Singapore Standard, 26 March 1955
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Title Section15 1955-03-26 1 Singapore Standard n ft m y\ SLNGAI'ORE, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1955 11 PACES ir> CENTS15 words
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Article, Illustration863 1955-03-26 1 There's No Room For Hastiness Or Irresponsibility Advice To New Assembly THE Chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, Mr. F.H. Atkinson, said yesterday that the first majority elected Government should exercise caution in the administration of the island, if irreparable harm to Singapore's863 words
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Article40 1955-03-26 1 29 (Reuter*— An eight-foot circus his cage here yesterday onto a centre of Cuneo. crocodile, weighing more than the town. But the cries of passersled his tail and with the help :ve back to his cage.40 words
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Article89 1955-03-26 1 CONDITION OF DATO TAN GRAVE M \LACCA. Fri. Dato Sir ng-loek Tan. who was :ng satisfactorily he broke his- leg in a \p some weeks ago last .it took a turn for the and his condition de:.orated further at noon to>or G. A. Ransome Jr. Wells of the SingaGeneral Hospital,89 words
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Article, Illustration19 1955-03-26 1 photo. A POLICEWOMAN helps a cirl into a military truck tc be taken for questioning; StandardStandard - 19 words
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Article81 1955-03-26 1 SAIGON 1\ SAIGON. March 25. <Ul') The French High Command ordered heavily armed unit^ into Saigon tonight in v bid to avert the threatened civil war. 4 The French High Command took the extraordinary {measure as both pro- American Premier Ngo Dinh Diem and his powerful81 words
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61 1955-03-26 1 Mr. Leo, The Henpecked Lion, Dies Of Ulcers SAN FRANCISCO. March 25. <AP>— Even lion?, worry. •'Old Grumpy." 18- year-old lion at Fleishhackrr Zoo. showed so much affection for his four-month -old icwbs that his mate. "Henrietta" henpecked him. He brcoded and fell ill. On Wednesday. "Old Grumpy" died.. His61 words
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Article67 1955-03-26 1 PARIS March 2}. i (Reuter)— The French Council of the Republic (Senate)i has postponed its vote r/n the Paris agreements untAl Saturday night or Sunday.*, Originally the Council was expected to voile early on Saturday but so many Senators have put dov.n their name to speak that67 words
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Article181 1955-03-26 1 A Hat In Hongkong?— Never! HONGKONG. Mar. 25 (UP) Who ever heard of a hat worn with a Chinese dress in Hongkong? As a matter of fact who ever heard of a hat in Hongkong? That was the general reaction in Hongkong today to a suggestion by Aage Thaarup. the181 words
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Article171 1955-03-26 1 750-200 To Undergo 11 -Week Training In Jungle Warfare WELLINGTON, March 25 (Reuter)— New Zealand s Special Air Service Squadron for Malaya should be ready to go to Singapore for advanced training by the end of November or early December, Mr. Thomas MatDonald, Defence Minister, said today. The171 words
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Article659 1955-03-26 1 26 Held In Senai Dawn Raid Johore Villagers Whispered About The Reds Two Schoolgirls Among Those Held JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. Twenty-six Chinese, including two 14-year-old schoolgirls, and five Home Guards, were arrested in Senai today when security forces made a dawn swfoop on the township. They are being detained for659 words
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Article, Illustration109 1955-03-26 1 Shophouse Check SENAI'S BLACK RECORD SEN ATS record of Communist incidents between January 19.il till December shows that there were seven murders and three cases of arson, in addition to the cutting of telegraph wires and slashing of young rubber. During the period between December. 1950, to September. 1954. manyStandard - 109 words
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Article47 1955-03-26 1 LONDON. March 25. <Reutrr>— London was without evening newspapers today and tomorrow morning's newspapers are also threatened by a strike of 600 electricians and maintenance engineers. Strike notices given by their two unions expired today, halting production of the capital's three evening newspapers immediately.47 words
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Article21 1955-03-26 1 GENERAL Earle E. Partridge, Commander. United States Far East Air Forces, arrived in Bangkok yesterday from Singapore- A. P.A.P. - 21 words
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251 1955-03-26 1 ACQUITTED STUDENT DETAINED AFTER TRIAL KUALA LUIIPUB, Kil— The Chief Justice. Sir Charles Mathew. today acquitted Chow Chok Vau. 20-veai-old student of the Confucian Chine c School, without calling for his delence The judge ruled that two documents seized froM hi« homo during kill ai i• >' could not be251 words
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Article34 1955-03-26 1 A typewriter >t<»l( n last October Irom ihr Philippinr American Life In.surancr Company in Manila was found on Thursday in use in tho Quezon City Police Depart- mont. A. P.A.P. - 34 words
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Advertisement62 1955-03-26 1 Reputed Store for CRYSTAL Ml SILVERWARE Your Inspection Invited. a a Tk «NOVELT.Y.Toti km \itrlh KrirtKf fttmd Phone tXltx fMirr VOTE TIGER A SINCAPORE BEER FOR SINCAPORE VOTERS iftXQCf promises to quench the Ihirsl of all volcrv! THE VOTE IS SECRET but its no secret that TICER BEER is Malaya's62 words
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Article443 1955-03-26 2 In Search For 'Missing Father Court Hears Of $742 Debt At Murder Inquiry KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Clad i« deep mourning, Yap Scow Hoy, 24 year old son of the murdered Wearne Brothers cashier, tihe late Yap Kon Shin, described in court today his frantic search for443 words
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122 1955-03-26 2 Malayan Problem For Tokyo Discussion KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The exclusion of transport workers from the Federation's Labour Code, will be discussed at the forthcoming Asian conference of the International Transport Worker* Federation in Tokyc Malayan delegate to the conference. Mr. J. Leo, who is president of the Malayan Railway Traffic122 words
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Article67 1955-03-26 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The SelaOftor Art Society is holding its first exhibition here qn April 1. Pictures in oil. water colour and pastel. all done by a group of local amateur artists will be on display Among the portraits and landscapes will be efforts67 words
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Article276 1955-03-26 2 New Home For Aged Opens PENANG, Fri.— His Grace The Archbishop of Malacca and Singapore, Msgr. EM. Olcomendy, and Lady MacGillivray, wife of the Federation High Commissioner today paid tribute to the late Mr. Aw Boon Haw, for his part in establishing a Home276 words
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Article19 1955-03-26 2 A MIDDLE-AGED Chinese diod soon after he was rescued from the Stamford Canal in Singapore yesterday afternoon.19 words
