Singapore Standard, 4 January 1954
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Title Section18 1954-01-04 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD AFGSAG 3H A Vol. IV. No. 186. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1934 TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.18 words
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Article141 1954-01-04 1 VIENTIANE, Jan. 3— French High Commissioner m Indc-Chma Maurice an today expressed full confidence m measures being taken for the defence of Laos. Aa h« Itfl v yntiane witt Comn ti ler-ia-Chiel General Henri Navarre ar-er parti;::- 1 P i m top level defence! -t-141 words
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Article62 1954-01-04 1 N'l .V YORK Jan. 3 (Reuterj P '...ire* took c the 1953 list est dressed v. v by ti;e H■ v D "ess Institute. is ol Windsor place, and thus luished her t I c for l.i years, as the r ol fashion, '■V Pa ley, wife62 words
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Article58 1954-01-04 1 NEW YORK. Jan. 3 (AP> IS Secretary of State. J.»hn Foster Dulles, predicted yesterday that Russia's agreement to confer with the W">tem Powers 'may mean a rr»esM On m the horror o/ I atom it warfare". "The unification of Europe became* at long last a possibility he said58 words
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Article145 1954-01-04 1 PRAI. Sun. With the arrival ol the Internationa! Express Special here this evening the direct railway j service between Bangkok and Malaya is being linked again after years of interruption due to the war. General Manager of Thai State Railway, General C. R,* S-^riraengrithi and145 words
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Article34 1954-01-04 1 SEVEX HUNDRED overseas students from Indo-China. Malaya. Hongkong, Macao. Tokyo and other territories were entertained at a tea party in Taipei by Mr. Cheng Yenien. Chairman of the OverSaturday.- AFPAFP - 34 words
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Article, Illustration310 1954-01-04 1 LONDON PAPER ATTACKS SPORE BAN ON FILM 'To Please A Few Slimps' LONDON. Jan. 3. (Reuter) Reynolds News, a Sunday newspaper run by the British Co-operative Movement today criticised the banning m Singapore of the British film version of Graham Greene's best-selling novel "The Heart Ol310 words
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447 1954-01-04 1 RONNIE DUCLOS - RONNIE DUCLOS By Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— The Malayan Communist Party, m a complete overhaul of its 1951 directives, has launched a "Master Plan" to join forces with the Thai Communist Party and a possible tie up with Ho Chi Minh447 words
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Article, Illustration15 1954-01-04 1 THERE! Better keep an eye on your gamp. lady, you might lose it!"15 words
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Article70 1954-01-04 1 BUENOS AIRES. Jan. 3, (AP) Argentina's quintuplets, the Diligenti children, whose father is Franco Diligenti. a wealthy Italianborn manufacturer. won 1,300.000 pesos (USS100.000) in a Christmas lottery. The father said the children won two-fifths of a third prize of 3,250.000 pesos. The two boys, Ranco and70 words
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Article264 1954-01-04 1 SPLIT RUSSIA RED CHINA: DEAN RHODE ISLAND, Jan 3: (Reuter)— The Providence Journal said today that Mr. Arthur Dean, Chief American negotiator m Korea. was urging Washington officials to review U.S. policy with a view to splitting Communist China away from the j Soviet Union without military action. Frederick Collins.264 words
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Article29 1954-01-04 1 GIFTS and congratulations from a!! over the world were arriving for Mr. Clement Atliee. the Labour ieader and former Prime Minister. who was 71 vestardav. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article, Illustration27 1954-01-04 1 Photo. THE newly -elected "Miss France 1954," Irene Tune (19) (left), receives her scarf from Sylviane Carpentier. "Miss Europe, 1953," at Evian-Les-Bains, France. UPUP - 27 words
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Article213 1954-01-04 1 SYDNEY, Jan. 3:— Two Sydney newspapers, The Sunday Telegraph and the Truth, today urged the Queen's Australian itinerary be pruned down, as she was likely to be utterly exhausted. Pointing out that newspaper I correspondents covering the New Zealand visit had said that theReuter; A.F.P. - 213 words
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Article48 1954-01-04 1 TAIPEr, Jan. 3 (UP).— The Chinese Communists have infiltrated Nationalist-held islands just off the China mainland, a Nationalist dispatch reported here today. Lying just opposite Formosa and within gun range of Communist troops, the islands have been held by dogged Nationalist defenders for four years.48 words
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Article51 1954-01-04 1 HONGKONG, Jan. 3. (AFP) Rice and money to the total value of slightly less than HKSI. OOO.OOO are to be remitted by the Canton Relief Committee this week to the victims of the Christmas night fire which left nearly 60.000 homeless m Kow.uo:), it was reported51 words
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Article29 1954-01-04 1 SHERPA Tensing, one of the two conquerors of Mounl i Everest has been named as J honorary citizen of the city ol Chamonix m the French Alps.29 words
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Article154 1954-01-04 1 LONDON, Jan. 3, (AP) A choking fog blanket covered most of Southern England yesterday, stalling air and sea traffic and wreaking havoc with the first sports day of the New Year. Many football and rugby matches were cancelled or abandoned after players eraoeA helplessly154 words
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Article, Illustration62 1954-01-04 1 IT is "time, said the authoritative journal. "Tailor and Cutter" for the properly dressed gentleman to wear a cummerbund. The modern cummerbund is not wrapped round and round as was its ancient predecessor. It is an artfully shaped piece of cloth which spreads out gorgeously m front, and snapsA.P. - 62 words
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Article106 1954-01-04 1 2 Air Records NEW YORK. .Lan 3, (Beutei Col. WUliard W Millikan, 35-year-old American air toe, flew an FBti Sabrejet from Doasf 10 roast oi 1 1 United States m a re* ord time of lour hours eight minutes an>i Bye se^ond^ Unolliridily. this wag106 words
