The Straits Times, 18 April 1954
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The Straits Times
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Title Section14 1954-04-18 1 OMFLIMENTAHY The Straits Times. No. 974. SINGAPORE, SINDAY. APVIL 18. 1954. if 15 CENTS14 words
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Article346 1954-04-18 1 Wounded women and children burnt to death by Communist rebels k PNOM PENH. Cambodia. Saturday. COMMUNIST LED rebels ambushed a train in the jungle and massacred more than 100 men, women and children. Cambodian officials said today. A communique said the tram was blasted off346 words
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111 1954-04-18 1 TAIPEH. Saturday. JWERALISSIMO Chiang Kai Shek, in a Easter message. today, called for a holy war against Communist China. tang said that i <ri u.s to co 'over our Satan romp: h on our main- < una based upon quality and brother- uHittlec!111 words
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Article, Illustration41 1954-04-18 1 A S1 (J rf !HC?\t M 3 F Ht C t WJV C S soodbyc to .1 Very Important Person from the docks jt Portsmouth Cjn you guess who it it? Turn to Pjge Three tor the jntwer.41 words
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Article28 1954-04-18 1 HW YORK. M Comedian Danny Kaye is to make a round-the-world trip as an "ambassador at larpe' for the United Nations Children s J Emergency Fund28 words
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Article, Illustration275 1954-04-18 1 KUALA LUMPUR Saturday. THE DEPUTY HICH COMMISSIONER. Sir Donald MacGiMivray. told members of the Malayan branch of the British Mtdical Association at their annual dinner here tonight that the Emergency hat had a beneficial affect on living conditions. Thou.-ands of proplo are Retting275 words
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Article69 1954-04-18 1 FERRARA. Sat. Mario Tabellin; saw snakes on Thursday night and hadn't even had his supper wine. First four of them crawled into his farm kitchen. He killed them, then pulled aside some bricks to se,e how they came up from the cellar. When he had finished69 words
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Article29 1954-04-18 1 CORSIER. Switzerland, Sat Charlie Chaplin, celebrating tn.s 65th birthday here announced he plans to make a new picture comparing the European and American ways of life.29 words
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Article60 1954-04-18 1 WIESBADEN. Germany. Sat Police reported last night Mis* Irmcard Scrap* 40. was bitten to death on Wednc.sdiu night by hungry dogs. H> r body was found in her garden, surrounded by .-.even dogs she had befriended. Police shot six of them. Neighbours reported she60 words
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Article44 1954-04-18 1 THE HAGUE. Sat. Thirteen survivors of a British minesweeper which capMzed in flames and sank in the channel today were landed at Fluxhinc by the French .ship which saved them, the 2 860-ton Tunisie Nineteen more are sale aboard a Dutch coaster44 words
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Article41 1954-04-18 1 riree win- the Stra ts ;zzl e "IT m will rc--66. i c: Syed Sha--1 Mot Star; Road, K. Deva, in Tune; Yen. Of the it ion, and ~n editor's are in word puzzle n mr Strats ~>W.41 words
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Article70 1954-04-18 1 T KAK DERI I a half mil hen Khor ridden by 0 nni c; K Mousa ti > r '3 for a 'In and S^3 rot Drew air aft Intlj r sod toy Chin fuan and and trained by Fox, save a PWinlscent of his the Slngap70 words
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Article143 1954-04-18 1 MI-5-5 men to quiz Petrov CANBERRA Sat. SECURITY officers from Britain's MI-5 anti-spy organisation are flying to Canberra tv pick up new tips on Russia's e.spionaee .system from Viarti m:r Pitrov the Ru.v-ian Embassy oAeUU Who .-^ked Ausi for political a.sj.um earlier this week. The MI-5 men will help AustralianReuter; AP - 143 words
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Article68 1954-04-18 1 LONDON. Sat PRINCESS MARGARET will make a three-day tour of Germany in July, it was announced yesterday. It will be the first trip outside Britain lor the Princess for a year. An announcement from Clarence House, residence of the Queen Mothef and Princess Maraaret. said theUP - 68 words
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Article289 1954-04-18 1 Singapore has best holiday weekend for years CINCAPORE is enjoying its busiest Easter holiday weekend for years in spite of the rain showers and amusement parks, cabarets and cinemas are reportfng bumper business. Oblivious of the 1 53 inches of "rainfall recorded at Kallang Airport yesterday, officeReuter; AP; UP - 289 words
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130 1954-04-18 1 CENEVA. Saturday. AMERICAN navigators are Hying with the crews of Russia., planet to show them the way to Geneva as they bring in officials and documents foe the coming conference here. "The air force boys are flying with the Russians to show them the recognisedReuter - 130 words
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247 1954-04-18 1 Erergthing depends on Genera Cosey. IF Indo-China wrre to fall to the Communists, the whole of South I ivi Asia would be threatened, said Mr. Richard Casey, the Australian Minister for Kxternal Affairs, in a broadcast oxer Radio Malaya last nicht. Mr. Casey, who returned to Sineapore yesterday after a247 words
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219 1954-04-18 1 ON the morning of Feb. 15 of this year, a 13-year-ol<l English boy. Stephen Darbishire. in the company of his eight-year-old cousin, climbed a hill at the bank of his home at Coniston. Lancashire Ho had with him a small Kodak camera. What219 words
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Article117 1954-04-18 1 Charging Mau Mau speared NAIROBI, at A BRITISH army ttentcnani i\ vtttM pistol jammed 11 llau terrorists him grabbed a ■near from a loyal Kikuyu and ki.icd one o( the term- irith it. it was learned B i lieutenant John Eppestone, of thr South Lancashire Regiment is attach' Royal Inni.Reuter - 117 words
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Article58 1954-04-18 1 WASHINGTON. Sat Tru United Btates Government ye.vterday "urgently reque.«.terl union.* to postpone a Itrtka due at midnight or 9.WK) worker* at four installation producing atomic bomb materiaLs I Mr. Whitley P McCov. Federal Mediation B*rvice Director, told the unions and the company: All partie.s to thi.disputeReuter - 58 words
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57 1954-04-18 1 CLEVELAND. Sat An apologetic young man walked into the Club Beverage Oo smiled and .said "I'm terribly •orry. but this is a .stiekun After he had taken US$25 from Mrs Mary di Cillo. ?h<young man apol«>*i.sed- 'You see. tlu.s is t!u> w;»y I57 words
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Article85 1954-04-18 1 NEW YORK Sat ANOTHER fc mer American came home from a .sex-chancing operation in Denmark on Friday in ahtrlchair an 1 stayed silent about the whole n The arrival )f Charlotte MrLeoti. Tormeriy Charles Mel.eori aged 28. was m quiet contrast to the tumu'.-uous receptionAP - 85 words
