Singapore Standard, 31 July 1954
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Title Section17 1954-07-31 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD M <» 41 > Vol. V. No. 29. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 31. 1954 TWELVE PAGES 15 CENTS.17 words
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Article, Illustration66 1954-07-31 1 REPRESENTATIVES of the City Council Federation chatting: with Labour Department and City Council officials after they agreed to call off the strike. This Standard Picture shows: (clockwise) Mr. Lim Yew Hock, (extreme left), Mr J.D.H. Neill. Assistant Commissioner for Labour, Mr. S. Hairs, acting Trade Union Adviser. Mr.66 words
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147 1954-07-31 1 $100-A-DAY (Quick-Quiz) CONTEST RESULT THE WINNER of the Singapore Standard Quick-Quiz Contest No. 20 is Major S. P. Matzner of Grik, Perak, who receives a cheque of $100 for the orrect answers. The judge of the contest Yorg Nglm DJim, a r vhocl master and v coach of the Singapore147 words
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Article97 1954-07-31 1 NEW Df Ind:a today ord r 1 uese consular reprej m Bombay t;> lea.f ■ry a few hours Portugal had t pelled w i Indian diplomats m Goa. <£?uese Jnd. Portugal hay given Mr. Nt Coelho, Consul Ger.ral m Goa, and r.!r. G. A. 'rabha. Vice-Consul97 words
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Article67 1954-07-31 1 GRAZ. Austria. July 30 (Reuter) Johann Luggi, aged 16. swallowed a live mouse for a bet because iie wanted money for a lottery. Then he swallowed a few more. His total ••take" was 10 schillings (about three shillings sterling), police reported today. He lost67 words
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Article31 1954-07-31 1 LONDON. July 30. <UP) Buckingham Palace announced today that a polic scare has forced Queer Elizabeth II to postpone ar August visit to a RAF base iE Scotland.31 words
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Article48 1954-07-31 1 LONDON, July 30 (Reuter) P7/bJfc i7iquiries into the two Comet disasters off Elba and Naples are expect- m London on or about October 19, Sir Lionel lid, the Attorney General, announced yesterday. Lord Cohen, a Lord of Appeal since 1951, loui 7>^><e Court of Inquiry.48 words
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Article694 1954-07-31 1 10,000 Report For Work Today COUNCIL ACCEPTSI REVISED DEMAND Standard Staff Reporter THE 12-day-old strike by 10,000 Singapore City Council employees is off. They will report for duty this morning. The Finance and General Purposes Committee of the Council yesterday accepted the City Council Labour Unions694 words
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Article78 1954-07-31 1 HANOI. July 30 AP) Throe thousand Catholic refugees from Bac Ninh and Lung Thuong poured m r noi f& truck. uu.> and .pad of the Vietminh occupation. Coming from one of the most prosperous areas of North Vietnam they carried their only possessions m small78 words
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Article28 1954-07-31 1 MADAME Chiang Kai-shek is expected to return to Formosa m early October from San Francisco where she has been treated for a recurring skin disorder. UPUP - 28 words
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Article555 1954-07-31 1 Time To Think It Over Standard Staff Reporter DATO Sir Cheng-lock Tan will decide toda whether he shouJd withdraw his resignation as presiden of the Malayan Chinese Association, after meeting MO and United Malays National Organisation leaders ii Malacca. nis agreement to re-con- >ider his resignation555 words
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Article75 1954-07-31 1 OTTAWA, July 30. (Reu?r>— The Duke of Edinburgh elaxed at Government House ere last night after an allight trans-Atlantic flight nding m one of the very few :>rmal "Royal receptions" aranged for his three-week our of Canada. The capital gave him a :arm welcome. Crowds lined75 words
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Article180 1954-07-31 1 Plane Crashes In Crowd 5 ARE KILLED i JERUSALEM, July 30, (AP) aeli Premier Moshe ett had a narrow escape 1 death when a small ie skimmed above his d and crashed about 30 from the spot where he anding yesterday. LBfbeen persons were killed injured. c accident occurred at180 words
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196 1954-07-31 1 Police Hunt On For Blue Film Library In K.L. Police here believe that there Is m the Federal Capital an "underground" library j jfehich exclusively hires out ''blue films" for private showings at parties. Fhe entire personnel of the l£uala Lumpur Police have been alerted to be on the look196 words
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205 1954-07-31 1 CANBERRA, July 30 (Reuter) Australia plans to base troops on Malaya, transfer a fighter wing from Malta to Singapore and stotion naval units m Malayan waters as part of its obligations for collective defence if the South-east Asian Treaty Organisation is approved, authoritative sources205 words
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Article42 1954-07-31 1 THOUSANDS of sightseers nocked to Niagara Falls yesterday m the hope of witnessing new falls of rock? following the spectacular collapse m which about 185.000 tons of rock plunged 170 feet to the foot of the Fal 1? Reutpr42 words
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Article261 1954-07-31 1 Nationalism Is Not A 'Crime LONDON, July 30 (Reuter) Mr. Stan Awbery, Labour, told the House of Commons today that Britain must not regard nationalism m Malaya and other colon- f ies as a "crime." It E could not be stopped. i He was initiating a debate m the House261 words
