The Singapore Free Press, 25 January 1955
1955-01-25
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The Singapore Free Press
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Title Section21 1955-01-25 1 The Singapore Free Press ar ,^i Afternoon Sale m Malaya „«r^ Turv. Jan. 25. 1955. Prke 15 tts V0 Stags*** lur21 words
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Article97 1955-01-25 1 Many may be trapped N M ,!,,5i,... m the Zonguldak mine on ,i, Hl uk Sea coast of Turkey yes- v SIM about 40 underground Sers. M any '"ore may still be trapp,'il Estimates of the number of missing rom three to 150 but mineA.P. - 97 words
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Article23 1955-01-25 1 of Cambodia a new cabinet r Leng Ngeth signation of .ment on rendum will 7 to gauge towards ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article20 1955-01-25 1 len and two women mbed last night fcage ol the detrain which the Engtown of Sutton. ReuterReuter - 20 words
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101 1955-01-25 1 Burma hunt for train wrecking master mind BURMESE troops have begun a full sv ale assault into the jungle against a rebel army commanded by Bo Soe nicknamed "The Master Train wrecker' for his dynamite attacks on trains and stations. Supported by planes and artillery the troops are advancing onReuter - 101 words
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91 1955-01-25 1 I i has deported another Chinese national s of subversive activity according to an News Agency report from Jakarta. The agency said that the Minister of Justice. Mr. Djody Gondokusumo confirmed the deportation of Chu Chang Tung. No details were given. Meanwhile a Red China newsU.P. - 91 words
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Article50 1955-01-25 1 TITO 'S FORMER FRIENDS SENTENCED >> IWILAS and VladiDedijer, former Corners In Yugoslavia Igrade yesterday senile and half years nths' conditional lmne nt respectively for stile propaganda, entence means that w i» not go to prison commits another ta three years and jM not go to prison -commits an offenceReuter - 50 words
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Article22 1955-01-25 1 Ho Thong Mm. South Wence Minister, ar- Manila last night H °gB Kong for thrle- with President ReuterReuter - 22 words
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93 1955-01-25 1 fIIWO police officers wt rr 1 convicted by a Kenya Supreme Court judge yesterday for assaulting Sir Henry Dalrymple-White at a Kikuyu guard post m a South Nyeri Reserve last month. The two men, former Chief Inspector Richard Crosby Kerry, 37, and Inspector Har-Reuter - 93 words
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474 1955-01-25 1 IKE SEEKS U.S. ARMED AID FOR CHIANG PRESIDENT Elaenhower yesterday asked Congress for authority to use American armed forces, if necessary, to assure the security of Formosa and the Pescadores. He said that American armed forces would be necessary to help withdraw and redeploy the Chinese Nationalist forces now scatteredReuter; A.P.; U.P. - 474 words
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Article71 1955-01-25 1 RED CHINA'S Premier and Foreign Minister, Mr. Chou F.n-lai yesterday warned the United States against intervention m her liberation of Formosa. 'The Government of the People's Republic of China has declared to the world that the Chinese people are determined to liberate their own territory71 words
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Article129 1955-01-25 1 BRITAIN HAILS IKE'S PLAN OFFICIALS m London yesterciav welcomed President Eisenhower's call to end the fighting between the Communist and Nationalist Chinese. Pacification of this Far Eastern area is regarded by Britain as the first objective m ensuring world peace. Britain and New Zealand are expected to join the UnitedReuter - 129 words
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62 1955-01-25 1 Three Japanese fishing boats operating m the East China Sea wen reported yesterday to have been warned by a Chinese 1 Communist gunboat M not to operate m waters where any islands are visible." The gunboat released the vessels with final instructions thatU.P. - 62 words
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Advertisement110 1955-01-25 1 1 Men m the public eye prefer B RYLCR EE M 1 The clean, smart look what every man Bm m mmm rvants. That's why more men use Brylcreem bssT J&E-^ nan otner hairdressing m the world. H Sec for yourself how Brylcreem keeps your f hair lustrous and unde*-110 words
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168 1955-01-25 2 U.S. admiral tells inililur\ school ADMIRAL Robert Carney, chief of u.aS. Naval Operations, nid In Charleston. BouUl Carolina .-'day that Russia is developing lii v. weapnew uses "1 weapon, and constantly trengthening her armed forces. The threat from international Communism, he added, was asA.P. - 168 words
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11 1955-01-25 2 REVOLT BY RED ARMY IS THE ONLY HOPE hgfhhfhf A .P.A.P. - 11 words
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Article172 1955-01-25 2 rpilF NICARAGUAN President. Mr. Anastasio Somoza, A said m Managua yesterday he was .sending troops to the Costa Rican border to meet a very dangerous situation following the abolishing of the six-mile buffer zone between the two countries. He -said he had agreed reluctantly to abolishingA.P.; U.P. - 172 words
