Sunday Standard, 26 June 1955
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Title Section13 1955-06-26 1 SUNDAY TIGER STANDARD °I SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 1955 24 PAGES 20 CENTS13 words
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Article152 1955-06-26 1 Final Edition A FTER TEN YEARS 0 F BLINDNESS HE SEES AGAIN: This happened to 34-year-o ld Peter Barr. On Page 13 he tells how he felt when after ten years of blindness he suddenly emerged into a bright new world and saw his fnends and the girl he loves152 words
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Article67 1955-06-26 1 WASHINGTON. June 25. (Router > General Matthew Ridsway, retiring chief of staff of the United States Army and former Supreme United Nations Commander m Korea, and General Mark Clark, who also commanded the United Nations forces m the Far East, have been named as honorary Knights67 words
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Article78 1955-06-26 1 RED China's Prime Minister. Mr. Chou En-lai. is expected to be a passenger aboard one of two specially chartered Indian Airlines Skymasters. scheduled to pass through Singapore today. The Standard understands that the planes have been chartered to fly a group of YIP Chinese government officials78 words
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Article34 1955-06-26 1 WASHINGTON. June 25 (AP) The U.S. Senate passed a resolution honouring Miss Helen Keller for her "vast contributions to the well-being of all humanity." Miss Keller celebrates her 75th birthday next Monday.34 words
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Article, Illustration98 1955-06-26 1 U NU GOES I BACKSTAGE *.IIP. pnoro. ON Friday, U Nit who has left for the Unitdd States entered New "Vorfc; Hospital for a complete medical check-up." A spoitesman of the Premier said title examination was "purely* routine." 'THE Prime Minister of A Burma, U98 words
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Article218 1955-06-26 1 7 Was Ordered To Carry Out 'Overt Activities In Union LOW WAH LIM, one ot the seven Singapore Unionists arrested a fortnight ago, admitted m court yesterday that he had specific instructions to carry out overt activities m the Spinning Workers' Union. "I was instructed by218 words
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Article460 1955-06-26 1 LAST NIGHT'S FOREIGN NEWS 19 KILLED AS 2 INDIAN PLANES COLLIDE NEW DELHI, June 25 (Reuter)— Nineteen Indian servicemen were killed when two Indian Air Force Dakotas collided m mid-air this morning near Agra 120 miles south-east of New Delhi. Both planes were460 words
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Article187 1955-06-26 1 Acute Shortage Sends 'Barons' Into A Huddle AN unprecedented shortage of rubber for near shipment caused Singapore rubber prices to spiral upwards to the highest levels for more than three years, first grade July shipment closing at $1,144 per lb. yesterday, a rise of 4J cents on187 words
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260 1955-06-26 1 PAP Challenges Government THE People's Action Party of Singapore will be the first to support the punishment of any person who enrages m illegal plots or acts of violence, the General Secretary of PAP, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said m a statement yesterday. But,260 words
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154 1955-06-26 1 SHE STRIPPED AT STAG PARTY And It Was Not Ants That Made Her Do It MIAMI, Florida, June 25 CAP) City Judge Cecil Curry could determine no reason for strip dancer Toni Rave to take all of hep clothes off before 150 used car dealers at a stag party here.154 words
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Article762 1955-06-26 1 Inspector Loh Sai Kit, who had long been connected with police detection of Communist subversion, told the court that on searching Low's cubicle he found the following documents: A diary written In Chinese recording Low's personal activities and his activities m the Union. 9 Two762 words
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Article, Illustration55 1955-06-26 2 photo. ACTRESS Natasha Parry, daughter of a Singapore newspaper executive, rehearses a bubble bath scene at Lime (irove, m which she will appear m the J B Priestley television programme "You Know What People Are." This is believed to be the first bubble bath scene toAP - 55 words
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105 1955-06-26 2 USIS To Show Films For 10th UN Anniversary TO commemorate the- 10th anniversary of the United Nations at San Franrisco. the United States Information Service air-conditioned theatrette m 26 Raffles Pace. Singapore. Will show an RKO-Pat he film "Towe^ of Destiny" m which the UN Headquarters m NewYork is featured.105 words
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452 1955-06-26 2 GENERAL STRIKE? IT DEPENDS ON UNIONS, SAYS LIM No Comment On Two Detained Men Standard Staff Reporter WHETHER there will be another general strike m Singapore, m connection with the continued detention of two trade unionists, depends on members of various trade unions, Mr. Lim Chin Siong, Secretary General of452 words
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Article50 1955-06-26 2 Too Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon prices (cents per lb > yesterday were: Buvors Sei'er.July No. 1 1141 i l4? Aug. No. 1 110 i o Juiv No. 2 ma ma 4 July No. jo 2 101 R.MA on reg tender: August no llo i Tone: Firm.50 words
