The Singapore Free Press, 14 October 1955
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Title Section21 1955-10-14 1 The Singapore Free Press 1 ,r f>^t Afternoon Sale m Malaya w 143SS. Singapore. Friday, October 11, 1955. Price 15 lis21 words
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Article150 1955-10-14 1 Chin Peng writes to Marshall Singapore Chief Minister. Mr. David Mil. has received an invitation from Chii Peng, the secretary-general of the Malayan munis! Party, to meet him along with Tengku Abdul Rahman, the Federation Chief Minister, and Dato Sir Cheng Lock Tan. lie invitation was contained m a courteous150 words
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65 1955-10-14 1 MIDDLE ROAD unions, xn :aiied to sway public opinion the Public Security Bill .assed by the Singae Le il itive Assembly Wednesday, are now ready to oppose it etary of these king committee, t Singh, said today ►uid continue to until it was65 words
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Article13 1955-10-14 1 Ul contracted to I iwker Hunter mlliplanes irom Bri- A.P.A.P. - 13 words
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43 1955-10-14 1 LADY BLACK TO LAUNCH $1m. WARSHIP THE new $1,000,000 ship. lIMS Panglima, now being completed by United Engineers m Tanjong Rhu for the Singapore division of the Royal Malayan Naval Reserve, will be launched by Lady Black, wife of the Governor, m December.43 words
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130 1955-10-14 1 Malayan students in England will dance in film Two Malayan girls believed the firsi to appear tn an English film will dance In J Arthur Rank's "A Town Like Alice", nOW under production at I ver. Bucking hamshire. One girl, Edwina Carroll, ia a professional dance; who playa the pari130 words
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Article81 1955-10-14 1 CERTIFICATE FOR 123 WALK MEN EACH of the 123 competitors who completed the Free Press Singapore Johore Bahru Walk is to receive a certificate, saying he finished the course. Since the Walk, one of the most successful events m Singapore amateur athletics, many competitors have phoned the Free Press saying81 words
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Article101 1955-10-14 1 1 <>f mbbCf shot up hv di* ■;>: r the market tn Singapore open Horning. tn t trade, f.o.b buren a 11 II 22] i ih.. following the overnight U>ndon price wlmii M < m i hit; lirr despite the <i»<>„> ol 11 1>101 words
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Article, Illustration563 1955-10-14 1 Queen Mother there QROUP CAPTAIN Peter Townaend called openly on Princess Margaret at her London home, Clarence House, last night. He stayed 90 minutes with the Princess and her mother, the Queen Mother, and left shortly before they dined. It was their first meeting for nearly threeReuter - 563 words
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Advertisement20 1955-10-14 1 ____L B Hln A^E Wt^^s^Z s with new __\______\__w_w**^ CHAMPION SPARKPLUGS MACLAINE STOKVIS (M) LT&^B^ SINGAPORt X LUMPUR IPOH PENANG20 words
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160 1955-10-14 2 Reds give details of 'defective' US A-guns rwETAILS ol the united I s* B, atomic cannwn re published m tin lat- at lume "1 the great suviti Encyclopedia yest» rday, along with a criticism ol what was called Ita "serious defect! The book gives details that the U S Army160 words
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Article63 1955-10-14 2 riTHE Karl of Ha rewood, 1 cousin of the Queen, will this month join the ranks of comperes when he introduces a new series of musical programmes for the 8.8 C. An opera enthusiast, he Will present the first six of a series of weekly concertsReuter - 63 words
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Article169 1955-10-14 2 Plea te spirits: r t **t 11 __•>%. win over Bao Dai HTHE South Vietnam Government Saigon ordered a week of soleiH Starting Sunday lor the success nf Dinh Diem m the October £3 referent Three million voters will be asked on choose between EmperorReuter - 169 words
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Article100 1955-10-14 2 PERSIA WILL REJECT RED PROTEST 4 f i iii R\\ Fon Ign 7i Mm sti 7 i iree said rd iy thai I r la will reject any Soviet note of protest against ber adh< rence to the pro Western Baghdad (k: nci pact The SOUTCI said a note handed100 words