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Advertisement128 1954-04-18 1 MEET ME AT THE 1 Pavilion Bar IN ORCHARD ROAD LISTENING IN COMFORT! a ix'dalhi designed bi/ P.r- lines, in all respects similar I in London and Neu- York. Customer enjoying Ins favourite record*. ne in Kuhniu. the /ollotnnc, features ■cd in And.: inn-Rooms:— dltioned With "Duct Distributing which ensures128 words
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Advertisement89 1954-04-18 1 in 7~~~ «!!3 roMMMMotwW ty K<idun4tM MAKERS Or FINE CIGARETTES EVER SINCE 1890... |J Aa long ten im tli« 'imieliix. Ill" Mniine nf I «4^^ Holhiimn i» Louden I'm 1 1 MmII ti'-t warn i'» iiiihui* n-pu «li«.ii |..r in.ikitu mi|w»rSlj Hn« J^^^^^f^ f -^W Virnmii* '"'H' I <■"••> ■>!89 words
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Article, Illustration1073 1954-04-18 2 VWI.M.I.V I.I.XUHI RST - VWI.M.I.V I.I.XUHI RST As diplomats talk of peace. Russia prepares for war »U Make no mistake i Allied Intelligence doesn't): The Russian Colossus is fighting fit and fit to fight. This is the considered opinion of men who would wish otherwise. It comes on the1,073 words
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643 1954-04-18 2 MICHAEL MANNING - CAN THIS BE THE KEY TO CRETE S 4,000-YEAR-OLD MYSTERY? MICHAEL MANNING THEY WERE A THOUSAND YEARS AHEAD OP THEIR TIME AND JHE RESIDENCE OP THEIR KING WAS COMPARABLE WITH ENGLAND'S BUCKINGHAM PALACE JL ATHENS. f\NE of archacolocy s most trasine problems of today is the dpcodiim; of thr 4.643 words
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Article, Illustration404 1954-04-18 2 NMV YORK. WHEN Prrsident Riaenhower iflade his hydrogen bomb speerh from Washington, screen actor Robert Montgomery was at hand to help. Out of sight of the TV cameras. Montgomery held up large pieces of white cardboard on "h h were written notes to help the President along404 words
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Advertisement11 1954-04-18 2 For extra SAFETY.. Ride on MICHELIN k Real low Pressure Tyres11 words
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Advertisement272 1954-04-18 2 M ARM lit y?^^33 gives you ffjdJU i lhtm iT~^ M VITAMINS! X's f rand to be fit and Marmite helps to rr flt. Marmite It t proved tource of tho building vltamlnt that atsure good health and you from Illness. Add Marmite to your I difhes and you increase272 words
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275 1954-04-18 3 OVER-ACE MEN TRY VAINLY TO JOIN THE ARMY. BUT... YOUTHS are trying to dodge national service registration by defacing their identity cards or birth certificates, the Sunday Times was told yesterday. Registration slowed down slightly last week as a result. But many unen ployed275 words
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105 1954-04-18 3 Spore to get 23 schools next year AN 18-classroom school b<a\ ing built at Pulati Bukotn by the Shell Company will be taken over by the Singapore Government next January. Headmasters of Government primary schools may apply before May 1 for transfer to this and 20 other .schools expected to105 words
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Article, Illustration27 1954-04-18 3 HAPPY EASTER A pretty Singapore (irl complete writ* litter bonnet and white rabbits for luck poicd tor this holiday p.cturc yctterday. It wit taken by A Hi(hc»s»*y.27 words
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198 1954-04-18 3 ITADERS of the Singapore Improvement Trust Estates" community centres may hold a mass meeting to H'Scuss the question of 10 per cent, rent increases, effective on. |jne I. This will b<- tIM only effcettVC mean* of chocking the risins. tide Of all-mund increase*198 words
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Article, Illustration48 1954-04-18 3 Th Very Important Person PrincciJ M.ir«.irct wjvel -.codbye 'o n Page One it Prince Charlci. seen here on the deck of the Royal yacht Britannia before sailing to Tobruk where he is to meet his parents. Queen Eliiabcth and thr Duke of Edinburgh.48 words
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93 1954-04-18 3 JOHORE BAHRU. BENL'T. a small town on the west coast of Johore. now has electric light Local people formed a company in 1950 and obtained a licence from the Central Electricity Board to lnstal and operate a supply. They could raise only $19,00093 words
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231 1954-04-18 3 •J EARLY 100 people packed the Emergency (norm.l'y the Fourth) Police Court at it special Ea*ter holiday sitring yesterday. When the court opened there were 18 men and a girl In thr Tin- girl. 17-year-old Llrw Klen. hugged closed to on* corner231 words
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Article234 1954-04-18 3 THEO BEIAY, 60. cheerfully told the magistrate yesterday. "I have no home, no money, no work, no relatives and no fnends He was sent to a house ot detention Tan Ah Kee. 80. told the mag-strate: 'I am a wonderful man The234 words
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Article120 1954-04-18 3 tVJR three montli^ recently an employee ol the Smjupore City Council wa.s in I hospital without his depart I meat know ing it. I As a result, says the S«cre'tary of the Council. Mr. D Stevens, in a circular to heads 0*" departments, "the man120 words
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Article55 1954-04-18 3 TAIPINO. Su' Mi.s.s Khoo Sin Inn. of the teaching .^tufl of tht Oovert.nient Eimlush Afternoon Bov.s' S<h ml. Taiping. is to marr>' Mr. ChceTecfl Lum of Penang Mr and Mn Khot) Kirn Hoe. parcttti <>t tlibride, will give a reception on April 26 at their home at55 words
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Article46 1954-04-18 3 PENANG. Sat TV) prevent hungry terrorists raiding houses whrre new ly-hnrvrstrri rice is kept, padi planter? of five kamponijs In South Province WeHr.-lev and South Koriah have stored their stofk;- In central keeps" wirod-in areas next to the kampone Home Guard headQuarterg.46 words
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Article182 1954-04-18 3 This machine will turn Summer into Winter A 65-TON 'ice-making ma hine arrives In Singapore today on the Chusan. It will be s< t to work right awiiv manufacturing a skuting rink for the "Holiday < m l( i p'vue which opens at the182 words
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Advertisement565 1954-04-18 3 £4,315 FOR YOU AT AGE 55 Mm rir women, und'r 45 by -< -jular monthly, half-yearly nr yearly amounts undrr the SUN I IFK OF CANADA plan ran. for cxampl". recrhrp :>' imp sum £4 315 for mm or £4 Wl for wtoti <>r a private ItMOBM for lif'- of565 words
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Article, Illustration461 1954-04-18 4 Howard - Pretty girls on eyetes put a desert on the map Howard By TONY Burke stared out at the waste sage scrubland of the Colorado Desert and wondered how he could make it pay. He had pad ninepence an acre for hundreds of acres and that's how. lust 25 years ago,461 words
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Article, Illustration1142 1954-04-18 4 Mrs. Helen Cathcart - Mrs. Helen Cathcart By The close kept secrets of the new Royal yacht Britannia are told here for the first time in a special exclusive despatch from one of Britain's best-known Court commentators. LJISTORY will be made early next month when the Queen and the Duke1,142 words
