 3 SOHO KNIFE FIGHT WITNESS ARRESTED Police see clergyman pOLICE yesterday arrested one of the witnesses m the Soho stabbing case, Britain's current sensation. The witness. Christopher Glinski. 3] wa, Charted With conspiring with two other men to obtain uood> by truud. Glinski testified at the trial of Jack Coiner also173 words
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Article, Illustration82 1955-09-30 3 Barbara Hutton —a sixth wedding soon? BARBARA HUTTON that's her In her latest picture left Tangier by air for Paris late yesterday accompanied by German Baron Gottfried von Cramm. They were reported ready to arrange their marriage m Paris, or possibly Germany. It would be the 42-year-old Woolworth heiress's sixthA.P. - 82 words
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Article177 1955-09-30 3 |<]YEN his steel crash helmet could not save Tulbahadur Gurung from death as he rode his motor cycle at "more than 30 m.p.h." into the .side of a 3-ton Army lorry, on July 27. Police photographs produced m the Singapore Coroner's court yesterday showed177 words
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67 1955-09-30 3 THE Innsbruck-Ron, c express wa.s delayed near Verona. North Italy, for 40 minutes when the electric track wui short circuited by a fl.sh. An angler trying to land the nsh caught m a Hooded rice Held near the railway line jerked hli rod from67 words
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Article35 1955-09-30 3 Lt.-Col. H. C. Low will tomorrow at Butu Pahat hand over c<> m m b n d oi the Ist Fiji Regiment to Major Ratu Penania Ganilau before returning to FIJI.35 words
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163 1955-09-30 3 SWEDEN PREPARES FOR TIPPLERS' WEEK-END pOLICE patrols and flying squads will bo increased to check rowdyism this week-end when liquor rationing ends m Sweden. Stockholm taxi drivers said they would muster m full force to take revellers home on the fir^t night of unrationed liquor m the restaurants. So-ca! rReuter - 163 words
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Advertisement42 1955-09-30 3 m% tMidrrtfiil T^iibc A i!«'4'4'|>lifftia 6-v.ilvo TABLECRAM with 3 speed Cirrard Changer I H £*m3w Model 502A ■pcc.'il Price $280/- Cash or Easy HP. TERMS S r >'e TESLA Agents- FAVOURITE RADIO PiANO HOUSE, I. igoon Road f ■nocoro 12, Tel. *****.42 words
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Advertisement56 1955-09-30 3 gm Potter* JDoou/ Mitcham v- w r Lavender B i^w. V*fi^«| Talcum S'lfeft'i'' "i Powder SHRIRO (china) LTD. FOX SEA AAfD AAU RESERVATIONS TO HONGKONG JAPAN THAILAND INDIA Cj n 5 lj 1 1 SINGAPORE TRAVEL BUREAU 11, The Arcade (Ground Floor) TEL: ***** SINGAPORE 1. GRAMS "TRAVBUREAU" Discuss Your56 words
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224 1955-09-30 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion The P.A.P. outburst FRIDAY, Sept. 30, 1955. UOR sheer bra/fii effrontery, the latesi ani i-European <> ut bursi by the discredited People's Action Party will take some beating. European employers are accused of adopting a I "harsh and unsympathetic attitude towards their < mployees." As224 words
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1050 1955-09-30 4 Scientists plan for stupendous task GAVIN GORDON reports on the recent scientific conference m Brussels -a curtain-raiser to the International Geophysical Year of 1957-58 which will see the launching of the first man-made satellites ii i i.k a week vi ah i Rion In w I i r? t hey1,050 words
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Article536 1955-09-30 4 STEPHEN COULTER - STEPHEN COULTER by AN incredible legal tussle is going on between France and Britain over an Englishman who has been m a French jail for 26 years without trial. He Is Sidney James Ha rle, aged 57, of Ncwbury and he is now m536 words
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Advertisement39 1955-09-30 4 Kxquisii** DIAMOND A ui:M sir J4 IG« 1-^ I ln k I itsliiifciis (ft? 11l« k MoilK ill. P.H.HENDRY, M.i mil. i< tui m:; l< < ll> r .8, Soi Hi Hi i<l^.- ltd B'pCTf I and X I uuipm39 words
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Advertisement98 1955-09-30 4 AVAIL YOURSELF of 20 years of experience m estate development by CREDIT FONCIER MEYER CHAMBERS, 3rd FLOOR, (Raffles Place) BINJAI PARK A HIGH CLASS RESIDENTIAL ESTATE Al 6J M.S. DUNEARN ROAD MANY LOTS IN THIS PARKLIKE ESTAI ARE IN ELEVATED SITUATION WATER ELECTRICITY ARE LAID ON L ARE AS: 11,00098 words
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Article, Illustration1145 1955-09-30 5 adelaide Eastley - adelaide Eastley BY» RINGSIDE seats ai he singa p o r c Lalist s' Union Ball will be upied by a crossof local personalii i of honour will Governor Sir Hubert Black and lady Black id the patrons Chief Minister Mr. David Marshall and Messrs. i o keFree Press - 1,145 words
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Advertisement65 1955-09-30 5 banishes tiredness give you t>??s^~^jW fresh life and energy JOHN LITTLE (Malaya) LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG IT IS A TALK OF THE TOWN FA 0* MMMk f AUflAl J for Nylon LINGERIE By POV/CRS MODEL KAYSf-R fVfftr VtEEK NEW ARRIVAL you will always imd IV,. or Ron^e wider variety65 words
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Miscellaneous200 1955-09-30 6 y lip II %1^ I" 1^ > l^lf 1% «1 1111 UW9W m^9 TAIIXAX l»? Kiljjar Hire Burroughs f '^li|W llii I TWAT V.OULP HACCY 11 111 V^yl /I' W H^'i i I \Ai %fc.lV Jrwl ■1 0^\ '^-^--fes AcE prcbablv VH%\/1 f^'^T T ill 1 1 K^« ift -X^M200 words
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Miscellaneous746 1955-09-30 6 |>UHN today, you arc a Combination > 1> oi the practical and the Ideal f tic: at times, the incurable optimisi t f at other times depressed and d t aged. I In other words, you should see' J emotional balance ii you ar< to ac > the tilings for746 words
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Article194 1955-09-30 7 LONDON, Sept ey. Previous Today S(1 i kss c.i.f. 41% buyers 40 buytra HF DIMM 4i ellers 40 seller, h KBi I N «>- KSS iJI 4l bu y ers 39% buyers Ports VovMßhtr 41 1 4 sellers 40 H sellers 1Ki!• \o l BSS >i>«l 41194 words
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Article99 1955-09-30 7 NEW VOKK, Sept. 89. Previona Today mi Straits spot and nearby 96.87 nom. 96.75 num. nS "luns September £5.75 bid Deleted October 95 75 bid 95.75 bid DC. 75 asked 96.75 asked November 95-25 bid 95.25 bid 96.25 asked 96.25 asked rONi Ouict. SALES: Nil. HJBii i.99 words
