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Title Section22 1954-02-07 1 SUNDAY STANDARD TGYFCYHXDRGDRX n m s. a. m m Vol. IV. No. 220. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1954 TWENTY PA<;ES 10 (IMS.22 words
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Article119 1954-02-07 1 $Million Housing Project By MCA S aadard Staff Reporter I'zVz. Malayan Chinese ..'.en has a $1,000,000 pro.- to build flats and Ln Singapore and V- ..t-rat-.m. association intends to w>es *o the public j tne eX p en os tor the pux c :-.*et o: land m now going ■v119 words
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Article26 1954-02-07 1 F« 6, iAPi- lip f r to Urn S B the a iith-easi ers P :ur:i- od mcd thai the -rew *J Singapore.26 words
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Article52 1954-02-07 1 H \\i»l Feb. n IP Fr.in e> :..n hold-to-the-end defence .ne hurled ba»k l mimunisj Vietminh columns totJav m the mountain iur.-les north f>l it)? threatened r»%al capital van? Praban?. It «,iv the first setback to .if Hi'f Rid "08th Division -nice it i fean pouring >outh <-irl\52 words
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Article145 1954-02-07 1 Tourist Visas For R. I. THE Indonesian Consulate m Singapore yes- lay announced the mbb tducti ja oi a tow Ist visa I i enable visitors to have a bettex i portunity n going 1 3 Indo- i■ > gain a first-hand an i ti tie picture oi what s145 words
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Article39 1954-02-07 1 SAX FRANCISCO. Feb. 6. (Renter). Small boats rescued all 13 of the crew of a United States Air Force Constellation early today after it had crashed last night m fog m San Francisco Bay.39 words
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Article39 1954-02-07 1 TOKYO, Feb. 6. (AP)— A U.S. Navy Skyraider fighter plane from the carrier Yorktown crashed about 1 00 miles north of Tokyo yesterday, killing one crewman and injuring two others. The pilot's condition was described as critical.39 words
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Article37 1954-02-07 1 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA, Feb. 6. (AP). An Air Force C 47* crash-landed during a freezing rain m bitter cold weather 75 miles northeast of here yesterday. Some of its 16 passengers are known to have survived.37 words
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Article, Illustration71 1954-02-07 1 In defenece of her kampong IN A REMOTE MALAY KAMPONG m Kelantan, I keeping the peace is a job for women, too. These 2 two women of Kampong Manjor are members of the Home Guard, and con draw a bead on a Com- 2 Z munist terrorist as well as71 words
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Article151 1954-02-07 1 Big -4 To Study Talks With Mao Ist MEETING MONDAY BERLIN, Feb. 6. The Big Four foreign ministers agreed yesterday to hold the first meeting on Monday on Russia's demand fox five-power conference. including Red China. The conference unanimously agreed that only four members of each delegation, including interpreters, willU.P.; Reuter - 151 words
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Article196 1954-02-07 1 150 Press Workers Walk Out ABOUT 150 employees of the Straits Times Press Ltd., yesterday staged a walk-out m protest against the alleged d ism i. -sal of a linotype opera 'or. The workers include linotype operators, proof-readers, compositors, and stone-hands of the composing r oom. i Soon after th196 words
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Article33 1954-02-07 1 BAVARIA. Feb. 6: (Renter) The University children's clinic here today reported the death of a "two-headed" boy aged about five months. H e had one torso and four arms.33 words
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Article18 1954-02-07 1 THE Japanese Prime Minister, Mr. Shigeru Yoshida. has accepted an invitation to visit Britain. ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Article, Illustration151 1954-02-07 1 Health Of The Pope Improves Spore Catholics Asked To Pray VATICAN CITY, Feb. 6, (Reuter) Alarm for the health of Pope Pius XII, who has been ill for 11 days, diminished somewhat last night when his personal physician, Professor Riccardo Galeazzilisi, left the Vatican Palace shortly before midnight to go151 words
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Article123 1954-02-07 1 A CHINESE woman told the Singapore City Police Court Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Devereux-Coleburn, yesterday that she hoped he would strike the first prize m a lottery. I Wan Yeng, a hawker, offered this wish when she admitted causing road obstruction and pleaded for123 words
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Article95 1954-02-07 1 BANGKOK, Feb. 6, (UP) Thailand's Chinese community heartily welcomes the prospect of haying Or Lin Yu Tang as first Chancellor of Nanyang University, The community also supports the establishment of the University itself. The Chinese daily, Tong Nguan, m its editorial welcomed the prospects of seeing95 words
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397 1954-02-07 1 2,000 COLLAPSE TRYING TO SEE QUEEN Emotional Scenes In Sydney: SYDNEY, Feb. 6 (Reuter) More than 2,000 people collapsed m the dense crowds outside Sydney Town Hall last night while waiting to see the Queen arrive for the Lord Mayor's ball. Police estimated 150,000 jammed themselves m Park George and.397 words
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Article87 1954-02-07 1 BI'RV. England, Feb. 6 CAP)— The 4n< Bury Grammar S une out on strike bo protest against the dis o; one ol their masters. They chaiki d b n ihe s ><_>; nralls den., iding bu re-instatement. T... cd. booed a:;ri stamp* I feel87 words
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313 1954-02-07 1 Assurance By Mr. Aw THE famous Haw Par Villa, situated at Pasir Panjang, Singapore, covering seven spacious acres of scenic grounds and perched on a hill facing the sea, will remain a public garden for the next 20 years. Mr. Aw Boon313 words
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152 1954-02-07 1 Elizabeth Choy and dress had senators all agog! WASHINGTON, Feb. 6. Mrs. Elizabeth Choy, Singapore Legislative Councillor, interrupted the United States Senate yesterday m the midst of one of its most controversial debates for years. Mrs. Choy is on a visit to the United States. The American Vice-Pre-sident, Mr. RichardReuter; A.P. - 152 words
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Advertisement126 1954-02-07 1 Stop 6' m jLJk> ICE CREAM T»pjfjj COLD STORAGE 4 CREAMFOIES *^T P»V WAUGH S C 75 TTS HE N b'v V. Al> r H S L 1 M E —^vv r FEBL AS FIT j AS A FIPPLI take Sanatogen J z C^^^^^t SANATOGEN is on unrivalled Tome- X^BZ^^^Jp126 words
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Article190 1954-02-07 2 Abduction CaseBail Of $50,000 LIM CHOON HUAT charged with abducting a Singapore millionaire, Mr. Lim Kok Gin, and his driver, was allowed bail of $50,000 m two sureties, m the Singapore Fourth District Court yesterday. The Prosecutor, Inspector T.S Zain. told the Judge, Mr. J.B. Jeyaretnam, that he was instructed190 words
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Article52 1954-02-07 2 HO SHING SOONG, charged with spitting: on the road nPar the main gate of the Singapore Harbour Board, was acquitted by the Eighth Police Magistrate. "I didn't spit on the road." Ho said. "When I passed the gate. I suddenly felt like spitting, and spat into a52 words
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Article53 1954-02-07 2 IX FRIDAY'S issue of The Standard, it was reported that Yeo Swee Hong had pleaded guilty to a charge of hawking poisons and was fined $50. This is incorrect. He ciaimed trial and the case was postponed to March 3. Any inconvenience or embarrassment caused to Mr. Yeo Swee53 words
