Singapore Standard, 4 August 1954
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Title Section17 1954-08-04 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD tt an Vol. V. No. 33. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1954 TWELVE PACES 15 CENTS.17 words
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Article93 1954-08-04 1 Six Died On The Way Up KARACHI. Aug. 3. (Reuter).— The Italian Alpine Club expedetion has climbed the Himalayan peak. Ml Godwin Austen, it was learned here today. The 28.250 foot mountain is the worlds second highest. It had never before been conquered. Six men93 words
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Article68 1954-08-04 1 Press Acts Against Law NICOSIA. Cyprus, Aug. 3 i AFP'— Right and left-wing Greek newspaper editors decided here tocay to suspend publication of all leading newspapers for one week following Government's announcement yesterday of its intention to enforce the law against sedition. The decision was taken at a mating of68 words
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Article118 1954-08-04 1 France To Regenerate Economy PARIS. Aug. 3 <AFP) Premier Pierre MendesFrance and his Finance Mm'- Ister Edgar Faure today outlined part of their plan to increase the buying power of the French people by raising wages, lowering prices and I lowering the cost ot proaucI tion. Speaking on the financial118 words
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Article39 1954-08-04 1 CANBERRA. Aug. :3. "AP>— The Australian Labour Party re-elected Dr. Herbert Evatt today as leader of the opposition. Dr. Evatt defeated Mr. Thomas Burke, a relatively junior party member, by 68 to 20 votes.39 words
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Article, Illustration191 1954-08-04 1 photo. THE first Super Constellation to be operated by Qantas BOAC on the Sydney London route arrived m Singapore yesterday. The Super Connie was under the command of Capt. A. E Yates. Qantas Flight Captain of the Super Connie Service. Qantas has been operating SuperStandard - 191 words
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Article266 1954-08-04 1 RABAT, Aug. 3, (Reuter) Four Jews were killed when hundreds of Moroccans, demonstrating for the return of ex-Sultan Mohammed Ben Yussef, sacked Jewish shops m the town of Petitjean, 140 kilometres from Rabat, today. i Today's incidents brought to 13 the death roll m266 words
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Article33 1954-08-04 1 DAKAR. Aug. 3 (Reuter)— The death toll m the violent tornado, which swept through this French West African town on Sunday night, reached seven last night as rescuers discovered more bodies.33 words
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Article24 1954-08-04 1 CHIEF of the Philippine Armed Forces Jesus Valgas was yesterday promoted lieutenant general making him the first Filipino to attain that rank.— U.P.U.P. - 24 words
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Article107 1954-08-04 1 STORM MOWS DOWN 25 ATTAP HOMES KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Fifteen persons, including women and children, were injured when a devastating thunderstorm this evening blew down 25 attap roofed houses m a Malay settlement at the 3£ mile on the Kuala Lumpur-Ampang Road. One of the injured persons, a man. was107 words
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Article53 1954-08-04 1 NEW YORK. Aug. 3. fAFP) An Air France plane from Paris crash-landed at Preston. Connecticut, today according to the Civil Air Administration here. All 29 passengers on the aircraft escaped without injuries. The four engined plane burst into flames after the passengers had scrambled out53 words
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235 1954-08-04 1 APRIL Fool's Day? Don't talk about it to Captain Martin Gaggino, his son Arthur or to Arthur's wife, Marie T h c r e s c. They've had April 1 for the rest of their lives. For. on that date235 words
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Article260 1954-08-04 1 RETIRING AGE GOES UP TO 60 Only For Local Men Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government has raised the compulsory retiring age of its local officers from 55 to 60 years. Expatriate officers are not affected. This raising of retiring age is conditional on officers being fully efficient and medically fit,260 words
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Article89 1954-08-04 1 HONGKONG. Aug. 3 (AFP> A giant ray fish, measuring about 20 feet across, yesterday dragged a five-ton yacht by the anchor chain for about a mile out to the sea at a speed of about seven knots. The owner of the yacht, the89 words
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Article68 1954-08-04 1 NEW DELHI. Aug. 3 <AP> The Indian newspaper. Statesman, reported last night that France has decided to quit her small colonial enclaves m India on Aug. 14, the day before the anniversary of Indian Independence The Statesman said Andre Menard. French Commissioner at Pondicherry. capital68 words
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Article46 1954-08-04 1 MANILA. Aug. 3 (UP)— RCA today intercepted an SOS broadcast by NPC 'navy station) from thr Ghut Wardow which said it was sinking rapidly after colliding with a submerged object. The message gave the ship's location as 1415 north and 1315 east.46 words
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Article19 1954-08-04 1 THE Prime Ministers of Pakistan and Ceylon will make separate visits to the Philippines m December. U.P.U.P. - 19 words
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Article65 1954-08-04 1 EVERT day, Goh Ah Fook. 16. would go to and from the Singapore Paya Lebar English School m a bus But yesterday, his mother said, he reached school and found he had forgotten to bring something along. So he borrowed a friend's bicycle to ride home.65 words
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Article290 1954-08-04 1 AN unsigned statement issued by 'he Colony's Public Relations Office last night described an article on rice m "a Singapore Newspaper" as "unauthorised and without foundation." The statement obviously ivierred to The Standard The statement began, '"My attention ha* been drawn. Whose attention? The Standard article290 words
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Article171 1954-08-04 1 Annas Disbands His Army GUATEMALA. Aug. 3 (AP)— Guatemalan military junta bowed to disgruntled army units last night and ordered the disbanding of President Carlos Castillo Annas' revolutionary "Liberation Army" after a day-long battle m which 12 person.- were killed and 42 wounded. The fighting started with a dawn battle171 words
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Advertisement37 1954-08-04 1 HARRISONS LISTER ING LTD. S pore Kuala Lumpur Penang <^**^a^BT MUm m W 1 yii^^^-»~*— >m »> |B vi f^B^^^B^MßTßßfc- B» t^^vVUbV IT/rEiat//HB^^QM m. VRvf'^Bm^Bfl tvS| by B S f pore •K. Lumpur Ipoh Penang, I Kuching Sarawak.37 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous139 1954-08-04 1 I Mr. C. Mclntvre of 21. Rosyth Road, Singapore, wins The Standard Quick-Quiz con.tst No. 23. The contest was judged by Mr Paul Abisheganadan. vice-president of the Graduate Teachers' Association and Conductor of the Singapore Chamber Ensemble. A cheque for $100 has bc<-n .-ent.to the winner CLUE !SO. 1— GIAN139 words
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Article239 1954-08-04 2 i J*??' J^ii^, 1 61 Thye (37) a time scale clerk attached to the Telecommunications Department was today fined $100 or two months' imprisonment for assaulting a dance hostess on the night of April 11. Lim was also ordered to pay $50 compensation to the239 words
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Article, Illustration1360 1954-08-04 2 Ex-D.C.A. Tells Inquiry Commission Tire Service In Much The Same State Elsewhere' THE BOAC Constellation crash at Kallang Airport on March 13, was the "price we have to pay for progress," Mr. Albert Walter Savage, former Director-General of Civil Aviation for the Malaya-Borneo Region,1,360 words
