The Straits Times, 7 November 1955
1955-11-07
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Title Section12 1955-11-07 1 The Straits Times. Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1955 15 CENTS12 words
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Article253 1955-11-07 1 Today's proposals aim at speeding expansion of social services Tax changes on Wednesday DEFICIT SLASHED gspore (iovernment will introduce a the Legislative Assembly this signed to speed the development of gsential social services. understood thai the $.'M) million deficit t \yas expected would be shown in the253 words
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Article87 1955-11-07 1 T a n apore City .vatcrfronti er and Raffles! i J ar two new rigs have bui't there and, n be going oment is capa beautiful panorain the TIMES for 1956, now i I ncw^a^enrs Everybody ■-c a copy for and business ramparison ture87 words
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Article28 1955-11-07 1 Chest keys in stomach in.— A 72-year- Addolorata Carikon t o hospital ition became she two ki yi of a <rs to .stop her hr r savings -Renter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article52 1955-11-07 1 LONDON. Sun Britain's medical authorities are predicting an attack of "killer type" Influenza this winter. This is a type of Influenza which is sometimes called "Spanish flu". During the lirst world war it killed more than 20 million people, taking more lives than the war Itself.-52 words
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Article19 1955-11-07 1 LONDON. Sun.- Cairo Radio rcpurtfd tonight that Syrian anti-aircraft gunners had ■bot down an Israeli plane.19 words
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Article, Illustration26 1955-11-07 1 KAMPONC Tai Seng workers dig debris and slush out or their drams and the water begms to flow freely Straits Times picture.26 words
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Article, Illustration388 1955-11-07 1 HEADMAN BLAMES THE NEW AIRPORT ROAD 4BOIT 300 men. women and children of Kampong Tai Seng. Singapore, began deepening and widening the drains leading from their village yesterday. The villagers, who were hard hit in the floods last November and December, are determined388 words
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117 1955-11-07 1 THE Federation Chief: X Minister. Tensku Abdul I Rahman, who is leading a i goodwill mission to Indo- I nrsia. will leave Singapore with his party for Jakarta today at 1.45 p.m. by I Garuda Airways. "I expect to have talks j with various117 words
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Article175 1955-11-07 1 No titles, no rates, no taxes at lost village KUALA TRENGGANU. Sun. -About 100 Malay families in TrenRganu officially do no' exist, Inche Ismail bin Yusof, an elected member of the Tren«ganu State Council, said yesterday. The families live In a kamxmfc four miles at175 words
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140 1955-11-07 1 Champion bandit killer traps 2 Reds—and brings his score up to 8 YONG PENG. Johore, Sun. A CHAMPION bandit killer added two more kills to his score last night. Corporal A. Cakau led a Fijian patrol that ambushed and killed Lee Swee Ho. 31. former bodyguard to a Communist district140 words
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Article158 1955-11-07 1 Local ex-Servicemen tell Govt. KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. 'THE Pan-Malayan Ex-Servicemen's Association, ai its inaugural meeting yesterday, resolved to ask the Government to send home all foreign troop* now stationed in Malaya. Members said that the foreign troops could easily be replaced by local men. The158 words
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Article86 1955-11-07 1 Thugs beat up Colony merchant EIGHT thugs enured the house of a merchant All bin Edin 34. in Holland Road. Singapore, last mgnt and tv.it him ur> Ah wa.s taken to the General Hospital with head and body inturies. His wife and daughter tried to help him but were herded86 words
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Article39 1955-11-07 1 JAKARTA Sun The Nationalists continued today to hold a 300.000 vote lead over the Masjumi Party in Indonesia's general elections The latest unofficial overall vote tabulations gave the Nationalists ft.*****0 and Masjumi 7.7M000 -A P39 words
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Article32 1955-11-07 1 TAIPEH, Sun Provincial police chief Chen Hsien-chou today recommended that the Government Impose the death i>oiKilty on bandits and aiim d robbers to halt a wave of lawlessness UP.UP - 32 words
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Article30 1955-11-07 1 HONO KONO. Sun An nirmall service linking Hong Kong to Peking. Shanghai Hankow and Kunming will b<> Introduced from Nov. 21. according to an official announcement UPUP - 30 words
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Article22 1955-11-07 1 LONDON. Sun Turpopulation has increased by some thnv million people lo about 24.109.000 since 1950. Ankara Radio said— Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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Article74 1955-11-07 1 LONDON. Sun MIST shrouded London today as silent men and I women gathered by the nations war memorial In Whitehall to honour the dead o f two world wars. The Qi-een. a slight figure among Service chiefs around j the Cenotaph, was accom- panted by ttieReuter - 74 words
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Article127 1955-11-07 1 Not inefficient Assemblyman AH U N D R E D and twenty Singapore special constables with several years' experience have been discharged because of "inefficiency. An Assemblyman, Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim <Inde-pendent-Sembawantji wants to know WHY At today's meeting of the Legislative Assembly he will ask the127 words
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Article39 1955-11-07 1 l»l ATM N I KAIL' I MRO. Sim. llxiu- i lic.ilh I tDll l\ JN lii, IlilllTjl |> I Of I ptians kill- (1 I,, last (incvday s litlilin. 't v il>ha in II \tij.i drinili-i.in>«-d x«nr. Kcut<r.39 words
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Article44 1955-11-07 1 CALCUTTA. Sun. Dictaphone, a six-year-old gelding. dropped dead immediately after winning the Calcutta I and Suburban Plate at the racecourse here yesterday. Thi horse led from start to firi>h and collapsed as soon 3« it had parsed the pa>t WeuterReuter - 44 words
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Advertisement136 1955-11-07 1 It means so much more to Hive or get a PATEK PHILIPPE Watch The finest watcn ever made. Limited annual production. H. SENA LTD. SINGAPORE PCNANG BANGKOK I I are people for SERVICE and their TABLE WATERS BO B A w \I f r TnVH W T t R I'RV136 words
