The Straits Times, 13 May 1956
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Article12 1956-05-13 1 No. 1.081 10 CENTS SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 13, 195G12 words
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Article422 1956-05-13 1 MERDEKA: TUESDAY IS CRUCIAL DAY D CLEARS DECK FOR ACTION AND STATES HIS TERMS HARRY MILLER Sat. T nc Colonial SeAlan Boyd. has recks for this r rhe Bnment car-cut ex- >:■■ 3nd *ore any of Singapore's constitution. Boyd last night nted Mr. Marshall .1 new memoi dum In which422 words
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Article25 1956-05-13 1 $5,000 only one kin nc r (V lilt won the mes Word Shin Heng. Pctaling |aya. 3ur, prize will sent week. -or the Compel article.25 words
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Article, Illustration55 1956-05-13 1 Australia): airman takes a Colony bride lh c wcddin« kiss J» l»l r Australian-born Chinese Harold Doo and his Singapore sweetheart. Mary Lee. in Singapore yesterday. Thi.ir ofiam.il wedding date was m March but Harold who stationed in Malaya with the Royal Austnlian Air Force was posted home.55 words
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Article53 1956-05-13 1 25.000 to be won in >l>l «•«>■■ le*l pR!ZE-MONEY of $25-000 can be won in The Malayan Monthly's Jackpot Puzzle Contest V. In addition to $20,000 in the first prize pool, there is ***** in consolation prizes. This great contest closes on Tuesday THREE days from today. Send your entry,53 words
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109 1956-05-13 1 JOHORE BAHRU, Saturday. A MAN who ran amok here yesterday died in hospital after 10 minutes of terror. The man a Chinese tapper from Bekok— lost control of himself in |alan Ungku Puan He slashed his neck with a meat cleaver,109 words
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Article547 1956-05-13 1 Marshall: The going is heavy JYI R DAVID MARSHALL warned in a recorded broadcast over Radio Malaya last night that it would be wrong for the merdeka delegation now in London to accept half measures. He said: "If we return to Singapore with half measures and immediately campaign for more,Reuter - 547 words
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Article36 1956-05-13 1 VATICAN CITY. Sat. Monsignor Curie En Torald" 63. secret chamber2£nS the Pope and eh ol the Papal Noble Guard. •nd Jead in home mside the Vatican City today. He died ol a heart U.P.UP - 36 words
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Article23 1956-05-13 1 Rear Admiral G. A. Thring arrived in Singapore by air last night to take over as Flag Officer, Malayan Area.23 words
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Article55 1956-05-13 1 Thailand is strengthening hi r trade ties with Communist China, the Commis-sioner-General for SouthEast Asia. Sir Robert Scott, said at the Singapore Airport last night Sir Robert was returning from Bangkok niter a bimonthly meeting of Council representatives of the SouthEast Asian Organisation "to advance55 words
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Article186 1956-05-13 1 LONDON. Sat. Britain today officially admitted apologising to Russia for the snooping of a frogman around a Soviet warship in Portsmouth harbour The admission came at 4 Foreign Office news conference. A spokesman hinted that Moscow broke diplomatic etiquette by disclosing the apology. Socialists have186 words
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Article, Illustration70 1956-05-13 1 IN the second instalment o f her own story told for the first time the Duchess of Windsor reveals how her first marriage to handsome American airman Lieutenant Earl Spencer Win- field ended after a futile attempt at reunion. She tells of her travels which took her to70 words
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Article, Illustration55 1956-05-13 1 MEET JACK IXI CARDIFF, the cameraman the stars ask for per- sonal'y the man who knows all the secrets of their fascinating faces Be sure to read his "Close-up of the Stars presented by David Lewin in the Sunday Times next week, for it will teach you a55 words
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220 1956-05-13 1 ANTI-RED REVOLT GROWS IN COLONY SCHOOLS CINCAPORES ANTI-RED STUDENT REVOLT IS CROWINC. Yesterday students belonging to the Singapore Anti-Communist Corps plastered two of the biggest Chinese schools with posters condemning their Red-influenced colleagues. The schools were the Chung Wah Girls' School. Barney Road, and the Yock Enu School. Tanjong Katong220 words
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Article213 1956-05-13 1 Go-slow claim 'a tall tale KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. THE SECRETARY of the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Assoc.ation, Mr. R. C. D. Houghton, today said that the union claim of complete success in its go-slow yesterday, wa; grossly exaggerated The National Uiv. Plantation Workers h;td said there was a 100 per213 words
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Article32 1956-05-13 1 NOTTINGHAM. Sat. At ten innings of 135 b? Colin McDonald helped the llians to score 249 fo: three wickets by tea on th< of their match Nottinghamshire hen Renter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article45 1956-05-13 1 JAKARTA. Sat. Police have broken a ring smuggling Malayan lottery tickets into North Sumatra, according To a report from Medan. The report said the police had confiscated 3.000 tickets and arrested a Chinese believed to be the leader of the ring. Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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Article20 1956-05-13 1 MOSCOW Sat M Zhukov. the Soviet Defence Minister. cording to diplomatic ow. The rep( the illness is serious.20 words
