Singapore Standard, 16 October 1955
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Title Section20 1955-10-16 1 SUNDAY STANDARD M m >% 1L m 4 Vol. VI. No. 102 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1953 24 PAGES 20 CENTS20 words
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Article324 1955-10-16 1 Chief Ministers Hold 2*4 Hr. Talks GOVTS' REPLIES SENT THROUGH RADIO, LETTER THE VENUE and all other details for the forthcoming peace talks as suggested by the Secretary General of the Malayan Communist Party, Chin Peng, in his letters to the Federation and Singapore Chief Ministers have324 words
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Article24 1955-10-16 1 pe Malaya a ■"tiuo mor of •m- I airing c sary jdif- the the 2:i3 variI hope b i re ka a24 words
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Article718 1955-10-16 1 Unnecessary Barriers, Says MacD serLsc of fraternity, of friendship, of unity not only between different races but between different classes. Then turning to the new graduates, he added: "I trust that you University graduates will keep that ideal always in mind, and that you will play your part in achieving718 words
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Article68 1955-10-16 1 BUENOS AIRES. Oct. 15 (AP) Workers, infuriated when soldiers armed with machineguns marched In and removed a bust of Eva Peron. staged a rock-throwing strike that closed a chemical plant near Buenos Aires on Thursday. The disorder did not become widely Known until yesterday when68 words
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Article52 1955-10-16 1 NINE women who went to the Happy World Trade Fair in their Sunday best were a sorry lot when they returned home last night. Reason: They have had their dresses slashed by a "razor happy" man. He was. however, arrested Just as he finished working on his52 words
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173 1955-10-16 1 No Let-Up Despite Chin Peng Rendezvous KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Three villages in the Kluang District, known to be food suppliers to Communist terrorists throughout the Emergency, have denied them food within a week of 1,300 extra troops being sent to Johore. Lt. Gen. Sir Geoffrey Bourne. Federation s Director nt173 words
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Article, Illustration420 1955-10-16 1 Scaffolding Falls On Workers TEN Singapore labourers were entombed in a huge gloomy concrete tank for over an hour in College Road, yesterday morning, when the scaffolding collapsed and pinned them down. Trapped in the maze of debris was also a ten-year-old boy. the sonStandard - 420 words
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Article82 1955-10-16 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Newspaper reports of the amnesty today produced the surrender of a Communist terrorist. Ali bin Khatib Muen. one of two "lone terrorists" wandering in the Klang "White Area" for over a year, gave up today to the Klang Circle Special Branch Officer.82 words
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Article65 1955-10-16 1 A VVRAC staff sergeant, living in G H.Q.. Tanglin Barracks heard a rustling noise in her room in the middle of the night and saw a dark stranger in blue shorts. By the time she switched the light on. the intruder had disappeared. Lying on65 words
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Article, Illustration38 1955-10-16 1 Lr photo. MISS WONG KONG WAH receiving her B.A. degree from the Chancellor of the University of Malaya and British High Commissioner in India, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, at yesterday's Jubilee/ Convocation.- StandardStandard - 38 words
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Article, Illustration510 1955-10-16 1 $3,000 Mark Passed In Matter Of Hours WITH ten weeks to go for Christmas the season of peace and goodwill—the Standard Toy Fund got off to a flying start passing the $3,000 mark hours after the 1935 Toy Fund was opened510 words
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Article184 1955-10-16 1 BINFIELD, England, Oct. 15, (AP)— Queen Elizabeth telephoned Princess Margaret at her Windsor Forest retreat Saturday while impatient Britain awaited an announcement of her engagement to Peter Townsend. Margaret and the man of her heart were together behind the walled fenced estate of the Princess's184 words
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Article112 1955-10-16 1 HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 15, (AP) Bandleader Freddy Martin, 47. was jailed on suspicion of drunk driving yesterday after police said they found him slumped over the wheel of his expensive convertible. Officers reported the famed orchestra leader pat up quite a struggle when arrested. They quoted112 words
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Article98 1955-10-16 1 Mohd. Ali Broadcasts On Unity KARACHI. Oct. 15 (ReutfD Pakistan's Federal Prime Minister, Choudhry Mohammed Ali. said in a nation-wide broadcast last night that the unification of West Pakistan was a magnificent sup* rstructure of national unity He said: "In the past tew years we havf> suffered grievously from the98 words
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Article42 1955-10-16 2 A SINGAPORE Chinese Foo Chee Fong. 31. fell to his death from the sixth floor of Mac Donald House yeiterday morning. Foo broke his fall when he hit a parked car and fell on the five- foot -way.42 words
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Article330 1955-10-16 2 Not Only Cash Is Needed, Says Sir Sydney SIR Sydney Come, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya, lamenting at the lock of public support given to the University, $oid jn his Convocation address at Oei Tiong Ham Ha! yesterday that the wealth and national oridc c330 words
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Article, Illustration62 1955-10-16 2 photo. ™S J S? 0 Kr i dua<p(l «ith B A (lions.) in History and a daughter who just started her first year In MedVl erne in the I n.versity of Malaya. The prWd father Mr Loo Choo Kheam, is seen with his daughter M?ss rauhncStandard - 62 words
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Advertisement273 1955-10-16 2 GOCONUT GRINDER A LOCAL INVENTION ALTOMATIC Electric Coconut (binder for Restaurants, Eating Houses, Cafes, Hotels, Shops and Hones. It shreds about 200 nuts per hour, tares time and prevents cutting of fingers. MODELS AVAILABLE Household Type 5285.00 Standard Type $415.00 Multiplex Type $460.00 I VISIT OUR STAND AT THE I273 words
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Miscellaneous322 1955-10-16 2 Standard A Intanac Spore Diary PRO<;m;ssiV PASTY: Clerical workers meeting at Badminton Hdi!. 10 a m DORCAS UIXIAKK SOCIETY: Annual sa c at 730 Duiiman Ro:id 11am to 6 p m HI lIDHIST I \IO\: Special service at L' 3 J.lan Senyum 11 am BCIMIK >POKTS < l/l H: Koiek322 words
