Singapore Standard, 3 May 1954
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Title Section15 1954-05-03 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Vol. IV. No. SM. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 3, 1954 TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.15 words
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Article, Illustration60 1954-05-03 1 The Officer Administering the Government, Mr W A. C Goode (far leftl, with Singapore Legislative Councillors, Mrs. Elizabeth Choy and M"r. H J C Kulasmgha, listen attentively as an officer explains the workings of a light ack-ack gun. This took place during the exercise at the60 words
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Article22 1954-05-03 1 NZUS PACT MEETING CALLED A 2: (Re A :> i partners H >i AustraV are V teuton eeting is R and Af- c22 words
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Article, Illustration547 1954-05-03 1 Thousands Storm Fortress THE FATE OF DIEN BIEN PHU IN BALANCE HANOI, May 2, (AP)— Tens of thousands of Yietminh troops smashed at the defenders of Dien Bien Phu last night m rthe third and mightiest attempt to overwhelm and destroy the north-western Indo-China fortress. The FrenchStandard - 547 words
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Article280 1954-05-03 1 Goode Sees Mock Battle A lone Vampire jet plane, streaking along m uncanny silence, hedgehopped over low trees that ran down to Changi Beach, yesterday, and suddenly zoomed over the heads of men of the Light Anti-Aircraft Battery, Singapore Volunteer Corps, with a reverberating roar.280 words
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Article, Illustration226 1954-05-03 1 Society Gangster Killed SINGAPORE Police are on the hunt for th c killer of an alleged notorious secret society gangster. Yio Oon Cheng, who was stabbed to death about midnight on Saturday, apparently m a quarrel over 30 cents. Yio was attacked by a compatriot, believed to be the son226 words
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Article40 1954-05-03 1 LONDON. May 2 (Renter) Tne British Admiralty announced today that the situation is now m hand i" the earthquake stricken areas of Greece. Relief preparations m Malta have been cancelled. Ships are returning to normal service.40 words
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206 1954-05-03 1 Govt. Committee Set Up To Probe Vice In U.K. LONDON, May 2 (Reuter) Homosexuals, prostitutes and "call girls" are to come under the cold gaze of a Government committee set up to probe the vice wave now sweeping Britain. The appointment of an official committee to examineMiomosexuality and the law206 words
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Article176 1954-05-03 1 Asian Games Result? By JKFFKRY JAMES MANILA. May I Three Singapore athletes are m the finals of the Asian GaJBM meet on the opening day here today. They are Tens Pei Wall, who broke the SO metres hurdles record. Lloyd Valber^ m the 110 metres hurdles and Mary KlaSf m176 words
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Article198 1954-05-03 1 COLOMBO, May 2, (Reuter).— l ive South Asian Prime Ministers m a communique issued here today made their proposals for ending the war m Indo-China. They suggested that: A cease-" Arc should immediately be negotiated by the "parties d»rect!v concerned." The negotiators reporj their agreements198 words
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Article34 1954-05-03 1 BRESCIA. North Italy. May ,2 (AFP)— The "Mille Miglia." 1.000-mile motor race, this morning produced four specjtacular crashes shortly after the start, killing one driver and injuring lefeffil person*, i34 words
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Article88 1954-05-03 1 LONDON, May (Re Brian III!!. (>■ Charge I* Affaire it tra in Ei >a v In M •>- -laid today that 1 i •f l -ft" the Soviet i pit a Mr. Hill, who from Helsinki, aiid: "Thai i'l-i took vi- wen boui i itv.88 words
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Article134 1954-05-03 2 Plaque For Manchester Unveiled SIR CHARLES LOEWEN. the C-in-C of FARELF. yesterday unveiled a p'.aque In memory of six officers and 4 other ranks of the Ist Battalion, Man hester Regiment, who were killed m action In Malaya, and wlfc died as pri- soners-of»war m the Far East m World134 words
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Article, Illustration538 1954-05-03 2 photo. Scouts Drop Mofien KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Delegates of the Boy Scouts* Association today withdrew their motion that the Malayan Youth Council should cease to function* as the National Committee for the World Assembly of Youth and thus averted a row at the fourth annual conference ofStandard - 538 words
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Article397 1954-05-03 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. —Two changes m constitution which will open the doors to wider youth representation on the Malayan Youth Council, but at the same time take away its executive powers, were adopted by the fourth annual conference of the council today. Both the changes con.397 words