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Article, Illustration59 1954-08-04 2 'Milanese Marilyn photo. ITALIAN television singer Rosalind Nen looks so much like Marilyn Monroe that viewers and fellow citizens m her home town, Mi!an often mistake her for the American star. Rosa'ina is pleased to be known as the "Milanese Marilyn." She is blonde (of course! 5 foot 3 ins.,A.P. - 59 words
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Article92 1954-08-04 2 Orphans To Join In Rl Rejoicing PENANG. Tiies. Children from the various orphanages here will participate m the ninth anniversary celebrations jof the Republic of Indonesia. on Tuesday Aug. IT. They will be invited to the residence of the Indonesian vice-Consul m Vermont Road where they will be entertained. The92 words
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Article92 1954-08-04 2 PENANG. Tues. The Sessions Court President. Mr. J. G. Adams, today refused to grant a postponement of a gambling case on the application of defence counsel, Mr. Ng Jit Geow, who said that the defence was not ready to proceed. Mr. Adams said that the case had92 words
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Article216 1954-08-04 2 MR. Christopher Shawcross, Queen's Counsel, who had been convalescing from wounds received m a bandit ambush at Kulai on July 25, returned to conduct his case yesterday for the British Overseas Airways Corporation, at the commission inquiring into the BOAC Constellation crash at Kallang on216 words
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Article, Illustration265 1954-08-04 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— The Sultan of Johore has booked passages to England on the Willem Ruys on Sept. 2. But oefore he goes more than 200 poor families m Johore Bahru will be rendered homeless unless an eviction order issued by him is withdrawn,265 words
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Article113 1954-08-04 2 CLOSING rfbber prices (rents per I!) in Sinea pore on Tuesday were: TIN PKIt r The price of tin yesterday wa s 5368 per pioul Down Sol LONDON XL BBL'K No I R.S.S Settlement House Terms Tuesday's opening prlres lirst session vere: LONIMJN TIN Tuesday's opening session were:113 words
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Advertisement399 1954-08-04 2 KSTQIAUTV GLfiMAhi-OUMIAIh PENS. *9006Kt,$tZMSef 1 Medium Site Ho. 883 *-600e*t>*H.50U: fU UJ.es Nc. 882 5j $7,soeacWll.OO!*t GOIOF/UFDCUPS I NU COLOUR M 14 A 6*fco /V/tf3 PROVIDES SMOOTH WRIIMQ. i SOI6BYAU H)UH JAM POt DtAIAR!* ALL Pf MS Ml ACCOM PAN f tO £f OM UUARAHUt COUPONS io.t ACOurs MVMM MMMXII399 words
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Article300 1954-08-04 3 Asians Time Will Come... KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Federation Government Printer, Mr. G. Smith, told members of the Government Printing Employees Trade Union yesterday it was their duty to give Government their utmost support to end the Emergency. Speaking at the union's eventfa annual general300 words
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Article, Illustration50 1954-08-04 3 M*hoio 1 These are the hips p that east 3Miss Brazil 'the 3Miss Universe title. They were two inches bigger than the winner's. But Maria Boeha 9 said to hare W the most gorgeous J face* eoutdn 9 t j care less now although she wept at first. U.P.U.P. - 50 words
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Article82 1954-08-04 3 Sl P< RE V MCA w io!d an c I tour ,i- rica n Bukil Timah Au| toor ia mem and Ihe V pj «a to c be I• NU ajan I Biil Yeo H ap Seng Factors a:, i -!e Nanys > -turing C82 words
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Article69 1954-08-04 3 KUALA KAXG3AR Tues v. »ng Chou Hock i2s>. an unemployed, was ye 'erday sentenced by Mag <trate Che Jw. to one m mth'a imprisonment and a Bb oi $300 t>r Iheft of on- 1 g M necklace and a coki wrist watch. valued at $300. w >ng69 words
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Article53 1954-08-04 3 PEN AN G TOTS An assembly .>* members oi me Malay m Chinese A. .>><'iation. P nan^ and Province W 'ile^ley Branch, will be held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce In Penang Street. ■I &3t p.m. on Thursday to receive Datp Sr Cheng-lock Tan53 words
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Article93 1954-08-04 3 Mr. S.H. Lee, was elected President of the Community Centre of Kampong Silat Estate, of Singapore, at the second annual meeting held recently. Other office-bearers elected were: Vice-presidents, Mr. Quek Him Kia and Mr. Yong Kap Cheong: hon. secretary. Mr. Lim Tang Cheng; asst. Hon. secretary. Mr.93 words
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Article62 1954-08-04 3 ALOR GA.IAH. Wed.— ln an effort to raise funds for the AIOT G;ijuh Tamil school, the Indian Association will enact the Tamil drama '"Embittered Voice" on Sunday. Aug 15. When announcing the play, the association President, Air. S. V. Raman, made a strong appeal tor money62 words
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Article64 1954-08-04 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Damage estimated at $100 was caused today when a fire destroyed the attap roof and parts of the wall of a wooden house m Sungei Way New Village, nine miles from here. The hou.-NP was the home of a Chinese farmer and his family64 words
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Article81 1954-08-04 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— Kariim bin Taib who was given a night's shelter by Talib bin Haji Taib. made off with the latter's watch the next morning. In the Sessions Court today. Kadim was charged with theft of the watch. The Pr^.dent. Mr. N.L. Cohen. told him it81 words
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277 1954-08-04 3 Wounded Farmer Given Benefit Of Doubt IPOH. Tues.— Wr'-i m bullet still lodged somewhere m h s h-.id. a i rang Chinese fanner. Chai karu. a^ed 21.; wv-; given the benefit >f the j dviir n an Assessor Court presided by Mr. Justice Buhi^.ar ar.d acquitted on capita] -harges of277 words
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Article38 1954-08-04 3 THE Singapore Harbour Board kitchen staff gave another $9 yesterday to the fund for the destitute Ipoh widow, Mrs. Lum Wong Kee. This sum brings the total received by The Standard to *53L38 words
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198 1954-08-04 3 SEREMBAN, Tues.— Nine members of the Alliance group who resigned from the State Council will take the oaths of office and allegiance again m the Negri Sembilan State Council Tomorrow. The members concerned are Inche Ibrahim bin Haji Mansor, Dato Raj Di Raja Mohamed,198 words
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Article211 1954-08-04 3 "We're Being Strangled' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Selangor rice millers today called an end to Government's padi buying monopoly m Tanjong Karang which they claim is "strangling" them. At a press conference m Kuala Lumpur today, representatives from three rice milling concerns claimed that they had been211 words
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Article53 1954-08-04 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— Jobless Sulieman bin Hussain, 18, was found brutally stabbed to death last night m a small mosque at Kebun Teh. He had been cut m the stomach, back and neck. Sulieman usually slept m the mosque as he had no other abode. Police have53 words
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Article60 1954-08-04 3 SINGAPORE Police have recovered two empty tins smelling of petrol from the scene of Sunday night's fire m the Christ Church School Fun-Fair at Dorset Road. The Police Secretary. Mr. Peter Claque said police have examined the tins. There is no other evidence of attempted arson.60 words
