Singapore Standard, 25 February 1955
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Title Section17 1955-02-25 1 Singapore Standard fr A, J *i iS >••• -3r> SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1955 14 pa<;es is cents17 words
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Article184 1955-02-25 1 jOßOftf BAHRU, Thurs. H'ians today killed t *,> terrorists and wounded others in two >fparate engagements in i he \onz Peng area of j^ore where Major R. I Commanding Offi(,i A' Company of the juian Regiment was shot ,j, in an ambush on ju^day. of the184 words
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71 1955-02-25 1 All Civilians Are Now Out Of Nonchishan AIPEI. Feb. 24. <AP»~Na- ilist China said today all had been withdrawn Hi Nanchishan, a Redit ened island outpost 140 north of Formosa, he withdrawal seemed an certain prelude to a \»ry evacuation. The isr» ported garrisoned by 5.000 regulars and I were71 words
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Article, Illustration32 1955-02-25 1 THE Anatasamakom Throne Hall photographed from across the water in Bangkok. This is where the Foreign Ministers of the eight Manila Pact nations are holding their conference.32 words
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Article, Illustration203 1955-02-25 1 Site For Permanent SEATO Secretariat Ministers Strip Off Coats And Complete All Plans BANGKOK, Feb. 24, (Reuter)— SEATO Foreign Ministers completed oil their plans today for an organization to defend South-east Asia against Communism except for an economic aid programme to stop hunger and poverty. Conference sources predicted this203 words
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Article411 1955-02-25 1 BANGKOK. Feb. 24 (Reuter) Differences between Britain and the United States on the Formosa situation were discussed tonight between Sir Anthony Eden and Mr. John Foster Dulles, an authoritative source said. Each member state will send one representative to each of these three groups. Besides411 words
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108 1955-02-25 1 BANGKOK, Feb. 24, (Reuter)— Delegates to the SEATO council meeting here say they have been "overwhelmed" by the reception which hospitable Thailand has given them. The Pakistan Prim* Minister Mr. Mohammed Ali called it "incredible." A senior-administrative officer from one delegation said: "I have108 words
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Article, Illustration164 1955-02-25 1 KITZBUEHEL, Austria, Feb. 24 (UP)— A shapely, thirtyish brunette who appeared in the 19-year-old Duke of Kent's arms In news photos a week ago maintained a strict handsoff policy on Tuesday night at a skiing ball they attended. The Duke, seventh in164 words
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Article64 1955-02-25 1 Faure Now Premier Of France PARIS. Feb. 24. (Reuter) The French National Assembly last night voted M. Edgar Faure. Radical, into office as Prime Minister. He was the fourth man to attempt to form France's 21st. postwar government, in succession to that of M. Pierre Mendes France, which fell 2064 words
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Article31 1955-02-25 1 The population of Tokyo hit a peak of 7.807,666 as of Jan. 1. an increase of 280.000 over one year ago, the Government Statistics Bureau reported yesterday.- UPUP - 31 words
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271 1955-02-25 1 AUSSIES TOLD: DON'T MEDDLE IN MALAYA MELBOURNE. Feb. 24. (Reuter) Australia should not "meddle" in Malaya, said an article in the Argus today by an "Australian expert on Malayan affairs who holds a high post in Singapore." The article carried a Kuala Lumpur dateline. The writer said there was no271 words
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78 1955-02-25 1 Their Married Life Lasted Only 15 Minutes TULSA, Oklahoma, Feb. 24. (AP)— Mrs. Rena Matthews Wallace filed a suit for divorce in a district court charging her husband of less than 15 minutes of incompatability. Her petition alleged that her mate, Robert Arthur Wallace, deserted her within 15 minutes after78 words
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Article51 1955-02-25 1 THE Governor of Hongkong, Sir Alexander Grantham, arrived by a Royal Air Force plane at Changi yesterday. He is here to attend the annual conference of British ambassadors to Far Eastern countries, governors of colonies and adminstrators of territories in Asia, to be held at51 words
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89 1955-02-25 1 LONDON. Feb. 24 (Reuter).— Sex crimes in Britain are increasing yearly, states the report of Inspectors of Constabulary issued here today. The report which calls the increase "one of the most disquieting trends of postwar crime." said there was an increase of nine89 words
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Article, Illustration611 1955-02-25 1 Ex -Students Spill The Beans And,., Hunt For Comrade Who Moved Bombs SINGAPORE Police on Wednesday uncovered the largest Communist arms cache on the island since the Emer vicy started, in a small plot of waste land off Sennett *ood in the Siglap District.Standard - 611 words
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Article61 1955-02-25 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Federation Government will announce within a week the date of the first national elections in the country, The Standard learnt today. The date will probably be in the "latter half of July." The Standard was told. The Malay Rulers are said to61 words
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Article50 1955-02-25 1 WASHINGTON, Feb. 24 (AP)— A United States Air Force plane with 11 men aboard crashed in flames near its Sedalia, Missouri, base last night. The Air Force here six bodies have been recovered. Three men are missing. Two baled out and have been picked up.50 words
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Article77 1955-02-25 1 LONDON. Feb. 24. (Reuter) —The bank rate was today raised from three and a half to four and a half per cent. This is the second increase in a month— the last being from three to three and a half per cent. Today's increase is believed77 words
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Advertisement26 1955-02-25 1 m CHtONC CO, tTDi I Have you tried I I Refreshing Delicious I EED LION I CANOfAI) It really satisfies! I mnut lot KtVOUD £j SINCIUM26 words
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Advertisement107 1955-02-25 1 p NEW REX I rnoTO sTvoto GOING TO THIS SPRING? mMmk VTWUP TIMEI W IN HOLLAND I anrf //?e Continent at its best m From the end of March to the beginning of May is tulip time in Holland. Break your journey at Amsterdam and visit the famous bulb fields107 words