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Article41 1955-09-30 7 fan awaiting >c 39, afloats 38 u, Oct. 38. yak spot and awaiting re- afloats 34%, Oct. 34%. Above prices quoted m U.S. cents per Ib. Lampong spot and awaiting release 39, afToats 38 V-. Oct. 28. Sellers ex-dock.41 words
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Article30 1955-09-30 7 NEW YORK, »'ept. 29. -Jf Previous Today oiMndustnais 472.61 4GB 68 .n.uli-nads 155.51 155.45 4».»mrslic Ronds 98.42 98.49 l»t'l 'tit's 63.82 63.57 •^P -'t' Vverag-e 1(17.17 166.2730 words
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Article102 1955-09-30 7 Sept. 29. Previous Today n.\ Philippines r.i.f. IK/ <•">> European delivered $184 paid and $188^ paid sb fsSmS£assi buyers and buyers .K/North U qUOted UlM uote l '"■■l'; 1 ilHiverpd weight per £67', value £67 norn t".'i Sopt./Oct os ?f*J Nnv £67 i value £67 u102 words
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309 1955-09-30 7 The day the flowers changed colour BUCKETS Of WATER WERE THROW V 0N... R GEORGE GLAZIER'S delphiniums and hollyhocks were the pride of the neighbourhood. He spent hours looking utter them Every day tie watched their progress. Until recently his delphiniums were seared before hlfi eyes. Their bright colours turned309 words
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Article163 1955-09-30 7 MR. GAFF GOES TOURING WH E N 32-year-old Robert Gall found he was to be prosecuted for assault he tried to get out of the country by rowing m a dinghy from JERSEY to FRANCE. He was unable to luid and returned to England, where he boarded a boat for163 words
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Article142 1955-09-30 7 Hospital top five resign IjMVE members of the Board of Governors of the United Oxford Hospitals have resigned as a protest against "interference" by the Minister of Health m the running of Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford's biggest hospital. The resignations came after the Minister, Mr. lain Macleod. overruled a decision by142 words
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Article, Illustration78 1955-09-30 7 ]y|R J. G. BRIDGES, director general of the British Travel and Holidays Association, will represent Singapore at the general assembly of the International Union of Official Travel Organisation m New Delhi from Oct. 19 to Mr. BrldgeB, who arrived m Singapore on Tuesday night78 words
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277 1955-09-30 7 'Tiptoes' entered woman friend 's home jailed "iJiIPTOES," the burglar who wrote his nickname m lipstick on mirx rors m houses he raided, was jailed for another four years for entering a house intending to harm a woman who had been his friend. He is 30-year-old artist Claude Salavin of277 words
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84 1955-09-30 7 BRITISH shipowners are demanding the right to put off stowaways even those who have British passports at the first port of call. And if their demand ever becomes law it will cut the flow to Britain of West In- dian and other84 words
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Advertisement94 1955-09-30 7 GANDHI JAYANTI MAHATMA GANDHI'S BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE A PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Hall, No. 3, Race Course Lane, Singapore-8, on Sunday, 2nd October, 1955, at 5.30 p m., m remembrance of Gandhiji's Birthday. Speakers: Mr. R Middlcton-Smith. Mr. Thio Chan Bee. Mrs. E. V. Davies.94 words
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Article1572 1955-09-30 8 ANN FRANCIS - THE VEILED EMPRESS OF TURKEY ANN FRANCIS The French Convent girl who became by BTi O \m One mi 1 hi m th( win tei ol i"-;i ..ti.ii the wind whl tied round the Mm and domes ol Constantinople, .1 woman laj dying In a room m iht sultan's palace,1,572 words
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Article, Illustration167 1955-09-30 8 HIGH-RANKING officers forming a a Army court m Paris are hearing a .secret inquiry into the French defeat at Dien Bic-n Phu which ended the IndoChiha war. "On trial" are Dien Bien Phu hero. General i\c Ca.stres, and General Henri Navarre who was O-in-C of tilePopper - 167 words
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Article327 1955-09-30 9 BANK ROBBER CLEARS HIS PARENTS a tfOUNG chimney sweep who admitted that lie m tiU Uvd 110,750 $91,000— from a man outK M bunk save evidence at the Old Bailey which X his mother and lather of a charge ol W, r i\in« t:i.7!)5 of it. The parents, Thomas Foote.327 words
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Article75 1955-09-30 9 rpHE carefree atmos--1 phere of Brighton, such an attraction to h<>lid;i> makers, also makes it a town of temptation for local teenage girls. In his annual report. the town's children's officer, Mr. I I) Miller. says; "Tile adolescent girl constitutes a much mure difficult problem than the75 words
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Article113 1955-09-30 9 THE CASE OF THE BUSY BUGLER Idlowing his bugle tnornfJ ing, afternoon and ;ning for five consecutive days was said at a court-martial to have caused the bugler to go absent. pie bugler was Walter Noble, 19. of the First Battalion, the Durham i.i.li! Infantry, who belongs to Sunderland. rhe113 words
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Article48 1955-09-30 9 Hay Ellington, the 39--f '>!'! band leader, announced big enV-.':, m nt to 20-year-old SjifMw of an Orpington, structural engineer. 1 7 m«t at rommercial WUdlja while making Kennin^ton born Mligton m the son of American Negro father A/ Russian moiher. The 88$ v planned for48 words
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Article206 1955-09-30 9 i TWENTY-FOUR- YEAR-OLD Brynley Fussell, ex-Borstal boy who four years ago "borrowed" an aeroplane and flew it to France, has been given another chance. He was put on probatioi for three years at Somerse Quarter Sessions after ad mitting breaking into s Cheddar shop and causinf malicious206 words
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200 1955-09-30 9 SILVER MINK FARM HAS SMELL TROUBLE OEOPLE who live near a mink farm are com- plaining that they have to close their windows at night because of the smell. They are the householders of Dudsbury Avenue Ferndown, Dorset. At the Silver Moon mink farm are a thousand furry animals valued200 words
