The Straits Times, 12 September 1955
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Title Section15 1955-09-12 1 The Straits Times Nat*"" 1 flew*"** Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1955 15 CENTS15 words
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Article392 1955-09-12 1 Two-day probe 'sinister' ALLIANCE PROTEST KUALA LUMPUB, Sunday. cntioH in Kota Bharu Police Station the two-day questioning of two Malay who surrendered on Friday under the offer has set off a storm of protest Mliance supporters in the Federation. the interrogation continue* the police ;ive any392 words
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Article, Illustration52 1955-09-12 1 SIX. \PORr-s CHIEF MINISTER. Mr. »«vid Marshall, enjoys a lake with the Soviet Ambassador to Indonesia. Mr. Dimitri Zhukov, at a reception in Jakarta. Mr. Marshall is leader of a goodwill mission to Indonesia which hopes to promote rr.u rr trade between the two countries. struts52 words
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Article95 1955-09-12 1 Reds wound a Home Guard rrortet outiage 1 the amnesty de- j occurred In Johore j v when a Home it Penppeiang ily wounded. Kiam, 27. was ;i'. launch \F. hospital at an operation, the road runn- ncparang when Usta fired at him. 1 f who were95 words
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Article36 1955-09-12 1 Life with baby— in a jail Sun. Prisoners lican provincial! 1 Mrs. Felieidad del moved from her bo la Mnrlng ntence on a manslaughter, hi r two-week-old with her. I onen say tho oo much. AP.AP - 36 words
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Article217 1955-09-12 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. CAT-CALLS and boos today almost broke up a meeting here, called to consider a resolution to form a new union for workers In the mining industry. The convenor. Mr. C. A. Mathews.* a member of thr Ontral Committee of thr217 words
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Article77 1955-09-12 1 PEN. ING. Sun A FOUR- YEAR-OLD «irl. Rosemary Mum.. was found battered to death in a house in Burniah Road tonight. Near her was her father. Khoo s.ki Liat. with serious head injuries. He was ru.shed to hospital in a critical condition. Police found77 words
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Article68 1955-09-12 1 MOSCOW. Sun. The West German Foreign Minister. Heinrich von Brentano, said today the SovietGerman conference was going not so well" But, he added: 'One cannot tell until the very last moment" The forwlgn minister said he would aieet the Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. Molotov, tomorrowUP - 68 words
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Article84 1955-09-12 1 Police trail car— two arrests A TATTOOED Chinese and an Indian were arrested by Singapore Police late last j nißht after their car had been trailed by a radio patrol to a lane off KlUiney Road A dagger was found under i a footboard The handle was wrapped in cloth.84 words
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Article20 1955-09-12 1 NEW DELHI. Sun. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. Britain's High Commissioner designate to India, arrived here tonight— Reuter.Reuter - 20 words
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Article49 1955-09-12 1 A soldier was stabbed last night In the chest during a brawl In a kampong off AlJunied Road. Singapore. Pte Syed Othman bin Zaln, 23. of the Royal Army Service Corps, wa.s taken to hospital in a serious condl°Late last night police detained a man.49 words
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Article67 1955-09-12 1 KUALA UMPIR Sun -Cnnvrrsim in Eniliiih at Tamil mrrtin«* ill "taboo to thr MlnisUr for Labour. Mr. V. T. Sambanthan. Mr. Sambanthan. who presided over <■« lebrations in rrmrmbrance of the South Indian poet Bharathi here today. uM: "Quite often I have nrrn people67 words
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154 1955-09-12 1 From LLOYD MORGAN JAKARTA. Sun Indonesia has agreed to receive a full economic mission from Singapore and draw up a blueprint for stimulating reciprocal trade. The composition of the mls*ion will probably be panMalayan. The decision to receive the economic delegation was reached at154 words
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Article50 1955-09-12 1 VANCOUVER. Sun More, than US$l,OOO,OOO worth ot j household furnishings, machinery and lumber were destroyed in a flre still burning but under control early today in Vancouver's industrialised False Creek area Damage from the lire may Ko as high as U552,000,000. j observers said. -A P.50 words
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Article61 1955-09-12 1 CAIRO. Bun. The giant new Bristol Britannia turbo- prop airliner, held up here during a proving flight to Johannesburg, left this morring fo r Entebbe 'Uganda > alter a new glass panel had Ixen fitted to its windscreen The Britannia returned here yesterday after the61 words
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Article49 1955-09-12 1 MANILA. Bun A hungry prison inmate sneaked into the store room and consumed a can of meat and a bottle of gin Police later diMwercd Cornelio Turla 21, had eaten and drunk evidence deposited by police to be used against another detainee —A. P.49 words
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132 1955-09-12 1 CREW SET ADRIFT IN SAMPAN PENANG. Sunday. F)LICE in Penang and neighbouring states are scouring the sea for a Tonckang with $13,000 worth of rubber on board, whirh was seized by four armed pirates ofT Pulau Rimau. on the south-eastern tip of Penan^ island, on132 words
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Article26 1955-09-12 1 MEKNES. i Moroccoi. Sun Four hundred French families living in the Arab quarter here have been evacuated as a .srriititv measure. It was announced today26 words
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204 1955-09-12 1 SHIP WITH GUNS FOR CHINA HEADS THIS WA Y The hue and cry is on: Customs men are alert to find her SINGAPORE Customs m» n are maintaining a round-the-clock watch for a Greek ship suspected of gun-running to Communist China. The 1,618-ton Katerinas is believed to have slipped past204 words
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Article137 1955-09-12 1 Hunt is on for 'goodnight' gang KLANG. Sun. FLJCE here are on the look-out for a gang of 12 youths who have been beating up young couples at night. The gang has struck five times. recently Their victims have included a teacher from an English school and an office peon.137 words
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Article58 1955-09-12 1 The pirates were believed to be Chinese All four were masked Mstf two were armed with pistols After ordering the tonjkang crew into one of the sampans the pirates transferred their outboard motor* to the seized tongkang. The crew were towed three nulls mH into the o|wij sea58 words
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Article33 1955-09-12 1 NEW DEI-HI, Sun The Indian Prime Minister. Mr Nehru, said today that the •liberatli n" of Ooa can be achieved without Indian nationals resorting to ma« "satyaitraha"— peaceful invasion- UP.UP - 33 words
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Article37 1955-09-12 1 WHITING. Indiana. Sun An explosion and flre destn»ed a buildint last night ir the Standard Oil Company plint which two weeks ago suffered a US$lO,OOO,OOO flre Seven people were Injured, none serloualy UPUP - 37 words
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Article218 1955-09-12 1 The next target of Reds: S'pore TOKYO. Sun. SINGAPORE will be the noxt tariict of Communism in Asia. Mjn Dr. Hollinjrton K. Ton-4. Chinese Nationalist Ambassador to Japan. Dr. Tong criticised the Singapore Government for it.s neutral attitude" toward the Communist menace He reproved Sin^ap 1 its neutrality and said:UP - 218 words
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Article45 1955-09-12 1 ii: \\i i RTAKNCD: IM>N r MMBL i .in M irvhal Jinn lines tup ranking toil i warned 1 I t cnih <• >\< i iinn-nl i i n s t I Mtafl t<> i M md "makinc crime p<>'" in Morocco Re v i'45 words
