Singapore Standard, 10 June 1955
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Title Section19 1955-06-10 1 Singapore TIGER Standard 1% m 1. Vol. V. No. 339 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1955 14 PAGES 15 CENTS19 words
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Article514 1955-06-10 1 Rail Strike Dims Traditional Splendour As... Pledges 'Close Accord With US. SOVIET TALKS A HOPEFUL SIGN TOWARDS PEACE LONDON, June 9, (UP) Queen Elizabeth II opened Britain's new Parliament today with a solemn pledge of her Government's continued close accord" with the United States while "confidently looking514 words
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Article, Illustration36 1955-06-10 1 THIS panoramic picture by Standard cameraman Wan Seng Yip shows contingents that took part in yesterday's Queen's birthday parade marching around the circus in Empress Place after the show was over.36 words
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282 1955-06-10 1 FOUR CARS BURNT IN ONE NIGHT SINGAPORE Police have started an intensive hunt for a fire bug who is believed to be responsible for the arson attempts on four motor cars between midnight on Wednesday and dawn yesterday. Three vehicles282 words
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Article62 1955-06-10 1 NEW YORK. June 9 (Reuter > The United States Court of Appeal has upheld |«n aw?rd of $175,000 (about I damages to Quentin I eynolds the writer for a md in a column written by Wr.-:brook Pegler. The award made last June liter a jury trial62 words
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124 1955-06-10 1 LONDON, June 9 (AP)— Union and Government negotiators met for two hours today in their first full talks to end Britain's crippling 12--day nationwide rail strike. They adjourned until Friday. Informed sources said the two sides traded views and th» adjournment does not124 words
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Article126 1955-06-10 1 RACER'S SECOND NARROW ESCAPE Mr. D. I. Jansz. the wellknown Colony motor racer who escaped injury when his car caught fire during the recent Bukit Batok Hill Climb, had another narrow escape yesterday when the same car caught fire again whilst he was on his way to Malacca. Mr. Jansz126 words
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Article206 1955-06-10 1 Party Wont Let Him Go LONDON, June 9, (Reuter)-Clement Attlee, leader of the Labour Party, today agreed to put off his retirement after the parliamentary Labour group had unanimously invited him to do so. An official statement, issued after the parliamentary committee had206 words
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Article67 1955-06-10 1 PARIS, June 9 (Reuter)— French Premier, Edgar Fau<-e, today told his Press conference that Mr. V. Moiotov had cordially invited him and the Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay "to come to Moscow some time soon." Asked what his reply had been M. Faure said: "Well, we gave67 words
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Article148 1955-06-10 1 NEW YORK. June 9 (Reuter)— The father of a 15-year-old boy who was shot dead as the innocent victim of a juvenile gang feud asked clemency in court here for 17-year-old Frank (Tarzan) Santana who killed him. He is Mr. William Blankenship, a civic148 words
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Article52 1955-06-10 1 ISMAILIA, Egypt, June 9 (AP) Under a boiling sun. crack British guardsmen trooped the colour on the Queen's Birthday for the last time in the Suez Canal Zone. Thousands of British officers, soldiers and their wives on the sandy drill ground of Moascar Barracks watched52 words
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Article43 1955-06-10 1 ALLAHABAD, India, June 9 (Reuter) At least 31 women and a 12-year-old boy were drowned yesterday when a ferry carrying 60 people capsized in the middle of the Ganges River near Shahidganj Village, about 10 miles from here.43 words
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Article, Illustration38 1955-06-10 1 photo. THE Officer Administering the Government of Singapore, Mr. W. A. C. Goode raises his hot and joins in "three cheers for the Queen/' called by the officer commanding yesterday's Queen's birthday parade. StandardStandard - 38 words
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Article59 1955-06-10 1 SLOUGH, Buckinghamshire, June 9 (Reuter) A paint factory blew up at Slough yesterday, damaged surrounding works and caused widespread blast damage in the area. The explosion, one of the biggest in Britain since the enemy attacks of World War II woke the sleeping town bringing people out59 words
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Article171 1955-06-10 1 JAKARTA, June 9, (UP) A military court in Central Java yesterday handed out prison sentences ranging from three to ten years to 12 leaders of the self-styled Republic of the South Moluccas. The sentences followed a military trial on charges of plotting to overthrow the171 words
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Article229 1955-06-10 1 Stage Is Set For Big Strike GOVT. GETS ULTIMATUM TWELVE waterfront unions at an extraordinary general meeting last night decided to serve Government today with a 48-hour ultimatum to settle the Singapore Harbour Board dispute. On Wednesday, the Singapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union, together with 23 other closely connected229 words
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Article67 1955-06-10 1 THE price of tin in Singapore continued to rise yesterday when it was quoted $360. 12 i per picul (up 50 cents) the highest price this year. The decision of the United States to extend the operation of the Texas Smelter for another year and67 words
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Advertisement149 1955-06-10 1 tEUMIG C3 CINE CAMERA The 1 Cine C«WW I of the Worid. I NEW REX f PHOTO STUDIO 1 Raffles Place, S'pore. Tel: ***** LEONARD > N 111! brings you the X yv>v k(^ fa table-top refrigerator I JJEKE'S the ideal *^Wy f f^Jp refrigerator for a couple *lJ iV149 words
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Article, Illustration1014 1955-06-10 2 Thousands Turn Out For Parades In S'pore And Throughout Federation MALAYANS paid fitting tribute to the Queen when they streamed out by the thousands to watch birthday parades held in all main towns in the Federation and in Singapore. And as planes of every descriptionStandard - 1,014 words
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Article, Illustration101 1955-06-10 2 Factory For Tiger Products In Jakarta A REPRESENTATIVE of Messrs. Eng Aun Tong. manufacturers of the famous family of Tiger products, left for Jakarta yesterday to explore the possibilities of opening a factory in the capital of Indonesia. He is Mr. Ng Chce Yan, who is also the Secretary of101 words
