The Singapore Free Press, 18 September 1954
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Title Section22 1954-09-18 1 The Singapore Free Press bargfgt Afternoon Sale in Malaya. N 1 1 i ,7. Singapore, Sat., Sept. 18, 1954. Price 13 Cts22 words
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Article74 1954-09-18 1 riHINES Nationalist Air F units yesterday conD bomb Chinese Com)Ositions at Amoy. a ommunique said last :ommunique said many were dropped and t irg ts destroyed with- Earlier in the day. the Nationalists announced that their planes on Thursday destroyed 100 Communist junks at Sunwau Bay. northReuter - 74 words
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134 1954-09-18 1 rTHE Australian Navy will be 1 reorganised for possible service in South East Asia, and to gear for atomic ware tactics, the Army Minister, Mr. Josiah Francis, announced in Canberra today. Senior army officers in December will begin planning i '.v.umes in organisation,Reuter - 134 words
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Article95 1954-09-18 1 s ATLANTIC FLEET headquarters said in Norfolk. Virginia, yesterday that 10 ships of the Atlantic Fleet amphibious force, all based in Norfolk, would be transferred foi duty with the Pacific Fleet at the beginning of 1955. This brings to 27 the number being transferred from theReuter - 95 words
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Article282 1954-09-18 1 Grenades thrown gTRONG forces patrolled the streets of Saigon last night and set up road blocks following an hour-long street battle in which two men were killed and four wounded. Police said that two grenades were thrown and tommy guns used in the fight which was282 words
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Article28 1954-09-18 1 A clerk in the Indonesian Consulate in Singapore was attacked by seven Chinese in Sembawa Road, Singapore, yesterday, and robbed of his $400 camera ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article136 1954-09-18 1 MR. R. Jumabhoy, Singapore Legislative Councillor and president of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, this morning said that the $500 a month salary qualification clause in the Colony's immigration laws should be reduced at once He said thLs clause had hit .he Indian community hard especially136 words
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Article95 1954-09-18 1 NESE Communist army rces facing the Nationa- ;on on Formosa have i ived orders to "make for battle." Peking Rayi sterday. broadcast said a direcued to Red troops t China to step up prefor the "liberation" -i In face of increas- ed Nationalist aid and sea raidsU.P. - 95 words
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Article31 1954-09-18 1 A diplomati in London lay called on "every interested In peace to Israel from any further lon <»nd to give Immewonomic and military «W to the Arab states.31 words
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Article26 1954-09-18 1 About 450 yards of overhead t< leph( >ne cables arc missing from the corner ol Sophia Road and U ppei Wiikir Roadi Singa pore.26 words
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Article32 1954-09-18 1 a European visitor to Sings pore living in a hotel in TanJong Pagar, yesterday reported to the police thai a diamond ring worth |5,000 had been taken from Ins room.32 words
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Article45 1954-09-18 1 Staff associations of the Singapore City Council have accepted the council's offer of Government scales of pay which will send up the pay bill about $4,000,000 a year. Their decision was Riven In a letter to the acting president of the council today.45 words
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Article26 1954-09-18 1 Thieves broke into the home Of an Army colonel in Rochester Park. Singapore, yesterday and stole a camera, a carving knife and $290 cash.26 words
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Article26 1954-09-18 1 The Singapore Rubber Market opened steadily this morning with first grade, October shipment ay 7 8 .nits a pound five-sixteenth cent above yesterday's close.26 words
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256 1954-09-18 1 Judge to see if Goldsmith flat is fit for baby V RIS Judge yesterday de- iclod to Inspect James smith's luxurious Paris End flat before ruling custody claim bv her mdmother for four months old Isabel GoldIth. The Duch( ss ol Durcal, estran'•i wife oi Bolivian tin milIre Antenor Patino,256 words
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Advertisement157 1954-09-18 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiieii■ii a i i i i i a i i i i i i i i i i i i i I Follow f fPendengarl I pENDENGARS Special I E Selections for Singa- a I pore races today are: I I SPECIAL NAP E Barakat DOUBLE Na/akat, E Stealth. TREBLE157 words
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Article206 1954-09-18 2 Six-hour talk-and Dulles says yes' MR. John Foster Dulles left for the United States last night after endorsing in broad outline Britain's new plan to Salvage Western defence from the wreckage of the European army scheme. Britain has proposed that West Germany be rearmed withinReuter - 206 words
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Article68 1954-09-18 2 Scores or teenage girls laughing and shouting gave Mr. John Foster Dulles an unexpected send on" from London airport last night. They were waiting to welcome the American singer Frankie Laine who was flying in from Paris, waving placards announcing "Frankie I Love You." Then Mr. DullesReuter - 68 words
