Singapore Standard, 10 August 1954
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Title Section20 1954-08-10 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD tiger ft A 91 A Vol. V. No. 39. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1954 TWELVE PAGES 15 CENTS.20 words
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Article172 1954-08-10 1 Attlee Leaves For China [DON, Aug. 9— An» Labaai Party dele- -.faded bv Mr. A :iee, the former Prime Minister, lay Dying from to Stockholm on lap of their visit n. seven of the ng delegation which Mr Aneurin Bevan. wing figure in r Party, are to visit Union. Japan.Reuter; IIP - 172 words
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Article23 1954-08-10 1 a half times as s crimes occur In und as tn England < -:a*t> a brochure terdaj by New Justice Department.;23 words
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Article62 1954-08-10 1 MR. D. N. PRITT. the well-known Queen's Counsfl. left London yesterday morning and will arrive at Kallang Airport, Singapore, tomorrow. He will be defending the eight University of Malaya students charged with sedition if his petition to practise m the Colony is allowed. The case62 words
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Article146 1954-08-10 1 Beating The Devil Out Of His Mum DETROIT. Aug. 9 <AP> A 33-year-old man who told Police he beat and kicked his mother to death last night "because she was possessed of the devil." was held as a prisoner today a hospital mental ward. Glenn Green told detective David Harris146 words
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162 1954-08-10 1 SONG, Aug. 9. America's good- sion >tar ChimJ Fr> d Muggs shown anners here today. i wed up a bouquet r v prv-t-nted him ng rn< vie actress Madeleine and spat r. the Hoor. He :>fcl an apple. looking tired and162 words
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Article227 1954-08-10 1 Colombian Plane Crashes Into A Mountain LISBON, Aug. 9 Thirty people died when a Colombian National Airways (Avianca) Constellation airliner crashed and burtt into flames on a mountain m the Azores today. Rescue teams found the wreckage 1,000 feet from the top of the mountain.Reuter; AP - 227 words
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Article, Illustration98 1954-08-10 1 HERE'S HOW MARJORIE DOES IT! MARJORIE WEE of Singapore (second from left), who made her debut as a showgirl in a Hollywood night club, the Moulin Rouge, recently, with six other Miss Universe contestants. Seeu with her above during a rehearsal are: (left) IvanaAP - 98 words
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Article96 1954-08-10 1 A SINGAPORE policeman was killed and four other constables slightly injured when the Land Rover m which they were travelling crashed into a tree and overturned at the junction of Dunearn Road and Wattern Estate at about 6.30 a.m. yesterday. The vehicle was returning to Orchard96 words
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Article109 1954-08-10 1 WASHINGTON. Aug. 9 'Reuten— The United States Government has agreed to help South Vietnam to move 100.000 evacuees from North Vietnam. The State Department, replying to Friday's Vietnam request for such aid, said: "The United States Government desires to extend to the Government of109 words
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Article75 1954-08-10 1 SINGAPORE Police are probing into a mystery the discovery of the bodies of a man and woman found m a patch of scrub m Tanah Merah Kechil, off Changi, yesterday afternoon. The bodies were found by a Malay. He first stumbled on the woman whose bones were75 words
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Article66 1954-08-10 1 MONTEVIDEO. (Uruguay), Aug. 9 (AP) Thirteen persons were drowned yesterday m attempts to save the crew of a fishing boat that sank m stormy waters 20 miles from this port. Eight of the victims belonged to the crew of a rescue launch sent from the66 words
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Article57 1954-08-10 1 A 16-YEAR-OLD girl. Leong Mun, was killed instantaneously when a branch of a tree crashed on her while she was watching a Chinese wayang m Yu Chu Kang Road, Singapore yesterday afternoon. When she was rescued by the audience she was bleeding from her mouth and57 words
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Article, Illustration288 1954-08-10 1 CONRAD SMITH - CONRAD SMITH And Continues With His Aria By A CHINESE actor stopped singing m the middle of a 45-minute Cantonese aria, knocked-out an inebriated member of the audience with one wild swing, and continued with his act, thereby "upholding showdom's traditional theme "the show must288 words
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Article207 1954-08-10 1 To End Row Peacefully LISBON, Aug. 9 Portugal proposed to India that three nations be invited to send observers to investigate on the spot the present dispute over the Portuguese colonies m India, it was officially announced today. i- Dr. Paulo Cunha. Portugal's Foreign Minister,207 words
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Article46 1954-08-10 1 TAIPEI. Aug. 9 <AP)— The Interior Ministry's Tatoa news agency, which claims underground contacts on the mainland, said today that the Communists were assembling over 200 small torpedo boats for action against Nationalist warships that have been patrolling the Red China coast.46 words
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Article58 1954-08-10 1 TN order to allow readers to send m their entries for each day's competition m one envelope at the end of each week, thus saving them postage, there will be a delay m the judging of the daily results of the Standard Quick-Quiz Contest. The winners will therefore58 words
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Article189 1954-08-10 1 Armed Berbers Enter Rabat RABAT. Morocco. Au£. 9 (Reuter) Thousands of armed Berber warriors poured into Rabat today to demonstrate their support for the aged Sultan of Morocco on the religious feast of Aid El Kebir. This most sacred occasion m the Moslem calendar normally celebrated tomorrow with the slaughter189 words
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Article43 1954-08-10 1 GRAND LAKE (Colorado) Aug. 9. (AP)— Actress Sarah Churchill got a dunking m Grand Lake yesterday. The daughter of Sir Winston Churchill was handling the main sail of a light sail- ing boat when the craft I overturned.43 words
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Advertisement236 1954-08-10 1 PARTY PACK S5O SERVES FOR ICE CREAM COU STOMGE CKMKtICS IT» SWUNM I iumfo* POUMC IN THIS fcUiJfl pfriJpy COMPETITION L_ rut you* SKILL Illustrated are aloe popular frulu. Wace them In order if their popularity hi Malaya. ESTER your selection on tbe coupon, ;n ink. K«g the code letters236 words
