Singapore Standard, 21 August 1954
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Title Section18 1954-08-21 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD c m m. VoL V. No. 50. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1954 TWELVE PACES IS CENTS.18 words
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98 1954-08-21 1 FFC TO SELL 133,000 TONS SYNTHETIC WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 (Heater) The Federal Facil:v. es Corporation < F.F.C. operator of the United States Government's synthetic rubber industry, announced today it would sell "approxi- 1 mately 43.000 long tons" of GR-S synthetic rubber m ftcrtember. Production of GR-S synthetic, the all purpose98 words
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Article28 1954-08-21 1 THONG AH WOH. a 41--year-old cyclist, died In the Singapore General Hospital last night, as a result of an accident with a car m Aijunied Road.28 words
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Article79 1954-08-21 1 Farewell Welcome IPOH, Fri. There were tears of farewell and cheers of welcome at the railway station here this afternoon tears for the departure of popular 12th Royal Lancers and cheers for the incoming troops of the 15/19 Hussars. The Hussars arrived here m a special train to take over79 words
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Article, Illustration478 1954-08-21 1 645 Schoolgirls Strike For The Sake Of One Man We Want Our Teacher Back' School Takes Him In Again By JOE SASSOON, Standard Staff Reporter SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIVE schoolgirls yesterday staged a four-hour sit-down strike just because of one man. The man is their popular teacher of English, Mr.Standard - 478 words
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Article103 1954-08-21 1 MALACCA PLANS 3a.m. DANCE Sleepy Hollow? Malacca, Fri. Undeterred by the frowns of the more conservative elements m Singapore over the idea of a dance till 1 a.m., the Settlement is planning a dance up to 3 a.m. for the World Assembly of Youths delegates on Aug 29 and 30.103 words
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116 1954-08-21 1 Mysterious Rubber Ship Leaves R.I. JAKARTA, Aug. 20: (Reuter) Polish "mystery" vessel, Polaszky, which has been loading rubber allegedly destined for Peking during the last two months, has left Tandjong Priok harbour some days ago, it was learned today. The Chairman of the Economic Section of Parliament, Mr. K.H. Tjikwan,116 words
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Article, Illustration167 1954-08-21 1 'GODS' SAY HE'S STILL ALIVE Missing Tec THE family of Detective Toh Keng Hwa who vanished last Thursday have consulted their Gods who have told them not to worry. "He is still alive and he can be found somewhere m Changi or Yio Chu Kang area...," the Gods said. But167 words
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Article44 1954-08-21 1 NEW DELHI, Aug. 20, (Reuter)— India today protested to Portugal against the alleged killing of a demonstrator by a Portuguese on the Goan border on Monday. The protest said: "These violent measures are bound to have grave repercussions m India."44 words
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Article47 1954-08-21 1 MANILA. Aug. 20, (AP)— A government spokesman today said the South-east Asia security conference "definitely will be held m Manila, instead of Baguio." He said an official announcement regarding the change will be made within a day or two by the Foreign Office.47 words
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Article16 1954-08-21 1 PREMIER Shigeru Yoshida will leave Tokyo on Sept. 25 for his world trip. A.F.P.16 words
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160 1954-08-21 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri— A| Police special squad yesterday killed a pretty samfooclad woman terrorist m the Puchong dis 'ict, Selangor and found a lipstick, a mirror and a comb m her breast pocket instead of the usual grenade. Xuenti-twu-j ear-old Lai Foo I Len. whose160 words
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Article98 1954-08-21 1 A COURT of Inquiry has already been constituted by the A.O.C. Malaya, Air ViceMarshal F. R. W. Scherger. to investigate the theft ol 59 bombs from the R.A.F. Station at Tengah. The Standard was told yesterday. The Court consists of three members, two of whom are98 words
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274 1954-08-21 1 Bankers, Clerks Get Into Uniform ONE HUNDRED and forty-five volunteers from the Singapore Military Forces left yesterday morning for the Federation to train m the bandit-infested jungle between Kluang and Mersing "prepared for any eventuality." They are going there for war games but the274 words
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Article187 1954-08-21 1 MCP's Underground Set-up THE Malayan Communist Party has established underground workshops m Singapore to manufacture explosive weapons for its killergangs, The Standard learns from informed sources. These workshops employ locally-trained "experts" to turn out these weapons. The so-called experts have full time jobs m the187 words
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166 1954-08-21 1 ANOTHER CALL TO 'LIBERATE' FORMOSA TOKYO. Aug. 20 (APT Communist China called again today for the "liberation" of Formosa and declared "we shall not stop until this objective is attained." A Peking Radio broadcast said Formosa "must be liberated by the Chinese people and they will brook no U.S. occupation,166 words
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Article31 1954-08-21 1 A FOOD hawker. Tan Bale Toh, 25, was found with his throat cut In a house m Malabar Street, Singapore. last night. He was admitted to the General Hospital.31 words
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Miscellaneous146 1954-08-21 1 $100-A-DAY (Quick Quiz) v CONTEST Ik RESULT A \m M MRS. Khoo Tiong Loan of 330-C, Tanjong Katong Road, Singapore, is the winner ol the Standard Quick Quiz No. 29. The judge was Colony Legislative Councillor. Dalo C. J. Paglar. A cheque for $100 has been sent to the winner.146 words
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274 1954-08-21 2 Penang Citizens Petition Council PENANG, Fri. Twelve prominent local citizens strongly appealed to the Settlement Council against the screening of the film, "The French Line/ and other such "sexy" films m Penang. The 1 appeal was presented to the Settlement Council meeting today by274 words
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Article156 1954-08-21 2 He Sent A Human Skull By Post SUNGEI PATANI, Fri. A parcel containing a human skull fitted with glass eyes and painted with yellow and green stripes was sent through the post m Kedah "to frighten" the assistant factory clerk of United Patani Estate, Govindasamy. The Magistrate's Court was told156 words
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Article134 1954-08-21 2 THE five British Parliamentary delegates, now m Singapore on a fact-finding mission, had a busy day yesterday visiting various schools, civic centres and housing projects. One party accompanied the Colony's Director of Educaon. Mr. R.M. Young, tourn? English and vernacular chools, while the other went "ith134 words