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Article27 1954-02-07 2 FOR parking a car m a prohibited area. Mrs. E. C. Shaw of Canterbury Road, was fined Sl5 m the Singapore Second Tronic Court yeslerGuy.27 words
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Article, Illustration200 1954-02-07 2 THE first United States Navy cruiser to visit Singapore m more than three years, the U.S.S. Rochester, will arrive today for a threeday stay. The warship which is under the command of Captain J. Quinn, (inset) was the flagship of the Commander Seventh Felet. at200 words
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288 1954-02-07 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Government has been asked to make a one hundred per cent increase m the grants-in- aid to the Chinese middle schools m the Federation because these schools are "experiencing very serious financial difficulties." At the moment, the grants-in-aid made288 words
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Article, Illustration66 1954-02-07 2 MR. and Mrs. H. Salhasivam. above, were married m Segamit on Jan. l\. The bridegroom is a member of General Hospital. Singapore, staff and the bride is the former Miss Sarojuu Ponniah daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. Ponniah of Segatuat. Amont, r the many guests who attended the wedding66 words
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Article147 1954-02-07 2 Footprints Tripped Thief Up HIS suspicions aroused by the sight of muddy footprints Leading from bis km n to the csii: 1:2, hall. Brother Winston, a lay brother of Boys' Town. Bukit Timah Road. followed them and came upon Quek Sv.ee xbong hiding behind ttie table. Qnek. facing two charges147 words
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208 1954-02-07 2 Standard Staff Reporter A CIVILIAN on Friday evening helped a police lieutenant arrest a car thief after a street chase down Singapore's Bendemeer Road. The car. which bore a false number piate. was stolen from the Odeon car park while the I owner, a208 words
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Article123 1954-02-07 2 THE RUBBER market m Singapore yesterday experienced a quid session, first grade rubber for February, shipment closing at 55i cents per lb. (55 H cvm;~ on Friday)* NOON PRICES SINGAPORE Chamber of Commerce Rubber Assor'ation noon prices t cents net yesterday were:— TIN PRICE SPORE. Sat123 words
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Advertisement210 1954-02-07 2 Ib9B k9 L^v^9 for a NIP! 1 LION STOUT s~>. RICH IN VITAMIN B "IPS PUTS QUARTS S-emta ana ttoitud m Singapore By AACHIPfLAGO »RCWCItY CO, (l94l) LTD. OISTRIIUTCD BY FRASCR AND NEAVE LTD, You'll get the best of everything j m Cuisine Entertainment .jTISTOREY: fl AIR-CONDITIONED V HOTEL, BAR210 words
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Advertisement137 1954-02-07 2 ___MISCELLANEOIJS \V HAT the star foretells about you. Consult Jim Rugdee. Siamese astrologer for ail your trouble problems. Fee s4 < Personal Consulting Onlyi 40 Bras Basah Road. Singap ire TUITION r^RESSMAKING and Designing taught by long experienced teachers. Enquiries to Mrs 001 Moo Vee and C 0..) 91. Stlegie137 words
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Advertisement181 1954-02-07 2 SITUATION WANTFD I^YPIST 50 wp m. D,Mtl office our« R ply B)x T 1513 SS NO I ICES \]R CHAN CHIN VVAH of Sungei Si| it, please come back to Ipoh for exam oh Monday 8-11-54. LEONG CHOOI XGOH TENOLR NOTICE TPENDEBS are inviied from approved building contrs tori ton181 words
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Advertisement590 1954-02-07 2 Standard S^rxirt I For Tin UnernploN^j Al iolK SIRVKI v, unempfo>ed .aid m Brrd; help you to hud work ilu ri pore Standard C n^mpi. mf .ni Bureau ««cfs you tr*-^ >|;dt> this column Just C a!! O r n your local Standard office T an application form whirh »..u590 words
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Miscellaneous43 1954-02-07 2 Sunday prise puxxk vf s "0 Many thought jjfc& r l ffi f! ut the solu 'Wpk tion was a fr > j Her solution V .tfA Cr °o? "an JM onion" was reach him not later than Thursday, Feb. li s<4pore l 043 words
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418 1954-02-07 3 Closer Ties Between S'pore,Fed., Says Lloyd Aim Of British Gow™~~ t THE policy of the British Government regarding the fusion of Singapore and the Federation of Malaya remains as stated m the White Paper published m 1946. Sir Thomas Lloyd, the permanent Under-Secre-tary of the Colonies, said at a Press418 words
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Article, Illustration443 1954-02-07 3 CONRAD SMITH - VETERAN DIVER AIMS FOR WINE PRETTY WOMEN CONRAD SMITH Ready To Go Under M \KIO n his JiVtas: salt, sits j%lndP the side 01 the diving lunth before >iii; do- 1 n to I >i xtr SffdH of t:ir 1a•» t war. B> Mjndard Stall Reporter !£ET an ex-frogman of443 words
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106 1954-02-07 3 'Balinese Girls Are The Best Lookers BALINESE GIRLS are the best lookers m the world. This is the expert opinion of 27-year-old Turkish journalist, Ahmet Bedrettin Ozai. round-the-world cyclist, who returned to Singapore two days ago after a tour of Indonesia. Ahmet, who is now on hi s way to106 words
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Article, Illustration364 1954-02-07 3 They Caught 73-1b. Tuna —Without Using A Hook! READING the fishing articles m The Standard, Mr. Joh n H. Egly, VicePresident of the Perm Fishing Tackle Manufacturing Company m America, thought he would send his friend here. Mr. Tan Chong Chew, The Standard's special correspondent, a fishing story. However, unlike364 words
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Article331 1954-02-07 3 Q. What is the best way to play a hooked fish with a rod so a> not to lose it Peter Tan. A. Tiit? best wav to p. ay a fish is to let tl c hooked fish do a.i the work Never I I tile fish but331 words
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Article124 1954-02-07 3 Tenants Of SIT Flats Are Angry SINGAPORE lmprovemen( Trust tenants are indignant with S.I.T. authorities for serving them notices to quit their homes because of service charges. Mr. Lee Ciioon Eng. City Councillor and one of the Trust tenants, told The Standard yesterday. He added that a letter of notification124 words
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Advertisement107 1954-02-07 3 RiDirtG HIGH.... WITH "JOHNSON" POWER AND "JOHNSON" DEPENDABILITY gJOnnSOn seahorse outboards^^^^X^J^^' i+ fff fc f fclnl^ vif WC MvMf If o 1 ife^H^^sr C'-ASS BOAT DRIVER ENGINE Z '^^SmSTmi V CU Ut Silyer Flash Melvyn Poh JOHNSON 10 H.P. 9 m&M&x* 2nd Rita Boon Pia 9 Sin JOHNSON 10 H.P.107 words
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Article153 1954-02-07 4 Protest Meeting On Pay Revision THE Singapore Government Secretarial Staff Ascut.ation will hold a general meeting on Feb. 12 to protest against the Government's refusal to revise the salaries of stenographers. confidential stenographers and registry assistants according to the "Yong award.' The ASSO c::'v rCQUCSi "o t t att« i153 words
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Article94 1954-02-07 4 TMREF. II p Will w tii daggers la.city. a farmer's hut. 'he H; mile Juronj Roacj. Singapore, en Friday nigh: and robbed *he occupant? of' $I2M worth of cash a.'Hi jev.c!Jtry. A few boon attr. anotbei farmer returned to hU hut .:i B'ik:t Panjang Vi^'ase from94 words
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Article42 1954-02-07 4 SIR JOHN HAY. Chairman cd vie United Sim Belong X er Estate I. rnit< and nan and D.r; I I .^vera. othei robbei and pa n < mpan es eft on I m V O iner Chu-a-: vt-'trriuy Ii B-42 words
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Article164 1954-02-07 4 Permanent List For 1,159 Men OUT of a total of 4.500 civilian non-industrial em- p.oyees m the Army estabiish- ocni m Singapore. 1.159 will be eligible to enter the per- manent Stall as soon as they have completed 10 years' st-rviee. Th:s was revealed yesterday when the final establishment completnenta164 words