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Article399 1954-04-18 4 THE WORLD OF SCIENCE A ET- PROPELLED towboat is being tested in Oregon, m the United States The 30-foot towboat can travel in very shallow water since the iet nozzle extends only nine inches below the bottom of the boat Water is drawn into the boat, pressurized and expelled at399 words
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Advertisement160 1954-04-18 4 THE FAVOURED GIFT T=^^^^^^^^^ OF THOSE WHO CHOOSE JW E BEST sl'M-A' new /^^y a VT OU SH <> W the greatest regard when you give the I New Parker "51" Pen. For Parker "51" is recognised throughout the world as the finest of writing ...WITH THE SI instruments. NEW160 words
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Advertisement207 1954-04-18 4 f Costs no more J I Trouble Saving \Time Saving Gillette Quick-feed Dispenser THE MOST CONVENIENT PACK EVE, BLADES ARE COMPLETELY OIL PROTECTED mxt'f Him waitid)umb»nt So more unndVdnwith wrapping paper oUt blade, -g n'_J Old b.aJr, t or uttrlv a.ar aao aid btadr container I 10 Blue Gillette Blades207 words
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531 1954-04-18 5 MJnessman witness at Johore bribe hearing Mis tourt: AD nor k lOHORE BAHRU, Saturday SIMCAPOKE businessman admitted in the johore Bahru Sessions fi Court that he ran an opium den in Mersing Emission was made by Ho Ec Kik who was giving evidence531 words
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Article, Illustration37 1954-04-18 5 Th.t-T,,, wit m,,00n t d on MM* yrtrerd.T in Hie m.drflc of OrcKard Ro»4 at Tanglin Road when it crashed mto a Keep Left tit" a traffic island. The driver, who «n not carrying paMtngcrt, wm unhurt.37 words
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Article68 1954-04-18 5 RIDA to speed up on roads BAHRU. Sat trial D> velopJl r -v in Johnrc ii a mechanical speed protlement telf-help the State. two ten-hund-rollers. machine alight r-bulldoser and vcw cnncrntratpment ol com- rural a: gk has born con- Ing earth Irarks a'.l-wenther i l(Bc roada or done by imbmlding68 words
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Article26 1954-04-18 5 Thrrc naJ films ir with Singa- vs of "Kiss Me J the Cathay d yostrrday to of the film and report "Attendmuch better".26 words
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Article214 1954-04-18 5 MALAYANS LACK POLISH', HE SAYS MALAYAN amateur b.ill- room dancers have an :ima7:ng wealth oi Utfent but they need polish." Mr L. K. Hurley, leader of the W, si Australian amateur dance team, told the SunTimes before the team left Singapore last week after I successful tour214 words
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155 1954-04-18 5 THE SINGAPORE VETERINARY DEPARTMENT was today waiting for the results of confirmatory tests on Hie organs of a dog believed to have died of anthrax. The dog's Chlnr.se owner took it to the Animal Infirmary in Kampong Java Road. Singapore, for treatment. Later he railed in155 words
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Article72 1954-04-18 5 From Tuesday. Mr F. A. Chua. Singapore's First Traffic Court Judge, will temporarily act as Registrar of the Supreme Court in place of Mr. Tan I Thoon Lip. who is ill. Mr. T Kulasckaram. the Seventh Police Magistrate, will preside over the Traffic Court and72 words
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Article55 1954-04-18 5 DRIVERS employed by the Singapore City Council at the Tebrau Water Works are to get housing allowance Increases of from $6 to $16 a month Under a recent Council ruling a driver will get a maximum of $248 as arrears. The Increase follows representations by the Federation55 words
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Article203 1954-04-18 5 VINETEEN women have sought to Join the women's A unit of the Singapore Volunteer Corps since the Sunday Times published a story about the unit less than three weeks ago. The Commandant of the SVC. Lieut -Col. T. J. Hut-chlm-on. yesterday described the response as203 words
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Advertisement222 1954-04-18 5 COLONY OF SINGAPORE NATIONAL SERVICE REGISTRATION PROGRAMME FOR PERSONS LIVING OR WORKING WITHIN THE CITY :gisrration will take place at the National Service Registration Office, i?apore Volunteer Corps, HQ., Beach Road between the hour* of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Week Days and 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. on222 words
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Advertisement273 1954-04-18 5 jfd I *~c- MORE tREQUENVmJSINESS TRIPS Both economical Mid luxurious the ARGONAUT TOURIST SERVICE solves your problem of MORE FREQUENT VISITS HOME, for business or pleasure BOOK NOW. throuch your 8.0.A.C. Appointed Acent or throuch MALAYAN AIRWAYS LTD., Ocean Buildinc, Singapore. TELEPHONE: *****. Twice weekly, from Singapore J-r\ with effect273 words
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Miscellaneous155 1954-04-18 5 Papular crasstrord ACBOBS DOWN 1. Pilhy rvp.rwlon I'rnr 1. Tricks 2. Tramp (4); S. tratca 11. W»ndrr (4) 11. Inrommonnw 1(1; 4. Entertain Sport (3(; IS. Alfttrt (4); 14. (5); 5. Newt 13); FtnUh (I); suddm 16 Ten y«*ra U. 7. RBent (5); r»od«cd I. Lay Sound. (S); It. CUuw155 words
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Article, Illustration1376 1954-04-18 6 This it the first of a Mti«s of extracts from the reminiscences of W. W. Skeat, leader of the Cambridge University Expedition to the North Eastern Malay States and Upper Perak in 1899. Mr. Skeat, author of "Malay Magic" end an authority on Malayan1,376 words
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Article638 1954-04-18 6 Malayan Countryman's Journal 4FTER firmly refusing to attend the Health Week Exhibition and next A day a Baby Show, the Tuan was persuaded to visit the Club one night to see a film. He was quite amused at the American slapstick comedy, althouph he638 words
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Article328 1954-04-18 6 rpOMATOES are onr of the m. most versatile and quite the most easily cooked and prepared of all the vegetables Always provided »p do not waste time on the aeeold argument as to whether they are a vegetable or a fruit. BAKED STTFFED TOMATOES CHOOSE four to alx328 words
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Advertisement311 1954-04-18 6 OF REGENT ST* LONDON TALCUM POWDER Delicately prepared as a m;sT bath luxury in true floral frajtranrei. In decorative turned al CJ^ <pr.nkler tins. Hr BATH LUXURIES in true floral fragrances of ntENCH FERN PINK LILAC ULY OF THE VALLEY GARDENIA JLNE ROSES also Fitu Quality Soaps in Bath, Toilet311 words
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Article, Illustration1202 1954-04-18 7 'Waltz Time 9 is the romantic name for this new petticoat JOULOUSE-LAUTREC never painted prettier petticoats than those now appearing in ;i number 01 Singapovtabopa. The frills, the nounees. the Icmi ninitv give a wonderful reeling to womanly clothes. This is what is being sponsored by all the big designers1,202 words
