Singapore Standard, 31 October 1955
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Title Section18 1955-10-31 1 Singapore Standard /I 5J»j I. No. I 17 -I\(,\IM)IM MOMUV, (lIHIKIH 31, IT,:, \2 I' M.I I KM18 words
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Article440 1955-10-31 1 Big Midnight Crowd Gathers v; ulllm th (|I in .oclouM I.Hmu W.lll.iMl .|;i.-k, .r.(| -MMirr. .it t Kr, 1.nn.1 U^m Wharf, Singapo night. The fire was first spotted a policeman on rounds duty at the wharf at 11.05 p m. He immediately gave the440 words
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Article903 1955-10-31 1 Fronts Break Complete m I Hope You Leave Forever'— Marshall *iHE SPLIT within the Labour Front was vestcrdav made compete when Mr. C. H. Koh, a Front execute and founder-mvraber, walked out of the First Annual Dc!c gate*; Conference. <- On Saturday ft Lozarous had walked903 words
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Article, Illustration72 1955-10-31 1 IHE tu o million rioii.n s ibbei fire lit up the East clamation Wharf iit li •<• sea reflecting the bias thiv Standard picture, ken at the jx.jk nf Hi*' ha.\ irrtitrn M.».'K'-.i i In r nl tb» i»k < < i. ins engulfed and72 words
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Article73 1955-10-31 1 Truce Man: Destination Unknown THE Federal Assistant Minister for Education, Mr. Too Joon Hing, who was one of the government representatives who met Chin Peng's envoys at Kliaa Intan recently, yesterday left Kota Tinggi for an unknown destination in Johore. Mr. Too returned to Singapore yesterday afternoon While in Kota73 words
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Article157 1955-10-31 1 'Don 't Look North' —Lee' STAY, STUDENTS TOLD Mil. 11l kikin \rw, Id lii.iiiHi Chinrsj. students ;it tin- H:ij>|>\ World M.uiiiiiii rstci d.i May here, do not look nurlli to \our mothr: land, \on were horn in Singapore .nui m mum itrofflc here." 1 fhe students were celebrating the registration157 words
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Article110 1955-10-31 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. No casualties to either the Communist terrorists or the Security Forces were reported in the Federation today. But terrorists cut telephone and scattered Communist pamphlets in the Teluk An>on district of Perak yesterday. A police field force patrol which wa s110 words
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Article55 1955-10-31 1 LONDON. Or-t. 30 (Reuter) Three Chinese seamen, who had been hanging on to a wrecked dhow for nine days, were picked up today in the Straits oi" Malacca by the 10,624-ton British tanker Caltex Melbourne, Lloyds reported here. A ra.iie message from the ship sai;J the55 words
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Article36 1955-10-31 1 ALFRED DEWARD Cowper. 86. who began work as a five-shillings-a-week messenger boy and became chairman of William Whiteleys. the big London department store, died at his home in Hythe. K nt, on Friday.- ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article24 1955-10-31 1 THE first group of Soviet touri.-ts since the war arrived in Belgrade yesterday by a special train for holidays in Yugoslavia. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article21 1955-10-31 1 A NEW traffic sign warning drivers to go slowly to avoid hitting pigeons has appeared in Moscow streets.— ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article23 1955-10-31 1 THE British Post Office last year handled 9,100 million letters, postcards and parcels, compared with 8.800 million the year before. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article118 1955-10-31 1 FAURE'S FOURTH CRISiS PARIS. Oct. .*0 (Reutcr) The National Assembly launched into a three-day debate this afternoon which, for the fourth time in three weeks, placed the life of M. Edgar Faure's 21st postwar cabinet in danger. The assembly had under consideration the Government's proposal to hold new elections in118 words
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Article27 1955-10-31 1 CROONER Dick Haymes. fourth husband of movie actress Rita Hayworth. said last night Rita has instructed her attorneys to file suit for divorce. UPUP - 27 words
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Article239 1955-10-31 1 FAMILY CAN MEET OUTSIDE WORLD NOW BIRMINGH \M Oct. 30 (Reu- A widow and her 10 daughters start new lives today after the funeral yesterday of the m;tn who ruled them strictly making them virtual prilD their old secluded torlan house here. They are 70-year-old239 words
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Article146 1955-10-31 1 LONDON. Od id. (Keule: I ndvr he.tdlin* "What wrong am 1 doing" I'nnee^s Margarets ci Irom the heart," the mass circulation Sunda\ newspaper, "The People' today repoited that their was ;i rilt in the Kn\al I ainilv o\er M .irgarefli liM-niiship with Petei lownsend146 words
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293 1955-10-31 1 I'm Stil President Says Litzanoits MR. A R. LAZAROUS Singapore Assemblyman whose election as president of the Labour Front on Saturday was declared null and void, said yesterday: "I am still the president of the Party." "It is my contention that I am still the elected head of the Labour293 words
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Article54 1955-10-31 1 A TIRED but victorious Chief Minister Mr. David Marshall last night graced the Singapore Association of the United Nations held at the Raffles Hotel last night. Mr Marshall told the 500 which included members of the Consular Corps. that he had survived the :end Labour Front Annual54 words
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Advertisement56 1955-10-31 1 KN(i \(.KMFM i iid DKESSKINCiS C.C. De SILVA G BROS. c Place S porc-1 Tel ***** STANDARD P 0 L I C I ***** (5 inct( 2400 in ntn,i;s the way you like lilt in in a fe <,i win I I 1 z o o o gL v o56 words
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Advertisement77 1955-10-31 1 FIRE BRIGAOE GENERAL HOSPITAL 5111 24M 1/* i I feSS I m St^^^Bt A SENSATION BY ITS PRICE AND OUTFIT NOW EVEN WITH LIGHT VALUE SCALE 36 exposures 24 x 36 mm i Colour corrected Apotar 3 5 i Builf- i n film speed ca?Of> Synchronized fl.i Automatic exposure c77 words
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Advertisement7 1955-10-31 1 it' fop B£rr£p food m ELEPHANT '^S*^7 words