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Article, Illustration35 1954-09-18 2 This four entertainers are in Singapore on their way to Korea to give shows to troops. From left are: Billy Whittaker and his wife, comedians. Jean Bayless, singer, and Lenny Felix, pianist Free Press picture.35 words
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Article23 1954-09-18 2 Eighty Germans who served in the French Foreign Legion in Indo -China have sought asylum in Rnvipt-orriinirrl East Germany. A.P.A.P. - 23 words
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159 1954-09-18 2 ASSESSING mid-1954 rubber statistics the Natural Rub- her Bureau in Washington says there will be no surplus of natural rubber thi.s year. Earlier the Colombo rubber study group estimated production at 1,705,000 long tons and consumption 1,681,000 lonu tons a surplus of159 words
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Article83 1954-09-18 2 4 NUMBER <>f companli e Which want to buy United Btatei Qovernmenl owned synthetic robber plants are, now prepared to pay more for them than thev were b few month ago, Recording to a spokesman foi tht Rubber Producing Facilit li Dl posal Commission. TheReuter - 83 words
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143 1954-09-18 2 OUSSIA apologised to Finland on Thursday night for "involuntary" flight over ±%> Finnish territory by three Soviet jet planes. A note handed to the Finnish Foreign Ministry by the Soviet ambassador to Helsinki, Mr. V. Z. Lebedev, said the planes,Reuter - 143 words
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118 1954-09-18 2 PATINO BABY TO BE BORN IN BOLIVIA DAGMAR Sanchez Betancourt, 19-year-old estranged wife of Jorge Ortiz Patino, of the tin family, told friends in La Paz, Bolivia, yesterday she had come there from Cuba so that her child may be born a Bolivian. Mrs. Ortiz Patino entered a clinic toA.P. - 118 words
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Article128 1954-09-18 2 TUNISIAN EXILE IS FREED MHABIB Bourguiba, exiled leader of the Neo Destour Nationalist Party in Tunisia was freed yesterday from forced residence at a country house near Paris. He was told that from now on he may travel freely anywhere in Fiance except in the departments of the Seine (GreaterReuter - 128 words
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Article44 1954-09-18 2 A TYPHOON which hit Korea on Tuesday left 32 people dead and 207 missing, South Korean officials said last night. Most casualties and damage were along the mountainous east coast, where torrent i ,1 rains flooded large areas.- A .P.A.P. - 44 words
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Advertisement23 1954-09-18 2 You can Phone Your SMALL AUS. to Singapore 24(00 Ext. 10tt p F^*™^F Jk jb This is a STRAITS TIMES Classified Advertisement service23 words
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Article, Illustration69 1954-09-18 3 EVERYBODY else is in- Ij tently watching their favourites start in the koleh race but the little ooj in the centre is obvi- ouslj much more intrigu- ed In a Free Press cam- if mini. i rhis Free Press picture h is taken on the Johore69 words
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Article29 1954-09-18 3 SIX people died in a fire yesterday in Kincaid "Kansas) that quickly engulfed a nursing home. One other patient was burned seriously. Three escaped.29 words
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114 1954-09-18 3 |)i' RONALD RICHTER. former boss of Argentina's atomic energy programme, was arrested in Buenos Aires yesterday and gaoled in the capital's station to servo a five-day term for contempt Congress. Th< Chamber of Deputies ordered the arrest after a fivehour debate. The action wasA.p. - 114 words
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Article45 1954-09-18 3 Dr. Lin Yu-tang. the Chinese philosopher and writer, accompanied by his wife and daughter, will leave Rome for Athens today. From Athens he will go to Singapore at the beginning of next month to take charge of Nanyang University. Router.45 words
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Article38 1954-09-18 3 pMore than 300 British and 7 ;i Pilgrim* stood at the remSmS Arnnem yesterday '."^rmg the men who tno Rk y 10 years to die in a desperate EPS AUie a a^ h QUick Vlctory nines.38 words
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149 1954-09-18 3 MINISTER QUITS TO DEFEND HIS SON IN SCANDAL CASE FOREIGN MINISTER Attilio Piccioni is believed to have sent in his resignation yesterday in order to defend his son against accusations linking him with Italy's Wilma Montesi scandal. The report came from several high Government .sources, who said Piccioni's action mightA.P. - 149 words
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76 1954-09-18 3 rpHREE convicts escaped from JL Nevada state prison yesterday with a guard a.s a hostage. Tiie three men crashed a speeding truck through the main gate of the prison in a blaze of guniire, and guard George Miller, 59, later was found dead in76 words
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271 1954-09-18 3 S'pore artist found no 'gold mine' in London WU Tsai Yen. Singapore's brilliant finger-artist. .<aid yesterday that though he found the English had a «reat love of art, London was iio gold mine." However, he said, before leaving London for NewYork: "I am very satisfied with the financial side of271 words
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Article29 1954-09-18 3 The Obernkirchen children's choir of 30 sirls and six boys from West Germany yesterday beyan a six-week eonc ,rf inttr Of 30 American cities. A. P.A.P. - 29 words