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Article89 1954-05-03 2 PENANG. Sun.— The second training course for the Federation Adult Education Association, organised by the British Council, was brought to a close yesterday after a few days session. The regional director of the P?3 n l w*' Mr R H G Gibbs. i<>id the participants, who had89 words
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Article74 1954-05-03 2 New Clerical Scheme For Johore .TOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— The Posts and Telegraph? Clerical S hrne is under consideration by the Johore Government a: present. This i<e being done on departmental representations regarding the matter of s'.agnation m Grade 3 maximiiin. When a formula was agreed to Mime time aw ih»74 words
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Article89 1954-05-03 2 B MERTAJAM. Sim— A former Chinese residence m Kuiim Road was this morning turned into a Boys' Club and Youth Centre, when it was declared open by Mr. Teh Check Sah. prominent merchant and landed proprietor. The president is the O C Police District. Mr. .T89 words
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Article35 1954-05-03 2 PENANG, Surf The body of a Chinese, who fell overboard night while crossing to Butterworth on the ferry Senanghin, has been recovered. It is now lying m the Butterworth mortuary for identification.35 words
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Article88 1954-05-03 2 PEXAXG. Sun. Two demonstrations on c on fire fighting and the other o n res- at efence p enang to the attend nZ mp Ug lk attending the six-day civics ,nnc heV Were 1 how n how persons trapped mi n a collapsed high building could88 words
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153 1954-05-03 2 SEVEN doctors, who are old boys of Christian Brothers' Schools m Singapore, have agreed to give free medical treatment to children of old boys of these schools if they cannot aiford to pay for treatment. Th is was revealed by Mr. Lim Tian153 words
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Article41 1954-05-03 2 THE ten Fijian women and children reported m The Standard yesterday as being flown m from Fiji m an R.A.F. York aircraft was not correct. They were, m fact, flown m by the Air Charter Ltd., London.41 words
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Article32 1954-05-03 2 'T'AY-SMITH. The en^a^eA ment is announ-ed between Conrad, foster son of Mr and Mrs. Gol. Tiang Beng.' and Irene Tay Siok Lin. second daughter of Mr. and Mri. Tay Choo Teck32 words
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Article, Illustration19 1954-05-03 3 il Kal sapor*, iffirial lustrali Malawi longer, !M(1 ..i! m ii ttk up the north, picture th»- YIP united.19 words
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Article14 1954-05-03 3 Dies On Way To Hospital a n. Haii itta k 1 on a bore14 words
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Article55 1954-05-03 3 PENANG. Sun. A general review of salaries m Division IV ol the Public Service is being undertaken by the Junior Staff Grades Committee of the Whitley Council Divisions IV. stated m a letter by the Government Juni Staffs Union from the S f to the High55 words
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Article177 1954-05-03 3 Standard Staff Reporter AN Allegation that the leaders of the two-day-oM Singapore Socialist Party are "stooges of vested interests" was made by Mr. V. P. Abdullah, chairman of the Labour Party. Mr. Abdullah, speaking at the Inaugural meeting of the fir>t branch of the Singapore177 words
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Article93 1954-05-03 3 MR. LAINAL AbWin, Deputy Chairman, Rural and Industrial Development Authority, is amongst the exI on a study tour of Japan. This is the fifth studyl tour organise i by the Un Nations Technical Assistance Administration. Main purpose of the trip is to observe production hniques and93 words
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Article75 1954-05-03 3 .TOHORE BAHRU, Sum.— The pieces of ancient Malay and Bugis pottery which were unearthed at Johore Lama, Kota Tintjsi district have become the property of the Government. These historical finis which total 1.100 pieces were found by members of the Historical Society of the University of Ma'.aya.75 words
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Article, Illustration165 1954-05-03 3 IF MALAYAN women want to .stay tweet tad flagrant throughout the day m tht* tropics. the\ should use "toilet water." advised Coty*S beauty expert from Australia. Miss Betty Hearne. o n arrival at Kalian^ Airport, yesterday. On.- reason why 1 uive thi s165 words
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Article154 1954-05-03 3 Standard Staff Reporter A SIIOP-TO-SHOP survey i s now being conducted by the Singapore Shop Employees' Union, to find out facts about the "conditions of service and working hours" of the Colony shop assistants. The Union expects to complete the survey shortly when it will154 words