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Article, Illustration94 1954-02-07 4 GLOBE-GIRDLING American Scoutmaster. Mr. Stiles Brumbaugh, seen above holding his travelling tickets, arrived m Singapore with his wife (right) by Qantas/ BOAC Constellation from Sydney yesterday. The couple visited Sydney just m time to be m the midst of the Royal tour celebrations. They met th e QueenStandard - 94 words
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Article23 1954-02-07 4 THE Singapore Branch of Toe H will hold meetings every week on Tuesday at 11, Scotts Road, at 8.30 p.m23 words
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Article208 1954-02-07 4 An Old Man Pleaded For Woman WHEN the name "Ong Ah Lam" was called 'at the Singapore City Police Court yesterday, an old man walked into the dock. The interpreter read the charge tc him and asked for his identity card. It was found that he was not the person,208 words
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Article32 1954-02-07 4 MR. Colin Bednall, Managing Director of The Argus, m Melbourne. passed through Singapore by Qantas/BOAC Constellation yesterday, on his way home after a quick business trip to London. Standard photo.32 words
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167 1954-02-07 4 GIRL SAYS SHE WAS SOLD FOR $1,000 TO MAN SINGAPORE Police are now investigating allegations of "white slavery" by a 16-year-old Chinese girl, living m an attap hut m Changi Road. The girl said she was "sold"' for $1,000 to an Indian m Kuala Lumpur, last month, and taken to167 words
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343 1954-02-07 4 Record Number Of Bandits Put Out Of Fight Good Month For Forces KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. —The first month of the 1954 terrorist campaign m Malaya ended with a record number of Reds put out of the .fight— all told 143, the highest since August 1952 when 146 bandits were accounted343 words
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Article113 1954-02-07 4 They Lost $6,450 On Holidays ABOUT 260 shopkeepers m Singapore paid a total of $6,450 m fines last year for falling to close their business premises on specified closing days. According to the Colony's Weekly Holiday Ordinance, all shops except coffee shops, bars, restaurants and eating houses should remain closed113 words
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Article85 1954-02-07 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. One Communist terrorist has been wounded m the Ayer Puteh area Kemaman District of Trengganu by a Home Guard operational section A police convo}' was fired on by an unknown number cf terrorists at the third milestone on the Rengam-Sungei Rengam Road m85 words
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Article45 1954-02-07 4 SINGAPORE Anglican Youth Council and the Wesley Methodist Youth Fellowship will take part m a debate at the St. Andrew's Cathedral Memorial Ha'! at 7 p.m. on Feb. 20. The motion will be "That Singapore is not a Godless City."45 words
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Article118 1954-02-07 4 KIDNAP A TTEMPT NIPPED IN BUD KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Twenty-one -yea r-o id Rajoo. who pleaded guilty m the Sessions Court litre today to kidnapping a minor, was ordered by Mr. J. G. Adams to be remanded m custody for a week. Rengasamy. a friend of Rajoo. charged with abetting118 words
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Article, Illustration30 1954-02-07 4 "HUMAN BALLAST" by T. H. Wo ft which won the Silver Medal at the f*Hi open Singapore photographic exhibition. Mr. Watt is chief artist of Progress Advertising Ltd. of Singapore.30 words
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Article73 1954-02-07 4 MELBOURN E. Feb 6 (Renter).— The Sarawak Government's grant to Melbourne Uni ver si t y 's International House appeal was a "magnificent gesture from such a small country." the Appeal Committee Chairman. Mr. E. G. Wilson, said. Organising Secretary. Miss Constanc-e Duncan, said Sarawak had sent73 words
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Article47 1954-02-07 4 KOTA BHARU, Sat.— A total of 8,300 eligible voters went to the polls on Thursday m three daerahs of Dadok Pangkal Kalong and Peringat m the districts of Kota Bharu. Nineteen polling states were established m 12 wards from which 36 candidates were elected.47 words
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Article, Illustration232 1954-02-07 4 Three 'Desert Rats' Reunite In S'pore THREE friends, who served with the "Desert Rats" m the Middle East during World War 11, met at Aaffles Hotel Singapore recently after nearly ten years. They' are Rev. Father T. C. B. fticKerma, Senior Roman Catholic Chaplin, Far East, Lieutenant Cclonal G. H.Standard - 232 words
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Article70 1954-02-07 4 'Auld Lang Syne' For Gen. Oliver KUALA LUMPUR Sal The band of the Queer. Royal West Kent R^ 1 < I played "AuW Laag S;. ;.<. Major-Genera W P Principal Sta^ Officer era! Sir Gera:d Temple: ed his plane thii morniiuj, U Singapore. Major Gene.\". Oliver taking up a new70 words
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Article91 1954-02-07 4 MR. JAMES P«ter Chi n v Swee. a i< (Mirter on 1 Singapore standard, n^- Im-< t awarded a Kolarv Jni- i.. tional fellow viijp u» >tuc> abroad, according U> a Kmt^r cable 1 r ii hiuuo. Mr. Chin is <<f a lota! < f 102 f;iudi91 words
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Advertisement191 1954-02-07 4 fHave YOU read FEATURE? It's Malaya's OWN magazine and it's ON SALE NOW! For 50 cents, read all about a western awakening to age-old yoga; a new interest m Malaya s ancient arts; discoveries of tin deposits, rivalling Malaya's; a return to the "b:id" old days of the once wild191 words
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Advertisement104 1954-02-07 4 f^HINBE IeTvEAR V** BALL. Under tlie patronage o 1 H. E. The Rt. Hon. Molcolm MocDonold, P.C., and <X H. E. Sir John Nicoll, K.C.M.G, > m aid cj V S. A. T. A* at the VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL FRIDAY, 12th Feb., 1954 from 8.30 p.m. to LOO a.m. j104 words
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Miscellaneous358 1954-02-07 4 STANDARD ALMANAC KAIMO MALAYA, SINtiAPOBK: i Motorists: 10.30 Uid-morninfi w\t an 2.,- M rV n f Star; 730 Medley; 11 am Jay Wilbur News. ,.ja Melody Mixture; 8 Strings: 1130 Sv.i< >, Service r™ ,uS°*'V e j no the FSPVS* b 3l Methodist Church. S ore; 1 02 B:eak!dsi Hour;358 words
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249 1954-02-07 5 A Shocking Case Of Incompetence Says Lawyer DEFENCE counsel Mr. B. F. Oehlers yesterday sat m the Simjaptsre Eighth Police Court for twt> hours wilting fur bis cifent, Jan Haacke, to be brought before the Magistrate to face a charge of cheating Ng Chien Mien- ot jewelJery worth $25,702.80. "r'.249 words
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Article, Illustration104 1954-02-07 5 ■w r. > .kctji/* at. l. t. \-:>uai Yke-Pu PjsseßCei Trulfir. for Amrrij Pn*>;drnj Linrs. m San 5 n.Lvo. is exptiicd to ye m Singapore 01 fuf>t (i»:npanird by ft-s v. tie 2 b ••:> n-vs >urv«*> to." of uiftr«s amJ agencies v v- j! Ihc ur la-;. Specifically, Mr.104 words
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Article, Illustration63 1954-02-07 5 photo. THE Boys' Brigade Ist and 11th Companies held a fun fnir at Prinsep Street to colleit finds to help send nine members to the Jamboree to be held m Britain shortly. Mrs. G. G Thomson, wife of the Singapore Public Relations Olfirer. seen here declaring; open the fair. AtStandard - 63 words
