Singapore Standard, 20 May 1955
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Title Section14 1955-05-20 1 Singapore Standard It i*\ [v. ><»• SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1955 14 PAGES ir> CENTS14 words
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237 1955-05-20 1 WINDSOR TO SUCCEED MALCOLM MacDONALD LONDON RUMOUR 'Step Towards A Colonial Post' Pc( i lON is rife m ion I)uke t of r u l| mi« reed Mr. i .ild as Brit--1 n r General \sia. mass 1 1 rirror r e ;..r*' I.i s t ,vi i move may237 words
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Article, Illustration9 1955-05-20 1 WILL HE BE THE NEXT C.G.? DUKE OF WINDSOR9 words
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Article356 1955-05-20 1 PROTEST OVER SACKINGS 10,000 City Council Workers Send Letter To Marshall w^£T HER str ke »s looming m Singapore. This time it is the 10,000 daily-rated employees of the City Council. Yesterday they threatened to call a general strike, if the Council failed to scrap356 words
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Article121 1955-05-20 1 Red China Has Eyes On Spore LONDON, May 19: (UP) Asian observers here were convinced yesterday that Red China is now concentrating on Singapore m its plans to commumze South-east Asia. All reports from Singapore have told the same story thai Mao Tsc-tungs experts am at work through undercover agencies121 words
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Article27 1955-05-20 1 n the tor the een north and ith m Soviet :d^d 01.o 1 i I tO B I j a agr pc 1 j 00 day*27 words
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Article14 1955-05-20 1 119 <Rev- >.. at the land p ng IT pit all Col n first14 words
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Article72 1955-05-20 1 Sex Slayer Sent To Mental Home NEW YORK. May 19 -Reu-::■:■■—-William Patrick Farell. :harg< d Vttta the sex slaying runry i I Ann Yarrow. 23-year-old British university student, was committed to an Insane asylum today. Ida Yarrow was strangled. d and tabbed repeatedIj In a Dal OO the fringe of72 words
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825 1955-05-20 1 Varsity Warns: Strike Or Abet— Out You Co DISCIPLINE BEING TIGHTENED ANY undergraduate of the University of Malaya who instigates, organizes or abets a strike will be dismissed instantly. This decision reached by the highest University authorities has been conveyed tc the I.UOO students. i The Standard reliably learnt yestcrdav.825 words
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Article56 1955-05-20 1 MOENCHEN CLADBACH. Germany. May 19 (AP) Fifteen thousand German employees of NATO's Northern Headquarters here threatened on Wednesday to strike to enforce demands for higher wages. Speakers at a rally threatened to call for a strike while protesting against "arbitrary and false interpretation" of a new56 words
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Article43 1955-05-20 1 MANILA. May 19 (AP> Nine persons are missing m shark-infested waters between Luzon and Mindoro Islands Two are dead and four injured out of 22 aboard a sailing boat rammed and sunk last night by an interisland steamer.43 words
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Article105 1955-05-20 1 IPOH. Thurs. Security forces, following up the killing of a Chinese terrorist by a party of armed civilian aborigines at Bukit Kledang Saiong on Sunday, located a large camp about 50 yards from the scene of the action. The camp had a radio aerial and105 words
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Article59 1955-05-20 1 BOMBAY. May 19. (Reuter) The report of the Indonesian Investigation Commission on the crash of the Air India Constellation. Kashmir Princess, last month with Chinese Communist officials on board is likely to be ready by the end of this month or early June. Air India's59 words
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Article60 1955-05-20 1 LOtVDOX. May 19 (Reuter > Britain has received an iivitation from the South Vietiam Prime Minister, Mr. Ngo Dinh Diem, to attend a fourpower conference m Saign to discuss questions concrning his country. A 3ritish Foreign Office spoksman said Mr. Diem had suggested that the conferece should60 words
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Article31 1955-05-20 1 -DKYO. May 19 (AP) No.h Korea claimed its coital guns repulsed "some 20( armed South Korean boss disguised as fishing cr:t" off its coast on May 7.31 words
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Article29 1955-05-20 1 lONG KONG. May 19: Thirty Chinese have b;n executed for opposing Onmunist control of agrictural production m central Hangtung province, accordij to reports from the mainlid.29 words
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Article151 1955-05-20 1 NAIROBI, May 19 (Reer) Troops, police and Kikuyu guards were massintoday on the fringe of the forest area at the eastern e<e of the Aberdares ready to launch an all-out attaclon Mau Mau terrorists if they fail to respond to thKenya Government's surrender offer.151 words
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Article42 1955-05-20 1 PARIS, May 19: (UP) Premier Edgar Faure's Cabinet today approved decrees aimed at reducing France's consumption of hard liquor. Among the new decrees was one that would establish provincial clinics to test drunken drivers and aid alcoholics.42 words
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Article48 1955-05-20 1 ACCRA, Gold Coast, May 19: (Reuter) Reinforcements and a company of troops have been rushed to Kumasi, capital of Ashanti province, following riots there over the week-end. Yesterday was the first time m four days that police have not reported clashes or other incidents.48 words
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Article146 1955-05-20 1 Lady Eden Cut Out hr The Job NEW YORK. May 19 (AP) Good Housekeeping magazine said yesterday that Lady Clarissa Eden is youne woman naturally tut out for the job" of being the wife of the Prime Minister of Britain and "hostess to the world." In a story by Charlott146 words
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Article96 1955-05-20 1 LONDON. May 19 (Rcutcn Mr. Robert Dermot Cuddy, an officer m the Colonial Service m Malaya was granted a decree nisi m the divorce court here yesterday on grounds of adultery of Mrs. Nancy Flora Cuddy wi'.h Brigadier Joseph Patrick O'Brien Twohig cited a s co-respon-dent m96 words
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Article30 1955-05-20 1 MR. JAWAHARLAL Nehru the Indian Prime Minister' will pay an official six-day visit to Yugoslavia at the end 01 June, it was announced m Belgrade on Thursday Peuter30 words
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Article159 1955-05-20 1 HIT TWICE IN FREAK ACCIDENT PENANG, Thurs.-The Chief Electrician of the motor vessel Clytoneus, Stewart Wilson, 30 was killed this morning after he was hit by a derrick while working 30 feet up on a Sampson Post on the port side of the vessel. i Wilson,159 words
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191 1955-05-20 1 MAY 22: D-DAY FOR MOCK AIR ATTACKS ROYAL Air Force Canberra bombers and four* engined Lincoln bombers of the Royal Australian Air Force will join United Slates B-29 bombers m mock attacks on Singapore and Malaya on Sunday, May 22. The exercise, which wjjj be under the genera) direction of191 words