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37 1955-01-25 2 Crash!— and the two Cyril Whites met Mr. Cyril White of Leeds and Mr. Cyril White of Wetwang. 60 miles away, met for the first time 1 when their cars collided m thick fog near Driffield. Yorkshire.37 words
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163 1955-01-25 2 One more obstacle and then m RICHARD Lim, Johore Bah- I ru'.s bespectacled 17-year-old chess marvel, has high hopes of clashing with the Indonesian champion, Mr. B. Hutagalung, m the Dutch Club Invitation Tournament now nearing Its final stages. Richard has been impressed163 words
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133 1955-01-25 2 rpiE report Ol the Rubber Producing Facilities Dis- posal Com mission to Congress, recommending the transfer of the bulk of the Government's synthetic rubber plants to private industry, was hailed yesterday by South-East Asian rubber producers. Mr H. C Bugbi c, pr(A.P. - 133 words
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Article28 1955-01-25 2 Two Canadian Air Force planes crashed within 12 houn Ol each other m Manitoba and Alberts 011 Satuninv Ullincr all six men aboard. U.P.U.P. - 28 words
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72 1955-01-25 2 KREMLIN MEDALS FOR 4 'DEVOTED' AMBASSADORS MR. Jacob Malik, the Soviet Ambassador to Britain, and three other Soviet Ambassadors, were decorated for long and devoted diplomatic service at a ceremony m the Kremlin yesterday. The others were Mr. Sergei Vinogrodov, Ambassador to France, Mr. Zarubin. Ambassador to the United States,Reuter - 72 words
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Article18 1955-01-25 2 Italy's Premier Mario Scelba will visit the United States late m March. A. P.A.P. - 18 words
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79 1955-01-25 2 'WHISKERS' IS SAVED FROM THE GALLOWS All CIII AL Onufn I k. "'white bearded Polish farmer and war hero was :eved yesterday two days re he was due to go to th? gallows for murdering a compatriot on their lonely h farm. Onufrsjcsyk, known locally as Mr. Whiskers," will insteadReuter - 79 words
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Article, Illustration97 1955-01-25 2 Veronique flies off with Greg pBBGOBY Peck and a vf pretty I French woman he has been escorting about Paris, boarded a Scandinavian Airlines plane last night bound for Copenhagen and over the Arctic to Los Angeles. The 38-year-old American actor has been holidaying m Paris after working 26 weeksA.P. - 97 words
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Article26 1955-01-25 2 Western residents m Moscow saw and heard repeated Jet fighter flights over the capital last night. Such an aerial display is unusual. A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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Advertisement67 1955-01-25 2 loh cfifi Phone Your SMALL AIIS. to Singapore ***** Exi. 108 "K^SS 4. \f- P* '^r Jas> RsH ;3||| bbW^l x vMW x^w Jsfflal vm ißßsife: i -''Jsr <9^RB? Wkrfr BL. wßjßfflffllfcl: afc <flßr „/:'sss. jfefc. dß^sSxtsssfln Jmr*^ BnHHsxßißf^^ b\bM w^wmw Mk 'smmrSSSSSSmmmml *-X- sP^aSBxBW W <r JUm^. W 'tfNC&SBSSSx67 words
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Article, Illustration73 1955-01-25 3 E These four charm- E ins Chinese girls de- E cided that a stroll E through the park E E would do them good Eon New Year's Day. E i A Free Press camera- E man caught them m E high spirits at Bota-73 words
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Article61 1955-01-25 3 FASCISTS TO CONTEST LAMBETH SiD MOSLEY.j I Britain's Fascist tit announced hi.s party will month's municiin London's n with a racial ti n programme. n candidates will lection to Lamcouncil, Mosley hrer J.OOO coloured peoWest Indians, live •rough. The :hree Union candian to conduct a earning the Consertiment for allowIndians61 words
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Article25 1955-01-25 3 i Colman, elder 3i Jen miah Colman, tard magnate, is to Judith William- daughter of Sir Peveril WiiGovernor of Rhod< ia.— ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article17 1955-01-25 3 v Shawcross. Blister and labour M.P.. m appendix opera Crowboroußh. Sussex. I IV R euterReuter - 17 words
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80 1955-01-25 3 Thrill-killers are gaoled for life TWO TEEN-AGE "thrill kil- j lers" were sentenced to life imprisonment m New York yesterday after being convicted of the torture-mur- j der of a 34-year-old man. The Kings County judge, Mr. Hyman Barshay. took into consideration the jury's re-, commendation of mercy m sentencingU.P. - 80 words
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Article24 1955-01-25 3 Indonesia and Australia have agreed to raise their Legations m the respective capitals to Embassies, it was officially announced m Jakarta yesterday24 words
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145 1955-01-25 3 ■•■.OLOGISTS. search-, early clvillsaUons, l ?d what is believed to s ite Of the oldest pre-, tge yet discovered. j before 0000 B.C. •v of Chicago said site was uncovered at 1 miles east of l n north-eastern Iraq. the Persian border wyedtion olReuter - 145 words
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Article149 1955-01-25 3 30 HELD IN SWOOP OA LOMJLY VILLA DERSIAN securitj forces arretted about Si people yesterdaj after finding a cache of 12,000 grenades, some hidden m dumim walls, others m the cellar, at a lonely villa three miles north of Teheran. A woman caretaker at theReuter - 149 words