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Article, Illustration3788 1956-05-13 2 PART TWO THE erosion of a marriage is a harrowing experience, and I shall not chronicle all the details: they cannot be unusual. In the hope of rousing Wm out of himself I attempted to draw more people into the contracting orbit of our marriage I3,788 words
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Advertisement330 1956-05-13 3 LATEST 1956 MODEL WORLD-I AMOI S GERMAN RADIO JkTELEFUNKEN Wl 1 HI-FI 1 SYSTEM »4^oTf ItVISION Obtainable at ROBINSONS (Radio Dcpt.) Top Floor. SEOW KUAN CO 4. Dhoby Chaut Singapore-9. (Sole Agents for Singapore, Federation of Malaya, Sarawak, Brunei and North Borneo) There is no place like Miy/JKflLifi/ Co to330 words
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Article, Illustration2212 1956-05-13 4 VALERIE ARKELL SMITH - \IY HEART beat a 11 little faster as I stood at the reception desk of that hotel in Brighton, waiting for the receptionist to allocate me a room. .My masquerade as a man, which was to lasl for the next 30 years, had just that minute2,212 words
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Article116 1956-05-13 4 HOWEVER. I decided it would be safer to use the stage name of "Ivor Gauntlet" when I moved to London with Freda, Tony and a new governess. I landed a part in "The Private Secretary" that took me all round the United Kingdom, then back to London. One116 words
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Article522 1956-05-13 4 "mm SOON I to look another adn Unluckily mirer.s had over the spent q gether I saw this jealous. Hi that anothi might do At one or I was phone. Ai manded her flat in 1 once. The scene I I was more d in the sketi h storming522 words
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Advertisement213 1956-05-13 4 MOrC o{ everything you want most in economy motoring,. PflllW Quickest way to the facts of this II 1/ I fine new Morris Oxford is a test drive So come and take the wheel feel the power and vene ot its spirited O.H.V. engine -f\-»VVfc*r.-i»l enjoy the comfort of inter-axle213 words
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Article63 1956-05-13 5 T aoore Youth is to conduct a about 1,000 or-, Defore devising .-•anr-ne to serve 'rom •lalaya and Dtpartlp. 'morundergraduates n d .sent out > ulsa- I aims ms. till the :hp Asia Founverj a grant of j tn begin next a probp Into and63 words
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Article64 1956-05-13 5 I Director of G.H. Garlick, nted cash liOolboys of the recent :>etition. 2.000 children >i 12 and i the competii .resented pupils were Chan I i Bali i T;in Chee i 1 1 1 1 School.! :ored 25 marks The prize.-, were ■;iem. each was64 words
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Article, Illustration59 1956-05-13 5 YANG PEI YUEN is a girl who takes the ups and downs of life with a smile Widowed a few years after her marnoge to a Chinese millionaire, this queen of Singapore's singing stars, is now bock at the microphone to the delight of her fansHan Hoi Fong - 59 words
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121 1956-05-13 5 Citizenship plan gets a cautious welcome WTI an d poht.cal Mncapore 'I'-pted a "wait attitude on "nip and national»»ls outlined at Iks in Loniday. nave been acinmipW by the •"•vernment and *nted to Cornier*. countries for •j, 1 1 definition of a £*Mwe dtizen" b b»"aw ii up The chairman121 words
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Article, Illustration480 1956-05-13 5 POTENTIAL DANGER BUT NOT A THREAT, SAYS SIR SYDNEY THE political situation is a genuine potentiai danger to the University of Malaya but the danger will not become actual unless the situation deteriorates, the Vice-Chan-cellor of the Univers'tv. Sir Sydney Came. said yesterday.480 words
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418 1956-05-13 5 THE Testing Deportment of the Singapore Traffic Police has come under a scathing attack for its "inefficiency" and "meek ond miJ4 excuses" for making the public wait up to five months for a driving test. Mr. R L. Lambert, of Lambert's Driving School, Singapore has418 words
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Article678 1956-05-13 5 NO, says Mrs. Fozdar, it's like washing dirty linen §EX talks for young people are just another excuse for this degenerate age to indulge in its unhealthy preoccupation in the subject, Mrs. Shirin Fozdar, lashed out yesterday. Mrs. Fozdar, a Singapore Indian who is a678 words
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68 1956-05-13 5 Top army chief arrives for Malayan talks MAJ.-GEN. J.H.N. Poett, Director of Military Operations at the War Office, arrived in Singapore yesterday for talks with Army chiefs in the Colony and the Federation. He flew on to Kuala Lumpur to meet the Director of Operations. Lt.-Gen. Sir Geoffrey Bourne. Gen.68 words
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Article34 1956-05-13 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat —Dr. T.E.C. Barns, senior obstretician at the General Hospital here returned to Britain on completion of his contract and has been succeeded by Dr. S. Lourdenadin. of Pcnang.34 words