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572 1955-11-07 2 A Special Correspondent reports from KLIAN INTAN THEY TOE RED LINE TO STAY ALIVE 'THIS little town1 ship hit the headlines recently when it was the venue for the preliminary "peace" conference in the eight-year-old Malayan bandit war. But the world did572 words
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Article167 1955-11-07 2 AFTER 25 YEARS, AMERICAN HEAD IS PROUD TO LIVE IN MALA YA IPOH. Sun. AN American school principal who has been in Malaya for 25 years said last nisrht: "It is glorious to live In Malaya as it moves to become a democratic nation." The Rev. Ralph167 words
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Article100 1955-11-07 2 ROSETOWN. Saskatchewan*. Sun MR. M J COLDWELL. lead- Canada's Co-opera-tive Commonwealth Federation Party 'Socialist', yesterday urged that Canada ship some of Its surplus tood. rspecla.lv wheat to South and South-East Asia. "Let us ship some of our food surpluses to the Colombo Plan countries and enableReuter - 100 words
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Article41 1955-11-07 2 WINNIPEG. Sun— Carl Ramjit. an engineering student from Trinidad who does not like beer, became drinking champion at Manitoba University here by downing 64 glasses of beer j two and a half gallons— in 12 hours.— Reuter. IReuter - 41 words
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Article, Illustration159 1955-11-07 2 Dl 11.. uues not u-u.ui attract Mich rapt attention when he does his bit in a circu.s rin(. He only the tail end of the string of elephants which parade rniuul the run; liui with such an appreciative audience as the boys in the IVoodsTille159 words
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Article93 1955-11-07 2 BANGSTERS BAULKED BY BOBBIES Guy Fawket night arrests LONDON. Sun. ORITAIN had its an- nual Guv Fawkes ttrework and bonfire spree last night— and kept polio firemen and ambulance staffs working overtime. In Trafalgar Square. London, womon .shrieked and screamed when fireworks were thrown anunu the crowd. Twenty youths wereReuter - 93 words
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Article65 1955-11-07 2 SPRINOFTKLD 'Illinois Bun. Two mu*lc-lovln« doe* marking and turned the radio on so loud while their owners. Mr and Mrs John Roos. were away that neighbour* called the police Mrs. Roos explained: The dog* like music and they know how to turn on the radioReuter - 65 words
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Article225 1955-11-07 2 GovL acts on Port Commit^ plan for Penang Kt'ALA I.I'MPI'K s., JHK inconvenience caused to businessmen u l 1 divided administration of harbour Penan*. Pari and Weld Quay may ml 0 seeking; to brine installations at alt under the control of a single Port < ommissi,,?225 words
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Article62 1955-11-07 2 LONDON. Sun— The Duke of Edinburgh hsus suggested Unaing site* for aircraft on top of London's railway to save time in travel between the city and London Airpor The Duke U>.d the Guild of Pilous and Air Navigators that not only helicopters but fixed-wing aircraftReuter - 62 words
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Article28 1955-11-07 2 SOUTH BEVD. Indiana. Sun A judge yesterday divorce to Mrs, I Oillett. 52. who testified her hnabar.ci lived with her in c .'or eight years— A.PAP - 28 words
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Article66 1955-11-07 2 at nrx* Games here wi to a banq ;< a lion's cau month-o: round out.=Ide The officials will bp c r the Writh family 01 Australia's > proprietr greeted b v honour of e\ry Th- exhibition ballroom State ball w; 1953 when t!.< the D;u:66 words
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Article37 1955-11-07 2 NEW YORK S :r. A family ol I when a twirw: U S A:r Force boi ed into their front yar n.e the two heavily damaci:.. The fan: time and two-year-old daus visit to37 words
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Article29 1955-11-07 2 JOHORE BAHRU S T*n Chon^ B- wa s found in posses, chandu b\ at the In the Sessions Co iri he was fined $2f jail-29 words
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Advertisement45 1955-11-07 2 Shell in Malaya A'o. I of a Sfrus year of continuous bad weather was due entirely to the development e *Lf- >C**sNofi muBU Diesolfne throughout the length of both the East and West coasts. /^Jllref^fll^M fit Jf I M^B^mK^(SHELU IN MALAYA'S LIFE (J^9jml j IWbP45 words
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Article218 1955-11-07 3 Two-year exile U almo.t over for denoted Sultan c ree to return to Moroccan throne whenever he likes PARIS, Sunday. 41* French government last night formally .aoroved the restoration of Sidi Mohammed Voussef the vacant throne of Morocco. officially recognised after meeting mier M. Edgar Faure.Reuter; AP - 218 words
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Article, Illustration59 1955-11-07 3 PICK-A-BACK TRUMPETER STARTS FUSS A DKMONKTKATOK atop another mans bark gives out a bugle < til during rioting vi the city of Patras in Greece. Pitrhrd battles between police and demonstrators raged in the streets after pi>hre had openrd fire on a group of stoneAP - 59 words
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139 1955-11-07 3 PHOFMX Arizona. Sur. Vm.Hlioi its of a former gangster \\i\lie Bioff were as amazed at his true identity yesterday as they were at the tremendous explosion which shook their houses on Friday and killed him "Nice, quiet people. saidAP - 139 words
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Article57 1955-11-07 3 SAIGON. Sun. Victorious National Army troops who have almost wiped out the rebel Binh Xuvtn army ;n South Vietnam marched n triumph through the >trects of Saigon today. A truimphal column of infantry and armoured cars irove into the grounds of Saigon's "Palace of Independence," where PresidentReuter - 57 words
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Article39 1955-11-07 3 KATMANDU. Sun. A Palace official here said the Government had instructed the magistrate of Sama village to accompany the Japanese expedition to the mountain to ensure that they were not molested In any way Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article36 1955-11-07 3 RIO DE JANEIRO. Sun. Italy and Brazil have agreed to extend their trade agreement for three months while continuing negotiations on a new pact, The current trade agreement was signed in 1952. -A P.36 words
