Sunday Standard, 30 January 1955
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Title Section20 1955-01-30 1 SUNDAY STANDARD I nm§.& it m s Vol. V. No. 209 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 30, 1955 24 PAGES 15 CENT20 words
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Article13 1955-01-30 1 England UNKNOWN 57 None, To Go IM j r.e on D\KI» Pk' IS13 words
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Article10 1955-01-30 1 UNKNOWN Talks in Bangkok -day psorfd by the en -ion10 words
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Article, Illustration139 1955-01-30 1 THE president of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Ko Teck Kin. will call a meeting soon to discuss an attack by Mr. P. F De Souza (nominated member of the now prorogued Legislative Council) on certain members of the Chamber. In his speech139 words
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329 1955-01-30 1 Aborigines From Perak Mountains Flee Terrorists By K. C. ARUN, Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Ninety-three aborigines trom Perak have trekked over 100 miles throiujh some of the most rugged terrain in t lie Federation this month to seek protection against terrorist domination from police in south-west Kelantan, The329 words
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Article141 1955-01-30 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— Pigs, suspected to have been smuggled into the country from across the Siamese border, have started an epidemic of swine fever in the State of Kelantan. The Mentri Besar. Tungku Mohamed Hamzah bin Tungku Zainal Abidin. has proclaimed the whole of Kelantan141 words
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Article151 1955-01-30 1 'Cease-fire Is Not Acceptable' 'Nothing But Blackmail,' Charges Pravda MOSCOW, Jan. 29 (Reuter).-- The Soviet Communist Party newspaper, rravda, today rejected the Wea of a cease-fire in the Formosa Straits as "a piece °f diplomatic demagogy and clamour which has nothing to do with the restoration of peace in the151 words
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Article140 1955-01-30 1 BREEZE FANS K.L. RUBBER BLAZE KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A huge rubber blaze near Horthondon Estate, about five miles on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, painted the sky-line a bright red tonight. Early this afternoon, engines from Kuala Lumpur Fire Brigade rushed to the fire but found their efforts impeded by140 words
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Article99 1955-01-30 1 Premier Flung Into River SAIGON. Jan. $9 (Reuter v. '-Prime Minister > Ngo Dir^K Diem of Vtt*l.ain "and three Cabinet Ministers were Hung into the River Hung Binh, 15 miles from Hue City, yesterday when their sampan capsized as they were crossing the river Eye-witnesses said the occupants of the99 words
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Article46 1955-01-30 1 PENANG. Sat.— Penang Police are now looking for an Indian merchant, who is alleged to have signed postdated dud cheques amounting to $32,585.30. He was alleged to have issued the cheques yesterday, but when presented at the bank the cheques were dishonoured.46 words
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Article32 1955-01-30 1 Daughter Of Conan Doyle GROUP Officer Jean ConanDoyle. whose father, the late Sir Arthur Conan-Doyle. is known to millions of readers as the creator of Sherlock Holmes, will arrive tomorrow at Changi.32 words
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154 1955-01-30 1 NEW YORK, Jan 29, (AP). Police turned to glamour girls on to help them solve the mystery stranglekilling of millionaire draft dodger Serge Rubinstein man of "many enemies. Virtually withou* clues, they hoped the beauties be ■quired to exclusive night clubs could throw light154 words
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Article14 1955-01-30 1 THE Danish Prime Minister. Mr. Hans Hedtoft. died in Stockholm yesterday.— ReuterReuter - 14 words
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153 1955-01-30 1 REDS ARE WARNED: KEEP OUT OR ELSE... TAIPEI. Jan. 29-Gene-ralissimo Chiang Kai-shek summoned his cabinet for an emergency session only minutes following U.S. Senate approval of President Eisenhower's Formosa policy today. Admiral A. M. Pride will command a combined task force of American and Nationalist Chinese naval forces, plus a153 words
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Article81 1955-01-30 1 Senate's 'Go Ahead' For Ike WASHINGTON. Jan. 29 (Reuter). President Eisenhower today has the full authority of Congress to use whatever military measures he believes necessary to protect Formosa the Pescadores and "related positions and territories" from Chinese attack. The measure was granted him unchanged last night in an overwhelming81 words
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Article29 1955-01-30 1 LONDON, Jan. 29 (Reuter) —Pakistan's Prime Minister, Mr. Mohammed Ali, arrived here by air from Ottawa today for the Commonwealth Prime Ministers* Conference beginning on Monday29 words
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86 1955-01-30 1 PORT OF SPAIN. TRINIDAD, Jan. 29. (AP).—Workmen are busy with paint brushes creating a "technicolour screen" to blot our Trinidad's shanty town from tjie view of Princess Margaret during her visit. The Royal party must pass the 30-acre block of ramshackle hovels on its86 words
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Article27 1955-01-30 1 QUEEN Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh will pay an official visit to King Haakon of Norway in Oslo from June 24 to 26.- ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article252 1955-01-30 1 LONDON, Jan. 29, (Reuter)— Mr. Chou En Lai, the Chinese Prime Minister, withheld a direct answer to Britain's plea that he sends a representative to the United Nations when the Security Council debates the Formosa crisis, diplomatic sources here said today. He said he would refer the matter252 words
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Article, Illustration43 1955-01-30 1 photo. THE VILLAGE of Toshotou nestles among the hills surrounding the harbour on Lower Tachen Island. Upper Tachen is in the background. The Tachen Islands, only 14 miles from the mainland, hold 14,500 civilians and about 20,000 Nationalist hoops.- APAP - 43 words
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Article115 1955-01-30 1 TAIPEI, Jan. 29, (Reuter)— The Chinese Nationalist Defence Minister, Yu Ta Wei, has paid a secret visit to the Tachen Islands to confer with the Nationalist Gam- son Commander. His visit followed the Nationalist Cabinet meeting last Thursday when it was decided to evacuate the115 words
