The Straits Times, 12 July 1954
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Title Section16 1954-07-12 1 The Straits Times New***'' M[ll IM M Kstd 1845 BINGAPOKE, MONDAY, JI'LY 12, 1954 15 CENTS.16 words
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Article469 1954-07-12 1 P EACE HOPES BRIGHTEN France optimistic 'USEFUL' TALK TO MOLOTOV PARIS, Sunday. [{OPES rose today that the French Premier, M. Pierre Mendes France, will obtain a ceasefire in Indo-C'hina on acceptable terms by July 20. The optimism arose after first reports of the Mendes France-Molotov meeting in (Geneva last nitfhtReuter - 469 words
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Article, Illustration99 1954-07-12 1 HE HAD JUST ONE MORE AND WON T""m |,n islOM to have W, Irj proxed 11 old In 1 K.iinin in inspector of t I'ntr.il the "iih straits «,.rd Pu»le. In- hid fot ill the 1 n'.ifi. iitiorn with- M is ahoiit f^H up more hapm I was tnici I99 words
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Article28 1954-07-12 1 MINISTER TO VISIT SPORE W&I stay (i week HoUf ,n--nag| F;r>t llrVk in tm rare AW mm i.s will I M K<mc r T nd nearly a Hcuter.28 words
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Article73 1954-07-12 1 IRela--1 ho sot he hi iff, heard that he li phone to inswered Fred Gray from the The mix up happened at Trntc" post office near here which received the telegram addressed to "the parade Tonteg" and had three to choose from. Knowing Mr. Gray wasReuter - 73 words
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Article, Illustration197 1954-07-12 1 Please help me to find Annie, he appeals KUALA LUMPUR Sun. \|R. WILFRED Lau beiT1 lieves his wife has been kidnapped on her way home from Singapore. Mr. Lau. who lives in DoraLsamy Street, has asked Straits Times readers to help him find his wife Annie Chan Yoke Yin, 32,197 words
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Article87 1954-07-12 1 SPORE ATTACK Two Malays were beaten up last niaht by thugs armed with imn bars and sticks at Everton Road Singapore. The men. Abu Bakar oin Yusof. 24. a labourer, and Abu Ahak b'.n Abdullah. 18. a peon. wire taken to the General Hospital with87 words
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Article47 1954-07-12 1 A Chinese mother, her 16--year-old daughter and the (jirl's fiance, were found sutlering from suspected caustic soda poisoning in their Amoy Street home last night. The three. Peh Ah Lua. 40. Swee Ying. and Pni? Chew Pee. 2T a seaman were taken to hospital.47 words
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78 1954-07-12 1 LONDON. Sun The choice of Dr. Lin Vu Tan* as Chancellor designate of the new Nanyanj? t'niversity at Singapore was described here today .in "a brilliant one" by Atticus, Sunday Times columnist. "Dr. Lin Yu Tan* I* a prototype of the humanist uponReuter - 78 words
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Article25 1954-07-12 1 WASHINGTON. Sun. One thousand striking chemical workers at the Paducan 1 Kentucky 1 atomic plant have voted to returned to work- Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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165 1954-07-12 1 VIENNA. Sunday. /CENTRAL Europe's worst flood in 50 years swept through the medieval Czechoslovak capital of Prague, while in Austria and Germany up to 50.000 prupic an" uumt'iL'sa. Prague Radio said parts of the Troja and Libon islands in tin- Moldau River in165 words
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Article33 1954-07-12 1 WASHINGTON. Sun President Eisenhower has .signed a bill BUthorUtai disposal inroad <>r up to MS3.O(MJ million worth of .surplus farm commodities to ersata now marketi and help friendly 'nations— Kcutcr.33 words
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Article, Illustration39 1954-07-12 1 THE ri;iMi MIMSTKK. Sir Winston Churchill arrives at Southampton on board the liner Queen Elizabeth after his talks in Washington with President Eisenhower. In the background is Mr Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary. Paul Popper picture.39 words
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Article370 1954-07-12 1 Bombed right off hillside Froa H. Paul IPOH. Sunday. I HAD a perfect bird's eye view today from the air 1 of some of the targets that Lincolns and Hornets blasted last Thursday east of Ipoh when "Operation Termite" was launched against Communist terrorists. I370 words
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Article85 1954-07-12 1 Israeli unit storms border post TEL AVIV. Sun JSRAELI troops yesterday stormed an Egyptian border outpost in the Gaza strip, inflietlne "a number of casualties." nn Israeli arniv spokesman announced. The spokesman said the enencement followed an Eeyptian att;irk on an Israeli unit on reconnaissance in the Kissoufrim area. TheReuter - 85 words
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Article106 1954-07-12 1 VATICAN CITY. Sun— The Pope said in a letter yesterday i that governments should grant I subsidies to heln poor families own tneir homes and that ways should be found to cut building easts and avoid "obvious real estate speculation." The letter was sent to BishopReuter - 106 words
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Article61 1954-07-12 1 TEHERAN, Sun— Police said yesterday they have smashed eieht gangs of Persian thags, who specialised in lootinr American homes In and around the Iranian capital. Burulars have stripped American homes of an estimated US$2O,OOO worth of valuables since the curfew was lifted on May 14.61 words
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Article67 1954-07-12 1 BERLIN. Sun— An East German court yesterday sentenced Wilhelm Wolff, head of an alleged •••ironi) of saboteurs" to rleath for crimes against humanity committed in Poland during the Nazi occupation. the East German news agency ADN reported. His brother. Oskar Wolff, was sentenced to hardReuter - 67 words
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Article39 1954-07-12 1 PARIS, Sun— An examining magistrate decided here yesterday that the political weekly, the Express, has no case to answi r on a charge brought by ex-Premier Joseph Lnniel's Government in May of publishing military secrets ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article37 1954-07-12 1 NORTH BAY, Ontario. Sun —Two Royal Canadian Air Force Vampire jets plunged to earth yesterday after a midair collision and burst into flames. One pilot was reported killed but the other parachuted safely to earth.—Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article142 1954-07-12 1 VIENNA. Sun. PHOTOGRAPHS and statuettes of players in the Hungarian national football team were destroyed by demonstrators in Budapest after the team's defeat by Germany In the World Cup final at Berne on July 5 according to travellers reaching here. I They said 15.000Reuter - 142 words
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Article173 1954-07-12 1 A CAIRO, Sun. NGLO-EGYPTIAN talks on British evacuition of the Suez Canal Zone, deadlocked since last October were '"informally" resumed at a surprise meeting yesterday. The meeting, between Pre mier Lt. Col. Gamal Abdel Nasser and British Amba.s.■»ador. Sir Ralph Ste\ was held at the homeReuter; AP - 173 words
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Article118 1954-07-12 1 'We are honoured' BONN. Sun.— The West German Government yesterday hailed tomorrows vLsit to the republic by Princess M ius an bonour to the German people. It showed that Britain regarded Germany as baring taken a place of equality in the Western community of nations. a GovernmentReuter - 118 words