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Miscellaneous315 1955-10-16 2 and Sw.ng 18} 10 40 Oi^ati Voluntary 1S1: 10 5o Emiogje IS»: (10 pm Home News from Britain and Sports Round-up on Red Network) SINC2APORC (Regional): 715 a m Moping Star; J7 J| News; 735 Melody Mixture; 8 am Hors Doeuvre«: 830 Mus.cal Roundup: 1130 Thil We Believe: spm R*d:o315 words
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Article20 1955-10-16 3 Wife Fears Black Magic I Joo S r. ;mI to .t m. •a a -inn was d to his b:20 words
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Article, Illustration153 1955-10-16 3 Attention Spore Men PART TIME model and dancing teacher, 17--year-old Lorraine Scrimgeour. thinks Singapore men are wonderful. "They are really attentive to their women." she has observed during her first M> days n the Colony. Lorraine is on two-month holiday which she is spending with friends she knew153 words
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Article118 1955-10-16 3 Arm Of The Law Grabs 3 Addicts KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Three opium smokers atptcd to rtfwi arrest last night in Sungci Way New kge near here by putting the lamps when raulei their den, the Sessions v. told today. In the dock was Tan Tang. .">B-y. tapper who was I118 words
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Article378 1955-10-16 3 And Police Help ToPickThemOut Labour Strife Blamed SINGAPORE employers have started a purge on bad hats and ex-prisoners who are in their employment, The Standard understands. Police have been called in to help screen suspected staff in Government departments, military establishments and commercial houses. As a378 words
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Article, Illustration210 1955-10-16 3 Reduced Colombo Plan Is Likely MR. JAYAWARDENE THE DONOR countries of the Colombo Plan might reduce their overall contributions to the South and South-east Asian countries under the second plan, Ceylon .Minister for Finance, Mr. M. D. H. Jayaw irdene, hinted in Singapore yesterday. The Minister who leads the Coylonese210 words
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Article125 1955-10-16 3 Ragging's On The Way Out RAGGING in the University of Malaya seems to be on the way out. Instead, this year's freshmen are being given what is now termed the tea party treatment. Unlike previous years when ragging was rampant and some senior students had to face the University authorities,125 words
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Article49 1955-10-16 3 FIRUS Ali bin Moshood Ali of Alexandra Road was fined $30 in the Singapore Second Traffic Court yesterday, lor abetting Mohd. Ali bin Adnan. a provisional driving licence holder, to drive within City Limits Alexandra Road and Tiong Bahru Road during restricted hours on Sept. 20.49 words
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Article87 1955-10-16 3 LOW AH SIN of Anson Road, registered owner ot a motor-car, was fined $20 in the Singapore First Traffic Court yesterday for failing to furnish particulars of the person who drove his car at the junction of Hill Street and High Street at 12.40 am on87 words
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Article147 1955-10-16 3 Curb To Starve 30 Reds KAJANG. Sat. The Ulu i Langai District War Executive Committee today brousht into i force the third "food curb" of j the month to starve out 20 Communist terrorists menacing south-east Selangor Bread vendors were today asked by the DWEC not to sell aMY Idod147 words
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Article39 1955-10-16 3 ,7OHORE BAHRU, Sat.— The Sultanah of Johore will open the new Children's Home in Jalan Larkin on Oct. 27. The Home is t he Cast 1o he built in the State for orphans and homeless children.39 words
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Article, Illustration152 1955-10-16 3 PAKISTAN'S Minister for Foreign AfTairs ana Commonwealth Relations, Mr. Hamidul Hag Choudhury (below) arrives in Singapore today to lead his country's delegation to the seventh annual meeting ot the Colombo Plan Consultative Committee for Economic Development in South-east Asia, schedaied^to^open here tomorrow. Flc led152 words
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191 1955-10-16 3 Changing Skyline Baffles Historian SINGAPORE has changed so much in the last 28 years that the only place Professor Rong Syamananda. a Thai historian. could recognize yesterday, was Raffles Square. Prof Rong Dean ol the Faculty of Art* Chulalongkorn University. Bangkok, arrived in the Colony with Professor M. tt Salab.191 words
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Article, Illustration64 1955-10-16 3 MR. X B J Shetty. Indian expert on aero engines and air frames, arrived in Singapore yesterday on his way to Indonesia under the International Civil Aviation Organization plan. Mr. Shetty will be in the Republic for five years to train Indonesians in aero engines and air frames64 words
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Article89 1955-10-16 3 Propeller Strikes Buoy Line PORT SWETTEXHAM. Sat. i —More than 200 passengers j bound for India today spent many anxious moments on board the Rajula. whose propeller struck the chain of a buoy while the ship was turning. A diver was called out immediately to ascertain the damage. He found89 words
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Article29 1955-10-16 3 FOR SPEEDING at 40-45 m.p.h. along Dunearn Road on Aug. 8. Yeo Kak Heng. a lorry driver, was fined $35 in the Singapore First Traffic Court yesterday.29 words
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Article171 1955-10-16 3 THE RUBBER maiket in Singapore yesterday drooped sharply again at the opening but recovered slightly later and closed at $1,182 per lb. for first grade November shipment a drop of 44 cents on Friday London and New Yoik markets failed to respond to the improvement in the171 words
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93 1955-10-16 3 IPOH. Sat. Porak Sikhs today renewed their pledge ot loyalty to the Ruler ol th* State at a tea party held in the Station Hotel. The occasion was to welcome home the Sultan. Sir Yusuf Izzuddin Shah, alter his recent trip to the United93 words
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Advertisement112 1955-10-16 3 ONLY SINGER CAN OFFER THESE FIVE FEATURES Precision sewing machines, backed by over 100 years' manufacturing knowledge Sales and service throughout Malaya, Singapore and 80rne0 Free Home Trial without obligation to buy Free tuition in use of attachments Low Hire Purchase terms with generous discounts for early settlement. Hire Purchase112 words
