Singapore Standard, 4 April 1955
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Title Section13 1955-04-04 1 Standard Standard Singapprr& r. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 19.->"> 12 PACES IS CENTS13 words
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Article, Illustration62 1955-04-04 1 photo. LABOUR Front executives and successful candidates who discussed the formation of the new uovernment. From left: Messrs. A. J. Braea, R. C. 11. Lim. A. R. Lazarous. Lee Choon Ens, Mak Pak Shee. Seah Pen*; Chuan. David Marshall (leader) Chew Swee Kee. V. J. Mendis. J.Standard - 62 words
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Article454 1955-04-04 1 Marshall Sees Nicoll Today Nominated Men The Key Issue For New Govt. SINGAPORE'S first Labour Government may be formed within the next few days, and it is not likely to be a coalition, The Standard reliably understands. Today, the Front leader, Mr. David Marshal! (Cairnhill),454 words
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124 1955-04-04 1 PEOPLE DIDN'T LIKE OUR ATFORM'-TAN the Progressive Party at /as due to the splitting of of the Democratic Party, .qaporc Progressive Party. The Standard yesterday. the Labour Front aid thai the majority of the left-wing platPar 1 the left-wing has now In the Assembly, given power to form rnment and124 words
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Article65 1955-04-04 1 HONGKONG. April 3, 'UP' Rich "an tourists trd the luxury liner Caronia <m a ruund-the world cruise, spent HK$l. OOO.OOO during their one day stay in British colony before ng for Okinawa yestcrTho fiw hundred and fortypassengers arrived on Friday aboard the 34.000- ton from Manila65 words
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Article36 1955-04-04 1 BANGKOK. April 3. <AP» rrillas have been captured by Thai frontier police when they crossed the border from Burma. They are part of groups of Chinese troops hard-pressed by Burma rnment troops.36 words
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Article76 1955-04-04 1 BANGKOK. April 3 (Keuter) The Siamese Palace Kadio yesterday broadcast a half hourly series of reports on the progress of the birth of a daughter to Quern Sirikit. endins with the sound of the baby's first cries. broadcast from the bedchamber. The all-day broadcast bulletins76 words
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107 1955-04-04 1 Tories Gain Ground In County Polls LONDON. April 3 <UP> Sir Winston Churchill's Conservatives sained 164 sets and lost only 29 in yesterday's Council elections, incomplete returns showed today. Eleven counties, most oi thorn Labour-held indu.>trial areas, voted for new councils yesterday. The returns .showed that the Labour Party had107 words
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Article45 1955-04-04 1 NEW YORK. April 3. <UP —A crack New York central passenger train racing jlong the Hudson River shoreline crashed into a landslide last night and its locomotive plunged into the river. At least 25 persons were injured, about three .seriously.45 words
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Article39 1955-04-04 1 BOMBAY. April 3 < Reuter) Lieutenant General S M Shrinagesh. Indian Chief of Army Staff-de-signate, sailed from here aboard the P. and O liner Chusan today for Japan, where he is to spend a holiday.39 words
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Article126 1955-04-04 1 Unknown Threatens To Drag On LONDON. April 3. <AP>Britain's biggest newspaper strike took on the aspects yesterday of becoming a long siege between Fleet Street Press Lords and Communist- i led electricians. A Royal Commission was named by the Government to i investigate the strike now i going into its126 words
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Article78 1955-04-04 1 MEXICO CITY. April 3 (UP) More than 300 families were left homeless in a flash fire which levelled a "lost city" in one of the poorest .sections of this capital last night. Police said at least 40 persons were overcome by smoke, while four more78 words
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272 1955-04-04 1 Plans For Churchill's Exit Completed Hand Over On Tuesday LONDON, April 3, (Reuter) Sir Winston Churchill was last night reported to have completed all arrangements to resign the Premiership and hand over office to Sir Anthony Eden on Tuesday. The 80-year-old statesman will place his resignation in the hands of272 words
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Article58 1955-04-04 1 NICOSIA. Cyprus. April 3, I Reut er I Police investigating Friday's bomb throwing attacks in Cyprus are looking into the arrival of a new organization threatening to "achieve freedom with blood." All Cyprus towns were quiet tcday following renewed attlcks with Italian -made gtenades last night58 words