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169 1955-11-07 3 PARTY VICTORY FOR EX-PREMIER PARIS. Sunday. pORMER Premier Pierre Mendcs France scored a r clear-cut victory over his opponent* in the Radical Party when he was elected vice-president by the party's congress here yesterday. According to unofficial figures, he gained 1.003 votes toReuter - 169 words
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Article59 1955-11-07 3 TOKYO. Sun The U 8 Army ordered a display balloon to advertise a fun fair at camp Otsu neap here. It arrived on Friday carried by two sore-armed men who touched the ground about every fourth step They had walked with lt^fully Inflated —more59 words
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Article41 1955-11-07 3 DURBAN. Sun— A black cat found in a crate containing car part? here is believed to have been sealed in the crate in England. It is believed the cat lived without food and water for three months. Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article35 1955-11-07 3 NEW YORK. Sun— A 10--year old boy was killed on Friday night when his brother accidentally discharged a century-old flintlook musket borrowed from a gun collected for use In a school pl«y.-A.PAP - 35 words
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84 1955-11-07 3 'COURAGEOUS 9 COMPTON: A KNEE OPERATION LONDON. Sun. Denis Compton, the Enfland rrlcketer whoa* rifht kne« has troubled him for the past few years, had the knee tap removed at the University ollef e Hospital here yesterday. His doctor »aid forwards: "From what was found d urine the operation. greatReuter - 84 words
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Article102 1955-11-07 3 LOS ANGELES. Sun A MAN who claimed to be a former world Judo champion was arrested here ve.-terday following the death of a neighbour during a fight over a mongrel dog police said James Baker. 33. told them Edward Bolllnger drew a knife duringReuter - 102 words
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Article77 1955-11-07 3 NO KISS, NO BLISS FOR BETTY KNOXVILLE Tennessee). Sun. An 18-year-old bride of three months who has begun a divorce suit says her hatband "wouldn't even kiss me at our wedding". Mrs Betty Ann Wall said her husband Joe. walked away when the minister suggested that it was customary toUP - 77 words
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Article36 1955-11-07 3 NEW YORK. Sun. Hldelchiro Katayama of Nagoya. Japan, with a rflcture of celebrants at a rradkar-Matsuri festival, won the first prlzr In the black-and-white division of the 1955 international picture contest. A.PAP - 36 words
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Article30 1955-11-07 3 BRUSSELS. Sun. Group Capt. Peter Townsend appeared In public today for the first time since returnIng to Brussels. He attended a Remembrance Day ceremony in Christ Church.UPUP - 30 words
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Article20 1955-11-07 3 RIO DE JANEIRO. Sun. Ericsson Company of Sweden yesterday opened Its first telephone equipment factory in Brazil. AP.AP - 20 words
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Article161 1955-11-07 3 DENVER. Sun. President Eisenhower yesterday practiced climbing steps for the first time since his heart attack as he moved steadily toward being able to return to Washington next week. Later, the President received a visit from his old friend. Field Marshal Lord Montgomery, DeputyReuter; UP - 161 words
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Article235 1955-11-07 3 Virgin birth? It CAN happen LONDON, Sun. THE LANCET, a leading British medical weekly, said in its latest publication that the possibility of virgin births could not be scientifically ruled out. The weekly said that fatherless rabbits had already been reared. Because of this. medical se'ence might have to IReuter - 235 words
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Article82 1955-11-07 3 COLOMBO. Sun. -Two hundred and »en million rupees in forged Indian currency notes havr been put Into circulation by one of the biggest International counterfeit organisa- tions ever discovered, police .said today The organisation, with one distribution point in Ceylon. had its headquarters inUP - 82 words
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Article30 1955-11-07 3 BANDOENG Sun Heavy floods are sweeping West Java Rivers are breaking their banks, flooding scores of villages and thousands of acres of rice land*.— A.P.AP - 30 words
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Advertisement153 1955-11-07 3 NEW! MIRACLE toothbrush I cleans where other brushes i cant get! J Designed for whole vg mouth protection! Dr. West's Miracle-Tuft f Tooth Brush is curved tiro ways to reach the hidden places in your mouth. So, you polinh teeth better, get 11 at iit*t and odm centers jw^ more153 words
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Advertisement619 1955-11-07 3 ORLON AND C^\ DACRON JK Jy NOW IN GREAT VARIETY OF N>iW SHADES TEXTURES AND WEAVES READY-TO-WEAR OR TAILOR MADE WASSIAMULL'S MENSWEAR DEPT. HIGH ST. 9th Nov. RUGBY 9th Nov FIJIANS IN AID y POPPY DAY ARMY (MALAYA/SINCAPORE) AT |ALAN BESAR STADIUM MILITARY BAND 720 P.M. PT DISPLAY 7-35 P.M.619 words
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269 1955-11-07 4 UNION BOSS FONG WANTS CLOSED SHOP TALKS UNDER TOTAL STOPPAGE THREAT THE Singapore Bus Workers* Union yesterday decided to put off strike action until the union executive had talked with the employers. The talks will begin this week. If an agreement Is not reached269 words
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Article29 1955-11-07 4 Mr Boediono. the Oovernor of Samarang Central Java, arrived in Singapore yesterday by air on his way to Burma. Ceylon. Siam. and India on a goodwill mission29 words
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125 1955-11-07 4 Kim Yam's parents accept aid offer rfWE SINGAPORE RoX tar\ Club's offer of help for Teo Kirn Yam, 16. was accepted last night by the boy's parents. Kirn Yam Is the bright Primary VI student of the Boon Lay English School who is two days too old to take an125 words
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Article96 1955-11-07 4 The Singapore City Council runs the electricity department as efficiently and econo- 1 mlcally as possible. Mr. Yap; Pheng Oeck. vice-chairman of the finance committee, told the Straits Times yesterday. He said the statement in a Straits Times editorial on Thursday that public utilities I could96 words
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332 1955-11-07 4 BAGBY 'SHOCKED' AFTER BEING IN FATAL CRASH IPOH. Sun. WALTER SCOTT BAOBY, racehorw trainer, yesterday told the Ipoh Coroner'g Court how he knocked down a 53-year-old man one "fine momIng" In June. The coroner. Mr. E. V. A. Peers, reserved his verdict, saying he would make recommendations of his findings332 words