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231 1955-10-16 4 S'PORE ORCHIDS FOR TALK IN LONDON SINGAPORE has been asked ■■•ntributr orchids to f a talk on "Gardenim :n Malaya* 1 to be given in England by ProI or R. E. Holttum. former Director of the Botanic Garden-. Singapore, and professor of botany at the University of Malaya Professor Holttum231 words
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Article51 1955-10-16 4 PORT SWETTKXHAM. Sat. --The Malayan Railwaj Traffic Operating Stall Union here, i resenting 320 employees, made three fresh andfl on the Railway ►rities— 24 ho-.;rs after it withdrawn a >trike notice. the Bjtice was withdrawn vith the letUemant yesterday "f I dispute over 150 casual v employed on a51 words
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Article54 1955-10-16 4 MR. Lav Li at Chcow. who Rraduated with Ist Cla^< Honours in Chemi>try recentlj, has been appointed Chemist in the Singapore Government Department of Chemistry. He W«a awarded the Royal Institute of Chemistry. Malaya Section. Medal in memory of five members of the Smion who wore54 words
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Article, Illustration175 1955-10-16 4 Up-To-Date New Guide To S-pore On Sale Today THE new "Guide to Singapore and Spotlight on Malaya," just published by Papineau Studios Advertising Clemenceau Avenue, promises to be a complete sellout. The handsome 200-page book, the high gloss laminated cover of which was printed in England, has a large detailed175 words
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Article130 1955-10-16 4 day basis. The Union wanted them to be taken on the permanent start, to which the Railway has agreed in a number of cases. fi meeting of the Railway workers this afternoon decided i to demand that overtime rates should be increased by 100 Der cent. At130 words
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Article79 1955-10-16 4 KLAXG. Sat. Police here today oflercd a $2,000 reward tor information leading to the arrest of persona responsible for the murder of a 56-year-o!d estate woman labourer two months a^o. t The woman Ramavce was slashed to death at Te'ok Morbau Estate near Scpang while79 words
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392 1955-10-16 4 End Of Shady Hotel Boom Draws Nearer Showdown Is Imminent SHADY hotels ore mushrooming everywhere in Singapore while local authorities are preparing for a big anti-vice showdown when they implement the long-delayed Hotel Ordinance, probably early next year The Ordinance is prima- 1 7 ily aimed at curbing the ncrease392 words
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Article61 1955-10-16 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. The manager of Oil Palm Estate. Kulai. Stewart was charged in the Magistrate's Court today with not taking reasonable precautions for the safety of his carbine and 15 rounds of ammunition. He claimed trial and was allowed bail of $500. The charge61 words
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1341 1955-10-16 4 250 Awarded Degrees At University THE following is the full list of the 250 new graduates of the University of Malaya who were conferred degrees and awarded diplomas at yesterday's Jubilee tion:Doctor of Medicine: ShanmuKaratnam, Kanagaratnam (in absentia >. Doctor of Philosophy in the Faculty of Science; An; Kok Peng,1,341 words
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488 1955-10-16 4 FIRDHOISE SALAHUDEEN - BICYCLE IS STILL POPULAR WITH SINGAPOREANS FIRDHOISE SALAHUDEEN By CYCLING, acclaimed to be the cheapest means o transport, is increasing greatly in popularity in thij country and today, especially in the Colony, it is grow ing from strength to strength. Mr. B.C.J. Buckeridge, Registrar of Vehicles, Singapore told me that488 words
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Article36 1955-10-16 4 MR. MAURICE AXG. President of the Bodok Spoils Cub will not be ablo to attend today's annual kolch race? and sea sports at Bcdok Poin 4 owing to the sudden death of his father.36 words
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236 1955-10-16 5 Record Year Of Expansion or Colombo Plan L.ni Council for Technical Co-opera-■tfc-Ctffl A^a for 1954-35 in its re- it the past 12 months, were a I record year of expansion. t>v countries of the ay" now full-fledged abers of the Colombo n. and the scheme is now made use of236 words
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223 1955-10-16 5 'Settle Pay Claim By Oct. 31' I MORE than 300 field workers of the Singapore Telephone Board members of the Factory and Shop Workers' Union will go on strike on Oct. 31, if the Board fails to negotiate a settlement of their wage claims before223 words
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Article, Illustration42 1955-10-16 5 photo. SIN(;.\PORF/S nominated Assemblyman. Mr. Kit-hard hii.m Hue Lim. shakes hands with the Chancellor of the University of Malaya, Mr. Malcolm Ma< Donald, after extending a formal address from the University of Hongkong at the Convocation ceremony, yesterday. StandardStandard - 42 words
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Article193 1955-10-16 5 Varsity Honours 7 Men AMIDST an infinite variety I* of colourful hoods, caps and I. gowns worn by representa-l < tives of universities in the! various parts of the world.tfive Malayans were conferred! honorary degrees at the Uni-2 versity of Malaya's Jubilee!* Convocation yesterday. Oei Tiong Ham Hall re-l sounded193 words
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Article222 1955-10-16 5 ITHE Chief Minister. Mr. Diavid Marshall, demanded a full report from the Assistant Secretary, Planning, Mr. Al Baker, on an alleged rude Conduct by an S.I.T. official towards a Chinese woman retuntly. The woman. who saw the Chief Minister at the "meet tlie people" lession yesterday,222 words
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Article, Illustration239 1955-10-16 5 INDIAN MINISTER ARRIVES MR. GULZARILALi NANDA, India's Minister for Planning and Irriga- tion and Power, arrived in I Singapore yesterday to leaul^ India's delegation to ttoei Colombo Plan Conference} which opens tomorrow. Apart from reviewing the* progress of the Plan amU the technical assistance itfc provides. the conference J willStandard - 239 words
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Article35 1955-10-16 5 A stowaway Dutchman. Cornelius F. Doorenboseh 38. was found hiding in the funnel of the vessel. Utrecht when the ship arrived in Singapore on Friday. He appeared dazed and weak. Yesterday he died.35 words
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150 1955-10-16 5 Bus Owners Union Plan Further Talks THE Singapore Chinese Bus Owners' Association and the Bus Workers' I nion wili make fresh attempts tomorrow, to narrow down their differences on the terms of running a temporary bus service along Trac- tion Company routes. Both the managements and, the Union are agreeable150 words