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Article32 1955-04-04 1 TAIPEI. Formosa, April 3 iiPi Heavy rains on Satuiday and Sunday ended the loig "drought which threateno( crops and resulted in ratfcnlng of electric power for hones and factories.32 words
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Article146 1955-04-04 1 ENGLAND, April 3 (Reuior > Six-vear-olcl John Rosenber. C*rdUJ; Wales, wanted a real spate ship »o he drew up his own plans and VS***"* and sent off an order to the Rolls Kovce Company here. He wrote to this famous manufacturer of motor ?a146 words
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Article132 1955-04-04 1 SAIGON. April 3 A jeep raced past the home of Cao Dai General Nguyen Thanh Phuong early yesterday and sprayed it with machine-gun blillcts. But the religious sect lead; r who recently switched allegiance to the government was reported unhurt. The .shots shattered the three-day calm existing132 words
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Article53 1955-04-04 1 TAIPEI Formosa. April -I. <AP>-A storm struck the Pescadores before daybreak on Saturday and destroyed 12 fishing boats and nine dwellings, newspapers here reported on Sunday. Twenty sampans and 70 dwellings were damaged. Ten sampans were listed as missing. The Pescadores are islands off the west53 words
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Article13 1955-04-04 1 THE French Parliament adjourned on Saturday for its Easter vacation. Reuter.13 words
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Article152 1955-04-04 1 MANILA, April 3 (UP)-Ihc death toll in the Philippines' worst earthquake rose toward the 400 mark today as survivors told of a destructive tidal wave that accompanied the killing shocks^ There was no overall official casualty toll, but one governor personally told President Ramon152 words
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Article87 1955-04-04 1 IN preparation for the assumption of office by Ministers, the Governor made an order, on April 1. transferrinc to Ministers a number of the statutory powers previously exercised by the Governor in Council. the Governor, and the Chief Secretary. Fljhty ahic Ordinances have been so87 words
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Advertisement35 1955-04-04 1 Nfl/^ir fo« it: i mjmv B m\ m *s~ xII m^H jgß AGFA ISOLETTE I S mj The Camera for Everybody* g No other camera offers so m^ much at such a low price! g35 words
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Article485 1955-04-04 2 A Big Surprise To Federation Political Circles KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The left wing landslide in Singapore elections today came as a pleasant surprise to certain Federation political circles who saw in this the biggest ever psychological boost to the cause of Socialism in Malaya. However, there was485 words
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Article, Illustration89 1955-04-04 2 AT the cocktail party held by the French Consul General in Singapore. Baron do Bo.vor do Sainte Suzanne, on Saturday night in honour of the Pascal Quartet (four visiting musicians of Radio France fame), thr musical foursome mrt two lovely Singapore French women. One was 10--year-old89 words
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Article140 1955-04-04 2 'Adoption Of Malay Right Step' Kuala lumpur, sum Mr. G.V. Thaver, President ol the Malayan Indian Associa- tion who was today elected president ol the Party Negara's Puriu Branch, declared th a I adoption oi Maday as the Federation's na-tional language was the right step) "because Malaya belongs to the140 words
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Article277 1955-04-04 2 Emergency Must End Rahman Independence Blueprint WHEN Malaya attains independence, it is hoped that democratic countries will be able to help her to tackle the Emergency as it is an international problem against Communism, the president of the United Malaya National Organization, Tun^ku Abdul Rahman, said last night. Speaking over277 words
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Article157 1955-04-04 2 SINGAPORE City Council Labour I nions Federation wants the Council to settle its "outstanding demands within two weeks to avoid a possible strike action by its 10,000 daily-rated workers. The executive committee of the Federation last night "strongly protested on the Council's tardiness" in settling157 words
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Article70 1955-04-04 2 TELUK ANSOX Sun The UMNO should petition the Government to seek the release of Malays who have heen detained under the Emergency regulations. This resolution was passed when 15 branches of the UMNO Youths met in the divisional half yearly meeting at Teluk Alison on Friday. The70 words