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Article83 1954-08-21 2 BUTTERWORTH. Fri.— For the purpose of carrying out road repairs, bridge No. 3/11 on the Penaga-Bendahari road together with 300 feet of adjacent roadway, will be closed to traffic from 6 a.m on Aug. 24 to 6 p.m. on Aug. 26. The Pulau Mertajam Road from83 words
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Article130 1954-08-21 2 SEREMBAN, Fri.—Twentyone Indian rubber tappers were detained by the police here yesterday, but were later released after questioning, following an attack on the General Manager of Siliau and Ulu Sawah Estate, Mr R. A. White, and two of his party. They party were visiting130 words
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Article105 1954-08-21 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 R S.S Spot Loose 66} 67 No. 1 R.S.S. 67 67i No. 2 R.S.S. 663 67 No. 3 R.S.S 663 66} Tone: Steady quiet. TIN PKICF The price of tin yesterday was $361 per105 words
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172 1954-08-21 2 Rulers Reject MIC 'Elected Reserve' Demand KLALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Keeper of the Rulers' Seal today told the Malayan Indian Congress that the Malay Rulers saw no reason to depart, at this stage, from recommendations of their select committees to accommodate the party's demand for elected majorities m State Councils.172 words
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Article42 1954-08-21 2 THE first attempt to organize Moslem youth on a global scale is to be made m Karachi next January, Inamullah Khan eader of the Pakistani delega- tion to the WAY conference I said m Singapore yesterday.42 words
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Article436 1954-08-21 2 D.N. PRITT ADMITTED TO LOCAL BAR MB. D. N. PRITT, Q.C., will defend the eight University of Malaya students, charged with sedition, when the case open s in the Singapore First District Court on Monday. He was admitted to the local Bar by the Chief Justice, Sir Charles MurrayAynsley, m436 words
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Article92 1954-08-21 2 Cloudburst Damages Cars In K.L. KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A freak rain storm hit Kuala Lumpur this afternoon, snapping trees and bringing down a huge wooden garage, near the headquarters of the Immigration Department, on a row of parked cars Five cars were damaged, two of which were badly smashed. "Flying"92 words
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Article262 1954-08-21 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri— The first batch of 150 student teachers for the Federation's new $3,000,000 Teachers' Training College m Kota Bharu will leave for Kelantan m a few days, Mr. L. D Whitfield, the Federation's Director of Education indicated today. i— The college, which262 words
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Article, Illustration378 1954-08-21 2 -DROWNING INQUEST A MEDICAL student, Wong Nang Eong, told the Singapore Coroner yesterday how, while swimming m the Chinese Swimming Club pool, he saw a dark iorm m tne water. Wong said he dived down and found that it was his friend. He brought the378 words
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Article75 1954-08-21 2 PENANG, Fri.— Results of the M.C.S. Law Examination, held on April 26, have been announced m the latest issue of the Government Gazette. Among those who passed Part II are Mr. Yap Kooi Hee. Chinese Affairs Officer, Balik Pulau, Mr. Khor Kok Meng. District Office, Balik75 words
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Article37 1954-08-21 2 HONGKONG, Aug. 20. Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were $15.61 to £1 sterling: 55.***** to US$l: $1,826 to Malayan Sl-, $0,190 to one Indonesian Rupiah, Gold $251.5 to 1 tael.37 words
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Article221 1954-08-21 2 l 7 E^ RLOH F The tragic story of how 22 school children wailed and shouted for help m a sinking boat until it finally went down m Pohong River one April afternoon, was unfolded m the Sessions Court, West Pahang, here, yesterday. The President221 words
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Advertisement334 1954-08-21 2 K^S M SINGAPORE STANDARD I 5100 trimm, bu» you can now e «d .n on*, two. three or a wholi »eeh s entries IN THI SAME ENVELOPE. Tlm closing dat. fo •II s« entries this week is Wednesday. August 25th Tlio nam, 1L c. W T^' **f* competition will be334 words
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Advertisement50 1954-08-21 2 MOTHER! p« there's nothing like CussonS baby powder and soap* ft. I /W aJa/t5 as i ayrut p^efe; fcwub o •rhh CIiTEX, CUTEX LIPSTICK— «t*r« Int. indelible smooth •«d creamy and NEVER leave* a kiss-print CUTEX NAH POLISH-. Goes on easier look* lovely longer and m the amazing SPIUPRUF bottle50 words
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Article, Illustration200 1954-08-21 3 THE sights and sounds of; Singapore were presented) to specially invited men i and women of the World Assembly of Youth, now m session m Singapore, at a I party jjiven by the Y.W.C.* i from the hardworking samshui who with her red cloth hat helps200 words
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256 1954-08-21 3 'Hampering Local Industry' A CHARGE that the Federation Government is hampering the development of local industry was made yesterday by Mr. Wong Tok Sau, managing director of the multi-million Amoy Canning Fac- tory. Citing an example of his own difficulties with the Government. Mr. Wong256 words
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Article157 1954-08-21 3 Two Top Bandits Killed KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. On the eve of Johore becoming -White" for the third time, five terrorists two of them high-ranking Party members have been killed m the State. A Fijian patrol yesterday killed two terrorists m the Yong Peng district, including ;Ah Lek. Communist branch committee157 words
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Article37 1954-08-21 3 PENANG. Fri. Residents m the north-east district of Penang Island who intend to take part m the 1955 pilgrimage, should send their applications to the Collector of Revenue, Penang, by Dec. 24, 1954.37 words
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Article52 1954-08-21 3 ALOR STAR, Thurs. Mr. F J. Thamboo. Honorary Secretary oi the Kedah Football Association, and Miss Dora Eliathamby were married m the Methodist Church here yesterday. m the presence of over 200 friends and relatives. The weddinf reception was later held at the Hwa Keow Middto52 words
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Article51 1954-08-21 3 THE Singapore Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. A. C. Goode, and his wife, will leave for South Africa on Sept. 1 for a short leave and will be back m the Colony on Oct. 17. During Mr. Goode's absence. Mr. J. D. Higham will act as Colonial51 words