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Article91 1954-09-18 3 I^RS. Janet Jagan. secretary of the left-wing People's Progressive Party iti British Guiana, was ordered in Georgetown yesterday to pay a fine of $150 or serve three months in prison, on a charge of being found in possession oi ".Soviet News," a publication bannedReuter - 91 words
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Advertisement350 1954-09-18 3 CONDUCT STANDARDS DOWN DAVID MAXWELL FYFE, British Home Secretary, told a 0 Boy Scouts conference in Filey. Yorkshire yesterday that standards of conduct in Britain were generally lower now than JO >ears ago. He told the scouts they could do "untold good" in retrieving and raising the standards. Reuter. >UIASY-HT350 words
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386 1954-09-18 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, s ept. 18, 1954. Opinion SAFETY FIRST? In the first seven days of the load safety drive, some 350 .traffic accidents have been reported in Singapore. Two of the accidents were fatal. A dozen were officially labelled serious. In one day alone 68 accidents came386 words
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Article, Illustration764 1954-09-18 4 There is misunderstanding of our friends as icell as of the Reds says Simon Maynard I r li about tiiin that Washington i New Vork, Chicago Philadelphia, San .Francisco and Detroit were on the Itineraries of our wandering politicians They lu> to Paris764 words
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Article, Illustration24 1954-09-18 4 Dody Heath was playing in a Broadway show when Hollywood signed her on to plav a persistent Scottish la*| in the cinemascope musical "Brigadoon."24 words
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Article197 1954-09-18 4 HAR WELL IN A HURR Y IMPORTANT work on 1 the industrial use of atomic energy is hein^ stopped up at Harwell. Britain's main centre of atomic research, on the Berkshire Downs This follows the recent add! tion to the vast amount ol equipment In Harwell's laboratories oi Dimple and197 words
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Advertisement34 1954-09-18 4 imi Bnnm TELEFUNKEN y 7774WK \S lr op. 7 V*ivt Sft^^^^i»WTßWfr'*r?lHßßsMMfc|^M BPffteUj tropicalM ac Mode] ium bandspread with u lectlvltj regulator In an elegant vaJnut cabinet, seow kuan co. •I, IMiohv (.haut. Siiiga|Hi? t».34 words
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Advertisement38 1954-09-18 4 CHANGfc OF ADDRESS E. I. PARRISH CO. ANNOUNCE the transfer of their business to ground floor show-room fir offices at No. 28, South Canal Road, (Adjoining Chulia Street) Singapore, f« Telephone Telegrams ***** TECHMED For SURGICAL TECHNICAL SUPPLIES38 words
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382 1954-09-18 5 BIG S'PORE BACKING FOR TECHNICAL TRAINING PLAN EDUCATIONISTS and parents in Singapore yesterday strongly supported the proposed new education system to incorporate technical training from primary school up to University level. Many thought the plan was a timely move because of the Colony's rapid industrial and building expansion. Mr. R.382 words
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Article61 1954-09-18 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Federation Government announced yesterday that the Ma-laya-America Oversea! telephone service has now been extended to Cuba. Minimum charge for a call is $48.75. The service will be open from 0.30 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. daily except Sundays. Canada and Mexico are the61 words
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Article, Illustration335 1954-09-18 5 TODAY'S V.I.P. \|K James Purdoti Lewes 111 Thomss, M.P., First lord of the Admiralty, who arrived in Singapore yesterday to start a three"ueek tour of the Far East h.is made naval matters one Of his principal parliunentary interests from the war years. In335 words
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121 1954-09-18 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. a PATROL ol the Second A Battalion Malay Regiment killed a terrorist in a camp in the Sungkai area of South Perak yesterday morning. Another terrorist wa i wmnded but managed to escape. In Johoro. terrorLU fired on a telecom!121 words
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Article29 1954-09-18 5 TAIPINO, Sat The annual Inspection of the Taiping unit of the British Red Cross Society will be held at 930 a.m. on Sunday on the Regimental Ground.29 words
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121 1954-09-18 5 1)11*1. ft response to the 1 one month campaign started in July for books for the Singapore Harbour Board Boys' Club library has been poor. Mr. Choo Teek Pull, honorary secretary, said yesterday that only 60 books including magazines had so far been received.121 words
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Article, Illustration121 1954-09-18 5 ACTION taken by residents of Singapore's Kolam Ayer Housing Estate to use their market (.shown above) as a community centre instead is beginning to show results. The chairman of the estate working committee. Mr. Ng Loh Soon told the Free Press today: "Our request is being121 words
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Article141 1954-09-18 5 ceiitly, and made recommendations to the City Council for better use of the market. The Assistant Secretary (Community Centres;, Mr. A. B. Weatherall said since it was found that the market was hardly being used, "it would be better for the residents to make it their141 words