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Article19 1956-05-13 5 The general council of the Singapore Labour Front will meet this morning at 40 Bencoolen Street.19 words
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160 1956-05-13 5 N. PERUMAL, 29. was a carl cleaner. On the morning of April 27 he saw a shiny new j Jaguar parked in a lane behind Crosby House. Singapore. He tried the door. It 1 was open. The ignition key was in160 words
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490 1956-05-13 6 NAN HALL - The monster on four wheels— a threat to Colony NAN HALL CARS AND MORE CARS— 42,OOO today and perhaps 84,000 in 1963? By |F THE NUMBER OF MOTOR CARS ON SINGAPORE ROADS COES ON INCREASING AT ITS PRESENT RATE THE CAR POPULATION WILL DOUBLE ITSELF IN THE NEXT SEVEN YEARS.490 words
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94 1956-05-13 6 And here's the view of a leading member of the Singapore motor car trade: "We reckon on the average life of a modern car being about five years. On the basis of 40,000 cars there would be a potential replacement rate of 8,00094 words
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Article, Illustration316 1956-05-13 6 Meet Ahmad the stentorrian voice of Collyer Quay By S. Ramachandra r)O you recognise this *J man? You ought to if you work in, or frequent. Ocean Building in Collyer Quay, Singapore, on any working day. He is Ahmad bin Hashim whose special Job is to open and close the316 words
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Article418 1956-05-13 6 A. convert to the rod and iine Angling by SPINNER VWHAT,' said a fner.d, "can you possibly see m fishing? You take a boat out into a sweeping current throw out an anchor and sit in the boat being sea-sick, all the time wondering when the fish are going to418 words
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412 1956-05-13 6 Kingsley's offwith a load on his mind IfINGSLEY MORRANDO leaves for England today on a six months' training course. But he leaves as troubled by h s uncertain future as he was when I last wrote about him six mqnths ago He is still only a Division 3 Officer, and412 words
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Article508 1956-05-13 6 Wanted: Information on tin coins SMrHfjir *f\Pj^[}|i^^^[T^gTß*Tl^^^TTf WE are hoping that the rainy spell is nearly over. After 18 days it was possible to do the second round of tractor ploughing. At least ten consecutive dry days are needed before the raking can be done; if the ground is wet508 words
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Advertisement116 1956-05-13 6 When it's time to travel it's time to see our selection of EXPANDING SUITCASES! made from the best quality T^vJ^l 4^^( reinforced fibre board in ♦••'L^y^^w y \4^K^^^ Sage Green, Wine or Blue yL^^^^^^^^^ J? Cheney expanding fittings and < *'«^^vSSnJ^ best quality 100 m block SSf^jjr *v<V vulcanised corners116 words
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Advertisement545 1956-05-13 6 "INDOORS OR OUT POUSHES^^fe cemenPl tile floors x(**m Don't let MMX. that COLD take hold! A fbw drops ofVapex on your handkerchief and on your pillow at night fC^xSjv. clears the head quickly. toi Vapex relieves colds from < &^^~T >> V I the first deep breath. I fa*S -'-i*545 words
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Article936 1956-05-13 7 ■I W HEN Mala ya and Sin- gapore get merdeka what will happen to our Thomas Cup players I* Will the two territories ■J combine together or enter as individuals P. N. DASS > Ipoh. 7/ Singapore and the Federation do separate I" completely it ii-936 words
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307 1956-05-13 7 Here is how you can say 'No' and mean it! QO you find it hard to say "No"? The ;I older I get the more readily that jj little word comes. !j Take the art of saying "no" to a I j.drink. Having tried them irf UM 'I In my307 words
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843 1956-05-13 7 > t AM 18-years-old and the youngest of < A iarpe fnmily. lam still at school and until re<ently. was a very studious boy' Now .some new neighbours have £rtv«l B«t door. Th.ir eldest daughter k nineteen She has blonde Into and fascinating eyes. I843 words
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Advertisement215 1956-05-13 7 Clear Your Skin Over Night New Discovery Starts p3 »"^J ij Ending Eczema, V S^Jrl U s Pimples, Blemishes, /\V >%J Ringworm and f^^J I\T Athletes Foot in 10 eE^f A^T^ MinUteS Works mmut... men mtU to work imn.edUUly While You Sleep ?SV?S?3!rS r^'W d l u< "nf ""I <"«fl.urln215 words
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Miscellaneous43 1956-05-13 7 TUt^^" <3AM6OLg /haAAu- AW-&0&— Fit's veov \.~Z?;S* :e f BuT |tuat nee*. linB is Tue^\ W/.>Y v& g peAP. Bur it didn't suit vie so) J Im yirpwLL^^^^^ ly&gv LA T^ s j T pjASMioj J we Nece isn't rue i ALT&geo it/43 words
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Article, Illustration1316 1956-05-13 8 Party Manners Go with Party Clothes IF you're sweet sixteen, or 1 thereabouts, and just getting ready for your first real party date, the odds are you re thrilled and excited, but perhaps just a little nervous, too. It takes plenty of poise and good KILN to be a social1,316 words