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Article52 1954-01-04 1 LONDON. Jan 3. (Renter > A British European Airwa/s turboprop airliner yesterday set up an unofficial airiine route speed rerord by flying from London to Madrid m two hours A'. 1 minutes an average of 301.8 miles an hour The plane wa- makiiig :•< bd flight of52 words
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Article44 1954-01-04 1 AIR Marshal Alexander A. Novikov. former Commander-in-Chief ol the Soviet Air Force, is serving a 15-year sentence m the Vorkuta coal m.nes m the Northern Ura's a returning German prisoner of war revealed m Ber iv yesterday A. P.A.P. - 44 words
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Article23 1954-01-04 1 FORMER Governor-Genera! of Korea. General Jiro Minami. 79. a war criminal. was yesterday granted provisional release irom Sugamo prison m A.F.P.A.F.P. - 23 words
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Advertisement94 1954-01-04 1 Always At Your Service for Gilt Selections G.C.iteSMLVA 4% BROS.. Jewellers 3, Raffles Place, Singapore 1. Tel: *****. ll' 'I 11 10 i ll 1 2***l l .■ill f #)S I 1 chinese Nt i^7 glass will 1* j'ven away 5 §tf FREE with every 3 cave^ -^4ff^^ or Red94 words
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Advertisement15 1954-01-04 1 DOUILE^pI^VJP KARAT IffiBrf a9^™°^ Bia^^*' '"»M M .■■•;l.i:;illi!a MSJiai r S y FATCRGON S1M8MS J^EjM-Wj15 words
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Article167 1954-01-04 2 AN UNIQUE REQUEST BY ADDICT SINGAPORE City Health Orlv-er every day goes through hundreds of strange applications to slaughter animals, but, one that he received recently was M unique that he considered it dangerous to grant xt. The applica'ion cume from the Lam Yor.g Seng Chew Thian Leng Chung Toh167 words
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Article132 1954-01-04 2 Ail Religions To Meet Next Week rganised meeting or all re igions m Singapore will take! I Jan 16, a r i place to j rack, to ,c ebrate the filth nnmwi W d Religion Day, it was an- 1 Bounced by the National Baha'i a ons have j ready132 words
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Article, Illustration131 1954-01-04 2 NEW blood donors are needed by the Singapore Blood Transfusion Service to give the "old ones" a rest. Yesterday. 35 people gave their blood at the General Hospital. Among them were 15 members of the Sinagpore Volunteer Constabulary led by Chief Training Officer Asst. Cmdt. S.Standard - 131 words
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Article66 1954-01-04 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Rengam, m Johore. elected its rust local Council today. Eighty-four per cent of the voters went to the polls, it was reported. The six elected members .ire N'2 Nai Foo (Chairman) Leong Fotiii Aik, Chan Kwai Nam. N. Lopez. Lim Liang Hoe and66 words
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Article65 1954-01-04 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Public opinion m favour of trial by jury was today mounting here following the circulation of the protest memorandum condemning the proposed modifications to the assessor system as '"a biow to Malaya's progress towards self-govern-ment." Climax of this growing opinion wil] come65 words
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318 1954-01-04 2 Hairy Beings Last Of A Dying Race? Experts Make Their Guesses KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Anthropological circles m Malaya believed today that the three strange creatures seen m South Perak since Christmas Day might be "remnants of a dying Polyandrous tribe," driven off their virgin jungle hideouts by bombing, terrorists or318 words
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Article237 1954-01-04 2 MALACCA, Sun.— Three pastors were ordained full elders m the Methodist Church In Kubu, yesterday, when Bishop Raymond Archer opened the 59th Session of the Methodist (Malaya) annual conference. 1 They were the Rev. Ong Chaik Ghee, pastor of the Gey- lang Church. Singapore, Mr. jNg237 words
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180 1954-01-04 2 Entries For Exhibition Close Friday SINGAPORE Art Society is reminding Colony photographers that entries for their fifth open exhibition of photographs must reach the organisers, c/o the Raffles Museum, not later than Friday. Mr. Francis Wu. famous Hongkong photographer, who is arriving today by air from Hongkong, will help m180 words
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Article241 1954-01-04 2 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S first $62,000 School of Building, planned to turn out about 300 skilled workmen each year will start functioning today. The school jvill be officially opened on Jan. 25, but 12 youths between 14 and 18 years of age will start their lessons241 words
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Article30 1954-01-04 2 Suppiah Vallasamy. 37, was found hanging from a rope tied to a beam m his quarters m the labourers' lines, Telok Blangah Road, yesterday morning. He was dead.30 words
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179 1954-01-04 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Pan-Malayan Students Federation, which concluded its first annual conference here this week-end, has urged the University of Malaya to create an agricultural faculty immediately. '"Such a faculty is vital to a country like Malaya whose economy is based on agriculture, "a179 words
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Article88 1954-01-04 2 KUALA LUMPUR, SunTwo terrorists— a man and a woman— were killed yesterday m the Slim River area of Perak by the Ninth Platoon of 'C Company. 2nd Battalion, Malay Regiment. A' rifle, a hand grenade, and ammunition were recovered. In the Batu Gajah area of88 words
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Article124 1954-01-04 2 Xmas Fund Helps To Cheer Sick IPOH, Sun. During Christmas week, three very successful parties were held m the Ipoh and Batu Gajah Hospitals for the children and TB patients. These parties were organised by the Perak branch of the British Red Cross Society together with the Women's Service League.124 words
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Article65 1954-01-04 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun Seven Malay officers from Brunei will visit Johore Bahru on Jan. 7 on an observation course. The Johore Bahru Town Council will hold a special meeting on that day at the Council Chambers m which the seven officers will attend. Johore Government Malay65 words