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Article146 1954-08-10 2 Denies He Got Loan By Cheating' MALACCA. Aug. 9 Goh Chong Leng. a tailor, who I was charged with cheating the Public Insurance Company Ltd by raising a $700 I loan on a second-hand car under hire-purchase from Borneo Motors on May 19 last year, said he used the money146 words
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Article50 1954-08-10 2 KHARTOUM Sudan. Aug. ;9. AP>— The Sudan Appeals Court has cut to 14 years' im--1 prisonment the death sentence imposed on A wad 'Saleh. convicted of sparking the March 1 riots which cost 31 lives. It also reduced to 10 years the liie sentence imposed on Ali Farah.50 words
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Article39 1954-08-10 2 HONGKONG. Aug. 9— Special Standard Service: Closing prices or the Hongkong Exchange today were: $15.58 to £1 .sterling: $5.79 to USsr Si 825 to Malayan si: $0,185 to one IndonrMim Rupiah I Gold $251.12 to 1 tatl.39 words
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Article411 1954-08-10 2 LEGALISED BETTING IN MALAYA? Reactions Differ On Touchy Issue STATE-OWNED betting shops m Malaya? Yes f this should have been done long ago, Dato C. J. Paglar, Legislative Councillor (Progressive Changi), told The Standard, yesterday. Dato Paglar was commenting on a recommendation that a State-owned totalizator agency similar to that411 words
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191 1954-08-10 2 TIMBERMEN WANT GOVT. TO REDUCE ROYALTY KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Timber traders and loggers from the Federation and Singapore met here today to discuss a fresh petition to the Director of Forestry seeking reduction of the present royalty which they hold to be ,10 times the 1947 rates.' The Seiangor Timber191 words
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Article99 1954-08-10 2 LONDON RUBBER No 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Monday's opening prices first session were: Buyers Sellers Sept. 201 202 Oct./ Dec. 20J 201 Jan. Mar 20 20[ Tone: Quiet. LONDON TIN Monday's opening session were: Spot £729 buyers, £730 sellers. Three months £729 buyers, £730 sellers Settlement price:99 words
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198 1954-08-10 2 KUALA LI'MPIR, Mon.— More than 25,000 people are stated to have seen this year's MAHA exhibition showing the biggest post-war collection of Malayan arts and crafts and industrial and commercial exhibits. Tockiy Dato Penghulu Bahri x ol Mnur was awarded the ICI ud l-i the198 words
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Advertisement752 1954-08-10 2 E^GACE\It\T MR. Foo Vong Cr;in. sen of Mr an<j Mrs. Foo Chee Wee to Miss Alice Ng Yew Yew d.iaghter of the :ate Mr. md Mrs Ng Chong Lmg on Au,ust 7. SITUATIONS VACANT CITY COUNCIL OF SIM.APOKK HEALTH DEPARTMENT 4SSISTANT bleach Officer for tne permanent staff. The appointment m752 words
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Miscellaneous361 1954-08-10 2 Weather Report Minimum Temperature: Prom 7.30 p.m. on August 8 to 7.30 a.m. on August 9. Spore <77F>, Penang (72F) Kota Bahru (73F), K.L. (72F), Ipoh (73F), Kuantan (71F). Maximum Temperature: From 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Aug. 9. Spore (87F). Penang (87F). Kota Rahru (89F). K.L. (89F), Ipoh361 words
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Miscellaneous481 1954-08-10 2 THE TOWN COUNCIL ELECTIONS (TOWN COUNCIL OF TELUK ANSON) REGULATIONS, 1954 [Regulation 27 (4)1 NOTICE OF CONTESTED ELECTIONS THE ELECTORAL WARD OF PASIR BEDAMAP NOTICE is hereby given to the electors of the electoral ware ftfbNSßid Poll has been granted for the election now pending lor the said < lectoral481 words
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Article, Illustration201 1954-08-10 3 SHE LOOKS TOWARD A NEW LIFE Australia -Bound TODAY trill be the most exciting day m the life of Lieselotte Biumberg. a German st'-'nographer. She icill be setting foot on her dreamland Australia. Her lile, she hopes, will be bright and mew. Miss Biumberg. 23. icill leave Singapore this morning201 words
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Article85 1954-08-10 3 THE Ceylon Tamils' Association. Singapore, held its annual general meeting on Sunday, and elected the following office-bearers: President. Dr. P. Thillainathan: vice-President, Dr. T. Balasingham: hon. general secretary. Mr. S. Ratnasabapathv; hon. treasurer, Mr. X V. K. Singham: hon. literary secretary. Mr. t. Kandasamy: hon. Sports85 words
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Article158 1954-08-10 3 Taiping Follows Lead TAIPIXG. Mon. Ten thousand people attended a mass rally organized by the Alliance here yesterday at Circus Ground. The Alliance leaders, Tengku Abdul Rahman and Sir Cheng-lock Tan were present. The meeting unanimously supported a motion of no confidence m the present Mentri Besar of Perak. The158 words
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Article292 1954-08-10 3 Food For The Youth Of The World BY LUNCH time today, at 1 p.m.. four kitchens for as many types of food will be ready to serve meals to the some 30 delegates who have already arrived m Singapore for the Second General Assembly292 words
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Article140 1954-08-10 3 Western-Chinese combination: soup, rice whole spring chicken with cucumber. Fu Yong Hai (eggs and crab) Etay Teem (duck with salted vegetables) fried vegetables with abalone, pork and hoi sum, fruit. Muslim: rice, ayam kruma, dalchar, udang goring, vegetable, sambal teemoon. fruit and ice water. All these arrangements have140 words
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Article43 1954-08-10 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— A patrol of the King's African Rifles killed a Communist terrorist m the Kuala Lipis area of Pahang on Saturday. A rifle and ammunition have been captured. The emergency front remained quiet otherwise over the weekend.43 words
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Article106 1954-08-10 3 SINGAPORE Socialists are planning a united front m the Colony's political field. Leaders of the Socialist and Labour parties will meet on Aug. 21 to discuss amalgamating the two organizations. The Standard was told yesterday. Preliminary talks for this amalgamation have proved a success and observers106 words
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133 1954-08-10 3 KOTA BAHRU, Mon. A two-night fun fair at Biaritz Park, Kota Bharu. organised by the Kelantan State Home Guards m aid of their welfare fund, ended on Friday night. The concert staged by the Kelantan Malay Students' Association, was a success and well patronised133 words
