Singapore Standard, 31 January 1955
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Title Section15 1955-01-31 1 Singapore Standard fc. jl m «H SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1935 12 PAGES 15 CENTS.15 words
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Article161 1955-01-31 1 |A iUMPUR, Sun.— A *r t hc Hawthorndcn r 1 outskirts of the ■JJht gutted 350 acres The Standard learnt -cement today. cm would not loss but rubBe caused ics a producobcr per acre [i i vcsicrday iing of old because of •reded 20 miles of water hilly ter-161 words
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87 1955-01-31 1 I Mr H. by- s nister d of orn■d a •ors' to the was rehave idly :\id mh "growing campfjiftyw.'* £0* the Government would not cease to be watchful of the interests **of this vital industry." Mr. MacDonM Steward s Labour opponent is Mr.87 words
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Article121 1955-01-31 1 MORE than 30 people living in a shophouse at Tanjong Pagar Road escaped injury when a section of a disused wall adjoining their home collapsed yesterday. The wall, weakened by a continuous afternoon downpour, fell on to two vacant market stallholders' huts standing on121 words
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Article72 1955-01-31 1 Police Quiz 500 About A Murder NEW YORK. Jan. 30. (UP) Deputy Chief Inspector Edward Feeley said today that homicide detectives have questioned some 500 persons about the slaying of Serge Rubinstein, but admitted they were "up against a stone wall" in their efforts to crack the case. Feeley said72 words
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Article, Illustration79 1955-01-31 1 ALTOGETHER 60 0 people joined in one of the biggest fire-fighting operations to be carried out in the Federation* when troops, police, labourers and Fire Brigade personnel, fought a $300,000 estate blaze on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. In the photo above the fire79 words
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Article89 1955-01-31 1 NEW DELHI. Jan. 30 (AP>.— India observed the seventh anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi's death today with a nationwide two-minute silence and solemn ceremonial. At Rajghat where Gandhi was cremated— President Rajendra Prasad laid a wreath while a 150--man combined Service guard reversed arms and89 words
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Article94 1955-01-31 1 BELGRADE Jan. 30. <Reutcr)—The Yugoslav Govern-] ment announced today that it had expressed regret to the Italian Government for an "unpleasant incident" yesterday when an Italian soldier was shot at and slightly wounded in the Italo-Yugoslav frontier f.reu The Yugoslav annoincrtment said the Italian .4ldi<r and an officer94 words
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Article31 1955-01-31 1 MAIDSTONE, Kent. an. 30 (Reuter).— Police rujed an urgently needed drug rom a shop in London J miles awa y to a woman plent in hospital here last nigt.31 words
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Article248 1955-01-31 1 HIALEAH. Florida. Jan 30 (AP) The status of a li-vear-old Welsh boy now living with his mother here will be investigated at the request of the British For. eign Office while his relatives squabble over his custody. The boy. Anthony Morse, told reporters, "I248 words
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Article329 1955-01-31 1 IF REDS ATTACK TACHEN EVACUATION CHIANG HOLDS SECRET TALKS ON PULL-OUT TAIPEI, Jan. 30, (Reuter) Admiral Felix Stump, Commander of United States Naval Forces in the Pacific, said here today that American units would return any Communist fire in their operations in the Formosan Straits.329 words
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156 1955-01-31 1 TAIPEI, Jan. 30, (Rev-! ter)— Chinese Nationalist Ministry announced today that Chinese Communist bombers under cover of a MIG-15 fighter fescort. this afternoon bombarded Lower Tachen Island, destroying a number of civilian houses. The communique said 82 Russian-built medium bombers took156 words
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Article250 1955-01-31 1 Mr.Nehru May Be Man Of The Hour LONDON. Jan. 30, (Renter)— Sir Anthony Eden, tonight climaxed an all out effort by British Commonwealth leadeis to end the Formosa crisis by talks here with Mr. Jawaharlai Nehru, India's Prime Minister It was the key meeting of a weekend in which the250 words
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Article227 1955-01-31 1 ...And Tory MP h Behind It LONDON, Jan. 30, (Reuter)— A Conservative Member of Parliament plans to take the first legislative step on Tuesday that could curb the mass immigration of West Indians to Britain. The M.P., Mr. Cyril Osborne, will seek the227 words
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Article70 1955-01-31 1 DUEL IS CALLED OFF PARIS, Jan. 30 (Reuter).— A duel between French Foreign Minister, Edgar Faure and M. Jean Jacques Servan Schreiber, a young newspaper editor whom he had challenged, will not take place, it was stated tonight. A communique issued by the two men's seconds, said it had been70 words
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Article43 1955-01-31 1 TOKYO, Jan. 30 (AP).— Prime Minister, Ichiro Hatoyama, said today he will talk over with his cabinet the idea of restoring normal relations with the Soviet Union. He said Russia must first end the state of war with Japan.43 words
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Article59 1955-01-31 1 50 Search For Queen's Watch SANDRINGHAM. Norfolk. Jan 30 (Reuter).— A oarty of 50 local scouts and guides as a good turn to the Queen, spent yesterday combing the grounds of the Royal estate at Sandringham looking for her wrist watch lost earlier this month. The watch, one of the59 words
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Article18 1955-01-31 1 PAKISTAN'S First Ambassador to Japan. Dr. Omar Hayat Malik, arrived in Tokyo from Karachi yesterday. A.P.A.P. - 18 words
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Article44 1955-01-31 1 ONG POH LIM, the Malayan Badminton champion, blasted the great Wong Peng Soon, uncrowned World Champion, 15-11, 15-7, in less than 25 minutes at Ipoh tonight. This was Poh Lim's second victory over Peng Soon. Full report in page 12.44 words