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Article, Illustration151 1954-02-07 5 i S I ring th< s aftei r v. S an. i and sixare Mr. t 'D at k »ya. > Si rd 1 ne of the girls 1 >n b, the i thit I _•> sick it the stern r parents fit go >Standard - 151 words
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Article91 1954-02-07 5 EIGHTY low cost flats for married members of the Singapore Cust< ns staff, estimated Ul Government 5480.U00. at Telok Blangafa will be competed and ready fur occupa- ::> :;t the end uf this year. The Director of Public Works, .Air. A. Wear, told The91 words
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Article55 1954-02-07 5 TEN students were among .9 who donated their blood to the Singapore B <,od Transfusion Service during the week. OUm r donors included 15 Xi m RAF, Tengah, oi:e and four civilians Irora PJS.C 0.. R \F. Seletar The Bank is ai present short of Gn up55 words
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Article34 1954-02-07 5 LJ I X y Lai ol Desker wa; -'OH yesterday ing to furnish parti uthe person ivin his when a traffic offence was j l< to c been commit-34 words
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Article43 1954-02-07 5 IHB v. o nen, a girl and c boys were injured when ,a motor car and a lorry collid- Upper Serangoon Roa -I. -pore, yesterday afternoon. i thi m were given f|!-;<-patieni treatment m the General Hospital.43 words
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Article45 1954-02-07 5 MR. MICHAEL S. CHAPMAN, Exporl Director of the C rketing Company. Eng and a 'ompanied by Mr. 3. X. B abant, Overseas Manager. Far East, arrived m Singapore by XI.M Constellation i U rday to meet the CC Dpany*s agents m -Malaya.45 words
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379 1954-02-07 5 Natural Rubber Must 'Work Its Own Passage' LONDON. Feb. 6 (Reutc: Britain's influential weekly journal, the Economist, said yesterday that the natural rubber industry must "work its own passage' 1 this year. T fa c Economist article headed "The Next Phase m Rubber," added: "American strategic purchases which until dow379 words
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Article, Illustration34 1954-02-07 5 photo. 2 MRS. CD. MILLER wife 2 of the Managing Director $of the Anglo-Thai Cor- S 2 poration Ltd.. Singapore, who left o n the Chusan yesterday for a vacation j £m Britain. StandardStandard - 34 words
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568 1954-02-07 5 D.H. de T. Reade - Gordon H ighlanders Will Be Remembered For Skirl Of Pipes D.H. de T. Reade -ByCaptain JN MALAYA m the campaign against Communist terrorists, the Ist Battalion of the Gordon Highlanders are responsible for an area which exceeds that of the Regiment's recruiting counties of Aberdeen, Banff and Kincardine. The only568 words
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Article, Illustration126 1954-02-07 5 Ruling there was no suggestion of indecent assault. Mr. D. H. Chapman, the Singapore Fifth Police Court Magistrate, yesterday acquitted Abdullah bin Suradi, on a charge of outraging the modesty of a 14--year-old girl, without calling for his defence. The prosecution alleged that Abdullah forcibly kissed126 words
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Article198 1954-02-07 5 Alleged To Have Bribed Inspector MOHAMED GHOUSE stood before the Eighth Poii<-e Magistrate, Mr. A. W. Ghows, yesterday charged with bribing a Food Control Inspector at the Clyde Terrace market on Now 4 last year. Two former food control inspectors. E. W. Newton and j Charlie Funk, gave evidence. Newton198 words
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Article80 1954-02-07 5 IX VIEW of a substantial reduction m the first class an I berthed deck accommodation fares for the 1954 Mecca pilgrimage pilgrims who have already applied for accommodation and wish to change them should notify the Colonial Secretary's Oflk-e not later than Feb. 11. Fresh applications80 words
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Article48 1954-02-07 5 TWO young girls were admitted to the Singapore General Hospital yesterday. Both were suspected of having taken some corrosive poison. First to be taken m was a 15-year-old from L 5. Lorong Limau, while the second was a 19-year-old from Yio Chu Kang Road.48 words
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Article43 1954-02-07 5 THE first batch of nurses who qualified for the T ;::>erculosis Nursing Certificate m Singapore will receive 'heir certificates on Feb. 1 1 a* 4 p.m. at Xo. 3. Mandalay Road, from Mrs. Vickers, wife of the Director of Medical Services.43 words
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Advertisement141 1954-02-07 5 Pertert tor "Gi in lots** STOWERS LIME JUICE pß| CORDIAL OjJ U NSWEETENED LIME JUICE |m JU/cJ fir LEMON BARLEY ~S~* it*li< ions OSS**^* TRADE ENQUIRIES TO B. I. ROUND TRIPS TO JAPAN 28 to 32 days vttfc approximately 10 day* m Japanese Ports "Sirdhana" sailing 22nd February 4 Santhia141 words
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Miscellaneous74 1954-02-07 5 Weather Report MINIM D M Tcmpcraturo: From 7.:>0 p.m. Feb. 5 to 7.: i() a.m. Fob. 6 Singapore <71Fj; Penane (7iFi; Kota BUiru (h7F); Kuala Lumpur (7^l ■r. Ipoh (72F); Kuantan ((i4l). Maximum Temperature: From 7.30 a.m. to 7.3() D.m. Feb G. Singapore (91F); Penan? (SOI Kota Bahru [8OF); Kuala74 words
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Article, Illustration886 1954-02-07 6 CHRISTINE DIEMER - CHRISTINE DIEMER -By- JN THE past week some 300 posters went up all over the Colony, m the Harbour Board, wards, banks, Raffles Library, rural and urban communal reading rooms, V's, Chambers of Commerce, post offices and similar public places, to advertise a two-foldStandard - 886 words
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1031 1954-02-07 6 3 Sisters And The White Lie Of Mercy COULD A WOMAN FACE A WORSE DILEMMA THAN THIS? Keith Waterhouse I went to see Mrs. Kate Keytner at Jicr home m a Manchester suburb. And as 1 heard her story I asked myself: Could any woman be faced iciiii a more1,031 words
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699 1954-02-07 6 HAL BOYLE - HAL BOYLE Says f PIIE average wife complains her husband does not talk enough at home. The average employer complains that same husband spends too much time exercising his vocal chords at the office. Both the wife and the boss are699 words
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Advertisement451 1954-02-07 6 tsers TOM TOM LI«HT Tt|»C* M9/U »»SSt»<Jt» tJt The TROJAN Von, L.ght Truck and Passenger Bus, rint ever 20 cwt. chassis with Diesel j >owcr, are fitted wirh the Perkins P3V. Full service facilities and spare par's cvaiijble throughout Malaya. CYCLE CARRIAGE CO., (1926) LTD. Singapore Kuala Lurrpur Represented throughout451 words
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Advertisement83 1954-02-07 6 Mackintosh's Agents C E MORTON [MAUft) LTD. Smgapjore Kuala Lumpui I tftOfM A tot Of VfePlaf' J When (aufty kidney action allows harmful impurities to reniam n lh« body, the result is oft- backache, symptoms of rheumatism or joint and mm mh 1 So JU very wise to take a83 words
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Article, Illustration1839 1954-02-07 7 JOHN DEAN - I WAS THE DUKES VALET JOHN DEAN by for five years personal servant to the Duke of Edinburgh. Dean went with Prince Philip and Princess Elizabeth to their honeymoon homes, to Malta, to Canada, and on the fateful journey to Kenya- Begins today: The first INSIDE STORY of the Queen's1,839 words
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Article, Illustration228 1954-02-07 7 ME... WITH THE QUEEN'S MAID THIS PICTURE of me with Bobo, the Queen's personal maid, was taken m Kenya. We were cleaning shoes together and minutes later were told King George VI had died. E the Duke rannoi properly— he leaves a -whiff. On.'c I said l "Why not tieAP - 228 words