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Article44 1955-01-30 1 NEW DELHI, Jan. 29 (Reuter).— Lieut-General S M. Shrinagesh, one of the first Indians to go to Sandhurst, has been appointed Com-mander-in-Chief of the Indian Army, it was announced here last night He will hold the rank of general.44 words
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351 1955-01-30 2 Mother-In-Law Proposed A Duel KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A young travelling salesman alleged in the Second Magistrate's Court today that when he returned one day from duty upcountry, he found his wife walking arm-in-arm with another man. His mother-in-law, who wa s with the couple,351 words
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Article207 1955-01-30 2 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market eased yesterday, first grade rubber for February shipment closing at $1.03 i per lb., a drop of 2k cents on Friday. Quotations opened lower but steady at $1.04. per lb.. a drop of 1. cents on Friday, because of the207 words
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Article86 1955-01-30 2 MALACCA. Sat.— The Malacca Sikh Community gave a tea party at the Rest House to the Chairman of its Advisory Board. Mr F. A S. Caldwell, the Chief Police Officer in honour .of being awarded the Colonial Police Medal in the recent New Year's Honours. Other guests86 words
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222 1955-01-30 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Federation Government announced today the appointment of an 18-mem-ber committee to seek redress to padi cultivators in regard to possible hardship under the recent fall in the Government guaranteed price from Sl7 to $12 a picul. The committee, appointed222 words
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Article95 1955-01-30 2 Midwife Robbed Of $2,300 RAUB, Sat.— In the second daylight robbery of the week. two Chinese armed with daggers, yesterday broke into the house of a midwife here and took away cash and jewellery worth $2,300. The midwife. Low Kirn Ooi. was on duty at the District Hospital when the95 words
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Article256 1955-01-30 2 Improvement In Crime Situation IPOH, Sat.— Cash and property worth $430,000 were stolen in the entire State of Perak during 1954, a Police spokesman revealed at a Press conference here today. During the same period three dangerous gangs in the lower Perak district of Telok256 words
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Article90 1955-01-30 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Federation Government has permitted the public display of the Ceylon national flag on Feb. 4 in honour of the country's National Day The seventh anniversary of Ceylon's independence will be celebrated here with special prayers at the Subramaniam Temple at Scott Road90 words
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Article64 1955-01-30 2 KOTA BAHRU. Sat Speak ing on the "Malaya I Want.^. Ahmad Farouk bin Ifhafc the Sultan Ismail College the first prize in the c o contest sponsored by the Kelantan Youth Council, at Zainab School recently Che Jawahir binti Haji from Zainab School second. Abdullah bin64 words
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Article28 1955-01-30 2 SUNGEI BESI. Sat Sungei Besl branch of Malayan Indian Congress held a prayer meeting. sports meet, and a P" D meeting to celebrate Indian Republic Day.28 words
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Article140 1955-01-30 2 Robbery Planned At Football SEREMBAN. Sat.— Two of three Malays who. during a soccer match, planned to carry out a robbery were sentenced to three years' imprisonment each to be followed by two years' police supervision, by the President of the Sessions Court here, Mr. E. Corbally. Muzalan bin Tibi140 words
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Article, Illustration57 1955-01-30 2 photo. > THE "Cheongsam Queen" J of Singapore, Miss Mar- garet Yip beams happily 2 as she is presented with a cup by Mrs. Aw Cheng J Chye, wife of the 2 managing director of Haw Par Bros. Ltd.. at 1, Raffles Hotel on Friday night. The show wasStandard - 57 words
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Advertisement166 1955-01-30 2 B 1^ ET r^k ifiofiiry'-isa*-_rfi _M__v _fe_k-_^^*_^ -:w S WkWWL *^<Bggcyßf^ im BJn fi "SB _af§2^__ '•^v^^^^^^^i^*''-''- -v Words can never say what a gift of Sheaffer's conveys. Here is a gift from irSPV tne neart to make every milestone a glowing memory. Fcr when you give Sheaffer's new Snorkel166 words
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Advertisement62 1955-01-30 2 W \\fm\ S,| Ulhj I i FT 0 I M I I for i?u«l to the Pr»ri-i I poh before i jm y MAKING jJ bcfvirTß $30 pe-»9 MM \\'HATArT-i?B from THE GH^ I I nrob'.em< Fe- Roa^J M m aged' J guarar.'.ew: j tesdb^ TENDERS are J parti (tan62 words
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Article105 1955-01-30 3 (UMNO, MCA, Malay Union) TO CONTEST FIVE DIVISIONS A TH j ß sfl t£[ V ,iance comprising the UMNO, MCA and the Malay Union, announced yesterday that it will *he April elections to the Singapore J«CT_»- -J* gtt s£L Four of the Alliance candidates will contest the \ssembly105 words
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Article, Illustration160 1955-01-30 3 SPECIALIST TO MAKE-UP CHEONGSAM MANNEQUINS A BOND STREET beauty specialist. Mrs Phyllis Rabone is flying cut to Singapore especially to make up the 10 mannequins who shall be modelling the 16 cheongsams from Hongkong at the Chinese Swimming Clubs fashion show on Feb 6. Her services were obtained through the160 words
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115 1955-01-30 3 UNKNOWN To Take Up UNKNOWN Rejection Issue I M t The Penang division of Party jij iti>fied over the rejection of the nomi- iN candidate Mr. C. ML Ramli, by the *o!fiirr in the West Coast constituency, and Bitter up in the federal Legislative L standard l^rnt today. JKLFHJF. •This115 words
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Article, Illustration142 1955-01-30 3 A six-point election platform issued by the Alliance says that it will fight for multi-lingualism in the Assembly, review and amend the Emergency Regulations and work for a fully elected Legislature. Other planks in the platform: ©The constitution of an authority with a view to helping142 words
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Article154 1955-01-30 3 He'll Join The Fray In Earnest KUALA LUMPUR Sat. 'Tarty Xegara announced today that ';.s Secretary Genera! Dato Onn bin Ja'alar. will devote the whole of his tim- to Party activities irom next Tuesday when his resignation as Federal Horn? Member for RIDA Chairman becomes etiective. "Dato Onn will no154 words