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Article50 1955-09-12 1 INCH BY INCH— PERFECT ATLANTIC CITY. Sun Sharon Kay Ritchie of Colorado became the new Miss America last muht Sharon. 18 ls sft. Sin. tall I She woiKh.s 116 Ib And .-he has what tMtatN AMsOMn call perfect nirasurenents: A J5-inch bu^t. hips the .same, and a 23-inch waist UPUP - 50 words
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Advertisement49 1955-09-12 1 fHE PRIPE° FTHE RIENT a$a hiojlturied"pearls graceful and Lustrmu NECKLACES, CHOKERS, EARRINGS. Variety <>f Styles at i p. H. de SILVA LTD. IPOH, K. LUMPUR. Ororge I bullet .Silver tea naa3c'bH Gccrge Wickcs Loo- io 0 1 7^pii^Q*<S<o>£O>r<>j J^IXIALLY JL JBLECTCD Wg Ri o Label TfeA^y •Kgapoix Cold .Storage49 words
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Advertisement58 1955-09-12 1 means so much mnr* to give or net a PATEK PHILIPPE Watch The finest tcntcfi ever made. Limited annual production. H. SENA LTD. SINGAPORE PENANG BANGKOK have a |krp I W« C lACER Sf Cft f and you'll know it's GOLD MEDAL war I mm B*~ \JTFy P. M j58 words
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Article, Illustration87 1955-09-12 2 'Unknown is by a master BMU.IN. Sun. rE U.i Khan has been told that a portrait by an 'unknown Spanish artist" which he bought in Paris years ago is a 147--year-old masterpiece by <ioya. Thf painting was identified by Dr. Herbert Paulus who has made a special study of (.ova.Reuter - 87 words
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Article36 1955-09-12 2 NEW DELHI. Sun. India and Communist China have agreed to reduce the rate of pross telegrams between the two countries. The charge per word has been cut from 19 cents to 15 cents— AP.AP - 36 words
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Article166 1955-09-12 2 Big exercise will test more than 1,000 Civil Defence workers MOKE THAN 1.000 members of Singapore s Civil Defence services will take part in an islandwide exercise on Oct. 9. Through the co-operation of the R.A.F.. the Volunteer Police, Fire Services and City Council, the exercise166 words
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Article82 1955-09-12 2 JAKARTA, Sun— lndonesia will ask the United Nations General Assembly this autumn to give force to the Bandoeng conference declaration on West New Guinea, the Indonesian Foreign Minister said today Mr. Anak Agung Gde Ag- ung. the new Foreign Minis- i ter. said he could not under-UP - 82 words
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116 1955-09-12 2 British ship intercepted Inside-out suits HONG KONO, Sun The 3. 438- ton British steamer Westway, was Intercepted last night by a Chinese Nationalist warship off the Chinese mainland port of Foochow but was released after examination, British naval luthorlties announced here. They said the ship was now on her wayReuter - 116 words
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148 1955-09-12 2 Homes air lift Two from 1,400 Chandu offence T.B. expert LONDON. Sun.- The Italian Air Ministry is to fly M 51 .160.000 worth of British prefabricated barracks and bungalows to Italy PARIS, Sun— A device for pressing a suit from Inside was shown at an exhibition of equipment for laundries148 words
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Article202 1955-09-12 2 THE SINGAPORE Trades Union Congress is to be reorganised into an executive body— it now only advises member unions and co-ordinates their work. Mr. S. Jaganathan, president of the TUC, told the Straits Times yesterday, that changes would be made so that: Paid Staff Full202 words
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Article, Illustration38 1955-09-12 2 JAPANESE Kabuki dancers in their traditional ballet at the Edinburgh Festival their first appearance in Britain. They dance on a sarred stage specially blessed before they took It with them from Japan.— A.P. picture.AP - 38 words
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Article169 1955-09-12 2 They jumped from a liner MANILA. Sunday. TWO young Dutch seamen who Jumped from their 1 ship Into the treacherous channel near Corregidor Island on Thursday were found safe yesterday on Bataan Peninsula. Fishermen found the two men still carrying their life jacket* and turned them169 words
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224 1955-09-12 2 HUSBAND FACES MURDER CHARGE NEW YORK, Sun. A YOUNG Bridgetown (New Jersey) mother died yesterday after a beating, and her husband was arrested by police who were about to break Into their apartment to rescue her. Mrs Alice Mau.st. 26. died In hospital less224 words
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105 1955-09-12 2 Club leaders receive certificates pANON R K S Adams pre--1 sented certificates to 17 club leaders at a reception at the Queens Street Boys Hostel on Saturday The club leaders eom--1 pleted a training course :n I July The leadership course, was .sDonaored by the Federation of Boys' Club*. Singapore105 words
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Article116 1955-09-12 2 THE MAROONED THOUSANDS REFUSE TO LEAVE NEW DELHI Sunday -THOUSANDS of people marooned by the disastrous Hoods in Orlssa are refusing to leave their homes official sources said. A two-inch rainfall hasi added to their plight and has hampered relief operations But relief is being stepped up. Indian116 words
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Article69 1955-09-12 2 BUENOS AIRES Bun. I Army Minuter Franklin Lvcoro expr, Bscd eonMei*. today that President P«ron would call bloodthirsty Argen- > tine unlonlsU to arms when he decided that the time was; ripe. I Oen. Luccro told a prr.s.s K° nfer 'nee Vlf 1 he did noiUP - 69 words
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Article63 1955-09-12 2 LOOKS GOOD AND DRIES QUICKLY HERE S JUST the outfit tor the beach swim or play suit by Fantasie with the fast bloomer" line. i is nylon batiste so quick drying tna* e*m a fully-cut swimsuit like this is comfortable for ing immediately after a dip The deck-chair stripes are63 words
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Article75 1955-09-12 2 TOKYO, aun rhlrteen American airmen were officially considered dead today as the U.8 Air Force announced it had discontinued Us main search for the crew of the B-29 8uperfortre.ss that crashed into the sea south of Okinawa last Thursday The announcement said: "Although air force ofncla;>Reuter - 75 words
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Article16 1955-09-12 2 BELGRADE -m. A group <v Tagoi i rxpc r' »hinj posslb!!;tiPN U P16 words
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Advertisement147 1955-09-12 2 Another masterpiece In miniature DINKY SUM RTOYS No. t72 20-TON LORRY-MOUNTED CRANE Strong, finely-detailed model *th jepar winding controls for jib and hoist. C section swivels on the chusis. Enamelled ir yellow and orange. Overall 'enjth 9 It's fun to b« flrtt with the latest models All tht txciting variety147 words
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Article269 1955-09-12 3 YES, says U.S.: YES, says CHINA me skies at Geneva as the tnlb. mcceed a nd it's freedom again for forty captives NEW YORK, Sunday. iV AGREEMENT was reached yesterday between ComnranW China and the Inited States on -erlcan civttUni held in China and Chinese stuSts In >rlca I) AmericanReuter - 269 words
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58 1955-09-12 3 •■rIDS, Michigan Sun. a woman's London woman three war brides' said on a fstrrday. the partnered and wife Mrs. Rose id. i husbands their wives do there"! not a Ith :t. man's counm W P suit the -;iid she beh women may v the58 words
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Article16 1955-09-12 3 M Sun. The Dl Armistice vest c r :rian:an infor sabotage settlements district last16 words
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154 1955-09-12 3 FOREST HILLS, A New York. Sun. DETAIL of police was rushed to a tennis club yesterday after .Mrs. Dorothy Knode of Forest Hills, one of the contestants, received a telephone call threatening death. "The call was made to our home," Mrs. Knode, 30,AP - 154 words