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Article, Illustration182 1955-02-25 2 43 PIONEER STUDENTS IN NEW MUSLIM COLLEGE XL A N (i. Thurs. Forty-three enthusiastic young Malays, 15 of them from Kelantan. tiled into the Selanijor Ruler's Istana Jamiah at Klang this morning to become pioneer studrnts of Malaya's new Muslim College which commenced its academic term today. They were welcomed182 words
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160 1955-02-25 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs— The Malay Rulers, at a two-day conference which ended today, are understood hive decided that there should be no "impetuous Interference 11 with the country's defence build-up planned by Britain. The Rulers are said to have also agreed with the aims160 words
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Article300 1955-02-25 2 Specialists For Templer Hospital KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday— The most modern method of tuberculosis treatment will be introduced on a large scale for the first time in Malaya at the $5,000,000 Lady Tempter Tuberculosis Hospital which will be opened here in August, The Standard learnt today. A300 words
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Article110 1955-02-25 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices I (cents per lb) in Singapore yesterday were: lone: Easy. Down: 2£ cents. TIN PRICE The price of tin yesterday was $355 i, up by LONDON KUBBtK No. 1 K.S.S. Settlement House Terms Thursday's opening pnres first sessior were* Tone: Quiet. LONDON UN Thursday's opening110 words
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Article39 1955-02-25 2 HONGKONG. Feb. 24—Sper'p} Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exi nange today were $15 59 to £1 sterling: $5.***** to US$l: 51. 839 to Malayan $1; $0,157 to one Indonesian Rupiah. Gold $256,125 to a tael39 words
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Article151 1955-02-25 2 MORE than 10.000 people turned up at No. 946 Upper Serangoon Road yesterday to attend the last public elections meeting to be sponsored by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce for the forthcoming Legislative Assembly elections. Mr. Tan Lark Sye. a committee member of the Chamber, said151 words
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Article44 1955-02-25 2 PENANG, Thurs.— An armed robbery took p!ace in the early hours yesterday morning when a woman. Kung Char Bor. living in Green Lane was awakened by two Chinese, one armed with a knife, who took jewellery, sarongs and cash. valued at $265.44 words
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Article69 1955-02-25 2 IPOH, Thurs An ex-Home Guard. Chan Swee Lan, of Guntong New Village, here, was fined $600 or six months imprisonment by the Ipoh Magistrate. Che Abdullah Ghazalli, today when he pleaded guilty to four charges of theft of a motor cycle valued at $300.69 words
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125 1955-02-25 2 THE Singapore Art Society will be presenting an exhibition of Book Jackets in the British Council Hall from March 17 to 27. Th e exhibition will be opened by the wellknown British journalist and author, Mr. Vernon Bartlett. This is the first time an125 words
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Article65 1955-02-25 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— J. Thomas, a 29-year-old unemployed clerk. was \-esterday freed on his entering into a six-month "good behaviour" bond after he had pleaded guilty before the Second Magistrate to a charge of attempted suicide. It was stated Thomas drank* some poison at his kampong65 words
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Article22 1955-02-25 2 THE Iraqi Cabinet approved the final text of the defence pact with Turkey yesterday it was officially stated in Bagdad.22 words
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Article82 1955-02-25 2 IPOH. Thurs. An aptfj lion by the Perak S: c We fare Departn i mission bui; a E and Ron.and Hon. Kangsai Road was down by the Ipah mi Kg* lembu Town Coui it wa< kit But nrh a km was out of plaot an im82 words
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Article56 1955-02-25 2 Why Try To Kill Me, Says Teacher Justice t c Singapo re Ass yesterday myslei a textile 2S3?i tion, oould n tivei ran iway. L;m r an a hit him on with a revolver Lim cUiaed la lefa he was hflp Mr. X. 11. Tsan appLim and Mr H E56 words
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167 1955-02-25 3 SCHOOL'S PROTEST AGAINST NEW RENT THE Singapore City Councillor, Mr. Lee Choon Eng. yesterday asked the Improvement Trust authorities to waive its decision to collect $55 as monthly ground rent from the Taiwan school in Alexandra Village since the land is used to run a community school. Mr. Lee told167 words
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106 1955-02-25 3 A SINGAPORE Naval Base employee. Vidayadharam Narayanan, 21. was bound over in the sum of SI OO to be of good behaviour yesterday in the Fifth Police Court, when he was convicted of causing hurt to Anandan Pillay with an iron rod. Anandan told106 words
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88 1955-02-25 3 Cyclist Drove Dangerously Gets 3 Months' JOHORE BAHRU Thurs. Ng Ter Tee. a motor cyclist, was sentenced in the Sessions Court here, today to three months' imprisonment lor dangerous driving. The court was told that on Dec. 27, Ng rode his motorcycle into four persons who were walking along Jalan88 words
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Article46 1955-02-25 3 FIVE thousand Chinese blood donors arc urgently needed by the Singapore Blood Transfusion Service. Last year Singapore hospitals gave 5.139 blood transfusions to Chinese patients. "Some day you may need such help." says the appeal issued by the B'.ood Transfusion Service yesterday.46 words
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227 1955-02-25 3 Red Letter Day Far Kampong Panggol New School Is The Cause Of It NEARI-Y four hundred Inhabitants of Singapore's Kampong Ponggol are so thrilled that their village is to have a school that they are going to mark the openIng of the building tomorrow by having a koleb race, a227 words
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234 1955-02-25 3 MIC To Contesf Only On Slate Municipal Levels KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —The UMNO MCA Alliance/ it is understood, has reached agreement on the allocation of constituencies for contesting the forthcoming Federal elections. The United Malays National Organization will put up 40234 words
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Article187 1955-02-25 3 500 Are Asked To Quit Estate SIXTY squatter families of more than 500 persons in Namly Park, off Bukit Timah Road. Singapore, have been asked to quit their homes to make way for a land development scheme by the owners. Credit Foncier D'Extreme Orient. The land, an area of about187 words
