Singapore Standard, 28 October 1955
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Title Section24 1955-10-28 1 Singapore Standard *m *&L\ r£ *H\ Jn. %*/P*\ Amp \ol I. I I \roi«r, 1-kidw, octobeS m* isss I l l»\U I <I M24 words
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Article, Illustration354 1955-10-28 1 RONNIE DUCLOS - Just Two Days Halt A Boy's Studies RONNIE DUCLOS I IL. Standard Staff Reporter lOR BEING two days too til fcr animation, a poor bat ex<« ptionbngjit pupil of a Singapore govnt school is being denied hatha i boy. Teo Kirn Tarn. wiU be IS years, nonths ana two days354 words
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Article74 1955-10-28 1 THE Changi Bus Company which saw a 24-hour lightning strike yesterday will today be on the roads again. Chairman of the Board of Directors. Mr. Tan Kong Eng. night said that agreement was reached with the Bus Workers' Union. Employees on the ChangiCapitol route will receive74 words
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Article12 1955-10-28 1 EGYPT and Arabia signed a bilateral military pact m 'erday.12 words
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Article212 1955-10-28 1 n v (.<>.< n.imnt n.is obtained i leading official of the Bank oi 1 .i-1.._i.l t,» advise the olonv "ni the I ederation on the formation ol the Central Bank of MaJaya. This was disclosed to The Standard by Singapore's Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, yesterday.212 words
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Article59 1955-10-28 1 Sl M\R \NG Ind n< i Ocl (AP) OoTcrnment authorities announced today Ir. and security forces killed 506 terrorists ol itla d M li m lartdl>lam organization m mopup operations m central Java during the last 10 months. ■Blioono ment said 617 Is were captured.59 words
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Article38 1955-10-28 1 MR IfOBHI Bharett the I fi- Prime M.r.. ter, ar- In Genera sterday r talk With the Big Four foreign minister! on the Middle East situa' reated by tl ■ni Csed. slovak-Egyptian arm/ dt al.— Reuter.38 words
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Article43 1955-10-28 1 THE NAVY 'S IN a I RIG I n snd three desti ol the Royal Pakistan N n on i |i dtwlU tour to the Fai Bast, -ailed into ta liarbi ur y< iv r I PfC daj tl H to indoi. Reuter43 words
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Article278 1955-10-28 1 TIFF TOPS PEACE TALKS GENEVA. Oct. 27 (Reuter) —The Big Four Foreign Minconference opened m Urn Palace of Nations shortly after four p.m. local time today. Conference sources said today's Big Four session began with a wrangle between the tern ministers and Mr. V. Molotov, the Soviet For n Minister278 words
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Article115 1955-10-28 1 •.:-.T..':.v. '■Holer, tne driver of a military truck, was killed on the ;p nd four others were injured when the truck they were m skidded and overturned at the junction of Thomson and Braddell Roads yesterday afternoon. The truck was carrying eight soldiers of the King's115 words
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Article48 1955-10-28 1 MANILA. Oct. 27 (Reuter) Four girls died and 24 others were injured m a stampede caused by a fire at a beauty culture school here owned by Mr. Yirgilio Hilario. husband of the former Miss Armi Kuusela of Finland. Miss Universe of 1952.48 words
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Article68 1955-10-28 1 M \< \O. Oct 27 fßeutert-. Hongkong j paper ing news of China's claims Ito Portuguese Macao were I snapped up today at times their normal price by Chinese citizens of the territory. Portuguese bu ril .ere. however the Chin move Is not worrvin. Their attitude is68 words
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150 1955-10-28 1 Ilii: SINGAPORE STANDARD received lv. m\steiious telephone calls last alfM stating that hetween 7,000 to 8,0011 detonators were recovered m the Mandai and Woodlands areas, yesterday. Neither the Civil nor the Military Police could confirm the fi racity of the calls, but the Army150 words
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Article54 1955-10-28 1 OALLARATR, Itap. Oct Tl (Reuter) Foureen-year-old Maria Grazia Gheller's feet moved lasl right, her eyes blinked— and she awoke from a three-monh sleep. Doctors have no yet diagnosed the exact nature of Maria Grazia's si;kness but they said be li Sobably suffering from a vej'54 words
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Article56 1955-10-28 1 NEW DELHI Oct 27 i.-\p. —Two Russia] airlines hai i uM_h d In ind.t c tpil al on an unannoun£d trail Mating flight from I Bmrlel Union The pland. whose occuP mts. includd a number of Bi riet airii.e i iperta, Mem -r section tl Aighanistan56 words
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Article191 1955-10-28 1 MONTREAL, Oei Zl 'IT* II kl* Ifi plßg anti- tlgß 1 1114 d a If| re |oU relay '1 b< h- ad uf t v.>. liT-man intl-i Ice -.ci v. v arrested OB tWO ll Charges and su ndi I fn m Job. In ;>• Ct191 words
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Article345 1955-10-28 1 Govt. Expects $15,000,000 More Cars, Fags, Liquor Will Be Costlier SINGAPORE citizens will face a bleak New Year if Government's proposal to tax all luxury goods is adopted at the Assembly Budget session on Nov. 7. The Standard learns from reliable sources rhot you will have to345 words
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Article47 1955-10-28 1 tfl rael Oct. 27 <Rev- v Bii n Church jll today with the laying of the foundai i ne of i v. inst n Chur Hall at the Haifa Technical b titute. The British statesman was represented by his son, Id Randolph Churchill47 words
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Article25 1955-10-28 1 BTRJ and the Lebanon lj Oil rai military nee pact "much earlier than it wa.s originally pected informed circh m Damaacui jr. terdaj25 words
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Article30 1955-10-28 1 A BRITISH Hot rrmnml deiegal ion v.... i Xt fltfa tO thi I lb lilt i< ol Impi ring communic itioo k> tween Bri- tain and Russia.* ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article31 1955-10-28 1 COMMIWhS'I C!.;n:i ex- ct< to free ti i mon la. pr.. on< '1 Am< -.m i toda] th»- is Con. ilate Gem itl .--•ported m El U .P.U.P. - 31 words
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Article151 1955-10-28 1 PEN ING, ihurs. I hff men accused nf wrier v.«m iMcia> d: harged witiMNrt ti 1.c;,,., because Mr Justice i. s n ilkin und that two oi them ueie issaultrd uh.J custody. r— 1 The live men Kai Dam wong, Richard Khoo Ah Tong.151 words
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Article29 1955-10-28 1 Big Ai rlift For Students JAKARTA. I In ggest a.. 118 young Indonesians will l. m ov ta i airli students would b< clucj g. chemistry and arch it-29 words
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Advertisement63 1955-10-28 1 ,j<> ft ///ft-T o***3/ ft one on \*tC* p omi 'fi 2 o o g S7ANDAh2 p 0 L I C ***** >5 Imei) 2 400 J__i__^iiiß__ m**r t^^^r ,^m\v > JmmmF £&r f\TSa*?^Z ZaMSm**^**. ■**fy<?'^'jmm%&^-''''- >QfiS Zm ygwm, <;<. '^^^i'-lj.;' Ja****mtt£i\ <_ 2t v la* 'm*T**wh *y.. '^*-->?^f: <63 words
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Advertisement121 1955-10-28 1 FIRf BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 5111 2414 Stnnfloi LEONARD FIRST IN AMERICAS X I TCHENS SIMCf 1681? 1,/ if^^* <!£. *al MODEL LS 81-8.1 CU. ft^^^^" With Standard Defrosting LeooerTt ecdmive CoMCl. or ro rh Floor d. ign mo* si,' H r *a am ammaa ag a ■Of CG'd ....rag ,n121 words
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Advertisement15 1955-10-28 1 tIUMIG C 3 m d I wr mi phc ro studio S pore Td 857«015 words
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410 1955-10-28 2 SULTANAH RINGS A BELL AND A HOME IS OPENED UMIDKI RAHRI I burs. —B\ rm. i II (below) tb.ee times Hi tn ib ol 10l lir I M |bi .him. tk riMM d. P- n lb- li.bd.e lh.no I. r I h:i Iren Tke bsuspended before Ike Home's Memorial tablet.410 words