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328 1955-10-14 2 Half-wage pens ion for everyone is UK Labour plan rtiHE British Labour Pari 1 gnn ia] >nf< renci at Margate yesti rday sw< pt as;d< it.-, rnal (.laurelling to acclaim a n< w plan which would give iy iii iton an Income equal to hall hla salan once he retired328 words
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Article239 1955-10-14 2 Morocco trap at Spanish border ijiKENCH troops and armoured cars took up positions along the frontier of Spanish Morocco yesterday to cut off rebellious trl- I besmen In the RifT Moun- tains wlio rose against France 10 days ago. Four army columns were reported to be lining the frontier along239 words
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Advertisement177 1955-10-14 2 j THE WORLDS MOST SENSATIONAL j iS!s^~>>. j WASHING DISCOVERY! \*WB_wH^!lrl E jmmmw jgpvzm \_r iVsO »s different from any other washing powder. It's I T^^i Jf W JWJmF^fi it [LJ Ilia ~^PB*% °l uc •ll s perfumed! this makes clothes smell so fresh. f Jifrwß £_te> y I^^CK^*'X^ l177 words
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249 1955-10-14 3 ...eenel tike* SMI ORS ofl" the six Rushipe now m Portamouth on a goodwill misgion mote interested m n\ ns than In the nor- urist'j activities. them ipent yester- ki_ g at Por t.sjrhere the squadked en WednesBut they bought nylon stockings at249 words
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119 1955-10-14 3 DUKE MOBBED BY DANES AT TRADE FAIR F.HE Duke of Edinburgh surrounded by exec: Dunes yesterday on a -it to the British trade hibition m Copenhagen, rhey frequently separated from his entourage as de his way around tands, stopping here lere to chat with offind discovered how I ids areReuter - 119 words
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Article20 1955-10-14 3 announced n li using from Hungarian Roman »lie Archbishop Joszef who was sentenced ..wi in 1051..- A.P.A.P. - 20 words
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124 1955-10-14 3 Troops called in to quell students 0 Catholl c cla shed with m the an. lent univer- ol Louvain as ln *'s long simmering fcion erupted demoi trations, ter rMayoi i I ivain ha de I ired I em i cy on the I gather- lif 't'^ Hi m fiveUP - 124 words
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Article, Illustration117 1955-10-14 3 Wing oiiuii tin!* r A i S. Maun .iml 11> lug j Officer W i n i I r t d I O'Doanetl, both af 5 Headeuarters, Fai East j Ail r o r c r. mar J j ried at St Anthony s117 words
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176 1955-10-14 3 VANISHED RED RETURNS AS FREED PRISONER I7"URT MUELLER, 42, former deputy chairman of We.st German Communist Party, who disI appeared m Berlin m 1950 returned to Germany yesterday m a group Of 2b German prisoners irom Russia. Mueller who looked tired and strained told reporters m Friedland that ho hadReuter - 176 words
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Article131 1955-10-14 3 IX3RME.R Syrian prime 1 minister Khaled El Azem, 58, divorced his wife, Leiyla Hariff yesterday In Damascus after 13 years oi marriage. It was the fourth time she had been divorced. Azem who ran against Shukri Kouatly for the Syrian presidency last August, was131 words
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Article45 1955-10-14 3 Th>' second learch of the Panamanian freighter. Ka« te: Ina, delayed In Colombo for nearly a month, was almost completed y t.erday lt h he likeiiimod t he ye isei would be pei m it l ed to sail by midnight U.P.U.P. - 45 words
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Article29 1955-10-14 3 The Philipplm i asked re tei dai for united Nations help In fight li s i rat Infestat on m the 'ot abate area of Mindanao, U.P.U.P. - 29 words
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281 1955-10-14 3 1,200 KILLED AS FLOODS RAVAGE INDIA AT LEAST 1,200 people have lost their lives m the devastating Qooda which have swept Northwestern India during the past week, it wa.s announced m Now Delhi yesterday. According to official figures, 1,000 people died m 'he Punjab and 200 m Pepau (Patlala andReuter - 281 words
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Article58 1955-10-14 3 Rivers carry off 23 RAINSWOI. I.F.N rivers yesterday drowned S3 people. Including some children, injured 17* others and buried an unknown number of victims m the debris of weakened houses m V'oios, Greece. The Itiver Anavros flooded basements and lirst floors of apart- menl houses. The bridge connecting Voios withU.P. - 58 words