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Article124 1955-02-25 3 Lab. Party To Contest One Seat THE Singapore Labour Party will contest only one electoral division Geylang in the Legislative Assembly elections on April 2. The president of the Party, Mr. S. S. Manyam. told The Standard yesterday that the Party's other candidate in the Pasir Panjang division. Mr. Ahmad124 words
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Article64 1955-02-25 3 THE following were elected office-bearers of the Singapore Battalion. Boys Brigade. for this year at a meeting in the Princep Street Presbyterian Church. President Mr. J M. Fraser; vice-presidents Messrs. A. M. Cherian, S. Brownsword. Chua Fiak Phuang: secretary Mr. Liau Myuk Siong; asst secretary Mr. Eric64 words
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Article63 1955-02-25 3 TEMERLOH. Thurs.— An 18--year-old girl. Ho Ah Tai alias Law Kiew. charged with unlawful possession of a single barrel shotgun under the Emergency Regulations was ordered to be remanded in custody by the President of the Sessions Court. West Pahang, Mr. JR. Whimster. It was stated63 words
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217 1955-02-25 3 $500,000 To Improve Rural Sanitation, Drains Water Supply THE Singapore Rural Board yesterday passed plans costing about $500,000 for various improvements in outlying districts. These include: 1. A $100,000 scheme for lining and improving roadside drains: 2. A $20,000 plan to improve kampong sanitation; 3. Additional water supply for eight217 words
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283 1955-02-25 4 3 Yrs For Fatally Stabbing His Childhood Friend GRIM END TO A TALE OF KNIVES IPOH, Thurs. For fatally st year-old padi planter, Hashim bin Mr. Justice Thomson to three year Hashim was found guilty on a eh ing to murder, by causing the death __of obbing his childhood friend,283 words
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Article, Illustration311 1955-02-25 4 Brigade Officer Demonstrates (Singapore Standard Reporter) ALL big fires start from small ones, a group of nursing sisters from the Singapore General Hospital were told at the Central Fire Station in Hill Street yesterday. The nurses were there to t learn henv to dealStandard - 311 words
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101 1955-02-25 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— A trisha rider. Awang bin Uda. was sentenced to 15 months' imprisonment in the Sessions Court here yesterday, for stealing a shirt and sarong from a house. He was also put under police supervision for 18 months. The prosecution101 words
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Article75 1955-02-25 4 A Father Finds His Son Hanging JALLALUDIN bin Mahuddin, 18. a compositor in a Malay press prayed three times In his home in Jalan Senyum. ofT Singapore's Changi Road, before going to bed on Wednesday night. His family thought it strange as Muslims normally pray only once in the evening.75 words
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Article41 1955-02-25 4 PENANG. Thurs.— The Board of Management of the United Hokkien Cemeteries derided at a meeting held yesterday to reduce the cremation fee at their Batu Gantong crematorium to $100 per cremation. The fee previo usly charged was Sl2O.41 words
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Article136 1955-02-25 4 'FenceSitters' Taken To Task IPOH, Thurs. Criticising the lack "f public co-operation in the Emergency and the deplorably high number of fencesitters still existing, Mr. VV. G. Scott. Chairman of the F.M.S. Chamber of Commerce. Perak Branch, said that a greater sense of urgency on the part of political leaders136 words
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Article, Illustration165 1955-02-25 4 EX-INDIAN STATE CHIEF IN SINGAPORE A 63-YEAR-OLD former Chief Minister of the South Indian State of TravancoreCochin, arrived in Singapore yesterday aboard the 8.1.5. N. vessei Rajula from Madras. He is Mr. C. Kesavan. a political leader who fought the Government of that Princely State for about 30 years for165 words
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156 1955-02-25 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— A woman, Low Choon Lan, who attempted to provide supplies for terrorists on Aug. 11, last year, was sentenced in the Sessions Court, today, to one year's jail. The Court was told that on the day in question a Fijian patrol saw156 words
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Article85 1955-02-25 4 Driver Held After An Inquest THE Singapore Coroner. Mr. K. T. Alexander, yesterday ordered the immediate arrea t of Ali bin Okete, a 25-year-old driver from Malacca. The order was made at the conclusion of an inquest on Hamzah bin Haji Karim. a fitter, who died on Dec. 21, last85 words
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Article, Illustration108 1955-02-25 4 ONE of Britain's most famous actresses, Dame Sybil Thorndyke, arrived in Singapore last night from Hongkong to give a series of performances. She was accompanied by her husband. Sir Lewis Casson. Among the first to arrive at the airport to meet her was Dr. S. I108 words
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Miscellaneous69 1955-02-25 4 Weather Report Minimum Temperature From 7..°,0 p.m. Feb. 23 to 7..°,0 a.m. Feb. 24: Spore (74F): Penangr (75F); Kota Rharu <7?F); Kuala Lumpur (7.°»F); Ipoh (71F): Kiintan (70F>. JV.aximum Temperature: From 7..°i0 p.m. Feb. 23 to 7.1.0 a.m. Feb. 24: Spore (90F): Penanji (901): Kota Rharu (8(iF); Kuala Lumpur (9?F);69 words
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Article, Illustration260 1955-02-25 5 AN ANGRY LEOPARD IS PUT IN HIS PLACE ...And Koko Did It KOKO. a five-year-old oranei.mtang from Borneo, was the star attraction at Singapore's Kalian* Airl|)O rt yesterday. In fact his playful antics and childish •'coos" were so captivating h e even outshone a more alluring personality who was present260 words
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Article, Illustration368 1955-02-25 5 KIALA LIWIPIR, Thurs. —Party Negara will not have an Indian expert to guide its Federal elections campaign after all. The Standard learnt today from sources close to its high command hereis said to be due to advice of368 words
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Article67 1955-02-25 5 AR. Than, Pleading to two charges of illegal n of lA pills of pre--1 opium, a leaf packet red with chandu and a jar 1 ndu drosa and smoking 1 on Feb. 7. Tan Kan:; was finec! S,'iso or four r..pri-onment on the rqe. and67 words
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Article, Illustration265 1955-02-25 5 FANS WAIT 2 HOURS TO GREET FILM STAR Standard Staff Reporter INDONESIA'S to p flight actor, Raden Sukarno, arrived in Singapore yesterday by a Garuda Convair from Jakarta, to play the leading role in the first Indonesian film to be "shot" in Malaya '"Chemti" (The Whip). Mr Raden was almost265 words