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Article, Illustration57 1954-01-04 2 DhotQ. JAPAN'S first Minister to Ceylon, Mr. S. Kimura, (with coat) arrived m Sinrannr* n. Saturday with his family on his way to take up his new appointment H? 8 W S JS at Kalian* Ajrpprt by the Japanese Consul General m Singapore. M,! K«Standard - 57 words
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Advertisement173 1954-01-04 2 We request all onr Chinese —H fc**\ frieads to book liieir orders early for their £^"^^l NEW YEAR jdflUM 1 Spotless? New miracle Fabric New Miracle fabric i* N y i on Gabardine See if at Chanrai's Nylon Gabardine Trousers 521.50 Nylon Gabardine Suits $75.40 La Conga (The material that173 words
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Advertisement277 1954-01-04 2 i Special J Announcement *fc We take great pleasure m an- nouncing that we have been T appointed J Sole Agents J for Singapore and Federation of Malaya J For J 1 NIXON CAMERAS NiKKOR LENSES i I NIKKOB LENSES ABE THE BEST for LEECA, CONTAX and KINE-EXAKTA also for277 words
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548 1954-01-04 3 Capt. D. H. de T. Reade - Capt. D. H. de T. Reade Fresh Triumph For Somersets By THIS is the story of a National Service officer and two men of the Somerset Light Infantry who took part m a hundred per cent successful and dramatic night ambush of Communist terrorists548 words
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Article154 1954-01-04 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE new system introduced for the installation of electrical appliances hired from the Singapore City Council has proved to be satisfactory, Mr. R. A. Waddle, the City Electrical Engineer, told The Standard. H r > .-aid that a lowing the City's electrical154 words
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Article, Illustration53 1954-01-04 3 Ct.NERAL Sir Gerald Tempier is seen here conveying his good wishes to the women la \yer Hunins Soufh New Village which he visited on the last day of his two-day tour of parts of Negri Sembilan on Dec. 30—31, last year. During the tour he travelled several hundred miles by53 words
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Article105 1954-01-04 3 IPOH, Sun. The Upper Perak Division of UMNO has warned its members against attending any meeting that may be called by the National Association of Perak with the object of forming an NAP branch m the area. It has drawn the members' attention to105 words
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Article40 1954-01-04 3 MR. R. A. BUTLER, Britain's Chancellor of Exchequer, who arrived m Singapore on Saturday, will give a Press conference at Mallaig, residence of the CommissionerGeneral of South East Asia, Mr Malcolm Mac Donald. at 10.30 a.m. today.40 words
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Article, Illustration57 1954-01-04 3 All Smiles After The Fine Job THE Somerset Light Infantry trio, (from left) Pte.Gnham Davey, 2/Lt. Oliver Eley, and Pte. Fred Ballard, who took part m a 100 per cent successful and dramatic night ambush of Communist terrorists m Malaya on the night of Dec. 27, last year, m ichich57 words
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Article309 1954-01-04 3 -SAYS CHAIRMAN Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Anti-Tuberculosis Association intends to extend its activities by taking more free cases and increasing the capacity of its Clinic this year, to meet "a real and great need." And they can certainly do this if they have the means,309 words
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Article80 1954-01-04 3 AUTOMOBILE Association of Singapore, with a membership of nearly 6,000 m the Colony, is launching a courtesy campaign for road-users. In a concerted effort to bring courtesy to the roads, the December issue of A.A. news bulletin contains a coloured "courtesy" transfer. Members are asked to80 words
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Article112 1954-01-04 3 MR. PETER CHONG, sole proprietor of Messrs. Peter Chong and Managing Director of two other firms, Monico Co., and Maynard Co., Ltd., gave a party to his family and relations at the Southern Hotel last Thursday night m celebration of his 53rd. birthday. Front row (seated): Mr. Henry112 words
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Article95 1954-01-04 3 He Carried More Than 90 Cents JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Mohamed AH bin Mohd. Sham, a revenue officer m the Johore I Bahru Customs, was today fined $400 or m default four months' imprisonment by the President of the Sessions Court, Mr. N. L. Cohen, for accepting a bribe of $29.60.95 words
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Article198 1954-01-04 3 MODERN ¼-MIL. MARKET PLAN Standard Staff Reporter A MODERN quartermillion dollar market is being planned for the residents of the Sennett Reality Estate m Singapore, The Standard learned yes-; terday. Work will start immediately the City Council approves the plan that i s to be submitted as it is felt198 words
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Article73 1954-01-04 3 MISS FREDA GWILLIAM, Assistant Adviser on Education to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, is arriving by air m Singapore today, on an extensive tour of South East Asia. Particularly concerned with girls' education. Miss Gwilliam will be meeting Colony teachers at a Conference on Girls73 words
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Article, Illustration35 1954-01-04 3 LEX THORNL. at the Kuala Lumpur Radio Malaya s marathon session of the Dollar for Discs" programme which netted over 810,000 for Lady Templer T.B Fund. Standard photo by long Pen? Seoos35 words
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Article240 1954-01-04 3 SINGAPORE last year consumed 57 million cubic feet of gas and 60,000,000 units of electricity more than m 1952, The Standard was told. City Gas Engineer, Mr. M. M. Patterson, said the City consumed 532 million cubic feet of gas m 1953 against 475240 words
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Advertisement77 1954-01-04 3 SUNLIGHT SOAP costs even less Now only per \^^>\ Sunlight Soap now costs j^^^^ even less than before. It saves I pn gk* your money and your clothes M \C too Sunlight's gentle lather gets R l rid of dirt without hard rubbing. p With ordinary soaps you wear away77 words
