Singapore Standard, 6 June 1955
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Title Section15 1955-06-06 1 Singapore Standard Vol. V. No. 335 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1955 12 HAKES 15 CENTS15 words
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Article182 1955-06-06 1 Chinese Pupils Spread Fear Kengpu System Used For Quiz FEAR has gripped a number of Chinese school teachers after unexpected fisits by groups of Chinese middle school students over the past few weeks. The students were seeking the teachers' views on Chinese education in the Colony. Parents of some students182 words
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Article64 1955-06-06 1 BOMBAY, June 5 (Reuter) Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, the Prime Minister, left here this afternoon in the Air India International Super-Con-st ell at ion Rani of Ajanta for Prague on his way to Russia. I am carrying with me the wishes and blessings of the Indian people."64 words
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Article39 1955-06-06 1 TAIPEI. June 5 (UP) A sharp earthquake jolted Taipei today, causing the sturdier buildings to rock and roll, but lacking the strength to ea ase serious damage. No immediate casualties or st pus damage was reported.39 words
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Article, Illustration1009 1955-06-06 1 CHAMPIONS BEYOND A SHADOW OF DOUBT Malaya Keeps The Cup THE SPORTS EDITOR MALAYA beat Denmark by eight games to one, after taking an overnight four-nil lead, to retain the Thomas Cup in the international badminton competition which concluded last night at the Singapore Badminton Stadium. What was expected toStandard - 1,009 words
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Article163 1955-06-06 1 SAIGON, June 5, (UP) South Vietnam infantry and marines jumped off at dawn from the banks of the Bassac River today and in bitter fighting penetrated and took the headquarters of the Hoa Hao sect at Caivon, 80 miles southwest of Saigon. The attack came163 words
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Article409 1955-06-06 1 Violence Erupts In Ipoh Camp 2 Warders Seized Beaten S'pore May Have Set Off Spark KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Three detainees died ond five others were hospitalized in Ipoh lost night when warders at the Federation's largest detention camp opened fire to rescue two colleagues 'abducted'409 words
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Article193 1955-06-06 1 LONDON, June 5, (Reuter)—Ten thousand placid London "bobbies" are working a 63-hour week making order out of the chaos which Britain's rail strike has brought to the world's biggest city. Without losing their tempers —to any marked degree London's police force swollen with reservists and193 words
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Article22 1955-06-06 1 AN American pharmaceutical manufacturer yesterday claimed the development of a new seasickness remedy— a mint flavoured chewing gum. ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article43 1955-06-06 1 LONDON, June 5 (Reuter) —Mr. Kenneth Douglas Paul, manager of Pengerang Estate. South Johore, who was killed in a terrorist ambush last March, left estate in Britain valued at £1,094. under his will published yesterday. Duty paid was £159.43 words
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180 1955-06-06 1 HARBOUR BOARD STRIKE THIRTEEN trade unions representing more than 10,000 waterfront workers will today send an ultimatum to the Singapore Government to re-open negotiations between the Singapore Harbour Board and its Staff Association within 48 hours. If Government fails to re-open talks, the Unions180 words
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Article, Illustration78 1955-06-06 1 Vehicle Runs Amok One Killed, 2 Hurt photo. PEOPLE screamed and fled in panic when a Kuala Lumpur bound lorry, laden with sand, hit three cyclists, a trisha and a parked car in quick succession before smashing into a crowded eating stall on the main road to Ipoh near SentulStandard - 78 words
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Article, Illustration84 1955-06-06 1 MISS Sharifah Nooli, 18-year-old Johore Bahru beauty, won the Miss Johore, 1955, title at a Fun Fair sponsored by the St. John Ambulance Association and Brigade of Johore Bahru on Saturday night. She was chosen from among 16 contestants, most of whom were appearing in84 words
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314 1955-06-06 2 But No Junior Parties EVERY school worthy of its name must teach politics and prepare its pupils for citizenship in the State and the world to which they belong. Writing in the Courier, the official organ of St. Andrew's Cathedral, the Bishop of Singapore, the Rt.314 words
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Article, Illustration115 1955-06-06 2 TWO NEW QUEEN'S SCHOLARS BOTH the 1955 Queen's Scholarships awarded to secondary schools have been won by Raffles Institution "graduates." And in Singapore yesterday, the proud winners. Hwang Peng Yuan and Colin Leicester who were celebrating their signal success told The Standard that they would both go to Cambridge University.115 words
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Article52 1955-06-06 2 Machine Workers Form Union EMPLOYEES of machine and engineering works nearly all of which are Chinese-owned have formed a Singapore Machine and Engineering Employees' Union. A preparatory committee has already met and is working towards the registration of the Union. The committee has also circularized all engineering workers to support52 words
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Article, Illustration52 1955-06-06 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Mr. T.A.L. Concannon, Federal town planner, today opened a new Standard Vacuum petrol and servicing station at the Sungei Besi— Chan Sow Lin Road junction today. Over 50 guests attending the ceremony were later entertained to cocktails by Mr. Lim Chong, proprietor of52 words
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Article68 1955-06-06 2 JERANTUT, Sun.— A man, Neng bin Dollah, 40, of Kampong Talus, Mela, who is facing a tentative charge of murdering his wife, has been certified "of unsound mind and unfit to plead to the charge." It was alleged Neng ran amok in his kampong on68 words