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Article, Illustration74 1955-10-16 5 MISS JEANNY NAPPIIOLZ. 18-year-old "Miss Hungary" of Singapore, will lie one of the artists to perform at the United Nation s Association Ball on Oct. 30. She will .sins Hungarian folk songs and present Hungarian folk dances in national coslume. Tickets for the Bull may be obtained from74 words
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Article30 1955-10-16 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Awards were presented to 382 members of the Selangor Division of the St. John Ambulance Brigade at their annual inspection parade here this afternoon.30 words
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307 1955-10-16 6 Sunday Standard These Changing Times... 'THESE are changing: times in Singapore. New concepts have emerged, new ambitions aroused, new goals set on the basis of freedom and independence. Over this change and desire for progress hang turbulent clouds of Red-inspired labour strife which threatens to halt this advance. The Government307 words
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1077 1955-10-16 6 SHE HANGED HER VICTIM IN HER BEDROOM ram highly respectable London shopkeepers would have had a fit if they had known the purpose for which they sold an outsize trunk, a red and white silk girdle, a pulley and 13 feet of cording in July 1889 to a flashy-locking French1,077 words
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1100 1955-10-16 6 VICTOR ANDERSON - EMPEROR PLEADED FOR FIRST RAILWAY MURDERER VICTOR ANDERSON MURDERS OF A CENTURY i by COLD-BLOODED, ferocious murder with a giant cosh yet it led to thousands of lives being saved and crime averted all over the world. That was only one of the strange features of the drama of an1,100 words
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Article316 1955-10-16 6 Red Tests Impress Indian Doctors By EUGENE LEVIN NEW DELHI Doctors m Red China are experimenting W ith a new technique they hope will lead to a way of controlling the human body's capacity to resist disease. These experiments, now being inducted on animals made a big impression on a316 words
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Article, Illustration37 1955-10-16 6 'Ram it! Another empty envelope! How man y Pupils playing truant?" "A little more respect if you know what's good for you Smith!— l've just heard the boss is going to give me the works!"37 words
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Title Section8 1955-10-16 7 FEATURE SECTION SUNDAY tiger STANDARD OCTOBER 16, 19558 words
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Article, Illustration1254 1955-10-16 7 QUEEN NARRIMAN' S - QUEEN NARRIMAN'S jVatched King Farouk Go ipto The Royal Bedroom... r~by NARRIMAN'S-j PERSONAL CONFIDANTE I VIOLETTE GROWL Fouad And His Three Step-Sisters r p [Abd:n Palace in Cairo was sud- V thrown into confusion when at 'ke of midnight Queen Narriklfrthe first birth pains. Qre efr moment1,254 words
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Article145 1955-10-16 7 BILLY THONG, 1. Prince Philip Avenue, Singapore S. (20), stamp-collecting, cycling, badminton, swimming, picnics. radio listening, football, reading story books, moviegoer, exchanging pen-pals' photos, and friendly correspondence. LOW KIM JOON, 225, Jelutong Road, Penang. (20). football, songs, movies, radio-listening, and friendly correspondence MOHD RASHID. 5. Batu Lanchang Road,145 words
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Advertisement78 1955-10-16 12 A PICTURE YOU'LL NEVER FORGET! J G ASP WHEN YOU SEE THE GREAT PYRAMID BEFORE YOU T N{ AR VEL WHEN THE MYSTERY OF THE PYRAMID IS BARED! Vlf ONDER AT THE MIGHTIEST MOTION PICTURE EVER MADE iM^^Vm' Across the sands of the centturies IT SWEEPS TO THE SCREEN -THE78 words
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Article, Illustration772 1955-10-16 14 Paul Boyle - Paul Boyle ptAtm By LONDON 'I' 1 HERE are two things A ever v >tar must b P able to talk about. Her last picture. And. her next one. If Eunice Gayson starts talking about her last picture, she has to go772 words
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Article40 1955-10-16 14 j\JARTHA SCOTT says: "Divorce is the hash made out of domestic scraps." way everyone has been elling me these past weeks have won a good man you would think I rolled seven on a dice table to get40 words
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Article, Illustration541 1955-10-16 14 Wot, no NELL GWYNNE 'Kings Thief is Hysterical History Gerree Read asks T*HE reign of Kin£ Charles II of England has on more than one occasion been taken as the background for films and novels. And so it is to 17th Century London that M.G.M. have gone for the plot541 words
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Article301 1955-10-16 14 BLRBAXK. Calif. YOU might call Kerima the "Smilcr with a Knife." She's that kind of a girl. She has a lovely smile. And. en her first visit to the United States, she packed a knife. To keep off. she said, those wolves she'd heard so301 words
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Article255 1955-10-16 15 I BOtITWOOS I- Kf hi- not I n\>> f.umd I ird ll.iuI house, she I ii i«mi mm urr i f bcrI nl YOGA I the I Tlbed I nmn I \IMONT I r daily I I I -her I Outfit .ired I < K\INS tbook. .he pxrn255 words
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Article, Illustration668 1955-10-16 15 Fans make LOLLO a Lonely Girl Frcm NOEL WHITCOMB T PARIS HE beautiful animal in the lions' cage moved slowly towards the bars and peeled a banana. It was Gina Lollobrigida. We were in a circus in Paris where she is niming a movie called "Trapeze." Hnmii EyvH La Lollo668 words
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671 1955-10-16 15 'Wild Memories' make Sheree Laugh HOLLYWOOD. JT was a big thrill for Sheree North to start her first co-starring film role in Producer-Director Nunnally Johnsons "HOW TO BE VERY, VERY POPULAR. and not just because it's almost a year since she was signed to a 2Uth Century-Fox contract. 'They paid671 words
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259 1955-10-16 15 t nuue. TWO famous Italian actresses think that to atC tract a man a girl should pay C more attention to WHAT J SHE IS UNDERNEATH, rather than the dres s she 2 wears •v\\\\V\\\\\\\\\\\\\\v\\\\\\\\\\\\\\V ii you warn 10 rusue a man. says beautiful259 words
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Advertisement49 1955-10-16 15 from C^C .nd> will appreciate your forethought in beak and perfect as the day they were made >ndon. Over 150 years' experience in a > cone into their making. Wherever :!.»vour. perfectly preserved, will give you all K;ng luxury. tv ERYEODY WANTS THE BEST i w^ HAVE THEM ALL HERE.49 words