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Article119 1955-02-25 5 One hundred gramophone records and a sewing machine were among articles worth $2,050 stolen from a house in Jalan Hajijah on the night of Dec. 24. last year, the Singapore First District Court was told yesterday. The prosecution stated this at the trial119 words
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Miscellaneous664 1955-02-25 5 standard c&lmanac Information at a Glance fc^— 1 WORKKRS- KDITATION ASSN: XFTBK'AfM? %£AFT I Singapore Prices; 5n m London Cfl 11 **> ft r Aduit class in English at Wl/JTiJT/l V*i» MfiMMa I Studio Me!od:es- 530 Come Jn 1)ING A P O R C Clementt school. Pa*.r Par.jang DKSPA.TII: To664 words
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Article567 1955-02-25 6 ITH the Singapore elections barely two months away local political parties are gearing themselves for action. The Progressives have all along been confident of their success, but the last minute entry of the Democrats into the arena has upset their calculations. Their outcry against the Democrats l-567 words
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Article362 1955-02-25 6 [N his talk to Rotarians on Wednesday night the High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray, said that a positive approach to the problem of Communism would be better than a negative approach and that selling democracy was more constructive than denouncing Communism. We agree with Sir Donald on this362 words
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Article487 1955-02-25 6 Review of Views No Solution, No Hope UTUSAX Melayu avers that the SEATO conference in Bangkok could never resolve the differences among the Powers in the world because pitting one world blor against another is no solution to the present international tension. The editorial compares the Bangkok conference and the487 words
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Article, Illustration1435 1955-02-25 6 Andrew Roth - Politics Fascinated Young Anthony Andrew Roth By afsdfasdfsdgdfgf ■*•<* 1 THERE were many who thought Sir Anthony Eden's political career had been cut short in June 1950 when, pale, greying and minus his usual carnation, he stepped up to the witness box in an all-but-empty London courtroom. He testified that1,435 words
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Letter, Illustration206 1955-02-25 6 Sir; True Muslims as compared \v:th others are poorer but I think this is not the sole cause why they did not succeed in raising 500.000 dollars in a period of over four years. Our Chinese friends are aiming to collect $20.000.000— a sum 400 times greater206 words
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Letter396 1955-02-25 6 AH Correspondence Should Be Short And To The Point Sir;— An interesting feaJ ture of the first Penang J Settlement Council's Geneg ral Election results is the number of voters especially the Muslim and Chinese J women who have gone to 5 the poll. Under circum- stances396 words
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Letter196 1955-02-25 6 Sir; It is becoming more and more evident that the spirit of personal initiative, independent thought, on-the-spot-decisions and, in general, that spirit of go-aheadness is being throttled by rules—rules that are drawn up by men with so-called progressive minds. This is especially true or Government departments in which196 words
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254 1955-02-25 7 BW'GKOK. Feb. 24, (Rcutcr) The SEATO fount il was told that the United SUtes military vrness in the Far East now was in excess of tn peak of American armed power during the war „t Japan, American conference sources reported254 words
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141 1955-02-25 7 Aussies Plan Radio Network In S-E Asia To Beat Red Subversion IKOK, Feb. 24. I— Australia plans turc thousands I aye radio sets them in to the corners of rural Laos and CamI means of comg b version in these threatened of South-east to the Austraon attending the I Council141 words
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74 1955-02-25 7 TOKYO. Feb. 24 (AP)— A policeman stopped a car going at 60 miles an hour yesterday, the newspaper Asahi said, and sarcastically inquired what the rush was. It was Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama. hurrying from one speaking engagement to another in74 words
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Article61 1955-02-25 7 LONDON. Feb. 24 (UP)— Britain admitted yesterday Ua supersonic sweptwing Swift fighter plane— costing M 5720.000 each— is a failure and that its production will be halted. Defence Minister Harold MacMillan told the House of Commons that most of Britain's aerial defences for the next61 words
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Article56 1955-02-25 7 TVRBAX. South Africa, Feb. P) Twenty-one nurses in m*a Addington General :Ml were stricken with elitia yesterday, bringtotal of polio cases I Ufc nurses in the past necks to 37. >>pital authorities said of those afflicted are between the ages of 17 Nearly all the56 words
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Article70 1955-02-25 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Feb. 24 The following ore the closing 1 of rubber ond tin on the London Market: LONDON RUBBER 27£ d. Mwcft 27Jd. A P"I June 27id. J«'v September 27 d. October/December 26|d Maacft c.i.t. 27^d. Tone Steody. LONDON TIN Spot £710 buyers,70 words
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Article103 1955-02-25 7 Marilyn To Ride Pink Elephant NEW YORK, Feb. 24 (AP) The circus will arrive in New York this year with Marilyn Monroe astride a pink elephant. Showman Mike Todd announced that Miss Monroe would be his main star in an opening night charity performance of the Ringling Brothers, Barnum and103 words
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Article92 1955-02-25 7 Margaret's Tour Is Nearly Over PORT ANTONIO. Jamaica. Feb. 24. (Reuter)— Princess Margaret is leaving here today aboard the Royal Yacht. Britannia for the Bahamas on the last stage of her month long Caribbean tour. After a hectic five days in Jamaica the Princess will have two days to relax92 words
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Article, Illustration76 1955-02-25 7 A FEW of the Italian ski-tourist girls who entered for the "snow queen" title contest held recently at the popular Italian ski resort of Cortina d'Ampezzo Left to right: Maria Luisa d'Atria from Abruzzo, Nadja Brivio from Tuscany, Maria Monti from Rome. Maria Pia Goggi fromA.P. - 76 words