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Article51 1954-08-04 3 SIX thugs, five armed with knives and the other believed to be armed with a revolver forced their way into an attap house m Siglap Road, yesterday morning, and robbed the occupants of $400 m cash and some jewellery. The thugs got away m a saloon51 words
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Article102 1954-08-04 3 TAIPING. Tues. The' following were elected office-! bearers of the Larut and Matang Territorial Association of the Women's Institutes of Malaya for 1954/55: President, Mrs L. A. Markandu; vice-President, Mrs. Ibrahim Ali; hon. secretary. Mrs. Grimster; hon. treasurer, Mrs. Nasaruddin; committee, jMrs. Chung Ah Kee. Mrs. j102 words
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Article66 1954-08-04 3 Killed By A Lighted Cigarette KUALA KANGSAR, Tues Wong Fook, a carpenter of Kampong Pisang Kota Lama, was seriously burnt on Sunday when he was preparing shellac for varnishing furniture. Wong was smoking a cigarette while preparing some shellac with methylated spirit. The bottle of spirit caused a fire which66 words
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Article37 1954-08-04 3 HONGKONG, Aug. 3, Special Standard Service; Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were: $15.57 to £1 sterling; $5,785 to US$l; $1,818 to Malayan $1; $0,186 to one Indonesian Rupiah, Gold $250,375 to 1 tael.37 words
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Advertisement215 1954-08-04 3 FREE WEEK'S I LUXURY HOLIDAY IN MADRAS! IN conjunction with the $128,000 Souareword Competition (see this page) The Singapore Tiger Standard is running a Popularity Contest to choose the most popular man or woman in Malaya. Whoever is chosen by popular vote ».ll get a week's luxury holiday m Madras,215 words
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Miscellaneous622 1954-08-04 3 SQUAREWORD D. 31 CLUES ACROSS 3 We're usually readier to excuse L! from youngster than from an adult WRITE IN BLANK SQUARE LETTER E OR P 5 Person who isn't RUDE is apt speedily to get tired of company of person who is WRITE IN BLANK SQUARE LETTER C OR622 words
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Miscellaneous103 1954-08-04 3 1 ENTRY 64c 3 ENTRIES $1.60 NOTE EVSRY TWO 64 c. ENTRIES ENTITLE YOU TO ONE HALF-FEE (32 c.) ENTRY. 8 ENTRIES $3.20 (with two FREE ENTRIES) TWELVE ENTRIES $4.80 WITH THREE FREE ENTRIES. SEVENTEEN ENTRIES $6.40 WITH FIVE FRES ENTRIES ENTRY FEES You con buy a Squareword Cash receipt103 words
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Miscellaneous242 1954-08-04 3 CLUES DOWN 1 Wo -nan often shows her true sei* b| bflf cttitude towards man she LO-ES WRITE IN BLANK SQUARE LETTER S OR V 2. The more conscientious a wort-er the more likely he is to regord boss's reouke as S-UR WRITE IN BLANK SQUARE LETTER LOR P 4242 words
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Article379 1954-08-04 4 Move To Repair Heavy Disruption Of Supply Lines KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Malayan Communist Party is now striving to recruit villagers on the jungle fringe to repair the "serious disruption" of their supply organisation under the relentless drive of Security Forces, Mr. G. C. Madoc, Federal379 words
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Article, Illustration142 1954-08-04 4 1st Asian Registrar Of S.T.T.C. Mr. C.S.B. Devan, has been appointed the first Asian Registrar of the Singapore Teachers' Training College. The appointment is from March 1953 when Mr. Devan returned to the Colony after completing a training course on Teachers' Training College administration m Britain. He was the College142 words
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Article106 1954-08-04 4 KANG BOON SENG, a van driver, told a preliminary m- quiry yesterday that he was j assaulted by two men on board a tongkang m Telok Ayer Basin on Jan. 22 after they had robbed him of a wristwatch and an identity card. The Judge, Mr.106 words
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Article, Illustration54 1954-08-04 4 photo. MAJOR GENERAL D. D. C. Tulloch. General Ofiu er Commanding Singapore Base District, is seen making his first official inspection of more than 300 members of the Singapore Harbour Board Reserve, yesterday. Accompanying him are Major A. Rhind. Commanding Officer of the Reserve (right) and LieutenantStandard - 54 words
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Article77 1954-08-04 4 SINGAPORE Army Civil Services Union representatives will meet the Army authorities on August 11 to discuss claims of civilian employees for pension rights and transport allowance. President of the Union, Mr. S.T.V. Lmgam, told The Standard yesterday that the union will protest against the Army's decision77 words
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Article80 1954-08-04 4 A FOOD contractor of the Gurkha Contingent Unit m Singapore was supplied with 50 tins of pure ghee bearing false trademarks between Feb. 5 and 22. this year. This was stated by Mr. M.C. Boyle. D.S.P., prosecuting m the Singapore First Criminal District Court yesterday when Ram80 words
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Article39 1954-08-04 4 SECRET Society subbranch, C.1.D., Singapore, detained five Chinese, believed to be members of a secret society, over the weekend. The Police Secretary, Mr. Peter Claque, said the men were detained In connection with a theft report. i39 words
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Article223 1954-08-04 4 STUDENTS DIVERT TO SEX WHEN IDLE SEX and sex literature that is nhat students turn to ichen they do not have extra-curricular activities. Who said this. Why the students themselves*. They are from the graduating class of Singapore Chinese High School and they are the ones, who have been told223 words
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Article55 1954-08-04 4 TEO TOH SENG, was tantatively charged m the Singapore Seventh Police Court yesterday, with intentionally causing the death of Yeo Oon Cheng m an attap hut. oil" Tiong Bahru Road, at midnight on May 1. He was remanded m "police custody, until Sept. 28 when the55 words
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Article, Illustration110 1954-08-04 4 THE youngest passenger who arrived m Singapore yesterday by the Qantas BOAC plane has probably set the record for long distance flying, for his age group. Brandt Marriott, son of Mr. G. Marriott, Qantas engineer posted to Singapore, and Mrs. Marriott, is only nine months110 words
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Article102 1954-08-04 4 Society To Heal Not To Destroy THE aim of modern youth should be to produce a new society m which kindness and consideration heal ills rather than destroy them, declared Mr. Thio Chan Bee yesterday when he opened Singapore Youth Council's exhibition at the British Council Hall. The exhibition, which102 words
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Article84 1954-08-04 4 THE Kamala Ciab of Singapore will hold a tea party m honour of Madam Vijayalakshmi Pandit. President of the United Nations General Assembly at 4.30 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 11, at the club premises. Members who want to attend the function are asked to contact the84 words
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Article67 1954-08-04 4 THE Christ Church Scfiool announced the following lucky ticket number.- drawn at their funfair on Monday, m aid of the School fund: Ist prize No. *****6, 2nd prize No. *****2. 3rd prize '< No. *****3, 4th prize No *****1. sth prize No. *****4 6th prize No.67 words
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Article194 1954-08-04 4 CHOO SENG QUEE. football coach for the Indonesian team last year, who was also a secret asent for the British during the Japanese Occupation m Malaya, appeared before the Singapore City Police Court Magistrate yesterday. too. who was charged with failing to lurnish a return194 words