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Article36 1955-01-25 3 A million pounds (weight) of American butter arrived In the Yugoslav port oi Rijeka yesterday. It Ls part of American Red Cross aid for Yugoslavs who suffered In last v< floods. A.P.A.P. - 36 words
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Article127 1955-01-25 3 Katherinf, Hepburn, the Hollywood film star who has bt rything from a great actn to a temperamental snob, is to tour Australia for six months starting m May, playing Shakespearean comedy Miss Hepburn has been signed by the old Vie Trust for the roles ofU.P. - 127 words
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Article65 1955-01-25 3 Miss Carol Lee Ladd, daughter of film actor Alan Ladd. and actor Dick Anderson honeymooned at an undls- closed location yesterday following their lavish marriage I at the home of the bride's i parents at Hollywood. Ladd Rave away the 21-year- old bride at the star-studdedU.P. - 65 words
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Advertisement146 1955-01-25 3 '•■<■<"" ••■MiMiiMiia.^IIIIIIIIIIIIa.JIIIIfIHIIIIa.JMIMIIIIIIIa.JIMIIIMIIMLJIIIIMMIIIIkJIIMMIIIIIIa.JMniIIIIIIIa.jniIIIIIIH^ I suSu. Vi <£a > I 1 1 vault jtneTenceKA, l j climb the tree j and bless tfce day I j these Cl«»te Sandals came your way It I 5 I ADONIS two strap sandals m soft brown smooth I leather, crepe soles. 111 11 (fl 1146 words
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263 1955-01-25 4 The Signapore Free Press TUESDAY, Jan. 25. 1955. The way to self-rule rjELF-RTJLE by evolu- tiotl, not revolution. I Mr. C. C. Tan's contention and he rightly condemns the terrorists for seeking to Rain political advancement by force. Many countries have gained independence by revolution but their circumstances were ver\263 words
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Article, Illustration784 1955-01-25 4 is it PEACE or PANDEMONIUM? A priest with a flair for politics. Fluent m English, he refuses to speak it to Britons and uses an interpreter (whose translations he corrects). His influence, already potent, may yet loom larger m the Near East. ||E CLAIMS he 11 not. 11 personally inti-Bri-ii.Popper - 784 words
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Article103 1955-01-25 4 WHAT will be the world's longest airstrip ten miles m all Is being built at a U.S. Air Force base "somewhere m California." The base is at present being used for rocket research and •flights'' of 1.500 miles an hour are everyday occurences. One of nine research and103 words
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Advertisement32 1955-01-25 4 Rsff/l TmWmrAt A Bl BBstsssssssfl BSSSf jn v lRj .SU vulCalm GRAND PRIX Mjkcrs of the famous CRICKET Al.irm Wrut Witch FINE WATCHES SINCE 1858 "Buy .i Vulcim .md be on time"32 words
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Advertisement38 1955-01-25 4 a a ✓/r^^ Bsr. RsrJ BBkV Sk^R^^ Bkl HBk^RBkI BBkB RBkB DOG BISCUITS (now available m the handy 2-lb. packets) AND MIXED OVALS x* 1 r are particular favourites with the canine community. SINCAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD.38 words
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Article, Illustration47 1955-01-25 5 Bishop on lour visits Tanglin picture 4 GBOUF photograph t ikes during the visit 0 lord Bishop Suffragan „f Willesden (Lohd< I (he Kt. Rev. Gerald Alex ison at thc Tanglin Church. Singapore. The Ri.shop is on a tour if tb.- Fst East service iinitv Free PressFree Press - 47 words
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Article156 1955-01-25 5 IMRST prize m the lottery was a saloon car. It was delivered to the Joseph Leigh.v They then asked a judge to settle their dispute: who owned the car— husband or wife? But the judge told them: Settle it yourselves. This lottery wa 5 plainly156 words
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Article27 1955-01-25 5 inds have kept many ng fishermen ashore durthe past week. Keep dust oif the oads, lunicipal carta water the •wn's main throughfares morning.27 words
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244 1955-01-25 5 Music from Kenya upset the people in 'Penrith' mHE family m the house 1 called "Penrith" kept a timetable of the music coming from the house called Kenya next door. In 44 days there was 99i hours of it. Music from a piano. Music from a violin. Music from a244 words
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191 1955-01-25 5 TRUST FURTHER EASES RULES FOR GETTING FLATS rpHE Singapore Improvement Trust has furthei relaxed its rules for allocating flats. They concern family and income. The former rule limiting an applicant's family income to $600 a month has been amended. Now the emphasis is on individual income. According to the new191 words
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Article26 1955-01-25 5 A public meeting to celebrate the Indian Republic Day will be held m the Boonga Tanjong Hall. New World. Singapore, tomorrow at 5 p.m.26 words
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Article29 1955-01-25 5 Johore police Lieutenants S R. Follows and R. Wells have been transferred to No. 2 Police Field Force. Perak, and No. 6 Police Field Force. Pahang. respectively.29 words
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Article547 1955-01-25 5 PASSENGERS expected to arrive m the P and O liner. Carthage which is due Singapore on February 2 «n Britain are as follows: Mr and Mrs. G. R Atkinson and Mrs. P. M. Brodie; Mr and A. H Bennett; Miss N. L. ntlebank; Mrs. A. C.547 words