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Article, Illustration71 1955-01-31 2 MR. ARTHUR Glad win Lee. a teacher at the Methodist Boys School, Sentul. and his bride. Miss Jeyamalar Niles, who is also a teacher, after their wedding at St. Mary's Church. Kuala Lumpur, recently. The bridesmaids are the Misses Beatrice and Isabelle Thuraiappah, and the flower Rirls are71 words
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Article179 1955-01-31 2 PLEDGE that Singapore Government servants Win continue to serve the public with enthusiasm under the nrv.-Iy-constituted Legislative Assembly is made in the editorial the latest issue of Rural News. The editorial also stresses the importance of the coming ions and appeals to rural Iwellers not179 words
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Article, Illustration29 1955-01-31 2 LITTLE Mch Choon Hong uqs the first prize winner in the fancy dress competition held by the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club ct Amber Road yesterday. photo. StendardStandard - 29 words
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Article38 1955-01-31 2 THE Governor. Sir John Xicoi:. has appointed Mr. P.F. de Souza, Dr. SH. Al-.lunied, Mis, Mary Lobo. Mr". Thomas Liao and Wing-Commander B. Barthold. members of the Advisory Committee of the Malayan Auxiliary Air Force for 1955.38 words
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Article339 1955-01-31 2 Students Hit At 'Anglklzation KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The second annual conference of the Pan Malayan Students Federation today decided to fight for the abolition of all national type schools and the "Anqlicization" of Malaya's educational system. The conference unanimously adopted resolutions demanding Malay to be taught as339 words
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Article79 1955-01-31 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Mr. P. Oorjitham. re-elected president of the Pan-Malayan Students Federation, declared this evening that the Federation would steer clear of politics. "However, the attitude of Government towards education and social welfare and the work of the political parties in Malaya will always79 words
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Article31 1955-01-31 2 TAIPING, Sun.— The Lady Treacher Girls' School Taiping. has launched a magazine known as "The Quest." This Is the first time that the School has published a school magazine.31 words
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Article79 1955-01-31 2 THE Singapore Government Administrative and Clerical Services Union now has a Typists Branch The branch, which h?.s many women typists as members, has alieaciv taken up a number of matters with the Government. These concerii the trans- tor of typists from Division Four to Three revision of79 words
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Article, Illustration40 1955-01-31 2 "NIGHT-TIME Study* is the name of the above picture which will be among those to be displayed at the Sixth open photoffraphic exhibition of the Singapore Art So gaPore HC photogra P h is b > Mun^non^ of lin"-40 words
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204 1955-01-31 2 DISPLAY OF PRIZE WINNING PICTURES THE Singapore Art Society will hold its sixth open photographic exhibition at the British Council Hall on Feb. 4. The exhibition will feature a display of all the prize winning photographs taken by amateurs throughout the world. Following are the prize winners in their respective204 words
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Article56 1955-01-31 2 COAL CITY, Illinois. Jan. 30 (II?).— A D-C-Y airliner made' an emergency landing south 5 of here early today but j:8 persons escaped injurjl. Thespeninsular Air Transport i bn-scheduled airliner made belly landing in a corn mid miles south-west of Co: City after one of56 words
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Article135 1955-01-31 2 MULTI-MILLION PLANT FOR SERIA SERIA. State of Brunei. Jan M (Reutei) The Sultan of Brunei has agreed to perform the official opening ceremony on Feb. 21 of the British Malaya Petroleum Company's new processing plant here, a multi-million dollar installation f r the extraction of natural gasoline from oilfield waste135 words
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Article167 1955-01-31 2 THE Labour Front of Singapore has pledged itself to work for complete independence as the first step towards the creation of a democractic socialist state in this country. The Front's manifesto issued yesterday also outlined its policy for a full selfgoverning united Malaya. It holds167 words
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Article, Illustration54 1955-01-31 2 photo. MEMBERS of the United Malays National Organizations branch in Singapore (in the forefront) counting the voluntary subscriptions from "sympathisers" at thr first meeting of the UMNO-MCA-Malay Union election campaign, in Singapore, yesterday. while Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan appeals to them to unite and work for theStandard - 54 words
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262 1955-01-31 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE political and economic merger of Singapore with the Federation of Malaya was urged by Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan, president of the Malayan Chinese Association, in Singapore yesterday. Sir Cheng-lock, speaking at the first UMXO-MCA-Malay Union election meeting in262 words
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Article16 1955-01-31 2 inc.cr.cn: w3 "0 pore. T:, Chn. jjjjgj to b< Air I Pri were awar I16 words
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Article95 1955-01-31 2 Refused To Pay Lottery Winner JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Chong Kirn. Yeong Seng and Chong Yoon were each fined $1,000 in the Magistrate's Court today, for conducting an illegal lottery. Their activities came to light when they refused to pay a man who had successfully staked and won $3,600. The Court95 words
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Article25 1955-01-31 2 k: j Ltbouren. CUM and P r.r 3 and Jan. 2ft vrmt in the Meat! being dr-mttt said it wa they had 1 drink.25 words
