Singapore Standard, 31 August 1955
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Title Section14 1955-08-31 1 Singapore Standard #R it iH JL ,i. i. ><». r>6 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 195">14 words
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256 1955-08-31 1 INGAPORE crnment yesterday Wished a bill which cplacc the EmcRcgulo when it becomes d int^> 33 s" S, tho Preservation Sc those the I to and ordi i in 1 eerI ilations Iden ri more n of i aw this J haa povi r256 words
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Article36 1955-08-31 1 'OLICI r [fog gij n a gan huriinj,' ink r> I •;mip pa I In Ww n. rr:.oad dying ink i Ddcuffed two nan I •di- lon after a st I I36 words
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Article, Illustration223 1955-08-31 1 J. SOU - GIRL, 16 ELOPED WITH HERMAN J. SOU Missing For A Week By Mandard Reporter AN elderly Chinese Dan, Tan Kirn Keow, 51. knelt and cried outthe police courts building in South Bridge Rood yesterday morning saying that her 16-year-old daughter, had eloped with her lover. She was assisted to her223 words
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Article43 1955-08-31 1 BILOKI. Mississippi, Aug 30 (AP>— An elderly recluse Alice Parker, was found d< ad in her horn« hei yesterday, surrounded by mountain> of miscellany that included canaries and parrots, and dead, and enough •ling to outfit a girls' 01.43 words
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Article, Illustration250 1955-08-31 1 Colourful 2 2 -Hour Ceremony By Tues. Nine, members of the Federal Lcg.sla Council were officially sworn in tonight in I 2 1 2 hour simple but solemn ceremony. Tf.c Chief M:Tunku Abdul EUhani the Councillors in ti.< taking ceremony will be folio" U a.p lomonow \v;th250 words
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Article244 1955-08-31 1 Sampan, Lighter Save All Hand: Standard Shipping Reporter TWENTY-TWO Japanese, officers and n<en of the fishinsj trawkr Meganu .Maru escaped drowning when their vesst! keeled over in the Sinu^pore Outer Roads yesterday, and sank. The ship, bound for Colombo from Odawara. Japan, had called at the Colony244 words
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Article32 1955-08-31 1 Churchill' s Vacation LONDON <P' Winston Chur rhill will tly t<. v FYmnce n«-xt month lew w» holida:, tur I iMvi ly l<':irn< d He will near Nice, v.!.' I era] pr<32 words
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333 1955-08-31 1 Police Guard Food Depots THE Singapore Cold Storage will deposit the salaries and other monies ■due to its 475 striking employees with the Labour Department today. A Company .spokesman told I The Standard last night that the strikers have "dismissed themselves from service333 words
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Article241 1955-08-31 1 Egypt Faces Serious Crisis CAIRO, Aug. 30, (Keuler)— Fiivpfs ruling military junta, the Revolution Command Council, txlay tared its most serious internal crisis since General .Mohammed Naguib was removed as president last November. Major Salah Salem, Minister ol National Guidance and Sudan Affairs, has been granted "indefinite241 words
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Article117 1955-08-31 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tucs.— Dr. Lim Chong Eu. Federal Councillor representing the Penang Settlement, was appointed Whip of the UMNO-MCA-MIC Alliance in the House with Inche Kfcir Johari as Assistant Whip. They were selected at a special meeting tonight of the Alliance party which holds117 words
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Article148 1955-08-31 1 MR. Cho, 19, goes fo hospital comes out as MISS Cho SEOUL. Auk. -°>0 (Reuter) A local daily, the Knslish language Korea Times, t<>da\ reported the sueiessful sex transformation of a IM-year-old boy to a fiirl through surgical operation. The Korea Times said 19-year-old, Cho Xi (hoi148 words
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145 1955-08-31 1 CHICAGO. Aug. 30 (AP) An indignant housewife, who locked out her shop steward husband because his union went on strike, has called off their feud. Mrs. Esther Quigley. 35, was reunited with her 200--pound husband. Andrew, last night after nearly a week of145 words
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Article, Illustration22 1955-08-31 1 pnoio. THE MDTTANU Mar* lyin* partly submerged, with her keel awash in the Singapore Outer Roads immediately after she "keeled over." standardstandard - 22 words
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Article34 1955-08-31 1 AUCKLAND. Aug. 30 (Reutm For the first time staff officers of the eight powers of the South-east Asia Collective Defence Treaty Organization will meet In New Zealand from Sept. 2 to 13.34 words
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Article257 1955-08-31 1 Shot Down After 3-Hour Spree SYDNEY. Aug. 30 (UP) A plane took off by itself today after the pilot stepped out of it at a suburban airport today and Hew lor nearly three hours before; It was shot down by a navy Dghter at sea. The runaway257 words
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Article50 1955-08-31 1 LONDON. Aug :>o (Reuter —A flying ii/eboat servJci operated by helicopt< I being organized around the British Isles, the A;r Ministry announced today Its essential purpose will bo to search for and rescue Royal Air Force crews who crash into or bale out over the sea.50 words
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Article62 1955-08-31 1 CLEVELAND. Aug. M Reuter>— Seventh n-yt ;irold Mrs. L<- ra Rlt< nour, who had a revolver and a bomb in her b wh<n she was captured, was sentenced today t-i t< n rears in prison lor bank robbery. Ju ri James Conn< ho was giving I62 words
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Advertisement102 1955-08-31 1 ELECTRIC IMMERSON r-\ HEATER. jL < >■ 1 1 > fill' tljr l^^r oi ait electric- kettle Bf Hi »ble.- /Tl ?«n»W In* fII \WW\S 9150 111 »."<»«\ MM) 15i4l frn<|irrlr« i«> f I J^A >\IM»NAL If H IK \DIN(i < Cfef i 0 inn a >IM.\P('RK 1 CjJ CASTROL102 words
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Advertisement27 1955-08-31 1 RUSSELL, NEWBERY CO. Dagcnham England Manufacturers of Marine and Single Cylinder S X W Auxiliary Ie J^j Generating Set. McALISTER CO. LTD. SINGAPORE. KUALA LUMPUR, lIMMI IMW\<.27 words
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Article, Illustration29 1955-08-31 2 4 the hirh A«ri- .irtt a few /r seeds o •i of I en in .X ini- ling nd G em H i < of i ong* 1 crops29 words
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Article86 1955-08-31 2 BLACK AREAS FOR K.L. Kt\\t..\ LUMPUR Tues. A ident-prone roads in the si on be sing c I Traffic Police as as. Traffl Polite :'h:rf. Mr. Nel- son F wants for a start i are at U asi >ix town. is motivated by success ol a r s heme introduced86 words
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Article40 1955-08-31 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.rGupand Sinsh. 60, today claimed trial before the FUst Magistrate to a charge of outraL;. 1 the modesty of a year old woman Harnam Kaur. falan Tiga, Sungei Be<i on the Aug 11.40 words
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209 1955-08-31 2 C'TTEE WILL SUBMIT REPORT THE full monthly meeting of the Singapore City Council wiLl discuss the strike by its 10,000 daily-rated employees, today. r £hv Finance and C^fneial Purposes Com* inittee of the Council, which has been holding a series of discussions209 words
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Article177 1955-08-31 2 f KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The War Damagr Commission today asked registered claimants who had not received any award so far, to write in before Oct. 1 or let their claims lapse. Requests for an assessment of the claims forwarded be fore the expiry date in177 words
