The Singapore Free Press, 26 January 1955
1955-01-26
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Title Section18 1955-01-26 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya >mffaporo. Wed., Jan. 26. I'C.V Prire i:> C ts.18 words
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183 1955-01-26 1 rnti League Against Cruel 1 Sports protested m London yesterday against a visit by the Royal Family, including Prince Charles and Princess Inne to a foxhunt meeting at vuidringham m Norfolk the previous day. The league "deplored" the incident. "It will cause much pain183 words
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Article33 1955-01-26 1 Justice Brown, a puisne Singapore, has been I Chief Justice of 71 Region. Nigeria. stice Brown came to 1846 as a puisne Federation. He Is expected to leave SinFebruary 4.33 words
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Article47 1955-01-26 1 juntess of Gains- I -'--.war-old member tain's oldest familust given birth to her llkl was announced [on yesterday who once said, v lng babies is for me a py. has had a child e nr year since ahe was n 1947. Renter47 words
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Article80 1955-01-26 1 Monroe and exhusband Joe Dimaggio are visiting Boston, but deny they are reconciled. The film star and the former New York Yankee slugger were spotted at a restaurant with Dimaggio's brother. Dom, and Dom's wife, Emily. "Is this a reconciliation, Joe?" Dimaggio waus asked.U.P. - 80 words
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Article34 1955-01-26 1 A Chinese youth who went to overpower an Indian trying to remove his sister's jewellery m Balestier Road yesterday was stabbed several times. He is m hospital. A man has been detained.34 words
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Article47 1955-01-26 1 India and Australia celebrate their national days today. The Indian Commissioner. Mr. R.K. Tandon. will hold a reception at his residence m Pierce Drive at 5.30 p.m. The Australian Commissioner. Sir Allen Watt, will hold a reception at his Dalvey Road home this evening.47 words
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90 1955-01-26 1 S P; VEN of 21 armed Moroc- I can prisoners who "'d trom Mogador Prim Monday were shot dead *lice last night m a I -d battle about 25 mile* irom the town 'i-.ii Th,° th^ H '"eitives who' rommyguns, seven J*-- animunUion) TwoReuter - 90 words
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Article62 1955-01-26 1 An RAF Hunter jet lighter smashed into caravans m the married quarters of the naval air service base at Ford, outside Littlehampton <S. England* yesterday, killed three people and injuring a child. The pilot was slightly hurt. A naval rating and his wife were killed mReuter - 62 words
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Article26 1955-01-26 1 Mr. Roger Cooke retained the seat for the Conservatives m the by-election at Twickenham near London, yesterday with a majority of 10,122. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article145 1955-01-26 1 By thc man who should know all about SIT A LEGISLATIVE Councillor who should know everything about the Singapore Improvement Trust will ask^ the Colonial Secretary m the council on Friday to answer three questions on low cost housing. He is Mr Thio Chan Bee. He is145 words
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85 1955-01-26 1 Abdul flies to U.K— hoping for a cure A SINGAPORE Malay constable, Abdul Wahid bin Baba, left for England by plane this morning, with high hopes of curing his paralysed legs. He has been unable to walk or move about on his own since September, 1950, when he was shot85 words
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Article264 1955-01-26 1 Churchill No to Big 4 jMih British Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, said yesterday that he did not think a meeting of the Hig Four powers would help to decrease rising tension m the Far Fast. He was replying to questions m the House of CommonsReuter - 264 words
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Article62 1955-01-26 1 I A ISTRALIA'S membership of the SouthEast Asia Treaty Organisation would not involve her m any American action m I or mih.i the External Affairs Minister, Mr. Richard Casey said m Sydney last night. He said the treaty and the ratifying legislation clearly set out theReuter - 62 words
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Article16 1955-01-26 1 President Tito of Yugoslavia ended his state visit to India and Burma yesterday.16 words
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Article17 1955-01-26 1 Twenty "major leaders" of the Mau Mau terrorists have been arrested ln Nairobi.17 words
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104 1955-01-26 1 Free Press Market Correspondent T*HE Far Eastern political situation took the price of A rubber up by two cents when the market re-opened m Singapore this morning after the Chinese New Year holidays. Business was done early for February first grade buyers f.o.b.104 words