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Article187 1955-09-12 3 UNIONS LINE UP BEHIND GAITSKELL LONDON. Sunday. MR. ANEURIN BEVAN, the Labour left-wing leader will be crushingly defeated in his bid to capture tho party treasurership this year, the final agenda for Labours annual conference indicated today. It showed that union* with overwhelming voting187 words
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Article79 1955-09-12 3 Homes burned RANGOON, Sun— Siamese bandits killed 14 people in a raid on a cillage near Bokpyin in Mergui. a tin-mining district about 420 mile* southeast of Rangoon, according to reports here today. The 20 bandits ransacked 100 houses in the village and set nreReuter - 79 words
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Article21 1955-09-12 3 NEW DELHI, Sun. India has authorised exporters to sell Red China 40,000 bales of cotton this year. A.P.AP - 21 words
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Article22 1955-09-12 3 VIENNA, Sun. Austria will resume normal diplomatic relations with Spain "In the near future," a Government official said today— U.P.UP - 22 words
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Article18 1955-09-12 3 MONO KONO. Bun Charles Lindbergh arrived in Hong Kong yesterday from Manila for an unofficial visit18 words
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Article50 1955-09-12 3 Pff t... go the Dereks HOLLYWOOD. Sun —Mrs. John Derek said yesterday that she and her Mm star husband have separated. Mrs. Derek. 27. the former starlet Pati Behrs from Paris. France, said Derek. 29. left her two weeks ago Derek recently flnishd working on the picture. "The Ten Commandments."—A.P.AP - 50 words
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Article31 1955-09-12 3 DUNKIRK. Sun. The Ziegler shipyards of Dunkirk nnnounced yesterday that they would produce "readymade" ships and offer them for sale instead of working only to buyers' orders. A.P.AP - 31 words
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236 1955-09-12 3 -AID ON WITH TNE BRI6HT LIGHTS CHICAGO, Sun. rjIRLS should turn the lights on— not off— if they are seeking romance. So advises the American Home Lighting Institute, which said yesterday that good lighting can do more to Improve a woman's looks than moonlightUP - 236 words
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Article15 1955-09-12 3 DEVONPORT. England. Sun. The British aircraftcarrier Ocean left yesterday for troubled Cyprus.— A.P.AP - 15 words
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Article59 1955-09-12 3 DURANGO, Mexico, Sun Movie battle .scenes, being filmed by a United Btates .studio on location here, proved so realistic that there were 24 casualties in one day. Shooting of the film "Comanche" has been stopped Altogether abcut 80 men have been hurt In "battles" in59 words
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Article155 1955-09-12 3 Poll prayers to beat colour bar CHICAGO. Sun. A BAPTIST minister haa urged Negroes to km the ballot box as "a place of worship" if they want to make headway acaimt prejudice. 'You can't sweet-talk your way in »y constant appeasing." Rev. C William Black, of San Antonio. Texas, said.155 words
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Article55 1955-09-12 3 WALPOLE, Sun— Though he lost his right arm In a mill accident six years ago, Karl Larson plays the electric guitar and has his own band Larson plays his speci-ally-made guitar with both feet, one knee, his left hand and an attachment onUP - 55 words
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Article33 1955-09-12 3 KHARTOUM. Sun. Negotiations are In progress for the sale of certain arms and ammunition by the British army leaving Budan to the Sudanese defence force, it was learned yesterday— UP.UP - 33 words
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Article30 1955-09-12 3 LIMA. Peru. Bun More than 200 works of art by Peruvian painter Carlos Bacaflor who died in Paris In 1942 have gone on exhibit here. A P30 words
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Article31 1955-09-12 3 PNOM PENH. Cambodia, Bun.— Fighting broke out here yesterday between the contesting parties on the eve of the first Indo-China election since the end of the war.— UP.UP - 31 words
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Article28 1955-09-12 3 JAKARTA. Sun. Indonesia and Poland have signed a new trade agreement calling for goods exchanges valued at £3.600.000 ($3O mlllio.. up to February 28. 195« -A.P.AP - 28 words
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Article77 1955-09-12 3 Earlier Mr. Rulganin had said representatives of the Communist East Oerman government would have to be invited to any discussion of the war prisoner question Dr. Adenauer's government has flatly refused to allow this as it does not recognise the East German government. Mr. Bulganin recognLsrd thatUP - 77 words
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Article45 1955-09-12 3 MANILA, Sun. Balbino Fajardo. 50, charged with practising law without a licence after failing In his bar examination, told the court he had won cases against recognised lawyers. The Judge suggested that Fajardo take the bar examinations again. A.P.AP - 45 words
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Article48 1955-09-12 3 LANBE, Michigan, Sun. Mrs John Brogan donated a pint of blood to the local blood bank. Yesterday she was Injure*' seriously In a traffic accident. A transfualon »*s necessary to save her life and she received the same blood she had donated— UP.UP - 48 words
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Article218 1955-09-12 3 Children brawl with knives and blackjacks BOSTON, Sun. Twelve people were arrested and five others, including a policeman, wore in hospital yesterday after a wild, two-hour riot between teen-age gangs fighting with Knives, clubs, j blackjacks and rocks. Police estimated that 400 people, many ofUP - 218 words
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157 1955-09-12 3 Death wai the choice of the girl a test pilot left behind LOS ANGELES. Sun. AN attractive heiress, who grieved over the plane crash death of the test pilot she loved, shot herself yesterday. The body of red-haired Mrs. Phyllis Pratt. 37, a divorcee, was found in her fashionable apartment.AP - 157 words
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99 1955-09-12 3 'End deadlock plea to Bulganin MOSCOW. Sunday. T«HE West German Chancellor. Dr. Konrad Aden- aver, yesterday invited the Soviet Premier. Marshal Nikolai Bulßanin, to a meeting to try to break through the Russo-German deadlock. Dr. Adenauer received the Soviet Premier and top99 words
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Article108 1955-09-12 4 'Lost names' mystery at aquarium AN estimated 10,000 people visited Singapore's Van Kleef Aquarium during the weekend. Meanwhile the fish on display continued to lose their names yesterday as more name plates were found to be missing. Since Thursday, when the acquarlum was opened, plates have been disappearing and Mr.108 words
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Article74 1955-09-12 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A woman gave birth to an Illegitimate child and when she found the child was dead, threw the body Into a stream, a court here was told yesterday. Siti Aisah blnte Ahmad. 27. a seamstress of Kampong Bahru. pleaded guilty before Mr. O74 words
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Article57 1955-09-12 4 Negotiations will resume at the Singapore Labour Ministry tomorrow between Diethelm and Company and the Singapore Machine and Engineering Employees' Union, representing 200 of the firm's striking workers. Representatives of the Singapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union will meet the Singapore Plywood Company tomorrow for negotiations57 words
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Article26 1955-09-12 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. A special treat for poor children in various charitable institutions in Johore will be provided during the Sultan's diamond jubilee celebrations.26 words
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Article255 1955-09-12 4 BIG OPERATION ENTERS FINAL PHASE* MALAYAN POLICE WITHDRAW BUT- THEY WILL KEEP THE REDS UNDER CONTROL KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Siamese Government in constructing three forte in the Retong jungle of South Siam and will garrison them with its own police. This is the latest255 words