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243 1955-10-31 2 THE TUNKU IS A SINCERE MAN. SAYS LABOUR CHIEF Freedom Day' Talk By Tan KUALA LUMPUR Sun. -The Sclangor Labour Party chief Ml twa Tuan Boon, speaking at the de P en dent peoples lreedom day this evening urged all layans to support the Alliance Chief Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman,243 words
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Article89 1955-10-31 2 Safety Week Enda In One Fatality KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Selangor Road Safety Week ended last night with a an accident in which a Chinese girl was killed. Th the only fatality in the week making the state's first ever road safety week a surces The capital's traffic police chief.89 words
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261 1955-10-31 2 85 ,000 UNIONISTS DECIDE TO RESIST Won't Pay Fines Or Sign Bonds REPRESE:TATIVES'Vii9S pro-Pcoplc's Action Party trc c unions anting more than 85,000jingaporc workdß jestcrday decided to start, passive rcsistcnccV f cmcnt to fl 9 ht fhc TrOrs Dispute Ordinance. T, r cb fraction Companv EmWonists decided to ask all261 words
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Article74 1955-10-31 2 I BATU PAHAT. Sun. nty Chinese school-teach-vere entertained by the nent of the FiveCommittee. Batu Pai dinner party held at Ai Chun Gi 5 I last [hi H .ring the party, the chairman of the school committee. I Mr. Soh Bok Yew presented two gold74 words
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Article, Illustration41 1955-10-31 2 photo. Mr .mil "Vl i v K ;!i. after tIM m.u 1 1.11:0 at I Cmhw I;-!.. porr. ,1 Mi suppiah is the president of the I oini.il Kl. I Work 1 i:i and Mi ft, StandardStandard - 41 words
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209 1955-10-31 2 'HELP MAKE MALAYA GOD'S OWN COUNTRY' IPOH. Sun. The Federation's Labour Minister. Mr. V. T. Sambanthan. last night railed upon his countrymen to accept the great challenge facing them to make Malaya "God's own country He was speaking at a dinner given to him and live other Indian Federal Legislative209 words
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Article23 1955-10-31 2 A "Crusade of Decency" directed at the corner book stand is to be undertaken bv Roman Catholic women in Onta ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article177 1955-10-31 2 AIM TO GUARD INTEREST IIN>!! -in. >out 70 re}] ii .uispori organizations in the I cdera toda i lecWcd to torm a Pan Ma! Transport Association to look alter tin The Mentri Bcsar, Pc Gantang addressed the tion should run their organ iza He recalled177 words
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Article, Illustration61 1955-10-31 2 si IKI INC, Ntß and Mini. i \.ni D a m m. i '■"> world fam( motorists who have cabled the < .igapore ;r their Ml hfs i Rrsi M iyan M«Rail beins bv the comli.i ny. rails I. and period It me tin Intern. «t61 words
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Article20 1955-10-31 2 KL I brand. Conj District O con. din > Ho In Office: Ch< A that had thai about20 words
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Advertisement218 1955-10-31 2 JUST OUT! M^^M^.— Things t Kff V.. .-p Sc ll Rl UCH on sleep -ind '.omc reassuring advice. 8 Ways to Wr I',, It. r I filers An expert gives praencol its on ho* to bee n> a more eM ItttH writer. S I g reading hnnk 1 UCIUBLR ISSUE218 words
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Advertisement131 1955-10-31 2 More than X ,J A. &S}* yy mt^t^Bd P < >»- f Tf YC:^ (7% You'll hear your favoi; /*W\ [Z^vUl symphonies as they reaJy ZrfS L 7 Vi> ten to an A.E G. Superhet CM J J iio in the same price gr /UKlflTiff wonderful reception of over: Hl/ll131 words
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Article209 1955-10-31 3 TRACTION STRIKERS MAY LOSE JOBS Union And Firm Start New Deal THE 2,500 stricking employees of the Singapore Traction Company may soon find themselves out of employment, The Standard understands. Both the S. T. C Employees' Union and the management have agreed to have a fresh agreement negotiated immediately. Because209 words
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Article, Illustration91 1955-10-31 3 \MI I'M W r; on >»'mday night had a rollirkinj; time at their annu.il II >nl 1 part] .it the American Club. hi (I in various 1 jjarb lo illustrate tin- hml ttoei dam ei and nit tl and f<>. In In d OntNi.sndin? feature nf th<Standard - 91 words
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Article110 1955-10-31 3 I Th' 'ry of Transporta- lapan with the consent of the Development Bank ol Japan has selected Hi Japanese shipping companies to which they have allocated funds to build up new shipping tonnage under the government's llth shipbuilding programme. The Standard understands that of the 16 shipping110 words
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Article96 1955-10-31 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The latest in refrigeration ap-pliam-e and sewing machines will bo put on the Malayan market shortly. Mr I. Brunn. sale.s manager of Kelvinator refrigerators and Pfail sewing mar-nines department of East itic Company said last ;ht Mr. Brunn was speaking at a dinner96 words
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Article93 1955-10-31 3 AN ice-seller, Chan Bah Choo. 50. was beaten up yesterday by two thugs along Upper Aljunicd Road while riding his ice carrying trisha. Chan told the police that the two thugs had tattoo marks on their hands. It is believed they beat him up because of93 words
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Article108 1955-10-31 3 'Alliance Will Care For Indians' PORT SWLTTENHAM. Sun. Federation Labour Minister. Mr. V. r. Sambanthan told Indians here tonight that ii mbiT oi their community was not included in the "Merdeka mission' to London, it did not mean the Alliance had broken I promise to 'ook alter the interests of108 words
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Article55 1955-10-31 3 KOTA BHARU. Sun. In January, 1956. there will be 9 Primary English Schools and Xational streams in Kota Bharu district giving a total of 360 places for Standard 1 English education. It is proposed to house all classes temporarily in the nools. Malay and English, until55 words