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Article204 1955-11-07 4 CAN'T BE TREATED LIGHTLY— JUDGE JOHORE BAHRU. Sunday. 'TWO rubber tappers, Wong Yuen Kee and Low Chong. were found guilty today In the Sessions Court of possessing supplies for terrorists. "Offences like this cannot f be treated lightly," the president, Mr. N. L. Cohen,204 words
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Article29 1955-11-07 4 Brigadier R. W. Madoc. who commanded 42 Commando Royal Marines In operations against the terrorists In Malaya, has been appointed an alde-de -camp to the Queen29 words
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Article130 1955-11-07 4 The 'wicked lepers are curbed JOHORE BAHRU. Sun A CURB is to be put on the underworld activities of the wicked' inmates at the leper settlement at Tampol on the coast near here. Perturbed at reports of Illicit samsu brewing and smuggling by the lepers, the Medical Department k, plan,130 words
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Article24 1955-11-07 4 Chua San. 67. died yesterday after he was knocked down by a train near the goods yard at Keppel Road. Singapore24 words
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Advertisement174 1955-11-07 4 Find out about (amelia Mmk Mix I*^. a^ most ctrtain tnat oHe ye" aw Wgr*"sf L^BB^kw rr Cornelia sanitary protection j£ you will never use any other kmd. Cornelia towels art fr g^tuper-sofr, yet firm, reliable > and moisture-proof have 'V *»**bL^H^P^ rounded compressed ends 'VMfta^BBWMBI and are soluble far174 words
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Advertisement281 1955-11-07 4 'i^ W^^^^^L 4 a^iw*^^^B aY al *^^BBT^^Ej FOR REAL JOB SECURITY Today the rompetitlc.i for I fßnfnfnG Jobs U »ro»ln« fast II you V^. M*^ nave meak spotx in your JB training, nous the time to fill them. Six months from now may be too late Let us help you281 words
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Miscellaneous455 1955-11-07 4 tra. *9JO Nr»s. MS Singapore B ntA mm*w aw a l^ttatottr* Aaeeinbly Report. 10 00 RADIO MALAYA Asian Club. '.0 30—1100 Oerr* Sollano And HU Raffles Hotel Orchestra Pragrammn tau« saaxked ran B^BBBB^BB^BB«^BBm«a^i^iaa^iaam b* rec«rve4 ky UsUnrts ta Masarcai B^aaVl^Bß^Blla^Bß^Bßlla^BH short »«vr *■> and «!m Medium ■Vf^TT^ l^! wstve 478455 words
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Article, Illustration1520 1955-11-07 5 ONE hundred and ninety-four years ago yesterday, a German refugee sculptor I living in Southampton Street, in the quarter of London that under its old name of Bloomsbun still retains a boisterous and a raffish eighteenth century air, was presented with a son1,520 words
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Advertisement163 1955-11-07 5 ft AS wZs^*^9^. JK^tto9S jm v 1 '*t Herr't thr hn»-t «un fl»»« lem •V->et»>p»<l for your tyt*. Moee n>-nl<.rtjWe tf> on >"v- r»ev >' ippr»iin* hrfnm linmcmi ten>ei comhine the »pri ul «I>*nn: m»i 1U« lem cotouM frn i«on around tnH p,.hittr I wrc al the be« »r«»er the163 words
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Miscellaneous35 1955-11-07 5 lt<>\ 3lar€fun. 31.11. R down fdom J" i-ME concrete.tr acv tweqeape tSkt vmater ditcm once •R-OOUt-DSTAMD FOP RIVETS kQRIVETS QF^JOtMTSJMJT^ SAM." SaTVS P>CK. AND THE "J'TORJO^-^ N\ ~^^gr^ W^^Kf^^Tj^k~~~ This is linttu Aco O Hum35 words
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Article30 1955-11-07 6 M Hnrds >/» i minimum). MR. AND MRS S. N. GUNAM. Johore-i^abLs Estate, Th.mk ail KlattVM and friends who attendnl their weddinfc on 26.10.55. rendeirrt service and sent pre>> l.'-hes.30 words
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Article43 1955-11-07 6 2* Hards $1$ (minimum). GRACE: Frederick Charles. It ev.-rlovlns memory of my dear husband and pal on thla the fourth anniversary of his death at Pen.tng. and th;it hU many friend* may retail the dayi c: his happy presence Wttb them.43 words
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Article214 1955-11-07 6 70 H.rrf. fit (minimum). SALE NOW ON at Mulchands All Dressi-s al Drastically Reduced Prices. FOLLOW PEDANT Every Day In the Malay Mall' if you want to win that $5,000 word puzxle COOK-BOY AND AMAH honest reliable willlns. Employers retiring 18 En« Neo Avenue Tel *****. Postal Areas 10214 words
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535 1955-11-07 6 The Strait Times Singapore, Mon. Nov. 7, 1955. Malayan Or Indian? Like all communal organisations the Malayan Indian Congress is uncertain whether the operative adjective is "Malayan" or "Indian". On certain occasions its members are quite convinced that they are Malayans, and that it would be wrong to think of535 words
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Article497 1955-11-07 6 The speculator has certainly not been the least important of several factors which have brought the price of rubber tumbling. The recent rise had been overdone, so that the situation was practically hand tailored for the speculator who wa.s gambling on a fall after Indonesian rubber497 words
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Article146 1955-11-07 6 All praise to Tan Ah Gong, kepala of Kampong Tai Seng on Singapore island. Tired of waiting for the Government to take concrete action to prevent the expected flooding round the gardens and houses of his villagers, he called a village meeting and put the position to everybody. The146 words
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Article, Illustration631 1955-11-07 6 •••••••••••••••••■••■•-"-----fc jA man who; planned OIK years ago. army machine-eun posts dotted the street* of Manila as an anxious G o vernment waited for 20.000 jubilant, well-armed Huk Communist terrorists to attack Today, with no more than 2.000 armed men and women631 words
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Article204 1955-11-07 6 \S an admirer of Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, wife of our (America's) war-time President. I feel duty bound to call your attention to a small yet siCTiiflcant error in your feature article, c n ti t led "Aristocrat Fought for Justice in America."204 words
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Article154 1955-11-07 6 TT Ls stated that owing to the expiration of the contracts of six "expatriate" members of the Radio Orchestra musicians will be recruited locally to nil these now vacant posts. Strictly speaking there are only "tour" pxpa+rlate members of the orchestra, Mr. Ous Steyn Mr. Paul Mosby.154 words