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Article, Illustration285 1954-04-18 7 —Says Margaret Shipley IT has taken a long t me to realise more than halt a century, in fact— but it is suddenly clear that the woman of bra>ns is no dowd Briefly, the smok- -blue shrcr nylon has finally had the Iml word over285 words
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Article, Illustration155 1954-04-18 7 MICOLE Maurey is the Pansienne actress who made her American film debut as Bidr Crosby s wife m Paramount s "Little Boy Lost." in private life. Nicole k married to importer-exporter Jacques Gallo. She met her husband on a Paris train when he gallantly cave155 words
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Article425 1954-04-18 7 Should I go out with him again I KNEW a boy by sight for 18 months, and for the whole of that time we did not talk to each other. Since the beginning ot this year, however, we started to talk to each other and he asked me on several425 words
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Advertisement309 1954-04-18 7 Vhat more can you do v PAMILr FIT AND wfll is not easy. You make p, pood meaK and plenty of Trcsh air and sleep. Yet ck up infections and illnesses. Can you guard against pvc them Jaily RiK-na. lor Rihcna th.. natural \it.immC is a great source of health.309 words
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Advertisement382 1954-04-18 7 I II I L aS I J flaY t /^TJiA \W^r< But do not fear- |y\y^ ASPRO fablers have the/// j (Sfy power »o »top the fever and y soothe away the pains and /l\ aches in the body and joints. 'ASPRO' tablets »re also very QUICK in action. Each382 words
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Article212 1954-04-18 8 IS a child, Elizabeth Joire lovrd the home-made A prpprrmint (Trams her mother used to make in thnr small Somerset mttace. in Britain When Elizabeth was married and wanted to fatten the family budget she rerr.embcrrd h«T childhood pa.ssion for home made peppermint creams. A confectioner tatted212 words
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Article, Illustration310 1954-04-18 8 Says DE LONA DAR I S decrees the Prmcess line, but fashion r.nnc CAM women ,mr! Malaya has her fair share of them have, if they are at all honest with themselves. taken a long, hard look at their own lints before rushing out310 words
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635 1954-04-18 8 ANNE SCOTT-JAMES REPORTS FROM FLORENCE What you owe to Mr. Pucci ()\T. sparkling ,l;inn;ivv d:iv soon ■fICT Ihe w;ir. Ihc M.mhcse Ijnilio Pucri of Florence ■Jowwd half wa\ dowa a slid ski riopa :ilimc St. Monti to rescue I lady in distress. Having dusted the snow off her face and635 words
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Article, Illustration253 1954-04-18 8 A CADEMY Award winner Audrey Hepburn is a designer's dream come true. acceding to Edith Head, fashion designer of Paramount Studios. "Audrey actually practices what fashion editors preach." says Miss Head who went on a shopping expedition with Audrey. Audrey asked me to253 words
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Article413 1954-04-18 8 Anne Carmichael - Malayan women are wise planners Anne Carmichael By tV'HAT arc the intrrrsts of the averace Malayan woman? In what way dors shr romparr with those in other qprts of the world 0 It sorms to mo that she is a wise planner, for j though her interrsts arr mainly centred413 words
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Article154 1954-04-18 8 ITNITED States s»rvicr- nun in many parts of the world arc rat inn bread over six months old. Though morit women scorn yesterday's atale loaf, lasl year's bread ha.s been .shippod to Germany, Italy and the Middle L.ust and Hollyvuioci teehnu lan.s have been buying up quuk-lrozen154 words
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Advertisement210 1954-04-18 8 I dreamed I was a mermaid >'l'' rll I' 1 Maidenette bra You 11 ft oceans of compi.menti when lovely Maidenette* lhapes your curves. Maidenerte lifts you like a drum, rounds you beautifully. In vmir favorite faDncs. Genuine Maidenform Brassieres ire made only In tt>« United States of Americi. There210 words
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Advertisement119 1954-04-18 8 Glorious BP^ KftLjn KOLYNOS the "Acti>e" Chloroph\ll Toothpa* I he clean li% ely taste of green Kolynos pi\e<; •onderful refreshed feeling. In Jean fla\ rvery crevice freshening every corner. An 'uting freshness is your proof of the all-roisW m .>nl> Kolynos with Chlorophyll gi\c^ I. keep* your breath fresh. 2.119 words
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Article, Illustration256 1954-04-18 9 THEY BLINKED WHEN THE NEW BOSS WALKED IN in the Federation (Government's town planning headquarters in Kuala Lumpur blinked and looked again when the new assistant town planner arrived. For the now boss was a tall, shapely "I'm in my twenties" blonde. A blonde with a string of academic qualifications256 words
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Article, Illustration267 1954-04-18 9 attractive 17-year-old Singapore Dutch j;irl Franca Maria, bai Fallen In mvt with Indiai dancing because of its graceful Rowing move ments. Sho has alrrady studiod Bal'.nrsr. Javanese aiu Biameae dancet for morr than a year. At the md o thp course in 1952 sho went to267 words
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Article129 1954-04-18 9 IuIRS F. LEON-SOH. foun-der-president of the S> ncapore Canine Welfare Association and a schoolteacher, has a unique hobby she makes "treasure souver. s." ■M writes poetry to com-mt-morate a special event «uch as a wedding, an anniversary or a birthday. The verse, written in manuscript by129 words
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Article, Illustration187 1954-04-18 9 I COKING at vivacious and attractive Lai Ling as she s croons Chinese and Enplish lovr sontjs to fans at the Jubilee Singing Cafe niphtly in Ipoh. one can hardly believe that this charminc sineer is an astute and independent businesswoman by day. Early187 words
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Article, Illustration154 1954-04-18 9 A SLIM, green-eyed blonde sell ng model suits in a West End store was recently floating about the Mrranean in a W rfdrusfo boat, after the trooc^h p caught fire on its way from I the East to Britain. Bh<* i.c, 17-year-oiri M Monre154 words
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Article, Illustration191 1954-04-18 9 11EET the "flying bar boy- of Ipoh. 19-year-old Chram Tone Ban, who ha*; T1 taken to the air like duck takes to water. A >tiificnt in Form 2 or thrChc< Y.tn Fncli-h School. >«'iiim cheam has born cmployrd in the evening during the past nine months191 words
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Advertisement404 1954-04-18 9 HOTORISTS! m* E VER LOOKED -^J^. INTO YOUR r ifjjGf 1) OIL SUMP? vfH f A? 7 *__A V GLEANER ADDS YEARS THE LIFE OF YOUR ENGINE I oki like :i dump for everything: grit, n rins acids, :-harp carbon particles, all In '.iquid. That itufl churns round your engine404 words
