The Singapore Free Press, 22 July 1954
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The Singapore Free Press
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Title Section19 1954-07-22 1 The Singapore Free Press I a r pt*st Atternoon Sale m Malaya. „<»!•:. Singapore, Thurs., July 22, 1954. Price l.,(ts.19 words
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Article, Illustration33 1954-07-22 1 picture. Two members of the public dumping their house refuse into a City Council van m Telok Ayer Street this morning. Vans wpnt all round the city Free PressFree Press - 33 words
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Article14 1954-07-22 1 Britain's new* atomic tvdrgy authority will start work on August 1-14 words
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Article31 1954-07-22 1 The register of Japanese trade marks frozen m Britain during World War II ls to be dissolved and most of the marks restored to their Japanese owners. APAP - 31 words
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304 1954-07-22 1 Union expert may be called on strike issue FK)R the second day m succession, the Governor of )ore, Sir John Nicoll, who anxious for a settlement of rike by 10.000 City Coun-uily-rated workers, met he City Council's Acting President. Mr. J. T. Rea, this morning. It wa.s the usual Thursday304 words
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Article27 1954-07-22 1 A Singapore man, Lee Lam. was stabbed by a man with a Wit of scissors while waiting board a bus m Victoria street, yesterday27 words
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Article27 1954-07-22 1 A total of 36 people were killed 656 .seriously injured arid 3,322 slightly injured m toad accidents last month m the London area. ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article29 1954-07-22 1 Mrs Fang Poh Lai. the oldest member of the congregation will lav the foundation stone It the now Presbyterian Church Jalan Gertah Merah, Johore Bahru. tomorrow.29 words
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Article123 1954-07-22 1 I FADING Fireman Hitam Ai bin Mohamad Noor, told «ie Kallang air crash inju«7 today that he ordered n!t Are engine to go to the I-i£? c soon he saw the t .wing of the ConsteliaThe fire engine had left "ri\> st tion before tne123 words
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Article262 1954-07-22 1 Hanoi evacuation on LIANOI once the bustling capital of Northern Indo-( hina, is already a kk^host" city awaiting the entry of the Vietminh columns. There is widespread speculation on how soon the French army will have to leave Hanoi for Haiphong, which is to remain262 words
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Article62 1954-07-22 1 'J'WO men and a woman ail Chinese- -entered a house In Braddell Road, Singapore, last night and stole a $40 gold ring and a pair of bangles worth $20. A Chinese woman wius In the house waiting for her husband to return when she saw th62 words
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Article38 1954-07-22 1 The U.S. Stato Department said ye.ste relay that the promised release of .six Americans imprisoned m Red China would leave 44 US. civilians and at least IS U.S. servicemen still held m Red China, APAP - 38 words
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Article95 1954-07-22 1 WHEN the Singapore rubber market opened this morning there was no depressing effect m evidence from the cease-fire agreement In IndoChlna. The opening price was 69Vh cent« a lb August f.o.b. buyers three-quarters of a cent above yesterday's close. The market wa s steady fol- lowing95 words
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Article38 1954-07-22 1 Three men— two with kniv and the other with what looked like a revolver— broke into a house at the 11V 2 mile. Woodlands Road, on Tuesday nteht and stole $110 cash and jewellery worth $100.38 words
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172 1954-07-22 2 \ll< PIERRE MENDES KRANCE, the French Premier told the nation las 1 nighl thai the Indo-China ceasefire conditions were the best that couici be hoped for, though he recognised that sonic ol the clauses wm* nun. In a broadcast he said: "Reason andReuter - 172 words
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Article167 1954-07-22 2 Geneva powers' pledge on truce I^IIK nine power Geneva conference on Ind oChina yesterday issued a Hosing declaration pledging the members to consult together to ensure the ceasefire agreement is carried out. The declaration noted that: Free elections would take Dlace m Cambodia and Laos m 1955. Introduction of foreignUP - 167 words
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174 1954-07-22 2 MR. Anthony Eden. British Foreign Secretary said last night at London airport that Geneva conference should pave the way for "a certain relaxation of tension." "Now it remains to be seen how the terms of the agreement will b»* worked." he added Before leavingReuter; A.P. - 174 words
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206 1954-07-22 2 MR. Molotov, Soviet Foreign Minister m a statement to the fmal session of the Indochina conference said it had been proved to the world that negotiation could achieve a relaxation m international tension Mr. Molotov said: "The conference has confirmed the justice of the foreignReuter; A.P. - 206 words
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192 1954-07-22 2 Let Indo-China decide future freely— U.S. MR WALTER BEDELL SMITH, U.S. delegate to the Geneva conference, told the closing .session yesterday that America would still seek free flections under United Natlonj supervision m Vietnam, partitioned by the armistice. "The U.s reiterate^ its traditional position that peoples are entitled to determineAP; Reuter - 192 words