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Article215 1955-03-26 2 SEREMBAN, Fri.— The Negri Sembilan Division of the Malayan Trade Union Council at its sixth annual general meeting here last night deplored the attitude of the State Government in not giving due recognition to the trade union movement. It called upon Government to allow trade215 words
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Article, Illustration38 1955-03-26 2 photo. MR. Ton Lark Sye, president of the Executive Committee gives a picture of bow the dispute with Dr Lin Yu-tang has progressed. Twenty-six trustees of the University were present. StandardStandard - 38 words
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95 1955-03-26 2 MALACCA. March 25 Tomorrow, will be a red-letter day for the 300-odd school children in Ayer Salak New Village and neighbouring Bukit Rambei New Village. Mr. J. W. Sweetman. Secretary for ChincM* Affairs. Malacca, will officially open the first playing fields for each95 words
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Article26 1955-03-26 2 MONSIEUR G. Jennobo f bai been accorded forma! recognition as Consu' for Belgium in Singapore, it was announced In a Government Gazette y esterday.26 words
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Article109 1955-03-26 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib) in Singa pore yesterday were: Buyer* Sellers No 1 K.SS Spoto Loose 88,' No I K.SS fob. April 89} H No 2 88i 88 fc No. 3 r5 Tone: Steady TIN PRICK The price of tin yesterday (per pi en l was109 words
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Article39 1955-03-26 2 THE following appointments were officially announced lerda.v. Mr. K. T Alexander 1 to be Magistrate Coroner in the Judicial Department. Singapore, and Mr. .T. A R Macdonald to act as Assistant Secretary to the CommissionerGenera!. Mr MaVo!m MacDonald.39 words
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Advertisement192 1955-03-26 2 SAPPER HYDRAULIC BULLDOZER AND ANGLE DOZER #o^ usi w.thTHE NUFFIELD TRACTOR f a^aVF a^L^x^ Wl^aM la^BtaM^^arl MALAYAN MOTORS LTD WEARNE BROS. LTD p^ANC iWh KUALA IUM'U^ >U»MR»N AND MALACCA BARKATH [STORES LTD.) Well known to discerning shoppers in Pcnong, Singapore Pelam Estate (Kulim), as the leading Provisioners, I are pleased192 words
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Advertisement230 1955-03-26 2 SALE AMERICAN! OPENING TODAY I The Master Of All Sales I $500,000 WORTH OF AMERICAN GOODS I Fnr thr first time m the History of Singapore, trvp Di'r I Ot American Goods Offer to The Public Articles H€C I normal Morket Pnces. I CAN YOU BELIEVE THESE PRICES' I Real230 words
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301 1955-03-26 3 No Antidote For Parasites nir, mvi wdirr Nn-iion 01 me > an tueel Aquarium in Singapore may be temporarily abandoned for total conversion to take in fresh water fish instead. The factor that may compel the City Council to drastic step is the301 words
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97 1955-03-26 3 Medical Assn. Officials Are Elected THE following were elected -bearers of the Southern n ol the British Medical n l Malaya Branch) i annual general meeting In Singapore recently, ."man— Dr. R. J. Grove-vice-chairman—Dr. L. Ram. chairman-elect Mr M McGladdery. Hon. ary— Dr. Lee Siew Choh. presentative on branch •:;ncil97 words
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96 1955-03-26 3 Clergy Told To Tell People Of Their 'Duty' THE Malayan Christian has requested all ;n the Colony to speak to their people on their nan duty to vote in the forthcoming elections for the Legislative Assembly. The Council passed this reon at the annual general meeting held recently in Kuala96 words
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Article42 1955-03-26 3 LONDON". March 29 (RcuMajor General Campbell ard Hardy. Royal Marine? i m Normandy and Burma in Wot d War II and later terrorists in Ma aya. yesterday appointed thc:r ni General with the of Lieutenant Genera' next August.42 words
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Article35 1955-03-26 3 CONTRACTOR. Chew Yen. wa> adjudicated a ankrupf by the Chief Justice. Charles Murray-Aynslcy. n the Singapore High Court sterday, on the petition of I \;i:na/:e Ltd. for a debt of 518.641.35 words
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Article106 1955-03-26 3 Malayan Scouts For Jamboree SINGAPORE and Malaya will send a strong cont ngent to this year's Pan-Pacific Jamboree at Clifford Park near Melbourne. The Jamboree will be attend cd by over 12.000 scouts from all parts of th;* world and will be oncned by Field Marshal S:r William Slim. GovernorGeneral106 words
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Article56 1955-03-26 3 FOUR trade unions represent. infl the majority of daily-rated employees of the S ngaporc Harbour Board will take joint action soon to settle their outstanding claims with the Board. The secretary of the Harbour Board Labour Union. Mr. A. Doraisarny. said last night that the56 words
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129 1955-03-26 3 Guilty Of Trying To Sell Girl, To Appeal MM Liaa Ning, ,">?. who was charged with attempting to sell a 23-year-old woman, (hew Ah Hock at Everett Road for SI. OOO on Dec. i. last year, was found guilty in the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday when her case129 words
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Article20 1955-03-26 3 THE Sultan of Kclantan declared open the new Home Guard Training Centre at Kuala Krai on Wednesday20 words
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Article194 1955-03-26 3 IH the weeding out of importers and the disapoearancc <>f reckless the textile market in i pore at the end of 1054 the most stable con- n it had encountered for time vu disclosed yesterday tnnual general meeting the Singapore Chamber of nerce. On the whole,194 words
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623 1955-03-26 3 The Reds Know They Cannot Win..! .JOHORE BAHRU. Fii The planters of Johore will continue to light the bandits, with the people of Malaya, even though "the jungle terrorists realize that they cannot win and are turning their efforts in other directions.'"623 words
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382 1955-03-26 3 Her Youth Saved Girl Bandit From Death She Asked For Another Chance KUALA LUMf UR, Fri.— A pretty teenage girl, Tai Ah Loke, 18, charged in the Supreme Court here with consorting with armed bandits, smiled from the stretcher in which she was brought to court and pleaded guilty this382 words
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Article37 1955-03-26 3 A CLERK. Abdul Hamid, employed by the Army, whose .'.abilities amounted to $4,600, due to eight creditors was adjudicated a bankrupt by the Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray-Aynslcy, in the Singapore High Court, yesterday37 words
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256 1955-03-26 3 Shell Co. Defends Two -Shift System THE Shell Company said yesterday that adequate facilities have been provided for the company's 1,700 workers as a result of the introduction of the double shift system of bulk deliveries of oil from their Butterworth ir.siallations. r~ The new system, introduced to increase efficiency256 words
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Article79 1955-03-26 3 THE Officer Commanding 110 Squadron. Squadron Leader B.A.Q. Wynard Wright, yesterday presented the parachute insignia to 12 officers and other rnnks ot the 22nd Special Air Service Regiment and five personnel of the Royal Army Medical Corps at Chang 1 These men completed the 56 Basic Parachute Course79 words