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Advertisement45 1955-01-26 1 {<^^«> e\ >^< >#? .^< r^i r/'i.wo//. »>\o^< $%< m >>*< >^< »^<>^< ,>^< >^< I LAURENS tSsT U sß* BS% fc^V^ 7V/£~ FINEST CIGARETTES *Y_T-^ Make that satisfying 'after dinner" cigarette an Egyptian Cigarette of the finest quality. Now obtainable m cellophane wrapped boxes of 20, Sole Agents." SHRIRO45 words
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130 1955-01-26 2 MORE BRITONS AND CASHCANBERRA CALL MR HAROLD HOLT I Inmimration. w;ls ill British Oonunonwealtti co of Its population locked ai able area oi the United potential atomic destruetl Mr. Holt, who was op convention m Canberra, < more capital and people it he Australian Minister of Led yesterday whether the130 words
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Article388 1955-01-26 2 Russia ends war with Germany But West fears a trap THE Praesidium of the Bo le 1 r u Parliament— ha n led the state of war existing between the Soviet Union and Germany since June 1941, it was announced m Moscow last night. At UN same tune the PraesidiumReuter - 388 words
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Article190 1955-01-26 2 BIG PL AN TO BEAT SMOG IN BRITAIN rm British government I w-st inlay declared war on the smog l.'iat costs Britain £300.00(1.000 i ver\ year. Tlie Housing Minister. Mr. Duncan ginslya told (he House Oi Commons that the rovi rniiH'iit had E adopted recommendations aimed at reducing smog byU.P. - 190 words
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Article17 1955-01-26 2 Berlin's official Communist press printed three pictures of Russia's first atomic power plant yesterday.— A.P.17 words
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167 1955-01-26 2 BUFFER ZONE IS SEARCHED rpHE Nicaraguan Foreign Minister. Senor Oscar Sevilla Saivasa, informed the Organisation of American States m San Jose, Costa Rica, yesterdaj that all the rebels trapped m the neutral zone on the Costa Rican border had crossed into Nicaragua and beenReuter; A.P. - 167 words
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128 1955-01-26 2 BRATAIN HAS the Communist mainland f safely A report from Britain's Charge d'Affaires m Peking. Mr. Humphrey Trevely3ii. .said the Rod Chinese Foreign Affairs Ministry had informed him that the cren wa.s b( in^ looked after. The Pck: authorities are assisting the crew's transferA.P. - 128 words
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75 1955-01-26 2 A 'school Special" landed at Kallang airport yesterday. The "special"—a Malayan Airways Dakota—carried 24 schoolchildren, who had been holidaying with their parents m the Federation. The children later left on the Charon to resume school m Australia. Their souvenirs included coconuti Chinese75 words
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178 1955-01-26 2 THE U.S. Senate Internal Security sub committee said m a report m Washington yesterday that American military leaders believed political considerations were permitted to overrule military necessities during the Korean War Failure to win a decisive victory m Korea, the report added, had jeopardisedReuter - 178 words
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Article45 1955-01-26 2 Verdom Coucom won a divorce on a cruelty charge ;tt Leeds yesterday alter testifying hLs wife recently I bombarded him with: A carving knife; a bottle of milk; a fork; a saucepan; several buckets of water; his own false teeth.- A.P.A.P. - 45 words
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Advertisement74 1955-01-26 2 FIRST MAJOR SHAVING DEVELOPMENT IN 17 YEARS All tJSf! AiiAufosfi/ Att^S?! EVERSHARP// fft/aro'inaqtc SCHICK /NJECTOR. RAZOR the to* lese£\ V-y r-N S§^Us^r FCd CLEAH/N6 Of BLADE J I fiiO W fTEk WMES^S \^jXX Obtainable at all PROVISION. CHEMIST and DEPARTMENTAL STORES. Just Arrived j from U.S.A. Large Assortment of J74 words
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Article, Illustration36 1955-01-26 3 THE DANCING GIRLS SMILE THE THANKS rplll five top stars of E 1 the Japanese uirl dan- rini troupe who were presented with flowers arrival at Kalians Air- part. Singapore, yesterday smite their thanks Free PressFree Press - 36 words
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50 1955-01-26 3 y ive plunged in--1 ravines m Peru, killing 2i ers and injuring Six di Eton Juan area m Northern Peru hen the driver put the rse after having a few minutes The second truck plunged foot mountain elling between and Trujillo. killed. A.P.A.P. - 50 words
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Article27 1955-01-26 3 I At t lee, leader the British Labour Party. an invitation to congress of the Party to be held m from Fphrunrv 24 ReuterReuter - 27 words