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198 1954-07-22 2 \|K. TRAN VAN DO the Vietnamese Foreign Minister, lias sent his resignation to his Prime Minister. Mr. Ngo Dinh Diem, he announced m Geneva last ni^ht. "1 have [ailed m the mission which my Prune Minister wave nit he said ;tt GenevaReuter; AP - 198 words
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181 1954-07-22 2 A MENTAL specialist told the Assize Court m Leweo, Sussex, yesterday that William Sanchez De Pina Hepper, 62-year-old artist accused of mudering an 11--year-old girl last February, left the child, dead or alive, "as you would leave an article of furniture a chair181 words
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Article, Illustration35 1954-07-22 2 'A Swedish Pair' put in practice RITA UNO. 10. and Vivien Shaw, 11, who will dance A Swedish Pair" as the "Dances of Many Lands" to be staged at the Capitol Theatre, Singapore, on Monday.35 words
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Advertisement48 1954-07-22 2 fs Your Girl Frivnd In any case she will expect to be taken to THE MOVIE BALL at 8 30 p.m. JULY 24th, 1954 VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL^ Tickets $6.00 each from Robinson'sST. ANDREW'S MISSION HOSPITAL 21st to 28th July 1954. Jpace kindly donated by Gian Singh Co. Ltd.48 words
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314 1954-07-22 3 Hong Kong tells of big worry HONG KONG'S greatest H Social problem'>so,ooo squatters m dim s y disreputable shacks tightly packed the r on the cliffs c the city— presents ■moral predicament according to the annual report, published yesterday these people are Chinese British subjectsReuter - 314 words
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Article49 1954-07-22 3 A SUDDEN flood killed at least 15 people and swept away 50 houses and 35 shops m the resort village of Maigoon, near Teheran on Tuesday night. Heavy thunderstorms In the mountains north of Teheran fed the flood which raged through the village.- A. P.A.P. - 49 words
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Article63 1954-07-22 3 rpERRORISTS killed three A people m North Africa on Tuesday night. Two died at Monastir, where anti-French Tunisian rebels launched four attacks on official buildings and street groups, and then fled to sea m a small boat In Morocco, where antiFrench activities are also serious, a MoroccanA.P. - 63 words
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Article63 1954-07-22 3 Two English Channel steamers were held m Boulogne harbour yesterday after the discovery of a World War II 500--pound bomb and a magnetic mine nearby. The port wa s closed earlier. The bomb was picked up on Tuesday by a dredger. It was made harmlessAP. - 63 words
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Article, Illustration38 1954-07-22 3 Till QUEEN, accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh, reviewed about 10.000 members of the 158 police forces m England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland m Hyde Park. London. The Queen took the salute at the march past after.38 words
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Article82 1954-07-22 3 IHOPLE enter a third ser in their old *«c and require t h r fnone treatment to retain bodily and mental health. »r. William Masters of USA, said m London yesterday. He told the third International Congress of Old Age ihis change of life occurred between82 words
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Article87 1954-07-22 3 TWO Washington women m their 80' 8 retur a i n g from Europe on the Kun*sholm, said m New York yester- u *y nobody is too old to travel. thn advice is not to be afraid. English gets you i ,lL irou «h anywhere," saidReuter; AP - 87 words
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Article121 1954-07-22 3 8 die in fire-mob riots liIGHT people were killed j and 40 injured yesterday as Indore City police opened nre to disperse a mob which set fire to the local Hisjh Court building. Reports reaching New Delhi late last night said a brisk breeze was fanning the flames and theAP - 121 words
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108 1954-07-22 3 THE Sheriff's office said at East Baton Rouge, Louisiana, yesterday that seven Chinese sailors are believed to have jumped ship from the British fleet oiler. Surf Pioneer, anchored there since Sunday. Seven life jackets are missIng. The Chinese are believed to have gone overA.P. - 108 words
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Article123 1954-07-22 3 PLAN FOR BIG DROME SUPPORTED A GOVERNMENT plan to spend V 10,000 on developing a 1,000-acre site at Gatwick, 30 miles .south of London, as an international airport ha.s been backed m the report of a public inquiry m London. The inquiry held m March and April considered public protestsReuter - 123 words
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Advertisement41 1954-07-22 3 You can take it with you VII tm OJ /WT C^ Cl I\^ F^ g m iWHwJm w wearing qualities. K^^^^^V ANILINE COWHIDE BRIEF CASES and BACS STREAMLINED CASES I Come and see the selective ran^e now on display at Ro«iNSOisrs=sj41 words
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407 1954-07-22 4 The Singapore Free Press Thursday, July 22, 1954 Opinion Sound and sensible Receni r<>ii<i safety suggestions advanced m Britain .should readily commend themselves to tne authorities here. where the toll of traffic accidents la disturbing m the extreme, The suggestions, made at a meeting of the British Ifedical Association In407 words
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Article, Illustration682 1954-07-22 4 FRED HAMPSON - Communism still strong in West Europe FRED HAMPSON THEY HAVE A STRANGE HOLD ON ITALIAN LABOUR UNIONS By IT IS true that the Communists have lost heavily m voting Strength, party membership and trade union support m most of Western Europe during the last several years. Hut they still retainA.P. - 682 words