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Advertisement181 1955-03-26 3 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products CHEE THONE SAN Provides Instantaneous relief fcr Toothache, Earache Stomachache Muscle Pain, Indigestion, Backache, Colds, Sore Throat, etc. ENG AUN TONG THK THJKR MEDICAL HAI.I, STAR BRAND I NIPPON BEER Ki^Mb^ ■"&V-.- j& j% 1 Sole Agents: PARAMOUNT TRADERS LTD. 120 Kampong181 words
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400 1955-03-26 4 MICHAEL GOH - MICHAEL GOH Attempt To Burn 3 Houses By Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRI\ Fri. Chinese settlers in the Malay Reservation at the 3.1 Mile, Kota Tinggi Road, are furious over what they believe is a firebug's attempt to burn them out of this400 words
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Article108 1955-03-26 4 Malay Regt. Birthday In London SIR Gcra.d and Lady Tcmpier will be guests at the celebration in London of the 22nd anniversary of the founding of the Malay Regiment, on April 2 The host is Capt. Ibrahim bin Ismail, of Johore. a former member of the famous Force 136. The108 words
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272 1955-03-26 4 A Remark Upset Firm's Business -MERCHANT TELLS COURT SOH PIAK YEOW, managing partner of chop Kirn Lee Seng Kee, of Boat Quay, commission agents and rubber merchants, told Mr. Justice Knight, in the Singapore High Court yesterday, how his firm suffered damage in reputation as a result of an unfavourable272 words
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94 1955-03-26 4 A TELETHONS booth has been installed near the ABC Brewery at Alexandra Road for the use of the Brickworks Estate residents, who recently petitioned the Singapore Improvement Trust for better safeguards against robbers. The residents there complained through City Councillor, Mr. Lee Choon Fng.94 words
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Article97 1955-03-26 4 BROWN polling cards which are no\y being posted to all voters in Singapore by the Returning OfTicer are not cards of identity, it was announced yesterday They are intended to help the voter by informing him the polling station to which he should go and to97 words
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Article31 1955-03-26 4 A FLYING Officer attached to the Royal Air Force base at Tengah. Singapore, lost his motor car which he left outside a swimming pool there on Thursday night.31 words
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217 1955-03-26 4 MEDICAL schools in the United Kingdom are not eager to take in candidates from Singapore which, unlike certain other territories in the British Commonwealth, has a good medical school of its own. This was stated in a icpor on Colon :-ii candidates scekin admission to217 words
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Article, Illustration68 1955-03-26 4 L A D V Wjllou^hby Norrie. wife of the Governor General of New Zealand, arrived in Singa pore by i«h yesterday on her way to Britain on six months' holiday. She was accompanied by her son George, a 19--year-old boy who will be inducted into national68 words
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Article, Illustration179 1955-03-26 4 Jap Is Here To Survey Rice Market JAPAN'S Agricultural At- Skok. Mr A Futagoishe told reporter^ on his arrival b y air yesterday, that Ma'aya's importation of rice from Bangkok exerted a tremendous inlueocf on the "ice market in the who'c of South-east Asia "Japan, Hongkong and your country are179 words
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Article204 1955-03-26 4 RAHMAN BIN ABU, a clerk, pleaded guilty in the Singaport Third Criminal District Court, yesterday to criminal breach of trust of $87 and $548 entrusted to him by the Asia Travel Service on Dec 3 last year, and Feb 19 this year. He was convicted by204 words
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240 1955-03-26 4 'Car Jark Gang' Suspected In Khoo Slaying KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.A Police spokesman today attributed the killing of Mr. Khoo 800 Hock, wealthy Kuala Lumpur miner, on Wednesday morning, to the remnants of the notorious "motor car jack" gang which committed several robberies during the past 20 months. Until today, the240 words
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80 1955-03-26 4 Miss Laggett's 21 Years In Malaya House A WOMAN', known to thousands of Malayans on leave in England from Malaya, has completed 21 years' service at Malaya House, in I^ondon. She is Miss H Ida Laggett. now Monetary 10 Inche 6thm;m. who was in charge of the reception and enquiry80 words
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Article66 1955-03-26 4 MANZUR Ahmad, a bus conductor o* the Singapore Traction Company, who did not issue i ticket after he received a ten-cent fare from a passenger, was jailed for seven months in the Singapore First Criminal District Court yesterday. He was fcund guilty of criminal66 words
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Advertisement209 1955-03-26 4 SHAW BROTHERS ORGAffI^IVJ \GyOte£ Phone 5159. DA/LV 5 C^J llam-1.45-4.00-6.J017 MEN STOOD tJS 1 RASPUTii i with MILI\ it Ai[ IAHMW j Wifh Engliih Sub-W t UNSUITABLE FOR CHILUR[\ Wjr H Ih^ manage n\, n \x\ MIDNIGHT TONICHI DAY dP^™i AND PRANK 'f SIiIATHA DON'T rOBGIT TO (111 V<Ul\(, n|209 words
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Article485 1955-03-26 5 jan Lark Sye Speaks, On Nanyang od Policy To Write ice Letters' To Dr. Lin rA H LARK SYE, president of the Executive Committee of the Un ,vcrsity, yesterday dismissed the dispute between the J the Chancellor-designate, Dr. Lin Yu-tong, as actually Making485 words
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Article49 1955-03-26 5 TEMERLOH. Fit An 18--vcar-old youth. Sulaiman bin Mohamed Taha. who altered his age from 18 to 19 in his identity card to secure a job as a special constable, was oound over for six months in the West Pahang Circuit Magistrate's Court, today.49 words
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Article, Illustration329 1955-03-26 5 Colonialism Made Him Learn English MR. Lee Kuan Yew, People's Action Parly candidate for the Tanjong Pagar Division in the forthcoming Singapore Legislative Assembly elections, last night told more than 2.000 people in Chinatown that he was educated in English because he was aStandard - 329 words
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Article156 1955-03-26 5 \iistralian mountaineer, Mr. > Mwajr, who is on his way to Hmula\a> li attempt an assault m Masherbium. a 25,000- ft peak i N reikonrd by experts to be the tmiuhest in that region, reporters in Singapore yesterday rould not say for certain that lac *M#n156 words
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Article26 1955-03-26 5 I HE Governor of Singapore. I v "Oil has awarded Kfti' \ency Decoration to iin C R D Danhy for- 1 the Singapore 126 words
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Article40 1955-03-26 5 AN" odd-|nb labourer. Chan Tong Chee 21 rommittea suiride by drir.kin? tuba juice after a fruitless search for a job. the Singapore Coroner ruled yesterday nt the end of an inquest into Chan's death.40 words
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Article22 1955-03-26 5 KUALA LI'MPL'R. Fn.— A terrorist surrendered yesterday to a r'atoon of the Third Battalion Malay Regimenl near Ipoh in Peiak22 words
