Singapore Standard, 15 July 1955
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Title Section12 1955-07-15 1 Singapore Standard K SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1935 It PAGES l.> CENTS12 words
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Article18 1955-07-15 1 M ACTRESS HOUSLY ILL July Bail. amI toi an at Holf r om :i>e>. iid her ••-d ser-18 words
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Article74 1955-07-15 1 Fire Engine Goes To Cat'sRescue FRIGHTENED by a fierce dog. a cat scrambled up a 30-foot tree in Duchess Road in Singapore last week and remained on top for six days. But her stay on the tree ended yesterday afternoon when residents called Police to bring the cat down. A74 words
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Article, Illustration89 1955-07-15 1 PRINCESS MARGARET at the Leicester show jumping festival on July 9, wears her new hair-do, known as the Imperial. Her other hair-dos in the past six months have included the Josephine, the Bun Penny and the Italian cut. The Imperial features an unusual asymmetrical fringe.AP - 89 words
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241 1955-07-15 1 DEFENCE SECRETARY ANSWERS EDITORIAL KUALA LUMPUR Thurs.— Mr.A.H.P. Humphrey, the Federation's Defence Secretary, denied today that there had been any wild-cat bombing in the course of Emergency operations, so as to cause unnecessary loss of life or limb and damage to Malaya's forest241 words
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Article168 1955-07-15 1 KLANG, Thurs. A mysterious blaze in Klang tonight gutted a row of attap houses occupied by waterfront labourers, rendering at least 50 families homeless in a matter of minutes. Fanned by a strong breeze from the sea. the fire was first noticed at 8.15 p.m. while168 words
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Article54 1955-07-15 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Singapore will re-establish her radio-telephone link with Bangkok next Monday, after a lapse of nearly 16 years. The service will be open daily except Sundays between 9 and 10 a.m. The minimum charge will be $12.90 for the first three minutes and each54 words
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Article24 1955-07-15 1 SOME 200.000 Roman Catholics began gathering in Rio de Janeiro on Thursday for the opening of the 36th International Congress on Saturday.24 words
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Article103 1955-07-15 1 THE two Singapore middle school students flown back from Hongkong under Police escort were yesterday charged in the Seventh Police Court with being members of an unlawful assembly who caused the death of Volunteer Special Constable. Andrew Teo. at Alexandra Road on May 12. The boys.103 words
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Article84 1955-07-15 1 NEW YORK. July 14. (Reuten Mr. Robert Wagner. Mayor of New York said yesterday Princess Margaret is eager to visit the United States. "She is keen to come." Mr. Wagner said, in a radio interview here following a recent 32-day trip abroad during which he84 words
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Article57 1955-07-15 1 LONDON, July 14. (Reuter) —The 1.190-ton British ship. Baltic Clipper, in a radio message picked up this morning reported she had picked up all survivors from two lifeboats of the 7.187-ton Liberian ship. Cygnet, abandoned after a collision about 25 miles north-east of the Goodwin Light57 words
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Article121 1955-07-15 1 ASCOT. England. July 14, (UP)— Lightning struck the grassy lawns of the Royal Ascot race meeting today and injured at least nine persons but no members of the Royal Family were present. The lightning flashed across the race track and white painted stands of the course121 words
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Article34 1955-07-15 1 TAIPEI. July 14. (UP)— A Nationalist jet trainer crashed shortly after it took off at an airbase in suburban Taipei yesterday. The pilot was killed instantly. Engine trouble was the cause. i34 words
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Article136 1955-07-15 1 LONDON, July 14, (Reuter) Lurid revelations today of the hanging of the lovely ash-blonde Murderess. Mrs. Ruth Ellis, have re-stoked the fires of one of the most bitter legal controversies in British history. Details of the last grim ritualistic hours and the final136 words
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Article374 1955-07-15 1 R. G. PILLAI - NEW STRIKE HITS THE HARBOUR R. G. PILLAI Lightermen Walk Out BID TO FORCE SHIPPERS TO RAISE RATES By Standard Staff Reporter NEARLY 5,000 men who man the lighter and motor sampan fleets in Singapore, will stop work today, as a protest ostensibly against their employers, but, in fact, against374 words
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Article, Illustration291 1955-07-15 1 Unionist Faces Extortion Charge A SINGAPORE trade unionist, Lee Yong Min, was charged in the Fourth Police Court yesterday with attempting to extort $500 from two cinema managers, A. P. Dorai and M. A. Aziz, at Bras Basah Road on May 20, this year. Lee was alleged to have threatened291 words
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Article23 1955-07-15 1 RUSSIAN air experts were said yesterday making an extensive tour of Red Chinese air-bases in Fukiens. according to a Taipei report23 words
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Article137 1955-07-15 1 'Because Of Army Affair' JAKARTA, July 14 (Reuter)— lndonesia's Moscow educated Defence Minister, Mr. Iwa Kusumasumantn, resigned today after a nearly three weeks Army Government crisis. Mr. Kusumasumantri had been charged by solidly united senior army officers of interfering politically with military matters. The resignation137 words
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Article77 1955-07-15 1 MacGillivray Postpones Departure LONDON, July 14 (Reuter) —Sir Donald MacGillivray. High Commissioner in Malaya, who has been giving the British Government a complete picture of the situation in the Federation on the eve of the elections expects to fly back to Kuala Lumpur some time next week. He originally Intended77 words
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Article45 1955-07-15 1 SYDNEY. July 14 (AP) The newspaper strike continued in Sydney today with no sign of an early settlement in the dispute between the proprietors and the printers and journalists. None of Sydney's four usual dailies has appeared since Saturday morning.45 words
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Article123 1955-07-15 1 Rubber, Tin Rise To Peak Prices SINGAPORE rubber and tin prices yesterday rose sharply to the peak prices this year, rubber closing firm at $1,281 per Ib. for July shipment and tin to $369 per picul (up $3,624). on good demand from the consuming countries. Buyers for Malayan rubber were123 words
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Advertisement18 1955-07-15 1 O»°*ii ret. 2090S PIiWLES the way you like them in a <"M f TOXIC r O 0 O18 words