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Article69 1955-05-20 1 TAIPEI. May 19 Chinese Communist guns shelled the Nationalist -held Little Quemoy Island today lor the second time In twelve hours following a visit to the Quemoy area by Mr. David Yu Ta Wei, Chinese Nationalist Defence Minister, a Nationalist communique said. Chinese Nationalist planes yesterdayReuter; UP - 69 words
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Article39 1955-05-20 1 HONGKONG. May 19 iAP) Sixty blind and dumb Chinese children presented flowers and gifts at Hongkong on Thursday to Miss Helen Keller, the blind and dumb American woman who Is making her sixth and last39 words
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Article469 1955-05-20 2 Stormy Debate Follows Decision Of Committee SEREMBAN, Thurs. Management Committees of Chinese schools m Ncgri Sembilan refused to register* non-grant-in-aid schools at a stormy meeting held at the Malayan Chinese Association Hall, here today. The Superintendent. Chinese School, Federation, Mr. P. Egerton, told the meeting that469 words
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Article161 1955-05-20 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber priies (cents per Ib) m Singapore yesterdaj were Buyers Sellers No 1 K.S.S. Spot Loose JU; 024 No 1 R.S.S fob. June Ml 9U No. 2 8!>1 891 No 3 «8 88i Tone. Quiet. TIN PRICK The price ot tin yesterday (per pii'ul) was 5357 i.161 words
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118 1955-05-20 2 Bad Cable Causes Break In Broadcast A LEAKAGE m tnc underground cable of Radio Malaya yesterday caused a breakdown m" the radio transmission yesterday morning. Soon after the fault was detected, workmen from the Telecommunications Department began a systematic check along the 10-mile stretch ot road under which the cables118 words
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Article40 1955-05-20 2 HONGKONG, May II 'Special Standard Sendee: I Closing prices of the Hon&ong Exchange today were: 5L5.70 to £1 sterling; $5,832; to US$l; $1,832 to Malayan 'Sl: 150,130I $0,130 to one Indonesian Ru- piah; Gold 5252.75 to a tad.40 words
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134 1955-05-20 2 Be Tolerant, MacG. Tells Students KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federation High Commissioner. Sir Donald MacGillivray. told students today "m our present troubled times, the best contribution we m Malaya can make to the cause of international harmony is an example of friendly tolerance and unfailing good humour m our dealings134 words
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Article, Illustration100 1955-05-20 2 MISS Priscilla Kao, daughter of M; Kao Ling Pai. former Chinese Consul General in Singapore. has been named to the Dean's List for three sueeessive years since 1954 for high scholastic attainment. Miss Kao joined the University of Pennsylvania in J952. on an Institute of International100 words
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Article80 1955-05-20 2 TEMERLOH. Thurs Radoli. 45. a P.W.D. labourer at Mentakab was today sentenced to three weeks' imprisonment when he pieaaed guilty to two charges of being drunk and disorderly m town on April 21 and 23. Inspector E. J Magnet, prosecuting, told the court80 words
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Article49 1955-05-20 2 THE East D;strict of the Singapore Sea Cadet Corps will hold a social and dance at the Junior Technics] School, Ba'estier Rosri. tomorrow Tickets will be available s1 the gate or from Sub/Lt. Beng Boon Liat. c/O Sar.; 4 ary Engineering Departs cm, City Council49 words
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Article35 1955-05-20 2 THE I judgment in 19 $531 and c I fl h. a mor. Dahari bin I The P .aara Binf m and Interest oc asmfl I lent Dahari on 1 on a prom. I35 words
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Article278 1955-05-20 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. How a Police Inspector hid behind the bed and covered three men while they tried to pose as Special Branch men and attempted to extort money from an aged squatter, the High Court was told today. Two of their accomplices278 words
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Article24 1955-05-20 2 THE draw of the Malacca Welfare Lottery will take place st the Coronation Park Bandstand on Saturday. May 21, at 6 p.m.24 words
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185 1955-05-20 2 Motor-Cycli Tried To Bei Lights Di THE Singapore Coroner, Mr. k i yesterday returned a verdict of misadv inquest into the death of Gerald Jonkers banking: concern, who died on Mar 25 Jr 1 a traffic accident. 1 s a Jonkers. newly arrived from Holland, had a provisional driving licence185 words
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Advertisement209 1955-05-20 2 Smlmmmi itari llaya Puasa nil our Muslim Friend* GIAN SINGH a CO., LTD. proud iff prvsvni A Fine New Shirt fttr ffnur llnlitlntf l'lpti*urt> if it f s smart it's comfortable it's long-wearing f i V^ tiiuturt.i Mi 1 bSOMM the vok- «et<i-up on the shoulder so J t n209 words
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Advertisement147 1955-05-20 2 COLOURING CONTEST w v -y*A -~^^^^fc Plan ()lir ()I(H 1 Long JohnWILVER 481 IIToIl 1 slK'wi ROBERT Cinemascope JkJ^ <<- < -i WCffJIHl^ Weicilfi by :0 L h CENTURY FQX^ Thorttrf Sll«|dpO« /#^4S y feJ a LLAX l&li^ A>7//ZC 8 Address RULES, ONLY BOYS AND GIRLS UNDER 16 YEARS OLD147 words
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Article, Illustration129 1955-05-20 3 M I S 8 Margaret Mi La r en and Mr. John Semi' s s, children of Seventh Day Adventist missionaries m Singapore, graduated from the Far Eastern Academy School at a ceremony held m the assembly room of the Far Eastern Division of Seventh Day Adventists m129 words
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Article174 1955-05-20 3 farades Planned For Sunday I.h rallies will highlight Empire Youth v i nets in Singapore on .May 22 when more ,000 jrootka from organizations affiliated to the si nil] participate. cenUter the i odral c: Betor hbishop of Singap Mgr. i 0 I] parade174 words
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Article37 1955-05-20 3 P asses For Pilgrims :rom the FedB ngaport ied tor the t the An S;: on t not that their the An.-;.ng's -y. p ms emb. :or the first ng ould the Federa- r tai re, not37 words
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Article72 1955-05-20 3 SEYEX terrifc ries will he represented en the air toni a: :30 when Radio Malaya guts on ac unrehearsed "Fi m Forum* 1 featuring delegates to the South-east Asian Fi'm festival. Taking part [n this open ■na discussion oi Asi m fl ma and their72 words
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315 1955-05-20 3 COPTER MAKES UNIQUE NIGHT LANDING Naval Pilot Rescues RAF YIP In Difficult Operation A Sembawang-based Naval helicopter made a night landing m a clearing surrounded by primary jungle m Fort Iskandar mi n the Federa tion on Wednesday to rescue Air Vice-Marshal Edwards-Jones, whose Royal Air Force 'copter had met315 words
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186 1955-05-20 3 Search For Common East -West Accord A MORAL Rearmament mission consisting of statesmen from Europe. Africa and the Middle East will visit thp leaders of Asia n< i xt month to find a common platform for the East and the West. Mr. Thio Chan Bee. Principal of the Anglo-Chinese School,186 words