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180 1955-10-31 3 ITS ALSO AN EMERGENCY IlilKl omrrßCacy i« Mala win« iimi ,i; i.i;: is \wt was onr l<i (ho I h h.nl Im< n killed and wouml ■i\e help, said lady Bourne, whra A appealed for d— att— ioa ftopp\ Day Nut I !>••180 words
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Article103 1955-10-31 3 He Warns Against The Atom A Hn'nmnesc man. 110 Oian Foo. 2r>, yesterday ran along Seah Strict with a bottle in his hand shouting a learning t}\at atomic weapons would bring inevitable disattsr. Hundreds of passers-by gatlicred round him curiously listening. Laler. he lunged at people gathered brandishing the botUe103 words
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Article160 1955-10-31 3 Presented By The Counfess nil Oontess <»i Limerick, vice-presideni British Red Crass, jresterdaj presented Laij Black, m s !;u ,i|i(iir\ (io\iMnoi, with th<- cert 1 (.it and iKirim- "I l!onor;ir> Lilr MnnLn of tin- Kritisii \ivi\ Cross Socictv, tlw hi-hrst .iwari that can he160 words
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Article36 1955-10-31 3 AT yesterday's Thanksgiving service at the St. And: athrdral. Singapore, the Australian Commissioner. Sir Alan Watt, unveiled a tablet commemorating the Australian Army nurses who lost their lives during war in Malaya.36 words
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99 1955-10-31 3 MALACCA. Sun. Large crowds yesterday lined several Malaria Streets when a hailmile long profession oi riatoks" (Chinese saints* weni round the town with a 90-fool dragon in a ceremony that was meant to rid the town of al! evil influenrcs. Starting from its99 words
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Article57 1955-10-31 3 Police are looking for thf relatives of a dead man found on the steps of Social Welfare Building yesterday. An identity card found on him bore the name of Lim Seh Ho. aged 08 His bodv was -<ent to the mortuary alter the Coroner Mr.57 words
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Article, Illustration52 1955-10-31 3 n alter their in.nrUfc rI Mm Mfcslej Charek bi Kwtla Umpsi hist week. Mrs. Zechariah i> :in adverti.se- mi'tit r\('(iili\r WWB Mrssrs Level Brothers (M i!a\a) Ltd.. in Kuala Lumpur. photo Kn.t 1 1 .ii iiipui IsyCCC BtMUfliij Mf« ("t'or-i- 11.111. ih. .m«l Mis beam in- hride, MissStandard - 52 words
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Article49 1955-10-31 3 KOTA BHARU. Sun. A very successful t ash ion parade of Malay and Euro pean dresses was held at th» residence of Tunku Nooi Zakiah. wife of Dr. Carlecl. The fashion parade was lr aid of the Welfare Home Fund About 35 ladies model led.49 words
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Article61 1955-10-31 3 TAIPINC. Sun.— The Fn--lish Club ol the Hu Iliq'n School held a R Contest recently in which 15 coys and z na>s«iqo selected was "All the World'- A S" Shakespeare's M As Voi Like It." Gii pt the board to *rin the lit top places went61 words
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8 1955-10-31 3 Selangor's Camera Society 's Big Social I photo.8 words
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Article8 1955-10-31 3 FUND NEARS $11,000 MARK figure ol $20.0i*' ber.8 words
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Article25 1955-10-31 3 A MAN Church t«> run*? M IMt and indrd v i 1 illll had minor Injuries an in out pat :< nt25 words
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Advertisement273 1955-10-31 3 BUY WITH CONFIDENCE... s nt i*f at ln>n is > t ■<■■■! "In I ht -i <>ii fm m-t a nr l <■' in,, r t,, r \i t- >>t i, r mil\ I Ihi til it i.imm/.. in Sm inif K tints lilt if Aofff* *it itiijuj's GRAND SEASON273 words
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Advertisement100 1955-10-31 3 BUY NOW LIMITED STOCKS AVAILABLE CF ROVER 90' LAND-TOvLf- LANI 107 PICK-UP bt BOTH I \\l)-«OVIRS Wi\ WMI Mill V\ 1 1 1 1 Ml i U ioi j s. cowiimim; ihim i\m siaiio\ v\\oo\s CHAMPION MOTORS LTD 304 DJQUII MM ond IMfiM a SUNGEI BESI RD SINGAPORE TEI 5803100 words
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Article346 1955-10-31 4 EXPAT WIVES WILL LEAVE 'IN TIME' WIVES of expatriate officers, who are now engaged in various Government departments/ will be replaced when there arc sufficient qualified local officers to fill their posts, Mr. A. E. Goodwin of the Establishments Department, told The Standard. Goodwin said that these women had to346 words
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Article145 1955-10-31 4 Selangor To Have Biggest March KUALA LUMPUR Sun. j —The executive council of i the Selangor Alliance called m special meeting today j to plan the biggest amnesty procession ever to be held in lecent weeks. It was decided that the day for the "bis marrh" would be Nov. -7145 words
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Article31 1955-10-31 4 MR. M.P.D. NAIR. Inde- I pendent iblyman I Seietar will hold a •'meet the 1 people" session tomorrow at 7 p.m. at No. 10 Thomson I Road. Singapore.31 words
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Article42 1955-10-31 4 Art Exhibit For Taiping TAIPING. Sun. Taiping schools, both English and macular. will hold a combined schools' exhibition ot Arts. Crafts and Teaching Aids on Nov. 24 and 25. This la the first time that local schools have promoted a joint exhibition.42 words
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Article161 1955-10-31 4 PENAXG. Sun.- The general secretary of the Mai. Postal Uniformed StafT Union. Mr. Osman Siru. today blamed the Sultans for Mai. i highest executive officer being a British High Commissioner. Speaking at the Dependent Peoples' Day rally at Dato Kramat Ground. Mr. Sin; that except161 words
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Article44 1955-10-31 4 TAIPING Sun— Six fo: 'students of the King Eo VII School have been awarded bursaries to the University of Malaya. They are: K. Sockalingam Abdul Aziz bin Mahmud. Amir bin Abbas. Marl jThcn sc Ong. Edith Kribhnan and Siti Maznah.44 words
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Article, Illustration92 1955-10-31 4 B l l Hi M I Mfi the rates tf "i ■fan J. tbabo as the Be.mn Queen 1955 at ftaU ri IJ x .in < ines< Sw imniing lub's invitation b> iii\ ton Hi n hii 13 oiitiNtjnts i p u btiai H ill receive a92 words
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Article369 1955-10-31 4 His Qihcr Is Defeated I HE Public Security Bill u is a great step forv in the Ie:, i :i for preventive* detention and arirst. said Chief MmMri. M: U.ixiri M.:r-. i i ijm 1 Front's annu: teteglttl BMfevow esterd;. Mai shall was speaking369 words