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172 1955-04-04 2 COMPETITION FOR SATA GREETING SEALS SINGAPORE Anti-Tuber-culosis Association is holding an open competition for the best design for the 1955/56 SATA greeting seals. A prize of $25 will be awarded the winner. Every year, similar sea's are sold to schools, business houses and various associai!?? Sl S r UBe ori172 words
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Article112 1955-04-04 2 His Death Puzzles Police SINGAPORE Police yesterday were inced with a riddle while investigating the ncath ol a 55-year-old Chinese. Tsang Poh. in a house in Sago Lane. They are not certain whether Tsang had succumbed to hi< year-long illness or to head injur es received as a result of112 words
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Article69 1955-04-04 2 MALACCA. Sun Mall Chrttiars yesterday :n un with the other Ma. communities offered pr. for the sp« cdy reo i Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan Though no bulletin issued at noon today or. S;r Cheng-locks condition believed that he Is w^.l on the road to recovery and I69 words
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Article248 1955-04-04 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Mr. L.D. Whitfield, Federation Member for Education, today called on parents, teachers and managers of all Malayan schools to work together to protect our pupils from Communist indoctrination so that there will be no need for police action. In over 25.000 personal appeals to guardians and248 words
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Article, Illustration40 1955-04-04 3 MISS FOONG SWBB UM of 133 llJiih Street. Kuala Lumpur who obtained the Diploma of Interior DeMSn at the Royal Melbourne Technical Colleije, is now employed as a designer a t a his Melbourne architecture and interior decoration firm.40 words
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Article55 1955-04-04 3 Mm Data Mahmud bin N(l r ol the federal Legists! nubt deplored the mi; in sirls that has moral rot" in I ney as work seems :ay." he th C hcadlo -peak on Today." He. to Malaya. Id days.' Dnto were wnsopnisticatirw v •from k or.^cr thrin :0(i on55 words
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170 1955-04-04 3 TWO MEN CHARGED WITH SMUGGLING CIGARETTES JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— l Low Kirn Siang and Wong Kan of Singapore. were urged in the Sessions Couri th attempting to defraud Government of duty nting 1 13 on 140.000 B irettea and 636 do/en <>f playing cards, ording I Mohamed in Mat Aris.170 words
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Article, Illustration54 1955-04-04 3 SOME of Urn Router staff after farewell dinner to Mr W. O'Neill. Manager for South-east Asia, at the home of Mr. Sec (iim Ho<k. Keuters Singapore Manager Mr. and Mrs O'Neill are leaving Singapore on leave in Australia Kngland an d Ireland The little girl in the eentr- is Mr54 words
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Article70 1955-04-04 3 11 VSCs DONATE BLOOD DESPITE a strenuous period of duty on Polling Nlffht, 11 volunteer special onstables turned "P at the Singapore Blood Transfusion Office yesterday 4o donate their blood The VSCs. attached to Tanjons Paaar Police Station, were led by Chief Inspector lan Hock Lye. Altogether 27 people ffave70 words
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Article40 1955-04-04 3 •TOHORE BAHRIT. Sun Chan Ycok, a labourer of Simpang Rengam. who on March 13. was found in pos- session of four packets of chandu and smoking untensils, i was fined S.'H)O in the Sessions 1 Court, Kluang, yesterday.40 words
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110 1955-04-04 3 INDIA WANTS MORE TRADE WITH MALAYA INDIA would like to import more from Malaya, said Sr: J V. Somayajulu. leader of the 16-man Indian trade delegation who arrived in Singapore by Air Ind a International yesterday. The delegation is sponsored by the Andhra Chamber of Commerce and during their three110 words
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Miscellaneous821 1955-04-04 3 Standard cMttnanac INrORMATION AT A GLANCE 4**flamaw ii i H i n Jo«« ff lat ar\ ft p IMroya's Band l«p« Mum I) I IX VI A X w Xl n> Jgp I- J% *MV&t*4/ SINGAPORE I^*\^^ i J* "•IN^\r«»Kl <K'«iun.il) 715 am Balaam ■natiTisV M-i Melod) hi ire; 8821 words
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1087 1955-04-04 4 LEWIS ONSLOW - DOCTOR'S 'NIGHT LIFE' CURES PATIENTS LEWIS ONSLOW Bi from N[W YQKK AfOST people when they go into a bank expect to find an air of hushed dignity. But when they go into the Madison-avenue branch of the Union Dime Savings Bank here most people get a shock. They step into1,087 words