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121 1955-06-10 2 TICKETS for the Singapore Chinese Ladies' Association Fancy Dress Ball at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday are almost sold out, an official of the association told The Standard last night. Those who haven't booked their tables yet are requested to do so immediately121 words
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Article32 1955-06-10 2 PORTUGAL and Greece have signed an agreement abolishing visas between their two countries from July 1 for tourist or business purposes, it was officially announced in Lisbon on Wednesclav.- ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article112 1955-06-10 2 He Films Stories Of Airlines THE man who films the stories of air services in unknown parts of the world arrived in Singapore yesterday. He is Mr. John Durst, a free lance director and script writer of a documentary on unusual air services, sponsored by the British Petroleum Co. Mr.112 words
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Article37 1955-06-10 2 HONGKONG, June 9 Special Standard Service Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were: $15.68 t° £1 sterling; $5,802 to US$l; $1,837 to Malayan $1; $0,126 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $250.75 to a tael.37 words
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269 1955-06-10 2 BERNARD WILLIAMS - Hai Hsuan Bare Of Red Ensign MYSTERY SHROUDS SHIP BERNARD WILLIAMS By UNDER the shadow of 20 Royal Navy vessels dressed for the Queen's birthday, the Communist freighter Hai Hsuan lay at anchor flagless, defiant yesterday. r— I boarded the vessel yesterday. It had undergone a strange transformation. Gone were269 words
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Article, Illustration188 1955-06-10 2 POLICE REMOVE A TROUBLE MAKER THE Singapore Police move in to haul out this nuisance (see above) from the Padang during the feu-de joie when a 21--gun salute boomed in honour of the Queen's Birthday. At the start of the ceremony, this man wearing soiled white gloves, a jacket ofStandard - 188 words
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73 1955-06-10 2 FATHER FINDS HIS CHILD DEAD IN POND A MAN found his five-year-old daughter floating in a pond in Lorong 1, off Geylang in Singapore, yesterdav afternoon. The girl identified as Ho Kwek Eng, had scratches on ♦he back, face and left arm. It is believed that these injuries were caused73 words
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Article, Illustration18 1955-06-10 2 SHIPS of the Fleet anchored in Singapore Roads dressed overall for the Queen's Birthday18 words
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Article104 1955-06-10 2 LONDON RUBBER No. 1 R.S.S Settlement House Terms. Thursday's opening prices first session were: Buyers Sellers July 29* 291 August 28J 29 Sept. 281 28* Tone: Quiet. CLOSING Spot 31jd. July 30 d. August 29 id. October /December 28£d. January/March 27R April/ June 26 id. June c.i.f. 29104 words
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Article49 1955-06-10 2 MALACCA, Thurs. —<| S. A. Abishegam, Assist!^ Trade Union Adviser, left Malacca last week to take up a new appointment in tht Ministry of Labour, Singapore. Mr. Abishegam. is a Mai* yan youth leader and a re. presentative at the World Assembly of Youth headquarters.49 words
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Article, Illustration180 1955-06-10 3 THE FEUDE-JOIE. The shots rippled up, down and up the ranks again in a continuous crackle of musketry. THE Officer Administering the Government, Mr. W. A. C. Goode. inspects the parade from a Land Rover. ABOVE: A little boy gets a lift from father, all180 words
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Article, Illustration205 1955-06-10 4 AAFA TWIRRUP, the Mad Hatter, believes in being prepared for all eventualities. During his hat show at the Sea View Hotel last Saturday, he even had a chapeau to go with the dress for a Mayoress (displayed by I Mrs. JeanStandard - 205 words
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396 1955-06-10 4 Stock Of Fish Sufficient THE ran Kleef Aquarium has a big enough collection of fresh and salt water fish to open its doors to the public any day according, to the f City Council. The Advisory Board committee, to sit on June396 words
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Article, Illustration53 1955-06-10 4 NINETEEN TEAR-OLD Goh Seng Chee, former student of Raffles Institution and Chung: Cheng High School left for England yesterday in the Corfu for further studies. Seng Chee, son of Mr. Goh Chye Hin, the President of the Singapore Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation plans to study chemical53 words
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Article, Illustration166 1955-06-10 4 Fluorine Dental Scheme Praised FLUORINATION of Singapore water supply to prevent dental decay will be watched with great interest by all dental scientists, the World Health Organization consultant to Southeast Asian countries on dental hygiene, Prof. Robert Bradlaw, said in Singapore yesterday. Prof. Bradlaw arrived in the Colony from Jakarta166 words
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Article101 1955-06-10 4 TEMERLOH. Thurs. The main road from Lanchang Village to Durian Tawar through Temerloh town will be closed between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m. to all traffic from tomorrow, the Pahang Government announced today. This order will not apply to members of the Security Forces and101 words
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Article63 1955-06-10 4 KOTA BHARU. Thurs. Che Hashim bin Haji Mohamed, the State Development Officer, will take over the duties of the President of Kota Bharu Town Council from Dato Amar di Raja, who has resigned. Dato Amar is contesting the coming State elections. Che Hashim. besides his duties as63 words
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Article36 1955-06-10 4 PROF. L. Rosenhead of the University of Liverpool, will speak on "Mathematics under difficulty: Boole and Heaviside" in the Chemistry Room of the University of Malaya in Singapore at 5.30 p.m. today.36 words
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Article, Illustration102 1955-06-10 4 PROFESSOR Abdul Wahab Bukhari of Madras and Mr. Justice Baheer Ahmed Sayeed are now touring the Federation. They paid an official visit to the Muslim College of Malaya, at Klang, on Sunday, where Professor Bukhari addressed the students on religion. Seated in the front row with theCh'ng Seng Poh - 102 words