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Advertisement12 1954-09-18 5 TkeieU srott A KagtU (S.I i I ''I Bf«p#W KimI» i umptir.12 words
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Article83 1954-09-18 6 rpHE lowly p< anut will Into |tfl own m i yt ar at the national pi i t( i Liva] in .Dothan, a t.» t n next month There win b« i a recipe i < M test f«>r the br.sf dishes usinß peanut products, andA.P. - 83 words
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Miscellaneous248 1954-09-18 6 ••••••••••■•■•••••■■•••■■•■••■■■••»a..4l.4t. 444 m m *****44. V II o*^ I I O^.V MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis M WWM W^/ f EAR,<O f.OCh. I rHAT", .VAV I H'"* WINDOW- {.^■■■.iHHß.i.^^ NO/, i ARE SMCIC i CN^K.h'/ I I'LL UWEAKII V/6W/ AHSLtCOPTEQ &4mm/^l) s NAAOAB£FORI 50 Hffti 60E5 r^f>^ Q248 words
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Miscellaneous692 1954-09-18 6 I YOUR I I LUCKY STAR E today, you are MfggS« I tially an independent s OU I E but, while you cannot be dri\t-n E against your will, you can be easily intlueiued by someone E you admire or love. You are E E an optimist and, no matter692 words
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295 1954-09-18 7 No opium? Then it's sleeping pillo for addicts ivKSPERATE opium addicts in Singapore have U created a black-market in drugs by taking to sleeping pills, cocaine and morphine Sale of these drugs, listed under the Poisons ordnance, is forbidden unless under doctors' prescriptions But quacks and peddlers are reported to295 words
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Article, Illustration46 1954-09-18 7 picture. The Governor, Sir John Nicoll, studying a visual-aids model of a road crossing when he vi.sited the Singapore Safety First exhibition in the Victoria Memorial Hall. With him is Mr. Sandy G. Pillay, chairman of the Safety First Council. The exhibition closes tomorrow. Free PressFree Press - 46 words
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Article63 1954-09-18 7 UTTERWORTH, Sat.-Pro-vince Wellesley UMNO may [orm an alliance with the MCA contest future flections. inche Ahmad Saaid. the local JJfJNO secretary said yesteru a j TMvvT u ntatives from all JNO branches l n Province weu< sley met here to make lans ror elections. A special committee63 words
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Article163 1954-09-18 7 SEREMBAN, Sat. j«g Negri Sembilan Poppy Day Appeal Committee is apnta* an all-out drive to nionev for the fund this ?fi 1 n iL Mr s Margot Massie, Zli In f he State Le al Adviser a« yesterday appointed oraniser and chairman. „,H proßramm e163 words
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150 1954-09-18 7 WILLIAM Robert Riley, i). youngest round-the-world passenger on board the President Monroe, which is in Singapore, is having the time of his life. William is under the care of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Riley. Missing about two months150 words
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Article40 1954-09-18 7 PBNANO, Sat. Chinese Reication tMub will hold a so ial and dance at Victoria 'Jreen on Oct 16 to rals< tunds to send teams for ttv mnual Inter-CRC quadran miliar sports festival at Kuala Lumpur this Christmas40 words
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152 1954-09-18 7 £OMPETENT but unqualified midwives will not be barred from practising in Singapore if the Legislative Council accepts a select committee recommendation. The Government had originally proposed in a bill that only those midwives who held a diploma or certificate in midwifery should be152 words
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216 1954-09-18 7 By Peter de Cruz. SINGAPORE'S eldest pig, which recently celebrated it's 23rd birthday alternately grunting and dozing, is still aave and kicking at the Garden of Liberation off Thomson Road, Singapore. If anything, this grand old pig among the other pigs and216 words
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Article32 1954-09-18 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. There were 239 registered trade unions at the end of last month, it is officially reported. The unions have a total membership of 114,136.32 words
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Advertisement18 1954-09-18 7 AROUND THE WORLD... it's I J SWIMWEAR PLAYABOUTS Sole Atents: IY< I I SHHt LTD. ftft. 1114.11 STIIIFT-TII.:18 words
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Article258 1954-09-18 8 Year the North Pole was South OTRANGE things have *r been happening tu the North Pole, scientists have i discovered. I Over the ages it has wan- j dered b\\ over the world. At one time it was in Arizona It j moved to the islands Of the Pacific, to258 words
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Article, Illustration41 1954-09-18 8 The Canberra is refuelled for one of the final sorties of the flying trials conducted by No. 542 Squadron of the R.A.F. Waiting to take over the aircraft are Flight Lieutenant 1). .1. Carruthers (left) and Flying Officer P. A. Ilamil.41 words
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Article51 1954-09-18 8 Mr. Henry Sherek. who introduced the T. S. Eliot plays "The Cocktail Party" and "The Confidential Clerk*' to London by way of the Edinburgh Festival. has acquired the stage rights of Dvlan Thomas's last work. "Und<>' Milk Wood." it may be produced at next year's Edinburgh51 words
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Article52 1954-09-18 8 Terence Andre, aged two. was rescued by a passer-by when he fell down an Bft manhole outside his home in Willesden, London. Terence, who was slightly hurt, was 80 impressed when four fire engines, four police cars, and an ambulance arrived that he forgot to52 words