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Article, Illustration47 1955-09-12 4 I A Ms day for Nadla Elaine NAOIA KLAINK. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Johnnon. (centre) was christened at St. (irorge Garrison Church. Singapore, yesterday. Carrying her is the Rev. John Gwinnett. The godfather. Mr. J. A. Bate, in on the extreme right Straits Tines picture47 words
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Article62 1955-09-12 4 The Singapore Council for Adult Education will start two new classes in English at the Lee Xii Chuan School. 3) milestone. Thomson Road on Wednesday. Classes will be held on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Registration should te made at the62 words
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Article90 1955-09-12 4 OINGAPORE S Shop MSistO ants and clerks want to organise to be "as strong as the labourers." Mr. Chan Kum Chee. spokesman for the Progressive Party, said this yesterday. He said clerks and shop assistants had made representations to the Party for legislation to90 words
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Article126 1955-09-12 4 FE Singapore Labour Front, which now has a membership of 5.000, is rapidly setting up branches throughout the island. This week more branch centres will be officially opened in widely separated parts of the Colony. All the Front's ministers and assemblymen will hold weekly meet-t126 words
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Article42 1955-09-12 4 IPOH. Sun. —Mr R Doraiswamy Sastn, professor of philosophy and ethics, will lecture on India's contribution to World Thought" at the Kinta Indian Association premises at 8 p.m. on Tuesday. Mr. S K. Das. ipoh lawyer will preside42 words
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Article38 1955-09-12 4 KOTA BAHRU, Sun. Nearly 60 leading businessmen from Kelantan and TrenKfcanu attended a Bhell dealers' party here to bid farewell to Mr WR.B Parrot, the company s branch manager, who Is leaving Malaya shortly on retirement.38 words
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Article75 1955-09-12 4 Bus union gives notice of strike rE 2.000-strong Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union will this morning serve a 14-day notice on the company of its intention to go on strike This means that there will be no Traction Company buses on Sept 26. if the company fails to negotiate on75 words
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Article224 1955-09-12 4 SAILOR UP AGAINST NEW PROBLEM KJELL NYGAARD BOUUN, the 20-year-old Norwegian seaman who wants to get a job, marry his sweetheart and settle in Singapore, now has a new problem to solve. He must satisfy the Immigration authorities that he can contribute to the development224 words
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127 1955-09-12 4 For charity: $50 from football flop KOTA BHARU. Sun. HOPES of the Kelantan branch of the Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis of raising a good sum in their charity soccer match between the state, who were this year's Malaya Cup run-n»-rs-up. and Trengganu. Hopped badly on Friday. Less127 words
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145 1955-09-12 4 UNION v 3 CAFFES: FOUR-Day DEADLINE submitted claims to Rob John Little's rJi to thf Tal rant in v,, Road The umbers on strli and two reto repro ployees In thi lishments It wants waiters to $45 to $85 15 per cent second eoofe third cry.k $120 Bar boy>, The145 words
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Article54 1955-09-12 4 IPOH, Sun. B of the police Voluntee: serve in Ipoh I presented with and bad. 1 are Inspector 1... and Inspector Qga Chik. who Police Comn.. 1 neate and badge. Four other.-. Chief Police Otli ftcate: Sgt -Maj Osmar. Hamid, S«t. Cheah I Wenft. Sgt. Din54 words
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Article29 1955-09-12 4 A team 0: dustriallsts tourin I East. Australia ai land will drop in at Sir.: on Nov. 4. It w« by the U.S. Informatißßa vice yesterday. I29 words
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Article, Illustration1535 1955-09-12 5 The first long-distance motor car race was a 'carnival of death' HiLH a ||M| "TOMORROW GEN. WOLFE'S CANADIAN VICTORY A THRILL of horror ran through France XX on May 24, 1903, when news flashed to Pans that the road to Bordeaux was dotted with smashed and burnt cars and the1,535 words
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Advertisement270 1955-09-12 5 Jitadifh SERVE YOU (J You hava in your min d liat of paopla in your jr.ity who »r« ready Mr you in varioua capar.tiM tha doctor, th* I th» bankar, th* < cl«royman.**ch mm fiaid. this liat tha lift In- »g«nt. who ia aapaci,..ii»d to adviaa you I your financial270 words
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Advertisement244 1955-09-12 5 KJ! J A^NESSY&CO COGNAC n «**<*& > S V f° GOOD 3RANDY if a: QUALITY y- you will unquestionably buy:--"FRES-BRIZ" Venetian Blind, made from the World's Finest materials known a$ "Flexalum" in U.S A. <£ "Luxaflex'' in E'frore. ■?p I-. Rub.-- z ■1' > bW*E2S SBSSSB I BBBBbV 4MBBBBBBBBBBBBW i±4244 words
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Miscellaneous143 1955-09-12 5 Jfc.v 31organ. 3i.D. A rinitnr ■bbbbbbbbbbbbHT V^H\ r s s. fK-^-:\^T^.<~r 'AT I ~"> s"N \.^k ».;p? A r r *-v /\r*-s. rA.-. v /^H I "7'--".t« y ->. .=> them- ],i: a\>-- s.- ..\--a->m' L s\ <^H Lm l^j-J'N Jr?w± r- -i-\'P£t% '—ncw^ r>>\ ->•*■ J^B I Imz /i-v143 words
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Article31 1955-09-12 6 It Word* lit (minimum). MR. AND MRS A M A. Wolfs thajik all their Friends and well WMMB for the Valuable Presents nnd Attendance to the Wedding Ceremony and Reception31 words
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Article109 1955-09-12 6 it Word, fit ■mimmum). FOLLOW PEDANT Every Day In the Malay Mail' if you want to win thai $5,000 word puzzle. INDOOR SMELJ.S are a contant worry, besides they give your guests .v bad impression. Your problem now solved. Use Alr-wick EXQUISITE BALLERINA and Evening Gowns for Jubilee Celebration109 words
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683 1955-09-12 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Mon. Sept. 12. 1955. The Malayan Economy The full report of the International Bank Mission on Malaya, running into some 330 pages, has, lor some reason, not yet found its way to Malaya. The brief summary of the Mission's report published over two months ago hardly683 words
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Article505 1955-09-12 6 The long search for a way to control ofT-t he-course betting in Malaya appears to be drawing to an end. Next month a joint SingaporeFederation committee will meet for the last time and will then report to the two Governments. The delegates' from both territories are505 words
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Article, Illustration768 1955-09-12 6 HAVE WE GIVEN THE REDS THE ONE LIE THEY NEED THEY NEED? fiSE would need to be U deaf, Illiterate or In a very remote part of the Jungle to be Ignorant of the offer of an amnesty. Voice aircraft have supplemented the millions of leaflets fluttering down some of768 words
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195 1955-09-12 6 STRIKERS' BONUS- WILL GAS CHARGE PAY IT? REFERENCE to your editorial of Sept. 8. on "A Bonus for Striking* you stated that a bonus is usually given to employees in recognition of good and loyal service. Quite true, but you forget that this is the year of grace 1955, not195 words
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Letter133 1955-09-12 6 AS a member of the public who suffered twelve davt last year and fifteen this year from the antics of the City Council labourers. I very much resent this "bonus*' granted to all their daily-rated workers. Apart from digging pits to bury refuse, and burning paper I,133 words
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Letter50 1955-09-12 6 riE City Councillors •wild be wise to refrain from charging the public for woric that was net done, rather than pay the quarter million to the strikers. POr co-operation wHh the Councillors I spent over $20 during the labourers' holidays to do their mb< SI'FFERER Singapore.50 words