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Article318 1956-05-13 8 U'E hear such a lot about materials which are Istant, uncrushable, permanently pleated materials that need no ironing: materials that are mothproof and shrinkproof. But how many women know how much to i from these '"wonder" fabrics? these claims literally Or should they be f318 words
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Advertisement80 1956-05-13 8 SzMt EAUDE COLOGNE f KOLNISCH WASSER Inhale it I jis*^V from your hands /^v^* 1 o a moistened />> <„• \W V £1 IB fc> Pat i', on to your forehead. T I\j j J V GNEVj Smooth it freely on to your neck or wrist* fl \\jyu f*i ii\\Jd>(80 words
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Advertisement384 1956-05-13 8 The Ladylike Look is Here IT'S the Ladylike Look that set everyone talking ar the recent Paris fashion shows. The new look is young but, at the same time, the clothes are sophisticated and uncluttered by fussy details. The new styles demand longer and smoother hair which can be worn384 words
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Advertisement274 1956-05-13 8 VITAL J VIGOUR WATERBURY'S COMPOUND When you reinforce your daily diet with plcasant-tastinfi Waterbury's Compound, you'll find that you build up vital vigour and vitality in a surprisingly short time. Rich in strengthening essentials. Waterbury's Compound adds energy to your B\\( system helps build resistance to _^^H|rV\ fatigue and protects274 words
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Article, Illustration387 1956-05-13 9 RAF's special jungle rescue team is ready for first call <„£ TEAM— ALL VOLUNTEERS |CH T Royal Air Force t mC n Hj*c volunteered scue work in ,r .in air crash, civil, anywhere nth Borneo or have been their duties d i mm B ill i| m ninhabited will be387 words
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Article69 1956-05-13 9 In Singaking on a report now thr ■n here and lay be co-or-i c SoMversity of i the real Abidin bead ot the Department ol Malay Studies at the University, told the Sunday Times yesterday Inctie Abidin said the report would deal with such questions as69 words
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Article45 1956-05-13 9 The Kiwi Members' League will hold a picnic and dance at South Winds, Jurong, today from 8.30 a.m. to six p.m. More than 300 people, Including about 120 women, will I take part in games, dances I and competitions.45 words
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Article47 1956-05-13 9 A group of 37 youths from Tanjong Karang. Selangor. have arrived in Singapore to undergo a civics course. During their stay here they will visit, among other places of interest, the harbour, Sin- gapore Airport, Pasir Panjang Power Station and Radio Malaya studios.47 words
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Article, Illustration146 1956-05-13 9 IkJEET Miss Brenda Sampson, who is Mr. David Marshall's personal secretary in London during the current merdeka talks. SI m, pert Brenda takes the ups and downs of her job with a srmle. She has had long hours to work. Her longest146 words
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284 1956-05-13 9 HUSBAND AND WIFE GRADUATE FROM MELBOURNE VARSITY STUDENTS from Singapore and Malaya were among the 270 graduates upon whom the Chancellor of the University of Melbourne, Australia, recently conferred degrees. Some will return home soon to practice their professions; others will stay in Australia to do post-gradu-ate courses or to284 words
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Article109 1956-05-13 9 i CINEMASCOPE will go into V> the Malayan jungle next month to entertain Service- i men who are unable to reach I cinemas. The Army has bought 70 special 16 m.m. lenses and a stock of special miniature reels from 20th Century-Fox. These make it109 words
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Article67 1956-05-13 9 Ninety prosecution witnesses have testified at a Singapore preliminary inquiry into fchan-e agaiMt Soon Huat SenK accused of misappr..nriatinK $105,658 from thr Kh branch of the Oversea Chinese Bank. The inquiry entered its sixth day yesterday when Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam, the magistrate', heard evidence!67 words
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Advertisement662 1956-05-13 9 For quick promotion, belter pay, and a career yoa could put your heart Into tf OOSE ONE OF TMSi OBLIGATION OF ANY KIND! IF YOU are ambitious, forward-looking *nd keen to make the ufRICCT ffC vniTR PET SUBJECT? most of today's opportunities here is a chance for you to find662 words
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Miscellaneous907 1956-05-13 9 The keenest contest for W) V7'WV AN HERE ARE THE WINNING ANSWERS MM I/Li/ Iv^y TO STRAITS TIMES WORD PUZZLE 4 B* test 'B* was easily the most keenly contested fi' 1 MONDAY 'B 2 TUESDAY B 3 WEDNESDAY for some weeks. The Here are what the judges and accurate907 words
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Article34 1956-05-13 10 2l> «..,</. tin i Minimum) SCINA of theP WD. I urn pur I io ton anrl Staff of the nent and Nursing a Oenerml Hospital. (he kind treatment ar during her recent i .on.34 words
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Article29 1956-05-13 10 2(1 Hi.rrf, Sin (Minimum) EVER I A- [WO MEMORIES of irai 13th May 1951 r) the thoughts of beloved, wife, children, son-m-law, daugh- I grand-children and j29 words
