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Title Section13 1956-04-16 1 The Straits Times flew*** Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 16, 19t* <£ IS CENTS13 words
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Article464 1956-04-16 1 Chinese decide to press claims despite UMNO opposition Committee to draft 'jus soli 9 memo MALACCA, Sunday. rpHK MALAYAN CHINESE Association made up it* mind today to press for jus soli nationality by right of birth. It will act independently of its allies the United Malays464 words
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Article140 1956-04-16 1 FIRST SEA LORD FLIES IN Two-day visit Britain's First sea D Lord, Admiral Earl I Mountbatten, and Count- ess Mountbatten arrived at Changi, Singapore. last night on their way Jack to Britain after a !our of Australia and New Zealand. They will be in the Colony tor two days. Earl140 words
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Article23 1956-04-16 1 _j°Mi Mud today. They said the planes were some of 12 Mysteres ordered by Israel several months ago. —Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article379 1956-04-16 1 REDS ARE BEHIND BOOM IN UNIONS Speeiil Branch chief oi false fronts IifIANY new CommulfA nist-inspired organisations are springing up in Singapore as bhannels for Red propaganda, the Director of the Special Branch, Mr. A.E.G. Blades, said yesterday. He told the Straits Times that these associations had high-sounding names. "The379 words
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Article87 1956-04-16 1 Segregation new move MONTGOMERY, (Alabama), Sun.— Parents are to be given "freedom of choice" in sending their children either to segregated or nonsegregated schools in this most racially conscious of the Southern States. Mr. James Folson, Governor of Alabama, signed a law today providing for this voluntary instead of compulsoryReuter - 87 words
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Article60 1956-04-16 1 TOKYO, Sun.— Two Ceylonese teachers, formerly refused permission to visit Communist China on a cultural mission, have now been granted passports. Radio Peking reported today. The radio said the passports were issued under orders from Ceylon's new Prime Minister, Mr. 8. Bandaranalke. The teachers had been refused60 words
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Article25 1956-04-16 1 KOBE, Sun.— One hundred and thirty-eight Japanese, emigrants left today aboard the Dutch vessel Ruys for South America and a new life.— UP.UP - 25 words
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116 1956-04-16 1 THE MAN WHO KNOWS TOO MUCH MUST STAY BEHIND LONDON. Sun. rpHE Foreign Office has 1 forbidden British chess champion Hugh Alexander to go to Moscow because "he knows too many secrets", It was reported today. Mr. Alexander, 46, who is also Britain's top decoding expert, was originally part ofUP - 116 words
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Article35 1956-04-16 1 Souse blown up seven killed BEIRUT. Sun.— Seven persons were killed yesterday when their house in Screen village, about one mile from the Israeli border, was dynamited by unknown raiders Lebanese security sources said.— A.P.AP - 35 words
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Article185 1956-04-16 1 SO TIRED- THEY WANTED TO SWIM PENANG, Sun. Two young Australians flying from Croydon to Melbourne with Olympic Oames pamphlets touched down at Penang airport this evening, tired but cheerful. "Gosh, we need a bath. Where can we go swimming in Penang?" David McClure, 25, of Melbourne, asked a Straits185 words
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Article, Illustration27 1956-04-16 1 ONE OF THE INJURED MEN AT THE GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMISSION ROOM LAST NIQHT. PICTURE BY STRAITS TIMES CAMERAMAN TERENCE KHOO.27 words
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303 1956-04-16 1 HAROLD SOH - HAROLD SOH By TUNDREDS of people on their way home after an open-air film show walk--1 ed into a fane flfht in Seranf ©on Road, Singapore, last night. They r- tied in terror. Dodging bottles and stones, housewives screamed and dragged their children to303 words
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Article130 1956-04-16 1 Dag gets to work: Less tension j, BEIRUT, Sun. rpHE UJJ. Secretary-Gene-l ral, Mr. Dag HammarskJoeld. worked ail day today on the problem of easing tension in the Middle East. He and his staff made a quick trip on Saturday to both sides of the demarcation line where most of130 words
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Article26 1956-04-16 1 MOSCOW, Sun. A special pamphlet has been published to explain the recent Russian attacks on Stalin to the people of Georgia, his birthplace.26 words
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Article26 1956-04-16 1 SEOUL, Sun. President Byngman Rhee today said Korea would have no peace until Chinese Communist forces withdraw from the northern half of the country.26 words
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Article23 1956-04-16 1 NEW YORK, Sun. The 30,000-ton aircraft carrier Saratoga, the world's largest and most powerful fighting ship, was commissioned here yesterday. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article53 1956-04-16 1 TEHERAN, Sun. The Shah of Persia has agreed to postpone his visit to Moscow from June 1 until June 25 at the request of the Soviet Government, it was announced here today. The Russians said the former date would clash with the visit of President TitoReuter - 53 words
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Article, Illustration685 1956-04-16 1 OUR AIM 75 PER CENT MERDEKA PAP lets out the secret TPHE People's Action Party leader in the Singapore Legislative Assembly, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, yesterday said that the object of the merdeka mission was not to secure full independence but 75 per cent self government with complete self- government685 words
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Article147 1956-04-16 1 None to catch this thief MONACO. Sun. pRACE KELLY and Prince Rainier hugged and kissed under the pear trees of his Riviera villa yesterday then returned to his Monaco palace to learn that a wedding guest had been robbed of her Jewels. The 26-year-old actress who recently starred In theReuter; AP - 147 words
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Article28 1956-04-16 1 STABBED MEN 'SATISFACTORY' Hospital said early this morning that condition ol two men who were stabbed in Seraneoon Road last night was "satisfactory." (See this pare)28 words
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Advertisement58 1956-04-16 1 means so much more to give or get a PATEK PHILIPPE Watth The finest watch ever made. Limited annual production. H. SENA LTD. SINGAPORE PENANG A BANGKOK time for a 1*& beer AWMOfO GoM MwW <l London Br.we- E»h,b.t,». I«H UrWSO «nd botttod in S.n C »por. by M«l*y*n H.ew.r...58 words