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157 1955-08-31 2 Thai Student Acquitted Of Stabbing ALCR STAR Tues A young Sia nese student, Eap Ai '\,i,. wi;»> was a. eged to have caused the oleath of a .Malay Hussain, In- stabbing ■him in the back on the night of March 7 was acquitted and dischaiged in the Supreme l\ urt157 words
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Article44 1955-08-31 2 LIEW SIM. al as Ah I.icw. yesterday sei tern ed to death in the High Court. M i by Mr. Justke Pa ll S I ivful possession of a handgrenade or; Jan. 3 this year, in the Sun?ai 1 i area. Segamat.44 words
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Article68 1955-08-31 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Two women were fined $300 by Mi I. C. C Rigl in the S ions Couri today for having s tiling stil Is and making the intoxicating liquor with* at a permit at their homes in Sungei Buloh yesterday morning i Choi68 words
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Article25 1955-08-31 2 "Woman Took Me To Bed For $4' I and ing R "I i hour." I on A.. had Or and arvi Ba enc< g in25 words
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Article, Illustration74 1955-08-31 2 MR E. S. Charles, second son of ."Mr. and Mrs. I). X Charlei of Koala Lunil ur and his brido the former Miss Gladys Knknt, sevontii daughter of Mr. and Nn A. (J. Knuht of Kuaia Lumpur, afiei their marriage at Metitodist Wesley Church, on Monday. Flu srooniYong Peong Seong - 74 words
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Advertisement153 1955-08-31 2 m S£F.... CathAY '».<- OPENS FRIDAY! ™tT c FOR I 5 LAN A X l^S-IHE PRODIGAL"/ SOMETHING \A TURNER V^>^^— .SBnS]'- ;,-5/ prodigious it in quality t sound cosruM£S '^w, LOUIS CALHERN D I I V A iin THE PRODIGAL 1 b U I A l\ M M PICTU E153 words
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Article286 1955-08-31 3 Justify Detention Of J Chinese Teacher Chen SINGAPORE Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, was yesterday challenged to justify the continued detention of Chinese High School teacher, Mr. Chen Yang Cheng when he saw it fit to release the Secretary of the Singapore Bus Workers' Union, Mr. Fong286 words
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Article28 1955-08-31 3 S I Bri- cnt ii B 1 25 ted rcn c in Englai >ls in Eng- ars. here the Sft 1 row.28 words
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Article, Illustration30 1955-08-31 3 Burgess To Tour Nigeria MR .'OHN general r B I a:, in- t Ol I i) Dcvc opB visit th< B istria g B Soul riya rie- Ml F BURGESS30 words
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Article17 1955-08-31 3 A DELEGATI N I j re at t < ing a 1 to Vi 'u:i-17 words
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Article39 1955-08-31 3 »n KIAH I.OKF. was riths in t« rday v i:i the ate's Court tiling to appear before the court on Oct. 12 to ver charges of opium I p< ol ing u1 i'> of a bail bond.39 words
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Article47 1955-08-31 3 A r.:\X v k :i and an- <•! i" injured when a ii g iri \\\:s involved in a o ision with a 16th Mi c. L Kang Road, Singa- n was 47-year- >'". Chu Seng and I r-o !hua F'i Seng was driving tho47 words
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Article43 1955-08-31 3 A Itt-YEAR^OLD schoolboy, Yeo v hung Lim took poison adopted parent- > ■■r\ him ii'T his backwardin school tho Singapore ner*s Court was told yesterday Yeo dir\i on July 7 fr< >m 1 corrosive poisoning, the court was Verdict: Sui43 words
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Article45 1955-08-31 3 EUROPEAN mess Mr. D. J. Sinclair. <irr:'v in Crosby House i:i Robinson Road, Singapore, ye ;terday. The late Mr. Sinclair who 51, was conor;)' manager of th< rai of the China Engineei Limited and the S o-Briti h (M) Limited.45 words
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Article125 1955-08-31 3 TRAFFIC Police, Singapore, yesteicay announced that it v.i r.o lor.^er be an ullenrc motorists to stop opposite a white line fur the purpose of loading or unloading goods or pit king up ani setting down passengers The official .statement saM that ihc Singapore Road Traffic R.i-.125 words
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Article76 1955-08-31 3 A FUN FAIR in aid of the 5 iei y of St. Yin 'ent dr Paul will be held on the grounds of t:;o I of St. Joseph. Victoria Street, on Sunday. Sept. 4 from lv a.m. to 7 p.m. The attractions include pony rides. q;::re-.76 words
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Article36 1955-08-31 3 TWO men, Yong Mah and Chai Yue, were today fined 5500 c a .-h by the Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate when they pleaded guilty io a charge of possessing two reels of obscene films.36 words
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Article, Illustration176 1955-08-31 3 1 PRESS photography in 1 Sin s »P«»rr is of I c»n- sist« I'tl.v high >tandard. declared the retiring ConimissinncMirnpra l for South-cast Asia. Mr. Mauolm Mac Donald yes- to i da > Sprakini; at a farewell i breakfast given by the i Press176 words
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Article261 1955-08-31 3 UNDER the Undesirable Publications (Amendment) Bill which Government plans to introduce in Singapore, action may be taken against publications made unlawfully in the Colony. Dt^ai.s of the bilj and five others were released by the Govc nment yesterday. Under the current Undesirab;c Publications Ordinance, no261 words
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182 1955-08-31 3 KOI R May 12 rioters were yesterday sentenced, to prison in the Singapore First Criminal District Court when they were found to have been members of an' unlawful assembly with the common object of assaulting members of the Reserve I nit at Alexandra182 words
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Article76 1955-08-31 3 A YOUTH Lim Bo( n Ken-. 20, wi.o was [ouna Rui ty in the tLighth Magistrate's Court yesterday '»n throe iv* of retaining sto en property, was told by the Magistrate Mr A. W.Ghows. that no wag ungratciuj because he stole from his benefactors. Lim was convicted76 words
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Article64 1955-08-31 3 .IL'DCMENT with rosl was enter^o by the Acting Chief Justi f Mr Justice Taylor in the Si'igap re lli%n Court yes- rdaj for a widow Wo:.£ Kuri 1 who it- rbiel tenant. clatimzti foi possession ol a room in the front portion of the n.st floor64 words
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Advertisement328 1955-08-31 3 _B^JI B^r^Hl n X^ HE"! VI Wrf Play it Sale with a If Tissot Automatic... h's ihc kind of a-atch you've dreamed 4 It'i anti-m.i2;net)C becißie of I about. You'll easily prefer its smart aliens Magnets and moro; i clean styling But nio-.t oi all you'll like "Jurm" it it328 words
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Article214 1955-08-31 4 Penang UMNO Debate Called PENANG, Tues. A resolution calling for the end of British Advisers in the Federation of Malaya, will be considered at the annual meeting of the Penang division of the United Malays National Organisation on Sunday. The meeting will also hear a214 words
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Article243 1955-08-31 4 Pilot Issued Dud Cheques PENANG, Tues. An ex-RAF pilot, Shahar bin Sayad Ahmad, who was arrested yesterday as he left Koala Lumpur Prison after serving: a four-month sentence for cheating;, today pleaded guilty to two further charges of cheating in the Sessions Court. ASP Joginder243 words
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Article145 1955-08-31 4 COMMODITY PRICES CLOtftNU rubber prires (cents per Ib in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot fob HI 141 f.,»b. Aus. MU Mil No. i l.j: 138 No. A 134 135 lore: Quiet TIN FKICE The Price oi tin yestrrda.t was S.i'Oi; per piiii!. (Down 371 cts). LONDON KMWUK No 1145 words