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98 1955-10-31 4 SEAMEN TO TAKE STRIKE BALLOT TODAY THE Indo-Malay-Pakistani Seamen's Union will hold an emergency general meeting 137-A Rangoon Road tonight to take a strike ballot in protest against the refusal of the Singapore Maritime Employers' Federation to recognise the Union. pokesman of the Union said that the Federation was unwilling98 words
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Article329 1955-10-31 4 ...And Diggers In Malaya San. rhc chairman ol the Labooi Party i Mi. l> S Kanianathan. opemiu the Pr« pics' I eedom i alh ti the Date Kramat groin Mi this evening, extaMCd sympathy to the peoples oi Mormm. !«t the HlfferiftfS thr h.iv to bear329 words
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Article45 1955-10-31 4 KANG Wan Scow. 13. was found drowned in the sea oft Loyan*. Singapore yesterday. She was at a picnic. Members of tho picn:< party found her in chestdeep water. Artificial respiration va 1 n but she died before the ambulance arrived.45 words
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Article195 1955-10-31 4 LEE KOK TEONG. G5. a fowl seller at Jelai Street was fined $100 by the President of the Sessions Court Mr. J. R Whimster for poslon of 5 paper packets of chandu and 2 chandu smoking pipes. He pleaded guilty. A MERCHANT. Lum Cheong. was fl]195 words
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Article10 1955-10-31 4 CABBIES PROTEST ADDITIONAL TAXIS to The 1 ol of Mr10 words
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Advertisement220 1955-10-31 4 massedlands ON TmE PADANG TO-DAY 6 PM PLEASE COME EARLY PADDY n;iV S-zf 111 zjP' 9 SAT. sth NOVEMBER iDiESIJOCKE! TUES. Ist NOVEMBER SCC PADANG 5 -ISKM. [CIVILIANS v COMBINED SERVICES] -■'CK£I.- SI rRQM:- j RCBiNSCNS 6t CO. LTD. AURORA y HIGH ST. SPACE KINDLY DONATED BY FAR EAST MOTORS220 words
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Advertisement32 1955-10-31 4 Save Safely! REMEMBER TO {buy ShShijdoil j f FULI-CREAM j POWDERED MILK j I p i H ffM :^vospo^; Mr s IT J^ I GENTS'and LADIES FUU STEEL. ROtW AND CiOLD I32 words
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Miscellaneous891 1955-10-31 4 Standard c^Q-lmanac Information at a Glance JJHgfrfc— WMi i i r 5 C J M A fN ft r f p w:!h (P '16 BG. l'J39m»: 4 pm Spori i> i H()A? O K L to: o iSi; 6ti m Highlights il»s9m>; 415 M« ii r V^ l\ Announcements and891 words
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Article444 1955-10-31 5 GILLIAN GORNIAK - GILLIAN GORNIAK i»v iron t tit find tlw uit mi hdi;isi;iss i I >NDON )IE if necessary, bat never kill was the slogan of the India Protection Service in Bri/il In I9M it orgai ed an expedition aimed to make peaceful contact uith the hostile444 words
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Article97 1955-10-31 5 White girls are prized |K)LY(;AMY is practised by this tribe, each man i! lowed as many wivand children as he can protect. This is a happy aront. the wives deciding between themselves the order in which thev shall claim their husband's favour?. If he is not sufficiently with them, they97 words
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Article, Illustration64 1955-10-31 5 To look at curvesome Belinda Lee, you wouldn't think bisecting a telephone i>ook is among her hobbies. You'd be wrong; never as our old uncle used (i) s;iv, judge cigars by the picture on the box. Yes, strong-arm Mull is just the sort ol tiling Belinda goes in for <»n64 words
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197 1955-10-31 5 Cain|s is like a 'SAUSAGE MACHINE' MMm.N f TRAINING imp for r in v recruits was ••rathrr like a mait-hine." a rourt-martial !<l rerrni m:» and t: raca cicpt Bu Struck Twice motor Acting int William Burn ng R< it.* R«> An pleaded guilty »K two recr :np, near Car-197 words
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Article, Illustration385 1955-10-31 5 ALEXANiiRE DUMAS- fuiii&ss >'k:v; ansec Qj Len seen literally—, baaed under piles i 0/ adoring women.'" PARIS Till fat, loudly dr< man sprawled on the »ft pillow propping up his leshj rltnius. But he w.i^ not restteg; far from it. s the attitude which mdre385 words
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Article, Illustration333 1955-10-31 5 Hey... you can't do that there' ere kl-HM MM I'M! K_ LONDON > in a Doncasier p trie, as» if* old .vouth and his Rirl- friend < «»ulcl not believe thrir ears when a patrolling I told thorn: "That's not tll(iA«d in a public Dili Heated wor d between th<333 words
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Article301 1955-10-31 5 Left Spouse for 'Excitement' LONDON. ITTEACTIVI Mrs. Mar- un ic Prince W9M the suit of wife an\ husband would l)i- proud 01. judge 1 i till I She was "very good looking, well turned out and y attractive to the opposite sex." he .said. But dark- haired Mrs. Prince :v.i.301 words
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Miscellaneous100 1955-10-31 5 Shtndanlj "Rfi^^lTltTflßn Pf 1771 V i4iUyy LU Utlu 4 w Uaiaa R S 9 JIM 1 M" M' Q I mbj B^HI^^^BBBBHHbi BH B^'* El^ I I g I Ht_ aj m mi m g^ |M»\\ N CLUES I »;4 4 Hr r lit of tho oak j the head100 words
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Miscellaneous19 1955-10-31 5 i^ll^^^H ES fe Clocks^) 'in recognition of your 25 years* service, the firm are presenting you with this clock!"19 words
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Article701 1955-10-31 6 Singapore Lotteries And Welfare 'rilE subject of lotteries la of perennial interest to ountry. It .otly debated :ig days that had gone beyond I ite the so-called progress, political and have seen and endured so to whom the good old days *ion notwithstanding the ttc where everyone would I adversity701 words
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Article, Illustration685 1955-10-31 6 NORA BELOFF - NORA BELOFF SI'RVEY OF INFLATION IX EUROPE By II,. trithh Chancellor K. Uuihr present,,! I„, n,,','.." l' ,r ,n rv, pdnesday. rvV\\\\\\\\\\vVVVV\VV\V\\\\\\v U v Uvvvv j PARIS T red flag of dan. r was held out by the O.E.E.C. (Organization for European Econoi lc Cooperation) before685 words