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Article, Illustration51 1955-06-26 2 photo fpHIS was the sensation of Wimbledcin on Tuesday A the pink net petticoat and frilly Fponts of Italy's blonde Lea Pericoli, 20, os she swiped into action against Spain's Josefo de Ribo. In n^pite of the puff of pmk, Miss Pericoli lost. The scorfe: 5-7. 6-1. 6-2.A.P. - 51 words
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Article247 1955-06-26 2 Union Chief Warns Members THE president of the Singapore Medical Service I'nion, Mr. C. Karthigasu, yesterday warned member of forces both within and outside tjie union workinj hard to destroy their organization. "There are strong forces r T awaiting an opportunity to destroy us destroy our247 words
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Article102 1955-06-26 2 SINGAPORE'S Cit v Couiui' mgntsoii workers lav, night threatened to go on strike if the Council refuses to concede to their seven demands lor better working conditions. At an emergency meeting the workers decided to submit their M-day ultimatum to Uie Council thi s morning.102 words
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Article61 1955-06-26 2 A MAN who was arrestec by Inspector Lionel Chee ir North Bridge Road yesterday m connection with a car theft punched the inspector and esraped from the vehicle The car, belonging to an 1 1 army officer, had earlier been I reported yjtolen from the Royal SingaporeyV'arht61 words
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Advertisement210 1955-06-26 2 {CLASSIC. EJ'« .--5S ■M«t»T French i Spanish, r,^-. I Method mr and wo!?"' under,:, time, monr WHte for f Poonfi Ror.p'o'^-. Te^ephon?;^ .JJ [)AVlri and SS5^-> BALLROOM JS AMERICA- R, la?! W15.00/ MONTH IJ. LV- ENROL*xow^. ICI T BARN SAnSSion alter r* v >JZ ITniversity r H v f »mb210 words
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Article, Illustration58 1955-06-26 3 F JOSS, cartoonist of the London "Stor", poid a ,hort visit to Singapore a few weeks ago, when he mode a sketching trip along the network of Air-India International. He stayed with Chinese friends (Mrs. il.xaberh Choy and her family). The models of the three sketches are Singapore schoolteachers. Fom58 words
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353 1955-06-26 3 Government Plans Big Programme As Result Of Successful 'Test' SINGAPORE will hold its first island-wide Health Week between Sept. 5 and Sept. 12, this year. This was decided at a meeting convenec at the Ministry of Health m Palmer Road yesterday. Object of the353 words
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Article86 1955-06-26 3 IVE mm claimed trial bea Singapore District Mr. Ahmad Ibrahim. <• -rrday to a charge of be- mbers of an unlawful >ly and causing hurt to -im Kee Hong and Loo Soo the driver and con- of a Hock Lee Bus on 12, at 286 words
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Article46 1955-06-26 3 CHOW TEN HONG of Tiong E Road, was hned $20 m Sii Second Traffic rt yesterday, for failing to r safe opportunity be>:npieting a right turn, c driving a car at the i of Outram Road and dock Road on November year.46 words
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88 1955-06-26 3 MANILA. June 24 (Reuter) Four Australian and New Zealand warships after a four-day goodwill visit here left for Singapore today. The warships under the overall command of Captain J. F. Whitfield are HMNZS Black Prince, HMNZS Pukaki, HMAS Anzac and HMAS Quadrant. The four88 words
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Article76 1955-06-26 3 Hold Up New Code— TUC THE Singapore Trade Union Congress has written to the Government asking to hold up the new Labour Code at the Committee stage of its progress through the Legislative Assembly. Reason is the TUC want to study the Code and offer suggestions, if necessary, for inclusion76 words
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Article79 1955-06-26 3 TWO men were each allowed $2,000 bail m three sureties when tftey claimed trial yesterday before a Singapore District Judge. Mr. Ahmad Ibrahim, to a charge of being members of an unlawful assembly and rioting. The men, Ng Ah Chee and Wong Sai. were alleged79 words
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Article261 1955-06-26 3 Finding Of 3rd. Party Sought WHETHER or not the 10.000 members of the Singapore City Council Labour Unions Federation ro on strike 14 days from tomorrow depends on a third party's interpretation of the application of the Ritson pay scheme. Root of the trouble is the Federation's non-ap-preciation of the261 words
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Article65 1955-06-26 3 A 51 27.500 educational tour round the world will be made by a 15-mcmber team of the Chinese V.M.C.A., headed by Mr. Peter G P. Chew, secretary of the local Chinese V.M.C.A. The group including three women will travel by sea and air. They will leave65 words
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139 1955-06-26 3 'Red Offer Not Complete Surprise 9 MANCHESTER. England. June 25 (Reuter) The offer of the Malayan Communists to negotiate with the authorities' does not come as a complete surprise, the Manchester Guardian stated today. The Communist proposal would come near to re-estab- lishing the Malayan Communist Party as a body139 words
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296 1955-06-26 3 Our Statistics Go To UN— Phillips THE many social and economic ties between Singapore and the Federation made it necessary that statistics should also be available on a non-Ma-layan basis, Mr. E. J. Phillips, Registrar of Malayan Statistics, said m a broadcast over Radio Malaya last night. The pan-Malayan service296 words