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Article36 1954-07-12 1 LONDON. Sun Queen Juliana of the Netherlands and her 14-year-old daughter. Princess. Irene arrived here day for a week-end visit to Britain. Princess Irene will open London's newly-built Dutchreformed church today36 words
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Article221 1954-07-12 1 TWO WOUNDED NEAR CONSULATE LONDON, Sun. □ÜBGEONB here today fought to save two Dominican diplomatic officials who collapsed from bullet wounds on London pavement after hurst* of fire inside the Dominican Consulate. The two officials were named M Don Luis Bernardiiii' First Secretary, and Captain Antonio221 words
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Article28 1954-07-12 1 <HOT DitMINM W DIPLOMAT Ml LONPOH sim. Luis Kernardinit Domini <<n diplomat Hi.iind -d in shooing affra*. died btapttal tnnigbl— K< utr 1 Id this <"i28 words
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Article36 1954-07-12 1 QUEBEC. Sun Fifty-two members of the Kamloopa, a hool band sailor! from l-i re ye terdav for Hoi and, when they will take part in a blind festival at Kerkrada next month- A P.36 words
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Advertisement70 1954-07-12 1 Charm and Choice at Sena's H»»t it the wofk of M«<rer-crattwnrn upholding in contemporary manner rhe proud traditiont of cenfuriet. H. SENA LTD. HICH CLASS lEWELLIRS SINGAPORE. PENANC BANCKOK Novy you fdn get Refreshing Delirious' RED LION AN G SA I It irnlly satisfies! non c*'bo"*ud f«*l f*uit h l^*70 words
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287 1954-07-12 3 Marjorie too will have one IN THE world's biggest bathing beauty parade in Long Beach, California, next Sunday girls from 35 countries including Singapore will be borne on separate floral floats through crowd -lined streets. atandint? on one float In a white swim-suit287 words
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Article46 1954-07-12 3 ROME Sun A 'provisional" division of the Trirstr Free Territory between TofOsiavia and Italy is expected within a few days, possibly early next week. Italy will probably be inviteci to join Yugoslavia, Greece and Turkey in their projected Balkan military alliance |A.P.AP - 46 words
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Article, Illustration69 1954-07-12 3 ATHKRINK (.1 INKSS. two- year-old bridesmaid ;it the wedding of Princess Marie (iabriellr Von I rach md the Hon. Desmond Guim-sv slipped out of the ceremony to have a quiet cry all by herself. Perhaps thr pomp and circum Manre were just a little too69 words
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Article115 1954-07-12 3 MR. H. S. IKK. one of thr at a rally here ycstei policy for the new Malaya. Hav;nc now accepted the Wl.ite Paper on elections, he said the Alliance would now concentrate on drawine up a nroeramme to win popular support. M.Uavans would welcome foreien capital115 words
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202 1954-07-12 3 Mother and stepfather accused LOS ANGELES Sunday. A LITTLE GIRL, her thrice broken l^ft arm still in a cast, her lips misshapen and her front teeth miffing said yesterday that for two years she was braten by her mother and stepfather. 1 AlthoughAP - 202 words
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172 1954-07-12 3 LONDON, Sun /X)LONEL Marcus Upton, a v^ Labour M.P.. is protestine to the War Office that Guardsmen on sentry duty h;. .p been ordered to salute everyone who passes them wearing a bowler hat and carrying a tightly rolled umbrella, traditional dress of voune GuardsReuter - 172 words
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Article46 1954-07-12 3 Turkish envoys to meet ANKARA, Sun. A conference of top Turkish diplomatic representatives in the Middle East opens on Monday. The talks are aimed at better understanding with all Arab nations, particularly with Egypt, and a more active policy for orcanLsntlon of Middle East defence— A.P.AP - 46 words
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Article318 1954-07-12 3 SINGAPORE A.M. 7 15 Time Signal: 1.11 Moy.m: Sl«r; 7.30 News. 7.35 Mrlmn Mixture; B.oo—B 30 Kliv'hm in 1 he Sun 8 5" English Schools Bloiidc.i.st. 11 10 English Schools Broaden.- 1 PM I.M Piogramme Summ.i' y 101 Monday Mn'inee; 1 30 Time .SlgiiHi and Nf«v318 words
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Article71 1954-07-12 3 TIN PACT TALKS TODAY THP < )f th( hold it here stan ■ember Nations Oi ••d a up nuccrs I, consider I •in lnt( agree:; The Brsl .rrim commil -ondon n This wi mon ?d by all 14 con. now con.. member gi Sec re i be held pation will71 words
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Article35 1954-07-12 3 Wonder dri kills 50 SALES BANNE PARIS. Bun rm wonder drug si M Jipved to ha\f W 50 and 6fl death Hralth anar. 1 rtca. Analy- 1 formed Into tin ouch c Unlit ii'- dan35 words
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Article31 1954-07-12 3 LONDON, jamu, an to thp I who has b< British China. humilit Dress stat< by the N> H". I had assure* Prople 's the dtl» n belief.' ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article15 1954-07-12 3 DURBAN >nnd I be ship)' 1 1: Thi.- of berf to Africa15 words
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Article14 1954-07-12 3 TOKYO water.- i result of the tests an mine to repeat'14 words
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Article, Illustration41 1954-07-12 3 MAKY lIOIC. 13. rrhearoinc the dartre "The rose and the wind." which she will perform at the recital of "I>an»-e* of Many I.a nils ajrt Diverti*se.mfnt" on July 16 at the Capitol, Singapore Str.uls Times picture.41 words
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Advertisement55 1954-07-12 3 I Now you cm get I I Refreshing Delirious I RED LION I (A N G SA I I I It really satisfies I non* carbonated I *k V» u ra moe ern machinery flj \Y l v\ manufactured under the most B Er^l^ hygienic conditions Bj under constant supervision55 words
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Article176 1954-07-12 4 time is running I out, warns ir Muhammad I WASHINGTON, Sunday. g I'litod States plans to keep its Asian allies, )ir ii,nlarlv Pakistan, Siam and the Philip- informed of progress towards forming a Ui-Easl Asian defence alliance, a State DepartI .pnlxt'sman said here yesterday, ammadReuter - 176 words
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Article, Illustration91 1954-07-12 4 VI AIMMIK I'.TKOV. formir Third Secretary at the Soviet Embassy in Canberra, with Mr. G. N. Richards. Commonwealth security officer, at the resumed sitting of the espionage inquiry. .Mr. and Mrs. Petrov most closely guarded couple in the world spent a quiet weekend in91 words
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146 1954-07-12 4 Dulles promises aid to Cambodia, Siam WASHINGTON. Sunday. State, Mr. Dulles, yesterday pledged port of the United States if Cambodia gjHj to the United Nations if the armistice Geneva fail, diplomatic officials said. 1 i! I'.'- 11 l7o b,> taken to strenethen and Cut ador, Mr. Vm Nl1 Dulles hjiUP - 146 words
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Article105 1954-07-12 4 V X, Sun.—Singer Paul whose passport was A four years ago foi H. I rmlsslon to B> c U.S. for six months nts in Israel. Jr r European la V lie slid he T listed for awr'nity'' by, > radio and television. He *;udAP - 105 words