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Article, Illustration73 1955-04-04 4 ."\f, M }()Rk:- Here's one time when there seems to he enough of MARILYN MONROE to i>o around, as the hlonde beauty's charms are mirrored to infinity. She's unveiling one of the costumes she'll near during the special premiere of the Rintilin^ lit others and liar n urnUP - 73 words
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Article590 1955-04-04 4 Bridget Jones - COLOURS HAIR TO MATCH SWIMSUIT Bridget Jones By LIVERY dog is supposed to Lj have his day but what a time movie stars' dogs have. Some of the top dogs in Hollywood drink out of swimming pools. wear jewel-studded collars and feed on flower petals and strawberry ice cream. One590 words
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Advertisement59 1955-04-04 4 &^i^H^4r. LET LJS LIST FOR YOLJ tePj^P! T'JTi^sS:-* SOME OF THE ARTICLES W Znil KMj"^};. -LADIES' NOVELTY I iKI -zm^ a wear 4 PARADE "5^ 4 6- I* I FULL SLIPS SKIRTS BLOUSES I*^ CAN-CAN BOUFFANTS HALF cn l i'fs PETTICOATS PETTICOATS CAMISHt? ALL AT DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRIC^ NOVELTY SHOP59 words
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Article, Illustration635 1955-04-04 5 TONI MARSH - TONI MARSH Asks 1 p I V»l IUI ISI often last just as lone as the expensive well-known brand shoes. 1 1 may not be quite 1 quality leather; it may have the different Itha in fitting for problem and it may not be quite mate as a shoe635 words
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Advertisement159 1955-04-04 5 MODEL t2 HODEL 73 ■OMB. 9? Jilack. yellow, white C^*\ combination. \7>k\ Si/r<: 2—7 $\IM l' f AXX^ MOI»KL 27 L,i f j '•*\Sr^ ~"*^F^ Natural raffia nith L^ 'fi i'\ /L^ o |jj combination. Sizes: 2—7 $14.»t mooei 88 modi I. 7:: Cork sole and heel, (■reen raffia with159 words
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Miscellaneous320 1955-04-04 5 THE STARS AND YOU By Rita Del Mar rwy < i> i)i or\Tio\: jl "I o\r oOUKht i> U«iim|. hilt ki ven msmmsjM i>» fcrttrr. —^11 %KESPCABB. VOI X ItIKTIinVIK AM) HIKIII>K.\ \KlK<_ M.irch -'1 to A Mental tension clears M ke necessary -trnerit.s prior to evening which take it320 words
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Article870 1955-04-04 6 Labour Front Wins pARTY statisticians will be busy analysing the election statistics. Figures can tell or hide facts. We do not place much score on the academic approach to election results because ot the human clement involved The Labour victory shocks the conservative elements, particularly the Progressives, because870 words
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Article219 1955-04-04 6 4 READER writes: 'All 'A this talk about a cure for the common cold is just untrue." Atishoo of lies. WOMAN charged with A causing a disturbance in a Soho. London, cafe said: "I was given chicken which ponged to high heaven." She'd got a hummina bird!219 words
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Article835 1955-04-04 6 THE OBSERVER - THE OBSERVER By Political Correspondent LONDON. JT is now accepted that Sir Winston is shortly going to retire. Although he has not yet fixed the day, the general feeling is that he will resign some time during this week. Sir Anthony is believed to be very835 words
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Article575 1955-04-04 6 Sidney Rogers - mtu? -a r i ti,~ information services maintained by tbe THE significant fact about tne ißlonww- wm t -ii nnlP into bein" in response to popular presarmed forces is tbat they came mio nein^ i i i i 1 .1 i if.olf forced into uniform during575 words
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Article208 1955-04-04 6 Sir;— Permit me to thank your correspondent, D.D.T. of Kuala Lumpur. for referring to me in his letter which you published on March 31. I do not regret that I gave more than 30 years of my life to the service of the Pensioners* Thanks Sir; On behalf208 words
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Article114 1955-04-04 6 Sir; It's suts you've got if you c«an try with pain From some attempted feat and try a«ain. It's; Kuts you've got if you're the odd man out Whilst all the othrr lad* stand back and shout It's guts you've got if you can keep your head And reason114 words
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Article538 1955-04-04 6 Office." The word "Army" has a fine ring about it. whereas "War Office" Is not merely misleading but has acquired something of the same status as the "mother-in-law" joke of the music halls. To attract recruits the Army and Air Force use all the forms of paid publicity that538 words
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Miscellaneous16 1955-04-04 6 "No! No! James! 'Will you take wine Sir?' not 'Ow about a drop of red lizzie?"'.16 words