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88 1954-08-10 3 THE Singapore Social Welfare Department is speeding up the development of its community centres and its boys' club movement. Already, 16 senior staff members have undergone a special course designed to give them a fuller knowledge of the work of Vre Social Welfare and other88 words
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Article37 1954-08-10 3 THE roof of an attap house caught fire yesterday morning at the 7i mile stone. Yio Chu Kang Road. Singapore, but was put out before the arrival of the fire engine. There were no casualties.37 words
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Article, Illustration87 1954-08-10 3 tion of the annual festival. Mosques were packed as they went to pray for universal peace and happiness. The gaiety of Kari Raya Haji knows no difference between young: and old. Here two toddlers are as happy as any Haji lust back from Mecca. GREETINGS ofStandard - 87 words
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Article259 1954-08-10 3 FIFTY-ONE students of the; Singapore Teachers' Training j College have qualified as teachers. They are from the j Certificate Course Classes They are:— Miss Bong Chook j Siew, Chan Chin Bok. Miss j Chang Nam Yin. Cheo Kai j Hong, Chia Hearn Chek, Chia Ngee259 words
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Advertisement292 1954-08-10 3 L- /ftp 1^- Just arrived I The great nevir 1954 CARRIER ROOM AIR CONDITIONER *iw:*"-*- yf* J niL- %> Hi ?^W**:::::-vT" :;:.!gr -^Jk\ W> *1m- ■.-.■.■>><m&iß W f v >:• Wflttl *wU l w--*fc^S"Tg^TTTfty***~ The new slim silhouette looks so handsome m your window. Here's a room air conditioner that292 words
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Article346 1954-08-10 4 'VARSITY GRADUATES SHUNNED' Union Attacks Federation Policy KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Federal Government- is "hesitant and reluctant to give recognition" to the graduates from the University of Malaya, Mr. Teerath Rom, president of the Malayan Graduate Teachers' Union, said today. Addressing the second annual delegates meeting of the Union at346 words
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Article, Illustration130 1954-08-10 4 STOCKY Edgar R. Baker, vwnaging director of TimeLife International, stepped off a KLM plane from Hongkong yesterday and announced the news of the year lor Time-Life fans m South-east Asia. The news? The one-man Singapore Bureau, he xras sure, would be boosted to a fourman affair130 words
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220 1954-08-10 4 THE Singapore Government is to be asked at the next Legislative Council meeting to give the number of pinball and jackpot machines installed m coffee shops, wheiher they are licensed and if Government is aware that these machines are used for gambling. "These machines are220 words
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Article, Illustration109 1954-08-10 4 DR. C. W. Chang. < above) Agricultural Advisor to the Food and Agricultural Organisation, at Bangkok, arrived m Singapore yesterday to attend the World Assembly of Youth meeting which opens on Aug. 16. Dr. Chang will be an observer. After the youth meet is over. Dr. Chang109 words
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Article19 1954-08-10 4 A LABOURER, Chan Poh Leong, of Henderson Road, was yesterday admitted to hospital suffering from suspected poisoning.19 words
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Article, Illustration84 1954-08-10 4 THREE men from the British Ministry of Pensions and National Insurance arrived m Singapore yesterday by a Qantas 8.0.A.C. aircraft to help the Singapore Central Provident Fund Board to administer the Provident Fund Ordinance. They are Mr. C. R. Malcolm. Comptroller. Mr. H.S. Robinson. Secretary, and84 words
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Article31 1954-08-10 4 THE Asian Seminar of the World Youth Assembly opens today m Singapore with delegates from ten Asian countries taking part. The Seminar, however, will be closed to the public.31 words
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Article, Illustration213 1954-08-10 4 SINGAPORE landlords who are charging exhorbitant tea money and rents will be hard hit by a multimillion scheme to develop the rural areas m order to build houses for sale at realistic prices. Mr. E. G. Dale, of Dale Marden and Company Limited, agentsStandard - 213 words
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Article120 1954-08-10 4 Injured Workers Receive $8,722 TWENTY-SEVEN Singapore workmen who were injured as a result of their duties, received a total of $8,722 as compensation last month. Figures released by th Labour Department show that 265 workers were involved m accidents during July. Sixcases were fatal and 15 resulted m permanent partial120 words
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Article72 1954-08-10 4 WHO is going to donate the Mace for Singapore's proposed Legislative Assembly? Government will be asked this question by Mr. M. P D Nair (Labour-Seletan at the next Legislative Council meeting. At present some Councillors feel that the British Government should donate the Mace m72 words
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Advertisement340 1954-08-10 4 CATHAI ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS 11.00 a.m.-1.45-4.15-6.45 JpJIIUHf iP§| 9.30 p.m. WOHf "fn AJB-rr>«(WTioiin> WLUL YOILL SHlMft AND SHIDDER AT US AWESOME POWER! E PHANTOM I FROM SPACE I Starring TED COOPER RtDOLPH ANDERS MOREEN NASH COMING! THE MENACE OF VENICE!... 808 with HOPEStgffi^^ WAN V;^sPi/ FONTAINE IIHAMRDA NOW showing It fcilMlfl340 words
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Advertisement314 1954-08-10 4 -1.45-4-6.3(1^ JAMES STEWART JUNE ALL\SO m THE GLENN MILLER STORY w techmcqiok' TOMORROW! ALL THE thru is L^M^f^^L 0F THt Bl(j TOP W^^^vflLjl^ MICKtV SPIIIAN Warner Bros •MITT and his IN C/RCUS wlNfMjiSeePE WarnerColor THE GEORGE HANNEFORD I BAREBACK RIOIHG FAMILY Equi Trickster Sensations' OartdctHi «f th c lilfl JmmMik^314 words
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Article, Illustration480 1954-08-10 5 Mr. Peterson Tells Britons LONDON. Aug. 9 (Reuter) Mr. Alex Peterson. firs! Director General of Information Services m Malaya, said m a broadcast here last night that there was now no possibility of a Communist victoiy m Malaya. Mr Peterson, who said he was480 words
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162 1954-08-10 5 The Nanyans University's Kndowment Fund has toppt-d the 51..J00.000 mark. The statement of acrtmnts issued by the University showed that from March last year to July 31 this year, a total of 52.48J).M 4 was received. During this period a sum of Silo.-162 words