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Article, Illustration55 1954-02-07 7 THE WORLD will remember this picture bur only I know the story behind it: a few hours before the squore dance I went to Ogilvy's store m Ottawa and bought the check shirt and dungaree trousers for the Duke. And Bobo, at the same time, bought55 words
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Advertisement13 1954-02-07 7 NEXT &UNMPAY: How Philip's Private Life Was Changed When He fell In Love13 words
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Advertisement222 1954-02-07 7 This is the GLUCOSE which wins Cup Finals.* supplies immediate energy to athletes, restores and sustains In fatigue and tension. It is most valuable too m Infant feedin| m cases of acidosis. malnutrition and feverish conditions. Always ask for the Cow Gate brand. i FRUIT iUtAR r coi> 52 W0222 words
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Article, Illustration1657 1954-02-07 8 France's Most Undressed Film Star Returns QNE of the great things about living m Paris is that you're always running into people who've just come back from somewhere else. Keeps you sort of up-to-date with what's happening where it doesn't matter. Met four m twenty minutes yesterday.AP; UP - 1,657 words
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Article690 1954-02-07 8 Peter Stephens - Peter Stephens HE NEVER GAMBLED UNLESS HE WAS HOLDING THE BANK PARIS. 'JHE Perfect Swindler will swindle no more. For years he has baffled the police of Europe. Cards were his speciality; his game was Ecarte, played pontoon fashion with a banker. They called him The Banker690 words
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Advertisement251 1954-02-07 8 njurraymmts i^^ BylM MINT Ri^irSji LUNrtLlluN OBTAINABLE FROM ALL GOOD STORES Startling Predictions In Your Horoscope Your Red lift' T«>M Free Woultl von like to know ivhut tv- Indicate for yon. »hi-t'i.r >i>u will be »m --.ill mti li.«;»pj untl ivhal i< Indicated for >i>u hi hii^iiir--. h>\- marriage, friends,251 words
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Advertisement153 1954-02-07 8 lo those trlto tahe A§PIRIX... To everyone who, from time to time, rctUs asr.-.n to relieve pain, Disprin is an imponam ir.trcduc: Research chemists m many countries have been trying for years to overcome the acidity and taUMfitJ rf aspirin. In Disprin these have been o\crccme, ie a tablet which153 words
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Article441 1954-02-07 9 NIGEL BRAMLEY - When It's Bed-time In The Wild NIGEL BRAMLEY Bu CLJ ::PING habits amonij wild creatures vary far more than those of human beings. There may be .i lew CLceutriis who sleep m queer i>ositions and m iiueer places, but very few oi them must sleep standing upright. :~a* b whatAPS - 441 words
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Article, Illustration46 1954-02-07 9 photo. HONEYMOONING "Miss Oawerse," Christiane Mattel and her husband, Ron Marengo, enjoy the winter sunshine of California on their honeymoon at the Hotel L'Horizon. The nTT i. ucre nul 'iied on Jan. 10. The husband of the French beauty is a wealthy department store heir. UPUP - 46 words
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Article, Illustration913 1954-02-07 9 LEARNING TO PAINT THE CHINESE WAY FIELDER ScfctUtnberg who is a TV artist, did "Aristocrat" (leii from a slut fed phea- Z sunt. "He is a good craftsman a and an ex- ctllent calligrapher, but he needs to learn Z Bton of living things lo remember motion Z Tid expression913 words
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1232 1954-02-07 9 JOHN HISLOP - JOHN HISLOP By racing and breeding men who have been fortunate enough to meet Queen Elizabeth on her Royal tour of the Commonwealth will have been impressed by her knowledge of and interest m both aspects of the sport; and it is to be1,232 words
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Advertisement729 1954-02-07 9 COUGH! COUGH!! COUGH!!! Is your life being ruined 6v— r— 1 ASTHMA*^ Don't neglect :hat cough.' irl Persisunt coughing may nn/^. T XJ^ jf d*^, tke W. bronJu BRONCHITIS, or trachea, kav.ng ti.em [X^^^i flt iceak and open to infection. IATAPPW Any one of 2,000 different Wni lNm diseases of729 words
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Article647 1954-02-07 10 IT IS new potent cr the Eg Fci.r Foreign Ministers' Confce've n Per n e^d m a deadlock. There 10 tg ;cp between t~e hepes of the Western Powers z^d f c M«K ens cf the Kxemhn. Hrn gep oc<s :cc rg to bridge. Wishful ?Kr>kers w I647 words
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Article, Illustration2048 1954-02-07 10 GFJFGVNBGHTRFG Berlin: Heading For Deadlock nTHE second week of the Big Four Foreign Ministers' Conference m Berlin has given every indication that the talks which were intended to solve the German and Austrian questions are heading for a deadlock. -on rei c had net er --r2,048 words
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Advertisement119 1954-02-07 10 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products TIGER BALM The most famous of the T")GER M-edicinal Products. For fast reffitf of Rheumatism, Gout, Lunif;Gqo Headache, Insect Bites, Bruises and Stiff Muscles. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL fc>>^ w builds up resistance to uiricjj an<^ rrotec^s against gtr119 words
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Article, Illustration1830 1954-02-07 11 Andrew Roth - Andrew Roth By r £HE Federal Legislative Council Chamber will be receiving a portrait of the late Sir Henry Gurney. Painted by Mr. Harold Speed, R.P., It was displayed at the Royal Institute Gallery a couple of months back. I remember lookingH.K. Low - 1,830 words
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675 1954-02-07 11 LILY TAN WRITES FSIOM KAMFGKG KIRKBY Q\E local newspaper acclaimed it thus: "Exotic. One word but it sums up the magnificent performance Another termed it "Authentic." Whatever it was, the College production of "Lady Precious Stream" was played to a packed hall, for three675 words
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Advertisement386 1954-02-07 11 OPINIONS DIFFER... BUT WE BOTH AGREE ON PALMOLIVE for shave comfort Whichever method you prefer, there's a Palmolive shaving preparation made better specially for you. The secret lies m the special blend of Palmolive oils, made to soothe, smooth and condition your skin as you shave. Your shave comfort is386 words
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Advertisement83 1954-02-07 11 EXTRA SPECIAL VALUE "SASMAC" WHITE TURKISH TOWELS LUXURIOUSLY SOFT FULLY ABSORBANT (?«<« A teed HARD WEARING •\V\\\\\\\\V\\\\\\\\\.\\\\\\\\\\\A\\\\\\«; »W\\\\\\\\\\ X x x S j v\\vx\\\v i I HAND TOWELS J BATH TOWELS i 53.15"' h N5.95-"! I SIZE 20" x 40" J SIZE 11" 54" SEND FOR THESE WHILE STOCKS LAST83 words
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Article, Illustration926 1954-02-07 12 gEHIND the construction and delivery of the latest addition to the Red Funnel fleet, the Soon Bee, is a story that makes maritime history m Singapore. Messrs. Hiap Eng Moh who own and operate the Red Funnel fleet, which consists of many ships whose names areStandard - 926 words
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559 1954-02-07 12 Ferry van Groen - Ferry van Groen By DITCH salvage firm this summer will try to recover from the German vessel, Renate Leonhardt, torpedoed m 1917, a shipment of gold. Before' the 1550-ton ship began her fatal journey, a fireman deserted and revealed that among the cargo was559 words
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Article, Illustration83 1954-02-07 12 pie, THERE'S SAFETY m numbers and safety Is the reason for the extra wheel fitted to this car. It is set at aa angle so that on any road the car is driven alone the wheel will always skid. By driving the car over different roadMirror - 83 words