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252 1955-09-30 9 DEREK BUCK, the fourth-form boy with a big head, sent home from school for not wearing a cap, is still going to schoolwithout one. And Derek, 15 next month, may not wear one during the next two years he252 words
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Article, Illustration92 1955-09-30 9 FOR RICHARD 111, played by Sir Lav- -iice Olivier, it's a sup- reine .moment; for his E consort, Claire Bloom, E it is the tragic realisa- r tioii that she is mar- ried to a scheming evil man. This is one of the scenes from Ric- hard 111, Sir Laurence'sReuter - 92 words
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Advertisement40 1955-09-30 9 iiitiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiisiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiifiia Weiitling Pictures Make arrangements NOW for your photographs to he taken hy a FREE PRESS PHOTOGRAPHER Telephone Singapore 2800 or write to [REE PRESS PHOTOGRAPHIC OEPT. 1 10-110 Cecil Street Singapore riiia service ia only available m Singapore <niiiiiimiiiiuiuiiiinniim»ii»»iiiiininiinniiiiinniiiiiiiiiimiinnt40 words
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Article, Illustration178 1955-09-30 10 I, Uk,,, fi K*****H,,,,,. Lf propeller driven ear is Mr Clifford of Vtovtl. Somerset. i'- i, and i' 1 a cl te*ts Mr. Robins has i° r hour. The three f>«*t widt prupeiitr i> ,i horcl V 8 engine at a i»st of fC2OO. lil pyef178 words
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Article, Illustration185 1955-09-30 11 pMlurr. It's Royalty m the news again with this new picture of the beautiful 18--year-old Princess Alexandra, daughter of the )uthess of Kent, (left) taken when she attendee a hunt meeting at Perth Scotland. The Queen Mother (right) made a charming picture as she drov< toPopper; Reuter - 185 words
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Article, Illustration757 1955-09-30 12 Mother of eight to show scrolls m Singapore ONE of the worlds celebrated artists, Mine. Farm Chao-ling is m Singapore. Preparing to show 200 of her latest water-colour paintings and calligraphic scrolls m the traditional ancient Chinese Style. Pri sh from artistic757 words
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Article, Illustration463 1955-09-30 13 ANTHONY TROLLOPE: ■weal study. By \.()j. <w*shut. Collins. 16s pages 'MING annoyed thony Trollope H1(>1 as the notion writers should be amed of writing for money, a hard-working lsf who had been bard-working Post c clerk. h* laid out v "'k in a businessway,463 words
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565 1955-09-30 13 Mr. Lewis finds Faith— on a trip to the Zoo by SURPRISED BY JOY By C. s. Lewis Geofferjr Kits. 15s. 224 pages. LX)R Professor dive 1 Staples L 6 w i B (Medieval and Renaissance English, Cambridge) there is no doubt what is the most important event, m his565 words
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Article189 1955-09-30 13 GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON - GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON Thus he was led struggling and kicking to the moment he recounts thus "In the Trinity Term of 1929 I gave m, and admitted that God was God, and knelt and prayed," m his room m Magdalen. From this it was only another 1( >^ step189 words
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Article193 1955-09-30 13 AM. the worldly gOOdfl nJ a. man who, 20 months ago was within an ace oi becoming one ol the most Influential men m France, were sold up recently m ;i wooden hut m Arsentan Remember FY"neh Prime Minister Joseph Lanlel? When, m December \u:>:\, Joaepn was193 words
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Advertisement12 1955-09-30 13 ad dk V J I «TrH H "vN^vVl CONTffOIOHaimMC from all Chemists.12 words
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Article, Illustration1595 1955-09-30 14 C.S. FORESTER - C.S. FORESTER by i^^r 4 NVI HiNCi can hap p< n In Hdiyv.ixM! i had B ]<>h working foi Paramount and sud denly I was given an "assignment vi d n B with my friend B. to make a icreen play out oi The Buccaneer, a play by1,595 words
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Article140 1955-09-30 14 1.1/ wot sure i left show business Maybe if left •!>i\ it's /!>,■ craziest busi m ness m the world, One day your name Is up m lights, next day, Ma da's m the COld, Cold G Hind Cn'orar "DOC" KOCi H >'11. retired vaudeville and140 words
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Advertisement19 1955-09-30 14 1'" I m-sU ..I ,s |)iil II II MM" slorx "THE CARD COCKTAILS' 1 is NO II IM hftppcn,19 words
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Article, Illustration1082 1955-09-30 15 ANNE SHARPLEY - ANNE SHARPLEY An Englishman only p€*eps IHHERE is no doubt m i my mind why Itagirls look, dress ad move better than nglisn girls. It's the alian men. They look t the girls. And while 's the sort of look iat1,082 words
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Advertisement58 1955-09-30 15 I before >Tnd new hair remover eciaHy for LEGS! I Wever before I hair remover m lotion form plied BY HAND. 6e/ore in X new squeeze smart and so ust Never before ron.vrr thai magic m 5 Wholesale Retail -nquiru s to: THE 'PORE DISPENSARY Druggist,) Orchard Rd. j c58 words
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Advertisement44 1955-09-30 15 Wa&!k Til 10 \W' III; Unc linltlo* i f wSf can help j IK!^! 1 years younger! Firmo-Lift Treatment Lotion A reinark;t!>lr lotion fj, a f iforkfl Igahisi vvrinklc*, crc^r^nc'sa unJ ag«; lines MAYNARD CO., LTD. 11, CATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE- 1. TEL: 6 115.44 words
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Article, Illustration1393 1955-09-30 16 WILLIAM HICKEY - 'THIS PUBLICITY BUSINESS IS A HELL OF A JOB' WILLIAM HICKEY by -says the General as Major Ritchie marches on Iwfvi the oth< r night to niv I diplomat Ie pa rt ol tln autumn. And what a party! it v,:,, memorable fof the guests wQte welcomed by four ol1,393 words
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Article443 1955-09-30 16 Neither side vulnerable North dealer NORTH 4 Q Ifl 5 2 CAQ G 5 0 Q *X J 5 4 WEST PAST 4 X J 7 48 3 9KIO 72 9J983 VAB76 OK 10 95 *10 6 < *Q 8 3 SOUTH 4A9 6 4 94 OJ4 3443 words