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Article106 1954-08-10 5 IPOH. Mon. A branch of the Malayan Welfare Workers' Society will soon be established m Perak. Mr. Tan Tuan Boon, chairman of the Society came up from Kual? Lumpur to address a gathering ol workers here today and later a pro-tern committee was formed. The Society is to106 words
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Article200 1954-08-10 5 Minimum Wage For Malaya Is Urged KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaya's workers must be ensured a generous minimum living wage because poverty is the basis of Communism, the Asian Socialist Study Mission, told The Standard today. The mission is here to study the economic, social and political progress of the country.200 words
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Article, Illustration106 1954-08-10 5 THEY first came to know each other through the pen. After a long exchange of letters. Miss Margaret Lohe of Kuala Lumpur decided to meet the boy who signed himself "Eddie." She came to Singapore, met him and liked him. Yesterday, she married him at the CathedralStandard - 106 words
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Article117 1954-08-10 5 PENANG. lion. II Publicity Officer oi Puny Negara Penally Diviwto** Tuan Haji Ali Rouse, said Loday that Party Negara evolved by the right-thinking peoples of Malaya to meet the needs <»f all Malayans, and I was not a political mushroom a^ .some people seem to117 words
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Miscellaneous719 1954-08-10 5 »^^M^taMjomiMi^LiJami^atM^^miiuumjjuuijir- nnrimniiii m mi n". ■■udmiini iinlmlf^i ill n i r f r minninn,. nnni 1n 1 I "Flower Song" (Cantonese) 33u 1 and H.:;n ..m j^§g^mmmmmmmmp— m^ m WINDSOR: "Perm" (Tamil) 330 mSIN(3APOREj PasumSrSt? a "Canadian Mounjr lies versu.- Atomic- Invader^ 3, ■S^^jf^^ M I.IIM): -Perjodo!^., "Malay 1 130719 words
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Miscellaneous1080 1954-08-10 5 NO TIME TO WASTE Contest D-31 Closes August 13 Squarewords Cosh Receipts can be had from all offices of the Singapore Tiger Standard: 23, Lim Teck Kirn Road, Singapore; 45, Sultan Street, Kuala Lumpur; 83 Cowan Street, Ipoh and 8 Leith Street, Penanq. JUKI 1 i X J M^^ft m1,080 words
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Article23 1954-08-10 6 The Voice oj Malaya) Head Office 2> Lim Tcck Ktm Ro.id. Singapore 2. Telephone No*: ***** 5 Telegraphic Addrcts TICERNEWS Singapore23 words
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Article368 1954-08-10 6 11' HEN the Rural and Industrial Development A honty was first formed the public understood that it was a body designed exclusively to assist Malays m rural areas and overlooked th fact that :t would also extend aid to members of other communities. In the RIDA Bulletin368 words
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Article428 1954-08-10 6 'I* HE late Sir Henry Gurney. when he \v;is High Commissioner started v fashion whan has now bfcome routine m official circles In the Federation. P-.i.::\ 'o nisi the morale of the people and partly to study conditions during the worst period oi the r.r.u-riiency. Sir Henry, with428 words
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414 1954-08-10 6 JOHN THOMPSON - TTie Prince Who Said 'No' To f our Wives... JOHN THOMPSON By yOU arc- entitled to have more than one wife, if you are a Moslem. You are tree to select four at once. Wives COS| money, of course. But when a man is rich enough lie ran say Hang414 words
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Letter58 1954-08-10 6 Sir:—l think it would be unwise to end the World Assembly of Youth m Singapore with an all-night ball. I know from close contact with the youth of this city for a good many years, both as a school-teacher and a minister of religion, what a demoralising influence modern58 words
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Article, Illustration596 1954-08-10 6 RAWLE KNOX - ASIAN MILITARY PROBLEMS FOR THE WEST RAWLE KNOX By pAR MORE than the political details of a South-east Asian Treaty Organisation, the method of waging a future war m Asia worries military experts here. Future Communist aggression m Asia is unlikely to be undertaken by large armies moving across easily596 words
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Article, Illustration273 1954-08-10 6 "Peaceful Co-existence" •THE term ■■peaceful co- existence." says Sir Chew Jit Poh. has been the m. m topic m international discussions fox over a year. Some countries hail it with enthusiasm while others have viewed it with considerable su>pieion. Has it anything to offer to world peace? Sin Chew thinks273 words
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Article, Illustration1134 1954-08-10 6 Michael Barkway - Yellowknife' s Mayor Will Meet Duke Michael Barkway By VtillE.\ the Duke of Edinburgh arrives at Yellowknife today, the gold-mining town on the north shore of (treat Slate Lake, north of the (*2nd Parallel, something happens to him which cannot he repented anywhere m the Canadian North: he is met1,134 words
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270 1954-08-10 7 •Hk v S *JS P) A Powerful movement to natal he Metnam Chief of State. Emperor Bao Dai .nmvballed m the tree southern zone of Indo-China v^terday m the face of the government's apparent nubility to rally national sentiment against the Com-270 words
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Article, Illustration193 1954-08-10 7 LONDON Aug 9. AP._ \ntonj KHmowicz, who n»'t'd away aboard a Polish freighter 'o seek •al asylum in Britain, -aid ye terday the Polish crew had tried to bribe him •nto returning to Communtaa 24 year-old seaman dI seclusion to t news conference and Ibe193 words
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Article, Illustration69 1954-08-10 7 photo. <>K\IKK President Harry S. Truman wears a broad smile > hr nnrr-rs from a voting booth m his home town of '""ifprndrmr. Missouri, after casting his vote m Miss••ri's primary ruction of one of the new voting •>• limes m usr there. This is thr first photo to beAP - 69 words
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Article, Illustration74 1954-08-10 7 REFUGEES from northern Vietnam who chose to go south rather than stay under Communist rule line the streets of Hanoi. No provisions were made for billeting them m Hanoi. Vietnam officials said they did not know the refugees were coming so they made noAP - 74 words
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Article188 1954-08-10 7 'America Is Backing Us' SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9 (Reurer) President Syngmon Rhee of South Korea, left by plane for home by way of Hawaii yesterday after expressing his gratitude to the American people for their reception of him during his visit. He said: "I cannot188 words