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Advertisement255 1954-02-07 12 NORDDEUTSCHER LIOYD AND HAMBURG AMERIK 4 LINI2 JOINI >*K\K£ To Colombo denoa, .Marseilles. Antwerp Kotterdam Hamburg A Bremen Spore P Sham Penang TS. Werra^tein (NDL) 5/»Ff» lOFeb 11/12Feb T.I Brauaithweig (HAPAG)39eb/3Blat t/SMn 6/7 Max Hoos Kod^. Vlanih- Kohe Yokohama Penan.; P.S'hum Spore tJS Ko&sel HAPAG) 1 !Krh 13Feb 14 15Feb255 words
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Advertisement399 1954-02-07 12 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA I K /CONTINENT Spore P.S'bam Penang 14/16Feb 12/13Feb 10 HFeb "SONGKHLA' for Kohsichang. "MAGDALA* tor Bangkok Saiaon. Hongkong. Manila Kobe and Yokohama 19 20Feb 18 18Feb U I7F< "SELANDIA" for Bangkok ...t sMar 281 eb 1M.,--"PASADENA" for Kohnrhang, Saigon. Hongkong, Manila, Kobe, Yokohama .19399 words
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Article, Illustration1009 1954-02-07 13 OSWALD RENRY - OSWALD RENRY I «T THE MOTES 1 WITH UOLLYWOOD seems to have the U.S. Army pretty well sized up—psychologically speaking. it knows all the heartaches, the headaches and the bellyaches of the luys who tread the road to glory and makes no1,009 words
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Article, Illustration54 1954-02-07 13 WHILE resting after a swim. Sgt. Milton Warden (Iturt Lancaster) bears the sordid details of Karen Holmes' (Deborali Kerr) unhappy life. <l?!«IH): Angelo Maggio (Frank Sinatra) apologises t<> ])al Robert E. Lee Prewitt (Montgomery Clift) and Lorene (Donna Reed) for intruding upon tlieir romance. Two scenes from Columbia's54 words
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914 1954-02-07 13 THE GENERAL CHANGED HIS MIND ABOUT A 'HALF-CASTE' I^OH a picture about India made m \\< entirety m the United States (it was shot m the little miningresort town of Lone Pine, -.;<r:v::) 20th Centuryt >x's "*i :?c; Oi The Khyber Rifles" is a remarkable achievement. But it is debat914 words
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Article205 1954-02-07 13 \ND m fairness to this picture which 20ih Century-Fox <::s producing company) believes to be "great." here is the text of a ciihie received by Edward Ugast, Fox's Far Eastern Supervisor from F< Vice-President m New Yoi k Emanuel Silverston, on the world premiere of205 words
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Advertisement178 1954-02-07 13 •V; H -V •-V thk < \ih\y is rmooD OKI. WISATION OF Us THREE HUGE SUCCESSES! TO BE Sim: OF A SEAT TO-DAY PLEASE DIAL— _M.llt> SUM 6W9 TO BIMI TO \I>MIKK TO I XIJ.II AT LINEMASCOPE FSTHKR WIIIIAMS MARTIN A: LEWIS SEATS ARE SELLING FAST! mem C A T178 words
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Advertisement296 1954-02-07 13 h'il. 45,' 4*oo* Vr^^^k O& 9.30 p.m. %JHUNDtWNC Y| CRUSADERS r v^ nF T HE WHW» 4 ROBEffIOUIS\ \g22^-—J /STEVENSON'S, <^^|^ ERROLFLYNN Today S am "Rainbow Round Mv Shoulder" Tech. FLASH! XEW YORK FILM CRITICS ANM A! IffMM -<> t.^ "From Here To Eternity .v BFSI PI( TIRE OF THE296 words
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900 1954-02-07 14 ALISON SETTLE - ALISON SETTLE By N outstanding triumph (or design and workmanship and British fabrics is bring won by thi* tailored suits m tho London couture drf» collections: now being shown to overseas and forrun buyers b> the Incorporate a Sot-ietv of London 1 ashi-m l>f^i4nfl•s.900 words
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Article, Illustration1245 1954-02-07 14 ftmtJfeßs/iim riant JOTTINGS FROM US STYLE SHOWINGS TPBI new look m Spring fashions is slim, silken and feminine This, was evident as New York designers opened a crowdt-d »eek of Spring fashion showing for some l">0 visiting fashion editors, revealing what I.S. womenA.P.; U.P.; UP - 1,245 words
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Article122 1954-02-07 14 TT.4LVS Spring and Summer styles a^e putt \g the emphasis on femininity low nickeUmes. s v v g bodices, hug-in waists and hipline flare. Simonettm opened Rome** second day of Spring shoicvigs Saturday with styles inspired by local peasant fashions. Sh* said her aim is to "make womenA.P. - 122 words
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Article470 1954-02-07 14 I AM a girl of Iwentj bot 1 hfve never hud a date with a boy All m> r friends are asked out but no one ever asks me. i think this is because 1 rather fat. and tau--sft 3in s What can I do° ■•ABSOLUTELY MISERABI470 words
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Advertisement85 1954-02-07 14 its (l* ifl/£/(y in J nst 50 snonds! I t/fr{>Jy^ icy.-Cake ji/ M^'- f•■ Mil natural imrfnea ill a M (hvubh do! PAN-CAKE* MAKE-UP v, it iiit- ifiejhial I llu ■J. :.!r.ll!tt-ed b] >.>i.r >k.i.. kI ■BJ I a> no other p OB* plctcly natural. Try tlfcle-l'i idfthtcatilaatani It z><85 words
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Advertisement31 1954-02-07 14 I milady vAwrnes inclum. Ate UTTEREO ROCK «4 PACPS SLVM M.NTI t]f F SPORTS TROPHIES i^ fcr your selections G. C. de Silva Bros.. 3, Kafflos Place tl Singapure.l Tel: *****31 words
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Miscellaneous424 1954-02-07 14 \HRITADRMfiR\ X 1 l> V s QUOTATION: 1 in' tc»i i,r v preacher is J« tti.it In- 4'ongn'gution Roes i aw.o saying, not 'What a 10\.1.v MTiiinn- but -I will do S >o;:m 1 Inn; V st. 1 raiuis de j SI XDAI FOB KVFUVONE: Hake the most of the424 words
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Article, Illustration46 1954-02-07 15 photo. ANYONE FOR CHECKERS?— By the shores of Cypress Gardens, m the land of Florida, aqua-planes a lonely maiden by the name or Martha Mitchell. Martha presents a "come-on-in-t h e water's fine," pose, as she leaves pursuing moies and foaming water m her woke.- U.P.U.P. - 46 words
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Article, Illustration107 1954-02-07 15 GAY REVELLER (left) When all the guests had left, this Father Mouse crept out from his hale and took a look round. Lured by the smell coming from a glass on the table, he climbed up the side, balanced precariously on the edge, and drank deep. And when he returnedMirror - 107 words
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Article1403 1954-02-07 15 MASTER ALL MALA VAN XV MALAYA'S might m the shape of a Singapore Cricket Club Invitation XV, and the deluge that came as a powerful ally, were still not enough to hold off those incredible Fijians now truly undisputed masters of Malayan rusher. i The result was1,403 words
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153 1954-02-07 15 i BRISBANE, Feb. 6 (Reuter)— South Africa led Australia by four matches to three at the end of the second day's play m the first lawn tennis "Test" hero today. The remaining match postponed from yesterday because of rain will be completed tomorrow.153 words
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Article, Illustration66 1954-02-07 15 Australian Rugby IP go two membci.v of the rival teams the Bulldots and Bombers to effet i a "mark" m yesterdays Australian Rules Football same at Jalan Besar stadium m aid of the International House Fund. Melbourne I niversity. This game, a mixture of basketball, handball, rugger and soccer, was66 words
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140 1954-02-07 15 PERTH, Feb. 6 (Reuter)— Most of the youthful Singapore boxing team will be returning home with armfulls of trophies won m tournaments against boxers from the Federation of Western Australian Police and Citizen's Boys' Club. The trophies were presented to them last night by140 words
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Article151 1954-02-07 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Yon bin Mian, of Johore. emerged here today as All Malaya .Ala. ay tennis singles j champion for the second year m succession, when he beat H. Khamis, of Singapore, m straight sets 5—3, 6 3. For Yon. who lias been151 words