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Article341 1955-02-25 7 Offshore Islands LONDON, Feb. 24 (Reuter) Sir Winston Churchill said yesterday there was no question of Britain being involved militarily in the defence of the islands off the coast of Communist China. He was answering questions in the House of Commons on the Government's present341 words
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Article43 1955-02-25 7 MELBOURNE, Feb. 24 (Reuter) Twenty-one people died as a result of a three-day heat wave in Perth, Western Australia, where temperatures have hovered around 100 degrees Fahrenheit with high humidity. The heat wave Is expected to continue.43 words
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Article37 1955-02-25 7 LAS VEGAS. Nevada, Feb. 24 (Reuter)— The third explosion of the 1955 atomic test series was postponed until Friday morning at the earliest after a weather conference yesterday because of unfavourable winds.37 words
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Article37 1955-02-25 7 VIENNA. Feb. 24. (AP)— Aure' Setu, Rumanian chauffeur slain last week in Bern when anti-Communists seized the Rumanian legation, was posthumously awarded the "Star of the Rumanian People's Republic, third class." Bucharest radio reported yesterday.37 words
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Article126 1955-02-25 7 BOSTON, Feb. 24 (AP) Police said a Boston woman who twice attempted suicide on Monday threw herself in front of a train pulling into a station here yesterday. She landed between the rails and three-quarters of the first train passed over her. However, patrolmen Joseph Passanesi.126 words
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338 1955-02-25 7 OVERSEAS CHINESE A VIRTUAL DANGER Must Be Given A Place For Their Loyalty 0r... BANGKOK, Feb. 24, (Reuter) -The American delegation told the SEATO Council of the potential danger that existed in the Southea# Asian area In the number of overseas Chinese living in the area. The delegation was understood338 words
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Article159 1955-02-25 7 LONDON Feb. 24. (Reuter) —Mr R W. Sorensen (Labour) asked in the House of Commons yesterday what further consideration had been given to introducing an elective element into the British Borneo and Hongkong Governments. Mr. Henry Hopkinson. Minister of State for Colonial Affiairs. replied. "In159 words
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Article28 1955-02-25 7 TOKYO. Feb. 24 (UP) -Two United States Air Force Sabre jets collided over Hokkaido island today and one pilot Is missing, the Air Force announced.28 words
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90 1955-02-25 7 LONDON. Feb. 24. (AP) The United States pledged today to seek an ''honest and workable" agreement with Russia for reduction of nuclear and conventional weapons. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. US. delegate to a secret five-power conference on disarmament opening here tomorrow, tojd a90 words
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Article93 1955-02-25 7 Japs Start A Masonic Lodge TOKYO, Feb. 24. (AP)-A Masonic Lodge, which will include In its membership some of the most prominent men in Japan, will be organized on March 1, it was announced today. Rituals will be conducted exclusively in the Japanese language. The lodge will b* known as93 words
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Article436 1955-02-25 7 LONDON, Feb 24 (Reuter) Mark Lanutry. 27, was sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment at the Old Bailey yesterday for operating a widespread "call girl" racket. Langtry had pleaded guilty to living in part on "the earnings of prostitution." The prosecutor said Langtry ran a436 words
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Advertisement80 1955-02-25 7 "Happy Birthday to You!" You can now say it ivitb music! MUSICAL BOX toiki I BIRTHDAY CARDS My/- I Play "HAPPY BIRTHDAY S^'ftL \F* TO YOU! JZsm k They really are musical with Wf ft I simple wording, and will delight I *J Jf I both young and old. \^jy80 words
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Article337 1955-02-25 8 JEEVES THE PERFECT G EM .THIEF jHE not so perfect gentleman's gentleman, "Jeeves" Dempsey, will not be seen in the homes of the titled and the rich in England for some time. Instead, Irishman Patrick Alexander William Luke Dempsey, 43, will spend the next twelve years in one of H.M.337 words
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Article, Illustration404 1955-02-25 8 But The Boy Who May Be Shah Is A Captive Says Mother JL YTHILE a little boy who one day may be a king played with his toy soldiers. a drama was being weaved around him in two word capitals. Capital No 1 was London, to404 words
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359 1955-02-25 8 What Curious Things Your 'Red Indian Spirit' Said Magistrate Tells Medium V SPIRITUALIST minister who claimed he had a Red Indian "spirit guide" was alleged to have told a policewoman: "You are going to have your hair tinted." According to court witnesses, he told other people* They were not happy359 words
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Miscellaneous318 1955-02-25 8 £yerjr Friday For The Children i r ,«^/9/*-.£r Try^- I 1 X WE'VE GOT A SUN ANDX PtW^ OP>DUGET IJSi j^/ 8 2iNG HIM Virs THE "™£ggffi)&!s£%?ZL 7HBKI»O^»»WdM AFTER THAT RED- 3^*^^NS,XS?Y/ObTLAWAND) A/.SV TVg^OSC^^^ -LETS GET BACKWTUISIS<IN-TW£ BEST SJ 4^4^-^— -Ajg^llZ JVcHANce^ro\ v SHAC<BEPOEeTH f yi^Ac^-T^e^ I I^Z Jfc^v •b.318 words
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Article, Illustration1747 1955-02-25 9 TONI MARSH - TONI MARSH By TS one thing I can have enough of— I: I were rich rybody else. I hink about what I'd i of the first c comes to my Id buy a lot of sandals. v Frc n c h -hoe 1 bronze silk and1,747 words
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Article185 1955-02-25 9 Rita Del Mar - Rita Del Mar h '»l> s vtl OIAT1ON: NivalC only the >>it- that >ou are ii«»til«| mister you M lUli.tnl. i-.u k\i:ryi .e^r ot a tendirci misunderstand. igances. Be atory tsp*--18 the afternoon iie progress in tasks, solving .ri the morning *"l X ItIKIIIDW KM» HIKTIISICN185 words
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Article262 1955-02-25 9 I^AKE good care of your shoes and they will last longer! So often, just for the lack of proper care, cood shoes begin to crack and tear, suede shoes to look shiny. There are a few simple things which anyone can do to help keep your262 words
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Article, Illustration1018 1955-02-25 10 MAURICE RICHARDSON - MAURICE RICHARDSON Honours For Sale. By Gerald Macmillan. f ßichards Press. 16s. J By 'PHIS book tells for the first time the story of the late Maundy Gregory (1877-1941), a powerful influence behind the political scene of the twenties, a figure so extravagantly fantastic1,018 words