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Advertisement227 1955-07-15 1 riluiu BTUDIO 1 IUHIet IMaie Sinfapore 1 T*':- K5760 H *iaW^ x K j^l^j I MODEL C225L y^/ ONLY I BONUS SPACE COLD CLEAfc A I OOOR SHELVES TO THE FLOOR C I af\#% I P f ovide r*r,a* up- DISICN g.ves you ♦F ill J UU I tr nf227 words
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Article307 1955-07-15 2 SENNETTWANTSpI BEFORE LAW IS Pal DOUBTS have been r Q j scd Singapore Government is doing th J to rush through with the new bj|| t C c £j at its market value on April 22 m Two Dig nousing estate a I307 words
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150 1955-07-15 2 KUALA I^MPL'R, Thurs. A total of lib public offices in the Federation plus all courts in the country will be closed on July 27. the polling day. Government announced today. The closure, which will be effective in all states and settlements except150 words
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227 1955-07-15 2 THE Principal of St. Andrew's School, Singapore, Canon R.K.S. Adams, yesterday called for a revision of the school year. Speaking at the fir^t annual Speech Day of the school since the war, Canon Adams said: "It is extremely difficult to maintain the schemes227 words
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226 1955-07-15 2 Immigration Dept. Denies Being Rude To Visitors THE Comptroller of Immigration, Singapore. Mr. M. C. Compton yesterday denied that one of his Immigration Officers was rude to three Indian industrialists. The industrialists complained on Wednesday that they had been refused a month's permit to tour Malayan industries, and hinted that226 words
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Article81 1955-07-15 2 COMMODITY PRICES ''•'^Vr'lb^lM I I h July Jl 1n,,, f| 1 Ik price o; J P'«"l 'lp S3M LONDON nJ IlOl.sr I I hut s,; v H M prues fir- «^jli w Srpti n Oi tch. i i>< <<ir,iel .lanii.ii M Xpul June H Aiuiini lone \>rj f J LONDON81 words
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Article50 1955-07-15 2 MERIYAM binti Nainamsa was charged In the Singapore Eighth Magistrate's Court yesterday with causing the death of an expectant mother, Rami bintc Ahmad, by trying to induce a miscarriage on July 3. The case was postponed to July 21 and Meriyam was remanded in Police custody50 words
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Article175 1955-07-15 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Raja Allang bin Raja Omar, 75-year-old "witch-doctor" to the Sultan of Selangor, this evening: performed the first of seven rituals with which he hopes to drive out the poltergeist haunting 12-year-old Chai Loong Kong of Ampang Village near here. Chai had175 words
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Obituary45 1955-07-15 2 \7! MOHAMED ABDUL HI KATHER Bl 105 Anson Road. Singapore 2. working as serang at King George V Dock. Keppcl Harbour passed away last night at 6.15 p.m. He leaves '■i children and a wifc to mourn him in India. Funeral today at Bidadan.45 words
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Article144 1955-07-15 2 'BACKSEAT' DRIVE WAS HIS DOWNFAR Cpl. Couldn't Pay Fine Jailm JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— Corporal Robert Momrieff u;i> Sl,ooo in the Sessions Court on three counts of driving: a car in 1 4 ner, not having a licence and not being covered by Third Partv insurai MoncriefT, the prosecution said, had144 words
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Article52 1955-07-15 2 A BOY, who could not wait to get a driving licence, was yesterday fined $100 by the Singapore Third District Judge. Mr. H. A. Forrer The boy. Soh Cheng Chuan. had altered hi.s age in a duplicate identity card in order to qualify for a52 words
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Article78 1955-07-15 2 A 10- YEAR-OLD boy. Pratap Sin?;h. yesterday to*d the Assistant Coroner. Mr. Giam Chong Hinj;, that a nine-ycar-old boy. Han How Fong. NM badly burnt when he used petrol to set fire to a pile of rubbish. There was a sudden blaze and How78 words
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Advertisement223 1955-07-15 2 °n& ''\\Mif AT CHt j B^>) /^N 3^Xfx^ Simplicity itself! BUY A PACKET OF SURF TODAY! 15T If Mr Surf calls and you can produce the packet he w.ll CX^ s<* *< V\ Present you with a beautiful Gold Tudor Ladies Watch made X 1-JLf %t& by world famous Rolex.223 words
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152 1955-07-15 3 FOUR Oxford graduates, who plan to explore the virtually untouched plateau of Usun Apau in Borneo were yesterday presented with a compact wirerecorder by Mr. Aw Cheng Chye, chairman of Haw Par Brothers Limited. Mr. Aw boupht the recorder for them after reading of the152 words
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Article81 1955-07-15 3 TO Teach loral citizens and school children to be "election-conscious." the Methodist English School. Tanjong Malim. will hold a mock-election on today. Three parties, namely the Forward Bloc, the Malayan United Party and the Ytmng Peoples' Party have been formed. The upper school has been81 words
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154 1955-07-15 3 130 BANKRUPTS PILED UP DEBTS TOTALLING $2 M. FOR the first half of this year there were 130 bankruptcies involving a total of 52,100,000. the Official Assignee, Mr. W. G. Alcock, revealed yesterday. This amount, however, according to Mr. A. cock is no record as in 1952, debts incur- red154 words
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301 1955-07-15 3 NEW BUS CRISIS LOOMS OVER STC PAY DEMAND Union Ignores Agreement TROUBLE is once again brewing in the Singapore Traction Com pony. This time the company's 2,000 workers and the management are in disagreement over the validity of an agreement signed 17 months ago. The agreement which solved a previous301 words
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112 1955-07-15 3 A SINGAPORE taxi-driver. YilSOf bin Awang. .^aw a man peeping into a coffee shop shuttered for the night early yesterday morning and called up the police. > The man was subsequently arrested for housebreaking and theft. Yusof was driving along Still Road when he112 words
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Article42 1955-07-15 3 A PURSE, containing two keys and a five dollar note, was found in a taxi plying between Geylang Road and Kallang Road in Singapore, yesterday. Owner of the purse can collect it in Beach Road Police Station.42 words
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Article, Illustration104 1955-07-15 3 THE Singapore Fire Brigade demonstrated its efficiency in a series of fire drills, given specially for members of the Insurance Institute of Malaya, at the Hill Street Fire Station yesterday The 45 minute demonstration featured nearly all aspects of fire fighting and fire rescue work.104 words
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Article56 1955-07-15 3 LONDON, July 14 (Rcutcr) The Colonial Secretary. Mr Alan Lennox-Boyd, told p questioner in the House ol Commons yesterday that no schools had been closed because of political activities in either Singapore or the Federation oi Malaya. Mr. Reginald Sorensen, Labour, had asked how many schools had56 words