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Article160 1955-05-20 3 THE Singapore Court of Civil Appeal yesterday increased the damages awarded by Mr Justice Tavlor to John Joffre Bheem. an inspector of posts injured m m accident, from 52.500 to $4,500 J xhe Court also awarded Bheem the costs of the trial and appeal. Mr. Denis160 words
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117 1955-05-20 3 OBJECTS TO MAGISTRATE HEARING CASE A SINGAPORE lawyer, Mr. F. B. Oehlers, who appeared m the Fourth Police Court yesterday on a summons charge of voluntarily causing hurt to a woman, Mrs. C. Robbins, wants another magistrate to hear the case. He alleged that the Magistrate. Mr. J. M. DevereuxColebourn117 words
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Article127 1955-05-20 3 Chairs For Coronation Park Users MALACCA. Thurs.— The amenities of Coronation Park. a popular recreation area near the sea front, are being further embellished by the Municipal Council. Lights will soon be up around the bandstand and the Municipal Engineer has been told to consider providing chairs. Including deck chairs,127 words
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Article31 1955-05-20 3 TANJONG MALIM, Thurs. The iifth annual general meeting of the Batang Padang Estates' Staff Union will be held at Trolak. South Perak, on Sunday. May 22. at 2.30 p.m.31 words
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Article189 1955-05-20 3 IPOH, Thurs A 30-year-old Kampong Simee villager, Law Har, who was described by the Ipoh District Crimes Officer as very 'co-operative" with the police, was today sentenced to eighteen months' imprisonment by the President of the Sessions Court, Che Mahmud Hashim, for voluntarily disposing of189 words
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Article71 1955-05-20 3 A WOMAN. Ellen Douglas Tann. was fined SlO m the Singapore City Police Court yesterday when she pleaded guilty to a charge of erecting a flower shed inside a Braddell Road house compound on Dec. 22, last year, without the permission of the City Council. She71 words
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Article39 1955-05-20 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— Tan Choo Kirn, of Singapore, who was found moving a quantity of cloth at Tanjong Surat. without a permit, was fined $400 by Mr. N. L. Cohen m the Sessions Court. Pengerang. today.39 words
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Article56 1955-05-20 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— Chua Nia Chong was fined $40 m the Magistrate's Court today, for using criminal forre on Police Constable Harun bin.Sabah. at Senai on Dec. 26. Harun had arrested a Chinese boy for throwing stones at a cinema and was taking him to the Police Station when56 words
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Article36 1955-05-20 3 u^ Oi esting me boy. cnua f v.y c would be better to kll] nim He then caught hold of Harun by the shirt and tried to punch him. Chua denied the allegation.36 words
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Advertisement58 1955-05-20 3 V\\ Cents Casual with Australia f\\\&^^\ mW I willowside uppers and strong \\V v S"""*^ v^^J^W^^ J-""" vlL 'W^ 11 X rubber soles. Available m Ir^ m^ w\/dfl W^ M^ M^r fj mL .^^k Federjtion and Corneo $15.90 lv m m Children's leather shoes Sl 2-7 S pore, Penan? v58 words
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Advertisement204 1955-05-20 3 0 cfeeftA -fct Tnofe. I for discovering M v^^^VL •I* was a P*eat day when R"* k mother discovered Heinz P Cream of Tomato Soup! Her m^BK'S^'Ai family and dinner guests j ¥vv were thriijed wiih its rich om creamy flavor and motner &a (\wm W§yiLy compliments galore. Now she204 words
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Article, Illustration611 1955-05-20 4 POLICE USED MINIMUM FORCE ONLY Vicious Attack Untrue -C.P.O. KAMPAR, Thurs.— Perok's Deputy Chief Police Officer, Mr. Arthur Stacey Barham, today said that the Assistant District Officer, Kampar, Che Shamsuddin, who had earlier ordered him to disperse a crowd outside Tronoh Mines Village on April 16, later told him to611 words
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216 1955-05-20 4 70,000th Jump' Award Goes To SAS Trooper AT first light yesterday a young: trooper of the Special Air Services Regiment leapt 800 feet from a Valetta aircraft of the Royal Air Force Station, Seletar, and became the 10,000 th British serviceman to make a parachute descent m the Far East.216 words
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Article135 1955-05-20 4 SINGAPORE'S GuiQemard Road will be turned Into a oneway street from the junction of Mountbatten Road to the mction of Lorong 40 during the Thomas Cup badminton matches m the Singapore Badminton Association Hal!. These arrangements come into effect from 6. M0 p.m. on each night135 words
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Article95 1955-05-20 4 Advised To Control His Temper THE Singapore Second Criminal District Cotirf Judge, Mr. J. W. D. Ambrose, yesterday advised a hawker. Poon Kong Tee. to "keep your temper under control." He said this before ordering Poon to be bound over to keep the peace for one year. Poon was charged95 words
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304 1955-05-20 4 Full House Entranced By Madame Butterfly DESPITE the hour (11 a.m.) the Italian-Japa-nese film adaptation of Puccinfs "Madame Butterflv M played to a full i house at Its only performance m Singapore yesterday. It was Dior? than evident from the entranced audience that this was an outstanding event m the304 words
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Article57 1955-05-20 4 THE 94-voice Rediffusion choral society will give a twohour concert with the Cordeiro Orchestra at. the Victoria Memorial Hah at 8.30 p.m. on May 21. 22 and 24 Yun Chun Yee. the young planJ.st who was a hit at the recent "shirt-sleeve" concert, will t* gurst57 words
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Article57 1955-05-20 4 INCHE Suleiman bin Sujak, 21-year-old Singapore Malay, who got his Malayan Auxiliary Air Force "wings" last year has now won a Royal Air Force Cadetship He is at present training m England. The cadet was formerly an apprentice surveyor with the Singapore Improvement Trust. He57 words
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Advertisement323 1955-05-20 4 CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS A LOVE STORY AS SMOULDERING AS THE BURNING END OF A CIGARETTE! nRfDOUGLAS-BELU DARVI GILBERT ROLAND THE 4^ racers 1 m J^ Color by Dl Luxi M ClNemaScoP^ r m vßPV^'^^l Uw stereophonic sousr .-sJ? I/,5 a l s w ''^sn" l h j s2 I m323 words
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Advertisement215 1955-05-20 4 J SHAW BROTHERS ORGANISATION r !i; .*|j CAPITOL g f THE BATTIT^7Th^IANTnN T^l BIGGEST SPECTACLE OF THE* A I S£/P£ASCOPi I ON TMK GIANT W.dTTc !T 1 S^W GARY BkK BHI LBNCfISTER I Wsk VERK CRUZ n SkY TICMNICOLOR MM MIDNIGHT TOMORRQvT^t DOWN THIS STREET RACED DEAD-END VIOLENCE! T DOWN215 words
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Miscellaneous1051 1955-05-20 4 c&lmcmac Information at a Glance W^tTt'^ m m B^Z^ iBife-^v--v 1 J -l!- •>■■ I- _l J _UM Talk, (16 82 19 59m>: 12 30 Ausil I nl tl A D fl V E l'-'^'i i^*^^^ trahan Artists. (16 82 19 39m>: »£1 II <J #4 r V.ll E< Immmt'1,051 words
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Article176 1955-05-20 5 n X Slater, \;r Stall I [uarters, 1953. C mmander Order r mpire. f 16 R a A r the Queen M :i during nded Nov- are: d Plyc. a b Squadron RAF: Capt. D. H. G. Wilson NO, 6d6 Squadron. RAF. Distinguished Flying176 words