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Article148 1954-08-21 3 PENANG, Fri.— Mr. M. P. Mathew was told m a written answer m the Settlement Council meeting today that filariasis (worms disease) was regularly prevalent m Province Wellesley, North. The infected areas are along the coastal belt from Telok Ayer Tawar to Bakau Tua and the148 words
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87 1954-08-21 3 TAIPING, Fri.— As an expression of thanks to the electorate for their support during the recent Town Council Elections, the Alliance (UMNO, MCA and PPP) will stage a car procession on Sunday commencing at 2 p.m. Later m the day. the Alliance will give a87 words
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Article155 1954-08-21 3 CHINESE DRAMA MUSIC FOR WAY TWO nights of Chinese drama and ancient Chinese music have been arranged for the benefit of delegates to the second World Assembly of Youth, at present meeting m Singapore. The two performances, which will be held at the Victoria Theatre on Aug. 23 and 24,155 words
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Article77 1954-08-21 3 Film. Fans To Choose Top Star THE Singapore Cinema Fans Association will shortly sponsor a contest to select the "best movie and the star actor of the year." The Executive Committee of the Association will discuss this at a meeting to be held tomorrow at the Association's premises m Gray77 words
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Article185 1954-08-21 3 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Fri.— The Police and their duties under "Operation Service** were defended by the Chairman, Mr. M. A. Kidner at yesterday's monthly Town Council meeting, following criticisms made by a member who complained that the public had been subjected to rude- Mr. Tan185 words
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Article420 1954-08-21 3 PONTIAH IS DECLARED WHITE AREA JOHORE BAHRU, Fri.— The coastal district of Pontian m Johore was declared a "white" ?I?XJl odoy as a reward h 15,000 people there for their staunch loyalty to Government since the Emergency. The white area— the third m Johore State— covers420 words
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Article, Illustration114 1954-08-21 3 EACH of them flew half-way round the world to meet m Singapore yesterday. Fifteen minutes after Mr. Russell Evans arrived by Qantas BOAC Constellation from Sydney, he met his wife Shirley who flew m from London. This happy picture was snapped on their meeting114 words
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Article159 1954-08-21 3 Call To Feed The Strikers KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The special committee set up by the Malayan Trade Union Council to give material aid to the strike-bound workers of Lever Brothers soap factory today appealed to them to register under its "one-worker-feed-one-striker" scheme. The strike started seven day s ago. A159 words
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Article147 1954-08-21 3 TROUBLE is brewing In the Pasir Panjang Power Station, The Standard learns. It is over the suspension of Mr. P. V. Nathan, secretary of the City Council Electrical Department Workers' Union, over alleged insubordination. The Union's Executive Committee last night decided to send a four-man deputation,147 words
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Advertisement260 1954-08-21 3 lastiny hvaniij VENETIAN BLINDS V. 1 j u.'.wj J —•v^' w ■""■■j|- *^B b<;:.eve thot this rs the f->esr Venet,an Blind m the World end we are glad to soy t^ct an ever-increasing number of our customers s-are our belref. The stove eno-neMed finish of the slats res st even260 words
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Advertisement178 1954-08-21 3 E You'll laugh i «i the heal when you h«v« a new j CARRIER i ROOM AIR CONDITIONER i I The new slim silhouette looks so handsome m your window. j The new Carrier scarcely extends beyond the silt— looks as pleasant as it makes you feel. Cools, filters, dehumidifies178 words
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Article339 1954-08-21 4 FINANCES HIT STUDENT INTAKE 'Situation Is Not Likely To Improve PENANG, Fri. Financial restrictions have mode it necessary, for the present, to prohibit any further addition to the annual intake of pupils m primary schools and a limitation on those who can progress to secondary types of schools. This was339 words
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Article156 1954-08-21 4 Magistrate Was Wrong —Judge PENANG, Fri.— Mr. Justice T. C. Spenser-Wilkinson delivering a judgment m the High Court today said it was wrong on the part of the Magistrate to convert a trial of one charge during its i course into a trial on both charges when he had already156 words
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Article, Illustration60 1954-08-21 4 MALACCA. Fri.— The general committee of the MCA <Muar sub-branch) will meet on Sunday at 10 a.m. at the Chei Chee Assembly Hall, Jalan Arab. Muar, to decide how to deal with a member who did not comply with the recent Alliance Headquarters directive to resign60 words
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Article36 1954-08-21 4 MALACCA, Fri.— The Pipes and Drums of the Second Battalion 6th Gurkhas will play at the Malacca Stadium tomorrow and beat the Retreat after the soccer match between Malacca and the Queen's Royal Regiment.36 words
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Article53 1954-08-21 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A total of 2,495 societies was registered m the Federation up to the end of July, this year, it was officially announced today. Thirty-seven societies were registered m July alone and a further 32 applications were received. The Wah Hon Benevolent Section, Setapak Selangor, was53 words
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Article114 1954-08-21 4 PENANG, Fri.— The Secretary of the Asian Socialist Conference, Mr. Winjono of Indonesia told a gathering of Labour Party members and trade unionists at the City Lights Dance Hall here that they were comrades m arms fighting for socialism m Asia. "The time will come when114 words
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Article57 1954-08-21 4 TAIPING. Frl.— The TaiPing Branch of the Perak Adult Education Association have organized a basketry class, which is believed to be the first association class of its kind m the Federation. Most of the pupils are teachers of the local English schools. The class meets twice57 words
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Article34 1954-08-21 4 MALACCA, Fri.— The Settlement Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Mr. A. W. Sweetman, will lay the foundation stone of the $40,000 Hwa Chiao Chinese Vernacular School m Masjid TanaH tomorrow.34 words
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Article, Illustration90 1954-08-21 4 MADAM Lay Ah Thow, 32, of Teluk Anson whose husband died recently, is now finding* it difficult to support her family of five children. Before his death, her husband, Quah Ah Bah, was an odd job labourer. The eldest son is 14--year-old Quah Bok Lai.Standard - 90 words