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207 1955-06-06 2 MALACCA, Sun. The Resident Commissioner, Mr. H. J. C. Hammett, opening the new §85,000 Hwa Chiao Chinese School building at Masjid Tanah, today told a large crowd that all should work together in the task of nation building. The new building, which replaces207 words
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Article113 1955-06-06 2 FIVE hundred Labourites, War Department employees, Legislative Assemblymen and City Councillors yesterday bade a last tare well to the late Mr. S.S. Manyam, in a simply ceremony at Singapore's Bidadari Cemetery. Mr. Manyam who was president of the Singapore Labour Party, died in the General113 words
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Article77 1955-06-06 2 Two Cinema Strikes Are Settled LIGHTNING strikes In two Singapore cinemas were called off yesterday after successful negotiations between the management and the workers' representatives. At the Taj Theatre in Changi Road. employees downed tools after the matinee show, but by 8 p.m. the dispute was settled and the last77 words
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Article41 1955-06-06 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Nagiah, who was found near the railway line close to Senai during a night curfew, was fined $75 in the Magistrate's Court today. He pleaded guilty to the charge but offered no explanation.41 words
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Article24 1955-06-06 2 HONG CHIN, 39, wife of a Singapore businessman, was found hanging in the backroom of her home in Cuppage Road yesterday morning.24 words
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152 1955-06-06 2 ARMS FOR SEE 3 DEACONS ORDAINED TWO momentous events took place at St. Andrew's Cathedral in Singapore yesterday. The first was the ordination of three local Deacons while the other was the presentation of the Letters Patent of the Arms of the See of Singapore. The three Malayans ordained byStandard - 152 words
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Article77 1955-06-06 2 AUSTRALIAN Minister for Supplies. Mr. H. Beale, arrived* In Singapore by Qantas en route to London. Mr. Beale told the Press that he was going to London for consultations with British officials, most important of which was the peaceful use of atomic energy. Sir77 words
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Article219 1955-06-06 2 REPRESENTATIVES of more than 500 Chinese associations, clans, guilds and trade unions will today meet at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce to approve draft proposals for the preservation of Chinese culture and education. The representatives will be asked to show their approval or disapproval219 words
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Article106 1955-06-06 2 Girls' Screams Roused The Mob AN ANGRY mob chased a young man after three girls screamed out for help in the Kempas Road plav. ground, Singapore, pester. day evening. The man stumbled Into a drain and before he could cscape, the mob closed on bin and beat him up. Later,106 words
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Article139 1955-06-06 2 A HEATED discussion over the Union's attitude towards stenographers took place at the annual general meeting of the Singapore Air Ministry Lo, al Staff Union at Victoria Memo* rial Hall on Saturdas'. Several members expressed dissatisfaction over the Union's officials stand disallowing stenographers to compete139 words
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Article39 1955-06-06 2 A SINGAPORE detective was knifed during a coflte shop brawl over a woman ir. Syed Alwi Road on Saturday night. Police have detained a man for questioning. The detective was admitted to the Genera! Hospital.39 words
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Miscellaneous69 1955-06-06 2 Weather Report MINIMUM Temperature: From 7.30 p.m. June 4 to 7.30 ajn. June 5 Singapore (77F), Penang (72F), Kota Bahru (75F), Kuala Lumpur (74F), Ipoh (74F), Kuantan <76Ft. Maximum Temperature From 7.30 p.m. June 4 to 7.30 a.m. June 5 Singapore (90F), Penang (91F), Kota Bahru (90F), Kuala Lumpur (88F),69 words
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478 1955-06-06 3 FIRST OUTWARD BOUND SCHOOL IN FAR EAST OPENS An Meal Is Realized LUMUT, Sun. The High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray this morning officially declared open the Far East's only "Outward Bound School" situated at Telok Muroh in Lumut, Perak. The second batch of 32 students now attending a 26-day course478 words
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249 1955-06-06 3 ONE thousand people living in the 600-acre Gim Beng Village in the Holland Road area of Singapore are crying for water. There has been very li weeks and the 30 wells in ttie rain for the past three the village are249 words
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139 1955-06-06 3 Thug Posed As 'Tec' In Street Hold-up PENANG. Sun A young Chinese impersonating a detective, robbed a hotel clerk, Teh Ghee Huat. of $200 and E two fountain pens in Muntri S'.rcet last night Teh, accompanied by his wife was on his way home gfter work at the Modern tel139 words
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Article, Illustration34 1955-06-06 3 photo, CONTINGENTS of the Royal Navy march-past smartly at yesterday's full rehearsal of the traditional Queen's Birthday parade which will take place at 6.30 a.m. on Thursday, June 9 in the Singapore padang. StandardStandard - 34 words
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Article161 1955-06-06 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. An "aerocade of ten types of planes ranging from Canberra jet bombers to the tiny Austers will climax the mammoth march-past organized in Kuala Lumpur on the Queen's birthday next week. The planes will roar over the premier capital landmark, the Secretariat clock161 words