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Article35 1955-10-28 2 FOUR hundred member?: of the Singapore Battalion. Boys .:io. wi 1 celebrate Founder's Dav with a route march and a Church Parade on Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Pava Lebar Methodist Church.35 words
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Article, Illustration126 1955-10-28 2 \d-Hoc Committee of Singapo i tern i bmitted a Memorandum to tne taternat-k Labour Orga- expert, Mr <• I. Ikncfck kai it. requesting nini ;o study tin- possib' t. m* inti <><!:, ing an unemployment benefit and kaaanUKi ackeaM la the Colon The Committee n126 words
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Article38 1955-10-28 2 'ecp pore Chinese n Road, yester- iiich -i m his on the ll a pocket, were and articles into a vie thei night a 15 from > the house of a woman sub-f contractor38 words
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Article38 1955-10-28 2 LORD Reading's broadcast lo the Far East on the recent meeting of the Colombo Plan u'tative Committee m Singapore will lie carried on the B N 'work of Radio Malaya from 7.30 to 8 p.m. tonight.38 words
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Article29 1955-10-28 2 THE Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. Henry Wolfe Baines. arrived back by Qantas Empire Airways yesterday after attending a Synod of tra lian churches m Sydney.29 words
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Article235 1955-10-28 2 aik Justice Tay ter- day sra:. of two small children to' their < mother who made an app tion for them m the Singa- 1 y pore Hi^h Court. Her counsel. Mr Chong Thutt Pitt. tolo thc Court 1 that the two children Rose j235 words
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Article96 1955-10-28 2 Union Case Referred To Council -LOB star. Thufe The Kedah (.< i tnmi n; today '1 Union to refer to the National Whitley Coun demand tor a I HUf TJ <\x\v. ''■■>■ plyln to the Union, the S] S< cr< tary, By< d Hassan (Udln, said the f inanflal 896 words
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Article64 1955-10-28 2 PENAXG. Thurs.— a woman told the Magistral court today that she was punched and kicked by her husband asked him for $1.50 for household expen>: The husband. Wong Khin Ham. 22. pleaded guilty to a summons charge of causing hurt to his wife. Chin P Chye. at64 words
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Article247 1955-10-28 2 Repeat Security Bill, Recognize M.C.P.-Kch .i_4. nda toi Ihe confei i n< a un Wednesday Ifr. Koh also tabled a ilution asking tot COgnll ion oi the Mal an Communist Party The resolutions. T: b Standard underst LU threw the meeting into an uproar as Mr.247 words
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307 1955-10-28 2 Another Blow To Colony 's Transport Service CHANGI BUSMEN ON STRIKE THK public passen transport service m Singapore was further crippled yesterday when 230 Changi Bus employees called an unexpected strike. Tho strike notice wa.s served on the Company at 1 yesterday after an unsuc; tul four-hour meeting which ended307 words
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Article96 1955-10-28 2 Quit Offer Too Low Say Farmers i HE Singapore F sociation has protested to the owner of a piece of land off •gi Road against the inadequate compensation offered to tenants who have been asked to quit. See Tong Heng. one of the five persons affected by the quit notice,96 words
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8 1955-10-28 2 'Graft Was Not Uncommon In M.C.S. VMI up8 words
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Advertisement108 1955-10-28 2 C %t N THE TIME IS 1581 THE PLACE, TUDOR ENGLAND THE INTRIGUE AND SCANDALOUS RIDDEN COURT OF QUEEN ELIZABETH I c IS PLOTTING FOR POWER AND THE QUEEN'S 1/ FAVOUR-AND THEN APPEARS SIR WALTER r Wo^o Jf i RALEIGH-HISTORY'S MOST FASCINATING #;f m ADVENTURER WHO DARED TO LOVE A108 words
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Article, Illustration300 1955-10-28 3 Martha Graham, Star Of Dance \RTHA GRAHAM, is American ballet !er and w.nner of year's coveted Henry Award for the .test single contrin to American Swill arrive m on Nov. 26, to a number of perces. The Henry Hod ley -d is presented an- by the National of Composers and300 words
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Article, Illustration398 1955-10-28 3 Rita Returns THE current trend m Hollywood to make pictures i foreign lands and languages, will be intensified m 954» by Columbia Pictures Intern ti. Hi p n ••idem. vir. Lacy Kastner, told The Standard yesterday Kastner. who spent four days m Singapore. n route398 words
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Article76 1955-10-28 3 'Replant Or Die' Rubber Men Told Thurs.— The Rubber Board is when the !o Dec. .1? hen printed i, Chinese and Jawi. tell ders that they must reive. loiders should apthe Settlement ReplantIfl Butterworth. for 'he $500 per-acre-h and kind, with i he can help them m re- one or76 words
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146 1955-10-28 3 li-.iiul n-Niiinils ri S ins :i pore's southern islar 1-ul.iii Hi.mi umilcl -t-1 i. water siippl> possibh me end of thbxtMi. SoUm Ibenttif **g™**: I U .t.-i lltirks. Mi. X I llolli-r.ee told thr Kur.i ■■Hi c terday. $80,000 pro- i great146 words
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Article, Illustration42 1955-10-28 3 L_ 1 "I'r one candle, but look al thr size of my ca' says David, icho celebrated hia first birthday on Monday, d's parents are Mr. and Mrs Lyn Voon Chin oj Kuala Lumpur.— Standard photo by Yong Peng Seong.42 words
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282 1955-10-28 3 This SAT A Patient Showed No Thanks VERY FEW OF HIS KIND' AMONG the many gratof'il recipients of free treatment at thc Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Clinic. on Shenton Way, there were hound to be a leu cases ol those who showed no gratitude at all. said the Director, Dr. G. 11.282 words
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Article30 1955-10-28 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Th ir Magistrate Inche Abdul Rani, discharged S. Sinnadurai. 31-year-*.: Ttltcomi irer, of two charges of ioitcrir.g and failing to report the change of his address.30 words
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294 1955-10-28 3 Call-Up Boys To Man Defences In Port Exercise SINGAPORE'S seaward defences will be put to the test next Friday and Saturday when enemy forces coming m from the south will attempt to capture the harbour. tails of Operation 'P Port" as the exercise will be called, were yesterday announced by294 words
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Article159 1955-10-28 3 Colony's New Stamps Admired .<4h praise for Singapore's new pictorial stamps have been receiv d by thc Public Relations Office from Colonial and Commonwealth territories. From Western Australia came this message: "They are indeed an outstanding and beautiful series and so characteristic of Singapore. y have been greatly :i'imired here."159 words
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Article28 1955-10-28 3 THE Bi.shop of Singapore will conduct a cottage prayer meeting at the residence of Rev. D. M. Gnanasihamani at 37. Chartwell Drive tomorrow at 5.30 p.m.28 words
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Article114 1955-10-28 3 $50,000 School Too Costly TO spend $50,000 on a school at Pulau Semakau as proposed by the Singapore Education I was fantastic, a member of the Rural Board, Mr H .J C. Kulasirigha, told th e Board yesterday. Though the present school building was leaking badly even preventing school sessions114 words
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Article61 1955-10-28 3 THREE men claimed trial m the Singapore Second I trict Court yesterday to charge of abducting a man. They were Heng Ah Song. Kandaswamy Rajoo and wanathan Mani. It was alleged they abducted Lim Kai Chat, with intent to secretly confine him m a room m Carpenter61 words
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174 1955-10-28 3 A FULL programme awaits the Countess of Limerick, vice(hairman of the British Red Cross Society's Executive Committee, on her arrival m Singapore tomorrow on a four-day visit. Lady Limerick will be met at the airport at 5.25 p.m. by a guard of honour Tho following174 words