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Article323 1955-02-25 10 C.E. Vulliamy - LE BON D A VID C.E. Vulliamy By THE assimilation of new philosophical ideas, particularly when they move in a direction which appears to be at variance equally with religious dogma and empirical method, is often a slow and irregular process. Thus. Hume's analysis of experience, either distasteful or incomprehensible323 words
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Article570 1955-02-25 10 Freya Stark - Freya Stark By Saudi Arabia. By H. St. John Philby. (Benn. 305. ONE of Kipling's poems, of which I cannot remember the name, expresses the admiration of the amateur for the expert: the "man who knows" comes into his own domain of knowledge and uncertainties vanish— the enginee-driver570 words
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Article230 1955-02-25 10 SHORTER NOTICE TOO many of the multitudinous forms of tribal life will have disappeared long before they can be adequately recorded, and a great wealth of sociological ideas will be lost to us. before we even know what they could teach us. just when we are beginning toA.P. - 230 words
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Advertisement403 1955-02-25 10 m^^^^ mmm^m^ "^■i u^~ ii ii. I tyieniC'Oon<W£L* H i^b V I '.?■<■ B B B mJm B vvjuU omm Glands Made Young -Vigour Renewed Without Operation If you f»»l -'M »>»> for»» voiir time or •uffer from nerve, kain and physical ».«kne-»««. you will find new happiness an.l health403 words
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Advertisement207 1955-02-25 10 V BABY foo" S j I y arealv% I L Py««..4ar€ I (and NOUMSKingj I mum nutritive value. Their pure, fresh M flavor makes them unusually appetuinc I I 1 and they are strained to a fine, even tex- V ture, so it's never any problem to get I Most207 words
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Miscellaneous34 1955-02-25 10 "Now before we go in— if Elsie asks you what you think of the house, say it's lovely and if George asks you to have a drink, say you've given it vp and if..."34 words
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Advertisement752 1955-02-25 11 itfCLO-FREMCH TRADING CO., LTD. 6. *****/4. I J2/< Mw t TIL THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE T M,Ma«. Boston. Mew York, Baltimore. Philadelphia. Cult Port. pore P. rww|lf arr N V 0BUS S±g ts, l Z VA M p 5 5 jSS 9/i wBS ?8 r-i y 25752 words
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Advertisement1172 1955-02-25 11 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 ltn««) lneorporat«d in Singapore) (12 lines) •15? IHE BLUE FUNNEL LINE U"," Carriers option to proceed via other porti to load and ditchargo cargo SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL, CLASCOW, LONDON b CONTININT. Singapore. Omo Sails P. Sham Ptnang Cl»toneu« for Uvtroool b rlssajow1,172 words
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Advertisement822 1955-02-25 11 MITSUI ]p|n LINE FROM JAPAN for INDIA. BURMA PAKISTAN Spore P. Shorn Penone HAKUBASAN MARU for Ranftoon, Calcutta 10 Mar. 14 Mar. FOR JAPAN •UNYO MARU for Kobe. Osaka. T ©kvo Load* S'oore 28 Feb AMACISAN MARU Loads Spore 5 Mar. FOR USA VIA SUI2 Foi New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore.822 words
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Advertisement790 1955-02-25 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES SAILINGS TO CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA Fot Aden, Port Said Genoa. Antwerp. (LotfSom. Hamburg, Copenhagen. Gothenburg and Oslo. S oore P. Shan* Fenanf x) "KINA" 28 Feb 3 Mar In Port xs) "MEONIA" 7 9 Mar 10/10 Mar 11/11 Mar xxx) "FALSTRIA' 19/22 Mar 23/23 Mar 24/24 Mar x) Calls790 words
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220 1955-02-25 12 BANK OF EAST ASIA EARNED HK $4.5 MIL. -Dividend, Bonus THE Bank of East Asia Ltd.. Hongkong, earned during last year 11K54.498.465 and has declared a dividend and bonus of lIKSIO per share, free of tax. it was announced at the 36th annual meeting held recently in Hongkong. Sir Shouson220 words
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Article, Illustration320 1955-02-25 12 Many Malayans To Attend Tokyo Int'l Trade Fair THE forthcoming: Japan International Trade Fair will be held with a view to assembling and displaying a wide range of quality exportable goods manufactured at home and abroad, attracting overseas businessmen interested in trad in? with Japan and providing opportunities for expansion320 words
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Article207 1955-02-25 12 ABOUT ten tons of white pepper were transacted in the Singapore produce market yesterday. The oil and copra markets were quiet. The Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange prices yesterday were: Singapore Copra Association prices yesterday were: Feb. $'2SI and $294; March $29| and $2Dg; April $29207 words
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Article73 1955-02-25 12 LONDON, Feb. 24. <AP> The National Union of Manufacturers said in a statement recently that a number of small British industries are disturbed by a recent and rapid increase of imports from Hongkong. A union sub-committee is preparing a protest to the government, it said. "Seven trade73 words
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Article, Illustration101 1955-02-25 12 DINERS toast with Hennessy Brandy at the dinner at the Cathay Restaurant in honour of the visit to Singapore of the Hon'ble Frederick Hennessy, Managing Director of Jas. Hennessy Co., Cognac. About 150 people, mostly dealers, sat down to the sumptuous 12-course dinner. PictureStandard - 101 words
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Article56 1955-02-25 12 THE Singapore firm of Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co. Ltd. on Wednesday sold six properties at a n auction which realized $240,600. These belonged t 0 the Estate of Shanfah Fatimah bi n te Omar bin Ali Aljunied (deceased). Among the properties wa« a house— No.56 words
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Article31 1955-02-25 12 CANADIAN newsprint pro--4q U o C ft£> n t in Janua fy reached 7^5? tons an increase of 14.671 tons, or 3.1 per cent. 1954 fi2Ure f r January31 words
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337 1955-02-25 12 DIFFICULT YEAR FOR TRADE MR. SCOTT IPOH Thurs. From the point of view of commerce the past year was a somewhat difficult one, said Mr. W. G. Scott, chairman of the F.M.S. Chamber of Commerce, at its 34th annual general meeting. He explained that the volume of trade was satisfactory337 words
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Article, Illustration192 1955-02-25 12 LOOK! NO FLINTNO WICK... i«;-fr> around package of hre 0., *m Airflam." a new Pll| l «ff th, j. df| t«jp and v« u tt a S *5 blue fl am, (hat^ light a < -iuar<>ttf in -jvej in a high Hlld j •Ins lighter has n.. fl M »<>192 words