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Advertisement599 1954-04-18 9 For quick promotion, better pay. and a career you could put your heart into OWOS§ <W£ of THESE OBLIGATION OF ANY KIND! #f ##I*W-»»/; IF VOl' arc ambitious, forw.rd-looking and kc-n to nuke the uf _!■«•■_> *c V Aitn bw cirn irrx? mo* of toda-'i orportunitiw, here i» a chance599 words
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Advertisement129 1954-04-18 9 Do you suffer from HEARTBURN? _^^^^_^»j I X _f A_i i^_k J Heartburn. Indigntion and othar Komach disorders Are often cause, by excess stomach acid. BtSMAG (short for Bisurated Magnesia) brings you wonderfully quick rtliaf fro—. pa>n. That's because BISMAG neutralizes the excess acidity allow* your stomach to digest easily.129 words
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Obituary30 1954-04-18 10 ;/> H,.rrf» minimum I TEO TB TM '.liis i' Icngi passro away l» April. 1954 at his re.siai l/>ron(j 1 Jalan Dato Ha.H Abaullah Jnhore Bahru '■'«»>■ at 11.00 a m30 words
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Article46 1954-04-18 10 :n 11,,,<y« j./'/ i minimum > PERSONAL ATTEN 1 lON alwayi whatevw their phciotraphir rr<;uiremrnts mi;, t* 303, 1 anjong Katong Road, TODAYS UOI.IAr.S are iheap can buy c oi IIM i iln youi B i\c tlier;-.. the lunds lor a f liars are plan and46 words
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570 1954-04-18 10 Singapore, April 18, 1954. Flag worth following FE best news from Irvio China last woek was not the fanatical resistance at Dien Bien Phn, nor the order for total ;riobilisation. It j was the ■MUmnCt of] the Frfneh Govern-j mrnt to the United. States Secretary of I State. Mr. Dulles,570 words
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Article37 1954-04-18 10 K twirled c/r W4 ask not— knmrledqe Thou has lent. Rut. Lord, the will there lies our bitter need. Give, us to build above the deep intent I The drrrt. the rirrd. JOHN DRfNKWATER.37 words
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490 1954-04-18 10 REPORT ON A CAPITAL-TO-BE Kiiaiilan f own with a great future Acrntury acn a party of Malays l^d by ltv.-he Besar gained permlMtoa lo scttlo along the bar.k d 'he Kuantan River. They VCN irom a kampong named Kuantan in Sumatra and naturally enough named their new home Kampong Orung490 words
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Article382 1954-04-18 10 HISTORY was nrvrr a f-«* ourite subject of run. For one thirtf. my hhlory mastrr was a man with an obsession for datrs wliii-h were fori-rd into m> rrlmtant brain with thr aid of a pliablr csne known a* thr ni. (In me stick", for another382 words
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Article773 1954-04-18 10 A BACHELOR gay la he but costly seems the gaiety and so he bewailed in the Sunday Times that life in Singapore for a European single man demands fabulous salaries to keep "the position he is expected to hold in Singapore." Expected? By whom? You simply must773 words
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Article, Illustration772 1954-04-18 10 \ u25a0cAiM - ■cAiM An up-to-date arromil vi Peking is doin{{ in ilu heartland of central Asia EARLY IN 1950 a foreicn traveller, bound for Lhasa. «ai by a Tibetan mail rarnrr. Instead of the usual smilr and hand he had hern exporting, howrvrr. thr straneer was astounded to772 words
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Advertisement498 1954-04-18 10 CLASSIFIED APS. ;/l Horrf. ill) t minimum) HELLIWLU. on L»UI April I^4 tn Pnt wife 01 Dr. CJ.V. Helllwell MB }l> Wori, $10 tm'tiimnm) KOH-NG. The engagement was Bnnounred ye« i Tinng, fifth tr» Knn Han, an el st cau£ht*r of Madam Tan and the ol Muar. >m iriONS \<498 words
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Advertisement19 1954-04-18 10 V Cm f' 0 m^ 3 A? mJ*- 1 V 7 L-^^^ SPONSORED BY CL^J MAKERS OF RED LION19 words
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Article269 1954-04-18 11 E FIRST ELECTIONS to the new Legislative under the Rcndel constitution in jpO re will be held in April next year. ent Councl is expected to be prorogued after sion m December. Elections for a new Jue to be held this month, but its life269 words
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Article61 1954-04-18 11 MONY-WIDE Larch for I-RUN CAR '.i Police arc i Colnny-hit-and-run volved in a in Woodlanns 810 p.m. en thp acridrnt i m in, npo low with two In front of 'he 12 l 2 ay home to Mandal, when riiPfi brfore ivnri I that the car Ford Consul or >ealed61 words
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Article, Illustration43 1954-04-18 11 fK C*v d "i pi in n ihr Colony n B»n;k" ,trr<jiy iet a H <n Singapore •nn He is the ruttrmttmMl t.--•c (o do i whole tour of Mabring "dustry. Eindhoven. M' He Grool will give x coi\Victonji Mrmoml43 words
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Article143 1954-04-18 11 Today's Radio SINGAPORE A M 7.1 I limr Signal and Openrig Announcement 716 Morninc -'ar. 7.30 News; 735 Melody Uixture. 800 Come Into The' \irlour. 830 Breakfast Hour; 9.30 aurh Binding. 10.00 MuMcal xour.d-Up: 10.1/S Music a La Cart*; i«.ic In Malaya; 11.00 Interlude: 11.15 12 00 Church Service; PM143 words
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Article34 1954-04-18 11 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Fri— Two Ti.sh ponds in Kamnone CroH Stnot will bo closed to provide a playitig field in re. The owr.er h;us civrn permission for the local council to fill them.34 words
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781 1954-04-18 11 By the Competition Editor THE adjudication committee were pleased to observe the greater care taken by competitors in Straits Times Word Puzzle Contest "U". Not only was there evidence of a careful analysis of the more difficult clues, but greater care with the781 words
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Article28 1954-04-18 11 A cyclist, Kapuk Singh. 33 was killed In a collision with a car in Rorhore Canal Road. Singapore, yesterday. He died on the way to hospital.28 words
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Article, Illustration180 1954-04-18 11 C'NCAPORE tnsh.imin who have volunteered to peddle for the Hanyang University fund on Tuesday will be awarded medals for their generous gesture. The presentation is to be made by Mr. Ko Teck Kin. prf-Mfi'-nt of the Singapore Chinese Chambrr of Commerce and an official of180 words
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Article57 1954-04-18 11 A Communist flat; was found hunt? on a tree in Holland Road. Singapore, yesterday morning. In the last two days, Communist pasters have been pirked up at various places in the Colony. "ThU Is not a big Communist campaign", the Director of the Special Branch, Mr57 words
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Article22 1954-04-18 11 Th»* body of an infant boy was found In the Singapore Rlvrr betwern Elgin Bridge ,uiri (Oliman Bridge yesterIday.22 words
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Article298 1954-04-18 11 British soccer results LONDON. Sat. 1.1..V.1 I DIVIftION I rtton 3 Bl.rkpool J R<"nlr» 2 lluddrr«lirld I h.rlton i Aaton Villa 1 Liverpool n Cardiff I ManrhenUr I. t PorUmoalh Middlrnbro n Kanalrrland M Newratlla s Arwnml Prntlon I Cbrhra Shrftlrld Wed. Wol»r. Tottenham 2 fthrlltrM I. i West Broai298 words