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Advertisement171 1955-06-26 3 EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS ■mi and cool! I skipper sport shirts SINCAFORf S EXCLUSIVE LADIES' 6 MEN S SHOP TEL: 758J 7} GO Have you two months leave and not knowing how to spend it? Travel by R.I.L. to Jopon and return R.I.L. offer excellent accommodation on their lorqe ond comfortoble passenger-vessels171 words
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Article, Illustration199 1955-06-26 4 E. M. I. hits a new high and are POPPING **ith excitement at their new AH "Star Tap Hit Series I VOI* HITS* hy a galaxy of TOP STARS, are bring released this month; and right on lop, rooming j to unprecedented popularity all over the world. U one of199 words
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277 1955-06-26 4 MEN WON'T BE ADMITTED TO THEIR MEETIXq SINGA PORE married women will band themselves into a union, if plans by Mrs. Leon-Soh materialize. Convinced that only a woman can teach other women the road to marital bliss, Mrs. Leon-Soh Is calling a277 words
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293 1955-06-26 4 44-HR. WEEK Unionists Welcome New Deal For Workers TRADE Unionists m Singapore welcomed a Government 1 decision to introduce a 44-hour week for all Colony workers. A Government statement issued yesterday said the Minister for Labour and Welfare will move an amendment reducing the 48-hour week to 44 hours at293 words
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Article85 1955-06-26 4 THE Singapore Chinese V.M.C.A. will send 17 delegates to the V.M.C.A/5 Worid Centennial Conference to be held m Paris on Aug. 12, this year. Over 10.000 delegates from 70 different countries will atten.' the 12-day conference to celebrate the formation of the world alliance of85 words
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Article, Illustration95 1955-06-26 4 JOHORK RAfflßr. Sat— The Tungku Mahkota this evening, dialling* 999. spoke: "There is a stranger m Telephone House." Policemen arrived at Telephone House, Johore Bahru two minutes later. Emergency 999 calls were made to the hospital and tbe Fire Brigade from Telephone House and95 words
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Article, Illustration152 1955-06-26 4 'Communists Exploit Through Ignorance' IGNORANCR had laid open a few .schools and some trade unions to Communist exploitation In Singapore, the Chief Minister. Mr. David Marshall, said yesterday. He was speaking at the site for the $301,000 Adult Education Centre m Canning Rise after laying the foundation stone. He said:152 words
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Article37 1955-06-26 4 PENANG. Sat —On the eve of his departure to I>ondon for special police oftVrs' training ASP Gurchan Singh will be entertained to a subscription vegetarian luncheon by members of the Indian Association. Bagan Jermal. tomorrow.37 words
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140 1955-06-26 4 St. Andrew's OB A Seek Site For Clubhouse n E S Old s A nis look. ing for a clubhouse ject-for which an $15,000 has bee teed. This was stated a! ft,a&"5 The meeting applet* old boys of the Xl tribute tou arris the cottrf building a boarding which a140 words
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Article81 1955-06-26 4 THE following ar* offlce-bearerx of the formed Bat a Err, Union. Singaporf: President Mr One Er| Chiang Vlee-PretMcßt P. Govindasamy. Seen M. S. Dawood. AssliUßtl«--retary Ml Lmn* r>r.| Soo. Treasurfr Mr. I/t Mun Chong. Auditor Tan Kia Fook and cor members Mohd. An- n Khoo Kiy81 words
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Miscellaneous312 1955-06-26 4 £>tcu*.dard cJllmanac Information at a Glance fc j pm id it) Commentary; 6 4.> Book* To 41 SBn r*% jjjt 7 M *l**A*J?JC*± WmiiL^l jStW^T3SfS^ J-JS i S r i*i Fr 2 >m Tie OP*""- Horn Horn* V^ M+SltMm^*. U% t L^^V^ir^l^ «.M Interlude: 830 New, home Mob y,r>' r/'y/lr*312 words
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190 1955-06-26 5 'NEW PHONE COST US $IMIL. RUBBER MEN 'Johore Calls To Singapore End In Delay And Confusion 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Rubber dealers m Johore Bahru alleged today that as the result of the disruption of the telephone service m this town last Thursday, they sustained a business loss amounting to190 words
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Article71 1955-06-26 5 ]V1 IS S ELSKE WOLTERS, S.ngapore's 1951 Girl of the Year, and Mr. A. G. Kyle-Little, who were married at St. Andrew's Cathedral, yesterday The bridegroom is on the staff of United tngmeers Ltd., Singapore. His parents flew out from Brisbane specially for71 words
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Article, Illustration59 1955-06-26 5 pnoros. |)R. LEE LIAN-HENG and his br.de, the former Miss Grace Tan, after the wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore,. The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Tan Sim Poh, while the bridegroom is the son of the late hAr. Lee Kek Soon and Mrs.Standard - 59 words
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185 1955-06-26 5 MALAYAN NAVY WANTS 80 LADS Variety Of Posts Free THE Royal Malayan Navy has vacancies for 30 local lads. A statement issued yesterday says recruiting is open to locally-domiciled young men particularly Chinese, but "response Xrom Chinese has been poor. The few that have joined have entered the Supply and185 words