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Article58 1955-08-31 4 TWO men armed with daggers, entered the house of a Malay film actress in MacPhei>on Road on Monday afternoon and robbed her of cash and valuables worth $K7O. The actress. Siput Sarawak, told the police that she and other occupants of the house were forced and58 words
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Article85 1955-08-31 4 MALACCA. Tucs. Local fl.Mi and textile merchants called on the Commercial Secretary to the Indian Government Mission in Malaya Mr. D. II Jejurikar. today to take him up on his offer to help them in their business enquiries. Representatives of the Hoo Suck Kongsi. the biggest fish85 words
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Article31 1955-08-31 4 SEVENTY application* for houses were registered yesterday tne first day of the Federal Housing Trust's Exhibition of nouve models held at the Tenants' Registration Office at Fort Cornwallis. Penang31 words
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Article21 1955-08-31 4 MR TENG Peng Yew was yesteiaay appointed a nominee the Singapore Chinese Chaivbcr of Commerce to the Rent Board21 words
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Article82 1955-08-31 4 MR. C. T. BalakrLshnan was elected President of the Singapore Indian Co-opera-tive Thrift and Loan Society Limited at its first annual general meeting held recently. Other official;, elected were* Secretary Mr. V A Padmanabhan: Treasurer Mr N. S. Ramachandran. Auditors—Mr. V. D. Nair. Mr. T. G.82 words
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Article158 1955-08-31 4 THE SINGAPORE Maritime Employers' Federation representing the interests of ship ownas ani others employing local seamen, has been registered in the Colony under the Trade Union Ordinance. This body was formed in accorjance with one of the recommendations of the InternaMcnnl Labour Organization Asia!) Maritime Conference held158 words
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Article37 1955-08-31 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tucs. —A Chinese boy of Paloh New Village was fined $100 or six weeks' jail in the Juvenile Court. Kluang. today for possession of scrap rubber worth 51. 05.37 words
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207 1955-08-31 4 Follow The Example Of Ceylon -MacD. MALAYA should follow the perfect example set by Ceylon which, as a model of an Asian state, has changed from Colonial government to self-government by civilised and peaceful means, said the Commissioner General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, yesterday. Mr. Mac Donald was speaking at207 words
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178 1955-08-31 4 THE SINGAPORE Trade I nion Congress will advice its affiliated member unions to take drastic action against those employers who deliberately refuse to redress the genuine grievances of their employees. The president of the T.U.C. |Mr. S. Jaganathan told The Standard last night, the attitude178 words
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Article23 1955-08-31 4 MECHANICAL faults in a north-bound soods train held up today's Day Mail from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur for over three hours.23 words
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Article30 1955-08-31 4 WINDING -UP A WINDING-UP order has I been made by Mr. Justice Whitton regarding Heddle and Co.. Bukit Timah Road, on a petition filed by Cable and I Wireless Ltd.30 words
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Article149 1955-08-31 4 PRESIDEXT of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Ko Teck Kin. yesterday placed a problem before members of the Chamber. Said Mr. Ko: "The Central Provident Fund Board has asked Chinese schools to pay contributions for their employees immediately. "The schools have no money for these149 words
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Article, Illustration54 1955-08-31 4 fasdfasfasdf photo by MISS Spencer Wilkinson from England, an expert in the work for the blind, speaks at the conference of workers for the blind at the Kuala Lumpur Methodist Girls' School. Brickfields. Mr. Leong Yew Koh. Minister for Health and Social Welfare. Federation, opened the conference onYong Peong Seong - 54 words
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Advertisement310 1955-08-31 4 CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS *^r~ir**>«**u^j~i-r~u~»-rxj~iu~u'Xi~>-ri_rxrxr>_Oij-|_r^^ < [^.ODEON NOW 01 FMoiri.nTnft a'« Conoitiomio. and f) 30 p.ni MHh (INTI RY K)X CAFTUBES ALL IRC BBAOH \M) RAPTIRK OF HAN Ht'YIVS BIST BELLES! Wtfjl LOVE IS A MANY- I I -^J^ SPLENDOREO THING H I Plus CitwitiaSciipt? Short "l UNA CLIPPER SHIP" NEXT310 words
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Advertisement281 1955-08-31 4 44 SHAW BROTHERS ORGANISATION fflUCDjft* :CAPITQL ijTSS*: MOTE: SEASON COMIM IS AI PAVILIO\ THEATRL FROM IRmy, BMIWBBBBIMBMBBMKHBWi^i^—^^w<*<w^»^-. «LI*»ICM»RD y—^ MICHAEL f 4 TODD* Redgrave rt |J —FROM FRIDAYI—^^Z Tidal wave of excitcrne.it a on an island Paradise I ff Jofc mißVYlirvi CANCI fULUS 6ASII KU^OAti UMMI V s♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦5 tßClffe^ OPENS281 words
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Miscellaneous73 1955-08-31 4 Weather Report MINIMI M Temperature: From 7.:!0 p.m. Aug. '!9 to 7.:.0 a.m. Aug. :'.O Singapore ((76F): Penang (74F). Kota Bahru (7?Ft; Kuala Lumpur (7!Fi- Ipoh (71F); Kuantan (7!F»; Maximum Temperature: From 7.!'0 a.m. to 7. .10 p.m. Aug. r,O. Singapore (85Fi: Penang (87Fi: l.ota Bahru (87F): Kuala Lumpur (MFI;73 words
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Article52 1955-08-31 5 A MOTOR cycle worth Sl.h.'jO belonging to Neo Kirn Song oi Bukit Panjang was stolen from his house between Aug. 2.'i and Aus 24. Neo left his machine on the five-foot way and then left for Penang. On his return to the Colony, he found his52 words
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496 1955-08-31 5 Tunku's Amnesty— Dollar Grab Move' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Alliance Government's amnesty offer to the Communist terrorists was described as a "subtle move to achieve two things military mobilisation of the country and American gold." These allegations were listed today in a statement issued by the 'steeling committee of the496 words
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Article170 1955-08-31 5 FILM MAGNATE Loke Wa.i Tho, hairman of the Singapore Youth Sports Centre Appea< Committee, last night thanked Chief Minister, Mr David Mar■haJ for his Government's I of a do! ar-to-dollar contribution to\var(ls the fund up to $250,000. C^;. behalf of the members of the committee Mr. Loke170 words
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Article111 1955-08-31 5 Pedalling Pests Of Canal Rd. RLUK ANSON. Tups. Young women and Kirls who happen to pass alont; the diml> lit Canai Road at night: are bein« persistently annoyed b> a few Chinese youiifesters. tn a t they avoici this road after 7 p. in These pests who operate singly or111 words
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Article294 1955-08-31 5 SINGAPORE ratepayers yesterday condemned the "apparent lack of any sense of responsib "llty to the public which the members of the City Council Labour Inions Federation have exhibited in staging the strike." In a statement to the Press, the Singapore Rater. avers Associaiion said :hat the294 words
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Advertisement314 1955-08-31 5 MODEL 64 Y^\^^^^ Pink yellow and blue coif with V^Q^^SL leothcr c| c and heel. Stxci $11.90 L -;Sf purple ond calf with leather sole and /Jtf ln Jo f b\uc coif with y j^mf ESCOLITE" sole and m\mw OHIY AT MAIN STORE BATA BUILOING. SINGAPORE Be Proud of Your314 words