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226 1954-08-10 7 IRAN SETTLE ME NT -ONLY THE REDS LOSE NEW YORK, Aug. 9 (AP)— Only the Communists lose from the settlement m the last two weeks of two hotly -disputed international questions Iranian oil and the Suez Canal occupation. The solutions reached are a victory for the non-Communist world and for226 words
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Article110 1954-08-10 7 Hard Time To Keep His Pants Up -MOSCOW. Aug. 9, (AP)— The Soviet male is m danger of having his pants fall down because of shortages of suspenders and buttons. And many a Russian woman complains she rant keep up her stockings because she can't buy any garters or other110 words
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Article74 1954-08-10 7 LONDON. Aug. 9 <Reuter) —Mr Arthur D. Dodds-Par-ker, British Joint Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, left London airport today for a goodwill tour of South-fast Asia. During the next month he will visit Karachi. New Delhi. Rangoon. Bangkok. Singapore. Jakarta and Colombo. The attitude of South-east Asian74 words
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Article83 1954-08-10 7 Egyptians Protect U.K. Base CAIRO, Aug. 9 tUPi— The government dispatched troops and police yesterday to protect British installations m the canal zone following terrorist activities m the area. Two bombs were to.ssed into a British camp near Port Said on Saturday but there were no casualties. Earlier m the83 words
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Article60 1954-08-10 7 LONDON, Aug. 9, (Reutei I Britista fllm studio workers ofed yesiercu.y To ti:rri QOWQ I pay .:i veasc of three pence an hour oflered by toe British F bn Producers 1 Association. A* iiieetins !:i a We>t fjjHwfflw cinema about -too members o' the National Assoation of60 words
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Article34 1954-08-10 7 A RING, centred m Beirut, I.• k noo. Is smagsl ing nar- a Europe and •On Americas on a argc scale Its an stoma P'> cc ss d jestei v. A PAP - 34 words
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120 1954-08-10 7 MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 9 (Renter) The Archbishop of Canterbury. Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, said here yesterday it was "nonsense" to say that Britain and the United States did not trust each other. Delivering a sermon at St. Mark's Cathedral, he dej clared: "The British Com- mon wealth and this120 words
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Article119 1954-08-10 7 Balkan Wall Against The Russians BLED (Yugoslavia), Aug. 9 <AP» Yugoslavia. Italy and Greece signed a military pact today aimed at welding a Balkan wall against any aggres- sion by Russia or her Cominform satellites. The aliiance was signed by the Foreign Ministers of the three powers Koca Popovic of119 words
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Article160 1954-08-10 7 DEVIZES. Wiltshire. Aug. 9. ißeuten— Lord Vivian. 48- year-old showman peer and Mrs. Mary Wheeler. 40. were j "as happy as sandboys walking with arms locked" before a shooting drama at her country cottage near here. the Devizes Magistrate court was told today. Counsel for160 words
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272 1954-08-10 7 Thousands Pay Last Homage To Emilie Dionne CALLANDER. Ontario. Aug. 9 > AP Crowds stretched m long lines yesterday as 5.000 mourners filed past the body of Emilie Dionne m the big house built m this remote north country on the tame of the now broken quintuplets. It had taken272 words
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Article271 1954-08-10 7 FINAL YES ON PACT IS AWAITED India believes a "onesided bloc" can only increase tensions, according. to New Delhi observers. She has indicated she has an alternative plan for South-east Asia which would make it an "'area of peace.' The general plan as pinposed by the United Stat< during the271 words
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Article125 1954-08-10 7 No Rangoon Meeting, Says Nehru NEW DELHI. Aug. 9. iAP A government spokesman said today Prime Minister Nehru has notified C he opposes uny meeting I the Colombo pact powen discuss th< proposed SoL.t: easi Asian Treaty Organisation ■SEATOi. The spokesman .-aid Mr. Nehru, who already has i< jected Britain's125 words
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Article31 1954-08-10 7 A CARGO of 130.00m vitamin tabids granr-d bv N> tin rlands Red Cross for vie; ims ol the Paki I an floods, were flown yest< rdas to Karachi AFPAFP - 31 words
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Article107 1954-08-10 7 LONDON. Aug. 9 (Reuter) -William Sanchez De Pinna Hcpp c r, Spanish-speaking English artist of 62. today lost his appeal against the death sentence for murderIng 11-year-old Margaret Spevick. Hepper will go to the gal- l lows at Wandsworth prison, London, at nine o'clock (British Summer107 words
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Article25 1954-08-10 7 THE Count Ba-u Organization has been named the top jazz band m the** second annual poll oi )■<->■/.■/. critics sponsored by Downbeat Magazine.— AP.25 words
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Article264 1954-08-10 7 From Page 1 said the British Government "are m error m regard to the true facts." The reply added that India was determined to pursue a peaceful approach. AND m London the British Foreign Office said today that Britain was considering India's request that she should264 words
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Advertisement132 1954-08-10 7 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Aug. 9. The following are the closm? prices of rubber and tin on the London Market LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 20 d Spot 729 buyers September 19^d. 730 sellers. October/December 19id. Three months i 728 buu.« |anuary/March 19^d 729 sellers. April/132 words
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Advertisement780 1954-08-10 8 NORDOEUTSCHER LLOYD AND HAMBURG -AMERIK A LINIE lOINT SfftVlCt To Ceiowbe. Genoa Marseilles. Antwerp Rotterdam. Hamburf b Bremen Spot* P S ham Penang SCHWABENSTEIN (LLOYD) .12/15 Aug 16 Aug. 17 Aug. HESSENSTtIN (LLOYD) 3OAug/4 Sept 5 Scat. 6 Sept F RANKFURT (HAPAC) 26/29 Sept 30 Sept. 1 Oct. HAMBURC (HAPACi780 words
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Advertisement1149 1954-08-10 8 M.JI BLUB FUNNEL LINE XV£l m, mm MAKSFIKLI) CO., LTD. "oST Incorporated m Singapore Carriers optioa to proceed via other ports to load nuil discharge cargo SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL. <H,AS<;<m LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS. Due Sail! P S ham Penanp Adntstus for Genoa London. Holland Hamburg Ang 10 II Pa trod1,149 words