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Article101 1955-01-30 3 PENANG. Sat. Malay school teachers did not have any "selfish motive" towards She National Schools Bill, said nche Ahmad bin Embon. Publicity Officer of the Malay Schools Teachers'. Union, 3 enang and Province Wellesey. He said this last night at a neeting of representatives rom all101 words
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Article74 1955-01-30 3 A MUSICIAN. Sohaini bin Haji Serat. was yesterday sentenced to 13 months' imprisonment in the Singapore Third Criminal District Court after he was convicted lor stealing 40 watches and 20 pens valued at $1,500 from a store at Ayer Rajah Road, on Nov. 15, last year.74 words
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Article62 1955-01-30 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— The President of the Sessions Court, Mr. I. C. C. Rigby, today sentenced Anwar bin Sansuasi. 35. and Abdul Kuluk bin Mahat. 37. to a year's jail each for illegal possession of scrap rubber under the Emergency Regulations. Mr. Rigby also sentenced62 words
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186 1955-01-30 3 ATTAP dwellers in Singa>re whose homes were imaged by floods, fires, temsts or other calamities, will allowed to re-build their uses without fear of prosetion hy either Government the City Council. This relaxation of building licy has been achieved rough representations made the Attap186 words
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Advertisement343 1955-01-30 3 l/tfP. tlMtil Tttfti t" THE WISDOM DENTIST IW IjUU^^jt^^l TELLSWUJOW 4 DANGER-SPOTS' IN THE F\ MOUTH WHERE DECAY OFTEN BEGINS! GIVE THF« PLACES 1 I EXTRA ATTENTION WITH WlbDOM\ THE TOOTHBRUSH THAT'S j if mm \WW SPECIALLY DESIGNED TO CLEAN THEM THOROUGHLY i W DANGE*SPOTS WHERE -WHERE PRESSURE TEETH ARE343 words
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Advertisement454 1955-01-30 3 $19,614 FOR YOU AT AGE 55 Men oi women under 4* Py setting aside regular iionthl", naif-yearly or yearly amounts under the SUN LIFE OF CANADA plan ran t< example, receive at age ">.*> lump sum -$19 614 for men or a private income for life m 1.20 m a454 words
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146 1955-01-30 4 Open Verdict Returned On Baby's Death THE Singapore Coroner. Rlr. EC. T. Alexander, yestcrda,|in returning an open verdict tatcd he was not satisfied Hat the death of a child in tfce General Hospital, soon afteTit had been admitted on Oct %V last year, was due to a rfct bite. The146 words
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Article82 1955-01-30 4 MISS Mabel Lee well-known Singapore soorano has been chosen to act with Miss Lucy Cheng in )r. Si Hsiung's n'.ay. the Western Cnamber. to be produced In March Miss Lee will take the pari of Hung T iang the vivaoioui and ob'iging maid who bring; the82 words
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204 1955-01-30 4 ANG SOO WAH, a ledger clerk in the Pan Hin fee Bank Ltd was alleged to have, soon after hi s arr,st, made a confession to a Singapore magistrate, regardeg certain discrepancies in the accounts. This statement was produced in the Singapore Eighth Police204 words
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Article, Illustration43 1955-01-30 4 photo. CAPTAIN and Mrs. Peter Gooch after their wedding at the St. George's Garrison Church, Tanglin, yesterday. The groom is an officer of the bommerset Light Infantry. The bride, the former Miss Daphne Judd, is on office assistant, Special Branch, CID, Singapore. StandardStandard - 43 words
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Article126 1955-01-30 4 3- WIFE MAN TO PAY $30 A 25-YEAR-OLD Singapore policeman Alias bin Mahmud, who said he had three wives, was yesterday ordered in the First District Court to pa y $30 monthly maintenance to the one he had divorced, with effect from Feb. 1. The plaintiff in the case was126 words
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Article189 1955-01-30 4 SINGAPORE Diary PEOPLE'S ACTION PARTY: Public meeting at Victoria Memorial Hall 515 oni Princess Elizabeth comMIMTV CENTRE: Third annual meeting at PEE Community Centre 10 30 a m ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL: Fun Fair opening 10 am RAF banrl 330 nm Police dogs" display 4 :i m Squate .lancing 530 nm189 words
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184 1955-01-30 4 Sailor Rebuked For Laughing In Court A SEAMAN, Huong Eng Chee was severely rebuked by a Singapore magistrate yesterday for laughing in court. Huong, who was summonec. for neglecting to maintain ar. illegitimate child, laughed anr declared that the mother o: the child was not his wife. 1 This is184 words
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430 1955-01-30 4 Whitfield Throws A Spanner Into Students Confab KUALA LUMPUk, Sat.— The second annual conference of the Pan-Malayan Students' Federation opened with a sensation here today when the Federation's acting Member for Education, Mr. L. D. Whitfield, tried to have the conference stopped. Minutes before the conference was due to begin430 words
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395 1955-01-30 4 Replanting Will Not Help Rubber Output MANCHESTER January 21 (Reuter) The Manchest r Guardian yesterday submitt< d that Malaya's present need is for a much larger output >f, rubber at the lowest possib le cost and that this can be provide fo r only by new plar t- ing Replanting395 words
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Advertisement327 1955-01-30 4 You must read the STANDARD every day for the latest news and pictures of local and foreign fashions, for film features and the latest film gossip from London and Hollywood. Every Friday we publish the top book-reviews and on Saturdays theatre notes and also music news _.^_!^__^P^_l_^^^^^^ __fc *^_^*»> m327 words
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Advertisement441 1955-01-30 4 CAPITOL #*M Cm -.fit R|M^M JANE WYMAN FJI >■ ROCK HUDSON W|flfl j BARBARA RUSH W/S *GN£S MOO«tHtAO M*tt "Jj 'f^ i iii ii urn yM^JM 'i MAGNIFICENT OBSESgjfl Ist Big CompetitS I Camera Conf CS V WHAT IS YOUR MAG\IHU\| BSf^H (Your Most Treosurcd P ot '^I VALUABLE PRIZES441 words
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Article, Illustration231 1955-01-30 5 CHRISTINE DIEMER - His Aim To UNKNOWN YOU Pray CHRISTINE DIEMER by in S.ngapore ..nticiL February originator of Prayer America in has three New Buenos F< fc>. 17 Catholic .1 impur i 21, irusade, l the world family ilarly when he ordination, ease tate him for through Christ, he about a :,;>hop ing231 words
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Article159 1955-01-30 5 UNKNOWN Energy Cure For TB? I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I -1 m m of H of I two small bottles of aroma-, 11 labelled 'cosmic, iTgy* the dose being, be one to five drops twice159 words