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THE SUNDAY TIMES
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Article260 1956-05-13 10 rpWO million dollars have left Singapore for HongKorm in a fortnight. This works out at a million dollars a week. Or $52 million in a year, which is not very much short of tho Colony's entire rake-in from income tax. This is the sort of mental260 words
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Article224 1956-05-13 10 gCHOO:., buildings do not account for a very large part of the cost of an education programme. In the Ff deration, the Razak Committee estimates that the annual hill will rise from $167 million this year to $203 million in 1960. Of this, only $25 million year is224 words
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THE MAN BEHIND THE NEWS
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974 1956-05-13 10 MAXINE TAYLOR - MAXINE TAYLOR by JHE MAN BEHIND THE NEWS that John Gilbert Graham was sentenced to death in Denver last week for what is termed the "greatest mass murder in United States history" the killing of 44 people aboard an airliner is Charles M. Wilson,974 words
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Article, Illustration716 1956-05-13 10 ARSLAN HUMBARAGI - He planned the 13 and M get-away ARSLAN HUMBARAGI By VOXiLLDMXG: The dossier at a v secret agent 4FTER three years as a secret apent under Russia's Sergei Kiktev in Turkey I noticed that many of my own countrymen were falling over themselves to give me what appeared to be716 words
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Advertisement630 1956-05-13 10 CLASSIFIED APR HOME I.KAVE tii «4nrrf, i Mm. )—Hox S» ct: txtn. I ASTOR HOTEL. .LICENSED). 2R Craven Hill Gardens. London. I ii h H. k C. heattplephones. Big Hotel urnf-nities. B. B. from 17 fid. Full Ixurd from 8 gn s weekly Near Hyde Park Marble Arch. AMB 0181.630 words
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Advertisement6 1956-05-13 10 A PRODUCT OF BOH PLANTATIONS LTD.6 words
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Advertisement26 1956-05-13 10 time for a ift e *beer AWAIMO Cold M«« m landon Br«w»". t--IRtWIO «od bottl«1 mi S.ncjpore by Mjl.y* l t*»*-m Tf OISTIIIUTID by Fr«s«f N«v«26 words
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Article66 1956-05-13 11 BILL FISH - BILL FISH ey (jscovery of nine rijp^'* c sold ier on ,d has touched search for the 4Q million us NakaIft T-csure." -cc the world ~id^ stat- ected and 31 Captain i-^LJ-a +orr'ved a •~ent m 'imes. Indonesians Mid Naka- with his boasted :.dicate ne so. n nc with66 words
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56 1956-05-13 11 -übbrr buT*r« >.nsapore yerter- r>" lb.. anMl« Thirvdar in quirt. support rnt* prr Ib.. Spot f.o.b. No. 1 sellers jnf buyers 1 R 8.8. No. 3 Filers 83 of (oramfrcf noon prices May 12; to 85', 85 85^ 83 83 85 Vi 85', 8556 words
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Article15 1956-05-13 11 m Association 1 Strait* 5 rnomi- $30 s*lr 75 buyers, $30 aelI ct15 words
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Article17 1956-05-13 11 nen, carrybroke into a Street, Singa- 1.15 a.m. yesbbed a contracHuat. 23. and ad jewellery17 words
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408 1956-05-13 11 He gave $10 miL t0 Carla his beautiful Eumsian mistress trie departments unredeemed goods. Evidence was produced after the war to show that Nakamura loaded the treaS«h tato 10 steel trun *s and five crates and moved it to his villa H"408 words
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Article, Illustration216 1956-05-13 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Semenyih women tappers can still be seen while being searched in the new search booth at the Kachau Gate every morning on their way to work but they do not mind. "We don't have to strip now. so we are not unduly216 words
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Article, Illustration67 1956-05-13 11 PRETTY SCHOOL TEACHER WEDS Mr Michael Koh then* Gek, a construction engineer with the Standard Vacuum Oil Company in Sincapore. and his bride Mis* Betsy Goh. a school teacher. Mr Koh. a graduate of the University of Detroit, is a son of the late Mr and Mrs. Koh Chio Oh67 words
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Article86 1956-05-13 11 Clerks give the Govt. eight days i TWE 2.400-strong AdminisI A trative and Clerical Services Union yesterday decided to give the Singapore Government eight days to re- open negotiations on higher I wage claims, failing which I the unions negotiating will take a strike ballot without calling for a general86 words
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Article364 1956-05-13 11 THE opening night of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra was met with tumultuous applause from a packed audience at the Singapore Badminton Hall last night. Conductor Alfred Waller.--1 stein was called back time and time again by the hundreds that filled the hall and gave364 words
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288 1956-05-13 11 ANTHONY OEI - ANTHONY OEI By THE 18-month romance between an Australian airman and a Chinese girl in Singapore that has brought ioy and tears to both has ended happily. Yesterday morning, Aus-tralian-born Chinese LAC Harold Brian Doo. 27. and his Malayan sweetheart, pretty288 words