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Article61 1955-10-14 3 Visit (irs to the morning arid afternoon convocations of the University of Malaya tomorrow may enter the grounds cither by the Cluny Road or Nassim Road entrance. The Cluny Road entrance will however be closed to all i traffic except for cars carrying windscreen stickers61 words
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220 1955-10-14 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Oct. 14, 1955. Opinion USEFUL SYSTEM rrHE identity card sys- tern may be irritating —so are traflic lights and car parking restrictions, but all are useful and nece.s.sary. In the debate preceding the passage 1 of the Bill I for continuance of the system, the220 words
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Article, Illustration1212 1955-10-14 4 CHAPMAN PINCHER - Are you a candidate for disaster CHAPMAN PINCHER by MEX WHO KNOW SAY: PROFESSOR HAROLD FI'LLERTON. Aberdeen Vmrersitp "I submit that thr ingestion of large amounts of fat can account very well for the higher incidence ol coronary thrombosis OR. JEREMY MORRIS. Director Social Medical Roaearo* Unit. Medical Research Council1,212 words
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Article200 1955-10-14 4 UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN .111 ***** 1.1... 11 mvi. rpHE substitution o! a I system Of identity cards and photographs for passports on day-trips to France was, it appears, only the fust step towards rreedom I rom official Idiocy Very shortly you will net ti' d ;in Identity card, but200 words
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Advertisement36 1955-10-14 4 Xl m J l.xquisilv l»l \>lO\ll A imlM SKT Jewellery m "I In- I .is h .oils ok* llii- floiiuiil.** P.H.HENDRY, M.iiiiif .ii On :/i^ ...t|!.r ri Nm Ui Brlifi k<i t*\mrt I jiiwi K. li__._i.iir.36 words
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Advertisement103 1955-10-14 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 AT Ci M.S. DUNEARN ROAD MANY LOTS IN THIS PARKLIKE ESTAT ARE IN ELEVATED SITUATION WATER ELECTRICITY ARE LAID ON AREAS: 11,000 to 30,000103 words
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Article, Illustration1143 1955-10-14 5 Adelaide Eastley - Adelaide Eastley BY.. PPEARANCB of the A n th edition of "Guide to Singapore," now available at istands and bookinvokes com T on its publisher, Vristide J. Papi!iC ill. post-war rise of able Frenchman 10 heads the Papist udios Advert is- has been meteoric. r his opportunity of1,143 words
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Advertisement168 1955-10-14 5 As you Like it! Shakespeare Wrote it! WE CARRY it out! j SUN Shine FASHIONS SEASON NOVELTY SKIR TS =1 LATEST NEW DESICNS COLOURS In .hantong I'nnjed Harder, 4 he*-, SI' irt m 3 Dp- -.Jns ..nd Nylon T,.ff* ft,. Armt.if.' Full FLnf Flocked Vefveray Butterfly and Bali ,md T<.wr168 words
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Miscellaneous450 1955-10-14 6 HIAMIIIAKi: l»> Lee 1 »avi*¥ r II A MASTER OF QUICK. PERFECT fl I YES, YOU MuST.' ThiS IS OUR I I "^ZZJ Z*Z''ZZ'',Z) «V QIS6UISE -NAROAI-M MOLDING/ CHANCE TO CAPTURE HIM.' J JfWEIS At TW BAUTONKjHT. J MANORAKE, THE CIAY > THESE JEWaS UNTIL YOU y FO RON CE450 words
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Miscellaneous739 1955-10-14 6 hU_feßSs^ t i -iiM-mmmLfc^ #_l fm mJ%Mml\Z v vclf 7 1 #Vs^v J T t IJORN today, you are, by nati n 4 I> Impulsive but through bi' X perience you have learned to J impulsiveness under control 4 you seem calm, collected and ly practical J You make light739 words
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Article168 1955-10-14 7 LONDON, Oct. v, Previous Today HIBBEB No. 1 Ft'S c.i.f. 34 buyers 34', buyers burupean Ports Oi tober sellers 34", elleiRUBBEB N«>. l kss i if. 38% buyers 34 buyers turopean Port* November 34 sellers 34 sellers Rl-BBEB no- 1 KSS spot U% buyers 3 C u168 words
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Article102 1955-10-14 7 NF\V YORK, Oct. 1?,. Previous Today aits spot ami neaiby ye.25 nom. 96 25 norn itures October 95.00 bid 95.25 bid 96.25 asked %.25 asked November 94.75 bid 94.50 bid 95.75 asked 95.50 asked December 94.50 traded 94.25 bid 95.25 asked rONE: Qmet. SALES: Nil. HJER futures102 words