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Yauth A PAGE FOR THE YOUNG
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705 1954-01-04 4 IRVING DESFOR - IRVING DESFOR By CHOW ING home movies is the occasion for more apologie*. excuses and explanations for the average camera fan, probably, than any other phase oi photography. That's becau.se m no other fled of photography is so mucn bad tlm saved705 words
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Article344 1954-01-04 4 YOU happen to be n itzerland on the ri -a *tv<-er.d m July jnd you :.d Like to e-vov the atmosphere of i fes-val probably u.i.oue of :-s kind, then a trip the "3raderie Biennoise" j 3ieT^.- is worthwhile. Tie .vord "braderie" derives the v.d iocai French344 words
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Article123 1954-01-04 4 THE California sea lion uses its own nose for bait, letting it project above the surface of the water to attract sea guils which plunge into the sea lion's mouth as they dive for "fish." THE vole, although no larger than a mouse, caused the defeat of123 words
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Article, Illustration102 1954-01-04 4 IT Ml a special Christmas party— for the unwanted dogs «ho hve at the Marshgate R.S.P.C.A. Dogs' Home at Donfaster. Yorks. The doss at the home, rescued from wanderm? the streets, had a Christmas tree, and each got from it a rubber ball, a new lead orMirrorpic - 102 words
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Article, Illustration60 1954-01-04 4 Photo). BILLY, the musical chimp, bashes away at the drums and doesn't care what it sounds like. Billy is a member of the famous Bertram Mills Circus and is delighting Londoners now. While he beats out the rhythm, his companion Jack sets the pace on the miniatureUP - 60 words
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Article542 1954-01-04 4 ELIZABETH TAYLOR - ELIZABETH TAYLOR By T SUPPOSE there are people A who can remain oblivious to the sound of music, who can put it off easily and reserve it for formal occasions. It is not so with me. To me, music is an essential part of the diet,542 words
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Article44 1954-01-04 4 fr/TIEN Littlest One tod her brother Tirr. ca oe over I always ask. '1; long can you stay 0 One morning Tim "We can stsv as tang as we behave ourse'ves and polite and we wan trying to be poiite'"' Marion HUligoss.44 words
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Article252 1954-01-04 4 I DID not know my cousin's four year old boy very well, when I offered to look after him one afternoon. "Brain is always sc quite." I remarked to bis mother, when I called for him. I thought she looked at me rather curiously, but she252 words
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Article154 1954-01-04 4 F WAS getting acquainted with Melinda Jo, six-year-old member of a very horse-minded family. "Melinda Jo," I queried, "do you like horses as well as the other members of your family?" She gave the matter serious thought, and then said, "No, Aunt Bess, I believe I like the154 words
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Miscellaneous73 1954-01-04 4 KE£tt^Sß&^ speto op 25 knots. Swe kad 7/—. oojecteo. Ar4D mo fet^l^H jfl '"Si-i BW^^^a^^^^^&i^^y^fcHP^?tHr jy_# "^r^^tm jßm£l&f&£f T t6 SEPAEATE ENGIMES TOTALLING T LIGHT HAS gyee F^rf JSBB v ~J&**Bs&L~^^M £*W^L |yj| l» S^ S^,^/ Y l^r=i7'zJ?'£^!!^ W^A «is famous -it*«/>af»v/^fe' bark seym togctmec a lettec jf&U^fM Xir ji73 words
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Article696 1954-01-04 5 UNOBTRUSIVELY to become history, the year 1953 departed with business generally at rather a low ebb and money scarcer than twelve months ago. The Industrial market closed steady, tins uncertain and both rubbers and loans neglected. During this three and a half day period696 words
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Article165 1954-01-04 5 Industrials: Con solidated Tin Smelter 3 24/-. Fraser Neave Ords. $2.02* to $1.95. Gammons $2.90 to $2.95. Hammers $2.87$ Hong Kong Bank Col. $855. 'Wm Jacks $3.90. j Malayan Cements $1.34 and! $1.35. Overseas Chinese Bank $27.75 Robinson Ord. $1.72*. Singapore Cold Storage $4.10 to $4.15 Straits Times165 words
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Article32 1954-01-04 5 FIRE destroyed the attap roof of a poultry shed at the 14J Mile, Jurong Rjad, Singapore, yesterday morning before a fire-engine arrived to prevent it from doing further damage.32 words
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Article292 1954-01-04 5 Standard Staff Reporter FOOD, shelter and freedom are the birth-right of the working class, and no force on earth can deny them these three essentials, said Mr. G. Mappara, the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions' representative m South -East Asia, yesterday. Mr. Mappara said292 words
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Advertisement40 1954-01-04 5 BALDNESS t"Wt HAIRFALL tv^f Use nr Lavis's ZyS^ Pomade CAPILLOGENA Capillo^ena stops hair fall and joins ba!U Destroys dandruff »calp irritation and procures new hwH of hair $2 50 Postage extra. CHARI CO.. (Post Box 123) l&Robinson Rd, Spore 1,40 words
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Advertisement211 1954-01-04 5 i \rni\ti ucvTt "MISS LUN LING" by Teoh Chee Keat of 57, Magazine Road, Penang. AiresHex, f.ll, 1/100. Agfa. "MIDDAY QUIET" by Koh Leng Kiat of 74, Tras Street, Singapore. Rolleiflex, f.ll, 1/100. Kodak, Super XX. KKiAnV WJBfFWk "HOW DO YOU LIKE MY BABY" by Mist Lee See Yuen of211 words
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Miscellaneous305 1954-01-04 5 The Stars And You By Hit t Del Mar |t» l> s in x ,i liiA: i v ii t:>»- tiiiii^ it k« i!«. 1n».... ir. !.i<-ti'-ftllf i»; sui'.jinH thy -."!«»r Vll.'l! )>,>.t* M«»MJ H>K I KN i»\h r tiit of rt on joy a »t i Laa ni» RiirrnsMiN305 words
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Miscellaneous476 1954-01-04 5 SDAFDS AFSDF i niMjl $l"X: Fun Hee Yun Kah 3. 6.30 and STIN fiAPOHi 9 15 p m i iJINUAKURtI KUALA LUMPUR Hk'^^ M M ?*M REX: Gilbert And Sullivan 3. 6.30. I safe J M/stS'/j 93 T)!n Wfr M Mffjfwmr "HI ODEOX: Military Policemen 315. Wt jf y|ff* V476 words