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Article344 1956-04-16 2 SIMOAPOBE BOY Q¥ 18 PUBAPS FOB HIS BROTHER'S FREEDOM EDUCATION POLICY 'MAKES SLAVES OF COLONIALISM' AN 18- YEAR-OLD student, Lint Oon Chuan, stood up in front of 1,000 parents in Singapore yesterday and pleaded for their support in the campaign to free his brother, Urn Boon344 words
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Article92 1956-04-16 2 To-and-fro service for B and K MOSCOW, Sun. ro twin-Jet TUIO4 airliners will operate a shuttle service between London and Moscow during the 10-day visit to London of Marshal Bulganin and Mr. Khrushchev. They will carry important state documents and copies of Pravda, the Soviet Communist Party newspaper. Two RoyalReuter - 92 words
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Article50 1956-04-16 2 knox vuxe, Sun.— Court room conversation In this Tennessee city yesterday: Judge to Charles A. Davis: "You are charged with stealIng $30. Guilty or not guilty?" Davis: startled: "Thirty? It was $3001" Judge: "I take it you're guilty." Davis was bound over to a grand jury.— P-P.50 words
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Article50 1956-04-16 2 PRESTON, (Ontario), Sun. Fifty Canadian paratroopers were injured when high winds blew them into the heart of Preston's built- up area during a demonstration jump. Some of the soldiers landed on the roofs of houses others on telephone wires and lawns, and one in a pond. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article, Illustration41 1956-04-16 2 QUEEN JULIANA of the Netherlands (left), shakes hands with Ethel Ayter "Bess" (right), after a performance of the American opera. "Forty and Bess" at The Hague. Manager Roftert Dustin, speaks to the Queen at centre.— AJP. picture.41 words
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Article42 1956-04-16 2 MILAN, Sun. The heart of 18-month old Luciana Arrlgonl stopped beating for 48 minutes during a successful three hour heart operation, doctors said today. The equipment used permitted circulation of the blood while the heart was cut open.-^LP.42 words
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Article24 1956-04-16 2 MOSCOW, Sun. Direct radio communication hat been established between th< Antarctic and the Arctic Tass, the Soviet news agency reported yesterday. Renter.Reuter - 24 words
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246 1956-04-16 2 CAB LE F-L-A-S-H-E-S Tax trouble drives him to suicide INDIANAPOLIS, Sun. The complication of Federal Income Tax forms was blamed for the suicide of an expressman who shot himself beside his wife's grave here yesterday. Sheriff lames McCullough said he found a note on the body of Elmer B. McCracken,Reuter - 246 words
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Article145 1956-04-16 2 French won't quit! Mobilisation ALGIERS Sunday. A 810 COMBINED air-land-sea offensive against Nationalist rebels heic yesterday was interweted as another indication of French determination to stay in Algiers. At Cap Rose, in eastern Ugerla. marines landed torn the destroyer "Hova" inder cover of a barrage !romUP - 145 words
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Article43 1956-04-16 2 MILAN. Sun. Riccardo Cesare Ferrario. an assistant public notary, reported to police last night that someone had broken into his apartment, stolen his dinner jacket, kept it for four days and returned it yesterday— again by forcing the lock. ReuterReuter - 43 words
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138 1956-04-16 2 COPENHAGEN, Sun_ Lord jowitt, former Labour Lord Chancellor, predicted here last night that the House of Lords would accept any decision of the House of Commons to abolish the death penalty in Britain. "I am fairly certain the House of Commons will re- solveReuter - 138 words
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Article173 1956-04-16 2 Asia alive to need for better living conditions Lloyd KARACHI, Sunday. A FORMER British Minister, Mr. Geoilrey L!o, said here today that it was extremely impr': ant the British people should understand g "great awakening" in all Asian countries Mr. Lloyd, who arrived la last night, headed a173 words
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Article66 1956-04-16 2 WASHINGTON. Sun.— The United States General Accounting Office has detected "irregularities" •in the multi minion dollar aid programme to Persia it was reported here yesterday. Among a number of criticisms it made was an account of U.S. financed farm machinery left to rust because ofReuter - 66 words
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Article221 1956-04-16 2 IT'S WATER -AT 60 CENTS A CUP T BOPOLDVILLE (Bel- gian Congo), Sun. —The authorities have banned a sect of selfstyled "god-given medicine men" who charged African villagers 10 francs (60 cents) for a cup- of "magic water." The authorities clamped down on the sect after villagers said they hadReuter - 221 words
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Article23 1956-04-16 2 NEW YORK Sun. Actress Kirn Novak i in the liner He de France today to attend the Cannes Film Festival—UP.23 words
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Advertisement236 1956-04-16 2 irV W0.3 J about t he NEW Million Dollar I IL inoi*\\o\\Speaa£ wT it adds years to your engines life J The length of life of an engine and length of time You also enjoy day to day saving since, without ■I! between repairs is being more and more governed236 words
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205 1956-04-16 3 107 DI E IN CYCLONE: 'ENORMOUS LOSSES' BEIRA, Sunday. v( I ONE killed at least 107 people in the Nam■it district of the Niassa Province of Portu--1 1^ Africa (Mozambique) last week, ufs( ,iinL' to reports reaching here tonight. r workers are still searching for the I victims, the reports205 words
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Article102 1956-04-16 3 Victory for Turks in Cyprus rt\.\n(ir-<)ld claim Sin While a ut break of terflarinn up in rday the Lssh minority It has been for almost 80 L Government handed the Administration of il Religious Proper■\y. to elected Dtatives of the ommunlty. tlon to mark the tttended by Governor, Sir JohnReuter; UP - 102 words
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Article39 1956-04-16 3 DXDON. Sun.— An instl[<H nuclear research is built in Cracow. now Radio retted today. I ■■;te. which will rupy several buildings, will 'quipped with a cyclotron ppb-d by the Soviet Union, l Radio said.— Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article30 1956-04-16 3 NEW DELHI. Sun.— Mr. U. Dhebar. President of the i National Congress, Ed a statement yesterday that France had i Algeria in the ■i Morocco and Kisia.— Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article70 1956-04-16 3 STOCKHOLM. Sun.— W Tage Erlander, the Swedif Prime Minister, who return* on Wednesday from a 13-de official visit to Russia, sa: today that conditions in tr Soviet Union during the Str lin era would be "unthin 1 abk" in a free democracy. He added that itReuter - 70 words