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Article71 1954-07-12 4 NEW YORK. Sun. MR. ADLAI STEVENSON told a rally in Oregon last night that America's "predicament" was "no joking matter with unemployment spreading, Asia tottering, our alliances disintegrating and our leader>hip faltering at home and abroad." He said that Democrats could lake no "partisan satisfaction inReuter - 71 words
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Article50 1954-07-12 4 TOKYO, Sun Japan has issued the first permit since World War II to a private citizen to visit Russia. Kyodo News Service said the former chairman Df the Lower House Fisheries Committee will leave on July 17 for Moscow to negotiate on fisheries problems. AP.AP - 50 words
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Article248 1954-07-12 4 WASHINGTON, Sunday. TWE Senate Foreign Relations Committee yesterday approved a proposal calling on President Eisenhower to outline a new course of action by Congress if the United Nations gives China a seat. The provision written into the Foreign Aid Bill, was offerled byReuter - 248 words
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150 1954-07-12 4 KARACHI. Sunday. PAKISTAN Prime Minister, Mr. Mohammed Ali. said yesterday India was threatening peai-e and the livelihood of millions of people in Pakistan by diverting the Sutle] waters. I Pakistan has protested strongly to India over the opening of the Bhakara canal in PunjabAP - 150 words
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Article260 1954-07-12 4 SIGN— OR U.S. AID WILL BE HALTED Warning to France and Italy WASHINGTON. Sunday. rill Senate Foreign Relations Committee yesterday voted tentatively to cut off foreign aid to France and Italy on Dec. 31 unless they ratify the European defence plan or some acceptable alternative. Senator H. Alexander Smith, iReuter - 260 words
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Article, Illustration42 1954-07-12 4 JAPANESE soldiers with fixed l»»yonrU. supported by lanks. in manoeuvres on the day the new Japanese land, sea and air forces were established is "national defence forces. The National Safety Agency became the National Defence Agency. A. P. picture.42 words
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Article, Illustration43 1954-07-12 4 SUSAN ITRTIS. seven. at Buckingham Palace with the Victoria Cross awarded to her father, Lieut. Philip Curtis, who was killed in Korea. Susan got the medal from the Queen at an investiture. Her mother died four years ago. A. P. picture.43 words
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Article86 1954-07-12 4 SEOUL. Sun —Two American missionaries lost for four days were found today in an isolated fiahltur. village after they had drifted in a crippled motor-boat on the open sea. The Rrv. Eimer Kllbourne Of I.os Angeles and the Rrv Austin Boggan of Birmingham Alabama, were reportedUP - 86 words
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Article63 1954-07-12 4 LONDON, Sun— Britain may MM the strain on its coal supulv by using oil— and event- j uallv atomic energy to operate electric power plants. The plan was laid out last week in the House of Commons by Geoffrey Lloyd, Minister of Fuel andAP - 63 words
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120 1954-07-12 4 TUNISIAN BANDITS KILL 8 AT FESTIVAL TUNIS, Sun. UIGHT people were kill- ed and 12 wounded when terrorists opened up with machine-gun fire during a festival in the main square of Ferryville last night. Two men in Arab clothing fired bursts of sten-gun fire into a bus. Seconds later severalReuter - 120 words
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Article81 1954-07-12 4 COLOMBO, Sun— Mr S. C. Shirley Corea was sworn in vfsterday as Ceylon's newMinister of Commerce, in sucession to Mr. Richard D. Senanavake, who resigned on Thursday. Mr. Corea wa.s formerly parliamentary secretary to Mr Scnanayake. who surprised political observers by handinv in his resignation the dayReuter - 81 words
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Article45 1954-07-12 4 WASHINGTON. Sun. Miss Alice Masaryk, daughter of Mr. Thomas Masaryk first President of the Republic of Czechoslovakia, will be given permanent residence in the United States under a bill parsed by the Senate yesterday and sent to the House.— AP.AP - 45 words
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Article51 1954-07-12 4 LONDON Sun The first British-Russian student exchange since the war will start on Thursday when 30 British students fly to Prague on thr first stage of their journey to Russia. A party of Russian students will board the British plane at Prague and arrive in London the same51 words
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Article25 1954-07-12 4 HAVANA. Sun. President Fulgencio Batista announced yesterday his willingness to be a candidate for president in the election on Nov. 1. A.P.AP - 25 words
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Advertisement71 1954-07-12 4 mflftin^ tnGints 9t0628.H.P. Lister Engineering Lld^ HL-10. doru/) cjeacle^). San Francisco. I H Be«. j. m ver y h»PPV I m onioyin* .he cool cotton bati W» bou the CoH,c, brou«M *"*^J in H .«0.u.-. |M) »he thing tor c»»u wrip over on* where they neve, drC»«P d e)tce e71 words
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Advertisement267 1954-07-12 4 ♦V/W.V.V/.V.V.V.V.V.V/iVA'.V.'.V.V" ".V.WA£ DACRON !*l I SUITING "w > UNPACKED IN OVER W* 8 colours A DACRON-WOOL ffil/jM i LIGHT -WEIGHT /fm/J-' J TROPICALS IN OVER KM STRETCHABLE I1" J NYLON IN INTERESTING L '3 FANCY WEAVES. IW^ jj B. V. D-NYLONIZED !Uf f t jj UNDERWEARS AND Sunder t- shirts267 words
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Article301 1954-07-12 5 AN ALL Y FOR ALLIANCE? That way is best -SCBA is told I j MALACCA, Sun. I 1 CTRAITS-BORN Chinese 1 1 should take a leading I part in the struggle for independence and the building of the Malayan I I nation, said Mr. Khoo I 1 Kirn I i.m.301 words
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Article123 1954-07-12 5 The Kiwi Members' league. I 6inpaporc. will celebrate Its i seventh anniversary by hold- i ing a dance and a cmema show. The anniversary dance will be held at Raffles Hotel on July 23 from 9 p.m. to 1 am. Highlight of the programme will be123 words
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Article, Illustration89 1954-07-12 5 BANK MEN PAY IN TO BANK— IN BLOOD ONE of the most encourajrln( changes in the attitude of Singapore toward* the Blood Bank recently has been the increase in Asian blood donors. Dr. E Lewin. Lady Medical Officer-in-charge of the Blood Transfusion Service, said yestenlay. Here five Chinese members of89 words
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191 1954-07-12 5 Penang president meets trishamen PROTEST ON SUMMONSES PEN'ANG. Sunday. THE Municipal President, Mr. J. S. H. CunynghamRrown, met a deputation from the local Trisha Riders' Association for two hours in the Municipal Chambers today. t! the meeting, he said ie riders' problems seemn to reasonable solure are various points which191 words
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Article128 1954-07-12 5 Few call-up dodgers get back in KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. MOST of the "call-up dodgers" of 1951 have been refused rr-entry into the Federation. This is stated in the Federation's annual report for 1953 published yesterday. Many appeals were received and a few who eraded the call-up wrre permitted to return128 words
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Article230 1954-07-12 5 Leon Goossens plays LEON GOOSSENS. most famous of all oboists, attracted a full house to the Victoria Hall last night. His appearance must have gone some way towards recommending this comparatively unfamiliar instrument to Singaporeans. Certainly no in- strument could have had a more expert or230 words