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Miscellaneous302 1954-01-04 5 Badiol SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA, S PORK: 716 a.m. Morning Star: 7.30 News; 7.35 Melody Mixture; 8 pm Rhythm m 'ihe Sun; 1.01 p.m Fredd:e Martin Orch; 1.30 News; 145 Ballad Time Gigli; 5.02 Light Music; 5.15 Calling All Children: 6 p.m. Listeners' Choice; 6.55 News; 7.15 Barrell House; 730 Sports302 words
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Article878 1954-01-04 6 WITH the dispatch of identically worded notes to the Kremlin from the United States, Great Britain and France, the Big Four talks will be definitely held m Berlin starting from January 25. The Western Powers have agreed to the postponement of three w-_vks asked by the878 words
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Article1441 1954-01-04 6 Wooing The Chinese Peasant By The Times Hongkong Correspondent SOON after the Communists entered Shanghai m May, 1949, they asked for volunteers to help m the drive to the south. The armies at their disposal were more than enough, but a fresh administration had to be conjured up overnight. TheThe Times Hongkong Correspondent - 1,441 words
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Article554 1954-01-04 6 Stop Exploiting Women Sir; I am surprised to read the letter under the heading 'Sheer Nonsense' by L.C.L. m the Singapore Standard of December 31. A man with a harem or an assortment of concubines is no better than a cock m the roost. The difference between man and beast554 words
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Article, Illustration116 1954-01-04 6 Sir: The article which appeared m your issue of 31st December, under the heading "Grads' Associations to merge" is misleading m certain respects. I would therefore like to point out that there is no intention of "scrapping" the Alumni Association or "merging" with any other organisation116 words
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Article256 1954-01-04 6 Sir:— The so-called modern thinkers and writers nowadays argue what if women marry more than one husband when men are not entirely prohibited from marrying more than one wife even when the men can afford it m more than one respect. Take for Instance any community having a256 words
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Article221 1954-01-04 6 Sir; There i? nothing to shake the Home Guard on matters of recruiting members here. In this town or ten thousand souls, about 300 Home Guard members have shouldered shot guns for well-nigh three years, and there is not an inkling when they will be discharged and replaced by221 words
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438 1954-01-04 6 The Church In Russia Is More Vigorous NEW YORK. (AP) Out of the fog of fact, rumour and fiction comes this authoritative finding: the church m Russia today is more vigorous than for many years despite Communism's scorn for religion. The situation, and how it came about, involves a strange438 words
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Advertisement122 1954-01-04 6 SINGAPORE noKB STANDARD INOEPtNDfcNI MORNING NEWSPAPER HEAD OFFICE 128. Robin«oo Road, Singapore Ttlephooe Not: *****—***** Ce*fa ft Telegisph Address: TIGERNEWS Singopor*. BRANCH OFFICES LONDON Room 222 The Time* Building. Printing Horn* Squore London S.C 4 KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 45 Sultan St.. 83. Cowon St. 8. Leith St., Tele: 4588122 words
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Advertisement22 1954-01-04 6 c# HeaUn PROPER N«B|MSpiENT PROn SLEEP So remember tllfer: Popular food Beverage Ull^i^e Mght-eap A. WANDER LTD. (Incorporated m EngSand) SINGAPORE I22 words
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Article172 1954-01-04 7 IGNORE INDIA, ARM PAX HE SAYS WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 (AP) The Eisenhower Administration was urged yesterday by Senator William F. Know land (RCalifornia) to ignore objections by India and extend military aid to Pakistan. Senator Knowland, Senate Republican leader, said m an interview he believes Pakistan "has the prospect of172 words
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Article, Illustration70 1954-01-04 7 TEHERAN. Jan. 3. (UPV Tbt Iranian military prosecutor demanded the death pena ty on charges of treason touay for former Foreign Minister Husein Fatemi who disappeared at the height ol the fighting which ousted formei Premier Mohammed Mossao.'i last August. Prosecutor Hussein Azemoudeta said Fa ternUP - 70 words
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Article, Illustration89 1954-01-04 7 MICHAEL TAILBY (right), lti. of Derby and John Lewis, 15. from Lewis, Sussex, wonder whether tea is the correct beverage for spacemen. Dressed m "cosmic ray suits" complete with transparent plastic helmets and "beetle" antennae, they are all set for the time-and-space voyage being staged by the ElectricalAP - 89 words
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Article31 1954-01-04 7 THE 17 persons implicated m the murder of Afchar Touss, Chief of Police under the Mossadeq government, were acquitted by the Iranian Court of Appeal on Saturday. photo. AFP.AFP. - 31 words
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Article152 1954-01-04 7 Frankie Flies Home Without Ava ROME. Jan (AP> I i Sinatra slum y Ben c to Hollywood yesterday, :v- reconci iation with ;ai :::er still incomplete. "Wf UPC *:'yi-°-S 'o work out r» ns. There >'. -ire is," the crooning B m ttai aid A -i fave point U) that152 words
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Article333 1954-01-04 7 PEKING TALKS ON DUAL CITIZENSHIP Rl Chinese Face A Knotty issue By ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN, Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, Jan. 3— Red China and Indonesia have opened long-awaited negotiations centering around the delicate and knotty issue of Chinese double citizenship. The talks are being conducted at Peking by Indonesia's first333 words
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Article41 1954-01-04 7 TEHERAN. Jan. 3 (AFP) About 50 persons were killed yesterday when an avalanche destroyed the village of Sitch, near Astara, close to the Soviet border and the Caspian Sea. A large number of persons were reported injured.41 words
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Article185 1954-01-04 7 WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.— Senator Hubert Humphrey (D-Minn) yesterday proposed to President Eisenhower that the United States join an existing European or ganisation, set up under the United Nations, for pooling atomic information. j Sen. Humphrey said that m this way a start could be madeAP; Reuter - 185 words