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Article33 1955-06-06 3 NG YEK CHONG of Kuala Kangsar. was fined $200. or two months' imprisonment, and also had his driving licence suspended a year, in the Sungei Siput court yesterday for dangerous driving.33 words
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Article156 1955-06-06 3 Railway's Answer To Singam SEREMBAN, Sun. "The futv re of the lowly paid railway staff is bleak and dreary if the authorities concerned are not prepared to tackle the problem speedily and efficiently." .Mr. Robert Singam. a Seremban Town Councillor said today. Mr Singam recently wrote to the General Manager156 words
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346 1955-06-06 3 Lee Hits At States' Policy On Tin KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Col. H. S. Lee, president of the all Malaya Chinese Mining Association, today expressed regret over the 'very little progress' in negotiations between the tin industry and State Governments for adopting some reasonable principles re-, garding prospecting, renewal and issue346 words
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Article164 1955-06-06 3 Councillors Don't Like It JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. A draft of the new Zoning Plan for Johore Bahru has been submitted to the members of the Town Council for consideration. While agreeing that such a plan is necessary and desirable the members do not agree with164 words
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Article, Illustration44 1955-06-06 3 photo. MR. Lim Ming Chuan and Miss Eva Fuhrmann whose engagement was announced in Singapore yesterday. Miss Fuhrmann is the only daughter of Madam Janet Lim, and Mt. Lim is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Lim Ghee Teng of Singapore. StandardStandard - 44 words
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Advertisement220 1955-06-06 3 BE SURE OF HANDSOME HAIR f now -and in tht future! Uep/oet those ewentio/ natural oi/i which ear traplcal sua, wlaa- aa«- water. atpacially salt waterdry out from 4timmmtkl^m_______*__m_t your W_\__Wt____l______J' il If, ■< &_9&2k___\&&E_>>, :Jk^t!: :^B»i^» I A few drops of "Vaseline" hair better groomed than or* I Hair220 words
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Article52 1955-06-06 4 liV Istanbul, a young 1 Turk filed suit lo prove he could marry his fiancee. It seems that when he applied for a marriage licence he was told the law forbids marriage between tu?o women. The startled youth then discovered he had been erroneously registered at birth as52 words
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355 1955-06-06 4 MALAYANIZATION WILL ITAKE TIME-MacG. Expat Officers With Top Qualifications Are Still Required KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malayanizotion of Public Services in rhe Federation must come in good time "but "not immediately", Sir Donald Ma cGillivray, the High Commissioner, told senior Asian officers at their annual dinner here last night. It won't355 words
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Article, Illustration41 1955-06-06 4 TOP FILM STARS photo. MARIA Menado and Rooroai Noor who were chosen Miss and Mr. Film Star of Malaya 1955 respectively at a fun fair in Johore Bahru on Saturday night sponsored by the St. John Ambulance Association and Brigade. StandardStandard - 41 words
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Article55 1955-06-06 4 ABOUT 80 per cent, of the total electorate of 2.895 in the mukim of Kampong Bharu in Senggarang, Batu Pahat. turned up at the village poll today to elect an assistant penghulu. Of the three candidates, the successful man was Inche Johore bin Abdul Aziz. He polled55 words
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172 1955-06-06 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malayan Association for the Blind is considering a vast new plan for extending its activities and developing new services, Che Mustapha Albakri, Member for Industrial and Social Relations and chairman of the Association, said here today. Che Albakri, who was addressing172 words
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Article104 1955-06-06 4 Water Cuts For Colony THE waterworks at Tebrau in Johore which normally supplies 16.000.--000 gallons daily or approximately one-third of Singapore's demand will be completely phut down on Tuesday and Wednesday. This is necessary in order to permit alterations which are needed in connection with expansion of the Works. Tne104 words
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Article41 1955-06-06 4 AMAR SINGH. 54. collapsed and died in a lighter in Telok Ayer Basin in Singapore yesterday afternoon. The lighter was taking him out to a vessel in the outer roads that was taking him back to India.41 words
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Article62 1955-06-06 4 New OfficeBearers THE following were elected office-bearers of the All-Mala-ya Muslim missionary Society. Singapore, at its annual meeting held yestreday. President Dato S. I. O. Alsagoff Vice presidents Messrs. Hajee Mohamed Khan, S. G. Dasthigir and S. M Alkoff; Secretary Mr. A. Wanjoor; Asst. Secretaries Messrs. Ibrahim Alwi and Ismail62 words
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Article70 1955-06-06 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The executive council of the All-Malaya Estate Staff Unions, in a stormy day-long session debated today the resignation of its President, Mr. K. R. R Choudhary in disgust over a move by some member unions to 'take an internal election issue to court. The70 words
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147 1955-06-06 4 THE troubles of 20,000 inhabitants of Kampong Chai Chee in Singapore, which till now have been the most neglected, are now nearly over. Before the end of this year this kampong, which did not even have a water supply till two weeks ago.147 words
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Article, Illustration77 1955-06-06 4 SATURDAY WEDDINGS Ipoh ■Standard photo by MR. Ignatius Foo Yoon Kai, well-known Perak tennis player and son of the late philanthropist Mr. Foo Choong Yit leads his wife, the former Miss Christina Chew Gaik Heng, down the aisle of the Church of St. Michael's, Ipoh, after the solemnisation of theirLee Thong Choon - 77 words