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Article140 1954-08-21 4 PENANG, Fri. Three new scholarships were awarded Penang students for study overseas last year one for architecture, one for civil engineering and one for electrical engineering. This was revealed by the Chief Education Officer, Penang, Mr. J. N. Davids, m the annual report of140 words
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Advertisement366 1954-08-21 4 IfLSHAW BROTHERS^ IF SINGAPORE IS UNDER MARTIAL I LAW until we annihilate j| B vfiMf I 1 STAND FAST! *|tfE9fe I These monstrous -3 creatures without h I a name have JS j already penetrated ..?*^CJr *j£ I JB nn "jj^m 11—1.41 I j.3i 93$ X^^V ffi I WOK NOW366 words
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Advertisement295 1954-08-21 4 |CATHAY ORCAMISATIOIM ATTRACTIONS mInA g. MANGANO PASSION TOILS |A IS NOTHIM; m SHOHT of a AND TUMBLES c■?vc i i THHOI (.If X —Bosley Crowther. DORIS DOWLIISIG VICTOR GASSMAN A Frieder Film Presentation TONIGHT at MIDNIGHT SOMETHING NEW IN MUSICAL LOVE STORIES... SET TO THE WORLDS GLORIOUS MUSIC! err I295 words
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Miscellaneous667 1954-08-21 4 jmsmmmmmmmm^- .ml F.1I)O: 'Two tickets to Broadway", ITINCAP O REJ 3^ S-.K ."■P^oH- 5 PENANG I« Rrv. (m:dniShtL Rl s- "Desert Le Ei on" 11.15 a.m. Br^'"V "^B R^,i Panam Paduth-jm Padu" '< C^ r 2 1 v n a l Story- 1 15. 3 30. 6^iO |A/^L7 1 MALACCA667 words
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172 1954-08-21 5 JOINT COUNCIL FOR ALL GOVT. WORKERS THE Singapore Government Civil Services Joint Council the only official negotiating machinery for about 24,000 Government employees will be inaugurated on Friday. This is the first time m the history of Malayan trade unionism that such a body representing all categories of employees including172 words
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Article, Illustration30 1954-08-21 5 MR. E.V.G DAY. the retirinc Chairman of the Singapore Kin-.*! Board, receives a model attap house from Mr. Mak Vik s>hee, President of the Sincaporr Attao Dwellers' Association. Standard Photo.Standard - 30 words
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Article147 1954-08-21 5 THE Singapore Attap Dwellers' Association last ni^ht bade farewell to Mr. E.V.G. Day. the retiring < luirinan of the Singapore Rural Board, after 34 years' service m the Colony. The party was held *at the I Tai Thong Restaurant 1 Happy World. and well attended.147 words
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Article115 1954-08-21 5 Sago Mill Strike Is Settled THE dispute between the Hock Sim Guan Sago Factory j of Singapore and its 200 employees ended yesterday. The management offered to pay $40 to every retrenched worker as compensation. The employees accepted the offer. It has also given an assurance that the management will115 words
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Article53 1954-08-21 5 LAI TAi MOI. 34. a mother «>r four, was found hanged m her house at the 7^ Mile. Bukit Timah Road. Singapore, yesterday morning. Later m the evening. Mahinder Singh, a milk vendor, was struck by lightning while waiting for a bus a mile away —at53 words
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Article122 1954-08-21 5 A LABOURER. Tan Hock Cheng, yesterday realised that it was expensive to pedal a trisha for fun. even when his passenger is the owner of the trisha. Tan was fined $50 by the Singapore City Police Court Magistrate Mr. J. M. Devereux Co le bourn122 words
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Article79 1954-08-21 5 MASKED man. armed i pistol, asked a 21- -<nd girl for her ring m Michaels Road n Singa•''sterday and she gave him through sheet me is walking along road .1 the morning ■r» the thug waylaid her. me your handbag. first demanded. The girl .<79 words
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Article25 1954-08-21 5 SINGAPORE Customs yesaetand 190 pounds of oaeco and 76.000 cigarette> -h duty had not been i <i>>ard the Lariang. a tal »t earner.25 words
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Article59 1954-08-21 5 THE Singapore City Council will today entertain, at the open air Esplanade restaurant. 450 World Assembly of Youth delegates. Between 7.30 and 8.30 p.m. tonight a portion of the restaurant will be reserved for these youthful guests. The menu will be truly Malayan: Fish ball59 words
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Article, Illustration45 1954-08-21 5 MR. A. H MOIID. RAPAE. eldest son of Mr. Mrs. M. A. Humid of Phoenix Aerated Water Co.. Ltd.. and Miss Rokiah biiite Ismail stand on the satin dais at the bersanding ceremony after their wedding a t 36. Kampong Wak Tanjong. Singapore, last week.45 words
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247 1954-08-21 5 'DRIVE SLOW AND LIVE' POSTERS TO WARN DRIVERS •DRIVE SLOW and Live** and several other Safety First slogans will be planted m all traffic islands m Singapore when the Colony observes its Safety First Week on Sept 9. This was announced yes- i terday by the Singapore I Safety First247 words
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Article143 1954-08-21 5 SINGAPORE Government is planning: to cut the one-hour lunch break for its 6.000 daily-rated workers to 30 minutes. A proposal to this effect is now being: considered by various Government departments. i But the two trade unions— the Public Works Department Labour Union and143 words
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Article115 1954-08-21 5 A MAN. his wife and two' children living at the B>. milestone Bukit Timah Road, were last night hustled into a room m their house and robbed of $50 by three Chinese youths all armed with daggers. The man was at the back of115 words
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Article34 1954-08-21 5 KOTA BAHRU. Fri.-A twomile funeral procession was held for the late Dato Kaya Pati today. The late Datos son Yeop Poh Chiap flew from the United Kingdom to attend the funeral.34 words
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Article38 1954-08-21 5 THIEVES broke into the house of an Australian family m Moulmein Road. Singapore, on Thursday and stole an emerald ring with diamonds, four cameras, a cine-camera and cash whose total worth was $1,450.38 words
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Article149 1954-08-21 5 HE ROBBED TAXI DRIVER -3 YEARS TAN HOW MOY was sen. tenced m the Singapore Assize Court yesterday to three year>' rigorous imprison ment. when the jury found htm guilty of robbing a taxi driver. Tay Kirn Chuan. of $63 oi rash and valuables at Braddell Road on April 28.149 words
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Article66 1954-08-21 5 KUANTAN. Fri Char. Sen? ot Tanah PuUh v. fined $100 by th<- Circuit Magistrate Che Abdul Hatnid on Wednesday for retaining a stolen double wooden 'vAdder belonging to the Central Electricity Board. Kuantan Ngah bin Awang a CE B labourer, said that he lett the ladder near66 words