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112 1955-10-28 3 FOUR GIRLS JAILED FOR RUBBER THEFT KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— I Sessions Court President, Mr. I. C. C. Rigby. today sent four girls to three month.V jail for possession of scrap rubber. They were Yap Si< m Ying. 18. Wong Fong. 22. Yap Chong, 25, and Liew Ah Moey. 19. a..112 words
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Article122 1955-10-28 3 Stand Pipes Hydrants a P .'STALL A I lON' of 10 stand pipes and 11 fire hydrants m Singapore's rural areas were approved at yesterday's Rural Board m ing. The sites for the additional standpipes are: Kampong Pachitan. (two); Jalan Alsagoff, thrct- 5 m.s. Holland Road, (one); and Lorong Tai122 words
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Advertisement405 1955-10-28 3 1 pft *pr?* aw** 1 1 1 1 j iltftJ-iili m .T^. _*_> i a w. 1 Uam**** 1 L j mW$? M**^w™\r&mmm rZamw 1 *a*-m* I**. I OLAV. J ttrv mm 111 uitubh*l Ask j" MINIM-IRON I a \f>-if:<>\/\<, ni wi I 1 '.ul. -I < ullon onlx 52.70405 words
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Article109 1955-10-28 4 JAKARTA. Oct. 27 (UP> A top-ranking Ceylonese diplomat today announced he completely wrong m stating Russia had offered to establish an atomic power plant m Indonesia and pubapologized for his error. ln a statem* ni >ued by his legation. Ceylon* M mister to Indonesia. Mr.109 words
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Article75 1955-10-28 4 School Test For 1 ,650 '\LACCA. Thurs. More than 1.650 children of schoolgoing age will be tested for 1.200 places m Primary One es In English schools here. All Government and aidedEnglish schools will close on Oct. 31 to enable the tests to be carried out. The Chief Education Officer.75 words
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Article63 1955-10-28 4 Sticks For The Blind MALACCA. Thurs. The Malayan Association for the Blind has issued 100 white walkin" sticks to the blind m thc Settlement as a practical demonstration of its desire to help and 1 protect sightless people This gift will enable motorlata and other road users to j give63 words
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Article45 1955-10-28 4 HOXGKOXG. Oct >7 Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongto° n ?I EX^ a nSe Were: Sl5 41 l?«i c?o e f- llns 53.***** to US$l; $1.830 to Malayan Sl niah r i o^- Ind °nesian Rupiah. Gold $253.125 to a tael45 words
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455 1955-10-28 4 MINI AKAB, Thurs.— Hir s:\tli BitlaliMl ol the \l.t!.\ Itc-initMit today ramu <»l aue when it ieceiyed Horn thr i ederation High Commissioner, Sir Donald Mac(iillivra.v, it('oL)ins •siunilvinu the soldirrlv qualities ol coinage, loititnde and lo.salty." 'You have already made I history and are455 words
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Article, Illustration44 1955-10-28 4 photo. 111 l Ra.ia Muda of Selanqor watches with interest pupils <»f the Maxwell Road Secondary Modern School .it their workshop, Kuala Lumpur. The Raja Muda visited the m honl t.» .ittend its ri'irnt an ni\ rvs.n < rithi ation. StandardStandard - 44 words
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205 1955-10-28 4 MM..MHAN, Thurs. Allegations that elected 7 "V" Uu Town Council wit no d Uie duty to the State resulted m a clash MwSS All ance Councillors and a nominated me, the, M r Gordon Hinds at the Council meeting hen today supporting a >sal by205 words
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Article134 1955-10-28 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Th m. leaden of 400 jobless colliery workers from Batu Al D to^ay came to Kuala Lumpur 10 aa with the Malayan Chinese Association to use its goon ofl an prevent thenprojected eviction from their dwellings on the mine site. Ifr. Liew Si<134 words
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246 1955-10-28 4 Marshall Confident Of UK Talks Outcome ...But Amnesty Is Our Affair SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr I)a\itl MmiHII. told The Ifmiifffl jrcsteriaj that iiis letgerg i<< date indicated there was reason to be hopeful about the ultimate success <>f the Colony's constitutional talks m London, next April. Marshal] was commenting on246 words
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Article190 1955-10-28 4 COMMODITY PRICES I.OSIMr 1 -nhii. i price* ruts pi-r lb ::i Singaput. eati 1 iaj g ere: Hu.xcrs Seller*" Spot lull norn 1 1 Xo. 1 KSS. **m 123 i:t Ne i 1 Ne n..\ 1:1. 1 Ne N..\ 1 :>\ Tone: Stead] UN PUCE Iko prie ol t i190 words
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Article91 1955-10-28 4 Airlift For Pilgrims Planned PENANG. Thurs. The Federation's Pilgrimage Control Officer, Tuan Haji Ali Rouse, said today that it might be possible to arrange an "airlift" to the Holy Land for next year's Haj. The Malayan Airways are prepared to charter a BOAC Argonaut for the flight from Kuala Lumpur,91 words
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Article84 1955-10-28 4 BATU PAHAT. Thurs.— Tlie V list ml Minister for Education. Mr. Too Joon Hing. today met the management committees cf the Chim schools m Muar and Bai Pahat to acquaint him with the conditions m these schools. The Minister urged the i lents of the Chant84 words
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Article91 1955-10-28 4 Two Who Tried Suicide Bound Over SINGAPORE Seventh Ma- -ate. Mr Choor Singh yesterday bound over two pel -jns for attempting suicide, each m thc sum of $-50 to be of good behaviour for 5; months First m the dock was Chew Shwce Tee, L' 6, wife of a City91 words
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Advertisement293 1955-10-28 4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦4 SHAW BROTHF.RS ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS *> Hi.' \lini:> M.it|.i/in.! Willi Ilm \nw look! V™*r MOVIE NEWS TC i ON SALE IN 5 PORE TODAY tg* A**} PADITm -4^- NOW SHOWING! uArIIUL n ..45.4 Ul X ijjl *%z > t\7 cc^f,^is^" v >* sISTIR E,LEEH! EILEEN jA~Tw\\ > >T^i \\f tlbli293 words
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Advertisement375 1955-10-28 4 £^l^y ORGANISATION I f^ »r; CATHAY I .»-"""nw'i "V-SliSi^ I I urn >> I Paramount Presents I I .__r _H ____ffW7\f ffTTVII **w¥ I !l Ang^f I v shirrinrj w: *mm*p ■■^■BBBBa*_fc fc-|^ I HUMPHREY ALDO I BQGARi RAY USTINOV I -TOMORROW MIDNIGHT: I A HIOUSAND MOMIM. I DANGER' I375 words
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Miscellaneous91 1955-10-28 4 Weather Report M 1 n 1 M 1 M Ti ■pinion Irnin lJ3g ji.iu. Oct. .'!> lv 7..U1 a.m. (let. -'7. Singapur,- (731 TiM ui£ !711 Kui.i l'.ihr v (7.'.l'i Kuala I unipur '711 Ipoll 17 II 1 Kuantan |7 'I >la\iinum li inprralui From 7..) i) a.m. lo 7..»091 words
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Article220 1955-10-28 5 Feelers On Amnesty Sant To Penang Police PENANG, Thurs. Communist terrorists m Penang Hills have sent out feelers to the Special Branch here asking for confirmation of the amnesty terms, the Resident Commissioner, Mr. R. P. Bingham, said at a press conference "They want to220 words
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Article, Illustration90 1955-10-28 5 Ml! \M> Mi:< SOOSAINATHAN. cut tho cake I I" Ml Hi. M r „f thr -I II 111 l ,1 k Id r ie i d,l:n. at -I \ntlinm s rea baaaa i umpur, recent i\ 1 I Irst son of Mi and Mrs S. ArokiasinMellow Yap - 90 words
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Article211 1955-10-28 5 A KHAI ot I .triUin- ;n|;l<.\<cv the I nited i '...'neers Foundry, Stagiptt, rlatawi trial hi the N »"tli t'ourt vesterd_i\ iv .i rh:»rue preferred against m under the Trade Disputes Ordinance. The prosecution alleged that they intended to obstruct the entrance to the United Engineers*211 words
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Article135 1955-10-28 5 He Gets Jail Term Reduced SINGAPORE'S Chief Justice, Mr. John Whyatt, dismissed two out of three appeals m the Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday. Hussain bin Ahmad, now serving a five-year sentence for robbery, had his Jail term reduced to four years. He said he had dependants to support and135 words