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Letter86 1955-09-12 6 CITY Councillors who voted $25 prizes to their striking workers should search their consciences deeply. They have failed to support incensed public opinion over the ridiculous de- mand for strike pay whilst these workers have been on strike. a nd this $25. it is very clear, is only86 words
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Letter144 1955-09-12 6 It was the worker who lost rIE end ol the 84 strike involvir.? 600 employees of the I Tyre anc Rubbei in Sinpap<>re rejoices tho* who have the welfare of the workers a*, i The pathetic this strike I U that tk» majority of th'> work'n were either roercfd or144 words
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Article, Illustration613 1955-09-12 6 None can interfere, says ROGER BANNISTER WHY do we play any game? Perhaps fT we enjoy struggling to get the best out of ourselves, whether we play games of skill requiring quickness of eye and deftness of touch or games of effort613 words
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Advertisement746 1955-09-12 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. 10 Werdt lit (minimum). SAMUEL: To Gladys and David. on Sunday 4th September. 1955, at Haul) District Hosplt«l, a Daughter, Esme Sunetra. Both sex nO, It Wards 110 (minimum). TAN-LIM: The engagement Is announced between William Tan Kirn Teck, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Kirn Hoe.746 words
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Advertisement7 1955-09-12 6 ■IHiiH Wr*t It COL I*l* QUAY HN<i*r»tl7 words
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Advertisement105 1955-09-12 6 6 RAFFLES PLACE 'PHONE ***** r R v Jmu/H OPTICIANS %w^ K. E. MEYEI fnao o opt I. W. BELL oip on. ASTC !>("■_ SILVER CHRISTENING GIFTS U. S. de SUVA, J JEWELLERS 106. Orchard Road Singapore 9. Phor SELF-WINDING CALENDAR WATCH jI Automatic calendar y/^.,.// f JM mechanism shows105 words
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Article397 1955-09-12 7 400,000 man-days were lost and Colony will take years to recover from blow ill ukr years for i T ;;;.r..in'''-'» rsin lmtries to re- the effects < r J strikes which i ,ost the more than Bl n,..r.-davs. s themlosi alto- than Hi .res. \crs' side.397 words
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Article43 1955-09-12 7 BRAINWASH BEFORE FREEDOM MPI'R. Sun. \»ln. surrender -t to rehabillta--iin by the DeAhorisines. not classified as an officer on of Operations' nKiay. that Aborigines i (ic red after oon\uth terrorist* i go to rehabili.:npv XXi of rehablllU■i will be returned former settlehe said.43 words
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Article26 1955-09-12 7 ■iOR. Sun. Choon. il the GovernSchool at K .;i:an, near transferred SelanfOf Education replaced by bin Abdul r teacher High School. headmaster two years26 words
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Article187 1955-09-12 7 Workers will get daily details KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. on Government is to ask employers ailable to every worker details of his The move is aimed at minimising wages which often arise in industries f rstanding. The Labour Department has received scores of com- plaints187 words
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Article44 1955-09-12 7 TBL.UK ANSON, Sun Abdul Rahman bin Mat Aras. 23. a Home Guard at Kampone Sebrang. Durian Sebatang. was yesterday remanded for a week when he was accused here of murdering a fellow Home Guard. Manaf bin Haji Salleh. 45. on Sept 5.44 words
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Article41 1955-09-12 7 Che Purl 16 widow of Selanpor. Nome here yesrl illness. Among those who were present at the funerai service were the Suitan of Belangor, the Mentrl Besar. and -.he Speaker of the Legislative Council. Raja Sir Uda.41 words
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Article, Illustration41 1955-09-12 7 SHARON RICHARDSON modelling the "Lassie" hairstyle at Saturday nights hair-»t)lr parade at Raffles Hotel, shares the spotlight «n h her pet. Lwir The show was arranred by a Sinrapore beaaty expert, Miss Jane Kok. Picture by Johnny Quek.Johnny Quek - 41 words
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Article144 1955-09-12 7 AND DEMAND IS GROWING KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday MALAYAN TIMBER is becoming one of the country's big dollar earners Last year 62.000 tons of timber, valued at more than $17 million, was exported to America. Europe, Australia and the MiddleEast. I And the demand is144 words
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Article91 1955-09-12 7 Muthia Chettiar. 45. a former labourer, was charged In a Singapore court on Saturday with attempting to commit suicide by cutting his abdomen with a razor blad< But he was discharged when he told the magistrate Mr K C Chan, that he had a broken91 words
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Article26 1955-09-12 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Leong Chong Choy. 21 was charged in the Magistrate* Court here today with the murder of Tau Tung on Bept. 2.26 words
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Article93 1955-09-12 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. DATO Hamzah bin Abdullah, president of Party Negara. told members here today to take Negaras defeat in the recent Federal elections as an incentive to achieve the party's aim— Independence for Malaya within the British Commonwealth. He was speaking at the formation93 words
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124 1955-09-12 7 The woman who was arrested in Kuala Lumpur and accused in a •tajapore Martstrate Court last month of rioting and v t..n mt the pollee at Alexandra Clrcu* on May 1? will now appear in the First Criminal District Court. Guan Peck Choo124 words
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Article142 1955-09-12 7 IT'S WAR ON 'PIRATES' Klang police hit out at illegal taxis KLANG. Sun. OOLICE here today de- clared war on "pirate" I taxis. A special squad headed by Police! Lieutenant P. J. Fawcett. Klang's traffic chief, is trailing suspect vehicles. This follows protests by more than 50 taxi drivers in142 words
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Article75 1955-09-12 7 PENANO. Sun The Resident Commissioner. Mr. R. P Bingham. today declared open the settlements first international exhibition of photography, sponsored by the Penang PictoriallsU. j Although most of the work i here today Is from foreign countries. Penang has its own artists whose work has been accepted75 words
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Article38 1955-09-12 7 KUALA KUBU BAHRU, Sun. Mr. 8 Sundaramoorthy has been elected president of the Belfled Club Kuala Kubu Bahru Other officials are: Vicepresident. Mr Ma Hah Singh: secretary. Mr Sum Wai; treasurer. Inch* Hariri Abu Talf.38 words
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Article42 1955-09-12 7 More work in Kelantan KOTA BHARU. Sun. Kelantan Oovernment construction projects In Paslr Mas. near here, have given work to local Malays as labourers They are working on the first phase of a drainage scheme for padi nelda in Pivir Mas district.42 words
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121 1955-09-12 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Federation Government has extended the rules and regulations governing Commonwealth forces serving; In Malaya to Penang. Malacca and kelantan. These three territories were inadvertently left out of the Enactment whrn the V'lsitlnc Forces Act waa amended in 1952121 words
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Article18 1955-09-12 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. There were 53 minor traffic acr'ldenta here laat week, the Traffic Police reported.18 words
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Article, Illustration105 1955-09-12 7 He'll show us how to produce 'big' films SINGAPORE studios may soon produce films in Cinemascope. Mr. 8pyros Skouras. president ol Twentieth Century Pox International, of Hollywood, arrlvec. in Singapore yesterday, to negotiate with local producers He tald he would give technical advice to pro- ducers here on how to105 words