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210 1955-01-26 3 T<HE Seine floods sank slowly m Paris yesterday, but 1 threatened new destruction' as the river roared westward to the sea. River waters invaded the streets of Mantes, slowing traffic to a trickle and engineers have erected sand and brick barriers at Rouen,U.P. - 210 words
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Article139 1955-01-26 3 SHE BOLTED INTO BEDROOM' JOSEPH AUSTIN WADE, a 40-year-old cotton broker ?ot p quick divorce m New York yesterday after a detective testified that he found Mrs. Wade naked In a hotel room with Robert Sweeney, the wellknown amateur golfer. A private detective. JosephA.P. - 139 words
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72 1955-01-26 3 BARRED FROM U.K. INVITED TO RUSSIA JAPANESE physicist now 1 iring Europe on an offl•vernment atomic factnaing mission is on a list of pecially invited to spring, Kyodo N< rv I m Tokyo yesterHe is Dr. Joji Fushimi of i University. According to Press reports, he has ben oarred fromA.P. - 72 words
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Article205 1955-01-26 3 Busting up the Dior flat look FRENCH designers have put the bosom back where nature intended it. That news came yesterday from behind locked doors where 56 leading Paris dressmakers are working on spring collections m preparation for next week's showings. Christian Dior's flat look is out. reports said. The205 words
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Article37 1955-01-26 3 About 500 employees In Puerto Rico's two top Ksort hoteta the Caribe Hilton and the Condado Beach, srenl on strike v. sI Lerdav at the height of the winter Lourut season. A. P.A.P. - 37 words
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Article18 1955-01-26 3 Spain has formally bee admitted as a permanent ob server to thc United Nation U.P.U.P. - 18 words
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Advertisement156 1955-01-26 3 Appointed Official Distributors of JLLHI I I 111 I I ll I I I I IH4-1J :-:|w I^^"r^|":-: Necklaces, Chokers, Ear-ring*, etc., etc. G. C. de SILVA BROS. Jewellers No 3 Raffles place S'pore- 1 TH, ***** Make Barley Water m**?os fi/if l )/> *m*mt^:- ::lflf/jjjl& 1 1 1 <pi156 words
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285 1955-01-26 4 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JAN. 26, 1955. Opinion THE GOVT. HOTEL BILL 'I E Singapore Govern- to spend 00,000 this year to pay the hotel bill ol those o/flc< rs who have to stay at hotels because there are no quarters for them. The bill last year and m285 words
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Article664 1955-01-26 4 RITCHIE McEWEN - Freedom is NOT enough RITCHIE McEWEN Have you ever wondeied what ultimately happened lo me people who escape torn Communism to the West? For too many, the 'happy ending" is missing i/\ iri daj pei ami unhappy n women and Chlldl are staking their I smgic desperate imbler'a throw. 1664 words
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Article, Illustration396 1955-01-26 4 4 MIN EL-HUSSEINI. the former Grand Mufti of Jerusalem and head of the phantom All Palestine Govern ment, is scheduled to leave cosmopolitan Cairo for a secluded but more luxurious life m .Saudi Arabia, as guest of King Saud, The notorious ex-mufti, once the mo.st powerful396 words
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Advertisement51 1955-01-26 4 Finer Rings at SENA f S Whit v r th. purpov m BSsgSfJBSBrBBH ,n .mnivc'vary 2 or ju*t .i g.tt thi n BM j rings to convey every j gesture of goodwill with I charm and elegance. H. SENA LIMITED S HICH CLASS JEWELLERS *k Singapore, Penang Bangkok. BJIaf r51 words
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Advertisement145 1955-01-26 4 Helena Rubinstein's I §»lr l! 5 -m- "I iRE IPWP S 1 Spnrkling bejewelled gSY, glamorous gifts by Helena Rubinstein. ~jjf S^**lS<^ S^' U l >er f ,,n,e ,n gem-studded top £Ah^2m Hath Fssenee, luxury soap uud dusting J_ ponder m special fe«.tive eases. V* All m these enchanting perfumes145 words
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Article358 1955-01-26 5 There are not enough houses for all officers Many prefer own homes _jl Bjr HTHE Blngapore Government is to spend about $300,000 this year to house some x of its officers m hotels. This is just hall the amount spent last v ar. A Government358 words
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426 1955-01-26 5 The junior married officers say they lose financially lI'NIOK married ofticers who live m hotels and J boarding houses say they are out of pocket. Those who hive one or two children at school m Britain find il hard to make ends meet. This may surprise many people m Singapore426 words