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Article389 1954-07-22 4 MAO COUNTS HIS SUBJECTS There are now 582,500,0 00 'PHE world, says Peiping, 1 contains 601.912.371 Chinese. Whether this is true can be debated, but most observers think the Communist census taken during 1953-54 was the most thorough m history. That is not to say it was very thorough, butA.P. - 389 words
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Advertisement31 1954-07-22 4 Official Distributors of ENGAGEMENT d n (I DRESS RINGS set uith Diamonds. Rubies, Sapphires Emeralds. IVarls and .hide. G C. de SILVA BROS. Ji*wtll«ts. 3. Kaffirs Plan- Sinnapnrr -1 TYlrphonc: *****31 words
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Advertisement79 1954-07-22 4 Going Away? 1 Then Leave All Your c PACKING; PERSONAL HOUSEHOLD 1 for Shipment, to us. ESTIMATES GIVEN WITHOUT I OBLIGATION i For Smrmimm that y*n* r4in I Please P^nn" or Call 0 (m Association with) g I SINGAPORE PACKING CO., LTD. 1 65. The Arcade, Singapore 1. Tel. *****.79 words
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Miscellaneous19 1954-07-22 4 ARTIES HEADLINE "1 hopr to be a T.U.C. leader and be invited to Buckingham Puluce when I grow up19 words
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107 1954-07-22 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. AN IMPORTANT terrorist killed on the Kali Malaya Estate, Paloh, Johore, on June 23, has been identified as Tan Boon Ngah, 37, branch committee member for the Segamat district. Tan was wounded by the security forces m 1949, and since the107 words
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Article, Illustration842 1954-07-22 5 STEVE NEOH - STEVE NEOH Its main streets are planks by IIfHAT did Singapore look like many irs a ?o? How did the J S le five then? Visit Kampong Kuchan of l/noiiHTma. oft Geylang. There you will get the answer. Less than 200 yards from modern thoroughfareFree Press - 842 words
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Advertisement94 1954-07-22 5 STERLING SILVER CUTLERY SETS m Baize Rolls 1 E.P.N.S. SOLID HANDLE CUTLERY J CANTEENS FOR SIX, EIGHT TWELVE PERSONS. LANKA JEWELLERS J!| 'THE HOUSE FOR CEYLON GEMS) 20. BATTERY ROAD. SINCAPORE-1 PHONE ***** CATHAY SILK STORE IThe Only Store for Good Service Competitive Price. Double Bed Sheets 76" i 90"94 words
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Article50 1954-07-22 6 Day-dreaming behind wheel often sterrs driv pr to eternal sleep. That's the opinionof^ !n -experts for a group of U*. >w& they have no Fffigftyint Day-dreaming whik is directly responsible PJ a per cent, of ace dents a contributory factor others, the study n viaieu U.P.U.P. - 50 words
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Miscellaneous235 1954-07-22 6 MANDRAKE by Lee_Fajk_and Phil Davi* r H r 1 1,., r/Li vr l f <f r KiMGBARTUN. ANOTMtP TRiLD ABSURD.' I YE WHAT REALLY HAHUfD: THM^WtN TRIED T 0 SHOOT ME. ALL J NEVER EVEN F /t /^WOM IVOUP LVtOBLATWIEUP-- YOUROOWG'-Y A ?°°l_. THE DOOQ-r T-MPG«.e^J C "aVuRS?' DeI U235 words
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Miscellaneous603 1954-07-22 6 ILUCKYI I STAR I E WORN TOI>A\, j« u hay c ml emotional nature that hi|| E need considerable dis t ip|j rie if E it is not going to run jou rat S ged during your litelim, \J U feel everything very strongly and must learn to control your603 words
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Article, Illustration43 1954-07-22 7 Pat on the back for Rochore picture. Mr B L Dunsford, principa 1 youth club officer of the Social Welfare Department, addressing Rochore residents who met to organise a youth club m an effort to solve the district's urgent youth problem. Free PressFree Press - 43 words
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200 1954-07-22 7 CUSTOMS TRACK DOWN LIQUOR, TOBACCO SMUGGLERS (SINGAPORE Customs officers arc on the track of a well-organised gang which specialises m the clandestine import of tobacco and liquor to the city from neighbouring Indonesian-controlled islands. The racketeers are reported I<> be making fai profits by evading duty. the goods they handle200 words
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282 1954-07-22 7 TO FIGHT SPREAD OF CRIME PUBLIC spirited residents of Singapore's Rochore district have formed a youth club to fight the spread of vice and crime. Government has promised aid to the Rochore Youth Club which will use temporarily the premises of the Nanyang Sim Clan282 words
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Article56 1954-07-22 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The High Commissioner. Sir j Donald MacGillivray, left to- day for London for discussions on a wide range of subjects, it was announced yesterday. He is expected to return In the second week of August. During his absence. Mr. D. C. Watherston. the56 words
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167 1954-07-22 7 WANTED: Space accommodation m the home* of Singapore citizens foe the overseas delegates attending the World Assembly of Youth conference next month Citizens must be prepared to play host for two or three days and to -show them as much as possible167 words
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Article17 1954-07-22 7 SEREMBAN. Thurs. Police Mohamed bin Mohamed the ten-year-old schoolmissing since Saturday, at "Pong Terachi. Kuala17 words
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Article99 1954-07-22 7 PENANG, Thurs. rE Town Hall here which until last week housed the Federation Medical Headquarters now removed to Kuala Lumpur, is to be used again a.s a public hall. Mr S. V. Adams, Municipal Secretary and Treasurer, told the Straits Times today the Municipal99 words