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Article282 1954-09-18 8 S ELF-PITY has become an Occupational disease of the miners and dockers of Britain and is now affecting the railwaymen -according to Canon M T Dunlop, Director oj .Religious Education m the .Diocese f Manchester, in a paper on Voluntary service in the Welfare State."282 words
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Article, Illustration397 1954-09-18 8 HALF-WAY TO THE MOON TESTS FOR RAF PLANE Crews lived in non-stop daylight A KOYAL AIK FORCE Canberra jet-plane engaged A in intensive flying trials has just completed 300 hours in 25 days covering a distance of some 156,000 miles— or more than half-way to the moon. It is the397 words
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Article150 1954-09-18 8 WOMAN IN WELL SAVED BY DOG WOMAN was rescued from a tfft, disused well which no one knew existed. She fell down it while looking for her dog. But it was Major, a liver and white cocker spaniel, which found her. Mrs. Candida Parmiter. 58, fell late at ni«ht. The150 words
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171 1954-09-18 8 HEADLIGHT dazzle could be reduced by a Single l design for all vehicles and regular testing ol headlamps. But the only way to find a satisfactory solution to the dazzle danger is in some other form of lighting. These are the opinion of the171 words
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Article92 1954-09-18 8 The National Health Service is not only short of nursing recruits but of sister tutors tc teach what students there are. And the position is likely to get worse. The annual report of King Edward's HOB] Ital Fund for London blamea rapidly diminishing "surplus female population.92 words
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Article243 1954-09-18 8 TRIP TO OPERA ENDS IN DRAMA AN ENGLISH girl who went with her Italian husband to Si-ily hoping to see opera now finds herself in an operalike predicament that has become a matter for diplomats. The Italian is miner Mr. s.dvatore Pullara, 23 nicknamed Tony— who went on holiday with243 words
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Article35 1954-09-18 8 Alan Thompson, two year- old son ed Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Thompson of Mannock-roa Wellingborough. Northai ts, wa found drowned in a washin I tub in the garden ol his home.35 words
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Article401 1954-09-18 9 A RUGBY STAR GETS 5 YEARS' GAOL U.'HEN told that a ma; m the clock at Es.se Quarter Sessions was sportsman of repute wh< was given a trial for ai international Rugby team Mr. Derek Curtis-Ben nett. Q.C., the chair man. said: "Previou, good character canno be taken into account401 words
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Article20 1954-09-18 9 .Coins thrown for luck into a vwxhing' won near Shrewsbury Castle have disappeared, l "f castle custodian reported.20 words
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Article195 1954-09-18 9 A book of 3-D photographs OJ film star Diana Dors. 1 W Viewed through red and -^taeies, WM wW I" hre to have a "cornuVn^S 1 graving inHij' {a hee asked that they n b de *troyed, but the Yorktime'in™ 16 t hr V squired iKiwm.r195 words
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Article, Illustration29 1954-09-18 9 picture. there 3 wLT burner Abov^^heTe" IZZ f their h h hla "«> Despite the weather c «*i nuuy ne wnere these four hnnmV hccoc „44,i,.r.„„.i tu,.:. *—^i. dances. PopperPopper - 29 words
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229 1954-09-18 9 snipping battle for Far East trade JAPANESE CUT-PRICE RATES START WAR W aS bee declare d in the shipping lanes linking !J 1 Britain with the Far East. The fight-to capture freight cargoes-is between 17 established shipping companies and a newcomer to the route, the Mitsuil Line or Japan. The229 words
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Article, Illustration38 1954-09-18 9 Senora Delia Delfiim Deglionomina de Parodi, who succeeded the late Eva Peron as President of Argentina's Eemmist Peronist.i Party. This picture of the Senora was taken in London before she left on a visit to Germany. Iteuter picture.38 words
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Article101 1954-09-18 9 He wasn't in nudist colony THERE were about 1.000 men and women bathers at London's Lido on the Serpentine that glorious sunny afternoon. P. C. Thorna* Hurrell was there, too. Then, he said, a woman came up to him and complained about the costume worn by John Stanhope. Stanhope w.ss101 words
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Article335 1954-09-18 9 A MAN who was described as "a source of great peril to children*' by Mr. Gerald Thesiger. Q.C.. chairman of West Kent Quarter Sessions, was sentenced to 12 years' preventive detention at Maidstone, lie is Henry Pearce, aged 33, moulder, of Hammersmith. .London, who was335 words
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Article782 1954-09-18 10 KATHLEEN HICKLEY - KATHLEEN HICK LEY by The mystery deepens. Mr. Down disappears and the boys help the police to look for a wanted clown. BOEY and i hong Lai see a mysterious packet tossed to a man in a green shirt at the circus. They find the packet later in782 words
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223 1954-09-18 10 MAKE YOUR OWN GIFT CHRISTMAS CALENDAR HERE is brand new hobby for all you boys and girls. Drawing, woodwork, and painting; all in one— and yet it is so easy! A piece of scrap wood, such as the top of a cigar box or a piece of plywood, a piece223 words