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31 1955-02-25 12 'Electronic Brains' At Exhibition DEVELOPMENT troni in the 4.- B. Bxhfbiti n I offl c I he London. I ed for Exh 1 5 oi ing and mal 18 < r pro-31 words
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Article148 1955-02-25 12 DESPITE one or two continued weakenings uf boti Industrials and Tins in the London Stock Exchange, the Malayan share market show- ed a slight improvement in sentiment. But the turnover was still meagre with restricted interest. The rubbers were stagnant. Pricr- changes reported by the Malayan Sharebrokers*148 words
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Article129 1955-02-25 12 OUTER ROADS Chip Lam. Van Goens. INNER ROADS Lee Sen. Torina. Yumely. Senai. Petereins. Hock Ho, Pacific. Vong Ann. PiTak. Billiton. Marudu. Tung Song. M. Bahru. Pangkor Sin H:n Huat. Hua Heng. Semenyih. Kampar. Hong Ming. Sg. Deli. June. Ai'k Leong, Loh Sic Lee. Sunon Hua Li.129 words
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Article26 1955-02-25 12 THE U.K. Commercial TV stations which will kc built in Scotland. Stations will start operating towards the end of l^ob, it estimated.26 words
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Article205 1955-02-25 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation, which set a post-war record for tin production last year, has had a surprisingly high output of 5.151 tons of tin metal in January, it was announced today. This good boost is due to two factors: the production of205 words
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Article151 1955-02-25 12 RUBBER dropped 21 cents in the Singapore market yesterday, the price closing at 93; cents per lb. for firjjt grade for March shipment. Some liquidation from upcountry godowns and the report of the B.F. Goodrich plant strike in Akron, Ohio, were said to be mainly151 words
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Article42 1955-02-25 12 NINE thousand workers went on strike at B. F. Goodrich Company's plant in Akron, Ohio on Wednesday. The strike was ordered when company and union negotiators failed to reach accord on supplementary agreement to last October's wage contract.42 words
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Article20 1955-02-25 12 TURKEY and Bulgaria have signed a trade agreement in Ankara for the reciprocal exchange of goods worth $2,500,000.20 words
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Article26 1955-02-25 12 A NEW. high-yielding, disease resistant and delicious type of strawberry will be introduced in 1956 as the result of work by U.S. plant scientists.26 words
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Article137 1955-02-25 12 NCRC Executives Visiting Malaya MR. JOHN S. Scott. VicePresident, Overseas Operations of The National Cash Register Company, arrives in Singapore for a visit to his Malayan organization shortly. He is at present on a round-the-world tour of National offices. In Singapore Mr. John S. Srott will be the gaest o€137 words
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Advertisement638 1955-02-25 12 NOTICES ANNOUNCEMENT THE Board of Directors of Henry Waugh Co.. Limited.. Kennedy. Burkill Co.. Limited, and J. A. Wattle Co.. Limited have great pleasure in announcing a merger of their plantation agency interests in Malaya. A new Company is in the process of being formed designated "Plantation Agencies Limited" which638 words
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Advertisement417 1955-02-25 12 NOTICES TENDER NOTICE. Central Electricity Board, Federation of Malaya Demolition of Junior Officer's Quarters at Bungsar Road. Kuala Lumpur. TENDERS are invited for demolition of existing quarters of tile and timber construction which are in a good state. The materials salvaged are to be the property < of the successful417 words
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Miscellaneous43 1955-02-25 12 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association buvine (air mail) rates to mer- ts /T w «e: Canada 32--3.16 (T.T). 32-5/16 (D.D) 32-9/16 credit bills and 32-5/8 trade bills (90 d/st). belling: Canada 31-7/8 ready (T.T. or O.D ,i# S r rate s remained unaltered.43 words
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254 1955-02-25 13 OMAR JEROME MEET TOUGH OPPONENTS SGf SYED OMAR (RASC School) and L/C Jerome Tan (District ?»«£»!?> firs roun d victors of the semi- ,k n bouts will both have tough assignments in the L a ls of the Singapore Base District Individual Champ M ,n l»ips to be fought out254 words
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137 1955-02-25 13 Thomas Cup Asiatic Zone Final In India BOMBAY, Feb. 24, (Reuter)—The Asiatic zone final of the Thomas Cup badminton championship, between India and Hongkong. will row he played in India on Apr. 9 and 10, Casmiro Gomas. secretary ot the Ail India Badminton Association, said yesterday. India originally suggested that137 words
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Article61 1955-02-25 13 THE following have been elected office-bearers of the Johore Bahru Indian Recreation Club for the year 1955: Patron Jam»s Ho; President—Oliver Rozario: VicePresident— John Clark; Secretary—A. Shanmuganv. Asst. Secretary —S. Sandrarasa; Treasurer R. N'allathamby: Captain Michael Dawson Peters: Asst. Captain— R. M. Sinnaiyah; Committee Members —P. K.61 words
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Article, Illustration246 1955-02-25 13 Will 'Little MO' Come Back NEW YORK, Feb. 24 (AP)— Leading figures in l\S. tennis circles are refusing to take too much stock in Maureen Connolly's retirement announcement they think she will be back. 'I believe this is just temporary," said Lawrence Baker, a top figure in the LT.S. lawn246 words
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375 1955-02-25 13 PETER WILSON - PETER WILSON AussiesAttackTyphoonTyson's'Drag' By SYDNEY, Thurs. I HOPE there is not going to be trouble over the light in the finol Test which begins here tomorrow. I bring this up now because I understand there is strong resentment in the M.C.C. party about the375 words
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402 1955-02-25 13 HEAVY RAIN MAY DELAY 5th TEST TODAY SYDNEY, Feb. 24. Heavy rain has continued and chances of a start are remote. Since yesterday it has been pouring-, preventing net practice for both sides today and the forecast is "no foreseeable relief for 48 hours". Gil Langley, the Australian wicket-keeper, has402 words
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99 1955-02-25 13 Reds Want Nationalists Out Of FINA HONGKONG. Feb 24 (Reuter) The Communist All-China Athletic Federation today lodged a protest with the Amateur International Swimming Federation (FINA) against the decision o p its bureau to admit the "so-called sports organization of the Nationalist Chinese." It demanded that the decision should be99 words