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Article88 1954-07-22 7 WORK has begun on the Singapore Government's first prawn pond MM the banks of the Hand i m river, at Pasir Pa m.i .v 1 1; llnad. The pond v. ill !>♦ built j so as to enable research wink on factor, infiuer.(in^ breed tag. The88 words
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Article49 1954-07-22 7 MALACCA. Thurs.— From rubbish heaps and dirty drains m back lanes, it appeared that sanitary inspectors had not been on their rounds for years IB many parts of Malacca town, Mr. A. W. B. Acton UMNO-MCA Alliance councillor said at the Municipal Council meeting yesterday.49 words
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Advertisement118 1954-07-22 7 you don t < r babyioeat UFTM7 > IlLuiii BABY FOODS < Jf I I I »>'■ y The natural, pure flavor of Heinz Baby V I Foods makes them welcome even with I fussy little folk! You see, Heinz selects J the choicest, fresh ingredients for their many delicious118 words
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231 1954-07-22 8 AFFTER BOY BROKE FRIENDSHIP AFTER HER BOIf friend sah\ he did not want to gel married and broke ofl thrir friendship, a -><;; I*oid1 oid Ntirsr set herself abkuu —m an effort to "end it." All she would tell a neighbour who brought her231 words
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Article176 1954-07-22 8 NOT FIRST HYPNOSIS SURGEON DOCTORS have refuaed the, claim that surgical history was made by a major operation <>n b 14-year-old f-r j rl under hypnosis. The claim was made after an operation In London on the the.st of Miss Janice Easton. the nur.se who recently had a tooth drawn176 words
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Article30 1954-07-22 8 Britain* newest liner, the 2L ()00-ton Baxonla, now fitting out on ciydeside. will nuke her maiden voyage from Liverpool to Quebec and Montreal on x* \>u mbei 2.30 words
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Article30 1954-07-22 8 A doctor. hi.s wile, three chil<li'n, and their maid lowered 1h» m.'.clve.s to .safety by ropoi from a top-floor blase m a nine itorcy hou.se m Glasgow,30 words
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Article15 1954-07-22 8 .slow baildera win &«t low l>aym«nt irom Pteebrtdge Lynn, Norfolk. Council15 words
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Article167 1954-07-22 8 MISS ELIZABETH WILSON has been refused permission to marry Mr. Jack Kelly, who works beside her at an engineering assembly line. She is 20; hf is 27 and disabled. The magistrate* at South Shields Co. Durham, heard Miss Wilson's application m camera. They decided167 words
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Article50 1954-07-22 8 Mr. Joe HardstafT. the Nottinghamshire an d England batsman, of Cedar-avenue Kirk by, was lined £5 at Mansfield for driving a borrowed car that was uninsured The magistrates did not disqualify him. because, they said, he had made "reasonable inquiries to discover if the car wa.s insured."50 words
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Article14 1954-07-22 8 Lorry load of copper worth i: 2,400 \va.s .stolen at Leyton, E.14 words
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146 1954-07-22 8 A MADONNA anc^ Child m A stone, which was exhibited at the Royal Academy, has been condemned by some parishioners of St. Peter's Church. Hammersmith. Lon- j don. M "surrealist." and "unsuitable lot a place of worship." Sculptor Mr. Allan Howes offered146 words
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Article, Illustration53 1954-07-22 8 Ballot 'Star' FROM ZOO picture. PKISC ILLA a young goat, has been lent by the London Zoo to the Festival Ballet, for a new three-act ballet "Esmeralda." She is pictured here with ballerina Nathalie Krassovska who plays the title role. The ballet is based on Victor Hugo's "The Hunchback ofReuter - 53 words
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155 1954-07-22 8 'The Rat and Co' set fire to school YOUNG conspirators led "The Rat" set Ore to a school founded by the archenemy of conspirators mas Lord Knyvott. the man who arrested Guv Fawke.s. A farmer saw flames ana coming from the I Knyvett Primary School, th* pride of Stanwell. Middlesex,155 words
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Article193 1954-07-22 8 JANE'S BOY WILL SEE MOTHER "T»OUR-YEAR-OLD Tom m ■T Kuvanagh, the Lambeth, London, boy Hollywood's Jane Russell took to America nearly three years ago and lattr adopted is returning to Britain for a holiday m September. Miss Russell has written to Tommy's mother. 26-year-old. Mrs. Florence Kavanagh. to isay she193 words
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Article460 1954-07-22 8 NOTES ALLEGED to have been sent by a 35-year-I old woman to a boy now aged 14 were read by Mr. H. G. I Bud d a rd?. prosecuting, at Bradford Quarter Sessions. In one the woman wrote: Tome and v vee me and be460 words
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Article, Illustration291 1954-07-22 9 He left with her jewels IMIE meter-man thief has changed his guise to collector and robbed a countess of jewels valued at £400. He called on the Countess of ■hjLsea, iclow of the 15th at her Knightsbridge flat m Hans-crescent While he VU examining herPopper - 291 words
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149 1954-07-22 9 DATE WITH HER CLUB COMES FIRST "PHE choice before 18-year-old Christina Benson was this to meet Princess Margaret or run for her athletic club. She chose the club. At home m St. Andrew's Way. Cippenham, Bucks, Christina said: "I would love to meet the149 words
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Article288 1954-07-22 9 HER BLINK MADE THOUSANDS HAPPY DOLLY, th< blind pony, blinked: and tnousands of people were happy For the blink meant that Dolly's light had returned. Dolly is nine, and she v< i nt blind six months auo as she pulled a firewood cart about the streets of Gateshead. She came288 words