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Article143 1954-08-04 4 My Wife Had An Affair Captain An a. wife st the night out m a b with a man whilt husband was sup Ito be on duty, the S gapoic High Cour told > Capia. P Thorns*- k atei Bril sh f wli petition e:"^i;n-' w.le. P Stjar 1 I143 words
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Advertisement208 1954-08-04 4 CATHAY ORGA\'ISATIO\ ATTRACTIOXS f 4 €%O OHi NOW SHOWING eia. tin iitm >KCm Jim iV '.>ii p.m A RARE AND SATISFY !N(. TRI A i MAGNIFICENT IS THE WOKI) FOB IT £p i". hlmn «-lwt K«t !**>, ln|i ntla nr STflttOfHONtC SOimOl I SUSAN KAVWARD— VICTOR MAT! RE jl PLUS208 words
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202 1954-08-04 5 Magistrate Clarifies Former Statement THE Singapore City Police' >un Magistrate. Mr. J M -rrux-Colebourn. yesterd i clarified a statement by him about the •nticty of a document p rporting to be a doctor's Ytlfleatt made thb clarification result of a report p >lished by Singapore Eng-n<-w>papers «not The S md202 words
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Article67 1954-08-04 5 n f Do So i.-j. Si.u-.- ativt C »unc llor F):i (> Ha:; Mohamed r Fe leratioQ Legislative 1 <>• left Singapore yes- Nairobi to attend nonwealth Parlia- Association confer- Hll*d '<> on j v A I IIM :V New Zt h tates to tbc confer- 167 words
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Article256 1954-08-04 5 COLONY DELEGATES TO WAY MEET SYC President Elected Leader Mr. Eric Wee, President of the Singapore Youth Council, has been elected Leader, of the Colony s delegation to the forthcoming World Assembly of Youth. The delegation, which consists of 20 men and ten women, representing eight races and 22 of256 words
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Article, Illustration55 1954-08-04 5 MR. JON HOPE. Public Relations Officer of the World Assembly of Youth and the editor of WAY Forum m Paris arrived m Singapore yesterday to handle the public relations work for the world meeting of WAY m Singapore on August 15. Mr. Hope will be touring the Federation after the55 words
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Article, Illustration124 1954-08-04 5 He Is A Private 'Eye' Now A MAN who has satherrd a vast knowMfee of the Malayan Conimunist Party Orcanisution during his three years service with the Johore State Information Services. is toda.v the boss of a larse pri\ate detective agency m Singapore. Mr. l.mi Kum Chin, formerly Information OlHi-er124 words
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Article129 1954-08-04 5 A Sharp Rise In Workless There was a sharp rise m the number of unemployed people registered with 'the Singapore Government Labour Exchange m July, compared with the number registered m the previous month Mr F. G Tyson. Chief Employment Officer, saiti that m July 2.00!t unemployed persons registered with129 words
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Article80 1954-08-04 5 ASSOCIATION' s NEW OFFICERS THE following office bearers of the Pan-Malayan Alumni Association of the King Edward VII Faculty of Medicine.: j Penang. have been elected for the current year: President Dr. Ong Kee Van: President Elect Dr. A.E. i i Doraisamy; Past President Profe>sor A. A. Sandosham: Secretary— Dr.80 words
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Article, Illustration111 1954-08-04 5 Mac Donald Opens Art Show MORE THAN Sli.ooo was realised from the sale of works of art of Mr. Wong Lo Feng at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday when 200 exhibits were on show. The Commissioner General. Mr. Malcolm Mai Donald who opened the exhibition, described Mr Wong111 words
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Article162 1954-08-04 5 Standard Staff Reporter TWO Chinese clans clashed m the Changi area of Singapore yesterday and all over a coconut frond. In the fight, which lasted 20 minutes, fists, sticks and acetic acid were used. Seven of those involved, including a woman, were later treated162 words
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Article147 1954-08-04 5 SCHOOL PLAN OPPOSED THE Singapore Govern lei t*g intention t 0 introduce Englisii primary classes m all Ma jy schools next year ha- been "strongly opposed' by island's Malay add Isla i I bodies, representing more I i I HB associations with a tola membership o! Abou 1 4" imni147 words
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Miscellaneous159 1954-08-04 5 io^tfi^tfaZ&Kti^Tnai&Wmc^u^ Ike friitfheJJ ejj a CkeJtertfie/4 tkat fttakeJ WchMul £m»kiHq! fT V O f fh immortal GLENN MILLER, v^^Hk \i DU V M^!^' music he m °de famous and the > if C ffCJlg^flf^jJ wonderful, wonderful life they J I Ji-^S Q r^ yt^ m an<^ roman ce of M159 words
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Miscellaneous212 1954-08-04 5 r^^^^MgjjMmmmi^^MjMMU^UU^^U^^^^^^^^^^^^m^^^^^^^^m k'Wt'A: [nternationa' Wome^ s Club i ii show al USIS K-.fi es Place 11 ;< n Katong Cib Ge' togetiiei Social' S v m a- p esbyterian Boys' School: 8., ci classec 4-<> im a' Kaffles Q..J. \W<\V: Malay class &3n om Gymnastics etas* ■>'.'■« i> m lurfo uract.ee212 words
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Miscellaneous222 1954-08-04 5 SINCAPOR it uho m 11. »i'oki .4 am U<i: ning S: a News; 735 Me.'«"> m\' c I I 1 11 vital to > \i 1 hi 11 Jp Gra) <j r 1 M Men 1 4.". A the H_. a moni Urg •> M pll !>.. Uj i«ae J222 words
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Article904 1954-08-04 6 fFHE City o| Singapore b not as small as it looks. or as we believe it to be. It is large enough to have given secret sanctuary to a Solomon. He would have lain silent and unknown m a corner of Selegie Road if not for the English904 words
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Review of Views
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Article145 1954-08-04 6 INTERNATIONAL relation- ships are now based on goodwill and respect, says Sin Chew Jit Poh. Gone are the days of economic and military domination. If there is conquest today, it is that of an ideological one. For the past five years, the Western nations have suffered continuous military145 words
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Article122 1954-08-04 6 TTTUSAN MELAYU feels that' U there is no reason why' other Malay states should not adopt Perlis' new Muslim marriage divorce law which, according to two Singapore ulemas, is an] innovation worthy of ac-< ceptance. The Religious and Malay < Customs Board of Perlis re-< cently approved the122 words
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Article134 1954-08-04 6 THE anti-Communist daily.' x Chung Shing Jit Pao* severely criticises India for' refusing participate in 1 any South-East Asia de-J fence bloc. India, says the paper, has a long history., but because it became a, subject nation for a consi-, derable length of time, it( has become a134 words
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Article148 1954-08-04 6 ''THE development ot Singa- pore. says Nanyang Siang Pan. has been unparalleled m this part of the world. We have buildings, roads and harbours that are the pride oi" any country. Physically. our development has little to be desired. What we sadly miss is the development ot our spiritual148 words
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228 1954-08-04 6 Sir: -With so much talk m the air about Federal Elections, it is time we began a re-examination of the rights and obligations of Federal Citizenship. To begin with, let us put a better value on this Citizenship so that all may feel proud228 words
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Letter222 1954-08-04 6 Sir: According to newspaper reports. Tungku Abdul Rahman stated that the compromise with the government was accepted out of respect for the position ot the High Commissioner. What about respect for tin- wishes ol the U.M.N.O. members, il not of the people? Has it been subordinated to222 words