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Article30 1954-08-21 5 PLEADING guilty »n Magistrates Court m Muar to selling ricf at Pant Katn... MuaY above the controlled price on May 30. Tan You Seng was yesterday fined $225.30 words
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Advertisement207 1954-08-21 5 S]LV ANA M ANGA NO^ |'IT IS NOT TOO EXCESSIVE TO I "SILVANA MANGANO IS SUPERB I "MISS MANGANO HAS THE I fT^V ANA MANG A NO DESCRIBE HER AS ANNA MAGNAN I AS THE STEAMIEST AND MOST OI nrsrsr^ n c KII iC fJ/lvi:nA^irr pahy MINUS FIFTEEN YEARS, INGRID207 words
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Article21 1954-08-21 6 >-''-- l.-^ Tecfc Kim So H, Sinsjapora 2. Telcphon Not 2 5 4 S 1 S graphic Address TICERNEWS Singapore21 words
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Article634 1954-08-21 6 IyHEN we throw light once too often on the officiousness of officials or on the inefficient working of Government departments we are liable to be accused by official quarters of looking at red tape with a jaundiced eye If we are at times skeptical of official professions634 words
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Article183 1954-08-21 6 'FHKRE are two ways of doing a thing. The right and tbc wrong It seems a peculiar habit of the authorities, when they deal with squatters, to adopt the wrong methods. The City Council recently did a bull m a chinashop" turn m Palmer Road by letting183 words
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Article1068 1954-08-21 6 RICHARD LOWENTHAL - What Are The Risks Of World War? RICHARD LO WENTH AL Avivvvvvvvvvv ]%^V vwwwwww? LONDON. TN any normal circumstances President Eisenhower's firm declaration against the absurdity of "preventive war" on the incontestable grounds that it would not prevent but precipitate universal destruction would have been received as a pious platitude,1,068 words
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Article371 1954-08-21 6 Review of Views Be Prepared 'HUNG Sling Jit Pao, writing 4 "on the eve oi the SEATO conference* 1 La the Philippines, I calls on ;ae participating powers to discard their "indecision and complacency." Preparedness is a prerequisite to i peace, the journal opines. It is only through military strength371 words
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Article144 1954-08-21 6 Sir;— Many people have criticised the all-night Dance organized by the Singapore Youth Council for the- WAY delegates. It Nero could fiddle when Rome burnt why C iZl V^t h danCe h the lChole ni9ht m Singapore 'since d v uth ls bem 9 prepared to be cannon144 words
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Article362 1954-08-21 6 Sir. Meat for some and bones for others. But this seems to be even better than what allegedly happened recently m Penang where the Press was invited to attend, then to take down notes of the proceedings at a luncheon party m honour of a world renowned figure,362 words
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Article275 1954-08-21 6 Kirkby A Costly Failure Sir;— My congratulations on your Sunday leader about the 2nd Kirkby announced by the Federation Member for Education. The Federation Education Department is apparently doing many things m the name of progress: such as the Kirkby Scheme, the Recruitment of teachers from India, the establishment of275 words
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Article, Illustration10 1954-08-21 6 'How boring without TV**nothing to took at!'10 words
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Article, Illustration483 1954-08-21 6 What Has U.M.N.O. In Store For People Sir. The manoeuvring? of UMNO, typified m the tactics of its leaders, have spread disillusionment. If UMNO is not to degenerate into a second-rate political party or become a spent force, some drastic surgery is called for, and high time too. We had483 words
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Advertisement50 1954-08-21 6 FRANKEL ESTATE A (KMT FONCIER CREATION Several new lots ore nearing V completion. Most are m elevated jt xj. situation with fine view. J PRICE $1.00 $1.20 SQ. FT. CREDIT FONCIER D EXTREME ORIENT *fe yi Incorporated m Belgium with limited liability) yi Mever Chambers, 3rd Floor, kaffles Place. J,50 words
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Advertisement31 1954-08-21 6 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products BALASHIN SAI (PAT KUA TAN) Very effective for Coughs Indigestion, Seasickness, Nausea, Tiredness, Stomachache Foul Breath. ENG AUN TONG THE TICER MEDICAL HALL31 words
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Miscellaneous6 1954-08-21 6 Laughter at Work *Ifi«rTw>wnnw(tl tort I6 words
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Article206 1954-08-21 7 Newsman Demands A Trial By Jury SYDNEY, Aug. 20-(R eu iei >— Rupert Lockwood a Communist journalist yesterday demanded a trial by jury when he appeared before the Royal Commission on espionage here. 8 !.< ckwood. alleged to be the author of a libellous dossie on ell -*«?wn Australians —the206 words
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Article56 1954-08-21 7 lOKYO Aug. 20. iAP)~ Police arrested a third govnmem official today on ispicion oi passing secrets I Russian spy Yuri Rastvo- who ried to American num her.- }a.->t January. ahigeru Takamorc s'> oi Economic Bure-au oi the Foreign Office, is accused by police of accepting money56 words
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Article62 1954-08-21 7 N WROBI A|« 20 (AFP)— A l*rrori I gang shot and ki J. VI. Berk rv Matnanagii g rector of the v Estates Ltd., when broke •:■•> the Sigoana C; > .a-' night. B- ire h- died, Mr. Matthews winded one of the terrorists i a62 words
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Article30 1954-08-21 7 TAIPEI. Aug. 20. <AFP» The Provincial Assembly. highest electoral body of Taiwan province, voted yes- terday to abolish co-educa-j tion m middle .schools after v heated debate.30 words
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Article, Illustration71 1954-08-21 7 a L u TER the ctress Wlth her five-days-old baby daughter, photographed for the first t.me m a w?f^ nU v in9 ho re «ntly. Miss Lister is the wife of the V.comte D'Orthez who owns a champagne nZl Q d ra cL n tH rthAP - 71 words
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Article155 1954-08-21 7 ■hirSl \t\ y 1 US 20 -< AP >-The Netherlands >narpl> attacked Indonesia yesterday for placing the issue of sovereignty over New Guinea island on the agenda of the next I .X. General Assembly. I' also made clear thai there can be n >155 words
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Article115 1954-08-21 7 CAMBERLEY. South England. Aug. 20. (Reuter)— Commanders of the armies ;of eight British Common- wealth nations were today concluding thoir three-day secret conference here on methods for improving cooperation between their forces. The talks were convened by Field-Marshal Sir John Harding, Chief of the Imperial115 words