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Article44 1955-10-28 5 THE internnationally known neurosurgeon. Mr. Douglas Miller, who is visiting Malaya under the auspicious of the Colombo Plan returned to Singapore yesterday from Kuching. He spent two days m Kuching inspecting the medical centres at thc invitation of the Government.44 words
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Article42 1955-10-28 5 AN additional contribution of S7 for the crippled boy. Ah Boey. of Malacca, has been received by The Standard. The donation was sent by Mr. V. oingaravelu. Army Embarkation H.Q. and has been forwarded to Ah Boey42 words
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Article131 1955-10-28 5 Claim For Breach Of Contract AN ACTION claiming damages m an alleged breach of contract concerning the sale of cloves was brought against R. Jumabhoy and S ns Ltd.. by Hong Guan and Co.. Ltd.. m the SingaHigh Court yesterday. Mr. X Sellars, counsel for plaint ills applied for an131 words
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Article97 1955-10-28 5 A POLICE ci missing since last Sunday after a patrol of No. 2 Police Field Force had been attacked by 25 terrorists m the Ipoh district of Perak, has been found by a Security Force search party. He has been evacuated to Ipoh hospital sullering from97 words
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Article57 1955-10-28 5 KUALA HjaIPLiK. liiurs.*— A 27-year-old woman. Yong Swee. of Cheras Road today claimed trial before the First Magistrate to a charge of housebreaking She was alleged to have broken into the house of another woman. Cheong Yen at X ipong Road yesterday morning. Bail of $30057 words
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Article306 1955-10-28 5 Master Plan' If Reds Say No KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Federation Government ls evolving plan to 11 Communist terrorism m Johore personnel m that State refuse to abide by d ions of the forthcoming Tunku-Chin Peng meeting. The Standard leaTnt today. The plan is now being discussed at various levels306 words
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462 1955-10-28 5 Budget Session Dubbed As Futile Formality TWO Singapore City Councillors characterized the presentation of the 1956 Budget yesterday as a futile formality that docs not give any respect to the Councillors but only considers them as mere stamping machines At the special budget meeting yesterday. Nominated Councillors, Mr. Yap Pheng462 words
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Advertisement303 1955-10-28 5 CLEARS STUFFY MSE***J M! rf a hreat/' dots it f A«/t.»r. Onywhere- to each «oi> «->d Inhola. Imafomtly, yxtj lr*o»na freely oaO'sl •vicks inhaler: 0 0 g •••••aa maaammmwaaaaa* _w-b m vil 1,,nl ,,n l X x\ r*"*_? v X \***aa***' W-—^ am* **> ?cu Jaw *^____L. AQf HONG SEH.303 words
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Advertisement278 1955-10-28 5 ENROLL NOW WITH SHEREE NORTH and BETTY CRABLE AS VOl H Cl \SS\IM! S l\ IHI CRA/II sl 01 01 HOIS! I "HOU 10 BI VERY,VER\ POPULAR" i A 5 /z*Sl *3ffi____.________a_______» ,r^* .Jf^mgM K%T%m picture that j j j. separates y I I I the men from I 1278 words
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Miscellaneous749 1955-10-28 5 mZ&lmcincic Information at a Glance o*> Forces Fa vou- 1 (19 72m i; 22a New? Commentary gf^ lim r m^. mm _r Call to O 2 3i» Dance Bands Hi MTi ADO KE 1 Regional Announcements iSt: Km): 240 Composers 1)1 NVIMr U l\l ingapore Share Market Re- -'nn 3749 words
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Article478 1955-10-28 6 u ll Government need have no qualms I about the threatened split m its own party. It >bvious that the opposition that has been voiced on two major policy issues will not get the backing to put the threat into effect or to weaken the Government The478 words
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Article433 1955-10-28 6 rFHE advances made m nuclear research and the increase of its potential have occupied just a ctecadt hen this discovery was first successfully achieved on July 16, 1945. it was never for a moment intended that this power should be bottled up again because of433 words
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Article1091 1955-10-28 6 KENNETH HARRIS - PROBLEMS OF THE UNIVERSITIES KENNETH HARRIS Uy LONDON j j is mow Hi years since I ti,,. ii,-st al Britain's demobilised university men retaraed to the aaiveraitlei f, ,,i th. war. i _*ag> Ihe MU .i iitiei hui Maj pi"- mi t«i cope a ith fat F*an i fti i1,091 words
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Letter268 1955-10-28 6 Sir: I wish to draw your attention to a footnote appended to an article by one of your sports writers m page 12 of your Air Edition issue of October 2.1 "FOOTNOTE: Thc bandits must hare an easy day today if there were around here. Jessie268 words
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Letter45 1955-10-28 6 Sir: it may imten the Penang UMNO to knoic that Egyptian belh/ cers exhibit just as <h of their bodies ■i and 1 And all Muslims! is not a Mme* lil i "dec if rl D an hone AJfTJ INI >: RAM X Penang45 words
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Letter99 1955-10-28 6 Sir: Buses operating along thr veatu lalaa VFatei Works. Mohd. Ainin Alul Kampong Bahru are lit to be m rapped. Some of thc Matt are worn out and are with9**A cushion. Others are bully turn. Thr steel railings are rusty and the general appearance of the buses99 words
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Article412 1955-10-28 6 Robert Franklin - Robert Franklin By HONG KONG T VO important documents released by thc Peking Government last week revealed that China's 500 million peasants are to be pushed towards the cherished Communist goal of collectivisation at a considerably faster rate than was planned only a feumonths ago.412 words
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Article, Illustration776 1955-10-28 6 Aster Gunasekera - Aster Gunasekera rpiii" etateinenl nada bi I -!m- Honaf ol (mmiiihoii i>v the Colonial Beeratary, ifr, Man l< dhok« mo*) i. thai there would be nu change In the policy of recruiting civil servants lor Malaya omit doom as a Mlm to I troubb776 words
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Advertisement43 1955-10-28 6 Tpr i c p Offering Comfort 375 Performance and f P^ai Economy "^^^TSj^T 2^ rf^ %-BBM ~a_M_fl i _ff 5 M S fh iM tfAmWAAA WT T m\\ p ***jk, *jßE^"^H^ D R\TKD MOTORS LTD. orchard rd ngaww F.derotioA Maa*a****mma^ .sEARNE BROS. LTD43 words
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Advertisement444 1955-10-28 6 fIHpBHHHpB A Republic's Birthda\ PV I I■■■ I fl-H THE birth of the South Viet- mttmivtW} rtrr^Jis GAR R A J WmmV^WX Ijßi 1 lant celebratior.. lm m\\. |l ■1 WM Chung Shing Jit Pao. ii j>\//\ l < UW' 11 lAJLJAhm I I' our expectations. *W§MMMMMMmMM3MMMMMMMMMMmMMMMW continues the paper,444 words
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Article136 1955-10-28 7 A LAST BID TO SAVE GOVT. PARIS, Oct. 27 (UP)—Premier Edgar Faure called for a confidence vt*e today m a last ditch attempt to save his government for negotiations at Big Four Geneva conference. A sudden defeat m the N tional Assembly on the North African issue forced the Premier136 words
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Article110 1955-10-28 7 Crisis Talks On Oil Land Clash CAIRO. Oct. 27 (Reuter) Saudi Arabia is considering calling an emergency meeting of the Arab League political committee to discuss the occupation of the Buraimi Oasis by troops of the Sultan of at and the Sheik of Abu Dhabi. Arab League circles aid today.110 words
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Article22 1955-10-28 7 CZECHOSLOVAKIA has (I to buy 100,000 tons of and rice products from Burma m the next 12 months. ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article30 1955-10-28 7 THE Norwegian composer, Arne Eggen. died yesterday m Oslo aged 74. During his life- Eggcn wrote a large amount of music including, violin sonatas, cantatas and pera- ReuterReuter - 30 words
