Singapore Standard, 14 May 1955
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Title Section13 1955-05-14 1 Singapore Tiger Standard ITS SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1955 14 PAGES 13 CENTS13 words
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Article, Illustration52 1955-05-14 1 Troops In City Bring Calm photo. ft I Bus C any employees march ifi a s 1 P- cge Rood The men are hoodlums on bicycles. Standard Standard WITH clenched fists, STC and Hock Lee Bus employees cheered speakers who addressed them iri the STC Employees' UnionStandard - 52 words
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2150 1955-05-14 1 Strikers, Thugs Stage March Through Streets STRICT precautionary measures by the Police and the presence of British troops at strategic positions m the City, gave Singapore a day of comparative calm although the situation was tense throughout, $p> Principal fa.tor m the comparatively inci4pnt-J^^£Av vtii the arrival of Hussars and2,150 words
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Article112 1955-05-14 1 GOVERNOR PRAISES POLICE ACTION IGover- age to PbM is, P Kcc for [their commendable restraint m action against rioters on Thursday. The message reads: "The Governor warmly commends the Singapore Police Force on the magnificent manner m which its members deait with the disorders yesterday and last night, and on112 words
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Article16 1955-05-14 1 AN e.ghr-page supmt~i> on the South- Asia Film Festival «ued free with to1$ PUpQT.16 words
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Article234 1955-05-14 1 Rates To Remain Unchanged INSURANCE companies m Singapore have experienced a flood of inquiries tor vehicles riot cover during the past few days because of the labour unrest m the Colony, but it is officially announced that the rater for insurance will remain unchanged. This234 words
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Article32 1955-05-14 1 THE Singapore Court of Inquiry, which is probing the dispute between the Hock Lee Amalgamated Bus Company and the Singapore Bus Workers' Union, was adjourned yesterday to May 16.32 words
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Article104 1955-05-14 1 LONDON, May 13 (RcuteD A mass meeting of dock workers m London's East End last night voted to strike from May 23 m support of a claim for full recognition of their union by port employers throughout the country. The dockers belong to the small104 words
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Article145 1955-05-14 1 UP Boss Dies In General Hospital MR. GENE SYMONDS, United Tress manager lor South-east Asia, died m hospital yesterday as a result of a beating inflicted by rioters m Singapore on Thursday night. Mr. Symonds. 29, of Dayton, Ohio, was covering the riots when a mob dragged him from a145 words
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Article58 1955-05-14 1 SEVEN representatives of the Trade Union Congress will meet Mr. David Marshall today to give him 24 hours to settle the Hock Lee dispute, failing which they will meet on Sunday to discuss drastic action the Congress will take. The representatives will be headed by Mr.58 words
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Article230 1955-05-14 1 THE following is a complete list of the casualties suffered during the riots yesterday and on Thursday. DEAD: Gene Symonds (M) American. newsman, Anthony Teoh Bok Lan (M) Chinese, V.S.C., Chong Lons Chong (M) Chinese, student. DANGEROUSLY ILL: Yuen Yue Pang (M) Chinese, Detective-Cpl. C.I.D, Ho230 words
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Article, Illustration289 1955-05-14 1 Newsman 's Death: U.S. Orders Probe photo. WASHINGTON, May 13, (UP)— The Inited States today ordered an immediate investigation into the death of Gene Symonds, United Press manager for South-east Asia, as a result of savage beating m Singapore, 'the State Department said the U.S. government is "deeply distressed"' overStandard - 289 words
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74 1955-05-14 2 UNDER S200'S WON'T PAY TO THAT FUND SINGAPORE workers who draw less than $200 a month may be exempted from contributing; to the Central Provident Fund. The employers however, will still have to contribute five per cent of wages to the Fund. The Labour Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, will74 words
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265 1955-05-14 2 First Phase Of $1 Million School Expansion Scheme PENANG, Fri.— A new block of 12 classrooms costing $120,000 the first phase of the Anglo-Chinese School million-dollar building project at Ayer Item Road, is about ready for occupation and will be officially opened by265 words
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Article155 1955-05-14 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 R.S.S. Spot Loose 92 92 i No. 1 R.S.S. f.o.b. May 91 J 92 No. > 89' HO No. 3 88.^ 89 Tone: Very steady. TIN PRICE The price of tin yesterday (per pieul)155 words
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Article65 1955-05-14 2 MUAR Fri.— Xadasan. a car driver, was fined $50 or one m nth's imprisonment by the Muar Magistrate [nche Pawan Ahmad for driving without consideration to other? at the ::i mile Jalan Bukit Pasir Rend. Muar. last October 2. Nadasan injured a cyclist and was ordered65 words
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224 1955-05-14 2 LONDON BELIEVES RIOTS CAUSED BY MIN SENG-SHE LONDON, May 13, (UP)— Asian observers believed today a sinister undercover Chinese organization called Mm Seng-she, which literally translated means "People's Livelihood Society," is responsible for the riots m Singapore. Officials here and m Singapore always have refrained from talking about this organization224 words
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Article42 1955-05-14 2 MUAR, Fri. For possession cf apparatus for distilling liquor on fttav a hut at Parit Jaw a Laut. Muar, Ha Ah See. 72. was fined $75 or one month's imprisonment by the Muar Magistrate, [nche Pa wan Ahmad.42 words
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Article93 1955-05-14 2 All S.T.C. buses will be back today, though the Chinese-owned companies will not be operating. Mun.v markets may close today and so will barbers, as a mark of sympathy to the bus workers now on strike. Meanwhile late last night Mr. C. V. Devan93 words
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Article29 1955-05-14 2 CHIA Chin Seng, a clerk, whose liabilities amounted to $1,572 due to eight creditors, was adjudicated a bankrupt m the Singapore High Court yesterday.29 words
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Article96 1955-05-14 2 PENANG, Fri. Penang Magistrate. Mr. E. A. Long, who was shown a race-book which had markings m court today, said he did not know if the markings represented five cents or $5.U00. The prosecuting officer. Inspector A Vijayaratnam, also could not enlighten him on th»96 words
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Article204 1955-05-14 2 ALLEGATIONS that the Labour Minis*! been bought over by the Hock Lee Buy UmpaJ yesterday denied m a statement issued bj UVJiJ Mr Lim Yew Hock. Mr. Lira called the n'. ,c tions "a vile rumour" and said "I wish to state emphatically here and now that204 words
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Article, Illustration126 1955-05-14 2 SYED Adam Edward Hogan Shaidali. a young student from Ipoh. will, next month, receive his Bachelor of Arts decree from the Yale University, where he has been studying the last four years. Syed Adam, who is better known as "Fddie" at the University, first saw Yale126 words