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Article48 1955-01-30 5 Found In Well Suicide A VERDICT of suicide while of unsound mind was returned yesterday at the inquiry into the death of a 52-year-old housewife. Rosa Tai Sye Keo. who was found drowned in a well in her home on Dec. 7. last year, at Upper Serangoon Road.48 words
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Article46 1955-01-30 5 i lIM -jß_^fc AfOST of the farmers tn- terviewed suffered untold hardships since *hey were uprooted from their homes three years ago. This is the story told by a typical villager who has five children "We've been living in our little hut over there (point-46 words
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1092 1955-01-30 5 GAP BETWEEN GOVT. AND VILLAGERS IS TOO WIDE The Battle for winning over the hearts and minds of the thousands of- new villagers in the Federation has begun, but 'gmtxthat By A Special it r M I Correspondent H 'ci«sOß_i«Sßß«ai!iKBSßCSsn_i THE first phase of the Emergency in resettling more than1,092 words
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Article168 1955-01-30 5 T IKE thousands of other new pillagers, this family of ten bore the brunt of the Emergency, they still bear it today and they will stay that way as long as the Emergency lasts The conversation never once touched on the terrorists. But it was obvious by the look168 words
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Article142 1955-01-30 5 AFTER a lull of several months due principally to the inclement weather, the Outboard Eoating Club of Singapore has arranged a regatta on Sunday. Feb. 13, off Ponggol Point The regatta comprises three events that are due to start at 9 a.m. First event is the Flying142 words
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200 1955-01-30 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE BIG social event of the year given by the American Association of Malaya in Singapore, the annual George Washington dinner and ball on Saturday, Feb. 19, will not be held at the new American Club, on Scotts Road, as was200 words
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Article90 1955-01-30 5 "NEW FACES" a combined Seivices entertainment party will be arriving in Singapore on Feb. 7 from Hongkong and Korea to entertain troops in Malaya. The party, consisting of four entertainers, will tour the Federation and then return to Singapore at the beginning of March, when they90 words
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Article151 1955-01-30 5 Busmen To Start Pay Talks THE Singapore Bus Workers Union has decided to send a delegation to negotiate with officials of the Paya Lebar Bus Company on Feb 5. on the demands put forward by the Company's employees for revision of pay and better conditions of work. The demands are151 words
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Article66 1955-01-30 5 THE second exhibition ol 1955 by the Singapore Art Society, and its sixth annual Open 'Photographic Exhibition, will be opened officially by Mr J Lampton Berry, United States Consul General in Singapore st the British Council Hall, on Feb. 4, at 530 p.m. The exhibition will be66 words
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Advertisement50 1955-01-30 5 G i„„t Super-6 Clipped »o 1 TOKYO I I COHH t CT IHOl HOC L 1 S a .V 1 «V«-A« I Call your gravel l^^Singapor. I I Mansfield Co., U ;put>penang m X- m^ EXP£»''NCIB AI«L!N£ Pa/vAMMVM BRAND ENGLISH CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BLACKBERRIES GOOSEBERRIES GOLDEN PLUMS GARDEN PEAS.50 words
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Article917 1955-01-30 6 Press Pulpit A WRITER ln an American journal has reached a conclusion that has never, to our knowledge, been given publicity before. He avers that -historically and in a very real sense, ~£J*~~ and the pulpit are partners." All newspai*men the majonty of whom seldom, if ever, remember917 words
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Article, Illustration232 1955-01-30 6 Your Real Life fold. Would you ii kr M. know whai the Mara indicate foi you -ome ol tout pail i-xuri-ienrr*. your -Ironit ami t»r- k n----l» *oui cliance t«> i*»i ihr -«kil» ol Pundit I .iMirir inilla m«i*l tuition* A*troloaer who by ap'iUiniK the232 words
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Article, Illustration1148 1955-01-30 6 The New Man With THE WHIP Toughest and roughest of them a 11...' CASSANDRA is now in South Africa— seeing for himself what makes that land the unhappiest country in the world. Today, in the first of a series of disturbing, revealing reports, he writes about the new men in1,148 words
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Article482 1955-01-30 6 TIDAL WAVE OF BEER KILLED 40 giTTING down to his evening meal in a basement near St. ""^es's Circus, London, a man was grumbling to his wife because he had only enough u...:0y to buy one pint of beer to go wl'.h his bread. Suddenly the house was shaken by482 words
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Advertisement83 1955-01-30 6 To CALtJjI BANGKOK, RANGOON, H r I SAIGON. HAIPHo\ c j MANILA. JESSELTON. s 1 a British airline, wi'h British Piw tenance Engineers; and able, is a reg* to offer low fares with a very hiri comfort, efficiency and punctuality. 1 ifilfll 11 i-W Consult- Moloyon Air*.* Lk Oceon Building,83 words
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Article, Illustration1827 1955-01-30 7 Their Love Almost KILLED ME Especially Mrs. X& Y&Z SAMMY KING 'pHE London landlady must surely be the most misunderstood person in the world. Her many acts of kindness to the lodger should make for happy living. But bless their motherly hearts, the reverse could be1,827 words
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Article, Illustration82 1955-01-30 7 i i~A-mim U pr» included among the 7,000 who enrolled at Sydney NEARLY 300 Asian students J^^Sd ta^U of the University's 10 faculties The University last year They ar e "2 11^ the Co lombo Plan was Instituted, numbers have increased st a *^J^ in hotels or with private Some82 words
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Article, Illustration71 1955-01-30 7 Yes, this is me and my Mum— she's ballerina Beryl Grey, the dancer with tbe longest legs in the Sadler's Wells ballet company. Mum hasn't been dancing for eighteen months all because I came along. My name's Inguar, and now that I'm old enough to toddle.Mirrorpis - 71 words
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Advertisement138 1955-01-30 7 sew jY slim SEW IT FULL! fs£ different silhouettes in one 66 Quick Easy' 9 Bu tterick Pa ttern. Make it up in fn\ op*^ Tootal L YSTA 7 Z ]L«L I FT We have a new selection Ml N^£^ >f this well known JLJ /^\^s\\ ;rease-resisting material, \\/J \Vv>138 words