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Article12 1955-05-20 5 Charged With Robbery I'HOO Court X ampoi I *n i baj ol12 words
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Article, Illustration64 1955-05-20 5 THE Singapore St. John Council last niuht save a farewell dinner to the Governor, Sir John Nicoll at the \delphi Hotel Coral Koom. Sir John was the patron of St. John Ambulance Brigade In picture Sir John Is replying: to Mr. Justice Knisht. From left are Mrs.Standard - 64 words
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Article63 1955-05-20 5 THE Singapore Art Society will be sponsoring a class m drawing for beginners m addition to the present classes on oil-painting. The class will bo conducted by Roy Slade. A.T.U.. and will be held once a week m the British Council Hall on Friday evenings from63 words
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Article213 1955-05-20 5 WANG Tay alias Pay Ec Siang was yesterday sentenced to one year's imprisonment by the Singapore Second Criminal District Court Judge, Mr. J. W. D. Ambrose, on a charge of criminal intimidation. Before sentencing him. the Judge said: "11 is a wicked thing to put213 words
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Article, Illustration45 1955-05-20 5 THE acting Governor, North Borneo. Mr B. J. U lirien, flew into Singapore yesterday on a routine visit. Mr O'Brien said that he will call on the Commissioner General. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. He will also < all on the Governor, Sir John Nicoll.45 words
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Article182 1955-05-20 5 Marshall's Message To Police THE Chef Minister. Mr. David M a messo&e t*t appn ttioa to the P< i c Co: n i for "the magnifies w ork don I Ibi an- of the Singapore F* ri iring the peocnl i lot I bis absent** t 1 b 4 Andrew182 words
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Advertisement169 1955-05-20 5 A LOVE STORY THAT HURTLES RsEfl FULL-SPEED ACROSS THE BARRIERS OF CONVENTION! SIHHHBBBBBBBHBBBHBBBB :v: |n L/ f| ri 1 1 f* I A B i 1^ 1 Ajh j^ l^^. I S V"" Ji w^^ unquenchable thirsts' 3| SAVAGERY and SPLENDOR! l^^K?ffil HTnffß^^^Bli: tight tights. KIRK DOUGLAS^ BELJi DARVI GILBERT169 words
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1004 1955-05-20 6 Singapore Standard Public Opinion MEMBERS Ol the new GOTemment are nettled by p] ol the way they dealt with recent Ugl] events Th< Chiel Minister. In particular, is feeling 2 I those newspapers which did not pull the! W Mle he is equally cut up with certain i I supporting1,004 words
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218 1955-05-20 6 Sir;— A recently elected politician declared his preference for Communism, rather than Colonialism. As this is still a free country he is entitled to select his "ism." As he is also closely connected with the dispute around Alexandra Road, I would like to218 words
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Letter197 1955-05-20 6 Weak- Kneed Policy Sir;— l wish to lake of! my hat to you Eor y v c. irageOUS editorials oa ie Strike Crisis m the past few weeks. To the average man m the street the policy oi the present Government is a very weak-kneed one. Instead Ol being firm.197 words
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Letter339 1955-05-20 6 Sir: —It is my sincere belief that many car owners both m Singapore and m the Federation are aware of the different rates of road taxes for motor vehicles <Jf the same cubic capacity and horsepower. To Illustrate my point, let us take for example two light ears,339 words
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Letter127 1955-05-20 6 Sir;—I am not much good at shadow boxing nor am I going 10 spend all my time as spokes- man of the Progressive Party m answering "ghost" letters or letters from persons who only dare attack others be- hind the shield of a J nom-de-plume. My Party always welcomes127 words
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339 1955-05-20 6 Sir; Last week's appalling events have at least clarified the political situation m Singapore and indicated to responsible people the line they must take. From now on our foremost activity must be the struggle against Communism. "Give me se.f-government and then see339 words
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Letter116 1955-05-20 6 Sir: I have read with great Interest your editorial peru.ining to the Karbouv Board strike, but I being a layman, rind it very difficult to understand why the S.H.B. Staff Association does not want to submit the dispute (m whole) to arbitration. You ask the Harbour Board116 words
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Letter61 1955-05-20 6 Sir; What a relief for the thousands of members of A.C.S.U. to hear that their trusted president is righting so wonderfully for a big "Pay Rise 1' for 3.C.A.S.: Well done. Mr. Preddent, arry on fighting for a handful of J.C.A.S. and Specials and ignore thousands of lower-grades, who61 words
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565 1955-05-20 6 Root Causes Of S.H.B. Strikers Discontent Sir:— lt seems that your correspondent "Observer" does not face facts squarely. We would request him to wrestle with the root causes of our discontent. The Chairman of the Singapore Harbour Board has, not treated the Union on a proper basis and has been565 words
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Letter81 1955-05-20 6 Sir;— Ail Aided schools receive 30 cents per pupil lor the minor running i xpenses of these schools. Is this adequate? The City Council bill absorbs the major part of this leaving nothing or very little for the school to spend on other amenities eg books, chalk81 words
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Letter299 1955-05-20 6 Sir, In your frontpage report of the debate on the riots, those Who engineered them are referred to m one place as 'PAP together with their Communist supporters and backseat drivers** and m the adjoining column as •'PAP with their Communist supporters and taxi-drivers" As a299 words
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Letter, Illustration206 1955-05-20 6 Sir:— Fact s and figures for Mr. Bill Peterson Co., to ponder over regarding coffee-shops making 200 c o profit. According to Mr. Peterson a katty of cofleepowder costing $1.80 can make 60 cups of coffee, therefore 3 cents worth of powder is required for 1 cup of coffee.206 words
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Article89 1955-05-20 6 Doctor I "1 1 1 1 I > hanuc. 1 of 1 > Pa: 1 I I Asiai 1 dur I m 1 i has i CO::- that 1 attitu I 1 dm din's M I I m ly i tic. m Chinrse Schools -fl is"' I89 words
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Advertisement94 1955-05-20 6 dfasfasdfsaf as a NEW HMVERSAL EVCVIiIHfII EDITED BY SIR JOHN HAMJ U Knowledge is the key to Universal Encyclopedia" c the world's learning within the handsome volumes. It is prcc with illustrations thai really do till other work of its kind con the facts D found and so easily understc94 words
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Miscellaneous7 1955-05-20 6 'Of course it wouldn't suit YOU* GretchenT7 words
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Article392 1955-05-20 7 ,bour's H-Bomb 3 licy is Right' n Lancashire, May 19. (Keuter). ider, Mr. Clement Attiee, last night w >ton Churchill for making a "silly labours polity over the hydrogen ■id, had thought it an idea" t al Lai ui should suggest speriments with the hydro- B392 words