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Miscellaneous264 1955-09-30 16 11l i BEoEm 1 I 'i i ,j KB t """^-i CLUES across 4 i follow mother for hei (3). IDW thla monster have nine 5 With h e.sitjition tht, could X-word start*? (5). b (l lli Z (4> 4 Neither fore nor afi m i Ur; in;| i' take264 words
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Article, Illustration562 1955-09-30 17 HOB THOMAS - HOB THOMAS By STUDIOS WONT TAKE CHANCE THESE DAYS, says talent scout Hollywood A finder lashed studios for develop new clamour of ie n for new faces, Henry Willson deIt is becoming re difficult to j personalities In the old days, a tudio might hireA.P. - 562 words
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Article, Illustration90 1955-09-30 17 This may be Jim's b ig year \°i xactly another lJ Tony Martin, of course, hut Jimmy Will sin« two "i the film. r»>ute t« a Bad After hi had record"Deep Throated er" m his own throated manner, derided he I do another will be the old (lir 't«'. "I'll90 words
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Article, Illustration397 1955-09-30 17 LOUSY,' said the cards and the producer went HYSTERICAL RELATIVE value of 1V the traditional Hollywood "sneak" preview is once again setting a going-over from some of the big studio wheels. One faction has long contended that presenting a new unreleased and often unfinished picture before a hard-boiled Los Angeles397 words
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Article49 1955-09-30 17 Tmje Lieutenant Wore .Skirts" had a rugged Identification time before it. reached bhil permanent (II it i.si title at. a .studio. Since production Started, it ha.s been, m turn, 'Camp Follow l "Ml Retread," "Brats Petl Icoat and I LOJH My Wile To Tiic Army."49 words
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Article, Illustration107 1955-09-30 17 ANOTHER tempting fairytale platter I for the kids is coming up On Walt Disney's I future I' t. Year from next full he plans to present some delightful hu- man-actor adaptions of the L, Frank Kaum I "Wizard Of Oz" stories. I One of Hollywood's I major studios107 words
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Advertisement34 1955-09-30 17 mi.1M.M.m.M.M.H1M.1U..... (111..,,.,.. Mil y^^^^^^^^mr^^^, precision m yC >y ArV -f> /^y^ or Perfection m mWWW.JB" Obtainable from All Lead lllllllll.il Mil MM.. .ill. MM.MIIIIMM.III II Mill. lll > REmOURLS <£ B 5 Tl/\. < >^-^'"^transport STORAGE LTD.34 words
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Article, Illustration491 1955-09-30 18 'Poach players -but no thanks' THE AMATEUR SOCCER CLUBS HAVE HAD ENOUGH OP 1 THE UNGRATEFUL, GRAB-AS-GRAB CAN POLICY OF THE POACHING PROFESSIONALS. Leyton Orient signed Vie r Groves sub a professional f about a year ago he was!' previously with Waltham- .stow Avenue. NowReuter - 491 words
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Article, Illustration419 1955-09-30 18 Archie Quick - BRITISH A.A.A. START BIG SEARCH FOR MORE PIRIES, CHATAWAYS, BANNISTERS AND HEWSONS Archie Quick By Molt I PIRIES, NBW (HMWVWS, YOUNG BANNISTERS, tVIBK V O HEWSONS. THE AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ARE SEARCHING I <> X THEM WITH CONTINENTAL THOROUGHNESS. The coaching Committee ol the aa a. discussed the situation m419 words
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Article139 1955-09-30 18 WATER BABY HAS EYES ON MELBOURNE E T?VERY day for the next six months there will E E-^ be a very busy little swimmer m Stoke New- E i ington Baths IZ-year-old Christina Barry, win- E E ncr of the British girls 110 yards ami 220 yards E E championships139 words
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Article78 1955-09-30 18 Sandor Iharos and La.szlo Tabori, Hungary \s star middle distance runners, helped the Budapest Athletic Club. Honved, clip 6.4 seconds oft their own record for the 4 x 1.500 metres relay m Budapest yesterday. Competing m the Hungarian army championships, the team of Iharos. Tabori, LstvanReuter - 78 words
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198 1955-09-30 18 JIMMY Seed and ChtY Bntton are not only two of Eng. land's greatest Internationals; they are al>o two of the shrewdest managers. Seed, of Charlton, sold Eddie Firmani to an Italian I club for £'35,000; Britton. of Everton. got £22,000 for Dave Hickson198 words
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Article101 1955-09-30 18 SAFA name 1 6 versus Johore ''THE Singapore team to play Johore m a floodlit soccer friendly at Jalan Besar Stadium at 8 p.m. tomorrow will be selected from: Fook Teng. Skinner. Young Kong, Kok Cheng, Kirn Beng, Kok Seng, Aman, Boon Khim, Omar Awang, Boon Leong. Boon Seong. Ismail101 words
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Article49 1955-09-30 18 Two soviet weightliiters have beaten world records. Yuri DuganoV, a middleweight, beat his own world record for the two hands snatch, when he lifted 133 kilogrammes. The lightweight, Fyodor Nikitin. lifted 120.6 kilogrammes to establish a world record for the two hands press. ReuterReuter - 49 words
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Article74 1955-09-30 18 1 entries arc now open fjj a the Singapore open Tennta Cha Shipa whirh start on I Oct. 28. Events ;h--singles. open double ran doubles and na singles. Entrance fee nlo event U r > :lll( us bo singles $3. F2Sd»bi? Sulai sent to Che SaW74 words
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1032 1955-09-30 19 JAMES AITCH SHOULD WIN GOLD CUP WITH EASE TOMORROW \MI.S MICH is on i yerybody's lips and j rrow's Bukit Timah j the rich Gold up race sterns to be all thi shouting. I only share this btimism but will go ther and say that James Aitch first J1( th,.1,032 words
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1083 1955-09-30 19 Malayan Scholar for the Liberation Cup Selections: JAMES A ITCH Zabaslione Fair Weather >»» +++++< LIBERATION CUP Cl 1, Div 1-6 Furs. Jackie's Kuda 9.07; Sovereign 8.11; Shamrock Slipper 8.09; The Ringer 8.07; Little Cherrinuton 8.06; Carpenter 8.05; Enjoyment II 8.01; Adelaide Star 8.03; Mazooka 8.02; Amusement II 801; Malayan1,083 words