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Article43 1954-07-22 9 Mud walls as used by builders centuries ago may return m the houses of the future They are cheap, have a high thermal insulation, and the raw mat( rial is always at hand, said Dorset's Planning Officer, Mr. L. Abbot.43 words
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Article77 1954-07-22 9 NINETY THREE coloured men are now working as i bus conductors m the "black ballot city" of Birmingham, which almost relused to accept them. In fact, fewer coloured people are now unemployed m the Midlands than at any time iince the end of the77 words
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Article56 1954-07-22 9 ACTOR FIGHTS FOR TURBAN Nino Marcel. 18-year-old American actor m London for the premiere of his first big film, fought three youths In Waterloo-road, when one snatched his turban from his head. A soldier helped him rout them. The film "Sabaka." was made m India, and the turban was a56 words
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Article163 1954-07-22 9 GIRL LOCKED IN BEDROOM I'LL JUMP TWENTY-YEAR-OLD Beatrice Eleanor Martindale locked herseli m a fOUrth-fIOOT bed- room of her parents' Mat m Birmingham gardens, South Kensington, and then threatened to jump 50ft Into the street. H'T mother called the police, They told the girl they would break m the door.163 words
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Article, Illustration71 1954-07-22 9 WHAT to do when all at f sea has been solved by Irtl u aTT er IJl "strious. The crew has formed a league of Sfc.~ hockey teams which plays on off-duty hours on the flight deck. To eliminate the lost ball problem they use a rubber rinj substitute, whichPopper - 71 words
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Article80 1954-07-22 9 MICHAKI. WTT-KIVKK.S gaoled with his cousin Lord Montagu for offences against airmen 'will not return to his c.state m Dorset In his prison cell be has been planning a new life. A "To Let" board hu-s been put up at Newton House, ins bomc near80 words
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Article480 1954-07-22 10 RITCHIE McEWEN - RITCHIE McEWEN ALL THE TIME THEY ARE RE-ARMING-FAST ii/hile professional Com- munist agitators are eking to lull the frer ,rld into a false sens* of security with cardboard doves, pale blur bunting and songs oi praise extolling Russias peace-loving disposition, the People's Democracies, concealed behind480 words
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Article, Illustration19 1954-07-22 10 Mr. Krishna Menon, India's representative on the United Nations arrives m Geneva from New York for the IndoChina conference.19 words
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Article, Illustration10 1954-07-22 10 Elaine Stewart, M. G. M. starlet m a graceful pose.10 words
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Article532 1954-07-22 10 Norman Lindhurst - Russia drives them to drink Norman Lindhurst THE COMMUNISTS ROLL HOME.... 'Hangovers 9 under the Hammer and Sickle by LMCH Saturday night, J and lor that matter on other nights too, the streets of East European capitals are full of rowdy swaying figures happj citizens of the "Peoples Democracies." They532 words
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Article78 1954-07-22 10 QNE more piece of evidence has come along this week that the smiling bonhomie of Malenkov and Co. hides some pretty cold-blooded inhumanity. Ten years after the war, Russia is still holding prisoner some 16,000 Frenchmen an army greater than that lost at Dien Bien Phu. They78 words
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Article102 1954-07-22 10 EIGHTY-two-year-old pianist ADELINA DE LARA gave her last public concert m the Wigmore Hall recently The QUEEN MOTHER sent her a letter of best wishes The Queen Mother was taught the piano by one of Miss de Lara's teachers, FANNY DA VIES. There were two pianos102 words
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Article55 1954-07-22 10 PR TWO YEARS 350,000 uppaid men and women m observation posts and filter centres around America have scanned the skies and reported aircraft 24 hours a day Now. on the second anniversary of their watch. Washington announces 485 new radar posts across Canada t guard against attack55 words
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Miscellaneous42 1954-07-22 10 POCKET CARTOON by OSBERT LANCASTEA I A V/V// I fhunk you. I'm perfectly aware uhut the cW>/rct is whut I should be very m teretted to Icatn t\ exactly how the mlm 1 f i /I Mu\rum came to acquire it I42 words
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Article520 1954-07-22 11 Window on the World I/ING FAROUKS bedroom will be one of of*the prize exhibits at a Cairo exhibition this month to celebrate the second anniversary of the military coup d'etat The bedroom furnishings will include a £10,000 vase the idea being to show the520 words
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Article503 1954-07-22 11 J.W. TAYLOR - Your Pedigree?, step this way J. W. TAYLOR one's origin. Somerset House have the impression, however. that social-climbing may have something to do with it, but admit that with many there are very practical reasons lor the quest. Some seek tc establish hereditary right tc an estate. .There are those503 words
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Article, Illustration12 1954-07-22 11 A dramatic scene froiii "Rose-Marie", Joan Taylor doei the famous totem-pole dance.12 words
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Article297 1954-07-22 11 BEACHCOMBER - BEACHCOMBER COUNCILLOR D. B. Wyndham Lewis has attempted to dispose of my suggestion that pretty litter-hostesses should tour the streets with dainty bins— a kind of litter-flag-day. ("Won't you give me a used busticket Sir?")— by ridiculing it. This is not constructive criticism of an idea already297 words