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Article71 1954-07-12 5 The Council of St Andrew's Cathedral has received £100 (about $850> for a new cross and candlesticks donated in memory of the late Admiral Tom Phillips, who died on board the Prince of Wales in 1942. and his son who was killed in the defence of Slner.pore.71 words
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Article54 1954-07-12 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun —Mr H C Joyce, of the State Home Guards, who parked his car outside the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank. Jalan Ibrahim, on Thursday, found it mining A report was made to the police and the car was found abandoned 100 yards off Jalan54 words
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Article28 1954-07-12 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Ynng Kee Chan, of Endau. was fined $500 in the session court. Merslng, yesterday for po.s.scs.sion of chandu and chandu smoking Implements.28 words
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Article30 1954-07-12 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun— Hajl Mohamed was fined $40 in the police court for making additions and alterations to his house without the sanction of the Town Council.30 words
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Article24 1954-07-12 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Kuttan, of Pandan, was acauitted in the police court today of causing grievous hurt v ith a knife to Mahadavan.24 words
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Article32 1954-07-12 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun— Goh Toh Hua, of Slmpang Rengani new village, was fined $350 in the sessions court, Klang, yesterday for possession of prepared opium and opium smoklr.e utensils.32 words
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Article, Illustration106 1954-07-12 5 Two fashion-conscious women landed .it Kallanc airport. Singapore. \rst«-rd.i> Thry were Mis* Barbara Ahem i top) and Miss Maria Benson Miss Ahem. a former newspaperwoman in Perth, wears a Siamese coolie hat. and Miss Benson a British radio and television star, a fur. Miss Ahem. who106 words
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Article163 1954-07-12 5 Sijc o/i /iea? Council committee new power station in recruitment matters. The waterworks and power 1 station committees formerly dealt with their own staff problems. The decisions of both the Establishments and Finance 'Committees are subject to appeal. The Council has also authorised the President to163 words
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Article114 1954-07-12 5 rpHE growing population In A Singapore's Balestier and MacPherson-AlJunled areas will be served by new infant welfare clinics shortly. The City Council his accepted a $140,000 tender to build two clinics: one at Kirn Keat Road for Balestier resld- I ents, the other at MacPherson Road,114 words
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Advertisement287 1954-07-12 5 S" ROYAL" BALL I IN AID OF The Singapore World Youth Assembly Fund under the di»l :i.,uishcd patronage p of His Excellency, The Rt. Hon. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, P.C. to be held at I THE ISLAND CLUB I on Saturday, 17th July, 1954 From 9 p. m to 2287 words
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Advertisement132 1954-07-12 5 t* DO YOU REALISE! B that the longer you dslay, tin subjecting yourself atnl your loved I DANGER? DON'T ft I HESITATE I HEALTH /s WEALTH! II J Instal 6 EDlesitie(Dii 5 a THE UNIQUE MODERN CHEMICAL SAN UT J«ri-ii?3 II I the m 5t Ppref '0( J '£Er^Z«> lUI132 words
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Miscellaneous130 1954-07-12 5 SINGAPORE DIARY I LKt'TI RE: 'The Problems of Soutli-E.iM Asia Dy Mr. G. G. 'Thomson Public Relations Officer, 'V.MC.A. Orchard Road. 8 p.m SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: Modern French art exhibition. BrtI tlxh Council Hall. 9 am —s 30 p.m. V.M.C.A. (Orchard Ro»d>: Javn 530 p.m., judo 5.30 p.m.. body building130 words
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Article, Illustration1548 1954-07-12 6 who insulted throne drove Wilde to ruin WIMES special FEATURE i)\I)().YS fashionable playgoers paused in astonishment to watch seemly fracas in the foyer of St. James Theatre on February The evening was the Social event of the season— the first "The Importance of Being Earnest," by the ish author, OscarDaily Mirror - 1,548 words
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Advertisement6 1954-07-12 6 MMIOKUOM Sl»r» of the famous 'Few*6 words
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Advertisement313 1954-07-12 6 pREPARf for; \£l v fl^^Htf Mother must be exceptionally fit before. W^^W^^g '5V| during and after this happy time to give I her baby boy or girl, the best possible |jB Bm. 1 chance in life. Brands Essence of Chicken is HI A 1 the Essence of Strength Mother's special313 words
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Miscellaneous142 1954-07-12 6 Shorhtvk Hointvs KiUvtl hi/ tt svrtiivh! iPicli ivtivti itnttt* in* Mtiri<> I /YOUR ROOM IS ~Yi\lf MEOCI, *MERCy" IS RtOWT? TUEPEiS I r YOU WILL DUST MAKE TME "1 rT am 7CP MPwTriwprrf»^H VjACK MERE^^filia MADAM. SOMETHING ABOUT THIS KITTEN BEOS, AND THEN. AT TEN, MAID^MADAM- (jH MAWe!*M i^^fiPH THAT^TOO142 words
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Article51 1954-07-12 7 Id Hirrli {minimum/. MR K W SINNADORAI and family thank all relatives and friends who attended the funeral of their beloved son. the late Mr. Samuel Hector Bala.singam Sinnadontl of BptCteJ Branch Kluang.sont wreaths miri i ondolence messages, and ren- deied \al\iable help on 26th and 27th i June,51 words
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Article870 1954-07-12 7 HI rVorrf. $1H (minimum). >*■)! I OW raDAMT V <rv Day in' thr Malay Mall' If you want to win that $6,000 word puzile. WHEN BUYING BLOTTING riaprr always ask for Ford's Gold Mmlal. the world's finest. Now »\ail«blr> at all stationers and booksellers. SINGAPORE ARTS THEATRE presents The870 words
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732 1954-07-12 7 The Straits Times Singapore, Mon., July 12, 1954. War in The Deep Jungle "Operation TeiTnite," which exploded in the newspapers a, few hours after the paratroops ,were dropped in the jungle, promises interesting results. It iis not likely to be a specta- < cular operation in the sense of reducing732 words
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Article455 1954-07-12 7 Red Star Over Hollywood The news that Rica Dialnya.j the Cretan beauty selected toj represent Greece in the Miss Universe contest will be debarred from landing in the United States for suspected Communist leanings, is a sad example of the way that politics intrude upon aesthetics. True I the only455 words
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Article77 1954-07-12 7 Negotiations for a settlement of the Trieste dispute have made steady if unspectacular progress, until full agreement between Italy and Yugoslavia is now in sight. It is a triumph for the commonsense and common interests of both countries. Partial mobilisation and the despatch of troops to the frontiers77 words
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906 1954-07-12 7 W.N. Ewer - By W.N.Ewer By WHEN the Washington talks ended. Moscow Radio announced that they had "left the fundamental Anglo-American disagreements unsettled." That is a characteristic misreading of the situation. Disagreements there certainly have been, and sharp ones, during the past two months, especially on policy906 words