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Article40 1955-04-04 7 ber sentencing. The seven-year-old robber told Murphy he had "cracked open" hla penny bank. ••My mother told me I would have to leave home if I livpd like a criminal." the t "\>o I decided to face the music."40 words
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246 1955-04-04 7 Reds Enter Hospital And Drag Refugees Back To Iron Curtain lENNA. April 3. (AP) Kussian soldiers on Friday nmht dragged four Hungarian refugees three of them injured from an Austrian Hospital and carried them back to Hungary. \ustrian police said yestentaj The incident occurred at the town of Eisenstant near246 words
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Article, Illustration41 1955-04-04 7 photo. WHEN the Queen Mother opened the new High School for Girls at Hitchin Hertfordshire, she had to face a battery of cameras used by young schoolgirls anxious to secure a lasting record of the Royal occasion. UPUP - 41 words
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Article234 1955-04-04 7 FRANCE WILL PLAY LEADING PART PAWS, April 3 (Reuter)— French Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay last night emphasised that France intended to play a leading part in negotiations with Russia following the ratification of the agreements bringing West Germany into the Western alliance. Broadcasting on the eve of234 words
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253 1955-04-04 7 No Deal With Peking WASHINGTON, April 3 (AP)-The U.S. State Department announced yesterday that 76 technically trained Chinese students have been granted permission to leave the United States— meaning they can go to Communist China. Orders which have barred their departure for253 words
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Article119 1955-04-04 7 Police Quell Rush To Buy Papers MANCHESTER. April 3: Rcutcr)— Policemen on duty in Central Manchester yesterday had to intervene when a large crowd struggled to obtain early editions of the city's two evening newspapers. The crowd, anxious to read racing and other sporting news, had queued for more than119 words
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Article37 1955-04-04 7 TOKYO. April 3. (UP)— Communist China's Peking Radio eulogized Danish lairy tale writer Han? Christian Andersen on the 150 th anniversary of his birth yesterday The commentator found political inspiration in his stories.37 words
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Article82 1955-04-04 7 No Regrets' Truman KANSAS CITY. April S, (UP)— Former U.S. President Harry S. Truman, told seven visitors from Asian and Middle Eastern countries this week that he never has regretted his decision to atom bomb Japanese cities in World War 11. it was disclosed today. The visitors members of the82 words
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Article80 1955-04-04 7 NEW YORK. April 3: <AP> Eva Marie Saint, adjudged the best supporting film actress for 1954. gave birth on Saturday to a son. The wife of Jeffrey Hayden. a television director, she received an award for her performance in "On The Waterfront." playing opposite Marlon80 words
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Article27 1955-04-04 7 LONDON. April 3: (Reuter) —British European Airways in its best year ever in 1954--55 carried 1.850.000 passengers and increased its revenue by t2.130.000.27 words
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Article43 1955-04-04 7 MOSCOW. April 3. (Reutcr) The Presidium of the Supreme Soviet has decreed formation of an all-union Ministry of General Machine Building. Ta<=s. the Soviet news agency reported yesterday. Peter Nikolaevich Goremykon has been appointed Minister of the new Ministry.43 words
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111 1955-04-04 7 YVOY LE MARRON. France. April 3: <AP»—American screen star Olivia De Havilland and French movie writer Pierre Galante were married yesterday in the little red brick schoolhouse of this village in Central France. Mayor Jean Prouvost. director of the weekly Paris-Match and Galantc's boss,111 words
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Article143 1955-04-04 7 RANGOON, April 3 (Rcuter)— The Burmese Prime Minister U Nu said yesterday he would attempt to bring: about an understanding between Washington and Peking. I Since ho wanted to see the United States and China on the best of terms he would oiler143 words
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Advertisement519 1955-04-04 8 EAST ASlfl FAILINGS TO COnt.v, "JUTLANDU' A «> -LALANO.A" G j? .»'»o m+ "java -V.v 2c it K£ Colls Modros. London POl L Coll, London POMt '>*■? i SAILINGS FROM SCand,^; Pore HEO* "PATAGONIA" for X c ■>« chong, Hongkong M. Manila Ec "MANCHURIA' tor pr Ka chong, Sa.gon H519 words