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Article150 1955-03-26 5 THE wealth of the country must be used to meet the needs of the people -not just to make profits for the rich, Mr. Francis Thomas said in an election broadcast last night over Radio Malaya on behalf of the Labour Front. I" He said the150 words
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Article62 1955-03-26 5 IPOII. Fri.— The appeal by a 40-year-old businessman of Sitiawan, Chong Ec Hang, against his conviction and sentence or a cheating charge, was allowed by Mr. Justice Pretheroe. today. Chong had been sentenced to three years' jail for allegedly inducing AngloFrench and Bendixsen *o deliver him $305,94762 words
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Article, Illustration136 1955-03-26 5 NEW ZEALAND does not believe that Communist China, at present, i.s out to wreck world peace This is the considered opinion ot a New Zealand Member 1 Parliament. Mr. Warren Freer of Auckland. He told The Standard yestcrdav: "My Government is so confident that136 words
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Miscellaneous484 1955-03-26 5 c^Mlmanac Information at a Glance Hotel 8 n m <S>; 150 T:me For a WaMz «S > niiiii wm^^iwi t Vtmn gratfc Party: F'cction meet- 2pm Songs of Hawai: <Si; 230 mmm i ings at •m j Pasir Panjang Road. Rhythm Comer "S. 245 London I M/C A D M484 words
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Article929 1955-03-26 6 Under The Hammer \T the Kcdah Council of State meeting on Thursday Mr. Soon Cheng Sun raised the question of the official auctioning of holdings held by some families for generations because land rents ttere in arrears This la a problem that has been laguing impecunious land owners929 words
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Article373 1955-03-26 6 Saying Of The Week A'OBODY in war or anywhere else ever made a good decision when he was i Tightened to death.—President Eisenhower. IT is better that all the people should feel the menace of fear rather than continue eating and drinking as in the days of Noah until swept373 words
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Article158 1955-03-26 6 Review of Views Changed Picture I CIN Chew Jit Poh suggests* that the Ministry of Com-i merce in the future govern- 1 merit of Singapore shou'.d bei renamed Ministry of Com- 1 merce. Industry and Agri- 1 culture or Ministry of Econo- 1 mics. i Although Singapore, without doubt, is158 words
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Letter1492 1955-03-26 6 Mr. Martin Sir: The Singapore Standard, March 25. attributes to me the statement that my impression of Peking. China, is that ''things are extremely good. Nothing could be better." I should not say anything so silly about any country. I have in fact many criticising of1,492 words
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Article1161 1955-03-26 6 The NEWS as it strikes me! 'ALTHOUGH starting nearly three years after the "ministerial" form of Government has been functionins in the Federation, the Singapore Government will I be one-iip on the upcountry I administration when the new i constitution starts operating i next month. In the Federation the Members1,161 words
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Article42 1955-03-26 6 i inrfli sutr di nn "r" v I'nl,: p.tlt I \1 Kg kti' turn lKf*»' h asWi l»ri..ui (►nl» tt» th. W Kr<ad(tf» Mr (I II i »T— X ii bro.i th. I--'*' hv of B H Ii sinjiP 1 r42 words
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Advertisement22 1955-03-26 6 MERCEDES BENZ TYPE^Aj 180 ■^■^^^^^^^■nn B^B 'nTnTniP^^^ BM s~7 So/# A 2. cut c CYCLE CARRIAGE CO. (1926) LTD. VNGAPOtt KUALA CUMPUi22 words
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Article85 1955-03-26 7 re 's Romance In Full Stomachs' There's an element of romance in full bellies and com- r'ably clothed bodies." he ■s. And without fertiliser r 'n farms these love-making features will vanish. The fall of ancient civilisahas followed the desof their fertile lands. I ho said in a talk to85 words
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Article, Illustration57 1955-03-26 7 K ing Ms Cremated A FIRE, lighted by his second son, consumes the oil onointed body of King Tribhuvann of Nepal, as thousands watch from either side of the Sacred Baghmcti River, at Katmandu, Nepal, recently. The King's body had heen flown from Zurich, Switzerland, where he died o* a57 words
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203 1955-03-26 7 The Driver Was A Marked Man— He Got It Right In The Back Of His Head A I R F I i: L l>. Connecticut. March 2"> <AP) A bus dri\er who transports high m hool students between their homes and the school knew h«» was a marked man Gunmen203 words
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Article58 1955-03-26 7 DICKINSON*. North Dakota. March L'.S (AP)— The Cowboy 1 Hall of Fame will be located either in Kansas. Oklahoma or Coorndo. The Cowboy Hall of Fame honour the men who bu It the U.S We-! and who now keep its traditions aiive. Both the rodeo58 words
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118 1955-03-26 7 The Gunman Got The Cold Shoulder— And No Ticket NEW YORK. March 25 <AP» The coolest "customer* at an Upper Broadway Theatre on Thursday night was the movie houses cash- r, 26-year-old Margaret Schiess. A man appeared before her ticket cage, pointed a sun tucked in his trouper belt and118 words
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Article136 1955-03-26 7 Plotters Freed, Then Arrested LAHORE. March 25. (Rcutet)—Eight nicn accused of plotting to seize power by force who had been released on bail by the Lahore High Court yesterday weie re-ai rested last night on the oider of the Pakistan Government. Tho arrests were ordered shortly after the Governor-Gen-eral Mr.136 words
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92 1955-03-26 7 Girl Frozen' For Heart Operation PARIS. March 25 (Rcutcr) A ten-year-old girl was "refrigerated" for six minutes by immersion in a cold bath while surgeons successfully performed a delicate heart operation, it was announced here yesterday. The surgeons worked to a strict time table to complete the operation in six92 words
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Article20 1955-03-26 7 THE Soviet First Deputy Foreign Minister Mr. Andrei Gromyko arrived in Stockholm by air from London yesterday. ReuterReuter - 20 words
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368 1955-03-26 7 RUSSIANS ARE WILLING TO CUT ARMAMENTS If Germany Isnt Armed LONDON, March 25 (UP) Russia announced yesterday that it is willing to join the West in reducing conventional armaments if the West will drop its plan to rearm West Germany Russia reversed its policy of demanding the simultaneous destruction of368 words
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246 1955-03-26 7 'Who Got The Idea That Churchill Is Too Old?' LONDON March 25 (AP) Primp Minister Sir Winston < him hill deftly batted back all questions including a sly one about his retirement thrown at him by the Opposition \esterday Labourite 1' Ci. Stokes asked the KO-year-old Prime Minister it he246 words
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161 1955-03-26 7 Rescued His Ma-In-Law From The Iron Curtain MIAMI, Florida. March 25 (AP)-A Miami policeman returned on Thursday from Germany with his 77-year-old mother-in-law whom he spirited from behind the Iron Curtain. Richard A. McFarland said Mrs* Anna Asche was still somewhat dazed by the sudden transition from life under Russian161 words