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Article45 1955-10-14 7 spot and awaiting i nfloats 34-.-. Oi-t 34. Lamport afloats 39%, Oct. i spot and awaiting release 41..", Jan. March m afloats 39', October 38 1 ots 35. Sarawak Sellers ex-dock. awaiting release 35, Above prices quoted m U.S. cents pe r lb.45 words
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Article34 1955-10-14 7 NEW YORK. Oct. 13. T Previous Today Industrials ***** 444 91 0 Railroads 147 85 147 94 Domestic Bonds 98.69 98.66 1 tilities 61.69 H1. 87 Stocks Composite Average 158.62 158.5934 words
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Article122 1955-10-14 7 Oct. 13. r,.r,0. Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.i.f. U/K Kuropcan delivered $179 quoted $180 sellers *™*bi ,»er loiir ton Oct./ Nov. C Y P A I'liilippines f.o.b. Manila I l'" lk c |)er on Unquoted Unquoted COPRA Straits c.i.f. UK/North European delivered weight per Umi ton122 words
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233 1955-10-14 7 Making Ireland an island of opportunity MAN who wants to bring riches to the Emerald LnirS?.^ aid «M m L0,u,(,,1: M l mean business. 1 IHK WAN: Mr. William Norton. Deputy Premiei and Minister for Industry and Commerce m 1 Southern Ireland. Said the one-time 3s. 6d.-a-week Post Offl messenger233 words
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Article309 1955-10-14 7 SKIDLIDS SAVE 100 LIVES A YEAR gKIDLIDS m their present form are saving lives Thirty- five per cent of Britain's million motorcyclists are wearing them. And there Ls a prospect of a new type of skid Ud which will give even more protection. The British Standards Institution said that before309 words
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Article160 1955-10-14 7 Probe is on at St. Paul 's I I UMPS of masonry have j fallen from the south i clock tower of St Pauls I Cathedral. i The lumps one was a six-inch cube fell Just m front of Mr. and Mrs Stephen -Jay and a French friend as they160 words
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Article, Illustration67 1955-10-14 7 picture WHO I) want to "watch the birdie" when lovely Co- himbia Pictures star Cleo Moore was taking tbe photo" I Cleo, who is always being sought as a model by pho- tographers. is learning how to work behind a camera now as she is soon to star m aReuter - 67 words
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Article66 1955-10-14 7 i' >lii c chiefs m Bfl vu i.i are tired <>f drunks taking advantage of the kindn< ol patrol who i\\h i hem home ni Black Marls why. they say, even I Ire i. it <• night non-drinkei i ai e tching themselve i out66 words
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Advertisement172 1955-10-14 7 jjj ###*r#' is thy 3l*ti*'rial tnr t/nu RAYON and ACETATE _V Tml r mW 4 mW r__r^f Af MiffiXfm 60" jl Made m U. S. A. Soft, Cool, Light m Weight. Comfortable to weai and washable m -J beautiful sh idea Good for d.iy and nighi wear Place your Order172 words
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Article, Illustration1297 1955-10-14 8 EGGING THEMSELVES ON TO VICTORY. Forfy-nine years ago hens played an important part m the annual boat race This one m tie is told m a vein by C.D.T. BAKER-CARR Who is ing I th. Bo al R;i c< mxt year, you k Weil, a r< at deal1,297 words
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Article670 1955-10-14 8 RUSSIAN scientists lX see man's lirst trip to the moon more as a return to familiar places than as an adventure into the unknown. Long before, the Russians say, closeups of the moon will have been seen on ordinary television sets. The pioneer space crew670 words
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370 1955-10-14 9 SELLING TREASURES TO KEEP OLD HOME SIX Gerald Kelly, peppery Old former Pre- the Roya] Aca- explained why he large Part "f his tion (ft d his hards into -kets of his blue boil- peen i over the top I icles, and said:— "D j a know they are to370 words
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144 1955-10-14 9 Ship anchors for safety man drowns was drowned and another injured when a ship aropped anchor lor safety during a 70-mile an -hour Liverpool. KJ ton steamer Irish Coast had ploughed through v to enter Prince,. Dock, but waa unable to her berth, and an anchor was dropped. berth tin144 words