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Advertisement208 1954-09-18 10 Free Tickets to the Cinema I I DOUS double free cinema seats can be won !< this week, boys and girls. Just colour this picture with paints, crayons or chalks and you may win two free tickets to a Cathay SS Organi-sation first- run theatre. Double ss tickets will go208 words
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Miscellaneous305 1954-09-18 10 Rupert and Niagara 7 Reaching the top of .he hJi Where d:d you find it M As Rupcn meets tl\c lonely, anx.ous soon as he can get a word in figure ol Mrs Guine.ipig. Is- Rupert <mil:ng!y tells her that Ben that you. Rupcr.^" she cries "Ha is commg and305 words
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Article, Illustration22 1954-09-18 11 Scotland Well we've seen Balmoral from the air, stalked our /Jrst deer.. nou what do we do22 words
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Article, Illustration315 1954-09-18 11 Window on the World Treaty. But the Manchurian railway has been transferred to the Chinese People's Republic. So far this would seem to be a diplomatic gain for China, but it is significant that China has invited Russia to stay in Port Arthur and Dairen by a secret clause. Soviet315 words
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Article, Illustration415 1954-09-18 11 Even anti-Americans like this American fVO 44-year-ola Douglas Dillon, U.S Ambassador to France, goes the credit for a rare piece of political prescience and courage. He was the first Ambassador to warn his Government that there was no conceivable majority for EDC in the French Parliament.415 words
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Advertisement85 1954-09-18 11 IT SHOULD HAPPEN TO A DOG! DOGO-SAN FOOD ADDITIVE containing essential vitamins and minerals in concentrated form COOD NEWS FOR EVERY DOC 1 to 3 teaspoonfuls per day mixed in your dog's usual food will keep him in tip top condition HE WILL LOVE IT, BECAUSE IT CONTAINS LIVER AND85 words
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536 1954-09-18 12 VIUCH has been written about smoking .since the tobacco habit was introduced to Europe from America In the beginning it was believed to be morally wrong to smoke. .Later medical people studied the effects of tobacco on animals and on human beings and came to536 words
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Article441 1954-09-18 12 PROBABLY the error that casts as much as any land in bridge is misinterpretation of the meaning of a double. .Sometimes the error is made by the doubler; more often it is made by his partner. Either way, it can be expensive. In the following bidding situations, what441 words
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Article, Illustration287 1954-09-18 12 left arm may result after exercise It is common knowledge that most inveterate smokers' hands tremble when they intend to execute some fine movement. This is due to the effect of tobacco on the nerves which control the delicate movements of the muscles. As soon as a personReuter - 287 words
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Article134 1954-09-18 12 MEN are switching from cigarettes to pipes at the rate of two to one, Kaywoodie, New York and London pipe manufacturers, report. "Women already purchase 70% of all pipes sold in the United States," they say. "The design of pipes has been radically changed134 words
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Advertisement75 1954-09-18 12 I QUALITY i Combined with fine Craftsmanship Produces most acceptable gifts I Which one could only obtain I AT S. P. de SILVA j 45 HIGH STREET SINGAPORE 6. j KUALA LUMPUR IPOH. 9 fv< >s\ rv Wa« wo t/ri >\v< w < >^« wk >^< wk r%< »>r< >^<75 words
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Miscellaneous262 1954-09-18 12 CUES ACROSS: 5. How to tell an Irish man to 1 Sounds from the gallery -or a F, the roof <3-5i lne fj o who answers a ring 7. The idle baker (6). »j™ Avenue hotel (7). 8. One CO or another CO. In you serve hard roes in florid262 words
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Article203 1954-09-18 13 \CT OF LOVE" (coming to the Pavilion) is the story oi an American soldier's wartime romance with a French girl. The soldier iKlrk Douglas), is the familiar American screen nude: simple, generous to a fault, friendly to the natives, and with a healthy, if obvious appreciation of203 words
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Article501 1954-09-18 13 Michael Ruddy - Michael Ruddy By T MET LI LI DAMITA 1 recently. ERROL FLYNN'S first wife is waiting for the Gay Lover to return. "He owes me $30,000 for alimony, support and taxes and I am really pressed for cash. D'you know when he's coming back here?" Lili demanded. I admitted501 words
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Article, Illustration466 1954-09-18 13 Al Wedekind - 'Romeo' is a film 'Classic' Al Wedekind By /ilu musics tongue unfold the imagined happiness that both receive in either by this dear encounter." Romeo (Lauranee Harvey) and Juliet (Susan Shentall) repeat their marriage vows across the grille of the con fessional. ROMEO AND JILIET (Cathay) can take its place466 words
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Article114 1954-09-18 13 A MAN has to do what he has to do" seemed to be the f\ main reason for the U.S. fighting man's presence in the last Korean War according to the film "Men or the Fighting Lady." (coming to the Cathay). This theme is vividly sounded as U.S.114 words