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Advertisement112 1955-01-31 2 CENTRAL PROVIDENT FUND EMPLOYERS IN SINGAPORE except those who employ only domestic employees I ARE REMINDED that they must register with the Central Provident Fund not later than 4TH FEBRUARY, 1955. [forms fur registration (CPF 1) Tj can bo obtained I at any Post Office in Singapore. I Chinese New112 words
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Article, Illustration211 1955-01-31 3 to junior management status. During that year and 1954. a further ten trainees were selected for training in the Company's various departments selling, advertising, buying, accounts, legal and secretarial, technical and personnel. Five of the ten trainees, including a woman, successfully completed their courses and were appointed to junior211 words
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Article275 1955-01-31 3 ommon Emergency \pnKr should he made to contribute large towards the cost of fighting terrorism tu-ause the Emergency is a panMalayan affair. This was stated by Tengku Abdul Rahman, president of ♦he United Malays National Organization. over Radio Malaya, last night. The Tengku said: "The militant Communism against which275 words
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389 1955-01-31 3 'Fully-Elected Council Must Have Full Powers' BY a unanimous show of hands, about 1,000 people at a public meeting yester-i day resolved that Singapore must have a fullyelected legislature in which ultimate power should be j vested in the elected representatives of the people and not in the Governor. The389 words
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Article271 1955-01-31 3 New Deal For Temporary Clerks A LARGE number of temporary Singapore Government clerks who have been working n er the fear of being sacked at any time, will be given permanent jobs if their union accepts a scheme prepared by the Government. Under the proposals,271 words
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Article, Illustration26 1955-01-31 3 pnoto. DISTRICT Officer Mr. Lee Swee Heen of the St. John Ambulance Brigade, receives a Long Service Medal from the Governor.— StandardStandard - 26 words
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Article137 1955-01-31 3 THE late Dato C. J. Paglar, prominent Singapore, sports patron and Legislative Councillor, was remembered yesterday when the Governor, Sir John Nicoll, presented a long service medal of the St. John Ambulance Brigade to his son, Eric, at the Victoria School. jEl— l_ The137 words
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Article40 1955-01-31 3 PENANG, Sun. The St. Nicholas Home and oJ ior Blind Children special appeal fund has now reached a total of 522.097.97. The target figure is SlOO.OOO. A sum of 55.000 was received from the Settlement Government.40 words
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Article, Illustration39 1955-01-31 3 photo. Standard MR. AND MRS. P. VELU, after their wedding at the Sri Veerama Kalianiman Temple, Serangoon Road, Singapore, on Saturday. Mr. Yelu is the son of Mr. R. Panjanathan. and the bride is t!ie former Miss R. Sundarambal.Standard - 39 words
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Article55 1955-01-31 3 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30 (AP> Russel G. Smith, executive vice-president of the Bank of America, has left for Singapore where he will complete arrangements for a new branch of Bank of America (International). Mr. Smith, in charge of the bank's international activities, will also visit55 words
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Miscellaneous375 1955-01-31 3 STANDARD ALMANAC* (8 ft Bin 5.13 pm aft 1 Ini In JJm Sun: J P m Calling All _mi iiHiMim ii ii m p potr t Dickson 1140 am. (5 ft Children; r> 4o How It as uone IS ING A P ORE 1 PeSn? ft 530 in am 5375 words
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Article, Illustration1392 1955-01-31 4 Eric Leyland - Eric Ley land A New Serial WELL DONE SKINNY By •TTEY, look out!" It was a n miracle that nobody was killed, for even as the warn inz was shouted from the back seat of Hilary Scott's tar. a whole lot of dangerous things happened at once. Out1,392 words
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Article, Illustration447 1955-01-31 4 JJY settling on marshy land or even over water, early men made themselves safe from attack by enemies. They covered the swamp with layers of brushwood and tree trunks or sank piles for a wooden platform. On this the settlers built little wattle and clay huts.447 words
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Article, Illustration190 1955-01-31 4 ALL COLWNS HAVE DIFFERENT FACE WHENEVER you go to a circus, take a good look at the faces of the clowns and augustes. The clowns are the ones with white faces and spangles on their costumes, and augustes usually wear big shoes and baggy trousers. If you look carefully, you190 words
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Article, Illustration244 1955-01-31 4 PEOPLE ON THEIR TRA VELS HPHE heaviest passenger to sail from London in recent years is Jumbo, a 2\ton elephant now on his way to South Africa to join a circus. He was hoisted on board the Australian Star at Tilbury with a crane. His fare cost £300 plus another244 words
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Article, Illustration107 1955-01-31 4 J)0 you get FURIOUS when the boys tug your pigtails and call you "Ropey Jane"? Maxine Aslanoff, 14, of Wood Green, Middlesex, hates plain pig- tails. That's why she's scowling left. But we showed her some new styles and as we promised were passing the tips to you.107 words
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Article, Illustration208 1955-01-31 4 FJEREK COCKERTON. 18. of Bermondsey, Lcnciun, is learning to become a '"finisher" in bookbinding a craft that has changed little in hundreds of years. Derek's firm specialises in "fine-binding" of books which is all done by hand. This high-quality bookbinding, mainly done in line leather with gold208 words
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Advertisement161 1955-01-31 4 LISTERINE Stops Bad Breath 4 Times Better Than Any Tooth Paste No tooth paste-Regular, f^B^^tb V Ammoniated, or Chlorophyll a M can give you Listerine s F m lasting protection. ■r *tM f%gBM The most common caiise I C*^ r of offensive breath is the M^ jHH bacterial fermentation of161 words