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Advertisement788 1954-08-10 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland America Line Nederland Line Rottetdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX (MONTREAL). BOSTON. NEW rORK PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. MOBILE. NEW ORLEANS via SUEZ. Spore P Sham Penang JAPARA (RL) In Port/1 5 Aug. 16 Aug. 17/11 Allg SOESTDYK (HAL) 19/25 Aug. 26 Aug. 27/28 Aug CAROET788 words
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Advertisement776 1954-08-10 8 EAST ASIATIC LINES FAILINGS fO CONTINENT /SCANOINAVIA for Aden. Port Said. Genoa. Antwerp Rotterdam. Hamburg, Gdynia. Copenhagen. Gothenburc and Oslo. Snore P. Sham Perun* x) SELANDIA" ...19/22 Aug. 23/21 Aug. 24/25 A W£ xx) "SAMOA" 23/29 Aug. 30/30 Aug iiAu,/2SeJ\ xxx) "KINA" 10/14 Sept. 15/iSSepi xxx) -SONGKHLA 1 23/30 Sept776 words
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Article, Illustration126 1954-08-10 9 A FOREIGN manufacturer to whom Malaya is as good a market as ever, irrespective of present rubber prices, arrived m Singapore yesterday, by X.L.M. plane. He is Mr. C. Uriot. (centre) Vice-President of Chemical Works "Naarden" (Holland) who is here on a week's NO 'SLUMP' FOR THESE PRODUCTS business126 words
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Article839 1954-08-10 9 By A Special Correspondent 'j'HE agreement reached between unions and employers on revised rates of pay for rubber estate workers m the Federation of Malaya, signed m Kuala Lumpur recently, marks the culmination of a prolonged series of negotiations. Rubber is the Federation's staple industry, employing839 words
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Article60 1954-08-10 9 HONGKONG, Aug. 9: (AFP) Japan took second place m the list of countries whose ships railed at Hongkong ng the past month Britain toppi I Ihe list. Forty-five Japanese vessels. totalling 111.i>48 net registered tons brough* 13.8J7 tons ot general rargo here. British ships calling at60 words
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Article24 1954-08-10 9 REPRESENTATIVES of six nations met m Rome and proposed an international agreement on production and trade of o ive oil. A. P.A.P. - 24 words
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Article41 1954-08-10 9 WASHINGTON. Aug. 9 (AP)— The U.S. Senate Banking Committee has now approved a House-passed measure to establish a joint Senate-House Committee to study the advisability of maintaining on a permanent basis a domestic tin .smelting industry.41 words
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Article81 1954-08-10 9 OUTER ROADS O^truv Gomel, Siiavroped. Asha Sivuch. INNER ROADS Tong Hai. Caitex 93. Hln Chuan. Hong Tat, Lanang. Van den Brock. S.HB. WHARVES w Glan Seng 24. Sadao NW 7. Kjoritsu Maru 27.28, Ben- mohr 8 9. Java 13/14, Patroclus 1/2. Monkay 4/5, San Jeronimo 30. Orient81 words
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121 1954-08-10 9 Standard Staff Reporter THE total number of people attending the seventh postwar Trade Fair exhibition at the Happy World is expected to break all previous years' record when it closes on Aug. 15. Since it opened on July 31 till Sunday night, some 152.--700 visitors121 words
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287 1954-08-10 9 Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, Aug. 9 The mushrooming optimism displayed by Indonesian rubber quarters last month is now waning. This has been caused by two major political factors: 1. The Vietnam truce. 2. Indonesia's official position on rubber sales to Red China. Last287 words
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Article27 1954-08-10 9 THE Japanese Government will send an official delegation to Russia for the first time since the war next month to see agricultural condition.- U.P.U.P. - 27 words
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Article, Illustration22 1954-08-10 9 photo. THE new block of offices of Sime Darby and Co.. Ltd.. at Ampang Road. Kuala Lumpur, formally opened on Sunday.— StandardStandard - 22 words
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Article, Illustration34 1954-08-10 9 RECORD crowds have been :.ttending the Singapore Trade Fair at the Happy World nightly since July 31. Standard picture shows a large crowd gathered at the Amoy Canning Corporation's Green Spot stand.34 words
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Article232 1954-08-10 9 Standard Market Reporter GROSS revenue collections m Singapore lor the first seven months of 1954 amounted to 545.134.000 compared with 846.068,000 lor the corresponding period of 1953, a drop of 8934,000, it was officially announced. Collection from tobacco representing the biggest single item, amouni d t<:232 words
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Article121 1954-08-10 9 FOUR Japanese shipping firms will start a joint service between Japan and the Persian Gulf via the Straits. India and Pakistan under the new name of the JapanIndia -Pakistan Line. The new line will apply to the Japan-Pakistan freight conference for membership. The companies areM.C. - 121 words
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Article64 1954-08-10 9 MALAYA manufactured 41 605 cwt.s. of soap m May and 210.681 cwts for the first five months of this year, according to official statistics. The quantity of soap sold m Singapore and the Federation of Malaya during May was 33.101 cwts. and for the five months 174.69064 words
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Article22 1954-08-10 9 ELEVEN locomotives from Japan have been purchased for use on the railway system maintained by the Calcutta Port Trust.- UPUP - 22 words
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Article44 1954-08-10 9 PUSING Rubber ai Tin, Ltci.. has announ t thai b dividend of i"i per oeni m respect ol the last financial pear (payable m Eng.anri on Sept. 10) will be recommended at the annual meeting to v_ held on Sept. B.44 words
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Article206 1954-08-10 9 AREA EXPORTS DECLINE LONDON. Aug. 9 Router) Lower export.-, from Hongkong and Maid' to China and Indonesia «nene a feature of t^.e ng areas trade m ti; first quarter ol 1954. aocjrding to an article published m the Board ol Trade J .urnal. Compared with th« first quarter of 1953206 words
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Article128 1954-08-10 9 THE world's tanic< r (Wt will b< increased b; cord six-month Igw f about 3jOOOjOOO Urns weight, reports reach n? Singapore Erom Lond i T; i tat al for tht v oJ 1853 was only 3.8 00 tons. Although th< Mien ased output oi I lkec tnnn^jie128 words