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Article36 1955-09-30 19 PROBABLE scratching! tomorrow are: Graduate, Buttle Creek, Hijjh x ota Palio, Klturius. Shamrock Slipper, Adelaide Star, Miss Winnie, Prosperity, Ginseng, Jesselton, Saratoga, Golden Cloud, Dragon Year, Golden Melody and Canterbury. Thr Roms r«*m:ihns Rood.36 words
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Advertisement41 1955-09-30 19 f FAREWELL FKHT! SNV RIKIDOZAN i W wmrmmm \£a WWSW JIJ9 I DARA SINGH x (Champion of Indisi) tNfAfWRIiT^Tvl 1 PLUS! GFNE MURPHY vs. SYED SAIF SHAH 1«. SENG vs. PURAN SINGH »H KOW vs. TIGER AHMAT COKINGS: WINSTONS TEL. 81U341 words
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Advertisement23 1955-09-30 19 OCEAN PARK HOTEL'S FAMOUS QUINTET Ace Band of Singapore MISS SALOMA j Mnrilyn Mf)iiroe" i j Ring ***** for Table Reeen ationi j23 words
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104 1955-09-30 20 ST ANIJKKWS WHIPPED BEATTY SECONDARY SCHOOL BY 52 POINTS 'EIGHT GOALS AND FOUR THIKS- TO Nil, AT WOODSVILLE YESTERDAY TO SET A MALAYAN SCHOOLS RECORD Beatty fought back hard against a far superior .side m the opening minutaa but cracked up to give the104 words
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Article26 1955-09-30 20 20 H ordi minimum). DUNN 10 BHEBJLAH and Roberl. a i slighter, Marion .it K.K., 28th September, Sister foi B« nai and Fiona, Both well26 words
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Obituary66 1955-09-30 20 DEA THS 'ii vi..)//., \i, (minimum), MAD \.\l I FK INN NEO. ;iued Youngben/ Hospital, 'I 15 pm. (29 9-55). Funeral Everiti Road before 4.30 Pni today A; Bidadari Chapel 5.15 p m Vio CHIANa SWEE passed i it hla Residence, 316 1 >•: Easl Coat Road, at i4O 29t]66 words
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Article35 1955-09-30 20 A CKNOWLEDGMENT 2u Wordt $6 (minimum), 'i HE i AM ii v ol the late Mr. Xi or Ycok Kee thank all rela and friend; for thm- kind condol n c gifti and wreal h35 words
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Article147 1955-09-30 20 Vf aybijij 15. P. beat Jacques B.P by six games to one m B friendly badminton fixt.ure. Results: (Maybud players first): Yang Yoke Ling boat Christy Chew 15-1 1. 15-12; Larry Ton bent Lim Peng Yam 15-6, 17-16; Bernard Lim beal J. P.Morris j 15-8,147 words
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280 1955-09-30 20 INDONESIAN WOMEN'S CHAMP MAY PLAY HERE 'IHIF SINGAPORE BADMINTON ASSOCIATION HAS I CABLED THE INDONESIAN BADMINTON ASSOCIATION ASKING THAT THE WOMEN'S SINGLES CHAMPION OF INDONESIA BK INCLUDED IN THE TEAM TO PLAY AN EXHIBITION MATCH AGAINST SINGAPORE ON OCT. 18, Mr. wee Kirn wee. present of the s.b.a. told the280 words
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Article50 1955-09-30 20 SOCCER .v.VF.A. Senior cttp: B.E.M.E. v Corinthians, Jalun IVesar; Friendly; Boys' Town v Guthrie. Rjkit Timah. HOCKEY S.H.A. League, Div. Z\ S.H.B. Polire v 8.0.D. IV. BOI) ground; Div. 3: Cable and Wireless v P T, P A T ground. SHIMMING Hartley Secondary School gala, Chinese Swimming Club.50 words
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Article65 1955-09-30 20 ■yjISS Dorothy Pact's Nucleus won the Jockey Club stakes over 1% miles at Newmarket. 1 Suffolk. Lord Derby's Entente Cordiale was second and Prince Aly Khan's Cobetto third. Five ran. Betting: Evens Nucleus; nine to one Entente Cor- i diale; six to one Cobetto. WonReuter - 65 words
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Article32 1955-09-30 20 HPHK Queen hrr x .sixth turt victory yo.s- terday when Annie Oakloy carried the Royal colours to a four lengths triumph In the one mile Wicken Maiden three-year-old stakes.- ap32 words
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142 1955-09-30 20 Yankees gain second win in world series I^EW YORK YANKEES won the second game 3f the world baseball .series m New York yesterday to lead 2-0 In the best of seven games against Brooklyn Dodgers. The Yankees won \-2 All of the Yankees' runs vvere scored m the fourth inningsReuter - 142 words
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Article28 1955-09-30 20 Yesterday's v k «?ocrrr reflUltl worp Lf-a«uo imv. m fSoathern): Colchester United 1, Glllingham i Newp< 1 1 County 0 Northampton TOY n 1 R>'Ut n-28 words
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Article84 1955-09-30 20 INDONESIANS went down 5 2 m their Community League match at Jalan b< ■ir yesterday to fjjve the tailor i their E&rn tucceM In the competit ion. NaVl! tOOk ;i 0 lead at hall time with goali by Williamson (2), Fergerwn and Welsh. Indonesians got (heir84 words
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Article, Illustration216 1955-09-30 20 'RIKI' WANTS CLEAN TONIGHT 1) IKlno A the V heavyweight wrest ting chain p i o n ul Japan, will make his farewell appearance at the Great World arena tonight when he lights the heavyweight champion of India, Dara Singh. Kikido/an, who has been undefeated m his tour of Singapore216 words
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129 1955-09-30 20 MRS. Frances Smith, the holder, who nearly withdrew from the tournament a week ago because of fitness doubts, retained her English women's golf cham- pionship at Moor Town, 1 Leeds, yesterday, with a magnificent four and three victory over Wss Elizabeth I Price m129 words
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Article27 1955-09-30 20 Boys" To ami beat Bahru English School -Oat Pasir Panjang yesterc 1 ■ia the final of the Priinaij. Schools soccer cup c t.ion k27 words
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Article34 1955-09-30 20 Yesterday's CJ.K R igb raw) •.ere: Hugbv League, N Zealand tour: 1 17 N Zea landers 13. i Rugb.v CTnion, Club match Penaance and Newlyn P mouth 0: Btroud 3, f est«34 words
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Advertisement394 1955-09-30 20 PROBABLE LINE-UP FOR GOLD CUP II DROBABI I 1 I tut $4.04 1 1 run at B H hto ire 5 110 1 .IH--4 1 N ilau Conxftt Ha* 1 1 1 Jell) Ralit 8.12 IH< I i,i. ii Reynard Volanl Crevice Jones 200 *»outh i'.i«-iii<- B.l] i' ncerj B394 words
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Advertisement71 1955-09-30 20 NOTICE SINGAPORE TURF CLUB Notice to all members attending the races on Saturday. Ist October, 1955. Members are advised that the FREE TRANSPORT service (,i buses for members ATTENDING THE RACES w" 1 leave from QUEEN STREET instead ol Braa Basali Road as previously advei t ised tim t Lmes71 words