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130 1955-01-26 5 New books for old— and a bit of Singapore dies BRAS BASAH ROAD Is no, more the haunt of second- hand books and old journals. Of late it has put on a new face. With the exception of one or two secondhand bookshops which stock mostly school books, the others130 words
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110 1955-01-26 5 MR. H. WILL TAKE THEM ALL ON-AT ONCE HUTAGALUNG, Indo- ian chess champion current favourite m the ten Club invitation Tournament, will play a simultam exhibition game against all comers at igapore Chess Club. Y.M.CA Orchard Road* on It is expected that more than the club's best Will pit their110 words
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Article55 1955-01-26 5 Officials ol the Army Civil gfrvice Union iR.S.G. Branch". Singapore, for this year are: ktnnan, Mr. k. g. ifattK ->'. Mr Lye Kwl Sen,; treaMr. Urn Ohim Thiam; audita. Oh Nam and Mr tXSSSmn* M^ thonj J committee MtTB, Meßßra V. Balasubra- Wong Yoke Wai, Abdul Sen* P55 words
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Article, Illustration45 1955-01-26 5 Mr. Syed Khalil Rchman, Pakistan's Ambassador deBiffßsAte to Burma, photosraphed on arrival at Kalians airport with his wife and two month old son. AIL The famil.v is travelling to Bangkok where Mr. Rrhman will pro****, lata his country's delegation to tin- SEATO conference. Free PressFree Press - 45 words
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Advertisement138 1955-01-26 5 Hk IBs 4Efe flh Vfgfi -^> BSJQI World Famou, /^X fr V'V\ V Conductors Z^' ~"x Hrr and Orchestras /tt\\ J Mile// World Famous A't.sU Decca, Brunswick LONC LAY,NC LondOll STANDARD Record CLASSICAL. INSTRUMENTAL. SELECTIONS, DANCE. VOCAL ETC., Obtainable from Accredited Dealers throughout Malaya rs E. S. ISAAC CO., LTD.s^.;.^,^^.138 words
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Miscellaneous209 1955-01-26 6 MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis TARZAN by Edgar Rice Burroughs ldLk«V* Jiff o_'viscP --o^" t<v" \r, L 1\ temple— to witness wjPON^s |^SBbs:4 'If Jb^Wj w npow anP reOP^E? POwn "0 JbT \Z>7 WA^A&£TOA'uu?£:' BbsssssMbT 'I' IHfc AN O^EN COURTYARD" I -lsssif^ I THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris209 words
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Miscellaneous699 1955-01-26 6 YOURI LUCKY STAR I Bitll\ lo«l.i%. n.hii iiUintiohv are BS4 •eptioiiall> keen and Mill ha\e great deal of p. t hiii.il BBBgslftliai Whk h atli.uts people to > on. w herc\« i \ou go. You. m tin i\ are fond of so man> p< ople. all at one md the699 words
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Article135 1955-01-26 7 LONDON, Jan. 23. Prrvtom Today I; 1:: s,, BSS Ut Europe.. U% tag. I R SS U* European 3»,« buyers Mar sobers Vo.r«sssp.,.. g% jjg- »h>js; pii-imr No 1 BSS Settlement 30 l s buyers Mar.: 30% buyer.< HoS) I«M F*b 30 sellers 3 0' 2 sellers135 words
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Article103 1955-01-26 7 NEW YORK, Jan. 2.1. Previous Today TIN Strata spot and nearby 88.00 nom. 88.62 nom. ITS futures J»n* 87 50 bid 88 50 nom -87.75 asked Feb 87.50 bid 88 50 traded 87.75 asked March: 87.50 bid 88 50 bid 87.75 asked 88.75 asked To\j Tirm. SALES:103 words
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Article43 1955-01-26 7 bar was sold at 46 February 44%. March 43%. Sara.nd and nearby wak spot 44% asked and lampong (o 45 ex-dock, spot 46 cents per pound sellers Janu.W] eras sold at 45. ex-dock. lOi prices quoted m U.S. cents per lb.43 words
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Article28 1955-01-26 7 NEW YORK. J*n. 25. Previous Today nstriab 396.00 397.00 141.19 140.61 Dom^ii, Bonds 100 71 100.67 1 ll|il 62^0 62.41 i omposit* Averages 147.32 147.1728 words
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Article126 1955-01-26 7 hilippines ci.f. UK/North ropean delivered weight per r-i»P»» Utt l lan/Keb $200 buyers $202 buyers 1 hilippines f.o.b. Manila, $202 sellers $205 sellers iHi\ r.-d «Hfht. per long ion RA Straits c.i.f. rK/North unquoted unquoted ropean delivered weight per X ton Jan./Feb £73 buyer s £73126 words
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Article, Illustration40 1955-01-26 7 Picture Mr. Tan Choong Van and his bride, formerly Miss Phyllis Wee Siak Leng, after their wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, on Monday. A reception was held m St. Andrew's School, Woodsville. Free PressFree Press - 40 words
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194 1955-01-26 7 OINGAPORE Legislative Councillor, Mr. C. R. Dasaratha Raj, said yesterday that he was surprised to learn his questions on the SIT decision to let Queenstown flats to wealthy tenants had been disallowed by the Governor's Deputy because194 words
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Article23 1955-01-26 7 A meeting of old scouts m the Klang district will be held today at the Court House Klang, at 5 p.m.23 words