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Advertisement6 1955-01-31 4 iSHOCKWfJJ antim* 5 UNBRE* I^ CHEEIQ6 words
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Article, Illustration91 1955-01-31 5 afternoon l* 1 m red v and is J*t Plmprr"l Milt■i! \1 1 r!' .u--til" 1 »«< A mannequin stands wearing a sheath evening gown of pink and brown print on white pique background. Swathed pink pique band at the bustline, shoulder straps of tiny pink and printed91 words
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Article, Illustration37 1955-01-31 5 This model, wearing a hat designed by the Pans Milliner Achille, can really eat it— it is coated with real popcorn. Possibly the Van Cleef and arpels diamond clip might stick in her throat.37 words
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Article, Illustration342 1955-01-31 5 |>lER Angeli and Edmund 1 Purdom will co-star in romantic love story of Green Mansions, scheduled lot l !>.").") production. M-G-M MMMunrcd. Their casting resulted from one of the most 'Tate screen tests ever M at the studio. Arrangoriginally for Pier, Pro- r Arthur Freed and •or342 words
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Article, Illustration753 1955-01-31 5 LEWIS ONSlow - PAID £50 FOR ROASTED SOFA DINNER LEWIS ONSlow Br from NEW YORK I AT New York's lulli Lcl- **> mont Plaza Hotel the I chefs claim they can preJ pare any dish in the wor.d. ■> Their boast was chalJ lenged the other day by J Harvey Vomer. a Texas753 words
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Article22 1955-01-31 5 "Vr E L L." said the sweater salesman to the glamour girl, "how's that one. miss? Too s mall enough?"22 words
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Article369 1955-01-31 5 THE WINNER IS MR. MARCH VV HO is Hollywood's best actor? That request from a reader spurred this column into an informal poll of some 30 top stars, directors and producers The xrinner Frcdric March j£ about two to one ..Runners- up were Marlon Brando. William Holden, Ronald Caiman andAP - 369 words
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Article68 1955-01-31 5 I OUIS Calhern has Joined Glenn Ford and Anne Francis in a top role in M-G-M's Blackboard Jungle dramatic best-seller by Evans HunterTne star, who recently completed his role as the tush priest in The Prodigal, vvill pntrav a hard-pressed teacher in a school where juvenile delinquency68 words
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Article, Illustration212 1955-01-31 5 ('HINLSE restaurants. after a long, hard struggle to break down the conservative British outlook on food, have begun to spread out from the heart ot London to the suburbs. But the British insist on a few variations of their own. For example a great favourite is chow212 words
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Article866 1955-01-31 6 rpODAY is the last day in office of the first Member for Home Affairs, Dato Sir Onn bin Ja'afar. He not only relinquishes a Portfolio which has been the envy of many because of the emoluments that go with it. but also the Chairmanship of the866 words
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Article505 1955-01-31 6 i<r FHE trouble about power systems is that they are generally controlled by men who have themselves a deep-seated desire for power that can never be satisfied, unlike an appetite for food, drink, women and luxurious living. Much of the ideological welfare of our time is505 words
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649 1955-01-31 6 WHAT GOOD HAS D.I.D. SCHEME DONE? Sir;— Mukim Panchang Pedena may not sound as important as Bedok in Singapore, but it is nevertheless an important section of Sabak Bernam District in Selangor. It was a contented place in the early 30s before the Sungei Besar Drainage Board, Kuala Selangor, began649 words
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Article, Illustration12 1955-01-31 6 "Now let's do that again and remember you're Portia whoever she is!*'12 words
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Article718 1955-01-31 6 We the PEOPLE History Of The Padi Planter's Plight Sir; v Salaams to Inche' Rashid and his supporters who have so well fought against the Government proposal to reduce the price of padi from $17/- to $12/--a picul. I could not believe my eyes when 1 first read of the718 words
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293 1955-01-31 6 Sir; "Orang Kampong complained in The Standard that the Principal of the Anglo-Chinese School, Klang, had refused to have a Special Malay Class this year although Government had requested it, but had forced Malay boys to travel to Port Swettenham to join such a293 words
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Article383 1955-01-31 6 Edward Crankshaw - Edward Crankshaw By Brita'n's Specialist On Soviet Affairs 'FHE heartless bureaucracy 1 which all but strangled the Soviet Union undei Stalin is being harried mercilessly. As part of its convulsive and necessary efforts to improve Soviet life, both materially and morally, the Government, through the Press383 words
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Article259 1955-01-31 6 Sir: Your editorial "Leave Asians Alone" was a masterful analysis of th American mind. In war areas where British and American troops lived together, the British troops soon realized that an average American loldier behaved like an overgrown child. In America too the average male in the home plays259 words
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Article215 1955-01-31 7 I i ,i:« iH«r) The Prime Ministers I N ,ith n«»w assembled here for talks I" jjti«>n ha\e immediately confirmed I will dominate their weeklong in— representing eight Ie airport statements And belore the conference mn> on Monday. all of will be involved in n<ive behind-the-scene :ry on Formosa—highd215 words
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157 1955-01-31 7 I H rib* d the bedroom dispute. Why. it's my bedroom. >nd I told him so." she said. Nt my bedroom. I told Mm, but he said he was go•■I to sleep there." What happened then? 'I itept on the couch." 'I hud wen flying157 words