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Article241 1954-02-07 15 Women 's Hockey Abandoned AFTER a twenty-minute spell on a water-togged field, and m a heavy downpour, when the Selangor women were leading by a goal scored m the fifth minute, their match against the Singapore women on the 9CC ground yesterday, was abandoned. Inspite of the ralnsbaked pitch and241 words
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Article95 1954-02-07 15 WELLINGTON, Feb. C (Better)- A South African Cricket team may make an extended tour Of New Zealand either m 195 7 .18 or lfl'Jl-tj'2. according to cabled advice received m Christ church by the New Zealand Cricket Council. Mr. D. A. Calville, chairman of the management committee of95 words
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Article43 1954-02-07 15 HINDUSTAN Recreation Club and FLAF Chai »j p lyed a goalless dr v r soccer m I For :v- I-- 1 ■■>■■, Ren I j Cup at Farrer V yesterday. j The npi ill be ua Feb. 27 I at Farcer F^k.43 words
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Article56 1954-02-07 15 EIGHT goals \vi re shared at A^xandra P.; c yesterday by Permuda Latehan and Kebenaran Club m the Brewery Sports Club Kampong League .soccer. A. Bakar. Grhani, Shar Hussein and Khamid each scored a goal for Pfr.ivuda Latehan while Rawi got two and Syed and56 words
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Article96 1954-02-07 15 No Goals In Eurasian Tri. Hockey MALACCA. Bat.— Th« Eurasian hockey r ::ii.^n '.< Selangoi Negri m MLalac a Ik gai hen j the fir>; match S« gor dre« I with Negrj Sembi .t scoring. Selangor wh c the services ot Mike Sheph< d& Tbe a^'^-e vat pU 1 .cracking96 words
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Article27 1954-02-07 15 YOUNG MEN Sikh ofl beat BiJe Rove I friendly soccer match I Farrer Park yesterda; 'were Harbajan Singh! X- eel I Singh and Efarbans Sing]27 words
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Advertisement84 1954-02-07 15 fLY" BQkC ARGONAUT SPEEDB/RD a Additional standard 8.0.A.C. ARGONAUT flights to Europe and the United Kingdom are as follows LEAVING SINGAPORE on 10th. 7 17th., 24th. February and 3rd., 10th March. Book NOW, through your usual Travel Agent, or Malayan Airways Limited, Ocean Building, Singapore, (TEL. 74 12). WATCH FOR84 words
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Article, Illustration860 1954-02-07 16 THE BIG BUSINESS MAN BFHDFCBDFG From the Daily Mirror 9 seriesPortrait of a Government c QLIVER LYTTELTON'S record as Colonial Secretary is the story of a ball m a china shop. He stands ankle-deep m wreckage. The man is indeed built like a bull. He has thick, powerful shoulders and860 words
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Article1410 1954-02-07 16 From The Times QXE of the practical ways of laying the economic foundations for the projects of development upon which rest the social and political aspirations of so many peoples m so many parts of the world is the survey of their territories from the1,410 words
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Article, Illustration463 1954-02-07 16 First Pictu res Inside UK A-Plants p/RST pictures of the pro- dnction inside Britain's atomic pants vere released. recently. This conforms wi r h the Goreni'neni's pol.cy to injor' > the public, m so jar as security allows, hoir ihe money tor ato' n .ic energy is being spent. ABritish Official - 463 words
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Article, Illustration28 1954-02-07 16 oho to. thi s plant^thi^n^Hr^nraaiii? JS^* at the Windscale atomic factory ia Britain. U m sol i? l <^ 1 1r the primary separation plant it pari***. British OfficialBritish Official - 28 words
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Advertisement711 1954-02-07 16 fn Father tells the family fe^e your teeth KOLYNOStffea?/ Kolynos clean means realiy clean. The nch f win penetrates into e\ery corner «xk! vC anti ;.t betveen >our teeth /**^^T^2 i-:r-..^s the bacteria that cause \M^^^S!^^^^ deca> md iil-heaJth. Yes, Kolynos My^^^pl clears ih^roughly, to Afcf \our teeth [My||s 9711 words
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Article812 1954-02-07 17 O.M. GREEN - O.M.GREEN otalON SURVEY By )UI\G to !h e time It takes for Asian newspapers to reach London by sea only two or three come by airmail available comment on world affairs is necessarily behind date. It is none the less of interest as showing the trend of812 words
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Article, Illustration500 1954-02-07 17 VAWA UK 18. the beautiful ex-slave girl from Iraq, brcke down and sobbed recently when, for the second time, she was separated by a court from the young seaman who smuggled her into Britain to make her his bride. Together. Tommy Flynn. 22, and KjwahkibMirror - 500 words
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Article, Illustration1279 1954-02-07 17 PATRICK O' DONOVAN - PATRICK O' DONOVAN New Zealanders Have Achieved The Sort Of State For Which People Have Always Yearned By CHRISTCHURCH. ]>JEW ZEALAND is popularly conceived as the world's most fortunate country— blessed with pastoral wealth and an equable climate, unthreatened by any but the most catastrophic and1,279 words
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192 1954-02-07 17 PHE latest joke m Delhi is about an Indian invention which will make use of the unpleasant gases that emanate from animal and human manure. The invention, however, is not a joke; it exists and works, and represents^an ingenious way of tackling aOFNS - 192 words
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Advertisement173 1954-02-07 17 Now! ONI Brushing With COLGATE DENTAL (REAM Removes Up To 851 Of Decay And Odour- Causing Bacteria! '^^^H Only The Colgate Way Does All Three! m JjiPl CLEANS YOUR BREATH while il I j^fc: S3P|| STOPS MOST TOOTH DECAY! I In Large. Giant and Economy sizt nrc: One Brushing with173 words
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Article, Illustration34 1954-02-07 18 The Norwich nuii'h winning soal Krlsey leaps but is beaten by Johnston's header Johnston Norwich centre forward, who stored both <'>als, watches hi s first enter thf net.34 words
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Article93 1954-02-07 18 trien r game at Sete- lay, RAF Seletar East F v.r.g Boat > nil. alter 1 garni thai pi Ihi -ed few j 1 little excitement > U: B Wi I us after ing an if 3 1 enl over g tres F hard Seletar ild re93 words
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Article893 1954-02-07 18 RAFMAN - SELETAR 'A TRIUMPH IN 'SEVENS' RAFMAN By TEAMS from R.A.F. Changi, HMS. Newfoundland and R.A.F. Seletar took part m a Seven-a-Side competition at Seletar last Thursday. The final was fought out between Seletar 'A' and Seletar B\ the former winning by 10 points to 8. It rained throughout the competition893 words
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818 1954-02-07 18 Peter Wilson, m a sport«craxy city, meets Hugh the slow merchant JOHANNESBURG, Saturday. What a fabulous sporting city this is. Boxing, lawn tennis, cricket and golf come along with me and meet some of the world's stars m all those sports with whom818 words
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Article47 1954-02-07 18 AS the SVC Hall has been declared a Protected Area, the Swift Athletes Association's dance will be held at the Adelphi Hotel Roof Garden on Feb. 13 at 8 p.m. Those who have bought tickets for the dance are notified of the change of venue.47 words
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252 1954-02-07 18 IT is time that "Bench-Mark" started reporting instead of indulging m a weekly diatribe on provocative subjects. We l^ok for factual criptions of sporting events within the Servi and not for the generalisations ol an anorr armchair "reporter.'' whose qualifications 1": lecturing us are252 words