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231 1955-10-28 7 'Lover's Lane' Gang On Rape Charge f OS I RDI SESI ITES, rail Od II IF) I IVr tciii Id NH Mi I'd by a i i9m »f rotii em leave from a itetc lioapital were lptti. -.1 m Pilot V I v mils m lat iii] ilia ptMi i231 words
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Article81 1955-10-28 7 9IN FRANCISCO. Oct. 27 (AP) The U.S. navy plans to power Its new. giant submarine with two atomic engines, giving the boat a d equal to the fastest surface ships m a task force. Rear Adm. H. G. Rickover, the American government's atomic submarine expert,81 words
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Article53 1955-10-28 7 BREMEN. Germany. Oct. 27. (AP) Germany's first post-war plane will be produced soon by the Focke-Wulf works here, the company announced yesterday. It will be a one-engined, four-place sports plane with a 140-horse-power engine giving a cruising speed of 134 miles per hour and a range53 words
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Article25 1955-10-28 7 VERONICA Lake. 35. stage and motion picture actress, collapsed m the lobby of a Detroit hotel yesterday, apparently from a heart attack. A.P.25 words
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Article, Illustration70 1955-10-28 7 I\MIS MM lll.M X Vmerican author oi books iesHng w ith the Orient vvas married at the I'nivcrsitv of hi, nnn i)i tn Mn 1 Sabu-.iua. a Japanese-Amei ii.in The brkk wore .1 hr.h-ne< kid lons-sleeved sown. mi recent novel "Savnun" dealt with .In love i 1 tAP - 70 words
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163 1955-10-28 7 M V Oct 27 (IT) Israeli Premier MMsC Sharett arrived here today from Paris and said "Israel uill i lit a -..a m if she must." Asked whether that meant his country would fight a preventive war, Sharett told newsmen: I hope to163 words
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120 1955-10-28 7 1101.1.YU OOI) Oet .'7 (ITi I rank Sinatra who recently set up his ou n movie compsßJ \esterda annuiiiHtil that he had signed heiress (.!<»ria Yanderbilt to < itai ait h lum io a uclciii Mi-> \anderhtlt. estranged wile of con ductal120 words
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Article128 1955-10-28 7 NIG IB] Oet H -Reuter) Briti Commandos pp n ed lire today l man crouching on a roof m Limassol after two bombs had been thrown at a joint police sn I army security post m a resid« ntial part of the town. An army128 words
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Article53 1955-10-28 7 STOCKHOLM. Oct I_7 [AF —The 1955 Nobel Prize for Literature wa ied today to Halldor Kiljan L the Icelandic writer. The 53-year-old novelist won the award for his tales of drama and poetry m the everyday life of the 150.000 people of his little volcanic homeland53 words
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Article42 1955-10-28 7 A 12-YEAR-OLD girl who I baby wa s only a mile from the centre of the Hiroshima atom bomb blast died on Tuesday oi lympathic leukemia which a U.S. doctor may have been "a late effect of radiation." A PAP - 42 words
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Article53 1955-10-28 7 China Frees Another American TOKYO. 0 .--Red China said I day it granted another At civilian an exit perm leave the country ne." Radio Peking m a br< monlt' the American a s Laura Louise Lav. She has been livii Canton and her application for an exit permit was approv53 words
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Article80 1955-10-28 7 EW YORK. Oc P>— years (i itain will have m operation atomic power generating plants capable o: o 2.00< I electricity to 6 million tons of nually. a British atomic expert said yesterday. And by 1975 I may be generating c nuclear station n80 words
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Article45 1955-10-28 7 LONDON Oct 2 ha Ettctand official statistics issued ben; A total of 16 people v known to hay d some of w PC accu. •one killing was 109. One suspected murri was accidentally klllc ing arrest and 36 comnr. before .uld be45 words
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263 1955-10-28 7 LONDON. Oct. 27 <UP> Princess Margaret called on the Archbishop of Canterbury for a private heart-to-heart talk today before disclosing whether she will forsake church doctrine to marry Peter Townsend. Simultaneously Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden succeeded m keeping her secret from the263 words
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Article262 1955-10-28 7 Labour Goes Into Huddle LONDON, Oct. 27 Reuter) Supporters of Britain's Conserve tivc Government were shocked today o^ the wide hostility crouscd by yesterday's emergency financial budget to cut home spendmc. Th. topping up of purchase ta a 'raid on thc kitchen"' involving even the humble262 words
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Article89 1955-10-28 7 A Yankee Does A 'Kamikaze' I Os \\i,Mh t I \p mr ced I 1 1 m i I v caa branch mt mr, il \ap. 1 111 i line yesterday. i n H« ih. th. ...ink n .1 t .Mil Mil. U.tn. I t li. n I s d.i.-i.89 words
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Advertisement162 1955-10-28 7 Garden Estate Ltd. im \n nrnci UU K\\i; ROM). M\(;,\l'OKl 19. IMm II ANNOUNCES IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY I NEW TYPE SEMIDETACHED HOUSES i I fASY $17,000 PAYMENTS LARGE LOUNGE. 3 BEDROOMS ITCHEN. BAT.iROOM WC. CAR PORT VERANDAH MODERN SANITATION ITHE BEST VALUE OFFERED ANYWHERE r ojuvenction, -!h. Vigour. V Eterfi. f162 words
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Advertisement97 1955-10-28 7 k/f^T Delight the children imm* 1 M^rMU LOLLIPOPS j H/!*Sv£ Each on st!ck /is eg s Eight m a bag /yf^A -.75 cents. also &ajJUUaA FAMOUS CHOCOLATES AFTER DINNER MINTS GRESHAM CHOCOLATES bOQJ S LIS I Mb. Pastel Eox S 4.65 CHOCOLATE fc PEPKRMINT Mb Countess Box i-lb. carter S97 words
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Article, Illustration245 1955-10-28 8 War Veteran Commands Aussie Forces OLOML I \V Speed. OBF. Fl>. ,l ls arrived m Singapore to assume duties as Commander. Australian Arm> Loree. ar Last Land r ones. lie previously visited "Malaya as an \rm.v ohser\er m 1951, and heiore taking up his appointment here was an instructor at245 words
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287 1955-10-28 8 FIJIAN officer ol IV Company, First Battalion. Ini Infantry K^iment. uho has ikeady ictiirned to his homeland ha, received a Citation from the Queen m Ihe 14th Operational I. ist. r 1 T T -_._>____ f He is Lieutenant Llvai Labaloto Nasilivata who,287 words
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Article205 1955-10-28 8 Police 'Hold' A Town Hall IPOH. Ihurs Ihe tenant > <>t tin* I o\. n Hail bj the Toiler aaa mv I a^am tjuestioneil bs meashen "t the Ipoh ami Menglea-ha laa n oun< ii at their monthly BMethsi tod m [IK Polne had pre- ion>h pi oniised to va-205 words
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Article39 1955-10-28 8 pi Thurs. Donations to the Federation School for the Deal have totalled 16S, it was announced today. Net proceeds from the Moonlight Festival of Songs which was donated to the school •^.ted to Sl.il 15.39 words
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Article87 1955-10-28 8 Nurses Will Help In Jaycee Dance KUALA LL'MPI"R. Thurs. More than 30 Nurses from the leading civil and military hospitals here will take time off from thermometers and night watches this Saturday to partner lonely rhythm enthusiasts at the Jaycee dance. The dance is the first social project of the87 words
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157 1955-10-28 8 PSNANO, 'ii.:;.-. Tlh traffic lights at the junction of Dato Kramat Road and Perak Road have been operating satisfactorily for nearly thin fl weeks, the Muni- Engineer Mr. R. Bailey said today. These lights function automatically on a pre-determin-ed time cycle throughout the 24 boors of157 words