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Article76 1955-03-26 7 Standard Lordon Correspondent LONDON, March 25—The following are the closing prices rf rubber ond tin on the London Market LONDON RUBBER Spot 1616. Moy 261 d. June 26; d. July Scptcmbc. 26 d. October/D-ccmbcr 253 d. January/March 25 id. April c.i.f. 26 d. Tone Very steady.76 words
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Article62 1955-03-26 7 NEW DELHI. March 25. •Reutcr)— Prime Minister U Nu of Burma arrived in Delhi by air today on a private visit. He and his wile and four children were welcomed at the airport by Prime Minister Nehru with whom they will stay for two days62 words
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190 1955-03-26 7 Blood Is Drawn And Their Honour Satisfied NAPLES. March 25 (UP) A monarchist senator and a lawyer, who duelled to a draw on the field of honour with rapiers, considered the matter settled yesterday. Whether police did was another matter. Duels, even non-fatal ones, are strictly illegal in Italy and190 words
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175 1955-03-26 7 BELGIUM'S CAPITAL PREPARES FOR RIOTS BRUSSELS, March 25 (Router)— Gendarmes in battle order carrying submachine guns threw a cordon round Brussels today as the capital prepared for riots in Belgium's '"Church versus State war" over its schools. The blackhclmetcd gendarmes had thrown up check points on all roads into Brussels.175 words
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Article147 1955-03-26 7 'Take What You Want They Did NEW YORK. March 25 <AP> A ''family" hoid-up team a man. woman, and boy about 12 yean old looted a children's shop In Brooklyn of about $250 in cash and jewellery. First the man and boj appeared at the store. The man bought the147 words
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Article68 1955-03-26 7 SAIGON. March 25 (Rputen —The Vietnam Chief of State. Bao Dai. has appealed to the Prime Minister. Ngo Dinh Diem, and leaders of South Vietnam's private armies to settle their political quarrel and end the crisis threatening the country. Bao Dai cabled the message to68 words
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Article59 1955-03-26 7 OKA YAM A. Japan. March 25 (AP) For six years Hisashi Hanafusa. 42. had complained of stomach trouble. Surgeons operated on Thursday and found his stomach inside the chest between his lungs. It had detenorated until it was useless The intestines had taken over the59 words
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Article34 1955-03-26 7 MR V.X Krishna Mrnon. India's ropro.sentativr at the United Nations. urtved in Washington yostrrday lor a conleronce with thr Unii<ri States Secretary ol St^tr Mr. John Foster Dulles Reut< r.34 words
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Advertisement65 1955-03-26 7 Jttfinty is your element buy a Im *GN£T|C ihf natch uilh ihr four UNUSUAL lenluret i s t that mm ilwffrrrrfrr accuracy through C d '"urbQnccs I ivrr\ aclnily. Rinding b< •'OWer. 6vih^ 0 rol PRICES: "ot fll c o, m LADIES: from $90/- »o $175/- $85/- to $375/- A^^^^r65 words
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Advertisement48 1955-03-26 7 Fabrics by GRAFTON CANNOT FADE CANNOT SHRINK CJV, CANNOT STRETCH tB f (m(\ 'GRAFAGLEAM* ]W\* 35/6" wide \J\\ Printed all cotton IJM 2/80 yd. U* 'CLAIRDECHENE' fl Printed 100% Rayon jf 4/40 yd. EASY TO WASH EASIER TO DRY EASIEST TO IRON THE STORE WITH A vSfo 0""48 words
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Article234 1955-03-26 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The Federation Government will seek the sanction of the Legislative Council this month to continue the organization of social welfare lotteries for another five years. At the Council meeting on March 30. Inche Mustapha Albakri. Member for Industrial and Social Relations, will move234 words
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Article, Illustration443 1955-03-26 8 JOHORE PLANTERS ASKED TO AID WELFARE PROJECTS M-Coni 'Lew' Plan For A Worthy_Cause JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. A suggestion that Johore planters contribute 10 cents per planted acre, or .025 cents per pound, to the 1955 State scheme for rehabilitation and the tuberculos.s sanatorium to be built, was mode yesterday at443 words
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Article67 1955-03-26 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Hisii Commissioner has appointed Mr. Frank Bicwcr; of the Maayan Civil Sen ire to be a temporary official member of the Federal Legislative j Council. Da'o Kaya Stia. Nik Hussein bin Nik Zaina!. Em-he Baba L;;dck. Enche Mohamed Khir bin Johari and67 words
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Article30 1955-03-26 8 THE Malacca Indian Community will entertain Mr C. M. Scth. MBE to a tea party at the Capitol Danre Hall Wolferstan Road. Malacca today at 5 p.m.30 words
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Article343 1955-03-26 8 Counfry Is Politically Young MALACCA, Fri. The move by the Malacca branch of the I'MNO, through its chairman, Jasmy Haji Abdul llamid. asking the Settlement Council at yesterday's meeting to obtain a relaxation of the ban forbidding senior government servants from participating in politics343 words
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Article287 1955-03-26 8 100 Bus Workers Decide To Strike ABOUT 100 employees of the Hock Lee Amalgamated Bus Company, Singapore, yesterday served a 14-day strike notice on the firm. xheir action follows a deadlock in negotiations between the Singapore Bus Workers' Union and the company regarding the reinstatement of two dismissed workers. The287 words
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Article111 1955-03-26 8 MALACCA. Fri. An effort to revive the old move to make Chinese marriages monogamous was made when the Chinese Advisory Board met here last weekend, but got nowhere Suggestions were made that other Chinese Advisory Boards in the Federation might take up the matter111 words
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Article83 1955-03-26 8 KUANTAN. Fri. At the fifth annual general meeting of the Kuantan District Boy Scouts Association, the following were elected office-bearers for the year. President: Dr. Choo .Too Kong. Hon. Secretary: Che Abdullah bi n Awang Ho!. Hon. Treasurer: Mr. Kok Sw c c Kong, Committee: Messrs. W.G83 words
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Article52 1955-03-26 8 MALACCA. Fri. The Settlement Council has appointed a Sc'ect CommiUee to investigate the need for a Muslim Advisory Board in Mr. H D. Eastwood was appointed chairman of the committee. Other members are Sudin Abdul Rahman, Ja.ji Abdul Rahman, Haji Osman Jasmy, Haji Abdul Hamid and52 words
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189 1955-03-26 8 Bill For Control Of Buffaloes Passed MALACCA, Fri. The strict control of buffaloes —a burning question in the rural areas— figured prominently i n the Settlement Council yesterday fr^ s R il f v s r trong opposition from Dato Naning and UMNO 1 01 8 Jasm y H aji189 words
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677 1955-03-26 8 PROGS. WANT COST HOUSE SLUM CLEARAN THE Progressive Party was largely responsible lor obtaining the new constitution after seven years of incessant toil. In causing the radical changes we are fully conscious that we have taken a risk (albeit a calculated one) with the welfare of the people and, therefore.677 words