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201 1954-07-31 1 SFD LONDON. July 30 (Rev > Mr. Osbert Peake, Mm tor of Pensions, today g yment OUt Of J;t In th< i United King- under th peace tr uty. In a written reply to Mr. James Johnson. L' f P.. Mr. Peake said more than si.ono201 words
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Advertisement63 1954-07-31 1 HAND CUT CRYSTALWARE m a wide range is alioayt available here. Call and Select your requirements. ft Th *NOVELTYtT©M 88 North Bridge Road A A m V A rodio recordployer no bigger thon an ordinary table radio! This new PHILIPS model gives a wonderful tone both to radio and records.63 words
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Article48 1954-07-31 2 TOKYO. (Reuter) A party ol 44 .students from Ma a.va arrived m Yokohama near here today, aboard the French iner Cambodge for two lour ol Japan. The student. i came from the University o Malaya will attend goodwill meetings spon- •5C StUparts of the country.48 words
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455 1954-07-31 2 300 JOBLESS AS COAL MINES CLOSE DOWN KIALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Malaya's only colliery at Batu Arang, 37 miles from here, decided today to close down three of its underground mines and retrench 300 workers, following the Federation Government's refusal to guarantee a market for its output at an agreed price.455 words
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Article, Illustration173 1954-07-31 2 Commons On Kulai Ambush photo. LONDON, July 30 (Reuter) Mr. W.A. Steward, Conservative, asked the Colonial Secretary whether he would make a statement on the ambushing of British civilians m Malaya on July 25 and what instructions he had given to the authorities so as to avoid a recurrence ofStandard - 173 words
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Article109 1954-07-31 2 COUNCIL APPLAUDS OEHLERS THE oak-paneiled walls of Singapore City Council's chamber echoed with congratulatory applause of Councillors yesterday, as the City President, Mr. J. T. Rea referred to Councillor G. E. N. Oehlers' appointment as the Colony's first Speaker. Mr. Rea expressing "great pleasure" at the appointment said Councillors were109 words
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Article198 1954-07-31 2 LI AN GETS TWO YRS. FOR BRIBERY Two Others Acquitted LIAN Teck Chew, a retired businessman, was sentenced to two years simple imprisonment by Mr. Justice Whitton m the Singapore Assizes, yesterday, on each of three charges of corruption. The sentences are to ,run concurrently. Two other merchants, Yong Weng198 words
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Article30 1954-07-31 2 FOR voluntarily causing hurt to an overseer. How Kee Meo. at Temiang Renchong estate on July 2. Lim Ah Kow was fined $25 by the Muar Magistrate.30 words
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Article131 1954-07-31 2 Send Me Off To China, He Says KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A young Chinese said m the ons Court here ti that he wished to be sent to China, when he was convicted on a charge of being m possession of two sets of terrorist documents. Chin Kon Sang. 19, was131 words
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Article37 1954-07-31 2 MR K. Welding has arrived m Parit Buntar and taken up duties as Executive Er> neer. Public Works Department Krian. m place of Mr. P. W E. Campbell, who has gone to Pahang on transfer.37 words
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Article64 1954-07-31 2 MALAYA WILL FLOURISH. LYTTELTON Xl ALA lUMpir i -Malay*'. S(M U *>H mic p« llti i,^ <)I1( vancement would adand flourish if ro together and ar^,? ork with each other ing Secretary 5™J" for the C.US S( a Administor,. all races." A;: tha cc. done has confli faith m the64 words
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Article29 1954-07-31 2 TO prevent "our Jewish friends" from taking off* Singapore City Councillor? at their meeting yesterday agreed to reconsider naming a new road off Tessensohn Road "Joo Avenue."29 words
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Article79 1954-07-31 2 Smoking Ban On City Fathers SINGAPORE City Councillors yesterday sentenced themselves to "smokele-ss M-ssiun«." m future. This decision arose from x suggestion previously made by Mr. C. F. Smith (Nominated) that smoking- be bannrd to add to the dignity of the meeting. 'The men should also wear tifs to 1.1479 words
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Article104 1954-07-31 3 Woman Had Opium In Jail A WOMAN prisoner of Outram Jail wa s yesterday brought to the Singapore Seventh Police Court on charges of possession of a small packet of opium and some morphine m jail. The woman. Thio Kirn Kee. pleaded guilty to both charges and was sentenced to104 words
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Article46 1954-07-31 3 THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday sent its third letter to the Governor, requesting for the early decontrol of rice m the Colony The letter reiterated previous threats of calling a mass public meeting if an "unsatisfactory" reply i s received.46 words
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Article264 1954-07-31 3 At Least One Is Needed— Pepler cim~A^ dard Sfaff <w SINGAPO I RE *HI have at least one multistorey car park among a number of others, to f n e C J e th 'nfensity of the City's parking problem, the Colony's Town Planning Consul tant, Sir George264 words
