The Singapore Free Press, 15 October 1954
1954-10-15
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Title Section20 1954-10-15 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malay a. \o. *****. Singapore, Fri., Oct. 15, 1951. Price 15 Cts.20 words
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Article334 1954-10-15 1 |piL GOVERNMENT took action last night m the London dock strike m an effort to prevent it from spreading all over the country as the strike leaders had threatened earlier m the day. The Minister for Labour, Sir Walter Monckton, called on both employers andReuter; U.P. - 334 words
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Article59 1954-10-15 1 Rubber still over 78 Bj Our Market Correspondent, r JIBBER opened quietly on IX the Singapore market this morning:. member first grade opened round 78 1 4 cents a lb., a quarter of a cent below its close last night, rhe October position, which ceases to be quoted this morning59 words
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Article32 1954-10-15 1 General Yuan Chung-hsien, C immunist China's ambassador [ndia, who arrived m Sinpore on Wednesday, left this morning for Hong Kong acimpanled by his first secreMr. Bi Sok Wang.32 words
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Article126 1954-10-15 1 EX-QUEEN Narriman of Egypt scorched all rumours yesterday of any breakup with her second husband Dr. Adham El Nakib. when she said, at Laussane, Switzerland. "We are getting along wonderfully. I am certain he thinks a lot of me." She said that as soon asU.P. - 126 words
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93 1954-10-15 1 SHORTAGES and rising prices were reported from many sections of Indonesia yesterday as the nation ited Government moves to counter the worsening onomic and financial crisis. The Bakers' Association m Bandung, Indonesia's rd largest city, announced that as from tomorrow re will be no bread93 words
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176 1954-10-15 1 THE American film. "On the Waterfront," which deals with a clash between New York dock workers and racketeers has been banned as "not suitable for Hong Kong," although it has been passed by the Malayan Film Censor, Mrs. Cynthia Koek. Mrs. Koek told176 words
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Article31 1954-10-15 1 Singapore police have detain--1 three men m connection >i a temple robbery m Paya bar last evening. A $500 gold le was alleged to have 1 en stolen.31 words
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Article33 1954-10-15 1 man i.s reported to have Ken nto a shop m Tanjong r area of Singapore last by smashing the showTwo pen knives are said been taken. A man has been detained.33 words
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Article23 1954-10-15 1 xtrrn-year-old Thong ChW who was found stabbed m tho back m Tanjon<? Pr .Singapore last night, n w hospital seriously ili.23 words
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Article100 1954-10-15 1 FILM star Susan Haywrad said m Hollywood yesterday that she would not SO to tho Far East t<> niake a film because a judge refused to tel her take her twin sons with her. i Judge Herbert Walker ruled the previous day that the reahairedU.P. - 100 words
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Article, Illustration140 1954-10-15 1 For Pritt— 1,000 farewells ABOI'T 1.000 Chinese school students went to Kallang airport this morning to bid goodbye to Mr. D. N. Pritt. Q.C., (top left above) who left for Colombo. Many policemen were on duty. Mr. Pritt had breakfast upstairs at the airport with Mr. Lee Kuan Yew and140 words
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Article15 1954-10-15 1 The Syrian Premier said that Mr. Ghazzi's six-men cabinet resigned last night. A.P.A.P. - 15 words
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Advertisement31 1954-10-15 1 Be KIND to your sausage %^M^ -M Don't toss your sausage gaily into the pan First boil gently for eight minutes to enjoy that super flavour. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD.31 words
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Article114 1954-10-15 2 tian agreement on th Suez Canal Zone w IU t Place to-morrow. ,7 formed sources sain r f* Foreign Affairs X Anthony Nutting and th* British Ambassador Halph Stevenson met tl, Egyptian Prime \\v istir Col. Abdel Gamal N^s-e the Foreign Minister Dr FawziA.P. - 114 words
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211 1954-10-15 2 'America is linked with JHE indian Prime Minister, Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, denies that tie is a pro-Communist and says tie \i convinced that India i s helping to promote peace m Asia by serving as a bridge between two opposing blocs. Ho saysReuter - 211 words
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Article, Illustration145 1954-10-15 2 flies to Colony AN Australian painter who i s travelling 10,000 miles to paint the Queen m Buckingham Palace arrived m Singapore by air from Sydney last night. He is 42-year-old Mr. William Alexander Dargie seven times winner of the'£Asoo Archibald Prize Australia's most coveted art award. It145 words
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Article32 1954-10-15 2 Inspector -General Gerhard Matzky of West Germany's 15,000-strong border police yesterday said his force needs Heavier firepower to carry out its dofence mis.sion on the imn I Curtain frontier.- A.P.A.P. - 32 words
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Article37 1954-10-15 2 me lanKer Carmel will be the llrst Soviet vessel to enter an Israeli port since the Jewish state was established six years ago. when it anchors m Tel I Aviv o n Wednesday. A.P.A.P. - 37 words
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Article30 1954-10-15 2 A graveside memorial service was held m Herrlingen yesterday on the 10th anniversary of the death of Gen. Envm Rommel. Germany's famous Atnka Korps "desert r ox A.P.A.P. - 30 words
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Article26 1954-10-15 2 Queen Ingrid of Denmark and her eldest daughter Princess Margarethe. flew to London yesterday. The Princess will go to school m En" land.- A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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Article24 1954-10-15 2 T wenty- four Nationalist cninese officers arrived m Seoul yesterday for an el- Thtday tour of American military installations. A. P.A.P. - 24 words