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312 1955-03-26 8 THE Peoples Action Party believes in democracy. And there can be no democracy in Malaya as long as it remains a Colony governed Irom Whitehall in the interests of the Imperial power. There may be the outward forms of democratic government, elections to the312 words
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Article40 1955-03-26 8 MUAR. Fri.— Lee Meng Hong, driver of a motor lorry, was fined $15 by the Muar Magistrate, Inehe Pawan Ahmad, for driving xho vehicle without an attendant on Jan. 19 at the 21$ mile. Tangkak-Segamat road.40 words
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Advertisement153 1955-03-26 8 CLEAMERS MAY COME CLEANERS MAY OO ...but you can still trust mm mmV m^Bi mmm\ S|uffl FOR SMOOTHER Of J| FASTER CLEANING! xm P rctenc s t 0 d° not hing more than Vi c^ can everything in your home, safely, last I w^^ W ane*c gl camm £-t>right. Vim153 words
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Article, Illustration718 1955-03-26 9 Dick Kleiner - Dick Kleiner By J^ITTY KALLEN was walking along when a man came up Johnny and said|> rd like yoar *ut°Brmi* for m y n > Kitty sigmed, then stared at the man, who looked faaid, "aren't you Lefty Gowez?" It was. tke YOUR autograph for MY -Mmtwr" Frances718 words
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Article, Illustration441 1955-03-26 9 \II M< for dancing hasalways been popular but in Britain today it is considered to be more than an i« i ompaniment to dancing". n has achieved almost, < MMCti status, especially amongst teenagers. who i Mm k to hear it in halls all mrr the441 words
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Article859 1955-03-26 9 STAGE DOOR A r a talk given at the British Council Hall recently, the question wan asked: "What chance is tlierc for the young Malayan, who way be a gitted actor or playwright, to develop his talents and to Hnd for liiwsclf an audience?" The answer was simple and straightforward.859 words
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Article1119 1955-03-26 9 NACRU SIS - NACRU SIS gmbkdmn;gh;.m nhgdmhm j£" "For */ie time being -cp o//er you the following "ems: s<r P t e (0/ w/iic/i a /iaue already written V you and that it may be <p also arranged for the X Piano for the purpose of greater dissemination V nd profit)1,119 words
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Advertisement23 1955-03-26 9 DIET rets [ABLETS IX f IS. Mil |Blf n V H X I PILLS i -x LON| s Hair Hd p made .rd23 words
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Advertisement126 1955-03-26 9 /fiT%\ MIDNIGHT I |jjy/ TONIGHT! HOT-BLOODED BLONDE... COLD-BLOODED GUY... j and Tlfls MURDER! *fZI o&Sn im\M\: 'Pushover fsm J A STORY OF TEMPTATION W 9@l s^E?' as KIM NOVAK l« She's twisting all Holhwuod rvv^^B around her figure! f p FRED MacMURRAY \Jt~ The brass hat of TII I TAIN126 words
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Article, Illustration660 1955-03-26 10 Marjorie Proops - Marjorie Proops By 1 WAS ttlng on the bui i fog i the office yesterday, reading about 1 ess Margaret. The C'ippie came and looked over w.y shoulder at the "Looks like she's g«»ing i airy him." I said. "Is she, < o you think?' asked660 words
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Article324 1955-03-26 10 Rita Del Mar - THE STARS AND YOU Rita Del Mar hgn,nlhml ril ni> n gi 01 I ion: Kio^r.i|»li> hi Hi.- only inn* in«iur> rarijrtr. I I Kl> Mil! I KK\- <>\| c -i nidf.ers ln|i with :< m se 1 to adr. during "he daytime. b keep yojt deal- c > and324 words
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Article, Illustration187 1955-03-26 10 THE Diagram shows you j how to make a very i simple and effective nightdress. Three yards of material will be required, together with four-and-a-half yards of ribbon half-an-inch wide, and one yard of ribbon meaj suring one inch in width. Mark a line lour-and-a-half inches from the187 words
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Article, Illustration72 1955-03-26 10 Indian women use them to decorate themselves 7ns cart if "r5n flower to *>ri ff hten up their houses many necessary t o the the dancer illustrates fKw?m ?n rnamen^, In the ca- o f some Indian dances, flowers are often essential. bein R fS72 words
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Article265 1955-03-26 10 He Builds You Up "WIST it!" said the manaJ^ einß director a?, he >ent a shower of brassieres fly ins into the air. He io>c irom serabb.ins the contents of a large cardboard box. Bras, all shapes and si/.c?. lay where he'd thrown them. We were surrounded. "You see!" he265 words
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Advertisement153 1955-03-26 10 I CHLOROPHYLL FLUORINE iDEAt tot f i lama\ti\^ AMANTIN contoins the mpwi Chlorophyll, Fluorine Comp AMANTIN resists tooth decoy »t«r« disinfects the mouth ond prc»c«M Obtomoblc at oil Leading Stov »l I WILLS' PHAKM CHEMISTS DRUGGISTS -50, ARMENIAN STREET, SW (aO "Stacßi PRESSURE STOVES A\o iKrnownrd IhniucMoi t AVAILABLE Al153 words
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Miscellaneous213 1955-03-26 10 YOUR HAT GIVES VOL \T/ OMEN ARE FAR more advanced in the psychology of clothes than men. Every woman knows that a new hat transforms her mental outlook as well as her appearance. Often when depressed a woman will go out and buy a new hat. And the choice she213 words
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Miscellaneous110 1955-03-26 10 ngngn ATTRACTIVE mix wi'h the younger and are more b' < the rising general with the old Feathers arc worn with definite opil many mbjertf. They lcarl a usefu ngngn BISV m.d fin<i thetnse i committees, but th»-> vkmmii brware of brins t<»<» r math whrn dealing uit h men.110 words
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Advertisement1179 1955-03-26 11 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD «c CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 I (IB linos) lln«Oroo»ated in i.n«,p0... <»2 Shippmt fravol MIE BLUE FUNNEL LINE 0 P t 0 to P'°«««d via other ports to load and d1»rh»'«« cargo SAILING* to UVIRPOOL CLASCOW LONDON b CONTINtNT Singapore Oue Sails P. Sdim Panant luma.y, for1,179 words
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Advertisement829 1955-03-26 11 MITSUI LINE FOR JAPAN from India. S PO P S ho p e"'"9 Kyor i t s v Moru, from Calcutta, for Moji, Kobe 15/KApr. Oeson Moru. trom Bombay for Hongkong Kobe' Moji Yokohomo 22/24 Apr. FOR JAPAN from Continent. Akib o o n Maru, *or Yokohomo. Kobe. Nog Ov829 words
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Advertisement869 1955-03-26 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES SAILINGS 10 CONTINeNT/SCANDINAVIA Fot Aden. Port Soid Genoa. Antwerp. Rotterdam. Hamburg. Copenhagen Gothenburg and Oslo. S'porc P. S horn Penong x> "FALSTRIA" In Port 28/28 Mor. xx) "JUTLANDIA" 2/4 Apr. S/5 Apr. 6/6 Apr. xxx) "LALANDIA" 15/17 Apr. 18/18 Apr. "JAVA" 22/26 Apr. 27/28 Apr. 29/30 Apr.869 words
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Article325 1955-03-26 12 Final 4 Wo 20.2p.c. fr Claims Co The War Domo QC 0 in Singapore yesterday a** of 20.2 per cent. o f J claims category, which The sum to be disburse/ As interim pa; the award hmn percentage pa; I made The other clan325 words
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428 1955-03-26 12 R.I. TO RAISE RUBBER EXPORT DUTY AGAIN FXPORT duty on rubber is to be raised again in the big ex^>Tt s prior to March 1 should have little effect on actual shipments this month. After the very active and erratic market ol the \*st few weeks the market his become428 words