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Article, Illustration60 1954-07-31 3 photo. INSPECTOR of Police Mr. Roland A. Lawrance was married to Miss Anne Chua Ch o o Hong at the Singapore Registry Office, yesterday. N\r. Lawrance is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Lawrance of Seremban while Miss Chua is the daughter of theStandard - 60 words
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Article70 1954-07-31 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri.— Miss Helen McSwinuy, Commissioner. Public Relations, Girl Guides HQ. London, who has been touring Korea and Borneo, is at present visiting Malaya. In the course of her address she said that guiding m Malaya had a vital contribution to make to the country's70 words
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Article66 1954-07-31 3 GOH JOO YIAK, 17, alias Goh Ah Lvyee, was tentatively charged m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with causing hurt to Tan Boon Teck with a knife, on March 4 m Kampong Lima. It was alleged that Goh with another man stabbed Tan. Goh was ordered to66 words
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Article77 1954-07-31 3 CHONG Foon of Lorong Tai Seng, charged with failing to conform to a traffic halt sign at the junction oi Mackenzie and Bukit Timah Roads, asked the Second Traffic Court Magistrate, Mr. Howe Yoon Chong: "What should I do, to avoid committing such an77 words
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Article, Illustration40 1954-07-31 3 TAY Tuan Hee, who was produced m the Singapore Fifth Police Court last Thursday on a charge of being found drunk and incapable on the padang was yesterday remanded to Woodbridge Hospital for observation till Aug. 6.40 words
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Article109 1954-07-31 3 CHUA YEW JOO, a employee of John Little and Co. Singapore, was found guilty on a charge of criminal breach of trust and lentei to two months' rigorous imprisonment m the Fifth Police Court yesterday. Chua, it was stated, was told to deliver two109 words
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Article47 1954-07-31 3 TAN ENG SOO was yesterday charged m the Singapore Filth Police Court with criminal breach of trust of a refrigerator belonging to General Electric Company. Singapore. Tan claimed trial and bail of $10,000 was allowed. The case was adjourned to August 6.47 words
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146 1954-07-31 3 MORE than 70 Commonwealth citizens registered at the National Service Centre, Singapore, yesterday and became citizens of the United Kingdom and the Colonies. i This is the highest since the start of registration, the Commissioner for Registration, Mr. Cheng Kirn Whatt told The Standard.146 words
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Article97 1954-07-31 3 THE three Russian trawlers, and the two depot ships which arrived late Thursday night m Singapore were followed early yesterday morning by yet another Soviet vessel, the freighter Stay Ropal. The Stay Ropal which arrived from Jakarta was originally cleared from Odessa and is believed to97 words
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Article121 1954-07-31 3 Standard Shipping Reporter THREE shipmates who served together 15 years ago on the German passenger liner Potsdam (now the trooper Empire Fowey) have arrived m the Colony aboard a new ship. The three seafarers are Captain G. Rossing, Chief Steward F. Kleen and121 words
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Article38 1954-07-31 3 LIM YEW LOON, a cook on board the Batula, was sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment by the Singapore Eighth Police Magistrate, Mr. M. Kathigesu, yesterday, for criminal breach of trust of $500 on Juiv 8.38 words
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Advertisement173 1954-07-31 3 SM'ELI. I LBISCOUJVT /'jST\ 1O to 25% Mj&m^ DEPARTMENTS i^M\ ckinc gap TODAY I^l^ DON T OVERLOOK THIS ,|p.^ C/JAND OPPORTUNITY AGAIN. SHOP TODAY. at your favourite store BA I A I TEXTILES f\JfKJ LIMITED 31, RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPOKE-1 PHONE; *****. New *VV 1954 Triumbh; for f Ist BUENOS AIRES173 words
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Article775 1954-07-31 4 'FAJAR' TRIAL DATE STAYS PUT Application By Crown Refused A RENEWED application by the Crown, for postponement- of the trial of eight students of the University of Malaya on charges of sedition, was turned down by the Singapore First Criminal District Judge, Mr. F. A. Chua, yesterday. The students were775 words
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Article, Illustration44 1954-07-31 4 MRS. \V. A. C. Goode. wife of Singapore's Colonial Secretary, makes a bargain at yesterday's market fair, organised by the Inner Wheelers Club to raise funds to adopt a leper child and donate a bed to the Orthopaedic Hospital. Standard photo.44 words
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Article125 1954-07-31 4 LONDON. July 29 (Renter) Sir Jocelyn Lucas, a Conservative, asked the Colonial Secretary m the House of Commons today how many colonies m the British monwealth had official lotteries and if he would give particulars. Mr Henry Hopkin^on. Minister for the Colonies, replied, run by colonial governments125 words
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Article35 1954-07-31 4 AN Indian barber was found with stab wounds m his shop at bembawang Road, Singapore, early yesterday morning He was admitted to General Hospital m a serious condition No foul play is suspected.35 words
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Article33 1954-07-31 4 LONDON, )X°3 l"*- T^. 8 <■?":"»-'— LONDON TIN (NO AFTERNOON TIN) Jp°* 2016. September 2014. October/ December 20 Id. January/ March 20 id. April/jun* 20Id. Aug. c.i.f. 20-5/164. Tone: DwN.33 words