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Article297 1954-08-21 7 A Gap In The Free World Defence WASHINGTON, Aug. 20, (UP) President Eisenhower handed Congress today a report which warned that failure by France and Italy to ratify the European Defence Community (EDC) constitutes s "the most serious single obstacle to an adequate European defence posture." Concern over this gap297 words
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Article, Illustration35 1954-08-21 7 photo KING HAAKON of Norway gallantly kisses Queen Jul .ana's hand as he takes h.s leave at Amsterdam harbour recently after a three-day state visit to Holland. Hidden behind the King is Prince Bemhard APAP - 35 words
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Article355 1954-08-21 7 A Compromise Proposal w p Bl^ SSEI S c' A V 9 20 R euter)— The Belgian Foreign Minister, M Paul Henri Spaak, yesterday sought to rescue the six-nation European Defence Community conference from a near deadlock after French amendments watering down the European Army355 words
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Article80 1954-08-21 7 Africans Hug, Kiss Vietminh VIET TRI tlndo-Chinai Aug. 20. <AP>— The French Command released 1.000 prisoners of war here today and m return got 350. most of them North Africans chanting Communist songs. Scores of the freed French Union troops hugged and kissed their Vietminh captors or submitted to embraces80 words
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Article106 1954-08-21 7 SELLA VAL SUGANA. Italy I Aug. 20. <aPj— Villagers mourned side by side with j national leaders yesterday at tlie bier of former Premier Alcid*' De Gasperi. the amiCommunist battler who led Italy out of post-war chaos The body of the 73-year-old Christian Democrat leader lay m106 words
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Article39 1954-08-21 7 BOSTON. Aug. 20 »AP> Joan Ross-Dilley. 24. who. with her twin sister Jean represented England m international tennis matches until three years ago. was reported missing today and friends feared she is an amnesia victim.39 words
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Article34 1954-08-21 7 A COMPROMISE bill outlawing the Communist Party] bin not making membership m it illegal cleared the U.S. Senate yesterday and was sent to t he House ot Representatives for final action. Renter.34 words
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Article59 1954-08-21 7 WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 i (Renter) Dr. William Boyd i Carpenter. British-born author. lecturer and Professor Emeritus of Georgetown University, died at his home here yesterday of a stroke. He was 84 Dr. Boyd Carpenter was an authority on the Far East. He had lectured at59 words
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Article38 1954-08-21 7 THE U.S. Hou.se of Representatives yesterday passed and sent to the Senate a bill providing $5,250,000,000 to pay for the United States global military and economic aid programme for the year j ending m mid-1955.— Reuter.38 words
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Article80 1954-08-21 7 'Raid' On Massage Clinics MANILA, Aug. 20 (AP) Manila City Councillors, under a crusading spell, are recommending closure of massage clinics which, they claim, encourage immorality. A group of three City Fathers recently conducted surprise visits to these establishments and observed: 1. No massaging apparatus. 2. Shapely lady attendants who80 words
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Article79 1954-08-21 7 I LOS ANGELES. Aug. JO CAP) A car that didn't stop struck and kiiied the mother of actress .lean Wallace lasi night. 1 Police said" Mrs. Mary Ingham. 50, a pedestrian, was hurled nearly 60 feet by the impact. Miss Wallace's husband actor Cornel Wilde, identified Mrs.79 words
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Article35 1954-08-21 7 A SINO-Nepal Friendship League was formed m Katmandu yesterday "to promote and strengthen the ancient ties between Nepal and China.' None of Nepal's ma- jor political parties was represented at the meeting Reuter.35 words
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Article63 1954-08-21 7 Unkindest Cut BIRMINGHAM. England. Nolan, 34. pawned her weddi knife. And with that knife. Pol stabbed her husband to deat kept her .short of hou.sekeepi She is to stand trial on pleaded not guilty. Aug. 20. «AP>— Mrs E]>u ing ring to buy a carving lice told a court here63 words
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Article332 1954-08-21 7 'Murder For Fun' Victim Is Found NEW YORK 20, (AP) The body of a negro was recovered from the East River yesterday and police said they believed he was a torture victim of Brooklyn's youthful '"murder for fun" gang. Authorities said the boys had confessed beating a negro, burning his332 words
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Article184 1954-08-21 7 MUKDEN, Aug. 20, (Reuter) Mr. Clement Attlee and his fellow Labour Parry leaden today flew over the Great Wall of China to Mukden, industrial heart of Communist China only rarely penetrated by Western visitors m the past five years. They made the 350-mile flight184 words
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Article121 1954-08-21 7 WASHINGTON, Hug 20 (Renter) The United Slates p ans to equip new Kott an Army divisions to p'u^ so of the zx\)< caused by thf withdrawal of fcvr United States ri is.on^. n itary sources reported yesterday It earned 'a' the Dcif!? d< partment121 words
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Advertisement129 1954-08-21 7 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard Lond on Correspondent LONDON. Au,. 20— The following are the closing prices or rubber and tin on the London Market LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN S or 20id. Spot t727 buyers, October/ December 20 d. U728 sellers. lanuary/ March 20 d Three months .7 27 buyers.129 words
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Advertisement58 1954-08-21 7 LAY OUT THE CARPET if|||| (OR THE LINOLEUM) B. M. K. BODY CARPET 27" WIDE W«" \\ll.ro\_ $20.80 |.er >d. \\o\av A\\ii\sTi:it— $14.50 per >d. NAIRNS LINOLEUM 72" WIDE "V I.H AUTY M4IIBI.I: $17.50 |*r yA. < i}\ ALITY _(.|(4M|i: $10.00 per d. X <,M ALin I'I.AIV $9.25 |wr »d.58 words
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Advertisement783 1954-08-21 8 HORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD AND HAMBURG -AMERIK A LINIE JOINT SERVICE To Cawasba. Genoa. Marseilles. Antwerp. Rotterdam. Himburg 6 Bremen. Spore P. Sham Penan; HESSENSTIIN (LLOYD) 6/8 Sept 9 Scot 10 Scot "SEES? JXZA C} 3oseV;. .S 2ittSl li ?.i!HL PAC> 17/20 Oct. 21 Oct. 22Oct. NABOB I LLOYD) 9/16 Nov. 17783 words
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Advertisement1089 1954-08-21 8 Mat, BLUE FUNNEL LINE S'iiSK tstiiM.) MANSFIELD CO., LTD. r SSP -w. Incorporated m Singapore ***m SXoS A lf W c < i^NEN L A V f B P^fe. GLABOOW Atreo, for Mar«iUe.. Uverpool. SaU§ P ShllD P n a8 *J^»° U A1.R20/21 AubW Uelleropbun for Uverpool GUsgow C.33 341,089 words