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615 1955-04-04 9 FAIR BUSINESS IN SHARES MAINTAINED By A Market Correspondent THIS week a new Legislative Council will take over an island without natural resources, which, thanks to a benevolent Colonial rule for over 130 years, free trading facilities and enterprising merchants, has been brought615 words
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Article254 1955-04-04 9 HONGKONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION: The complete 1954 report from this 90-year-old institution has come to hand. Among the highly informed comments on Asian affairs readers will find the Chairman's views on China of particular interest in his dispassionate but realistic treatment of today's most complex problem in world254 words
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Article220 1955-04-04 9 WORLD USING MORE RUBBER THE Financial Times declared that despite the growing challenge of synthetic rubber in the United States consumption in the rest of the world is rising. This year a close statistical balance between supply and consumption of rubber is expected, this newspaper pointed out. "The United States220 words
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Article35 1955-04-04 9 BURMA-MALAY Tin Ltd.. reported the following ore outputs of companies for the group for March: Katu Dredging 503 piculs and Rcnong Consolidated 860 p culs. Katu lost five days installing new screen drive.35 words
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Article276 1955-04-04 9 UN REPORTS WORLD STATISTICS THE United Nations has published its latest statistical evaluation O f the economic, cultural and social activities carried on by the world's two and a half thousand million people. The sixth issue of the L.N.s statistical year book, consisting of 594 pages provides the best available276 words
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Article205 1955-04-04 9 BUSINESS DONE IN WEEK BUSINESS DONE from March 26 to April 1 INDUSTRIALS:— Fraser Neave Ords. $1,974 cum dividend Gammoa Malaya Ltd. $3.20. Hammer Co. $2.95, Hongkong Banks Colonial $820. Hongkong Banks London £87 and £861. Wm. Jacks Co. $3.40. Malayan Cements $1.47J to $1 35 cum dividend Metal Box205 words
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Article, Illustration406 1955-04-04 9 'FOREIGN POWERS SHOULD HELP INDONESIA' Press Officer Urges Standard Staff Reporter FOREIGN powers in contact with Indonesia should help her economy in their own long-term interests, Mr. Rajendranath Gupta, former Press Officer of the Indian Embassy in Jakarta, told The Standard in Singapore yesterday. Mr. Gupta said: "Indonesia has a406 words
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Article64 1955-04-04 9 RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINES: Progress report up to Feb. 26 covers four weekly periods [n which the output per period averaged 1.380 oza compared with 1,203 OW. per period for the previous quarter. Operations continue to be limited by the shortage of miners The retreatment plant to64 words
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Article329 1955-04-04 9 Finance And Commerce Investors Watch Result Standard Market Correspondent AS Singapore went to the polls for its first Legislative Assembly all sections of the commodity markets remained quiet, an indication of the seriousness which the trading public was placing on the elections. Apathetic conditions prevailed329 words
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Article200 1955-04-04 9 Wilkinson Process Profit THE Wi.k n>on Proa I ber Co Ltd.. reported r.ct profit of $241.20! l lifer '..Nation compared with $>: 4 ;.(il'J for the year before. This is the highest profit earned by the company -nice the war and the directors have recommended a cminend of 12J per200 words
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Article165 1955-04-04 9 IMPROVED PROFIT FOR SENDAYAN THOUGH Scndayan (F.M.S.) Rubber Co. Lid. closed the 1953/54 year on a i hopeful note it was no less difficult than the previous one states the Chairman, Mr. Charles Mann, in his annual report. Nevertheless. the company secured a greatly improved profit— £4B,2l7. before taxation, as165 words
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Article88 1955-04-04 9 A DELEGATION' r< pro-cnt-ing British cotton ana t i intere:>ls leaves lor Osaka, ot Apr 1 23 to diacusf oopjii textilt designs. Mr. T. Gray H. Chail of the Text .c D« [g ;,u<i Trade Marks Committee of Uic Manrhcstrr Chamber of Com* merre. wil\AP - 88 words
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Article, Illustration130 1955-04-04 9 THE Shell Company in Singapore is conducting classes for supervisors and u-sing T.W.I. < Training Within Industry) methods. Two members of the Shell staff. M r K. F. RMiles and Inrhe Ismail bin PeraJ, who recently attend- ed a T.W.I, course on Job instruction, haveBerita Shell - 130 words