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Article193 1954-07-31 4 To Decide Price Cut KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Federation Government will conduct a referendum among the tin mining industry shortly l o decide whether Malaya should accept reduction m the ceiling price from $450 to $430 a picul m the "butter stock" proposed I under193 words
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Article192 1954-07-31 4 FORCES BAG 7 IN ONE ACTION KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Seven Communist terrorists were killed by the 2/7 Gurkhas on Wednesday In a single action, wiping out the senior members of a Communist district organisation near Jerkoh New Village m the Kuala Lipis district of Pahang. Major R. S. R Carr.192 words
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Article86 1954-07-31 4 THE following are the results of the University of Malaya Examination for a Diploma m Social Studies* Part 1: Mr. G E. R Abraham. Miss Goh foon Phing. Mrs. J. A. T. Horsley. Miss j Lim Sy e Xeo, Miss Beatrice i Lopez. Miss Oh Siew Choo, Mis86 words
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Advertisement295 1954-07-31 4 CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS riTIflV TODAY DAIIY! •WJI fffMff {^"< 11 W *.m 115 4 15-6 45 *l !> 4OC A* -CDHWTK3*CtL_fI!IWiiL 9.Z% p.m. THE BREATH-TAKING GRANDEUR OF THE GREATEST OF ALL MUSICALS... THE SPLENDOUR OF M-G-lvTs SSROSE MARIE*f Plus! A Musical fii Til Short 'Tori A Prasant.' IKI I LISTS295 words
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Advertisement17 1954-07-31 4 Orchard Motors DISTRIBUTORS FOR DIESEL INJECTION EQUIPMENT Orchard lioiors ORCHARD MOTOR COMPANY LIMITED SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR17 words
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Advertisement272 1954-07-31 4 TODAY! 1 HE LATEST FASHION ft CREATIONS FROM i^.l PARIS HIM 111 M. fh^ SKIN IN RKO RADIOS f4B I FRENCH LINE II I STAKKIV; JANE KISSI-u, HW IN J-D TBCHWOOLOR PIUS; M.IM V MALA^ AN (.A/1,, E Nl> 2J MIDNIGHT f~ I TONIGHT If -pi (OPENS TOMORROW If B272 words
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Article140 1954-07-31 5 City Loans Suggested THE President of the Singapore City ouncil Mr. IT. Rea, yesterday revealed that a proposal to tuil<l quarters for purchase by subordinatT fm !o -Xi now being considered by the Finance and General Purposes Committee. d this In reply to an \?l ou140 words
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69 1954-07-31 5 NAMES OF TWO DEAD FROGMEN ANNOUNCED Royal met tr around I if the first time was m Te'.ok A i." afternoon 21. whiie the found drou Ba c op Ti :> < )ft\S nan it an ing r HM.S. Terror find.-> [erotts, the )tify the pu- that the trainer to69 words
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Article33 1954-07-31 5 OOI! CHIN. 62. alleged to i out a packet of >r and a piece without a permit i [ood r d area lilted and dlscharf- Banda Bahru Court lack of evidence.33 words
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183 1954-07-31 5 Xl ALA LUMPUR, I iL— Thr responsibility of further expansion of .Malayan education must be Undertaken by the parents directly and indirectly »> the community, declared Dato E. E. C. Thurai'sinsram. Member for Education, this evening. Dar»> Tliura m was U the Diamond JubiltM- pi183 words
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Article146 1954-07-31 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE party of journil tali rroM the Far East, including Mr. Hugh Savage of The Singapore Standard, declared they were "highly impressed" by the Shell Haven Refinery, one of thr largest m Britain, which they visited on July 2s. The party, on a146 words
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Article, Illustration666 1954-07-31 5 Ex-Airport Chief Tells Inquiry A FORMER manager of Kallang Airport, Mr. Ronald L. Milton, told the Commission inquiring into the BOAC Constellation crash on March 13, that it had not been his intention to withhold from airline operators, the critical report he mode on the Airport666 words
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Article75 1954-07-31 5 VADIVKI.U son of Kathan •erday accused m the I Singapore Fifth Po'.u t* Court of intimidating tour City Council workers. Ng Lew Lee, Vahaya. Mohamed Kor aid Chusinari. with a view to preveiitinjf them from working, lie was alleged to have com- J mittrxi the ofTen<e» m75 words
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Article65 1954-07-31 5 NOMINATFD City Councillor, Mr. Yap Pheng (;*t-k. terday warne<l the Council o adopt a ruling which do fined "change of use" of land or premises until the definition was statutorily adopted He was speaking on a recommendation that no application for licence involving a change of65 words
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Article78 1954-07-31 5 THE St. F. i of Malacca will hold a dinner today at 8 p.m. m honour of the Very Rev. Brother Vi •i Brothers Schools. East. Rev. Brother Barnitufor ixMng awarded the 0.8.E.. Mr. P. F. D it»apore "ouncil lor. for a similar award. Mr. C.78 words
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Article21 1954-07-31 5 THE oflUc of the K»>,. Births and Deaths will be moved to thf* .Trd Flo»)r. FuTlerton Building on Tuesday.21 words
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Article72 1954-07-31 5 Singapore Ituprovenici:' A.skiug for the recomuic tion to be reconsidered, Mr. Yap said the term was M hi controversial" until dt*: statute after public Inter had been properly consul The rii •'an an' ry mo rifned only for the convenience of the City Council and the s.i72 words