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Article204 1956-05-13 11 Runaway girl will now return By A Special Correspondent HONG KONC, Sat kJISS Leung Pui Kum, wt 1 8-year-cW runaway girl student from Singapore, was intercepted here today by her father. Mr Leung Chee Sing, and persuaded to return to Singapore "to see my sick mother." Miss Leung said that204 words
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Article53 1956-05-13 11 One of Singapore's oidest qualified midwives. Mrs. Seemah Bekhore. died in Singapore yesterday aged 95. She had been delivering babies for the past 70 years The funeral will take place today at 11 a.m. from her home in Short Street to Thomson Road where she53 words
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Article36 1956-05-13 11 A boy Llm Guan Seng was charged in Singapore yesterday with having two rounds of .303 ammunition on April 14. He was granted bail. The case will be mentioned on Tuesday.36 words
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780 1956-05-13 12 Thomson's greatest structure was Horsburgh Lighthouse IN August 1853 the Government Surveyor and Architect John Turnbull Thomson left Singapore on sick leave and did not return. That same month the "Free Press" reported that a well attended meeting of prominent citizens was held at the News Room cßatfles Place) "for780 words
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Article, Illustration172 1956-05-13 12 A FRACTION of a second the expression lasts the "clicks" and the expression iscaptured on film. are planned: seme are just lucky. These photographs which take the prizes in this week < Camera Contest have captured fleeting expressions. First prize of $30 was won by172 words
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Advertisement352 1956-05-13 12 eternb -Marie M$ Jut first self-winding watch tm.and the worlds smallest self -winding watch ON A BALL-BEARINQ l*he best proof of the exceptional merit cf ETERNA-MATIC winding on a ball-bearing Is that It is just as effective in the diminutive ladies' model! #Th;ink.s to these five tiny ETERNA balls (25,000352 words
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Miscellaneous119 1956-05-13 12 Popular Vrosstroi'd ACROSS 1. Prfconrrived opinion 1 13 1 11. \mplul>i 13. Feaat |X) 14. Lissom 16l 16. Nuinhtr (5) l« 20. Plant (4) 21. Think idly M. Mim Lash (lamour (IJ II CMC iir (3) Sfi. Pertaining to a wall (I) 3* X.p. II" (6) 42. Emanation {II 43.119 words
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Article, Illustration412 1956-05-13 13 No pulled punches in this expose of boxing rackets 'They pay their dough and they want to see b100d. a decade now s.nce I first tat in the ringside Press seats at a big had my notes of the rounds splattered with blood. There's nothing t the tight game when412 words
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Article, Illustration168 1956-05-13 13 IF a film hi worth "dubbing' in another language it is worth doing properly—or not at all. One of the films which is not done properly is the French film "Oasis." That in itself. Implies it was not worth doing. Its soporific qualities, coupled with168 words
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Article178 1956-05-13 13 ALTHOUGH open tv criticism in certain respects, N.C. Films' production "Rajdhani" in Hindustani, with English subtitles, is a good entertainer. The story, based upon the loyalty and passion of the Rajputs, has all the ingredients of an Interesting film, melodrama combined with action, dances and178 words
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Article, Illustration720 1956-05-13 13 This makes a farce of censorship! THIS LUSTY, sinful island of Singapore is being wrapped in a cotton wool cocoon by its Appeal Board of Film Censors. That's the conclusion from seeing a film banned in Singapore a French film called "Rififi" "Trouble." And guess where I had to go720 words
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Article, Illustration271 1956-05-13 13 Hollywood men are so dull says Anita ANITA Ekberg, engaged to wed a British actor, failed to find a husband in Hollywood because Hollywood men are "married, engaged or dull." This will no doubt be a blow to the ego of movie males, but the sizzling Swede declares it's true.271 words
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Advertisement271 1956-05-13 13 '>R(.\NISATION ATTRACTIONS 1 to na v iCATHAii^ 4«. 6.45 til moo fl> \B(»ri PICTURE IN TOWN! M p'tmnli Tk» Lou Siory oj a Pnnceu in Cinemascope u*l color ""7^\ KELLY ALEC GUINNESS Q) LOUIS JOURDAN. Q< ~*s« "THE SWAN"(j^^ I PM List Suspended 1 inemaSropr Cartoon -That's Mv Mnmmv'. -Mllliov271 words
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Advertisement546 1956-05-13 13 tIHIIIIIIIItIIMMIIIIIIIIIHtIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUMIIIIIIIHIIMIIMIIMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIit SHAW BROTHERS ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS xow R APITm tflS 7 mm 14S 4 1 UHIIJ UL'lim fi-3fl fl.sn P-m-S E ifm-MBH' Bnos ■■••"-•■■^^■■■■■m Akait iD»aaa o ••MM! K^LADD ROBINSON DRU^J W "THE DARKEST HOUR" py r J^P ClnemaSrone-Harner Color TODAI t a.m.: "VIOLENT MEN' (Te«-h i showing pry f> NOW546 words
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Article, Illustration2943 1956-05-13 14 Out: two 'jokers' from my cabinet CONCLUDING An Asian Prime Ministers Story by Sir John Kofe/ OWft ON October 12, 1953, I became Prime Minister of Ceylon. My appointment was warmly welcomed by the country. My friends and critics wrote things about me in the Press which gave me a2,943 words