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Article, Illustration72 1955-10-14 9 picture ......I TEN months ago a prim little starlet left Britain for Hollywood. Now she has returned a sultry, slinky vamp a new Joan Collins Joan, 22, took over Marilyn Monroe's part m The Girl on the Velvet Swing and has just finished filming Tf_e Virgin Queen opposite Be ttePopper - 72 words
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351 1955-10-14 9 Recruits paid tor corpora l's outing AN ACTING R.A.F. corporal pleaded guilty at a court martial to five charges connected with soliciting money from recruits and organising a rattle. He was sentenced, subject to confirmation, to 112 days' detention and £5 stoppage of pay. Squadron Leader W. A. Pritchard, prosecuting,351 words
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Article19 1955-10-14 9 P. -mains of the Domesday Book village ol Bouthmore have been found at Wortluiiu. oullolk.19 words
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Article, Illustration89 1955-10-14 9 British him star I unite (-ay son vvith LnigJ I u.sato at the London premiere «d the film Summer Moi ness ihe film starring -Catherine Hepburn was filmed m Venice, and Sifnor I usato uas one of tour Kondolieri tak« ii to I undon n.r the prriui«-rePopper - 89 words
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300 1955-10-14 9 NEWSMEN and photographers were streaming ip t] i Iny pal hol.l c< »uncil nous garden m King i Tham..., Surrey v< iterdaj seeking an eight /ear-old whose painting has made her the rage ol Japan. But little Maria Hennessy who plctur< il v at theReuter - 300 words
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Advertisement233 1955-10-14 9 LIIIIIIIIIIIIC2IIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIC]|IIIIIMIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIIIIC3IIIIUItIIIICIIIIUIIiIH[_ i GIRLS! THERE'S A CHANCE FOR A I I SHAPELY MALAYAN MISS TO BE A I MOVIF *_T_l_? Read all about it m this week s I 111 Wit -f I MA. issue of the WEEK-ENDER- here is something you muit E ___t^__ AmmmmtttSmm. ____P^** v A&*%w _______d______L. __B_k233 words
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Article, Illustration183 1955-10-14 10 Mock air raid m. f tests fire-tightmg and rescue teams a The Governor of Singapore, Sir Robert Black (third from left), the Civil Defence Chief, Col. L. T. Firbank, the Chief Minister. Mr. David Marshall, and the Minister for Communications and Works, Mr. Francis Thomas, wereTERENCE KHOO - 183 words
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Article, Illustration234 1955-10-14 12 'THE HAPPY WANDERERS PIGHT gallons of lj milk, 4 dozen bottles of ginger pop, a dozen tins of fruit juice and enough fruit squash to make seven gallons of soft drinks were provided for passengers on a recent trans-Atlan-tic flight The IS passengers for Whan 8.0.A.C. made these unusual provisioning234 words
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458 1955-10-14 12 Hal Boyle - Hal Boyle By ARE you suiTering Irom "civilisation sickness?'' You probably are if you find yourself getting fatigued without reason, irritated over trifles, and unjustifiably critical of yourself, your friends and members of your own family. Every culture develops Its own typical ailments. A typical458 words
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Article, Illustration4 1955-10-14 12 Practical lesson in geography4 words
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Article102 1955-10-14 12 SUN POWERS POCKET WIRELESS A SOLAR POWERED experimc n t. a 1 radio transmitter, the size of a packet of cigarettes, ahi been built by a development engineei at a U.S, concern. Tho transmitter UBG transistors instead of electron tubes. Transistors are small devices that do the tame things a.s102 words
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Article330 1955-10-14 12 I Number 11 m a scries of articles by Free Press writer VTVIENNE PUCKRIDGE to m irk Singapore's J Health Week from November 21 fo 26. WITH the rapid exTT pansion of the medical services m Singapore since tho war, tho training of enough nurses330 words
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Article, Illustration9 1955-10-14 13 •The Morning Mist" by Lee Teck Chye af Singapore9 words