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Article64 1955-05-20 7 m q cam- public opiH asting I t Con- n nt) Pi a ra who theiz vote. I H o ns< i Ol such 17 per .f-rnment l cent for B r p ted m the rvati /,rity of 105 I I ared with 19 Uzens one of the64 words
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Article, Illustration78 1955-05-20 7 ('.RACE KELLY, seen above with the French actor, Jean Pierre Aumont. her constant companion at the Cannes Film Festival neither confirmed nor denied to A. P. a romantic Interest m him, when she arrived m New York yesterday. Asked directly if she was Koine to marry him, Grace replied:IP - 78 words
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227 1955-05-20 7 MOSCOW, May 19 (Reuter).— Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet Communist leader, said yesterday: "The fundamental principle of Soviet external policy is the acceptance of the possibility and necessity for the peaceful co-existence of various social systems," the Soviet News Agency, Tass, reported today. Speaking at227 words
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Article17 1955-05-20 7 Security Drive In Algeria xiay 4 peace ned c ter- .1- Is, how- the ful Moroc- ihot!17 words
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92 1955-05-20 7 »MBAY, May 19 (Rei I it] Poi tug c today rired B group I ,rahis I F tho cross- Ed into Goa. wounding four of r ling to a me bei oi the group quoted v ghi hrust of India. T :rteen92 words
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Article156 1955-05-20 7 M l«i (AP)— Communist leaders fear that d revolt— similar to the June 17, 1953 Hare m restless East Germany, West J^jatelligeiice authorities said today. The Ea^t German Communist regime has just ordered strict new security measures m an effort to keep public discontent under156 words
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28 1955-05-20 7 Disappearing Act Was Very Profitable M 19: I rr.a. have name '"The was tn ennneell appearing disappeared (24.000 d mer- cate the eai ure rcerer,** July, was lay.28 words
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189 1955-05-20 7 RIVERHEAD, Nev York, M 19, i ap-- a New Jersey I a claim yesterday for ara she was the r wli n the late William k tnderbllt, sportsman, and I-■ iat lU< d to a U*****. 000.000 lira D ra Blowers, of Livingston, filed the189 words
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Article76 1955-05-20 7 LA JOLLA, California. May 19 >.\Pi- A night school tea r .shot and killed his estranged wile, critically wounded another woman and then killed nimsell yesterday. police said. Dead were Richard Vance Mackay. 45. and bis Wife. Jane, 29. Critically wounded was Miss Marguerite M. Wood.76 words
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Article44 1955-05-20 7 STAFFORD. England, May 19 (Renter)— Mr. Ken Richard- candidate. had Oi six people at his meeting m a village near here last eight -and they were all Conservative So ho had a drink m the local pub .'»t their expense.44 words
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Article64 1955-05-20 7 BERLIN. May 19: (UP) Communist border guards fired seven shots at a West Berlin taxi today and tightened Berlin's baby blockade. Communist police fired the seven shots at the West Berlin taxi driving along a border road on the boundary of the British sector of64 words
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Article34 1955-05-20 7 SWARMS of locusts arc ravaging the western part of China's North-western Province of Sinkiang. the New China Commu n is t News Agency reported from the provincial capital of Tihwa yesterday. Reuter,34 words
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Article75 1955-05-20 7 He Will Be Counsellor To MacD LONDON. May 19. fßeuter) —The British Foreign Office new s department will shortly be losing another top man. Mr. John Robb. who has been deputy head for some three years, will this Summer be going to New Delhi to be- come counsellor m the75 words
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216 1955-05-20 7 Money Made Baer Cruel Arrogant, Says Wife HOLLYWOOD May 19 (UP).— Buddy Bacr. 39, former boxer turned actor, was described as "lazy and ungrateful" yesterday by his estranged wife. May Mann. 37, Movie Fan magazine writer and Miss Utah of 1938. Miss Mann, in an answer to Baer's cross complaint216 words
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115 1955-05-20 7 SEPARATION PREFERRED TO ANNULMENT NEW YORK. May 19 (AP) Sandri Rambeau Hearst, 46. blonde former actress, sought yesterday to upset a 1951 Mexican annulment of her marriage to George R. Hearst and, instead, win a legal separation. In Supreme Court here, she testified that Hearst who since has married actress115 words
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Article113 1955-05-20 7 Bombers Search For Airliner NAIROBI, May 19 <UP) An armada of jet and bomber planes today criss-crossed steaming jungles and lakes south of here wncre an East African airliner went down with six women and 14 men aboard. The plane, a twin-engine DC-3. was believed to have crashed yesterday m113 words
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236 1955-05-20 7 Leo Jupiter Take Over From Cupid NEW DELHI. May 19 (UP) The Hindu wedding boom unprecedented m recent history ended last week with a quarter of a million couples united m wedlock. Hindu priests declared the coming months "inauspicious" for weddings. The priests have, however, announced a few more •auspicious236 words
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217 1955-05-20 7 U.S. SENDS RICE SELLING MISSION TO S-E.A. WASHINGTON, May 19 (Reuier). The United States has sent a four-man group of specialists to Burma and Thailand to discuss South-East Asia's "very serious" rice marketing problem, the State Department announced yesterday. The group, led by Mr. Charles Baldwin, Deputy Assitant Secretary of217 words
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Article125 1955-05-20 7 LONDON. May 19, (AP)— Lady Frances Lloyd George, widow of the former Prime Minister and Liberal Party leader, said yesterday she will vote Conservative m the May 26 British general election. She lias the sccoJid survivor of Earl Lloyd George to desert the withered Liberal Party125 words
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Article166 1955-05-20 7 Intelligence Officer DETROIT, May 19 (AP)— A high-ranking l\S air force intelligence officer says the Russians have fighters and bombers equal in performance to the best planes the United States now has and the Russians have more of these planes. r Brigadier General Woodbury M. Burgess,166 words
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Article112 1955-05-20 7 A Kiss For Every Letter Box LONG BEACH. California. May <APi The 4(ith birthday party that the women on postman Joseph Pugliese's route held for him was the best! Pugliese kissed eVrry one of them and there are 528 women on the route. The women lured Puglirse into the Domirnguez112 words
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Article, Illustration30 1955-05-20 7 photo. AMERICAN star of "Carmen Jones," beautiful Dorothy Dandridge smiles and waves to admirers as she arrives in Cannes to present the film, that made her famous overnight.- UPUP - 30 words
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Article32 1955-05-20 7 WELLINGTON, May Iff (Reutcr) S:r Edmund Hillary, the conqueror of Evsresi urill Lecture British Commonwealth troops m Japan and Korea m August, it wrai ftnnounced here ton ght.32 words