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Article, Illustration70 1955-06-06 4 -Standard photo by MR. and Mrs. Lo Toong Hong cut their wedding cake daring a reception at the Kum Leng Restaurant, Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, following their marriage in the Wesley Church. The groom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Lo Chin Wah. The bride, formerYong Peng Seong - 70 words
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319 1955-06-06 4 A time has come when even the Colonial powers have realized that Colonialism in Asia is a thing of the past, Mr. R. Jumabhoy, Chairman of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, said at the annual general meeting on Saturday. A coalition government as in319 words
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120 1955-06-06 4 TELUK ANSON, Sun.—Ahmad bin Bakar. 20. a rubber tapper, was sentenced to six months* imprisonment when he pleaded guilty before the Teluk Anson Magistrate. Mr. D.C.I. Wernham. on Friday on a charge of outraging the modesty of a 17-year-old girl. Sing Ah Fah, at120 words
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Article82 1955-06-06 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— One terrorist was killed and another wounded by a Security Force patrol operating in the Labis Area of Johore yesterday. The dead terrorist was identified today as See Tong. i Government also announc- ed today the surrender of two more terrorists but declined to82 words
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Miscellaneous169 1955-06-06 4 Illf II II ll II 7#~"^ —^^Tl IH |H WEA Hi W/f^^^f^W^F* ""^^^^H*^!"""^!""""^! I I I iiii 1 i ll'' CLUES Across 1. They proved the undoing of Seiima (B>. 5. A lons reprimand (6) 9. One wouldn't travel home on them it seems, too sketchy <8> 10. Cleans with169 words
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Miscellaneous59 1955-06-06 4 smallest negative (8) 8 "To Mercy. Pity. Peace and Love ALL pray in their (Blake) (8) 13. Disconnecting (10) 15. I printed differently (8) 16. Culinary contributor to the electricity supply (8) 17. Tufted silk or cotton cord (8* 19. The French tank turns round (6) 20. Grant (6) 21.59 words
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Miscellaneous752 1955-06-06 4 c&lmanac Information at a Glance SBMMMMMNMwn------- -wmm-Mw Port Dickson 7.23 am. (7 ft 8 News (16 82m): 140 Orchestral mft _m ln > 7.52 p.m. (8 ft 5 in). <16.82rrp- 145 M.v Song Goes Il NG AD Cl U► Penang 1.39 a.m. (6 ft 3 in) 1.34 Round the World752 words
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Article, Illustration348 1955-06-06 5 Lingering Guests f*ETTING rid of lingering OMMStS is a problem Uit has worried hosts for .Mi'ids of years. Archj edeSj the famous Greek j ithematicten, tackled the rrtr and did ?iot u-orry i ether he offended his i a :ors or not. He derised a348 words
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Article, Illustration177 1955-06-06 5 from Full-skirt to Pettiskirt f^IRLS, don't discard that full-skirted dress you J bought last year which never J quite came up to expectations J convert it into a pettiskirt! That's the latest idea to help Z a new flared skirt really flare 2 and to make a full skirt lookUP - 177 words
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Article515 1955-06-06 5 Are You Eating Too Much? Mother-to-be; NEW YORK, ARE you "eating for two"? If so, congratulations but don't overdo it. An overweight expectant mother puts both her own life and that of her unborn baby in jeopardy. Weight control in the mother-to-be is important, obstetricians have discovered, for a sudden,515 words
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Article, Illustration685 1955-06-06 5 HAL BOYLE - HAL BOYLE 'GIRL WATCHING' Habit Which Do You Prefer? 0 The Glamorous Working Girl? Just A Plain Jane? Worries Office Employers Has the working girl become too attractive? Has she become so irresistible that her male co-workers in office, store or factory have difficulty in keeping685 words
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Article, Illustration54 1955-06-06 5 Photo. PARISIENNES recently saw a spectacular presentation, sponsored by the French Committee of "Elegance," of dancing costumes through the ages. Here we see: (left) CHARLESTON with yellow green stripes; (centre) GAY NINETIES, and 'the air of a popular French song "TOUCHEZ PAS AU URISBF' (Don't reachUP - 54 words
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Article979 1955-06-06 6 swelling number of people without jobs in Singapore will soon become a major problem for the Government. Those workers, who are led to believe that the Labour Front Government has a special affinity to them, may soon find that it cannot create jobs out of thin air or979 words
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590 1955-06-06 6 CYRIL DUNN - Nationalist Plans Split South African Whites CYRIL DUNN By Port Elizabeth, F)UR Cape Coloured men stood diffidently at the back of a packed meeting in the City Hall of this South African seaport the other night. They looked on without evident emotion while members of the otherwise purely White audience590 words
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Letter280 1955-06-06 6 Malays Should Enter Business Sir, I, as a Muslim and a businessman, have to point out that it is not Religion that bars a man from harvesting the crops and wealth of this world because I can quote a 1001 pious Muslims who lived during and after the time of280 words
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Letter125 1955-06-06 6 Sir:—ln reply to "Shocked" may I point out that neither the Catholic Church, nor anyone else, has the authority to dissolve a valid marriage. For grave reasons only, the Church sometimes allows a separation ln the hope that the parties may become reconciled at a later date125 words
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Letter68 1955-06-06 6 Sir;—l support the views expressed by "A Resident" ln his article "Some Smell" published in your paper of June 2. It is high time Serangoon Garden authorities commence building a market. Over six months ago, they put up a huge signboard boldly announcing these words—"A Market will be68 words