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Article, Illustration16 1956-05-13 14 A GIFT FOR PRESIDENT EISENHOWER WHO ENJOYS A JOKE WITH THE AUTHOR.16 words
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Article, Illustration264 1956-05-13 14 rpHE reason why a 1 few drinks at lunch-time seem to be far more potent than the same amount in the evening has been discovered by scientists: There is a regular rhythm in your resistance to the intoxicating effect of alcohol. It is lowest264 words
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Article20 1956-05-13 14 by CHAPMAN I PINCHEB ls likelj hangoi Alcohol collect to bun. The Roper Unlvei empt) body alcoho know X 120 words
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Advertisement377 1956-05-13 14 AH! J TO FLY THE "CONNOISSEUR" J^™ TO AUSTRALIA fSM AND ON TO *f m M u.s.a. m Sa Champagne and cavaire the con- Fly "Connoisseur" to Australia and on genial atmosphere ot a club-like lounge to U.S.A. and Canada via Fiji ano Honothe relaxation of fully-reclining lulu Prompt connections377 words
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Article, Illustration1238 1956-05-13 15 EDGAR LUSTGARTEN - [HE MAN WHO SUED THE JOCKEY CLUB EDGAR LUSTGARTEN by Don Pat. Charles >n the High cap at SubJ-- v a stateng this uod by of the after ig SteKempton n r ders )f the vmg the icaminareferred stewards :r.vostiga- :nrnt con- rdsof the fled themhad been the horse the1,238 words
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Advertisement203 1956-05-13 15 SThftOnty P Aft I J* m NO GI/ESS"WOkK new self -timing toni is complciclv automatic Ihe easiest, fastesi way lo the most natural mo*» of your jP^'% fife! One waving time— 15 minutes whatever your 'lH >T>C hajr oni urnm 8 Ls 3° right, even beginners' wave* can> go wrong.203 words
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Advertisement276 1956-05-13 16 LITTLE LULU SAYS STOP! USE KLEENEX I INSTEAD SOFT AND STRONG ECONOMICAL THE ONLY TISSUE 1\ THE SERV- A -TISSUE BOX IT POPS UP! ALWAYS KEEP A BOX HANDY SLOANS I SUFFERING I CC» hrat S qu. ngs flow i C b.ood to S .ndrrful Wu- -5 md all Meat276 words
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Advertisement166 1956-05-13 16 Kheumafit nd Backat Gone in I W tiim. Back.> O. i7in I""" H |ner ty Burn,,. ),nv. 9 Weeks in H Oipifa| Now Wdf Ok join, ai hospr Heolth Improv■l had teada< )u( r, J drcu:, han othrr j nontht: Guaranteed 0 Put Y OU(I GUARANTEED/^ 2 YEARS fe-; 16/6166 words
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Miscellaneous1282 1956-05-13 16 r .rrr/-^ U 1 I TAKZAN WAS PrST'jtclßEP i-^\\ ./V— >^s-^- 11/7 />ai JiV A WITCM nOCTOK IS USUALLY (■~IWAKIsIE7 AAY PEOPLE OP THIS TE ~~~~BP_| H_H_H^~~^_k v 'xjr% J I TAKZAN STAKEC AT TABULJ IN PIS6EUEP-- COMTINUEI7 TABULU, THE WITCM RDCTOC By *^J_K. ME MEAgP' A SMgILL TKUrAPETINJG eESOUNiP1,282 words
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Article151 1956-05-13 17 SECRETS OF A HUSBAND STEALER -icie with a ike that is r trouble. r state, now, that in I am certain-<\-,sional husr and I •it to be. better or how proe me. r so far on and on the em to be oer- Insi i have playing Tthai ?eems iidcring151 words
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Article, Illustration169 1956-05-13 17 AS TOLD AND PLAYED BY BRITISH FILM STAR Delphi Lawrence It s a help to chain-smoke il yuu haven't a naturally husky voice, if you don't ftmoke try speaking your mouth is full of grave!. Or just chew olives. Oh, if you do smoke Quite a lot. one of your169 words
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Article259 1956-05-13 17 Charlie Chaplin has two faces. WHAT will Mr. Charles Chaplin be up to next? After that exchange of purring compliments with Krushchev at Claridges where will he look for fresh publicity? He might pop up in the news anywhere, on any subject. In any company. For though he recently remarked259 words
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Article165 1956-05-13 17 rs from Paris, their stock-in-trade a roulette-wheel and a few ■ncs, sought to set up a modest gaming-house in Frankfort, elecGerman Emperors. But Frankfort turned up its nose. went village caller,, they •i a room inn an lrom the I .irin^ in 18^7 mint165 words
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Article, Illustration823 1956-05-13 17 GEORGE FARWELL - GEORGE FARWELL -By Where jungle peaks are wreathed in cloud there s the... A ~l SHOP who spends a large part of his life in the clouds is one of New Guinea's best-known figures. Almost every day of the week Bishop Leo Arkfeld climbs into the cockpit of823 words
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Advertisement213 1956-05-13 17 i— SA/aOW/MC-*-™ FREQUENT j MORE FLIGHTS I CAPACITY LOWER FLY YOUR INSURANCE SAMPLES TOO I FREIGHT CHARGES" S^^^JjZs i Let 8.0.A.C carry your freight to Britain. Europe. Australia. North America and within the Far East. There are fast, frequent services.... save time and money t Ai/'s simple way! For information213 words
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Article, Illustration922 1956-05-13 18 CHRISTOPHER PAGE - < By CHRISTOPHER PAGE CINCAPORE and Malaya are two of the few places left in the world where taxing of cars is still based on the old, outmoded and inaccurate RAC horsepower rating. In this system, calculations are based on data which922 words