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207 1955-03-26 12 THE number of vessels accommodated alongside the Singapore Harbour Board during the last year was 221 more than in 1953, with a corresponding increase in the nett registered tonnage. The tonnage of cargo handled during 1954 is also reported as being more207 words
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Article, Illustration58 1955-03-26 12 THE largest oil refinery in India, built near Bombay bu Burwah-Shell Rclmenes Ltd. costing nearly Mai. $200 million, and completed a year ahead oi schedule, was formally declared open last veck by Dr. S. Radhaknshnan. Vice-Pre&ident of India. Situated on Trombay Island, ten nttlei fo the noriheast58 words
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Article51 1955-03-26 12 THE U.S. Foreign Operation? Administration is giving added supoort this year to the Philippine Government's programme for industrial expansion About US$B million, representing 40 per cent of FOA's US$2O million P.I. aid programme tor the fiscal yearr ended June .'M. is being devoted to industry and51 words
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Article30 1955-03-26 12 THE U.S. has passed another milestone in its economic development the production of 10.000 million kilowatt hours of power in a single week by the nation's electric utilities30 words
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Article79 1955-03-26 12 OITIR ROADS Van Goens, Flying Trader Bnti.sh Prince. Batavia. Sedenak Alva Cape. Silindoeng, San Jeronimo. Agamemnon INNEI ROADS Hin Chuan. Serdansj, Aik Lcons. Tg Pinang. Marud.i. Sin [cng Ho, Hin Chuan. Torina. Hero, i.m Tiong, Sadao. Sedili Malim. Legundi, Nangkachindr Malim. Arnheim. June. S.H.B. WHARVES Tabinta 42.79 words
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Article193 1955-03-26 12 RUBBER STEADY -UP 1½ c. A Lb. Standard Market Reporter THE rubber market in Singapore yesterday closed steady at the highest price for t!ie day, first grade rubber for April shipment being quoted at 891 cents per lb., a rise 1} cents per lb. on Thursday. Renewed buying interest and193 words
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196 1955-03-26 12 HIE Malayan Exchange Association's best agreed sterling T.T. rates to merchants at the opening of year were 2/3 29/32 selling. 2 4 1/32 buying and lor the first eight months of 1954 markets were «x--tremely steady, it was reported at the annual general meeting of196 words
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368 1955-03-26 12 Pineapple Exports Last Year Estimated To Exceed $25 M. THE estimated value of exports of canned pineapples last year exceeded 525 million, representing: an increase of 25 per cent, over the 1953 figure, according to the annual review of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce. Of the total exports, the l368 words
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Article68 1955-03-26 12 THE Iraq Government ha* signed a new agreement coverin" oil prices with the Bntishowned Iraq Petroleum Company and its associated companies. it was officially announced i" Baghdad. The agreement increases the Iraq Government royalties by about 7 shillings a ton. It also means that Iraq68 words
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Article182 1955-03-26 12 DULL and easier conditions prevailed in most sections of the Singapore produce market yesterday with only small business reported in the morning. Coconut oil was a dull market with sellers in Penang quoting $4."* per picul. Singapore Copra Association prices yesterday were: April $282 arid $29; May182 words
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Article45 1955-03-26 12 $200 Mil. Refinery Opened modem equipment, inll process 11.000.000 tons o; crude oil a year. Its production of petrol, kerosine. Diesel oils and turnace oils will he the liiglicsl in India. Shell piioto shoirs: The crude distillation unit (\et{) and tiic iced ]ircparation unit (right).45 words
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Article99 1955-03-26 12 1 HI. Hawker Iluntrr and (iloster Javelin, two of the new transonic fighters now in quantity production for the R.A.F. are to be fitted with Martin-Baker ejection seats of an «*\en later design. This incorporates a cockpit canopy jettison sear, so that a pilot in99 words
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Article123 1955-03-26 12 Newsprint From Bagasse THE U. S Congressional Record said in Washington on Thursday. L'f> weekly and daily newspapers in Louisiana recently issued their publications on newsprint made from Bagasse. Rep. Edwin E. Willis < Democrat Louisiana). author Of the statement, said Bagasse, "heretofore generally considered a waste product of theAP - 123 words
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Article, Illustration149 1955-03-26 12 FOREIGN investments in Malaya would depend on the recommendations of the International World Bank Mission which visited Malaya last year, the VcePresident of the National City Bank of New York, j Mr. A. D. Calhoun told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Calhoun is on a tour149 words
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Article159 1955-03-26 12 TWO features of interest during the past year were the narrowing of the premium lor Stiaits Tin and the disappearance of backwardation, it was reported at the annual general meeting of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce yesterday. From a peak of £52^ on March 22 it159 words
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Article21 1955-03-26 12 SOME II 1 which nearly British Commonwt'a against ten before the war. v rubber cultivation ■rcordirtf to Commoawmttk mittee.21 words
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Advertisement537 1955-03-26 12 NOTICES TENDER NOTICE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, JOHORE rPENDERS arc invited for the A following: (A) Stitching and Complete Making of Uniforms. (B) S :pp'.v of Boots and Shoes (C) Supoly of Rubber Canvas Shoes 2 Separate tender?, which must DC :narkrd 'TENDER FOR UNIFORMS," "TENDER FOR BOOTS SHOES" and "TENDER FOR537 words
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175 1955-03-26 13 m 53 (Knitrr)— Among the contribuBr n sports day tomorrow are the rtJ up semi-finals. Eight teams still rM .t ia the competitions but unless B |i tour will be left tonight to D* Scottish Cup final on April 23 1 Manchester City and175 words
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Article26 1955-03-26 13 S Is .h beat SmeatkMi Club 3-o in a v .vcr match p'a^cri on est^rday. and Kariir netted the l»t foal waj a 'gift'26 words
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Article, Illustration106 1955-03-26 13 A Game For The Girls HOVE, Sussex: Cricket is becoming more and more popular with women, and here are three young Sir Is taking vp 1 the sport and en- 1 joying it. They play c v c r yi Saturday even'-i ing at the netst at the Kin ti106 words
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233 1955-03-26 13 HE QUEEN WILL BE AT AINTREE TO WATCH MAS TU VU LIVERPOOL, March 25 (Reuter)— The queen will visit Aintree tomorrow for the first time for five years with a sound hope that her mother's horse Mas Tv Vu Will win the Grand National steeplechase run over four and a233 words