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Article85 1954-05-03 3 32 Nurses Chosen For Training THIRTY-TWO nurses have i been selected fur training by the Colony Government. They begin their training tomorrow which will last three years and lour months. The Matron-in-charge of the student nurses. Miss Rintoul, i told The Standard that th e recruiting campaign ha s been85 words
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234 1954-05-03 3 HEN'S FEATHERS AND BLOOD LED TO SPECIALS' ARREST TEMERI.OH. Sun.— Tamin bin Ahmad, 24, and Darus bin Tarn, 25, two Special Constables attached to the Sungei Tekai Estate, Kuala Krau. m the district of Mentakab pleaded guilty t a .joint charge of theft of a hen valued at $5. Mr.234 words
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Article436 1954-05-03 3 GALA OPERA CONCERT Standard Music Critic. THE Opei t i. nn v-i i night m the Victoria Memorial Hall was our first opportunity of hearing the five artists who haw recently fTown out from Europe to take part m the Musical Society's presentation of the St. Matthew Passion later mV.F.D. - 436 words
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347 1954-05-03 3 Can't Depend On Govt. KUALA LUMPUR, Sun —Blind welfare m Malaya needs the support of the public. It cannot depend only on contributions from Government lotteries. Che Mustapha Albakri, Chairman of the Malayan Association for the Blind, said today at the Association's annual general347 words
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Article129 1954-05-03 3 MALAYAN TEACHERS FOR BRUNEI BRUNEI TOWN. May 2.— The Brunei Government has decided to^emplov 1.", teachers of English from Malaya to further the Stated ambitious education plans and to pay about $150,000 for the fifteen selected candidates to undergo a four-year training course at Kirkby Training College m England. It129 words
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Article, Illustration760 1954-05-03 4 TIIK laM time I had seen the lon^, red-brick building at Kapenguria. m Kenyan upper Kift Valley Province. M Mas a court-house, charged *vith atmosphere. Men seated inside, accused of managhinK the Mau Mau societ>. **ere listening tensely to a Judgment being delivered m the precise760 words
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Article205 1954-05-03 4 WHAT WAS MAUREENS SECRET HKX Maureen Cantrill, 10. < fCisiie Donington, Leics, hurried straight homefnm Bcnool every night, her friends wondered if she had a Pecret mw hobby to keep her so busy. She had. She was helping i father to build— AN MX( IKK ORGAN! Now, after two years.205 words
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Article20 1954-05-03 4 I'VE always wanud-to berome a fish for one day, and ."-wim to the depths ol the Ivan Robinson.20 words
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Article204 1954-05-03 4 DISH AS US rack a> measles, polio. influenza, lunl andmouth disease m cattle, and mosaic disease m tobacco plants are caused *v what are railed viruses." So much has been known for some time. Hut. although scientists now understand a great deal about bacteria I diseases and how204 words
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Article, Illustration902 1954-05-03 4 A Singapore Girl Paves Way To International Understanding EARING a green Chinese dress and "loafers" (hose flat-heeled shoes so beloved by American college gj r s Pi-li (Billie) Chang drops her stack of weighty textbooks on the steps of the vine-covered brick building:, and stops for a chat with her902 words
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Article222 1954-05-03 4 M.A. GLASGOW - A Virus M.A. GLASGOW By as hartrria. which makrs undrrstandablr il>» fait that viru> diseases are i-sperialh serious and difTicult M «ith. ABOUT thirty yean ago. it was discovered that some viruses are common to both I .ints and insects But often only one species of inject i^ ;.He to222 words
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Article72 1954-05-03 4 T BLEW up a balloon the day before Christmas Eve and tied it so the air could not escape I drew a line round tne middle and measured It Every day since then I have measured it. and now. four month* later, it is still72 words
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Advertisement43 1954-05-03 4 LEISURE VOi it torn i 1 J i Ii j No IiBM H M aJ 1 w J N«. linw U> iik" I 'H V ro« as i. mi' J can «Urt a •21 TFRCfM will be paid H S and m*l r43 words
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Article, Illustration83 1954-05-03 5 Above left: "Sea Urchin" by Tan Teik See of 2168 McAhster Road, Penang. Airesflex, fB, 1 100 th, Agfa ISS. Above: 'What's Biting Him" by Kong King Chong of 432 Penang Road, Penang Airesflex, HI, 1 100 th, Agfa. Left: "Spinning Her Big Top" by Au Weng83 words
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344 1954-05-03 5 Improvement Shown In Volume Of Business iod Rubber i Ib. but Industrials nor profited ris< jhe market m its the iluctuaN and al- sharp marking 1 Tin tt no •as then am 11ln Pressure and at the strongei undertone »i [he irolvme hu>lnt> written showImprovement but ri reach the high344 words