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702 1955-01-30 8 DOUGLAS FOSTER - DOUGLAS FOSTER by IT is not often realised that of the thousands of people killed or maimed on the roads of the world each year, 98 per cent are experienced drivers. In most cases they have been driving in good weather, on good roads702 words
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Article, Illustration949 1955-01-30 8 QUEEN'S CASTLE - QUEEN'S CASTLE by THE TOURNAMENT which we awaited so long has just concluded. It was a fine piece of work on the part of the organisers and Singapore Chess bodies will now have obtained some indication of the standard of play in the colony. It should949 words
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Article, Illustration14 1955-01-30 8 "I may be a little late, my dear I've met an old garaening pal."14 words
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Article511 1955-01-30 8 PAN you describe fully 2? what i s a grilse? Could they be found in our waters. A. LAM, Singapore! A grilse is in th e fourth stage in the growth of a salmon. A Salmon is a fresh water fish but choose s to stay in the511 words
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Advertisement608 1955-01-30 8 NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD ANO HAMBURG -AMERIK A LINIE lOINI SIRVICE To Colombo. Cenoa Marseille*. Antwerp Rotterdam. Hambutt O Bremen Spore p Swam Penang HISSENSTIIN (LLOYD) 3 J r < FRANKFURT (HAPAG) 8/11 Feb 12Feb 13Feb HAMBURG (HAPAG) 26 Feb/3 Mor 4 Mor Mor BAYERNSTEIN (LLOYD) 18/2 Mor 24 Mor 25 Mor608 words
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Advertisement307 1955-01-30 8 EAST ASIATIC l SAILINGS 10 CONI, NtN Port p x) "ASIA" K,NA 20/25 f, k «mi MIONIA" f B «6/2j^ xmx) "FALSTRIA"' i S/ 9 M Nd Calls Beyrouth c*n., Mr Call* Cdvnia d *Ni xxx) Colls Leixocs, London xxx.) Call, London Po,s cngc^n SAILINCS FROM SCANDINavu* "MEONIA" for Bangkok307 words
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Article614 1955-01-30 9 -c^ For _1 Mog' c > i° n- l.sten >*z w I rSOS •a r it now I I AZ^ one could speak through c microphone direct to t~e jungle terrorists. 4 S we flew back from our mission one of the RAF men told614 words
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764 1955-01-30 9 James Peter Chin - James Peter Chin By 19c undergraduate in the University of Malaya is far better 1 the average undergraduate of any American University. h many students in Malaya do not realise until they ne of the many Universities in the States. r- I y r764 words
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Article, Illustration44 1955-01-30 9 V>me on in. the water* fine. That's what pretty Carol W Abney seems to be saylnf as she P^PfT" tt' J J«P in the ocean at Miami Beach She's wearing a black bathing suit edged at the top with pearls.— U.P. PixU.P.; Pix - 44 words
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Article, Illustration717 1955-01-30 9 gELIEVE it or not, Singapore had a Town Planning Committee as early as 1832, when Telok Ayer (now the heart of the city) was considered "out of the way" and when Stamford Road canal was called Freshwater Stream. These facts and many others are717 words
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Article, Illustration9 1955-01-30 9 "Fishing? Not me! I'm teaching this worm to swim.*9 words
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Advertisement209 1955-01-30 9 Yw It > What you can learn by dragging I ,p„ k 5. f rarker's new Electro-Polished Jr Points are the I ff smoothest U ever made MkmWM rpHis proves the incredible smooth- Result: absolute smoothness. MMW X ness of the Parker "51" Pcn'bnew Be sure to try one of209 words
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Article, Illustration37 1955-01-30 10 Only two yards from the goai. Harry Hooper slams the ball in and England are 4 l up in the England Under 21 vs Italy Under 21 match played at Stamford Bridge last Wednesday.37 words
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Article193 1955-01-30 10 ADELAIDE, Jan. 29, (AP)-America's hopes of sweeping the Australian National tennis singles and doubles championships— in addition to the U.S. Davis Cup triumph over the Australians in December— blew up today. i often beat him in driving rallies and volleying winners from the net. Tony Trabert.193 words
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Article123 1955-01-30 10 LAHORE. Jan 28 (ReutersKhan Mohammad, a late choice for the Pakistan Test team to meet India tomorrow has refused to ol« v in the match. In a statement to the press tonight Khan Mohammed said he was "shocked at the treatment' he hai received and123 words
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Article, Illustration54 1955-01-30 10 Savioni Scores -From A Fantastic Throw Savioni (right), Italy's OUTSIDE LEFT, heads Italy's only goal from a throw-in take on the RIGHT > WING. Right half and captain, Corradi, hurled the ball THIRTY YARDS. It bounced over Smith's head, and Savioni, moving in unmarked from the left wing, nodded the54 words
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304 1955-01-30 10 Poor Finishing Put SCC Out Of Senior KO Tourney Latiff Wanderers 2, S.C.C 1. GOOD goalkeeping by Mohamed Noor bin Noontil enabled Latiff Wanderers to beat Singapore Cricket Club by two goals to one in the first round of the Singapore Hockey Association's senior knockout match played on the S.C304 words
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Article769 1955-01-30 10 JIM STEWART - JIM STEWART Humble South In Final Onslaught By North j; 1 goal. tries, > I penalty goal j J Referee r, The Teams: U NORTH DWS Martin v c nery H Joseph TJ 8e,," \>* f. L. Hewitt. CH Murph\ <>'*& Laurie. JH Marriott769 words
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Article146 1955-01-30 10 Swedes Like To Play Here DR PAUL FABER manager of the famed Zurich Grasshoppers of Switzerland, said on arrival at Kallang Airport yesterday that his team was willing to play a few matches in the Colony if it could be arranged with the Singapore Amateur Football Association. The Swedish soccer146 words
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Article343 1955-01-30 10 LONDON. Jan. 29 I Reuter Following are the home football results: F.A. CUP FOURTH ROUND Birmingam C. 2, Bolton W 1. Bishop Aland 1. York C. 3 Bristol R 1. Chelsea 3. Doncaster R 0. As ton V. 0. Everton 0. Liverpool 4. Hartlepoois U. 1. N'ham343 words
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Article36 1955-01-30 10 DRA WN GAME Kent Youngsters drew with Arsenal Sports Club in a friendly soccer match played at Farrer Park yesterday. Francis scored both goals for Kent, while Ganasan and Robert equalised for the Arsenal Sports Club.36 words