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Article18 1954-04-18 11 BATU PAHAT. Sat The science classes of the Oovernment English School held a science exhibition yesterday18 words
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Article40 1954-04-18 11 ALAN AND JENNY than* al! I mend* for their kind *\pres«on of sympathy. irMthi. as»lstanc» and attendance at the funeral of 'heir beloved brother Lambert Chin Kirn Sions who p«M«<l a«av peacefully in hi* «:eep or. l«th Apr:; 195440 words
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Advertisement17 1954-04-18 11 flT^. NOW AVA/LA6i€ W /N CARTONS of> J 12 quarts or 24 pin* sSi^jRIBUTED BY SIME DARBY17 words
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Advertisement238 1954-04-18 11 >>fr more signal... Z^ \^J /ess noise MODEL TA 196 M An improved model ottering bctrrt lunm; and greater circuit, ir an even hjndtomer cabinet. OHenni rh« nearest to perfection in cualitv and value PRICE .-SINGAPORE $325/FEDERATION V.60/--100, Discount tor c*%t\ S. P.SHOTAM CO., LTD. 12 ORCHARD ROAD. SINGAPORE 9238 words
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Miscellaneous46 1954-04-18 11 HOLIDAY TIDES Nii;apwr 1 1 a.m. If p ii in^ I ni 7 110 ins. i >■■■■. 1 IS .i.m nni (1 ft. ."> ill's. > M!ii:i!(»H Siiiu-jporr 11. i ii m ik ft Im. v on Mil, :i.m. 18 9 11'. Prnanu 1.01 1 Is p.m. i; ft. .">46 words
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Miscellaneous83 1954-04-18 11 WINNMNG ANSWERS TO WORD PUZZLE *U rn "THE $5,000 priic for Straits Times Word Pussle Conttst "U" will be shared 1 by SYED SHAHBUDIN. D.1.D.. Alor Star; HALIMAH. 2. BuHer Road. Seremban; and M. K. DEVA. 196 |alan Tung Yen. Kuala PiUh. They submitted entries which corresponded completely with the83 words
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Article657 1954-04-18 12 Lucy Chin Siew Yin - Lucy Chin Siew Yin by MEN MAY BECOME MERE BABY-SITTERS II'ILL the day iut ionic when women, universally regarded a.-> Urn vtakw o: the .Mxc.s, outsmart Urn biologically .stronger mx In very Held of human enMafWT, and relegate the ■Mil HMCtM to the less subMrvieiu657 words
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Article76 1954-04-18 12 weeks first prixe of $20 ?ocs to Tan Seek Chuan of 38 Telok Aycr Street. Singapore, for his "Salute to the Sun", above. Second prize of SI 5 was won by Siow Scon? of 513 Penan? Road. Pen ang, whose chid study "Feeding the Baby" appears on76 words
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Advertisement177 1954-04-18 12 V mv BUM mm M llDAlliLlii M Sen! for Illustrated literature. El EGANCI PRICI QUALITY f m m wn^mM m quickly banishes ACHES, PAINS STRAINS W Z^m-Buk ooniains refined nWuinal mh Vw^^^?&&^lmW which penetrate deep into the qukklv X^^'^"^^/-^* i i relieving mutcular pjins, Miftnw, ,-r rr V^N ~""'Zy<mmWm cramp177 words
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Advertisement175 1954-04-18 12 Fly direct to PERTH™, MAURITIUS udto JOHANNESBURG south NOW HMM three import- ant placrs aro nrarrr by Austrian etas. hv >:inf South Africa too, i< 6 ■%W W^L W' fast »ervicc on the rT^^3 A U im y r m n 8 a P ore direct Oant.ts roJ y^v^^^S-. via175 words
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Article, Illustration955 1954-04-18 13 Here 9 8 how to become a star in Hollywood > >> >>> ***>*i>ltlMtttll>Mtt>MttatlMltti>>ilMtMllWiiiii>littiillllliMilirtMWiMttM>iiiitMf>iMt>iltWtif> Singapore journalist Ivor Kraal recently spent a number of months working on newspapers in the United States and visiting large American cities. In Hollywood he met several film stars and talked with them about the prospects955 words
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246 1954-04-18 13 FILM FANS FORUM History of the Oscar' WHAT is tin- history of the "Oscar 1 1 /\IMI»IN MI.ItKAN Prnanc Tlir Axdrmi "I Miilmn Pli-lure trU and S<irii'-r« •Nljiilivli.il ill thr I nilr.l Stairs im |M1 Tti<- award Initial rd as *pi»r«-i^li«ii uf K«»i>«* work for tin induttn In i«3l. a246 words
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Article, Illustration428 1954-04-18 13 AVA GOES 6th CENTURY I ITIT'Tw I J IV. a K news on the film front comes from M-C-M wh.ch has ne^ot ated the purchase of Wll.am I Well mans best-sell. n K novel The Hemaie. as a Marring vehicle for AvaGardner B ls st "n of a beautiful428 words
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Advertisement185 1954-04-18 13 now flTirniTri 11 1 45 4 TiTLIiTi JLhi VM LADD leashes out with a TORNADO of TWO-FISTED ACTION! A COLUMBIA PICTURE in TECHNICOLOR noSl DfCOMUGaVU I >«Tr)(K;i > Ms,, Ml Is Hi n^ s st,,r>"MlßA< ll Ol I n:\ Wamrrrsler ihtoh >> l"i .i m "THI BIG and Repeat Midnight185 words
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Advertisement257 1954-04-18 13 r; CATHAY ORCANiSATiON "^7^. ATTKACTII) N S 27*" NOW OOPOfiT I .11. I 111 YCUR ENTERTAINMENT THRU LIFETIME STACCERINC BEYOND 81. Be/reat/7 f/re /2M//e fieef Plus in. *iitnr( is 101 UN \MI M OF KO>I > ll\lKO\<oK> > STMrHONI NO J KKr I ISTS -I SPEMDED Mi.rinns Tn-d;o ta in257 words
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Article, Illustration539 1954-04-18 14 Film censors differ in their on i look A 16-SECOND KISS IS THE LIMIT f /CONTROVERSIAL movie producer Howard Hughes sought no approval when ho showed Jane Russell's scantily costumed curves in 3-D ln his new musical, "Tho French Line". He took the French line, ln fact anr< s j539 words
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159 1954-04-18 14 IS heart di>ease a result of <»ur feverUh «ivillr.ation? Is it hroucht on h> high living? I* it always In- curable? Is the heart itself a delirate organ? If you listen tn old-wives' tales, each of the»e qucs- tinns rates an affirmative answer. Rut159 words
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268 1954-04-18 14 Terrifying in th« annalt of crime art the women who have betrayed their sex, she-devils in their unbridled passions, relentless ferocity and lack of scruple. Stranger instances have tf^tr been presented than the women you will meet in this special new series. JT was268 words
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Article772 1954-04-18 14 MARK PRIESTLEY - MARK PRIESTLEY By Soon the nation rang with the news of the Richmond Atrocity. An open verdict was returned at the inquest The police little knew they were on the trail of the wickedest woman ln England. For Kate Webster was meanwhile living placidly in her victims772 words
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Article, Illustration297 1954-04-18 14 By Evelyn Vaughan MO more lines on your face 1 said the Pans advertisement and Ma deleme Morra tell for this hook. !me and smker At the beauty parlour she was told, "In a few minutes you will look 20297 words
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Advertisement810 1954-04-18 14 Wonderful Kidney Refresher ENDS dMUACHEiRHEUMATISM RAINS MAKES YOU FEELYOUNOER AND STRONGER Do you or any of you: family at times sufler MOIID ATTIOM from Backache. RhrumaMsm Pains. Neuritis hwwk MViiwn or Fibrosms? Do your kidneys work too often CYSTEX is scientifically designed to *'»rt either dunnp the day nr nulif810 words