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199 1955-01-25 5 mere-road, Slough, one stroke on the buttocks because he ran m front of a woman teacher's car. Then Mr. Attock, father of I two children, added "There i was no question of any exces- slve violence. "It was a normal blow meant199 words
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Article21 1955-01-25 5 The Singapore Police Band will play at King George V Park from 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. on Thursday.21 words
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142 1955-01-25 5 MORE babies are being born at home m Britain since a £3 <$26> home confinement grant started 18 months ago. Now as many babies are born at home as m hospitals or maternity homes. That is the same percentage aa before the war142 words
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Advertisement48 1955-01-25 5 1 *Mm Every Pipe is covered by Ihe "White 81)01" guarantee. A new pipe given if any fault develops within twelve months. A wide selection of straight grain and sandblasted. From JJ/?l/7.f mmWr j^F Mmf km kmm .^mm mmw^^ ,+r^ j THE STORE WITH A TO OFFER j48 words
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Miscellaneous154 1955-01-25 6 MANDRAKE by "Tee^ FailTa^Z^'' avis I i SKpffl SSISI |SS£ I ~TIN M.IUOS WOSTM /HF^Ta^" FQ« SLU6?J^ *£H™ j OFPAINTIN'-.AND J IDFA.'GfT "V" I V. 4 nr\ (T K\. WfPl STUCK OUT ThAT C i\ >■ M r^ss^T^^X WITH \V.' fJ *fW[^" l^JL^r^fem A WZ4}^^r^ &*J»^^^^ aaSSSSSSsfy Lv Lit. JkwWry154 words
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Miscellaneous664 1955-01-25 6 YOUR LUCKY STAR |>ORN today. you have literary talents as well as the so-called "artistn temperament that goes with the creative thinker. Your imagination and wit are sharp and your moods aie fluctuating. One moment you are on the heights the next m the depths of despair. You have a664 words
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Article189 1955-01-25 7 LONDON, Jan. 24. Previous Today ...itKiK no I BSS c.i.l. European 29 buyers 30>* buyers 29 "h .sellers 30 2 sellers „'kiukNo TrSS cJ.f. European 29 buyers 30 t buyers ..IK No. I 2g t seUers 30 2 seHers RrBBERNo JKSs'spot 29 buyers 30 buyers n runt189 words
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Article112 1955-01-25 7 NEW YORK, Jan. 21. Previous Today M\ Strait! spot and nearby 86 87 nom. 88 CO nom. ]I\ fntorci Jan. 86.50 bid 87.50 bid 87.25 asked 87.75 asked Fcb 86.50 bid 87.50 bid 87.25 asked 87.75 asked March: 86.50 bid 87 50 bid 87.25 asked 87.75 asked112 words
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Article43 1955-01-25 7 q P~' N is quoted at 44 pfr !K)und. Afloats 43. ary shipment 43. February j 42 1 4. March 422. Sarawak spot 43 and lampong spot 44 cents per pound sellers ex-dock. V)ove prices quoted m U.S. cents per lb.43 words
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Article31 1955-01-25 7 NEW YORK, Jan. 24. Previous Today 1 Industrials 395.90 396.00 K.«'!<»aiis 140.91 141.19 Domestic Bonds 100.67 100 71 1 lI li»»* 62.86 62.80 Mocks Composite Averages 147.18 147.3231 words
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Article115 1955-01-25 7 C OPRA Philippines cj.f. UK/North I.uropoan delivered weight per ,ln» Jan /Feb $1&7 sellers $200 buyers <nih\ Philippines f.o.b. Manila, J202 sellers delivered weight, per lon* ton unquoted unquoted COPRA straits c.i.f. UK/North Furopean delivered weight per long ton Jan./Feb £72 K buyers £73 buj'ers £73115 words
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143 1955-01-25 7 NOW THOSE CLASSES CA\ CARRY ON yHE Education Finance Board has agreed to give Singapore Council for Adult x Education an interim grant of $100,000 to enable it to continue holding classes. The executive committee of the Council had been told that the grant143 words
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Article52 1955-01-25 7 Swami Kundrakudi Adigalar, Indian religious leader, now visiting the Federation, will speak at a public meeting at the Chettiar Chambers H til. Sentul at 7 p.m. tomorrow. Swami Adiagalar will speak m Tamil. The agent for the Government of India. Mr P. Madhavan Nair. will speak52 words
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271 1955-01-25 7 WIDOW WINS HER FIGHT TO CLEAR HUSBAND WAR widow Mrs. Louisa Rose Devine won an 11--year fight to prove her soldier husband was not a deserter. And with her victory came a pension plus possibly more than $8,500 back pay. Ever since the day m September, 1943, when 29-year-old Private271 words
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Article43 1955-01-25 7 A motor cyclist, Kong Beng L'ng, fractured his leg m a collision with a car m front of the Chung Ling High School. Kampong Bahru, Penang yesterday morning. Kong, a tinsmith, spent the rest of New Year's Day Ln hos-43 words
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Article19 1955-01-25 7 Canada will start to design this spring a small experimental atomic power plant to produce electricity.19 words
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Article, Illustration7 1955-01-25 7 picture. dfgdggf Free PressFree Press - 7 words
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92 1955-01-25 7 Court awards $2,210 to ankle-shy girl A GIRL factory worker was awarded $2,210 damages and costs for an injury which prevents her showing her right ankle m high-heeled shoes. She could no longer enjoy dancing, Liverpool county court was told. Mrs. Henrietta Brennand, 28, trod on a piece of waste92 words