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Article169 1954-10-15 2 THE United States turned down Japan's request to equip the new Japanese derence forces with guided missiles, a highly-informed American officer said m Tokyo yesterday. Washington is not ready to share the top secrets of its •push button" weapons with Japan, and the United States169 words
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Article32 1954-10-15 2 ■me wueen Mother and the, 1 Uc^t Gorman Chancellor Dr Adenauer, win bo among 4S persons to receive honorary degrees from Columbia l'n r versity on Oct. 31.- A.P.A.P. - 32 words
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Article29 1954-10-15 2 Fifteen Moroccans were Injured, three of them leriously, when a home made bomb exploded m the Arab district of Fes, French Morocco, on Saturday night.- A.P.A.P. - 29 words
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197 1954-10-15 2 fHROUBLE looms for the big international meetings m Puns on rearming We.st Ger- i many to strengthen the Western alliance against the Soviet threat. The Allies fear most that jne French Premier, Mr Mendes-France. win press again for his West European arms pool, aA.P. - 197 words
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100 1954-10-15 2 GERMAN LAUNCHED Hce raids at Kaiser- lantern, hub of a big D.B, I military defence complex, i have netted 30 "date yirls" m the last few E days, police said yester- I day. i District police chief I Martin Kiiinpa. personal-A.P. - 100 words
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Advertisement38 1954-10-15 2 You can Phone Your SMALL ADS. to Singapore 2800 Ext. 108 I Ihic ie CTD A IXC Tv jrr /ki I 11 3 I j Q |X** I I I I I\A r^\ 1.. .I' J A I38 words
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164 1954-10-15 3 45 KILLED AS HURRICANE HITS CANADA: HEAVY DAMAGE HURRICANE "Hazel," the worst storm in Toronto's history, claimed a toll of more than 70 dead and missing In Ontario and Quebec provinces, latest figures show. Bodies of five more flood victims were recovered yesterday In the Beeton area 45 miles northAP - 164 words
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169 1954-10-15 3 Mayor held in $60 m. racket crackdown rpHOMAS W. FLATLEY, Mayor of Erie (Pennsylvania) A and 40 other men are under arrest on charges that they are involved m a (Malayan) $60 million a-year gambling syndicate. They were arrested on Saturday in a series of swift raids in Erie DistrictA.P. - 169 words
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Article58 1954-10-15 3 PC AND HIS 'STAND-IN' EXPOSED POLICE constable Tsang Choi was afraid he would lose his job when a prisoner m his charge escaped. So he paid a worker HKSIO (MSS) to appear In court m place of the missing man. Tsang was fined HK$5OO for procuring the impersonator. The labourerA.P. - 58 words
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Article127 1954-10-15 3 DOPE Pius XII crave substan- tial credence to the miracle M Of the weeping M idonna of Syracuse last night In an address calling on Si< llian Catholics to act toge- against the •'enemies of religion." rhe 73-year-old Pope made his appeal in a VaticanU.P. - 127 words
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Article30 1954-10-15 3 Maj c General w. BE McGree, Commander of U.S. in on the Pacific Fleet, is i.iiti' h tomorrow for a ly tour of Inspection of Nationalist marines A.P.A.P. - 30 words
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Article44 1954-10-15 3 Gen. John E. Hull. U. S. Far East Commander, said m Tokyo yesterday that the U.S. Army will start immediately selling gasoline and oil m South Korea to a ct the Hwan currency It needs to pay Korean employees.— A.P.A.P. - 44 words
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Article26 1954-10-15 3 The Japanese Foreign Minister Mr. Katsuo Okazaki, and the Indian Vice-President, Prof Radhakriahnan had an audience with President Peron m Buenos Aires yesterday ReuterReuter - 26 words
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110 1954-10-15 3 mffoscow Radio ann ancedl f i igie SSiffl^ne had SftSK North SJ ar a ryi, p? fabricated eR i lan i ploi nui xor wi t; Af( tic ;Mi i 'V ,'i mad* f lined with übber [1 th< t La the water, the) wriUUP - 110 words
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Article20 1954-10-15 3 President Eisenhower yesterday authorized federal assistance to North and South Carolina areas hit by hurricane Hazel A.P picture.A.P - 20 words
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Article, Illustration59 1954-10-15 3 THIS eye-catching sign "Toddlers crossing for tiddlers" a few yards before a zebra crossing at Clapham Junction, London, consists of an old motor car tyre, a jam jar and a fishing net A youngster has a good look at the sign which was put up because many children (toddlers) crossPopper - 59 words
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Article108 1954-10-15 3 MURDERS IN TRAINS BY BANDITS DARING bandits preying on India's railways are stirring government officials to new precautions for the safety of passengers and freight. A government spokesman said recently there had been three murders and 1.408 burglaries and robberies on passenger and freight trains since the start of theA.P. - 108 words
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Article140 1954-10-15 3 THE Jakarta Attorney General's office yesterday ordered Chinese anti-Communist leader Tjiong Joen Nji to enter an immigration detention camp. He is being deported because the Government considers him dangerous to security. The original order directed that he be sent to Red China, which, TjiongA.P. - 140 words
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139 1954-10-15 3 FULL-DRESS TALK IS MUCH BETTER Even nudists agree BKITISII nudists meeting in annual conference at Manchester and with all their rlothes on yesterday defeated a resolution to hold future meetings in the nude. Mr. John Wilson, vice-pre-sident, said that while he agreed with the thought, he believed members might tindA.P. - 139 words
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152 1954-10-15 3 AMMAN (Jordan) was quiet yesterday with armoured cars and steelhelmeted security forces guarding main intersections. The official toll of casualties in Saturday's six-hour street battle between mobs and security forces was eight dead and 20' injured, three seriously. Police casualties were 24 injured152 words
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Article36 1954-10-15 3 Later the election of a second member of the extreme leftist National Front was announcd, but the pro-Govern-ment forces were still assured of an overwhelming majority, as Saturday's election count was almost completed.36 words