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Article92 1955-10-28 8 EIGHTEEN members oi the 22nd. Special Air Service Regiment, from Kuala Lumpur on leave m the Colony were among 11 people who donated blood during the i ending Oct. 26. Others were 70 regular donors and 23 from the fl vices. Transfusions for the week92 words
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494 1955-10-28 8 Didn't Drive Off Strikers As He 'Had No Coffin' A DELIVERY-van driver of thc Singapore Cold Storage Co. Ltd. Wong Boon Seong. told the Singapore Fifth Magistrate's Court yesterday that he did not request the cicwd of strikers who surrounded his van to move away because "his parents had not494 words
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150 1955-10-28 8 2,000 TO BE SHUT OUT FROM HIGHER SCHOOLS NEARLY 2,000 pupils of Singapore primary school their final year will find themselves without a future wh l° c 1 1 mma There will be about 2.200 places only m second., schools although 3.998 pupils will sit for the entrance examination on150 words
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Article99 1955-10-28 8 PENANG. Thurs. Perak "O Youth League repre- res will hoi embly at the Ipoh UMNO headquarters on S:: v 5 The assembl. be held as a result of the recent armour by the UM general. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, that a new MNO itution stipulating99 words
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Article40 1955-10-28 8 TAIPIXG. Thurs. Hua Lian High School will hold its annual elocution contest m English on Xov. 19 at 5.30 p.m. ere will be 32 competitors. 19 from the primary school and 13 from the middle school.40 words
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133 1955-10-28 8 MALAYAN IZE SAVE MILLIONS-SAY LOCALS REPRESENTATIVES of I s .oeal Government at a public session of t: M -..ayanr/ < mission la>- i that millions of doi. uld thr igh Malayanization. They produced compiled figures of \patriate officers to compare of locally recruited officers. Wt X at Bvrr preenting S.:133 words
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Article65 1955-10-28 8 'WE DONT DECIDE SUCH MATTERS' officer temnp of I I should b I Tathmag'^ I "Ti *M ore I COUi( I L and I senting I Officers' A>.soclitiot I f Public V. I ■Wtt be an eociaeer I I I ...i.e mßr! I Goh said* it r I I UK65 words
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149 1955-10-28 8 IPOH. Thurs. For sev< n years DOW, Ch-BCSS living here have bten lorn d tO Cdobrate their Haw Tear ;n QUiel sort of wav becau-e al the IttM rg' meg ban on firecracker, t. At I meet my of the Town Council today.149 words
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Advertisement179 1955-10-28 8 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products vu_______________£._^vjßa______F^_^__________H_H____K__^_h P**mm*\mma\ W. MttL .ifl I t**\\ Jfl S __jfl mWr^4aaaAa*maat aaaaM LgLfiV V J^MMMM CHINKAWHITE This involuoble Wind Mixture 15 OT excellent remedy fa Sl f^::ch Pa ns. Constipation, Indie "'a- Acidity, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite. ENG AUN TONG IMi TIGER179 words
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Article744 1955-10-28 9 JOHN MORRIS - JOHN MORRIS By IVYOKi n n jgff H B l Enright ft Warburg. 18s.) I 1)11 IN (OM vil M( \TION With Introduction by B Ifor Evans. (Seeker and i burg. 21s rt g i hi thor of this bank been for the past m the staff744 words
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Article495 1955-10-28 9 Edward Crankshaw - Edward Crankshaw By THERE ould be every excuse for sensationalism m any attempt to tell the inside story of this remarkable case, m which Vladimir Petrov, the S v < t M.V.D. chief for Australia, went over to the other sideIt was a case which not only495 words
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Article611 1955-10-28 9 M. Laski - separation of the arts and l so regularly deplored. It may do so. It hasn't yet. And the reviewer may perhaps be excused for going otf at a tangent rather than attempting a syncretic and synoptic 'nt of papers differing basically m approach, definition and scale.Most611 words
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Article381 1955-10-28 9 Andrew Boyle; Paul Jennings - Andrew Boyle Paul Jennings [\u p\-m\(, (,i n\:\ f (I ollins. Ihs Two l.mcraphies of Grenp Captain Cheshire have ■on appeared within a year. Ih- ci ,hh <-r 'd this -..ordinary man. both as wartime hero and as unconventional. dedicated Christian philanthropist ta the are of atomic381 words
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Advertisement35 1955-10-28 9 that kvvps jl((m tf/ffi W/f/J//aM tht* tnscks [ilu ml! m 'lnmm n'li JIH railina hM ~|B||| llllli'. W S nWl :!li DUNLOP COS* THE DUNLOP RUBBER CO MCUTt I LTO _i«U. U«l KUtLI LUMPUR .EMU35 words
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Miscellaneous415 1955-10-28 9 Ik lard s gsswopjp roaa \WW~W~ Bi Q ■iBLI I m ..a rorl a a. aßa Bi ffi-WF 818 B Htt I B :0ii.8.l m:m jUU L I 15. T be useful Cttl v periodical payments garden we hear ♦8) i?. When to have a spree to i f nc415 words
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Article142 1955-10-28 10 l.TI) Singapore. local bottlers of Co< sold an ax'erage of 1.000 bottles of the soft drink a day ar the Great World trade fair which was on from Oct. 8 lo 26. The rot" pany receiv more than 12.000 ent for their "Crown Cork test" held142 words
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Article72 1955-10-28 10 SHIPS IN PORT DI m; ROADS of Madras, i Hung. Wavo Daviken, 'un. ma I ROADS Labuan Ilaci 1. Hai Chuan. M Bahru. X Aik Leong. ic 1. Seremban. Se j Bee. Lariang. Dukat. SHH I'iIARVKS W. Lhla 8 i 10. CastleBenvannoch 19. Perak 3S. L AID- 1* f w<72 words
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Article116 1955-10-28 10 SUNGEI Baffan Rul er Co. Ltd.. reported a profit of Oo for the year to Ji 30. 1955 from which a final dividend of 221 per cc: tax will be paid to Sharetio'.d-. The total dividend for thc j year amounts to 25 per cent..116 words
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Article62 1955-10-28 10 M\ I 1111 11 mi im Imi 111 illl ill (illl. ill w ivh 'Is s I ,I I A u ed to 5.13"? ti m 1 ii to;i> .11 riv p;.\..:ix month Mmks ot tm metal wul tm m com cnti ales m Si tiunbi-r.62 words
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Article, Illustration100 1955-10-28 10 WILL over UK). 000 people visited the Great World li.ule i air which ended on Wednesday, Air. M I l.i.n. the pju k In.lnal.er. told The Standard yesten!. t\ Ihe fair opened on Oct. 8. The attendance would have been doubled but for the strike100 words
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Article151 1955-10-28 10 TIIE Singapore rubber' market closed with November rirst grade shipment at 3] per lb., three-quar-ters of a cent above Wednesday's close. The closing tone v. as steady. The flntfai of the auurh M's!r:.l.i\ res-ilinl f1 om m vi 1 „em report from M iaa it itatH151 words
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Article117 1955-10-28 10 TIIE biggest officially-con-trolled test ot the use of natural rubber m road surfacing m the United Kingdom the process was first developed is now being carried out on a stretch of the Great North Road. Malayan rubber is being used m this proc A comprehen ries117 words
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Article163 1955-10-28 10 THE Government ot Ceylon has announced a 15 cents in>n all grades of rubber to producers. The decision was announced by Mr. Shirley Corea. Minister of Commerce and Trade, at a conferen. Colombo with rep: of the rubber industry. Thc higher price will hold good163 words
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131 1955-10-28 10 1 \m- British Kuhher I>< elnpment He ml is 1 1\ m„ tv iti duce more firms ho make mouldings la **v h materials is plaster ni' puis to make -i Her us.- ruhh. 1 l.itcx. 1 be Komi -v r> ii)s(n utions131 words
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Article217 1955-10-28 10 Gilts Firm On Budget Speech THE announcement by (he British Chancellor ol tin* l.xchequer. of emergency financial measures to he taken m the Tnited Kingdom, did not appea: to have directly affected the Malayan share market yesteiday. However. I cautious attitude was seen Gilt-edged loans firmed slightly following this r.217 words