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Article48 1956-04-16 3 ISTANBUL, Sun. The registration of Mr. Fahrettin Ulash as Turkish Minister of Commerce and Economy has been accepted, it was announced in Ankara yesterday. He resigned a week ago. ostensibly for health reasons. After a reported dispute with the Prime Minister over economic policy. Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Article51 1956-04-16 3 ACKSON. Sun.— A bridei weighing 640 lb. last t married a girl weighing lb, is W. D. Cowlan, 23, of Erie, Pennsylvania. She is 23--year-old Mabel Watkins. The ceremony was hi the bus used by a travelling show of which Cowlan is a feature attraction.—Reuter - 51 words
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Article, Illustration66 1956-04-16 3 The 'V' treat- for Banda's son a chunk of flavoured rice MR. S. BANDARANAIKE, leader of the Ceylon Peoples United Front, which swept into power in the recent elections, is shown treating his son and two daughters to slices of rice flavoured with coconut milk at his hone f-< Colombo.AP - 66 words
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Article41 1956-04-16 3 LONDON. Sun.— A London newspaper said today that Liberia's President William Tubman wanted to pay a state visit to Britain. But. said the Dally Express. Mr. Tubman was too shy to ask for an invitation. U.P.UP - 41 words
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Article28 1956-04-16 3 BAGHDAD, Sun. Iraq and Persia will soon sign an agreement here on their mutual oil interests, Dr. Nadim Pachachl, Minister of Economy, announced yesterday. A.P.AP - 28 words
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Article243 1956-04-16 3 COLUMNIST CLAIMS SOLDIERS TOLD TO PREPARE FOR QUICK MOVE TO MIDDLE EAST WASHINGTON, Sun. X)LUMNIST Drew v Pearson declared in a special column today that the United States 2nd Armoured Division definitely has been alerted for transfer from Germany to the Middle East. Ie Defence and StateUP - 243 words
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197 1956-04-16 3 DETROIT, Sunday. qpHE XP-500, first car in the world driven by a ne* engine that burns almost any type of fuel, was announced today by the General Motors Corooration. It will be unveiled at the May 15 dedication of the new GeneralReuter - 197 words
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Article20 1956-04-16 3 MOSCOW, Sun .—About 550,000 students are being trained in 200 branches of engineering In the Soviet Union. Reuter.Reuter - 20 words
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173 1956-04-16 3 Britons are behind times, says art critic LONDON, Sun. SIR HERBERT READ, noted British authority on art and a member of the British Council, said today that Britain makes herself "internationally ludicrous" by Hinging to outworn art conventions. Replying, In a letter to the Times, to recent criticisms by BritishReuter - 173 words
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144 1956-04-16 3 WALL TOWNSHIP. (New jersey), Sun.— A magistrate here yesterday "luctjntly dismissed a reckless driving charge against Hammad All. the 17-year-old son of toe Pakistani Ambassador because he had diplomatic Immunity. The magistrate said he hadieceiv'ed letters from both the UJ3. State DeKrtment and144 words
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253 1956-04-16 3 Asia 'may decide future of America' PENSACOLA, (Flori- da), Bat. —Mr. Adla! Stevenson, a Democratic Presidential candidate, said here today that America's future might be determined by what happened in the awakening countries of Asia, Africa and Latin America. "If these countries decide they can meet their social and economicReuter - 253 words
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Article31 1956-04-16 3 NEW YORK. Sun.— Surrealist painter Salvador Dali sailed for Europe today aboard the liner America to spend six months at his home in Port Legat, Spain.— UJP. lIIIIIIIIIIHMIIMIIIIIIIIimiIIIIIIIIIIIII31 words
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135 1956-04-16 4 IFOH, San. riESPTTE lanfuafe and U racial differences. Malayan youths were keenly Interested in Red Cross work, the Straits Times was told today. Miss Barbara Cooke, of the British Red Crow Society headquarters, London, ■aid she was impressed by the spirit Malayan youths of135 words
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259 1956-04-16 4 MTUC calls for aid for the bus strikers TRANSPORT ROW GOES ON JN CAPITAL KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Malayan Trade Union Council today entered the bus dispute in the capital with an appeal to its affiliate! to aid the striking employees of the Selanfbr Omnibus Company. The strike called by259 words
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136 1956-04-16 4 It's a dismal lot for the postal recruit union FENANG, Sunday. rm Penanc and Frorince Wellesley branch of the roat Office Workers' Union want, the postal serTioe to be nude mere attractive to encourage recruits. The president. Mr. On« Ten* Ben*, told the branch's annual meetlnc today that the branch136 words
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Article66 1956-04-16 4 RAWANO. Sun.— Abdul Manap, a police constable, was find $100 in the Magistrate's Court here yesterday when he was found guilty of negligent driving. The court was told that he was driving a lorry of a side road onto the main road at Sungei Choh Simpang66 words
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Article28 1956-04-16 4 Firing practice will take place on Blakang Matl between 8 a.m. and 4.30 pan. from 23 to April 27, and from April 30 to May 4.28 words
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Article49 1956-04-16 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Selangor division of the Labour Party of Malaya will discuss the question of Jus soU (nationality by birth) at its committee meeting tomorrow. It will consider other points to be raised with the Constitution Commission which arrives here next month.49 words
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Article152 1956-04-16 4 Bishop appeals to Catholics PENANG, Sunday. rpHE BISHOP of Penang, Monslgnor Francis Chan, today appealed to Catholic parents to offer their sons "generously" to the service of the church." "We need more priests to Malaya," he said in a sermon at the Cathedral of the152 words
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Article71 1956-04-16 4 Malayanised he goes on leave OZMOAPOiara Seamen's Ad--0 viser, Mr. T. A. White, left for Penang yesterday on local leave. During his absence, Mr. Goh Sin Tub, the Seamen's Industrial Relations Officer, will act for him. Mr. Whit- Mill resume work on May 16 and will return to Britain on71 words