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Article92 1955-06-10 4 IPOH. Thurs. The Ipoh branch of the Ex-Services Association of Malaya will hold a shooting competition on June 26 at the Home Guard Training Centre. Cecil Rae Avenue. The competition will consist of two practices with the .22 rifle for a cup presented by Mr. H. W.92 words
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Article41 1955-06-10 4 THE Singapore Geylang Straits Chinese Methodist Youth Fellowship will hold its annual meeting at the Geylang M.G.S. Hall at 4 p.m. tomorrow. The meeting will discuss amendments to the constitution and will also elect officebearers Tor the coming year.41 words
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Article49 1955-06-10 4 PENANG, Thurs. The "Golden Voice" contest for 1955, will be held at Rediffusion studios here, on Tuesday, June 14 at 6 p.m. to select the three best "Golden Voice" telephone operators to represent Penang region at the AllMalaya finals to be held in Ipoh in August.49 words
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Advertisement302 1955-06-10 4 SHAW BROTHERS ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS Tel: 5159 A, NOW ♦UAPITUL#W PLAYING! 4 4 SHOWS DAILY: 11 am. -2-6.30-9.30 pm. 7 THE SCORCHINGLY i PERSONAL STORY OF W& LOVES AND LONGINGS WHEN THE BATTLE IS a story tbat has not \T|Hifc^^fflH ever been told before! P^l I M WARNER BROS -wescnt :<302 words
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Article434 1955-06-10 5 Suggestions On Chinese Schools the people were unaware of the facts of national life, nj real progress could be made. The Union also strongly recommends that prominence be given the teaching of Chinese, with English treated as a secondary language. "To assert merely that there is434 words
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125 1955-06-10 5 Kajang Red Cross Can't Find A Leader KAJANG. Thurs— The Kajang branch of the British Red Cross Society has been forced to close at least temporarily because of the difficulty in finding a new chairman. The Red Cross was started here in 1952 by Mrs. C. M. A. Shaw, wife125 words
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79 1955-06-10 5 Villagers Stop Kampong Fire From Spreading A FIRE which broke out in the heart of a cluster of wood and attap shacks in a kampong off 6th. Mile, Bukit Timah Road, was prevented > from spreading by the kam-' pong people tnemselves before the arrival of the City Fire Brigade,79 words
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Article, Illustration91 1955-06-10 5 A 'Dove' Flies In From UK A DE HAVILLAND Dove, below, the executive's private dream plane, flew into Singapore's Kallang airport yesterday on a deJivery flight to Sydney. The two-engined Dove is designed to fly four executives, a secretary and two crew at about 180 m.p.h. on their rounds. The91 words
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357 1955-06-10 5 INSTIGATORS of subversion and- terrorism are playing into the hands of the Colonial Government, states a motion to be tabled at the Progressive Party's annual meeting on Sunday. These people, the motion added, are not working towards the attainment of freedom of the357 words
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Article, Illustration122 1955-06-10 5 DELEGATES from Far Eastern countries who attend the International Cham her of Commerce Congress held in Tokyo recently have gained knowledge of American business methods, Mr. Eugene S. Gregg, president of Westrex Corporation, said on arrival in Singapore, yesterdayMr. Uregg who was an Americas delegate toStandard - 122 words
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Article113 1955-06-10 5 Well Done Police— Says Marshall SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, yesterday congratulated the Colony Police Force on the large number of honours conferred by the Queen. In a note to the Commissioner of Police, Mr. Nigel Morris, the Chief Minister said he felt the recognition of their services reflects113 words
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Article48 1955-06-10 5 THE Ven. Narada Thero of. Ceylon will give a lecture in English on Meditation at the Maha Bodhi Dihara Temple, 387 Guillemard Road, Singapore, at 7 p.m. on Sunday. The temple, is situated next to the Maha Bodhi School in Lorong 34, off Geylang Road.48 words
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120 1955-06-10 5 MORE than 3,000 people attended the Garden party celebrating the Queen's Birthday at Government House yesterday given by the Officer Administering the Government of Singapore, Mr. W. A. C. Goode. The guests presented a rare picture of many colours, dotted here and there by120 words
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Article202 1955-06-10 5 PENANG, Thurs. A pledge to work for free compulsory education for all children and more Government grants to vernacular schools was made by the independent candidate for George Town, Mr. Cheah Phee Aik, who is a certified accountant, contesting the Federal elections. In his 15-point manifesto202 words
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Article150 1955-06-10 5 British Cheated Malays, He Says KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The UMNO publicity chief, Tuan Syed Ja'affar Albar. said at a mass election rally at Setapak last night that the British came to Malaya to protect the Malays, but cheated them instead. Tuan Syed Albar told about 2.000 Malays, majority of them150 words
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Article67 1955-06-10 5 KUALA KANGSAR, Thurs. Khor Neoh Meng, proprietor of Chop Kong Huat. Jalan Kangsar. here, was fined $300 or three months* imprisonment yesterday by the President of the Sessions Court, Mr. J. D. Peterkin. He was charged with selling a box of matches on a Sunday, which67 words
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Article54 1955-06-10 5 MALACCA. Thurs. The Malacca Penghulus Association will hold its annual meeting on June 18. Mr. D. F. Barton, District Officer, Alor Gajah, will open the meeting. Many, including the Resident Commissioner. Mr. H. G. Hammett. have been invited to the Penghulus luncheon at Alor Gajah at 1.3054 words
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Article54 1955-06-10 5 KUALA KANGSAR, Thurs. Foon Fook. a 57-year-old farmer of Kati Liman New Village was sentenced to three years' imprisonment yesterday by Mr. J.D. Peterkin. President of the Sessions Court. Foon moved eight packets of Chinese rice cakes from the New Village in a food restricted54 words
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Miscellaneous69 1955-06-10 5 Weather Report MINIMUM Temperature: From 7.30 p.m. June 8 to 7.30 a.m. June 9. Singapore (7?F). Penan? (74F), Kota Bahru (75F). Kuala Lumpur (75F), Ipoh (74F), Kuantan (72F). Maximum Temperature: From 7.30 a.m. June 8 to 7.30 pjn. June 9. Singapore (88F). Penang (90F), Kota Bahru (90F), Kuala Lumpur (92F),69 words