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Article53 1955-06-26 5 IPOH Sat Polite today disclosed that a young terrorist operating m the a an Hitam and Changicat Kmduifi areas gave himself up on J Tlis name is Liew Kon Fatt. an armed Mm Yuen worker who went underground at the start of the Emergency when he was53 words
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Article83 1955-06-26 5 NINE people were freed from Outram Prison m Singapore yesterday following a decision recently taken by the Council of Ministers. These people were detained m prison under banishment orders The Council of Ministers decided to withdraw banishment orders against these nine Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall,83 words
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Article, Illustration47 1955-06-26 5 IPOH. Sat. Mr D. R. Seenivasagam. a local lawyer and Federal e»«*tions candidate, today ottered to meet leaders of the Malayan Communist Party or their representatives to discuss ways and means of ending the Emergency. Referring to yesterdays MR. D. R. SEENIVASAGAM47 words
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107 1955-06-26 5 With MCP LeeMengLawyet Tells Govt. MCP "peace" offer and its rejection by the Federation Government, Mr. Scenivasagam said: "I offer my services to my country m the cause of peace and am prepared to meet the Communist Party leaders at any place." He told The Standard this morning: that his107 words
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244 1955-06-26 5 Marshall— For 2 Hard-Luck Tales, $40 SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, yesterday firmly declared Government's anti-Communist policy, during his meet-the-people session. Steps were Deing taken, he said, to prevent Com-munist-indoctrinated people from China returning to the Colony to spread Communist ideology. He repeated the lmmigra- 1 tlon laws to244 words
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119 1955-06-26 5 FED. GOVT. DID RIGHT TO REBUFF RED NY TIMES NEW YORK. June 25 (Reuten— The Malayan terrorists had never represented a Thais Agree BANGKOK. June 25 «Reuter> The Thai Government agreed with Malaya's rejection of the Communist terrorists' offer to negotiate peace. Police Colonel Pote Pekanand. Thai Chief of Ant119 words
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64 1955-06-26 5 HONGKONG. June 25 (Reuter) More than 400 Hongkong organizations today a^ked that Sir Alexander Granthan should remain as Governor of the colony instead of retiring later this year. They have sent their petition to Mr. Alan Lennox Boyd. Secretary of State for the64 words
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918 1955-06-26 6 ■I*_i!il_*X*X'X-X'>X»X»X-X«X«X «X.!»____iX';».»>^ i___ jx*^'X-xo;-:-:w:o:-:-:-"-'o:-:j^-:-x-:y-: «y~^X' •■y.:.:-:-:-:«x«x» I •x%%x«:«x«:»:*>:::-2^w-x-x-x*X'X'X:X:*:"x->:« x-x-X-x-XiX:. This Speed Craze JpHE "horror" motor racing tragedy at Le Mans A (France) which caused the death of 85 people and injured over 100 others has raised an outcry against this dangerous sport —if sport it can be termed. The pictures918 words
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Article1061 1955-06-26 6 Andrew Roth - tden l^icks Ihe Right Nan Andrew Roth \Lsur cor respondents report I -Ml By B LONDON W/HATEVER else may be absorbing him at the moment, there is no doubt that Sir Anthony Eden is convinced that Sodth-east Asia is one of the worlds key areas. This is demonstrated by the1,061 words
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Article740 1955-06-26 6 DUNIA BAHRU - The Wedding That Stirs Society DUNIA BAHRU By Me(*girlhy —ci <l<>ttd issue #/ooA o n Shvrpgi i *> it <z> itt fj Thai >#io it Ayttin [new york] TTENTION Singapore x society: New York. Paris. London. Tokyo and other international society centres are all agog over the recent marriage here740 words
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Article, Illustration26 1955-06-26 6 \Smashin\ Syd! Now dream one up for me!" "The reason for leaving my wife, Sir, is quite simple No man can serve two masters!"26 words
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Article, Illustration1228 1955-06-26 7 Bhupinder Singh - K-Y-O-T-O B— I j^^ Bhupinder Singh By flmmrr SWIFTLY gliding at a speed of almost $lX ty miles per hour, the Tsubame" emerges out of a long tvn nel close to the hores of Lake Biwa f j n a very hilly countryside, soon to enter the ancient city of1,228 words
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Article, Illustration403 1955-06-26 7 Michael Goh - World Muslims Plan An Utopia Michael Goh By Standard Staff Reporter THE Muslim world is fed-up to the teeth with the way things are being handled m the rest of the world today, so they are going to set up a little Utopia of their own. They have an organization403 words
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Article, Illustration1233 1955-06-26 8 QUEEN'S CASTLE - 17 Sent In The Correct Key Moves QUEEN'S CASTLE 'THE key moves to the two following problems published on June 12 were: No. I: B— Kt7; No. II: Kt— Kts The following competitors submitted correct solutions Messrs P. W. Ngui, W. J. Trabett, K. S. Goh, Tan Sia Kin, Moti1,233 words
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335 1955-06-26 8 EDIN PETERS - Chans Tipped To Win Seremban Trial EDIN PETERS MOTORING By THE Malayan Motor Sports Club's annual Seremban half-m i 1 c standing-start speed trial j s scheduled to be held on Sunday. July 31 and it is likely to attract a large number of entries. Quite a few members of335 words
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Article, Illustration10 1955-06-26 8 A new puzzle appears on Monday10 words