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Article202 1954-07-12 7 Politicians were not elected IV^T ndor c l hP opinion of Dr. Winstedt on independence for Malaya and I bciieve a vast majority of the population think the same If I had tht authority.' would grant to the various poJKical parties and their supporters ail the independence they want and202 words
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Article83 1954-07-12 7 I HAVE spen your report.s about the dead end kids of Penang. and a hope that a home will be bui'.t for them •oon The Salvation Army ha> oem running a home in Penang for such boys since 1946 and an appreciable number of young83 words
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662 1954-07-12 7 •ADVOCATE' assumes A that the Advocates and Solicitors Ordinance was intended to protect the interests nl the legal profession in Singapore from competitors like D. N. Pritt and others. Before 1935 there were no special regulations prohibiting a lawyer from Britain from practising662 words
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Article95 1954-07-12 7 I CANNOT help but think that CO from his comment on the Singapore Youth Council fun fair, is a poor loser. If thousands who entered for the king and queen for a day" contest could understand what the procedure was,, can "C G." still say that the announcement95 words
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271 1954-07-12 7 Parking meters and council revenue ISEE that "Kreta Beer 'who seems to welcome the threat of parking meters, disagrees with "Office Motorist's" estimates of official revenue from the average 15h.P owner-driver car. I agree with "Office Motorist -s" figures, if put this way The parking meter Is criticised on two271 words
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Article120 1954-07-12 7 OURELY the Education Offl- cer is the best person to Judge and recruit suitable persons as teachers for adult education classes. I would like to ask "Local Teacher" In what way O.C.S. j clerks are Inferior to teachers In training. The qualifications for a teacher120 words
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Article139 1954-07-12 7 on the margin Half li U h, j world Pro; BhOUld ;-,a long hou I An mr: "An Ul I/.:. "Plent: I "Some are bad sneai Jm them with "Th( "Th. "I h. (Unu." I that is. North An year-* ig 0 Hard H e J I WON] i >ai139 words
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Advertisement49 1954-07-12 7 CLASSIFIED ADS. 3» Hortfi »J» mimimmm). FRASER POWELL: On Saturday. in>h July lfl'M at Kuala Lumpur, Ian Guv taMf to Dorothy Anne Tow ell I Classified Advertisement Service Provided t Straits Timej j i Box Number it used, you mjy PHONE your imjll adt j I to Singapore 2800.49 words
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Advertisement17 1954-07-12 7 Qammefer SWISS MADE OFFICE CLOCKS from $35 j I uammdMjtd. \y it conn* way P.O. Box 221.17 words
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Advertisement67 1954-07-12 7 i «*ihiiis* ffl*^ OPTICIPNS Mr. K. E. M«y«r F. N.A.0., D. Opt (10 win visit KUCHING, SARAWAK from 19 th July to 24 th July APPOINTMENTS through SIME D* 1 DIAMOND JEWELLER PRECIOUS STONES U. S. de* SILVA JEWEL 106. ORCHARD ROAD P Always Milder Better Tasting f~\ *2 Cooler67 words
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899 1954-07-12 8 IE MUST GO, SA YS MEETING 'Sultan would have met us' KUALA KANGSAR, Sunday. J lAISON officers from the 11 divisions of the I nited Malays National Organisation in Perak, representatives of the Perak branch of the Mala- an Chinese Association and members of899 words
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Article, Illustration48 1954-07-12 8 How's that for balance? XIS K .i 111 t l.i ,of (kg > performaa e -i, .i| Indian dig nese WemK ila l.umpur. «n Mi i is seen here ft camera whilr pti in- foot. l"hr j^k ;i'>tis<irrd by the fir rsitj (Graduates' if- of M.t1.0.t l^B.' lies picture.48 words
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Article33 1954-07-12 8 Pi laid Abbey mi 3on» Ud :n thf Clttp- phany ;it St. Knin Singapore. Tbe Council bouflft about fi ft. i Anf nniirpflflOß "0 o.iv for ta< to do33 words
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167 1954-07-12 8 The groom 's baby broke up wedding KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. AN Indian went to a Hindu temple here yesterday to cet married HLs 17-year-old would-be bride wa.s also there with her relatives and friends. All the preliminary Hindu rites were performed. The bridegroom was about to earland the eirl— this167 words
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Article28 1954-07-12 8 KOTA BHARU, Sun. Mr. O Jeuanathan. a teacher at Ismail College. Kota Bharu married Miss S G. Pillai, a teacL.-r at the Zainab School, Kota Bharu.28 words
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Article, Illustration67 1954-07-12 8 After 37 years in the Singapore Government service, Mr. P. J. de Rozario. 55, retired at the beginning of this month. Mr. Rozario was attached to the Government Audit office and the Medical Department. For his faithful service, he was given a valedictory letter by67 words
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Article40 1954-07-12 8 Inche S°rdon bin Jubir. on behalf ot the councillors, thanked the president for his remark* They had kept away from the last meeting only because they were obeying a directive from the Alliance headquarters, he added40 words
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Article100 1954-07-12 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun ALL NINE UMNO MCA councillors, who absented themselves from the ordinary monthly meeting of the Town Council on June 26. were present yesterday when the adjourned -"neeting was held. Inche Ahmad bin Hussln. the new president of the Council welcomed them back and asked100 words
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Article172 1954-07-12 8 FRIENDLY CHAT ENDS A STRIKE KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. rE five-day strike by morp than 300 workers at Lever i Brothers' factory here ended today following "mutually friendly and highly satlsfac- < tory" discussions between the workers' negotiating committee and the management. Th< strikers will return to work tomorrow. The dispute172 words
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Article26 1954-07-12 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Mr T K Taylor, until recently headmaster of the Enßllsh College. Johore Bahru. has left for Britain on six months leave.26 words
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Article277 1954-07-12 8 Federation report tell* why M \l. LIMPI'R. Sunday. rIERE were 10.000 more Chinese women workers In Johore last year, says the Federation's 1953 report issued yesterday. It explains that it may have come about this way: Resettlement of squatter labour in Johore's 76 new villages277 words
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Article, Illustration34 1954-07-12 8 M\l: 1 1 AND MONICA. 11--day-old twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Yeo Eng Chye, pictured with their father and aunt, Mrs. A. hh.iu. after their haptism In St. Joseph's Church. Singapore, yesterday.34 words
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Article174 1954-07-12 8 MINIMI M TKMPERATI RE: 1 7.30 p.m. on July 10 to 7.30 am hMM 73. Kota Bahru 75. Kuala on July 11) Singapore 78 devrc-es. Lumpur 74. Ipoh 72. Kuanta" 73. MAXIMUM TEMPER VI IRE: (7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on July 11 1 i .Mi: i|>u:r 88.174 words