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132 1955-01-25 7 A JUDGE said this of the' Rev Leslie Civil Baber: j is not. and never was. I to hold Holy Office. He is j J sexual maniac and the Jiuickcr he is out of the Church the better" Baber, ecclesiastical sectary of the Ely132 words
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Advertisement85 1955-01-25 7 VONO ...for yourl Lifelong Comfort!] FOLDING CARD TABLES Even .f you don't play cards. many years of J,, '"S this table has 101 other scrv.ee. No and uses 30" k3O and 27" easy to fold. Ava.lable .n I high' this table will give you variety of colours /liniin\ The^Greatest Name85 words
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Article, Illustration36 1955-01-25 8 Sari gives Ludmilla a lesson FAMOUS German singer Sari Barabbes (right) gives instructions to ballerina Ludmiiia Tehpiina who has the leadiaf part m the new Powell-Pressbuger film "Oh, Kosalinna." Sari is Ludmilla's "voice" m the film.36 words
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Article216 1955-01-25 8 Nothing new m broadcast T'HE two broadcasts by Mrs. Margaret Knight on "Morals Without Religion" contained nothing new, said Dr. Cyril Garbett, Archbishop of York. The Archbishop was preaching at Clifton Parish Church, York. He said that the broadcasts and the controversy which followed them had shown216 words
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Article226 1955-01-25 8 She safely delivers sister LMFTEEN-YEAR-OLD Shirley Court will always re--1 member the day she brought Linda, her new baby sister into the world. Shirley has always wanted to be a nurse. Her chance camp at five m the morning, m the absence of the real226 words
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Article79 1955-01-25 8 Young British soldiers m Germany must be given more places where they can meet "decent German girls," six touring M.P.s have decided. Leader of the group, Mr. William Paling (Socialist, Oewsbury) said: "The extra facilities I would like to see include clubs where the boys can79 words
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Article151 1955-01-25 8 WASHINGTON'S bi« set ret is out! Phone MX .'{(ilia and a voice answers, leatral latelligeace Agency.** Until tod.v the reiee only repeated the number you dialled. Security, you know. Mustn't blab on the hush-hush outfit which is America's M1..",. The veil of secrecy was151 words
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Article, Illustration42 1955-01-25 8 picture. Reconciled ex-King Peter of Yugoslavia and his wife, exQueen Alexandra, arrive m London for a short visit before going to America, where the former monarch is to give a series of lecture. The couple were reconciled m Switzerland. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article10 1955-01-25 8 Wife, mother, cook, gardener, dietician and publisher10 words
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Article395 1955-01-25 8 airs, nelly hartmann, a silver-haired, 40-year-A?1 old mother of three children, has become Switzerland's most successful career woman, earning £5 000 a year by telling people how she runs her home and looks after her family. .She has turned her rosecoloured hillside villa, overlooking Lake Zurich,395 words
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Article342 1955-01-25 8 Divided loyally in the kitchen A COURT heard about the shared kitchen that led tc divided loyalties m a family. Mr. William Maylor, of Church Road. Northolt, said at Brentford County Court that he had to choose between his mother and his wife. He was defendant m a claim for342 words
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Article53 1955-01-25 8 CEEING 30 passengers waiting m a bus with no driver aboard, a man got m the cab and blew the horn— "just to give the driver a toot," he told Yeovil magistrates. His "extraordinarily stupid behaviour" cost him a fine of £3 lor entering the53 words
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Article40 1955-01-25 8 A sweepstake which has brought Merthyr Tydfil football club £90 ($760) a week will be restarted on Saturday after being stopped on police orders. In its new form the sweep wil pay £30 ($258) a week m tax.40 words
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412 1955-01-25 9 STUBBORN MISS HUE MADE A MILLION She wouldn't sell „.> up. "P soared the oil '.hares of the amazing HJM Hue. age unknown. sell Pleaded her No nS. no. little M, Hue said firmly. "I S to WOP them for senc: h n e a did aS0 And the stubAnd412 words
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222 1955-01-25 9 THE first time the football burst it was regarded as just one of those things. Three more burst on Christmas Day That was too much. Sutton Bridge Football Club decided to act Their ground is m a park near their Lincolnshire village.222 words
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Article68 1955-01-25 9 ROLF Holubars. a 21-year-old German deserter from the French Foreign Legion. was refused permission to land from the 1.570-ton British steamer Balkton at Bristol. He was captured at Dien Bien Phu, released after three months and deserted after being sent to North Africa on leave. He68 words
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Article, Illustration40 1955-01-25 9 picture HEAVY snowfall recently changed Hampstead Heath, London, to a veritable Paradise-for the children. Here the delighted youngsters make their way to the slope's top. m readiness for another, they hope, smooth descent. ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article165 1955-01-25 9 A CLUB v was m v*u trouble recently because could not resign. P. Murray is secrel l >l the Dagenham Naval l J Essex, m name only. has no clubhouse and no mi mi The committee and other ".signed last April beeol licensing difficulties Ujt Mu165 words