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Letter131 1954-08-04 6 Sir: Police Lieutenants persecuted by prejudice and calumny? Ot all the nonsense I have read about P Lts.. this tops the lot! Ex-Security Officer should have his head examined by an t xpert a Harley Street Psychiatrist I do not blame him for being misled Into thinking that P131 words
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Letter157 1954-08-04 6 Sir:— We have been requested by the I.S.T.D. m London, the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing to draw the attention of the public m Singapore to the fact that they have no connection whatsoever with the I.S.T.D. (Singapore Federation >. the International Society of Teachers of Dancing157 words
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Letter55 1954-08-04 6 Sir:—Many thanks to Mr. Ooi for bawling the tripe out of these armchair jungle champions who would much rather see a mankilling wild beasi protected and well fed than a human being. Of all the atrocities attributed to Stalin, no one ever accused him of being so diabolically depraved55 words
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Letter104 1954-08-04 6 Sir; I won't agree to the comments made by "Suggestion" for a change. He says that we can collect the 6 (lavs' coupon, post it and then wait for the result. This will take a long time, at least 10 days Besides if one of the couoons is lost104 words
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Letter116 1954-08-04 6 Sir ir a*" writing to say liow delighted I was to notice the steady increase m Federation News m your paper. I would not have written at the moment had not several of my friends made the remark m one wav or another during the last lortnight.116 words
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Article734 1954-08-04 6 bgbv Said Mr. Smith To Kenneth Harris j The poison Mr. Smith was referring to was the ill- < Sj /edifig //mf had existed between the firilish and the I Z Egyptians. In this article Kenneth Harris writes on how the new Anglo-Egyptian agreement looks734 words
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787 1954-08-04 6 RAWLE KNOX - Moscow's Hand Seen In IndoChina Armistice RAWLE KNOX By VX Order of the Day issued by Vo Nguyen Giap, the Vietminh military commander, on the Indo-China rease-flre Lends weight to t he theory that he himself never wished to end the fighting. His reference to the cease-fire as a "great787 words
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Advertisement33 1954-08-04 6 pgZSZj >".,„ MACLAINt STOKVIS (M) LTD. )INCAPO*f KUALA LUMPUft IPOH PENANQ SINGAPORE STANDARD I The Voice of Malaya) H-ad Office Z> Urn Tcck Ktm Ro.id, Singapore 2. Telephone Nos: *****—5 Telegraphic Addrejs TICERNEWS Singapore33 words
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Advertisement17 1954-08-04 6 A THOUGHT FOR TODAY Patience arid obedience icin x)\e golden scholarship of experimental tuition. Mary Baker Eddy.17 words
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Advertisement20 1954-08-04 6 sir &f£& Wtampax I y afl Don't «3 n rtmmm la^a ..1 U» mm m >, I. |br >.,/ pMfari «.'<. i./., ivJay20 words
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Miscellaneous21 1954-08-04 6 USELESS EUSTACE lasfe FURNISHINGS LwMTtt^ "Aw! Stop CTOHSia and draw thr blind! At least we've cot a bed for the ni^lit!"21 words
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224 1954-08-04 7 HUNDREDS FLEE FROM FANATIC MOSLEMS BANDUNG Aug. 3. (UP) Hundreds of refqgeea catrving their belong m us m their arms and m tails streamed into the Bandung region today to tacapc lurnpaging fanatical Moslem terrorists. Ant ara rep rt that the town ol Garni was attache* on Sunday ni'J.; by224 words
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Article98 1954-08-04 7 WASHING lON. Aug. J •Reufteri The Vnl t t d States h.i-> decided, alter three days •>; bitter debate, f.> shelve the :-.<;-• <>t a vote ff censure on Communisthunting Senator J !> c p h McCarthy By 75 votes to last n;.nh? i >:•■98 words
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Article41 1954-08-04 7 LOS ANGELES \xx% 3 (AP) (.':■>. 'lit D;r.< Hu 1 ::;<•. on Monday was ordered d'-porr-ni foe the M-mnd time m an order hsued by Ralph Part* special hearing officer of the l T S. Immigration Service h» re41 words
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Article, Illustration76 1954-08-04 7 ic. THE taxi was waiting as the bride came out of church. And m she climbed next to the driver. For the old cab belonged to the bridegroom, who drove merrily off to the reception, with the two bridesmaids m the back. ItMirror - 76 words
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75 1954-08-04 7 taipki. Aut (AP»— -:t Mationalisi eaciei-< (tv appeal to m losing any -ci p ovef the current Cony si Chinese camps go vowin| t.) berate" Ponnosa. A high Defence Ministry olDcial sa d recent outbursts I oted bj Peking Radio wore >'■ dip omatic than75 words
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Article74 1954-08-04 7 NEW YORK. Aug. 3 (AP>— Ten guests Of the Park Sheraton Hole] and 13 firemen suffered smoke poisoning ear]; todaj and mure than 500 persons fird from their rooms when a smoky blase burnt out i ninth-floor room, Two guesta were rescued aJ -r being trapped74 words
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Article65 1954-08-04 7 NEW DELHI. Aug. 3. (Reuter)— Herbert Tichy. Viennese geologist und leader of an Austrian expedition to 26.750- foot Cho Oyu Peak. the world's sixth highest mountain, said today his party hoped to see the" "abominable snowman." He added autumn was probably a good time to65 words
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Article189 1954-08-04 7 NAIROBI, Aug. 3— (Renter)— The Kenya Government will m future be able to force compulsory evacuation of all inhabitants, their livestock and property from any area m the colony to ensure public safety and order, it was announced here last night. A new emergency regulation one189 words
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Article366 1954-08-04 7 As S. Koreans Attempt To Wreck Armistice Pact SEOUL, Aug. 3, (UP) American officers are battling with firm actions and silence an apparent South Korean attempt to wreck the Korean armistice agreement. me KUK. government m a manoeuvre obviously aimed at stirring up trouble with the366 words
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Article, Illustration64 1954-08-04 7 photo A MAN'S shirt hunt: ing «»\er her man > pantv and a leather belt flapping loose. Hollywood liar kathennr Hepburn takes a walk along a Venice square, during a break m the shooting of her latest film "Siiiiiiiht 'lime." now being inarir m Venice. Miss Hepburn has been theUP - 64 words
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Article167 1954-08-04 7 HONGKONG. Aug. 3 <AFP) j Foreign correspondents here, who have been comj plainins about Government's (obstruction during the recent i Cathay Pacific Airways plan* i incident, today expressed disagreement with an official reply to their protest of July ,28. I The Bovernment, through Colonial167 words
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Article114 1954-08-04 7 Peer Makes Statement On Shooting DEVIZES. Wilt shin. U g 3 <Reut<-r> Lord Vivian. 48--year-old London show producer, who is seriously ill m hospital here with a bull< < wound m his stomach, was able bo make a statement last night to detectives. But liis condition was still described as114 words
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Article91 1954-08-04 7 LONDON. Aug. 3 <AP> Britain's Lord Chid Justice cleared the road to freedom oday for Antoni Klimowicz ie 24-year-old Polish stowway Scotland Yard snatched tin a Communist Polish freighter m the Thames. Klimowicz went before Lord 3oddard, for a two-minute private hearing on a writ91 words