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Advertisement811 1955-10-16 15 Successful isyss&m If I wii ix UiirH c&^ik)'-^ The first thiai you **4^J I C: i&'^ notice about §ucce«tful <zg* f V</ men U their shining «hoe«. A^^ (k That is because they prefer 4 SI? COBRA the brightest, H f'jJ^^^Y] shiniest polish of all. J ZJ* 1 'i^' i811 words
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Article741 1955-10-16 16 GERREE READ - GERREE READ By THIS week I am going to answer two questions that seem to concern at least half the women of Singapore and Malaya. 1. How to get rid of a greasy complexion, and 2. How to keep a good figure. In many ways the two741 words
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Article, Illustration550 1955-10-16 16 TF you envy the girl with the beautifully feminine fijjure take an honest look at yourself: probably yours could be equally eye-catch-ing if you gave it the right treatment. But it is a mistake to judge by inches a10ne...... You could have the same bust measurement as550 words
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Article37 1955-10-16 16 GOLD JEWELLERY PRETTY! The cham-pagne-coloured lacp wed-ding-dress b y Jean Desses who likes this one-colour scheme for the whole wed-ding-party, bridesmaids included. Quite a relief from the classic white and VERY pretty with the fashionable gold Jewellery.37 words
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Article, Illustration475 1955-10-16 16 Peggy Hopkins - Beauty Ahead It's So Easy Peggy Hopkins By J "ALWAYS— always, brush Z hair." One of Lonx don's best known hair stylists is a firm believer in that old-fashioned rule brush the hair for at least ten minutes each J night. J When I went to see him In J475 words
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Advertisement229 1955-10-16 16 Captive Beaut)' is a miraculous liquid emollient bracing tired contours, revitalising the tissues, smoothing tell-tale lines, stimulating the complexion to a glowing radiance. Captive Beauty ranishes into the skin without a trace of greasiness, and works ma^ic for you eyery second of the day and night QJv (Captive Beautii I229 words
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Advertisement74 1955-10-16 16 KM Isfom J You: 1 po-- ry j #M get a _PRfCCRIPTIo] L I LUCKIER T (S) HORSS \wß -y! ucir i d tii Ifoi ey re 1 noJM A DevcrruN ontman Tm Ltd. J p. o. box ivgl make leisure a pleasure -"SIROCCO" FOLDING DECK CHAIRS with foom without74 words
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Miscellaneous322 1955-10-16 16 *«5 xyxßSWftvBsyK£c*i!s&?jgXj^ ft TO I) A V S QUOTATION: "The path to cheerfuln»'v»i Is to -it up flirt- rfn ll y ami to ait ami tpeak as if rheerftriaesfl were already tIH-ri'." William .lame». M) AY 1 OR EVERYONK: Stay out of the l:meligh! today using the chance to clean322 words
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Article, Illustration1055 1955-10-16 21 MARK HELM - No Match For Murder MARK HELM 'lIHH^fIHH^^I feC t murder John S^*" I tf, c go s wwiN he g hi"- w*C S L. k I it s P i i I t kept her mature good but orce she reached they seemed to slip with a. arming suddent Li1,055 words
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979 1955-10-16 21 I HAVE been to some wild parties such as watching azure films in Penans and playing ducks and drakes in Singapore hot spots which are not mentioned in polite company, but 1 liad never before gone to a wilder one than on Saturday979 words
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Advertisement125 1955-10-16 21 B-R-A-K-E-S )and TELESCOPIC I DIRECT ACTING DAMPERS Ofl the damper is telescopic, MM a strut between the a\ie and the frame of the car. It st n broadly of a c> Imder of small <\ and !on« stroke, attached at its md enclosed end to an eye in oMcfc I125 words
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Advertisement447 1955-10-16 21 Dinky Toys No. 109 jKiv Austin-Healey 100 Sportt •JC2KL-* This new masttrplece of the moddlers* art is a perfect miniature of one of today's most famous sports cars. Smartly finished in yellow and blue, or \n cream and red. Length 3|'. •■^■■^^i^ta^ Dinky Toys No. 260 Royal Mail Van w447 words
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Article, Illustration73 1955-10-16 22 Above: "l'ofi//r' |y r/n# C/im/> Ming o/ 224 Cecil Street, Singapore 7. Rolleiflcx. fe I /t 3O*/i. P/im X. Above: "The Lonesome Trail" j Irving Rood, Penan?. Aires tutomah,. Yellow Filter, Perulz fVr/*i*fe Below "Seascape** by Leomg lleng Peng of "55, MKI6 Balik Pulau ff/., Penang. Solida,73 words
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Advertisement131 1955-10-16 22 I p i 1 1 J 'j dj that s the word '%!f jL Ju A for the /KfJK fith the elimination of objectionable noise and vibration, R IQHHSfiH^ •hnson Sea.Horses add entirely n^ pleasure, entirely new comfort the great sport of outboard boating. These are tht uietest- running, easiest131 words
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Advertisement62 1955-10-16 22 /jj?N ADDI.NU C.UHLIII Saves Time, Moneys Mm I /r gives yol we /usm ASK FOR FREE PAUPIUU CALL AT OUR TRADE FAiP AT THE HAPPY WORLD FOR A DEvONSTU'I Sole Agents: < -f- As**UW«!JWf4fr*il f^^m^ 1 'TITHES' DENTAL 6r PHOTO SIlWj. iJIV^ iti CUMOroa si xniiKUo POLAROID ft SUNGLASSES r62 words
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935 1955-10-16 23 Andrew Roth - IGBRIAN STUDENT DEMANDS STRONGER EMPIRE TIES Andrew Roth from Standard's London Bureau Chiej rT LAUGH. fhe f,rst time Chistorv of Conr, c onruol conr o rrion flf wos o Nigefcydcnt A. Ade- from i: ccsfcr r^ BjI" he did Jok to rhcm of .Jnondsof Ninationalists. r a as Gl at935 words
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Article, Illustration46 1955-10-16 23 JTER name is Tonic McDonald, she is twenty-five, an actress, and she lives at Virginia Water, Surrey. Tome has a hobby interior decoration. She loves hanging wallpaper and painting walls. Today she is making a very nice job of decorating this page!46 words
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738 1955-10-16 23 ARNOLD BRACKMAN - AMERICAN INTEREST IN S'PORE GROWS ARNOLD BRACKMAN from Standard's New York Bureau Chief AS predicted in these columns recently, revitalized U.S. interest in Singapore is centring around shipping. Latest confirmation of this is contained in the announcement made here this past week that the Barber Line, which operates ships off738 words
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Advertisement26 1955-10-16 23 vor/c/ famous family of TIGER ledicinal products HEADACHE CURE by any other "?never for Headache, ;ia, Colds, Mental Strain *IG AUN TONG Hl HCER MEDICAI HAU26 words
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Advertisement238 1955-10-16 23 llv Ollliiv wrCy There's something so attractive I fr^fl ZJj^Pf^'^l that makes her popular with Wm svigiil everybody. It's her smile, so I H H lovely and fresh, so welcome I pP^P^^ Your smile, too, is noticed Wftk^S^ and remembered when you use v /j2^iß Kolynos. To be able to238 words