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Article126 1955-01-31 7 I.OXDOX. Jan. 39. (Renter) —The first new British Sunpaper, launched in the last 36 years ar.d the only ..itionn! newspaper designed i v for women readers. I first appearance on n stands here yesterday. The newspaper, the Woman's ay Mirror. is published by Daily Mirror126 words
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Article25 1955-01-31 7 MORE than 400 persons •yore treated last night in Vienna for broken bones, ruts I Uses sullered in falls City's icy streets.25 words
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Article92 1955-01-31 7 I H H I I H •n in a police car with two- lawyers and a detective and left accompanied by a detective. Six other women called at the police station and left n unaccompanied. Police also studied lists of prisoners recently released irom the jail where Rubinstß -pmt92 words
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Article, Illustration70 1955-01-31 7 STUNT MAN Jimmy Crossini gets ready for his "Houdini" act. Here he is all strussed up in a strait jacket which is tested by a pretty helper. JIMMY hangs suspended by his feet 50 feet above the ground as he struggles to free himself. HE'S made it,70 words
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Article124 1955-01-31 7 COMING DOWN— head first. Stunt man Jimmy Crossini (seen here), 27-year-old self-styled "Successor to Houdini," is lowered after freeing himself from a strait jacket and chains while suspended by his feet 50ft. above Soho Square, London. For the feat Jimmy had his hands tightly bound. It124 words
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Article148 1955-01-31 7 The Queen Will Be Just In Time LONDON*. Jan. 30. (Reuter) —The Queen will return to London from her holiday at Sandringham on Monday just in time to wave goodbye to her sister Princess Margaret who flies to Trinidad on the first lap of her British West Indies' tour. The148 words
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Article36 1955-01-31 7 MANILA. Jan. 30 (UP) Vice President, Carlos P. Garcia. said yesterday he would make a goodwill tour of South-east Asia after the Manila pact 'nations' conference in Bangkok late next month.36 words
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Article63 1955-01-31 7 TRIESTE, Jan. 30, (AP) Yugoslav border guards opened fire yesterday on an Italian military patrol along the Trieste frontier, slightly wounding one soldier, according to an official Italian communique. A later Italian government report said the Italian patrol "involuntarily, in a section where it was not63 words
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Article32 1955-01-31 7 A DEER jumped over an automobile, near Newburyport. Massachusetts, breaking the window glass with its hooves. Two men In the car were injured. The deer apparently was not. UPUP - 32 words
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Article590 1955-01-31 7 How'sAndWhy's Are Explained WASHINGTON, Jan. 30, (AP) President Eisenhower's granted request for authority to use American armed forces in the defence of Formosa and the Pescadores Islands has raised more questions than have so far been officially answered. Here, however. are the Sfl nc i pa il590 words
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Article147 1955-01-31 7 PARIS Jan. 30. (UP)— Russia and her European satellites have (5,000.000 men under arms with their fighting power "greatly increased by mechanization and modernization" Secretary General Lord Ismay of NATO reported formally yesterday. Thirty days after a war started, they could field 400 j divisions, he said147 words
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Article40 1955-01-31 7 RANGOON, Jan. 30 (UP) A Thai goodwill mission, led by Vice-Interior Minister and Inspector Genera) of Police Phao Sriyanon arrived here on Saturday. The nine-member mission includes Mom Luang Pcekdhip. one-time Thai Charge d'Aftairt in Burma.40 words
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231 1955-01-31 7 LONDON, Jan. 30, (AP) The Soviet Union announced last night it has formally notified Japan of readiness to start talks aimed at normalizing SovietJapanese relations, Moscow Radio reported. The broadcast told of a call by Andrei Dominit.sk>, chiel Soviet representative in Japan, on231 words
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Article72 1955-01-31 7 NAIROBI. Jan. 30. (AP) Police made a surprise raid on the servants' quarters of an Asian Girls' School in Nairobi last night and captured "general" Karioki Chapara. He is the reputed commander of all Mau Mau terrorists in the city. The "general" was caught by72 words
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Article60 1955-01-31 7 'WAR PEACE' TO COST $5 M. NEW YORK, Jan. 30, (AP) Dino Delaurentiis, the Italian producer, has completed plans to film Tolstoy's "War and Peace" in June, Paramount Pictures Corporation said yesterday, adding: "The film will be the most expensive ever made in Italy, with a budget of 4.5 to60 words
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Article52 1955-01-31 7 TORONTO. Jan. 30. 'UP)— Police constable William Haley testified that he was able to count to nine while the driver of a car he was following kissed the girl beside him. Willy Kcmpcr. 19. who was at the wheel, was fined US$25 and costs for52 words
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Article40 1955-01-31 7 ROME, Jan. 30, (AP) Silvana Mangano, the Italian film actress, gave birth on Friday to her first son. He weighed nearly seven pounds. Her husband, film producer, j Dino dc Laurentis, is in the United States.40 words
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Article174 1955-01-31 7 Mao Makes Progress At A Price SYRACUSE. New York. Jan. 30, (AP)— A Syracuse Univcr- sity professor who has just completed a study of Communist China's first five-year-plan says Mao Tze-tung's Communists regime is making substantial gains in changing China from a backward agricultural nation to an industrial one But.174 words
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Article115 1955-01-31 7 German Clash Of Ideas BONN. Jan. 30, (Rcutcr) The clash of opinions within West Germany over ratification of the Paris treaties restoring her right to arms reached a climax last night as government and opposition bombarded each other with statements and broadcasts. As the battle reached its height. Communist East115 words