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Article, Illustration304 1955-06-26 8 Men Restore Gland Vigour and Feel Younger in 74 Hours Feel Strong-Vigourous-Get More Fun Out of Life ii-T^?* th# dl «»*«ry of a solen. \f{ t#r Ktudy. It Is now possible for those who feel prematurely old. Run-down and Worn-out to experience agnin the thrill of Youthful vi»our. Ambition, and304 words
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611 1955-06-26 9 LEN JACKSON - Problem of the men who must still foil LEN JACKSON SCIENCE 1 THE ROBOT FACTORIES; BRITISH EXPERTS SPEAK By The problem of workers who will still hove to do jobs full of danger, dirt and drudgery, when push-but-ton robot machines ™°n the factories thirty years from now was discussed by611 words
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427 1955-06-26 9 DRUGS THAT HEAL SCARS ON YOUR LEGS MEDICINE I tf\ KR since the first aye man went wo-man-hunting with his club on his shoulder, men have known that are an important net to beauty, as as a means of get- from place to place. this era of sheer Ings, an427 words
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577 1955-06-26 9 j\\\\\v\\\vxxv\v\v\\\\v\\\x%vxxx^ vvvxvtvvxxxxvvvvvx^ txtxv J by Dr. B.W. PURSLOW, Lecturer m i i Physics, m the University of Malaya, j who points out that this brief article is not intended to be m anyway a 5 complete analysis of the question. THIS is a question that577 words
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882 1955-06-26 9 A JOINT symposium of the Malayan Mathematical Society* and the Science Society of Malaya* was held from April 21 to 23. It was opened by Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, Chancellor of the University of Malaya. The symposium was a great success, the attendance being882 words
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444 1955-06-26 10 H. A. SOARS - Matthews Scores A 'Hattrick' Downs Kedah H. A. SOARS By Federation Services 4. Kedah 1. Matthews 3, Gurung. Soon Lay. Referee: R.S.M. Haran. KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A brilliant 'hattrick,' by centre forward Tom Matthews paved the way for 'Federation Services' 4-1 victory over Kedah m a Malaya Cuptie at the444 words
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Article266 1955-06-26 10 Johore Win In 2nd Half MALACCA, Sat. Poor finishing by the Malacca quintette enabled Johore to leave with a 4-2 victory over Malacca m the Malaya Cup soccer match at Kubu Stadium today. Malacca are 'now wooden spoonists m the Southern section. Malacca kicked ofT against the sun from tht*266 words
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Article417 1955-06-26 10 Boon Seong Leads The Way S.C.F.A d Army 1 Aw Boon Seong 3. Boon Koh. Leong 2, Jimmy Tan 1. Referee: Mr. J. Weather burn. SPARKED by an energetic Aw Boon Seong:, Singapore Chinese trounced the Army 6-1 to become the first holders of the417 words
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310 1955-06-26 10 SHB BOYS CLUB WIN TROPHY FOR 2nd TIME SINGAPORE Harbour Board Boys Club with 54 points won the Federation of Boys' Clubs inter-club boxing championships which concluded at the Singapore Badminton Stadium last night. This is the second successive year that the S.H.B. Boys Club has won the trophy presented310 words
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Article186 1955-06-26 10 LOW Hone Konz won the individual championship at the second annual athletic meet o f Rayraan School held on the Griffiths School ground yesterday. Sin Sai Hoon was champion m the girls' section Red House won the inter-house championships Mrs. J. Alcock gave away the186 words
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Article605 1955-06-26 10 GILBERT FERNANDEZ - NEGRI MISS CHANCES STORE WIN GILBERT FERNANDEZ By Singapore Nc*ri Sembilan 1. Awang Bakar 2, Ismail Mok Wai Keen. Yusoff and Omar Awang. Referee:— Mr. N. Boswell of Selangor. SEREMBAN, Sat.— A young: Singapore team, with only two members of the 'old guard* justified the confidence of their selectors when605 words
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423 1955-06-26 10 MAY'S CENTURY HELPS ENGLAND TO RECOVER LONDON, June 25, (Reuter)— England, 171 behind on first innings, had a lead of 138 with three second innings wickets standing at tea on the third day of the second cricket Test against South Africa here today. Englands recovery was mainly due to fine423 words
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Advertisement178 1955-06-26 10 f/hh J < l#^/i W! /Ilk rom £°nh llf The y wi »W™e of xo LJL// lh ecxccllcntti K arcil^ "eilwaxiin /1^ C nditiOn ffCVh aS >u d houl lUll y" terda yinl^Jon.Thcvarcbil J f I House ofCarrcras using the y J tccumulated art **V^>L^ ot 5O years' A AIRTIGHT178 words
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Miscellaneous93 1955-06-26 10 wonder UtfeTN^i^SSSiS:::^ luli3*m*l^4^Ul4*\ wl *V h«H 6*« H« of eyxxi pictures yst bm^ii M/ tL: h;^w V k«v«tM€ energy -to I AT THE DOCTOR'S AND SO, I I SOMETIME LATER There's yu*W\*4 omau.ica\!y\ e= vye ov hay w> ™*ker wfcy »^o wr<9^^3 wi+kyoubtrf+Ue cvtWT *^^\T fh?»vi w<?rk -toKi^kt. Undteyowr V93 words
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Miscellaneous148 1955-06-26 10 SOCCER— Dlv. 1: I.R.C. vs. A.A.A. at Jalan Besar at 5.15 p.m. Div. 3A: Government Printing vs. Junior A.A. at Jalan Besar at 4 p.m.; B. Bulan S.C. vs. Corinthians "A" at Geylang; Dockyard "A" nt. Woodlands S.C. at Dockyard. CRICKET: Senior Tourney: Army vs. C.S.C. at C.S.C; Police vs.148 words