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Advertisement826 1954-08-21 8 IT'S STILL 28 PENCE FOR CEYLON RUBBER COLOMBO, Aug:. 20— (Reuter)— Ceylon's Rubbe Commissioner said here today that there was no founds tion m fears expressed by shippers of Ceylon rubbe that they would have to force rubber prices down t world levels because of uncertainty over Chinese pui chases.826 words
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Advertisement781 1954-08-21 8 EAST ASIATIC LINES SAILINCS TO CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA er For Aden. Port Said. Genoa. Antwerp, Rotterdam. Hamburg A- Cdynia. Copenhagen. Gothenburg and Oslo. Cr Spore P. Sham Penang tO X "SELANOIA" Gdn. 27/21 23/23 Aug 24/25 An* ir- Sails 22 Aug. II a.m. er xx} "SAMOA" 26 Aug/ 1 Sept 25/25 Aug781 words
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Article, Illustration378 1954-08-21 9 NEEDS IN DOLLAR CAPITAL GOODS ARE BEING MET Clegg On Our Earnings By V. T. SAMBANDAM MALAYA has earned nearly M$ 12,000,000,000 hard currency credit during the last seven years, but no one knows if she will be able to import her badly needed capital goods from the hard currency378 words
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Article127 1954-08-21 9 AWARDS FOR SEA CADETS Standard Shipping Reporter To encourage the youth of Singapore to make seagoing a career, the Singapore Sea Cadet Corps m co-operation with the Straits Steamship Company, awarded sea training scholarships. Yesterday, two young men a Chinese and a Malay were signed on the m.v. Kimanis as127 words
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Article71 1954-08-21 9 STRENGTH OF THE WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 (Reuter)—International MonetaryFund officials describe as an important step towards the convertibility of sterling Britain's announcement that she would shortly make a record breaking US$ 112,000,000 repayment to the fund. They said that the repayment was the largest m the fund's history and meant that71 words
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Article123 1954-08-21 9 OUTER ROADS Morzh, Sivuch. Taksang. Marina Hill. Nerpa. Asha. Asphalion. Olensk. Karsik. Gomel, Soetdiik. Autolycus INNER ROADS Resang, Rokan. Katong Sadao. Aik Leong. Anne Reed. Kamuning. Hong Tat. Angby, Tiongkok. Caltcx 93. Philip Q. Eng Hoe. Belaga, Soon Bee San Ernesto. Peter Reed. Isabel, Lariang. Indragiri, Hanthale,123 words
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Article101 1954-08-21 9 BANGKOK, Aug. 20 (AP)— A Swiss firm has offered to buy 300 tons of Thai rice and an unspecified amount of rubber m exchange for West German industrial equipment, government sources disclosed here today. The sources said the barter offer was received from the Societe101 words
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Article72 1954-08-21 9 LONDON. Aug. 20, (Reuter) —The British Government is considering a request form British newspapers that they should be allowed to import a further 50,000 tons of newsprint from Canada next year. Lord Woolton, Chancellor, the Duchy of Lancaster, disclosed this today m a letter to72 words
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356 1954-08-21 9 JAPAN has shown some interest this week mainly for lower sheets. Supplies for the current month's shipment are again on the short side and commanding a small premium. The week has been one of fairly active trading, and while the bearish sentiment of the last356 words
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Article180 1954-08-21 9 THE produce market m Singapore was notable for a lack of activity m most sections yesterday. Pepper prices, however, were slightly steadier, but only a small volume of business was reported. Coconut oil remained dull, while only small activity was reported m copra. Overseas interest180 words
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Article251 1954-08-21 9 Standard Market Reporter CONDITIONS m the Malayan share market yesterday were dull generally, with tins somewhat neglected and rubber attracting no interest. Industrial shares were quietly steady. The turnover of business was small. Rubber prices m the Singapore market yesterday continued to rise, an imorovement251 words
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Article61 1954-08-21 9 THE Brazilian Navy training ship Almirante Saidhana. which visited the Colony about two years ago. fas expected here on Nov. 25 The Standard understands that aboard her are 300 officer cadets who are on a round the world training crui.se. The vessel bs also expected to61 words
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Article22 1954-08-21 9 BRITAIN ha< completed a trade agreement with Hun- gary for the 12 months trom Sept. 1, the Treasury announced. Reuter.22 words
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Advertisement871 1954-08-21 9 AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Freehold Properties To be held at Our Sale-Room No 9-C (Ist floor) D'Almeida Street ,on Monday. 23rd August 1954 at 2.30 p.m. N«* W* ITIA, Joo Chiat i aoo and H °use. area l*?n nn Sq m °nthly Rent $220.00 Messrs. Wee Swee Teow Co. Solicitors.871 words
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Advertisement372 1954-08-21 9 ROYAL ROTTERDAM LLOYD m.v. "Willem Ruys" VfHLL arrive from Europe on Monday 2.'3rd instant and berth alongside S.H.B. godowns I' 2 between 8 and 9 a.m to disembark passengers and to discharge general cargo. A survey for damaged cargo will be held on 30th instant as from 8 a.m. No372 words
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Advertisement153 1954-08-21 9 Packed with NOURISHMENT and so tasty Whatever you eat. a slice of crisp, crunchv Ryvita makes the meal tastier and more nourishing. Ryvita is now available m the new Mb individual tins. IllC NffivwliUuj J/aX/y Qt&uj, yPpji Muller Phipps (Malaya) Ltd Singapore H|j|r Agents for Malaya if ron ahe: depeximnv153 words
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Article, Illustration302 1954-08-21 10 DOING THE TOWN with OSWALD HEHRY and his Camera (ABOVE): Bata executive J. Bursik (second from right), who arrived from London some weeks ago to take over managerial duties from Bata head A. J. Jiigas now on a five weeks vacation m Australia, kept a dinner-date Saturday night at the302 words
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Article, Illustration713 1954-08-21 10 Anacrusis - Anacrusis Music Notes By JUST now m Singapore musical visitors arrive and depart with others arriving oa their heels, departing, arriving—all with fascinating rapidity. Robinson's booking office is littered with booking plans and varicoloured books of tickets, leaflets whis through the post, dates have to be remembered,713 words
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Article699 1954-08-21 10 "FkUET FOR TWO HANDS" had not. I think, completely settled down as a production at the time of the Wednesday night preview, and it was probably for this reason that the first part appeared to be slow, although after the interval there was a noticeable change m699 words