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228 1955-01-30 10 Ooi Ong UNKNOWN The Hard UNKNOWN Thomas Cup J IPOH. Sat. World champions, Ooi Teik Hock and Ong Poh Lim. did not have everything their way against the young: challenge of Tan Jin Eong and Lim Kee Fong who made them fight for every point in the first night of228 words
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326 1955-01-30 10 first Lomrany collecting 56 ChamA- W °u n the Shimming Championship Shield (presented by the Officers of the f" Bineei Regiment) ior the sth yeai in succession at the Singapore Boys Brigade seventh annual swimrnL Ca 2 U V ai held the terclTy326 words
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Advertisement108 1955-01-30 10 LLOYD TRIESTINO I TO i HONGKONG SPECIALLY REDUCED ROUND -VOYAGE FARES FIRST CLASS $617 < TOURIST $351 INCLUDING STAY ON BOARD IM HONGKONG WITH ALL MEALS AVAILABLE SINCAPORE HONCKONC SINCAPORE DEPARTS ARR. PEP. ARRIVES "ASIA- 21/2/55 25/2 27/2 2/3~* "VICTORIA" 22/3 26/3 28/3 31/3 "ASIA 21/4 25/4 27/4 30/4 "VIC10RIA"108 words
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Advertisement89 1955-01-30 10 Me (Uwnmd synti TITONi c*7 iff ALL RACING CYCUSIS <jj These Cycles 0 PARKES ij^r_| ff !1 HUP TECK TRADING CO known to racn v of Distinctive Lightweu. r have always been catt throughout Singapore arm present stock comprises an 1955 Superlightweight moa« sive lightweights and djo J track and89 words
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Article, Illustration969 1955-01-30 11 Lj ANDY ROZARIO, FRANKLY SPEAKING OW the trumpets! Beat the drums! Chime the bells? no, 'these nay, not any for Malayan Hockey. „t even after all the dexterity, technique and knack, the fabulous t im e diffused to us not very969 words
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Article918 1955-01-30 11 LEONG HEW MENG - Has Wong Met His Master? LEONG HEW MENG We 'll Know The Answer Today By IPOH, Sat. Not since the days of the Wong Peng Soon Ooi Teik Hock clashes has there been a match as fascinating in its imagination as the one arranged for tomorrow when Wong Peng Soon918 words
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Article, Illustration40 1955-01-30 11 PHILIP Rozario, captain of the Selangor Indian Invitation soccer team is seen here receiving the trophy from Mr. John Brazier, Trade Union Adviser, Federation of Malaya, when the Indians beat Selangor Rangers, 1954 FAS Cup chaynpions, 3-0.40 words
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497 1955-01-30 11 RAFMAN - RAFMAN By THE Combined Services rugger team is leaving today for Hong Kong to play at least two games there. They will be playing Combined Services Hong Kong on Wednesday Feb. 2 and Hong Kong Civilians on Saturday Feb. 5. I Th c party497 words
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Article76 1955-01-30 11 THE following will represent Johore against H.M.S. Consort at Johore Bahru on Wednesday, kick off 5 p.m.:E. L. Lawley. P Spark. Lt. C. J. Pike 2nd Lt.' S M. ScottW. D. A. Adamson,' Lt F. C. Batten C. J. Pingree, Lt J. McM Wilder Sgt A K. Marshall,76 words
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Article39 1955-01-30 11 THE third annual general meeting of the Rajaji Sports Club will be held at 6 p.m. today at the Ceylon Tamils Association Hall, 11, Handy Road (behind Cathay building). All members are requested to attend this meeting39 words
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Article622 1955-01-30 12 A USSIES LEAD BY 226 RUNS Maddocks Johnson Make Grand Stand ADELAIDE, Jan. 29 (Reuter) A run-a-minure ninth wicket stand of 92 runs in 95 minutes helped Australia to total 323 in their first innings on the second day of the fourth cricket test here. England replied with 57 for622 words
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80 1955-01-30 12 "Melancholy Moments' For Menzies LONDON. Jan. 28 (Reuter) The Australian Prime Minister, Mr. R.G. Mcnries, said in a television press conference recorded here today that he had spent "a few malancholu moments" listening to this morning's comvientary from Adelaide of the fourth England-Aus-tralian cricket match The Prime Minister, who sat80 words
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Article2470 1955-01-30 12 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD THRILLING MILE FINISH By IN a thrilling neck to neck hnisn, tsroaasiae, Drilliantly handled by Jackie Tait, beat t ofl fa strong chalenze by Never A Blank to win the main mile race for class one horses at Bukit Timah yesterday, opening Say2,470 words
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Article341 1955-01-30 12 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD By ON a heavy track at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. Toucan, with Tait up, and Flushing, were the best workers, returning three furlongs in 39 4/5 sec. Toucan, on the rail, strode out attractively all the way, finishing a long head in front341 words
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Advertisement188 1955-01-30 12 Australia Ist Innings 129. 175, 182, 212. 229, 321. Colin McDonald c May Bowling M R w b Appleyard 48 26 j 4 85 3 A h h T r -J?n° rriS C EvaDS 25 Statham 19 470 0 b Tyson £«> d-ji^v 1* 3 39 3 Jim Burke c188 words
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Advertisement64 1955-01-30 12 BIG SWEEP i TOTAL POOL $295,898 Ist Prize No. *****4— *****54 2nd Prize No. *****9— S 66,577 3rd Prize No. *****2—$ 36,987 STARTERS: ($3,362 each) Nos: *****6, *****6, *****0, *****3, *****0, *****9, *****2,' *****9, *****5, *****4. *****6. CONSOLATION ($2,219 each) Nos: *****6, *****6, *****2, *****6, *****5, *****0, *****8, *****3, *****9,64 words
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Article128 1955-01-30 13 CIX German children, four girls and two boys ranging from six to ten years old, have just spent a week in London working in Warwick Productions' Technicolor film for Columbia. "A Prize of Gold." They were chosen from fifty children used in the film during Berlin128 words
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Article98 1955-01-30 13 PRODUCER Fred Kohl- mar has put the "Give Me a Band and My Baby" production number before the Cinemascope Technicolor cameras at Columbia for the musical version of "My Sister Eileen," with Richard Quine directing. The number, based on the Leo Robin-Jule Styne song of the same name,98 words
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Article409 1955-01-30 13 JAMES BACON - JAMES BACON J HOLLYWOOD. 4 VISIT to Jimmy J Durante's modest home in Beverly Hills is an experience not unlike J trying to drive to the Rose Bowl 10 minutes beJ for e game time. The crush is terrific. I've been to Durante's many times. J409 words