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Article66 1955-05-14 2 y —Nine soldie' 1 volved fl The g!. tructed I „.'m south road I I ■n hour. V< B H began lorry can -c- I An< thei '''-'m I 1 1 A I avoid the \vre-.> l also skidded "-.M Some j m bogg< Be-'.:.?. <X( jJ started v66 words
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Advertisement176 1955-05-14 2 -•-> 111 C---I CfX L A gift m perfect tastt 4A l t M I f r ever y 1//^yl.| i/// |R gift occasion II D 1 rarker \^^^gj^^^ WITH PARKER'S IXCIUS v! You'll know the joy of giving the wanted ELECTRO-POLISHED gift when you give the Parker "5 1176 words
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Article, Illustration160 1955-05-14 3 bench Firm On $1, 000 Bail troops arrive I v N l\-I(>rK persons Coffered bail of $1,000 c .urfties each, m sHi ipore .seventh ouri yesterday, limed trial to :<>tins and un[E j,.t Eiibly on Thurs- x uious times from x to midnight. tratc, Mr. HwasStandard - 160 words
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Article147 1955-05-14 3 People's Action appeal who were not I trade unions industrial p away I the party. :r. vioience yester- the pel i i man; cana. the aled md the I D mini at statenight a ra etJng trade nee of Mr. Da ng igrt ed led wiU)147 words
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Article277 1955-05-14 3 I Singapore I 1 Profound y thockSymonds, ted by Singapi re ts yester* journal:r-, out hil who iten to the 1 ink that tne early bought It U i Srim reminder that newspapermen even outside zones of war can place their lives m danger m the service277 words
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Advertisement116 1955-05-14 3 itlilijij Hj^Bp lAIS Wmml HP^ v l lOOK IHp^ Jj and you'll see how Persil washes brighter! Ist LOOK 3rd LOOK Look how your coloureds come up You'll see that Persil washes your whites bright and fresh when washed m Persil. whiter than any other washing powder— because it washes116 words
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264 1955-05-14 4 Ex-P.C Defamed Girl, 14, Fined $50 PARIT BUNTAR. Fri. An ex-police constable, Man bin Awang, was fined $50 by the Circuit Magistrate. Tuan Sheikh Abdullah bin Sheikh Abu Bakar. m the court here, on a summons charge of defaming the character of Sariah binti Awang. a 14-year-old girl. Man was264 words
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Article89 1955-05-14 4 IPOH. Fri. Special Constable Awang bin Ahmad. 27, charged with desertion today, told the Magistrate, that he went Back to his kampong to attend to his sick mother. He said he had been with his mother for over two month." as there was no cr.e to89 words
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Article49 1955-05-14 4 IPOH. Fri.— A Chinese terrorist was killed by a Patrol of the 4th Malay Reqimcnt m the Tikus Forest Reserve m Tapah area this rrorning. A pistol and am munitions were recovered. Two other terrorists who were wounded m the same engagement managed to escape.49 words
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Article, Illustration47 1955-05-14 4 MR. JACK HACKETT. Selangor State Information Officer, has been awarded the Selansor Meritorious Service Medal. The award was made by the Sultan of Selangor to commemorate his birthday. Some time back Mr Hackett. with his son, effected the surrender of a terrorist m Selangor.47 words
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151 1955-05-14 4 Confab Of Anti- Alliance Groups In Ipoh Slated IPOH. Fri. Leaders of various anti-Alliance political parties m the State are expected to hold a round-table conference here next week to discuss "mutual aid and understanding" m contesting the Federal elections on JuK 27. This move is being made following the151 words
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Article49 1955-05-14 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— An unidentified man, who Police believe was a beggar, died from injuries received m a traffic accident at noon today. A Police spokesman said the man was crossing busy Ipoh Road when he was involved m a collision with a Kepong-bound bus.49 words
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Article25 1955-05-14 4 THE annual gala dance of the British Red Cross Society. Taiping District, will be held at tfae. Town Hall on Saturday. July 2.25 words
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Article, Illustration223 1955-05-14 4 day of the Singapore Turf Club race meeting when the number "1018" came out m the first prize of the big sweep. From early this morning, punters have been trying to get bookies to accept the number given by this spirit, but to223 words
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Article427 1955-05-14 4 They Were Trusted' Prisoners PENANG, Fri. The three jail-breakers who escaped from the Penang prison on the night of May 1, smuggled a 16-foot pole into the prisoners' hebby class two or three days prior to their escape. This was disclosed by ASP Mr. Tan Chin Toik427 words
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Article212 1955-05-14 4 3 Escape Death One Fined IPOH. Fri.— A mining engineer, Patrick John Price. 29. who together with two other engineers, Messrs. R. Beattie. 37. and James Wil- Ham McCall, 26, miraculously escaped death following a i road accident m Menglembu on Jan. 18. was fined $100 by the President of212 words
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Article53 1955-05-14 4 PENANG. Fri— The annual general meeting of the Penang town branch of the Malayan Indian Congress will be held at 205 Dato Kramat Road on May 15. The meeting will elect new office-bearers and also delegates to the annual MIC delegates conference to be held53 words
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Article84 1955-05-14 4 MALACCA. Fri— A former sub-accountant of the Malacca Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation, Qoh Kirn Liat. pleaded guilty m the Malacca Sessions Court today to forging a debit slip for $5,000 on Feb. 20, 1952. with intent to cheat. Goh claimed trial, however, to a charge of84 words
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Article55 1955-05-14 4 TAIPING Fri.— Taiping will have a branch of the Methodist Boys' School on June 1. For the time being there will be only a Standard 1 class and it will be held at the Lady Trearher Girls' School m the afternoon Boys born m 1946 and55 words
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Article141 1955-05-14 4 IPOH Fri.— A new Government campaign has been launched to tell both the terrorists and the civilian population the pa.t they can play m helping to end the Emergency A ten-page booklet "News' printed m the vernacular languages—Chinese, Malay and Indian— i s to141 words
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Advertisement278 1955-05-14 4 jCArWAy ORGANISATION A7TRh^ ALHAMBHA ■STja 4^ HI COIDITIOKID PHOM.fcSOt (r I EXPLOSIVE ACTION As Two Desperate Men Sin- Atop Tons Of T.N.T. 6 f He'd Blast His J^ Way Through Mountains j tfel To Get What He Wanted... x P#jl tiffisni/Tphru jd^Mgj ROD CAMERON JOAN IQUE "SK^ a lKi2 Bff*278 words
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Article405 1955-05-14 5 kToA LUMPUB, Fri.— Ninety-eight of 154 who took the First Year Normal Class m Selangor this year have passed. candidates have passed m the tioo for teachers of English m Following are the results-— >. Mil .t'.V S i s Rt> i N| -html: Fati- Cum un, Azii i405 words
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Article339 1955-05-14 5 2 State Capitals Will Be Linked ALOR STAR, Fri. The Federation's mosr modern coastal highway, to link the capitals ot Kedah and Perlis across a vast expanse of padi land, has just come off drawing boards at the Public Works Department here. Estimated to cost $4 million,339 words