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Article, Illustration1106 1955-10-31 6 Aster Gunasekaera - Aster Gunasekaera -In ]S Till R] ;iy good in tlie Chief Mmistrr of >re, Mr David Urskall, um>nip:in\ Tunku Abdul Kahiinn. <>l UIC :li.)n. thU week or next to n; Mr. Cliia Pfeng, Malaya's I Miiitin (mi j one tiling ti niis>(»n is <>ni>1,106 words
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Article184 1955-10-31 6 Su: I led complimented by the notice M.T.S U Member <z> has taken of my previous letter under tSS»» h f adl S. s "Malayanizajta The Standard on remarks in reference to colonial administrators" are of course interesting. onf Jh h e no time t0 P° in t184 words
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We the PEOPLE
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Letter151 1955-10-31 6 reference to of October 26. I would like t< of the very fe rouse public inters EDUCATION'. Mi the State on i -.oney weliinv< it expended u. with :on. The word "education" has bci of propriety, to pronoi. which with n and conone a sort of so.-ial outcast, an151 words
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Letter208 1955-10-31 6 Hunger Strike Sir: Your leader of Oct. 27 gave too much of a twist to the ultimatum from the 47-year-old railway clerk who threatened to go on a hunger-strike unless he was promoted to the post of chief clerk. As an aged clerk marking time on the maximum of timesrale.208 words
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Letter118 1955-10-31 6 Sir: Mr. Philip Deane's article on India "Its people PEOPLE shows how badly the much publicized birth control programme has flopped. The big blunder was psychological. Anyone who knows that in such attempts at mass movements you have to take into consideration a decisive element the customs,118 words
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Letter73 1955-10-31 6 Sir: In your October 20 issue Mr. D. S. Ramanathan said that "if the Communist Party is recognized in Pakistan. India and Indonesia there If no r son why it should not bo recognized in Ma. Such argument i illogical. In my opinion there are many73 words
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Advertisement24 1955-10-31 6 BANTAM JI&C^ commercial \j>r THE PERFECT MOM Y SAVER POI LIGHT DELIVERIES CYCLE CARRIAGE CO., LTD. SINGAPORE b KUALA LUMPUR Repmtattd in the Federation24 words
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Advertisement71 1955-10-31 6 ni f \RT\\ rI I fDITIOM WINSTON CHURCHILL'S WAR MEMOIRS j I THE SECOND WORLD R i Acclaimed by the world a responsible ond mtirna 4 before the public, we ho. j full story of the war, written bv I of victory with the uncenny re 1 Shown H j71 words
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Article75 1955-10-31 7 Heiress To Divorce Conductor EL PASO, Texas Oct 30. Renter* Heir- Gloria cierbilt "the "Poor Little i Girl") petitioned for a today from her hu.s--d. Leopold Stokowski. the -old conductor. In the petition made in Juarez, she cnarged "incomI patibility of charact* Gloria 31. and the world famous conductor were75 words
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117 1955-10-31 7 SYDNI I 3i (AP)— Archde.i i Tton Hammo tetari Uigl iin had to pn i BTi in uuirh v.i the innocent party i;» I (!i i D intcrvirw with thei S.! raid. Hamant Rt Sydney D he Princess Peter Townbend carriage of an Past Hisiory117 words
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Article22 1955-10-31 7 PEKING Radio asserted on Saturday "the Chinese people will not continue to tolerate long" the Portuguese occupation of Macao APAP - 22 words
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Article, Illustration138 1955-10-31 7 I HU SUM i i be»h !,-.<■ i contiitui'^ to make -it i- 1 u id! pro^H-ss in his i »•< o\ i 1 1 urn .i ittack last month H re 1 i'i eslsV at pssea ih camera, with do- t«»i .ni'i BanesAP - 138 words
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268 1955-10-31 7 BRITAIN TELLS ALL TO U.S. WASHINGTON, Ocr. 30, UP —The itmHi States receiving nformation from tr.'i on :!ic Ictc \t phase., of the mystcricu. Maclean Burgess spy case, it wm or closed yesterday. I This and other information is goinif into a .unting268 words
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Article35 1955-10-31 7 BBC Wins Education Citation ;u ago. Oct :;o. British H ed citation educational program:: <1 to Amer The awards u»r r»t« d iai in enral in- was ell .vorthv r. :bu- inch, xample ;ind adherence35 words
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132 1955-10-31 7 There's Still Chronic PovcsiyEnUS WASHINGTON. Oct. 30. iter> Many Americans are still chronically poor despite the nation's general prosperity, a Congressional starl report said yesterday. The report said it was a "paradox of modern economic society" that there should be "in continuing existence during periods of generally lull employment, geographic132 words
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Article61 1955-10-31 7 Diem Brings In The Old Guard Oct. 30. <AI .v em on 1 all m to government of name&e Renly ont in t the Atl airs lrom Tr Phuong. who had adn «d It jointly with I and turned it over to Minister of Public W( Van Meo Th. lent61 words
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Article, Illustration49 1955-10-31 7 Photo. IU time Meapaata tl IMa 11 were killed wfcei it u.is sini the train ami carried 2'M) jrarifl ■ltafl the line hoin I level GrasSillg al Sa HtSunn, m u Dteard, France, rereatly 10-siui; hecpn IfrSi Desisc Guilhaul had left the u.ilr^ n])f!i ('.> road irart'r. A.P.A.P. - 49 words
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328 1955-10-31 7 So Think West's Big-3 GENEVA, Oct. 30, (AP) The West's Big-3 were reported last night considering another early public affirmation of their five year old plcdqc to act against any mid-eastern aggressor. tafotraed diplon I the A French move has been suggested by the328 words
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Article149 1955-10-31 7 Women Keep Factory MishapsDown londox. Oct. 30 (Renter) —The increased number ol women and elderly people at work is all that keeps dawi the industrial accident rat' D Britain, a o nf< r. OH cidcnt prevention was told here. "The accident rate I women is much lower m 1 nid149 words
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159 1955-10-31 7 NELSON (In Bronze) STAYS UNBEATEN 1)1 I'.l IN. O. 1 (I I —Irish studi nl* s< i/< fl Dublin > 1 1 1- 1 tall Nelson column w-imln and t: <i t luu hums to toppli tin Ihr British 11 i\ a! hi 1 Ixlnrc pol h.mhd tii'in (;<>\\n NHnum159 words