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Article, Illustration696 1955-01-30 13 BERNARD McELWAINE - BERNARD McELWAINE By 10 PAGE 1 ...They Don't Give Our Young Heroes A Chance... MAN who could have done us all a big favour by shooting Gary Cooper is visiting London. His name is Mr. Harold Hec h t, associate producer of Coopers latest film of Mexican696 words
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Article, Illustration51 1955-01-30 13 Sc reen Star Photo. THE Association of Film Writers and Newsmen gave a party in honour of film celebrities and awarded medals to prominent members of the Italian film world at Rome's Hotel Grand, on Jan. 15. Photo shows: Italian screen star and pin-up queen Silvana Pampanini at the party.A.P. - 51 words
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Article, Illustration725 1955-01-30 14 I'm Anchored To Bacall a DONALD ZEC Goes Sailing With a Humphrey Bogart, Who Says... I FILM'I PAGE 2 1 (And The Half-Million Dollars She's Got Stacked Away) BUT SHELLEY f S\ Bound For Eng- land-In Search Of A Husband r AM sailinff on the 1 150 ft. yacht Santana725 words
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Article666 1955-01-30 14 Bridget Jones - Bridget Jones Ky TJTSTORY is certainly reAA peating itself as far as the ciner a goes anyway. A few weeks ago an actor remarked jokin^iv that so many biblical and historical films were being mad that cowboys were having to take chariot driving lessons to make sure of666 words
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Article536 1955-01-30 15 MARY BROWN - Carriage ON A Mortgage MARY BROWN yg U CAN'T PCT^. By jn.l t h,t r i-' J te/usec/ ii This Is going to be I moment.' "Instead, she told me she lvi .mother chap, and on principle could not see me ui\ more. I was dumb>mnk that she should treat536 words
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Article288 1955-01-30 15 ROBERT GOLDENSTEIN - UNKNOWN Men The UNKNOWN Sex? ROBERT GOLDENSTEIN came as a surprise. try health insurance -how more females males utilize this o. k G. Dickinson. Ph. ifM director, said it believed when the ey started that no more 4o to 45 per cent of patients would be evidence of higher :tal288 words
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Article, Illustration188 1955-01-30 15 'THE VELVETEEN LEOP--1 \RI> IS THE FAYOl KITE. AND IT'S THE EASIEST, CHEAPEST AND QUICKEST TO MAKE. If you're a girl who feels the cold, this jungle-warm mtltu is the thing for you. Here's how to make it: To fit a 36in. bust you will need one and188 words
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Article, Illustration190 1955-01-30 15 Top Jeff:— 'Picotin* in cotton fabric, with medium brown stripes on light beige background. Note the fulness of the pleated skirt. Neckline is the classic 'V. (U.P. Photo.) Top Centre: Styled to flatter the feminine figure with hip stress, bust emphasis and back movement is this emerald and white190 words
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Article244 1955-01-30 15 GERREE READ - GERREE READ AY'HETHER the H. Line is for you or not. whether yoi like your clothes severe or fu one thing you can be sure of. if you wear stripes you will be right. You will be right, and in the forefront of fashion because stripes244 words
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Article103 1955-01-30 15 THE Public Morality Council and other civic bodies have received help from an unexpected quarter in their campaign against nudity on the stage the public Yes, the public weary of show after show offering little beyond undraped young ladies in statue-like poses, is beginning103 words
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Advertisement120 1955-01-30 13 TJ R«alli) ARE I^lmilder lnm ifiyi/|CH9 i m iij lllfilllH I *z<^s^r^^dv< M H I *****1-i 3*ji>t>s')',* <} < II II 11/llfll-l *\*i *t* 111 *****11-Imiiilil-I **)*^<'iw<s^^s*s^ HI _____v YOUR SOUND INVESTMENT FOR 1955. 11 1 MODEL 440 BO— DRY BATTERY RECEIVER i Large mahogany-coloured cabinet with 5 Push-Buttons for120 words
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Advertisement558 1955-01-30 14 CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS 5 SHOWS DAILY! riTUkV^A 11 A.M. 1.45, 4.15, LJ9lf flfllff 'ffj 6.45 9.30 P.M. ***** A\i cr*Dmonro mßfh 10th RIOTOUS DAY TODAY! DON'T MISS IT!! Cinemascope i .*>* J J JANE_POWELL-HOWARD KEEL Pll^~M'<.-M CINKM.ASCOPK MI SIC AL OVERTURE THIEVING M AOPIK" TODAY MS am THi: PICKPOCKET" r*558 words
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Advertisement259 1955-01-30 14 IffiSHAWjRorJ 2m> Miohtv J Warner-Color and H stereophonic Sound "■CRUSII ♦REX HARRISON VIRGINIA MAYO.; I COMINC 1 4. Winner of The «old.n n ar st I -GOLDEN OEM J slarrint Fujik,, V.,„,.,m,„„ ™W Dialogue Hi ,l. I t v|| > übll *Sl Today <jary 4 at 9 a.m. Cooper in259 words
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Advertisement44 1955-01-30 15 F OttKf mitrs A T:- ■>. IS --.-rscd j Ma Tfs •ALIO KMMq voui 3 o> a ffer" fIFEB. 28 55 I CO.. LTD M T** (Beans •tt Puis I Women P n I Xl cJ sL h •»»ti« r i z K>i _2 tsS_?»3r*_!44 words
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Advertisement83 1955-01-30 15 I\WJ 'MsM&SE* happu XyaS \__W_p\l_P_fi r i j W wiv) because 7 s sewn on a h PFAFF /IM rrMrr /^7 <0 1 VV^ THE \>. WORLD'S I I l A BEST I I l SEWINC V V MACHINE and the only onr with a CERTIFICATE OF LIFETIME GLARASTEE Sole83 words
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Article, Illustration1293 1955-01-30 16 Simone de Beauvoir - A WICKED WAY TO USE A BABY Simone de Beauvoir •a DO A W v iC i C J O V *v NH^V By BECOMING a mother is not always enough to crown a woman's life. There are a great many mothers who are unhappy, embittered, unsatisfied. To regard the1,293 words
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804 1955-01-30 16 HERE are tasty but simple recipes which every woman must cut out tor the scrapbook. Macaroni-Stuffed Peppers Four large green peppers, II cups cooked ihovti i macaroni, 2-3 rd cup diced cheese, 2-3 rd cup d ced ,r i tomatoes salt, pepper paprika804 words
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Advertisement284 1955-01-30 16 What more can you do keeping A family FIT AND well is no easy job. You make sure they get good, wholesome meals. You see that they have plenty of fresh air and sleep. And yet sometimes they get over-tired and listless, and pick up infections and illnesses. How can284 words
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Advertisement31 1955-01-30 16 DOES WOMAN REALLY W \NT SEXUAL EQUALITY? WII A T W O I L D SHE LOSE? WII A T WOL L D SHE GAIN? READ THE SECOND SEA NEXT WEEK.31 words
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Article, Illustration643 1955-01-30 21 COMBER CLARKE - The 'Double Life' Of Vicki Martin COMBER CLARKE Surrey- j, on< j some an( f a u _I_roioh C°° ch Behor M flno andmother of beautiful Martin. London's Golden marry. you u- in yer > soon with VAL, W J on his card. Lfe» cord be 9 r °y° 1643 words