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Article443 1954-05-03 5 lALAPANG TIN DREDG*G LIMITED:— With dredg- < an end tribu tor's operaand sundry revenue proB profit of only £1.115 per cent) and a dividend 5-1 'Tel per share paid [or 1953 which trenched on ancc m Profit and Loss. At Dec. 31 net liquid assets lied £239.3 M443 words
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Article46 1954-05-03 5 $3 000 GIFT FROM BRUNEI SERIA, Brunei, May 1: (Reuter) The Government of Brunei has made a gift of M 53,000 towards the building of "International House", the proposed residential centre at the Melbourne University for j Asian students and Australian students from outside Mel- bourne.46 words
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Article81 1954-05-03 5 NEWARK, Delaware, May 2. (AP).— -The University of Delaware disclosed yesterday that a North Korean who piloted a MIG-15 Jet into Allied hands, on promise of a US$lOO,OOO reward, had applied lor entry to the University. Dean of •tudeni.. John E. Hocutt said Lt81 words
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Miscellaneous201 1954-05-03 5 •!<^**»Cs'**«* *T"? r*^^<Q^PSl'^y^t'-*- *r^Vi<^saat •■^H^^^Sha rftWw^Bb *-^rmd¥\ iilO .^k^k^a^,^ a IiINCiAPORfJ Bl.lt XI I riONS; te^ educa- Rltn m »ws at SI John li i i. Peo ilea p., k Nightsoil »iation. and s.ba Road Labourers spoki >ocixiin| PABTY: meetAN TI-iV,,VIi T |i,.«,\ 'VxurVH.N: i:ee hnmunisation foi infants id en201 words
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Miscellaneous213 1954-05-03 5 Surface Mails XKKI\ XI W em Buys from great Britain. Europe, Cej i North and West Africa DRPABTITBC: Charon foi We c: I Australia. Lastei i Austral a a 1 New Zealand lIS MALACCA I"»O: Thanthai ITamll) 2. 190 Uld 9 p m Kl\: Back to Gods Country Atomic Power213 words
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Miscellaneous361 1954-05-03 5 \K: Ngal Lav Choon Hew I Cantonese) 3 3<v 7 a;d 9.:j0 pni I II»O: liwaf (Malay) 3 30. 7 and :<'• n ni ISUWK; The Last P.».-e 730 I M ;> m SUNGEI PATANI qi ikns: leoog Roong TaaeChet >:ie.->e 2 ;iU. 7 d-id H Radio j SINGAPORE k\i»iu361 words
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Article822 1954-05-03 6 JIJITE a guy is Mr. Robert Sikes, Democratic representative from sunny Florida. And Bob. as he no doubt is known among his friends, is no stick-in-the-mud politician. That boy is smart considering. He is a member of the House Appropriations Sub-Committee which handles army funds and peanuts of822 words
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Article, Illustration14 1954-05-03 6 1 tßtmish ll'. Hit till tup of#/ his hist un <*s4i<ff14 words
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Article1053 1954-05-03 6 GILBERT REES - GILBERT REES By SHORT, frail naval officer of Greek descent who sat at the centre of Hitler's espionage web for most of the Second World War warned Britain of sofne of the most crucial decisions of Hitler and the German high command. He was Admiral Canaris, the1,053 words
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Article479 1954-05-03 6 |>AKISTA\-> political temperature has dropped pont'j)tioiv during recent wrecks; but a recurrence of fever is to be expected, and the patient if by no means out of danger. The worst symptoms have ■ITlicted not the central Government of the Prime Minister, Mr. Mohammed Ali. but479 words
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Article153 1954-05-03 6 'DON'T EXPEL THE UNLESS I Air; In reply to the state--1 went by the Acting Principal 1 of Raffles Institution, (not Principal as you stated.) m last Thursday's Standard, 1 wish to say that it icas dtmr m my original letter, that wrote abotn students who I had been expelled153 words
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Article172 1954-05-03 6 The Importation Of Rice Sir;— Ungku A/i/. a turer of the University Malaya, is reported to I said that if the Governi handed over the imporUt of rice to private traders the price would go ip In other worth ito him. privau would endeavour lo \v:th each other aiul i172 words
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Article66 1954-05-03 6 as reported m the S 51 1M34 of h.. v n idin J and ,i In (IV >>■'< < to inform you thai I 'he said pei son <>i the iam# name. I am a sp. .k. -t d Con- tra'-tor for the Wl I Dl66 words
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Advertisement10 1954-05-03 6 NEXT MONDAY: The German .Diplomat Who Was Stalin's Master Spy10 words
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Article, Illustration354 1954-05-03 7 EAST, WEST EXCHANGE VIEWS ON KOREA ISSUE photo. fU SEN5 ENE VA, May 2 (Reuter)— East and West got down to tackling the problem of Korea's future as hopes rose that Indo-China peace talks would also start here next week. P Seven Foreign Ministers—the 'Big Four." China North and SouthAP - 354 words
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189 1954-05-03 7 lASIUNGTON, May 2— (AP)— Reports reaching j\ a swarm of Chinese MIG-15 jet fiffh>mbers are poised on aerodromes close to the border, from where they can stab swiftly and Peking decide Red China should intervene more actively. The »ur from I raft, almost Saigon189 words