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Article, Illustration256 1954-02-07 18 He Likes to Fight "T LIKE to nght," Kee Chan confided m me, (Little Nene writes), "but because my parents are against me taking up boxing as a profession, I must hang up my gloves." So Kee Chan ended his short, but certainly colourful boxing career after three years. The256 words
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Article742 1954-02-07 18 Soccer Owes The Army So Much By BENCHMARK' NOW that we are on the eve of another soccer season m Singapore, it might be timely to have a look at the game and see how much we football fans owe to the Army. hinh u^ Roman garrisons played foolball m742 words
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Article37 1954-02-07 18 CAIRO. Feb. 6 ■h- I H ings •■> Nations "earn terd an Egypl inal side by to zero here. X and rlidegk I I jary t England at V. NovemBcored I the and secoa 1 pa37 words
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Article372 1954-02-07 18 NIPPER - NIPPER By RASC School played the 11th Hussars at Nee Soon on Wednesday and after a good hard clean game played on a perfect pitch, drew one goal each. No score was made m the first half. Although the RASC had moie of the372 words
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Article566 1954-02-07 18 TO REVIEW the 1954 Season of cycle racing m Great Britain thoroughly would need a book not a mere column, but we can at least select some of the highlights. Although Massed start Racing now ha s a terrific hold on the cycling fraternity it is the566 words
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Advertisement59 1954-02-07 18 Enjoy the cigarette they smoke m London Trie Pall Mall cigarettes you enjoy are exactly the tame cigarettes which so many London smokers enjoy They are made by Roth mans of Pall Mail from only the very finest, i*"5?X puxesi Virginia Tobaccos f*^\ §JrwtnmattL Pall Mall BNS ifORE %iri tEDERn/OS59 words
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Article, Illustration50 1954-02-07 19 THE Badminton Stadium once described as the hall of dreams h the higgeti hall for badminton m the world. It is supposed to be the standing symbol of Malayan badminton supremacy, but icith its financial problems still unsolved, may nell become the W lute Elephant of Colony sport.50 words
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366 1954-02-07 19 Kiwis Lose Golden Chance In Final Test PORT ELIZABETH, Feb. 5, (Reuter) New Zealand were presented with a golden opportunity of playing themselves into a strong position on the first day of the fifth and final Test against South Africa today at St. George's Park here but last eight wickets366 words
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Article153 1954-02-07 19 Kee Chan Outfights Vithool KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— 1 Kee Chan, the Co ony boxer -igged doggedly with Thep Vithoo] of Penang and earned a we merited points de m he 18 three-minute-n iin event of the Ch:n- <■ New Year attraction boxing pr^e-:*? I by Pr i I Chang Choon153 words
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Article13 1954-02-07 19 s S iAPORE •■>■■- -3 carnival oi Mai eight, ten, 12, 1413 words
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Article84 1954-02-07 19 CALCUTTA. Feb. 5. (Re liter) Sixteen India hockey players left here by air for 'Singapore m readiness for their tour during February and March of Singapore and Malaya. B L Gupta, honorary secre--1 tarv of the India Hockey Federation, accompanied the team as manager. The84 words
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Article671 1954-02-07 19 Jeffery James - CREDITOR BLACKS OUT THE STADIUM Jeffery James Step arts On 7%e A(u)ction In The Colony 'Dream Hall 9 SINGAPOREANS fought out a great 'duel' at the Singapore Badminton Stadium yesterday, but except for the fact that the competition was very keen and sometimes noisy, it was far different from the671 words
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Article, Illustration170 1954-02-07 19 THERE seems to be something wrong here the 'linesman' seems to be appealing a nd there's the 'referee' with what looks like the rule book. This was one of tbf incidents at yesterday's 'competition' at the Singapore Badminton Stadium m GuiU< mard Road except that there are n<> rackets toUP - 170 words
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Article, Illustration200 1954-02-07 19 IT IS thai oario it artf .g- Pi tJ c Singai Bonminton Association, are «o/d hv an order o' n. a one thai vas instituted t y R K. M&rru and I Lid., against thit spot's '-dp. to recover money i for work thai had been200 words
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Article21 1954-02-07 19 BUSINESS AS USUAL THE Restaurant Singapore Badm n| m Stadium Will rem i i Crom 6 a.m. mi It will be21 words
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Article265 1954-02-07 19 IF I had taken a trip to Australia. I would certainly be gay as a lark... but then. I'm not a swimming marvel like our Neo Chwee Kok. Xco is 'sleepy' because of the ever-changing weather. Neo is 'home sick' for his friendat Amber Road. Neo265 words
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Article58 1954-02-07 19 MANILA, Feb. 6, (AFP)— The only seeded foreign player. Hongkong's Koon Hung, saw action m the second day of the Asian tennis championships here, today. Kqon Hung teamed with Catherine Checkett, an American ent here, to defeat Am; i Sanchez and Miss CM. Vasquez 6-3, 6-2 m58 words
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Article384 1954-02-07 19 Inside UK Soccer By Stan Halsey JACK FROGGATT, versatile England and Pompey centre half or forward star, is likely to figure soon m a big transfer deal. Two First Division clubs are concerened m the opening negotions. If one of them succeeds m signing him it384 words
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Article88 1954-02-07 19 THE to pwing are sell 1 1 o- represenif Netaji Memorial I Sporty Ciub m a soccer Inend- ly against Singapore Engineering Reg* R.E. (Gi tman Bks) today a-, the 8.0.D.C A. gr »und, St George.-' R uL Kick ofi at 5.15 p.m. N. K. Sivarajan, B. Richj88 words
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329 1954-02-07 20 IPOH, Sun.— For the first time m the annals of the competition, two players were ordered off the field by the referee, Mr. I. Ward, when G. Vaz (Penang) and Ibrahim Khan (Selangor) fought early m the All Blues rugby final played here329 words
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Article332 1954-02-07 20 LONDON, Feb. 6 Today's i Football results are: i THE LEAGUE. DIVISION 1 Aston Villa 2. Chelsea 2. 1 Bolton 3, Cardiff 0. j Burnley 1, Liverpool I. jChaiiton 1. West Brom 1. Huddersfield 2. Sheffield U. 2. Manchester City 0. Arsenal 0. Preston 1 Manchester U.Reuter - 332 words
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Article160 1954-02-07 20 Malacca Beat N.S. MALACCA. Sat. Malacca beat Xei>ri S'embilan m a friendly ua'e ot rugger on the Reclamation Ground today by ig points i 2 goals. 2 tries) to nil after a scoreless first half. The game was entirely of forward movements with Negri having the advantage m the scrums160 words
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Article58 1954-02-07 20 KAJANG, Sat Ulu Langat District Hockey Association held REME. Kuala Lumpur, to a one-all draw m a second division (South) hockey league game here today. REME scored their only goal of the match through centre half Bayl'ord 15 minutes alter play began. Ulu Langat got the equaliser through58 words
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196 1954-02-07 20 SYDNEY. Peb 8: CBi utd >— Mrs. W. Kelly's 33-1 outsider B.ue Ocean, made al] the running to win the £11.000 Queer; Elizabeth Stakes over one-and-ha'.f miles at Randwick Race Course here today. Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh watched i Irom the196 words
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