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Article502 1955-10-28 10 Rubber: Hesitant Tone in Week i BIS I' i hern sh, eck i;i v hich the v iai i] t i '.iiii' i Market aaa 1 11 H lata mm of iv ,iuii p i \m*m% > Urn ciku re p I <•: HoUdaj atler, BaUi I i lid There502 words
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Article, Illustration102 1955-10-28 10 une ioi o r get sn |/i M H.D v ci feartremc •ft, holainy g bo t tig o/ Tiger Beer), thc Deputy Setej Mr." up oj Bre- i S papore, el a d'"ner \g [poh rI C tntl y given by the Stewetiet to its distributor! "nd agents m102 words
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273 1955-10-28 10 AN American businessman ;> m Singapore to investigate the possibility of petting up a company for financing hire purchase sales of electrical appliances. His view is thai piospccts for hirepurchase business m ilaya are bright. Mr. John Zv'-'ra. rcpre tentative for273 words
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Article168 1955-10-28 10 Its Good News— Clegg MEASURES to strengthen the pound sterling and to check 'rfu tionary tendencies m the United Kingdom will be of considerable ldL net only to Britain but also Malaya and othc- countri^c 1 c c w lrr bterhng area. Singapore's Permanent168 words
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Article22 1955-10-28 10 IRE I I I I 1101 ll> Al (I I 'IH I I I I I I I I D.n22 words
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Article71 1955-10-28 10 GM REPORTS NEW RECORD GENERAL Motors Corp., giant of the world's manufacturing corporations. has reported a new alitime high of more than US$9l billion m sales for the first nine months jof 1935. Profits a\so set a record. This nearly equalled GM's business for all of 1954. It was within71 words
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Article, Illustration119 1955-10-28 10 STEEL partitions of office buildings are now being mad' 1 m Singapore. These partitions were previously imported into the Colony. Mr. N.F.J. Benoist of the United Metal Works Ltd.. has designed and pressed fhe first of the local made ons to be used m Singapore. ir119 words
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Advertisement604 1955-10-28 10 NOTICES N\H KAI I>\IION NOTICE IS CIVEN hat the following persons whose names and addresses are given below are app to the Governor for nat aation and that any p< who knows any reason why naturalisation should no* granted should send a written and signed statement of the facta to604 words
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Advertisement187 1955-10-28 10 NOTICKS v w ii 11 \di i; noi 11 1 Twill be received at the office of the State Engineer. PWD. Perak. Ipoh, up to :U)0 p.m. of the 16th November. 1955. for the supply of Paint for the year 1956. Specifications may be seen and all particulars obtained at187 words
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Advertisement162 1955-10-28 10 N.Y.K. LINE Spare Awata Mam for Genoa Marseille*. Algiers. Tangier. Casablanca. London. Rotterdam, Antwerp. Hamburg 11/11 fie* b o Marw tor Aden Ol'bouti. Massowah. P. Sudan. |eddah. Suez. P Said. Beirut. Lattak.a. Alexandria. (Passengers Accepted) 12/ M Woe Kokoku M.nu tor Aden Ol'bouti. (Massowah). P Sudan. |cddah. P. Sa.d. Beirut.162 words
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Advertisement1180 1955-10-28 11 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD «c CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 s i Int O'porattd m iirg^pcrti lincsi s o";;' im vi 1 1; ii wn urn. Ci'f'r. opt on •■> proef'd n.i othrr [oil-, fo lo^d _nd di-.ch.rß« cargo IMUIMi N LIVEPPCOL. CLASCOW LONDON b CONTINENT Sin^ ,port Due S P Shim1,180 words
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Advertisement878 1955-10-28 11 MITSUI f^\ LINE S pore P. S horn Penonc FOR JAPAN from Continent Awopsan Maru for Yokoi'QT.o Kot>e r.cgc/c vio v c qon Ponq»c^ Hac- q 1 Ncv Arimason Maru for Yokohama Kobe Nogoyo vio Soigon, Bangkok. H'kong 12 Nov FOR USA Aa Suez for New York, Philadelphia, also tor878 words
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Advertisement859 1955-10-28 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES SAILING', TO CONTINENT LCanDINAv a For Aden Pert Sod Genoa. Ant* v P H.mU Copcnhogtn. Gothenburg o^d o^' Spore P S>^ Prnoof x SELANDIA Port 'PRETORIA 1 1700 Ha*. IS/ 17 No» 18/18 Moo 19/2. No* > x 'FALSTRIA" 21 23Uc 24 24 Ok 25/260 at i.859 words
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193 1955-10-28 12 ABSENT RAHIM WAS CONFINED TO HIS HOME The Spectator Says..* \K(i<>\ AlTS' niatcinvinntM'. Kahim Omar, who tailed to play this rol« for his tc un m the Singapore Cup final on Wednesday, was confined to home ou his lather's orders. K.ihim will lead the Singapore Malays attack m the Sultan's193 words
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Article, Illustration44 1955-10-28 12 WBm CORDON IMHII is m the a; shorlh the two-hour invitation tra.k race at ru* Urt *f W <* Timing the runners is rx-mar.tthon ruin,. |9^^V Ohmpir marathon runner st. in ES___K_.ll (m*4. I hind Pirie; hopes to break tin- l«.i:; -fasti*. V picture. \p44 words
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227 1955-10-28 12 iiRLS Spartan liters m Singapore arc hi urn. or lather, gaiai M have ttea t> 1 v itii them i hi- girls m •acstiea arc Helen lira... B.»b\ I <>\s Jessi Obi aad quite i lea others and the trouble Is thai t*h< j227 words
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Article85 1955-10-28 12 S 'goon Garden Versus GES SERANGOON GARD E N Sports Club, whose membership has swelled to 600 within six months, will play their first hockey match today aga* n Enu Seng School at Serangoon Garden E grounds at 5.15 p.m. today. This is the first of series of sports fixtures85 words
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Article48 1955-10-28 12 Nt'.v MARKET, SUFFOLK, 0 Bter) Mr. G w Chestermans lour year-oid Romany Air won the \^y Club Cup over two and a quarter miles here today by a neck from Mr. z Barker's Prince Barle. Lord D Entente Cordial D tths further third.48 words
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Article33 1955-10-28 12 LONDON. Oct. 26 (Reuter) London beat Frankfurt m the inter-cities soccer match at Wembley Stadium tonight by three goals to two after Frankfurt had led by their two goals at halftime.33 words
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Article38 1955-10-28 12 SHEFFIELD O 2 I Reur) The Football League brat the Scottish League m their Inter-league match played under tli lights here tonight by four goals to two after leading at halftime by three goals to one.38 words
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Article38 1955-10-28 12 LONDON. Oct. 2f, Reuter > Results: County championship Runby marches are: Kent 14 Surrc Middlesex n. Eastern Counu. Oxfordshire 13 Hertfurshire 6. Sussex B :kshir e IT R^:- Hew Zealand tour: Saint Helens IG i landers 8.38 words
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157 1955-10-28 12 McGREGOR HARFORD RALLY FOR NEW ZEALAND I MORI Pakistan Oei SC, Ktui- i >ii unlirok.n ii 1 4 ti •rieket itaad ti IM bi s. McGregor and N. s. Harford rallied New Zealand's lirst imun-N total to Mlt, tor tour as nils) Pakistan on the opening d.i\ ot th r157 words
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Article1737 1955-10-28 12 Glass Hit First Century In 1867 Oy LINESMAN THE projected Hongkong tour ot the Malayan Cricket Association next month has evoked considerable interest m cricket circles, particularly amongst those who have come to the country since the war. Sei ci nl persens have expressed1,737 words
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Advertisement178 1955-10-28 12 WMM aa\mW rU> v J for discovering HEINZ I I m^^yi I w s 3 great 4 Ita mother discovered Heinz r y^^v Cream of Tomato Sour H -1 2 |j\ family and dinner f**M tl V were thrilled with its rich, creamy flavor and mother Y^*' ot compliments galore.178 words