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Advertisement135 1954-09-18 13 I. K. CAPITOL NOW! 10.4. r >-1.30-4-6.45-9.3fl p.m. JOHN WAYNE in Warners* "THE HIGH AND THE MIGHTY" Cinemascope WarnerColor MIDNIGHT TONIGHT "NALLA KALAM" (Tamil) D E Y N OW SHOWING! It fc A 11-1.45-4-6.30-9.30 Barry Sullivan in "THE MIAMI STORY" vrith Luther Adler (Col.) MIDNIGHT TONIGHT John Payne, Mari Blan<135 words
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Article, Illustration26 1954-09-18 14 Recognise the hockey player above? If you cannot make him out from this "ghost"' picture see the solution at foot of this column.26 words
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Article144 1954-09-18 14 ROSEWALL v. TRABERT SEMI-FINAL DEFENDING champion Ken Rosewall of Australia won his wav into the men's singles semi-finals of the Pacific Southwest Tennis tournament bv defeating Hamilton Richardson of New Orleans 6 —3, 2_6, 6—l, 6—2. Rosewall will play former National Champion Tonv Trabert today. The huskv Trabert flashed hisA.P. - 144 words
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Article59 1954-09-18 14 Nine final acceptances for the Knights Royal Stakes to be run over the old mile at Ascot Heath on .Saturday, September 25 are, together with weights: King of the Tudors Chamler both 130 lbs. Ambler II 123 lbs., Propitation, Jupiter, March Past, all 122 lbs.,59 words
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Article59 1954-09-18 14 The Brooklyn Dodger.-, hit out for six runs in the .-sixth inning to defeat Cincinnati Redleg.s 10-4 on a 15 hit attack Tills triumph RIOVM the Dodgers to within three Knmes of the pacesetting New York (Hants in the National Baseball Ltagui Th« Giants' gameA.P. - 59 words
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Article44 1954-09-18 14 They've got a brand new soccer score board at Nottingbam Forest. Its one of the be.M in the country. And It packs a .suiprl.se Every time Fcrest. wore a little man appwurs and waves a rattle. Spot the Sportsman SOLUTION: Ronnie Barth44 words
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Article398 1954-09-18 14 CHARLES BRYCE - CHARLES BRYCE Services field strongest XV By AUAJ IS ior your sports uiary: nvvvmov* i". «i floodlight rugger featuring: the "flying' Fijians. Their opponents'' a Combined Singapore and Federation Services side. The match is scheduled for Jalan Besar Stadium as a mid-season treat. i What Incredible398 words
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Article158 1954-09-18 14 By ARGOS SINGAPORE and the Federation clash at soccer today in the annual Sportsmen's Trophy match, scheduled for Jalan Besar Stadium, kick-off 8 p.m. Singapore is fielding the Malaya Cup team defeated 3-0 by Penang in last week's final. Admission prices are $2 and $1. Teams158 words
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Article27 1954-09-18 14 Argentina defeated Bulgaria and Isr.iel held Russia to a draw yesterday in the final tournament of the world chess championships won by Russia. A .P.A.P. - 27 words
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Article17 1954-09-18 14 Indonesians beat Eurasians 3-2 in last tlight'l SAFA Community League fixture at Jalan Besar Stadium.17 words
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Article, Illustration71 1954-09-18 14 RAF WIN U.K. SERVICES SWIMMING The R.A.F. won the British Inter Services Swimming Championship with a total of 68 points. The Army were second with 54 points and the Royal Navy third with 28. R.A.F. also won the Women's Services section with the W.R.A.C. second. Picture shows P. S. 2.71 words
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Article171 1954-09-18 14 'FHANKS to a group of Royal Air Force officers .serving at Habbaniyah. In Iraq, a nineteen-year-old Iraq footballer has joined English league .Second Division club Bristol Rovers for a long trial period. He Is Youra Ashaya. a clerk employed on the permanent staff St171 words
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Article235 1954-09-18 14 Sino-Malays to play Services l ice Press Soccer Reporter SINGAPORE Combined Services will meet Sino-Malays in a floodlight football fixture a week tomorrow at Jalan Besar Stadium. The match is part of the Singapore A.F.A.'s charity drive. Services team has been selected as follows: Sgt Clarke (Army); PO Hudson (RN).235 words
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107 1954-09-18 14 Ronnie Moore. 21-year old New Zealand motor cycling speedway ace, defeated Olle Nygen, Sweden, in the last heat and captured the world's championship at Wembly Stadium before B crowd ol 90.000 fans last night. Moore rode with his left leg in aReuter - 107 words
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Article41 1954-09-18 14 Britain maintained her lead after the ninth round in the 15-nation European bridge championships at Montreux yesterday.. The British team had i5 points in eight matches while the French team in second place had 14 points in nine matches41 words
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Article80 1954-09-18 14 Japs beat 3 world swim records JAPANESE swimmers saic they bettered three world records yesterday in a Waseda University meet. Officials listed them as: 200 -metre breaststroke 2: 35.2 by Mamor Tanaka, bettering the mark of 2: 37.4 set by Lund Gleie of Denmark in 1953. 200-metre butterfly 2: 21A.P. - 80 words
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Advertisement131 1954-09-18 14 FINEST GLARE PROTECTION MONEY CAN BUY! §The lenses in Bausch .Lomb RayBan Sun Glasses are made of the finest optical glass, ground-and-polished to highest precision standards. Here's the handsome new Ray-Ban "Wayfarer" model for men, with sturdy, stylish tv;«w zylonite frames. r An amazing sun glass development is f Gradient131 words