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Article55 1955-10-31 7 WASHINGTON. Oct. 30. <AP)— The Pentagon yesterday put a U*****,866,000,000 valuation on it*> worldwide holdings of property, equipment and supplies. It said, however, it did not know and had not tried to find out the current value of nearly 30 million acres of land the military owns or55 words
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Article100 1955-10-31 7 CONTROL BIRTH OR STARVE TOKYO. Oct. ML (Of The world mu>t pi Mltta through new contraceptive methods lower standard of living mass starvation. That was the general conlon today of nearly 300 delegates who wound up week-lons int< ference on planned pa: hood. They heard and read over 100 reports100 words
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Article205 1955-10-31 7 \i:\Y YORK, Oct. 30 (Reul/r) A 1 niled Nations mission which visited British rogolliai toda\ icmiiimended a plebiscite in which the estimated lib. ooo people would decide whetiier thev want to McfiatC with the Gold (Oast or temporarilj continue under British trusteeship. The mission was205 words
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84 1955-10-31 7 FIVE-YEAR-OLO DECLARATION IS NO LONGER LEGAL-MOSCOW -M Radio lasi blan. icy for tension in the Mic the n and Arabian mi. .Uiances. .itu-al commentator Yury IhM i. < i to xchangt Lid It U ing an ;.e commentator .said lor unnot 1. It: hkarcv al caUM and tiioir i stt84 words
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Article45 1955-10-31 7 Claims He Can Bottle Sunshine claim* His £5.000 new house, which will be ready i I r-. Oil i secret substance capable of storing it. claim rnn hold 18 months supplyheat his house but cook meals as well. Mr Gardner, managing director of a Bristo45 words
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Advertisement104 1955-10-31 7 1 I H I m jt\r Th>' lmn>innt money MM \>kAl*S' l 1 1 J^ lli<M\orld a s jrrcaU'sl I MA L -J Raleigh Industries L ,^^r^ Notliyigham. England, with "^^f^V^^ (lie rcsowrccs of the B World", Greatest I \)()U»f\\ CVC'IIStS I Fmctory. now offer a ray »a "Ifll B104 words
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Advertisement719 1955-10-31 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMkRICAN SiRVICt To M*M«» floifcn Nrw York Baltimore Philadelphia Cult fort* S pou f S h»rr Pcnjn* v N 19/25 Mr 26 nc* 27-:^nc» Ui Ift t*t W let Ik fee Qsfttt opf.cn to o'oce.O oth,, po ,f v r c719 words
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Advertisement786 1955-10-31 8 I!405 MANSFIELD «c CO M LTIMeL24I2 l>n<v. i Incorpot jft d in bingdpotel 1)2 lines) 25ST" III|: |{fM: FUNNEL LINE option to procctd vi.i othe» po/ts to load and discharge cargo SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL. CLASCOW. LONDON CONTINENT Singapore Due Sails P Sham Pcnane •;r Liverpool a R Oct 30 Nov786 words
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Advertisement694 1955-10-31 8 MITSUI IT^"} LINE S pore P. S horn Penont FOR JAPAN frc^ Content I Awajisan Moru <or Yckoi home Kobe Nogovc we I Hongkot* H korg 1 Ncr Arjmasan Moru <or Yc^o- homo Kobe Naqcvc vio t aon Bangkok H kopq 12 Ncv FOR U.S. A via Suez to/ New694 words
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Advertisement677 1955-10-31 8 EAST ASlAtic LINK SA. LINGS TOCONT.NfN f "LO For Aden Pert So.d t>cnr O a AND 'NaV|a Copcnhoqcn GoH**^ J~^ N^ "^ORELIA" 15/17N CV JJ; xx, FALSTRIA" r l8 *t» '''^Ck 24/2* n *'1( «i Colh London (Po«*en Q «r* xx) Colls London (Posscngcrs Or > Pouenqe. occommcoct.cp o*o,lobU t*677 words
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Article, Illustration304 1955-10-31 9 SEPTEMBER TRADE $63 M ON RIGHT SIDE -Gain In The Third Successive Month FOR the third successive month this year Malaya has had a favourable trade balance. Ex ports in September amounted to $407,842,395 and imports $344,575,645, showing a favourable balance of $63,266,570 August $52,357,--359 and July $34,837,562 mont e304 words
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Article355 1955-10-31 9 Industrials Better By A .Market Correspondent OWING to the I riday celebration ot the Prophet Mohammed's Birthday the week's business was confined to lour and hall' daw However, due to iJtMlicribW tumour in local LMM MM W&mt improvement in the Industrial section's contribution, a much355 words
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Article238 1955-10-31 9 BISIXES9 in share from Oct DNNJSTKI ILS: e Ord SI o:> to $1.69 ex all. Fraser Neave Prefi. >6 10; Gammons $2 f>7J and 52 Georgetown Dispensary 52.15. Hongkong Bank (Colonial) $900. Malayan Cement $1.64. Malayan Collieries 91 cents. Metal Bnx $1.50. Robinson Ords. $2.22?.. Singapore Cold238 words
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Article58 1955-10-31 9 Till: Malayan Fxthanue fi.inkv Association made tin* follow inq changes in its rates t<i nit i( hint- M Satin <la\ New ffwfc Inning, nirmail T.T o.i>. :v.\. no days 33. Hi rrrdit bills, 331 liidt> hills. Selling rates. I T. or ol> rrady: New York 32;; Philp Pesos58 words
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Article79 1955-10-31 9 DRIVERLESS tractors, remotely controlled by radio, are being demonstrated in the U.K. by the Ford Motor Company's tractor division. Switches and levers on a small box send out the requisite signals to operate clutch, steering, implement lift and emergency cut-out. Another form of radio-con-trol is being79 words
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Article40 1955-10-31 9 THE Eagle Oil and Shipping Co. Ltd. a subsidiary of Canadian Eagle Oil Co.. has placed orders for seven tankers with British shipyards, industry sources in New York reported. The tankers will cost about US$34 million. APAP - 40 words
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Article339 1955-10-31 9 U.K., Europe Regular Oil Buyers I Mill) Kinui 'mi Continental buyer!- hav< sKKr several montlis hrrn turning their ;it!enti< dude coconut oil in hu!i and still appear as n-nl.n buyeis in i.;:i m.irkrl During the I wn I pi ices wti c Imrl wvi 1 in lintained and v .tMfi339 words
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348 1955-10-31 9 MORE JOBS TO BE RESULT OF AUTOMATION DEVELOPMENT of more efficient machines will result in more jobs jobs that will be 4 less I arduous, paying in the view ot the Director of the U.S. Census Bureau, Mr. 1 Robert Burgess. Mr. Burgess told a Congressional Sub-committee in Washington that348 words