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Advertisement118 1954-04-18 14 V1 1 "> THE WATCH GF HIGH PRECISION SUPER SHOCK j RESISTING. ANTI-M* I TROPICALISED k *1 WATERPROOF j Jrfl2 f A *17& 21 JEWEL i m&V A CHOOS V Sole Agents SHRIRO (china) LTD., (Incorporated in Hongkong B. I. ROUND TRIPS TO JAPAN 28 to 32 days with approximately118 words
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Article, Illustration1546 1954-04-18 15 THERE is nothing new under the sun No, he thought bitterly, not in all this vast sweltering sea of vegetation That's what it was like l>oing under water. He'd read about it somewhere he remembered, how the light faded out at about 40 feel1,546 words
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Article, Illustration725 1954-04-18 15 11/HENEVER I look upon the insolent face ot the modern child, hear its 4 uninhibited bellowlngs of frustration, observe its disgusting manners and disrespect for its elders I 4 think of a book I once read about the happy families of China before Communism hit them. 1 Although725 words
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Advertisement113 1954-04-18 15 SCRIBE OF T Hi; WORLD PIIOT PENS Uents: Van Dm Brrc pr»re) Ltd •pi>rr Penanc K. Lumpur. 1 JM Ms*-* !;j B| SB foitens Your Skin ecretly and Quickly m. re olhn-.— with that "c f mao'i ».ll makr you equally '•I>l 'irat: ,nt willaurpritc Y°" tbatthnntoolyoncbcau- turner that worji113 words
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Advertisement191 1954-04-18 15 UALJ liaij JAGUAR {WV V SLIMIk SI>()R1 Stile .Agent* CYCLE CARRIAGE CO. [1926] LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR V^4' c Represented throughout the Federation *^$*b *n*ni^«v<rx<iv<»»niam^iv<*vi^<r%<>> r «^<r%j»#it*»«>>i |^>^««^^^ 5 IjLlI LL Mtchlrrwith* >■ mmmm |-fiH I 1 1 THE WORLDS BEST 'Shw^ iTht Sewing Machine that /j 'IX \%ew% everything191 words
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Advertisement229 1954-04-18 16 I I r\ BURGLAR??" w M "eveready to the rescue, it's only a cat" Xfake Mir* you alwayt have your ."EVEREADY brand flashlight <lme hand and make douhlv »ure it'« alway* powered with "EVEREADV brand bauenev They give brighter light, longer life and they're alwjyt reliable. 1 J I *H&^^^^^^229 words
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Advertisement71 1954-04-18 16 W*r.... 8,,,^ m l*fl J vSrVngJ Makes thirst a pleasure Authorised F MIS-SINO CO LTD Z. litt\t R-<d Tel ;?3: hrn Style and Value by It rokes wperiot've» w d*»crib«o ll 4 hotfon' Wear 't o«ct ond you II cowp botk for more Evety v?fon*jhirt is rh« product O^ Mr-'71 words
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Miscellaneous1253 1954-04-18 16 r% «^V/ V EVIL PLAN FO*i kf -InfVß WzEk THIS WEEK POR TOU r— INFLUENCE OF MARS 1 THIS WEEK POR ALL d\S Iridav the Mrd thr Moon orrull* Mars In thr fodiaral *lgn Caprirorn. The Aery planrt rntered aprlrorn on April II j and will br wandrrtng U and1,253 words
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Miscellaneous224 1954-04-18 16 new*. for general business afternoon hours arr the most propitious. rOR LICK TODAY \K OR US! Rlack and White I. Diamond. WlllMM>\V— lWisivc action best this morning. This is no time f<»r hesitation or compromise. There may be more accident risk '.han usual in the earl> hours: be careful on224 words
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Article, Illustration1196 1954-04-18 17 And now it's the atomic railway train MEMMRJLtUS_HJADLIJ!I? yHIJUIEIKSjniERrHAS \0 GRIAT_NEV^PROCRESS W nt of new mi-tun, peaceful I lomic enenrv Ifontiwiing so rapidly I those whose I the Held of physics are 1 amazed. asos, tho 1 ilifled }irf>- a year aco Ij the realities B^ for CXii:: H !>1,196 words
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Article, Illustration682 1954-04-18 17 How to make a million dollars— in Malaya Francis Wong on the track of an elusive fortune |K>SITIVELY and by f;ir the best way to makt> a million dollars Is to Inherit the stuff. You Just sit back and wait for tho lawyers- letter. Tho scheme i% simple and impossible682 words
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Advertisement52 1954-04-18 17 mom PRODUCE THE PERFECT for the Dunlnpillo ribbon across the corner A.fmr Wit COMFORT ne v and wonderful experience in comfortable l m 4 pillow of frothy million- bubble latex foam. a mftmm and delicate resilience ttcitr Khiey Th °t IGINAL latex foam cushioning •"JBiH CO (M«IAY») ITO. SINOAPOHt. KOAIA52 words
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Advertisement245 1954-04-18 17 MODEL A 193 s a newly stlyed 5-valve Wuptihii receiver of moder- i^^MP^ilflllVM^BVaflßKl9!Pi^^ffl3^ afr >rrirn< > on<; anc superb HHs •ormance Sutable for B^r^^ 1| j n tropical climate?, it v B^^S S t^^££ short and medium -<"M:■ '< l r ran( es anf^ for H^^^^S ?|l?s 1 V: 1":245 words
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Article, Illustration1421 1954-04-18 18 SINGAPORE SCORE GREAT WIN IN CUP GAME By TIIK SPORTS EDITOR gINUAPOKK won the Aw Hoc Memorial (up for the first time yesterday when they beat Honx Kons: 2—o before 15,000 spectators at Jalan Besar Stadium. Singapore were much more convincing winners than the score suggests. They were a better1,421 words
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Article95 1954-04-18 18 4 GOAL off n frerkicic le^N thai ft\e minutes Jrom rime tar. -he R.in^blerx a 4-3 win o-.er IVrrntloi. p tn a Senior DtMsion m.itrh on ih«r lower j> off cer.ie-:nt» ird Aali oir before half-tlm.- H.unolr- W On i.vuiiipnun llun N i \er:e*l paaalt*95 words
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476 1954-04-18 18 Charles Erickson - Charles Erickson By THE Rover gas-turbine engincd car is easier' to drive than an ordinary motor car no clutch only a brake and accelerator. And that is the opinion of Mr. R E Butcher. Rcneral manager of the Singapore office of Champion476 words
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Article280 1954-04-18 18 MALACCA, Saturclav fOWMP Srr\icc* (Singapore) brat Malacca B—2 in their .Malaya (up tir in the Kubii Stadium here today. Thr military side? scored four Roala in each half through Rutherford <I>. Ouantlrtt i2>. Ow.li Joins and Hill. M plied throueh Vincent and low Pmz Chuan.280 words
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85 1954-04-18 18 Xl \l II MIM i; M r-'l lollnwinc ncht qualified lor m it< h play m the Malayan fiolf championship: -II Kr.iniish I.M: P. II Kenson R». 77 1.7 J. fiibb S3. 17— Mt; J Niven l4* v v. MakMa 7«. :t, |W; t85 words
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Article44 1954-04-18 18 PENANO. Sal Pennine elimn the holder* Roml Pahan; Po to qumltiy for the t;n.i! hi Burns .;i \mlr> rorr now h*inn pliyed m P ground They Mill rrf rtther 13th r L»nr»»rs or ISth Rmal I talterm in Urn Mm44 words
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Article12 1954-04-18 18 Penang J 3-0 Victors over Perli P 1 debut Hi r<i and12 words
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Advertisement191 1954-04-18 18 A new kind of car (I 1 Will Us disliiuiivc modern lines, smooth-plidinp sin.prnsi.in, v club-chair comfort, sale cornering performance, the \V'olscle> I our-F omlour at its price offers an entirely ncu standard ot value to the man o( good J BWH ■»"<* moderate mc.ms Buy wisely— buy MALAYAN MOTORS191 words