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42 1954-05-03 7 Inventions Will Destroy The World' I INGHAM, May 2, (Rt -1 '''ncnt At: i B Labour l\,nv, m V that tiie Wi B A hut m B H scientist W in-up'e at a V rv B t ruction v ne desI said.42 words
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Article159 1954-05-03 7 GENEVA. May 2. (Reuter).— A Chinese spokesman said here yesterday that Communist China was "sympathetic to the appeal" of France for evacuating wounded French Union forces from the beleaguered fortress of Dien Bien Phu m Northern Indo-China. The spokesman answering a question at a press briefing159 words
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Article69 1954-05-03 7 HOLLYWOOD. May 2. (AP). The Columbia Broadcast System says singer Jo Staf- ford will wear more than U552,000,000 w<»rth of diamonds on her U evision show on Tuesday. She will be given a diamond studded, gold and platinum record. Tiie occasion? A network spokesman says69 words
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Article163 1954-05-03 7 'prm w A u ay 2 < Re»ter>.{™ce Wan Waithayakon. Thai j Foreign Minister, said yesterday n 0 "strongly opposes" the partitioning of any Asian country and particularly of IndoChina. Prince Wan is one of the tnree chairmen of the Korean part of the conference here. In163 words
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Article46 1954-05-03 7 VIENTIANE, May 2, (AFP). Direct radio communication between Vientiane and Bangkok was officia y inaugurated erday. the Brst telecommuni■.k between Laos and a gn country which does not through Saigon. Air communication between Bangkok and Vientane is also expected tart ater this jnuiiih.46 words
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Article, Illustration78 1954-05-03 7 THE Soviet Air Force put its first four-engined jet aircraft on show to the public on Saturday m Paris when its bombers led the fly past over Moscow at the May l celebration yesterday. AFP photo. UNIDENTIFIED members of the staff of the Russian Embassy at Canberra,AFP; AP - 78 words
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Article31 1954-05-03 7 J. R (JACK) POPPELE. 56--year-old radio and television pioneer, said yesterday he had I pted an offer to become new head of the Voice of I America. APAP - 31 words
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Article78 1954-05-03 7 TAMPICO. Mexico. May 2. (AP). A run on the Banco Mercanti] fie Tampico ended yesterday alter bank officials paid out some 4.000.000 pesos (U*****,000) to frightened customers. Emergency funds were shipped m by plane and train to supplement the bank's reserve stock of cash. Matiual Ochoa.78 words
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185 1954-05-03 7 U.K. Civil Defence Is Sheer Mockery' WALSALL. Staffordshire. May 2, (Router).— Mr. R. H. S. Crossman, a lieutenant of Mr. Aneurin Be van. leader of the Labour Party's leftWing, said at a Vljy Day meeting here yesterday that civil defence m the (ace of atomic warfare "is a sheer and185 words
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Article28 1954-05-03 7 GEN. .lames A. Van Fleet stopped over m Hawaii yesterday en route to the Far East for a military survey as President Eisenhower's Special ambassador. UPUP - 28 words
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Article125 1954-05-03 7 PHILADELPHIA. May 2. (Reuter). Mr. Henry Bvfoade. Assistant Secretary oi State for Middle Eastern Affairs, saying there was an increasing danger that the Middle East mighi becopie a Soviet satellite, last night appealed to Israel and the Arab State- to make sincere new efforts compose125 words
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Article179 1954-05-03 7 KARACHI, May 2, (UP;. The government department of civil supplies has solved the fashion problem for Mr. Mrs. and Mis 8 Pakistan. They will wear less— much less. The civil supplies department's announcement of the long awaited government plan to solve the cloth crisis m Pakistan179 words
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155 1954-05-03 7 WASHINGTON. May 2: (Reuter)— The Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles, In an Armed Forces Day message said last night, "through experience we have learned that strength is an effective deterrent to Communist aggression." lin wei of our citiz« n defence tones is an155 words
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Article, Illustration235 1954-05-03 7 photo. SPRINGFIELD, Missouri, May 2-(AP)-Gencral Matthew B. Ridgway <*id yesterday the U.S. Army new atomic cannon can fire a shell with nearly as much destructive power as the atomic homb that wan dropped on Hiroshima towards the end of World War 11. The American ChiefAP - 235 words
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Article25 1954-05-03 7 POPK Pirs xii ippeared at his Vatican apartmeni window on Saturday to bICM 50.000 cheering workmen satherevi i ri St. Peter's SQuan APAP - 25 words