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Advertisement127 1955-08-31 5 I DINE DANCE fo f/ie mas/c of Caspar His Band with Trudy Connor at the New Airport Hotel Paya Lebar International Air-conditioned Rcstauronf Malayan Lounge Open Air Terrace < Chinese ond European Menus Special Russian Dishes Fresh Sydney Rock Oysters and Australian Strawberries arrive regularly by air 5 WAVE AFTER127 words
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Miscellaneous13 1955-08-31 5 Standard cMlmanac INFORMATION AT A GLANCE I N G A P'O R f13 words
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Miscellaneous57 1955-08-31 5 6 p m New Record* 630 New? ft Commentary f> 4."> Spoils Round-Up; 153 Repoxt from South £asl E;. gland; 7 pin 'Blackpool Nifht*. 8 pm Mus:c Magazine; hl5 Wo:k And Wor■hip; v 3<) Newa Home News; ■•43 i.,<>:Hioi Theatre Orchestra; ■JO Rad.o Newsieel Pio-r-i^ne Summary; y45 Lt -Co! V57 words
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Article521 1955-08-31 6 rr\i. rants of Kirfcby-trained teachers are ted to K;ve petitioned the Federation I authorities not to assign their sons and hools in other States They want ♦o teach in schools where their homes are. Th. typical of Malayan parents who seem to Dk that this la still circa521 words
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Article383 1955-08-31 6 DECENT developments in Korea are a continuation of the stark tragedy and injustice which baa bmi the lot of that unhappy country throughlons history For centuries it has been buffeted about by friend and foe alike harassed by the Ch. aid Japanese, menaced by the Russians an383 words
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Article, Illustration2370 1955-08-31 6 IN MALAYA "Moloya is on the r\q\\l lines to Prosperity »c arc favourably impressed with Malaya s economic potentialities and prospects of expansion" this is on extract from the recentlypublished report of the INTERNATIONAL BANK MISSION which examined the country's economy and finances last year. The FUTURE2,370 words
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Article157 1955-08-31 6 Sir: Reliable information from several fresh-fruit exporters in Australia point out that under the Panel System some shippers there have increased their p« rcmtage of the Malayan business while others are losing considerably. For that reason many exporters are opposed to the existing arrangement. Such a condition has157 words
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Article107 1955-08-31 6 UTUSAX Melayu says the arrests now carried out by the present Government in Indonesia seems lo be of a political nature aithougjh the arrests were said to 'have been made against former ministers suspected of corrupt malpractices. The editorial adds that the fact that most of the arrests107 words
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Article65 1955-08-31 6 rpilE world has entered the 1 second phase of the "new cold war" since the Geneva conlcrence and this is a dangerous era for the West, warns Chung Shing Jit Pao. Now the Soviet Union proposes to reduce her armed per.-on-nel by 640.000 men. But what is65 words
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Article55 1955-08-31 6 \V HKTHER or not East and West could reach agreement on measures for disarmament depends entirely on the collective efTort of the United Nations Assembly, asserts Sin Chew Jit Poh The opposing camps are far-ing each other with caution. The Sino-Ameriran conference at Geneva fully indicates this mutual55 words
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Letter138 1955-08-31 6 Sir: The Federation Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman stressed that Malay would be the national language of the country. This means that when Malaya achieves her independence Malay will be put into use as the official language and English will become the secondary language of this country.138 words
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Article334 1955-08-31 6 Aster Gunasekeia - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME Aster Gunasekeia The? mm* tapore I home. rVUE UMNO V this plan or that it rights with bility at! a chairman Inche Ali the v port- r< Colony citizenship it ill and "UMNO the 80-call< d lation. as I ter. Mr. Dai calls taking334 words
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Advertisement52 1955-08-31 6 g\ Latest from SWITZERLAND |jj M "RUBEE" VOILE I j/M IS MARVEL IN HfsyW COIIO\ I LXI ILLS ITS m Dl X \BLE. CREASE/4 RLSISiAM BEST fOR V\ DAILY WEAR. Lj_ \\jilahl«> in:— J£J Alluring lta»ifn« A. Enchanting Shades Sole Importers: MAGANLAL NAGINDAS CO., 85 87 Arob Street Singapore 752 words
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Advertisement27 1955-08-31 6 MALAYAN RAILWAY AGENCY WILL BE OPENED M KUANTAN On Ist September TOR COLLECTION 1 AND DBJVOV OF GOODS AND PARCLLS FORWARDED AND RECLI\ED BY RAIL \l\ MENTAKAB27 words
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Article221 1955-08-31 7 Paper's Comment On Bids -Ugh! U.K. Gets A Raw Deal U ISHINGTON, Aug. 30 (AP)— The Washington mi TIMCS Herald said last night: 'There is only >>le comment about the Administration's I over the British bid on equipment for Chief -,Joseoli Dam: Ugh!" the Engli>h Electric ;.>u.v wa ihown Indlsibly221 words
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157 1955-08-31 7 ISBL'RY, Am: ?»0 r I lit- affair of tin- MurpliN troui is threshed nut in itc's tuurt yesla tlw tr«niNrrs thrrr i large rrni. m taated th.it .i K9m4 d*-«l of Mil hael Murphy, 2% pom •n. in vpnkr to him Anil Murph> in--1157 words
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Article18 1955-08-31 7 BER, Cai Kut pair of r.ned irated at after Ihc cere-18 words
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Article, Illustration60 1955-08-31 7 send, a death dealing buih I into the ba< k of an escaping nationalist rebel at Am Ahhid. Algeria, durii.g last week's rioting. French officials and leaders of Morocco's strongest nationalist faction met on August 'Hi at Ail 1 es Bains, in France, to reach aAP - 60 words
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Article89 1955-08-31 7 LONDON. Aug :*0 iUP>The "Manchester Guardian." today suggested abolition of the Royal Marriage Act to leave Princess Margaret to marry the man of her choice. The Guardian had been taken to task by some of the popular Press after it criticize d th< lr "vulgar89 words
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Article55 1955-08-31 7 NEW YORK. Aug. .'5O <Rruter) Mr. James Stewart, the film >t:»r who Is acting the part ol American aviator Charity Lindbergh for the Qlm based on Lindbergh's book "Spirit of St. Louis" left here for Franc i yesterday to film scenes of Lindbergh's landing after his55 words
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Article141 1955-08-31 7 SOVIETS SUPPLY ARABS DULLES WASHINGTON, An*. 30 (AP) is. Secretary of Mate John I oster Dulles said today there have been reliable reports that Russia has offered arms to some Such an art ion by Russia Ihc supplying of arms to nations in troubled area would not contribute to tin141 words
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Article42 1955-08-31 7 NEW YORK. Aug. 30. (AP> Police took oiir sniff of Andrew Kay. 12, and arrested him on a charge of breaking into a delicatessen Stete three blocks away. In his shirt. Kay had US$ll worth of imported cheese.42 words
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Article18 1955-08-31 7 ISRAEL experts 43.000 North African Jewish immigrants during the next 12 months. ;f yesterday- A .P.A.P. - 18 words
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Article117 1955-08-31 7 Freedom For 7 War Criminals < Router The release of seven Japanese war leaders now held in the Sugamo prison a^ "A" class war criminals will probably be announced in a matter of day.-, authoritative sources .-aid tonight. The release ol these elderly leaders, sentenced for directing "aggressive war" was117 words