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Article55 1954-07-31 5 MOTORISTS attending the Singapore Trade Fair at the Happy World tonight are warned that there wouldifficulty ia parking their iuillemard Road, because- of repair works. However, the City Council at its meeting yesterday, agreed to allow parking oo the grass ver^e bounding both of Mountbatten Roal.55 words
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Article847 1954-07-31 6 IJI'ITAIN has lo.st the Suez Canal Zone. In the House of Commons, when the AngloEgyptian agreement came up for approval, a small group of old-style Tories thought fit to comnnmorate this occasion with great lamentations. tain Charles Waterhouse, leader of the Tory rebels, brandished a copy of847 words
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Article720 1954-07-31 6 R.B. Ooi - A Drop of INK R.B. Ooi by fV^'E has often met arm- (hair experts on every conceivable subject from politics, military strategy to atomic energy and spare j flights. The day we were entertained by an arm- chair explorer of the Malayan jungles. Ensconced m his armchair m an air-conditioned720 words
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Article348 1954-07-31 6 itm the it of meigrand c unity the cvp of M. hen the country IItMM hip irv ed ion. nbsheil And b y a clique M( we cannot th;it '1 to t! Dat" S Cheng-lock's individu that ingry and disappointed •c misgivings. The e c\w be no348 words
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Article673 1954-07-31 6 Richard - LESSON FOR WESTERN DEFENCE Richard Imto-i liiatti ,\\\\\\\\y By LONDON, r HE Geneva settlement shows two aspects which had not been widely understood until the end of the conference, and which go far towards explaining:- why it came about. One the fact that not only Laos and Cambodia, but also673 words
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Article, Illustration512 1954-07-31 6 Alastair Buchan - Alastair Buchan WASHINGTON THE conclusion of an 1 armistice m Indo-China has been accepted with less opposition m the United States than had been expected. It is true that Senator William Knowiand. the Republican leader m the Senued a characteristic statement calling the oistlce "one512 words
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273 1954-07-31 6 Sir; The Malay rulers should dispel the suspicion that they are the instruments of indirect imperialist rule and that where it is within their competence their power and authority are not used to stand m the way of drastic reforms desired by the leaders of273 words
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Article124 1954-07-31 6 Sir; After reading Mr. R. B. Ooi's refreshing article on the "Outward Bound Project" I support his idea that further publicity should bo given to thi s excellent idea of training future leaders of a selfgoverning Malaya M.v interest i. n this scheme led me to write124 words
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Article16 1954-07-31 6 u '< < er< ij Human •>■-,, iq Un r,. d/i otwortuniiu wr kindm Stn<16 words
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Advertisement88 1954-07-31 6 f MALAYA WAR DISTRESS (SINGAPORE) FUND 4 Applications are invited for assistance from the Malaya War Distress (Singapore) Fund from persons normally resident m the Colony of Singapore who at present stand m need of 3 relief by reason of the war m Malaya. i Applications and or enquiries should88 words
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Advertisement22 1954-07-31 6 I■ HEADACHE CURE Unmatched by any other pain reliever for Headache, Neuralgia, Colds, Mental Strain. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HAM22 words
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380 1954-07-31 7 TORIES WIN VOTE ON SUEZ WITHDRAWAL vafive G^v S \i" V 3 < Re «^r)— Sir Winston Churchiir s ConseJ mons hv 2S7T! nf S L n hf WOn he su PP OPt of h "<>«"> f Cornvotes to 26 for its policy of withdrawing British troops !the Suex Canal380 words
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Article38 1954-07-31 7 NEW DELHI, July 30, (Rcu- ten —The preliminary meeting of the Indo-China truce commission will open here on Sunday, Aug. 1, it was announced today. The opening session will be addressed by Prime Minister Nehru.38 words
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Article, Illustration76 1954-07-31 7 HOU/i WOODS Oregon Peek vtill give many of »ws fans a shock when he appears next on the icreen wearing a pejjleg and a chin to-f. head Mar for his role the n«*ar nionom.nii.<« tl < a plain Ahab m M M«b] Hick," the film based m HermanA.P. - 76 words
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Article156 1954-07-31 7 'ti^Pr 0 1 Uly 30 <AFP,_ i he L Bntish Imperial General I has drawn up a new £fi!,, for i he defence of the Middle East following the SPSSff? on tll(> evacuation Sue, r^, tr PS from ouez Canal zone Arrording to well-informed purees British156 words
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Article52 1954-07-31 7 NEW DELHI. July 30 (UP) r Air India Intern at ioi inaugural night to Tokyo scheduled for August 15 ha^ been postponed The delay Is due to failure to reach an air agreement with Japan. Air India said Negotiations between the two countrie irh a pact now52 words
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Article94 1954-07-31 7 SOI'THPOKT. Eaglaai, July .JO. (AP) A fullgrown Abyssinian lion I oil ins along a street touched off frantic phone calls which sent two carloads of policemen racing to the scene. Helena larrar. lf>. pot there first. Seizins the lion by the ear.94 words