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Advertisement377 1954-04-18 18 Pimples and Bad Ski Fought in f 24 Hours W ■kM> u» iiiniD w MM H an if foil »*n»t«Ml MUM O Of.r Brer.- tw. ISul!* u^* m S.* 1 trom uel dv '"a y* narln. R.%.1. R M "ma. rasriaata. «ci» Blackhradv Vraawa I —linn to f >> w377 words
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Article333 1954-04-18 19 Call for MHC disbandment KUALA UMPIR, Saturday. U Malayin Hotkey oundl will meet on Sati\. May 15, to consider a proposed tour of v At year by a learn of the Pakistan Hocuition.The Federation of Malaya Hockey I will also meet, on the following day, lo333 words
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Article, Illustration40 1954-04-18 19 IMIK TKH MPIIANT JtafMMM v omen's team that won the Corbillon Cup tram championship at thr wurld l-ililt- IrnniN imilini; in London roentlv. Lrft to richt: F. Kumhi, K. Wata- ibe, Y. Tanaka (captain), and H. Goto. A. P. photo.40 words
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74 1954-04-18 19 V, Munusamy pices 7 S'gor vickets for 20 Sat I of bs runs end of the the Poll i'enang player. minute* «ll INGOR— Ist JNN-. Beng b 3 17 7 30 0 >ell b im b 4 :id b 0 :ne b 0 1 \tta* 1 T..t.)l n Xl DAH—74 words
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Article32 1954-04-18 19 SFHKMHAN R.ii..-: jvire Business Room champions, will mre' s«-ninu.ui RaOfetl In .1 cci m.iich hrrr DM I in :iici of Lady TrniB. MoapM Fund and the fund32 words
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Article160 1954-04-18 19 DARTI.EY SecondHiy Srhonl put up a grand all-round display to humblt fa\ourltes Prga.Mis »nd win the SAPA youth competition final 4-2 at Jalan Br> v yesterday. Hero of the \lcmt> was crntrefonnard Malleques wiio scorr.: io^ls for Bartliy ;md ]>a\tHl thr v,.i\ for othrr two. In160 words
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358 1954-04-18 19 OINCiAPORK champion N'eo Chwrr Kok competing in the annual aquatic championships for members of the Penan; and Singapore Chinese Swimming Clubs held at C.S.C. pool yesterday clocked 36.95ec. for the KM) metres freestyle. This time beat the 1952 Olympic winner (lark Si-holers' time358 words
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Article32 1954-04-18 19 1 In a SAFA Div. 3C league soc- I 1 err match played on the Police TrHlning School ground yeMerday I 1 Police A bt»l Blur Rovern by 6-132 words
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Article27 1954-04-18 19 Rain caused yrMriday'x SAt'A Div 3C league soccrr matches betttrrti Srranjjoon MY. and UnlUtl Sports Club, and Customs S.C. aud I Cosmos to be |K)stponrd.27 words
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Article275 1954-04-18 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat RALPH PLAICI 01 KAF ("li;iii": who won the Scianßor time trial and Singapore 25 miles champl"nsh:p. clipped 8 nun. 12 sec oil thr record In the All -Malaya 25 ■Ulei open road cycle race for the Dunlop Ctip at the Lake275 words
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548 1954-04-18 19 KI.ANO, Bad %IL'AKI) 1111 .1.1EK. Zl, a newcomer !rom Au tralla tfuve »n lmprexslvf display in the Klang Club* I ter tennis < lianipion.shlps which lj«Kan here ye.sterday. Hllller. who Is stationed In H.. .r> has played In AuMralM with suet) famous stars as Ken548 words
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275 1954-04-18 19 Andres and Khoon Leong rout Perak PENANO, S«< I FTER dlxmlnMng Peruk for *1 I runs In an hour and 40 minutes, Penang also fared badk .using nine wickets for only 74 iuns in their Inter -»t:<te crick! match on the Weatern Ro«d iiimnd tod.iy. Perak's left -arm bowler. Bam*udilln,275 words
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Article231 1954-04-18 19 PENANO. Sat PENANH Chines* Recreation Club be.it Prrsk Chinese RC. by nine wicket* in their cricket match »hlch endrd hrrr today. YrM.-ia.iV Perak wrre all out In their fim inning.t for 51 and Pecang C K C replied »i'h 93 for six. Penan* were231 words
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Article67 1954-04-18 19 KUALA LI'MPUR Sat ARMIIACiE of Slnrapore Cricket Club «.<5 unbeaten with 69 in the annual match again.-l Selancnr Club (huh began on the padang today. Rain stopped play after lunch with ihr visiu>n> 127 for seven. Hulls and Ford each scored IT whilr PattiiiK'on67 words
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Article22 1954-04-18 19 BA TV PAIIAI. Sat Market brat j Pohir 1--0 iit noccer yesterday. Yong I Seng scored the only goal22 words
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Article285 1954-04-18 19 PEN A NO. Fri SEVEN'n'-THKKK .nuirn him brrn received tor the JVnanx Turf Club's »niatnir race me*lliiK to be held on Saturday. Apr. 24_ Ihrrr will be eiKht rßcen. The M«»den Pole. Pony Scurry over 3f ha.s attrHCted the blK^Mt fleld cl "nrnwr sprint star.285 words
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2371 1954-04-18 20 KPSOM JEEP - KPSOM JEEP By Amusement II takes top sprint event ITHOR Mousa with (ieorpe Woods astride, ploughed through a heavy track to win the $30,000 Perak Derby over 1 j miles with ease at Ipoh yesterday, concluding day ol the Perak Turf Club's2,371 words
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Article43 1954-04-18 20 ItL POOL: $334,174. No. *****2 $95,251 r> No. *****2 $47,625 No. *****1 $***** s (54.762 Mch). Nos: *****9. *****8, 27*274, < "iiNol.itinn ,$l,OOO earh) Nos: *****3. *****5. in«m:> I2«OOO. 4212.^9. 1413 M *****7' *****9. *****7. *****5. Treble Tote: 8 tickets 1.830 each).43 words
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Article76 1954-04-18 20 Via ball was bowled vrsterday. Hr»t <Ur of the cricket mawh between Singapore and Selangor on the sm^upore CMcM flub (tround Nd play was powtble in the mornln« owin* to the Mxiden iond: the pitch Irnai heaw overnight r im The wicket «a» to ha\e76 words
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Article, Illustration79 1954-04-18 20 JIMMY (ARKITHKRS. world bantamweight boxing champion (left) rhats wtih Singapore* top featherweight. Lim Kee Chan < right 1, who was at Kallang airport to greet the champion on his arrival in Slngipore on Friday At extreme left N Mr«. C'arrntherv In the centre is Bill Met79 words
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Article, Illustration139 1954-04-18 20 r*APTAIN Frank Reynolds, uho Itft Singapore in January, is back in the international limelight in Britain. The South Malaya and Singapore centre-half was a member of the triumphant team that recently trounced Wales 6 Reynolds scored the first goal for England. In another international match, played139 words
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553 1954-04-18 20 PORT VALE SURE OF DIV.3 (NORTH) HONOURS LONDON Sat. AN ALMOST complete football leaeue programme in England yesterday added to th» excitement nf the chase for promotion and the struggle to avoid relegation during the closing weeks of tile season. So far i<> the First Dtvlsloit win concerned the top553 words
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Miscellaneous22 1954-04-18 21 f i* Q P ?I hV)k^ B^m^ W^ o 3 cfl/jmmrsL dsi^Biv^f;/ |A\MV'^ i ill) (< ft x lv!2S«Eil^ Ii-W ;:2L^^ lV^*^^' v22 words
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