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Advertisement55 1954-10-15 3 REMARKABLE PRESS AM) SHAPE RETENTION No tougher test can he made §than this I ••DACROJW enable SUITS and SLACKS to hold their PRESS even in WET WEATHER Made to measure DACBON Trousers llS.ty prr pair. DACBON Suit $f>fl.9o a suit. BATON AC IT ITB. 115.96 pee pair BATON ACETATE Salt55 words
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376 1954-10-15 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion The tax harvest FRIDAY, Oct. 15, 1954. Emphasis laid by the Governor and Financial Secretary on the task that lies ahead for Singapore m discharging its financial commitments has focussed strung attention on the Income Tax Department. Both Sir John Nicoll and Mr. Taylor sounded376 words
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Article, Illustration643 1954-10-15 4 HE IS RETIRING AT THE HEIGHT OF HIS POWER ...and this includes formation of a South African republic. U'ROM Johannesburg to Capetown, from Durban to Windhoek Dr. Daniel Malan's Nationalist Party is increasing its strength as the dominant influence m South Africa. In fact643 words
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Article174 1954-10-15 4 Queen to receive Yoshida Premier Yoshida of Japan will be received by the Queen and have dinner with Mr. Winston Churchill during: a weeklong visit to Britain starting on Oct. 21. The Japanese Embassy ha.s announced details of Yoshida's stay, which will include talks with Foreign Secretary Mr Anthony EdenA.P. - 174 words
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Article, Illustration19 1954-10-15 4 Of ioursc he to/ri you the Anenal would heat the Dynamo's I.) M| /,<.-, a Jv WtUthft man19 words
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Advertisement18 1954-10-15 4 WEDDING GIFTS DISTINCTIVE CUTLERY IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED P. H. HENDRY. JEWELLER 78. NORTH BRIDCE ROAD. SINCAPORE-6 K. LUMPUR18 words
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Advertisement173 1954-10-15 4 AVAIL YOURSELF of 20 years of experience In estah I I development by S CEEDIT FONCIER I MEYER CHAMBERS 3rd FLOOR, (RAFFLES PLACE I FRANKEL ESTATE OPERA ESTATE I I FIRST CLASS NEWLY RECENTLY COMPLETI I I DEVELOPED ESTATE AT ESTATE W C 2 MS CHANCI ROAD FETWEEN CHANG! C173 words
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Article343 1954-10-15 5 -IF GOVT. CEASES TO BE ITS BANKER liHE Singapore Improvement Trust will have i adopt a new policy v the Government ceases to main its banker, said Mr. P. E. A B. So well, the rust's acting manager, relay. was commenting on a tement by343 words
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Article42 1954-10-15 5 TAIPING, Fri. Mr. M. P. Monera.singhe, a senior l( her of the King Edward School, has retired after 32 IJS' .service. He .served m POn, Tapah, Periang and liping, his younger days he re- "nteci Perak m cricket and hockey42 words
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Article116 1954-10-15 5 25 donate 3 gallons of blood OINGAPORE'S Blood Bank was yesterday better otf by three gallons of blood following donations from 25 airmen of the Royal Air Force, Seletar. The bank now has a total of 18 gallons a four-day supply. The blood bank's donor organiser. Mr. Dixon Chen. said:116 words
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Article26 1954-10-15 5 TAIPING. Fri. The North Perak Chinese Teachers' Association will hold a dinner at the Hua Llan High School, raiping, on Oct. 20. Teachers' Day26 words
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136 1954-10-15 5 THE Singapore Director of x Medical Services Dr. R H. Bland, said yesterday that no special campaign was being planned to increase the intake of nurses from the present 100 to 150 a year Dr. Bland explained that the question of Increasing the136 words
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175 1954-10-15 5 These attap hut dwellers will own land C )ME 20,000 Rttap hut flwcl- ''> m the vicinity of 1 r Serangoon, Ponggof, ami ■> nia can benefit from the 1 nple «>f n familien on an oil the <U-mile Upper Rangoon Road who are pur Wing their own land. 1175 words
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Article, Illustration107 1954-10-15 5 BUGIS STREET, once Singapore's favourite supper spot, is now an empty yard. Recently the City Council fenced up the space. The stallholders have shifted alongside Malabar and Bugis Street, still hugging close to the enclosure. Stall owners said they had been forced to sack several107 words
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Article48 1954-10-15 5 Officials elected at the third annual general meeting of the Singapore Gemini Musica Party are: President. Mr. G. Rajoo, vice-president, Mr. S. M. Idrose; general secretary. Mr. S. S. Joseph Dass; treasurer, Mr. N. Proosothaman; music directors, Mr. S. Vincent and Mr. K. Shumugam.48 words
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Article42 1954-10-15 5 KUA L A LUMPUR, Fri. I Sales Of tickets for the 24th Social and Welfare Services lottery, to be drawn m Teluk An son tomorrow. are the highest recorded, says a Government statement. They I reached 1.734.000.42 words
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Advertisement68 1954-10-15 5 TA£T£ JT/mmlSr Irw&i w ff IBi S<M»tt A i:i»t;li^li (S.E.A.) 1.M., Singapore A Kuala Lumpur. BATHING CWIAAtIIITC i BEAUTIES *VVIMSUITS By "Heinzelmann" x> Created to do beautiful things for <i j/r/ figure )> > Charming multi printed designs and stripes m c Navy/White, Red/White, Red/Black, Green Black, Cold/Black stripes. LIMITED68 words
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Miscellaneous216 1954-10-15 6 MI<>»nmtm««««»«««Y« T t>t l t|||t|||l|llllt |i imi f ..,1|., i, TrltT|rrt t i, MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis 1 1 JUST YOU WOnY.I COND(TIONEO| IT'S MADDENING, If PRINCESS NO. THAT'S NOT THE JUST AS WEIJ N./ HOPE I HIM, HYPNOTICALLY, TO DELT. I KEEP TRYING NARDA?) NAME --I216 words
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Miscellaneous714 1954-10-15 6 II YOUR I LUCKY 5 1 STAR LL IjOKN today, >ou do UXI I natural business ability i I it must be carefully culUvated E if you are to be as successful t I your stars indicate you could t E »uu have tine judgment ami good common sense win714 words
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Article229 1954-10-15 7 LONDON, Oct. 14. Previous Today 1:1 HBFR. No 1 RSS c.U. European 22 13/16 buyers 22 buyers ports Oct 22 15/16 sellers 23 sellers Bi ISHKK. No. 1 RSS cJJ. European 22 13/16 buyers 22 ■> buyers ports Nov 22 15/16 seller.* 23 sellers Xt BHCI No-229 words