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Article169 1954-07-31 7 FJDMONTON, July 30. (UP) Co-ooerattv* rrunonwcaltfa Federation leader, M. J Coldwell said yesterday any regional security pact for l-east Asia must be instituted by countries like India and Pakistan. The Socialist leader told the Party's national c< n tion that such a pad promoted169 words
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Article108 1954-07-31 7 CAT To Fly 100 Miles Off Hainan >KYO. July 30 <AP> Transport officials <i today Jts pilots have •d to fly not Cl< i r ioo miles on the southtip of Hainan Island m r v t vi company said tlie dcciI aken "m view of the recent incident m108 words
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Article46 1954-07-31 7 NEW DELHI. July 30 (Reuteri Canada. Prance and Vietminh h < pted Ininvitation to attend the first meeting of the indoChina truce commission m Dellii next week, it was learned hew yesterday. Replies are still awaited from Poland. Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia.46 words
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Article29 1954-07-31 7 THE cornerstone of a library m memory of 6.000.000 Jews who perished under Hitler was laid yesterday on the rocky slope of Judean Mountain west of Jerusalem.29 words
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Article175 1954-07-31 7 WASHINGTON, July 31 (A.P.). President Eiseniffxer and President Rhee ccvifeired a«ain yesterday on South Korea's military and economic problems but there was no discussion of President Knee's proposal that the United States join Asians m a war on Communist China. The White House confer- ence.175 words
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Article127 1954-07-31 7 MEDAL OF FREEDOM FOR ANGEL WASHINGTON. July 30. <APi President Eisen' on Thursday conferred the medal of freedom and bronze palm on Genevieve de GalardTerraube. the French nur.se of Dien Bien Phu. In a barely audible voice, she said she accepted It on behalf of tho.se who fou. for the127 words
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Article, Illustration81 1954-07-31 7 'FREEDOM VILLAGE' TO GO SEOUL. July 30 (AP> "Freedom Village. the first stop for nearly 5.000 United Nations prisoners of war repatriated last year, soon will disappear from the Korean scene. The U.S. Bth Army on Tuesday ordered it to be dismantled. KMPKROR Halk Selassie of Ktliiopia decorates President Tito81 words
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Article68 1954-07-31 7 DARWIN. July 30. «AP>— U.S. Supreme Court Just William O. Douglas has been Living on Australian aboriginal food lor almost a week and say it's wonderful. Just! c Douglas said his menu on Monday, for exam- pie, included scrambled turtle for breakfast, stuffed wallaby a type of68 words
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Article53 1954-07-31 7 COLOMBO. July 30. IUPI- j Th«- government of Ceylon has received a petition urging it to ban American comics, it was learned yesterday. The motion by R. E Jaj tileke. member of Parliament, says comics an harmful to juveniles m tbe same- way as Communist literature53 words
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Article, Illustration42 1954-07-31 7 SENATOR Wayne Morsr of Oregon is shown here restiag on a cot m the Senate cloakroom during the early hours of the morning: of July 22, while awaiting his turn m the marathon dehate on atomic energy.—A.P. Photo.42 words
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157 1954-07-31 7 WASHINGTON, July 30: (Renter). Japanese aircraft manufacturers have completed arrangements with American companies to build two types i>f United States front line jet fighters m Japan, it wma learned yesterday. Under contracts signed and waiting government approval m Washington, Japan will produce under157 words
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Article15 1954-07-31 7 EMPEROR Halli- of Ethiopia arrived hi ■<-rday for a four-djy c>fTi-t-lal visit. Reuter.15 words
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Article160 1954-07-31 7 suggested that the I powers India. IndonPakistan, Burma and should be invr conference. Senator Claro Rr*cto government talista Party foreign policy man, said an alliance excluding those nations would be representative ith- ia. MANILA. July 30: (Reuter).— The Philippines Government yesterday derided to participate160 words
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Article49 1954-07-31 7 Collection -10.Ui)i) on a promisigned by bandl»"j cugat Is asked m here yesterday on I>d Lewin, a Manila n dub operator Ben Pt'skay. film p to whom Lew;: jned tin note for colle< th< note was signed m 1953 by Cutiat to rover a49 words
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218 1954-07-31 7 Peking Broadcasts A Free Thai Move Now TOKYO, July 30, (AP) A former Premier of Thailand, who is expected to head a Communist "Free Thai" movement from his refuge m Red China, yesterday called for the overthrow of the Thai Government. Pridi Phanaomyong emerged from 'the obscurity into which he218 words
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Article64 1954-07-31 7 LONDON. July ?,0 (Router) —A memorial to nearly 12.000 Commonwealth ofl und killed m the Second iVorld War la to be unveil it E| Alamcin battlefield by rield Marshal Viscount Montthc Impolon nnounced lay. Tilt »-iy is schetii; or Oct. im twelfth anniverary of the historic battle64 words
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Advertisement66 1954-07-31 7 h E ToH^ CYCL.NO, J*n\i RALEIGH omMl^ "WINKIE" y\ r v^. j?/ I iIL r\LL "31 LLL TRICYCLE "a mount they will be proud of!" J*L An entirely new design fllP^ embodying many new and attractive features. IIHI RALEICMJ COLOURS: Red, blue or green. tLJjyWiiifj^ uluyan Distributors: R m mM*66 words