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Article21 1956-04-16 4 The BB.Cs Malay section will broadcast daU7 summaries from London covering all phases of the Singapore merdeka mission's activities.21 words
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Article27 1956-04-16 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— Mr. C. L- Carrier, District Forest Officer. Kluang, will be leaving shortly for Sweden to do a course of forestry training.27 words
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749 1956-04-16 4 How that MM $20,000 prize was won r[E names of the prizewinners In the Malayan Monthly's $20,000 Most- Be- Won Contest "IP were announced in the Sunday Times, yesterday. Here are observations on what the Judges thought were the most apt and accurate answers to some of the more difficult749 words
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Miscellaneous291 1956-04-16 4 Straits Times Crossword ifflferj^ I 1 I. I In" I I I In FIWt i cameraman? (8. 8). HH HI HH HI *****1111 HI 1. 1»e tool nend. according to BSSBSI Sssss p^BSI Ssss SaaS sgg sss «sss Gloucester's Edgar (15). 8 I I > II Ss 9 2. Gave291 words
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156 1956-04-16 5 VOLUNTEER SPIRIT- IF ONLY MORE WOULD SHOW IT, SAYS TENGKU KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, told 200 officers and men of the Selangor Police Volunteer Reserve here today: "At a time when many people are asking for more privileges, it is good to see your spirit156 words
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Article156 1956-04-16 5 ON AGENDA 1955 BONUS HPHE MANAGEMENT of the First National City 1 Bank of New York in Singapore will meet representatives of its employees at the Labour Department at 2.30 p.m. today to discuss their demand for a bonus for 1955. The bank's 80 local156 words
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111 1956-04-16 5 Five harbour unions plan to merge A MERGER is planned of the five unions in the Singapore Harbour Board. The S.H.B. Staff Association is taking the initiative. It said that the most effective way of serving the interests of the workers in the harbour and establishing good industrial relations was111 words
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Article19 1956-04-16 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— Mr. M. K. Ashby. State Agricultural Officer. Johore, has left on transfer to Kuala Lumpur.19 words
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Article59 1956-04-16 5 The Officer Administrating the Government, Mr. W. A. C. Goode will open the sixth regional Asian conference of Jaycees at the Victoria Memorial Hall in Singapore, tomorrow. Two hundred delegates and observers from 20 countries will attend the conference, which will have as one of59 words
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Article41 1956-04-16 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Two engines were called to a fire which broke out in the Seng Fatt engineering works in Chan Sow Lin Road here last night. The blaze was quickly brought under control, causing little damage.41 words
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Article123 1956-04-16 5 THE LONGEST STRIKE HAS ENDED SINGAPORE'S longest strike 229 days involving 21 workers of the Hiap Ann sago factory at Kallang Pudding Lane, has been settled. An agreement between the management and the Singapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union, representing the strikers, ended the strike. Under the agreement, 11 workers123 words
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205 1956-04-16 5 GOVERNMENT officials in Singapore rural areas must become more courteous and approachable, says Mr. Lim Cher Kheng, Legislative Assemblyman for Changi. He says: "Government servants must, let the people know that our elected Government is different from the colonial one. "They have it in205 words
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Article38 1956-04-16 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. More than SO Malay musicians and entertainers met at UMNO House here today to form a Malay Artistes' Association. A committee of seven was elected to frame a constltutlon for the association.38 words
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Miscellaneous318 1956-04-16 5 Stanley Black; 10.00 Asian Club RADIO MALAYA "Colonialism"; 10 JO 11.00 nWIU JWim«ji»*<* Music For Dancing. Procnunmes thus marked can be ReStOllell received by Itetener. In BUUe«». TmSSZwHuZm Short ware 49 62m. Medium SING AFOKK wave 476 m, S4S, 366 m. and 297 m. sb9lt WAVt $2 m P.M. -1.01318 words
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Miscellaneous80 1956-04-16 5 High tides TODAY: Singapore 1.21 ajn. (9 ft.) 2.43 pjn. (7ft. 4in.); Port Dickson 9.34 aon. (7 ft. 7 ins.) 10.18 pjn. (7 ft 8 ins.); Penang 3.39 ajn. (5 ft. 8 ins.) 3.4S pjn. (6 ft. 8 Ins.). TOMORROW: Singapore 2.07 ajn. (8 ft. 7 ins.) 3.49 pjn. (680 words
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Obituary42 1956-04-16 6 M Words $1* (minimum). KOH HIAN TEK and Family thank all Relatives and Friends for their kindness during the i: Jt s and death of his beloved Mother, the late Madam Llm One* Lan and lor Wreaths., Condolences and Funeral Attendance.42 words
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576 1956-04-16 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Mon. Apr. 16, 1956. The Troubled Minorities Some minority groups in Singapore have professed anxiety as to what would happen to them when the Colony became self-governing. This is surprising since there has been no open expression of doubt until very recently. Singapore has been remarkably576 words
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Article411 1956-04-16 6 The Singapore Government must not expect the Opposition or the public to be satisfied with its answers to Assembly questions on the building programmes of the S.I.T. Mr. Lim Koon Teck wanted to know how many houses in each category had been completed in 1955 and how411 words
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Article207 1956-04-16 6 About a hundred Malays in Klang have the right approach to the problem of how to improve the economic position of their community. They plan to set up an agricultural co-operative society to plant pineapple on an 800-acre site. Their object is to develop a modernised pineapple industry with207 words
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1166 1956-04-16 6 Sir PERCIVAL GRIFFITHS - Burma, s Communists too want to give up but it s a trap Sir PERCIVAL GRIFFITHS AFTER FIVE YEARS OF TERRQRtSM... By Om April 27 Rmrtna'm Parliament trill fmem lim lirmt ballot box temt sinem It am* mmaimd im 1932. Thm Gowmrntmmmt'm rmemrd Im curbing Cmmtmmmmimt tmrrorimm* im mmmtl bmt1,166 words
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610 1956-04-16 6 Hawkins - Hawkins by NAIROBI JOHN Byrne holds all the best cards In the undercover gamble against Mau Mau 6,000 of them, each carrying the name and description of a terrorist. The 9,000 aces are neatly stacked In cabinets at the Embakasi Investigation Centre a few610 words