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Article, Illustration737 1955-06-26 11 LONDON, June 25, (Reuter)— Tony Trabert, powerfully built American ace and boyish Ken Rosewall of Australia looked worthy favourites for the men's sinulps title when the halfway stage m the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships was reached today. Both wrrr impressive m gaining their places m theU.P.; Ludford - 737 words
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688 1955-06-26 11 EURASIANS provide the surprise of this season's Community league soccer tiring for first place with the formidable Chinese when the Colony league tables were compiled on Friday night. B''ii teams havp won their i" r» n roams nave won tneir imes, but the Eurasians688 words
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Article448 1955-06-26 11 Singapore 74. Kelly, RAOC v RAMC; 71 not out. Major, RAF (Singapore) vSCRC; 67, V.C. Westerhout, SRC v Wanderers. Selangor 91. Davus, REME v Sentul RC; 68, McConaghey, South v North (Army); 66. Hobos. SELANGOR v NEGRI SEMBILAN; 66. V. If. Doss, TPCA v Selangor Malays;448 words
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104 1955-06-26 11 Perak Pick Fourteen For Alor Star IPOH. Sat.— The Perak Amateur Football Association have selected 14 players to make the trip to Alor Star for the Malaya Cup match against Kedah on Friday, July 1. They are: Song Tee Diong (Captain), Mohamed Jaafar. M. Ramasamy, Koe Meng Fook. Velloo. R104 words
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Article108 1955-06-26 11 KING KONG knocked out 'Tiger' Joginder Singh, m the sixth and last round of thenwrestling meet, held at ';ie Great World Arena last night. Dissatisfied at the referees decision the 'Tiger' demanded a return fight, which King Kong accepted. The return fight will be a 10Round108 words
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927 1955-06-26 11 Reviewing The Australia-WI Test Series. Linesman Says ALTHOUGH they lost the third series of Test matches to the Australians the West Indies were not disgraced. On the other hand they have good reason to be pleased with their efforts particularly m the two drawn927 words
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747 1955-06-26 11 'LINESMEN' REVIEWS MiMM CBICBS i^—^ AFTER an orgy of batting and bowling performances since March last weekend saw cricket suffer a bad slump— only 16 batsmen, 12 of them m Kuala Lumpur, hitting up scores of half a century or more. The reason: An747 words
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Advertisement223 1955-06-26 11 psMw\ Cuitomcrt recommend I *"*^^w<a i^^T?^P^^H THAT THE AMBASSADOR RADIO OF GREAT BRITAIN Looks more Impressive Has higher Tonal (Jn.il tn Gives better Perfornidnt:es THAM ANY OTHER RADIOS. Viscount Specif icotion: 9 Miniature Volves with PusW-Full Output Unusually large gloss dial provides o scole length of M\" on each or223 words
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Article1921 1955-06-26 12 WINDSOR LAD - 'PHOTO' DECIDES FOR DELIVERY WINDSOR LAD By Lindos Beaten By A Head In Main Nine -Fur longer IPOH, Sat. Making his challenge m the final furlong, Delivery (late Indian Wizard) scored his second successive victory when he took a photo-finish decision by a head from Lindos to win the main1,921 words
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Article302 1955-06-26 12 Rosalind Is One To Watch By WINDSOR LAD irOH, Fri— Jack Manning's Charges, ROSALIND and GRANDEUR were very attractive workers at the training track this morning. Going at threequarter speed from the fifth furlong they raced neck and neck from the half mile to return 53-1/5 sees. The last three302 words
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Article27 1955-06-26 12 THE combined sports of Havelock and Delta Schools will be held at the Havelock School ground on Thursday, June 30 at 3 p.m.27 words
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Article109 1955-06-26 12 SBA Junior Schools' Tournem THE Singapore Badminton Association is calling for entries from Junior players and schools for the national championships. The events win be: Men's Junior Singles, Men's Junior Doubles. Women's Junior Singles. Women's Junior Doubles, Junior Mixed Doubles. School Boys Singles School Boys' Doubles, School Girls' Singles and109 words
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Article50 1955-06-26 12 TOTAL POOL: $222,588 Ist Prixt No. *****8 ($61,776) 2nd Prise No. *****9 ($30,888) 3rd Prize No. *****1 ($15,444) STARTERS ($2,574 eoch) Nos. *****5, *****3, *****4, *****1, *****2, *****7. CONSOLATIONS: ($l,OOO each) Nos. *****6, *****9, *****2, *****2, *****6, *****0, *****7, *****0, *****1, *****7. TREBLE TOTE: Seven tickets, $209/- each.50 words
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Article, Illustration667 1955-06-26 12 THE Singapore inter-school hurdles champion, Gan Boon Leong, broke one of two records at the Raffles Institution meet m Bras Basah Road yesterday. He beat the 1951 time returned by Lian Boon Khim by 1.7 sec. finishing m 15.7 sec. But Gan's time was667 words
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243 1955-06-26 12 TANJONG RHU'S BEST IS LEONG ONN WYE LhOXG Onn Wye of the h^t* ?.m"? as declared (he Athletic Meet of the Tanjon* Rhu Girls' school i held on me school ground yesterday. v a ?J n w >' c who won the 100 jards and the Prefects race was also243 words
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Article22 1955-06-26 12 ST. GEORGE'S Institution, Taiping, will hold their annual sports on the school ground on Saturday, July 2 from 2.30 p.m.22 words