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Article100 1954-10-15 7 NEW YORK. 14. Previous Today i!N Straits spot »ad nearby 95.50 norn 93.50 norn riN futures Oct 93.00 bid 93.12 bid 94.00 asked 93.50 asked Not 92.75 bid 93.00 bid 93.50 asked 93.40 asked Dec 92.50 bid 92.50 bid 93.25 asked 93.25 asked PONE; Steady. SALES: Two100 words
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Article56 1954-10-15 7 A Malabar released was quoted i Awaiting release 55. October iipment 50. November 48. Sarawak >: released 51. Awaiting; release 50. Afloats 50 to 49. October shipment 48. November 47. Lampong awaiting release 55. Afloats 52 to 50. October shipment 50. November 49 sellers I ex dock. Above56 words
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Article28 1954-10-15 7 NEW YORK, 11. Previous Today Industrials 358.91 354.69 K.iilroads 118.01 117.36 Domestic Bonds 100.73 100.73 1 lilities 59.96 59.40 t Stocks Composite Averages 131.76 130.5028 words
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Article121 1954-10-15 7 Oct. 11. OPRA, Philippines, c.i.f. IK/North Previous Today l uropean, delivered weight per long ton Oct. Nov $200 quoted $107 quoted 1 OPRA, Philippines, f.o.b. Manila, unquoted unquoted delivered weight, per long ton COPRA, Straits, c.i.f. UK/North l nropean delivered weight per loiu ton Oet./Xov. £74121 words
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126 1954-10-15 7 NGAPORE'S Public Relations Secretary, Mr. o. g on, acted at once yes--liy following a press reaboul the poor window Play at Malaya House m ilgar Hquaro, London. n reader wrote from London mplatntna that mating --'pplo tin.s. faded booklets \Ot unreadable wall Paper* and126 words
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231 1954-10-15 7 REGIONAL VERNACULAR SCHOOLS IS A DREAM STILL' fHE regional vernacular school m Singapore is still a dream of the future, says the education report lor last year. "Though the Government la taking an Increajing interest m vernacular education, the report says, "none of the Chinese, Malay and Tamil .schools can231 words
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146 1954-10-15 7 Record rush to join Singapore schools SINGAPORE Government English schools expect to admit a record 17,500 new pupils for Primary I next year, the Director of Education, Mr. R. M. Young, said yesterday. This is 5,000 more than this year's intake, and almost double the 9,402 admitted m 1953. Tomorrow146 words
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109 1954-10-15 7 POLYTECHNIC WILL WELCOME S'PORE GIRLS TMRLS will be encouraged to join the Singapore Polytechnic Institute when it Ls ready although there are none now m the Junior Technical School, a Government spokesman said yesterday. The spokesman said that It was not unusual the.se days for girls to become architects and109 words
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Article43 1954-10-15 7 KUALA I-UMPUR. Frl. A film of the recent world Azsembly of Youth conference? In Malaya will bo shown at the Lake Gardens, Kuala Lumpur. with other films, on Sunday at 7.30 p.m. The .show i.s spon.sorM by the Information Department.43 words
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Advertisement103 1954-10-15 7 31 1116 dinner table! jl TTEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP adds J JJL tangy, tempting flavor to j B^^s!S your meat dishea and special I i IfiHEINZIJrI recipes! Sun-ripened, cooked- p| \L" down "Aristocrat* tomatoes, -I m H choice vinegar and aromatic IP' H a spices make Heinz Tomato mr M 1103 words
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Article257 1954-10-15 8 COUPLE BEAT GAOLED A man and ifc were gaolec for is month* it Le«dj foj h.ivnu' ill-treated their twoyi ar-oid ion, Alar, Tn t hen t'i»- city Recorder, Mr O. Ray« mond Hinchcliffe, Q C Mid "During about 20 tninutei first one ol you, and then the other, cruelly assaulted257 words
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Article27 1954-10-15 8 Taxi-driver Ernst Bodding- ton aged 53. of Thornton Heath. Surrey, was crushed between his own cab and another at the East Croydon station rank.27 words
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Article, Illustration63 1954-10-15 8 picture. RED headed actress. Adrienne Corrie (22) ai- j rivinij at the Leicester Square Theatre. London, j for the first-night of h< r first biff British film, j "Lease of Life". Behind her is one of j three bodyguards provid- I ed by Ealing Studios fol-Reuter - 63 words
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250 1954-10-15 8 J^ LONDON, charwoman put on her best brown coat and black hat to seek a London High Court ruling whether her hu.sband was right m cutting her out of his v;H,OOU will. According to 61 -year-old Mrs. Lydia Clarke the" reason Mr. William Clarke, her250 words
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Article187 1954-10-15 8 JV|HR Dlami Mary Falrey. the woman who made a "mirarulou.s" recovery from bums after her evening dTCM i caught Dre at a 1952 New Year party, was awarded a I decree nisi m the Divorce Court HtT hu.sband 39-year-oid Mr Richard Pairej son of Bir Richard187 words
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Article259 1954-10-15 8 Best age 'is nearer' \3O than 20 V FAMOUS <i«Htor has challenged the widely held theory that .i woman's i best yearfi l<>r havtilf baWes are between ,'U and 85. He >ays the best N»* \s probably nearer 30 than 30. Medical evidence on the259 words
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111 1954-10-15 8 VINE boys, aged from ten to 15. ran a x^ two-mile race m place of greyhounds at Thornton. Fife. (Scotland). They ran m the eighth event track promoter Mr. Thomas Adams said he had put it on as a novelty amid the shouting of111 words
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260 1954-10-15 8 WAKE YOU? IDEAS UP, THEY TELL PARENTS DAUNTS, be warned You are living mi n the past as far as pocketmoney for your children is concerned. This i s the finding of a survey conducted by the senior girls of St. Catherine's School. Twickenham, Middlesex. Reporting on the survej m260 words
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304 1954-10-15 8 BATTLE TO SAVE BOY'S LIFE IS WON -AND 70 REJOICE A TEAM of 70 doctors, nurses, and students celebrated the end of a slx-weok fight to save the life of a 15-year old boy who ."suffered from lockjaw The boy. Arthur Hirst, has gone home to hi* mother and father304 words