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Article37 1955-07-15 3 A LORRY driver. Yip Poong. 31, yesterday claimed trial before the Ipoh Magistrate Che Abdul Kadir bin Yusof, to a charge of removing 70 gunn v bags of sugar in a food restricted area.37 words
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199 1955-07-15 3 PENANG. Ihurs.— A special meeting was held at the Han Chiang High School here, this morning, when the school monitors were called upon to meet the Headmaster. Dr. S. L. Hsiong, who gave them a full explanation as to why the two letters from the Chung199 words
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Article, Illustration23 1955-07-15 3 MR. AW CHENG \"}\»T e recorder to Mr. Arnold while Mr. T. A. Chavasse. left, and Mr. G. Pickles look on.— Standard photo.23 words
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Advertisement122 1955-07-15 3 FEDERAL AND COLONIAL BUILDING SOCIETY LTD. £<!abHihed 1950 For I'HOHOTIOX »f UOHiE OWXEHSUIP rOIAI ASSf IS: Exceii/ $27,000,000 SINGAPORE MacDonald Hovse Kl ALA LUMPUR No. 17/19. Old Market Squan PENANG Fort Cornwallis FEDERAL AND COLONIAL BUILDING SOCIETY LTD. The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products CHINKAWHITE This invaluable Wind122 words
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399 1955-07-15 4 No Threat From Synthetic Say Brokers Rubber Market Firm Despite Goodrich Claim B F. GOODRICH Company announced in Akron/ Ohio, yesterday, that it had tested large lorry tyres made from synthetically duplicated natural rubber and had found that the tyres compared favourably with those made from tree grown rubber, much399 words
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Article, Illustration73 1955-07-15 4 iMR. and Mrs. Constancio da Cruz after their wedding in Goa. India, recently. Mr. da Cruz, the son of Mrs. Genoveva Dias da Cruz and the late Mr. J. R. da Cruz, is on the staff of the Banco Nacional Ultramarine Margao. The bride, a daughter73 words
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359 1955-07-15 4 Man Goes To Jail With Secret Of Gang KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Low Lcong Chai a 43--ycar-old sundry goods shopkeeper from Batu Village near here, went to jail for eight years today, taking with him the dark secret of a gang of counterfeiters. Low who was charged with possession of machinery359 words
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Article64 1955-07-15 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Khoo Cheng Seang. 49-year-old cashier and chief cierk of a commercia 1 firm here today pleaded guilty before the President of the Sessions Court to criminal breach of trust of $1,699 Raja Az'am Shah, before whom Khoo admitted taking monies realised on behalf64 words
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Article136 1955-07-15 4 MALACCA. Thurs. Lim Bong Ling, a Lubok China sales agent today alleged In the Sessions Court that a former managing salesman of the Singer Sewing CoMalacca, did not give him a receipt for the money he had paid out by cash and cheque for a sewing136 words
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Article118 1955-07-15 4 SEREMBAX, Thurs: Mr. Stanley Ponniah. Independent member, successfully moved a motion at today's Seremban Town Council meeting, calling for the better maintenance of a playing field fronting the Channer Road Government quarters and the approach roads and drains in that area. Mr. Ponniah said that Channer118 words
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Article, Illustration84 1955-07-15 4 5 THIRTY residents of > Mengkuang New Village S 2 in Pahang, who are at- J tending a Civics Course J Z paid a visit to Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday. J where they were ad- J J dressed by the Director J £of Operations, Lieut.- General84 words
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Article151 1955-07-15 4 PENANG, Thurs. Several consumers of electricity supplies in George Town had a big shock this week when they found that their supply had been cut off for late payment. This morning, there was a big rush to Day electric bills at the municipality to151 words
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Article39 1955-07-15 4 HONGKONG July 14. Special Standard Service: Closine prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were: $15.56 to £1 Merling $5.***** to US$l, 51. 838 to Malayan $1; SO. 1205 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $251.5 to a tael.39 words
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Article52 1955-07-15 4 SEREMBAX. Thurs: The keeping, rearing or grazing of cattle within the Scremban area (proper), will be prohi-bited-in future This was derided at the meeting of the Seremban Town Council following -the acceptance of a motion to this effect moved by Mr. Lee Tee Siong, Alliance member from52 words
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203 1955-07-15 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Federation's first national elections are not to be held until Wednesday week but a b°ut 25.000 of the estimated l.JgU.nno electors are already exercising their franchise, Mr. T. E Smith. Supervisor of federal Elections, declared yesterday. These, said Mr. Smith at203 words
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Advertisement266 1955-07-15 4 SHAW BROTHERS ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS t "V~ J^ .Off 11 -1.45 -4 -6.3(1 -».30 I^C^IOHMAfiAR LORI NELSON JOHN BROMREU) MIDNIGHT TOMORROW! X I hdAttlrti *Th-«THEMAN... I V- W.Wr 'P 1 -flr-l> ol fh# moit p""'^ l Tt^m t()v«T>nir« stories prtnr»d TtCMWICOIOW A lomorrow 9am •*:».000 KING EM OF DR. 1" (Tech.)266 words
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Advertisement261 1955-07-15 4 CATHAY ORGANISATION 7r>M fWg PICTURE THAT SNOCKEo N 4 THE STORY OF THE HOM A\ u H^ THE SCANDAL OF lin M Oim de HAVILLANDM GILBERTROLAND CinemaScop£ R(k\v 1,1 I p-.m b TECHNICOLOR •k I PWIIH 1 I Plus CinemaScope Short "Th, Hirthd^ A 20th (I\TTRY-FO\ n|| Mornin? Tomorrow 9261 words
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Article314 1955-07-15 5 DID NOT CONSORT WITH BANDITS IN ACQUITTING Wei Cho On on Wednesday of a -haw of consorting with armed men at Geylans Patak. the President of the Johore Bahru Sessions Court. .Mr N L. Cohen never suggested that Wei was suspected of supplying food to the bandits. as reported in314 words
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Article53 1955-07-15 5 GOH Ah Too. 19. faced a tentative change of murder in the Singapore Eighth Magistrate's Court yesterday. He was alleped to have killed Chan Choc Yong in Chia Keng Village, at the 6th Mile, Yio Chu 'Kang on April 27 He »vas ren.anded in Police custody53 words
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Article32 1955-07-15 5 REGISTRATION of students wishing to join the People's Education Association will continue at its new premises at :*SA Upper Pickering Street. The Association shifted to its present premises today.32 words