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Advertisement606 1955-04-04 9 ■Notices ;S Trrr~^->i.K{» i r !B .i-tMs.- %^.t;nK (Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya) XOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN y that the TWELFTH SUAL GENERAL MEETof the Company will be h[ the Registered Office, B Kinding Estate, Tan- Rarr.butan on Wednesday H April. ItSa at 11 a.m. for the purpose of606 words
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Advertisement284 1955-04-04 9 NOTICES NATURALISATION VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN L 1 that:— Madam. Low Ycow Hin (NJU.C, No. P *****8 of No. 14. Prangin Lane. Penang Madam. Ong Ah Lian (NJU.C. No. P *****4' of No. 52 Prangin Lane. Penang are applying to The High Commissioner for Naturalisation, and that any person who284 words
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Advertisement266 1955-04-04 10 11th DAY TODAY! rkiUW^ffi* II 00 am I I-.-11-. IfllfflMl 2£a X.4.> 9.-.opm. HOW SMOO Al» COHHTIOHfO fWIIH 2nd WEEKEND SUCCESS! DON'T MISS IT I WINDOW f 5 cou> B by TECHNICOLOR COMING! .ssr 3 YYTPrTFRC :WILLIAMS UttL with Prrsprila Stereophonic Sound oi r i;rami kastkk aitkac mon riAnCnftl NOW266 words
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Advertisement179 1955-04-04 10 SHAW BROIHbRS 0R(* s iCAPITOL 1 J DORIS r* wfl DAY jfVJVM t AND v i|l prank ir9 SINATRA M Plus: PATIII Mm* <.|:\ N| J r love of m yoB ♦RE A DEltl I Pushover MM I A HOtv Of TIM^TATir j from~tomorrJ T A CRAM). EXOIMG slorilb HEART179 words
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Miscellaneous255 1955-04-04 10 "But. darling, you said you I 4^o -jk. OiK would simply adore the |U^ ft Z^^^tji? the house.—!" J^""^^-/Z^3P I^T li^Ay'^M\lj y nJCT **Anybod> else would qrt a A I 1 t r I mil IW desert island I an 4 B l l^— Z—J WimF iceberg, no I\\ icebergs!"255 words
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Article61 1955-04-04 11 R.A. Blakan Mali be a t Singapore Cricket Club by four wickets in a friendly cricket match played on the S.C.C ground yesterday SCC 1«8 runs (R. Plowright 48, S. d'Esterre 24, Ciray six for 42). X V Blakan Mati; 1 ».S for four. (G. Woods 6X61 words
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384 1955-04-04 11 S'pore Schools Master Johore Boys In 2nd Halt Smcapoiv Schools Johore Schools 2 Mnunre Kh00,.?, D. Sonis Mohamrd Abdullah and i£iriiA? h nfl Yu9o U' Dollah YumoU iviORK than 2,500 cheering schoolchildren saw Singapore Schools beat Johore Schools by five i tO two in their annual soccer match played at384 words
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Article48 1955-04-04 11 RA.IA.TI Sports Club beat Bukit Timah SC 2—l in a friendly so< cer match play< <i at Farrer Park yesterday Blue Stars beat Johore Bahru Indian Youngsters 2—l at Johore Bahru on Saturday. Kerala Youngsters beat Balestier Youths by three goals to ml at Farrer Park yesterday.48 words
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Article36 1955-04-04 11 DOCKYARD "A" boat Indian Brotherhood S.C. by four goals to nil in a Singapore Div. IA league match played on the Geylang Staciiupi yesterday. Scorers were: Paul Chua and Kassim 3 for Dockyard.36 words
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Article942 1955-04-04 11 Varsity v IA Inivcrsity of Malaya beat Indian Association hv three wicket at the CSC. INDIANS M Ashrafl b K.J. Retnam o Amar Singh b Meyhandan 13 Hussien Shah b Meyhandan JS Lai; Singh c Khin Hin b Selhunathy 24 M. N. Raiji b Sethupathy IS Harbans Singh942 words
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Article426 1955-04-04 11 By Our Cricket Reporter SINGAPORE Cricket Club, last years SC A Senior tourney runners-up. hit out for another b\g victory when they beat the Royal Air Force (MaJaya) by 101 runs in a key match played at Chan si yesterday. Decisions were reached at in senior426 words
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Article150 1955-04-04 11 FOl'R coals by Marimuthu. including a hattruk, enabled th P R.| M i,,,. Man Association to uin by that margin against the Bintanc Rulan Sports Club in a Colony Division 3 A league match played at the Farrer Park yesterd.iv. R.E.M.I department M Ihe 111 when his150 words
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Article200 1955-04-04 11 RESULTS <>i the BCA 9% tournament matches played terday were At ('hangi. Royal Air I «.r< r << hangi, ll' brat Polirc !nd XI by rijjhj v irkrts. Police: Ml runi Thambii :5.*). Wool (c 24. Lighlburn for O. RAF (Changi) 14:] fer I Rose :;9. Brown not200 words