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Article81 1955-09-12 7 TELUK ANSON. Sun.-The Indian Commissioner for Malaya. Mr R K Tandon. visited three large rubber and oil palm estates here today in his first tour of Lower Perak He also saw Perak's only pineapple factory at the Jendarata Estate, nine miles from here Later he called at81 words
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Article67 1955-09-12 7 KUALA LUMPUR Sun Three more Malayan trade unionists are to be sent to the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions in Calcutta in January next year for a special three-month course. The selection will be made by the working committee of the National Union of Plantation Workers.67 words
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Article53 1955-09-12 7 JOHORE BAHRU Sun N Oovlndan. a Singapore city Council lorry driver, who was charged In the Magistrate's Court with driving a lorry without consideration for others, was acquitted today without being called on for his defence. It waa alleged that he collided with a taxi oa53 words
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Article53 1955-09-12 7 Hassan bin J ant an. 19 was flned $1 in a Singapore court for theft of a fowl belonging to Asmah blnt< Ahmad The magistrate postponed sentence on Kamarudln bin Sal» h and Yunos bin Othman. who were jointly i charged with Hassan, pend--1 ing53 words
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Article31 1955-09-12 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Ceylon Commissioner in Malaya Mr. M Saravan.muttu. will give a reception for the Chief Minuter Tengku Abdul Rahman, at the Eaatern Hotel here next Sunday.31 words
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226 1955-09-12 7 NEW CITIZENSHIP LAWS? WAIT, SAYS RAHMAN till the commission starts Xl ALA Ll'MPl'R. Sunday. T«HF Chief Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman, told the Straits Times today that he does not propose at this stafe to interfere with the present Federal citizenship laws. He said the special commission, which the Alliance had226 words
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Article138 1955-09-12 7 MANAGER FORCED TO OPEN SAFE IPOH. Sun. IjXDUR MEN armed with a revolver and knives surprised two clerks checking accounts at a sundry Roods shop in Belfleld Street late on Friday night and got away with $9,146 in cash and cheques. The men—triree Indians and a Chinese—are138 words
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Article52 1955-09-12 7 IPOH, Bun. Three men were charged in the Magistrate's Court here yesterday with gambling in the Government toddy shop at Sungei Part Lee Soop Loy. 20, and Chee Kum. 55. claimed trial and were each allowed bail until Oct 21. Hew Kam Foo. 44. pleaded guilty and was52 words
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Article43 1955-09-12 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The right of way for pedestrians at zebra crossings was made law In Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The Municipal Pedestrian Crossings Bye-laws, gazetted i yesterday, provide for prosecution of motorists who don t I give way43 words
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Article73 1955-09-12 7 The People's Action Party will hold a public meeting in Singapore next Sunday to protest against the recentlyintroduced Preservation of Public Security Bill. A statement from the party last night says: 'We are opposed to the power of arbitrary arrest and detention which in this Bill73 words
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Advertisement7 1955-09-12 7 RED LABEL ASSORTMENT "'^RiBUTED BY SIME DARBY7 words
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Advertisement148 1955-09-12 7 ÜBBVS Fruit Cocktail IN ALL FRUITS coo* to ueayiro* peKrecrro* "Libby's is another way of saying VALUE. What inside the tin decides whether it is a bargain or not. In this De Luxe Fruit Cocktail you have tut luscious fruits of the famous Libby quality. Serve it "as is", a>148 words
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Miscellaneous82 1955-09-12 7 High tides TODAY; SMngapnr* t IS am <7 ft 1 in i Tin p m 1 ft 1 in Port Dtrkaon 3 34 m ft I lit 347 pm It In* rtnan* 44am <e ft S In i 10 50 p m ft I TOMUMIOW Stngapor* m <7 II in82 words
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Advertisement1428 1955-09-12 8 T.I Z405 MANSFIELD tfc CO., LTD, ion MU (IS lines) (Incorporated in Singapore) (II Natal) snipping THE BLUE FUNNEL LDfB Corner* option to proceed via other ports to toad and discharge cargo SAILINGS LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, LONDON, 4 CONTINENTAL PORTS Singapore Our Soils P. Sham Penang PolyUorui for Marseilles In P.rt1,428 words
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Advertisement1951 1955-09-12 8 BAST ASIATIC LIKE SAILINOS TO COMTININT/SCANDINAVIA m a j J pB l^ M B >_■■■■■■-■*■—— M a^ ku r^ R* P#V MWj I^P^ IPli ••WWW/ MFWVip, Wtm'fWPW, r» aj m araj r^ tUttLuii... 4 Oila S'pore P I horn Penong "KINA" Uk 11/U 14/1 1 Sept 14/17 top* u> "huia"1,951 words
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Advertisement878 1955-09-12 8 THE STRAIT* TIMES MONDAY «r. T ept CMbeb MeAUSTER 6c CO., LTD TIL. *H Jit i ELLIKMAN BUCKMALL «LAVE KEss LONDON, NARVE, ROTTERDAM, lot ANCr, ,< HAMBURG fISLStt&TZ* ond for US A., North Atlont-c Port, Aw»t 18 t r o and Conodo ond via Colombo CITT OF POONA S'pora tAN878 words
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Article452 1955-09-12 9 aIRI MARKET REVIEW By Our Market Correspondent 0 N SATURDAY morning the Singapore steadJ nn arK rf WaS reported firm very SST. S2 t f 7 a Wee k in which ih r h^ The hiJi t etter sentime "t evidence. marKet, except loans, nad their fanr-iprc452 words
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Article210 1955-09-12 9 Aing business 1 in the Singapore last week w,ts d by one firm of the period Septo September 9: N|l ■i Xl \I.S l-Taser Neiive $1 77' 2 OammoiLs Hammer Co. Hongkong Bank Wm. Jacks $3.25 to Hreweries $3.40 to I o Cement $1.70. rents and 92 .v210 words
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Article404 1955-09-12 9 COMMODITY HI VII U THE Singapore Rubber Market had an active week with a good demand for lower grades. The local market at usual was much affected by over- «eas reports and September first grade, whitfh at the beginning of the week: stood at a premium404 words
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Article937 1955-09-12 9 THIE Malayan Share Brok- I ers' Association, Singapore Section, Issued the following full list of revised quotations after their last meeting on FtldaT: a>» Bricks Fnt- IN lt> A 9">« 110 12* AU». In 13 00 tbayersi BB Petrol 4ft/. 41/. BM Trustee* 4» 1.00 Oon Ttn937 words
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Advertisement480 1955-09-12 9 KNUTSEN LINE Fatt and Regular Service FROM CANADA/U.S. PACIFIC PORTS 30 DAYS Sailing Arriving ,n Francisco Singapore P. Swet Pensng Fremantl* AmißiUh 16 Sept 18 Sept 19 Sept 26 Sept Opkißikkc 8 Oct 11 Oct 12 Oct 19 Oct Eubtth Bakke 1 Oct 31 Oct 2 Nov 3 Nov 10480 words
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Advertisement125 1955-09-12 9 DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED rIE following dividends were announced Uat week by companies operating; in Malaya:— A MALGAMATED MALAY ESTATES LTD.: A final dividend of 3o less income tax, for year ended June 3v, payable to gharehotden on regl*ter on November 1. Books close October 24. McALISTER AND CO. LTD.: A Anal125 words
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Advertisement104 1955-09-12 9 EXCHANGE RATES On the free exchange market In Hong Hong on Saturday. the US dollar was quoted st 5 so for cash and 5 84 for T I Sterling was qiioted at IS.<M and one Uel of gold si 2SI\ arrangement Rubber Corporation of America. and will be represented on104 words