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141 1955-01-25 9 THE growing tendency to malinger was condemned hva health officer at a conference of psychologists at Chester. Dr. A. C. Crawford, of Warrington, said that the practice is far more prevalent than most people think. It means loss of money, indicates complete lack141 words
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Article36 1955-01-25 9 A white, blue, and fawn canary cock bird, believed to be the only one of its Wfd m the world, is on show at the National Exhibition of Cage Birds, at Olympia, London.36 words
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Article195 1955-01-25 9 IUIE Government plans a wholesale attack, backed with penalties, on television interference. Under new regulations housewives will have to fit suppressors to all home electrical appliances. Vacuum cleaners, refrigerators, washing machines, and electric sewing machines, food mixers, and any gadget using an electric motor will195 words
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313 1955-01-25 9 Antiques gang strip empty mansions A DARING gang of specialists are stripping London*! empty mansions of antique furniture and fittings worth tens of thousands of pounds. And they are shipping the loot secretly to America. The specialists always work m daylight, dressed as plumbers, painters, furniture removers, or builders' merchants.313 words
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Article, Illustration31 1955-01-25 10 "The boys cue having one of these underwater /urn .shou's." (A preview of the film m Underwater WOk recently held m Hollywood and was viewed underwater by film critics wearing aqua-lungs31 words
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408 1955-01-25 10 JOHN WREN - Italians get HEADACHES learning to speak ENGLISH! JOHN WREN by i earning English is J the latest vogue m Italy. English is being taught by television as well as by radio. But and it is a big "but" the irregular pronunciation and spelling is driving many an Italian .student Lo408 words
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Article163 1955-01-25 10 He 's "tops in the big league" A reader has sent a cutting from an American newspaper. It is a birthday tribute Can you guess, who II being congratulated. It reads: "You're the tops ln the big league, a fellow who can pitch catch, and pole em into the bleachers163 words
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Article, Illustration6 1955-01-25 10 picture. still atractinfn ReuterReuter - 6 words
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Article179 1955-01-25 10 if QVER quitt a large area of France the Brittany peninsular and western France almost half the population never goes to a cinema from one year's end to the other. This emerges from the latest study of the entertainments habits of 42 million Frenchmen, and it179 words
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Article244 1955-01-25 10 PIPE - The oil will get there safer PIPE BY HPHE United States Army and Air Force are rushing completion of a 400-mile fuel pipeline extending across France from Donges, near St. Nazaire, to an eastern terminus near Metz. The pipeline, the most expensive single item of U.S. military construction m France,244 words
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Article, Illustration612 1955-01-25 11 Michael Ruddy - Mickey's got a whale of a story to film Michael Ruddy by MICKEY ROONEY will again try his hand as a director. I've bought a story, called 'The Composition' about a 12--year-old boy kept m after school to write a composition. When his teacher reads what he's written, she informs612 words
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259 1955-01-25 11 Even a sweater doesn 't give John ideas ANYONE m the fan camp of he-mannish John Wayne knows he is not much lor any sort of 1 -dovoy tactics m his pictures but his est, The Sea Chase," 1 rks an amazing exion. In this one, the tall, ■cry star259 words
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Article, Illustration52 1955-01-25 11 Men an nen (and women are glad of it) m any country and photographers were quicke k to perch luscious young; IMra Paget on a handy file cabinet m front of a local map of thc Mexican countryside to get this picture when the star was on location for her52 words
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193 1955-01-25 11 MAYBE the movie i ntors will eventually caU a halt on the hem, murder and asted brands of realis,Jt torture now overflow, ring even the most i hardened customv but there's no sign iuiy such thing m icnt Saturday/ a193 words
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Article, Illustration502 1955-01-25 12 CARL HARTMAN - She doesn't care tor the life of a Premier's wife CARL HART MAN h IMIE wife of fr;ei(c's Premier is hiuhlv regarded as an official nostra bul privately she has some strong and interesting feelings on the duties that uo with her position. Here's a dose up of attractive, capableA.P. - 502 words
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Article244 1955-01-25 12 SABLES, mink and ermine... These compose the workaday world of a bright-eyed little Frenchwoman, the widow of the last of the famous Revillon fur family. Two hundred years ago, four French brothers Theodore. Paul, Leon and Anatole Revillon founded a modest fur business m Paris which244 words