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Article174 1956-04-16 6 YOUTH ESSAY CONTEST F 1 has been said that a university qualification is essential for an important job. Others maintain that a degree dees not matter if man has the experience and the ability to do the job well. What do you think? The subject for the174 words
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Letter236 1956-04-16 6 mHE vandal who attempts L to gain temporary lime- light for himself by the insolent scrawling of his name in public places Is a phenomena not confined to the United Kingdom. I was appalled recently to discover the extent to which the ancient church of St. Paul's.236 words
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Letter124 1956-04-16 6 Three was no threat made REPORTS in the press that the British" Rubber Manufacturers' delegation threatened rubber producers that they would produce more synthetic if Malaya did not show more goodwill are entirely un- founded. No threats were I made if Implied at any time during the discussions. The Mission124 words
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Letter52 1956-04-16 6 Malayans only in the Press I THINK that the only place where a Malay, a Chinese, an Indian or other citizens of this country are ever referred to as "Malayt>n" is the press. Malayan nationality will be illusory unless we begin to treat ourselves and our neighbours as Malayans. TRIPLE52 words
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Letter132 1956-04-16 6 Govt. control and opium WHEN you were good enough to ask my opinion of the suggestion that opium be restored to Government control In this country, i answered that in the interests of public honesty it would be a good move. Since then I have enquired further, and I am132 words
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Advertisement874 1956-04-16 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. U Wor4, tit (mlmlmmm). GAMSTAN- -ROMEO: OaJUUn Patrick Oswald to Romeo Anne, in Singapore on 15-4-56. KHOO-YEO: On 15-4-56, between Eng Choon, eldest son of Mrs. Khoo Khoe Hoe of Pentng, nnd Poh Choo. eldest daughter of Mr A Mrs. Yeo Tiam Slew of Btanpor*. HINCHCLIFFE-EWAN: The entacement874 words
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Advertisement13 1956-04-16 6 I World fanem I The ftUsMc Swi«i I .Urm-ckKk from $15 *'NG»rom l13 words
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Advertisement62 1956-04-16 6 6 RAFFLES PLACE PHONE ***** COLD STORACE ARCADE PHONE: ***** OPTICIANS^^ K. E. MEYER f.n.a.0., d.opt., o o.sc K. W. BELL PI*OW.. A.8.T.C.. fAOA Thrifty Spool type Revere Bmm Turreni ca** head, adi^ taD view-f mdc Sole Agents SHRIRO (CHINA) LTD. (Incorporated in Hongkonfil wi*^ «^m^A 7) 7e€#e//er.\ >T/fc For62 words
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Article212 1956-04-16 7 IT MIGHT FOSTER YELLOW UNIONS, HINDER OENUIME ONES...- 'NO* TO COMPULSORY RECOGNITION THE WORIdNG CO&fcs£2ft*i&i Trade Union Council today decided not to press for compulsory recognition of trade unions. A spokesman of the committee said that legislation for compulsory recognition was "not appropriate" at212 words
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Article, Illustration44 1956-04-16 7 Mr. Foo Wah Peng and Miss Lien Yue Hiang after their marriage in Singapore yesterday. Mr. Foo is seen helping his bride to cut the wedding cake at the reception at the Chye Huat restaurant. Straits Times picture.44 words
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Article64 1956-04-16 7 The Government has now authorised the Singapore Harbour Board chairman to revise the basic salaries of Harbour Board employees up to a limit of $465. This enactment brings the chairman's powers to the equivalent of what they were before the last revision of salaries. Then he could,64 words
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Article213 1956-04-16 7 Transfer of railway men causes upset PORT SWETTENHAM, Sunday. T*HE MALAYAN Railway Junior Officers' Union 1 has asked the railway management to call a public inquiry into the transfer of two of its members from Port Swettenham. In a letter to the railway administration y213 words
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Article49 1956-04-16 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. proprietor of the ii.-i amusement re. Ooh Kirn Nguan. icked and robbed and Jewellery worth l today at Imbi Road. Ooh was treated as an out-patient at the General Hospital early this morning for bruises on the face. and neck. Police are Investigating.49 words
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Article84 1956-04-16 7 Whipping is quashed on appeal ALOR STAR, Sun. APADI planter, Abdul Rahman bin Din. had a sentence of whipping quashed when he appealed in the High Court here yesterday. But he will serve four more months in prison Abdul Rahman had been sentenced to eight months jail and six strokes84 words
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Article43 1956-04-16 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. A large number of people did not apply for loans as expected by RIDA after the Government had decided to aid Malay participation in the transport industry. Only two applications wen received and they were approved.43 words
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338 1956-04-16 7 PHE higher monks, of 1 all the Buddhist emples and organlsalons in Singapore yeserday attended a meetng to protest against he Government's propolal to hold Wesak Day on Uay 23. The meeting was organised >y the Buddhist Union at he Jalan Senyum338 words
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137 1956-04-16 7 VARSITY PLANS WORK BEGINS AT BUKIT TIMAH WORK has already started on the first phase of the University of Malaya's expansion scheme in Singapore. II At the moment, work is confined to the laying of I roads and foundations for the new buildings, the Vicechancellor, Sir Sydney Calne, said yesterday.137 words
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127 1956-04-16 7 Freed on a 9-year-old murder count K. TRENGGANU, Sun. A MAN who was alleged A to have murdered bis sister-in-law in 1947 appeared in the High Court here yesterday. He was Mohamed Yaasin bin Ibrahim, who was alleged to have murdered Munah binte Abdullah at Kampong Banggol, Kemaman, in July127 words
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Article69 1956-04-16 7 Mr. Tann Wee Tlong, a prominent P.AP. member and legal adviser to several trade unions, said yesterday that unions should not be used for political purposes. He was speaking at the inaugural meeting of the Bookshop Workers' Union —an affiliate of the Singapore Factory and Shop Workers'69 words
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90 1956-04-16 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. In the Sessions Court here today Chan Chen Chal, of Singapore, was fined $100 or one month's Jail and was disqualified from holding a driving licence for one year after conviction on a charge of dangerous driving by speeding at 7590 words