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Article67 1954-08-10 9 TOTAL imports ol r ades irom a!! oouni i i Singapore :ind Fe lei ol Aa dvi ing Ju amo nted 10 2H.38T I sho« na] dorutnei re- ■< i Ti.( fig ire :nr:u(ie- I. BOS tens ported on pro- pel iti m previous na I67 words
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207 1954-08-10 9 Trial Run Of The Dinara A Success Standard Shipping Reporter THE experiment il r un of the Yugoslav carjzo passenger vessel Dinara from Adriatic ports to the Far East has proved a success. This was disclosed to Tbt Standard by Captain J. '.>-■. who ha< reported hi- findings to the207 words
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Advertisement497 1954-08-10 9 PtRAK TURF CLUB WIATtIR RACE MEETING >%TI'RDAY. 14th AUGUST. 1954 I^HERL will oe the usual Members •b. Unlimited Sweep. %2 Ca^h Sweep each race. |9 W n and Place tote, 1 KE ROON INN Secretary) p\\ D TENDER NOTICE. j DERS a: I be received Contracton Class at the otWce497 words
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Advertisement29 1954-08-10 9 Available from Stock BOILER TUBES FIREBRICKS STEAM AND ARCHBRiCKS WATER VALVES FITICLAY STEAM PIPING INSULATING E CKS (All Buppliei of UK. origtei BABCOCK WILCOX LTD. P.O Box 4 SINGAPORE29 words
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Article958 1954-08-10 10 ALISON SETTLE - ALISON SETTLE By pHMSTIAN DIOR of Paris has again changed the line for women's clothes. It *a s generally prophesied that, owing to his wholesale *nterests m many countries, he would retain a conservative silhouette. Nothins of the kind: instead, he yiinks hack to958 words
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Article57 1954-08-10 10 Vi :r r!> O«ttin< Ip *\v' s P»«:k.n-h^ U>sc P»ln.«. Loss •f it S--\ 'isn^ss or weak■aaM v Bhoul.l ;>.; D your Pr.Mt., ta >y m.) r <i a i y with ROGKNA. This w< rdf- m«-diclß« nuke.'* »•> i '-r, younger, »tr.>n<^r *n.| withoui invrruption Oat Rt57 words
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Article363 1954-08-10 10 Says Edwin P. Jordan. M.D. f pHE search for everlasting youth appeals to everyMM No one «r«Ota to gro.v ■Mm and some people will therefore grasp at straws with which they think they <an pOHtpooa the progress or the voirs F example. one raadvf recently asked whether363 words
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Article105 1954-08-10 10 BRIGHTEN OP THERE WITH PEARLS WHEN you tire of wearing your pearls round your throat, wear them instead on a skirt. That's the fashion message from Venice. To give party glamour to everyday fabrics, dress designers are dotting their prettiest new fashions with beads And it's an idea you can105 words
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Article, Illustration105 1954-08-10 10 I IKRE'S how to make a "dry oft" with two towels for II your holidays by the sea. Fasten them at the shoulder with two buttons, after turning down the fringe edges. Shirr elastic for three rows at the waist back and front.105 words
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Article, Illustration47 1954-08-10 10 Photo) TO wear with pumps and stressing the feminine note m his collection Jacques Fath of Paris launches the lace trimmed stocking. Here it is a medallion of fine black Chantilly lace which adds interest to a plain black suede pump with the new low heel.— UPUP - 47 words
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Article, Illustration48 1954-08-10 10 Photo) LATEST m decolletage from the Paris collections is this by Jacques Fath. who tops a caramel colour shantung- sheath with draped organza of a similar colour. The dress is worn here with a large caramel colour straw hat. The diamonds are by Van Cleef and Arpels.— APAP - 48 words
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78 1954-08-10 10 FRENCHMEN prefer blondes A but usually marry brunettes, echoes Nicole Maurey, who is a red head. The Parisian beauty is m Hollywood for her first American movie, "Secret of the Incas." Blondes, she says, are more for pleasure. Asked for her measurements, sheAP - 78 words
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Article290 1954-08-10 10 SAY IT WITH ONIONS T IKE onions? Most every- Lj body does. Fried and served with steak; big sweet ones sliced on Swiss cheese between slices of rye bread; scooped out and stuffed, then baked; sliced with plump red tomatoes and fresh cucumbers on and on Cream Fried Onions f^VT290 words
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Article516 1954-08-10 10 WHEN MISS 16 FALLS FOR MR. 40 ERIC D., is kind and con. siderate. And he appears to have charm. This is the perfect combinanation to win the heart of an unhappy sixteen-year-old, which is what Eric has quite innocently done. And he's not very happy about it. He writes516 words
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Article133 1954-08-10 10 DON'T WEAR A MASK /COMPLEXIONS change with v>< the thermometer and the weather brings its own set of skin problems for the average woman. In the last season, dry skin tends to get flaky or leathery; oily skin often becomes actually greasy If you have oily skin, reduce your make-up133 words
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Article, Illustration121 1954-08-10 10 IN Paris and London the fashion show s are on and her<are some of the hats that caught the eye of the roving cameraman. (1) Ronald Pa«erso n showed this. A white ostrich feather on a taffeta base fives a helmet appearance to this hat. (2) "Flop"— a pink velvetMirrorpic - 121 words
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Advertisement129 1954-08-10 10 made lovelier by ELIZABETH ARDEN SPECIAL EYE LOTION cleanses, soothes, refreshes STIMULASH makes lashes look darker, promotes their health, adds lustie EYESHADO makes eyes look more glamorous < MAYMARD CO.. LTD. 11, BATTERY ROAD SINGAPORE 1 TELEPHONE 6115 fir~u~u~i_n_n_n_ru~i_r-u~)_n_) »_ru~i_rui-ij~Li*i-ri_r-LJT_ni n n n P._ VMSMT Our \<ul,, opened Air -Conditioned129 words
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Miscellaneous129 1954-08-10 10 THE STARS AND YOU VOIR BIKTHDATE AND KIKTHSION ARlhS— March 21 to April 19— Hit on ways to have inexoensive '""Jrliißrs 0 01 Which spare funds. 'energy lnexpen 3l ve TA J JRts A P«I 20 to May 20 -Give first place to your mate or m^ a M rn129 words
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499 1954-08-10 11 The 'Bannister Kick 1 Worried Beat Landy VANCOUVER, Au*. 9, (rP) The irresistible finishing luck with which Roger Bannister Masted past John Landy to win the "Miracle Mile at the British Empire Games on Saturday was termed "actually the spirit and not the body by a former teammate. Boss McWhirter499 words