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Article, Illustration300 1955-10-16 24 BETTY SMITH - THESE ARE TOKENS OF LOVE BETTY SMITH By RRITISH policemen's helmets are crossing the Atlantic in their thousands— and they're making the path of true love run smoothly. American Servicemen stationed in Britain are sending them over the sea to win the hearts of girl friends back home with tales300 words
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Article101 1955-10-16 24 WHY DO ONIONS MAKE OCR EYES WATER? ()UR are watering most of the time. Every time we blink a tear is squeezed from a gland in the corner of the eye. This keeps the eyeball clean, and because the tear escapes through a duct into the nose it is101 words
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Article353 1955-10-16 24 Wife's Worry Made Him Wealthy IF you want to moke a fortune from inventions don't tackle anything complicated like television or jet planes. Just think of some trifling gadget that is easily mode, ond for which millions of people will readily pay a penny. PUT IT ON THE MARKET AND353 words
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Article, Illustration175 1955-10-16 24 CURIOUS CREATURES Thirsty— they still remember their manners when water is sighted. In battle they forget sell -preservation and save friends. Monsters—but they are gentle. Who arc they? Elephants, who, as shown here, are not so dumb as is popularly imagined' J XT/ HEN an175 words
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119 1955-10-16 24 LONDON SAT. A FIFTEEN- YEAR-OLD girl was beaten with a bamboo cane for REFUSING to stay away from school, a court was told yesterday. "I think it is quite mon- strous that she should be beaten for wanting to do as the Jaw119 words
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Advertisement215 1955-10-16 24 ONLY COIGATE DENTAI CREAM HAS THE CUNICAI PROOF that brings new hope to millions for Ik® and Moit Protection Against loot li Decay: Actual use by hundreds of people has proved the long-lasting protection of Colgate Dental Cream with Gardol! Tests supervised by leading dental authorities -for a full year215 words
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Miscellaneous27 1955-10-16 24 "O/ COURSE I'm groy ing Into ft $HIW J Cf^ O V^^ v^/>^ i— S J~~\ bi* girl— but you've no room (o S^ ML i^A I27 words
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Article, Illustration624 1955-10-16 7 Joe Manjaji - Joe Manjaji I By Low Birth Rate Of Muruts Given As The Main Reason f Murut Maiden I Considerable concern is being felt by the North Borneo Government over the ropidly dwindling Murut population the original "wild men of Borneo." In the space of 20 years,Chan Kee Cheong; Chan Kee Cheong - 624 words
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Article728 1955-10-16 7 S. Ramachandra - TALK OF SELF-GOVT. 50 YEARS AGO S. Ramachandra By QNK may think the phrase "local sellgovernment" came into prominence with the Rendel Commissions recommendations and gained tempo after the Labour Front victory at the recent elections: and the appointment of a mayor was automatic with the grant of city status.728 words
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Article, Illustration362 1955-10-16 7 Second Birthday Of RAF Operational Unit By Standard's Air Correspondent ONE of the youngest and most unusual operational flying units of the Royal Air Force, especially formed to take part in the campaign against the Communist tei rorists, this month celebrates its second anniversary. It is the Transport Support Flight362 words
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Advertisement197 1955-10-16 7 jj you realise pa can buy your Blue Alette Blades in a (rick-feed Dispenser [iihoiit paying gy more for them :pcr«;p«ed shay- //^u c^ e feed Dispenser \mC*\^m\\ ieee razor. fclM/f compact case IL^££^Ul Blades for $2 50. ffigßßmll a Di spenser 1 *1 0 Gillette Superspeed Shaving CO LTD.,197 words
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Advertisement123 1955-10-16 7 1 7^>gfe**- V'TUIIIvAjI Ofy %\i^ X OT| RAINCOATS, i iMMcv I s^Tttri\ WeM styled trimly LIININ C T I \t- f/\\W tQl |ored in cotton LIGHT-WEIGHT J Xy V\ I jr^ I I qabardme or union Hate i v^Xrli M w. tVwVfi gabardine. Good looking felt with J fC «l\H*123 words
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Article, Illustration632 1955-10-16 8 Edin Peters - Edin Peters By ISO M.P.H. Racer Chans For Macao Grand Prix THE Neil MoncricffJimmy Milne combination is tipped to head the general classification for cars at today's hill climb to be held at the Gap. The meeting organized by the Spore Motor Club has632 words
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Article, Illustration679 1955-10-16 8 Rue Scribe - Rue Scribe AWWW by HAT are the trends in today's motoring? Styling has come to the stage where any *'im- provements" would take us into the space ship age. And we are not yet there— not by a long shot. The motoring public,679 words
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Advertisement449 1955-10-16 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. fill IJWI/6. 2658 1 1/4 IJ2/6 toblwoil tMTHE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NOBTM AMERICAN StIVICfr T» M.ht*. Boiton New Tor*. Baltimore. Philadelphia Cult Pottt S por* 9. Sham Penang POItPHIMUJ Cdn g/9 ltd 18 Oct 19 Oct 22 Oct MEMNON 9/25 No¥ 26 Nov 27/28 Nov POl'OOauS449 words
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Advertisement428 1955-10-16 8 EAST ASIATfii SAILINGS TO CON|| N Nl/i M l|( fot Aden. Port .o.d Genoo. A^.», rp J N N C^nhogen. fc.^.^ J^N J "SELANOIA" HnEL x) "MORELIA" 17/19Nov > H Coll. London (P«men Q er, O n. v Ch 1 Po«.nge, occon,mcdot,c« i^J* SAILINGS FROM SCAND.N AVI/ S. PO'C c428 words
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Article1132 1955-10-16 9 JAMES PETER CHIN - JAMES PETER CHIN lw By Government Probe On American Degrees Urged [tjNATE is the word to describe >h c prevailing disparity in the tondords ot American Universities in so far as the %1^ 3 hcr degrees are concerned. >rs are perfectly aware of the imperfections of1,132 words
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Article55 1955-10-16 9 iXLUESF working miner anywhere ts vrobabiy Simon Ndwombn. nged 103. He works at a cnld mine near Johannesburg. South Atrica, and has been there since ***** He has many ot his own teeth, good hearing and does not wear spectacles. Since 1009 he has spent only five days55 words
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Article24 1955-10-16 9 A GIRL m Alexandria, Egypt, was charged with disturbing the veace by walking like Marilyn Monroe in the street. She was acquitted.24 words