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Article578 1955-10-14 13 KAY COLLIER - EARCH for a LOST WIFE KAY COLLIER by iURNEY TO DANA. By [ristopher Portway. Wil,m K imber. 16s. iHRISTOPHER f PORTWAY is one those Iron Curtain dowers whose wife ent home to Central irope for a holiday id nt ver came back. Jing a resourceful and übborn-minded hus,nd Mr. Port578 words
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Article299 1955-10-14 13 lIMS ULYSSES. By Alistair Mac Lean, Collins 12s 6d. 320 pases. NICHOLLS alone survived to tell the story to the First Lord. The story of his ship, lIMS Ulysses, and Of convoy FR77, of which only five Ships remained when it reached Murmansk. Ulysses had been thought299 words
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658 1955-10-14 13 GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON - Mr. GARNETT prowls through Bloomsbury GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON by 7 am not a rake' he says THE FLOWERS OF TIIE FOREST. By David Uarnett. Chatto and Windus. 21s. 252 pages. WHEN war eanie m Tf 1914, "Bloomsbury" —that esoteric, talented clique of intellectuals on the whole remained neutral. Some of658 words
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Advertisement88 1955-10-14 13 \W_W PLASIIK W 1 L S< ir ,md bolt own ■y 1 BTi' V™" U "WA ers! Th M remark- W -1 fir* I P; Iffl&MEf y b,c l,qu,d p, rK WJ I LV V tyJ\LJ\ SPRAYS on your electrical md mm- Ss*tlat- tTi" (j J n y* ,cm to88 words
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Article, Illustration674 1955-10-14 14 GOODWILL IS MORE PRECIOUS HERE THAN MONEY triiF vi Itor ta an Engii Ai village genei ally ftndi that it seems to hr more or h.ss run by voluntary associations Span una-, unpaid work. band Itn ni to aether to organ! c Boy scout.. and Oil i Guidi Young ii674 words
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Article99 1955-10-14 14 a REPLICA of the wooden vaulting horse used by British prisoners of wu- to escape from Ihe German Camp, Stalag Ltlft 111. near Breslau, has been handed OVef tO <•><' Imperial War Museum m London bj Eric Williams, author of that best —Her "The This99 words
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Advertisement90 1955-10-14 14 j TO EXPECTANT ANDJ I V* NURSING MOTHERSI I j% 1 RECORD BOOK 1 J: Use tbis attractive 18-pnpp hook to rrrord tho details of >»»ur 3 1 baby's birth and hin progress through the early years* Includes I IfSCS for |ihotogra|>lm. i 2 PROM THB DISTRIBUTORS of LACTOGEN BABY90 words
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Article, Illustration927 1955-10-14 15 MAKE ME THIS (3-G) HAT NNE SCOTT-JAMES r isues a challenge to British milliners GO ORIENTAL FOR LOLLING AROUND a rung missin the British ihion trade. 1 can't I a rood cheap hat. fcan bm a dress for ($52.92), a for seven ($00.88) i kirl m a iirstl [oth ior927 words
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Advertisement53 1955-10-14 15 aZZAZZZaZ, 'V^V.'''''"'. -viiv- i iG^Slt new h t nr remover ally ♦cr LLCS! tever before tover m lotion form d BY HAND. Itrtr before. n< w squet e« nan .md so e^r before /t\ tti.it magi m 5 h °fcsafe fir Retail quirii toj THE APORE DISPENSARY 0 n G53 words
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Advertisement43 1955-10-14 15 <fB&*ispSsBHs^*~'> 111^ It* 111 Unu lint tie Iji ji ji t0..0« j can help I KM*, years yoiucjcr! -d* tmm Firmo-Lifl Ircaimciii Lotion A remarkable lotion tli.it irorki sgain t wrinklest tnpe/uess aad ags hue* MAYNARD CO., LTD. 11 AITERV ROAD, SINGAPORE- 1.43 words
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Article, Illustration1909 1955-10-14 16 CHRISTOPHER SYKES - CHRISTOPHER SYKES by MAX BEERBOHM once said O that people rarely look like themselves, it Is a great truth: the man Of genlUS can have the tare ol an Imbecile; i total fool can Ikivc a noble presence Mv .stor, concerns the tact that a famous murderer1,909 words
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Article, Illustration680 1955-10-14 17 JIM MERRICK - Bob's touch-down started something JIM MERRICK Ai BUT AIRLINES THINK ASPEN IS STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS! c the average j, ndship is based -door proximtritj oi work ame social s une, unn Hollywood based on the as on a 1 of steelhead rlin and other i attractions. s a similarity680 words
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Article453 1955-10-14 17 Both sides vulnerable flbuth dealer NORTH #4QtO 6 98 0k a 2 *aQ a c 4 WEST EAST ♦K742 ***** 9A 10 9 7 0 Q J 9 ***** 52 49 SOUTH 4J 9KJ 6 5 0 A 10 7 X J 10 7 3 The bidding: SOUTH453 words