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Article162 1955-05-14 5 Fined For Ignoring Court Order ALOR STAR, Fri.— B'nngWan Singh, a Kodah moneylender, was yesterday fined $250, m default, one month's imprisonment, m the Magistrate's Court, for failing to produce a title deed within H days of being ordered to do so by the Assistant Registrar of the Supreme Court.162 words
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Article59 1955-05-14 5 TELOK AXSOX. Thurs. Mr. P. Vengadasalam has been tinted acting principal of the Anglo-Chinese School. Te ok An» m place of Rev. J, w. Day, who is leaving fur Pa anbang, Sumal ra, rtly Mr Vengadasalam, a former pupil of the same school ha heen i>i\59 words
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Article52 1955-05-14 5 IPOH. Fri. A Health Inspe rtor, DX.J Putra, *aa Bne I by cho Mahm id Hashim President of the Sessions Couri for inconsiderate driving [1 was rtati I Putra overtook another ar a ng the one-way B bridge In Hugh Low Street on the morning of52 words
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Article151 1955-05-14 5 Permit Was Valid For Lorry Men BUKIT MERTAJAM, Fri. Three Chinese. Bu Chee Tee, Eng Heng Khean, and Ng Hang Bock, the driver and attendants of a motor lorry. were acquitted and discharged by Inche Hassan bin Hussain m the Magistrate's Court today on a charge of moving restricted articles.151 words
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Article86 1955-05-14 5 TELOK ANSON, Fri. Ng Soon Cheong, an English school teacher, was fined $300 when he pleaded guilty to charges of negligent driving failing to stop when ordered to do so. Inspector K. Sockalingam. said Ng drove m a negligent manner and he had to jump86 words
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Article67 1955-05-14 5 Federation To Dress For Queen KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— For the nrst time after the war. all public buildings m the main centres of the Federation will be gaily decorated ior the Queen's birthday on June 9. The Federation Government, has asked all Government offices and commercial houses to decorate their67 words
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Article85 1955-05-14 5 A YOUNG woman servant «np oyv mi n the Tan Tok Seng Hospital, low Molf Liang claimed trial m the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday to a charge of stealing a brassiere from Ward Six of the hospital on May 7. Alternatively she claimed trial to85 words
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Advertisement238 1955-05-14 5 We Extend Our Warmest Welcome Jl Va To All Film Festival Delegates T^T i GALA OPENING TODAY SSSg&fi&Jafc -3 Shows Dailyi rli < iailfi*iiiririii'^Viri^«=riil^fi 3.15—6.30 MS p.m. SOUTH-EAST ASIA FILM CO. I^^ proudtv presents a |V^| SOUTH-EAST ASIA PREMIERE J&S^jrl? to commemorate the H*2sW SOUTH-EAST ASIA FILM FESTIVAL SAMIA "The238 words
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Miscellaneous309 1955-05-14 5 sStandard c&lmanac Information at a Glance IS I N <3 A P O R E Methodist Youth Fellowship: (Paya Leb.t MYF) Social at S1 I•- C I nese Church Hall. Kirn Kapor, 1 pj». !n:n--f \K A: Table tennis 2 m. Body bu ding 5 pni Badminton 6 p.ni. Commercial309 words
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Miscellaneous299 1955-05-14 5 915 pm. LXDO: Calamity Jane m 30 a.m. The Americano 12 45 3.15. 630 and 915 p.m. The Tall Texan 11.15 p.m. CAHLTON: Jumping Jacks 10 30 i.m The Purple Plain 12 45. i. 330 and Dl 3 pm. RAUB CATHAY: Garden of Evil 130 7 and 9 30 p299 words
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Miscellaneous376 1955-05-14 5 I SAVOY: Lee Dor Mwee 3 7 and 9 15 p m. SUN: Ch:n Leong Yoke 12 30 p m. Dragon Seed 3. 7 and 9 15 a.m. IPOH ODEON: Plymouth Adventure 10.30 a.m. Black Widow 12 45 3 5.30 and 9 pm. White Feather 11.15 n.m. REX: One Minute376 words
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Article494 1955-05-14 6 IM.OOD has been shed and lives bare been lost because subversive elements have poisoned the minds Ol certain people to such an extent that they have Uwt all sense of fairness and decency and have burst open the flood-gates of dark emotions and primitive passions. Workers, who refused494 words
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Article504 1955-05-14 6 r rilE old order m Asia is disappearing and m its place there has been the emergence of a new era. Signs of this political and social change became evident soon alter the end of World War II and with the passing of the years since that tune,504 words
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312 1955-05-14 6 Sir; From the teachings of the apostles of "World Revolution" through 'the rise of the workers of the world' and 'the destruction of capitalism' Rosseau, Weishaupt, Paine. Marx, Lenin, and Stalin—communism boils down to these principles m its doctrine: 1. Abolition 01 God. 2. A312 words
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Article87 1955-05-14 6 Sir; Mr. Lee Kuan i Yew. the P.A.P. boss, 2 prophesied the other day < J that "Communism will win m a straight fight between it and Colo- S nialism." J Assuming he is right there, shall we ask this political prophet to clear a doubt caused by his87 words
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Article, Illustration1056 1955-05-14 6 Sir;— Recently there were some articles m the Press ab< the opening of an Outward Bound School at Lumut. I was at first rather sceptical about its objects and usefulness. Bu; i have now by chance. ha i an < ppert unity to visit the S b1,056 words
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Article646 1955-05-14 6 THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME rpHESE students have A been under Communist influence through the MPAJA ever since the days of Japanese occupation. Their education progressed with the B.M.A. and the birth of some brands of "trade unionism"' which was m actuality Communist cells. Their education has gone further646 words
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Article298 1955-05-14 6 Sir;— Now that Che Abdul Samad LsmaU ha> returned from Bandoeng, flush with victory over Mr. C. H. Koh, I wonder \vh< ther the PAP's Executive Committee would choose to quest] n Che Samad's mandate as representative of the pap at Bandoeng. It may be recalled Che Samad298 words
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Article41 1955-05-14 6 r I T.v mack- i; M 1 m rearm;, 1 i I mea I ■ltd p Resolution ',p r J I E Coloi I v■• I m cj I the Cor i "Freedom and 3 one m P L] I41 words
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Article309 1955-05-14 6 Sir;— Both the Chief Mini- ster an I Mr. Lee X .an Yew have sp ed words betwa them enough to compile a J dictionary. advice to j these two gentlemen is to Bfe 2 mud at each j other because the election per; d309 words
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Article54 1955-05-14 6 I C twe< mun Con. if he v. beco: < Foi is no Comi i p freedom ol the bom:><. Mr Lee Not i rin:r, o' n HO Undc to say tl to tl n I mode: of Abo.' C OV6I rf D i Dr B able m a54 words
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Advertisement29 1955-05-14 6 Look ot this man. He is P rcud wearing on attrocfive "Crocodile P* Sole Agents: -n HAGEMEYER TRADING CO <\'> L 129/135, Cecil Street, Singapore. Tci Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh,. Pcwong29 words