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233 1955-07-15 5 Spore Guards To Help Standard Shipping Reporter THERE has been a marked increase in pilferage of goods in Federation ports, well informed sources disclosed yesterday. Goods generally affected are tobacco. s P l s wines, luxury goods, mechanical spares, p and precision tools.233 words
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Article172 1955-07-15 5 -COURT TOLD ROW over a woman was alleged in the Singapore Assizo Court yesterday to have^resulted m he death of two men. Veerapan Somoo and A. a u at Block "E". City Council quarters in Loiong Lalat on the night of Feb. 28. In172 words
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Article37 1955-07-15 5 SIT Khoon Foon, 24. a MenMcmbu new villager, was acquitted and discharged py Magistrate Che Abdul Kadir bin Yusof yesterday on two charges of assisting In carrying on the 1.000 and 10,000 illegal character lottery.37 words
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Article, Illustration32 1955-07-15 5 MONSUOB G Sirot the F-n'hConsul-Gcnora. and Madame Siro. Mimstor. Mr. David Marshall i-enlre.^ at the k a V^ on t the several hundred Cnsuiye-Genera. yeste»lay b^"^ l a^.-S,an (t ar d pho...32 words
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135 1955-07-15 5 POLICE SEARCH ON FOR TWO 'CON' MEN SINGAPORE Police arc hunting lor two confidence tricksters who have swindled more than $1,000 from nine bicycle shops in a clay Both -con" men are Indians one tall and the other short. Both claim to be on the staff of the General Hospital.135 words
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Article198 1955-07-15 5 He Praises Big Business THE Assistant Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, yesterday said that big business has shown a desire not only to make money but also to serve the needs of the growing communities of Singapore. Mr Junr.abhoy was speakiDg at198 words
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Article54 1955-07-15 5 THREE men were charged yesterday in the Fourth Police Court with assisting to run a Chap Ji ki lottery on July 13 at Coronation Road The men Tan Say Ee. Siong Foo. Low Ee Siong and NgO Ah San were each allowed I bail of 510,00054 words
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Miscellaneous144 1955-07-15 5 Standard cAtmanac Information at a Glance Km«»ro*ij i|3Sgi;| ||§I|§l»| Bo^yi tspfi WSi aff^gavre w II tew-as •St^^^g^gs SfeTuVsrS •SSHSaTSr"?^ •Triple Ciown ot V cTory a; FdVO untes t 4 A a: Ta!k ,0521. 11 32. 10 ms. Serangoon Roan ineine g-rvlce): 1" 30 Music of the Islands iflfl! Pasir Pamang144 words
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925 1955-07-15 6 Singapore Standard The Sport Of Kings HMIK COLONY Government would be well advised to give urgent heed to the views which have been expressed on the subject of horse-racing which is in danger of slipping from its once exalted position of Singapore's "third industry.' The "Sport Ol Kings." which has925 words
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Article, Illustration197 1955-07-15 6 Sir;— The Perak Progressive Party was only misleading 'itself in its radio broadcast on Tuesday evening by bringing up the bogey o; dictatorship "for the next four years." It is more than clear to the public BUT apparently not to the P-P-P that the election is not for197 words
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Article118 1955-07-15 6 ween Wong Peng Soon and Eddie Choong last Sunday night. Mr. Kum has written for posterity an excellent account of the rise and fall of world badminton wizards. As one who raced 200 miles and perspired in the hall to see this match, I can commend to all118 words
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Article240 1955-07-15 6 Powder Keg THE powder keg is really in Asia and the Far East while the German problem is at best of secondary importance in the present international situation, opine s Sin Chew Jit Poh. The prevailing world tension hinges, in fact, on the antagonism between America and240 words
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559 1955-07-15 6 The Fascination Of Madame Tussauds \UDREY Russell, the wellknown radio reporter and commentator, said in a BBC talk to Australia that at Madame Tussaud's, the oldest and most famous waxwork show in the world, she felt as though she were at an incredible reception of Olympian splendour with all the559 words
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Article, Illustration530 1955-07-15 6 Will Geneva Mean PEACE? ON Monday, July 18, the four Big Men will pull up their chairs to the conference table in the magnificent Palace of the Nations at The mood, 3 days from the 4-Power talks By SYDNEY JACOBSON Political Editor of the Pictorial' Geneva As Ike Eisenhower, Anthony530 words
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Article502 1955-07-15 6 Andrew Roth - AN EDEN'S EYE VIEW OF GERMAN Andrew Roth AWWWWWW J2 W V\\\\\\\\\\\\> LONDON. CIR Anthony Eden's hopes for the Geneva talks "at the summit" are clearly centred about Germany. He talked somewhat anxiously about developments in Vietnam with Pandit Nehru during the latter's brief stopover here bei cause he feared502 words
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Article98 1955-07-15 6 "T always make a point of A looking into the lounge and saying goodnight to everybody but' one old lady wasn't very happy. She said 'Captain, are you going to bed?' I said. 'Yes, 1 and she said, 'But what about us?* I told her that I had an98 words
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Advertisement100 1955-07-15 6 UNIVERSAL EXCYttOlfi C3Kjcmsl k^K'im iff: ipm EDITED BY SIR JOHN HAMMt sr Knowledge is the key to suecc Universal Encyclopedia" gives you the world's learning within the i handsome volumes. It is pract with illustrations that really do other work of its kind can the facts I found and so100 words
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Article30 1955-07-15 7 B m B B B B a subB B B th«» B m m B to B had B C B the H- 1952 ■I be B He B30 words
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Article38 1955-07-15 7 SIIREVPORT. Lousiana. j July 14. (Reuter^— Four men were killed when an air force B-47 Strato-Jet Mx-engine- bomber crashed ten miles >outh of here early today. rials at Barksdale Air v> Ba>e said.38 words
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330 1955-07-15 7 BRITISH AND FRENCH CLASH OVER RUSSIA LONDON, July 14, (Reuter)— French and British Socialists clashed here yesterday over the value of speculating: on Russia's motives at next week's Geneva Four Power talks. This difference of opinion, the first between major delegates at the 30--nation congress of the Socialist International, enlivened330 words
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Article70 1955-07-15 7 BANGKOK. July 14 (AP) The world's first true Siamese twins who were successfully separated m a Chicago operation recently arr being adopted by an American couple who made the operation possible Thai Minister of Health. General Prayun Pamon Montri. made the announcement following a government conference70 words
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188 1955-07-15 7 Commons Quiz MCP Offer To Negotiate LONDON Ju'y 14 (Rcutcr) Mr. ren n c r Brockwoy Labour, osked the Colonial Secretory, yesterday on what grounds the Communist offer of negotiations to end fighting in Maloyo had been rejected. Mr. Stan Awbcry. Labour, asked the Secretory if he was aware that188 words