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Article99 1954-05-03 7 LONG BEACH. Call forma. May <AP>— A r ssi. ooo reward for miss m t: rocker .spa mil has sparkplugKed the bije Krst <i<>K hunt In this iity's history. Canines of all shapr.v .sizes .md ataafea are brine turned In at polite head quarters. Anything99 words
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Article39 1954-05-03 7 LAUSANNE. Maj ler). rti»- Exenitl' i#iitU'f tw Ihe I^iberal International yesterday called <•• Communisi v. >>i d atomic Ih* c shouk limitation «»r .v until tt.. I (hi "free UUI f^ sho build "P H lid39 words
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Article272 1954-05-03 8 Week's Business In Shares INDUSTRIALS: Consolidated Tin Smelters Ord. 25/3. Fraser and Neave Ords $2.02| and $2.00, Gammons $2.95 and $2.97|, Hammers $3.03 and $3.05. Wm. Jacks $2.90. Malayan Breweries $3.35. Malayan Cement $1.32 to $1.36, Malayan Collieries 74 cts, Robinson Ords $1.81 to $1.80, Sime Darby $2.025, Straits Times272 words
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Advertisement681 1954-05-03 8 NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD AND HAMBURG AMERIK A LINIE JOINT SERVICE Ts Colombo (ieaoa. MarseUles, Aatw-rp Rotterdam. Hambur Bremen Spore P.S'ham Penan» tT S Le?erkuseo (HAPAO) lo 15 Mav 16Ma T 17May T.S Nabob (NDL) .....:......15/22Jane 2Uune 24June M Hamburg (HAPAG) ...15/20Jone 21 June 22Jnne T.S. Hoechst (HAPAG) 7/14 July ISJoly 16Jaly681 words
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Advertisement1004 1954-05-03 8 BLirtt ruMMB ijoie gy !S (it iimsi MANSFIELD A CO.. LTD. rgjjf* tooo£por«t^ l m JKJPBJL io luad aod LONDON CONTINENTAL rO«T»Dut Sails P P«n«n» May 5/6 Qlancnt for Uvsrpool Dublin Antnocbui for Swan*««. Uvt- M- s >Uy May 1 pool Dublin Cyclops for Holland. London A M>y g >|ay1,004 words
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Advertisement629 1954-05-03 8 JAVA NEW JTORK SAILINGS Koval Rotterdam l.lnyd Holland Amerlea Line Nedertand Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX IMUVIKKAU BOSTON NFW ?OKK PHIIADFIPHIA BALTIMOKE MOBII F NEW ORLEANS via S| K7 Spore P. S'hmn Penanf BANK A <SMN) 9 15Ma.v 16Ma? 17 ix.M.n OVFRYSEI (RL) lit V*Yj\ UMM3 27 28M:it SOMMFI.SOYK (HAD629 words
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Advertisement509 1954-05-03 8 EAST ASIATIC 1 SAILINGS TO (ON, "11 For Ade« Port Said Ge.oa Aaw,, N %J Gdraia. Copeahace. JJ x) "MEONIA" i., M H^ xx) "PASADENA" .JOfe, T J x) Call* London (passenger I I xx) Calls Beyrouth, Naple^ a 1 SAILINGS FROM SCANIHN^ "INDIA- for Djakarta Koh, N r^ chans.509 words
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BOOKS of The WEEK
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Article, Illustration1220 1954-05-03 9 JOHN GODWIN - ANOTHER BAN THREATENS A FINE U.S. NOVEL JOHN GODWIN Reviewed oy QNCE again the mysterious powers who decide what Australians shall and shall not be permitted 10 read are holding a book "under review"— which usually means that it i s due to be banned any tick or tne clock.1,220 words
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Article464 1954-05-03 9 NAOMI LEWIS - NAOMI LEWIS Tales of Suspense. Rv Wilkie (oil ins. (Folio Society. 18s.\ 'ruis is selection ofl Cblltas'i least-known :a.ts; most of thrm long out Ol print, all interesting m being among the few quite effective English short stories m an age too literary too leisured, snd 100464 words
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Article690 1954-05-03 9 EDWARD CRANKSHAW - EDWARD CRANKSHAW By "MMIE beamiful genius J llenrv James used to call Turgenev; and Indeed lie was the most beautiful of all prose Writers. Henry James :•'.<«> loved him f<% his nature: In all his tall person, which wat very striking wherever lit? appeared, there was an690 words
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Miscellaneous210 1954-05-03 9 €i <! 1t?f ipr 1 1 By Al Capp T f§^ KVPFrA v tS__?lTv s^^^i&, OOP wr,i__w Ham^ Ibe Heart Of Juliet Jones B/ Stan Drake tijjjPf*? CP IMb W l-HENSHELL^ I PUSTY HCNE>' vouC EPCAK7 l^"-^// M «E.L COk' T j w «t STAND j« PCS POSTV TO W210 words
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Article, Illustration635 1954-05-03 10 ARMY CONSOLIDATE THEIR CRICKET CLAIM with 59. averaße 0f^4.33. without The Airmen c Thorns a nd the services o^ 1 nseq uently. ESm* A sot 14 runs a ground served *<"**£££, while it wM n so uk ea to of he Padai>g shield. Marks On Mark |s"i tnrv u e635 words
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Article200 1954-05-03 10 Results Of Davis Cup Matches C-MRO May I— Egypt breei eA through the first round ot the Davis Cup today, winning ti doub M match against TUfC °Donmld Jacobs and I*'" 3 1 defeated Zudan Gureir md Nawmi Bar! S l, ♦>— 6 _3. The Egyptian pair WOl without effort.200 words
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Article70 1954-05-03 10 BRESCIA. Ita\v, May 2. (AP) -The first of >ome 390 M ran roared off last night to >egin the 21st running of [talv'a classic and dangerous Milie Miglia— l.ooo mil* road The first car to begin the long grind of the race of j-000 curves, was a70 words