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Article49 1956-04-16 7 Villagers at Yio Chu Kang in Singapore are to form a community centre advisory committee. It will work closely with the Social Welfare Department on matters affecting social services in the area. Mr. M. P. D. Nair, Assemblyman for Seletar, will be chairman of the committee.49 words
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Article50 1956-04-16 7 RAWANG, Sun. A three-rear-old boy was killed yesterday when an oil drum fell on him at Buklt Tarah Estate, near Batu Arang. The boy, O. Oanesan. was playing with other children near the estate store when the drum accidentally fell on him, killing him immediately.50 words
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Article32 1956-04-16 7 IPOH, Sun. The Perak Commercial and Industrial Employees Union has written to the Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce and the Perak Chinese Mining Association, asking for recognition of the union.32 words
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Advertisement210 1956-04-16 7 F LOOK SU INSIDE? You're in for a BIG surprise when you open the door of this 'English Electric' refrigerator. Just look at that nocage space: 14 6 sq.ft. of adjustable shelf area —giant, full-width Freezer special Coldiawer fee meat and fish two big Humidrawcrs for fruit and vegetables and210 words
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Advertisement126 1956-04-16 7 /^LIMAx CEABLISS- TOTALLY INCIOSEO NOISELESS SEIF-OlltNG QUADRUPLE ACTING SHALLOW WELL PUMPS o §fIT otlvl o THE PUMP WITH THE PERFECT BALANCE i RANGE: 1000/4200 G.P.H. at 230 foot Total head. H.P. 2 to 7\ 9 510/1940 G.P.H. at 460 feet Total head. H.P. 2\ ta 7 Many models ex-stack mL?W^m&JW/126 words
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461 1956-04-16 8 Industrials: A good weeks NEW STABILITY MALAYAN SMMM E MARKET BEVMEW By Our Market Correspondent {THE Singapore Share Market last week experienced better trading, with a healthier sentiment in the industrial and tin sections. Industrials were characterised by good solid selective buying in quantity. The fact that the Industrial section461 words
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Article387 1956-04-16 8 mHE following toutaess done A in tne Singapore Share Market last weak wm reported by one Arm of brokers far the period April 7 to April U:— INDUSTRIALS: Fraaer Neave Ords. $1.70 cd to $1.66 xd, fwm«.. $2.10, Hammer <te Co. $3.47% to 52.50 to 93.47 V*. Hongkong387 words
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Article277 1956-04-16 8 TWE following f uU revised «f ejatations was iasaed by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association after their last meetfnr on Friday:— I.W I.H i.v urn 11.90 |buj«n> 4f/- l» J. 15 J.Mcd M I i.Ti fM i »i lin i H 1 I 1 I 1 W277 words
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Article214 1956-04-16 8 /COMPANIES operating; \j in Malaya announced the following dividends last week:— The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd.: a dividend of 59 per cent leas 30 per cent Singapore income tax, payable to shareholders registered in the books of the company on April 30. Books will be closed214 words
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Article265 1956-04-16 8 THE feature of the rub--1 ber market during the week was the reserve of sellers in upcounty centres influenced by the deteriorating situation in the Middle East. The price was very steady with the current month losing its premium and at times going to a discount. Imparts265 words
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Article214 1956-04-16 8 The volume of trading on the local copra market is still very limited report H.C.B. Ltd. Although the import figures ot copra for the first two months ot this year showed a decline of 5.200 tons there are indications that an improvement in the supply position may be214 words
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Advertisement1836 1956-04-16 8 LABU CHEVIOT RUBBER LIMITED THIRD ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING to be held on 9th May 1956 SIR JOHN HAY'S STATEMENT PROFITS AND DIVIDENDS The price of rubber In 1955 was substantially higher than In the previous year and the proceeds of our crop rose from £*****8 to t1, 180.156. The cost1,836 words
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Advertisement825 1956-04-16 8 WOTICE3 THE STRAITS TRADING COMPART, LIMITED (Incorporated in the Colony of Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Ordinary Oeneral Meeting of The Straits Trading Company, Limited, will be bald at tne Company's Registered Office, Ocean Building, collyer Quay. Singapore, on Wednesday. 16th May. 1966. at 12 o'clock noon, when825 words
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Advertisement609 1956-04-16 8 NOTICES NOTICE RE: NEW «EA LAND CRRAMSSBS LTD. With a view to the liquidation of the above Company, all creditors an rsqueslad to send in their claims to the undersigned before the 15th day of May 1*56. TAN HEAN TU AN, Secretary. New Sea Land Creameries Ltd, 450, Macphenon Road,609 words
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Advertisement466 1956-04-16 8 KMUTSEN LINE orient service PROM CANADA/U.S. PACIFIC PORTS— 3O DAY* SAILING ARRIVINC Ssa Vancouver Francisco Spore P. Swet. Pcnani r Krittin Bakke 19 Apr 2 May 2 |un 4 Jun 5 l.a Aa«a Bakke 28 Apr 12 May 1 1 |un 14 |un 15 |w Accepting Cargo for Fremantle calling466 words
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Advertisement1235 1956-04-16 9 jy? the bmw romnx un k»t> M onfon to proceed via other port* to toad and dischtwmTjj-.. Sffi*VSWKl. BLA.BDWAONOON 4 CONTINItCTpSK D"« Sail. P. Sham Penong N'-"- Apr IS/14 Apr 17/10 Marl Apr IB A*l./*l APT2V2. r^ 1 1 U.-.*" 20 M Apr29/SB Hamburg T v m^ 7/t 4 Crooo1,235 words
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Advertisement932 1956-04-16 9 BAST ASIATIC UNBB SAIUNOS TO CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA ror Ada*, Pert Said, Tuiii. Mlmij. nilUiiai thMßkara. eaassshneas. CiVtal^sSttaa^BiMl JL^lii^b^^^ B^ i^^"»fc "iP^^Ra^BTpfaTJSSSJeT 2«ONA- 19/19^ P '^T H^!* SAIUNOJ PROM SCANDINAVIA/UX/CONTININT Soigon, Hongkong, Shonghoi, SaSw: ass* J tt •^•"^O. Monila, Robe* 2 a May 17/17 May THB BAST ASIATIC CO^ LTD. UNCAPORI" A^"932 words
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Advertisement931 1956-04-16 9 UNION ajajßffp nejtßtf' W neTW piajipj AtJaTRPtJIOI ff *JrfA *IL- "a- 1 OUIUMNS IHI OM LOII BlBjrlßUßjl itlU juj7| SINOAPORI (Incorporoted m the UnMed Kingdom) S UNO SAIUNCS TO UK AND OOkTTINSNT PO«TS mm pj CBjb^*^« aa •> pOrfj 3 lUfll irVilajWlßj BSIICLS9JCII tor Liverpool Rottardam. Antwerp 19/24 Apr PJ931 words