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Advertisement83 1955-09-30 20 P. 890A (f #^UI i I jti^^i iiii 1 r^rn i\ N I U«!!'"'/ ,-■■'l L the food beverage chosen by traink *ffi-'&s*J<&& 'Ovaltin**' owes its favoured p >- world of sport to the [doj i*p V quality and purity of V% >i to iti outstanding nutriti V*\- v..':-v>^ and83 words
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Title Section8 1955-09-30 1 SINGAPORE TRADE EXHIBITION 1955 Friday September 30, 1955.8 words
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Advertisement160 1955-09-30 1 The Difference :^m ::::vXv:-:-:-Xv:-. .•x-x-x<vXvX%:i vXXXvXvXvX* hptU/Poh v.w^.v %:.v.X.X >••««•••■«' a «•••>. Xviviv ssrss l ssrss §sfss $s^p isr I ft ft ft vx-x-x •.*.*c*.',' x tfj^y For ooi £o op(n p col col inn $5| LiT s^/ 221 ii! ana iiivuu s v:'x **••«> a a, af I Iff160 words
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Advertisement261 1955-09-30 1 W y A* lIP 1 W%V p -A- %V -,V |j§ ;7* f I Whenever the interest is j«.. I O Lighting: Incandescent, Shovels ud to 4 1 v I F.uorescent or Oil B urning R^^ I $fc 9 Contemporary and Industrial Domestic Electrical A PP |i 3nccs '<*•' H261 words
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Article, Illustration178 1955-09-30 2 RECORD CROWDS EXPECTED THIS YEAR at FAIR ]\|ORE than 2,000 guests have been invited to witness tomorrow's opening of the Ninth Singapore Trade Fair by the Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, at the Happy World Park. The ceremony will begin at 5.30 p.m. with the Police Band playing. The Fair178 words
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Article, Illustration285 1955-09-30 2 [JO HONG Soap Factory Ltd. meets the need of every householder m Malaya. For the last 28 years the Double Arrow Cube soap has been a "must" with every housewife who finds this soap extremely helpful for washing and cleaning purposes. Ho Hon"285 words
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Article, Illustration502 1955-09-30 3 'Service /s the heart oS business* ALL ROUND PROTECTION THE PRETTY CASHIER ■> m here handing over a ipt from a National Class 0000 Self-Service Register to a customer at Fitzpatrick's Food Supplies. The printer receipt tells ho?r much the customer should r502 words
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Article, Illustration52 1955-09-30 3 ip'T, Department o! the National Cash Urnister Company show»orfe under the watchful eye of the service supervisor Mr B (i nd all other equipment are supplied b y the parent company's facare specially de>iuned for th t job. Identically equipped* service WPf established at Kuala Lumpur. Penang52 words
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Article, Illustration447 1955-09-30 3 This office 'brain' can even play chess s ess office the future will c d with n s having rr as m o( any !i thriller. .mac, Elejd are Just giant elec--01 calculable or m igned to ithe- -spt »»cl sunce of these tta of m »rica that T 500Popper - 447 words
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Advertisement98 1955-09-30 3 BR/NG Al l^C YOUR CHILDREN TQ TUP TCC tM^i^ 566 ■nt |iw#^^ STODC fLJC UADbf UtfODi f\ 1! I CivQslyour children good I P heifiih or*d energy, FRff G/fTS Toys being fiven Free to ell customers. SOLID GOLD RINGS WILL BE AWARDED TO LUCKY NUMBERS Don't miss this golden opportunity!98 words
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Advertisement43 1955-09-30 4 /fc o I Aal/ I lilt I £^5^ Asiatic Co., Ltd. Stand I Vs exhibiting |i, r^^THE WORLD'S BEST SEWING MACHINE stow^/ /s opposite the entrance to the Amusement Park vMß^B^^^BMßffJwHßl^^^^B^Bimßr^W^^ff^ißMMMiy^^B^^tf^Wwß^ JftTw wHMHßMtttittM&^^^B -^^^^^fr^^^^^^^^J^^Bfci^^M^^^^^^^Mfl^^i -jf 1 I VHHBfIHBHBBIBHBBfIBmBIfIHSR^^; S^y^MW^wi^^^MSUß^^u %&k%MMk Wtim^m t W43 words
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Article, Illustration539 1955-09-30 5 The Aussies are keen for more trade 'A happy interchange of goods will help both our countries 9 By H. M. Le MARCHAND, Australian Trade Commissioner m Malaya p i insuffinic m which necessary ills, there is Australian Hit- Happj de Kxhibiss, a fairly I be n by Exhibi- rands539 words
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Article129 1955-09-30 5 PACKAGING comp;i n v executive :rom London, Ontaio, says Labour-saving dcas m various kitchen products have >ecome big business. lis company produces jaekages for everyhing from eggs io :ake-mixes. The executive also •evealed at the annual packing exposition m Toronto some secrets of package advertising,AP - 129 words
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Article, Illustration383 1955-09-30 5 THIS CAMERA STA YS IN FOCUS I|l you are looking F< >r nvthini; photogravisil stalls No. Ms Dental vV ('(info Supply, Lid. h;i c been mental m bring- > photographers Malaya the lines! m otographic equipiv vi and will onl\ be V t<>». pleased to attend k to your specificReuter - 383 words
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Article, Illustration443 1955-09-30 5 TOP QUALITY MOTORS FOR small CRAFT PO\V] v Horsethai is V \t a ,[|be m store- f Or he boat owner v.; !(J acquires the sen* t Aquasonic Model of Evinrl> <l c Oi bo ard Motors. For 195| 'manufacturers introducing nine n-: models to a complete range oi power443 words
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Advertisement53 1955-09-30 5 '"^r»9sds x '3t"'- J v SjSw^j f Ji^^'^k Sw 9pocppjWGgpWppQ&> X .v "^ji -xC" "1 i< W^f fIC y; %f Jfc at n k ma H 4*2! mm W^ Ei/f#l Qivfoy* \k! s^K5 AAt« t lls Pl 101. A MX.M SI iv.l! H lS|||X«-||A.\l» 1 'VORLD 6 GRI M I53 words
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Article, Illustration75 1955-09-30 7 When you visit the Fraser Neave oar ijjjnJs of Ilif work behind the scenes [tchine is putting hot syrup int:> the bottles which are then placed nt a right. Th»> then pass through a cooling machine which creates a vacuum m the bottles. :n\ (Li\ at a Singapore d »ck75 words
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Article, Illustration559 1955-09-30 7 This whisper spree is crazy and could be dangerous, says RENE MacCOLL •;)i;\ ly it's ere Ihe ;ilk. Overnight come the greal pastime m Anyone can •I a greal many coming •"tfs f ns mornii an was saying times cant s can't. Lamed bfi game i doubtPopper - 559 words