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Article405 1955-05-14 7 jetnamese Flee To fety In Their 100s LjfBONG, Mtej 13 Hundreds of Vietnamese N irauakened fear today as Communist r.-,.op> marched m to occupy this big Port d ni the French after 92 years of colonial' rod trucks, moving ahead of h tuldering rifles with fixed bayoj City's people405 words
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Article36 1955-05-14 7 a hcj c p ro^ bc ...on tO CStelDi.SI-. a European* B sen- en io loca- i estal was either In X bviously a H it was i -,:r:.la.r •he p :> e serH tanner wear36 words
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99 1955-05-14 7 ta Bureau i d wen an uraJ Ulan X America I 1 950 q was I and on the I farm the Dumber of men compared with the Dumber ol women declined. There still more men than woi::*'n n the farms. wever and99 words
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188 1955-05-14 7 PROTESTANTS OBJECT TO BBC APOLOGY LONDON, May 13, (Reuter) British Protestants today objected strongly against an M abjecl apology 1 'ty- the British BroadcastIng Corporation over a television play crr.ji.-ed by Etonian Catholics. The ted Protestant Counmade the protest m a r to the BBC's DirectorGeneral, S: r lan Jacob.188 words
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Article25 1955-05-14 7 MOSCOW. M;tv 13 <UP> The Chiei ol s:aff of the Xi; :;m arnn-cl forces yestrrday sent "friendly greetings and best wishes" to President Eisenhower.25 words
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Article, Illustration48 1955-05-14 7 photo. LOVELY Japanese star Yoko Tani is quite embarrassed with her two dates and doesn't know which one to choose: jroHß| Austrian star Carl Mohncr (left) or French Roland LesafTre (rUht). although it might be quite a good idea to keen both UPUP - 48 words
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156 1955-05-14 7 Joint Military Command Set Up In East Europe LONDON, May 13, (Reuter) Russia and seven other European Communist nations today announced the setting up of a unified military command— their answer to the inclusion of West Germany m the Western Defence Alliance. i- The announcement came from the Warsaw Conference156 words
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99 1955-05-14 7 COLOMBO. May 13 (Reuter) The Colombo Municipal Council last night passed B resolution by a majority ol one vote asking the Government to end its defence agreement with Britain. The agreement was part of the settlement by which Ceylon became an independent member of99 words
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Article65 1955-05-14 7 SIMLA. May 13, (AP) A United States proposal to extend aid to Asia on a new regional basis was rejected today by those countries for whom the assistance was intended. Any additional American aid should be given on the present bilaterial basis. said 3 final65 words
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Article529 1955-05-14 7 Big Labour Losses In Local Govt. Polls LONDON, May 13 (Reuter; Big Labour Party losses m local government election results declared throughout England and Wales today heightened Conservative hopes of a landslide victory when the nation elects a new Parliament on May 26. Conservatives and other529 words
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Article99 1955-05-14 7 Build-Up Of Strength On Quemoy TAIPEI, May 13 (UP), Nationalist military sources said yesterday the Chinese Nationalist garrison en Quemoy Island has been strongly reinforced for the second time since the beginning of the "little war" m the Formosa Strait. The number °i new troops transferred to the island oil99 words
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Article33 1955-05-14 7 LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas. May 1.3 (Reuter) Mrs. Mary Davidson, who says suoerstitution is a "lot of foolishnes s," celebrates her 100 th birthday here today Friday, the 13.33 words
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Article98 1955-05-14 7 LONDON, May 13 (Router) Gen Pens; Teh-huai, Chinese Communist observer at the East European States Security Conference m Warsaw, said yesterday that Communist China would come to the aid of the Communist states if peace m Europe was violated. He said the Chinese people will98 words
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Article183 1955-05-14 7 ALGIERS. May 13, (UP) French authorities fought desperately yesterday to quell a new outburst of terrorism and reports from Tunis said several guerillas have been caught running arms to Algeria from Libya. Many officers expressed alarm that the increasingly bold attacks by the rebels may183 words
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269 1955-05-14 7 He Made The Grade— But Only For A Year CHICAGO, May 13 (AP) —William G. Wood, 65, who drank away a law practice then reformed, ap peared yesterday m court on a disorderly conduct charge. He had been found intoxicated, police said. It was m this same court last winter269 words
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Article258 1955-05-14 7 COLOMBO. May 13. (Reuter) Ceylon t rubber exports to China, under the rubber-rice contract, reverted 10 normal and with this month's shipments nearly half the contracted quantity ol tons Cor the year wil] have been shipped. yesterday, i Becoad i tignment of SOO ton month258 words
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Article175 1955-05-14 7 PLYMOUTH, May 13 (Rcuter) Nineteen-year-old naval ratings from the British aircraft carrier Ark Royal. James Banningan and Alwyn Jones, were .jointly charged h>rc yesterday with murdering Norman Struthcrs. amateur actor m a Glasgow. Scotland, flat. A nation-wide manhunt followed the finding of Struthers, 28, dying175 words
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Advertisement82 1955-05-14 7 v i it p /jour &v J I -RESH 1 y Ahj miracle ideal for FQQO wrappers polythene baby's co*s tC r P T'- sheeting protecting dresses -"fed Celloophone eh 80 cts. roll and begs end woollens against -Easeproof can be moths, shoes from >--Kcn and rolls usec again moulds,82 words
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Advertisement115 1955-05-14 7 BILLIARD ACCESSORIES by BURROUGHS WATTS CUE CASES 8.25 co. HALFBUTT RESTS S 20.00 ea SHORT BUTTS 17.00 ea! RESTS 12.75 co. LONG RESTS 18.50ea BUTTS 24.00 ea. SKITTLES BALLS S 11.00 set BILLIARD TABLE BOWLS S 55.00 set Ditto IRONS with SHOES 29.00 co CRYSTALATE SNOOKER BALLS $150.00 set S115 words
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Article337 1955-05-14 8 50 Cent Cut This Year Causing A Heavy Deficit TWO committees of the Singapore City Council will decide next Thursday whether the gas tariff should revert to last year's level, thus cancelling the 50 cents reduction, for every 1,000 cubic feet of gas made337 words
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Article170 1955-05-14 8 RETAIL prices for almost all types of fish showed an upward trend during the past week. Average retail prices rose from three to 12 cents per kati, compared to last week's figures. The retail prices of most types, including Bawal Hi tun (pomfret). Belanak170 words
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Article218 1955-05-14 8 PENANG, Fri.— Defence counsel m a book-making case, Mr. Lim Kheng Kooi, submitted m (he Magistrate's Court today that the court could not follow blindly the opinion of an expert on book-making. "People who receive tips and information make icks and crosses on their race218 words
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97 1955-05-14 8 IN two years 1 time the Indonesiana wi be able to protsv 'her owr. colour films. Mr. Sutarno, a producer wit the Government Fi m Unit, said when he arrived at Kaltang A. r pert from Jakarta yesterday, Mr, Sutarno wi'' act97 words