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Article133 1954-01-04 7 Elephants Frightened By Tiny Dog LONDON, Jan. 3, (Reuter) Three elephants ran amok at a circus at Olympia here yesterday after being frightened by a tiny pomeranian dog as they were making their way to the ring. Milling about, stamping their feet and swinging their trunks they lumbered into a133 words
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Article64 1954-01-04 7 TEHERAN, Jan. 3 (Reuter) Police last night arrested several youths for distributing pamphlets calling on the population to celebrate tomorrow as a day of mourning for the imprisonment of Dr. Mohammed Mossadeq. The pamphlets seized by police m the streets, schools and university rooms declared I64 words
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Article48 1954-01-04 7 HONGKONG, Jan. 3 (AFP) Six hundred taels of gold and 700 watches with a total value of about HK$3OO,OOO were seized by Hongkong revenue officers on board the freighter Chun Sang yesterday shortly before the ship left for Singapore. There were no claimants.48 words
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155 1954-01-04 7 LONDON. Jan. 3. (UP)— Maj.Gen. "Mike" West, former Commander of the Commonwealth Division m Korea, surprised Britons yesterday with a disclosure that several British soldiers had been courtmartialed m Korea for cowardice. The much-decorated general appeared on a television programme called "Press Conference" last155 words
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Article172 1954-01-04 7 WHEN WILL CHURCHILL RETIRE? LONDON, Jan. 3. (Reuter) Last week's edition of the influential weekly review Economist said the future of Sir Winston Churchill was the immediate question mark over British politics m the year now beginning. "Will he retire within the next few months and be replaced as head172 words
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Article48 1954-01-04 7 NEW YORK. Jan. 3. (AP).— Composer William C. Handy, 80, who wrote the "St. Louis Blues." has married his Secretary of 16 years. Mrs. Irma Logan. 51. Handy, a widower. is a great-grandfather aD d the bride is a divorcee. Both are Negroes.48 words
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306 1954-01-04 7 Peter Gruening - BURMA ENTERS SEVENTH FREEDOM YEAR Peter Gruening By SINGAPORE. Jan. 4 (UP) Battle-scorched Burma today enters her seventh year of independence with widespread official confidence that 1954 will see an end to civil strife and the beginning of a golden era of prosperity. Weary but jubilant after six years of306 words
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Article51 1954-01-04 7 NAIROBI. Jan. 3 (Reuter)— Top level discussions on the anti-Mau Mau campaign are to be held here next week between General Sir George Erskine and the Royal Air Force Middle-East Commander-in-Chief, Air Marshal Sir Cedric Peily, a Royal Air Force spokesman announced here last sight.51 words
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157 1954-01-04 7 NEW YORK. Jan. 3 (UP)— United Stales experts who have learned Communist methods from firsthand experience said on Saturday that it may be necessary to pay ransom ior the release I 30 Americans held by I Chinese Reds. The National Broadcasl Company157 words
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Article134 1954-01-04 7 Turpin Fined £2 For Having Gun ABERGELE. North Wfl '.i (Reuter). Randolph '1 irpin. British and Emp;n a»eweight boxing cha was fined £2 sterling a1 a Magistrate's: Court here ye*terday for keeping a i.he w;thout a firearn.- oerta> Scale. The Bench ordered the rifle .122 t0 be confiscated. Tarpin, 25.134 words
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Article, Illustration110 1954-01-04 7 PARIS. Jan. 3, (Reir Leaders of >tr:k;ng rai station posta". workers de ft m principle to go lack I on Monday. The i be ratified by individual members of the unions. The decision which end the holiday tie-up ol < ters and packages tx known afterAP - 110 words
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Advertisement1142 1954-01-04 8 COMPANY REPORTS Chermang Development five years. Rubber Company Limited., whose shares are will retain tapping rights until held by several, local rubber 31st December 1962 as it is companies made a net profit of anticipated that mining land $226 162 (31.4%) and paid 20% will not be required for at1,142 words
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Article790 1954-01-04 9 by Peter Mayne (John Murray 155.) Reviewed by HAROLD NICOLSON REELING that he was overcivilised. that he had become an "illiterate intellectual," that he needed a dose of regeneration, Mr. Peter Mayne descended upon Marrakesh He hi~ed a room and a kitchen m the native quarter,790 words
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Article846 1954-01-04 9 Marghanita Laski - Marghanita Laski By Moscow. By Theodor Plievier. (Frederick Muller. 12s. 6d.) Most Loving Mere Folly. By Edith Pargeler. (Heinemann. 12 s. 6d.) The Flesh m the Mirror. By Felicien Marc.eau. Vision. < 12s. 6d.) Barcelona Road By Laura Talbot. (Macmillan. 12s. 6d.) Hotel Talleyrand. By Paul Hyde Bonner.846 words
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Article862 1954-01-04 9 EDWIN MUIR - EDWIN MUIR By The Golden Echo. By David Garnett. (Chatta and Windu.s. 215.) TN the last half-century literature seems to have run m families more than it ever did before; writers begetting writers, critics breeding novelists and novelists critics, and learned aunts and uncles encouraging children to862 words
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Article272 1954-01-04 9 FERVOUR: Father Gerald Vann begins his lively and some-what over-fervently written THE WATER AND THE FIRE (Collins, 12s. 6d.) with a very telling analysis of modern life and its distractions. With his first three chapters, indeed, no one with a religious outlook wouid fundamentally disagree. His quotations272 words
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Miscellaneous280 1954-01-04 9 ah «otta nuMSN n.ngLC. "N I' i ri.T i LL i i 1 .IL. l t— OOiCK y DAWNS »*£A* -is.. J X MAMWV 4 NEART °V4s4 Ar THAT INSTANT- ,p^„„ r< -AN'SCCT M£R Wfr'TH'RJLLV I |ipVCS-^ W^.sg-i«i s?iK£s?!gS^ -^^^k Lgp°°x««s^«^m«^^ f^^^SiM *^»^"^^y liii^B^^^^^CU^ IwTHCSISl 1 1 I GOSH,/ BLAIR?280 words