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Article21 1954-08-10 11 MALACCA, Man. The Victory Cap sern-fmal match between Hua Lian vs. Police at Kubu stadium tomorrow I has been postponed.21 words
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Article, Illustration52 1954-08-10 11 LORRAINE Crapp, 15, and Jon Henricks, 18, both from Australia, after smashing the Men's and Women's records lor the 100-j/ords free style swimming sprints at the Empire Games, Vancouver, August 2. Lorraine's time was 1 min. 5.8 sec. compared tn'th the former Games record of 1 min. 6.4 sec. sec-A.P. - 52 words
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Article54 1954-08-10 11 5 -Day Tests In Pakistan CALCUTTA. Aug. 9: (Reuter> The Pakistan Cricket Board of Control has tentatively suggested that India's tour of Pakistan this winter should include five-day tests. Venues proposed are Bahwalpur. Lahore. Peshawar Karachi and Dacca. The suggested tour itinerary allows for a total of 15 matches In54 words
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306 1954-08-10 11 The Aussies May Recall Dooland To Regain Ashes By a Special London Correspondent BIG buzz m cricket yesterday was that Australia are planning a sensational move to regain the Ashes this winter. i ttz 7, They may recall a leg-break and googly bowler they dropped from the Test reckoning six306 words
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Article622 1954-08-10 11 Bright Eyes —Queen Of Them All THIS is the first of a series on HORSES NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN' by special correspondent P. C. CHAN. IF you have been a follower of Malayan racing, the mere mention of the name "Bright Eyes" cannot but fail to bring a feeling of622 words
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Article139 1954-08-10 11 TAIPING. Mon.— Jane Austin beat Mrs. K. B. Edgar m the final of the women's singles to win a Chinese Recreation Club open tennis title here m Saturday. Miss Austin won 6—l I—61 6 6—3. Other results were Men's Singles Semi-final: H. S. V. Ramaiya139 words
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Article251 1954-08-10 11 NEW YORK. Aug. 8: (Reuter) Wes Santee. America's fastest miler. said here after watching the televised running of the Bannister-Landy mile m Vancouver last night "it was a magnificent race and I think the better man won. "So often much publicised races turn out to251 words
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Advertisement372 1954-08-10 11 <^> J| SIMCAPORI STANDARD 1 QUIZ J NOW YOU CAN SEND IN ONE WEEK'S ENTRIES IN ONE ENVELOPE FOR 10 CENTS but you row si Hi win SUM a day! A separate competition will still appear each day. with o taparat* $100 prize, but you con now send m one,372 words
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Miscellaneous214 1954-08-10 11 li'l Abner By Al Capp wlOUßff AIOVE^ d. 3K>^7 HE CAJNT )I SOU .V- HOW MUCH T THEM, G/VE UP. AN'^U^T^Wk f^*Vt«« $»^>A s&rrJ. i^2o^\s£(S MOVE//- < I O'TH'SIQOOO r'^Wp I HOME ff-M 4B HOURS. wu rt t Rr jM^T^ 7*stmMY he's gitttn f hasyo' x s yorepappyubeei/g/bie 1 J7»t214 words
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Article437 1954-08-10 12 VERITY GILL - SASA PLAN FOR WORLD OLYMPIC VERITY GILL Progressive-minded officials of the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association are already preparing for a Colony swimming and water polo entry m the World Olympics m 1956. In this EXCLUSIVE interview, the SASA's energetic honorary secretary discloses plans for building a formidable team, and most437 words
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Article221 1954-08-10 12 BY beating Dass 6-2, 6-2.' In the handicap singles, the veteran A I. Pereira qualified for three finals and one semiftna!. In the handicap doubles J. R. Kapcor and H. Ganesan extended Inspector Mathews and Balan to a three set match which is unfinished. Every point221 words
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Article231 1954-08-10 12 HOW BIG IS THE TRUTH? OX MONDAYS issue, the Straits Times reported a statement supposed to be made by the Austrian team manager. Mr. A. Yanisth denying what he had exclusively given to this newspaper. I Whether he did or did not make such a denial is something the Straits231 words
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Article764 1954-08-10 12 KEN JALLEH - Don't Kill Stadium Project KEN JALLEH By DATO C. J. Paglar, Singapore's forthright speaking man of the people, has not yet given up the fight. At the Colony Legislative Council on August 17, Dato Paglar will speak again on the Singapore Sports Stadium project. Sportsmen m Singapore have not yet764 words
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463 1954-08-10 12 Indonesian Shufflers Show Singles Strength In Strokes Stamina TWO Indonesians badminton stars Ferry Sonneville (24) and Eddy Yusuf (23) about whom Malayans hare heard so much, were seen m action at the Singapore Badminton Stadium last night, when they played practice games against Singapore's Ong Poh Lim, Loong Pan Yap463 words
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312 1954-08-10 12 TURF MEN PREFER 'BOOKIES' TO 'SHOPS' By KHOO BOON CHOO PENANG, Mon. A race-horse owner, Mr. C. Prosper Liston, commenting on the Federation Committee's report on the licensing of bookmakers, tersely remarked today that the Committee had wasted a lot of time. > "They could have come to i the312 words
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Article379 1954-08-10 12 BILL McCREA - BILL McCREA TURF TALK &v i PENANG. Mon.— Jockey Brian Faggotter developed an infected ear after the Per.ang meeting. He is having medical attention and is ex~ pected to be fit to ride at XL. Jim Martin, Penang traner has some of his best per. formers coming m from s379 words
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Advertisement119 1954-08-10 12 P.A.14-28 mm <**^A I would not Jk £jhr~\ have believed ||||m|r| m jF ffr\ I was amazed at the increased work and the time saved when I let my secretary order the ROYAL typewriter that SHE wanted. Having had a good look at it, I can understand why ROYAL are119 words
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Miscellaneous293 1954-08-10 12 TOMORROW'S BADMINTON SINGAPORE Badminton Association Junior, lU me>: vs Winner of Mohd Yusot b Moh d- &M. A. Zainal schoolboys and schoolgirls championship ties for vs suadi hj Tahir c. t. Mathews. tomorrow jitp* i^~~~~~ Cl S. A. Bakar Mattar (Methodist); Official— Quek Keng Chuan. COURT No. 1. Tan Kirn293 words
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Miscellaneous30 1954-08-10 12 IPOH SOCCER: RDY Cup Police vs PCRC. Chinese Assembly Hall ground 5.15 p.m. SINGAPORE SOCCER: SAFA Police SA vs H.M. Dockyard, Senior Cup Tie. 8.30 p.m. at Jalan Besar, Stadium.30 words
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