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Article, Illustration141 1954-10-15 1 A Free Press Camera Roundup SCORED A *m DOUBLE Another view of the Sultan's Gold Vase finish. SOVEREIGN (Bougoure), on the rails, wins Malaya's richest sprint race. DETERMINATION scored a double at Perak Turf Club meet. Scoring his maiden win on the second day, he followed up by141 words
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Article, Illustration11519 1954-10-15 2 Form Of Horses Class Two FORM OF HORSES CLASS TUO Form Of Horses Class Four lIOISMX I ASS 1 Ol I| I OHM OF HORSES CLASS FOLH Form Of Horses Class Four I^OLLOWING arc Uir horses entered for the Penang Turf Clubs three day Autumn11,519 words
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Advertisement155 1954-10-15 3 j j \\U\h -comftji't and every inch a thoroughbred You'll want to see... drive... own this new^ A new M.G. that outshines its slightly curved, and headlamps have brilliant predecessors must be a re- been streamlined into the wings, markahly fine car, as indeed is this Seats, now of the155 words
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Advertisement206 1954-10-15 4 leaps ahead with the new "Pathfinder" This new Riley gives you more of everything mor« power for high speed and performance more spaciouf coathwork, more luggage room, mon- luxury m equipment. And it is still unmistakably a Rik-y. The famous engine with the hemiiphftlica] hr.nl is now even better than206 words
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Advertisement31 1954-10-15 8 tKY'tnt power. eushioMivd coin fort chooM Hie AUSTIN A7O, a luxtirfousl) Rppoinled family cur uilh tubhiuued comfurl. see the AUSTIN ito at BORNEO MOTORS PINf.APonFMAI.A 1.1 Mniß-PINANO.BITTERWORTMIPOH MIUvntANMAI X JIHSFXTON'KIJAI.A BEUIT.31 words
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236 1954-10-15 9 THE POST OFFICE GETS BY IN COUNCIL a m HAL COUNCIL told A one of its tenants he could not keep pigeons and refused another perssion U) tßke m washing. But it told a third he could make his hou.se a sub-post tee Phe decision* were recommended by Daventry rural236 words
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Article39 1954-10-15 9 The Carnegie Trust, which nas made awards and grants totamng £2,250,000. has received r hi^ UOn dUrinff HS 5 Dunfermline Boys' Brigade have given £5 on the centenary founded f the bri ad^39 words
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Article68 1954-10-15 9 |J >I skwives of stevenaye New Town. Hertfordshire "'M up a bus for 80 minutes cause they object to the 6d._ o;Stevenage fare on a new ervice. And they intend to 1 'nue Protests. fare is only 4d on an- bus which has served parea but the new Bd.68 words
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Article74 1954-10-15 9 shirts are Un <Kng their way lnt «> men's fashions, Com ln n expert at h 1 t«n Board's first exhih>" displaying new «or it lPns c i ot hes Manchester On« is a knee"».th sleeping coat made s r v ama Jack€ "ne*74 words
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Article, Illustration65 1954-10-15 9 pictures. The French Premier, Mr. Pierre Mendes-France, and Mrs. Mendes-France attended a reception given at the Japanese Embassy m Paris AAc? c occasion °f »n honour of the Japanese Premier, Mr Shigeru Yoshida. (Above from left are the Japanese Ambassador, Mr Shimao Nichimwa, Mrs Aso, daughterAP - 65 words
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Article154 1954-10-15 9 So 33-year-old Mrs. Margaret Beecheno, the founder- president of a Friends 1 and j Neighbours' Club, decided something mv.st be done. She called on her neighbours, 26 housewives with 16 children, ten of them babies, boarded the new 392A bus Mrs. Beecheno handed154 words
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Article127 1954-10-15 9 He could never pass this test A 60-YEAR -OLD driver who "acted silly" during drink tests was found not guilty at Cheshire Quarter Sessions of driving under the influence of drink. Victor Frederick Spong, of Green Drive, Timperley, Cheshire, was also found not guilty of dangerous driving, and was discharged.127 words
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347 1954-10-15 9 WHISTLE WHILE YOU SWIM: NEW ESCAPE PLAN FOR MEN IN A SUB. 'PHE latest advice to men and officers of Britain's m n SU ,n^ n c u eFVic c is: Whistl e while you escape." ]L 100 «--.hiffh water tank at Gosport, Hampshire, inhm^rf taUffl t how to esca347 words
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Article41 1954-10-15 9 In the first eight month.s of this year 224.697 permanent houses were completed m Britain, compared with 197.347 m the .same period of 1953. The number finished during August was 26,843, compared with 24,837 m August last year.41 words
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Article147 1954-10-15 9 Gaols are not so full now ORITAIN'S prison population fell liu>t year for the first time since VJ4U to les* than 23,000. A thousand fewer prisoners had to sleep three to a cell. And now, say the prison commissioners m their annual report, there seems ground for hoping the peak147 words
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Article36 1954-10-15 9 me title of "chirf Nurie" •/or 33 y -sir-old Arthur Williams, wh recently tnnk over*! "mutror if a local old people's hOIDit is (1«chI»'(1 OH by a Leedi )itui management com n.36 words
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Article205 1954-10-15 9 I'T'HE annual report Of the Arts Council report* a little Renaissance In Britain and advocatr.s the creation of Civic Arts trusts Through those trusts local an thoritios could promote ftnd balance cultural life In their areas. Points from the report The arts are attracting far205 words
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Article325 1954-10-15 10 Mayhew to follow Eden? SUPPORTERS Of German rearmament m key positions of the Labour Party are increasing m numbers. In any ca.se by the time the next election comes round and lew people expert it will M before next July or Octo- We.st German rearmament is almost certain to be325 words
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Article, Illustration10 1954-10-15 10 •Mwtal ft. -Vtetotta Alll rr prior t() |)r H|ijnK up10 words
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Article, Illustration21 1954-10-15 10 UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN 1.. m "Why, remember Fony.as an up-und<oming Deputy Prim* Minister %vhtn I ivaj a Young Cansert aet%'«."21 words