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Article, Illustration11 1954-07-22 11 Esther Williams, popular swimming star, has decided m write a book.11 words
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Article242 1954-07-22 11 Austrians believe 'your face is your f ortune-no matter how old. IF YOU want your face 1 lifted, it costs you nothing— in Austria! This is just a part of the regular service given by an enlightened Austrian National Health Insurance to those who need it,242 words
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Advertisement39 1954-07-22 11 nj <* '*> scorrs mad. s/mcapo*£. s BAR RESTAURANT) <)&At± fl/J VADIf Situated m European Residential IfffL 5 I I IUi(IV Area 'J/j/t 5 //A UOTH All rooms with Private baH»roown i 7// b »«d phone, attached-ln«li»h baths p W//////A 139 words
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Article, Illustration18 1954-07-22 12 Lucy Mi Aleer, Warner Bros, player, adopts this cool and smart costume for dance rehearsals.18 words
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Article380 1954-07-22 12 Both tides vulnerable South dealer NORTH B 4 2 OQJIOHU 4 Q 10 7 4 WEftT f:\HT 4 A X 9 4 4QJIO 8 f S 2 9 X 10 U 072 0 *64 8 6 2 HOUTH O 7 Ai vy 9 I O A K. X380 words
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110 1954-07-22 12 Playgrounds should not be too tidy rO tidy playgrounds are driving children to vandalism, says Lady Allen of Hurtwood. She pleads for adventure playgrounds on the new housing estates where children can work off natural instincts. Planners should listen to this wise woman. A sandpit, paddling pool, a pile of110 words
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Article283 1954-07-22 12 Gay Pauley - Gay Pauley by WOMEN will have equality with men when they quit, undermining each other, a leading woman ed icator said. Mrs. Millicent C. Mclntosh, president of Barnard College, New York. said that women rant put all the blame on men if they feel that283 words
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Article267 1954-07-22 12 India's big stamp exhibition INDIA is planning a hu!4 c international postal exhibition, including philatelic displays valued m the hundreds of thousands of dollars, to celebrate the 100 th anniversary of the Indian postage stamp. The importance New Delhi attaches to the exhibition, scheduled to open Oct. 1 and runA.P. - 267 words
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Advertisement26 1954-07-22 12 COMING TO THE *\i CAPITOL > W~< GUARANTEED fl H3 Beginners and Advanced Pup-U CALL or RING YOUNG DRIVING INST. 519, SERANGOON ROAD, T SINGAPORE-8. I ZIX#O»26 words
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Miscellaneous289 1954-07-22 12 ■flm^H 111 CM KS ROSS 5 Smashes m two tmaea, too '4). 1 An unmarried man's composer? 6An incomplete kind of song? (4.. <4>. 4 Mince. Anotlier kind of meat. 7 Someone who with a singular too 1 4 1. change could become a cleric 7 A BU pencil would289 words
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Article, Illustration15 1954-07-22 13 Silvana Ml ianious Italian star or the film Bitl«Kice" u'<»MiMir to Sineanore).15 words
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Article, Illustration419 1954-07-22 13 HAROLD HEFFERNAN - 'Million' song for Opera star HAROLD HEFFERNAN iIfHEN I started m pictures," said exM< tropolitan Opera star Helen Traubel "I thought I belonged to the studio, body and soul" Helen, now making her first film costarring with Jose Ferrer m "Deep In My Heart,'' the life of Sigmund Rom berg,419 words
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Article112 1954-07-22 13 .BARBARA STANWYCK has probably won more Oscar nominations than any other actress m Hollywood. The fact that she has never actually won one has ceased to worry her. "I was terribly disappointed the first time," *he admitted. "Now it is anti-climactic. It can never be112 words
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Article333 1954-07-22 13 Dateline, Hollywood. FA N magazines are offering as much as $10,000 to anyone who can come up with a picture layout of MARILYN MONROE and Joe Di MSLggio at home. Joe says no to any and all magazine offers and means it. Is David Selzniek toying with *he idea of333 words
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520 1954-07-22 13 Flynn film is now a Roman scandal Sheilah Grahame meets his creditors 1 IT was raining m London when I was there, freezing m Paris, and boiling m Rome and not because my room m the Hotel Excelsior is next to the suite ol King "Fatso" Farouk of Egypt. Was520 words
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Advertisement16 1954-07-22 13 "door" "to" "door j BAGGAGE SERVICE I TRANSPORT STORAGE LIMITED. 173, CECIL STREET. SINGAPORE. TELEPHONE 6577.16 words
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Article479 1954-07-22 14 Special Keporl from London T'HK public craving to see records shattered is never satisfied. Thi lowering of existing figures means more to the a\)ocLitor these days than i wellJudged race. Three more record* were beaten, and one equalled, at the Inter-Senrtces Annual Athlftir Champion .-.hips479 words
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Article, Illustration56 1954-07-22 14 UVT: Flyinc Officer Gtott Elliott.; he British National Pole Vault word holder, clears lift. Gins to win Inter Services Championship foi R.A.K. at Portsmouth. KM o\\ S Rt John savage. K"?*1 Marines, the British National (ham- [ii..i. won the Inter Services Puttms the-wei«ht championship at rorisiiKMJth when he set up56 words