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Advertisement75 1955-05-20 7 (ill m^^^^L 11 llliilillililiillfllff^ Will olways keep your hoir tidy. po^ Ideal for almost every occasion fO*walking, motoring, tennis, golf, etc. f Made of Nylon Net and available m plain Jttf shades of Blue or Mauve. *l*lm Price: $I*6o each. SEE: Singapore's first Beach Queen contest ot Happy World Stodium75 words
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1081 1955-05-20 8 DAVID ROADS; —William 4 - DAVID ROADS William 4 Daily Life Of An American Detainee Hongkong y[ARYKNOLL Bishop. James Edward Walsh of Cumberland, Maryland, now detained m Shanghai by the Communists, has been resharpening five old razor blades on the in-, side of a water glass daily1,081 words
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Advertisement310 1955-05-20 8 ffeiikan IF OTHERS FAIL TRY SbliHan ..-^^i*^ 7fh Day: 3.15 6.30 9.1 5 pm 4f" SAMIA 'The Belly" GAMAL m SO"TH-EAST ASIA FILM CO's r HAcmamm y j! :i>7P"AM HUSJCAi *I'H:NUJW \UBr> r L:i J ml 1 Special Midnil, Shows Tomorrow b Sundcjy "AAR PAAR" India's Top Film w Eng.310 words
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Miscellaneous428 1955-05-20 8 Every Friday For Children C"T_/ lr ''mm *.Jf /plash pob a bun Vffftll ANN? //< heard ww at y^OP coua&e^t < s !< t JLml J §L m m I IN T^c pack please I -y Yr*-_J^>M hApp N D *vw"-E J /s '-rs -s yjpPv^ eiciting adventure on trie428 words
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397 1955-05-20 9 World-Wide German Research On Deepsea Fishing EARLY this spring, at Bremerhaveu, a new ship named "A nton Dohrn" was put into operation for research on deep-sea fishing. President Heuss was present at the initiation eeremonie.,, since he is the author of a bock on Anton Dohrn, who founded the world-famous397 words
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Article467 1955-05-20 9 -R. 8. 0 - -R. 8.0. Bill Good Reading STRANGERS IN THE SUN by Noel Barber, Geoffrey Bits, London, 16 A JOURNALIST m a hurry. I with an eye for colour and sensation, never can write a satisfactory travel book doing credit to the places he has visited. All his467 words
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1322 1955-05-20 9 EDWARD CRANK SHAW, Britain's Soviet i, Affairs specialist, reviews the first English j 1 1 translation of Sukhanov's personal record of i I the Russian Revolution! <! 'TVIKOLAI SUKHANOV was I"" 1 a revolutionary intel- lectual who may best be I described as an1,322 words
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Article612 1955-05-20 9 = Ernest \ \ S. Pisko - Ernest S. Pisko By The Young Hitler I l\nen\ by Aogltsl Kubizek. Introduction by 11. R. Trevor-Roper. Illustrated. (Boston: Houirliton Mifliin Comptty« 298 pp. PL) by a friend PONTRARY to a widelyheld belief, Hitler never was a paper hanger. Nor was he ever a house612 words
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Advertisement75 1955-05-20 9 Brandy from the LARGEST wine producing organization m the world. Si^vCvK3s'?^s?^* i^XjSs^"'" '''''"^X^"'*" ■S^^BESSSi*""."'"*"" flwfe.v- 1 SkK*^"* -jpP^jPC*''' 'iA Eiv^&l^S^'" \i"^fc»S^Sy''*"*'""jt •'•'■>* •ii""-'"'"'^x-'' ''MBwlDafrA ■■■-'3JhBKv-'. 1 "cfcoScC"^'-'*!-'- 3^^^K iii'«i' ?'i i; vK^!^?^^K^ws^v*^i^wC«3siK^?**"^"'' ■''-•■'-'■•■•■''■•mbSß afieK^v^''-'-'- ''jPffllife: B^Hf. f/> '7| J^SSW^A "S vvSSSS&P^^nSt < ■"■"-'■"•"■Kj* i JSnjj&HEy O^^S^S^S* 1 •Jw'v^v :8ocBwB»5:': HKfe-'j:'^*:-i<^Pffiyy^''-*^'^75 words
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Miscellaneous121 1955-05-20 9 TTi I > < 1 a -1..V.W im j pre? '4' 19- Bui 1 na pigeon Uver'ri audi l! tmlet) (4j I im el i 8) n seems to ledge of (71 ielps push the b* a a on i- 1 4 A .c WIS be quite' evasive (7> equal—121 words
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316 1955-05-20 10 Copra Market Uncertain On R.I. Reports Finanev And Caitmmree Standard Market Reporter NEWS that some 70,000 tons of copra worth about CO million are piling up m East Indonesia has caused some uncertainty and nervousness m the Singapore copra market. The feeling among local copra traders was that this copra316 words
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Article124 1955-05-20 10 THE Singapore Open General Licence will he extended from today, the Controller of Imports and Exports. Mr. \V H. Walker announced yesterday. 11 is extended so a? to perI without specific licence the import of cameras and radio gramophone? if origi- iting m and ci n igned124 words
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Article41 1955-05-20 10 MALAYA'S foreign trade continues to show improvements, exports exceeding imports by S:;.').!> million. according to preliminary st.iti.stii> The overall value of the trade m March amounted to $698.1 million, with imports at $332.4 million and exports $366.3 million.41 words
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Article42 1955-05-20 10 HONGKONG'S external trade during April readied HK5497,500,000, HK$36 million higher than the total for the corresponding period last year. This was 6.1 per cent lower than the preceding month, according to the Department oi Commerce and Industry.42 words
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257 1955-05-20 10 BRITISH banking Is revealed to be playing a major part m the expansion of the economy of underdeveloped areas m the Far East, including Malaya. The increase m the number of branches and the wider areas being covered by these banks257 words
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164 1955-05-20 10 Stockpile Of Columbite Ends In '56 IPOH, Thurs.— United States stockpile of colwnbite/tantaiite concentrate, at the present rate of buying, wi I be completed m mid-1956, well ahead of the original target dale of Dec. 31, 1956. According to the latest issue of the Metal Bulletin, the <:•■ >kpi c164 words
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Article219 1955-05-20 10 PRODUCE A DULL MART AFTER much trading activity on Wednesday, dull conditions again prevailed at the Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange. No business was reported m pepper which closed at the following prices (per picul) Muntok white $177 Sarawak $176 (bo t h unhanged), Special Sarawak s $137 (down $1), Copra219 words
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Article146 1955-05-20 10 OITKR RCADS Lapaz. China Mail, Grootkerk. Caltex B?ngkalis. Maung Bama. LeOville, Antilochus, Eidanger, Heinh Hover, Slanvac Palembang. Caltcx Delhi. Sandviken. Soudan. Limbur?. Chong Hsing, Choysang, Shillong, Taksane. Taiabut, Sirdhana, Bustler. INMR ROADS Cornfish, Scuggarang. Senai, Ilua L". Ton e Scan«. Hai vScng Hin, Buloh. Sumj>itan Tony Sing.146 words
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Article, Illustration350 1955-05-20 10 T. J. CHIA - INDIA TO BUY MORE MALAYS RUBBER T. J. CHIA Latex Demand May Increase By INDIA'S rubber requirements hove outstripped her production and she is looking to Malaya solely for her immediate and future supplies to make up for the shortage, Mr. K.M. Philip, a visiting member of the management committee350 words
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Article, Illustration100 1955-05-20 10 THE challenge of tlxe atomic age. has produced this special typewriter which is used at Hancell Britain's atomic energy research centre. It is a machine with tiro keyboards, giving a rangg of 180 characters, and is for the typing of mathematical tormulae. Similar machine? made by100 words