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Article, Illustration421 1954-09-18 15 iXK'KV MARCIANO, the K holder, was half a pound heavier than on Wednesday at the second weigh-in yesterday for the twice postponed world heavyweight title fight with Fzzard Charles at the Vankee Stadium in New York. Marciano scaled I3st. 51b. as linst his421 words
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Article21 1954-09-18 15 IreWa School held Indian <n "A' 1 to a 2-2 draw in a hockey match at Balestier yi terday21 words
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Article181 1954-09-18 15 rpHE M.C.C. team meets today in the children's A nursery of the s.s. "ORSOVA" when it is expected that the names of the four selectors for the Australia i tour will be announced. The choice is probably among Len Hutton (Captain), Peter May (vice-Captain), MajorReuter - 181 words
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Article100 1954-09-18 15 rTVWO new world records were chalked up yesterday at the Soviet athletic championships at Kiev. A new record for the 50 kilometre walk was set by Vladimir Ukhov in a time of 4 hours 18 mins. 49-2/10 sees. Nina Otkolenko set a new record for100 words
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Article94 1954-09-18 15 two probables and jockeys for the Imperial Produce Stakes running over six furlongs at Kempton Park today are: Duplication. W. Rickaby; Mabledon. Eph Smith; Roman Festival. Chnrlie Smirke: Preamble. Ken Gethin; Sierra Nevada, S. Smith; High Octane. H. Packham; Nimstar. unjockev; Grass Court. W. Elliott; Camot. E.Reuter - 94 words
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Article79 1954-09-18 15 HPALL, 19-year-old Mickey Wright A of La Jolla, California, crushed defending champion Mary Lena Faulk, 5 and 4 yesterday to enter the rlnal round of the women's U.S. national amateur golf championship. Mi s Wright's opponent in today's 36-hole final will be another young Calif ornian.A.P. - 79 words
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425 1954-09-18 15 17-YEAR-OLD CHOON LIM SETS 3 OF 11 RECORDS I? 1 EVEN records were set up sterday at the annual oria School .swimming gala, t the Chinese Swimming t- Hi 0 Oi them were claimed competitor— l7-year-old ChOOn Lim. who won his r d Micres.sive individual tonshlp, i. .in. who represented425 words
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Article260 1954-09-18 15 rpODAVS fixture* in the U.K. soccer leagues are: ENGLISH LEAGIE— DIV. 1 Aston Villa v. Charlton Burnley v. West Brom. Cardiff v. Manchester C. Chelsea v. Ever ton. Leicetser v. Newcastle Manchester U. v. Huddersfield Preston v. Arsenal Sheffield 11. v. Sheffield W. Sunderland v. BlackpoolReuter - 260 words
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Article41 1954-09-18 15 Australia's noted amateur wrestler, Dick Garrard, has been appointed to the important official post for the 1956 Olympic Games of Wrestling Technical Officer. His job will be to ensure that international rules are strictly enforced A.P.A.P. - 41 words
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150 1954-09-18 16 The going in his favour Free Press Course Correspondent J NAP Forest Beau to win the most important race on the Malayan Turf the Singapore Gold Cup over miles at Bukit Timah today. A welcome shower of ruin fell last ni^ht taking the150 words
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Article42 1954-09-18 16 20 Words $H (minimum). TO MR. AND MRS. DEVA RAJAN A Boy. Born September 16th, at Greenhill Nursing Home, Singapore. SPEIRS: At Batu Gajah Hospital on 17.9.54. To Netta wife Of John G. G. Spelra a son John Grant. Both well.42 words
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Article15 1954-09-18 16 20 Words $6 (minimum). MARTIN EDWARD CECIL (Tini) at Sydney on Thursday 16th September.15 words
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Article30 1954-09-18 16 20 Words #6' (minimum). THE FAMILY of the late Mrs. Clementine Antoine thank all relatives and friends for their kind attendance, assistance, wreaths. Messages of condolence, loan of cars.30 words
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Article967 1954-09-18 16 TOD A Y'S CARD RACE 1—2.15: CLASS 1, DIV. 3—6 FIRS. 1 227 Quicksand 9y Hudson 9.00 2 278 Airmark 4v Mulley 8.11 3 677 Fifty (Jrand 7y Tait 8.10 4 344 (irecian Knight 5y Jones 8.07 5 902 Arch Side 6y McCloud 8.04 6 853 Dande Bay 5y Bagby967 words
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Article113 1954-09-18 16 SHOW SHOW (In Race 8) Woods combination in Race 3. Determination is a tip from the right quarter. Campus Belle appeals as a safe each-way bet in Race 4. Kins Crow is fancied by the stable, and there is a strong i tip for Honolulu. Race 7 has113 words
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Article82 1954-09-18 16 TOM CT.EARY. Australian favourite for the title, beat T. G. Ree.s, of South Africa, by 3.000 points to 1,588 points yesterday in their world amateur billiards champion, hip mat* b< Cleary has now won three matches and meet the Indian champion, Wilson Jones. Is ins finalReuter - 82 words
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Article34 1954-09-18 16 European Middleweight champion Tlberlo mum ol Italy won 10 round non-title decision o\er Gaston Muelenbrouch of france In Italy la.st night, Mitri weighed ifii lb to 1 r>o < fot the frenchman.' A.P.A.P. - 34 words
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