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Letter268 1955-06-06 6 Sir, One of the most encouraging signs of the present time in Malaya is the energetic manner in which those who live by padi cultivation have responded to the call to grow more rice. There is no doubt that today more people than ever before realise very keenly268 words
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Letter55 1955-06-06 6 Sir;—Mr. Yap Pheng Geek says that at the recent debate on the S.T.C. the City Councillors behaved like schoolboys. Do "responsible" men behave like that? And Mr. Chan Kum Chee says that the Councillors "are affectionately known to the public." Well, that's news to me! Who told55 words
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Article133 1955-06-06 6 Sir; Judging from press reports, there seems to be a name-calling contest between the Legislative Assembly and the City Council but the Speaker should have stopped the abuse at its source. As a man-in-the-street I cannot blame the trio, Messrs. A. P. Rajah, Chan Kum Chee and Mrs.133 words
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Article1104 1955-06-06 6 ALASTAIR BUCHAN - ALASTAIR BUCHAN By WASHINGTON. THERE are few countries in the world where public opinion has so direct and powerful an influence on foreign policy as #it has in the United States. The pressure that can be exerted on members of Congress by virtue of the1,104 words
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Article, Illustration16 1955-06-06 6 "...and sometimes the combined smell of cabbage, kippers and carbolic is enough to knock you back..."16 words
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Article631 1955-06-06 6 Dingle Foot - In the Detention Camps of Kenya Dingle Foot THIS is an account of a visit which I paid last month to seven detention camps in Kenya where Mau Mau suspects are Interned. Both the Kenya Government and the camp authorities gave me every facility that I needed. In each camp631 words
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Article317 1955-06-06 7 Big Three Test His Basic Policy WASHINGTON, June 5, (AP)— The United States, Britain and France are expected to ask Marshal Tito's Yugoslav Government soon for much closer co-operation v ith their strategic plans for the security of Western Europe. The request will test Tito's basic position317 words
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130 1955-06-06 7 Defected To West, Then Changed Mind KARACHI, June 5. (Reuter) Mr. A. Smirnov. Third Secretary at the Soviet Embassy here, deserted his post two month s ago in an attempt to defect to the West, but has now voluntarily returned to Moscow, a senior Pakistan Foreign Office official told Reuter130 words
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150 1955-06-06 7 Soviet And Bulgarian Views Are Identical LONDON, June 5. (Reuter) soviet-Bulgarian communique yesterday reported that then "Soviet and Bulgarian Government leaders met in Sofia last night "a complete identity of views became apparent," according to a dispai h from BTA. the Bulgarian News Agency. I. Soviet Delegation induded Mr. Nikita150 words
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172 1955-06-06 7 Trieste Red Chief Sings A New Song TRIESTE. June 3. (Reuter) S.^nor Vittorio Vadali, Chiel of the Trieste Commur..-: Party, whose recent disagreement with Russia's "new fine" on Yugoslavia aroused a stern rebuke from the Italian Party leaders apparently changed his mind yesterday ar.d pronounced the BelgradeB v.t-i Yugoslav communique172 words
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Article47 1955-06-06 7 WNBERRA. June 5 (Reuta Australia will admit 1-5.000 migrants for the fin■ncial year 1955-56, Mr. Har- <"■ I H '.i. Minister of ImmiI fatl r.. announced here toHe -aid the prospects of 5 wring a well balanced 1 rti nor suitable migrants R gOOCI.47 words
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Article183 1955-06-06 7 KILLED BY THIRST IN THE SAHARA DAKAR, West Africa, June 5 (Reuter) The bodies of English school teacher Muriel Taylor, 30, of Darwen, Lancashire, and Alan Norman Cooper, of Kenya, who died of thirst in the Sahara Desert after an unsuccessful attempt to cross the wasteland by car, were buried183 words
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Article47 1955-06-06 7 ROTTERDAM. June 5. (Reuter) A visitor to the Dutch Recovery Fair here caught his wrist in a pair of handcuffs attached to a police car on display. He had to wait 45 minutes until a policeman turned up with a key to set him free47 words
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118 1955-06-06 7 Man Bit By Rabid Dog Bites Daughter TAMPICO. Mexico. June 5. (AP)— A father and the young daughter he bit on Saturday were reportedly near death of hydrophobia. Delayed reports said a farm worker named Simon Carillo, of Ocanpo, north of here, was bitten by a dog with rabie> and118 words
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Article, Illustration31 1955-06-06 7 Photo. Professor Radei Supomo, Indonesian Ambassador to Britain, lays a wreath at the Scottish National War Memorial during his visit to Edinburgh Castle on May 30. APAP - 31 words
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Article302 1955-06-06 7 Grave Charges Against Some WIENER NEUSTADT, Austria, June 5, (Reuter)— Weeping, excited relatives stormed aboard a Soviet train on its arrival here yesterday carrying the first Austrian prisoners of war released by Russia under the Austrian State Treaty signed last month. Some of the Austrians302 words
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Article63 1955-06-06 7 NAIROBI, June 5, (Reuter) —The cook of the supreme Mau Mau Commander-in-Chief. Kimathi, has been captured in the last 24 hours while foraging for food in the Subukia area, about 100 miles from here, an official communique said yesterday. The communique said that seven Mau Mau63 words
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Article106 1955-06-06 7 Test Tube Babies Approved ATLANTIC CITY, June 5, (AP) The American Society for the Study of Sterility on Saturday night took a stand .in favour of artificial insemination for childless married couples. "The group for years never took any formal stand on this issue," said, the Society President, Dr. John106 words