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146 1955-05-20 10 R.I. Selling Hits The S'pore Mart Standard Market Reporter INDONESIAN selling <m the New York market was largely responsible for the drop in the rubber prices in the Singapore market yesterday which dosed at !'l cents per lb. for first grade June shipment, a drop ot s ceat on Wednesday.146 words
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Article19 1955-05-20 10 MALAYA I 2. coconuts worth $300 and ported 857.000 coconut- v >'.7U 072 m March this ye;19 words
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126 1955-05-20 10 OX the Malayan share market yesterday, industrials were quietly steady with narrow fluctuations. Tin shares continued irregular. while rubber shares were almost inoperable despite selective interest. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association yesterday were: INDUSTRIAL? Buveis Sellers 8.8. Petrol 30 31 xd Gair.ir.o-.126 words
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Article111 1955-05-20 10 SINGAPORE sharebrokers re. ported the following business done yesterday: Fed Dis. Orris. 1.75 Gammon 2 65 overnight 2 62J, 2.65 today W. Hammer 2.65 Malayan Cement 1 4Ti 1.48 Met a! Box 1.40" Robinson Orris. 2 00 Spore Cold Storage 1 75 Straits Traders 23.00 ready 23.10111 words
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Article32 1955-05-20 10 MOVEMENTS of tin-in-con-cent rates from the mainland of the Federation of Malaya to Singapore and Pcnans during April amounted to 5.078 tons (5.216 tons m March), according to official statistics.32 words
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152 1955-05-20 10 MALAYA-AU ST. TRADE MAY SOON INCREASE THE volume of trade between Malaya and Australia is expected to increase. The Australian Trade Commissioner for Malaya, Mr. H. M. Lc Marchand. disclosed at a Press conference yesterday, m Penang that Australia last year bought $6 million worth of timber from Malaya. Timber152 words
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Article272 1955-05-20 10 THE Prime Minister of Ceylon, Sir John Kotelawala. announced m Colombo yesterday that a scheme for an export subsidy to prevent tea prices falling below one rupee fifty cents (about two shillings and three pence) per pound would come into operation from the next Colombo tea272 words
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Article87 1955-05-20 10 Researd Aids Rubber Positions. K( t v p,,. hHp*. waj <c a Rncbnd lan<! H| r Pfi^:,;- i Kul.r. Yashin, en yi i ■ural and rang. LI 3elow 7 1 .n sid Phole be tura: would b< I iong i j ai Rubbe: Lone 4 cal position. rubb« of thr87 words
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Advertisement689 1955-05-20 10 NOTICES TENDER NOTICE SEPARATE tenders arc invited from registered businessmen for the supply ol rations to prisoner^ and fuel to the Prisons at Taiping, Batu Gajah, Kuala Lumpur. Penang, Johore Bahru, Alor Star. Seremban Malacca, Sungei Fata ni, Nfuar, Kuantan, TrengPi t'i Camp Pengkalan :>a Ke antan, Henry Gur- Sch689 words
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Advertisement150 1955-05-20 10 NOTICES CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA npiiE following generating A plant is offered for sale and can be seen at the Taiping Power Station of the Central Electricity Board: I— Mirrlees, Bickerton Day 300 B.H.P 6 cylinder Oil Engine, 250 R.P.M. direct coupled to: I— 2OOKW Mather150 words
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Advertisement158 1955-05-20 10 h H boord 0 w V S| fl| fare f c V JL tonr: M you' ff 'C l*r*JJ For rtttrvotiont, coll your trove! ogent or c ~rr. A"*' Phon. 2412 Wontfield A Co., Ltd., Oceon Bldg., Sinjiopor* Kuolo Lgmpur Penong SpeCiOi fcow'c- PA/V AMFNfCA/V WORLD'S MOST MM l^" *TrtuU-Mark,158 words
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Advertisement693 1955-05-20 11 J IJfrENCH TRADING CO., LTD. J THE BLUE FUNNEL LINe"" Ob n -M AMERICAN SERVICE f\M I m** 9 Ne T(KI1 ce lf #t H»H«o*lphui Cult PorH Vl6 |une 17 |un* H Mn# 25 lulv 118 IWN 19 lub M/ 21 «tv 28 Aul II 6 S^pt 17 Sept v693 words
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Advertisement1106 1955-05-20 11 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO M LTD. Tel: 2412 ShJZT ('"corporate m Singapor.) {U In oept, THE BLUK FE2NNEL LINE T h to pro ed US oth potM to lo d d h «.w SAILINCS to LIVIRPOOL, CLASCOW. LONDON CONTININT Singapore Ou P. S ham Pcnans Alcmou* for Marseilles, (Swansea i.1,106 words
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Advertisement793 1955-05-20 11 MITSUI jujpi LINE Spore P. Shorn Penong FOR JAPAN from Indio Oeson Moru from Bombay, for Kobe, Moji, Yokohama, Ncgoya 30 May Meiko Maru from Calcutta, Rangoon for Moji, Kobe 5 June FOR JAPAN from Continent Awojisan Maru for Yokohama, Mo|i, Kobe, vio Saigon, Bangkok, H'kong In Port Mtirimon Moru793 words
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Advertisement789 1955-05-20 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES SAILINGS TO CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA For Aden, Port Soid, Genoa, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hamburg, Copenhogen, Gothenburg and Oslo. S'oore P. S'hom Penong x) "SELANDIA" 5/7 June 8/9Junc 10/11 JaM "MALACCA" 3/5 July 6/6 July 7/7 July x) Calls London (possengers only), Gdynia. SAILINGS FROM SCAMDINAVIA/U K. /CONTINENT Spore P S'hom789 words
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Article, Illustration628 1955-05-20 12 iNORAH LITTIEJOHN - iNORAH LITTIEJOHN By TT ANT a new blouse? TAKE A YARD OF MATERIAL Want a new .jerkin? TAKE THREE. QUARTERS OF A YARD. Want a new waistcoat? TAKE ANOTHER THREEiII ARfERS OF A YARD. It's as simple as that and straight from Paris It took a French g;rl628 words
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Article, Illustration872 1955-05-20 12 Kenneth 0. Gilmore - Kenneth 0. Gilmore By WASHINGTON. I JJREAFAST in bed is the first order of the day for Mamie Eisenhower. But don't think she's leading c a life of Luxury, That's hardly the case. This is just one way she hopes to save a little energy872 words
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Article, Illustration861 1955-05-20 12 FROM left to right;- Hollywood actress Mara McAfee adds extra rouge, becaiise with so much skin exposed >\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\y a pale look is often the result. In the centre picture Mara extends her Pan-cake make-up down on to her \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\w\\\\ shoulders, before donning one of the new861 words
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Advertisement90 1955-05-20 12 The world famous ja TIGER medicinal products CHEE THONE SAN Provides Instantaneous rel efft* Toothache, Earache, Stomachache, Muscle Pain, Indigestion, Backache, Colds, Sore Throat, etc. ENG AUN TON THE TIGER MEDICAL HAlj |^4^PFRV| BABY Feather weight portable electnc RHYTHM 1^ I only 12 lbs, does work of a full sixc90 words
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Article260 1955-05-20 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Selangor's four women's doubles pairs to take part m the Malayan badminton championships were decided when elimination rounds were played off m the Selangor Badminton Association Hall last night. Misses Sally Tan and Leong May Pheng beat Mary Yap and Wang260 words