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Article27 1954-05-03 10 TOHANNESBIRG. May (Reuter) South Africa beat Israel by two goals to one m an international soccer match. The teams were level one-one at half time.27 words
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Article359 1954-05-03 10 AMICABLE Athletic «a un^ .ration Club *Vln Be ir thus haltms LeMM match at Jalan hile helping the Indians run o re >t win m lour themselves to tneu uu" innearances. B c ia i meit i further to lace TSA: 5S S atoning for his359 words
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78 1954-05-03 10 SIFA Team Versus Juniors, Colony 'A' i THE following players are) j asked to turn up at jalan Be- sar Stadium for selection for i the Singapore Indian Football Association vs. Combined Juniors on Tuesday and Singapore "A" on Thursday: Narayanan, L.S. Paul, K. R. Muthiah, Mohinder Sin f 4h.78 words
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Article235 1954-05-03 10 Argonauts Concede Top Place WHILE S' If B A bad Mi easy Passat* >ver tha United Sports Club 11 JalM Besar Stadium fe Of the League. Arg Sports Dub had to iti .hold the Young Men's Association m i goalless Iraw m -heir key SAFA D. match at Farrei Pi235 words
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Article65 1954-05-03 10 TODAY'S Sport SOCCER: SAFA League. Div. 1 SRC V REME at Jalan Besar; Div. CA "A" v TBA at GevlanQ', TB Rnnqers 0 Balestier United at F N; Wonderlads v Aston AC at Farrer Park: SCC v Rovers "A" at SCC; Dlr. 3B Indian Brotherhood v Tumppnis Rovert at MF.A;65 words
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Article224 1954-05-03 10 On the SRC padang, SRC won by lour wlCkeU. SRC- 92 for SCC <J. Ducloj ^V'out. Swyney J for 17. Da Silva 3 lor ••>. '""yMCX drew with CYMA on A RTS: SuratU 112. T ei WOW 20. I- HOUOW 10 not U CYMV ng l^ S224 words
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Advertisement89 1954-05-03 10 f i miv DAY DAILY! r^4f rk MIGHTY SPEC i ACLE! Techxicolor. inniON •'T^M^i HL n-iu r« Bookie 6.43< •>.:".'• WILUAM HOLDER «■»>«£■,£? A R Co- Marriim J ELEANOR PARKER K>HN FORBVTHE »-C^J^s?l^ SHOWW6 SOON j 1 TO'? S^fCHHICOIfIR^ M)VKNTI RKS OF A j HJUIImIBB-wllWt j iicD^-M ACTON! THRILLS'. SMSFtHSM89 words
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Advertisement155 1954-05-03 10 [^CAPITOL I 5 LAST DAY! DONT MISS CINEMAS.OPe^B m Warner Color and Si I jmESOFKITY I 111 d<L l\ 1 y\ II I'M rt'Rl N ll n\|n»|i.; H I I *«^vms,^^| si\r\ IAUOI" MrtM IVN I om.ui"" -imoiQK- ii. .i. 111 1 livJifi p ■TaKli BICYCLE IHIIW Tomoi .•KOOMIHVU^XK 1155 words
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Article274 1954-05-03 11 DORIS HART SNATCHES 3 TITLES BOURNEMOUTH, May 1. (Renter).— Tony Mottram" won the All-British men's singles final m the British hard court j lawn tennis championships beating his fellow Davis Cup j player, Geofl Paish. 6—4. 6— i I 7 .*>. Miss Doris Hart. o. the United States, won the274 words
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Article332 1954-05-03 11 UEMBLEY STADHM, May 2- (Reuter) Wes Bromwich Albion, the Midlands First Division Leaeu* club, yesterday won the F.A. Cup final for the fourth time, by beating: Preston Norh End by three goals tc two They got the winning goal three minutes from we nnisn. The332 words
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Article79 1954-05-03 11 LONDON. May 2. (AP> John Landy. Australia*! are d candidate to run the first w tour-mimitt mi'e. stopped i-i London yes'erday and pie- dieted *>' other milers are the boyi to watch. Landy said "A four minute i mile is not impossible. If any- i one is79 words
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Article64 1954-05-03 11 THE following are the lies for Monday May 3, m the YMCA tennis tournament: Open Men's Singles: Harold Chia v A G. B Pakir. V.M.C.A. Singles: Sect Beng Sin v. S. X Oi.g. YMCA. Mixed Doubles: X S Khong Mrs. Kitovitz v. Liem Khe Liang Mrs. P. Urn;64 words
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Article131 1954-05-03 11 LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY. M.«\ i (Reutci D« termini little irey i oil owned by Mi A Crtvolin and ridden b y H,!\ York today won the H<uh Kentucky Dcv Determine finished I length m front of Mr. A R< Hasty Read m run over one mile two131 words
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Article, Illustration126 1954-05-03 11 RANDY'S STOCK IS LOW ROME. May <.\»> Britain's Randy Turpm and Italy's Tiberio Mitri. tuo fiuhJrrv who have known better days, rested rout dmt ly yesterday for theflff h.iltlc today for the hmptMl middleweight crown. Both havi pccdi l win. whi( h is moi ■>• t of tportf w i126 words
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Article61 1954-05-03 11 Clerks Wins England Amateur Golf INDWICH KEN ,Re Alan 1 f 1 i i'^: I Hi A ley. of Hctkcth, i one m the :<fi hole -h« rid amateur pionship ■< Ro i :> Course hertThirlwell h.. k lown after squared at tho 32nd md 1 wei;* i tor tfe61 words