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Article77 1955-08-31 7 Lohia Plans New Party MADRAS. Aug. 30 ißcuicn Supporters of D-\ Ram Manohar Loin a. who was expelled from the Praja Socialist Party national executive last month for "indiscipline" today decided to form a new socialist party to oppo.se the Indian Government. The 100 delegates from five south Indian states77 words
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Article76 1955-08-31 7 REGGIO CALABRIA. South Italy, Aug. 30 (Renter* Heavily armed security police fanned out In the toe ol South Italy today In the biggest hunt yet for bandits l«*d by Angelo Macrl '"the wolf ol Aspromonte." Dark and handsome 26--rear-old Maeri is wanted dead or alivr for76 words
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Article61 1955-08-31 7 Report On A- Project Moscow. Aug. 30 (Reuter) The Soviet newspaper Pravda published yesterday a page-long description, with photographs, of the Soviet atomic project on which Professor Bruno Pontecorvo is believed to be working. Professor Bruno Pontecorvo. Italian-born physicist who became senior principal scientific officer at the atomic research station61 words
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Article50 1955-08-31 7 MONTREAL. Auk. 30 (Reuter Mrs. Harry Pursey. wife of a British Labour Member of Parliament, pleaded not guilty in court yesterday to a charge of illegal possession of narcotics. She chose trial by jury and a preliminary hearing was fixed for Sept. 1. Bail was denied.50 words
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Article51 1955-08-31 7 CHICAGO. Au?. :-.0. (AP)— Sheriff Joseph Lehman, in the process of setting up a circulating library lor inmates of the Cook County .Tail, yesterday banned one volume from the list. Titled "You Can Escape." the book tells of the author's 30 escapes from penal51 words
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Article211 1955-08-31 7 LONTON. Aug St. (Reuter) A LB- year-old British regular soldier, who recent. y discovered deposits of the rare mineral named Bciyihim or 'Beryl' for short, in Hongkong is likely tc become a millionaire Corporal William. B. Han mama* to a ninese gir and living in211 words
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373 1955-08-31 7 U.b. READY TO SWAP MILITARY PLANS WITH REDS UNITED NATIONS, New York, Aug. 30, (UP) The United States declared yesterday it is ready immediately to put into effect President Eisenhower's plan for an exchange of military blue prints with Russia and an agreement to permit aerial inspection of each other's373 words
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165 1955-08-31 7 EDINBURGH. Aug 30. (Renter) Scots miners joined English and We'.sh colleagues f yesterday in opcosing the sug- j gesteo importing of 10,000 Italians to help in Britain's j undermanned coalfields Mr Abe Moffat leader of the S ott^sh area of the National Union165 words
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Article139 1955-08-31 7 New Govt Within 2 Weeks PARIS, Aug. 30, (AP) France intends to set up a new Moroccan government within the next two wekks, with or without the Nationalist Istiqlal party. Efforts to get the Istiqlal to participate will however continue. Pierre July. Minister for Tunisian and Moroccan affairs, made this139 words
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Article80 1955-08-31 7 WASHINGTON. Aug. 30 (Renter)— -Former Field Marshal Albert Kesselring said in an interview published yesterday that a wartime invasion of Britain had never been planned and Sir Winston Churchill had made his "b^^est mistake" in not making an early peace with Uermany. Giving reasons why80 words
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Article, Illustration66 1955-08-31 7 THE scene: a night club on the French Riviera. A i.'.imbo band plays in the background. Past the musicians dance a young man and a girl, hands softly entwined. Yes, it's the Duke of Kent, enjoying his holiday on the Riviera. The nightclub is near Monte Carlo,66 words
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Article174 1955-08-31 7 LONDON, Aug. 30 (Reuter)— Britain to!d Turkex and Greece here today that the maintenance of her sovereignty over her Mediterranean island colony of Cyprus was vital to the fulfilment of her own defence commitments and those of her 14 Atlantic pact allies. Mr. Harold MacMlllan.174 words
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112 1955-08-31 7 HOLLYWOOD, Au«. 30, (UP).— Rita Hayworth, pale and red-eyed from crying, admitted yesterday she walked out on troubled Dick Haymcs but said "I don't know" if she'll try for her fourth divorce. The shapely st.ir who ittick I v Ha.v!i;es during two112 words
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Advertisement96 1955-08-31 7 ■I which is such a tremen- jj dous success in turope /Tf X. id) and America, is at last j y r available also in Malaya. p^\ V »tt V yecrs exper.ence .n typewr.ter eng.ne^ng and study of oil .nnovct.ons result.ng from latest prac- Jjj and methods H manufacture ore96 words
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Advertisement98 1955-08-31 7 UJ^JT a PRETTY AND COOL Mj£s for a "Sleeping Beauty" %^||if Tken's emsy^gmmg comfort ond V^^v good looks in these dainty nighties Ir m\!\ art crepe nightdresses /I f %jA V With dainty lace yoke /I 1 miW (Similar to illustration) r 1 Colours: moonbeam, white, peach I if' PRICES:98 words
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Article356 1955-08-31 8 ATOM- KEY TO FUTURE A-Power Must Replace Coal, Says Lecturer THE TECHNICAL and economic advancement of South-east Asian countries in the near future will depend on how much use is made of the atom, said Dr. E. Breitenberger in a lecture on "Peaceful uses of Atomic Energy" at the British356 words
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97 1955-08-31 8 $40,000 For Jesselton Trade School A SUM of more than $40.--000 was made available by the Australian Federal Government under the Colombo Plan for provision of equipment for the new Government trade school at Jcssclton. North Borneo. Some of the items likely to be shipped in September and October include97 words
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Article105 1955-08-31 8 CANBERRA. Aug. 29 <UP) The advance party of the Australian army component for the strategic reserve in Malaya will sail from Sydney on the liner New Australia on Sept. 1. Army Minister Josiah Francis announced today. The main Australian force, he said, will sail from105 words
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Article97 1955-08-31 8 THE President of the International Brotherhood ol Magicians. Singapore Ring 115. Mr. Tan Ewe Chee. will fly to England on Friday. Sept. 2. to attend the I. C. M. British Convention at Southport. While waiting for the Convention to open in midSeptember. Mr. Tan will see97 words
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Article51 1955-08-31 8 THE Old Boys of the Christian Brothers' Schools ir Singapore will give a dinne: in honour of Mgr. Franci: Chan. Bishop of Penang. a St. Joseph's Institution or Sept. 4. Tickets at $6 a person car be obtained from the Hon Secretary. c o St. Joseph';51 words
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Article48 1955-08-31 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.-In the Sessions Court. Mersing yesterday Wong Poi was fined $500 in default 14 weeks' jail on three charges concerning Chandi He was fined another $500 for possession of five leal packets of chandu and smoking utensils in default one year's jail.48 words
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Article51 1955-08-31 8 THE Singapore Art Society will hold its second annual general meeting at the British Council Hall on Tuesday, Sept. 6. at 8.30 p.m. It is expected that Mr. Ho Kok Hoe, the President of the Society will have returned to Singapore in time to take the51 words