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Article149 1955-06-06 7 Bhutanese Give India A Headache NEW DELHI. June 5. (AP) The Indian Government yesterday took a major step to consolidate its position in the Himalayan buffer State of Bhutan which sits strategically between India and Red Chinese-occupied Tibet. New Delhi announced that Foreign Secretary R. K. Nehru, second ranking civil149 words
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Article46 1955-06-06 7 BIELLA. Italian Alps. June 5. (Reuter) Two Italian mountaineers, Giovanni Ribott, and Mario Guercl. both 24. were attacked by a furious hawk while climbing a mountain here. The bird tore their clothes to shreds and gashed them with cuts all over their bodies.46 words
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329 1955-06-06 7 Went To Buy Gift For WifeRan Foul Ot Law NEW YORK. June 5. (AP)— Santiago F Martinez, a truck driver, just wanted to get his wife a gift for their first wedding anniversary. They stepped into a store on 48th Street near Sixth Avenue the heart of midManhattan— to buy329 words
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Article, Illustration298 1955-06-06 7 Leadership Passing To Younger People BEVAN WAS ALLY OF TORIES DURHAM, June 5, (AP)— Labour leader Mr. Clement Attlee, set the politicians talking on Saturday night with what could be a hint that he is thinking of retirement. He told a Party rally: "Leadership will now298 words
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102 1955-06-06 7 'Cannot Use Force On Goa Issue,' Says Nehru BOMBAY. June 5. (AP)— I Premier Nehru on Saturday ruled out police or military action to force a Portuguese withdrawal from Goa. He spoke to 100,000 persons at Poona. centre of agitation to oust the Portuguese from the area thev claim as102 words
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Article156 1955-06-06 7 'NEW TIMES' WARNING TO ITALY MOSCOW. June 5 (AP)— The Soviet Foreign Affairs weekly. New Times, warned Italy yesterday if it wants to improve relations with the Soviet Union it should get out from under the pressure of "American and NATO domination." A four-page article in the New Times followed156 words
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88 1955-06-06 7 Parents To Sue Salk Vaccine Manufacturers OAKLAND. California. June 5. (AP) Superior Judge A.J. Woolsey yesterday authorized the parents of a boy who contracted polio after inoculation with Saik vaccine, to file a SlOO.OOO damage suit against Cutter Laboratories, of Berkeley Mr. and Mrs. George E. Fitzgerald needed court permission88 words
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Article57 1955-06-06 7 PERTH. June 5 (Reuter)— Sir Edmund Hillary, conqueror of Everest, left Australia by air yesterday for South Africa where he will go on a lecture tour Sir Edmund will probably lead the New Zealand groups in the Commonwealth Transantarctic expedition late next year. He spent57 words
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177 1955-06-06 7 He Gave Women The Bedroom Treatment MIAMI, Florida, June 5, (AP)— Arrest of a 28-year-old fake doctor who collected fancy fees for "treating" young pretty women in an atmosphere of dim lights and soft music was reported yesterday. Constable George Rogers identified the "doctor" as Milford J. Ellison. He was177 words
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Article165 1955-06-06 7 Egyptians Threaten Total War CAIRO. June 5. (Reuter) The Egyptian Prime Minister, Lieutenant Colonel Gamal Abdel Nasser. threatened "total war" this week if Israel attacked in the Gaza Strip, it was reported here yesterday. The reports said Colonel Nasser told Major General Edeson Burns, Canadian head of the United Nations165 words
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Article37 1955-06-06 7 MONTREAL, June 5. (Reuter) An automatic siren on one of the main streets of St. Lambert, a Montreal suburb, measures the speed of passing cars and begins to wail when anyone exceeds the speed limit37 words
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Advertisement1121 1955-06-06 8 Te1:2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 lib NMS) (Incorporated in Singapore) (12 lines *ZZh the blue FUNNEL UNE t Carriers option to oroceed via other port* to load and discharge caw SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW LONDON b CONT INE Nl Singapore On. Sail* P (haw r>«nani Polyphemus for Liverpool |un1,121 words
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Advertisement812 1955-06-06 8 MITSUI |jr\ LINE S'pore P. S'ham Penang FOR JAPAN trom Indio Meiko Maru ♦rom Calcutta, Rangoon, for Kobe. Yokohama, Osaka 7 June Axumasan Maru from Bomba y, for Kobe, Moji, Yokohama, Nagoya 23 June FOR JAPAN rnom Continent Akashisan Moru for Yokohamo. Kob.2 vio Saigon, Bongkok Hongkong 17 June Kamogawa812 words
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Advertisement741 1955-06-06 8 EAST ASIATIC LINES SAILINGS TO CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA Fot Aden, Port Soid, Genoo. Antwerp. Rotterdam, Hamburg, Copenhagen, Gothenburg and Oslo. S'oore p Penono x) "SELANDIA" In Port 8/8 June 9/10 J un "MALACCA" 3/5 Julv 6/6 July 7/7 U "MEONIA" 20/24 July 25/26 July 27/28 July Calls Beyrouth. London (possengers only), Gdynia.741 words
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Article, Illustration58 1955-06-06 9 THE 10,000-ton Sanuki Maru of the N.Y.K. Line which is expected in Singapore on her maiden voyage this month bound for the Near East ports from Japan. The new vessel which has been specially designed and constructed to ensure fast turn around services, is aStandard - 58 words
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Article294 1955-06-06 9 Commodity Report Standard Market Correspondent THE continued rise in the rubber prices during the past week brought quotations to levels ruling before Singapore merchants sold heavily during midFebruary. Rubber closed at 97 cents per lb. for first grade rubber for June shipment (92f cents294 words