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Advertisement927 1956-04-16 9 MojAUSTZR CO., LTD. TIL.I He. 1 ***** LONDON. NAVRL ROTTIRDAM. ANO»US, SAN PRANOSCO, 1 nAMBfIRJI PORTLAND. SEATTU VANCOUVIR I ORjJor \hTThS* Atlantic Port. Aop^tMp QB*pe fat tootral ft Seath I ond Canada and vhj Colombo Awirlie CITT Of JOHAHHCSBUR4I lUNHTVHLI 'IP"^!* U^pTapt TSey rpJ^^Tiiirr^ 2ndCo *SANc*svnu qT 2 L^f MAIICIIBJIBJI927 words
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316 1956-04-16 10 I DRAMATIC FINISH TO SOCCER INTERNATIONAL I ENGLAND FORCE A LAST-MINUTE DBA W GLASGOW, Sun. A DRAMATIC last- minute goal by in-side-left Johnny Haynes enabled England to draw 1-1 with Scotland after a scoreless first half in the Soccer International watched by 130,000316 words
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Article128 1956-04-16 10 GALLANT ACT GAINS LANDY AN AWARD PHOENIX. Arises*, Ms. THE SpartsawMsMß Hail of m. fgjne fees snnaenr r«l that H sremU jrsesw* a trepfcy to Jean Lust, Australia's werli mile regard balder, "far Ms gallant act At Melbaorne last sasnth Landy ■as baUUw to break his werM reeera of Sawa.128 words
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606 1956-04-16 10 LONDON. Sun. ASTON VILLA, onee•A- mighty giants of English League Football, are fighting the toughest battle of their gloryfilled soccer history. Their struggle to stay in Division One was helped yesterday with a 3-2 win over Sheffield United in a tense606 words
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117 1956-04-16 10 PARIS. Sun. 1 tpNGLAND failed in their Md to share the Rugby Union internf»frwi championship with Wales when they were beaten by France here yesterday by U points (a goal, two penalty goals and a try) to nine (two penalty goals and a try).Reuter - 117 words
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Article103 1956-04-16 10 JOHANNBBBURO, BUD. AUSTRALIAN champion George Banes retained bis Bnpfe* welterweight boxtaf UOe at Mm Rand SUdhun nan last night when be pounded South African Benny Nleuwenhuisen to defeat Sa twcbntwl knockoot to the th round of their scheduled If. round title bout. Twenty-nlne-year-old Barnes was slightlyReuter - 103 words
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Article40 1956-04-16 10 ty itto I i i 1 i isun a i FIRST DIVISION I 1 V I DIV. THREE (S) burn MM*! 8£ p c. Vale im sea in Ham 1 ■h :n SECOND DIVISION a DIV. THREE (N)40 words
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Article212 1956-04-16 10 LONDON. SUB. RNBULTB of rugby matches played yesterday are: BUOBY ONION Harlequins 6 London Welsh 3; jondon Irish 29 Aldershot Services i; Saracens 3 Old MlllhlUlans I; Wasps Old Merchant Taylors Abertillery 3 Aberavon 6; Bedord 5 Coventry 0; Bristol 11 Gloucester 0; Bridgwater and Übion 11Reuter - 212 words
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293 1956-04-16 10 Bishops win English Amateur Cup final MIDDLESBROUGH.! Sun. BISHOP AUCKLAND, the holders, won the English amateur soccer cup for the ninth time when they beat Corinthian Casuals 4-1 in the replay here yesterday. The teams drew 1-1 after extra time at Wembley Stadium, London, last Saturday, and were again levelReuter - 293 words
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Advertisement280 1956-04-16 10 ■■B I aT^a«^'^^a^^^^^S^^^^^SassSawa=^MaC sga| M Ml i W 5S"""~^ a 1 11 a. w a^k. tif^ VT^ -^a3 IQaW~ *fo*± l^SSttP |T ftw wtfltioii* from the immune IfArlaaV A haaMlif lav S^vWaV imritty ai debchtful iettin» that an M m«g with C^MaFJI) be m4e for MIKIMOTO PEARLS vLf^S&f? ■v showri280 words
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Advertisement262 1956-04-16 10 l* HEP CLE ANE» B<l •><«* •«»y w Oy HEP VW INSECT REPELLENT Just spray en exposed ik; n eMMt. Glv«, ho Ur of aaeinst moaoulteM, Bnah Mat HEP lS^, KILLER i£F mTVI Amcr>co'i known bu, bH| Obtainable at all leading stores am dispensaries. Sole Agerr, THE CYCLE CARRIAGE CO.,262 words
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Miscellaneous132 1956-04-16 10 Bex Morgan, 3M.D. A discussion j WHAT CAN 100 ABOUT Vs^^^^^. L£ftl i A j -rrj STOP BUNKING/ >»^ ORINIC /HE PIDNT TAKE J EVEN IF IT'S TRUE- A IMV FATHER, BEX I H6'U- 7" k>T f^ < j*jT~r i iiajej 7~\ J\m I A OBrNK UNTIL ATTtf J- IT'S132 words
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Advertisement349 1956-04-16 11 nHMODATION VACANT 1 KAVILUT'. 130 f Rat* Vacancy „,r i l. Full Board. t: 'J'l K NIS!IED Double\>rsndsh. Cooking od Tele. Grange 9 Apply BOX n ROOMS. SEPARI $170. $150— J135. f irea approved for a, »t *****. after Office if; 248-C. Heeren gpjjev hone. HIU S'reet i expectea to349 words
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Advertisement368 1956-04-16 11 ACCOMMODATION WANTED M W,t4m U (Mtm.)~Bn f eu. Mtrs. WANTE3J nnxurnished/Purnlshed 3, 3. 4 Bedroom House, Tanglln Holland or Buklt Ttmah areas' Phone 27-397. WANTED TJROKNTLY Bungalow or Plat, three Bedrooms Purnlshed/Unfurnished. District 9 A 2590 > S S !T lllCllth 1 nßer ENGLISH FAMILY two children require small Bungalow/Flat368 words
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Advertisement345 1956-04-16 11 TUITION v •Sats.astfa. L AMBERTB DRIVDJO SCHOOL Charges only for the number of ifljwns required to Pass the Teat, 410 Orchard Road Tel. *****. London Dimrmo school £""<" »>y Expert Instructors. Moderate Charges, good Recommendation, Advance, Complete and Guaranteed Courses. Phone *****. 60 Selegie Road, C. H. Koh. V.M.C. A.345 words
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Advertisement393 1956-04-16 11 WANT£O TO PURCHASE MW~i* U itmm) AYs Mc^Mtra. WANTED 2/3 Bedrooms Modem Bstate Terrace House, any Locality, low Price iwmnllal. FuU particulars Phone Number to Box A 3588. B.T. RIAL ESTATE WANTED a* Wm4»Utmtmi a>-a>«aj. eaam. SPOT CASH for your ptopsttyl Wo need at onbo 8-4 Bedroom Bungalows and 3-storey393 words
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Advertisement801 1956-04-16 11 VEHICLES FOB SALE MW-4* U fSjaij.sjfc, ie.fe.utr. MAYPLOWER 1963. excsllant eondWon, one Owner, $3^oo. Blng FORD AIfOLZA IM7 model. angmw In good condition. Ask Mr. Kon, 364 Lavender St. TeL *****. PoirnAC 4665 SHOWROOM condition, no Accidents, fully Tawd and Insured, mileage 9606 miles. Phone *****. MEW 1666 VELOX 1,006801 words
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Advertisement725 1956-04-16 11 NOTICES SINGAPORE QTY COUNOT 4£* DtMNTUIE STOCK ItSS/IS-73 NOTICE to hereby glr en that the Transfer Books of the above Stock will bs closed from 16th AprU to Ist Mar *****, both ways mctusiTe, isr toe preparauoa 01 Interest Warrants In respect of interest das on the above Stock for725 words
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Advertisement597 1956-04-16 11 NOTICES CEHTRAL ELECTRICITY BOAID Pederatton of Malaya NOTICE TO CONSUMERS It has come to the notice of the central Electricity Board that a person representing himself to be an anapioysi of the Central Electricity Board has been Halting fVVraavntVasavV 4n TWJlll. am*4 s^aMwieiwwMwwv money. Oonstimwa should note that under no597 words