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Article, Illustration18 1955-07-15 7 I. VWtrrn^ from his on a lM>l pol<% ■p the ill »»0--,n Italian the 19 t -«n<> w18 words
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Article125 1955-07-15 7 MANILA, July 14. (UP)— Insufficient evidence lorced the Deportation Board on Wednesday to order the release of a Chinese woman suspected of being a member of a Communist cell in Cebu. Central Philippines. Allowed provisional liberty on bail was Go Bee Bee. 29, who had been confined125 words
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Article59 1955-07-15 7 NICOSIA. Cyprus. July 14 (UP>— Six students under 15 years; of age and a priest appeared in court at Famagusta yesterday on charges of tearing down the British Union Jack emblem The priest, Pappanicolas Haralambos, was accused of inciting the youths. His case was put over59 words
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Article151 1955-07-15 7 DEFENCE MINISTER MAY QUIT JAKARTA. July 14. (AP) Usually reliable sources said the government last night decided to drop Moscow-trained Defence Minister Iwa Kusumasumantri in an attempt to ease an army crisis The decision to let Kusumasumantri "resign" was taken in a Cabinet meeting, the151 words
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Article26 1955-07-15 7 AN INDIAN expedition led by Major N. D. Jayal. chief of the Darjeeling Moutaineering School, has climbed Kamet. the 25 45ft-fnnf Himalauan peak.— Reuter.Reuter. - 26 words
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87 1955-07-15 7 LONDON. July 14 (Reuter) Police chiefs have ordered a complete report on the activities of the capital's gangs of •'teddy boys" many of whom rove the streets looking for trouble. Senior local officers have been asked to send in detailed accounts of the situation87 words
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Article27 1955-07-15 7 BRISBANE. July 14. (Reu*en A Royal Australian Air orc e Canberra Jet Bomber flew 6.000 miles round Australia in 16 hours 40 minutes today.27 words
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Article104 1955-07-15 7 LONDON, July 14 (AP) Marlene Dietrich went sightseeing in the House of Commons and wound up holding an impromptu reception for admiring legislators. The glamorous Grandma, who is appearing in a London nightclub, was invited by Battling Bessie Braddock, Laborite member of parliament and president of104 words
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Article, Illustration305 1955-07-15 7 GAITSKELL TO STEP INTO ATTLEES SHOES UNIONS BACK HIM AGAINST BEVAN BLACKPOOL, Lancashire, June 14 (Reuter)— Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, former Chancellor of the Exchequer, took a step nearer the leadership of Britain's Labour Party here today with the blessing of the mighty Transport and General Workers' Union. The Union— said305 words
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408 1955-07-15 7 Day When Liberty, Equality Takes A New Meaning PARIS, July 14— U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles, flew into Paris today to help put the finishing touches on Western strategy for the "Big tour" Summit conference. Mr. Dulles is to confer today and tomorrow with French Foreign Minister,AP..; Reuter. - 408 words
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Article109 1955-07-15 7 War Hero Found Guilty Of Murder TACOMA. Washington. July 14 (AP) A 29-year-old decorated marine veteran of Iwojima. Harvey J. Collins, was convicted on Tuesday night of the "Samuri-sword" slaying of ?.n elderly motel operator during a hold-up attempt near here four months ago. The jury, who deliberated for 29109 words
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Article25 1955-07-15 7 BONN. July 14 (Reuter) West German postal authorities in Frankfurt announced last night that a direct Frankfurt-Moscow telephone line was opened yesterday.25 words
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Article128 1955-07-15 7 BULGANIN HITS LAG IN INDUSTRY MOSCOW. July 14 (Reuten —Soviet Ministers were criticized by Premier Bulganin for failure to Dress forward with the most advanced industrial techniques auto mation. electrification and i the use of atomic energy— in a report to the Communist Party Central Committee, i it was disclosed128 words
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127 1955-07-15 7 SYDNEY PRESS STRIKE NEARS ITS CLOSE SYDNEY. July 14 <Reuter> Sydney's newspaper strike seemed to be nearing its end today after a conference had agreed on secret terms for a settlement. The 3.000 newspaper unionists involved will be asked tomorrow to approve the terms agreed upon at a conference between127 words
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252 1955-07-15 7 PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad. July 14 (AP) Nineteen persons are missing, one is dead and 22 survivors are accounted for in the sinking of the British freighter Geologist following a collision off Trinidad with the bauxite carrier Sun Princess, officials said yesterday. Five of those252 words
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Advertisement82 1955-07-15 7 b ßa|Jaaß KNITWEAR 100'! PURE CASHMERE Its unsurpassed quality and finish is proof of the skill and loving care which Braemar's true §L^ Scottish craftsmen put into its making. <|L Specially moth-proofed, your Braemar will be jAktfr*' your most treasured possession for a long MwBP PULLOVERS Long Sleeves $75/- \#fl82 words
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197 1955-07-15 8 High Standards Score Off Would-Be Surveyo HOT SUN INSECTS A DETERRENT, TOO KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Malaya's Stir-veyor-General Mr. C. Noble today sadly concluded that the high standards of mental and physical attributes required by his Department were the chief reasons why surveying was shunned as a career by boys leaving197 words
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179 1955-07-15 8 Prosecution Agreed 'It Was Only A Prank!' THE complainant and even the prosecution witnesses in a case in which Signalman P. Beaumant was accused of stealing a wallet, all agreed that he did it as a prank. It was alleged at a Singapore District Court Martial that Beaumant took the179 words
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Article59 1955-07-15 8 LAI YAM. 36. was yesterday fined $4,000 by the Singapore Fourth Police Court Magistrate, Mr. J. M. DevereuxColebourn. for helping in the management of a chap-ji-kee. Chief Inspector Ramzan Ali told the court that a woman detective and detective corporal arrested Lai at the junction of59 words
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Article, Illustration18 1955-07-15 8 BRIGADIER J. S. Vickers. Commander 63 Brigade operating in North Johore addressing the civic lunch at long Peng.18 words