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Article, Illustration42 1955-01-25 12 picture The pertly pretty style of Regency days returns with "T^ady Patricia." LattteesJ effect to the underbrim is given by dainty net lace while on top i* a lar«e eabachon of white and Navy satin. The chin ttran i« aUa >.. ■asisw ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article223 1955-01-25 12 GLASSES for GLAMOUR •THE old saying about 1 men not -making passes, et?., suffered a body blow with Marilyn Monroe's appearance as the astigmatic heroine of "How To Marry A Millionaire Many American girls as a result are now wearing spectacles of plain glass just to attract attention! A whole223 words
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Miscellaneous372 1955-01-25 12 I T T 1 t 1 I f m I 2 I I |l ■p|s| Jo^ l_j j^ Bi^Hß II BBBBBsi BBBBBsi BBBBBsI BBBBBsi BBBssI BBBssI II II II 1| I I I i BSSSSSSS ■BBBBT BBBbbbß I II bbbWM^ I .^Tbbß l1 I m\ pi \7 my 19 m\372 words
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Article265 1955-01-25 13 4 MAJOR Hollywood ftlm company recently suffered a severe shock. It offered a ftlm contract to a personable blonde, with a guarantee that she would be rred" m her first picture. considering the proa full five minut bs Baby Lake politely said: "No. thank265 words
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122 1955-01-25 13 The Masters' paintings were his reward fVNE show now on m Paris is really worth the fare from any country to see. it La a magnificent collection f'f paintings by van Gogh. Cezanne, Guillaumin, Plssarro and other great artists all shown m public for the first time. When these painters122 words
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Article495 1955-01-25 13 North-South vulnerable West dealer A Q WEST AJ9B4 3 4 Q 2 9AKIO 64 <? 3 OAOKQ J 7 6 2 4109* X 6 5 4 SOUTH 9Q9 8 7 5 0 10 5 4 4JB 7 3 2 The bidding: ■IST NO»TH CAST SOUTH 1 Dbl. Redbl.495 words
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Article, Illustration582 1955-01-25 13 SAM WHITE - His chateau brought him a load of problems SAM WHITE Rasputin plot survivor plans to live m the caretaker's lodge says IN a three-room mews A flat- and there is nothing "smart" about a Parisian mews flat I found Prince Felix YoussoupofT. He is 68 now; as a young officer582 words
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Article, Illustration44 1955-01-25 13 picture rieo slx-year-oW Alsatian, soon to start guard duties at the RAI Station Norton. Sheffield, is a tough customer, f-isi off the mark and when an "intruder" knocks over his rnard soon catches his man. Here he is being put through his paces. PopperPopper - 44 words
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Article, Illustration107 1955-01-25 14 World's top A PERFECT TEAM horsemen thrill U.S. seing overlofjldfj ground at all, and passage, a stylish, high-stepping trot. Beat men The 33-year-old Mrs. Hartel has scored great success m her field In the 1952 Olympic Games at Helsinki, Finland, she outperformed 24 men to-win second place m the dressage107 words
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Article220 1955-01-25 14 FERRARI driven by two Argentinians, Enrique Diaz Saenz Valient re and Jose Iban.v won the "City ol Buenos Aires 1,000 kilometres" inter- 1 national .>p<>rt.- car race, It was the first ♦vent counting toward- tin 1955 world sports <'ar championship. A disappointing entry of 25 facedReuter - 220 words
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Article62 1955-01-25 14 RAYMUNDO DEYRO I nded PellcUlmo Ampon'i 16-yeai reign t the Philippines when mighty mite n» ■be final i Manila's Meiropoli i hamplon hip t, I, I tThs n d thai tin Ampon now ol the ro who had entlj for tlie from No 2 p rung m62 words
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Article134 1955-01-25 14 TURPiN TO FIGHT CHAMPION U'OR his first tight since la.st May. Randolph Turpin's opponent will be Ray Schmitt, the cruiser-weight champion nl Luxemburg. They will meet over 10 rounds at the Icedrome, Birmingham, on February 15. Schmitt, who is 25, one year younger than Turpin. has not fought m Britain.134 words
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Article67 1955-01-25 14 Mike Hawthorn, the 25 yearold racing driver, has signed up to drive British Jaguar sports cars throughout the coming >n, He replaces Stirling Moss, who has gone over to the Ocr man Mercede team. In Grand i )rix race he will drive the new Vanwall .Special II67 words
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Article594 1955-01-25 14 Doctors suggest new dress for Rugby PIN back your ears, you husky Rugby forwards. Yes, throw away your scrum caps and pin them back with sweat bands. This is one of the Rugby dress reforms advocated m this week's British Medical Journal— reforms which bring the English Rugby594 words
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Article15 1955-01-25 14 Mr. Lob Hoot Yeang has been re-elected president of the Penang Ctuneoe Football Association.15 words
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Article, Illustration123 1955-01-25 15 picture. ABOVE: First trick (Hudson) winning the fifth race (Class 2, Div. 3— sf. straight) from I.indos (J. Do*, nelly) and Canterbury Bell (Povall) at Ipoh on Saturday. Fourth is Crown Link (McCloud), fifth Prince Ross (extreme left. Billy Bagby, and sixth Gondolino (Mortimer), on theFree Press - 123 words