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Advertisement223 1955-06-26 12 Kodak I PHOTO-FEATURES I OF THE WEEK ■Ba I I 1 "^l^aaa^^^aa^ B aaaaß -^^^Jaal I II /Wl aaaav I O 1 laaa^^^^a^ I B A moderately priced, modern and compart Xo X f B so simple to manage that anyone can uk» ,J fl snapshot*. It* viewfinder. large and223 words
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Article, Illustration256 1955-06-26 13 Boom In Lonely Hearts Bureau! rpHE marriage bureau/. i- business is booming. professional r hmakers are hiring I -laff. installing exve office machinery, a nd working overtime. pds of applications i re pouring into their Ivondon and the I provinces. out to find what is this changing social' of romance,256 words
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Article, Illustration895 1955-06-26 13 FEATURE SECTION GHOSTS OF NEW GUINEA The peaple an this West Pacific inland lime m a trarld at yaad ntayic and had wnayie. of hungry yhnsis and nauyhiy spirits... IN the deep, unmapped mountain jungles of New Guinea the village people live m a queer world of their own, a895 words
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531 1955-06-26 13 CHARLES WIDDUP - After 10 Years Of Darkness— He Sees Again CHARLES WIDDUP By as voJces. In every case except one, I had formed an entirely wrong impression of them. The exception is Lilian, the girl I love. She was just as I pictured. But even I had not been able to imagine531 words
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Article180 1955-06-26 13 'THE first two nights after my sight came back, I never slept a wink. I lay m bed, staring out of my little cottage window counting the stars. You think it was exritement that kept me awake through those long hours? No, it was fear. I was afraid to close180 words
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Article108 1955-06-26 13 Imagine ten years of total darkness. Ten hjears m which your world is peopled only by \voices and the noises of life around you. Then imagine, suddenly, as at the touch of a \switch, light flooding that world of lonely black'r*\ess. For the first time m years you SEE your108 words
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Article, Illustration143 1955-06-26 13 Rita on the make photo. TRICK-BIT A COBRA bit a man m the leg twice m Capetown, South I Africa. Then it was killed. The man had a wooden leg. Homesick AFTER tending an injured sparrow for two weeks Mr. Alfred Fitton. of Aspley. Nottingham, released It five miles awayU.P - 143 words
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Article, Illustration292 1955-06-26 14 IF you have an ear for] popular music, an eye for sizzling dance numbers, and &n affinity for comedy, then M.Ci.M.'s Eastman coloured. Cinemascopic, musical comedy, "Hit the Deck" is the bill of fare for you. If you think you have been misled by this292 words
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Article426 1955-06-26 14 BERNARD McELWAINE - BERNARD McELWAINE FILMS By rpHE "Mafys" m show business seldom have little lambs following them around. More likely to be a large young wolf. That's why pert little newcomer Veia Day may be lucky. For everywhere that Vera Roes, why. husband Arthur Mason goes. too!426 words
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Article82 1955-06-26 14 CONSERVATIVE RICHARD EGAN said recently "I will not wear a pink anything." Soon afterwards he went down with an infection called "pink eye." Sight of the week was shapely JAYNE MANSFIELD driving along Sunset Boulevard m the rain m her pink Jaguar convertible with the top down,82 words
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Article126 1955-06-26 14 R.G. PILLAI - R.G. PILLAI. HILE a social revolution widow re-marriage is m the offing m India, the famous producer-director. V. Shantaram, has vised this important aspect m his latest English sub-titled Hindi fi'.m. "Suba-ka-Tara." (Morning Star). The film pathetica.lv portrays the miserable life of a girl who becomes a widow126 words
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238 1955-06-26 14 hopes to show 'cm he can operate on his own. In the meantime, Vera's husband will keep trying hard to catch up with his wife's progress. "I am Just a little bit behind Vera all the time," he says. Talking (l) TALKING238 words
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Article, Illustration10 1955-06-26 14 "—FRANKLY, Henry, I think you're beinr a bit TOO original!"10 words
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Article221 1955-06-26 14 B°? HOPE always 2 baldpated character- actor FRED CLARK -old 5 P i aid cad Fred explained: 'Once I was making a picture with Hope and 1 between takes I fell asleep In the sun under a latticeJ work trellis. The result was 2 that the top of my221 words
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Advertisement307 1955-06-26 14 CATHAY O^AMISATICiHj^Xcf^m NOW SHOWING! rUfIJAV^I 11.90 a.m. 1.45, 4.15, C 45 U/Jia| A T and ».3« p m M fTkr^olA^Wi (PLUS! IN Pto^W p^ia^Ti I LARRY adi?J CROSBY ft ,:7T >- I GRACE no mi r ,7 r r V; im< H B KELLY lttt %aL*^ M I WILLIAM Mr307 words
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Article, Illustration1228 1955-06-26 15 SIMONE SUVA - SIMONE SUVA I Refused £1,000 Strip-Tease Offer Says II OUT WOOD Is full of J hypocrites. By their moral standards Its all right for a girl to strip completely naked and be cosgled at as long as shfs paid for it. But they pretended to be oh-so-just becauseU.P. - 1,228 words