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Article505 1954-10-15 10 Royal yacht was top-heavy •Sail m THAT,?' said Queen Victoria— and —she never did rpHEY call her the unA lucky shin And luck has certainly not been lavish with Victoria and Albert, the (ex-) Royal yacht that turned turtle the first time she saw the water Now. after a long505 words
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Article155 1954-10-15 10 By the Way VITA 3REVIS was dining with some friends. A maid announced that there was a police officer at the door. He wanted to see the owner of such and such a registration number. "Why.'' said Vita, "that's mine. What a bore I wont be a minute. I must155 words
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Advertisement65 1954-10-15 10 BOOK AT ROBINSONS FOR "LAUGHTER AT NINE' Victoria Theatre— Oct. 21st. 22nd 23rd at 9.00 p.m AN ISLAND PLAYERS PRESENTATION »i^ PACKING, SNIPPING \£&j INSURANCE.... fPfln PfHr TRANSPORT STORAGE I lallimfiXmM^ 173 cecil street Singapore I Unsurpassed /SI S f for ~'M I Reliability fp ICYMA If OBTAINABLE FROM ALL65 words
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Article210 1954-10-15 13 IHe Emigrants. By George Lamming. Michael g Jo <'ph. g a i eniarkable Barbadian novelist takes for his F ,übject the West Indians j M for whom England is the g irresistible magnet. Lam- ming writes an uneven, g undisciplined but oddly 0 poetic book. And he brings210 words
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Article292 1954-10-15 13 JAP SAILORS HAD A BAD WAR 'Sunk the story of the Japanese Submarine Fleet 1941-45" by Mochitsura Hashimoto. T»HE author. a Japanese submarine officer, of the few who survived World War 11, trns a gradually retning Japan- ''Never am must we go to r with only a bamboo lance." saw292 words
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Article, Illustration19 1954-10-15 13 Meander of Yugoslavia and Prinrrss Maria Pin. »"fnttt of ex-King Imbrrto of Italy, who arc to marry m January.19 words
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Article641 1954-10-15 13 Lord Byron stole his Wife... G. M. Thomson reviews the new books So Lard Melbourne turned to politics c£SL£ By l)avid (v AFTER Lord Mel- bourne's neurotic wife Caroline fell m lo Ye with Lord Byron ("mad, bad and dangerous to know") politics seemed the best way of occupying his641 words
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Article161 1954-10-15 13 IS THE novel dead? British authors and critics are divided on the question. I Author, critic diplomat, politician Sir Harold Nicholson fired the opening shot. Fiction is dead, he said. Truth li stranger m the turbulent modern world. The novel only grew up tome 200 yean161 words
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Article, Illustration248 1954-10-15 13 Ep a little less than A three weeks the 5 E long-gathering storm 5 S o/ General de Gaulle's i war memoirs will have i broken over France, i 2 #c Gauiie has devoted -himself to ?iis memoirs for* four years, to the almost /o£ai248 words
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Advertisement76 1954-10-15 13 ELIZABETH AKDEN help them to speak for you m the language of beauty AHDKNA ITI LOTION, OOOil an«l ■oothf* \un\ ryes, lulps to keep th«'m youthfully rlmr i siiAiio, the lightest touch m/ikrH eyei l<M,k MfgeTi <lrain;ili/rs lluir CoIoHT< In many gloriotM ihcdei ITIMULASBi n new tinted p<»mn<l« i t<»76 words
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571 1954-10-15 11 I Want my Man Back... ...from the 'Dead' The story of a London wife (Mrs. Kate Field) Who waits-told to Sylvia Lamond. I'm a very ordinary woman. When I heard officially last week that my husband wa* alive m a prison near Warsaw, and that the American Government is fighting571 words
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Letter153 1954-10-15 11 Letters to the Editor T»HE forthright terms m which the judge missed the appeal of Chinese students rged with obstructing a police officer must give many people food for thought Many will feel as I do lat it is regrettable that a judge had to say it at all, and153 words
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Letter90 1954-10-15 11 What we have just witnessed has been the unhappy but world-wide, exploitation priveleges of democracy people who live for the day ien there shall be no such ng as democratic privelege. have heard appeals t the claims of the state ■up its young men for ate's defence, by90 words
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Letter120 1954-10-15 11 other day a taxid river was penalised for having than three passengers umably, because m the ">n of the Law the addiperson made control of Wcle more difficult and ore rendered him a podanger to traffic. must applaud the Law conscientious Imposiafeguarda for the proof life and limb120 words
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Article, Illustration22 1954-10-15 11 Nttee and his «rife an I,, 1 back to London b; d *«fhter Mrs. Richari •s and Kranddaughtei nnifef, now if> months.22 words
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Article117 1954-10-15 11 IpVER since that ghastly acci- dent In England In which marching cadets were run down by a bus and several killed, it has become common practice for lamps to be carried fore and aft by marching columns, whether of troops or scouts. This is common sense as any117 words
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505 1954-10-15 11 Russia has reply to cobalt bomb [■^Window oiriiie- U*ROM underground channels m RUSSIA ct)mes the news that Russia has found the answer to the creation of the dreaded cobalt bomb— a weapon which, offi- cially at least, has not yet been perfected by any of the Western Powers. The report505 words
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Advertisement76 1954-10-15 11 From America Comes A New Non- Spill Drinking Cup For Baby THE TODDLER TRAINER This New Sensational Baby Training Cup Keeps Baby Dry Protects Rugs O Furniture. Designed to prevent spilling even if cup is completely upside down. ■O Controlled flow eliminates choking or Ragging. Helps prevent contamination of milk76 words
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Article624 1954-10-15 12 JOHN CULMER - JOHN CULMER The strangest festival m the world by f'AV and care-free M music broke the sullen silence of the yard, Musses of lluwers splashed the .sombre walls with colour, and children's laughter echoed down the long, grim corridors. "Fiesta" m some mediaeval cast! Anniv< rsarj624 words
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Article186 1954-10-15 12 11/EST GERMANY is waging TT a quite but effective propaganda battle against France m the disputed Saar territory. German tourists are being encouraged by their Government to visit the Saar as unofficial "missionaries" of the German cause m the former German possession. The West German186 words