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Article121 1954-08-21 10 'THE Museum of Modern Arts Film Library recently presented a series of 20 documentary films entitled "The American Scene. 1945-1933. Among the notable short films offered were "Works •f Calder," showing the relation between natural ;orms and the mobiles of the sulptor Alexander Calder, as revealed a121 words
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Article, Illustration74 1954-08-21 10 (BELOW): Mid-week caller at Singapore en route to Hone Koae on Him assignment was cameraman Robert W. smith of I .m. e n doctlon international of Hollywood whose company has Just made documentary on Singapore m conjunction with the Malay tn Film Unit. The FPI made similar short74 words
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Advertisement262 1954-08-21 10 yrr.i»Trorr' Top SELLERS I popular^h! -t FATTI PAGE I HK. I—CHANGING PARTNERS i I Want To Be A Cowboy's Sweetheart ff HK. 7— MY RESTLESS LOVER f J Cross Over The Bridge a HK. 23— THE GAME OF BROKEN HEARTS S Streets Of Laredo jr HK. 34— STEAM HEAT S262 words
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Advertisement60 1954-08-21 10 J/1 f ~de PARIS I SHOCKING J Eau de Cologne w and \\f SHOCKING/ Lotion f Sole Agents! 6^ SHBIRQ (CHIWA) LTD, Renowned tor its \PPgMf Excellent Service! MSTOREY HOTEL^ BAR WW^ RESTAURANT CAtUi 'TNBCVtN" Tft: *****-1 WCMOM ROAD. SINGAPORE. NEW ROOM TAKIFF 00,,,^ _^|ff_ «^KI *sill^ $20/ $35/ $42560 words
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Article41 1954-08-21 11 RAF Tengah earned the right to meet RAF Seletar m the quarter-finals of the SAFA Junior Cup Competition by eliminating RAF Changi with a narrow 3—2 victory m last night's cuptie game under floodlights at j Jalan Besar stadium.41 words
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550 1954-08-21 11 UMS Djakarta 5 Combined Services 1 POSITIVE proof that Djakarta's Union Means Strength soccer team's s—o i victory over Indo-Chinese was no flash m the pan, was given m their fourth out- ing against the Singapore Combined Services whom they beat by five goals550 words
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Article1452 1954-08-21 11 At The Malayan Tourney... Opinions Split On Ferry j THE EASE with which the three favourites for the men's singles Ooi Teik Hock, Ong Poh Lim and Ferry Sonneville disposed of their opponents the NEAR DEFEAT of the Perak mixed champions. Tan Jin Eong1,452 words
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Article263 1954-08-21 11 JUNIOR CRICKET FINAL The FINAL of the Singa- pore Cricket Association's Junior cricket tournament < between the University of Malaya (A division champions) and the Royal Air Force Tengah (B division champions) will be played on the Indian Association on Sunday at 11.00 a.m. University of Malaya are the champions263 words
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Article197 1954-08-21 11 ARMY had scored 163 for the loss of eight wickets when a thunder storm interrupted play during the tea interval on the first day of the twoday Inter-Services cricket match against the Royal Air Force at Tanglin yesterday. Army won the toss and without their197 words
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Article74 1954-08-21 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Mrs. Maureen Sheridan gave a great all round display to completely overshadow Mrs. Gladys Loke Chua, Malayan champion and Selangor title holder, m straight sets at 6-0 6-2 to become the new Women's Singles champion at the Selangor Lawn Tennis Championships today. This is74 words
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Article44 1954-08-21 11 MANILA, Aug. 20 (AFP)—! Leo Espinosa of the Philip- j pines, second ranking world j flyweight, beat Jake Tuli of South Africa, British Empire flyweight champion, by a technical knock out m the ninth round of their fight here i tonight.44 words
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Advertisement78 1954-08-21 11 PAST. PRESENT FUTURE Y«a can refer to —100 years CjMlisßt— Chincsa f*»l>««i-i IM4 to 1963. 7*rt^^g| BH j If 83 II vcamß sou An fr— r^ I»A4 i>|] Publishers: CNII CHIN CHONC. P O. lea 340. Penang. Obtainable at: B. T. Chew Co., 768. Robinson Road. Singapore. Phone No. *****.78 words
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Advertisement300 1954-08-21 11 Peng Soon Will Meet WONG PENG SOON .ill *f f i^^.--^.^*, jonneviiie The unofficial world badminton champion, who was JatlmmV on( vas recent v included m aut of tho Singapore and Bl^ Jb Sin 9°P ore Foon 9 Scon 9 Cu P Malayan championships due to IP^PI V t€Om ill300 words
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Advertisement671 1954-08-21 11 1 1 M I JoT"t"t t*i lout *?oyS^^^*T* TODAY: 3.15-«.30-fUS m "NAYA GH r m Hindustani with 100' c English subtitles 11 a.m. Tomorrow (serial) "GOVT. AGENTS vs. PHANTOM LKfiJOW FOR SALE FREEHOLD LAND FACr TORY, brick .(instruction, facing Upper Sera n goon R>ad. near Tempems tita Power electricity and671 words
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Miscellaneous196 1954-08-21 11 Today's Sport SOCCER Malaya Cup Singapore v Kelantan at Jalan Besar 5.15 p.m.; Friendly Rajaji v Claymore Youngsters at Fairer Park. WATER POLO: Division B TSC v RAF at TSC 5 p.m.; SSC v RN at SSC 5 p.m.; Division C TSC 0 RAF at TSC 4.30 p.m.; SSC v196 words
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Article51 1954-08-21 12 Windsor Lad The Pilot Blinkers Scrutineer rSS? 010 Hl HL'LA DUKE PKOTTfkR JL 8^"" sssar sa'Tg.— sg^ A sumro^ l l<1 SAMROH; SAMROIG JL H^" 8 E^'^~ ISF 5 1 SSEK'riJf I*™1 SSSF'™*™' "FTAIN VALIANT KASTEKN FEABL as*-*— war ag7ga« ess fib. IWWItm»HHIIt WU MTOi «,a>. BIG SWEET:51 words
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Article222 1954-08-21 12 Focus on Form For the benefit off Standard readers, Windtor Led begins a new method off winner finding based on speed ratings derived from post performances off race horses during the season. It gives the merit off each horse in a race and the ratings range from 140 for toneless222 words
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Article161 1954-08-21 12 Ifcl .<->t race should resolve m: > a rour-eorncred contest between Ever Glory, Every Chance Queen'a Scho at and Lord Gurne'd. Md vote however 4oes \o Ever Glory, who should improve on pis .second to Church Parade 18 furs), to register his maiden w;^< m the country. Bm161 words
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Article1896 1954-08-21 12 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD Spencer Mates His Bid At 5.05 With By SINGAPORE trainer Jack Spencer holds a pretty strong- hand m the main 5| furlongs sprint for class three division 1 performers (race highlight of today's races at Kuala Lumpur, opening day of the Selangor1,896 words
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Miscellaneous674 1954-08-21 12 j RACE l: 2.30 p.m.~C!ass 4, Div. 3~About 7 Furs. 1 J K?£JiL.. y f!I ST. stable" Allan Smith *-»»*«e by 8.10 M s. A. C. Simmons and 4 mx p. O M. m ti o^» A Kennar d Sullivan Donnelly t' iS r ""I 1 *y 8W "Belmont Stable'674 words
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