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Article59 1955-01-31 7 KITWE Northern Rhodesia. Jan 30, (Reuter) Northern Rhodesian copper mining companies yesterday sacked about 30,000 striking African workers who had ignored their "back to work" ultimatum. The strike was called by the African Mine-Workers' Union in support of demands for a wage increase of ten shilling59 words
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Article58 1955-01-31 7 BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 30 (AP)— Maria Aurora Annas. who has been blind since the age of six but who teaches art and English here, sailed yesterday for London on the liner 17 de Octubre. She will spend six months in England studying on a scholarship58 words
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Article103 1955-01-31 7 SIOUX CITY, lowa. Jan 30. (UP)— lt became legal yesterday to wink at a pretty girl on the street if you want to moot her. Municipal Judge Berry J. Sisk ruled unconstitutional a city ordinance prohibiting a male from attempts to become acquainted103 words
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Advertisement803 1955-01-31 8 NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD AND HAMBURG -AMERIKA LINIE lOINT StRVICE 1o Colombo. Genoa Marseilles Antwerp Rotterdam. Hamburs 6 Bremen S'porc P P«"«"8 HESSENSTEIN (LLOYD) B l \*l"^ FRANKFURT (HAPAG) 8/ 1 1 Fcb 12 Fcb 1 3 Fcb HAMBURG .HAPAG) 26 Fcb/3 Mor 4 Mor 5 Mot BAYERNSTEIN (LLOYD) 18/2 Mor 24803 words
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Advertisement777 1955-01-31 8 MITSUI pR) LINE FROM JAPAN »o. INDIA. BURMA, PAKISTAN Spore P Sham Penono KYORITSU MARU *or Kongoon. wolcuttc 10 Feb 12 Feb OESAN MARU *or Bombcv. Korochi 15 Feb 19 Feb FOR JAPAN AKASHISAN MARU for Yokor ama. Kobe Nagova Loads Spore 31 |an. AZUMASAN MARU tor Kobe. Yokohama, Nagoya777 words
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Advertisement558 1955-01-31 8 EAST ASlrl for Aden rC S, id i^'^/JUsM x) "ASIA" OOr KINA 2O, 2U I It* "MtONIA- 4 b H] xxxx) "FALSTRIA" |5/|9 JJ- t,J C.M, Beyrouth Cd, n J' Ml Call* Cdvma C H 1 XXXI Colls Leixoes. London Hi xxkk) Coll, London 'Posscng^^n^K SAILINGS FROM SCANO.NAy^ I "MEONIA"558 words
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128 1955-01-31 9 C'WEALTH BEST CUSTOMER IN U.K. TRADE aI J^?JI" PU f bl l? hed Provlslonann ls of Member's trade customer during the year was the Commonwealth. roj> six buyers of U.K. exports (with figures m o-7o i lllons were: Australia ?Iq j? outh Africa 156. USA Jo?' Ca ada 132. New128 words
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Article61 1955-01-31 9 U.S. CONGRESSMEN, diplomats and government officials flying abroad now have as part of their travel kits Pan American's best-selling travel guide "New Horizons Tne book, describing 84 countries and colonies on all six continents, has been made a part of the Department of State's pre-departure check list,61 words
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Article73 1955-01-31 9 THE Malaya^ Exchange Banks' Association rates to merchants on Saturday were: London 2 4 1/32 (T.T./O.D.)* buying T.T. 2 4— 5 32. 2 4—9 32 (30 d st). 2 4—5 16 (60-d'St), 2 4—7 16 (120 d st or four months); O.D. 2 4— 3 16, 2/4—9 3273 words
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Article51 1955-01-31 9 HONGKONG. Jan 30. (Rcuter)—The British firm, Butter, field and Swire, announced it had sold its 3,000-ton vessel Sbengking to the Chineseowned Shun Cheong Steam Navigation Company. The Shengking, which has been on the Hongkong-Formo-sa regular run in the past few years, will be replaced by the 3,033-ton vessel51 words
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Article22 1955-01-31 9 A THREE-MAN unofficial Japanese trade delegation arrived in Hongkong from Red China after two weeks of conferences in Peking. APAP - 22 words
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Article123 1955-01-31 9 NEW DELHI. Jan 30. (AP) The Government's Controller of Insurance reports that 1953 was a "prosperous" year for insurance companies operating In India. His report in the Indian Insurance Year Book. 1954 gave these figures for 1953. Life insurance: Total net income of Indian insurers, R5.247.900,000123 words
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Article23 1955-01-31 9 NEGOTIATIONS for the nroduction of U.S. jet nlanes in Japan will open in Tokyo soon. the_ Kyodo news service said. A.P.A.P. - 23 words
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Article368 1955-01-31 9 Concern Over High Prices Of Rubber Standard Market Corr. THE tense political situation off the China Coast continues to be the dominating factor and is largely responsible for the speculative activity in the rubber market in Singapore. On a buoyant and bullish market, prices hav e moved368 words
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Article, Illustration111 1955-01-31 9 LOOKING back on a long history with Hagemeyer's is Mr. G. L. Oostergo who. after several years of service in the then Netherlands East Indies, became Manager in 1934 and later Managing Director of the organization now known as H^gemeyer Trading Co. (Malaya) Ltd., incorporated in Singapore. He will return111 words
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153 1955-01-31 9 CEYLON has told China she wishes to negotiate a revision of the price payable for Ceylon rubber under the five-year barter deal. accordIng to ministerial sources in Colombo. >Under the terms of the deal, Ceylon is entitled to ask for a. revision if the153 words
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Article, Illustration82 1955-01-31 9 New Studebaker On Colony Roads A RECENT arrival in the Colony which has attracted much attention among motorists is the 1955 Studebaker Champion Regal fourdoor Sedan now on display at Cbampion Motors Ltd. This is the first car produced by the newly amalgamated Studebaker-Packard Corporation to come out to Singapore.82 words
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235 1955-01-31 9 UK MOVING FORWARD TO AUTOMATIC FACTORY AN INDUSTRIAL revolution greater than the world has yet seen was predicted by Sir Roger Duncalf. President of the British Standards Institution. at the annual luncheon of the British Industrial Measuring and Control Apparatus Manufacturers' Association (BIMCAM) neld recently in London Sir Roger. who235 words