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Article45 1955-01-26 7 A new dental clinic with Aye i chairs la to tje built In Pontian this year to replace the existing one. The present clinic is unable to cope with the demands made on it. The new clinic will cost $30,000.45 words
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Article, Illustration84 1955-01-26 7 PHE cheongsam is a pretty ,t dres T and "<*<*» a pretty girl to model it. n.K L (nine »c Swimming Mub obviously realises this *iid the girl* above will be on parade as mannequins when the Hong Kong cheongsam fashion show is held .at84 words
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Advertisement61 1955-01-26 7 VONO .for your I Lifelong Comfort! VONO Present a Full Fsm*+ Range of Complete Ift mm^Bb& W i »Uoi^'!jP',r^ t -aaSBSBBBBft HfU^ to rti VONO /^~x /l/niin Thc Cre,fcsf Name m Bcd^ V UllU/ Mattresses, Couches. D.vans, Tables. Available at all good furniture shops m Singapore, Federation, B N. Borneo,61 words
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Article, Illustration245 1955-01-26 8 ROUND ABOUT SINGAPORE m pictorial round-up of recents events m the public lite of the Colony i\ vismng Japanese judo expert. Captain Lujii. demonstrates the "Ouchigari" ("Major internal reaptafp*) throw at a special session of the Singapore Judo Club. Members of the Malay Women's Welfare Association (tight) listen to a245 words
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326 1955-01-26 10 njpHE coast watchers, intrepid look-outs who recorded amazing feats of espionage during World War 11, have gone back into operation -but this time securing Australia's northern borders against Communism. Some 600,000 square miles of land and sea are watched by these326 words
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669 1955-01-26 10 An electric brain sets the course for safer landings SKY ROUTES ARE urn iiiiiiiii ii BEING RE-PAVED i ii iiiiiiiii.. 1 1 ill nil. I II TO EASE THOSE I.IMIII.IIIIIIIIIIIIMIHIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIimiMa TRAFFIC JAMS AMERICA'S radiomarked sky routet are bel r i" to help fn growing traffic Jam along the airw i669 words
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Article, Illustration98 1955-01-26 10 irst step m building a giant Britannia air liner. Fitters, inluding Miss Evelyn Wheeler, an aircraft fitter's mate (left), place the first panel m position m the circular jig at the Bristol Aeroplane Company works at Filton. Bristol. In this jig the fuselage begins to takeReuter - 98 words
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Advertisement67 1955-01-26 10 i You can Phon® Your SMALL AIIS. to Singapore 2800 IM 108 ms*r^ 1 AmwLx i4t vis IfffillW^^ ill sbbbL a HI BBr ißcEix IHbSBB^sS $S B^ 3**^ riflk^S S^B "^!&3MR4BSBBfIBSBSB^^fIBBHsSBHsS IBF sß^k < ;^^^^^^H^nßsfls^Bßflß^^^l ■Br sh x. 9BBk. Hr mm i <fc Bfl£ ShbSbSßßbNb^bY^bSbßHsSbSbSH b^BS? SS^flfl^^^^B i^flww^ E jfmw\67 words
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Article, Illustration212 1955-01-26 11 I yards "i laoric, v handful oi Pins, B cirapt nere> a nd a fold there, and Irene Mayo bas made a ball rown. Irene Mays has become so sdepl at fashioning fabrii into dresses by wrapin^ Ihem into place that she's Defer an Inch out. She ■sed to modelPopper - 212 words
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Article152 1955-01-26 11 LONDON zoo experiment to change the Krwi Napui, who is norI1: llv a nocturnal bird clay bird is beein- how results. was a Coronation U> people of NewNorth island. But I* slept by day few saw him. rtera at the os- were "blacked the152 words
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Article78 1955-01-26 11 DO models marry rich husbands? Less frequently than is supposed, said Miss Margaret Molyneux who has trained more than 400 at a Ham stead wedding party. "In fact" added Miss Molyneux, "m. marry poor, men, At time, most i the married iii n on mj ag<78 words
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539 1955-01-26 11 When there 's no card there 's always a kipper for the bookies WILLIAM HICKEY takes HiimiiimMiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini mi i n. li m ma. aiaa.>«aaaiaiam.ii lin I n nti Mo.intHiiil A PEEK BEHIND THE SCENES 1 1 Ml MIIIII lII* MUMMI Mill I It II •••Mill" miniiiimiiiiiilliillllllllll DURING THE ..in i539 words
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231 1955-01-26 11 You can pour out your soul in a mambo LISTENING to the radio these days one can't help but be fascinated by the growth m popularity of the "mam bo" dance. A few months a^o the rhythm was rarely heard, but now (very other tune played on the radio seems231 words
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158 1955-01-26 11 hi Id .ire rumours In London that the French President, 1 M Cety, had oil. nd t<> replace the wristwatek lost ii\ tin Qfseen lasl week Th» U.st watch was jiven to the Qoeen b) another French President M Lehrun, t<» mark the158 words