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Miscellaneous91 1955-06-10 5 KIM'TIAIM ROAD, J j HONG BAHRU. -^-->. ~\Tj| i/iivir"'c f^l 111 111 ll J -rarilftiK'fS^pr AIR-CONDITIONED TEI ***** rooAV: n.30-200 jjIDNiTE TOMORROW 4.5 -700 6 930 P U AN FUNG HWAH "JUNGLE GIRL" hiamg chaoi (Mandarin) (Cantonese) -COMING- MflUr rKltnU Mfi^^ t^^MEl > Tomorrow 9 a.m. MON AN ISLAND WITH91 words
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Article641 1955-06-10 6 A LL sober-minded and thinking Chinese in Malaya, Indonesia, Thailand and other countries in South-east Asia realize that they have become a major problem in the eyes of the people and governments of these countries. The culture, economy and politics of overseas Chinese have been viewed through641 words
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Article236 1955-06-10 6 JT has been laid down in the General Orders that no Government employee, under pain of dismissal, must conduct outside business or work for gain in his spare time. In special cases, such as teaching special subjects in evening classes, public servants must obtain the permission of the236 words
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Article, Illustration857 1955-06-10 6 Edward Crankshaw - Imnressions Of Khrushchev Edward Crankshaw By ON his first contact v ith the West, Nikita Khrushchev (First Secretary of the Soviet Communist Party) made a poor impression. Many Western observers in Belgrade. remembering Stalin, found themselves unable to believe that the clumsiness and evident second-rateness of his successor as leader857 words
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Article128 1955-06-10 6 REVIEW OF VIEWS garding the forthcoming > conference at the summit, stating that it will neither help to relax the existing world tension nor to bring about any satisfactory solution to the basic problems the world is facing today. Perhaps the only result of the proposed Big-Four talks would be128 words
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Article, Illustration818 1955-06-10 6 France Has 4 1 2 -million Unmarried Women -And Less Than Two Million Unmarried Men THE River Seine has a fascination for the people of Paris. This probably dates back to when their ancestors took to the islands now known as St. Louis and Cite to get away from the818 words
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Article449 1955-06-10 6 Now Here Is The Explanation I Sir; Your correspondent Mr. Zahoor Ahmed has ask- ed me in a letter published in The Standard to give an j explanation of .some points raised by him about the Islamic institution of polyi gamy. In my detailed letter on this subject published in449 words
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Article89 1955-06-10 6 Sir; A voice must, I feel, be raised in protest over your racing correspondent "Windsor Lad's," slighting reference to that great horse "Sun Chariot." Sir Gordon Richards when asked that inevitable question "which was the best horse he had ever ridden?" invariably asserted "Sun Chariot." Whether89 words
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Article145 1955-06-10 6 TN the H-bomb we have a f. new horror, but also a new hope. Mr. Harold Stassen. 9mm YOU do one of three things: dig, die or get-out. —Mr. Val Petersen, U.S. Civil Defence Administrator, on how to meet the menace of atomic attacks. m m145 words
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Article, Illustration62 1955-06-10 7 HOW KL SAW THE QUEEN'S PARADE THE Police Contingent (top) fires the 'feu de-joie' SIR* Donald MacGillivray, the High Commissioner, chats with the Sultan of Selangor (above). Beside him are Sir Charles Mathew, the Chief Justice, and Lady MacGillivray. "WATCH OUT... it's guns galore..." and youngsters (right) plug their ears62 words
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Article, Illustration158 1955-06-10 7 ■■..-.rr THE vanguard of the mechanized column, parading for the first time in the Federal Capital, passes the saluting base (right) and (above) the 100 -piece massed band under the 'baton of Mr. A. W. Crofts, Director of Music, Federation Police, brings up the rear at the158 words
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Article258 1955-06-10 8 Molotov Accepts Wests Proposals For Big Talks PARIS, June 9— Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotor proposed ,odoy thot bygones should be bygones between East and West and he indicated to French leaders that Russia will accept the invitation to a Big Four conference next placeReuter; UP - 258 words
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Article220 1955-06-10 8 Cold Bug Bites Beauties HELSINKI. June 9 <AP>— The cold bug has bitten beauties competing for tne s "Miss Europe" crown. Lovely Vandesa Guida of Italy, who has the curves that made Italian movie star Gina Lollobrigida famous, was in bed at her hotel. So was the favourite, vivacious, dark-eyed220 words
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Article248 1955-06-10 8 Eden Hopes Fears Will Be Removed LONDON, June 9 (Reuter) Sir Anthony Eden, British Prime Minister, said today he hoped "summit" talks at Geneva between the Western powers and Russia would be the "first step in relaxing international tension." He hoped it would "really remove fear from the minds of248 words
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Article43 1955-06-10 8 ATHENS. June 9 (Reuter)— The Greek Government has extended the area in which Russia's embassy staff may travel without special permission, it was reliably learned here today. This follows similar facilities being granted to Allied diplomatic staff in Moscow.43 words
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Article98 1955-06-10 8 SEOUL, June 9 (UP)— Some 200 celibate Buddhist monks and nuns began a new sitdown hunger strike today to demand that married monks be completely deprived of all religious privileges. The new hunger strike came as about 100 of the married monks met in a98 words
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77 1955-06-10 8 HONGKONG. June 9. (Reuter) The Central Court, today, fined Lau Fung Chi, 36, HKss.oon or 12 months' imprisonment for being in possession of 26J lbs. of raw opium Lau, was a quartermaster on board the 6.013-ton Panamanian Freighter. San Rolando, which arrived from77 words
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78 1955-06-10 8 DICK HAYMES FILES FOR U.S. CITIZENSHIP RENO, Nevada, June 9, (AP) A cheerful Dick Haymes, flush from a victory over the Government in its suit to deport him. flew into Reno yesterday seeking U.S. citizenship. "It's something 1 should have done years ago," the ccooner said. Haymes came up from78 words