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Article68 1955-05-14 8 TWO doctors from Asia will i take an active part m the fourth Commonwealth Health and Tuberculosis conference to be held m London from June 21. They are Dr. B Wright, from North Borneo, who will read a paper on "Tuberculosis m Industry* 1 and Dr.68 words
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Article53 1955-05-14 8 RECEIVING orders were made by the Chief Justice. S:r Charles Murray-Aynsley. In the Singapore High Court yesterday, against three men. View Kiaw. Low Tong Heng. and Ang Chvo Liak trading as the Chun Wah Metal Works on the application of a petitioning creditor for a judgment53 words
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Article118 1955-05-14 8 $1.9 MIL PROFIT IN ELECTRICITY THE Singapore City Council Electricity Department made a profit of $1.9 million last year. The Department also got $500,000 m extraordinary receipts during the year. The total income of the Department rose by S3 million to 521.6 million as compared with 1953. Expenses rose by118 words
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Article78 1955-05-14 8 LONDON, May 12. (Renter) Air. Reginald Cedric Boustead, British rubber planter, asked his trustees m his will published today to avoid investing m Continental Europe M the nations of which I feel have been responsible for the misery and desolation.'' Mr. Boustead Of Kingston Hill, Surrey,78 words
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Article161 1955-05-14 8 FORCE CAUSED THE TROUBLE SOPIEE ALOR STAR. Pri.—Addressing members of the Government Workers' Union, Kedah/Perlis, at the Alor Star Branch today, Che Mohamed Sopiee said the labour trouble m Singapore, a counter move by the workers, was due to the use of force. "This should serve as a lesson to161 words
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Article66 1955-05-14 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. Apart from the Johore Bahru Town Council there is a Town Beard for the district of Johore Bahru. The members of this Board are: Inche Ahmad bin Hussein. (president), the District Officer, JB. (deputy president), the Senior Executive Engineer. PWD. JB. the Health66 words
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Article81 1955-05-14 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. Ahmad v. n Tobin. a labourer of Ayer Pa: oh. was sentenced by the Sessions Court. Kota TinggL, yesterday to two years' imprisonment to be followed by two years' Police supervision, for cheating. On Feb. 19 he obtained $19.60 from one Haji81 words
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Article, Illustration48 1955-05-14 8 DR. C. NADARAJAH. Chief Medical Officer, Klang. and his wife (seated centre) with the staff of the Klang District Hospital, at a farewel gathering. Dr. Nadarajah is going on transfer to the General Hospital. Seremban, m the same capacity. Standard photo by Ch'ng Seng: Poh.48 words
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Article61 1955-05-14 8 FIVE hundred Singapore boy scouts and rovers will miss a camp fire planned for tonight on the Victoria School grounds, because of the riots and the transport difficulties caused by tine bus strike. Most disappointed are the 60 so&uts and rovers of the Sixth Arrow61 words
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Article50 1955-05-14 8 SINGAPORE Governor. Sir John Nicoll. will pay an informal farewell visit to the Royal Malayan Naval Barracks on Sunday. Sir John will address a farewell message to the ships' companies m the drill shed at noon. He will be garlanded by the senior rating present.50 words
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Article202 1955-05-14 8 SHB STRIKE THE Singapore Admiralty Local Stafl Union yesterday requested the Harbour Board authorities to come to an amicable settlement with members of the Harbour Board Staff Union, who are at present on strike. The President of the Admiralty Local Staff Union, Mr. V.202 words
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Article45 1955-05-14 8 A CLERK. Ong Thian Bin was adjudicated a bankrupt m the Singapore High Court yesterday. with Liabilities amounting to $1,850, owinc to four creditors. His offer of $15 a month for the benefit of his creditors was accepted.45 words
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Article46 1955-05-14 8 THE organizing committee of the South-east Asian Film Festival has decided to carry on with Its programme as planned. The festival will be opened at 5.30 p.m. today by the Commissioner General. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. at the Victoria Memorial Hali.46 words
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Article43 1955-05-14 8 WARRANTS of arrest were ordered by the Chiel Justice Sir Charles Murray-Ayiisley, In the Singapore High Court yesterday, to be issued against two persons. Koh Chuan and Tat Seng Hung, for failing to appear at the office of the Official Assignee.43 words
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260 1955-05-14 8 Pregnancy Need Not Stop Her From Driving KUALA LUMPUR. Fri— Doctors and women m Kuala Lumpur were today divided m their opinion about the advisability of expectant mothers driving cars, though they were unanimous m sounding caution about strained reflexes during pregnancy. Thcv were commenting on the testimony of Dr.260 words
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Advertisement352 1955-05-14 8 (nnnnnnnnnnnnnn OWIX 17 JW'LS I r OENTs'and LADIES. 1 g FULL STEEL. ROLLED GOLD, j m cold top. i B i Obtainable from Alt Watch Dea/ers. B SM.NGSTHBRIDQiQD.S'PORE. STAR BRAND Tingkwon Pressure Lamp p BETTER USE BUTTERFLY MANTLES SOLD EVERYWHERE LEA HIN CO. 231, South Bridge Road Stngapore-1 Tel: *****352 words
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Advertisement220 1955-05-14 8 Special Treat^^ rainily ,v > I 0 if J*f Be sure you ask for r c I 8%/A E Ttb ik* tight and damp- k^W W >-%. pioct cartons to w ML^ B. «jl preserve ihar f^^^k crispress end VM M m4> ,*r^ *J flavour, *JLM t' A. WANDER LTD.,220 words
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Article, Illustration601 1955-05-14 9 Festiva I Delegates Assured Of A Big Welcome O'CONNORS MOTTO: FVF DVTUiKir. cno Y OUR CINEMA :i;A Tr- to the jt isfai Film ir assured of ptfefflK from mi n jporr firm of (i i C*, jitters I" the biMin- m this w UL O'C ar e G 8.-X g601 words
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Article55 1955-05-14 9 1 en It, loiH be availdb'r WtXi t Gen#r«l Elec:ric Company. houitvillt. Kentt fey, thai tfee gadgets u.*iZl d nrt than "cgk- buitt"t* ovens." :r eon pony added. the M COtl oof. f electricity for e!ectr< »en coofciHo will br BbOHl Hi* ••Wi fl* y<^ r con ?nerhods. APAP - 55 words
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Article304 1955-05-14 9 \us(if b\ i 4 process n **<l rrtentlv i: "-rt 12 mile«* :liar. •:mon of its ex three to I M SB4 j ci A In- 'lent. and Harold BaWing, a director oi Standard Vacuum. instructed for StandardVacuum Refining Company. Pty.. Ltd., by th« Braun Trans-world Corp Oi A304 words
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322 1955-05-14 9 ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN - WARTIME TRAMP FREIGHTERS PROVE POSTWAR DUDS ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN By Special Standard Correspondent NEW YORK, May 13.— A British survey circulated m New York's waterfront district points to tramp freighters ot the World War II period as "duds" compared to the sturdier, better-designed merchant ships of prewar vintage. The survey322 words