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118 1954-07-12 8 HERE'S more bad news tor the terrorists the 15--19 th King's Royal Hussars arrived in Singapore yesterday in the Empire Clyde. The Hussars will get jungle warfare training in Singapore island and will then replace the 12th Royal Lancers In the Federation. The118 words
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Article83 1954-07-12 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. When Malaya becomes selfKoverning. we can have a more centralised government, Mr A. DC. Peterson, until recently the Federation's Director-Ge-neral of Information Service*, said in a recorded broadcast over Radio Malaya tonight. The country will be very near to a "full democratic83 words
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Article35 1954-07-12 8 TANJONO MALIM. Sun. Work on a new $6,000 Roman Catholic mission school has started at Slim River in South Petak. The school will serve the new village and nearby estates35 words
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Article35 1954-07-12 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. i Ong Phee Yee was allowed $500 bai] In the police court 1 today pending trial on a charge 1 of evadinu duty on a quantity I of secondhand tyres.35 words
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196 1954-07-12 8 They jump, run, skip and shout to get well AHI'NDRED devotees of c faith hcalinK ran, jumped, skipped, knelt and shouted at the tops of their voices at the Junior i Technical School In Balestier Road. Sinjfa- pore, last night. 1 Exhorting them to greater effort was the Rev. Alwin196 words
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Article103 1954-07-12 8 The Singapore C.ty Council Labour Unions Federation laid last night that if the dispute between 11 of their unfc the City Council develops into a strike, on July 19. city Council officials should no"t compel workers to return to work. The federation has also stated that103 words
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Article169 1954-07-12 8 THIS IS HEAVEN, HE SAYS Artist up at six to paint Spore "SINGAPORE is a pain--13 tor's paradise Chinatown Just facinates me," the American-Chinese watrrcolour painter Donu Kingman said yesterday "fllngapore'i colour it wonderful.' he added. I got up at six this morning to paint ar-i draw in Chinatown. It169 words
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Article80 1954-07-12 8 Truck dives in ravine ONE DIES 11 HURT KUALA I.UMPUR. Sun- A corporal wa.s killed, a private seriously Injured and the 10 other occupanti of a military truck hurt when it overt un <'fi and plunged itit i I ravine beside an estai about 11 miles from Pahang. Somi ol80 words
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Article48 1954-07-12 8 Called to the Bar In London w< re Miss Amy Choontr Siew Choo (Penang). Raia Katnarudin bin Raja Urla 'Kuala Lumpur), Mr. Lee Yew Siong iSerembani Mr An Ah Wah i Perak i. Mr. SSP. Guok (Singapore i, and Mr. Abdu! A;lz bin Mohamed Zaln (Kedah).48 words
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Advertisement82 1954-07-12 8 RUDGE (Mi") BRITAIN'S BEST BICYCLE J Famous for Over 80 years. Lighter and Faster ALL MODELS IN STOCK. From All Good Bicycle Dealer* vt Irom Singapore Distributors:— FAN HOCK HIN. 111, Beach Road. EAN HONC CHAN. 75. Victoria Street, S'NC HUAT CO 165/167. Victoria Street. I Sob A§mts:— a KEE82 words
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Advertisement180 1954-07-12 8 STORCH BROS <m 9, LTD. have pleasure to announce that they now undertake the Manufacture of High Class Jewellery; in Platinum white Gold Settings Specifications Designs for Remodelling Old Jewelleries can be obtained on application. STORCH BROS «im9» LTD. 37-39, Mountbatten Road, Kuala Lumpur. ASSOCIA IK COUP AX V B.180 words
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1353 1954-07-12 9 3MALAYAX SHARE MARKET REVIEW By OIR MARKET CORRESPONDENT ALTHOUGH the Singapore Share Market could not under any circumstances be described as bullish last week there was a distinctly better sentiment and a special feature was the firmness in industrials. Malayan investors seen to have overcome1,353 words
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Article128 1954-07-12 9 FACTS FIGURES PHASER and Company, stock. Share and exchange brokers have Issued their thirty-third edition of Facts and Figures which contains useful information for the Malayan Investor Issued at *5 a copy Fact* and "teures gives a great amount of letail regarding the capital structures of companies profits, dividends, a.vsets128 words
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Article71 1954-07-12 9 The board of New Hayoep Rwbber Estates is greatly concerned about the financial position and ronstdertntr the desirability of sell- ing one of the company s estate? to provide working capital for the rematnti'g property. M y S the chairman iMr. PC. Helev i The rstate concerned71 words
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Article37 1954-07-12 9 June crops and outputs from the e.Matos and mines In the Guthrle Oroup announced arc- rubber 15.f18n.300 lb. tea < black i 175.000 lb palm oil 1.349 tons: palm kernels 355 tons: tin ore 1.785 plculs37 words
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Article309 1954-07-12 9 fHE roiiowing list of business done in th? Singapore Share Market last week was reported by one firm of sharebrokers for the period July 3 to July 9. INDI STRIAI S Fraw Neave Ords. f 1.95 to $2 .00 Oammom $3.10 and $3 12.. Hammers $3.05. Hongkong Bank309 words
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Article34 1954-07-12 9 WASHINGTON. Sun. President Eisenhower yesterday signed a proclamation ext> ing until Jan 1. 1956, the .existing duty-free trade relations between the U: States and the Phiipplnes 0 oMMomiY hi; i #mi34 words
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525 1954-07-12 9 rrHE rubber market in Singapon active and thorp was a ranj JUI the closing price for J;ilv firs- highest price beir\g 72 3 8 cent the lowest price 70 3 8 cent* m Saturday. The net loss on the week between Monday's and Saturday's closing525 words
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Article50 1954-07-12 9 DIVIDES ANNOUNCEMENT 'pin r»u I v, comp i in, Mala WIIIIW CO. LTD K P dividend Income I r inj s. Ip holder, w date. Books LOWI DREDGING I fu I terim dm share. KU tax, r«i ?.M' ril holders 4 21. from h M and Übom Aurum I urban;,50 words
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Article39 1954-07-12 9 June ar' 58 800 lb Borrlli I n. -in .i > 4 iMMtI 104.773 lb Rukit KaUl 1 2fi.:id lb \ll. jj Kul.hrr 46.000 In ki'ii.l. Ukab 131.000 lb Ti i M.ir Pom lb BrdnnK 44.800 lb Tm Tukanc39 words
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Advertisement266 1954-07-12 9 NfIREXA tA I KA WATERPROOF ANTI-MACNETIC 17 and 21 |EWELS I NC AB LOC TROPICALISED SWISS MADE Swie Sign LUSTRQUSSHINE Muisified i COCOANUI OIL SHAMPOO If you suffer from INDIGESTION Always carry^^^^^ BENNIES wKi You can always have tbe ideal indigestion yrns remedy h you Rennies '►JjJJ separately wrapped tablets266 words
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Advertisement845 1954-07-12 9 I PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PROBATIONARY OFFICERS-IN-TRAINING FOR THE MALAY REGIMENT Applications are Invited from Malays for appointment as Proba- .i.n.u v Ofßcers-ln-Tralnlng in the, Malay Regiment. Candidates, who should be subjects of a ruler of a Malay Bute or British subjects. I must be at least 18 years of age and845 words