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Article59 1955-06-10 8 HONGKONG. June 9 (UP)— Civic groups are mobilizing for a campaign to have Governor, Sir Alexander Grantham's term extended. The Governor is scheduled to retire at the end of this year. The campaign got started this week when the Civic Association circulated a memorandum urging59 words
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Article40 1955-06-10 8 FRANKFURT, June 9 (AP) Russia's invitation to Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to visit the Soviet capital brought this wry jest today from a Frankfurt streetcar conductor: "Maybe Konrad will succeed in what Adolf failed to do enter Moscow."40 words
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Article, Illustration103 1955-06-10 8 EIGHTEEN- YEAR-OLD Bruna Vecchio, of Milan, Italy who made headlines in the world Press yesterday by being expelled from school because her photo appeared on the cover of a magazine in the best tradition of Bikini clad pin-up girls. Angry parents of other pupils told theUP - 103 words
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Article162 1955-06-10 8 PERON'S ANTI-CATHOLIC DRIVE NEW YORK, June 9 (AP) Francis Cardinal Spellman said yesterday that anti-Catholic measures in the Argentine suggest "a resemblance of Nazism." He saw a strange hidden influence behind it. The Roman Catholic Archbishop of New York said he joins Catholic Bishops of Chile, Bolivia162 words
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Article137 1955-06-10 8 First Plane Ride For Royalty LONDON. June 9 (UP) Prince Charles and Princess Anne enjoyed their first ride in an airplane today when the rail strike led Queen Elizabeth to assign one of her personal airliners to fly the children home to London from Scotland. The two royal children, flushed137 words
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Article61 1955-06-10 8 NEW YORK. June 9 (Reuter) Miss Helen Keller, the deaf and blind authoress and social worker, said here today on her return from a 40.000-mile tour of the East that she had found a growing enlightenment towards handicapped people. She said "a staggering task remains ahead securing61 words
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Article57 1955-06-10 8 TAIPEI, June 9 (AP) Red Chinese anti-aircraft shot down a Nationalist Chinese patrol plane on Sunday off the Fukien coast. Nationalist air force headquarters announced today. The air force said a pro-peller-driven Thunderbolt was hit near Swatow. It tried to reach Nationalist Quemoy 125 miles to57 words
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199 1955-06-10 8 They Drank Sump Oil In Bid To Survive PARIS, Jvne 9: (Reuter)-The two Britons, schoolmistress Miss Muriel Taylor, 38, and Kenya farmer, Mr. Alan Norman Cooper, 48, who died of thirst in the Sahara last month drank radiator water and sump oil from their broken down car before dying in199 words
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234 1955-06-10 8 Says Pearl Harbour Ambassador TOKYO June 9, <AP)— Kichisaburo Nomura, Pearl Harbour Ambassador to the uStedStaUnaW today that Japan may never ajata be strone enough u> stand atone future securit t things-Build-up of its own defence force and collective security with234 words
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Article128 1955-06-10 8 JAKARTA, June 9 (Reuter) —One chartered foreign freighter and three Indonesian ships have been directed towards East Indonesia to collect 70,000 tons of copra which has been piling up in several harbours since early May. The Macassar agent of the Indonesian shipping company Pelni stated that128 words
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Article146 1955-06-10 8 VINHLONG, Southwest Vietnam, June 9 (Reuter) The Vietnamese national army's area commander in this frontline town said today two battalions of the rebel Hoa Hao sect had surrendered to his forces which have surrounded the rebels in an "annihilation zone." He denied that Vinhlong had been146 words
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Article126 1955-06-10 8 MARGATE, Southern England, June 9 (Reuter) German and Swedish seamen leapt from a blazing tanker in the English Channel today and swam for their lives as a wave of flaming oil threatened to engulf them. Rescue boats picked up at least 23 of them.126 words
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Article61 1955-06-10 8 TOKYO. June 9 (UP) An undisclosed number of longrange fighter bombers designed to carry atomic bombs flew to Formosa yesterday from Okinawa, the U.S. Far East Air Force disclosed today. A "taslc force" of F-84G Thunderjet fighters landed on the Nationalist Chinese island and was ready to61 words
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Article31 1955-06-10 8 LONDON. Underwriters yesterday reduced a number of war, strike, riot and civil commotion shipping risk rates for voyages to. from or between ports on the China coast. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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142 1955-06-10 8 LONDON, June 9 (Reuter) Crime decreased in London for the third year in succession in 1954, it was announced here today. A report by Sir John Nott Bower, Chief of the London Metropolitan Police, disclosed that indictable offences known to the police last142 words
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Article166 1955-06-10 8 Moscow Workers Impress Mr. Nehru NEW DELHI, June 9 (AP) What does Indian Prime Minister Mi Jawaharlal Nehru think of tie reception he is getting in Moscow? If stories from Indian newsmen accompan>ing him are any indication, the Russians have made an immediate favourable impression cm Nehru. The correspondent of166 words
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Article88 1955-06-10 8 SEOUL. June 9 <UP> Korean leaders of the Asian Peoples Anti-Communist League are planning to call the League's second conference at Saigon or Singapore in the near future. League chairman Young Pam Lee said he will send letters to member nations in a week to sound88 words
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Miscellaneous242 1955-06-10 8 4. Can soothe a savage breast CLUES <5) 5. A rose (9> ACROSS 7. Make an effort over a dune 9) 1 A handy bag (4> 8 N indeed indlCated (7) 3. Entertain by one of the 9 p er meable b« liquids (6) S^£r^>x a tegljus.'aA. 11 s s242 words
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Article, Illustration728 1955-06-10 9 Christine Diemer - Fragmentary but Fascinating GLIMPSES of Coleman Christine Diemer by ONE of Mr. Hancock*s discoveries while in England, is ihis photograph (which he unearthed in the British Colonial Office) of the Old Court House in Singapore. Taken before the 1874-75 alterations, it shows the main elevation of the building as designed728 words