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Article, Illustration581 1955-10-16 9 QUEEN'S CASTLE - Colombek Wins 1955 Championship QUEEN'S CASTLE By THE 1955 British Cham- pionship which took place at Aber\*i\vvtii. and concluded on Sept. 3 was won by H <Jol<mibek. A well-known writer on the game h^ is rated a master by the FIDE and hold the title twice previously GOLOMBEK'S Style is581 words
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Advertisement137 1955-10-16 9 Sponsored by the Shell Compony of Singopore, Lim"*ed and the Shell Compony of the Fcderotion of Moloya Limited; with the object >f encouraging motor sport and motoring in general in the Federation of Malaya and the Colony of Singopore. 8,000 in prizes! Organised by the Singoporc Motor Club in co-operotion137 words
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Advertisement753 1955-10-16 9 JTIOrB °f everything you want most in economy motoring..* Pnwpr Quickest way to the facts of this \J y y V^J. fine new Morris Oxford is a test drive So come and rake the wheel feel the power and verve of its spirited O.H.V. engine M </\-|||f Alff enjoy (he753 words
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Miscellaneous43 1955-10-16 9 Solution To Yesterday's Puzzle B B B•B 1 j:B' it'^ v v'■ jB '-B fl 'fl IHIH i i nu i;i tp /v a '< < B B B v j -l;- ■■■u-Z.i > 1 > vv s h v Bi s B'u Another Puzzle Appears Tomorrow43 words
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548 1955-10-16 10 VICTORY TO FIJIANS: THE GLORY TO PENANG XV By TONY KA^NGEL PENANG. Sat.~The Fijian rugby team, campaigning in their last season in Malaya, overcame vigorous opposition before they beat Penang by 34 points (five goals and three tries) to 14 points (one goal and three penalty goals) on the Western548 words
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Article, Illustration32 1955-10-16 10 WESTERN* Sports Cub beat Rajaji Sports Club by one son! to nil in a friendly sorcev match played at Farrer Park yesterday. The scorer for Western Sports Club was Ibrahim.32 words
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Article62 1955-10-16 10 THE B diri* on Iskander Polo Club tea>n irhich icon the Kuala Kanqsnr District Footbnli league thin year to capture the M. Gwrummy shield, show. Iront roir left to right: Noordin. Jamil Alias. Zohar: sittina I to r. Haltnt, Raja Lope Ahninrf. Raja Harman, Sharif f: back row I. To62 words
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Article104 1955-10-16 10 Double For The 'Saints' ST. ANDREW'S School, the unbeaten school Rugby team, trounced Rattles Institution by 29 points (four goals and three tries) to nil in a friendly Rugby match piayed at Woodsville yesterday. Scorers for the Saints were Brian Oehlers; Albert Kedit; Norman Winters; Yew Chong. Yeng Kee: Adam104 words
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Article25 1955-10-16 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Selangor Club beat Klang District Hockey Association 7 o in a Selangor Women's Hockey Asociation League match on the padang today.25 words
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759 1955-10-16 10 BILL FUNK - WONG SHOWS FERRY HE'S THE MASTER —In Straight Victory BILL FUNK By Peng Soon Bea ts Ferry ls-10 18-15 WONG PENG SOON, at 37 makinj his professional debut, proved master of Indonesia's 24-year-old Ferry SonneviUe in the badminton exhibition match at the Singapore Badminton Association stadium last night. Peng Soon759 words
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234 1955-10-16 10 Weak CSC Team Take A Defeat From The Indians INDIAN Association gained full points when they beat Ceylon Sports Club 2-1, in a SHA division 1 league hockey match at Balestier Road yesterday. It was the second victory for the Indians in four outings. Ceyloncsp were a shade unlucky to234 words
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Article130 1955-10-16 10 KIWIS WIN AGAIN NO. 14 Squadron Royal New Zealand Air Force maintained their unbeaten record when they defeated Naval Base in a Rugby match played "at Naval Base by 19 points to 3. In the sixth minute. Ward scored a try. Black was successful with the kick (.j-0). Black later130 words
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Article134 1955-10-16 10 SINGAPORE Cricket riub defeated Malacca Club by 14 points (1 goal. 3 tries) to nil in a friendly rugby match on the Padang yesterday SCC led 3-0 at the interval Ground conditions were not ideal for the style of rugby P-ayers like to piay Despite the134 words
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Article36 1955-10-16 10 LONDON. Oct. 15. (ReuteD —The Moscow football team Torpedo beat a Peking representative side by two goals to one at the Dynamo Stadium in Moscow tonight according to a Soviet Radio report36 words
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Article233 1955-10-16 10 THE Blacks, scoring a try late in the second half, beat Victoria School by five points (a goal> to nil in a friendly Rugby match played at the Victoria School ground yesterday. The Blacks kicked off and at once attacked with a fast three-quarter233 words
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Article246 1955-10-16 10 Poh Lim Beats Olich 15-8 15-10 OLICH began well, led 2-0 then torged ahead to 5-1. Poh Urn gamed a point when Olich smashed oat. Olich made it 6-2 »oh Lim mashed through WiChs errors, to level up at >-<>. Services chanced hands but mere was no score. laki 0246 words
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182 1955-10-16 10 SINGAPORE Cricket Club brat South Johore by 25 points two goals, two penalty goals and three tries) to nil in a friendly ru??er match played in Johore Bahru yesterday. Johore wns kept on th c defensive for most of the time, and, especially in182 words
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Article27 1955-10-16 10 Prince Edward Boys' Club beat Gan Eng Seng School 4-3 In a return friendly tabletennis match played at Gan Eng Seng School yesterday27 words
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Advertisement326 1955-10-16 10 f M r^'^L""!J >l ***Hia <l >^ I s_^ PARIS >fl x ft l twei beckon? Holiday n lay p an 4 t thl veat the has vo »2I much to otter ,%5j i in Europe] j t Ly Adclphi Bid?. < J&^ Singapore, lei: ***** m J CENEVA Visit326 words
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Miscellaneous92 1955-10-16 10 SINGAPORE SOCCER FRIENDLY: M.F.A. vs Chunghua Tionghoa at Jalan Besar Stadium at 5.15 p.m.: Aston A.C. vs. Haikowyu S.C. at Jalan Besar Stadium at 4 p.m.: Boys' Town vs. Y.M.S.A. at Boys' Town. SEA SPORTS Bedok Sports Club's annual Kolek Races and Sea Sports at Bedok Point at 8.30 a.m.92 words
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533 1955-10-16 11 BILL FUNK - FOOTBALL'S astounding slump has caused one to ask: What's wrong with soccer in the Colony The "Stars" were there at Jalan Besar but the fans stayed at home all the same. There must be something radically wrong somewhere. To answer that question533 words