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Advertisement868 1954-07-12 9 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT HOUSING TRUST FEDERATION OF MALAYA CLERK OF WORKS required in September 1954 to supervise large scale housing .scheme at Bukit Olucor Penang. Apply stating age, qualifications, experience, salary requled to Manager. Housing Trust, P.O. Box 1078. Kuala Lumpur. MUNICIPALITY OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG ELECTRICITY SI'PPLY DEPARTMENT Shift Overseer868 words
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Advertisement833 1954-07-12 9 TENDERS i CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS WATER DEPARTMENT: Supply lof Two Pumping Set* for Buki: Tlmah Filter Station. Tender Depo sit $500 Close 4 p.m.— 20.8.54. HOME GUARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited to Contract for purchase of Metal from 12 Bore all Metal Case and Metal Base of833 words
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Advertisement158 1954-07-12 9 YUGOSLAV LINE i* ■i.v. "DIMARA" J^* Arriving from Adriatic Soiling for r>, o knrto ana fvMjl Port, and Near Ea.t 17,^7u1y," n i»»4 WIK Port* and Colombo Soiling tor Cats* I M W lSfh July, I*S4 Eovr Ports and A VW 29th July, 1954 JUI July, 1954 EASTERN INDUSTRIAL CORP158 words
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Advertisement927 1954-07-12 10 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. n i.ngopora) Poiiofe BLUE FUNNEL LIMB .oticcd vtJJ o |h P ort t0 tood Bd aiwharga c«rgo ■X' GLASGOW, LONDON 4 CONTINENTAL POUTS ■M Soil, P Shorn Pcnono G13 14 July 1} July 14/14 July 17/11 G.il 12 July 1R July 19/20 July 21 p..iy 20 July927 words
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Advertisement1053 1954-07-12 10 EAST ASIATIC LINES SAILINGS TO CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA Um Hi ■fta*,> Sa( y r Calls Korlshamn Call, Beyrouth Omit. Gdynia x»«« fl 1 ll Lon OB 1 (P«s«en,ers only) and Karl.hamn. x*M»Kj Calls Beyrouth and Karl.hamn SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA/U K./CONTINENT "KINA" fo, Kohsichong. Soigon PC n0 P S hOrn S Hongkong, Monila,1,053 words
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Advertisement1121 1954-07-12 10 BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. SAILINGS 'o U.K. ond CONTINENTAL PORTS S pore P. S horn Penong Benvorlich tor Livrrponl Glasgow Hull. Rotterdam, Antwerp 11/1* July 20/ M Juty 21/24 Jury Benmacdnui tor London, Antwerp, Rotterdom, Hor.burg 14/18 July l*/20 July 21/22 July Bennevi. for (jenoo Avonmouth, Liverpool, Dublin IS/20 July1,121 words
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Advertisement1062 1954-07-12 10 McALISTER CO., LTD. Til: No 2(141 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL KLAVENES9 LIMB LONDON, MAVRC. ROTTERDAM. 10S ANGILII. SAN FRANCISCO. r«^ IK a yf*A r, PORTLAND, SIATTLI VANCOUVER Lir h Atcc P' iB 9 ™'9o Central L South Spor, P Vr£n Panona I BOUGAINV.IU •/iTau, V^ It^u, SUNNYVILLE 15 Aug Snore P 11,062 words
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726 1954-07-12 11 ALLINGTON KENNARD - The concise history of South-East Asia ALLINGTON KENNARD By SOUTH EAST ASIA. By Brian Harrison. (MacMillan 10s. 6d IN a radio quiz the other week was the question "Who discovered the Philippines?" The question master got the answer he expected. i Magellan discovered the Philippines. Magellan's fleet broke the Portuguese726 words
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Article157 1954-07-12 11 HEART ON THE LEFT By Lconhjrd Frank. ißjrkcr. 12. 6d i rIS Is an autobiography In the third person by the author of "Carl and Anna." Mr. Frank lived a mildly Bohemian life in Munich before the first world War; i tasted success as a novelist157 words
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Article165 1954-07-12 11 writing is ONLY A SIDELINE SLIDE RULE. By Ncvil Shot* I iHcincmann. I8t.) DURING the years before the W, I used to meet N S Norway. He was then joint managing director of a promising but .struggling new aircraft company a firstrate engineer whom nobody of mv acquaintance suspected of165 words
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Article322 1954-07-12 11 THE FALL OF A TITAN. By Igor Gouzenko. (Cassell. 165.). lAUGHTER Ikis .ilwavs been the literary weapon most resented by rulers ;is a criticism of their pretensions, Mr. (Jouzeiiko has therefore handicapped himself I>\ refusing to use it in his violent attack r»n Soviet322 words
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Article134 1954-07-12 11 THE EDGE OF THE SWORD By Cipf'in Anthony Fjrrar Hocklcv iMuller 12s. 5d CAPTAIN Farrar-Hockley was adjutant of the Ist. Battalion, the Gloucestershire Remment, at the Battle of the Innin River. Here he describe* the course of that valiant action, and all the more effee- 1 tivelv134 words
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Article152 1954-07-12 11 THE AMAZING MR DOO- LITTLE. By Quentin Rev- I nolds. (Cassrll 18s >. JAMES Doclittle former winner of the Schneider Trophy, the only Reserve officer ever to reach the rank of Lieutenant-General in tht United States Army, leader of the surprise bomber attack on Tokyo152 words
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Article129 1954-07-12 11 FREEDOM OF THE PARISH By Geoffrey Gri.son. i Phoenix House 21s). HPHE parish Is Pelynt In Cornwall, and Mr. Gri«son, bom In the vicarage, was Mfty made free of Its fields, the remains beneath them and the flowers in their hedges, growing up equally familiar with the129 words
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Advertisement280 1954-07-12 11 ~m m m m m m m m§:m m m #SHAW BROTHERS^ 1 il" pmmmmwmmmm^^^^ NOW S~>l I i^ft^AW»j6 M UfgW 11-1.45, lJSl«)P I "CARNIVAL STORY" fl jf^k. si IRRING t± I ANNE BAXTERS STEVE COCHRAN in Tr< nnir |or KK RADI SPECTACLE Special Trailer Preview of FRINCH LINE" ft280 words
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Advertisement253 1954-07-12 11 CATHAY .ORGANISATION ATTRfIJS ll.tm I 4.'. i I i f. I". 't.'.Opn, I MARTw ttwrt AT THEIR SCREWBALL 4 BEST IN PARAMOUNT S-l "MONEY FROM 1 W HOME" I in Color by TECHNICOLOR M-G-M'i— N -I it'O TREMENDOUS II O TEN -STAR DRAMA! coming! pCOTIVE SDIITe! coj 1 1 mi253 words
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Miscellaneous579 1954-07-12 11 BRIDGE II K< him ill K«»iisl;iiii THERE is nothing so irritating at the bridge table as losing points on good hands. In the Inevitable postmortrms It is usually difficult to apportion the blame when ooth partners are guilty «f bad bids. One such hand has been sent to me by579 words
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Article203 1954-07-12 12 Edrich hits 134 against Pakistan MANCHESTER, Sun. i I ANCASHIRE Kupporterg had plenty to cheer them at Old Trafford yesterday where Oeoff i Edrlch .scored his lust cent in y ot Hie season and Jack Ikln returned 1 'or his Sm appearance since a PTf w mil operation and knocked203 words
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Article228 1954-07-12 12 RULERS' SHIELD JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. lOHORE MALAYS were beaten by an lnnini;.-. anil 33 runs by Singapore Malays m their Killers' Shield h on the Johorc English .'■inri today Baagmpon Sis and .'.'!■> lie could only rcprj .'.h 71 ..mi hit. UNGATOBI MM »T1 Ist Inns.228 words