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Article335 1955-06-10 9 CONSTANTINE FITZGIBBON - BOOKS of the WEEK CONSTANTINE FITZGIBBON By SIX AGAINST TYRANNY. By Inge Scholl. Translated by Cyrus Brooks. (Murray. Bs. 6d.) Courage IN the autumn of 1942 many citizens of Munich found hectographed leaflets in their letter-boxes or pushed beneath their doors. These leaflets recounted the horrors that were being perpetrated335 words
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Article, Illustration556 1955-06-10 9 "HHHANK you for loving me so much." 1 This was written by 10 > ear-old Choi Yung Ja of South Korea to her foster parents in the United States However, it might equally well have been written by anyone of the thousands of children of eight nations556 words
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Article526 1955-06-10 9 Kenneth Tynan; Maurice Richardson - Kenneth Tynan Maurice Richardson I BULL FEVER. By T»HE last time I was in Madrid the Ambassador was mildly concerned about the popularity of bullfighting among his staff. "Can't 'get any work done here my dear fellow," he said. "The typists are all passionate aficionadas, go to526 words
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Miscellaneous94 1955-06-10 9 EVERY FRIDAY FOR CHILDREN I HAVE TMS RCVRhBD r AND I'M GOING T "T l^ I SD>qE7Ee4^>AV/vS^&V^ TUBV WCGY UOM£ EXC/TEOiY tT TDGETDADOy I LOVELY oIVrNG I TW£/B PQu/VO MOT£S \2iZl W/TH 7k£/2 &PTS presents 7 H^^TkAN*: >ou-^a^^j T h^v^ sor idrsj scing ann to l.\O TELL ni£//Z STQBy -<^JnT94 words
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Article, Illustration725 1955-06-10 10 UNIONS IN U.S. PIONEER IN CO-OP HOUSING A MERICAN labour unions have pioneered in the development of non-profit; co-opera-tive housing for moder-ate-income workers and their families. In the past quarter century they have sponsored close to 7,000 apartment dwellings, chiefly in the New York City area. These units have 28,000725 words
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Article76 1955-06-10 10 A UNITED States world trade fair will be held in New York April 14-27. 1957. it was announced in New York. It will be held in the New Coliseum, now under construction, and will occupy all of the huge building's exhibition space. This will total 301.396AP - 76 words
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350 1955-06-10 10 ARNOLD BRACKMAN - ARNOLD BRACKMAN B X Special New York Correspondent SOUTH Asia, including Malaya, exports about 40 million pounds of pepper to the United States worth US$23 million annually. U.S. interest in the Singapore pepper market in the past weeks has stimulated activity350 words
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221 1955-06-10 10 BIGGEST H.K. TRADE EXHIBIT OPENING TODAY Standard Market Reporter THE third exhibition of Hongkong products in Singapore, which promises to be the biggest and best so far, will be formally declared open at 5 p.m. today by the Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, in his capacity as Minister for Commerce221 words
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Article138 1955-06-10 10 Progs Want Influx Of Capital BUY LOCAL GOODS 1 DRIVE THE Singapore Progressive Party believes that steps should be taken to encourage the influx of capital into Malaya, because of its importance towards the development of the country. The Party, which is embarking upon a "Buy Malayan Products" campaign, also138 words
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Article52 1955-06-10 10 THE International Sugar Council which recently met in London has decided to release participating countries with a basic export tonnage of more than 75,000 tons from their obligation from their previous agreement not to export more than 80% of their initial export quotas before August 31,52 words
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Article143 1955-06-10 10 KOMBOK EARNED £49,1 50 IN income and profit taxes, and in export duty Malayan and United Kinga i Governments took 58 recent of the profit of Komh (K.M.S.) Rubber Co.. Ltd. which last year earned £49.15( or nearly £20,000 above W year before. The main reason for iM satisfactory result143 words
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Article14 1955-06-10 10 BUKIT Hitam Estate's May rubber crop was 41,000 lb., it is announced.14 words
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Article130 1955-06-10 10 Rubber Road Tests 'Promising A RECENT experiment with rubberized road surfacings has already begun to yield "promising results." according to the British Rubber Development Board. The experiment (which may be of interest to rubberproducing areas) wa s at a site In England where severe cracking had occurred in an asphalt130 words
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Advertisement202 1955-06-10 10 CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE Section 103, Municipal Ordinance (Chapter 133) Making Up and Draining of Duku Road From Joo Ctaiat Road to Tembeling Road. TVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the plan, specification, estimate and apportionment of expenses of making up and draining of Duku Road from Joo Chiat Road to202 words
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Advertisement280 1955-06-10 10 NOTICES LYTON CORPORATION LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) TVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of LYTON CORPORATION LIMITED will be held at the offices of Turquand, Youngs Co., Dll-16 Hongkong Bank Chambers, Collyer Quay, Singapore. on Tuesday, the 21st day of June 1955. at 11 a.m., for the280 words
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Advertisement200 1955-06-10 10 HPENDERS are invited for the A supply of rice to Sultan Idris Training College, Tanjong Malim for the period July to September, 1955. Details:— (a) Type: Medium grade local rice (send sample). (b) Amount: About 90 piculs required per month. (c) Delivery: Rice to be delivered to College store and200 words
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Advertisement99 1955-06-10 10 NIPPON YUSEN KAISH A S'pora P. S ham f«M« Kyoan Maru for Japan 18/19 luna Btnge Mam tor Colombo, Bombay Karachi 10/14 luna aw -Awata Maru for Aden, Alexandria. Genoa. Marseilles. Tangier. Algiers, Casablanca London. Antwerp, 1600 hours Rotterdam Hamburg 11/14 lune Mantetsu Mara for Rangoon. Chittagong Calcutta 11/12 luly99 words
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Advertisement976 1955-06-10 11 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD tSc CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 SWpplrir* (Incorporated in Singapore) 412 Imeti oept, THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE •jj Cmrt 71n7^ U to toad and discharge earge SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW. LONDON CONTINENT Singapore a D Sail p S'lM"* Penant Cyclops for London. Holland P^^LUpooi t, Cta..' 18 M1!976 words