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Article327 1955-03-26 13 l/|f W OF TODAYS Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race •FA Cup Grand National WEATHER IS VITAL FACTOR LONDON, March 25 (Reutcr)— Wet squally weather may interfere with and have a big influence on the result of tomorrow's 101 st. Oxford and Cambridge boat race. Air Ministry weather327 words
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Article81 1955-03-26 13 Olson Is Named 1 954's Sportsman San Francisco. Mar. 23. (AP) Carl (Bobo) Olson, world middleweight boxmjj champion, has been named San Francisco's outstanding sportsman of 1954 The middleweight titiist. who meets .Joey Masim in a 10--round r>out here on April 13. was presented with a plaque by Donald Spier,81 words
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Article56 1955-03-26 13 THE following will represent Rajaji Sports Club against Bukit Timah SC in a friendly soccer match to be played at Fairer Park today. G. Muthiah. S. HanifTa. P." Suppiah M. Sintha. P. Sundram. K. Syed Osman. S. Madakan G. Doraiappan. G. Nadaraia. K. Sycd Ali. M. Mustapha R.56 words
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Article228 1955-03-26 13 BCKANGOON Malay Youn? sler.s beat lu.ms Mmi; Old Boys' Association hv lour goal* to three, in a Singapore Div. HA leagu,- so<-err match played on the CYMA ground yesterday. Tuang llonf stalled off im- j pi essively by opening their score in the first minute After228 words
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Article92 1955-03-26 13 PARIS Mar. 25. (Reuter)<~ The Fin a I' s Union pionship matdi of the ieasoQ tomorrow, at t;ie Colon i Sta» dium here, will (.< i r whetnrr France arc to ho hailed as outright champ MU for the time They meet W. i need only92 words
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Advertisement1211 1955-03-26 13 Classified Adverts SITUATIONS VACAMI TUITION APPLICATIONS are invitel mrr \TIOV niPXRTMINT W7ANTED ft leac to teach fi for the posts ot ACCOUN- l >V English in Joo Long Public I FARX Cak«>makins from TANT IN THE TREASURY. SrXANGOR. School |j| mi!es j urO n X Road L Oon Java Cakes>1,211 words
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Miscellaneous160 1955-03-26 13 kr By Al Copp 'S> ro*-A/,,A/ HE* formal GQssA/.'.'"— BA ACE YORES ELF, DAJSY HE'S > STOP GauM&UN\r V"-AN' VO TIKtS T COME BACK, HAMFAT'? lAL^JT- VoSnG *<?XH WELI /EF VO SEES THET TORMAL GOWN."/ BUT, WE'S SAFE" T\ TO BE A I* *2? V UNTIL SHE ,/CgO;,-], SO-LL lOSC160 words
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Article144 1955-03-26 14 LONDON" newspaper! yesterl were full of prai c for Malayan crtrants in the AllEngland badminton championship? Tho Times said: "It may not be too curly to predict that Although there i s plcntv of U < in many countries, ana will continue to hold the supremacy in144 words
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Article235 1955-03-26 14 All The Results Mens Singles Somi finals: Kddir (Malayai brat Finn Kobbero (Deaanrk) 17-14. r> 1. W«BI rmz Soon (Malaya) hnt B^rtil <>l.ins (Sweden) J.Vli. 18-1".. Women s Singles Seari fin.il: Judy Drvlin (I s beat Mir.ioiic Sbedd .1K.1.I.1) ML I!" Women* sinslo quarter hnals: beat 51 11-8. 11-4 \j235 words
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Article28 1955-03-26 14 LONDON, March Si, (Router) Port .Arlington is a non-starter for tomorrow s (■rand National sterplcrhaso al Aintrer. This rediurs the field to !>1 prohablrs.28 words
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Article, Illustration445 1955-03-26 14 IT'S WONG AND EDDIE FOR TITLE LONDON, March 25, (^uter)— WONG PENG SOON WILL MEET EDDIE CHOONG FOR THE ALL-ENGLAND SINGLES TITLE rOMORROW THE TOP-SEEDED MALAYANS WEPT IN FOR AN ALL-MALAYAN FINAL HERE AT EMPRESS HALL AS EXPECTED. Wonc Penq Soon, three times holder of the title445 words
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Article187 1955-03-26 14 MALACCA TO REPEAT VICTORY MALACCA. Fri.— Though lfi have hi'cn selected by MAT A. count on skipper Tiam Tye to »ome in in place of .laswant Sinsh and to lear* .Malacca asainst Nesri tomorrow at Kubu Stadium for her opening Malaya cup match this season But for a palpable weakness187 words
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Article65 1955-03-26 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Voc Spoils Club gave -'Hid second half display to beat Se'.ancor United 2-0 in their opening div three league soccer tic on the Imoi Road ground today Selangor United put up a stubborn fiaht in the first half and hold Voc Sports Club65 words
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Article58 1955-03-26 14 TAIPIXG. Fri The St George's Institution Old Boys will meet tne present boys in their ;mnual soccer fixture for the Centenary Cup on Tuesday March 29 nt 5.15 p.m. The °M boys are the holders of the trophy. The competition is decided on the best of58 words
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Article98 1955-03-26 14 DENVER. Mar. 25, (AP) The three-year rei^n ol the Pcoria. Illinois cats as rhanvpions of National An.alcur Athletic Association (AAU) Basketball rrumbled Thursday night in a 70 H7 loss to senior members of the University of Colorado leant that won the big seven cot ference98 words
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Article327 1955-03-26 14 !M\\N<; Fri.— l hr follow- in; i> |kc race card for the lVn.inc Turl Club Amateur lii<°rtin£ tomorrow: Race One l.'M) p m. Maiden Polo Poiiv Scurry two Furlong i atchueights 13 st. 7 11^ 1 CIDER 2 CAPTAIN- 3. I IV. 4 GUNNA; S327 words
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Article89 1955-03-26 14 THE team to represent Singapore '"A" against the Royal Navy in a friendly soccer match at Jalan Bcsar Stadium today will be chosen from the following: Wilfred Skinner; Idros. Kok Cheng: Yong Kong Kirn Beng; Rashid Gimair. Osman Johan. Harith bin Omar B. Rozario. Zainol. Kok89 words
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278 1955-03-26 14 Pulau Brani United 5 It E.M.E 0 Tahir 3, Ali Sngor mid Ah Hoc. Mr. Leo Pak Tong rncrccd. PILAU Brani United scored a surprise 5-0 victory over REME in a Singapore Div. 1 league soccer match played at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The Islanders278 words
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369 1955-03-26 14 NEW ZEALAND STRUGGLE FOR RUNS AGAIN AUCKLAND, March 25, (Reuter)— Kngland a S ai n showed the limitations of New Zealand's batting uhm they claimed eight New Zealand wickets for lf)0 riln on the opening day of the second and final Test hrrc today. With the exception of that fine369 words
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51 1955-03-26 14 Wise Folly Wins L' pool Spring Cup LIVERPOOL tor) Mr. F Ciark's fo ir»year«o Folly won Iho Li\« Cup run over Hi 170 yards heir la He btai Iliu T f T ntinnabulum w.th Major Dor monts Duranto tl further ■waj I Offir-ia! starting pi 4-1 Wist V nabulum, J-l51 words
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Article173 1955-03-26 14 SETIA Java beat S. Corinthians "A" by three goa'.s to nil in a Singapore Div. IA league soccer match played at Farrer Park yesterday. Set:a Java, superior in all departments, attacked from the start. Midway in the first half. rentreforwaxd MadonV drive from 25 yard? saw173 words
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Article62 1955-03-26 14 BODCA Cricket XI to play the Indian Association in a friendly match at St. Georges ground today will be —P. Gupta <capt> Van Rooyan. Balan Markar Sam Chel'.iah. Lewis. Wong Majesh. Gopal Vaz. Teia Singh. Against the VMCA on Sunday at Balestier Road— Wi leweeia <Capt> Van Roovan62 words
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