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Article33 1955-08-31 8 A SMALL t'irf broke out in the second floor of the New Asia Building in Collyer Quay yesterday morning. A rubber pipe burnt out before the fire brigade extinguished the fire.33 words
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Article, Illustration65 1955-08-31 8 MR. and Mrs R. Don Homo, who were married ,t st Anthony's Church. Kuala Lumpur rerenth The hi,.!, is the former Miss Irudayamary. daughter of Mi S. Sinsarayer Advertising Foreman of the Kiagaporo Standard, while the bridegroom is the yon of Mi IJ.n, h of the Malayan Railway, and Mr*65 words
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Article, Illustration41 1955-08-31 8 photo. KLSr i 5* ma krishii a n and his bride th, Miss K. I^ela. who were marrird in Si«gaDorr Sunday. The marriage was followed by a m p I( ,n Robinson Cafe, attended by about :>OO guests StandardStandard - 41 words
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200 1955-08-31 8 S'pore Gets Ready For C-Plan Meet SINGAPORE Government is advertising Itr tornporary stenographers, clerks, receptionists, interpreters and secretaries for the seventh meeting ot the Colombo Plan Consultative Committee meeting economic development in South and SwttKMl il to be held next month. j The Coalition governing n which is playing host200 words
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Article67 1955-08-31 8 I c JOIIORE BAHRI D Tiie Presi I i i Court Mr N L < loda* V > on "i h Abdll Rahim. to the H L Guraej B booL a i i i c sot hro to the ofl Rubbei R' The fii67 words
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Article118 1955-08-31 8 THREE more Standard readers contributed a total of $75 for Madam Teo Sw^e Luan and her four children whose pitiful story was published in The Standard last week Mr. J. McLennan. Master of the M.V. "Rcinhard m nt a cheque for $50. Anonymous .sent $20118 words
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Article, Illustration46 1955-08-31 8 d phot" Al.THOlc.il the b> its mtan Jgj] forced thr Sißgapo" < "Id Storage t" suspend <l' Mir to door drliv«T> mt\ if« usual business h.iv b»'< c-onducted .it all hi.iinh.of the compan> I.H-* 1 pr«'M\ sho| < v sistant serves a rustomi ,i !»>•< Orrhard K«.«« dep<» StandardStandard - 46 words
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Advertisement102 1955-08-31 8 v I 1 "H I I *~1 SIX CYLINDER L. _l/^ q^J U _l _J AT MALAYAN MOTORS LIMITED Federation Representatives WEARNE BROS I' ife* 1 'iS^S^tf^^sS .-.■^^ysS^' lift' T^^mtf^' |Wt *^iMlßaaoaj<ico>a>Mi&v.v For Your SApcTy .^^^mmw^K&^m^ jb?^Spßß BBi>^^^bbBßP |^S^'^'l" '"^Ttrto n ii »lS v w^" 1 '•''^ocS w^wa j Non-skidding102 words
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Article, Illustration597 1955-08-31 9 THE Dam Busters Story in Pictures i FILM story of one of the meat dangerous z missions of the war, 'The Dam Bust* opens today at the Capitol Theatre Ri* nard T< and Michael Redgrave r in the Warr.cr Bros, presentation Based on the true aceOOttl of the ep.c i597 words
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Advertisement115 1955-08-31 9 INCREDIBLE, f H£y RAD A ROMB THAT COULDN'T BE DROPPED— A TARGET THAT COULDN'T BE HIT— AND THEY DID IT! "Seat-gripping excitement" (The Star). "The finest flying film ever made" (Reynolds News). "An action picture «^_l«_ AAand a splendid one" (Daily Sketch). "A picture to rave about" (Daily Mirror). "Thrills115 words
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274 1955-08-31 10 BUILDING COSTS IN COLONY JUMP 10p.c. Industrial Sfrik e% The Main Cause Standard Market Reporter THE industrial strikes in Sing Qporc Qrc major contributory factor towards th c nC i costs of building houses in the Colcny A number of housing dc Singapore are gradually experien higher costs of building274 words
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Article, Illustration276 1955-08-31 10 YES, IT'S X'MAS IN AUGUST -AT ROBINSON'S! CHRISTMAS in August? With more foiesight than tii? telly it app?ars, (especially where the temperature Ifl on the boil all year round anyway) Robinson's Department Store has opened this week all reaay for one important phaso of the greit event Christmas Cud selection.276 words
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Article311 1955-08-31 10 .^^g^gg^^^S SINGAPORE'S black pepper market has received an impetus from the recent Increased Russian buying of this spice from Madras. Local prices at the 5125 per picul level, yesterday showed a rise of some $10 in the last three days. A total ol 50 tons311 words
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Article137 1955-08-31 10 A FIVE-MAN tram from the United states Export import Bunk, led by ."Mr. Vance Brand, director of the bank, passed through Singapore yesterday on their way to Indonesia. Mr. Brand said the bank had loaned a total US$3.2 billion to 40 countries. Indonesia whoso share 'of137 words
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Article21 1955-08-31 10 U.S. SHIRT makers aic planning a campaign to urotect the American industry against the rising flood of Japanese imports."21 words
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Article132 1955-08-31 10 SIXGAPORE rubber prices yesterday dropped 12 cents to $1.41] per ]b. for first grade September shipment on a quiet and featureless market. Dull condition^ prevailed throughout the day with almost complete lack of Interest. Prices opened at around 51. 42, a drop of cent on Monday, but cased132 words
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Article104 1955-08-31 10 PORT D i e k s on Lukut (F.M.S.) Rubber Estates Ltd.. reported nearly twice as much the profit during the year to March 31, 1955, (£128.405) a> for tho preceding period (£66.198). The main reasons lor the increase in the profit are the bigger crop of104 words
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Article57 1955-08-31 10 BRITISH European Airways —Britain's state-owned "short haul" airline— made a net profit of £83.039 in the year ended last March 31, and celebrated its first deficit tree vcar since its inception jn 194 7. This follows a loss of £1.--773.797 during 1953/54 and marks the airline's57 words
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Article64 1955-08-31 10 SINGAPORE Shan tei day reported the business done: Fed. !3>p. 13.10; I N ive >rds. $1 71' ,G E Life $80: W H 2.60 rd: Me! B Robinson ords. $2.40: Spore T: act n p d> •v, io}: s Wearne Br Hong Fal (1 2 1 odd64 words
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Article28 1955-08-31 10 Industrials And Tins Are Better MAI tin I Pri i o■ b r E I. i IMH MKIM v I r i X I Ml\l\(. i;i r.r.i i28 words
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Article, Illustration131 1955-08-31 10 WOMEN are as capable as men in business and there is no reason why there should not be more women in Singapore commercial circles, in the view of Mrs. Lilian Chung:. Training In Hongkong. Shanghai and other cities in China. the proportion of businesswomen compared with men131 words
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Advertisement810 1955-08-31 10 NOTICES^ NATIRALISATION VOTICE I£ HEREBY given that the following persons whose names and addresses are given below are applying to the Governor for naturalisation and that any person who knows any rea?cn why naturalisation should not he granted should *end a written and >i«ned statement of the fact? to the810 words
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Advertisement107 1955-08-31 10 NOTICE JOIIORE MEDICAL 'DEPARTMENT 'FENDERS are invited for the A supply of MEDIUM GRADE SIAMESE RICE TO hospital in Johore The term of the contract i? for 'A months beginning Is" October. 1955 Each tender must be accomoanied with snmple and f Treasury Rcceint of $100/- for each District and107 words