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Article, Illustration821 1955-01-25 15 U'iTH the vital fourth Test due to begin m Adeliade on Friday the M.C.C.'s victory over South Australia al the same ground is a boost to England's chances of clinching the Ashes. 'CC completed a splendid double over South yesterday821 words
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Article190 1955-01-25 15 S. AUSTRALIA— Ist. Inns. 185 M.C.C.-lst Inns. Edrk-h b Gregg 14 Gravenev c Favell b Gregg 21 Wilson lbw. Wilson 22 Wardle c I^angley b Gregg 7 Cowdrey b Wilson 64 ompton C Favell b Wilson 182 May b Horsnell 114 Bedser c UUsgtej b Horsnell 0 Andrew not190 words
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Article167 1955-01-25 15 PERAK.S H. A. Mokhtur and Tajul Amur created a bi^ upse: erday when they defeated S. M. Omar and Shaari Abdullah of 8 to enter the doubles .semifinal of the fourth All-Malaya Malays badminton championships played at the Perak Turf Club courts, Ipoh. Mokhtar and167 words
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Article71 1955-01-25 15 Chlharu Igaya of Japan registered the fastest time In the slalom event m the Victor Constant trophy race at Stowe, Vermont, but Martin Strolz of Austria won the combined award m the two-day meet. Igaya, Dartmouth's national sla- lorn champ, defeated Strolz by eight -tenths of71 words
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Article551 1955-01-25 16 Three Rings m pleasing form Free Press Course Correspondent ANLY one horse Wonder (iold succeeded m tracking 10 for it on a heavy track at Bukit Timah this morning. With Mickey Donnelly astride this useful Newton Wonder gelding anlBhed a two-round workout with a551 words
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Article132 1955-01-25 16 T!HE Japan Track and Field Federation is determined to win at least one gold medal m the Olympic Games at Melbourne next year after a dismal Showing at Helsinki m 1952 Tin Federation yesterday appointed Mikio Oda, former aVOrlrj record holder m the bop-step-and-JnmPi asU.P. - 132 words
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Article116 1955-01-25 16 'TMIF.RE was anxiety m Brl bane yesterday when Australia's last bowler Ray Lindwall injured hia rlghl lev while batting for Queensland Queensland were 133 for six when Lindwall went m to bal Before he had cored he strained a calf iniiM'li when attempting to drive fast116 words
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Article110 1955-01-25 16 tree tress sports Reporter Colony schoolboys have been invited by the Singapore Hockey Association to join the current coaching course m preparation for the Pakistan Olympic team's visit. The six schoolboys have joined the 29 senior players already undergoing training at the Singapore Recreation Club. They110 words
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Article20 1955-01-25 16 Paignton beat Guys Hospital 8 6 m a Rußby Union match p!a-ed ai PaiL-nton. Devon veste:20 words
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Article36 1955-01-25 16 Ray Rico of tiie Philliplnes will Mima pore by air .shortly to tight m Bangkok. He has signed to meet tlie No. 2 Siamese welterweight Nai Sam t! on February 20.36 words
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Article32 1955-01-25 16 Belangor Rangers, holders of the P AS. Poppy Day Cup. will meet l BeJangor Indian Invitation XI for the 'Republic Day trophy on the Railway ground on Wednesday32 words
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Article39 1955-01-25 16 20 W'.<»rfs- I minimum NG-i im The entagement Ib announced between N« Boon Hoe eldest son ol Mr and afra. Ng Hore l/»ke and Miss I an Ban Ooh second daughter of air. and Mrs. Lim Host Teong.39 words
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Article33 1955-01-25 16 20 H<»rf/^ >6 minimum i KO-TEO: At Hongkong, on, 19-1-1955, Sim Blew, s«»n of Mr. and! Ko 'i iinß< n Blngapore, and dau rhtei ol al md Mrs. Teo Lin Poon. Hongkong.33 words
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Obituary88 1955-01-25 16 20 Wurd* >6 minimum i CAPTAIN H A. ANDERSON.' late Commissioner, Keiantan MihPolioe, passed away at ROM Bharu on Jan. 24, 1955. I). BILVA and BROTHERS to announce the sudden and •il death of their beloved Mr. o P. B. De sil residence at Bandai aJMllla, Mlrlasa, ceylon on88 words
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Article131 1955-01-25 16 IX)NY TRABFRT. often a shaky .starter m Australian tennis tournaments, had a narrow escape yesterday m the second round ol the Australian National Championships at Adelaide. Alter a had Start i ilnst big Australian left bander Neale Fraser, thc American Anally won 1-G, 3-6, 6 4. C-4.A.P. - 131 words
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Article120 1955-01-25 16 At last! Stoke win marathon tie A GOAL m the la^t minute of extra time gave Stoke < lt> a 3-2 win over Bury yd tenia y to end a marathon third r Mind Football AsSQClati— Cup tie after nine hours TZ minutes of play. This is a record forReuter - 120 words
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Article381 1955-01-25 16 rpWO finals m the All-Malaya Malays tennis cham- pionships were decided yesterday m Kuala Lumpur. Shaharin Osman of Singapore won the junior singles and 1 Perak combination took the veterans doubles title. The ties were played on the Sultan Suleiman courts. H. Khamis and I.381 words
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