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215 1955-10-16 11 STRONG MAN BEHIND RUGBY IN MALAYA H. R. BEADLES popular secretary of the Malayan Rugby Union, is due to leave lor Britain on; •v« next month and there s no farewell gift he would like better than a Fijian versus All Malaya match. Certainly, such a match "-nething to tell215 words
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Article, Illustration18 1955-10-16 11 H. WAN-L-CrfflU H all- his and are ;o- of He I n tal j on iesi t18 words
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Article, Illustration89 1955-10-16 11 I CQUADRON Leader. the RKV. ERIC LAMBOURNE, is a Royal Air Force Chaplain in Singapore who believes that physical fitness promotes an akrt and healthy mind. He has formed a Gymnasts Club at the air force station at Trngah. The -keep fit" padre spends his spare time training89 words
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Article95 1955-10-16 11 FIRST, PRETTY \|AIMUNNAH ISHAK 1 ,>r -h e Qamda Badminton the t\vA— and ovt —badminton player-rum-nffirial to take advantage of the >BA join our committee .isjs" otTer to artiliHtd pa i:.- a member of the bBA Selection Sub-CommitFeo. iiic pretty »huttler contributes tob IIM selection ot Colony team Under the95 words
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Article83 1955-10-16 11 TAN 800 TECK, elected president (the first) of the Singapore Badminton Association 24 years ago, is still serving on the association 800 Terk was SBA chief in 1931, :jl\ AA. and he joined the JMlMUnrnt Committee in 53, 54 and 55. Rm BBA'l icady reference Look* and83 words
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Article, Illustration62 1955-10-16 11 TAN CHIN HOAT, manager of the visiting Chung Hwa and Tiong Hwa Chinese SOCCCT teams of Indonesia, recalls two matttijes he played AGAINST Singapore in 1925 and yj.3o. Among the Singaporeans opposing him then was 'Pop' Lim Yong Liang. Of course, both are retired from the game, but62 words
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Article, Illustration114 1955-10-16 11 pOUNT HUGO VAN ZUYLEN VAN NIJEVELT, Malaya's first water ski champion took less than a year to become the best skiier in the country. The 26-year-old handsome Count says thai he did much snow skiing when he was in Switzerland and Austria That gave him basic balance and114 words
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Article, Illustration96 1955-10-16 11 MITSt'O YAMAMOTO. the Japanese boxer making his Colony debut on Oct. 28. discloses that he has a mission in Singapore. And this is to make friends. One of the ways he believes he can do this is to give Colony fight fans a 'rousing exhibition 1 He96 words
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261 1955-10-16 11 PROSPECTS of more English Schools in the Colony taking up basketball are very bright, declared Mr. Andrew J. Williamson, basketball coach of the Anglo-Chinese School yesterday. He based his prediction on the success ot the recentlyconcluded first inter-School Basketball Championship held at the University261 words
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690 1955-10-16 11 F. SALLAHUDEEN - Police Lead SHA League But The Recs Impress F. SALLAHUDEEN By POLICE Sports Association, who are tipped to win the Singapore Hockey Association senior title from champions, Singapore Recreation Club Reds hold the top position in the Division 1 league table at present. But while Police are league leaders, they690 words
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Article198 1955-10-16 11 WHILE thp Singapore AAV is still searching for a venue I to hold the two-day sessions of America's famed Jesse Owens due to arrive in the Colony on Thursday, the Federation of Malaya Athletic I'nion has already drawn, up its programme for Owens visit. The198 words
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Miscellaneous117 1955-10-16 11 "1 could kickroqself" p^Si^F^7 I ff«t-f«7f«d wrtUH^»t X I vja\cUi\Ae\M9\av\YeskeiriQU+.\ &u*itieyr9*c* A H<x4c,butl V fast,\oHA-p<x*siiA4 qawe) V (<ast week J/ /i/c wen < be^/sdu4 pUayn^ua <a« «i tasiiM lif ycju'os I A /fTUafs fl flwesti'^iAA 1 [co r-'V 1^ 1 V"»r "Cat>«'+- IV<» I«H<k«iw I <»l w<»y6 if i <>tt£»ctics-PUtric7CK117 words
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Article2498 1955-10-16 12 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD Bv Geyer Brings Spitfire II Home For Top Dividend I BIG SWEEP i I TOTAL POOL: $233,660 Ist Prize: *****4 ($70,098) 2nd Prixc: *****4 ($31,544) 3rd Prixe: *****0 ($17,524) Starters ($2,002 each): *****7, *****6, *****3, *****6, *****0, *****1, *****7. Consolations ($7OO each): *****3,2,498 words
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Article392 1955-10-16 12 LONDON. Oct. 15 (Reuter) Association Football results. LEAGUE DIVISION I Arsenal 1. Newcastle Utd. 0 Aston VilLa 4. Manchester U. 4 Blackpool 5. Charlton Ath. 0 Bolton Wanderers 1. Everton 1 Cardiff City 2. Burnley 2 Chelsea 2. Tottenham Hots U 0 Huddersfield T. 0. Luton392 words
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146 1955-10-16 12 Chong Mak Take Title In Malacca MALACCA. Sat.— Dr. S. J. Chong and Mah Tien Kit (Seng Cheong). last year's veteran badminton singles finalists, made up for their setback in the singles semi-finals earlier this week by taking the Malacca veterans doubles title from George Wong and Low Yew Hock146 words
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434 1955-10-16 12 Indon Tourists Get Surpriser Edge Colony Chunghua-Tionghua 2. Singapore 1 Tng Men and Tiong Bo Aw Boon Seong Mr. McCulloch refereed. Indonesia's combined team, Chunghua-Tionghua scored a surprise 2-1 victory over Singapore in a friendly soccer match played at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. The game played before a paying crowd434 words
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Article38 1955-10-16 12 The Singapore Hockey Association trial to select the Colony team for the interstate match against Selangor, scheduled to be played on the Girls Sports Club ground today is postponed to Wednesday on the G.S.C. ground.38 words
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Article30 1955-10-16 12 ST. JOSEPH'S Institution and Serangoon English School played to a scoreless draw in an interf^°c 1 TT hockey J match P la yed on tne SJI ground yesterday30 words
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Article193 1955-10-16 12 KARACHI. Oct. 15 (Reuter) Pakistan gained a fourteen run lead over New Zealand at stumps today, second day of the first Test match played here. Pakistan scored 178 for six in reply to New Zealand's total of 164. After New Zealand had lost their two remaining193 words