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Article75 1955-11-07 6 WITH reference to your report of Oct 20, headed 'Drugs at clinic more water than medicine'." I would like to point out that the statement attributed to me Is incomplete What I said on that occasion was. "It does them no harm so long as the dosage75 words
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Article129 1955-11-07 6 V EGISLATION Is often *-4 passed which defeats the very purpose which it was meant to serve. Tenants' registration In the Federation is a point. A house Is raided People are found who are not registered and a five or ten dollar fine Ls Imposed.129 words
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Article138 1955-11-07 6 AT the Outpatients Department of the Au« k land General Hospital patients' names are called out over a loud -speaker as the doctor becomes ready to receive each new patient, the order, of course, bein? that in which they arrived at the clinic. It is the138 words
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Article188 1955-11-07 6 IT Is a great pity that a man of Mr. Marshall's calibre ha.< the nasty habit of saying the *mr.i thine In the wrong place at the wrong time. Merely because planters ask for some guarantee from Oorernment regarding their assets when they retire, expatriates were described188 words
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Article58 1955-11-07 6 Invitation to a health officer OP late residents in Greentown. Ipoh, are simply plagued with mosquitoes. On certain mghU these pests come in swarms. One wonders what the health authorities are doing. Perhaps the chairman of Ipoh Town Council or the Health Officer, would like to pass a night in58 words
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Article51 1955-11-07 6 ABOUT what are the worthy leaders of the M.I.C. dreaming? Are they not aware that their brothers in India are in distress? Why don't they open flood relief funds and send the collection to the Indian Government to help the flood victims? Xl I IMP SINGH RRAR51 words
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Article25 1955-11-07 6 Low standards in J ohore? rF Administration of the Education Department in Johore has in the past been subjected to Just criticism. The annual Cambridge25 words
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Article54 1955-11-07 6 I CANNOT understand why the Central Electricity Board in Kajang reads our meters on the 11th. 12th or 13th of each month and issues a bill immediately, saying that if the amount is not paid within a week our electricity supply will be disconnected. We get54 words
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Article33 1955-11-07 6 KOLAM AVER ESTATE a recent development area, is -still blocked with refus? The bad smell and the increase of mosquitos ma? .spread *ome sort of infectious disease fJ Singapore.33 words
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Article226 1955-11-07 7 -ghanlhan has his wau—he will not attend constitutional talks in London forking Committee meeting was all n ice and peaceful Kl'ALA LUMPUR, Sunday. K Committee of the Malayan Intoday backed the decision of !jster of Unour, Mr. V. T. Sambanthan, nd the constitutional talks in226 words
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Article48 1955-11-07 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Chua Tan Bee was sentenc- ed here today to three months iail —to be followed by 12 months' police supervision—for stealing four fountain pens from people's pockets during the Sultan of Johore's jubilee celebrations He had four previous convictions for theft48 words
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Article46 1955-11-07 7 pur. Sun. Chief Services, said here new Perak lirinn vehiwa\ to ,:r.bulances .iroughthat drivers .md ambuln to conso long drive dannn to all ;.itions. -ted that f.re-engines >hould be re traffic they made r.iion to streets brigade alia, Fire ..we autho•he traffic46 words
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Article21 1955-11-07 7 MPUR, Sun. 6 Gurkha about if Cameron Perak ed on them I hanee of :>ci There21 words
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Article34 1955-11-07 7 HRU, Sun. was fined -ates Court Qgfullj confln- ing 12 -year -old Khatijah binte Abdullah. The girl was found tied to a tree in the garden of Masinah's house.34 words
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Article, Illustration83 1955-11-07 7 THE TURK! WINNERS in the Mis S Selancor N-auty contest are shown her.- with their trophies. They were picked from 23 Federation and Singapore beauties who (omprted for thr title at the Thinwo Auditorium Kuala I umpur o n Saturday. In the rentre is Singapore* Miss83 words
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Article179 1955-11-07 7 AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED 4 DECISION to write off $41,068 was approved without question at the bi-annual general meeting of the Singapore branch of the Malayan Chinese Association at the Happy World Stadium yesterday. The amount included $12,642 which had been advanced to the179 words
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Article179 1955-11-07 7 From Page One dig too deeply near the road as there was a danger of the earth caving in and blocking the pipes under the road Mr Campbell said that if the earth caved In It would make It more difficult for engineers to find a way179 words
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Article109 1955-11-07 7 THE KEY TO CHEAPER TEA? KUALA LUMPUR. Sun AN experiment with a converted cementmixer may lead to cheaper tea for Malaya. The experiment »as carried out by the Agricultural Development Officer Cameron Highlands. Mr N Kanagaratnam. it is reported In the latest issue of the Malayan Agricultural Journal Mr Kanagaratnam109 words
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Article67 1955-11-07 7 Singapore police are Investigating the death of Mr. Tow Lawther. 37. who was dead when he wa* brought to the General Hospital at 1.30 am on Sunday. Lawther. of Kee Choc Avenue. Sennett Estate, was brought in a car by a relative. Her statement has been recorded.67 words
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Article35 1955-11-07 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun The Johore Bahru Rotary Club will hold a ladies night on Tuesday. Dato H. E. MacKenzie and Datin MarKenzle. who are leaving Malaya soon, will attend the meeting35 words
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117 1955-11-07 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Town Hall here looked like the Inside of a garage this morning as members of the Malayan Arts Theatre Group struggled to Jft a Jeep onto the stage. The jeep figures promi- nently in "Teahouse Of The August Moon."117 words