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Article, Illustration297 1955-07-15 8 Artist Charged With Causing Hurt To His Ex -Wife A PRETTY Indonesian woman, Theng In Nio, who admitted writing 50 to 60 passionate love letters to her ex-husband in Holland, said she pitied him because "he is alone in the world and I am also alone in the world." This297 words
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Article151 1955-07-15 8 British Won't Go Done YONG PENG. Thurs.— The British in Malaya will not go home until they have carried out their task in this country, said Brigadier J. S. Vickers. Commander 63 Brigade operating in North Johore. in an address to Yong Peng people at a civic lunch here todav.151 words
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Article29 1955-07-15 8 Brig. Vicker.s continued that one of the mo.st valuable characteristics of democratic Government is an Opposition party. He added: "Goh Peng Tuan and his comrades do not29 words
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Article35 1955-07-15 8 Till Job Brigadin t!.' d; I T: I lent v ~*M I 1 peop I M Mem p I that Jj §ar< I Now I fort!. I P< I I f dat< I 1 men.35 words
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Advertisement352 1955-07-15 8 1 TERROR GRIPS CITY! IYIwPI9 I dim cSynrii^i Ocean Harbor.- Police and CiviljP w^Mr\M&A B^fl mlm P^'wSl^ Defense Units in thirteen States V wmL^ZM fcfc, todav rombin»-d forces in a Jk BS H^l JhV h wan h for the weird Gill an^ -^BW j^kT^-^M B^n who. after slaying an riti^nd352 words
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Article281 1955-07-15 9 Hi'"* f „i the I I „.|dinc I «nd I .i ho <n :iorr vir.d. im but that Vr> the I ,'v, l A mm M f u lud ioor. 1 X OW not only arc some museums set aside exclusivelv for children, but even th<> most sedate and281 words
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Article277 1955-07-15 9 Tantalising Tit -Bit CHINESE MAGIC AND SUPERSTITI ONS IN MALAYA, by Leon Comber, (Donald Moore, Singapore, $2.50). TN this, the fifth in the 1 small Malayan Heritage Books series. Mr. Comber tackles a vast subject in 74 pages after what must have been an enormous amount of research. In addition,277 words
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Article474 1955-07-15 9 THE RETRIAL OF JOAIN OF ARC. By liegine Pernoud. Translated hy J. M. Cohen. rpo the casual reader inSrsSEr ssg aroused by the extra ordinary career of St. Joan this short book is a value out of all proportion to its size. It is not a474 words
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Article495 1955-07-15 9 Creator Of Mighty Zululand SHAKA ZULU: The Rise Of The Zulu Empire. By L\A. /titter W/HETHER or not we agree that Shaka may be compared with Napoleon, or that the discipline of his regiments exceeded that of the Roman legions at their best, Shaka was clearly495 words
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145 1955-07-15 9 By KENNETH KIRKWOOD Rhodes Professor of Race Relations) rFHERE are certain facts and comments in Shaka Zulu which may be questioned by the professional historian, social anthropologist and Bantu linguist, but Mr. Ritter has taken care to make use of scientific writings and the more important primary and secondary sources145 words
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Article313 1955-07-15 9 ICE FLOES AND FLAMING WATER By Peter Freuchen. (Gollancz, 155.) I )ETER FREUCHEN is a Dane who long ogo went to live, as the only white man, with the Eskimos at Thule and who settled down with on Eskimo wife. His new book tells how he rescued five313 words
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Miscellaneous149 1955-07-15 9 Every Friday I For The\ Children I ii ■B^ r^ |-M»/J V-^ M^c'i SQAZOWATLAJSO-I if C-ANCE IT-CCME YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION 'bigj c p] u \a Fj^J >. c's so^BS^CuC 82A\E5 BEUEV6 TV-iEV MUST NEvC-C \fNCw I MUST CETJ2N -->— vO?E A ijOST r«ANI mW THATVCJ A2E THE OLD W KNOW THAT149 words
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Miscellaneous251 1955-07-15 9 CLUES ACROSS 1. Hazardous step '4. 2. 3. 4» 8. Oust sin, Sir, it is unlucky (9> 9. How the burden may lay? (2.2) 11. They say he sees more than the player (8) 12. Slop measure as being unfertile (G» 14. Weird, Direction to a lake (5) 15 Scholar251 words
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Article341 1955-07-15 10 Overseas DenJ Pushes Pr'M To New Hm Standard Market R cportcr SINGAPORE is expcncnc.nn "boom" in the prices of her prinej D V ties, rubber and tin, which h Qvc in the past two days to the highest year. Good demand for all g consuming341 words
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Article85 1955-07-15 10 THREE of the world's biggest airlines' executives will arrive in Ceylon this week to discuss with the Civil Aviation authorities the proposed international air service by Air Ceylon, it was learned in Colombo yesterday. The proposed service will extend from Tokyo to London via85 words
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Article, Illustration92 1955-07-15 10 THE staff of Borneo Co. Ltd.. Kuala Lumpur, gave a farewell dinner in honour of Mr W. K Young (Branch Manager) and Mrs Young, Messrs. J. W. Walker. R W. Wigg and P. R L.' White. They r.ill shortly be going to Britain on leave. Pictured here are (from left):92 words
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257 1955-07-15 10 gfghfg TAKING the long view, it would probably be in the interests of natural rubber producers that prices should rule rather lower, says Sir Eric MacFadyen, chairman of Sandac Rubber Estates Ltd. in his annual report for the year ended March 31. Sir Eric's257 words
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Article102 1955-07-15 10 Indian Textile Team Due AN Indian textile delesation, sponsored by the Indian Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council, Bombay, is due to arrive in Singapore on Sunday from Indonesia. The delegation will hold discussions with the hcad and other members of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, and Custom s officials.102 words
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Article, Illustration52 1955-07-15 10 IfR Onq Thye Ghee, Kuala Lumpur, manager of the Over-sea-Chinese Baiikiny Corporation, Ltd, who has been nominated a member of the Selangor Slate Council. Mr. Onq who is connected With many community and, welfare projects in the State, in also a popular member of the K.L. Rotar52 words
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Article82 1955-07-15 10 Ships In Harbour oi ti:r roads Xoreli. Batavia. Van Riebcck. Chone Using. Angkerk, Hocgh Trader, SalaUca. INNER ROADS Hock Hai. Teck Thong. Tai Tiong. Tg Pinang. Mui Hcng. New Susana, Taype. Hero. June Loh Sie Lee. Perak, Caltcx 93 Scudai. 5.11.8. WHARVES Soudan 1. Singapore <i. Orestes 8 Bali 11.82 words
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Article154 1955-07-15 10 New Disinfectant Now In S'pore CONTINUOUS research on antiseptics in British laboratories has led to the discovery of a highly active disinfectant which is 160 times more effective than carbolic arid, according to Imperial Chemical Industries, the manufacturers. Mr. H. Parkinson, head of the pharmaceutical department of 1.C.1, of Malaya154 words