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Advertisement208 1955-08-31 10 YUGOSLAV LINE From Hongkonj? to Colombo. Bombay. Aden. Port Sudan Port Said, Beyrouth, Trieste and Rueka: Spore P. Shorn M.V 'LOVCEN 8/11 Sept 12/13 Sept From Adriatic and Near East Ports, Bombay. Colombo M*. To Diakarta and Hongkong M.V. "RIJEKA" 26 27 Sept Gen,... A,cn»: EAST MOUN^ACIN^ SINGAPORE 1 Tel:208 words
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Advertisement735 1955-08-31 11 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. TIL, mi,,*, 265.1/4 IJ2/4 i^ THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE T. MaMa«. M-t»..|. Y#f| >M Clt Pmtt. M(MNOM »/u Oct l? o<t it oct CjfM€ts Ptl to >roc>^ P«rt, to .pad and duch.r,. tar,. HAMBURGAMERICAN LINE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD lOINI SIRVICI To Ce»c*b* Cenca,735 words
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Advertisement1066 1955-08-31 11 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (II linen 'Incorporated in Singapore) (12 lines) ot."' Till. BLUE FUNNEL UNE T o Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargo SAIUNCS to LIVERPOOL. CLASCOW. LONDON CONTINENT Singapore Out Sails f 5 ham tenant Atrewt tot Liverpool Cia^g^w1,066 words
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Advertisement782 1955-08-31 11 MITSUI |^Q LINE S'porc P. Shorn Penong FOR JAPAN from India Mciko Maru from Calcutta tor Yo*ohomo Kobe Moii 7 Sept Fujikawa Maru from Calcutta for Yokohama, Kobe, Moji 1 3 Sept 10 Sept FOR JAPAN trorr Cont-rent Asakason Moru tor Yokohama, Kobe via Saigon, Bangko* Honqkong 4 Sept Awobasan782 words
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Advertisement776 1955-08-31 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES SAILINGS TO CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA For Aden Port Said Genoa. Antwerp, Rotterdam, Homburf, Copenhagen. Gothenburg ond Otlo S pore P. Shorn Penono k) "KINA" 9 12 Sept U/USept MIS Sept xx) "ERRIA" 18 19Scpt 20 20 Sept "SELANDIA" 17 19Oct 20 20 Oct 21 22 Oct "MORELIA" 17 19776 words
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Article, Illustration381 1955-08-31 12 CELE WOHL - CELE WOHL by fgsdfgsdgsdf Another Roman designer, Capueci, departed from the general trends by showing a high-waisted line with billowing, tiered ballerina skirts. Daytime suit skirts were full pleated or slightly belled. He called the collection "fuschia.* 1 after the flower that has three-tiered petals. Simonetta's "desiree"381 words
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Article51 1955-08-31 12 Cutting my lons hedge is a problem for me: at seventy-six. I am not as active as 1 used to be. So I wa-s delighted when, a neighbour tol me her husband would do the job for me. He did. too and he turned out to be ninetyone!—(Mrs.)51 words
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Article421 1955-08-31 12 JANE BLITHE - JANE BLITHE JTHERE are many ways of wrecking a marriage and parents are among the most effective. What chance has an ordinary husband against a mother-in-law who still looks on her daughter as a little angel chick? What can a wife do when her husband is. in his421 words
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Advertisement203 1955-08-31 12 Veep uoioi skill wtit omA^ fcttewj ti»tt(t Vomm WwtoliLrai Qwjlwi^ FOLLOW the example of lovely women throughout the world enhance and preserve your beauty with wonderful, greateleis Pond's Vanishing Cream. Light and snowy. Pond's Vanishing Cream is the ideal powder base. It disappears as you smootne it on, leaving your203 words
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Advertisement158 1955-08-31 12 W^^WjJß'jMW CHOICEST V \CHOCOLATfS n aI O f^\ RED LABEL ASSORTMENT DISTRIBUTED BY SIME DARBY 7/ie wor/cf famous family of TIGER medicinal products "ftp*- "•""•v*.* v^-.^t- 1^^ 1 <ij JHRjP?^ V^ <^4B^aßH'jl i^^- A^ v CHEE THONE SAN Provides Instantaneous relief for Toothache, Earache, Stomachache, Muscle Pain, Indigestion, Backache, Colds,158 words
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Miscellaneous323 1955-08-31 12 i^^^^^H' '^^^^^^i '^^^^^^s !^^^^^l '^^^^fll !^^^^^l 1. Cupid or light provider. 6. Building to take clothes off 10 Treasure tiove not hidden __MBHHBBH_____^^B____^^B__^BBiHHHL_JHL_— i 12. Ease but not entirely euro a disease <8' B^" '.?>. Does the Cod' blood help the choir to sing. (5) Tt 11^* 15. False evidence323 words
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Article337 1955-08-31 13 bays U.S. Officials tuniv, Aug. a (IP)— American tennis experts agreed unanimously today that the Davis Cup will stay in Australia indefinitely, with no serious challenge from the I.S. in sight. "The cup is Down Under indefinitely and everybody from the players to the TSLTA337 words
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Article85 1955-08-31 13 THE following have been elected officials of Itte Indian B I lerhood spo::s CUib lor ear: Patron: Mr. Son Ghee Soon, President; Mr. S R itn;irn, Hon. (•eneral Secretary: Mr. M Marimutnu. Vice President: Mi. P. Marimuthu, Asst. Hon. Secretary: Krishnasamy, Hon. Treasurer: Mr. V. Ganapathy, Hon.85 words
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Article94 1955-08-31 13 TAIPING. Tues. Taiping Timers sco r ed a two-one victory over the Taiping Indians in the semi-final of the Knock Out soccer competition for the Bayk-y Cup at the Esplanade yesterday. Tigers opened the score through. Suleiman. They went ahead oft a melee through Udi. Despite94 words
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Article250 1955-08-31 13 RSCC Beat RAF In Golf 'Friendly' ROYAL Singapore Golf Club beat the Royal Air Force by IZ matches to 12 during the weekend. The results <RS(IC players mentioned first) were: FOIRSOMIS ON SATURDAY. Stirk and Paterson beat Beamish and Forrest; Ilarve;. and Kane lost to Brown and O'Carroll; Thomson and250 words
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Article59 1955-08-31 13 KUALA LUMPUR. TiMS. —Entries for the Selangor Hockey Association's league com-: petitiop. are no.v being invited The league will be run ofT jn two divisions. Team- wishing to take part are requested to send their entries to the Hon. Secretary. All entries must accompany !ea»ue and59 words
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Article48 1955-08-31 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Selangor Combined Malay Schools will meet Trengyanu Malay Schools at '■cccr at Princes Hoad on Frida A basketball match bet'.veen TrenKkjami Malay School Teacheri r women) and Selangoi Malay School Teachers (women) will be played before the soccer match.48 words
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Article60 1955-08-31 13 OFFICIALS of the Brewer- ie s Sports Club elected re- cently were: President Mr. T. W. Budden. Vice-President Mr. H. Wan.schers, Hon. Secretary Mr. David Lim, Hon. A^st. Secretary Mr. Ng Sen Hor. Hon. Treasurer Mr. W. B. Lopez. Committee: Messrs. L. Bels. P. J. Kat. Ali60 words
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Article213 1955-08-31 13 TODAY TOMORROW'S U.K. SOCCER LONDON. Aug. 30, (Reutert— I The following are lOotball fix--1 lures for Wcdne>dav. Auk 31LEAGUE DIVISION I i Birmingham vs Newcastle Cardiff vs Bolt on Everton vs Wesi Brom. Luton vs Preston. Manchester C vs Arsenal Tottenham vs Manchester United. Wolves vs Portsmouth. LEAGUE DIVISION II213 words
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Article108 1955-08-31 13 ROYAL Singapore Golf Club August mixed foursomes (9 holes i stableford: Winners: Mr. and Mrs R. E. L. Wingate 10 •9 3 16 =19.3/16 Other Cards: T. M Eu^hop and Mrs. J. S A. Lewis 11-77 16 18.7/IC. K. W. Bell and Miss M Ackers 11 7.7108 words
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Article30 1955-08-31 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The hockcv match between Solangor Sikh Union and the Selangor Indian A^oria'.ion scheduled to be played at Taylor Rond today was postponed due to rain.30 words