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612 1955-01-30 21 GEORGE MELL - RED GLOVES SIGNAL: 'HUSBAND WANTED' 'TODAY all smart women wear gloves, so hus- bands and sweethearts are usually safe in choos- ing them as a present. But there was a time when a man had to be careful in giving gloves to women. < The gift of a single glove612 words
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Article, Illustration193 1955-01-30 21 PRINCESS MARGARET has chosen three striking new colours which British women will be wearing next spring and summer. Top flight fashion designers who usually influence all important colour selections, did not get a look in. Very politely the British Colour Council were told that Princess193 words
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Article752 1955-01-30 21 Pen Pals 0* J Miss DOLLY TAN, 215- -> C, Changi Rd.. Singapore 14. 2 (16). swimming, movies, J social. picnics, cycling, J dancing, songs collecting, singing and general corres--2 pondence. i MISS. MABEL ONG, 215-C, Changi Road, Singapore 14. J (15), swimming, movies, social, picnics, cycling. 2 dancing, songs752 words
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Article, Illustration27 1955-01-30 21 photo m t^uoA «itu annreciation as pretty Gall Norton marched smartly A raws '•UXfeKXttJ^&sttL2?& ivy leaf design, was among urcsses ana UPUP - 27 words
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Advertisement153 1955-01-30 21 aKolyno- foam all-round action |R?v! _^__v ffe i r ';--< > Ant i enzyme }t_3 j 'c;;;_> in Kolynos' fights tooth decay hat live t J with bacteria in left- J lues i-ray the j at more than j *jß.*Ko!rnoa* contains 1 de^trovs enzvmea _r ■^■■awtroyin^ the cause of j153 words
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Article, Illustration51 1955-01-30 22 LEFT: 'Apples and Grapes' by Mrs. Cathy Yeang of 29 New Lane, Penang. Loidomet, f 16, 1/lOth, Perutz. HE LOW: •Portrait' by Loi Kia Siang Hill, Singapore L Luang of 10 Ann Airesflex, f 5.6, 1/50 th, •Agfa. ABOVE: 'Effort' by Tho Kuan Mm 15MericanRoad,Pena^: Solida, fBJ/*****i51 words
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Advertisement64 1955-01-30 22 __l____ir^ *_S__B '''''_>'^S-----__ _P ___F .V^^siP^r'vfi^HK: There is a feeling of restfulness throughout the house. Worry and anxiety have given place to relief and cheerfulness BABY IS ON COW GATE NOW Look at him! All chuckles and chubbiness weight increasing sound bones forming brimming with health, happiness and vitality. HE64 words
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Advertisement161 1955-01-30 22 SPEAKING OF PICTLRES' I Name M Address M Camera Used -I Aperture —^H Speed Film J "TITHES" m High Quality-Low Prices <M i PAXETTE II M .Jm\ < 3 F2.8 Kara Prontor _Z/f5^H SVS 51 75 \\ifs F2.8 Westor MM. SVS $185 lißflfl < IM Model F2.8 Kate U <161 words
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1083 1955-01-30 23 MARITA ROSS - MARITA ROSS s,_a A*****************/ I By i f ft» S ==r th FANTASTIC ll MARRIAGES— 4 c,urt> M would these m+B havC ife h0 P centur>, the dubi{Girl Friend Lm m f m hgM world.* J I rauti- m nirigur-l the J norr than1,083 words
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Article, Illustration52 1955-01-30 23 She's In Switches INSTEAD of being Immersed in the usual apples or grapes, pretty Marilyn Oly is lounging in a veritable "haymow" of tiny mercury switches at the Minneapolis-Honeywell plant. The little electrical units, ►widely used in industry and increasingly now in homes are the t first ever to be52 words
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Article, Illustration35 1955-01-30 23 Pictures. I*EE charming belly dancers who are now creating a sensation in a nightclub in Is-) lf} *ycre (from left): Gulsen Ecex, Gu!r Moray and 15-year-old Turkan Samil, A. P.A.P. - 35 words
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Article268 1955-01-30 23 George Mell - POLICE HELMETS SOLD AS TOP HATS George Mell By BJ t0 imagine rj "fore useI J*«ely un lav Wome ns C *m went /J* ,esn| an 4r a chalft n 7 i' I P '"c re- a lost property sale in Manchester were amused when someone bought 250 odd gloves268 words
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Article101 1955-01-30 23 PATIENCE STRONG - PATIENCE STRONG ii| ir I W there be trho 1 tread an even path from day to day. There j are rough and rutted [h patches on the brightest t fay. Just when you're enjoying life and marching with a swing some* thing always comes101 words
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Article, Illustration51 1955-01-30 23 NOT many motor scooters get as much atten- tion in Miami Beach as this one. French actress Yvonne Menard wears a mink jacket over her bathing suit because it *ets mighty breezy along > I the way as she drives this thing to work each day.UP; Pix - 51 words
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Article, Illustration840 1955-01-30 23 Ronald Maxwell - Ronald Maxwell By t TT may take you five minutes to read this and in that time 10,000 people in j: Britain will have swallowed pills prescribed by their doctors and as many again will have taken ones they bought. p The rate at which840 words
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Article133 1955-01-30 24 THE Churchill EPIC 2 CIR Winston had not long been out of uniform before he found himself on the way to another war against the Boers. Once more he represented a London paper, this time at the unheard-of rate of £250 a month with all expenses paid. His big adventure133 words
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Article, Illustration600 1955-01-30 24 A doctor hypnotist gives his answer to 'eyes open all night' brigade IF you are one of the millions of people who wage a battle with sleep every night— lT IS TIME YOU WOKE UP— TO SEND YOURSELF TO SLEEP. You don't have to stay awake. What600 words
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995 1955-01-30 24 CYRIL DARK - £25 Reward For Winston 'Dead Or Alive' CYRIL DARK OITPIC one described Churchill's school life, his three tries before he possed V ?ZZZ 8 »he entrance exam for Sondhurst Military Academy, his joining U A the Fourth Hussars, his first book, and hie sojourn in India Now^v/ By BEARDED MAN995 words
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Article688 1955-01-30 24 HAVE YOU A ZEST FOR LIFE? JJAVE you a zest for life, AJ or are you allowing a. lazy attitude to keep you in a rut? Laziness is a strange thing It can interfere with your ambitions, your love life, your happiness. The odd thing is that many people do688 words
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