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Advertisement216 1956-04-16 11 NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE is hereby grten that I, H. L. Vincent, Branch Manager of Fraser Near. limited, Smgapore, have applied to the Board of Tlnanalng Justices. Singapore, for the transfer of a Wholesale Dealer's licence in respect of premises No. 475 River Valley Road. Smgapore. to Mr. H. A. 8.216 words
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Article629 1956-04-16 12 BATSMEN MAKE 810 SCORES IN TOURNAMENT CRICKET POLICE KEEP ON TOP WITH 48-RUN WIN OVER SCC A CENTURY by Brian Marks (132) was the outstanding performance In the five matches of yesterday's Singapore Cricket Association's senior tournament programme. This was the highest individual score629 words
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492 1956-04-16 12 Johore had bad luck but ref was right SINGAPORE WIN QUAD JOHORE Combined Schools, who were beaten 4-2 by Singapore Combined Schools In the final of the Southern schools soccer quadrangular at Jalan Besar Stadium last night, will forever claim that they were robbed. After being one-all at half time,492 words
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Article40 1956-04-16 12 m the Tamil Brotherhood Association's annual Rognan Cup soccer match. Singles beat Married by 2-1 at Parrer Park yesterday. The table— tennis rhamplfflishin was won by Krishnan Eulasi who also took the doubles with Letchl-40 words
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Article223 1956-04-16 12 First junior century by Frugneit rpHE FIRST century hi the B.C.A. Junior tournament this season was scored by A. Prugnelt (Prisons) who hit 101 retired off RAP Chanel "B" yesterday. Prugneit hit a six and nine fours In a match that produced two other scores over 80 by L. Prugneit223 words
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Article55 1956-04-16 12 BraddeU Sports Club beat S.C.C. by one wicket in a high f*"*"y friendly cricket match on the padang yostwriay. S.O.C. 202-9 (Allen 90 no., Olendinnlng 4S, Watts 20, Hadley 2-18. W. Sher -crd 2-41). BraddeU 203-9 (HcDonald 20, Hadley 83. KUttck St. Legg 26, 8.55 words
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Article56 1956-04-16 12 R. Toole, of RAP Seletar, won the 25-mile time trial of the Seletar Cycle Racing Club with a time of lhr. 4mln. Slsec. Runner-up was R. Goodwin (Royal Navy) In lhr. 6min. 49aec. and third was D. Aisbitt (Seletar) In lhr. Tmin. Seletar (Toole, Aisbitt and56 words
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Article26 1956-04-16 12 TULT. Seletar and Shell drew their friendly cricket match at Seletar on Saturday. Seletar 132-4 dccl. (Howarth 52, Meredith 33) Shell 64-9 (Smith 4-34).26 words
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Article26 1956-04-16 12 Boy's Town beat Singapore Combined Schools 7-0 in a seven-a-aide soccer match yesterday. Teng Yong (3). Gun Hoe, Martin and Vincent Tan (2) scored.26 words
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Article72 1956-04-16 12 RAP Setetar beat Kinta Rangers 5-1 in a SAPA Dlv. 3A league fixture at Oeylang yesterday. Can*lln (3), Slaven(2) and James scored for Seletar and Chandra for Kinta, In a Div. 2B game at Parrer Park. Aston boat Balaattar United 4-1 aoortng through Abdullah (3), George72 words
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Article924 1956-04-16 12 RAF v SRC ROYAL AIB FORCE Singapore and tllnianorii BT>irrsatlon flak drew at ChaagL STOKE RECREATION CLCB Oallstan run out 24 B. Marks c Smith b Turner 132 J. Mark* c Fiern b King 8 'Schubert c Knight b Muir U Perry b Turner 7 J. Martens924 words
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Article361 1956-04-16 12 WUGHTS for aU 11 sb raoaj Wedneaday, eeeeinl day of the BeavagorTarf Ctak April Minting. are: Cl»,Dlvl-5 Sky High S.M Weatoth US Trailer US Glltterinc Ul Mlekey Mow 8.10 Khaahn SJS Bed Bnatr 8.07 Bacentaor MS Say Try Ml Commal IV 7.10 hWhamniii Hope 7J7361 words
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Article112 1956-04-16 12 PENANO. ton. I'll l II— niwuMw Club tost the acyal Australian Regtaent by Tt nnu at erlohet on Vtetorla Oreen today- Ohtoow totalled 117 rw anditfirntesa d the AostraMans (or SI. North all-rounder Koay Kboon Leonf who wag clean bowled for ft "duck," made112 words
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281 1956-04-16 12 SINGAPORE, holders of *3 surprisingly held to a ca at Malacca yesterday. Singapore and Malacca will replay to decide who should meet Negri Sembllan, who beat Johore 3-1 at Kluang, for the South zone championship. The Northern final will be decided between Penang and281 words
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Article18 1956-04-16 12 H.M.S. Newcastle beat Seletar Spartans 2-1 in a friendly soccer match at the Naval Base yesterday.18 words
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Article125 1956-04-16 12 Negri got going after penalty FOR ItoJshln^b?^ hore forward.s £#J a 3-1 defeat by Negri ftS lan at Kluang today Negri defended first 15 minutes when j,^,?! at their best. Sho; y Negri took the lead ",,fi ""J converted by Wai Kin Before Johorc coul after that goal, n the125 words
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Article94 1956-04-16 12 RAUB fcj GELANOOR Chinese had trouble in beatins p Chinese 7-1 in a MCFa i match at Raub today. Selangor dominated p!a: j the start and main'ainec a riorlty throughout the past Tliey would have won by n margin had it not been some good saves94 words
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124 1956-04-16 12 Ipoh. Sun. PNANO scored a convincing 3-0 victory over Perak in their north zone M.C.F.A. Cup tie on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground here. Penang attacked for the major part of the first half but their attempts were foiled by the hard-working124 words
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Advertisement897 1956-04-16 12 CLASSIFIED ADa (ConUnued from Page 8) SITUATIONS VACANT St W;4. ti Mtn.)— B*x S* cU. **trm. THIRD GRADE Middle Aged Dresser for small Estate Pabang. Box A 2586 S.T. BRITISH SHIPPING COMPANY Requires Experienced Shorthand Typist. Male or Female. Apply Box A 2589. S.T. TYPIST ABLE TO work at good897 words
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Advertisement155 1956-04-16 12 Jjptl The precious gift of sight The gift of sight is among a child's most precious possessions. Most of our knowlcd^t and much of our Joy comes to us through our t* How important, then, that they should be cared for from the earliest years! The best protection you can155 words
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Miscellaneous31 1956-04-16 12 SOCCEK BJLTA. hag-*. Wv. SA: Arsenal v BAT Tengah, Geyksag: Workers Biaisitlisi t Bays' Farrer rark: JiSßiSi v Jmntor A.A.. MLF.A. FBJKNDLT: Blngapsre "A" v Beyal Navy. GOLF L.G.TJ. asedal. B.S.G.C.31 words
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