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Article454 1955-10-31 9 BniMi Mal.n Trustee |-.\f( :iior C#. I-td Profit fOl vear ended 30th June 1954 was shown at $12 02(» after tax, which would be equivalent to 11.3% on the capital if grossed up Net liquid assets in balance sheet come to $263,319 or "58 66 per share G454 words
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Article63 1955-10-31 9 MUTISfI European Airways r.tly reviewed progress made during the past six years. In IMt. they carried WOiWi pa enge so far this year arried more than 2.040,000 ;>. they flew 95.00C ri and 14 million aircraft mik ear they have iours and 24.4 ion miles. 1 i63 words
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Article, Illustration51 1955-10-31 9 I three-mil: Van de < acceieri n »m«fhrr" be it w;fl* .-lly KMd nuclear rcoorcii hns be*n \ased /or the Emery■'jmffl. research laboratory o/ She!! Develop- I Company. and Junt I i rlr rnoSK pOtPCrJtftl rmmtian tamrce availat industry, it u-in be used m rion on fiuShell - 51 words
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Article23 1955-10-31 9 COTTON farmers in U da are making every ej^H towards obtaining a bit cotearn base* on rate of planting ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Advertisement849 1955-10-31 9 I NOTICES l'.ll\KI) 01 NSINCi pomcu hmatou If I ui if I \RTI Kl M -KIN ARTERLY session of i Hoard of Licensing s lor Singapore i the Court ot the D. udge and Magistrate In U ninal District and Mag C -arts Building. South Bridge Road. Singapore, at Tuesda.849 words
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Advertisement476 1955-10-31 9 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT H MM INVITED wi \TF :v:<r vitf d I r MM of th< toJlowing services: I Supply of 12 RcMfl t*> I I It. Supply ol 200 Kapok IfiHrrnoi f i I I Supply of 300 Iferfntl Formica I p With *ach tender in from the Btaitf I476 words
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Advertisement265 1955-10-31 10 I CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS NOW SHOWING! nATUAV* ii. 1.4.-,. 4.1.-.. LAInATJxI I f>.4.> p.m. »rn. »400 A STKWCIKK ..A SUIMM.FK AM) A BAfK4 I M UK him kink mm; bad kiim iaiidns i<> J r.i:i\(. nu itwifst j "MI H\ IN I \RS! Ml I g^fil **> I I J^_—265 words
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Advertisement209 1955-10-31 10 SHAW BROIHI.RS ORUNi *.*.****< CAPITOL d> ROBERT FRANCIS Pflpfl ■TI'ItI OONNA REED I; WfXr CH4 -1 Bl| VWiliv; OR IT S Mi'.'inßi VfT i fSSI Thl Vl hlicslNfai «»tawrf*^/i. 'J MAgIJ I iu;ill a*— ;REJtlfe; 'AST 5 SHOWS ''-'45-4-6.30-9.30 < r FROM TOMORROW: k v Nl< NI! 'M mr J&Sk209 words
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Miscellaneous51 1955-10-31 10 f^T? r^jT c< rtainl> put m foot CILj \U \^y t 1 .."».l .n> I mhl ■■r^.hn,,, tim, had i/^l P'l^ I in' I \v Atu shnuldn'l he?— he's P u ttth>l<> "I SPILT the snup— tin- tilings hv called nieT r±r^' "DASH it, Sir! Try and keep your head51 words
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Article87 1955-10-31 11 The Lions Take A Beating At Home BELFAST Oct W Lions Ruftbv Un which ah Ainca. I rod *8 defeat > 3 here yesaside II managed the n the Union, the Li<> jm in i by *he Lions at the -n took i >ke away gave to A. the posts.87 words
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129 1955-10-31 11 'Style Is Out Of Date' -Red Coach On|o <)■ t K.MitCI BfflMki I '00th.,11 stvlr is out ..I cl it* < online t<» < »i Piniss- of th, Russian up champions th» Red rn\ imip in h,v I. im w hi< ri w ill p] i' iiim-n in Nor t129 words
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227 1955-10-31 11 LOND^ 30. (Renter) An i: display r>y R. the raptain and former' England fullback, led to Che- j shire opening their Rugby county ch.^rrjpion^hip rami v over Durham at Hartlep hy three g«. to one penalty poirts). At first Durham threatened mu'-h trouble but227 words
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603 1955-10-31 11 UK SOCCER ROUND-UP LONDON, Oct. 30, ißeuter) The youthful Manchester United team went to the top cf the First Division for the first time this season by winning I—o1 0 at" Cardiff. Both sides played fast clever football with United displaying603 words
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Article, Illustration62 1955-10-31 11 XDGFTJGK DURING the b rd fuiuht limm i Emm > im < mat< li in Mii^ i <»u tin \j>i >ion of IT II I j) I :il .1 (i N N (INI I 11l .in In 1 .n pursuit 'i K" PORKHUNOI sh«wi the MJBlfi— mI til'mid-UP - 62 words
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Article55 1955-10-31 11 PARIS. Ocl M (Renter) A m.i!) ii told i Pmrii !Miu i>ap« i resteritaj thiM bt u,h i Mun ,t! iaß I ballet I- in \m Um M esl !).:> tin d «.ul to i Kamtfifm mq in Paris the viinil- v i" ip i .Icrnrii55 words
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Article1304 1955-10-31 11 RESULTS POSITIONS FOOTBALL League f-tandin^s i di'.cr Saturday'l matches are as follows: DII ISIOM I Arsenal 2. Charlton Athletic 4 Aston Villa 3. Newcastle Utd. 0 Blackpool 2. Preston North End 6 Bolton Wanderers 4 Luton T. 0. Cardiff City o. M'chester Utd. 1 Chelsea 0, Burnley i). Hudriersfield T1,304 words
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Advertisement300 1955-10-31 11 bm i intm LEARN TO DOCTOR YOUR \R by joining "MOTOR IS SELF-REPAIR COli Now tor New Cla.-^. Phone V M C.A. BK IIJIIION M\Y S'hand for Bccinners n^ Nov. Morn: PitmanJid daily. Intensive Course Air Cond Room Typing tghoul day. o places 161 machines Eve: Col Quav: S'hand Mid300 words
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Advertisement277 1955-10-31 11 CLASSIFIED ADS IMKSOWI D R K sill \IIO\S V \C\\l I quired a Drau. rtolurt «nd be able is* drawing offices necessary. Salary at a g skill and mble allow. o a r. a of Mataya. Clui. icapore 1 invit' tna tnn men who desire to be tr Australia under277 words
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Miscellaneous188 1955-10-31 11 I Abner By A/ Carp Irrnj at^os/v sleep. vou can't see 7? -vo' means ah II^ N INOHQPIN'/F THARS A UfJHCMESr J HIM WITHOUT AN GOTTA BOTHER Tn -TH'STRANGLZ WHUT J t I i > I l. AM&HCAfJ, SO^flWM^f/T" n -^-v APPOINTMENTS /MOST IMPAWTINT >*M\ UVES THAR IS /TM/GHT /NrERFERE188 words