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Article76 1954-07-12 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. MATHEW Danker hit 102 for Harrisons Bpoftl Club aKalnst Selangor Club at crlrket on the yesterday. Harrisons «nn hv sl\ wickets. [or club 142 for* 4 dccl. iHobbs 23. E C Jumeaux 3fi. Gillespie 36. Penney 28 N. O.; Bennett 3-27>. Harrisons76 words
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Article204 1954-07-12 12 CINUAHOHE Enyineer Regiment 13 beat Singapore Cricket Club by three wickets in a Irlendly cricket match, played on the Olllman Ha Tracks gruund yesterday, mainly liuouxh tlie eflorts ol Major A. J. Bi.scombe who scored a chanceless 112 in 100 minutes. The winning run was204 words
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532 1954-07-12 12 Green, Chataway set world 3 miles mark LONDON, Sunday. pRKDDIE GREEN of Britain yesterday broke the world three miles record at the White City Stadium here in 13min. 32.25ec. The previous record was set up 12 years ago by Sweden's (,undar Haegjj in 12min. IT lit. Chris Chataway of BritainReuter - 532 words
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Article237 1954-07-12 12 K.L. WILL STAGE CUP FINAL KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. THE Football Association of Malaya Council today fixed the date and venue of this yearn Malaya Cup final. It is to be on Sept. 1 1 on the TPCA ground in Kuala Lumpur. The North v South fixture Is to played on237 words
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Article41 1954-07-12 12 MELBOURNE. sun. Fearles* Chuf by Imaslon Chief out of Lady's Bag. yesterday won the Flemington Grand National Steeplechase over 25 furlongs, beating Teedum by a length with Boanerges three lengths behind, third of the 14 runners.41 words
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Article51 1954-07-12 12 STOCKHOLM. Sun— A new European record for high jump was t '„b lushed yesterday by 20-yeai-o!d Bangt Nll.sson at Halm.stad. We.st Sweden, where he cleared 6ft. 8 '»ln. The old figures to the credit of Finn Kotka lor the pust ten years were 6ft. 8' 4 in.Reuter - 51 words
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Article37 1954-07-12 12 WANTAGE i ßerkshire i. Sun. Jack Anthony, racehorse trainer and former Jockey who three times rode the winner of the Grand National. Britain's premier steepleciiisr- died at his home hert yesterday at;ed 64. -Renter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article253 1954-07-12 12 IPOII. Sunday. school teacher Moses lay retained his men's singles championship in the I'erak Lawn Tennis Association tournament, when he beat I im F.ng Keat G-'i, 5-7, 6-0 on the Town Board courts today. llmm won the ttral wti Nwtty but ■truck MO «'iratic natch in253 words
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Article174 1954-07-12 12 Tigers get better of Chinese SC WATER-POLO 'TIGER Swimming Club, last years champion water-polo team In the Colon> gol off to a fine start In this years Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's Dnision A MgM watti-polo championship when they beat a strong Chinese Swimming Club "A team by ten l;om1s to174 words
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Article89 1954-07-12 12 OUBLIN -vii LILCWI S'ew.iit ol America scores 11 an upset win In the Irish tennis championships yesterday when Me biat Mervyn Rose of Australia 2-6. 6-4. 6-4. 11-13 6-4 to win the men's singles title. America also won the women hamulonship »hn; the Wimbledon ■hamplon Maureen Connolly89 words
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Article530 1954-07-12 12 KBBUI i 8 M i lit- Him round of the ipore Badminton Untar lnrle.s 'hampioti' hip pi. m. I .ii tlie Blngaport Badnuirou Hall during Uw week-end «fn joe E ii> ii !><•■• Chan 800 Ouan ;,H 1 Waliah Barawi beat A Anin U* 8 IH-530 words
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Article66 1954-07-12 12 AUCKLAND. Sun.— 'lll* Auckland Rugby Union team beat thr Fijian touring team 38-3 here. The Fljlans were no mntrh for j ''>» nerv ai blunder* who kent the Fiilan speedsters Dawaland Levula n ost i>iii>|)letrlv sulxlued Auckland led :'B-iill ai ha
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1041 1954-07-12 13 By Our Cricket Reporter DOYAL Air Force, given a little under three hours in which to beat Ceylon Sports Club's total of 137 at Chan^i >esterday, did no better than make a draw of the match with 130 for eijjht and lost more1,041 words
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Article385 1954-07-12 13 By THE SPORTS EDITOR Singapore 4; Service* SINGAPORE are again thr champions time in 28 years, in the southern v I Malaya Cup football competition. Yesti Besar Stadium they beat the last of the rivals, the Combined Services of Sii to retain an unbeaten record.385 words
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Article397 1954-07-12 13 y »I<• t I for all •evrn races at Kukii Timah on Wednesday, wrnnil day of ihr Sincaporr July mrrtlni. arr: Ct. 1. Div. I -6 F Sudan 8 12 Willy L. 8.11 Kver Victory 8.08 Moulin Route B.OS Indonesia 8.04 Billdaw 8.04 Grecian Knight 8.05 Qairktand397 words
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Article317 1954-07-12 13 TWO excitinj; last-over finishes marked the junior tournament programme vesterriav. Sinsapore Recreation Club narrowly BsMed beatins WandI erer.s in a remarkable race [nit time Set to score 146 in 80 minutes, the Red were two rum .short at stumps. At Sttnbuu.mg. an asffal ,i i317 words
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Article27 1954-07-12 13 MM I I W I> I I .-ulial DIV. IB ■•,ii,i I tuMii. (ievl vnr Hm,,* x Netaji l.ini|i<nis H.>\iM v aT K»rrcr r.uk 927 words
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Advertisement803 1954-07-12 13 OF INTEREST TO ADVERTISERS IN KUALA LUMPUR, IPOH PENANG The Utett timei tor handing i in Clattitied Advertitement. to 1 our branch ofticet at Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh and Penang tor j j publication in the following day's issue of Hie Straiti Timct I are at tollowt: I Penang 3 p.m.803 words
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Advertisement802 1954-07-12 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT rt Wordt tS lMtn.)—B»x ft rl: txlrm. i AVAILABLE AUOUST two bed- rooms Hat JumUhed with modern sanitation best residential locality Katong area with Phone Installed— I Phone *****. TO LET. Modern two bedroom j flat with bathroom attached, avallj able Aueust IPS 4. Rent Inclusive of c.ir.i-ie.802 words
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Advertisement800 1954-07-12 13 TUITION I* Wonlt li (Mim.)-Box M rt: txlrm. WANTED Lessons in Japanese [Reply Box A 7429. B.T. i SPECIAL LESSONS In Highway Code Reversing, Parallel Parking, Qualify for your Test. Lambert's Driving Bchool, 130. Sophia Road, Tel *****. ADVERTISER DESIRES to receive le.ssons on how to play Piano Boogte-Woogle or800 words
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Advertisement899 1954-07-12 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE Wort, tS (Mtm.l—Box It eta. txlrm. 1052 MODEL Ford Consul. Very cood condition. S27M o.n^>. 44 Wan Tho Aye Bennett Estate. Tel. Pa«lr PHnj.-inu. Ext. 262. 1836 MORRIS 8 HP. Saloon. j Taxed, Insured December 1954. $400 or nrst: 134-B Lloyd Leas RAP.. Changl. HILLMAN 1947 SALOON899 words
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Advertisement139 1954-07-12 13 MORE SPORT IN PAGE ELEVEN ,\t y HEALTHY EYES I oaed to be atraid lo look in mv I asked ■irror. So very often mv r\e* were io»clycvcs tired, red rimmed ami un.iltrjctue. taial "^nin.i So I u^cd Optrex regularl>. and wi |^y my tye^ became bright and holthy dirtereiue139 words
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