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Article41 1954-08-04 7 P A R I. Italy. Aug. 3, Reuten— A Yugoslav Air Force "Mosquito" landed at Palese aerodrome near here last night, and the pilot. Lieutenant RonLslav Caric. asked for political asylum, the Italian news agency. Ansa. reported.41 words
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148 1954-08-04 7 WASHINGTON. Aug. 3. 'APi The .story came to light yesterday of a young girl held as a hostage m a Communist country m the hope- of luring her American citizen father back to face a death sentence. No names were given, and some148 words
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Article204 1954-08-04 7 CASERTA. Italy. Aug. 3 fAP) Newly-wed Contetta '?ca. an attractive 21-year- brunette, yesterday "shot ;nd killed her mother-in-law and her two brothers-in-law, then fled with her husband. NAPLES. Aug. 3, (AP)— .4/1 aggrieved mule, rij>parently furious because other animals were fed first, yesterday leaped out oi his204 words
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Article183 1954-08-04 7 NEW YORK, Aug. 3— (UP).— South Korean President Syngman Rhee shaken with emotion after a rousing greeting by 150,000 New Yorkers warned yesterday that "war must come sooner than later because we know the later it comes the more terrible it will be." His183 words
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Article63 1954-08-04 7 WASHINGTON Aus J «AP| The United Btat«- ported drafting a r. numd UuU the Communists p^y comp« n lion lor six Americans- three ki:i«-d and three wounded bf R< ci tighter planes Diplomatic official- .-aid U ::ny a vigorous second noii F^< ri China rei^ct^d rM63 words
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Advertisement77 1954-08-04 7 AIRWAYS^ I ANNOUNCE j SERVICES TO I ANDUKI seria I FOR AND UNEISTATEI KUALA BELAIT j LUTONG FOR MIR! j (SARAWAK) SERVICES TWICE WEEKLY I Mondoys Thursdays Tuesdays Fridays 1420 hrs. I dep. LABUAN orr. 4 0810 hrs. 1505 hrs. arr. dep. 0725 hrs. 1525 hrs. dep. ANDUKI arr. 070577 words
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Advertisement34 1954-08-04 7 SOCCER POOLS m****,. This New, Exciting Football Game Can Be Played At Home or Club Price 1f>5.75 MM mi KAFFIR GOLD W'~T^jjofqfM f Another New Board Game X 2 l^^^^^ Postage Insurance ROBINSON'S SaSS34 words
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Miscellaneous81 1954-08-04 7 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES i a^aa., Stondord London Correspondent LONDON. Aug. 3. The fohow.ng are the clos.n, P CeS f d fin on fht Londoi Morkcf LONDON RUBBER *P°* 20id Spot 746 buyers September 20 U < 747 sellers. October/December 20^d. j Three months i 74 1 January/March 20id. j81 words
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Advertisement760 1954-08-04 8 NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD AND HAMBURG -AMERIK A LINIE lOINT SERVICE To Colombo. Genoa. Marseilles, Antwerp. Rotterdam Hamburg b Bremen. Spore P. Sham Penang tMOSELSTEIN (LLOYD) God. 13/14 7 Aug. 8 Aug. SCHWABINSTEIN (LLOYD) .12/15 Aug. 16 Aug. 17 Aug. HESSENSTEIN (LLOYD) 30Aug/4 Set*. 5 Sept. 6 Sept. FRANKFURT (HAPAC) 26/29 Sept.760 words
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Advertisement1227 1954-08-04 8 Mitm BLUE FUNNEL LINE JgMS, <2o line.) MANhFIFXI) CO., LTD. W* incorporated la Singapore Carrlert option to proceed via other porte to fend ana discharge cargo SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL GLASfiOW LONDON CONTINENTAL POSTS Due Salla P S'bam Fenang AutomedOD foi Uverpool Avonmouth Aur 4 Calclias for Liverpool Dublin G 33/341,227 words
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Advertisement819 1954-08-04 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland America Line Nederland Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX (MONTREAL). BOSTON. NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. MOBILE NEW ORLEANS via SUEZ. Spore P Sham Penang JAPARA (RL) 9/15 Aug. 16 Aug. 17/18 Aug SOESTDYK (HAL) 19/25 Aug. 26 Aug. 27/2JA«g CAROET (RL) 29 Aug/5819 words
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Advertisement767 1954-08-04 8 EAST ASIATIC LINES SAILINGS TO CONTINENT /M.ANOINA VI* For Aden. Po*t Said. Genoa. Antwerp Rotterdam. Hamburg. Gdynia. Copenhagen. Gothenburg and Oslo. S'oorc f Sham Penan? xi "KAMBODIA" 5/5 Aug. 6/6 Aug. 7/7 A u< xxl SELANDIA 1 19/22 Aug. 23/23 Aug 24/25 A.. xxx) "SAMOA" 23/29Aug 30/3OA«g 31Aug/2Sep. xxxx) "KINA"767 words
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Article, Illustration29 1954-08-04 9 Finance... Commerce... Shipping THE 8.000-ton Heather photographed on arrival m Singapore after traversing 10.000 miles across the ocean manned only by crew of seven, headed by Captain M. Gaggino.29 words
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234 1954-08-04 9 Ships Chartered To Take Cargoes Standard Market Reporter RED CHINA is by far the biggest single buyer of crude Malayan coconut oil today. Shipments worth more than $10 million have gone to that country m the past six months. This was disclosed to234 words
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Article93 1954-08-04 9 THE Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Singapore, have received cabled advice from their London office that the Board of Directors have declared an interim dividend of seven per cent less tax payable on Sept. 1, 1954. Messrs. Osborne and Chappel of Ipoh, announced the declaration of the following93 words
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Article144 1954-08-04 9 Standard Market Reporter PEPPER showed some activity yesterday with appreciable gains, particularly for Lampong Black, which was quoted at Sl72i. Coconut oil sellers at Penang indicated S5O per picul according to Holiday. Cutler, Bath Co. Ltd H.C.B Co. Ltd. copra prices (per picul) yesterday were. Market opened quiet144 words
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Article152 1954-08-04 9 Negri Padi Position Satisfactory SEREMBAX. Tues. The; pacii position m Negri Sembilan for the season from March to May this year, was satisfactory. The quarterly report of the State Agricultural Officer issued here today, stated that wet padi harvesting began daring the early part of the quarter, and. up to152 words
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Article28 1954-08-04 9 THE Japan Sundry Goods Export Association held its inaugural meeting and named President Uiehiro Kosuge of the well-known export firm. Itoh Chuh. as its President. A.F.PA.F.P. - 28 words
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205 1954-08-04 9 TIN DROPS $3-sjB Standard Market Reporter THE Malayan tin price continued to ease yesterday, dropping by $3£ to 5368 per picul, but first grade rubber closed quietly steady at 684 cents per lb.. unchanged from Friday's levels. Elsewhere m the markets, trading was reported205 words
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Article, Illustration45 1954-08-04 9 photo. MR. Lee Kirn Cfcou (above) managing director of Heng Lee Co., (Singapore) Ltd., import and export firm specialising m marine products, has returned to Singapore after a business tour of Hongkong and Japan. Mr. Lee left Singapore three weeks ag:o. StandardStandard - 45 words
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Article108 1954-08-04 9 FOLLOWING are the tin outputs of the following com- panics for the quarter ApriliJune 1954 and the 12 months ended June 30. 1954: Rambuitan Ltd. 77i tons (18J tons during the corresponding period of last year) and 156 tons (80 tons); Gopeng Consolidated Ltd. 160J tons (124108 words
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Article111 1954-08-04 9 CHANGES m quotations yesterday were: Buyers Seller- I Fraser Neave Ord. LOS 2.00 M. Breweries 3.47 3.55 Malayan Cement 1.39 1.43 I Malayan Colls. .57 .60 I McAlisters $1 stock 3.70 3.75 I Robinson Co. Ords. L9J 1ST Straits Traders 20.85 21.00 'Union Insur. 470.00 4.80 00111 words