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Article346 1955-10-31 12 CONRAD NG - CONRAD NG By T:iK ••> :;ty-:::ap. ;m::v gj| Uh A:-, an QymldMpa footbal! IgjHß q| Bangalore, India, landed at Paya Lebar Airport Singapore, last night and :t was raining. "Oh. heck! it's followed here." said one wet and we v t e T; ey_ ■A'~ve346 words
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Article195 1955-10-31 12 NS Are South Champs REMBAK, Sun.— Negri Scmbilar. emerged champions of the South Quadrangular Tournament with unbeaten record here this afternoon. Negri defeated Malacca 3-1 in the last match of the tournament. Both Tad previously won their ma* cs against Pahang and Johore. The match between Malacca and Negri again195 words
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Article274 1955-10-31 12 MARTENS CASE: SRC MAY PULL OUT CONSIDERABLE interest has been aroused in hockey circles over the case of John Martens and V. Devadas which is scheduled to be heard at rhe Singapore Hockey Association's Disciplincry Board meeting today. The tv\o players concerned were involved in an incident which occurred during274 words
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Article91 1955-10-31 12 Jesse Sees His First Cycle Race M \l.\ I I MPI K Min J»-N> Owens the En itrst sprintr r th, u-irld h.is er know n rd -«u U s first m r.ii in Kinli I umpin \nd v, thrilled he »;is ho i: fM.it ho wanted to i•> in91 words
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Article141 1955-10-31 12 AIRMEN SLAM CHINESE SK their goals in >econd half RAF. Seletar j beat Singapore Chinese Recreation Club 4-0. In a Singapore Hockey Association Div. 1 league match at Seran<?oon Road yesterday. Chinese whose defence flourished in the first half, had to play with a man short. Seletar went aggressively for141 words
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Article57 1955-10-31 12 MELBOURNE. Oct. 30 (Rcuter)—Sailors Guide, an 11-2 chance jointly owned by Messrs. A. C. and K.- Dibbs. won 000 \6OO ctoria Derby over a mile and a half here yesterday. In a photo finish Sailor's Guide got the verdict by a neck from Arlunya (10-1) with the even57 words
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501 1955-10-31 12 WEIGHTS FOR WED. 4 CHARMERS GETS 9-STONE H \M)IC \i'x for ti >> ■< <tnd dav ot the Kuala 1 umpjr r.irrs on Uednend.l%: Div \ht NVhat Nirk w |ri \f m ti !'I ll] I 1 If* i S lear Water s.ll S> Commando mi oixmpw M I x,r,501 words
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Article10 1955-10-31 12 ■'--■-■I,,,::;,;;:,.;,;:;:;:,. i:-" 1 :i 'hree days umpiri;10 words
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Article147 1955-10-31 12 BOYS 1 TOWN. Singapore, will hold their first annual DOzittg open championship* in ttukit Tinnh Road today. The programme consists <>* nine championship bouts •niri on<> special bout. Programme: under atrmi— Philip Shoitt vs. Victor '>ass: atom Danirl Al<>\ ■aflei vs. Egbert Towle; gut </I oh Hon» Teck147 words
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87 1955-10-31 12 Prince John Wins World's Richest Race CAMDEX Jersey) Oct. 30 (Reuter)— Prince John owned by Elmendorf Farm* won the Garden State Stakes for two-year-olds, the world's richest horse race, over one mile, 110 yards here today The event carried in prize money, the winner! share being $157,518 C V Waitney's87 words
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Article141 1955-10-31 12 Dunlop Cup Badminton ITnn, 1 Vli U M !T K S l !l heal first singles match between the 1953 all-Malayan ays' champion Omar Manap and Penang's champion Iciru kadir produced some thrilling badminton. J [dir put up a heroic fight put in vain against a141 words
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Article166 1955-10-31 12 Walkover For F N RESULTS of last ni:: SBA inter-commercial houses badminton tournament matches: Quarter-finals: Fraser and Neave Sports Club w.o. Overseas Assurance Corporation. Shell Sports Club beat Jacks Sports Club 5-0 (Shell players mentioned first): Singles: Ismail bin Marjan beat Goh Tian Chye 15-5. 15-9; N? Heng i ng166 words
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Article31 1955-10-31 12 Km a BHARU, Bun Tiu Sulaiman S ol ,p ler and hockey At rugger, Suitan Ismail g., routed Sultan SuiS Cot) £*25\ S:; ;i I»9afl Aori four KoaJs to31 words
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Article365 1955-10-31 12 Medicos Keep Allen Cup MEDICOS retained the G X. Allen Cup when they drew the University inter-faculty cricket match with Arts-Science Combined at Sepoy Line- yc.-U:---i Medicos who srored 104 conceded a lead of 11 runs to then opponents on first innings. Medicos declared their second inningf closed at 119365 words
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Article76 1955-10-31 12 THERE tan be no finer sportsman than one who plates his fellow sportsmen before himself Lying in 'us hospital nod in Johore Bahru yesterday Si n aap o r r cricketer \nq Earn Hocks ♦houjihts were of the financial problems of lending six Colony erleketen on the76 words
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402 1955-10-31 12 Services Turn Down Ceylon Tour Offer B> Ol K IKK KM K| POKTI I SIMiAPOKK Combined :\,,rv v li|Ji tion have tin nod down the pro -,<-.! ol vices to tour the Colony at the rm< ol tinLt. Comdr. Chiids. an official of the Colon'v Combined Services H.A. told the402 words
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Article67 1955-10-31 12 SYDNEY. Oct 30 (Reuter)New South Wales' marathon champion Keith Ollerenshaw today accepted an offer to run -pan on Dec. 12 according to the Sydney Morning Herald. Olerenshaw set a world time for the marathon of 2 hours 22 minutes 17 seconds in September when he67 words
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Article241 1955-10-31 12 DIVISION I W I) 'L F A F". SR< Rods r; (i 0 0 14 12 6 5 0 20 2 11 1 i 7 4 Ij2 13 10 9 {?;V'. Chanfii <j I' 2 9 8 7 S C t; I L' I W241 words
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Article, Illustration44 1955-10-31 12 CORDON PIRIF. 24. the British ..thl.-t- u .th fiancee, Shirlej Hampton. 20. the int< rnationa from Orpington Kent, announced theii en::: Pirir said th. hope in maiTT after next mr'i land match at the White Cit> London AP l»i« linrAP - 44 words
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Article19 1955-10-31 12 JAFFAR bin Zazn a runav. Kaj alon Raffi finish hind place. Third Selamat. mile road r« due19 words
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