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Article, Illustration363 1955-09-30 7 Tne Danes are pioneering new markets She is a little country but ,/J /ooWS large m the f industry. Lands as far ap a \as Malaya and Australia and Pakistan, a J aW mg her cust mnen IMPROVED methods 1 of curing, ration alisation and an understanding of tne special363 words
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Article, Illustration521 1955-09-30 7 SMUGGLERS ARE CHANGING THEIR TACTICS DONG KONG smugglers are changing their tactics owing to the vigilance of the Preventive Service. Although the overall number of seizures made by the Preventive Service m July was only slightly above the figure for June, the number of arrests increased by 75 per cent.521 words
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Advertisement22 1955-09-30 7 111 I I OUTBOARD flvl %-J \_f IV v 1 *VIHRaB& |i<^^^ \*S*^ B j MEL MMnrTPVFS fWALAYAjLTD. I Kit*' Singapore /cssclton22 words
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Article, Illustration364 1955-09-30 8 Tins on eyes, Ups eyebrows I i ILE effective to do. r [C h stars as tttained .tick professiona and the act on whom thej eauty rem learn how the brusn them- beautiful Then,- you kn the wS se a^e^ nse not water f.-m- »v The warmth364 words
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Article210 1955-09-30 8 I BEAUTIFUL LANA TURNER, as well as countless other Hollywood glamourE wise stars, have learned how to use many professional devices which add even E more beauty and loveliness to their attractive appearance. E It is not just a matter of starting with everything m210 words
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329 1955-09-30 8 Red trade fiar frauds are exposed T Icnl i. ml" i Slates I irget s planned si levels i -I I satel--11 men Is i Commume over now b> le. r inner of I Vesi how I lally mii made part tance, how report ■re--1 pointed I fc Jtered I329 words
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Article83 1955-09-30 8 Factor draws crowds V. IUTg g at \'a, World I spocialb' ous M td are ac; ■I th< 87, Bfl to l up St makt Co] Of Max I of t J909 achieveir shad Roue m w I■ liven. monis< p. r: natural V-. t sha<: Hoij-v. standard! beauty is83 words
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Article, Illustration550 1955-09-30 9 Your tea comes straight from the highlands I the past f i I I now as ln nd the r\ Bi to D f much U It eed I t Tea I c to I be Droc i i nan. for direct sales by one and the .same organisation. There550 words
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Article, Illustration501 1955-09-30 9 U.S. BIG HIT A T FAI RS BUT THERE'S A SNAG U«j': s IK n who the fr l ght ■■<"';, i i» enthusiasti, Con»r,. ssi| who fPPropriaie J fun ds Allil Ti,,-' first atte mpts at vero-ment-finance,! 1 national l ra( c h jbiLs have som e( j 0501 words
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Article, Illustration993 1955-09-30 10 THEY PRESSURE-COOK YOUR TIMRER TIM B E R is the worl d s finest building material and it has a long period of service, throughout the ages, to testify to its general acceptance by builders and craftsmen of all races and civilisations. Even today, with the advent of modern science993 words
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Advertisement230 1955-09-30 10 come y/ and see the v^i~ newest h>l>9 SINGER sewing L T7—- -J machines °-L on T stands 101/2/3/4 happy /i world trade u jJW\ 1 fair K\f October V 1 to 17" 1 f\ J -U V A' M THE SINCfR MFC CO. I iiEiKi^iasiiii^iiiiiiniiinr BOOKSELLERS NEWSAGENTS 4 STATIONERS230 words
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Advertisement186 1955-09-30 10 With the AX 8 Super Movies at a low cost 1 AT LAST a superb precision c.ne-cam 1 at a price you can 3f lord. i Just look at its features 1 Made m Germany 2. Featuring super-sharp, ultra-fist Tnotar f2. 3. Can be used for normal run continuous im186 words
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Article, Illustration230 1955-09-30 11 Here's a home just waiting up be erected Ij p pi( ssiireHS4 (I while .1 this ling n the <ods than d so taking faU advantage of a production line method of high ny d machinery. •Tins eliminate* the neces--1 sity toff a large s'afT of skilled men distributed over230 words
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Article, Illustration60 1955-09-30 11 THIS 700-sqnare-foot "People's House" can be bouyht ready to asSemble from Lee Sawmills' Singapore factory for >- > > »:iO. Foundations, a cement floor and erection would en^t about another $400. All Umber usrd m the house is first treated with Tamalith* 160 words
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Article191 1955-09-30 11 TELEVISION I'mindustrial purposes ;mil nol uiitThinmcnl ma\ s< m Hi !/c v installed al the huge Mrd works of Stec I, Peech and Tozer, Limited, of Rotherham, m Britain. It was one of many modern trends at works which were referred to by Mr. Audrey Jollie, general manager,191 words
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Article, Illustration148 1955-09-30 11 MALAYAN Fa nited were m busii the war from 1942 during which 1 'hey sold 400 to 501 of pure fresh r i day. The farm was tely wrecked during tha Japanese occupation. For the lasi i nths the owners have eea rkirlg strenuous!148 words
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Advertisement40 1955-09-30 11 Rr\ r\ piki^ Til cr /iff fffc^M/ff ff/m W 9^ CjCJrINC^ I I L fc S /mm" if ;w HIV/ I IfaLv ///I// il'' ■Wii k i> wk il I m-^ -*L Mzz Bui// 'i/ffu ////m I//// m tl I40 words
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Article, Illustration23 1955-09-30 12 Here are five models of PFAFF sewing machines. They will be M show at Mm H I Exhibition. I23 words
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374 1955-09-30 12 break, with the past resulted first of all m the strong, streamlined, .sand-gold model PFAFF 230, a universal sewing machine for all flat sewing work m the home. It sews forward and backwards m straight or zig-zag stitching. It makes374 words
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Article, Illustration141 1955-09-30 12 THEIR MODERN FACTO KEEPS PACE with SHIRT DEMANE THE trade mark of Admiral shirts is becoming familiar m Singapore today. The shirts come from the modern and wellequipped Admiral Shirt Factory m Hong Kone. Because of expanding business, due to the superior quality of their shirts which meji have readilyStone - 141 words