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278 1955-11-07 7 TWO POLY PUZZLES WILL GET AN AIRING Mr. Tin asks: When .id till Honey go? TWO QUESTIONS on Singapore's $8 million Polytechnic will be asked at this morning's meeting of the Legislative Assembly. Mr. William Tan (Democrat wanu to know whether the chairman of the board of governors of the278 words
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Article58 1955-11-07 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Mr Leone Ye» Koh. the Federation Minister for Health and Social Welfare toured medical and welfare establishments here today He visited the lept* settlement and mental hospital at Tampol. the probation hostel and remand home, the Princess Elizabeth School for the Blind and58 words
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Article138 1955-11-07 7 KUALA LIPIS. Sunday. pOLD Is still being stolen from the Raub mine but not in such large quantities as at the height of the Emergency, the Chief Police Officer. Pahang. Big quantities of X"-d were stolen from the mine up to mid 1954 There138 words
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Article17 1955-11-07 7 Singapore's Raffles Library will >oon have telephone directories of al] countries In South -East Asia17 words
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Article20 1955-11-07 7 IAWTHER TOM puttd away peacefully after ahort Illnew on 5-11-1955 The funeral took place on 1.11.6 ft at BkUdarl20 words
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Article32 1955-11-07 7 A Singapore housewife Rosy Foo. 23, of Brahmaputra Road, was taken to the General Hospital yesterday •ufferlnir, from caustic soda poisoning. Her condition late last night was described v serious.32 words
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Article25 1955-11-07 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Bun. Lt.-Col J. 8. F. Burnett. Johore'i Assistant State Home Ouard Officer has retired and Is succeeded by MaJ. Adam Hussaln.25 words
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Article694 1955-11-07 7 CEREMONIES IN SINGAPORE AND THE FEDERATION ON a rold. rain-swept morning. Singapore paid its respects to the dead of two world wars yesterday in the Remembrance Day ceremony at the Cenotaph. A drizzle fell shortly after the Governor. Sir Robert Black, arrived at 7.30 a.m.694 words
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Article, Illustration30 1955-11-07 7 BI'DDIIIST PEIEST pa>«. bit rr»wctx at the enoUph during Singapore* Rrmrmbuni D«v rrrenwnv Yr«trrria> a» a viiiiin of the Ro>.»l Maliyan Nary stand* cuard. Straits Time* pirturr.30 words
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Advertisement65 1955-11-07 7 for the heatS^ vjp.^ tan... for the fanMITSUBISHI E NAME GUARANTEES THE QUALITY I HSI in Vn|d|tor» A Prnnng. H73tm Mewsea. a// iemdmi tlectncml demlen and 'ANDILANDS BUTTERY CO., LTD. K uala Lumpur Ipoh Penang Kota Bahru i$M i fTHE TALK OF THE TOWN! Not ihr Budget or New Ta»rsl65 words
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Advertisement91 1955-11-07 7 Phoenix supreme among birds Meu'zow supreme among brandies MEUKOW COGNAC y^^M(j) BRANDY (ff'WmJ/j EYE EXAMINATION You ran rat with faltr t«eH» kdt yo» BBBBHC fIM'M can I ice writli artificial cyet You* I »Aw HlBW^ en* and only pair or cyat Tk« Cad J aWWj^*TK prrtcnt Invaluable' C«*r4 tkawt pJ^^n91 words
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Miscellaneous82 1955-11-07 7 High tides TODAY Singapore 4IS am. (7 ft 6 inn i 327 o m <S ft 1 tna). I Port D!<k*on 11 3« am. (6 ft. 5 ins > Penang 456 am. <« ft. 3 1 Ina ("7.42 pjn. (5 11.1 *«»>• TOMORROW: Singapore 536 am (7 ft 5 Ins82 words
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Article543 1955-11-07 8 ifii.iii.v saint if AmKET nt n m By Our Market Correspondent THE star turns of the 1 Singapore Share Market last week were undoubtedly two rubber counters— Alor Gajah and Lunas which showed heavy appreciations In price before and after announcements that their directors were considering take-over543 words
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Article399 1955-11-07 8 (•MMOPITV BOrXD-ir rE price of rubber in Singapore made a comeback on Saturday morning after easing during the week and the price rallied by 6 5 8 cents to close at $1.14 3 8 for November first grade. There was a good turnover. I London and New399 words
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Article350 1955-11-07 8 The following business done in the Singapore -Johore Market last week wa» reported by one firm of brokers' for the period October 29 to November 4: INDI S TRIALS Consolidated Tin Smelters Ords 2ft« »d Fraaer St Neave Ords 81 69 and 81 70. Gammon* 82 55 Hammer350 words
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Article725 1955-11-07 8 rr following fall list of revisrd quotations was toMierl by the Mala*.in Share Brokers' Association, Mn»pore section, after their last meeting- on Friday:— n»-rr. trNrra aim Brick* Pr»f IM M Orta IN IM «tl»i Ir* II W ibuyan) B B Pf t ml 41 4ft B M725 words
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Article76 1955-11-07 8 The Malavan Kxthangr Bank* «>■»■■ made the following rhange* In Its rates to merchant* on Saturday (quotations to $100 1I C*mm4m: buying alrmaU: TT t 32 15/16. OD 33 1/1«. 90 dayi 33 5/16. 33 credit bills l/ft? TT On th« free exchange market In Hon« K»m on76 words
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Advertisement616 1955-11-07 8 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPUCATIONS are Invited for posts of Transport Overseers In the Central Elec'.riclty Board, Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh. Candidates mv.st produce evidence of recognised motor mechanic apprenticeship -md to ha-e had experience In charge of a Workshop. Salary according to age and experience. Applications In writing to the Persoane]616 words
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Advertisement709 1955-11-07 8 NOTICES REMINDER AUCTION SALE TODAY AT 2.30 P.M. AT CHING KENft LEE CO., LTD., Ne. »-C. D- Almeida Stree'. the f.)llowing properUes. No. A Lorong Lalat No 451 Beach Road No 28 Lorong 30 Oeylang I. and off Bedock Road. 1 I .ml at Recreation Road off Upper Serangoon Road.709 words
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Advertisement1030 1955-11-07 8 TENDERS H.M. NAVAL BASE TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for supplyIng stevedoring gangs for loading and discharging freight ships st R N. Armament Depot. H.M. Naval Base during 1956. Details of requirements and forms of tender can be obtained from: SUPERINTENDING ARMAMENT SUPPLY OFFICER, ROYAL NAVAL ARMAMENT DEPOT H.M NAVAL1,030 words