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Article95 1955-06-26 15 OERRY LOPEZ once shinx ed the shoes of the show world's great but today he is shining with Hollywood's top stars. You will see the handsome, athletic twenty three-year-old m Warner Bros.' "Battle Cry." "Drum Beat," and the film of "Mister Roberts/ Perry did his boot-black-ing at a95 words
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Article776 1955-06-26 15 L^iiri morning: around 6 a.m. a bedroom £i window of a Hollywood ffirls* club is flung open and a cute young blonde with sea-green eyes can be seen crumbling a loaf of bread alone her window-sill. The silver-blonde with this bird-feed-ing hobby is Kirn Novak, one of776 words
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Article184 1955-06-26 15 ANDREA; DOUGLAS CRANE - ANDREA and DOUGLAS CRANE The studio wardrobe department had issued Perry an air forre blouse to wear m a film. He felt something bulky m the pocket. It was a New Testament m which was inscribed "Air Force Cadet Cameron Mitchell. Squadron 95, Bombadier and Navigator's School,184 words
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Advertisement221 1955-06-26 15 Why be uncomfortable all your life i Dunlopillo was invented by Dunlop for your comfort. Besides mattresses, pillows and cushions Dunlopillo can be designed to your personal requirements by our HandBuilding Department and produced m a few days. Don't uvit to make lift more comfortable, Dunlopillo WJ The Dunlop Rubber221 words
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Article, Illustration150 1955-06-26 16 by HOLLYWOOD -MAXWELLS, for the FRENCH LOOK Its the new, HHiHKR. Gently ROINDKD Look with the Famous WinF-SPAC Ft) STRAPS, that Lifts the Bosom a full Inch and a Half from the usual. Only at: WASSIAMULL'S SING A PORK LOTTERY WINS WITH LUCKY CHARM Mrs. F. S. of150 words
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Article, Illustration785 1955-06-26 16 GERREE READ Goes Shopping TVFOW that you have de--11 cided that there really is something to the A-line I imagine you have dashed off to your tailor, and asked him to run up a dress or two. If they didn't seem to fit properly, the785 words
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Article409 1955-06-26 16 RITA DEL MAR - THE STARS AND YOTT RITA DEL MAR Sr m<>l>A V H QUOTATION >* I "Art builds on sand; the v^ works of pride And human pas>ions change and fall; Bat that which shares >r the life of God With Him >* fturvivrth all."— John tireenw leaf Whittler. SUNDAY FOR KVERYONF:409 words
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Article, Illustration193 1955-06-26 16 £1 T tin* panel out and. for quick ami easy reference, Mick it on to the inside of your kitchenette door. Weights And Measures One breakfastcup of Three teaspoons make butter equals half pound. on <* tablespoon. One break fasten p of One heaped table' dried currants equals193 words
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Article232 1955-06-26 16 Blot out for BEAUTY f]VERY grirl ran have a xj perfect complexion from TpJ >n iT m rely by buvln fJI i eaut I P r °duft that looks like a beige lipstick Product m the Unites state Everyone s using it. from late-night party lines to teen- ago K232 words
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Article, Illustration1408 1955-06-26 21 LEONE STEWART - Rehearsal For MURDER LEONE STEWART }\\\\\V\\\\\\\\\\\\\vi% i By I SHORT STORY ,j THINK they should Bertie Carruthers this club. He's a f er a scoundrel, a with the ladies owes everyone v m p, red-faced r Hammond tipped third whisky leaned towards a slim, small half hidden m the A1,408 words
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Article, Illustration46 1955-06-26 21 photo. PRETTY TERRY KING of Brooklyn looks from behind bars and looks very good as "Miss P-O-W." The Copacabana dancer was selected for the title to reign over the Bth annual convention of the Ex-P ri VA/ v Governor Clinton, New York.— U.P.U.P. - 46 words
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Article212 1955-06-26 21 £600 For Musical Meals A CRAZE for music while you eat has hit Britain. Juke boxes are being installed m more and more cafes and restaurants. There are more than 2.000 music machines m the country and manufacturers are supplying them at the rate of nearly 50 a month. Originally212 words
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Advertisement254 1955-06-26 21 Here are 10 of the sharpest blades m the world HI O a W 10 Blue Gillette Blades (20 shaving edges) m Dispenser $1.10 D.i TIADI INQUIKJU TO.' IAALOW 4 CO. LTD., StNOAJOai AND MUNOfU What is more heart-rending M f than Lhe sight of child m UPV LUOSG pain?254 words
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Article, Illustration140 1955-06-26 22 Speaking of Pictures Above: 'On Top of the World" by Spnp Chin Hin of 7 Ariff Crescent. Penang. Rolleicord, f8 f 1/ 100 th, Agfa. Top Rijrht: "IWtrmf" by Chan Wmk Yee of 79 Madras Lane, Penan g. Rolleicord, jll, 1, 100 th, Agfa. Right! "Su* Lover 9 by V.140 words
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Article, Illustration1294 1955-06-26 23 Sin at the fn>nxi*l» By ELIZABETH COWLEY and ROBERT BETTS YOUNG Sirls who go singly or m pairs to the seaside m search of an hilarious time give police and nl nral welfare workers their biggest holiday heirtche Said the matron of a home for1,294 words
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1134 1955-06-26 23 Norman Wrotham - Norman Wrotham i b, MMc carried a bucketful o/ diamonds a dinner party m London's Savoy Hotrl m 1895, a lady' asked Barney Barnato, "Is it true that you were once a clown ?> "As true as I'm sitting here." said Barney— and suddenly slipped1,134 words
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