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Article, Illustration270 1954-10-15 12 r JpHE plays most admired by experts ■re those for which there is little or no precedent. A good player is expected to make the correct play where the situation Is standard; when he 0!- iii this case, she rises to a unique occasion, even the opponents may270 words
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Article, Illustration30 1954-10-15 12 photo. Sabor the robot, walks unaided through the Swiss National Agricultural Fair and Exhibition m Lucerne, aeeomp ed by two farmers m national costumes. A. P.A.P. - 30 words
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Miscellaneous151 1954-10-15 12 J I I till 8 £c?r ft u£i O we tl heaiJ l) rki 7 A tf these 5«»«tl«ou. people 5: A^lac^aTwayl haT^?(#) JR,^ tf) •^Bi» 10 SSfflfS), a COitwawn f ll A^nappy son of contoiner? 13. Where the most Uluetrtoui 12. A broken rowel en) k. M „v money?151 words
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Article460 1954-10-15 14 S! II ER E la what J** Arsenal players and officials had to say after the game against the Moscow Dynamos m Russia: IX)M WHIT TAKER (ma- nager): "The Russians i played more like a team than am I have ever seen, i Once,460 words
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Article148 1954-10-15 14 Selectors pick injured player IVIK F. A. amateur selectors deliberately chose yesterday for their match wfth the South Western League at Plymouth on October lti a player Who they know is injured and win not be able to turn out. I The player i.s Kon Heckman, Bromley and 'Spurs amateur148 words
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Article467 1954-10-15 14 Middlesbro' baffle the experts By AX( lIIK MIKK The biggest mystery In postvar Boccer \a the decline ami fall of Middlesbrough Not only aid they suffer relegation lust May, but they are bottom of the Second Division with only live points from their first 12 matches What Ls wrong? New467 words
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105 1954-10-15 14 les ai 1 en the BrdworUi middleweigni who is L clamouring for a title flght with Johnn> Sullivan. sained a clear and unflurried points wm over Gmo Menozzi (France) In their ftght at Cardiff, He won nine of the ten rounds. His swift and precise105 words
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Article48 1954-10-15 14 R. L. TOUR PROFITS PROFIT from fche recent British Rugby League tour ol Australia and New Zealand, one ol the stormiest In the history ot the game, was b record. exceeding £34,000. The 26 players who made the tour will each receive a record bonus ol nearly MOO.48 words
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Article56 1954-10-15 14 a <ERMANY tnajwea her post-war national amateur boxing debut Britain at Empiie I\vl. VVemblev ri November it rhe Germans oeat '.he a r a. at 'rankioi t last year by seven bouts to two. i lie London fixture shelves the Russian visit. J'^»e Russians cau-56 words
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Article48 1954-10-15 14 D< n Candy improved his chances for a place m the Australian Da\> Cup squad on Wednesday when he up>et Lewis Head Australia's cup stalwart. 5-7. 6-3. 6-3. m the semifinals of the metropolitan tennis championships. Candy will meeet George Worth ington In the final morrow.48 words
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Article45 1954-10-15 14 Mario Merani, Italian swimmer. claimed a new world record yester- day when he staved under water for four minutes and 30 seconds without oxygen mask. The former record was said to have been four minutes 26 seconds, set by a Frenchman A. P.A.P. - 45 words
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Article32 1954-10-15 14 Mr Bill Ling, of Cambridgeshire, p ill referee the Wales v. Scotland soccer match at Cardiff tomorrow with Messrs. G. Pankhurts (Warwickshire) and T. Jepson I (Nottinghamshire) as linesmen.32 words
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Article98 1954-10-15 14 PRIZE money for thLs year's Ampo] Golf Tournament m Australia will total EA3.000 the genera] manager of Ampol Petroleum Ltd., Mr. W. Leonard, lias announced m Sydney Only one tournament was held last year, with prize money totalling EA2.500. Prize money will be augmented by 7598 words
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Article33 1954-10-15 14 Pascual Perez, the Argentine boxer, has left San Francisco by Japan Airline.- for Tokyo, where be will meet Yoshio Shirai, world flyweight champion In a title bout or. Octo!>er 26.- ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article250 1954-10-15 14 Tomorrow's U.K. soccer fixtures ENGLISH LtIGLE Uiv i \rsenal ,r rortsni Burnley v i; o j lon nelsea v &fancheste« 11 xerl v Sundniunrt leicester v Hudde.^tuH Manchester C. v Aston V.ll, Newcastle v Tottenham sSft» Chariton Mieftield I. v iWutkpool We*t Bromvuch v Sheffield W Wolves v Cardia KM.IISHReuter - 250 words
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Article686 1954-10-15 14 DON'T BE A BASHER SAID MY DAD JOHN CHARLES, Leeds United and Welsh international and the most talked o£ footballer m Britain, tells his story... CENTRE-HALF or centre forward which position do I prefer? Let me answer that question riffht away —CENTRE-HALF. And yet I don'.t quite know why. Perhaps686 words
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Article837 1954-10-15 15 ?i ITII South Pacific scratched the way is clear for Hliss Fire to re-enter the winning bracket m the i «ass 2, Division 1 race over seven furlongs at Penane tomorrow, first day of the Penang Turf Cluh't .Autumn Meeting. Hliss Fire has been striding837 words
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Article42 1954-10-15 15 pKOBABLL scratching* J l«r the first day of the Penan g Turf Club's meet tomorrow are: Canterbury, Innate Jesselton, Musical Comedy, "iRh Hopes, Rice King, Maha Ranee, Thaumaturgy, Dendrite, South Pacific, Zanzibar, Beau Matin, Pulau Bali, Rice Mill, Good Andrew.42 words
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Article179 1954-10-15 15 QEM BEAU or Star Signal? It's a ticklish question. Both won first up easily—Gem Beau over s!f by four lengths and Star Signal over 6f. by two lengths. Both go up two divisions— Gem Beau getting 31b. more and Star Signal an extra 101 b Weight179 words