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Article180 1955-06-06 9 PROGRESS IN OIL OUTPUT THE possibility of resuming the geophysical survey of the Irrawaddy Delta area, with the view of expanding the output of oil by Burma, is now being investigated, according to a statement, issued by the Burmah Oil Co. Ltd. Sir Kenneth B. Harper, chairman of the company180 words
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Article62 1955-06-06 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes in Us rates to merchants yesterday: London: selling, T.T. or O.D. 2/4 1/32; buvin?. T.T. 24 5/32, O.D. 2/4 3/16, 30 d st 2/4 5/16. 45 d/st 2/4 3/8, 60 d/st 2/4 13/32, 90 d st 2/4 1/2, 12062 words
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Article, Illustration52 1955-06-06 9 WesternCorpn Executives Arriving MR. EUGENE S. Gregg, (seen above), and Mr. R. Edward Warn, (below), president and vice-president respectively, of Westrex Corporation, a subsidiary of Western Electric Company, Inc., who are expected in Singapore on June 9 in the course of a world tour. They will leave for India the52 words
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173 1955-06-06 9 MALAYA'S imports from India in the past year amounted to $72,365,152, while exports were worth $114,464,336, Mr. R. Jumabhoy, chairman of the Indian Chamber of Commerce said at the annual general meeting on Saturday. i Mr. Jumabhoy said that the main imports were173 words
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Article57 1955-06-06 9 For Trombay Course TWO Shell Regional executives have been selected to attend the 7th Staff Course at Trombay House. Bombay, from June 6 to 24. They are Inche Mansor bin Othman, Sales Assistant i/c Marketing Service, K.L. Branch, and Mr. Vong Tak Kuan. Sales Assistant i/c Marketing Service, Penang Branch.57 words
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Article14 1955-06-06 9 HONGKONG'S trade during May showed a slight improvement over April. UPUP - 14 words
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Article66 1955-06-06 9 TOTAL imports of rubber, all grades from all countries, into Singapore and the Federation during May, amounted to 30,447 tons as shown by final documents received. The figure includes 16,573 tons imported on provisional permits in previous months for which final documents have been received and excludes66 words
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Article, Illustration86 1955-06-06 9 ROME: A sign of the ever soaring car sales throughout Italy, this special double trailer load of new Baby Fiat "600" cars eases across an intersection in the Italian capital, en route to customers who swell the vast numbers of drivers already on Italy's roads. TheU.P. - 86 words
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Article212 1955-06-06 9 THE OVERSEA CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LTD. showed a profit for 1954 very slightly reduced from the previous year, at $3,041,229 after tax. Dividend and bonus are maintained at a total of 17%. Advances at balancing date were higher by some 62$ million dollars at $76,805,116 with a slight212 words
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582 1955-06-06 9 Finance And Commerce SINGAPORE markets did an increased volume of business after the Whitsun holiday and recorded better rates in the industrial section, where the bulk of trading took place. Tin transactions embraced a limited number of stocks and in rubbers despite the favourable582 words
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Article291 1955-06-06 9 BUSINESS DONE IN WEEK BUSINESS done in shares from May 28 to June 3: INDUSTRIALS:— Alexandra Brick Ords. $2.25. C.T.S 30/6 and 30/9. Fraser fie Neave Ords $1.75. Gammons $2.70. and $2 671 to $2.70. Hammers $2.65 Wm. Jacks $3.07* to $3.10. Malayan Cement $1.50. Malavan Collieries j4 cents. Metal291 words
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Advertisement1015 1955-06-06 9 NOTICES KUALA LUMPUR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL TENDER FOR Street Lighting Fittings. TENDERS are invited for the supply of MercuryVapour Street Lighting Lanterns and Chokes. The council intends to standardise on certain types of fittings and orders will be placed from time to time with the successful tenderer. Immediate requirements will be:1,015 words
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Advertisement639 1955-06-06 9 TENDER NOTICE CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD FEDERATION OF MALAYA TENDERS are invited for the construction ot: ONE 11 KV SWITCH HOUSE AT ALOR GAJAH. Registered CEB Class D contractors to apply to the Architect. Central Electricity Board, Gombak Lane, Kuala Lumpur with a deposit of $20/- for Drawings. Bill of Quantities639 words
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Advertisement210 1955-06-06 9 NOTICES NOTICE CITY COUNCIL —WATER DEPT. Water Supply ESSENTIAL work to be carried out at Waterworks in Johore will cause a general reduction of Water Pressure throughout Singapore Island on Tuesday, June 7th and Wednesday June Bth. Consumers are advised to store water for use during this period. P.W.D. TENDER210 words
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Article1039 1955-06-06 10 The draw and fixtures for the Malayan Badminton open championships to be played at the Selangor Badminton Association hall are: Thursday, June 9 ist. session TIME MATCH NO: PLAYERS 900 am. 1 Toh Boon Teng vs. Chan Teng Kok 9.30 a.m. 2 Lee Si Min vs.1,039 words
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Article421 1955-06-06 10 NEPAL WANTS COACH TWO little men with sufficient influence to be leaders of a nation of ten million people, slipped unobstrusively into Singapore. They did not come for any international deliberations but they have come just to see the 'shuttling of the bird." These two men were S.S. J.B. Rana.421 words
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Article178 1955-06-06 10 SERVICES OUTCLASS JOHORE Malaya Cup KLUANG. Sun.— Thc Singapore Combined Services scored a sensational 5-2 victory over the Johore State in a Malaya Cup fixture played here this evening. Johore won the toss and kicked-off. but failed to dominate play. The Services took the initiative in the fifth minute, when178 words