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157 1955-07-15 10 U.K. Go vt Rejects Ruling On Monopoly THE British Government has rejected the proposal of the Commission of Inquiry on Monopolies that it should impose a general legal ban on all restrictive agreements and price fixing: making them criminal offences. But it sided with another suggestion by the Commission thatReutcr. - 157 words
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Article36 1955-07-15 10 WORLD wheat and flour .shipments between Aug. 1. l!K'i4 and June 25 last at 86.."ifi million quarters were up by 9.8 million quarters from the same period last season, according to Corn Trade News.36 words
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Article109 1955-07-15 10 THE U.S. Government will start selling atomic-produced electric power shortly. The first customer will be the Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation, which supplies a wide area of northern New York State. The Atomic Energy Commission, announcing the plan, in Schnnectady, New York, said the sale would beginA.P. - 109 words
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Article265 1955-07-15 10 Standard Market Reporter CHINA has concluded negotiations with some Singapore exporters for the supply of 1,000 tons of coconut oil valued at SBOO,OOO, according to unconfirmed reports yesterday, i A tone of uncertainty has prevailed over the local market in the pa.st few days since265 words
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Article110 1955-07-15 10 AS the second half of 1955 begin s. a number of indicators on the econ barometer show the economy is moving ahead at a high. stable levci. prospects for one of the best years in history. One key to the statc of thc economy is the automobile110 words
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Article38 1955-07-15 10 I I I I I higl i Pi the I H I v. H I K K K I K K I I I I I I I 1:1 p.r,if.>l H I I R I 1 H38 words
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Advertisement378 1955-07-15 10 NOTICES NEDERLAND LINE ROYAL DUTCH MAIL Agents*"Holland East Asia Line" NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES m.v. "Annenkerk'' arr 14. ".55 Berthed: 14.7.55 S.H.B. Godowns: 8/9 General Survey will be held on the 1D.7.55. No further survey will be held. NEDERLAND LINE ROYAL DUTCH MAIL. Agents: Holland East Asia Line. 41. Robinson Road,378 words
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Advertisement190 1955-07-15 10 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHAI S pore I Atsutj Maru for Ccnoa, f.'ar^rillrs. Tangier, Casablanca, London, A H werp. Rotterdam. 6 Hamburg (Passerx^ers Accepteol 10 12 Aut Atama Maru for Kobe Yokohama 18/19 |uU H ttorotu Maru tor Yokohama Kobe 6 Osaka 16/20 |«lr Manila Mam for Aden. Djibouti. Massowah. P Sudan.190 words
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Advertisement1144 1955-07-15 11 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (It lines) (Incorporated in Singapore) C." THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE oe P Carriers option to proceed via othar ports to load and di»ch«'«« r e SAIUNCS to LIVERPOOL, CLASCOW, LONDON CONTINENT Singapore p.«.m Out Sails P. Slum f*"* ni Attyanai for london.1,144 words
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Advertisement754 1955-07-15 11 MITSUI LINE FOR JAPAN from Inda S P re P S h m Peno f Kyorittu Moru from Colcutta. tor Hongkong Kobe. Moii, Yokohoma. Nogoyo 24 July Woyo Moru trorr Colcutta Rongoon, tor Kobe, Yokohama. Oscko Moji 27 July FOR JAPAN from Continent Horunqsan Maru for Yokohama, Kobe via Saigon,754 words
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Advertisement876 1955-07-15 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES SAILINGS TO CONTINENT /SCANDINAVIA For Aden, Port Said, Genoo, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hamburf. Copenhagen, Gothenburg and Oslo. S'pore P. S'hom Penong x) "MEONIA" 21/2i July 24/25 July 26 27 July x» "KAMBODIA" 25 26 July xx) "INDIA" 11/13 Aug x) "FALSTRIA" 11/13Aug 14/14 A*f 15/16Aug x) Calls London876 words
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Article, Illustration324 1955-07-15 12 IS America women are Very Important People, and so it isn't surprising that J 'he most attractive play clothes for little girls should come from the U.S. Jeans the same as big sisters, swimming costumes with frills and flounces to delight a little girl's heart324 words
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Advertisement90 1955-07-15 12 tfydeTZss fitd&\ prints Ardena a sensational new discovery in powder! Incredibly fine, it clings softly, never flics as you use it. Covers shadows, gives a beautiful luminous look. Invisible V«i Powder in lovely box or in solid form in elegant ftapuleonic compact. Box Compact MAYNARD CO., LTD. 11. BATTERY ROAD.90 words
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Article329 1955-07-15 13 i- OVATION FOR QUEEN'S COLT i -,u 14 (Keuter)— The Italian wonder horse, BOTTICELLI £S, the U 0.000 added Gold Cup here vesterdav after- MteUcc the Ame lean bred BLUE PRINCE, with last year's i-raiice._a_2_to 1 favourite, third of the six runners. i.329 words
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Article124 1955-07-15 13 ASCOT. England. July 14 (UP) Queen Elizabeth II opened the gates of Ascot's royal enclosure to divorced persons for the first time since the reign of Queen Anne on Tuesday at the start of Ensland's top social-sporting event. The royal enclosure at the horse racing classic124 words
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Article, Illustration112 1955-07-15 13 Trince Aly Khan ASCOT, England. July 14 (Router) Prince Aly Khan, was kicked by one of his horses during the Royal Ascot meeting here yesterday. He was winded anil knocked to the ground for about a minute. He had gone into the paddock to see112 words
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Article44 1955-07-15 13 CHICAGO. July 14. (Router). Ezzard Charles. former world heavyweight boxing champion, gained B split point's decision over Paul Andrews of Buffalo. New York in a 10-round contest here last nifht. Charles was down for a count of nine in the second round.44 words
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Article38 1955-07-15 13 TANJONG MALIM. Thurs.— Tanjong Malim District Government Services drew one-all with the Slim River Police in a league fixture played at Slim River yesterday Scorers were Tajol Aros for the Services and Mansor for the Police38 words
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906 1955-07-15 13 STAN TOMLIN - BRITAIN'S AAA MEET IS ALWAYS OPEN STAN TOMLIN By SINCE 1880 M A k N countries today hl^ ld track and field n C ch am Pi°nships, but manly for their own nationals. Britain is an n?n« eP h n for the c^mpionship meeting which has been organised bv the906 words
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Article, Illustration68 1955-07-15 13 Athletics provided 50 per cent of the names in the list of six most popular sportsmen in Britain. 2 voted by 20.000 boys, representing 270 clubs within 2 the London Federation of Boys' Clubs. The popular six. left to right. Show Roger Ban- 2 nister (Athletics). Chris Chataway68 words