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Article131 1955-10-14 17 He couldn 't believe his eyes! SOME TV writers m the United States seeking plots for comedy shows need look no further than the waga m one network publicity office. As a rib when one of their flacks wa.s on vacation, they moved out his desk. refurnished the area with131 words
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Miscellaneous193 1955-10-14 17 toAILY CROSSWORD El I I I CLUES uoss hen to sleep m a wa] (10). iQf 5 Listen to a number and We sounds? (6). v cheer up? (7), (8). 6 Hangs decoratively (o). ;,i m s TSca>aiundrle.(». .0 uni botttaa for W eb h to the auio- v 5)193 words
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Article698 1955-10-14 18 AMATEURS -but they live in luxury 1 iJ»AU l» II ill WfUm Today TERRENCE O'CONNOR continues his vivid account of SPORT BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN and deals with the vexed subject of AMATEURISM WAS enjoying caviar and vodka with the leaders of Russian sport and trying to hammer out this698 words
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Article207 1955-10-14 18 by SYDNI V Hi lis <ARDII j S •?<> Erskine ami I ondoner Henry ooper, tv o <>i Britain'! bl lj 0< st In a\ weight stars. h.i\ c been mat< lx-d ai last. They light over m rounds iiu .-iii) on November 15,207 words
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Article135 1955-10-14 18 pNOI VI D I in< In J thi utm I i II i■ a at <; vtdifT oi Oct mad thri :i, thi D trt I i retui <"• Witig, .Me i. J kie Milburn played I)< e m. il k when Mat tl '.i135 words
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404 1955-10-14 18 PROFILE OF A GUY NAMED JOE HE is just a guy named Joe v wide shouldered Welshman with tin- roll- inij na it of a seaman, < ambling round the streets of Cardiff, unnoticed, unappreciated. He Ls heavy-weight Joe Kiwi: me404 words
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Article54 1955-10-14 18 COUTH Johore RFC play against the sec at •Johore Bahru on Saturday. 'i he following will play for South Johore: Eawley; ii con Roberts, Stevenson, Emery; Mahaffey, Adamson; Syratt, yeo, (hies. Chalmers, Wil on, Everard, H 'bb and Scnarenguivel. Rl 'i v. W h i vm.i n,54 words
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Article673 1955-10-14 18 They finished m this order- VI 11 X careful scrutiny, the judges of the Singapore-Johore Buhru walking rate organised by the I KEE PRESS on Sunday. Oct. 9, have returned the official finishing order oi competitors. NOTE: those with numbers from l to 71 belong to the Junior673 words
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89 1955-10-14 18 DON Coekcil will defend his British and Empire heavyweight boxing titles again I Jack Gardner r Briti h champi< n 18,000 capacits E arena. London, on Api This was on< oi alons take, durin n jresterdas >" n hi m mager Mr J I89 words
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Article96 1955-10-14 18 \LFRED RUBER, Austrian Davis cup International, has been reinstated by the Austrian Lawn Term lociation after being forbidden La I month to play In .my championships. The Disciplinary Committee ol the Austrian I I A htd been Lnvi I (gating alii gal lon Ih tl Huber i IReuter - 96 words
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Article, Illustration1520 1955-10-14 19 CLIONA TO WIN AUTUMN CUP AT PENANG TOMORROW Pick your winners with... TRESPASSER* CASH CHEQUE FOR TOP SPRINT BROW'S main I a t penang, the utumn Cup for class 3, 8| furlongs looks I battle between ilcver Bug and Cliona. L I think. out well above I Cliona, a fiveAustralian1,520 words
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Article38 1955-10-14 19 I>iton.\KLK scratching! tomorrow are: Argyll, Swanhaven. Lycos, Montana. Acrobat. Chinese Proverb Wotl (I Freed om Ryegrass. Carshalton. Permita, Dormez, Fpsom. Wedding I>ay, Passing Fair and Rosalind The going has improved. It was only yielding this morning.38 words
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259 1955-10-14 19 HOAD WILL NOT TURN PRO JUST YET, SAYS HOPMAN HOPM A N the Austraup team, today Lewis Hoad aln an amateur I .mother 14 I his team- well, would porti d to hays 10,000 eai h bf pn i oter Jadi be ii nexl rived bj 'i]i ii i onReuter - 259 words