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167 1955-09-30 12 Customers will be given free toys STALLS Nos. 1 and 2 an occupied by Wang Hint; 'J'cc Koo ("hoy. A.s v.'' aIJ know. Tsp Koo Choy ;.s on*- ol tfjc b< I known Chinese medicine f< r children and babies Wit}; a history of ovei S I jea i and167 words
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Advertisement173 1955-09-30 12 "MALAYAN FARMS LIMITED leasui* m advising their customers kaVC PURI If* iSH mX U n W available Jfsale and is obtainable from all I^^ Provision Stores. This is packed m tamperproof Perga Cart °"s. mMSH fAoi ifM/TIP c JB^ U ft p il 11 X.3. Customers are advised if they173 words
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Article, Illustration303 1955-09-30 13 THE Lloyd Standard 1 Model is a product of one of Germany s largest and most up-to-date car factories. Thousand of workers build these cars using the latest mass-pro-duction machines. Their ever-increasing popularity is due to the happy blending ot einciency,303 words
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252 1955-09-30 13 nl of 4h 180 the a ising .:iMrument can be converted to coupled rangefinder at any time, should s be required at area- n ible eh irge, and normally Mb appr >ximat< iv one week Focussing Is by a convenient large milled knob252 words
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Article88 1955-09-30 13 THE N\i: Xai Shirt Com- pany of Singapore, manufacturers of BB "Flying Eagle brand Manila shirts are taking part m the 9th Happy World Trade Exhibition. They have a wide range of shirts on display, showIng the latest designs and colours. The company uses the most88 words
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Article, Illustration595 1955-09-30 13 Give the man credit' idea has caught on founded n und idea 1 1 1 < t »n extent lhai its a multitude ol similm i ices fountain tieque book and card i eptacinft green stuff and inaK I m- George Washinglon's \»\i\ siogjiom^j less familial than the words, "chargePopper - 595 words
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Advertisement88 1955-09-30 13 for more Cf .Lfort with b ea Visit Our Stall At The I HAPPY WORLD TRADE FAIR EXHIBITION WING KWONG CO, 145, MIDDLE ROAD, Singapore. Tel: ***** ***** i WING SUN CO., WING LEE CO. HEV/UGHT CO. Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh, Perak. Pemnt Tel: 6101 6102 TEL: 305. TEL: *****. s88 words
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Article, Illustration615 1955-09-30 14 Tiny camera is practical IT CAN DO ALL THAT THE BIG CAMERA CAN DO AND HAS GADGETS TOO tiOW practical is the Minox sub-minia-ture camera? Is it a toy capable of nice snapshots, or am it be put to serious photographic use? These questions have probably gone through the mind615 words
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Article, Illustration58 1955-09-30 14 THIS PICTURE shows the controls of the Minox camera. No. 1 i release; 2 is the shutter-setting disc, giving speeds from to 1/10 the viewfinder; 4 is the flash contact; 5 'S the lens; 6 is the expc ounter; 7 is the focusing disc;58 words
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Article, Illustration398 1955-09-30 14 SAUCES MAKE GOOD FOOD BETTER THE Yeo Hiap Seng Sauce and Caning Factory is one of the few factories m Singapore which use flit* latest methods "i manufactunng their products. The factory employs 300 work cms ;ii i r 1 1«S salesmen. They have two laboratories. In the Analyt leal398 words
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Advertisement90 1955-09-30 14 Air i ALFA ROMEO ,900 S^ER v »5p v j; 3e^ I PRICE SIC 550/THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF BEHAVIOUR PERFORMANCE Se/e Agefifs:GUAN SOON TRANSPORT CO., LTD. 28, Anson Road, Singapore LIEW PING ONG EE LIM i 93. Batu Road. Kuala Lumpur. 167, Brewster Road. Ipoh. O\TF>BI»OitAKY \\O PERIOD ■IHMHKL 4KB90 words
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Article, Illustration1223 1955-09-30 15 DID that FINE JOB ELUDE YOU? In job hunting, as m all hunting. you have to be ready with the right I'll* I kind of ammunition and you have to use it. This article tells you how to go about it I tj I bifl I Days and I en!1,223 words
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Article, Illustration232 1955-09-30 15 JAPAN IS PUSHING AHEAD IN NEW SHIPS RACE i J ing the h tier formworld's shipen a neckra i since restrictions lifted, but now »n has taken the fter a ne^B proI State aid by the Minister of I 1 1 md d cka wrt to be .1 and more232 words
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Article, Illustration167 1955-09-30 15 PEOPLE a\l over the world bavc token IJ»'»»s a i ue f roro thc Aiiiei m up., bui iherc*i one idea from the s Utai I should 1 ;it( l< W < Copied «>n A liiven with inabashed citji^-t f .'J M(jtid>. to ytjiij167 words
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Advertisement90 1955-09-30 15 splcial""gift offer NOW ON TILL 16th OCTOBER 1955 I ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR RADIOS I j "3B^ B v s t/rf<y.-,., ...,..v», n. v/ j C >ij?3? 7 f Model bx 63b o y%*m*m^ Latest Modci Price Price $845.00 Less 10% for Cash j $360/ k x I HIRE PURCHASE TiPta 090 words
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Article, Illustration458 1955-09-30 16 NORMAN LIN; DHURST - Germany eyes on S. has her E. Asia NORMAN LIN DHURST by Malaya, India, I Philippines, Rm become vital markt akistan, Indonesia, the nici and Ceylon have ■Is for German machinery ES i lerman en gineers arc helping Asia to industrialise and m the pro cess they are developing a458 words
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Advertisement89 1955-09-30 16 ——V—^^—W wG-a—\ I vHi SB B^^ Sfl Bv^va ■fli flaY I Km H i BH EH IB i QLv JP* ¥b^b^ bbß ■■9/91 H Bwfi B8 !^3 I WB^ iBB h^b^^ HHI HH HM ■■A I HH ■■■^^■■^1 H^H BB HHE :^^hß '"^^t The Difference between > I •XvX I*X89 words
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Article, Illustration526 1955-09-30 16 Steven V. David - Steven V. David by j^HE packaging revolution that has put hair dressing into squeezable bottles and whipped cream into cans is bringing brand new ideas to the century old collapsible metal tube industry. Hundreds of products, ranging from jolly to putty, can be squeezed out of tubes526 words
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