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Article203 1954-10-15 15 Robbie Burns to make amends 'piiKKE speedsters- CarA penter, Robbie Burns and Wide Screen will dominate the finish of the mam sprint race ioi Class 2, Division 1 horses over six furlongs Fastest of all is Kobbie Burns, who looks like making amends tor hi. s expensive failure at Singapore.203 words
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Letter249 1954-10-15 15 P^MHADotKandlndecidrd 1 ■< like having the Class on 2 race over six fur- between themselves. 'iimmit to separate On a WCt track Trou- the slight edge, but ■;'»"4 turns KOOd then Sj^fiJ U the bet. [Pjaour won first up at JPJO home 3| lengths249 words
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Article79 1954-10-15 15 THE ipoh police hoc-key team scored 12 goals In a senior division mate h yesterday i against Tronoy police on the i ipoh Padang. Their opponents failed U: score. Play was one-sided throughout. j The Ipoh police goalkeeper had a lazy time of it.79 words
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Article60 1954-10-15 15 i AN estimated crowd of 40,000 fans yesterday watched a crack West German track and field team sweep to victory at Sendai over Japanese champions m the third of the Ger-man-Japan meets. The Germans won every event m which they were entered and completely outclassed theU.P. - 60 words
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Article33 1954-10-15 15 'Die Thai Combined Sf-rvicfs rugby team arrived at Obangl yesterday. They will play Singapore civilians this evening on the padang, Tomorrow at Tanylin thi-y him t Smgapore combined Services,33 words
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Article313 1954-10-15 15 ARGOS - CHINESE DISPLAY WINNING FORM ARGOS fdsblgl' Chinese ft Eurasian s l f am convinced that Chinese will retain their SAFA Community Leave title. Even the Malays, their greatest rivals, would have been hard pressed to hold them on the form displayed yesterday at Jalan Besar stadium. The Chinese took things313 words
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Advertisement25 1954-10-15 15 a leading hotel with fl air-condifioned rooms and bath. I Reasonable rates Own garage. Good food ■H CABLE. OCEANBEST J H TEL. ***** J J25 words
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Article301 1954-10-15 16 At IVWII thinks it over Defend title for $900,000 4 MANILA boxing promoter lias offered Malayan $900,000 for world heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano to defend his title there against Nino Valdes of Cuba. The champion's manager A] Weil] revealed this yesterday while discussing The Rock's future plans. Weill301 words
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Article63 1954-10-15 16 QFVENTEEN-year-old Bjoen Thofelt of Sweden won the 1954 modern pentathlon world championship m Budapest yesterday. Thofelt scored 4,634.5 points for the fire events. Hungary won the team championship with 12,948 points Winner of the final event— crosi country rhnning was hey Hi Haase, Sweden,63 words
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Article33 1954-10-15 16 TONY TRABERT, second seeded player, yesterday won the men's singles championship of the Pen-American Tennis Tournament with a 2-6, 6-2, 6-2. 6-2 victory over 22--year-old Mexican champion Mario Llamas. I33 words
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Article38 1954-10-15 16 20 Words $H (minimum) MARTIN LIBERG: On October 14th, 1954. at Tnvnhall, Amster dam. Malcolm, eldest, son of the late Mr. Mr.s. Z M. Martin, to Jacobs Daniela. only daughter of Mr. Mrs. C. P. Libert? Schoemaker.38 words
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Obituary35 1954-10-15 16 20 Words $6 (minimum) KHOO WEE GEOW passed away peacefully in Singapore on 13th October, leaving behind his Wife, four sons, two daughters, one sonln law, two daughters in-law, and six grandchildren. Funeral today.35 words
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Article263 1954-10-15 16 Victoria School 6; Youne Malayan* n try and penalty goal >lala>an s 0. yOUNG MALAYANS were unlucky not to draw at tffSKSS* matCh Viet ria Sch^ Only real outstanding player for a below form Victoria School was Sarbo, whose kicking and fielding came out of the263 words
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Article98 1954-10-15 16 -BANNISTER I ROGER Bannister, danced with delight i as Chris Chataway I plunged across the line ahead of Russia's Kuc at the London v. Moscow i athletic meeting on Wed- i nesday. Bannister exclaimed: "What a race! What a race! Chris you were I magnificent." Russian teamU.P. - 98 words
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Article28 1954-10-15 16 St. Andrew's Old Boy. Aseociatior yesterday beat a 12-man Teachers Training College side by 61 points '11 goals and two tries) to six (two tries).28 words
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Article, Illustration68 1954-10-15 16 members of the Singapore representative side The •All St.ttV tat»l«' tennis team uho left Singapore by car '.'.illy this morning on i goodwill lour of the Federanhi I'roin left to right: 1 oh Henc Chew. \^'<Mlt: Tom J.oon. Tan 110, ltJ p oh < »'»^P !Mon«. Soli i68 words
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Article223 1954-10-15 16 THE INDIAN TEAM WAS UNSETTLED i Latiflf Wanderers 3 Indian Association 0 WITHOUT their full side utitil the 15th minute, the Indian Association were unsettled right from the start of yesterday's Div. 1 league hoc- key tie at Balestier Road. Against a team like Latiff, Wanderers it doesn't pay to223 words
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Article18 1954-10-15 16 Rugby Union county champ: inship: Hertfordshire 3. Oxfordshire Warwickshire 6. Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire. Derbyshire Combined 6- ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Advertisement176 1954-10-15 16 Straits Times Free Press For the convenience of advertisers our representative at Ist floor. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE, ORCHARD ROAD, will receive small advertisements and answers to box numbers. Classified advertisements mat also be handed to: I CITY BOOK STORE LTD. Winchester House, Collyer Quay, Singapore. CLASSIFIED ADS. I ACCOMMODATION VACANT176 words
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Advertisement69 1954-10-15 16 P. 890 A the food beverage t chosen by trainers 'Ovaltine* owes its favoured position the world of sport to the undowo quality and purity of its constituoito Its outstanding nutritive prop<t( and to its delightful, satisfying flavour Trainers and coaches all over tfl6 world realise the value of 'Ovaltin*'69 words
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