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Advertisement58 1955-10-28 12 INDIANS AND c %\M thundering action: VISTAV 1 ~-m**mm\ \W tfg&A*m\ sft _J > CsM| B^W^' -^Xv :3so, /»i. ___i__M____ f" j BJS*TBB^H_r_r 4 __fr' "'i« i&_^ife 5,p^ < c **»_o s. _______f^^ __(E^___ Mmr*&L **^W^Jffl 4 jJ| ■■m gg rg? gT N MmW*a*H~mw^ Wm FRED CHARLTON gggggZZW*Z Tfi MacMURRAY-58 words
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423 1955-10-28 13 Gordon Will Go All Out For 400 m Swim I Ilii: i»I'I MNCi iLi% fil the Singapore Combined riMtun- championships at the Chinese t I** 14 »1 -ill p.m. today should provide en cmpetltlta. championships organized by the Singapore on Department has attracted more than 100 :n 19 English and423 words
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26 1955-10-28 13 LUMPUR Fri.—Setis will have a t*y meet n their anCup soccer Road on bo: Mong >ju Tltir^ •nan <RanKam I26 words
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Article105 1955-10-28 13 South Quad Hockey Begins Today 9KREMBAN, Sat.— The quadrangular hockey meet m the South between Johore. Pahang. d Negri Sembilan begins on the Station padang at 4 p.m. today with Johore meeting Negri. At 5 15 p.m. Malacca will et Pahang The week-end programme will be: Saturday— 4 o.m Pahang105 words
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Article39 1955-10-28 13 TAIPING. Thurs.— Seventy I sportsmen comprising soccer. I hockey, table-tennis, badmin- ton and darts teams of Kilat i Club. Taiping. wil ipoh| ,ov. 5 and 6 for their nual matches against Kilat Club of Ipoh. i39 words
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Article68 1955-10-28 13 PENANG. Thurs. Fifteen players hav c been selected lo '•sent Penang Malay Football tion m the Sultan Gold Cup Final against Singapore Mal;.-. Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. They are: Abdul Rahim Jalil Che Din M. S Che Din M. Omar Hitam Arifiin Burhanuddin Buang S. Sultan,68 words
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162 1955-10-28 13 "Hoad And Rosewall DID Sign' BUT SIGNATURES WERE 'IN SPIRIT '-HOPM AN oger of the v .tralian Davis Cup team, the signing cf the agreements was for "promotional expediency" and neither Hoed nor Rosewall considered thc signatures binding W\ Iting In the Melbourne Hei I ti m Sydney, to; where162 words
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Article503 1955-10-28 13 School Girls Set Ten New Records Xl ALA I.r.MITR, lii. Ten neu mi.: |s uerc set up m the two-day annual Selangor Combined >< lioolUiris swimming championship- which endc-.l at Victoria Institution pool here today. int record ere m the 100 metres freestyle m 1 mm. 40.2 sec, 75 metres503 words
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Article267 1955-10-28 13 BALASINDKAM scored three <>l tlie (Ml fMgh tot Police Spurts Association m their Ml victor) gvmjg R_»yaJ Naval Police m a Singapore llockc\ Association division I league match al Serangoon Koad rcitci^bty. Police introduced another nr.v player m H. Karim. who deputised for Theseira. at leftback267 words
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Article288 1955-10-28 13 Iron Men' Prepare For Triangular SIXTEEN irel rs hi c been m !<•. tl ih, Sinu.ipoi-. \m.ii.tii W -ii lii ling Federation foi spe< iil h'.iiniir, li, i tli' oloay < hampionships 1 1 11--tri.iii-Ml.il meet 1. t\\ n Urn 1 mhii. i iffhtlil ter's \->-<m iation tin \1 ila>288 words
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Article69 1955-10-28 13 X ALA LUMPUR. Thurs —Twenty three competitors will All Malayan open 100 miles cycle race a Lumpur to Ipoh. c: II C. Baughan. J. J. Faith D. C Poole X Bibby. H Smitl Han S mad \?l\- J° mmy or sukir II tJ Abu Bakar.69 words
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Article80 1955-10-28 13 TA Council Rally To Victory LOK anOH, Thurs. Town Council after being down by l-o at the interval rallied well to beat Dew Recreation Club 3-1 m a Lower Perak District hockey League match here. Dew dominated exchanges m th« md scored through Ngoh Kup. only after thi- Dew's Osman80 words
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Article19 1955-10-28 13 L T B, Thurs.— Schools Invitation XI beat 15/19 Royal Hussars 2-0 m a hockey League match19 words
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Advertisement421 1955-10-28 13 sm \tiq\s v \r\\ir ifnoomn i m I Wh X Ml II I I l> <i| ik i kint.% PLICATIONS from Federal Citizens for the poet ol Land Baihtf. Kinta on a salary scale of $13 7., H 4 LN 8 A l4-338/ Efficiency Bar/352- A l4-422 p.m Age: Between421 words
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Advertisement383 1955-10-28 13 CLASSIFIED ADS A\NOim*CEMCIMT stances. Girls' Home Building Fun'! Shepherd Ku Fun Fair v. at the Catholic High School. Queen St re* '»"ov d of a* for any si ii m <!\s i v tan PLICATIONS are on 3 year pa»i of Superintended Changi Prison S •0-30A-9::o 900 .15 A -1.240383 words
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Miscellaneous313 1955-10-28 13 M/lJL/lCC/l SOCCER: Mnfacca Mala PS. Johore Rainboiv Football Club at Kubu Stadium at 5.15 p.m. KUALA LUMPUR SOCCER: SULTAN GOLD CUP FINAL Penang X lays vs. Singapore Malays at Princes Road. HOCKEY: QUADRANGULAR TRIAL Selangor vs. Penang at S.I. A. ground; Kedah vs. Perak at S.l.A. ground. WOMEN'S LEAGUE —P.W.D.313 words
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1023 1955-10-28 14 WINDSOR LAD - FOUR CHARMERS GIVES PROMISE OF A K.L. VICTORY WINDSOR LAD l\\ Xl \l I I MIM X Tliurs 101 X CHARMERS, who lias been stretching out bcautifulh during the week, put up a «innin s gallop this morons: wuen he 'sih he, stablem.U-, Bold Dragoon (Donnelly), over a testing three1,023 words
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Article644 1955-10-28 14 With £cru tinea* ADMIRALTY: A handy three-year-old who chalked up maiden win m his fifth attempt m the country when he won over the Bukit Timah six furlongs a month ago. He first showed signs of having come to hand when he ran a good fourth to Stage644 words
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Article85 1955-10-28 14 Boys Town Win Schools Soccer Cup BOYS' Town eapturcd thc Inter-Primary Schools District "A" championship Cup beating Pasir Panjang English School by five goals to two m a thrilling soccer match played on the Outram Road School ground yesterday. Pain which fell an hour before the game, made ground conditions85 words
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Article, Illustration31 1955-10-28 14 MEET Mr. MOTO PCJtII IPS a Utile, it lint I tiger, ur mm im I itty M (train ii /m. 7 mi;/n f._.<>. fc*gghi m the M ri/_.' (inmnioto fights tonight.31 words
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Article108 1955-10-28 14 O GOALS by Colony ace Coutts. and another by Andrew Clarke, enabled Singapore Recreation Club to beat RAF Seletar 3-0 |n a SHA Division I hockey match played on the Dadang yesterd Rees. who were the superior side, took a 2-0 lead at the interval. They108 words
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Article34 1955-10-28 14 THE Primary Schools 'D* District Soccer Knock-out Tournament Final between Rangoon Road School II and Griffiths School I will be played on Rangoon Road School "ground to-day at a p.m.34 words
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Article23 1955-10-28 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Selangor Club whipped Public Works Department Sports Club 7-0 m a friendly hockey match on a water-logged padang to-23 words
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Article, Illustration625 1955-10-28 14 Jeffery James Previvews the "Fireworks' at H.W. Rad Can Have Another Floodlit Session Tonight il I. Rli.lll perhaps I uouldn't know a left //<><>/. from a right uppcreut. ami I probably think that the breadbasket is <*ytmcthitig the wife brought m for break but what I see I believe.. md625 words
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582 1955-10-28 14 Colony Refuse To Surrender Af Will B\ BILL I INK. our Rugby R?porter. lIMANS MN(.\P()I.I a goals, 1' trtet. j penalty. Rcjcrcc—W C**tr. C. S. C. SmgrntUTg. A COURAGEOUS Singapore XV were thrashed by Radrodro''. "Flying Fijians" by 31 points to three before more than582 words
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