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Article593 1955-01-26 12 HAL BOYLE - NEW CRAZE WITH THE LADIES HAL BOYLE Once regarded as the devil's boudoir bait, pyjamas are making a comeback by PUSBB what's the latest thing In mon's pyjamas. Well. Sir. it's the ladies •'Eighty-six P' ,r cent of the pvjama.s .sold today are bought .by women," said Mr. M. J.A.P. - 593 words
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Article214 1955-01-26 12 A I AINBOCHER, the 1 American dress designer, says: "The right clothes can really add to life by making women look better than their best." "Almost everyone needs assuring and many people need constant reassuring. The right clothes can do this." A woman who has214 words
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Article, Illustration78 1955-01-26 12 picture. If they «et "fresh" Australian buys won't like Jennifer Padfield's way of "necking" demonstrated here with a judo neck hold on Tony Leaper, weight fourteen stone, at the Bees and Ruislip Judo Club, Middlesex. Jennifer. 19-year-old shorthand typist, will soon make her home m Australia and she feels aReuter - 78 words
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Advertisement106 1955-01-26 12 1 PACKING, SHIPPING \££ji I INSURANCE.... fj'fTm HMfl TRANSPORT STORAGE j V^si^H LIMITED JTPFjfIHk 1/3 CECIL STREET SINGAPORE BsTI 1 BBSsfnßsi Wf bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbl *P y fc- bbbbb>sbbbbbbbbbl I mIaSiIBBBBBSsSBS^"^^ i^^P^gßß** U V>^ *^?!sV«^..V<^<,^, l^l%jßsfll%l^^l^BlßnftiJ«VßniV 5 The weekly issue of the STRAITS BUDGET can be sent by Air Mail to any106 words
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Miscellaneous320 1955-01-26 12 >-vvfi vfr i."^ •nßak wSI j?ot^ a T k JHjb > < R "E'^-J BSBS BSj SV tS 5 5 i jd^Sßm m Mlßj a uk¥ Si. Va S A 888' ™wi sW Sr i mSi it />*b& 7^ a a SL J| w S jBI J| iißlllßv~~~^ mm^ t320 words
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Article, Illustration399 1955-01-26 13 EVE PERRICK - EVE PERRICK i HAM been living for 1 the paal week m ishington, In one of the contemporary American ho tei s one of the chain operated by the Hiltonstuler group that now (o ve.s the I'nited States m( l gets bigger and bigall399 words
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Article399 1955-01-26 13 Both Mueb vulnerable North dealer 9AKQ9BG 0J 9 3 WEST EAST 4 Q 10 5 4 2 ***** 9 10 54 9 J 7 3 2 0 A 10 8 7 065 2 *X 7 4 SOUTH 7 9 OKQ 4 2 A A Q J 10 9653399 words
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156 1955-01-26 13 \|ISS Rosemary Parker's new hair-style was admired by friends at Elizabeth Countess ot* Bandon's subscription dance at the Mayt'air Hotel In London. Was it expensive? -No."" said Miss Parker. 'I can't afford those colossal Mayfair prices, so I did It myself with156 words
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Article57 1955-01-26 13 SOMETHING seems horrihl., wrong with the Paris ar( world. To draw visitors to a new show sf paintings at the (azclles Gallery, tlie promoters hired a strip-tease specialist and pat her through her act. Spectators are reported to have left saying "I don't see what the idea of57 words
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Article, Illustration102 1955-01-26 13 They jazzed things up at the Academy STUDENTS of London's most famous theatre si- hool— the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art did an unheard-of thin:_> la.st week. They staged a leggy, jazzy, irreverent revue. Never has such a thing been done before m RADA'.s /30 years of solemn history. The102 words
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Advertisement35 1955-01-26 13 W E T H ERA L L SALE Startling Reductions!!! Don't miss this opportunity to secure bargains from the famous Wetherall range. AmmmT hmmW .iBBF kmrnXf AmW mW mT^ THE STORE WITH A (g^ T0 <>"«35 words
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177 1955-01-26 14 Singapore Motor Club sprint on Feb. 13 rriiK Singap Motor J Club is holding a hall mile sprint meeting al Lim Chu Kan- Road on iday, February 13. Entries close this Saturday I ite ntrii P ted up to I i it date tri< i can be ted. Tin comr>177 words
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Article57 1955-01-26 14 Tlcketa for the North-South rugger classic a. the .Jalan Besar stadium on Saturday will be on bale m ;pe S.CC and Robinson's until noon tomorrow Reserved seati at $3 may be booked mi n advance but the $2 and $1 ticket*, will ha\e to lx>57 words
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Article122 1955-01-26 14 Stock car racing v increasing m popularity m New South Wales. More th m 40 000 peop i ended a meeting m Sydni y In one race, they saw seven drivers escape unhuri from v turned and badly damaged care involved m B mass collision122 words