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Article51 1954-07-22 14 Secretaries of SAPA Junior Clubs and Associations who have not sent In the list of their players for consideration to represent SAFA Juniors XI are reminded to do so before July 31 to the Hon. Secretary Mr P Appavoo. c/o Assessors Dept City Hall. Singapore51 words
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Article39 1954-07-22 14 The Queen has named 12 of her racehorse foaU which will be raring as two-year-olds In 1956. They are Agreement. Thames. Harking Back, Doutelle. Tuscan, LMHt Corporal, MonkshoOd, Almeru. Sunburn country, Cheetah, Royal Taste and Mulberry Harbour.39 words
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Article80 1954-07-22 14 MKAKI.Y 2,000 boy and Ktrl athlete are now In Ashlngton, Northumberland Hiey are the champions of 38 counties, iiiul gathered to contest th« all -England schools ehamplontbtpt iiiiiti.s Outstanding Ulent will be cliost'ii for special Olympic training The CO*ctMt will be led by Geoff Dyson. Britain's80 words
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Article286 1954-07-22 14 1 VERY BRUNDAGE, President of the 1 International Olympic Committee (IOC), says that Russia has "given every indication" she will compete m the 1956 Olympics at Melbourne. "I'll put the question to them directly before I loavf." he -said In Moscow. Since the Soviet broke286 words
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Article78 1954-07-22 14 Superwing BP officials elects at the recent annual general meetliik are: President. S<«t Teng Hock; Vice--1 Presidents, Thung Hoi San and Jerry Tan; Hon. Secretary, Ang j Cheng Ttong; Asst. Secretary. Scow j Cheng Swee. Hon Treasurer, Loo Yew Huat; Asst Treasurer, Tan Khlm Hak; Hon Sports78 words
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Article26 1954-07-22 14 Buklt Tlmah Wanderers beat Johore Military Forces 2nd XI 5-4 m a soccer friendly yesterday on the International Club ground a Johore Bahru.26 words
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198 1954-07-22 14 yiC GIBBONS of Brentwood smashed the national 30-mile road cycling record on a course near Southend Riding In the Ro.sebank trial he covered the distance m lhr. Bmin. 22sec, which cut j the record held by Dave Keeler, of the Vegetarian Club by 58sec.198 words
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Article55 1954-07-22 14 Christian Young Men's Assocb tion (PM) cricket XI to mett RAI Changl on Sunday will be selects from: E. A. Rodrlgues (capt.), V Nathan, M. Nunis, S. Oliveiro, A Nathan. W. R. Nunis, E. P. Hen dricks, S. Low, A. Lewis, M. Nuni< E. Vijesinghe. D. Balehatchet,55 words
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Advertisement83 1954-07-22 14 That's what I call motoring! T 11m- VL.»rld\ fastest production r,ir under ,^,rKMI c.c with 142.636 m.p.h. Iruly a brilliant car— from any point of view M Powered by the record breaking Austin A X) M engine, the Austin Healey Hundred has everything M foi the skilful driver who wishes83 words
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Article, Illustration431 1954-07-22 15 A TRIPLE BOOST FOR BOXING -IF IT COMES Nene still plans big despite ill luck Matchmaker j Free Press Boxing Reporter OAY RICO complains of stomach pains, and a sus- pected appendix attack puts paid to the card planned for July 31 by Singapore Boxing Promotions. Well that's the way431 words
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Article267 1954-07-22 15 PAKISTAN, weakened by injuries must beat England or force a draw m the third Test beginning at Manchester today to keep the fourmatch series alive. The rain-ruined first Test vaa drawn and England won the M'cond at Trent BridgeThe final game m the seriesReuter - 267 words
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Article114 1954-07-22 15 I PAKISTAN'S team for the third Test against England starting at Old Tafford, Manchester, today j is. Hanif Mohammad, lmtiaz Ahmed. Waqar Hassan, Maqsood Ahmed, A. H. Kardar, M. E. Z. Ghaxali, Waiir Mohammad, Faial Mahmood. KhaI lid Wazir, Shujauddin and Mahmood Hussan with Khalid Hassan as114 words
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Article115 1954-07-22 15 ONLY five horses out of an original entry of 37 have accepted for the Goodwood Cup to be run over two miles five fujlongs at, Goodwood next Thursday. They are with weights m pounds. Elpenor Souepi. Blarney Stone and Galloway Hills-all 126. Prescription—loB. Fifteen finalReuter - 115 words
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Article34 1954-07-22 15 I er Axel Per.-.son of Sweden took --trly lead by flying a distance I 1 miles m his single-seater glid- s the world gliding champion•'»(i at Great Hucklow Eng- yestCTdmy.34 words
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Article100 1954-07-22 15 (MMCAGO White Sox slowed the New York Yankees half 4 fame behind the pace-setting Cleveo Indians yesterday, pounding out ■•'-3 victory as Virgil Trucks beime first American Baseball ue pitcher to win 13 games. it c hicago, .Bill Taylors ninth lnsmgl e scored Hank Thompson IA.P - 100 words
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Article79 1954-07-22 15 The Army (Singapore) team to meet RAF. m the Senior cricket tournament at Changi on Sund.iv is: MaJ. B. D. Dutfgan (rapt i, Maj G W. Levfe Maj. J. E. Evans, Capt P.' D. Short, Capt. A. S. Stepto, WO II C. R. Barron, S/Sgt79 words
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447 1954-07-22 15 LEAGUE CUP RESULTS AND POSITIONS RESULTS of Singapore Business Houses F. A League and Cup matches played yesterday, together with the tables, are: P W I) I- F A Pts O.T.E.C. 4 4 0 0 11 3 8 Mercantile It-; 4 3 0 1 14 8 6 Shell 4 2447 words
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Article89 1954-07-22 15 YfR GEOFFREY HOWARD. tbC Lancashire County fiif ket club secretary. Ml yesterday named as manager of the MCC team to lour Australia in the winter. Mr. Howard managed the MCC ,ide which toured India, Pakistan and Cevlon in 1951-52. He is a firm and capable administrator,Reuter - 89 words