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Article229 1955-08-31 13 Fulham Lincoln Drop In Div. 2 LONDON, Aug. 29. (Rev ter).— Two of the five 100 per tent teams in the Football League alter Saturday's games crashed to defeat tonight and lost their joint lead of division two. They ach Pulhara and Lincoln City, respective vii to Blackburn Rovi Hu229 words
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Article90 1955-08-31 13 5 LONDON, Aug. 29. *RouUt) Association football g DIVISION I ".Aston Villa l. Sunderland 4 I Blackpool I. Burnley 1 Chelsea 0. Huddcrsfipld Town I LEAGUE DIVISION II Blackburn Robors 1. Fulham 0 Hull City 2. Lincoln City i. S'oke City 1. Bri«iol Rover* 2. WeM Ham United90 words
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Article112 1955-08-31 13 Zainal Chan Win Titles KUALA LUMPUR. Tups. Keen competition was mtii on Sunday night's Kuala Lumpur Municipal S.C.s fir>» annual badminton and table tennis championships which endf j d at the Selangor Badminton Hall. Zainal bin Ibrahim won the badminton singles title by beating Aziz bin Hussein 18-15. 15-3. In112 words
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Article71 1955-08-31 13 IPOH. Tiics.— Perak's badminton team to play Pcnang at Ipoh in the Foong Seoof cup match son c time next month wiil be c ected from the lowing eight players Tan Jin Eong. Loo F;.n T.eong. Foo Yong Khean Lim Foh Thye. Chiew Chin Khoon71 words
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Advertisement52 1955-08-31 13 £hihiHq Healthy Teeth, a rr fro shod th through MERZA i in.il Tooth Paste. teeth fas'tns t»ic c dovropment i M < ts. tube. «> 'Post Box I*!.!) n Km! Sinrapnre.-1 Stop Backache And Rheumatism i H M*r "> Ac>d Ur mi. b "a piMjjei •m I J I-" y52 words
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Advertisement146 1955-08-31 13 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY TYPICAL Chinese Art-l-m--brojdered children's clothiDf. nruuniillcefit ha paintinfs band-painted Ci. mas cards. Liberal Commission Enquiries— Mutual P O B> 1222. Hongkong ACCOM. VACANT TO LET One room Incltad u.sc of dining room, tiv i oom, eiectric rator. telephone, etc. R< 17(i. Siflap Road. TeL IISM. FOR SALE TWO146 words
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Advertisement496 1955-08-31 13 CLASSIFIED ADS ACKNOWLEDGMENT MR T S SINGARYAR f M: Railway*. XL. t ha < Ind n tend ince < f their d 27*h Au«u>' Churcl X L d coav SITUATIOVS VACA\T I NSPE< IX) R I H., v IVr- V jequired tjv I Corrif.. n';t;erencr> t xjirrienced I any he496 words
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Article, Illustration33 1955-08-31 14 TAN GAIK BEE (above), 20, celebrated her birthday by winning the Malayan schoolgirls badminton singles title on Sunday night in Kuala Lumpur beating Tan Geng Looi (below) in the Anal.33 words
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Article37 1955-08-31 14 IPOH. Tuc< The openinsi tie tl Ihc RDY knockout soccer comp' .eduled to be ed between Ramblers and the" 13 19 Hussars on the Chinese AlWllilllj Ha!l ground here today, was washed out by rain.37 words
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Article28 1955-08-31 14 KUALA Ll'MPl'R. Tues. Mi'.av Mail Invitation XI will to Malacca to play a soccer match against Hua Lian at Kubu Stadium, Malacca, on Sunday. *^ept. 4.28 words
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Article221 1955-08-31 14 k LONDON. Tues— Middlesex. -»11 out in their second innings •3 runs shortly after lunch, lost their match at Lords ist the South Africans by /Y^ requiring 307 to W W v, a i[ tne i r second in- kets standing at the j^ A the221 words
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Article, Illustration34 1955-08-31 14 ALL-MALAYA schoolboys badminton champion. San Scon? Kok of Selangor receives his trophy from Mrs. Oon Khyc Beng, wife of the vice-president of the Selangor Badminton Association at the Kuala Lumpu Badminton Hall on Sunday34 words
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Article719 1955-08-31 14 SOUTH CHINA SHOW TRUE STRENGTH TO THE 10,214 people who watched last night's soccer match between South China and Sino-Malays at Jalan Besar stadium there must have been no doubt as to the tourists' vast superiority. They won 3-1. r- .1 /-I 4-^r OOUTn k_ninu were: vi tup iumm vjiiu719 words
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Article142 1955-08-31 14 Neo Makes It Five In A Row NEO CHWEE KOK of the Chinese Swimming Club won the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's 1,500 metres freestyle for the fifth successive year in Singapore yesterday. Neo was timed at 20 mm. 01 sec. yesterday, but this is 13.4 sec. slower than the record142 words
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393 1955-08-31 14 Woman Is Appointed A Selector In Negri Hockey SEREMBAN. Tues. Negri Sembilan Hockey Association made history last night when at their annual general meeting they elected a woman to serve in the State selection committee. She is Cecilia Nunis, ono of Negri's outstanding sportswomen and skipper of the Negri women's393 words
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Article1113 1955-08-31 14 sdfasdfasfas By WINDSOR LAD f IPOH, Tues. Severalj Gold Vase horses were put through them paces this morning. Most impressive among them were SHAMROCK SLIPPER, JACKIE'S KUDA, SOVEREIGN, LITTLE CHERRINGTON, MAN ABOUT TOWN and JOLLY SAILOR. Last night's rain has taken the sting from the1,113 words
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Article117 1955-08-31 14 SINGAPORE Cricket Club 'B 1 created a major upset in the SHA seven-a-side tournament when they e:iminated Singapore Recreation Club 2-1 in the first round on the SRC padang yesterday. Davi<i lldftlUan scored both the SCC's goals while Pat Neubronner scored for the Recs. In another117 words
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116 1955-08-31 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Selangor Chinese Recreation Club which has obtained a "date" with Souih China soccer tourists, will field a formidable side against them at the Princes Road stadium here on Apart from a number of Federation stars, the Club has also acquired116 words
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Article, Illustration51 1955-08-31 14 —Photo by RECORD BREAKERS: The four Fijians who broke the 4 x 440 yards relay record at Ipoh last weekend (from left): Caudre, Rokoua, Naidole and Ravula. This Johore team clocked 3 mins. 25.6 sees. The old record was 3 mins. 27.2 sees. Standard Cameraman Lee ThongStandard Cameraman; Cameraman Lee Thong Choon - 51 words
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Article83 1955-08-31 14 OSMAN ANGULUA BACK IN FAVOUR OSMAX in favour I selectors. 1 goalkeeper in N passing years j ceived hi< seasons. Anculli*'s 16 others S.A.F.A In-, t nig bable Singapor. Sportsman agair. >t the F Saturday at Ja dium. The ];>♦ h Ten^. AnguUi Ivan a Clarke. Harrison tawi. OCarter, Arth83 words
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Article52 1955-08-31 14 BUR points i. South-c. pionship Aw Ch< i again expecti points when the resumes to Badminton Sta-: A large Enwd turn up tonight I bronze meri.i special rootest bouts will i m who have :>• M the South-ra! Asia f M ships and boys fi m52 words
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Article54 1955-08-31 14 POLICE Spori V Andrew's Scnoo I (two tries) to thm in .-1 i i£j played at P.T.S. fn day. Po!ii-e c orri through Ram!i while Slow Watt C: the only try for A few mm end, Saints' Nfji knocked unconscio to he carried After a few minutes54 words
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Miscellaneous134 1955-08-31 14 SOCCER BUSINESS HOUSES GROUP A:— S.T.C. vs. F. N. at Jalan Bcsar. GROUP B:Sime Darby vs. Breweries at Farrer Park; Ford vs. Malayan Airways at S.T.C GROUP C:—S.C.S. vs. Guthrie at S. H. B. GROUP D: Thornycrojt vs. Stanvac at F. N. GOVERNMENT SERVICES LEAGUE DIV. 1: P.W.D. vs. M.R.N.V.R.134 words
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