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Article351 1955-01-26 14 DOCTORS SAY YES' I ANGRY women athletes i\ last night attacked the findings of a group of leading Belgian do: tors that women should no longer take part m eStttpetiti\e sport The doctors debited the Question as members of the Medical Society sf Physics!351 words
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Article410 1955-01-26 14 ARCHIE QUICK - Young England show the wav ARCHIE QUICK By 1"MIE shock result of Youn» England's 5-1 victory over Young Italy at Stamford Bridge confirmed what has been said before— that Britain ifl teeming with good young footballers This, the first. Intermediate International ever held m this country, provided the surprise of410 words
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Article59 1955-01-26 14 SF-I ANGOR Sikhs drew both their main hockey fixtures m the Colony, but a scratch team they put up against the Colony's Young Sikhs were beater. 1-0 yesterday. Selangor was held to a 1-1 draw b\ Singapore Sikh.s at the SRC. on Monday. ln the morning, Selan<;or drew59 words
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430 1955-01-26 14 BIG BROTHER SULLIVAN IN RING COMEBACK sJAMMV SULLIVAN, elder brother of Britain middleweight boxing champion, Johnny Sullivan, returns to the ring on Feb. 1. after a leng lay-oil His first assignment la with a gentleman trom Doncastei named Jim Lindley. The venue: Spaldi m Lincolnshire, where the ring at the430 words
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Article110 1955-01-26 14 V r IC SEIXAS and Tony Trabert, the United States' successful Davis Cup doubles team, entered the semi-finals of the doubles m the Australian tennis championships yesterday with a 40-minute rout >i Dun Candy and George Wortliington. a pair ol Australian second-stringers. The Americans won 6-2,A.P. - 110 words
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247 1955-01-26 14 3IXTEEN professionals, m eluding Willie Smith and Claud,' Falkiner, and sixteen amateurs are to tako part m an open snooker handicap at Leicester Square Hail. London, on January 30. It will bo ;i "Farewell Lei'•r Square' 1 tournament the last t be hold at247 words
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Article186 1955-01-26 15 ONE-HOLE marathon AT GOLF ig attractions at springtime Festivai hole golf maraim be played over roughest country ■■'Kildare on May 8 tretch nve miles from lvS v tao took a hint from |> wintry weather ha\e a-on money at fv.un Races? for m the cV?£the tost three gS Duffle Coat186 words
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313 1955-01-26 15 A SEVENTEEN-YEAR-OLI) Ipoh schoolgirl, Azian (shazali, won the women's singles title yesterday m the All-Malaya Malays badminton championships at Ipoh. She defeated Puan Sudin of Malacca 11-5, 11-4 m the final. Azian Ghazali also won the women's doubles title, m partnership with Mariam Borhan of313 words
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Article183 1955-01-26 15 COLIN McDonald, the Victorian opener whose selection for the fourth Test has caused considerable controversy, again failed with the bat yesterday m the Sheffield shield match against Queensland at Brisbane. The game ended m a draw with Victoria taking the points for first innings lead.Reuter - 183 words
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Article, Illustration45 1955-01-26 15 The 4th Battalian Royal Army Ordnance Corps retained the Aldershot District interunit team boxing championship, beating 9th Training Regiment Royal Engineers. Pte. G. Price (sIAOC) is here seen landing a left hook to the head of Spr. (i. YVaUtins. whom he outpointed.45 words
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Article193 1955-01-26 15 MEN'S SINGLES Final: M. Sadali (Spore) bt Omar Manap iJoh) 15-12, 15-5. Semi-finals. Omar Manap (Joh) beat Ahmad Hanafiah (Pk) 15-8. 6-15. 15-11; M. Sadali < Spore t beat Omar Ibrahim (Spore) 12-15, 15-1. 15-6. MENS DOUBLES Final: Ibrahim Manaff and Idris Kadir (Pen) beat H. A. Mokhtar and193 words
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Article404 1955-01-26 15 SCOTLAND LEADS ICE HOCKEY BOOM THE main centre of ice hockey m Great Britain has mo.cd North. Once the game was played almost exclusively by imported Canadians m the London area. Now Scotland has taken over the reins. True. Wembley Lions and Hairinuav Racers still represent the Metropolis m the404 words
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Article270 1955-01-26 15 SATURDAY'S U.K. SOCCER FIXTURES "POOTBALL fixtures m Britain on Saturday are: F.A, Cup Fourth Round Birmingham C. v Bolton; Bishop Auckland York City; Bristol Rovers v Chelsea; Doneaster Rovers v Aston Villa; Everton v Liverpool; HartlepooLs U. v Notts Forest; Manchester C. v Manchester U. Newcastle U. v Brentford; PrestonReuter - 270 words