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413 1955-01-31 9 BANK RATE INCREASE DID NOT AFFECT SHARE MARKET By A Market Correspondent SINGAPORE markets, starting: on a rich mixture of "dollar plus' rubber and fast reacting tin. required none of the usual warming up, after Chinese New Year and, in the three days, a satisfactory volume of business was written.413 words
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Article106 1955-01-31 9 A SPECIAL resolution to reduce the capital of llu Klang Tin Ltd. from $1,200.--000. divided into 1.200.000 ordinary shares of M each, to $720,000. divided into 1.200,000 ordinary shares of 60 cents each will be considered at the extraordinary general meeting: of members at the106 words
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Article217 1955-01-31 9 Business Done In The Week BUSINESS done in shart market from Jan. 22-28. INDUSTRIALS: Frascr Neave Ord. $2.00 to $2.02. Gammon $3.30. Wm. Jack- %:>> 824. and $3.85, Malayan Breweries $4.10. Malayan Cement $1.55. Malayan Collieries f7 cents. Metal Box $1.55, Robinson Ord. $2.32$ to S2.:i7i. Singapore Cold Storage $20£*217 words
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Article163 1955-01-31 9 RAMBL'TAN LTD: Working with hydraulic methods, a profit of £23.175 (SSJ%) was shown for the year ended June .'JO. 1954. Two dividend* totalling 2/3 d per share (M|%l were paid Nrt liquid assets at balancing date equalled £83.535 or IG/8d per share. Output for the first quarter of163 words
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Article33 1955-01-31 9 RADIO TELEPHONE service between Bangkok and North America this month became available between 10 JO and 1130 hours GMT daily except Sunday Previously the se 1 a times a week.- APAP - 33 words
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Article59 1955-01-31 9 MARINE radar equipment widely used in Asian waters has now been fitted in more than 3.500 khips of all classes. Radar has been selected for use by 840 shipowners, navies and ministers throughout the world. Out of 19 vessels now on order from a single British shipyard59 words
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Advertisement795 1955-01-31 9 -Tjf" IN THE MATTER *\lsit> OF THE CO!V| PANIES ORDINANCE 1940 and IN THE MATTER OF < aT H j Ml MALAYAN FISHING |H I, INDUSTRIES LIMITED i %l (Creditors Voluntary Winding-Up) \OTICE IS HEREBY > GIVEN that the Creditors of the abovenamed Company •h Is being voluntarily xuund up.795 words
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Article, Illustration1052 1955-01-31 10 Money Mirth T 1 HE V used to say money talked— b v t these days it goes without saying. "When 1 started working, a friend told us the other day. "I used to dream about earning the salary I'm starving on now "About the only thing 1 can still1,052 words
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Advertisement289 1955-01-31 10 BROTHERS^] TEU 5159 W 9th SMASH DAY! NOW SHOWING! 4 WARNER ?'*®s>--'"**<4i SiSi^ -Cin«maScoPb\\s.«w ;v^ ssco-j/5 sco-j/ IWuiIitIICOLO«^>SHI»OWICMCSW»C «i* \jn itmsoN mm imm awß-iABW a«m_ NEXT ATTRACTION! The Golden Harvest Award Winner In The Ist Film Festival of South east Asia <19.'>1> A^ FIJIKO YAMAMOTO JUN NEGAMI C* GOLDEN XMk289 words
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Advertisement219 1955-01-31 10 11th DAY TODaTtiJ 11 AM. 145 4 I:, [IT 6.45 Hi '.vms M '1(1 TREMENDOUS* WEEKEND SUfi POWELL V I MM/ M '{i^ 1 ALHAMBHA^I 111 UIDIIIUKtb PHONI fc^c I Y IXG HUA PICTIKES K^l on ri rurxrxriJ^ J 'Mandarin 1 J /t^^lW k; (j| i| r^; THE BIC MUSICAL219 words
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381 1955-01-31 11 LAHORE, Jan. 30, (Reuter) Pakistan were ill out for 328 an hour after lunch on the second d ay of lhr T J d H St if 1 1 lndla and at lhe cl «se had taken three of India s first innings wickets381 words
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Article158 1955-01-31 11 HOAD ROSEWALL FINAL ADELAIDE. Jan. 30 (Rev--Lewis Hoad and Ken Bewail, Australia's famous ..twn tennis doubles combina- ached the final of the I singles yesterday when :ai:an lawn tennis I v ps were continued Rosewall stopped the title I :ng to the United States when he defeated the Ameri- can158 words
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Article97 1955-01-31 11 FOURTH ROUND RESULTS Birmingam C. 2, Bolton W 1. Bishop Aland 1 York C. 3. Bristol R 1, Chelsea 3. ■Doncaster R 0. Aston V. 0. Everton 0 Liverpool 4 Hartlepools C. 1. N'ham F. 1. M'chester C 2 MVhester U O. Newcastle U. .3 Brentford 2. Preston N E.97 words
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Article61 1955-01-31 11 THREE of the four drawn matches in today's t. A.' Cup Fourth Round will be replayed on Wednesday. Feb. 2, and the other on Thursday, Feb 3. 1 The replay arrangements 'are: Wednesday: Aston Villa v, Doncaster, Notts Forest v, Hartlepools United Sunder-, land v Preston North61 words
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Article31 1955-01-31 11 Irish League Bangor '1 Ballymena United 2. Cliftonville 0 Glenavon 4. Colcraine 4 Distillery 0, Glent ran 3 Aids 2, Linfield 1 Derry City 0, Portadown 0 Crusaders 2.31 words
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Article607 1955-01-31 11 j- """"""\\\\\V\\\W\\\UVU\\\V\\\\\\\VV j F.A. Cup Matches i s*w 650.000 I \\\\xx\xxxvvvxxwixxx\xxxx\x\xv\\xxxxxv- A\\VXXXXXXXXXXXXXV\XXXXVVXXXXXXXXXX\XXXXXXX\XXXXXXXXX«, Charlton Crushes I West Bromwich -V\\xxxxxxx\\xxxv\xxxv\xxxxxxxx\xxxxxxxxxxv\xxxxxx\\xxx> The 'Gunners' Co Down Fighting c v; LONDON Jan. 30, (Reuter): Wolverhampton Wanderers strengthened their position as favourites for the Football Association Cup today as a number607 words
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Article966 1955-01-31 11 U.K. SOCCER Results Positions LONDON J:m 30. (Reutcr> Football results and league standings after yesterdays matches are as follows: LEAGUE DIV. 11l (South) Exeter 3, Brighton 1. Gillingham 2, Crystal P. 1. Leyton O 2. Northampton 1. Ilillwall 1. Watford 0 Norwich 0. Bristol C. 1. Queens Park R. 3,966 words