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Article448 1955-06-06 10 RECORDS toppled galore at the Singapore Motor Club's annual hill climb at Bukit Batok, Bukit Timah Road. yesterday. Three outstanding competitors were Neil MoncriefT (Cooper). Lim Peng Han (Alfa Romeo) and K. C. Wong (Matchless). Neil MoncriefT improved on Lim Peng Han"s course record of448 words
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72 1955-06-06 10 MURUGASU IN BRILLIANT KNOCK OF 105 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.—Jollilads A.U. beat Johore English College by 39 run s i n a friendly cricket encounter played in Johore Bahru yesterday. Jollilads scored 145 for 7 wickets: Steven Murugasu 105 n.0.. Patrick Brockett 3 for 19. Kumarasinge 3 for 20. College replied72 words
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Article47 1955-06-06 10 I JOCKEY BELL returned to the Colony from Australia yesterday. He was met at the Kallang airport by Mr. J. A. Spencer, the trainer. It is understood that Bell will ride for the Shaw Stable at the forthcoming Singapore i Turf Club's June Meeting.47 words
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Article71 1955-06-06 10 SOCCER: Friendly—Persidja vs. Singapore "A" at Jalan Besar at 8 p.m.; Div. 2B— Bukit Timah' S.C. vs. Seletar F.C. at Geylang; Star Soccerite "A" vs. Gymkhana S.C. at M.F.A.. Div. 3A Government Printing i:s. Woodlands S.C. at Farrer Park; Bintang Bulan vs. Setia Jaya at Farrer Park; Western71 words
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Advertisement298 1955-06-06 10 I SHAW BROTHERS ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS' iSrTOJS*"S! 1 4. irfrnr^r in tn t sit J tt UN DAI YEN CHUN t^^k "LOVE By < AVAVA THE BROOK" K (A Mandarin t J NfXf ATTRACTION! a Please Note Revised Times: 11 2.00 6.30 9.30 p. ra I X VAN ALDO MONA NANCY298 words
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1806 1955-06-06 11 Army Take The Lead agfagagagag By Our Cricket Reporters. SINGAPORE Cricket Club lost the leadership of the Colony cricket tournament to the Army, last year's champions, when the Ceylon Sports Club did well to stop their winning sequence, yesterday. From a very humble beginning (remember.1,806 words
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Article511 1955-06-06 11 Persidja of Djakarta 3. Sino-Malays 0. Hamdani. Tjoa Hok Pie, Herman Pattipeilohy Referee: Mr. McCulloch THE Persidja Team of Djakarta chalked up their second successive victory in the Colony, when they beat a Sino-Malays side by three goals to nil at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The511 words
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Advertisement498 1955-06-06 11 SITUATIONS VACANT A PPLICATIONS are invited y\- for the post of part-time teacher at the Junior Technical School, Evening Classes, Singapore. Duties: To teach Mechanical Engineering Design ud to the level of City and Guilds of London Institute Final stage Qualifications: Full Technological Certificate of the City and Guilds of498 words
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Advertisement847 1955-06-06 11 CLASSIFIED ADS BIRTH MILNE: To Audrev. wife of Ronald Milne, at K. K. HosEital, on sth June, a daughter, >elia Lois. ENGAGEMENT THE HON. D. G. F. MONCREIFF— MISS S. MACDONALD. The engagement is announced between the Hon. Donald Graham FitzHerbert. second son of the late Lord Moncreiff. of Tullibole.847 words
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Miscellaneous288 1955-06-06 11 Ml Mmer By A/ Copp f^^*^^ /C THA^S TOO > V)UNGER'?X HOWDY. .I I ■^V^-pS S r.>>. c t. iI CK'-e.!r-AH I I WHUT VnTT*?* ___T\ p=— -^-^—-i/i &AD?-AHT> OP "^W ODDWICKL.7- AHS^ KEVAH &£> MENS^U.'J AH RICH M£,M4fldM ff SORK% X_J f ,&N GLAD "T < J /%~Y GLAD288 words
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Article, Illustration107 1955-06-06 12 Victory like this must come again for a picture like this to be taken again they show, from left to right: Leoio Kim Fatt (coach). Lim Kee Fong. Eddie Choong. Wong Peng Soon (Captain), Mr. Heah Joo Seang (President, BAM), Mr. Aw Cheng Chye (Vice Chairman,107 words
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Article634 1955-06-06 12 LEONG HEW MENG - LEONG HEW MENG Reporting Ong Poh Lim (Malaya) beat Ole Jensen (Denmark) 15-10, 15-8. Umpire: Lim Kean Hoot. ONG POH LIM, the Malayan singles champion, set the seal on the Thomas Cup for another three years' stay in this country, when he opened the second634 words
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556 1955-06-06 12 LEONG HEW MENG - Fighting Finn Gallant Hansen Break The 'Duck' LEONG HEW MENG Reporting i Tan Jin Eong and Lim Kee Fong (Malaya) lost to Finn Kobbero and Hammergaard Hansen (Denmark) 13-18, 15-4, 6-15. Umpire: Lim Kean Hooi THE only victory for Denmark came in the last match when Kobbero and Hansen triumphed556 words
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303 1955-06-06 12 PETER KUM - A MASSACRE' BY 001 ONG IN 18 MINUTES PETER KUM Reporting. Ooi Teik Hock and Ong Poh Lim beat Ove Eilertsen and Ole Mertz 15-8, 15-1. Umpire: Teh Gin Sooi 001 Teik Hock and Ong Poh Lim literally massacred the Danish combination of Ove Eilertsen and Ole Mertz to give303 words
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Article355 1955-06-06 12 Eddie Choong (Malaya) beat Jorn Skaarup (Denmark) 15—10, 15—9. Umpire: Lim Kean Hooi. EDDIE CHOONG put Malaya seven up when he outlasted Jorn Skaarup, the Danish Captain, in two straight sets. The entire pattern of play was one of lobbing and chopping and in the end355 words
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Article518 1955-06-06 12 PETER KUM - PETER KUM Reporting Wong Peng Soon (Malaya) beat Finn Kobbero 12-15, 15-0, 15-7. Umpire Teh Gin Sooi. IT was glorious badminton right from the very first service of the match between the great Wong Peng Soon and the young Danish champion, Finn Kobbero. To518 words
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Advertisement43 1955-06-06 12 DEATH YEO POH KIEW died peacefully 61 years on Sth. June leaving his beloved wife two sons and two daughters. Funeral cortege leaves 5 Kuo Chuan Avenue 3.45 p.m 7th June for Bethesda Gospel Hall. Bras Basah Road and thence to Bidadari cemetery.43 words
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