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Article364 1955-02-25 13 LONDON. Fob. 23. (Reuler>— The following are football fixtures for Saturday, Feb. 26: LEAGUE DIVISION I Arsenal vs. Sheffield Wednesday. Burnley vs. Charlton. Cardiff vs. Manchester United. Chelsea vs. Huddersfield. Everton vs. Aston Vilto. Leicester vs Bolton. Manchester City vs. Wolves. Newcastle vs. Sunderland. Preston vs Blackpool. Sheffield364 words
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Advertisement439 1955-02-25 13 REAL ESTATE WANTED TTRGENTLY WANTED: Bunga U lows. two-storey houses vacant building sites, shop and terrace houses etc.. for sale or to let within 5 miles from th€ City List your properties with us. we are ready to serve you Singapore House. Land and Estate Agency. 338/M42. Telok Aver Street439 words
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Advertisement682 1955-02-25 13 CLASSIFIED ADS ANNOUNCEMENT t^REE' FREE' A extremtl? attractive GLASS TUMBLER will be given FREE in exchsnge fo. fifteen MISSION crown*. REFRESH now with MISSION Beverages available in four TOP flavours Orange. Coco* Creme. Pineapple and LemonLime. SITUATIONS VACANT MIMCIPALITY OF GEORGE TOWN PENANG M.MOK POWER STATIOS ENGINEER PPLICATIONS are invited682 words
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Miscellaneous313 1955-02-25 13 LI 1 Abner By A/ Copp [2w^9^?3HEßlm^^ SHE Ia f T T tOC'.L KIN -SO, AH l^ I I v;-V.JUID)' rJO.THAMK'J. AH P y^ y ?^v' SLNDM 7K MAH GAL!. f IS GONNA y *l V-YO* r-( IS Mf.RF.LV 15', I /\Vlr^A r 54 t^T^ CITHER/.'- -SPESH'LV BUST <^ r<*313 words
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Article486 1955-02-25 14 ONE WAY TRAFFIC AT STADIUM It Belonged To Pakistanis By JEFFERY JAMES THE COLOUR was RED-Singapore Selection's. And if S {||P the Pakistani traffic at Jalan Besar stadium from f,°' n^/^ ei Xcement of cele Singaporeans would have succeeded even if they had a reinforcement of celebrated Polo players from486 words
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Article, Illustration430 1955-02-25 14 Goal No. 1 Within three mm r Sc'.ect:on attack .stopped by Asghar A i R hub Z ur Ali X in opened the score. He ig finished the trick :c Noronl i could say 'a:i (,oal No. I: Habib-l'r-Reh-man. who had led A iV ior Irst etTort.430 words
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Article100 1955-02-25 14 Gopinath Top Scores With 130 KARACHI. Feb. 23. (Reuten— Test player C. D. Gopinath. scored 130 not out. for the Indian touring team who declared their first innings closed at 352 for live wickets against a Pakistan Combined Schools s:de here today The Schools replied with 60 for 2 after100 words
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Article50 1955-02-25 14 FLORENCE. Feb. 24. <Reuten— Clemente Biondetti. one of Italy's greatest racing drivers died here today aged 56. He underwent a serious throat operation three weeks ago. Biondetti was a road-race specialist and achieved the distinction o* winning the Italian Mille Miglia race four times in his life.50 words
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208 1955-02-25 14 *or the first time in renang. badminton enthusiasts will see Ooi Teik Hock Poh Lim combination in action in the doubles This world's doubles champions meet Lim Kee f«>ng and Tan Jin fcong on ihe first night and come up asainst the two exponents208 words
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355 1955-02-25 14 HONG KONG WIN FARELF HOCKEY: WHIP MALAYA Hong Koss: 8 Malaya District 1 Fclron (3). Allison (3) and Cox Fidelis 1. Umpires: Major Bennett and WO Dodd. KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Hong Kong District took the honours in the Far East Land Forces Inter District hockey tournament today when they trounced355 words
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493 1955-02-25 14 By TONY RANGEL PENANG, Thurs.— The heat is now on for the first singles berth in Malaya's SmSS^*"" 1 f r thC Th r mas C "P Challe "ge r «"»1 to beplayed in the mfddle The honour of playing in the first493 words
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Article, Illustration106 1955-02-25 14 Pakistan: Fazal Reh- man; M.H. Atif, Asghar Ali Khan; Khurshid Zaman. Aziz Naek Ali Kiddi; Mohd Sidiq, Naseer Ahmad, Habib-ur-Rehman. Zafar Ali Khan. Latif-ur-Rehman Singapore Selection: B. Noronha; R. Fernando, Sgt Gellard; Kirpal Singh, D Hay. S. Gunendram: C. de Witt, R McCoy. James Quek Dalbara Singh. Capt.106 words
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Article96 1955-02-25 14 MALACCA. Feb. 24.— As a result of an ugly scene created by a St. Francis Institution player in yesterday's interschool soccer match against Anglo Chinese School, the team were with drawn from inter-school games for the rest of the season. In yesterday's game SFI were held to96 words
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414 1955-02-25 14 SABA' s NOVICES MEET ATTRACT RECORD ENTRIES RECORD entries have been received for the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's Novices championships to be held on March 1, 3 and 4. Originally two days had been set aside for this tournament but because of the heavy entries, totalling 70 in the various414 words
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238 1955-02-25 14 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD Convincing Solo Effort i Final Gallops For Tomo," By PENANG, Thurs.— Jimmy Martins candidate Distrih..« workout at this morning's final gallops for the Penan J P r «vidtd n, day when he easily breezed over three furlongs in 3 7 l 0238 words
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Article198 1955-02-25 14 SUDAN (Mortimer), who worked with an unnumbered horse did an attractive half mile run in 50-3 5 sec— the last three in 37-4 5 sec. Sudan won the trial. He looks fit and fresh. Magic Eye (Patterson) and Maharanee < riding boy>. matched strides over198 words
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Article26 1955-02-25 14 TWO S ry S from V. t off i I Bart ey won i 'car V. towards I Vici defer.' d B;.. lita:26 words
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Article29 1955-02-25 14 ALEXANDRA Football Team (Youth Section) beat Balestier Sports Club 4-0 in a friendly soccer match played at Farrer Park yesterday. Scorers were. Ali (2), Osman and Kuchil.29 words
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Article134 1955-02-25 14 THE latest Straits Racing Association classification of horses is as follows: Transfers from Class 4 to Class 3: Happy Life: Marshal Foch: The Milky Way. NEW CLASSIFICATIONS: Class 1 Festivity (late FunmanV 3 beg. by Fun Fair Avec Vous Class 2— Siboney (late Turnpike) 4 rh.e.g by134 words
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