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Article31 1954-08-04 9 WORKEF~. at the Stud.baker Corporation m South j Bend. Indiana, will vote this week on a proposal to cut I their pay by 20 per cent. A.P.A.P. - 31 words
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Article92 1954-08-04 9 MALAYA N Exchange Banks' Association buying rates to merchants are: NEW YORK: Buying T.T. 32-15/16, airmail O.D S3-1 16, 90 days 33-3/16 credit bills. 33} trade bills. CANADA: Buying TT. ttl. airmail 32^. 90 days 32i credit bills, 32-9/16 trad< I i The following are other selling92 words
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Article137 1954-08-04 9 Another Stanvac Tanker For East Standard shipping Reporter A MODERN oil tanker name. i nou: of ths cap;' of Thailand has i d service far the d d( >- leum -Far East, as as to A >- ralia Z 'aland. Frist and S Stai rd-Vaeuu I npany i today that137 words
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Article108 1954-08-04 9 Ho: kCMIg M t custc boast wash .p. dir>- [on pu expr.- 4 thi coa try m Mi to B 745 cwts.. g 5,694 Hong] re.:..- B 1 statist Mala: est cud i Eot toilet an Sarawak < li* 1' < :bs.>. 1- id Norti-108 words
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Article, Illustration45 1954-08-04 9 MR. R. ENOCSON, (left) sales representative of the Scandinavian Airways System, who arrived m Singapore by BOAC from Stockholm. He is to represent SAS as Mr. John Hoyer is going ♦o Stockholm on leave. Standard photo shows Mr. Hoyer greeting Mr. Enocson on his arrival45 words
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Advertisement724 1954-08-04 9 SI ILA HUMS VACANI MALACCA MUNICIPAL COUM 11. APFOINTMLNT OF MUNICIPAL HLALTII OFFICLR. APPLICATIONS are invited i from registered Medical ■titionera who are British cts or Federal Citizens of i. for the appointment of ucipal Beafill Otlicer.: rca. Candidates must have »i knowledge and expe- j rience m public health724 words
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Advertisement480 1954-08-04 9 BOARD OF LICENSING JUSTICES SINGAPORE. NOTICE OF QUARTERLY SESSION A QUARTERLY session of the Board ctf Licensing JustiI ces for Singapore will be held jin the Court of the District Judge and First Magistrate m the Criminal District and i Police Courts Building. South Bridge Road. Singapore at 2.30 p.m.480 words
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Advertisement135 1954-08-04 9 CHROLON exposure meter BJ.Chew&Co. Singapore 76-B Robinson Read Tel: *****. P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE '"TENDERS from contractors of Class "E" and above will be received at the office of the Senior Executive Engineer. P.W.D., Central Perak. Kuala Kangsar up to 3.00 p.m. of sth August. 1954 for Redecorating Istana Ulu, Bukit135 words
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Advertisement68 1954-08-04 9 •IV* huro pivttsuri* m ttnnounving thai §r<> hurt* &o***n upp€*iit(€>4l SOLE AGENTS for WEST END WATCHES FOR SINGAPORE, FEDERATION AND BORNEO, S. P. H.de SUVA 45 High Street, Sinfjoporc 6 Station Road Ipon. 6 Embankment Kuala Lumpur. 4 f A friend m the hom^... I O/~£~4^ THE ROIL I S^\^J^\68 words
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Miscellaneous62 1954-08-04 9 SiSMiPijn Harbour Outer Roads Herpa. Gomel. Reginald Kerr. Mahathevi, Olensk, Asha, San Ernesto, Mandeville, Sivuch, Heather, Sirdhana Neritopsis, Norha, K'.uang, Loksang. Kota Gede. Inner Roads Teck Thong, Hin Cheong. Hero, Gen. Michiels, Kajang, Landak, Lawu, Kempar. Aik Leong. Caltex 93, Puseng. Tong Hoa, Tai Tiong, Soon Bee, Moon fish, Hanthale.62 words
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Miscellaneous65 1954-08-04 9 Bruas, Merlimau, Si n Hong Ho, Selangor, Tong Hock, Aik Hin, Laksula, Enggano. S.H.B. Godowns Straat Banka 43. Caltex Dublin 38 Automedon 34. Tjitjelagenka 31. Tjibadak 29. Meron 25. Benavon 8, Antilochus 4, Agnete Maersk 23, Bidor 21. Flting Eagle 19, Malay 18 Benreoch 13, Messelstala 13. Man-Of-War Anchorage INS65 words
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Article, Illustration105 1954-08-04 10 (BELOW): YIP at Raffles Hotel Saturday night was His Excellency the Philippine Ambassador to the Court of St. James Leon M. (ieurrero and his wife Anita who flew m to Colony earlier m the evening by plane. They left for London on .Monday m the ictoria and105 words
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Article, Illustration79 1954-08-04 10 firm: **atuntay iiiulit wa« "fa-ewHl night" for Antonio an«l Teresa 4aen. the sensational >,'>atsis|i brotlw r-aad -stwler daacv U*a« who have Im-oii dUM-tas lor rieiM weetun :it tin- Kaffte- UotH K«t lonu'ht it v "welcrtmi' niijht" lor tlievi- two ai the atfaa> K*-~i i"rant whrre they apea a new »»-a-i»n79 words
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Article, Illustration56 1954-08-04 10 IKKIOW): The pi ire: Kaffir Ballroom. The .lay: Saturday. Th« U m\.» man W* k K«h talkin, Zul pluniin* 1,,-Uin^ "Une.y "under... »> «tj« ».M.lf .nd -brantirul .rfallow m .ilk lht STS nl.v n. K hl. T,,H..r «f the M. \n.lr,u H^Lltal W^ks ga a f ..iS. r..»'» was .omper,56 words
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Article, Illustration127 1954-08-04 10 THIS mo*t pli»ti»:-n!e girt vim tiit- vnniiiiii id no»e Milrr tii.lll tcinr.nr tuitions Who, iii j multrr uf i«i-ir -f» >rt wotrks. u>, bit ih«* hf! tlim> nu .••*er U»;»a rhr<-«- Hun f»H» H one ot the ~lovrti«rs m trriioH \|.irtiniW m i mm ""»h<nv Hn-iu-". i vt." h«*i» j>»127 words
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Article, Illustration142 1954-08-04 10 all acre* 1 a rule p.i< k< •ny l»«*a«h is sy«ln<*> Mar i Ad.-y. now leaJtirniK wilii VCollars ttrrhiMra at n»<- i ii»-«'s (hirken Inn Ilir r< lur lliis i» in ti i> i» id n lint i put liii w.< headllar> home willi Mint fihe142 words
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Article, Illustration49 1954-08-04 10 IBEIOW)* Conversation piece In the hotel lobby. And. doinjr mixt of the to m»n-about-town Richard I. WHMttr of M illiam Jack* LteteaiM willi •re Inez Moffett of Madeline. Pamela l-awscm who modelled Iw anil? Kaffles Saturday Bight "parade." and Joan Booty who inudelled for the la»htoa liouse of Madeline.49 words
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Article, Illustration94 1954-08-04 10 (BF.I.OW): The Sea View's Chicken Inn was the srene of a happy party on Saturday nisht when Ahmc Construction Co's ever Charles Wong ami Inn rharming wife were hosts to a group of intimate friends. Cocktails were followed by dinner and dancing. Caught by the roving camera are the hosts94 words
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Article, Illustration89 1954-08-04 10 <\BOVE>: Like to know how to make a KLM rorktall? Then ask KLMs 8>«tioB Manacrr Winin Benke* and he'll show you. Brisbane visitor Betty Green en Wr£l" was £Ko how hy Bill on Saturday night at the Embassy, where the mix-up of the H<*Kes M*™ l s watt-lie*! with keen89 words
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Article, Illustration22 1954-08-04 10 Your skin will glow with a radiant beauty when you wear the new feather-light Creme PuH Make-up created by Mac Factor Hollywood.22 words
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Advertisement121 1954-08-04 10 I PFAFF flusw 1 j Xthe only sewing\ f MACHINE WITH A f 1 1 CERTIFICATE OF LIFE 1 J&%I TIME GUARANTEE/ > I) f t All > O# SoCCtO T»AOt-HAM J I THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. f SINGAPORE, MALACCA, KUALA LUMPUR, IPOH, 5 T. ANSON, PENANG. 2 2121 words
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Advertisement165 1954-08-04 10 Cy your search for XttrC yVUr the perfect make-up r W is ended b MAX ractor Moiirwooo Never before a make-up •o lipht to lasting yr>*" ea«y to apply. _J Try Creme Puff, TODAY, ft |fc«f*i tori new blend of creamy male -uu j^L** 'V r)^ P° w^' r applied165 words