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Advertisement896 1955-09-12 9 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MNOAPORE CITY COUNCIL Required 3 Temporary Surveyors, Draftsmen at all-in fixed monthly sslar- of $400. $435. $4M. $476. $500 and $s*o according to txpsrienrv Applications on forms obtalnsble from the City Engineer's Department should '>' submitted to the Secretary, City Council by 20th September 1055 APPLICATIONS are Invited896 words
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Advertisement930 1955-09-12 9 NOTICES NOTICE LEVEL Crossing it Telegraph Pole No. 0/9 c Falun Branrrn croMtas; Connolly Road. Ipoh. will be closed to vetoleular txsfflr (or repairs between the hours of 900 pin on Tuesday 13 ti September, 1955 snd fl 00 s,jn. on Wednesday 14th September. 1955 THE MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 133)930 words
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Advertisement777 1955-09-12 9 NOTICES In the matter of THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE. 1940 snd In the matter of LENTOR MINES, UNITED UN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION Notice la hereby given pursuant to Section 229 of the Compa.-iles Ordinance. 1940 that the Final Oeneral Meeting ot the abovenamed Company will be held at Nos. 29,30. Nunes Building.777 words
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Advertisement660 1955-09-12 9 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE TENDERS axe Invited for the, runnlrir of the Police Canteen lr. Kuala Kangsar Police District for one year from Ist October, 195' i Details and particulars may b" obtained from the office of OCPI). Kuala Kangsar. Tenders should be addressed under sealed cover to the Officer In660 words
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434 1955-09-12 10 By S. SIVADAS KUDIKKALCHA. By f. f. Narayanan. (The Mahatma Publications, Singapore. $1). T*HE Malayan trade union leader, Mr. P. P. 1 Narayanan, appears here as a Malayalam short story writer. His "Re-union," (Kudikkalcha), a collection of seven stories, is interesting more for434 words
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Article308 1955-09-12 10 WILD TAUNT By W.1.0n Tvckef. (M.cha.l |o«e»h. 10i 6d .1 THI LAND THI RAVENS FOUND. By Naemi Mitchito* ICOMW 8i 6d .1 EVERYBODY, or near- ly everybody, loves a marvel, and this appetite is catered for at all levels by science fiction. Well, not quite308 words
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Article135 1955-09-12 10 lUMP FOR IT! By CetaU Bowman. ifvam. 12*. M.I MR BOWMAN relates more than twenty stories of descent by parachute. Involving more than thirty individuals In each of these incidents the description of courage beyond belief is cripplingly vivid In each of them one's already135 words
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Article206 1955-09-12 10 Behind the scenes in China IN TWO CHINAS. By K. M. PjnikkJf. (Allen Unwin. 12s. 6d.i rE two Chinas were Chiang Kai-sheks, in its last stage of collapse, and Mao's, after •Liberation." Sardar Panlkkar was Indian Ambassador to Nanking in the first phase and to Peking in the .second In206 words
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Article155 1955-09-12 10 MILK WITHOUT TEARS. By France* Do njldson. (Fiber. 165.) WRITTEN avowedly for newcomors to dairy farming. this book plunges into highly controversial questions It challenges much of what has prevailed as orthodox practice on many of our dairy farms for generations It even challenges the tenets of155 words
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Article, Illustration258 1955-09-12 10 KENNETH KONSTAM - KENNETH KONSTAM Bvl A GREAT deal has b< c:\ A, written about the psychology of rubber bridee and there Are many ways in which this can be shown by an intelligent player. Technical s*lll has little to do with it and if you ask me to choose my partner258 words
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Advertisement308 1955-09-12 10 J*he right choice at all times SCOTCH WHISKY Sole Distributors: JOHN LH ILK (MALAY A) LTD. SOUTI ASIA HOTEL 12. BENCOOLIN STRIET. v SINGAPORE 7 "W-*». -JL-^K-fK Hotel Phone, ***** 7 B" fwJ «J Mf\ BAR Phone ***** 0 fij \f^ fj| fll I TRANSPORT CONVINIINT COURTEOUS SERVICE r^ BF308 words
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Advertisement200 1955-09-12 10 T'// Whether its "Dear Sir "Dear Mother f JrX'p"Once upon '<jy a time" V, f Rem.n^ton I nJ i i n i i ii i Pmonal Tnjk I I *O$T THIS COUPON TODAY j REMINGTON RAND OF MALAYA LTD. I P'ene send me ♦ull dcta'- vt I I Portable Typ^witr-s200 words
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Miscellaneous221 1955-09-12 10 Straits Times Crossword 'tSM!""" IM1WN g|£S| i J2~ I s I f 1* I s I j k^i^ F lr lnJn fUmbfr 1 3-4 1 r j T r 0 it I Hi* |lt«r likt m mm •2 I I I b|9 I j |||>| i* 10. I* man one221 words
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Article529 1955-09-12 11 THRILLS AND UPSETS BUT ATTENDANCES SHOW ANOTHER BIG DROP LONDON, Sun. ANOTHER four goals to H'nlverhampton Wanderers; Sunderland flKhtinc back from a 0-3 deficit to beat champions Chelsea; Portsmouth scoring three times in the last 13 minutes to draw with Bolton; Chesterfield topping the day's529 words
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345 1955-09-12 11 TRABERT BEATS HOAD WITH A BRILLIANT GAME FOREST HILLS. Sunday. WIMBLEDON champion Tony Trabert of Cincinnati yesterday avenged his Davis Cup defeat against Australia's Lew Hoad with a dazzling display ol Trabert beat Hoad 6-4. 6-2. 6-1 to enter the final oi the U5 tennis champion- where he will meet345 words
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236 1955-09-12 11 Last-minute try brings British win over Natal DURBAN. Sun D.B. "Tug" Wilson. South AXrlca-born London policeman, snatched victory for the British Isles touring rugby union team in the last minute o! their game against Natal here yesterday. The last constructive wing forward forced his way over In the corner for236 words
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Article169 1955-09-12 11 JOHORE BAHRV Bun AFTER leading South Joliore b> one point at hall time Royal signali Nomad*, on "heir own ircund yesterday. »et« beaten by 17 poinU (one goal, two pena.n goHlt and t»o tnesj to six <t»o penally goalf After 20 ever, minute*. Maliany found an169 words
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Article216 1955-09-12 11 RUMANIAN SHOCK FOR HARLEQUINS LONDON Sun *T»HE touring Rumanian Rugb> Union Mdc rhoaen from three Buchareat club*, gave H..r!equin< a shock at Twickenham ye»:rcl v when they held tnelr powerful opponent* to a nine-all draw The Rumanians havr been a talking-point In rugby circles nnce they beat Smans«a last meek216 words
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Article127 1955-09-12 11 THE REST PUT SURREY OUT FOR 165 LONDON. Sun T*HE nrst match between the county cricket champions and The Rest of England since 1947 attracted a good crowd to The Oval ground here yesterday Surrey, champions for the fourth successive season, put in to bat on a rainsoaked pitch, wereReuter - 127 words
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Article102 1955-09-12 11 T*HE Par Ea&t Air Force smiling chair.pton&hlp* opened ye terdav at ttelttar «ith \ictorte* fur Selctar and Changi. Racing against the Necombc team, seletar gained th« fti»t four places over the two and a h.-i; nour course for uitpes Changi met Bai Wan. lalung Ist. 2nd.102 words
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Article89 1955-09-12 11 The Umpire* Board of th# Mn(tanore Hor«ev Association will hold conferences of umpire* at the Singapore Re< reatlon Club on all Mondays Irom today tn On 17 All certificated and retlxtrred uir.p.res and ihoae interested In umpiring are invited to attend ;>nfemice will M»rt ai p m89 words
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Article216 1955-09-12 11 LONDON. Sun RESULTS of rugb> matches nlayad yesterday are. KKiBY UNION Harlequins 9 Rumanian Team 9 Wasp* 3 Saracam 3. Aberavon Ouy's HoaplUl 3 Abercarn 0 Cross' Keyi> 11 Aljerllllerv 28 Oltunorvan Wanderers 0. BarnMaple 17 Taunton 5. Bedford 21 Metropolitan Police 6. Birmingham a216 words
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Article118 1955-09-12 11 VIENNA Sun CANDOR IHARO« ol Hungary bettered the world record lor 5 000 mtlrci at a Old and track meeting between Hungary and Poland in Budapest l««r nignt Ih»rc« Uw wa* I3min M)Jmo. On the may to completing 5 000 metre* Inarm beat 'he official worldReuter - 118 words