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Advertisement781 1955-06-10 11 MITSUI ftjpl LINE S'pore P. S'ham Penang FOR JAPAN fr;om India Azumasan Mara from Bombay, for Hongkong, Kobe, Moji, Yokohama, Nagoya 23 June 21 June Woyo Mara from Calcutta, Rangoon, for Kobe. Yokohama, Osaka 5 July FOR JAPAN from Continent Akashison Mara for Yokohama, Kobe, via Saigon, Bangkok, Hongkong 17781 words
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Advertisement730 1955-06-10 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES SAILINGS TO CONIININT/SCANDINAVIA Fot Aden, Port Sold, Genoa. Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hamburg, Copenhagen, Gothenburg and Otlo. S'pore P. S'hom Peneng x) "SELANDIA" In Port xx) "MALACCA" 3/5 July 6/6 July 7/7 July "MEONIA" 20/24 July 25/26 July 27/28 July x) Calls Beyrouth. London (passengers only). Gdynia. xx) Calls730 words
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Article232 1955-06-10 12 TALKS ABOUT GOING around town there are things we see and wish we didn't, and at the same time there are things we don't see and wish we did. The point of the preamble is that the other day I saw three women, all within the space of an hour,232 words
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Article127 1955-06-10 12 TT seems that for the last few I months I have done noth- 1 ing but get my shoes mend-i ed Nine times out of ten. all they want is heeling, but] even this is expensive if it happens often. In England they have a very) handy and127 words
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Article, Illustration24 1955-06-10 12 Seeing 's Believing This flying saucer hat in pink tutte caused quite a stir in the paddock, when j the Derby wag held recently.24 words
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Article, Illustration220 1955-06-10 12 A DOCTOR who was asked whether i. was true that kissing spread germs replied: "Well, one thing at least is certain It lowers resistance.' "Do YOU believe kissing is unhealthy?" a boy asked a girl. "I wouldn't know," she replied. "I've never been "Kissed?" he cut in220 words
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Article, Illustration1093 1955-06-10 12 Something New In Fashions... IN BEAUTY NOW that the Parisian H-Line and A-Line are firmly established, Holland is trying to win over the capricious female with a new one —the 'Upsilon' line. This. I suppose, sounds much more romantic than the 'Y-Line.' but since Upsilon is the Gree'< letter 'Y'1,093 words
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Article, Illustration422 1955-06-10 12 JAMES F. KING - Like To Date The Queen's Sister JAMES F. KING 'J'HERE'S a set protocol on trying to arrange a date— and how to behave if you succeed according to a new book published in London this week. It sounds simple enough according to Noyes Thomas in his "THE QUEEN'S SISTER.' Just422 words
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Advertisement130 1955-06-10 12 QAMX SWISS MAOt Known the world over for its accuracy reliability. Superb craftsmanship and design make Corny watches one of the world's finest. SPRING I A 1955 Super FLAT MODELS AVAILABLE. Zig-Zag SEWING MACHINE (GREEN HAMMERTONE COLOUR) Make Buttonhole life) af^LaH Sew on buttons r ff tiß*E& llv Sew on130 words
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Miscellaneous356 1955-06-10 12 5 T°.V. AY g, UIOTATION: 22-Be alert U mlscor.ee; J 5 J. An optimist: Our who tions or faulty evaluat :nr» J nnn/.'r i^f «mily where funds. Journeys, point* planted in tlie air.— Anony- of law figure. i ni l It^1 t^ .x, LIBRA-Sept. 23 to Oct 22 1 nv£356 words
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Article, Illustration51 1955-06-10 13 DR. Roger Bannister, 26, the first man to run a fourminute mile in London with his fiancee. Miss Moira Elver Jacobsson, 26, an artist living in London. They will be married tomorrow. Dr. Bannister was awarded the CBE in the Queen's birthday honours yesterday a Royal wedding51 words
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Article104 1955-06-10 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs— The Federation Police will field a irnidable side when they meet S 4:1 pore Police in their annual -day cricket match on June 11 and 12 on the Police Depot, G .ey Road, ground. The team announced by the s-.ee:ion committee is as104 words
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Article44 1955-06-10 13 Old boy s of the Anglo-Chines? School. Singapore, who wish to represent the Old Boys' Association in friendly cricket and hockey matches are requested to contact Mr. Teo Tye Hin c/o Sze Hai Tong Bank. Chulia Street. Singapore 1. Tel: *****.44 words
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Article89 1955-06-10 13 PENANG, Thurs. Three events, all over a distance of 1.000 metres, will be staged by the Penang Cyclists* Association on the Gurney drive on Sunday, June 19. They are 1.000 metres standing start time trial open, 1.000 metres massed start open and 1,000 metres standing time89 words
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Article65 1955-06-10 13 THE Singapore team to meet Johore in the Malaya Cup soccer match to be played on June 18 at the Jalan Besar Stadium will be selected from; Fook Teng Arshad. Yong Kong. Vass. Kok Cheng, Kim Bfng, A. Kastawi, Rashid Giman. Boon Khim. Osman Johan,65 words
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363 1955-06-10 13 'STARS' MISS PENALTY TIGERS WIN! Yang Huat Disappoints Tigers 2. Socccrites 1. Jimmy Tan Quah Kim Beng V. Roberts. Referee Mr. H. Angullia. TIGERS were not in a goal-scoring mood yesterday, but they did enough to edge Star Soccerites by the odd goal in three in a S'pore division 1363 words
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Article396 1955-06-10 13 Partington Comes On Decides A GOOD move by the Singapore Cricket Club's skipper David Price, when he brougnt in change bowler Partington 15 minutes before close of play, helped them to gain a thrilling 66 runs victory over the Johore Cricket Club, in their annual cricket match on the padang396 words
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Article82 1955-06-10 13 A "HATTRICK" by Noel Perera enabled the McNair Cricket Club to beat St. Josephs Institution by 18 runs on the SJI ground yesterday. Perera ended the day with five wickets tor 14 runs. McNair CC 51: P. Param 10, Mohd Laily 18, Royston Perera 7, E.82 words
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Article43 1955-06-10 13 THE Persidja- soccer team of Indonesia will play an extra match in Singapore before they return to Jakarta next week. They will meet the Malays in a friendly game at Jalan Besar Stadium on Monday at 5.30 p.m.43 words