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Article148 1955-10-14 19 ifi KJ! r Becker °i Englan I yesterday toppled fifth iseeded Gustavo Palafox ol i Mexico 8 4, 4 <;, r, 3, 9 In the Pan -American t» nnl toui namenl m n< v Mi xlco i terday They didn't sei I mi li thia tournament,A.P. - 148 words
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Article70 1955-10-14 19 i iu. ill y won ibi omi n foil i .on title In tne woi I fencing championship In Rom e l asl nighi In an cXCi tl n g 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I decidi I ii'- Rrst plai 1Reuter - 70 words
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Article86 1955-10-14 19 <jix Colony players and three officials v< re named last nighl to travel with the All-Malaya basketball team to defend the Chiang Kai-.shek ('tip ;:i Formosa. The tram will Include ix players from the Federation hut these have not been .selected as yet. The Singapore members86 words
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Article74 1955-10-14 19 RCHIMISHKIAN ol 'he Soviet Union ia I ered his own world record for the two hands snatch m tin featherweight divi .inn nf the world weight lifting championships m Munich last night. His new mark was 242. Ih. 2 lb. more than the inrmer record. a74 words
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Advertisement28 1955-10-14 19 OCEAN PARK j I HOTEL'S FAMOUS QUINTET Ace Bfthd of Sin: tpO!*€ jj with MISS SALOMA J lln- M.tL.v "Marilyn Monroe" 11-..51 for Pabk R< .crv.ihnns n ~_-328 words
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Article, Illustration290 1955-10-14 20 1956 WILL BE ZATOPEK'S LAST OLYMPICS i ie* bo i" Ibh »tat< mi nl ,i m. London hotel v bei c be is itaj nu wii h the Prague athletii team n hit h mci i" London m .m inter til v mati h <»n Wednesday night* I shall notReuter; A.P. - 290 words
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384 1955-10-14 20 'W\WO early setbacks i.s enough to upset JL any team, and that was just what happened to Singapore Chinese last night when they went down by 3-1 to Chung Hua-Tiong Hoa Combined <>f Indonesia m the opening match of their Colony tour v384 words
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Article194 1955-10-14 20 Two hi^ Singapore schools swimming meets of the year the inter-schools and oingapore .schools meet, scheduled to be held on Ocl 20 and 21 and Ocl 27 and va respectively have a1 tracted a total un >er ol a toi tl of 18 i ntriei194 words
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Article87 1955-10-14 20 T re Bad Ini i i I i c pd c ht entrl incommei cial i < h impionshipi tnd fo ter ciul I draw foi both COmItions 111 h m ide al the B.A h ii; al p m tonl t h\ Tl i enl rii87 words
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140 1955-10-14 20 iiakistan made a good start b 1 cricket Tfett against New Zealand at yesterday when fchey captured eight wick* 145 runs on a true matting pitch befon Scoring at a pedestrian rate, New Zealand, who won the toss, countered the farlyReuter - 140 words
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Article, Illustration45 1955-10-14 20 picture. E 5 fFHE Indonesian bad- a a A minton team w r ho E will be playing an ex- hibition match against E Singapore tomorrow. E a From left: F. Sonne- a ville, Eddie Yusuf. Tan Keng Gwan. Olich Ah- mad. Free Press aFree Press - 45 words
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Article88 1955-10-14 20 Mmm EWEIGHT pion carl v and former champioi J Ray Ro on wil formal contracts I their 15-round title b the Chicago E i Nov. 4. Both fighter heavy trainir Robinson, v. (;e feated Olson a {j. dicated the L6G-Ib will be makir t\xi start sinceA.P. - 88 words
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Article29 1955-10-14 20 YESTERDAY'S UK suits were: Rugby Union counfr pioaship: Midlands 23 North Midlands 1 Hertfordshire 13, Sussex 9; Nottingham c, lined hire and Derbyshire 9, Warwickshire 8- ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Miscellaneous54 1955-10-14 20 IMfifC3llltlllllltlC3lllllllfllllC9lllllltHlllC TODAY'S SPORT IHUIC3IIIIIHIHIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIC3IIIIIIIItIIir HOCKEY f *I M Sin; ip«ir v > i i i n.; >II V I i ue My. 1: N .l-. v if Police, >•■i 1 1 H Inter school Rafflea v St. And i, R.I. ground. SO( li Sin i p ■f"\" v. Junior Selee54 words
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