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Article41 1955-09-12 11 Dt'BLIN Sun Uram. »inn>r of the ln*h Grand Natior.. rear broke a lej a" B*ldoy|» ym- rerday and had to be destroyed I Cmir compettnt In the Marlno Hurdle* when he fell at the final flight RenterReuter - 41 words
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Article55 1955-09-12 11 I John Ait)cpnh''a<l. Motherwell'i Ifft-wingf-r. while a third ramf from Allrn of East Stirling who. like Abroath :n fftttm "B". cqua;iKj Aberdeen tillr of six goals !«IHH I.I.AC. II ITV f If B«n«»r lirrhT It* 1 (ItfUnrille I (.Irnavon oirrainr 3 Ar4« IMMiII" 3 Rjlhmrna t (•Irnl'.ran II I InArld55 words
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Article171 1955-09-12 11 MOSCOW Sun \1 DI MIC XL C (LSSRi beat <>ordon Pirie (Britain) by about 2M yards in the IU.MMI metres e*rnt of the KusMa-Britain athletics mati h here today. The race was the highlicht of the packed programmr in which there were 20 eventsReuter - 171 words
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Article47 1955-09-12 11 WET LINOTON S'.r Ronald Jarden regular All-Blark sine* l»51 completed hi« hundred points in flrnt cla»« came» t'ts ae*son pecurdav for the fourri ye*r in iui (*csalon Playing for WelHncton agaln;t Auckland he scorer 1 1 j of Ml Mde. :4 pr'.r.'s47 words
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Advertisement331 1955-09-12 11 Click Beftre Put* j Dtplies to BM KmLwi j c r( .hould b« taken oUiki »o fcoi immbw g ,c rhe CORRICT r* .»|R »nd Addren i S .r\<l WANTED Sm v ««r«. h ENT on lease aodow n about Mutt be r»d 000d1..y situated. Box r i ITION i331 words
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Advertisement343 1955-09-12 11 a. "ARCING zßljt' *as WHERE TO EAT WmrU tit (mtmlmmm) j DmOa I Ki.it, v H 4 uS^F^^ 10 *°°*> Call at BrwciSrd*"" 1 7f15/797 North iJIVPi^V, ADVENTURE Park^s^ f 55 f eUC C M *S m v HK>H CLASS Warn* Food. Visit J'jblee Cafe RmU «"S l 7JI/773. North343 words
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Advertisement898 1955-09-12 11 Wmr4, U <•»«■.>—■., M rt*. *Mirm bUNQALOW VACANT POS>KRSION. »fii couwrucied 6 Bedroon.v 4 Rhfiroorr.*. 2 Lounge* Qg Koom. Servanu.- Quarters 1 Fan*. Telephone etc. Well iwtuated, be.-HKie, Uppw Eau C<mmi Road. Will Sell Reasonable Prire. Box \4b24. B.T MODERN BOOKB on child ratelng are a great help when applied898 words
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Advertisement370 1955-09-12 11 PUZZLE I MONDAY Straits Times! WORD PUZZLE "T" Cut *ut J"d pin with other coupons Patting inttructioni jppcjr below. Nl»l Ad4r«M 1 1 I jjßir 1 |C;H t] fin in i ia«%\ a\«JTS F^^ORD PUZZLE Tl j**i wcithrr 4 Some food can't bt ctten -k- o« a <hKt>**T day until370 words
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Article313 1955-09-12 12 POLICE ARE SINGAPORE CHAMPIONS AFTER DRAMATIC DAY'S CRICKET SANDOSHAM AND PERERA GET 49 FOR 10TH WICKET pOLICE won the Sin- gapore Cricket Association's senior tournament after sensational day's cricket in which they beat the University of Malaya by one wicket at Sepoy Lines yesterday.313 words
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Article323 1955-09-12 12 1 \i\ii;-li\ OK mm Thlacarajan b \rllupillai IS Mayo c Sandnshant b VellupllUi (iunendran r da Sil\» b Vrlluplllai S li.lllk.ln Ibw I'erera 14 Khln Vln h >elluplllal 3 M> < n> r Sandoitham 0 Vellapillai 0 Navaralnam r da Silva b Velluplllal 14 K. .1. Krtnam r KrUhnan323 words
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284 1955-09-12 12 Boon Leong saves Singapore with late equaliser KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. i GOAL by Boon Leonn flvr minutes Irom time forced a two-all draw in todays soccer match between Singapore and Belai&gor at the T.P.C.A Staaium. Seiangor included four Combined Services players who con'.ributed much to their fine display. Centre forward284 words
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Article106 1955-09-12 12 CINC.APORE .1 Ihi team made a ri>ckl s.^it in the international h.t-.kr ball trlaiifculfcr at the H.ippv World Stadium. Dealing Korea 78-60. Singapore led 36-.n at h.i..-time but a area! reco\er\ b. Korea took them ahead 40-39. Jerome Henderson ])l;c. mi: In creat form for Sinsapore106 words
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Article73 1955-09-12 12 H. M. Dockyard A runner^-up in the SAFA Di\. 3 league, clei r-c 'heir Mcond hurdle in Ibt Junior Cup when they trounced Singaixirc Corinthian* "A' 6-0 at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday Dockyard led 3-0 at th* Inter I al with goaU by in.slde right Wonp73 words
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Article20 1955-09-12 12 Chansl beat Seletar 6-4 when thef.e Royal Air Force rivals met In a hockey fnendlv at Chanel vsterday.20 words
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Article, Illustration103 1955-09-12 12 JACKIE'S Xl DA had a length to «pare from Amusement II (Hudson) in the Sultan's Gold Vav rare at Ipoh on Saturday. Third was Adelaide Star (Patrr»on) with Sovereign (Boucoure). on the ruK fourth. Slr.uts 'I imrs pirture. im I |> DKKNbttl l< .utiiii.103 words
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169 1955-09-12 12 By EPSOM JEEP LEADINO trainer. Keith Daniels, madr a sucresj.ful "raid" of the valuable prizes at Ipoh. winning the $25,000 Sultan.- Gold Va>r with Jackie* Kuda and three otner racrs to top the trainers' list with $41,900 ;n stake* B.K. Ti"a had hi« br.«t-ever meetins169 words
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Article37 1955-09-12 12 ■mi >\t I omniunilt Iracui In p.m. RA I J ura»l»n»; 7 p.S». MahM \rm< tmlh al JaU> Knar kladlum. II \-KI I ,i XI I. South-KaM ii i-.in.iiUr Knrra Miuapwr. H.«pa>» Wmld Ml p.BI.37 words
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Article69 1955-09-12 12 IfIGHTEEN-YLAU-OLU Clint Han Choo i Inland i; <mi>;< won the novice* 50-kllomelre m.\ s-ed-start cycle inret held at the Gap yeaierd.iv in lur. .l.Smln. Second Ch.uiu liui Choy 'Rough Rldrrm In !hr. 35mln 10 ser with Rahlm s..»i lAwang 8el«m»t i third In lhr 35min.69 words
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388 1955-09-12 12 OuiAl. A.i Kont sinu.i,Mue and iiiciuii A then v...ii*. oatn »ni c .|> crtctw uxiure ti.>A.-iiei Kirn a «\si*icu>. Uiumiu.. mi to uia&e ••> in ijU miii iti in .lit artuitu iiiuingi »en tu4 lor it'ne »ih-i. .in,)- MN uruwn ul'.ei ihe u»m388 words
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334 1955-09-12 12 CINOAPORK Rrrreiitlon Club nrst Irnm l>fa il-.M 1 sr-«nd team. the Junior tcurnHm*nt rlumplons hv 70 run. In ihe club's flnnl CfMsM trim on thr pudung yenterdav. The first te«m hH|>eri h\ Knock of 83 In c en tlm*> by John Martena.334 words
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415 1955-09-12 12 By EPSOM JKEP lACKIE S KUDA. winner 1 of the $25,000 Sultan's Gold Vase event at Ipoh on Saturday, may race in Ireland. Owner Dr. Jack Dcnnehy. I hear is toying with the idea, as this brilliant sprinter will no doubt have to contend415 words
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Article42 1955-09-12 12 Entries for the annual Breweries tampons league for um> in dsf Alexandra, lelok Blangah .md P. r I'.tnjann arei.» are now tgttl and should be sent to 'he hon Rt- re'an Brew erie-. Spor:> Ciub. c o Tiger Breweries. Alexandra Road.42 words
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Article119 1955-09-12 12 GREEN IS NAMED MCA TEAM MANAGER KUALA I i DRK 11 oree: man;r Te»l point' < Malay i visit H( Novrmh* r Grrrn. 1 '•rickrt vear-. b<- Worrr- 1 Ket C. Ib tr'.n. Hr Va tralia and ti.r n lo lout Thf likely annual match"'- b Hone K -<km;i'; the119 words
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Article86 1955-09-12 12 INDONESIANS gained their •econd SAFA Owiialiinlt League nurceui wnen Hal) brr European* fi-3 In a serapfi) uanr •t Jalan Beur stadium ves'erda\ The\ took a commanding 3-1 lead midway through 'he ftr->t h»;.' with goals by O>man itUl minute 1 Ismail •nd Hiuaeir. iltthi European* h:' twice86 words
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