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Article128 1955-05-14 9 Jet Gives 1 1000 Ib. Thrust A BRITISH jet engine for military aircraft, the Bristol Olympus 101, has been officially approved for service at a rating of 11.000 ib. of thrust by the Ministry of Supply. This was achieved without afterburning. Th? news followed the completion by the engine of128 words
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Article119 1955-05-14 9 PORTABLE self-support-ing ladders, made m South Australia, arc being used 111 Mildura, Victoria, for harvesting oranges. Tlicy are built of tubular Steel, and can be moved easily through an orchard, .-it the top is a plat form which pro* jects into tlic tree, and upon Which119 words
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Article75 1955-05-14 9 A SERIES of demonstrations by a UK firm, Pye Co. Ltd., emphasising the scope of British industrial and underwater television equipment and techniques, began m Zurich yesterday and will continue until Friday. Although television is best known at present m the sphere of entertainment, recent developments75 words
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Article42 1955-05-14 9 THE Ford Foundation In New York has given a grant. of MalC>7f>.o()() to the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE). The grant is to be .ised for the expansion of ECAFE's library m Bangkok.42 words
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98 1955-05-14 9 MALAY'S trade with Hongkong showed a slight increase m the value of exports and a decrease m imports during February. Hongkong's imports from Malaya increased slightly by HKSI.6 million and he* exports dropped by HK55.4 million. Main items affected m Hongkong's export drop were98 words
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Article, Illustration45 1955-05-14 9 (Above): The majestic sweep of the auditorium m Singapore's Odeon Cinema, completely G. 8.-Kalee equipped by Messrs. H. A. O'Connor Co. Ltd. (Below): Another G.8.-Kdee installation The busy scene m a projection room as O'Connor technicians instai a battery of G.8.-Kaiee "21" projectors.45 words
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144 1955-05-14 9 Ist Chamber Congress To Be Held In Asia THE first international Chamber of Commerce Congress to be held m Asia is s'.heduled to take place m Tokyo from today till May 21. About 1.000 delegates from at least 40 countries, and representatives of some 50 international organizations, will attend the144 words
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Article34 1955-05-14 9 AN irrigation and hydroelectric reservoir is being planned at Nandikonda. South India. When completed, this vast reservoir will transform the water-starved tracts m Andhra and Hyderabad State into rich crop-yielding farming land.34 words
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Advertisement139 1955-05-14 9 7/ie worW famous family of TIGER medicinal products fcfflwS'/v -.:< p p X\>.-.'. -■,-.■■..■..•.•■.■>-■. .•:•>:-■.■ TK^JPWI^KnJIBBmBSMK CHINKAWHITE This invaluable Wind Mixture is on excellent remedy for Stomach Pains, Constipation, Indigestion, Acidity, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite. ENG AUN IONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL TF your hair is showing JPBHB^S signs of139 words
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Article36 1955-05-14 10 THE BRITANNIA turboprop airliner has completed its trials In Johannesburg and has Sown to Khartoum for fun her te^u at high temperatures. Preliminary analysis shows that the results of the Johannesburg flights exceeded expectations.36 words
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Article37 1955-05-14 10 MALATAN Exchange Banks Association's rates to merchants are: Canada: Buying, airmail T.T. 32?. O.I). 32.. 90 d st 32] credit bills, 32 13 16 trade bills. Canada: Selling: (T.T or 0.D.) 32 1 16. ready.37 words
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Article513 1955-05-14 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Board of the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya yesterday made a public declaration of faith m the Institute and expressed confidence that adequate finance would be provided for research and technical services required to meet the urgent needs of the rubber513 words
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Article101 1955-05-14 10 Instrument Industries Exhibition THE third British Instrument Industries Exhibition to be held at Earls Court. London from June 23 to July 9, Will be the largest of Its kind. The organizers have made arrangements to cater for the needs of overseas visitors. It will show the latest equipment of manufacturers101 words
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Article, Illustration133 1955-05-14 10 THE Royal Dutch/Shell Group of oil companies exported more than $250 million worth of stores and QUIET conditions prevailed m all sections of the produce market m Singapore yesterday. Coconut oil prices were slightly lower sellers indicating $42 per picul at Penang. Coconut oil was a dull market at133 words
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Article, Illustration88 1955-05-14 10 GENERATING plants, employing steam, oil or water ■poicer, together with transformers, sicitchgear and rectifiers are being exported from Britain to many conntries. This spiral casing manufactured m Britain is for one of two 73,000-horse-power water turbines sup- plied to Portugal. The casing stands some 35 jeet high and88 words
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268 1955-05-14 10 COPTERS TO BE USED IN SERIA OFFSHORE DRILLING A DRILLING platform will be erected two miles offshore from Seria next year by the British Malayan Petroleum Company for further exploration for oil beneath the bed of the South China Sea. Eight-sealer helicopters will be used to ferry drilling crews and268 words
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148 1955-05-14 10 MOST industrial shares continued to ease on the Malayan share market yesterday, with some support for selective counters at the lower levels. Tin shares and rubber- were dull with the overall trading still very small. Meagre business was reported. Pr c changes announced by the148 words
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Article109 1955-05-14 10 MR Harvej S. F.resione Jr.. chairman of the Firestone Tyre and Rubber Co.. predicted m Washing the rubber industi business this year will be the best m history. He made the forecast on the assumption that there will be no serious labour troubles m theStandard - 109 words
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Article57 1955-05-14 10 CONSTELLATIONS will take over the once weekly service between Hongkong and Singapore from May 22, BOAC announced yesterday. At present. Argonauts arc being used. The thrice-weekly firstclass service between London and Singapore will b<* taken over by Constellations on June 14. This routing will be London. Frankfurt,57 words
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Article121 1955-05-14 10 5 p.ltl $27} $27 S The market opened quiet and closed uncertain. Singapore Copra Association prices yesterday were: May $263 and ?-~l and June 527 and $27£ and July $27£ and $27;;. Tone: Quiet. The Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange sellers' prices yesterday were: GamNer rouno $130; Java121 words
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Article69 1955-05-14 10 LOSSES m a broad front ranging mostly to three dollars a share on Thursday brought the market on the New York Stock Exchange to the lowest level for the fourth successive day. But the decline has not been accompanied- by any unusual increase m pressure.Reuter - 69 words