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141 1954-07-22 15 Helgian wins lap No. 13 in Tour de Franrt A L RE D de Bruyne of Bel- g u H won the 13th lap of 4 805-kilometre Tour de jce bicycle marathon yesOther finishers: 2 -Rene Private, French South West team. r J f c an SabUnski. French J<>rtheast CentreAP - 141 words
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Advertisement21 1954-07-22 15 Spend A Glorious Evening wirh Miss ALICE LEE *t OCEAN PARK HOTEL Every Thursday Friday Saturday f Nightingale ol rhv Or'ent21 words
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Advertisement163 1954-07-22 15 CATHAY llam 1.4:»-4 15-6.45 f> 3«pm Allied Artists Presents Rod CAMCKON m -SHOUT CKASB" -TOMOKKOWSEXY and SAITY l^ina TURNER m M-<i-M^ "FUME and the FLESH" Trrhnicolor SATURDAY MIDNHiHT M-<;-M's "R«ST; MARIE' m CINEMASCOPE— COLOR ALHAMBRA i^^ 4l» CIIDHtORtI Mftll (904 OPENS m-UAY llam-1.30-4.00-G 45 9.Z9 p m. u\ AkimIAM«OffD«uMSMKN ...and163 words
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Article, Illustration224 1954-07-22 16 A MALAYAN golfer, Tom Verity of Kuala Lumpur. failed to quality yesterday for the later stage* ol the Swallow Harrogate 2,000 guineas professional goll tournament. He took Hi OH t lie Pannal course on Tuesday and 82 at the neighbouring Oakdale yesterday for a r.jiai ofReuter - 224 words
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Article, Illustration334 1954-07-22 16 Len leads works to 5/3 for 7 f IN BUTTON, Baflftlld's captain for the tour of A Australia next winter, signalled his return to health and good form yesterday hy hitting lfi:> Yorkshire off Combined Services. It surpassed his previous best score this season by exactly 100.334 words
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Article145 1954-07-22 16 \l Uttfi Ol*mocg«n 327 lor nine (Parkhouse 182) veraus Middlesex Derby: Susiex l« lOtadwin fun fOf L l Deroy.stnre 179 lor two .H. uner 118. At Colchester: Surrey 229 iSteVftrl 134. J. Bailey live for 54 > E.v-,ex [)2 lor three (Insole not out 54). At Bristol: GloucestershireReuter - 145 words
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Article82 1954-07-22 16 MAJOR General H.B. Klopper manager of the South African team, predicted m Vancouver yesterday that a& many a.^ half the existing Empire Games records might be broken if the weather holds good for the 1954 Games from July 31 to August 7. "There are82 words
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Article19 1954-07-22 16 20 Words $6 (minimum) POPE: To Henry and Elizabeth July 20»h. a son, at Bungsar Hospital, Kuala Lumpur.19 words
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Article110 1954-07-22 16 THE English Professional Footballers Union yesterday asked the Government's industrial disputes tribunal to define "an international football match". The players claimed that members who took part m the recent World Cup series m Switzerland should receive the £50 regulation international fee for each match gameReuter - 110 words
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Article91 1954-07-22 16 HTHE second annual Federation of A Malaya Police sports will be held on July 30 and 31 at the Police! De|)ot Kuala Lumpur. All 11 contingents (ei^ht states, two Settlements and the Police Depot i will compete. There will be more than 303 comj>etitors Two new eventc,91 words
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Article179 1954-07-22 16 GERMAN HORSEMAN TRIUMPHS HERR Fritz Thiedermann of Germany, riding Meteor, last night won the King George V Gold Challenge Cup, one of the world's most covet- ed individual awards for show jumping. In the most thrilling finish in the history of the event, the German rider won after four IReuter - 179 words
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Article60 1954-07-22 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.- Selangor Eurasian Association and Singapore Recreation Club cricketers will meet at Kuala Lumpur on July 31 and Auk 1 for their annual Clarke Cup match. The competition was not played last year because the Singapore RC. were unabk' to send a60 words
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Article, Illustration10 1954-07-22 16 and Parkhouse cracks on 182 The umpire changed his mind.10 words
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Article27 1954-07-22 16 British Empire heavyweight boxing champion Don Cockell \u, urived In New York for his Qfhl against Harry Matthews In R#>attl» on July 30 U.P.U.P. - 27 words
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Article393 1954-07-22 16 JUNIOR BADMINTON RESULTS RESULTS of the ties m the Singapore Badminton Association's i junior championships played at the Singapore Badminton stadium last i night were- MOOED DOI'BLES (FIRST ROUND) Joan Kao and Robert Lim beat Ruth Oim and A F. Menon 15—7, 15—3; Nancy Ang and How Keaw Hing wo.393 words
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Advertisement240 1954-07-22 16 CLASSIFIED ADS. ACCOMMODATION VACANT Worit $2 (min.)—Box 50 ets. txtrm. ROCHDALE", 4, Rochalie Drive, I'Anglin Area. Double room with sitting room and bathroom attached. Full MMd. Phone *****. DOUBLE Accommodation. European Guest house, comfort, quiet homely atmosphere, full board, noted'for good table. 129 Stevens RQtd. Tel. *****. 'NEW FLOKAVILLF.I. 130,240 words
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Advertisement146 1954-07-22 16 LOSE WEIGHT f A Ml \^f I I I w Safe and Effective No Toxic Drugs No Glandular Extract Ancelin is a new way of reducing excess weight safe, sure and easy. Anfelin consists of special white tablets made Vj of harmless inert vegetable substance that srience has just found146 words
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