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Article, Illustration41 1954-01-04 10 THE "perpetual sprin?** weather of Venezuela is a delight f»r Yankee tourist, Claire Kallen of Elizabeth, New Jers«% And laire is a delight for the other tourists at the nrw Tamaaato Hotel as she basks In the New Year sun.41 words
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Article364 1954-01-04 10 Sir: With reference to Mr. J. D. Duncanson's opinion m last week's Standard, I am sorry to say that I cannot agree with him. His translation of the 20th Chang of Book XV of Confucian Analects fa A reads: "Confucius said, -The gentleman candidate never questions the364 words
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Article, Illustration459 1954-01-04 10 Sir; Dato Sir Roland Braddell, senior member of the Malayan Bar, a whitemaned. majestic figure m immaculate morning attire who looks the picture of health m spite of his age and type-cast fo r the legal part, has argued and won more cases civil and criminal—before the459 words
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Article349 1954-01-04 10 Sir; Mr. George Edinger seems to believe that the form of government is irrelevent to the character and nature of trade unionism m a country. In simple language, he seems to imply that even under Hitler's regime, the function of a trade union should be directed only towards349 words
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Article355 1954-01-04 10 Sir— l read with interest Mr. S.K. Foong's "Confucius was no Classicist" which appeared m your "People's Column" on 18th ct last month. I would like to say I hold a different view. Before I come down to brass tacks, I want to make it clear355 words
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Article, Illustration57 1954-01-04 10 N S THIS is not a Cinemascope shot of actress Terry Moore, but she looks appealing enough m this black and white narrow-lens medium. Terry is appearing currently m "Beneath the 12-mile Reef" and will soon be seen m "King of the Khyber Rifles." They are two57 words
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Advertisement189 1954-01-04 10 J^ CATHAY ORGANISATION JgL V*f^ ATTRACTIONS! "^if fi V Jfcßi If 111 M/ Soul-... (»reat Dances... Great Slar Performances DON'T MISS 3L- TICHNICOIX>W S?ED^SIAIRE gtT) gl^» Oscar levant- Nanette Fabray- jack Buchanan Tmcr THLjc Je n coming! sSSs act^; rr I KSI Best Actress p THE 2nd WEEK END STILL189 words
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Advertisement230 1954-01-04 10 9ill CANTON W.^^- VIRGINIA MAYO iH DALE ROBERTSON I WhrWL STEPHEN McNALLY 7 r ijp--^|l ARTHUR HUNNICUTT [DMUNO GHAINGEt Jj HIRE OF VIEWERS 20 cts. ■V Plus deposit 40 cts refundable JL/^ NEXT CHANCE Cl/OMtet, J{uoica£> f COLUMBI:. presets STANLEY KRAMER'S FIRST MUSICAL WOAfDERAMA i ?^^^ssbows Dally LAST DAY DON'T230 words
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Article243 1954-01-04 11 More Cycling Honours To John Soh PEXANG, Sun.— The winner of the 50-mile Round the Island Cycling race, John Soh carried off the main honours of the first night of the All Malayan Cycling Carnival yesterday when he not only won the final of the Two Miles cycling race for243 words
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Article110 1954-01-04 11 MELBOURNE. Jan. 3 (AP>— Australia s touted tennis teenag«ra can be beaten and America snould start laying plans immediately for the recapture of the Davis Cup next year, a U.S. Lawn Tennis Association official said today 1 don't go alon. with the theory that Australia has110 words
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Article196 1954-01-04 11 LONDON. Jan. (Reuter)— New Zealand tour: Ulster 3 New Zeaianders 5 paved at Belfasi Final England international trial; England 6 The Rest 8 Club matches: Guys Hospital Old Merchant Taylors 0. L.-r.don ftriHi 9 Lansdo'.vr.e 6: r 9cottish 0 Gloucester 10; ißoss! n Park 0 B:ackheath 9".196 words
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Article, Illustration66 1954-01-04 11 OFFER TO PIRIE IS CONFIRMED WASHINGTON. Jan. 3, (AP) Georgetown track coach. Frank Sevigne, confirmed Saturday he had written to Gordon Pirie. Britain's 22-year-old ace runner, and said "if we can get him, I'll be more than happy." But he .said a good academic standing is required for all Georgetown66 words
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Article166 1954-01-04 11 Bassett Batters Frenchman PARIS. Jan. 3, (AP).— Percy Bassett, world interim featherweight champion, last night knocked out Jacques Herbillon, French lightweight champion, m the first round of their scheduled 10--round bout m the Paris Palais des Sports. Bassett, a bundle of fighting fury. floored Herbillon three times. The Frenchman, went166 words
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Article64 1954-01-04 11 STOCKHOLM. Jan. 3. (AP) Russia's ice hockey federation confirmed yesterday that it will send a team to the 1954 ice hockey world championships m Stockholm, it was officially reported. It will be the first Russian participation m an ice hockey world championship tournament. The entries are:64 words
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Article229 1954-01-04 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The original Harlem Globetrotters fabulous wizards of basketball literally I "ran riot" at Kuala Lumpur's Chen Wu Stadium last night. While the Trotters "mesmerised" well over 4,000 wildly cheering .fans with their speed and artistry, the interval actors had the spectators roaring229 words
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Advertisement158 1954-01-04 11 NOTICES MERU TIN LIMITED TVTOTIFICATION has been received by the Resident Director from the Board of Directors m London, that no Final Dividend will be paid m respect of the Year ending 30th June 1953, subject to approval of the shareholders at The Annual General Meeting to be held m158 words
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Advertisement1032 1954-01-04 11 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF LAND OFFICE, SINGAPORE JOHORE BAHRU DOGS TENDER NOTICE ATT Hn oe ™,,c* u* r-* T ENDERS wil1 be received at Accent! for "954 a? the" c the office of the State Tava Pnori o on m 4 ic noon on the loth day of Janpm Mosed1,032 words
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Advertisement791 1954-01-04 11 SITUATIONS VACANT rEMPORARY Workshop Foreman in the P.W.D. Work;hop, Singapore. Candidates I hall preferably be not lea han 25 years of age. shai! have erved a" recognised apprentice hip with a reputable fengineeing firm, and shall have had a ;ood general education wr.h a easonable knowledge of vui'.en v and791 words