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368 1955-07-15 13 HAMER KNOCKS 227 TO COMPLETE HIS 1,000 RUNS LONDON, July 14, (Reuter)— Arnold Hamer, 38 year old Derbyshire batsman, made 227— the highest score of his career to head some fine batting achievements in yesterday's cricket. Hamer. a former Yorkshire player, whose previous best was 165, also completed his thousand368 words
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Article147 1955-07-15 13 NEW YORK. July 14 < Router Budge Patty has indicated he will not be available to play for the United States in 'this year's Davis Cup challenge round. It was announced here last night. Mr. Ruxsell Kinsman, former President of the United States Lawn147 words
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Article, Illustration40 1955-07-15 13 Photo shows Islah Harriers winners of the InterTeam Kelantan AAA Championships 1955 Seated 3rd (from left) Mohamad Abdul Rahman (Vice Captain) Mr. C. C. Balhetchet (Actinic Headmaster. Islah English School) Mr. Joffinder Singh (Games Master) Mohd. Mustapha (Captain Islah Harriers).40 words
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Advertisement421 1955-07-15 13 CLASSIFIED ADS SIIUAIIONS VACANT PRINCIPAL SINGAPORE i i fW S OLYTEC NIC APPLICA;ITIONS are invited for the port of first PRINCIPAL of the SIN- GAPORE POLYTECHNIC now being established under an autoj nomous Board of Governor* to meet the Colony's needs for Dither technical and commercial education. Candidates should have421 words
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Miscellaneous192 1955-07-15 13 Ibner By Al Copp MUST HOKAV.T- BV ME THE CUSTOMER 11/ AND NOW. MAV I PRESENT m\^^ I vQuR 1 IS ALWAVS FUGMT/r— S*^\ -MUCH TO MV RiGGP^AT- V'"/^ Ji^ -^s/ S SiDDOWN/T-TAKE A*s T, *il (MV HOLDER DAUGHTER <T cObX J l*TOop By T.V. H ami in 5 j192 words
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961 1955-07-15 14 OF COURSE, all eyes will be on Tan Eng Yoon in the heats of the century dash this afternoon, opening day of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association championships at Jalan Besar stadium. If he is going to beat the 10 seconds record, today961 words
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Article324 1955-07-15 14 Glittering Kingsbeau Work Best KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Breaking 38 seconds for three furlongs without going all out. Glittering and Kingsbeau, two of Ivan Allan's charges were most impressive in their winding-up gallops for Saturday, final day of the Selangor races Going at a steady threequarter pace from the fifth furlong,324 words
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Article153 1955-07-15 14 Soccerites Win With Ten Men A GOAL scored midway In the first half enabled a depleted ten-man Star Soccerites team to beat Aston Athletic Association, one-nil in a Singapore Div. 2B League match played at Gcylang Stadium yesterday. Soccerites. without star players Vivian Klass and Rozario. started ofT impressively however153 words
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Article57 1955-07-15 14 ASCOT. July 14: (Reutcr). Mr. Jabez Barker's three-year-old colt Prince Barle won the £2.210 Gold Vase run ever two miles here today. Mr. C. W. Bell's three-year-old colt, Biq Chief was second. Photo finish for third place between Miss M. J. Winn's Bless You and57 words
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Article384 1955-07-15 14 I CANNOT pick any jumper who can come near Tan Eng Yoon, much less beat him in the hop, step and jump which will be decided today. Eng Yoon Is in a class by himself, with at least a couple of feet between him384 words
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Article270 1955-07-15 14 KLUANG, Thurs.-— Hongkong Chinese opened their Federation tour with a 6-0 win over Kluang District here this evening. The visitors were much too fast for the local opposition, and their teamwork too. was pretty to watch. Kluang were not without chances but in front270 words
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Article81 1955-07-15 14 SWIFT Athletic Association representatives at the Colony meet today and tomorrow will use vests with red stars printed on the back. The star? signify: Ono Red Star A winner of a SAAA event or a Singapore State representative. Two Red Stars A winner of a MAAA81 words
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Article27 1955-07-15 14 TUAN MONG Old Boy s Association trounced Bintang Bulan 6-0 in a Singapore Division 3A league tOCCCr match played on the C.Y.M.A. ground vesterdav.27 words
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Article215 1955-07-15 14 MALAYS yesterday took a step nearer the Community League championship by slamming Eurasians 7-2 at the Singapore Jalan Besar Stadium. Despite the high scoring, there was very little good football in this hit-and-run match. Energy there was plenty speed too but neither strong point could save215 words
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Article157 1955-07-15 14 FAST bowler Carnell and skipper Chubb are not included in the Hongkong Combined Services XI to meet the University of Ma'aya in a oneday cricket match at Sepoy Lines today. Fast bowler Carnell. who took seven wickets for 3.3 runs against the Colony Services on Wednesday, is157 words
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Article100 1955-07-15 14 Nine teams the biggeM entry have entered for this year's Malayan Polo Association's tournament to be held on the Thomson Road ground this afternoon, tomorrow and Sunday. The meeting, organised by the Singapore Polo Ciub. will see the following teams compete for the Macdougall and Victors100 words
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Article169 1955-07-15 14 WHEN the Singapore Hockey Association holds its annual general meeting on July 27. its affiliates will decide whether there should be an increase in the entrance fees for the association's League and Knock Out competitions. Th*e Committee of the association proposes to increase the entry fees169 words
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479 1955-07-15 14 ""/""<■ or <M THE first heat of the 100 yards dash for women at 4ln )m sprinters, will decide the year's fastest female in the Colon>. There are two heats and 3 in each heat will take their marks tomorrow. Janet Jesudason must479 words
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Miscellaneous381 1955-07-15 14 KI'ALA Ll'MPl'R, Thurs. The race weights for Saturday. last day of the Selangor Turf Club July meeting are: CL 4 Di?. I—9 Furv f Producer 8.0! I Cl. 5 Div I—6 Furs. Rippling River 9.00 Summer Corn 8.0! Westoth 9.o<> Rickv B.in Bold Dragoon 8.00 1 I'nauar 9.00 l.inkshir 11381 words
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Miscellaneous227 1955-07-15 14 by ACHILLES Standard's Athletics Reporter l Today's Events J EVENTS ore heats or qualifying unless otherwise stated J 2 4 p.m. Pole Vault; 100 yards. 4 10 p.m. 100 yards x women. 4.15 p.m. Javelin women final. 4.20 p.m Hop, 2 J Step and Jump final. 4.30 p.m. 880 yards.227 words
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