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Advertisement53 1955-04-04 11 ODEON ;rAND EASTER ATTRACTION "TJ^uil TODAY 3 SHOWS iWVUU 315.6.15.9.15 PM. ,1 H I'llTlKK. PRLME MIMSTtR Nt me PRAISED! |M* Jk Lll^^bj jA. >/ I >'l: ***** 1 ist D,,s .HUT)-'). IT) I B I k k I K^V9 W £ijtWk w«im. i Ii: \'U fI'tLKS PROI'II RRI-FASK! Tomorrow! "TIIK53 words
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Advertisement273 1955-04-04 11 Classified Adverts EDUCATION PITMAN'S EXAMINATIONS LONDON JUNK, 195.>. I [ENTRIES arp invited for the j Shorthand Typewriting Book-keeping and Englisn examinations to be held in Kuala Lumpur. Entry forms may be obtained from Loh and Lee. 4 Pudu Road Kuala Lumpur or it Shaw Commercial Institution Kuala Lum pur. (^ET273 words
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Advertisement309 1955-04-04 11 SITUATIONS VACANT VACANCY FOR VETERINARY ASSISTANT A PPLICATIONS are invited ■<-*■ for the vacant post of Veterinary Assistant in the Veterinary Division of the Department of Commerce and Indus try. Qualifications required. School Certificate. Candidates mu>t be local born and not over 2'i year.s ol age Selected candidate will be309 words
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Advertisement283 1955-04-04 11 MARRIAGE KRISHNASAMY VK'IIIAMBAL: Ihe amarrtafe «/ill take place on 7th April 1955 at Sri liariyamman Temple South Bndcr Road 1 10 aa^ n m.| between Mi RrishnaKLmy (aiM of late Mr A X i Pillayl and Mi^ Vet daughter of Mr. and M: M V. Narasimman I. ANNOUNCEMENTS rTMIE SHELL283 words
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Miscellaneous186 1955-04-04 11 aer By Al Copp j^Jv-y."., T.£i^sL^ also- r-'rs r^awv chance II am ddont wanta JHU PAY WEDDING TOSSES H/S L/FE, TK/TA PAIR O' YO' SOM -BUT EV'RV WZ&Jmlß^m 'r N C PAT E N N A \S" O£S WS&Ze—) r-^ MOTHER WANTS T'SEE Y%';M/Ev\&{ \*> By T. V. Hamlin I186 words
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Miscellaneous73 1955-04-04 11 lodayV"! > < l§portj SOCCER: Dir. j, R.E.M.E. ri. 5. Corinthians at Jalan Besar at 5.30 p.m.; Rorrrs S.L rs. Woodbridgc Hospital at Jalan Besar at 7.00 n m Oiv. 2A: BO. DC A. rs f nt hul Karib Club at 8.0.D.C.A.; Customs S.C rs. RAF.. Seletar at Farrcr Park:73 words
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Article501 1955-04-04 12 Hits Back At Leow By ANDY ROZARIO Xl ALA Lt'MPl'R, Sun.— The Perak majority in the five-man Thomas Cup Selection Committee of the BAM had, since the First Thomas Cup trial, decreed that Tan Jin Eong of the "silver state" shall be a doubles501 words
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Article377 1955-04-04 12 IPOH, Sun.— Weights for Wednesday's races are as follows: HOKSLS CLASS I DIV 2—9 FIRS. llarringav 9 Ginseng 8.12 Cinders Prince 8.i»» Muffin Man 8.09 King (row B.tW Zatopek 8.»8 Rennies 8..)H Spider King 8.i)8 Airmark 8.08 Singing Master 8.07 Padi Stor* B.oti South Pacific 8.04 Mubarak377 words
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Article93 1955-04-04 12 STOCKHOLM. April 2 (Keuter) Denmark beat Sueden S l in the European Zone final of the Thomas ('up badminton tournament at Malmoe. Sweden, today. The y led 4 o yesterday. Results (Danish names first) were: SINGLES: J. Hansen beat N Jonson 15—8. 15—1; F. Kobberoe beat93 words
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Article180 1955-04-04 12 IPOII. Sun— Mr. Chan Lai flong. popular Perak sports ottiriul. has I een re-elected President of the Malayan Chinese Football Association at the annual general meeting here today. Messrs. Choo Kwai Low and Tan Chin Ben 2 were also reelccted Hon Secretary and Hon. Treasurer respectively.180 words
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Article279 1955-04-04 12 UK. Soccer Round Up LONDON. April 2 (Rcuter) Chelsea beat Tottenham Hotspur 4 2 in the all London same at Tottenham today to strengthen their chance of winning the Eng- lish premier division soccer championship for the first time. Thcv now lead the table by four279 words
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273 1955-04-04 12 VEROX MORGAN - ENGLAND ROUT SCOTLAND 7-2 MATTHEWS 15 HERO VEROX MORGAN By LONDON, April 3 (Reuter)— England routed Scotland by 7 goals to two to retain the British Football championship for 1954 1955 at Wembley stadium here today. It was England's biggest win against Scotland since the scries began in 1872 and273 words
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Article23 1955-04-04 12 MALACCA Sun.— Warders Sports Club heat Malay Sports Association 3—2 in a Craven A soccer leaguo match at the Stadium yesterday.23 words
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Article694 1955-04-04 12 wSSSHf 3 April 2 R^ter»: j-ootbah league standings after todays matches are as tollows--IKA(iIK |>|\ Chelsea y 7 ib l 0 y 75 54 4(J Wcive.hampton Wanderers 35 16 10 9 79 57 4*> Portsmouth 34 14 8 Id 62 48 40 Manchester United 34 n 5694 words
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