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288 1954-08-04 11 77ie Empire Games EMPIRE VILLAGE, VANCOUVER, August 3, (Renter).— England will probably collect at least two track gold medals today when the British Empire Games track and field events continue here. There is no one on paper in Commonwealth likely to England's288 words
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Article112 1954-08-04 11 Pakistanis Get Their Money Back VANCOUVER, Aug. 3. (AP)— lt I wa s smiles, instead of tears, Monday for members of the Pakistan team 'n the British Empire Games Po ic c reported that U551,505 m cash carted away m a l'so-pound strongbox from Empire Village on Friday was recovered112 words
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Article61 1954-08-04 11 THE Royal Navy beat the Combined Indian Navy by five goals to one m a friendly soccer match played on the YMCA ground yesterday. Except for a fighting first half, m which the Indian Navy was one down but readily got the equaliser, there was not much61 words
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Article, Illustration35 1954-08-04 11 THIS is Tan Eng Looi. Perak's new icomen's singles and doubles champion with her trophies. No surprise because Eng Looi comes from the badminton playing family of Tan Cheng Phor, one of Malaya's former stahoarts.35 words
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Article973 1954-08-04 11 INDON SHUTTLERS THREAT TO OOI PENANG, Tues.— With the Taiwan tourists, Wong Peng Soon, Lim Koon Yam and Abdullah Piruz out of this year's Malayan championships (reasons— Wong medically unfit and the other two unhappilly unable) there is every chance that the Malaya's top badminton titles will go to Indonesia.973 words
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Article31 1954-08-04 11 THE hockey match between the Singapore Hockey Association and the Indian Navy scheduled for today, has been postponed till tomorrow. It will be played on the Singapore Recreation Club ground.31 words
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Article65 1954-08-04 11 LOXDOX. Auc. 3 'Reuteri At Birmingham, WarwickshireDerbyshire match abandoned. No pay today becau.-e of rain. Warwickshire 100 and 4] fur l. Derbyshire 158. At Worcester. WorcestershireEsses: match abandoned. No play today becau.se of rain. Worcestershire 265 and 60 lor 1. Essex 218. At Manchester, Yorkshire beat Lancashire by65 words
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Article29 1954-08-04 11 NEW YORK. Aug. S, (AP) Rocky Marciano will defend his heavyweight title against Ezzard Charles on September 15 at Yankee Stadium here, promoter Jim Norris said Monday.29 words
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Article173 1954-08-04 11 TWO snap goals, within a period of sixty seconds from a late second half rally, spelt victory for Haikowyu Sports Club, who eliminated St. John's Sports Club by 4—3 mi n a SAFA Junior second round Cup-tie played at Geylang Stadium yesterday. It was the173 words
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Advertisement311 1954-08-04 11 <^)/\J SINGAPORE STANBARoi QUICK -QUIZ j A separate competition will still appear ecch day. wi'h a separate $100 prize, but you con now send m one, two, three or a whole week's entries IN THE SAME ENVELOPE The cosing date tor all six entries this week is Wednesday, Augus* Hth.311 words
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Miscellaneous238 1954-08-04 11 Li 1 hhnew By Al Cap? -O* s-o*. X -A\s r-,E --F appi ai icp m^^ ar^^Z'^^ -AND WE V SIO,OOO.V T DON'T BE SILLV// --ars~, a_^ t_e --*f AUDiEsCE N. REGISTERS m^^^^^^^^^Wk AWARD OH/VO' IS J IT'D COST US < :Oo^ESTAn,T<, TELL AOPLAUDSTME ON THIS Ml UNBEARABLY ftt-D SIO,OOO238 words
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Miscellaneous131 1954-08-04 11 SOCCER: Floodlit Austrians v Sino-Malays at Jalan Besar 8.30 p.m; Customs v SHB Police Jr. Cup at Jalan Besar 7 p.m. SBHFA: Group A: Shell v H.K. Bank at Shell: Pulo Bukom v F. N. at F. Park; Group B: Sime Darby v Chartered Bank at Jalan Besar; Breweries v131 words
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Article746 1954-08-04 12 Take A Tip From Bill MeCra! I COLLEGE DOtfl Watch Firebird In The 2nd WELL HANDICAPPED GINSENG will be hard to beat in today's race six, top division for class three horses, main event of the Penang Turf Club second day's meeting at Penang746 words
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Article29 1954-08-04 12 IN their return SAFA Junior Cup tie match played on the padang yesterday, Singapore Cricket Club beat Aston Athletic Club I—o. Sandy McDonald scored the winning goal.29 words
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Article300 1954-08-04 12 BILL McCREA - BILL McCREA TRACK WORK Bv By PENANG, Tues.—The track has dried out but is still a little holding. There were candidates for the final day's racing, out for their preparations. Among those who worked well and impressed were Three Rings, Campus Belle and Rigoletto who300 words
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Article62 1954-08-04 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. TPCA Invitation team to meet the Kowloon Soccer Tourists at the Princes Road Stadium here tomorrow will be: Lourdes (SIA), Ronnie Rozario (Dynamos I, Xarayanasamy (TPCA). Philip Rozario (Dynamos), Seevaratnam (TPCA>.| Dorairaj (TPCA). Muthu <SIA>. I Narayanasamy iSIA). M. Shanmuganathan (TPCA), Edwin; Dutton62 words
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Article70 1954-08-04 12 MALACCA, Tues.—Seque- rah played a great part m the I St. Francis Institution victory i over the Singapore CYMA by 25 runs during the week-end :on the SFI ground. CYMA. batting first, were skittled out for 34 runs. Se--1 querah took eight wickets for three runs. Thi?70 words
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Article20 1954-08-04 12 THE annual general meeting of the SCC Rugby section will be held today, 5.30 p.m., at the Club.20 words
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Article24 1954-08-04 12 KOTA BAHRU, Tues.— Sultan Ismail College will hold their annual sports at the College Green on Thursday Aug 5 at 3.30 p.m.24 words
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Article311 1954-08-04 12 Selangor Recs 2 Kowloon Busmen 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A record crowd of more than 7,000 braved the weather to see an inspired j Selangor Chinese Recreation Club XI inflict a 2—l defeat on Hong Kong's league champions, the -touring Kowloon Bus Company Sports Club on the311 words
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Article108 1954-08-04 12 MY BEST selection of the afternoon v FIREBIRD m the second race. FIREBIRD has been facing up to the preparation with great heart and will have a firm following. Class one horses, TRY AS and QVICKSAIVD raced the first day and hare provided a guide to their form108 words
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Advertisement232 1954-08-04 12 T//£ WATCH THE WORLD HAS LEARNED TO TKUST S©«e d*, y*.n a-» a«e' OLYMPIC GAMES For 20 years Omega has officially timed tfce Olympics In recognition of Omega's Outstanding leadership m preciwor. timing, the Olympic Committee of Helsinki presented Omegj with the Olympic Cross the highest award for consistent accuracy232 words
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Page 12 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous1532 1954-08-04 12 1 Standard's Selections ir BiilMcCrea j The Pilot Blinkers Scratincer a7i.,:,.uncl W^" BgrV AWB |^S^ 1 KSE&* KtSSa "««^.y After II L.HMUBl, (OllH.h DON HRKBIRD HWKKT WILLIAM > g?c. Sw ai*^ «er^ «fTni gai«^« !?K CLABE g2SS CLARB 1 m'ooV\ .are K^lew 1 Me&e Mea,,, ~T" IRMMI I BROWN BOOTY1,532 words
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