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Advertisement952 1954-01-04 11 Standard Service For The Unemployed AT YOUK BLEMC t: Are von unempolyed and m need: To belp you to find work the Singapore Standard Unemployment Bureau offers you free space m this column Just rail or write your local Standard office lor an application form which you should return with952 words
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Article946 1954-01-04 12 JDON, Jan I < Reuter League itandingj aftei Say's matci v« re: KIIKI m\MON p i .1 f a:' W n W 26 > 40 4 39 V. B .-i 26 IT 4 3 rS9 «:i 2ri 7 o 47 32 B 26 12 3 6 48946 words
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Article94 1954-01-04 12 BI I VST J; i Reuter^ c *->. e:ich side 4 a v > a fair re- o' c Nt v Zealand R- 4>7 V i i tc ing teams < > with U -:t: nere yeaterO3' Th€ V. Blacks were faster be-- nd the scrum94 words
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Article418 1954-01-04 12 FOG HITS SOCCER IN ENGLAND SIX MATCHES OFF LONDON, Jan. 3 (Reuter)— Sports worst enemy struck at English soccer today when fog caused three matches to be postponed and three abandoned after they had been started. Those off completely were Oldham versus Everts m Division 11, and Accrington— Rochdale and418 words
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Article207 1954-01-04 12 KINGSTON. Jamaica. Jan. 3. (Reuter) A 6ne ittarkin^ spell which yielded three wickets for 3 runs m eight balls enabled the M.C.C. to hold Jamaica to 891 for >» on the opening day of their match here. Jamaica had appeared to be on t )p with207 words
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Article96 1954-01-04 12 SEREMBAN*. Sun A combined Si^sjiipore Se!ant;or and N:'4i"i Ma i ays hockey team suffered a two nil defeat at the »ndi ■>: a Negri Sensbi'an Hockey Association XI here The M ilayj forward line which included the three Sheikh brothers, Mustapha, Mansoox and Aii. played well96 words
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Article67 1954-01-04 12 MELBOURNE. Jan. 3 (AP) British cycling champion, Reg Harris, crashed over another rider m the third heat of the '■World Series" match ra^e at Essendon (Melbourne) board track last night and suffered a badly gashed knee and an elbow injury. The match, m which Enzo Sacchi, of67 words
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172 1954-01-04 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Malayan Sikhs Sports Council which concluded its Quadrangular hockey tourney her c today, will field a combined side to meet a Selangor Mate XI m a friendly encounter on the Malaya District ground tomorrow. The M.S.S.C. team which was announced172 words
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Article477 1954-01-04 12 PROBABLY the biggest upset of the day was the crushing defeat of Leicester, second division leaders who were beaten 7—l at Leeds. Three of Leeds' goals were scored by Harry Iggieden, the insideleft, who had scored only twice before all season. Leicester retain the lead— one477 words
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Article, Illustration49 1954-01-04 12 Krishnan Beats Arkinstall CALCUTTA, Jan. 3: 0 (Reuter) Ramanathan <• Krislinan, 16-year-old In- 1 dian Davis Cup player, today won the men's sin- gles title at the National < j Lawn Tennis champion- < J ships here, beating Jack i Arkinstall (Australia) 2 6—2. 6—3, 7—5 m the 2 I49 words
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Article47 1954-01-04 12 CALCUTTA. Jan. 2 (Reuter) Jack Arkinstal (Australia) and Iftikhar Ahmed (Pakistan) won the mens doubles title today m the national lawn tennis championships here. Arkinstall and Ahmed beat the Indian Davis players Narendra Nath and Naresh Kumar, 3-6, 5-7, 8-6. 7-5, 6-3 m the final.47 words
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Article, Illustration44 1954-01-04 12 Hoopla artist Ray Wilbert m an interval act during the Harlem Globetrotters-Boston Whirlwinds basket ball exhibition at Chen Wu stadium m Kuala Lumpur last night, thrilled the spectators present with items like thi s one. (See report o n page 11)44 words
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Article325 1954-01-04 12 LONDON, Jan. 2 (AP)— Emil Zatopek's new year's eve feat m Brazil of running 7,300 metres m 20 minutes and 30.4 seconds had track and field statisticians re-checking their slide rules today. They looked up from their tabulations and proclaimed that Zatopek's clocking indicates the incredible325 words
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Article42 1954-01-04 12 *v 5 Quarter finals draw of the Singapore Hockey Association senior KO competition resulted as follows: Winners of Latiff Wanderers and University v RAF Seletar RAF Changi v SRC; Winners of REME and CSC v SCRCUniversity 2nd v Indian Association.42 words
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Article76 1954-01-04 12 SEREMBAN, Sun.— By defeating Negri Malays by four goals to three, Selangor Malays emerged champions of the Malay Triangular hockey Tournament between Singapore, Selangor and Negri Sembilan which concluded here this morning. The match provided fast and interesting hockey and the issue was m doubt until76 words
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705 1954-01-04 12 Six Wickets Victory For Commonwealth INDIA'S ATTACK FAIL CALCUTTA, Jan. 3: (Reuter)— Commonwealth touring cricketers won the third unofficial test against India here today by six wickets and so drew level on the series, India having won the first test at New Delhi with the second at Bombay drawn. Final705 words
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Article145 1954-01-04 12 NEW CAPS IN FRENCH RU TEAM PARIS. Jan. :>,: (Beutei Two new "cans"' Jean B Iquet (centre three quartet Robert Eauion (bade row ward) are included m Frai 'team to play Scotland m I Rugby Union internalioi (match at Murrayhe.c. E i burgh on January 9. Both men earned the.;145 words
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557 1954-01-04 12 CAPETOWN, Jan. 3 (Reuter)— New Zealand built up the huge total of MS m their first innings on the second day of the third test against South Africa here today and the home side had scored five runs without loss before stumps wer' drawn.557 words
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