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Article77 1955-05-14 10 SINGAPORE sharebrokers reported the following business done yesterday: Fraser Neav« Orda 1.62J Gammon 2.50. 2.475. 2.43 Malayan Cement 1.44 to 1.40 Metal Box 1.32* Robinson 6c Co Ords. 1.77J xd Spore Cold Storage 1-62|, 1.65 Straits Traders 22.25 United Engineers Ords. 10.75 Wearne Bros. 2.60 ovenight today77 words
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Article30 1955-05-14 10 THE Israeli Embassy announced m Moscow the signing of a new trade agreement with the Soviet Union m which Israel will gel oil for oranges. A. P.30 words
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Article63 1955-05-14 10 MALAYA manufactured, sold and stocked considerably more soap m February than m the corresponding period of last year. The quantity of soap manufactured m Malaya during February amounted to 48.208 cwts. (37.829 cwts m February last year), while the quantity sold was 41.058 cwts. (31,191 cwts). Stocks63 words
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Article25 1955-05-14 10 VICKERS VIKING airliners will be operated by Eagle Aviation Ltd.. on a new service connecting London with Pisa, m Italy, during the summer.25 words
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Article243 1955-05-14 10 WITH the persistent wary stead ine^ton terminal markets during the pa Singapore market has lapsed into I state o fluctuating very narrowly say s the Messrs. Holiday, Cutler, Bath < ltd. Trading has been on I moderate scale and dea Interest mainlf devoted to physicals, especially nearby shipment for243 words
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Article162 1955-05-14 10 UNREST MAN HIT RUBBER MOVEMENT Price Rises V, Cen Standard Market Reporter LABOUR disturbances m Sin gcDo rubber prices yesterday, first grade May shipment closing at 91 j CCnt< l! a rise of 11 cents on Thursday. Rubber circle- m Singapore rest may hinder the movement of port. After a162 words
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Article111 1955-05-14 10 !H1 I«M published a ci onoi Mali about man M Th( said Impoi tt and expon W err < than I. decreased m com, the n Reason was said m;; ol p trj 's ma n rubber t nd tin Th< r< p. man 204. <)<(() m ,j (MM111 words
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Article, Illustration382 1955-05-14 10 BRITAIN'S exports In April a short working month ol 24 working days reached £244.8 million and brought the value of overseas trade for the first lour months ol the year to V) r l above that achieved m the same period last year. The April total announced when the382 words
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Advertisement658 1955-05-14 10 NOTICES AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Singapore Properties To be held at our Saleroom No. 10. Chulia Street, On Wednesday. 18th May, 1955 at !.3O p.m. L o t i_Xo 66 Gran-re Road, area 14,642 sq.ft. Freehold. Monthly Rent $96.00 Lot I— "So M Grange Road. area 17.882 sq ft Freehold.658 words
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Advertisement440 1955-05-14 10 NOTICES NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES s.s. "TAKSANG" (hie Singapore May 16th from Calcutta and Penang. THE: above vessel will berth at the Singapore Harbour Board Wharves on arrival to i barge cargo. The attention of consignees is drawn to the Singapore! OUT Board's Press Notice! tif April 13th regarding the Board's440 words
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Advertisement102 1955-05-14 10 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA S poit Arita Maru h P BeifUl Split I* t»an Maru tor O*ak.a Kobe Yawata m b Yokohama ZT/2§ Sagami Maru h r M< I exj It I, Genoa. Marseilles fancier, Casablanca. London. Antwerp, kci- m^ terdam. Hamburg fcncho Maru ict Rangoon Cnitta- m gong Calcutta 5102 words
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Advertisement754 1955-05-14 11 r^o-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. >•'■■> 5 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINe" NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE tt Mc-rr*al Boiton. New York. Baltimore. Philadelphia Cult Ports P. Sham Penang art N T 9/16 l»n« H tune 1H lune 2* Bl»»*J H/'« »«'v 1« Ll« 20/21 uN II all ;;-•,',< yWfcH "Sept 'mZ SScV to754 words
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Advertisement1094 1955-05-14 11 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD <c CO M LTD. Tel: 2412 (Incorporated m Singapore) (12 linatl oaVh THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE Pr C !^.l'i~ oth f P° rtt to load snd discharge cargo tAItINCS to LIVERr-OCL. GLASGOW. LONDON t, CONTININT Singapor* Due Sails P. Sham Ptnanf Btllcrophon tor Liverpool. Havre. Holland Hamburg1,094 words
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Advertisement830 1955-05-14 11 MITSUI H^\ LINE Spore P. S'hom Penong FOR JAPAN from Indio Hokubason Moru from Calcutta Rangoon +or Moji, Yokohama 1 5 Moy Oeson Maru from Bombay, for Hongkong. Kobe, Moji, Yokohama 24 Moy FOR JAPAN from Continent Awojisan Maru for Yokohama, Moii, Kobe, via Saigon. Bangkok, H'kong 20/22 May Meirinsan830 words
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Advertisement822 1955-05-14 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES SAILINGS TO CONTINFNT/SCANDINAVIA For Aden, Port Seid, Genoa, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Homburg, Copenhagen, Gothenburg and Oslo. S pore P. S'hom F fona x) "PATAGONIA" 16/19Moy 20/20 Moy 21/21 May xx) "SELANDIA" 3/5 June 6/7 June 8/9Junt "MALACCA" 3/5 July 6/6 July 7/7 July x) Colls Beyrouth. Karlshamn. xx)822 words
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Article, Illustration235 1955-05-14 12 Swing and Jazz TOPICS. .V 1 Si] OOCal prnNps c;o by mere or« -.< the Ames BrotJ t, D« Marco, He Castro, the BfcGtitres and the Fontaine Sisters. Also, there nrc pr< i i known U art quartettes: t Four Aces, Fov Lads, Foi r X ■>. Four T.\ es235 words
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Article, Illustration725 1955-05-14 12 Society Members, Music Lovers and Supporters of Local Musical Endeavour nhy are you so tardy i*i booking seats for the Choral-Orchestral concerts next week? You surely know that a Sucst conductor has been here for two weeks training the Singapore Symphony Orchestra an,;725 words
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Article177 1955-05-14 12 THE Junior Symphony Orchestra under Paul Abisheganaden gave a concert to a mostly youthful audience m the Victoria Hall last Tuesday. The programme was far too long, started too late m the evening and contained a plethora of dull items quite unsuitable for school-children. Whatever the merits of177 words
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Article, Illustration1281 1955-05-14 12 JOHN HALKIN - JOHN HALKIN UflH T T seems likely that the first presentation m English of the lost scene of Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest will be during a performance of that play at the Town Hall m Kuala Lumpur next week. Sir George Alexander, who first creater.1,281 words
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Article351 1955-05-14 12 BACH's 6th Brandeni rg C ncerto, for strings without violins, mpletes the new Philips set by the Basle Chamber Orchestra conducted by Paul Sarher (AR *****). The playing is competent but not Inspired and ra'hT tOO hefty for my taste, especially the last movement which lack, the light351 words