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Article162 1955-01-26 15 WES SANTEE, the Kansas runner who expects to break the world indoor mile record thus winter, said yesterday that Gunnar Nielsen, his I Danish rival, is "a clumsy runner." Santee made the remark i during an interview on the two races that he has run against162 words
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Miscellaneous139 1955-01-26 15 Sports quiz (1) Irom uh.it < -(unities do these M.cc. erlcketcn come: (a) Alec Bedser. <b) Johnny MTarilc, <c> Tom Graveney? (2) Which Australian state ua.s first holder of the Sheffield Shield and when? (3) With what local sports do you associate these coaches: (a) Kee Soon Bee, (b) R.139 words
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Article91 1955-01-26 16 WORLD lightweight champion Jltnsay Carte back into art ion tonight for the first time since regaining the title. He is a heavy I i vomit.' to beat JOUSg Bobfej Wo But the :.l -year-old champion, whose title will not DC al stake m the IS-rounder, exj>eetsA.P. - 91 words
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Article37 1955-01-26 16 World middleweight champion Bobo Olson's manager tentatively agreed yesterday to ;> io-n>und. nontitle match m March with the winner of Saturday's fight between Sal Perse, of Oakland, and Willie Vaunh of San rYanctsCO, at Hollywood.) A.P.A.P. - 37 words
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364 1955-01-26 16 BANKER BOY AND DISTRIBUTOR IN FAST GALLOF Impressive newcomer ridden by Mulley Free Tress Course Correspondent MAKING full advantage of a good galloping track at Dukit Timah this morning, trainers Keith Daniels, Jimmy Martin. Wally Bagby and Ivan Allan sent several of their charges against the stopwatch. Best time was364 words
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Article, Illustration141 1955-01-26 16 75-minute tennis battle KHAMIS WINS PLAYING for well over BJI i\ Kuala Lumpur's Sultan Suiaiman club i o H Khamis Ol Singapore battled U> sfin the ah lays Malays men's single* nnig title. Th.- 45-year-old Singapore ir dethroned the Cham pi- ri Yen bin Mian. 44, ol Johore, beating him141 words
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Article, Illustration35 1955-01-26 16 picture. Ron Jackson of Selangor who yesterday won the North Malayan golf championship at Ipoh's Tiger Lane course. Jackson beat another Selangor man, R.B. Lauriston. at the 19th hole. Free PressFree Press - 35 words
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Article57 1955-01-26 16 20 H»rda $h (minimum) WART a BECKETT TF.H RELI The Engagement Is announbetween Kenneth Eaa Orant, son of the late Mr and Mis W If. Bteartr. Of lima. Peru, and ,n. and Sally Joan, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs. A. K. 1,.- set! In i.-ll of 44 Addison57 words
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Obituary26 1955-01-26 16 20 Word* $6 minimum D ARAKJO HECTOR V. Penang Oeneral Hospital, on j. .iiw.:-. 19 Greatly hereaved by las \k\U-, two sons and two daushtej26 words
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130 1955-01-26 16 MR. K. ZAIUDDIN, hono-sf-i rary secretary of the AllIndia Football Federation has denied a report that the International Federation <FIFA» is to take the Indian authorities to task for a violation of certain rules. The report said this violation was concerned with holding internationalReuter - 130 words
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Article27 1955-01-26 16 Ed PurgOl, US. open golf champion, announced today lie will compete m the British Open championship at St. Andrew's, Scotland, from July 4-827 words
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198 1955-01-26 16 By r IKST-TIiMhK SINGAPORE will see its first floodlit hockey match tomorrow night at Jalan Besar Stadium. After the success of last week's trial by floodlights a thrilling match is anticipated between Combined Services and the Singapore Hockey Association. The match is due to start198 words
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Article29 1955-01-26 16 ANGLO -CHINESE FORCE A DRAW PARIT BUNTAR. Tues.— AmiloChinese School did well to hold Krlan Malay Youngsters to a 3-3 draw m a friendly soccer match on the padang.29 words
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Article, Illustration72 1955-01-26 16 MAUREEN Connolly, re covered jrom a leg injury yesterday announced she will defend her x Wimbledon Tennis Championship and also play m the French National Tournament t> summer. ''Little Mo," the 20-year-old winner of countless tennis championships, said her comeback would be limited to only72 words
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173 1955-01-26 16 Pakistan not accepted in Davis Cup rpHE winner of the Far East Zon.' of the Davis Cup competi*: will play the winner of the North American Zone, it was decided v terday m New York. There were three entries for the Eastern zone. Japan drew the b* and was designated173 words
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