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Article, Illustration115 1955-05-20 13 MARSHALL CLAYTON, a welterweight who wants to be a preacher, last night flew into Singapore. Accompanied by his manager. Bob Marshall, Clayton told pressmen that he will fight in Singapore if he could make a deal with Singapore promoter, Little Nene. who met them at the airport. If a deal115 words
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Article43 1955-05-20 13 LONDON, May 19, (Reuter)— The South Africans tailed to press home their excellent start against Cambridge yesterday. The middie batting collapsed against the varied Cambridge attack. The tourists were all out m the last over of the day for 2GB.43 words
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Article, Illustration61 1955-05-20 13 THE Burmese Badminton team who will be competing m the coming Malayan badminton championship arrived m Penang by air from Rangoon today (Wednesday. Miiy 18). Left to right: Mr. Khin Maung Aye (singles champion), Maung Myint Tun (doubles champion), U Yu Saing (President of the Burmese Badminton), U Kyaw Sheins:61 words
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Article55 1955-05-20 13 THE following will represent the McNair Cricket Club against the Raffles Institution m a friendly cricket match tomorrow at 2 p.m. Patrick Param: Th jma? Oral. R. Pcreira: H. Pereira: T. Chenu. B. Gan; Simon Nathan. George C. Maniam. Benny Batu. Martm Quck; Jimmy Quek. Reserves: M. Quck.55 words
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Article53 1955-05-20 13 SINGAPORE Improvement Trust Sports Club beat Overseas Assurance Sports Club by ten goals to two m a friendly soccer game played at Farrer Par* yesterday. Scorer's for SITSC were S R.C. Naidu (4). V.J. Dass C<'. Bala <2» and Victor Famy while Ah Chye <2> replied for Overseas53 words
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Article532 1955-05-20 13 Royal Singapore Golf Club will meet the Army m a Golf match this week-end at 2.15 p.m. Player^ and starting times for the foursomes on Saturday are: FIRST NINE 2.15 D.I. Stirk (2) and J.A. Gibson (10) vs. Gardner (3) Thompson OOi. 2.20 R. Craik (3) J.532 words
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Article300 1955-05-20 13 HIT 347 RUNS BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, May 19, (Reuler). —A world record seventh wicket stand was established here today by Denis Atkinson captaining: West Indies m the absence of Jeff Stollmeyer and Claremont Depiez, the West Indies wicket-keeper. They took the West Indies score to 494300 words
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Article119 1955-05-20 13 1 1 EIKE. May It (Reuter) Australian jockey Rae Johnston won his 27th I European classic when J riding Lady Ursula j Vernon's colt Hugh Lupus i to a four lengths victory i i m the Irish 2.000 guineas j i run over one mile here119 words
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Article385 1955-05-20 13 Referee Prevents An Ugly Situation TWO COLONY footballers were ordered by referee F. J. Grosse to leave the field for fighting during a SAFA Div 3B league soccer match between Town Rangers and Young Companion Athletic Association yesterday. The match, played m the Clerical Union385 words
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Advertisement642 1955-05-20 13 CLASSIFIED ADS ANNOUNCEMENT THOMAS CUP MATCHES v DINNER Seats for the above functions are very much m demand those already invited who have not replisd by the first P° ?<i on Saturday 21st (for the M*atehes> or Saturday 4th June (for the dinner) will regretfully be assumed to be nonattenders.642 words
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Miscellaneous182 1955-05-20 13 Abner fiy A/ Copp f f"D B£TTLR c > *<J <:^ l -ft'* r-'^/S V 9:> WMUTFO 1 MUST ODDwiCKEf'I HAIN'T THAR YES M-v J~ X^ -I hOR f Lt < GOIDEH- HAIRED h iS YO 4 IOOk AFTER VO' IS ALUJS I SOMETKiN J/ CmilD- -a>»dTCut *!TW/T Kfu. (<f182 words
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Miscellaneous82 1955-05-20 13 SOCCER:— Div. 2B: S.C.C. vs. R.A.F. Seletar at S.C.C. Div. 3B: Springdale Sports Club vs. Rajaji Sports Club at Geylang: Social A. P. vs. Netaji M.S.C. at Farrer Park. ARMY SOCCER:— Div. 310 A B.T.S.M.B.T.C. vs. Command Pay Office: 221 IV h. Bn. R.A.O.C. vs. 3 Army Dog Guard Unit;82 words
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Article363 1955-05-20 14 BAM Sends An SOS' By LEONG HEW MENG FIRST it was the heat, then the lights, and now it is the shuttlecock. Yes, the Americans want it slow, and like all good hosts, the Badminton Association of Malaya have dispatched an S.O.S. by way363 words
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Article121 1955-05-20 14 AMERICA'S JOE Alston and Dick Mitchell had a practice session by themscives yesterday afternoon. Both were bothered by the breeze, but otherwise, were impressive. They arc definitely much improved players. The Danes took over the show from the Malayans, and Finn Kobbero immediately attracted the attention of the121 words
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Article58 1955-05-20 14 MUNICH, May 19 (Reuter)— Italy completed a s—o victory 'over Germany when their 'second round European zone [Davis Cup lawn tennis tie ended here yesterday. In the concluding singles ,Fausto Gardini beat Rupert ,Hobr 6—o, 6—3, 6—3 and ,Giuseppe Merlo defeated ,Christoph Biederlack 6—l, ,B—6. 6—l. i58 words
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Article88 1955-05-20 14 J A SPECIAL team of bad- minton reporters and well 2 known writers have been assigned to bring you the latest on the Thomas Cup teams and the matches to be played. x Leong Hew Meng of Ipoh covered the previous Thomas Cup matches m x London88 words
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Article501 1955-05-20 14 EVERY sportsman m Ifal&y* whether he is a badminton player or not, is wondering which country from among America. India. Denmark and Australia, will emerge as the ultimate challenger to Malaya for possession of thc Thomas Cup— symbol of world badminton supremacy, writes Leong Hew Meng.501 words
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Article110 1955-05-20 14 IPOH, Thurs.— Two trophy races are included m the programme for the Perak Turf Club race meeting here on June 25. 29 and July 2. The trophy races are for clcss two division one horses over 5k furlongs straight, carrying stakes of $7,500. and class five division110 words
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Article238 1955-05-20 14 By WINDSOR LAD PENANG, Thurs.— Only a few horses worked out at Batu Gantong this morning. Spencers pair. Park II and Film Fan II were given two rounds. They ran the half mile m 55 sec and the three m 40-4/5 sec. Film Fan II (Jones)238 words
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Article288 1955-05-20 14 PENANG. Thurs. Race weights for the final day, Saturday, of the Penang meeting are: Horses Class 4. Div I—l Mile Firebird 9.00 3 Dimension 8.13 Linkshir 11 8.12 Siapa Tahu 8.11 I row Hill 8.09 De-Win 8.06 What Happened 8.04 Fairy Gift 8.04 Tia Juana 8.03 Forget -Me-Not288 words
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188 1955-05-20 14 Eddie Hoo Chye Ordered To 'Rest' TWO players were absent in the Malayan squad w h i c h turned up for training at the stadium last night They were Eddie Choong and Lee Hoo Chye, both nursing injuries which may keep them out of practices until next week. Eddie,188 words
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