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Advertisement41 1954-07-31 7 SWIMWEAR b y I Jo o o I iii 0 J SATIN LASTEX 8 POPLIN LASTEX 0 J TAFFETA LASTEX 8 STRIPED BROCADE LASTEX 0 Sizes: Small, Medium and Large X $37.90 $39.50 0 )THE STORE WITH A \jjjfyt TO OFFtRQ41 words
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Advertisement773 1954-07-31 8 NORDOEUTSCRER LLOYD AND HAMBURG- AMERIK A LINIE lOINT SERVICE To Colombo. Genoa Marfeillas, Antwerp, Rotterdam. Hamhu'c Bremen Spore P. Shim Penang tMOSELSTEIN (LLOYD) 31|uly/5 Aug. 6 Aug. 7 Aug. SCHWABINSTIIN (LLOYD 12/15 Aug. 16 Aug. 17 Aug. HESSENSTEIN (LLOYD) 30Aug/4Sept. 5 Sept. 6 Sept. FRANKMiPT (HAPAC) 26/29 Sept 30 Sept773 words
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Advertisement1091 1954-07-31 8 Ul: BLUE FUNNEL LINE 3^(, mmm MANSFIFXI) CO., LTD. "oJSt" Incorporated Is Singapore Carriers optloa to proceed via other ports to load aad rtia- *arge cargo SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL GLASGOW LONDON ft CONTINENTAL PORTS Dua Salla P Sham Penang Automedoo for Liverpool Ar Avonmouth C.j:t/:M Ang 2 Aag S/4 I1,091 words
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Advertisement862 1954-07-31 8 US APPROVES SHIPPING M •■^■^^^h It includes purchase of two Yij Jl a] C 111I II It] luxury liners and construction r A f^»4|^| 3IUI^I of two new around-the- world passenger freighters. r^l%J% laTaf Commerce Secretary Sinl/|cllllrl clair Weeks disclosed the IIViLV I shipbuilding and purchase programme at a news862 words
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Advertisement796 1954-07-31 8 EAST ASIATICIiT SAILINCS TO CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA For Aeen. Fort Said. Genoa. Antwerp. Rotterdam j Qlynia. Copenhagen. Gothenburg and O,l o f* f| Soore p. S H m x) "ASIA* Cdn: 23/24 Sails 1 Aug. KAMBODIA* 2/3 Aug 4/4 a- ••SELANDIA" 19/22 Aug 23/23 Au* S/S A *l -SAMOA" 25/31 Aul l/2Sep796 words
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Article382 1954-07-31 9 INCREASING propaganda against the present price level of natural rubber was undoubtedly having some effect on the rubber market m Singapore and although there had possibly been a slight switch by some factories to synthetic, this is not yet serious, though the most is being382 words
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Article156 1954-07-31 9 THE produce market m Singapore remained quiet m all sections with small business ng The market will close today and Monday and re-open on Tuesday. Coconut oil sellers at Penang indicated $r>()J per picul according to Holiday. Cutler, Bath Co Ltd H.C.B Co Ltd. copra prices (per picul i156 words
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Article89 1954-07-31 9 WITH the local share market m a holiday mood, both Malayan industrials and tin shares remained quietly steady while rubbers were neglected, share market will be d today and on Monday, re-opening on Tuesday. Buyers Seller* INDUSTRIALS Alex. Bricks Ordi 2.80 3.10 cd W. H.immer 3.00 .1.0.i Henry Waugh89 words
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Article74 1954-07-31 9 LONDON. July 30. (Reuter) In his review for the year to the end of Ifardi the chairman of the Consolidated Tin Smelters, Mr. Clifford Waite, expressed disappointment at the United States decision to keep the Texas City Smelter crating until the end of June 1H55. The statement74 words
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Article73 1954-07-31 9 WASHINGTON. July 30, (AP>— The U.S. Navy yesterday announced the award of contracts for the construction of a fourth big aircraft carrier of the Forrestal type and for two more atomic-powered submarines, the third and fourth of the new type undersea craft. Rear-Admiral William D. Leggett,73 words
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Advertisement148 1954-07-31 9 MOTHER! X 0 frff ifotf there's nothing like CussoiVS tafcy powder and soaf; a«d (ale /^or ada(ts as well AT LAST! Malaya's Most Popular Car Is Now Available for IMMEDIATE DELIVERY .^lv^^ "^C^ >. B* .t, C Npw nH V pnoinp divPQ You v ftnd if hard toeredjt that you148 words
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Miscellaneous191 1954-07-31 9 111 Abner NT BECUZ AH DOTT 1 Nu rr r law «o«r -TIT I i AEE"<O VWUPDERERS^Y^ l« a -^1 G CROw sr IS WIJAII CREAT»ow/r 7 LUCKIEST -.P < By V. T. Hamlin STJ^.^J? 0 X^VERE Bfi THEY P^aßlyl f *P 22TJ M P^^^'ON/ 6TAKS. ITS *J£ T GONE191 words
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Article, Illustration427 1954-07-31 10 i (UKI.OU): l»ii. Mine PddfltWtfclt looks very nnio-h like It If <>ti- i- to jnilcr i>> wli.it little Ivan Marshall did tm Ins first I birthday uiixh wi~ celebrated on Saturday at Chancery Lane. t it no looked *.«Ti<»ii«.l> at the music won on the427 words
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Article860 1954-07-31 10 ANACRUSIS - ANACRUSIS MUSIC NOTES by 'PHE MUSICAL Society has A announced some preliminary details of the Chopin Piano Competition to be held m Singapore m late January or February 1955. There are two classes of entry as follows: OPEN— F.>r candidates who are over 17 but860 words
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Article711 1954-07-31 10 JOHN HALKIN - JOHN HALKIN STAGEDOOR By AMONG the play sthat we m Singapore it is seldom that America is represented. The orientation of our theatre is towards London Our comedies come from <he West fend, our thrillers evoke an English, Welsh or Scottish atmosphere (carefully pruned for711 words
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Advertisement266 1954-07-31 10 I jfjl^i NAT "KING /s^?\ NAT "KING" COLE SINGS FOR TWO 1 I IN LOVE LC 6627 j D'nner for one please, James; Love is here to stay, A little street where old friends fj j meet; Almost like being m love; There goes j? j my heart; A handful266 words