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Advertisement685 1955-11-07 8 TENDERS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDER* NEC RSTARIAT: Right to exhibit advertisement* on the lnsldr of pamenfer bus shelters for ItM Tender forms from Secretariat, City Hsll. Close Noon— ls Novem- < ber. 1956. P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received at the office of the Senior Executive Engineer. PW.D.685 words
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Advertisement643 1955-11-07 8 DIVIDEND ANNOUNCE in Mala the folio win ,i las* week:— SF.LA V ft s LKtDGIM. i nterim diTiri- nd j > lew Ux. r« September on November shareholders October 2ii THE P.Vj U A final ord,nl 'l' 1 gys ;rr y. final Pn-f. ai ««end of ii J' a total643 words
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Advertisement1070 1955-11-07 9 MANSFIELD ac CO., LTD. Toit 2,411 iaro-poratad In Srnoopor*) 111 hrn) THC BLUE FUNNEL UNE T yw* tnm portt |0 |ood ond dl#cho corQO MVIRPOOL. GLASGOW, LONDON ft CONTIMINTAI PORTS t. l |Vt Dv€ So"' P S'hom Pwvjna N*» 7/ S OJ4 Nay B Nay 9/1 B G.SJ/14 Na* B1,070 words
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Advertisement1113 1955-11-07 9 EAST ASIATIC UNE Pa* aa.. r 'A'LINGS TO CONTINENT, SCAHDINAVU Aden. Pwt Said, Qanaa, Antwerp, Rotterdam. Hambarg, CipwMgia Oatnanbarg ft Otto .fl?" cc^"a-*flan I* av.ll.ble far Earoaa SAILINGS FROM SC AN OIN AVI A /U K /CONTININT "KOREA" for Bonßkok. P P ShOrn PtnOn Hongkong, Momlo, Kobe -rTmaiSiA^T 0 Vl21,113 words
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Advertisement986 1955-11-07 9 .SriDiNcIBB BEX UNE STEAMERS MMfcfr' SINGAPORE (Incorparofad in th* United Kingdom) J LIMES SAILINGS TO U.K AND CONTININTAL PORTS S'pora P. Shorn Panong BENVORUCM tor Liverpool. Rotterdom. Hull 11/1« Ma* 18/12 Mac 20/21 Ma* BENHEVIS for Avonmouth, London, Newcottle la/W Ma* BENATTOW for London, Rottaroorr., Homburg 10/19 Ma* 20/22 N.v986 words
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Advertisement1222 1955-11-07 9 MoALISTER tSc CO., LTD. rtL No ***** BLLEBMAW ok BUCKNALL KLAVENESS LIME LONDON, HAVRE. ROTTERDAM. LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO KAMBUR4) PORTLAND. SEATTLE ft VANCOUVER •nd for USA., North Atlontic Port* Acctp«..| carge far Cctttrel A Seath and Conode and via Colombo America CITY Of KARACHI CASTUV.LLE *>»• P. Sham Penong1,222 words
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672 1955-11-07 10 A fine language, but is Indonesian any use to Malaya? jar Sir.... TO THE EDITOR.... Dear 8ir,».. j rfiHERE has recently been 1 much talk of inviting university professors and educational experts from Indonesia to lecture in the University of Malaya fend advise on the teaching of the Malay language672 words
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Article459 1955-11-07 10 I HAVE a sreat respect Jor Wan Faridah. but her letter on the subject of Romanlsrd Malay thowt that she l» ficplorably behind the times Does she not know that the ordinary typewriter can be u»ed for Malay correspondence in Jawi by mrrtly changing its key? Any459 words
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Article, Illustration185 1955-11-07 10 KKNNETH kONSTAM - KKNNETH kONSTAM By /OCCASIONALLY only a bad bid can achieve the optimum result, and on the hand below East-West were entitled to bemoan their illluck Both sides were vulnerably and the dealer. South The bidding went: 8. W N E 2C 2D (negative* 2H JC 3D 7D West led185 words
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Advertisement185 1955-11-07 10 FOR JfStfSWeD vteoi/x jPf" Brands Essence of M&Z' Chicken the Essence of Mg-^^B* 'JzL* W vicfe the extra energy /tSj^P^^J^-i Jr required by elderly people V K. J^fe^K anxious to enjoy fully the ___^__^^^BpU^J^f'^ fruits of their life's work. BRAND S_ yjf fyeiy where BEDFORD (^M Sf (TI iB a^r185 words
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Advertisement186 1955-11-07 10 "Dear Mother" ??5| f -s<A v "Once upon 2 a time" 1j. m i .i —rp emm 0 1 p Personal Tyi e^r.vom. aaas^^^^^^-^"^ lr,m it., 4, POST THI} COUPON TOD4V j REMINGTON RAND OF MALAYA LTD. flc«e ie"d m* full details of Ren I Portable Typewriters »nd cn>-r-. NAMI186 words
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Miscellaneous337 1955-11-07 10 Straits Times Crossword -"-iST 1 1. Resentment at not having a i I- I I I .^jtai i pi ue In the sun 1 i7i I 2 i a rht Athenian le«i.«Utnr »a» II ,^t io ae\ ere i• J^ t •< < fi^ S| J Hol<ll flr inounh on.337 words
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331 1955-11-07 11 Manchester stay on top LONDON, Sun. WOLVERHAMpT O N Wanderers, who play the Soviet soccer champions, Moscow Dynamo, on Wednesday, crashed badly at Luton yesterday in their English first division league match. The Dynamo players, who Hew into London yesterday and Immediately went331 words
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Article995 1955-11-07 11 P W D L r APv Imn United 16 5 iunderland 14 9 2 ***** •h»rlton 16 8 4 4 37 31 H.ckpool 15 3 434 28 Vest Brom. 15 8 3 4 20 16 II [vertori 16 8 3 5 23 19 II lurnley 15 7 4995 words
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Advertisement2083 1955-11-07 11 J^—^^ „,,l Before Po»««I 1 .hould »>• '••<•" ..mss' cl box numberi M VACANT >". vu ISHED Engineervacancies for two rery ■iien need 27, S.T. 1 IT MK'VS WANTED H rt,. txtrm. M'RSE REone year 26. regularYears as research, n currently oridon serious Jan. Travel arranged. IIM M,H.\IIOS VACANT Bai2,083 words
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Advertisement311 1955-11-07 11 FOR SALE tt Wordt ti (Him.)— Box it rts. tmtrm. U.K. IMPROVEMENT STOCK Pure Breed Light Sussex $3t>. Broan Leghorn* $30. White Leghorru> $10 per dozen. Now avallsb>. Mr YounK. 115 Cross Street. Singapore. Phone *****. PAILLARD BOLEX 16 mm Cine Camera: turret with three Schneider Xenon lenses 75. 25311 words
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Advertisement279 1955-11-07 11 MISCELLANEOIS H ords U *tm.>—Bmx it rtt. txtrm. PROTECT YOURSELF aealast Milan i by taking 2 Tablets of Nn iquine' in single doae once e\erv week. An M St B Produ t obtainable from your Chemist. OOULDINOB COUGH MIXTURE for children's coughs nnd colds. It's delicious to take and .unless279 words
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Advertisement587 1955-11-07 11 {Serving the ja People /^M^.^f FOB Ml TOW Vtßp [assurance comj*ny \s^B f lIMITID V M BUILWMC (2nd Floor) P0 lOX 492 KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENAN6 lee ««bb.f lido. 70 Irewitar Rd. 22C Baaoh Street 2a«J Nm> M,h St. PilONe ll«7 PHONE 6IIIS P.OJOX n, PH. M 4« P.O lOX587 words