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Advertisement108 1955-05-14 12 BATH SOAP ijtYPiMlm '<- > >\ he SOaP r 3r g ives wonderful f I i# .-..'/•//////////////////ff Mll^S vl P' and hygiene It 13 Ml W M^M'mttm KWB r~^\~^ ldcal »or*use m the nursery M*a and for nor.-nal toilet use. jjjj (^g/^ ff //fg r V( SANDILANDS BUnERY CO. LTD.108 words
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Miscellaneous244 1955-05-14 12 1 I Tl I p j W j ji" Z p P "~^^^m "BBC™ "7/ i/j Anaj CLUES 12 I AC ROSS 13. «n ou I. Union lines? <8 T> p' u hij c 9 All the clues have (7) JJJ- f^ ll^ I 10. Common but not when folowed244 words
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Article, Illustration511 1955-05-14 13 Wrestling Is Off Again THURSDAY'S sudden wave of vie cc m the Colony forced sport and sportsmen off the fields and padangs yesterday—causing a Singapore- wide cancellation of sporting events m the island. Sport m Singapore will remain suspended until the present unrest is over. This means that thousandsStandard - 511 words
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Article185 1955-05-14 13 I x i I IMPI R, Fri. With the Puasa m v and the Malayan Chinese Football Asso-,-tition m full swing, first division soccer lii the doldrums. I t F Se'angor c. c.v gained m I ese ReMonday. H been I re be- with I win i m ins,185 words
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Article89 1955-05-14 13 Frl K.-.'-t Indian-. ip two posit ins to join ■id tot the S r lion soccer be it Tami- by four go sto nil on tb* Ch nese Assembly Hall g wmd I diam scoi two toais i sen 11 igb Rasau I .t'.an89 words
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Article162 1955-05-14 13 Chataway Beaten In 880 Yds. J OXFORD England, I May 13 (Reuter)— Chris Chataway. the British J international long dist- ante runner was beaten j j by Derek Johnson 2'l- C year old Oxford medical 3 J student m an 880 yards J event during the match here tonight between162 words
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Article99 1955-05-14 13 TAIPINV.. Thur* Ng H<>e Hun. a 20->c..r-old schoolboy, ired the coveted Men's SinI tie of the CRC Open Tenptonsh ;;>s j esterda v g leCt-h md( r N^ Ah Wah In straighi seta S-4i 6-1. Ah W i ed well to I I 1 lead,99 words
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Article139 1955-05-14 13 Adzman Loke In Tennis Final KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— S. A. Adzman and Loke Yaik Kwaj qualified for the final of the Men's doubles when they beat s. to Kok Yin and Kheng Chai Seng 6-0. 6-1 m the Selangoi Lawn Tenms Association's hard graded court championships on the Selangor Chine^J139 words
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Article190 1955-05-14 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Greater thrust m attack gave Selangor Indian Association a 2-0 edge over Selangor Chinese Athletic Association m the FAS. senior division league match on the Princes Road Ground here today. On the run of play, the Chinese could have crossed over with the190 words
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342 1955-05-14 13 SAN RAFAEL, California, May 12, (Reuter): Mr. John Simpson, manager of Britain's Don Cockell, who fights Rocky Marciano for the world heavyweight title on Monday, has protested about the size of the ring to be used Simpson is expected to raise the342 words
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Advertisement213 1955-05-14 13 I DEATH ATADAM KOH OH BEH <TT' i -'A passed away peacefully m Amoy on 9th May. leaving bej hind 5 sons Goh Hock Cheow. i Hock Imm. Hock Lim (PrinciIpaP. Hock Khe-ng. Hock Chuan: 5 daughters-in-law; 2 daughters; 2 sons-in-law and many grandj children. The Committee. Staff. Brass J213 words
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Advertisement792 1955-05-14 13 CLASSIFIED ADS SITUATIONS VACANT APPLICATIONS are invited for the post of Fisheries Officer m the Fisheries Division, Ministry of Commerce Industry, Singapore. The salary sear is $630; 680x35 A-l 030 /B/ilOOx 40A-1420 plus variable allowance. Total emoluments at present range from: For Single: Officers $780 with Annual increments to $1570792 words
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Advertisement690 1955-05-14 13 CINGAPOB E I M PROVEM EN T J TR\ ST Invite cations f r >r the foliov m *:.e Technical Timescale (.$155 $615) v a (a) Tec a ml ommi ncini unrx < j > single 5 Q I -v FinalJ ification i eering rk A a should h., i690 words
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Miscellaneous182 1955-05-14 13 lAbner By A/ Copp iSKI'T mE IuCKV TO s'Gm-k^-Oh.iDO ?<, ah a -bCRu&BiN' I" a Bit GENTLER."^ "?-fT*S >OUR HAVE XOO TO WAi T i HOPE TM NOT < TENDERLY "NU^F /PIEASE-AnD TMEN, —^r AUKT.f^-OUKCK.**- ON HW| manD AnO SPOil:siG him/!' OODwiCKE r*^ SPRAy ME with cha>>jge places .t f182 words
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Article189 1955-05-14 14 Windsor Lad The Pilot Trundle Hill Scrutineer TWO DIAMONDS KOIRF PERFORMEB KSSSw t o, re Kingfnld Two Diamonds Kingfold uiN.xiKiOl D TKK» BltX TRF.S KILN TREB MIEN 2 111 m-+ HiVh Wings of (iol.J Santa Clans >| k ,-:-k""xiouM>. >anta "cilns M>y High Wings of Gold YXKVOI 111189 words
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Article, Illustration2147 1955-05-14 14 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD Ready To Oust Strong Rivals In 5%f Sprint By PExNANG, Fri.— lf favoured with the luck of the draw, I give MARCELLE a great chance to beat her rivals m the main 5£ furlongs sprint for Class Four Division One performers today, opening2,147 words
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Article28 1955-05-14 14 TAIJ" N i Est, I mail i 1 'I c B they trounced Ra^S tion Club I. rhey scored i first ha.' second 1 Frsr. is .M28 words
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Article231 1955-05-14 14 PENANG, F< -7; 1 n Fun beevf no fttiti lince \tetterday and the going for ton thoti d he good. Rippling Rn r r put m ag displays at Ipoh and I he is not without a chance > re He finished fourth to Fairs Gift, Jackpot II231 words
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Article79 1955-05-14 14 KI'AI A ":r'"P,. Fn Mr. Kwok Kin Keng. secretary ol the Fool all Association ol M lya, stated that arrangements have been finalised ior j Persidja Football Team, chainI pion of Indonesia, to p;ay two es m Kuala Lumpur. The first itch will be79 words
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Article38 1955-05-14 14 Today Sport SINGAPQM MALACCm KUALA L'dM Co I Regi M fl "fl C I r P Harda W S CR IPOH I m H Sri if I a I gro!<^a'-' P-CR-C H derso v fl the .'i '•;< 'J38 words
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Advertisement45 1955-05-14 14 2Oth Century-Fox presents KIRK DOUGLAS BELLA DARVI GILBERT ROUND ft ft F H N TONIGHT at MIDNIGHT TRACERS On^scopE VMEUn v i— In the Wonder of -^m^ H. I^2l fq» n3i H^^a al I^^' 9 ■■WH^^^'B'' i B^ppM.'-. I n SOUND fjfe»^^ '■k -5~-«JlBL_____^i^rtp| I45 words
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Advertisement51 1955-05-14 14 WORLD STANDARD-ORIEVy HEAV\IITIGHT CHAMPIONS WRESTLIH HAPPY WORLD SIM IKIDW »tt« 9 p.ni ■'l«r k^. DARA SING KINC K n NI Support***! By €Pih*»r Jr Hit ut*. SEATS:- $5/- $3/- $2/- kgfa Incl. Tox ™p RESERVATIONS NOW OPEN AT WINSTON'S L^J tit o4o h mmwi PHONE ***** V W Free Li>t>51 words
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Page 14 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous975 1955-05-14 14 RACE 1: 2.15 p.m.— Horses Class 4, Div. 4—7 Furs. 1 IK9 (hirala 5y 900 Mr. J. Ballas T.ioa Povall Sr olor S^JPff^ FaEEriffl i g Sir g g r am« 6. T,o Diamonds 5 5 8.00 Ml*. H. Q. DglfclS «d SCKA T <nou l> B a l! Ij975 words
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