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Article282 1955-06-10 13 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— India's Thomas Cup Badminton players received an enthusiastic welcome yesterday from Johore Indian badminton fans when they attended a tea party in their honour at the Rest House. Mr. Dominic Puthechaery of the Youth section of the Local Indian Congress, welcomed282 words
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372 1955-06-10 13 CEYLON Sports Club scored an easy 178 runs victory over the Johore Ceylonese in their annual cricket encounter for the VythilinKam Shield at Balestier 'Road yesterday. CSC, winning the toss were off to a good start when their opening pair, Sundram and Kulasingam, put372 words
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Advertisement452 1955-06-10 13 MALACCA MUNICIPALITY A PPLICATIONS are invited i\. from British Subjects. Federal Citizens or persons eligible to become Federal Citizens for the appointment of Superintendent. Bukit Sebukor Filtration Plant in the Water Department. The Salary Scale is $396x18--$486 (consolidated) per mensem plus Cost of Living Allowance. The total emoluments at present452 words
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Miscellaneous154 1955-06-10 13 Ml Abner By Al Copp rML HEAE 1 I cp£yQ. rr K, NIATCHERLV.? J NOTHIN' ON, AN' NOWADAYS VO' r *7 r wu a TUr:T AH I L V^^fc^^^^^^^__^^^^B W CAIN'T DRAW fsKDBODV LIKE ME I i i 'l WARNIINJT *|9SS*^ v.v »r'in^«i- iiniro.. .^HHHHfI^^^BHL/ I Alley Oop By 7.V.154 words
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Article907 1955-06-10 14 PETER KUM - PETER KUM REPORTING The Flashy Finn Limps In Goes Down To 'Unknown' ijkkm\\m^ Malayan Champion Ong Scratches From Singles: Hansen Is Humbled By Selangor Stalwart OLICH PROVIDES THE FINAL SENSATION KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— There was a great deal of gloom among the Malayan supporters long before907 words
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726 1955-06-10 14 PETER KUM - Kobbero Hansen Are Out: So Are The Aussies PETER KUM Reporting KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— lt was a bad day for the fighting: Danes, and it was a day of shocks. With the exception of Jorn Skaarup and Ole Jensen, all the other Danes were eliminated from the singles during the726 words
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Article261 1955-06-10 14 PETER KUM Reporting A NEW combination from Perak. Lim Foh Thye and Chan Teng Koh created a surprise by beating Selangors Foong Seong Cup representatives. Lee Yew Seng and F. A. L. Gonzaga 15-13, 4 15. 15-10. The boys from Perak showed that they liked the game261 words
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610 1955-06-10 14 Firm Track, Good Times: Parwaaz Dinna Forget Fastest Holiday Crowd Watch The Final Gallops trial. Hattrick was never off his oit across the line and he did his work in workmanlike manner. A fit pair. Langton Lady and Cypress Point were well within them- By WINDSOR LAD, at the Bukit610 words
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Article914 1955-06-10 14 Several of The Van Breukelen candidates were seen to advantage and best workers were Bracelet Boy and Ever Victory II Working wide out. Bracelet Boy. with Bougoure astride was drawing away from Ever Victory II at the end of a testing three to return 38914 words
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Article251 1955-06-10 14 Toh Boon Teng (Pg) beat Chan Teng Kok (Pk) 5 6-15, 15-2, 15-12. Lee Si Min (N.S.) beat Robert Lim (S'pore) 15-11. 18-13. Yeoh Choon Kang (Pg) beat 5 Lai Swee Peck (N.S.) 15-9, 9-15, 15-9. Kamaruddin (S'gor) beat Tan Lai Chong (N.S.) 15-8, 15-10. Omar 1 bin Manap251 words
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Article40 1955-06-10 14 2 Lim Foh Thye Chan Teng Koh (Pk) beat Lee Yew 2 i Seng &F.A. L. Gonzaga (S'?or) 15-13, 4-15, 15-10. Ove 2 Eilertsen Ole Mertz (Denmark) beat Tan Teik Lim Yeoh Choon Kang (Penang) 12 15, 15-7, 15-4.40 words
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Article281 1955-06-10 14 EXIT, TOO, FOR BURMESE CHAMP KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Don Murray, the Australian champion, who gave such a good account of himself against Denmark in the recent Thomas Cup match, took the short route out in the opening round of the Malayan open badminton championships which281 words
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Article50 1955-06-10 14 DURAL Afiah beat Social A. P. by seven goals to one in a Singapore Div. 3B league soccer match played on the CYMA ground yesterday. Scorers for Darul Afiah were Majid 2, Asmani 2, Sa'at 2 and Hashim. Chin Yong scored the only goal for the losers50 words
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Article47 1955-06-10 14 INDIAN Recreation Club team against th e RNAS Simbang in a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park this evening will be selected from: Narayanan. Gani. Velu Bala, Ibrahim. Nadarajah, K. Nadarajah. Rashid. K. Narayanan, Subra, Henry John. Z M. Kassim. P. Suppiah. Salahudin. Morthy, Param.47 words
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Article116 1955-06-10 14 Today's Sport SOCCER: Div. 2 A—Customs vs. Y.M.M.A. at Geylang; Argonauts vs. BODCA at Farrer Park; Div. 3B— Katong S.C. vs. Windsor Rovers at M.F.A.; S.C.S A. vs. Town Rangers at CYMA. S.B.H.F.A. Group A—S.T.C. vs. F.&N. at S.T.C.. Group D—K.P.M. vs. Stanvac nt F. &N. ground. Army Soccer Div.116 words
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Article73 1955-06-10 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Ttaurs. The "key" Selangor versus Combined Services Malaya Cup soccer match which was to have been played at the Princes Road stadium here today, was washed off by the two-hour thunderstorm which swept the capital this afternoon. The match will be played tomorrow, kick off at73 words
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Article431 1955-06-10 14 NOTTINGHAM, June 9 (Reuter) England made a confident start to the first test against South Africa here today scoring 204 for the loss of two wickets. Their new opening pair, Don Kenyon 87 and Tom Graveney 42 laid the foundation of the good total with431 words
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Article166 1955-06-10 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Indonesians led by Ferry SonneviHe, are to play a friendly match against a Selangor team to help dilute the red colour of the Selangor Badminton Hall Building Fund. This match is scheduled to take place on June 14 and will serve as a166 words
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Advertisement38 1955-06-10 14 zfelihan IF OTNIRS FAIL TRY Sklikait lift I* /Ll I f>V/IA4BB I Th choice of the /r" 'CjIJIIIC I MALAYAN BAD- slipDA^l^ r *C I MINTON Tcorr I^SSSTERS nc I Available of Sports Dealers UST* WtST TRACING COW.38 words
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