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Article114 1955-01-31 11 NEW YORK. Jan. 30. (Renter) -A belief that boxing frequently adds damage to the brain has teen challenged by two Hew York doctors on the basis of a study of more than 1.000 professional boxers The study included observation of the boxers during and alter contests and114 words
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Article280 1955-01-31 11 JOHANNESBURG, Jan. 30, (Reuter) A wellbalanced South African team containing ten of the side who went to Australia two years ago and shared the rubber, was announced here today to tour England this Summer. The team is J. Cheetham (Western Province Captain). J. Mcglew (Natal—280 words
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Advertisement828 1955-01-31 11 ACKNOWLEDGMENT THE bereaved family of the 1 late MADAM KAM SOM NEO thank all relative* and friends for their assistance, telegrams and letters o' condolence, wreaths, scrolls. c?rs. etc. and attendance at night visits and funeral. ANNOUNCEMENT pAPTAIN PERMALLING dnvv>ing a Sunbeam Taltot equipped with WYRESOLES fitted ov TyresoleS NORWAY828 words
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Miscellaneous223 1955-01-31 11 bner By Al Copp H £ASI£R VC point a irs the. s **p\SiVr£*'- r^E.jr cover Ik --^< x\/ Gum at on lv gun CjQ <^All FOu« \^m^ ThE BaBn? j M GOnna Oop By TM. H ami in all RiGHT, OOP XMY GO6H, DOCM3UI U- <THEY WILL TOO PUSH HIM]223 words
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Article605 1955-01-31 12 Rate weights for Wednesday, second day of the Singapore Turf Club January-February meeting and four races for the third dav are: Class I Div. 1— G F. Determination 9-7 Cypress Point 9-2 Man About Town 8-9 Spider King 8-8 Percussion 8-7 (oralita 8-5 lVir.ik.it 8-5 Rubber Exporter605 words
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Article, Illustration37 1955-01-31 12 Popular Is The Word For Them! Mr. Chan Lai Hon? ...one of the Federation's most popular officials. Dr. X Sundrum ...the mail putting the FAS Joncard, his re-election is proof of his popularity.37 words
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Article199 1955-01-31 12 IPOH, Sun. Mr. Chan Lai Hong was unanimously elected President of the *Perak Amateur Football Association at the Annual General Meeting held at the Perak Chinese Amateur Dramatic Association this morning. The Mentr* Besar, Perak. Dato Panglima Buk.t Gantang. President for the pa<t five199 words
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Article232 1955-01-31 12 Dr. Sundrum Is Still FAS Chief KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. —Dr. K. Sundrum scored a 'landslide victory' over his only rival, Mr. S. C. E. Singam, to retain the leadership of the Football Association of Selangor at the annual general meeting here today. Dr. Sundrum was elected FAS president by 48232 words
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Article46 1955-01-31 12 ESHER, Surrey. Jan. 2.0 (Reuter) Horses have been racing at Sandown Park. Esher, since World War Two with an unaxploded bomb buried in the track, it was revealed yesterday The 14 inch finned mcrtar bomb was found by workmen this week.46 words
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Article774 1955-01-31 12 Leong Hew Meng - Leong Hew Meng Humbles Wong In 25 Mins. To Repeat Victory Reporting IPOH, Sun. One thousand silent fans saw their idol, Wong Peng Soon, helplessly beaten by a relentless foe in Ong Poh Lim, who once again confirmed his superiority over the unofficial world champion here774 words
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118 1955-01-31 12 U.S. Walker Cup Golfers For Britain NEW YORK. Jan 29 (Rcuter) Bill Campbell who has played In Britain was today named captain of the United States Walker Cup golf team to oppose British Amateurs at St. Andrews. Scotland, on May 20 and 21. Other members of the team will be:118 words
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Article541 1955-01-31 12 Lim Tan Combina Show Much Prom SATURDAY'S jufl TWO things stood out on Saturday night's display r gence of a new combination which miglit well pro\ e to hpth have been looking for. 1 refer to the partnership of lim t* Eong. 'X Against the dynamic combination of Ong Poh541 words
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Article134 1955-01-31 12 LAST NKiHI SINGLES: On s p oh Lin, n at n u i°- n& F 7* s"--15-5, 15-C; Lim Kee Kjf f5 at V «"R Kht-an 13— la. 15—3, s—o rptirfH DOUBLES: Ooi Teik T^j, and Foo Vong Khean h, f Lee Hop Chye and Eg Koon134 words
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259 1955-01-31 12 KUALA LI'MPUK, Sun.— J. Kaniseelen, Mercury Athletic Club won the. .Royal Air Force Invitation Cross-Country run when he beat a field of 41 runners in the smart time of 28 minutes 17 seconds over the. gruelling 41 miles Lake Gardens course here this evening.259 words
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Article460 1955-01-31 12 Youth Boxing Entries SINGAPORE Youth Featherweight boxing champion, Austin Dunsford will be out to win Dr Chan Ah Row's trophy outright at this year's Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's Ycu t h Championships to be held at the Singapore Badminton Stadium on Thursday and Friday.460 words
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Article59 1955-01-31 12 BUENOS AIRES. Argentina, Jan. 30, (AP)— World champion racing driver Jaun Manuel Fangio of Argentina won the pole position yesterday in the start of today's Buenos Aires City Grand Prix auto race. Fangio drove his Mercedes Benz around the 4 706.92-metre circuit in 2. 31.559 words
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Article, Illustration106 1955-01-31 12 NORTH, who suffered a 63-0 defeat last year, created the surprise of this season's Rugby by beating the South (with Fijians and all) 17-11 at Jnlan Besar Stadium in Singapore on Saturday. it was a glorious North victory, coming at a time when South were in sight of victory. Five106 words
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Advertisement42 1955-01-31 12 \ys!rm -|I- WATCHES OF M wifh "GLUCYDUR" Bolonce £)T@ "DURCFLEX" Unbrcok^ "INCABLOC" Mostße^ Made by one of the j" Obtainable at all leading I Theodora' I Si \KK' v v s n(ll>' 5 GEORGES MARCUS (IX n »l|Hi 1^ odion r co*;42 words
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