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Advertisement24 1954-07-31 10 DUII IDC |9ffiS| iHPPflii wIHH %m i ne k Greatest \^-Aj name In V> -/i watches b^Qf CYMA OBTAINABLE FROM ALL UTATCH I« aU24 words
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Article305 1954-07-31 11 Floodlit Match For Austrians SINGAPORE'S first big floodlit soccer match at Jalan Besar stadium will be on Wednesday night at 8.30 p.m. when the touring Austrian soccer team will meet the Sino Malays m their second Colony engagement. The Austrians open their Singapore tour tomorrow evening at305 words
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Article53 1954-07-31 11 Kowloon Win 2-0 MALACCA. Fri. Playing leisure soccer the Kowloon Motor Bus touring team beat Malacca 2 o at the Kubu stadi lm today. The crowd of 4.000. who had come to see a glut of goals against the home team were disappointed when the visitors stopped scoring after 1553 words
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236 1954-07-31 11 MASTERS of a makeshift Rovers Sports Club team, Kota Raja closed their SAFA division 1 league engagements with a two-nil victory at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. The Rajas end with 15 points from 13 games a commendable improvement for this fled^iinir fpam. With Vass,236 words
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Article58 1954-07-31 11 THE finals of the Inter-Primary Schools Games will take p at the Sing; Badminton Stadium tod. 8.30 a.m. >1 will mci: Hill School m the boys ftnj !0.:i0 a.m. Griffiths and b will meet m ..iris "final to decide the badminton champic This will be followed by table58 words
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Article28 1954-07-31 11 LOXDOX. July 30, <Reuter>— I At Leeds. Derbyshire beat Yorkshire by six wicketj Derbyshire md 55 for 4. Yorkshire 119 and 207 'Morgan 5 for 55).28 words
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Article121 1954-07-31 11 TODAY'S Sport CRICKET: SCC GHQ at SCC: SCRC v Braddell Club at SCRC GOLF: Colony championships at RSGC 2.30 p.m. TABLE TENMS: Malayan chanipionshipg and Exhibition matches at SBS: Primary schools finals at SBS 8.30 a.m. WATER POLO: Leayue Div. B R\' v TSC at RN 5 p.m.; RAF v121 words
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Article292 1954-07-31 11 TWO RECORDS including a 21-year old Malayan Chinese hop, step and jump record were broken yesterday, first day of the Singapore Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation meet at Raffles Institution yesterday. The athlete who smashed the Malayan Chinese hop. step and jump record was 20-year-old292 words
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Advertisement695 1954-07-31 11 IdV 4 iyw It si l d iim SITUATIONS VACANI CENTRAL KLECTRICITY BOARD OP THE I 1)1 RATION ()F MALAYA '1 Surveyo v quired capable of carr ing out, without sui survey* vi routes fo: id Transmission Lines, taking of levels and preparatu route plans and profi.. •rding to qualifier695 words
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Advertisement482 1954-07-31 11 Oo .flit* POORANACHANDIRAN. son of Mr. and Mrs. K. Sivagnanam of the Mediral Department. Johore. Born 14 October I!W6 m Muar and died on 17 M;iv l!>f)4 m Muar. The parents thank all those who attended the funeral on 18 May and the final rites on 9 July NATURALISATION ]VOTICE482 words
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Advertisement176 1954-07-31 11 'BuHerfly"' mantle mm 1_ T OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that WOO KAI LEA trad--11 ing as LEA HIN COMPANY of No 23: South Bridge Road. Singapore, is the registered owner of the "BUTTERFLY" Trade Mark depicted above and is used by him m respect of mantles for use with lamps176 words
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Advertisement402 1954-07-31 11 HIN THE EASY -TO WIN 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD!! YOU ENTER TODAY YOU GET PAID BY RETURN! 1. We give below three clues to certain advertisements m TODAY'S poges of The Stondard. All you hove to do i% to f<nd the correct names of the odverti cements ond enter them m402 words
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Article884 1954-07-31 12 SHANGRILA For The Holiday Cup Bill McCrea Picks WITH only two horses failing to fulfil their engagements m the Bank Holiday Cup, the principal race on the opening day of the Penang Turf Club's July meeting today, investments are sure to cover a wide range. Khungrila's past form and recent884 words
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Article, Illustration195 1954-07-31 12 Bill McCrea The Pilot Blinkers Scrutineer T 5 sis^F Vrtrusr* gags*? 011 1 Baf&nSs? 1 SSflSSoJ* College Don Barborossa CABARET II STRAIGHT ON QE&it n« Stla^ht On CRyegrass Ribu Sff* 1 bl On fabaKt II lunchew Gilan RH»» Cabaret H T~ MUBARAK INDIVIDUALITY SINGING MASTER SINGING MASTER 2195 words
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Article1113 1954-07-31 12 Standard's RACE CARD RACE 1: 2.15 p.m.— Class 3, Div. 2— SV2 Furs. 1. 784 Ilarborossa 5y 8.1! 'Prince Stable" Martin Mitchell Canterbury Bell 3y 8.11 "Pil Stable" Tjoa Lyon 3. 075 Fish's Kuda 3y 8.09 Dr. J.D. Dennehy Mr. G.I. MeCabe Daniels t Mawi 4. 85 College Don 3y1,113 words
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Advertisement273 1954-07-31 12 SPEND AUGUST HOLIDAYS AT THE CITY'S 0 MOST POPULAR MI. HT SPOT' U 0 TO-NIGHT EXTENSION 2 a.m. 0 0 r\ fi R3 SPECIAL o o M-i) 111 PIPER o oAlh/ M HEIDSIECK oNffli' wKk CHAMPAGNE 9 0 Bf *j> TIIF CHOICE OF PARIS OH"** AND HOLLYWOOD U o'™ W273 words
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