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Article228 1955-11-07 12 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP JOTTIWSt By IVATO Sir Hunch Thur--17 aisingham. chairman of the Selangor Turf (hid committee, has a coming champion sprinter in Acrobat. This racy Magic Red three-year-old scored his third win, all over sprint distances, in five outings at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. U Acrobat228 words
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Article181 1955-11-07 12 EPSOM JFFF - EPSOM JFFF IU KUALA LUMPUR Sun TWO APPRENTICES. Alex Bax- ter and Awl. came Into the limelight at the SeUngor Turf Clubs October-November meeting which concluded yesterday. Young Baxter rode three winners and two seconds out of ten mount* while Awl scored a splendid double on181 words
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283 1955-11-07 12 PALM SPRINGS. Sun ITNITED STATES won the foursomes Ryder Cup match against Britain on Thunderblrd Ranch Country Club here yesterday by three rftmrs to one. Eight singles will be played today Britain have never won more than one foursome In the UnitedReuter - 283 words
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569 1955-11-07 12 NEW-LOOK SERVICES XI THEIR BEST OF SEASON BUT... SINGAPORE Combined Services have found their best soccer team this year at the wrong end of the season. At Jalan Brsar Stadium yesterday. Services lo«t In their annual Poppy Day Fund match to Civilians by569 words
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Article, Illustration27 1955-11-07 12 AISTRAI.IAN racehorse Prince Morvi. one of ih. ihrrc horars brine sent by air from Au»tr«lu to the I'niUd SUtrs. Strait* Timr* ptrturr.27 words
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275 1955-11-07 12 HORSES ON HISTORY MAKING FLIGHT STOP IN SINGAPORE A CARGO worth threequarters of a million dollars arrived in Singapore yesterday when the Qantas Skymaster delivered three Very Important Horses, thus completing the first stage of a Journey which will make racing history. The three horses, recently purchased by Mr. Frank275 words
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Article29 1955-11-07 12 Irish League (City Cup) toccer r-Multe: \rd» 3 Crnsadrrii t lUlhm.-n.i (ilrnavnn < llflonxillr > l.lrnloian 1 olrrainr 2 I ml,. 1,1 lii>tilln» 3 Drrry PorUdown t Bangor —Utmin.29 words
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Article85 1955-11-07 12 HM— I'nf verity v R.A.I. SeleUr. nuklt Timah: S( < "B" BAT. Trncah. padan«: Polirr S.A. -i Andrew Old Bo»». Police. IK •< KF.Y SH% Piv. 1: t.HQ v B.A.F. SeleUr. <.HQ I nlveruJty v Wanderer*. Sepoy Lines: Dl». 2: Nary Nomads v R..VI. (han(l. Naral Bate, friendly:85 words
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Article298 1955-11-07 12 LONDON Sun OUOBY Union resulu In Britain lv yesterday were: First Wri-h International trial: Reds 19 Whites 10 t'otmly rhamptonihlp: Cumberland and Westmorland 0 Yorkshire 44; Lancashire 12 Cheshire 3; North Midlands 5 Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire and Derbyshire 11. flab matches: Guy's Hosp 3 Old BluesReuter - 298 words
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Article121 1955-11-07 12 MACAO Sun. 4 BRITISH Austin Healev 100. drlxen by B Ritchie today won the M-lap endurance race at the Macao. Orand Prix A German Mercede* 190 SL. driven by D Steano. was Mcond followed by a British Triumph TR-2 drl\en by N Pullford The winning AustinReuter - 121 words
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Article28 1955-11-07 12 The friendly soccer same between Alexandra FT and Indian Recreation Club wa* drawn 1-1 at Fairer Park yesterday All «oore<l for Alexandra and Supra for IRC28 words
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231 1955-11-07 12 |\OMINATING play. RAF Sele- ur beat O H Q. tn their rugby match a' Seletar on Saturday by 11 points (goal and two tricai to nil O.H.Q fought gallantly all the way but they were handicapped through Inning a man In the tight h231 words
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204 1955-11-07 12 MRU team leave for Bangkok one short TIM Malayan Rugby Cnlon touring party left for Bangkok tarly yesterday without one player the Penang front row forward 1.. Hewitt who could not join the team. Hewitt'* wife became Hiiddenly ill a few days ago and he immediately informed MXI officials that204 words
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Article230 1955-11-07 12 Jj^SSE OWENS, the famous American athlete now on a coaching tour of Malaya, will attend Wednesday's floodlight rugby match at Jalan Besar Stadium between the Fiiians and the Combined Army (Singapore and Malaya). Ever slncp he stayed two days at Batu Pahat. Owms has been230 words
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Article25 1955-11-07 12 STOCKHOI M Sun Thet'nled Sta'e* amateur Oxins tourinc team r^rew with a rfprr Swedish team at Oothei nigh' Each side I -ReuterReuter - 25 words
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247 1955-11-07 12 DOYAL Air Force Malaya ***** l% fixture of their Borneo visit when they beat Panaga Club h goals, four tries) to nil at Sena, Bi The team flew back late last evening after what they all described as a "wonderful weekend"247 words
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Article42 1955-11-07 12 IPOH. Sun Selansnr Polo Club, who rtcetved half a goal start, beat Mncaporr *"otn Club by 2> 3 eoal« t n 2 tr> the Sultan of Perak Cup at the conclusion of the threeday Malayan Polo Association tournamen'42 words
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102 1955-11-07 12 NgbeatsKee Fong to clinch tie for Johore JOHO1 JOHORE final of the r petition bj 6-3 tOOj The vtnnei mill me»>i Johorc clinched Roland Ng beat 8elan Cup pla- <•: Kfe f jit Raj while pla to break t] in the and ,v Lim i But N c kep the102 words
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Article21 1955-11-07 12 BOMBAY Ahmed the first i rl N official!; day. The 3J-;- ofT sp:nn India for I21 words
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Advertisement920 1955-11-07 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. (t'ontlnurd from Pace <) SITUATIONS VACANT »0 Wori, W tfin.)— "ox SO ct,. »xfr«. CHINESE SALESMAN with own Cnr wanted for Spore. Salary and commission. Box A 6767 S.T. VACANCY OCCURS for experienced Euroj)Ci.r. Assistant In old established British firm of Importers. Apply Riving details I pnst experience,920 words
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Advertisement43 1955-11-07 12 fly _d _j_S i»— r** JUiM-P if- -kl-Mfi Miyhcst i|tinlity Fretu now av.uhiMc at the as onlin.irv standard Sill Agents: THE EASTERN AGENCIES (1946 IMPERIAL TYPEWRITERS SOLE AGENTS For Singapore and Federation of Mai McMULLAN CO LTC SIM.U'OKK Xl \l II MM J43 words
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