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Advertisement172 1954-05-03 11 I For Ihe iM-inplovecl nfipcrff f |s rile H>ur i »co .npie* I V\fEO si i ted I B< > I a CIS c I > Std ton Vnc i ea;.- > lv -jk« R n!ant ii:awr i -it)\e f. c H? c a.ed Ml f umbr:dK« l c 1.172 words
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Advertisement664 1954-05-03 11 J SITUATIONS VACANT SINGAPORE IMPROVKMENT TRI ST. IPPLICATIONB are invited toi the p<»t of Civil Engineer. Commencing basic salary bet--1910 As4O--$1.0'70 per month according to experience. Initial appointment on a three years' agreement which, if satisfactorily completed, will normally be followed by appointment to the permanent staff on < salary664 words
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Advertisement1192 1954-05-03 11 >*— MM— MM— >j___. TUD ii»._-> i KUALA LUMPUR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL SUPPLIES OF BLOCK METAL F0R_1954 "PENDERS are invited for the A supply of 6" 9" Limestone Pitching and Spalls below 6" delivered into 5-ton Lorries supplied by the Municipality. I Forms of tender and specification may be obtained from1,192 words
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Advertisement458 1954-05-03 11 PETALING JAVA invited for the i*oc PUr chase °n a 60 year {ease of a site for a restaurant hotel at Petaling Java The acreage of the site is approx. n 8 5 acr (47,263 sq. ft.) and tenders ma v be submitted for h n e h ,°le site458 words
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Advertisement152 1954-05-03 11 i Mr m f prrrv v} hjs IY^ been uith the AMK.KICXN )^-P\y\yß IMKKN AFION \1 Group .f \^y^ s\B (ompanifv m Sin«aporr. will i m& hr returninis to our H 1 I I I Oilier m the I'nited Stit-, m > IB I\3 fiom the '.«'ih \pril t i152 words
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Article945 1954-05-03 12 JEFFERY JAMES - JEFFERY JAMES By But None From The Federation Qualifies MANILA, May 2-Three athletes-Teng Pei Woh, Lloyd Valberg and Mary Klass-are still m the fight for the Games gold here on the opening day ot the track and field events held under "blazing" 96 degrees temperature.945 words
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Article1047 1954-05-03 12 Hx JEFFERY I AMES A. M:j:i As Pakistan launched eai i troun- -■<■'"- :he Singa- ghting best tan's three new di not p.ay 1 S a pore m the Co1< lr victory was exS< i r Ameen who netted r as centre-forward. Sir.j for the inexSkinner m1,047 words
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Article655 1954-05-03 12 HU metrrs hurdles trials: First heat (two qualifiers for second round)— Yukiyoshi Kawata. Japan. 1.1.4 seconds. L. O. Valberg. Singapore, 15 teci. Second heal Sara wan Sm^h. India. 15.4 seconds. Takehiko Nakashima, Japan. 15.5 seconds. Third heat— l Macahis. Phi- lippines. 15.7 seconds. Michino- suke Fu :azawa,655 words
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Article, Illustration243 1954-05-03 12 MANILA. May 2 (UP> First Asian Games basketball champions Philippines humbled the challenging Singapore team with an impressive score of 82 points to ti'i In the ftrst match of the series. Fa>t pus>iriij ami accurate shootings under basket gave the Philippines an early lead which they243 words
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Article115 1954-05-03 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Si:n.~— Selangor Indian Association beat Royal Engineers Sports Club by 144 runs m a friendly rickct match on the Taylor Road ground, today. A forceful hatting by Durai and Americk Sin^h. w'no scored 7:* and .^0 runs respectively, put th e Indians m a commanding115 words
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Article460 1954-05-03 12 BKLOW are the weights for the second and third day of the Selangor races. CI, 1. Div I—li1 li Furs. Jesselton 9.00 Robin Hood 8.13 Sovereign 8.13 Sweet Dream 8.1! Knjoyment II 8.1! Prosperity 8.10 i Alpin c Knight 8.09 Percussion 8.08 Velocity 8.07 Sporter 8.06460 words
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Article464 1954-05-03 12 Perak Are Run Off Their Feet KUALA I.L'MPI'R. Sun. Se ansjor Malays. after start, settled down to superb SOCOtr which gave I an easy 3 l victory a^ their Perak counterparts m the ins' CiOid Cup soccer tie Pi «f Road stadium today. Displaying a 11-round vioritv the locs vis464 words
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Article, Illustration13 1954-05-03 12 BANGKOK -w So««kiti if, m p^ 111 I M. Mi v13 words
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Article174 1954-05-03 12 IPOII, Sun.— Selanßor In »t I'n I and 19 runs m the inter -statr rrickfl padans: during the week-end, this overwhelming deleat of Ihc Prrak StliliMi the utter lark of enterprise h\ \\\r rtftgßM^l who seemed reluctant to go for tin lHiwli»l was only mediocre.174 words
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Advertisement31 1954-05-03 12 4AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA^*A4* j WE SPECIALISE IN THE MANUFA j DIAMOND JEW) 1 3 IMPORTERS O 1 HIGH-CLASS SIS'--1 PLATED WAR! P. H. HENDHY HOWL JEWEUJ t} I K. LUMPUR AM) SIN<- vr(l31 words
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