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Article689 1956-05-13 18 MIKE HAWTHORN tests the family car with the stark, stubby look V^HAT a pretentious world we live in! How hard most of us show off We boast of our incomes. We even brag of the taxes we pay. What makes me so puritanical? Well,689 words
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283 1956-05-13 18 CRUSADER - CRUSADER' It gCHOOL soccer received another boost during the we< news that the Thompson Cup soccer competition, vvli confined to the "Old Boys" of the various schools, is t pre-war system of catering for regular school teams. This move is long overdue. Frankly, an283 words
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Advertisement84 1956-05-13 18 Serving the n People JL Pf m«x your C\ IKSBRAHB V-Jh PRUDENTIAL jL' I ASSURANCE COMPANY PWf PRINCIPAL OFFICE KUALA LUMPUR I P O H Lee Rubber Bldg. 20 Brcwstcr Rd 2C Beach S'* 2nd Floor High Street. PHONE 3197 nun ut 6'3s PO Pox 25 PH »K6f PO BOX84 words
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Miscellaneous108 1956-05-13 18 SPORTING SAM I, R(| ff Crossword Solution ACROSS: 1. Prr possession. 11, Newt. 12. Atom. 13. Rerale. 14. Supplr. 16. Seven. 18. Aid. 19. Rid. 20, \lni-. 21, Drram. 24. Blend. 25. Curious 26 Thong ?9. Noise. 32. Rap*. 33 Lot. 35, Ale. 36, Mural. 38, Gorgon. 40. Notion. 12108 words
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Article, Illustration1004 1956-05-13 19 lead on first innings then lose five wickets for 76 EUI^£ E INS h< the "PP" haI «l »ver Rest the lit ho!?n? n nBS Co apse of the Rest batting in Europeans yesterday re- r piled with 237 to Rest's first I Innings1,004 words
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Article69 1956-05-13 19 HAMBURG. Sat. Hans Strets, German light heavyweight champion, beat Alex Buxton, former British title holder, on points over ten rounds here last nlKht. The decision displeased the crowd of 5.000. who received it with a three-minute burst of booing and whistling. Buxton tried from the start69 words
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Article34 1956-05-13 19 jOHANNESrrJRG. Sat.-Oeorge Barnrs. Australian holder of the British Empire welterweight tttte w«5 outpointed over ten rounds here last night by Mike Hold, die sS.tr. African mW^'Jf I*'^plon. in a non-title bout— Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article62 1956-05-13 19 INNS. 266. it INNS. 5S ipillai 51 32 plUal b Naeaiah 31 FVrera 4 b Vpiltel 3* liah 5 0 i^aiah 1 14 1 :i. 146. 151, itaiah 17.1-3-41-I Harbam Prrera 22-3-46-2; j ■r b King 2 lUdley 0 23 1 dhooae II 1 b Barron 5 R 962 words
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Article14 1956-05-13 19 I- Top seedI .md seDrobny of .md P. in a > ual tennis14 words
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317 1956-05-13 19 SOUTH MEN AND WOMEN LEAD IN CUP TENNIS KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. SOUTH led in both the Guillemard Cup and the McCabe Reay trophy at the end of the first day's play in the annual North-South tennis played at Uie Lake Club courts. In the Ouillemard Cup for men South were317 words
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Article502 1956-05-13 19 ATHLETICS In Singapore se- condary schools got of! to a good start. Yesterday at Jalan iieiar siaaium, li recoras were smashed at the Anglo-Chinese School sports meet. Earnest Frida won the individual championship, taking first places In live event*. He set one record. In502 words
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Article270 1956-05-13 19 KUALA LUMPUR Sat. VO qualifying times were iV .nualled on the second day of the first Federation Olympic dimming trials at Chlnwoo Pool gang's Fong Scow San return.a the best performance 01 tne 1 Sav Then h* clocked 64 sec In the foo StW men',270 words
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337 1956-05-13 19 S'gor Europeans make 235 after a strong start Xl ALA 1.1 MPI'R. Saturday. HELPED by two good stands, the first of which produced 125 runs and the second 60, Europeans totalled 231 runs in the first innings of their twoday annual cricket match against the Rest which started on the337 words
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Article140 1956-05-13 19 EUROPEANS— IST INNS McConaghpy lbw Gurucharan 59 Wheatlev b Klassrn 64 HollinKworth c and b Bin Keng 1 11. rim v b Sivagnanam 49 Brure at Kam Thong b Bin Kens iUiliv c Sivagnanam b Bin Keng 0 Stoke-Hughes c Bin Ke.ti£ B. Gurucharan 0 Martin c Ilarbhajan b140 words
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634 1956-05-13 19 KI'ALA LI'MPL'R, Saturday. TWO second half goals by Selangor gave them a 2-1 victory over Singapore in today's soccer friendly at Prince's Road Stadium. Singapore led 1-0 at half-time. Selangor, who were without Abdul Ghani, their regular centre forward, played an especially good634 words
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Article113 1956-05-13 19 St. Andrews School beat St. Josephs Institution by five wlckeu in an inter-school cricket match yesterday. S.J.I. 63 (M. Quek. L'Strange 6-21, Retnam 2-10). S.A.S. 75-5 (Ang Keat 19, L'Strange 18. T Martens 2-22). RAF Tengah beat Woodbridge Hospital by mx s at Tengah Woodbrldjre113 words
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Article53 1956-05-13 19 RAP Changi beat Shell Sporta Club by 83 runs at Paya Lebar yesterday. Changi spln-bowler John Platt, wrecklnc havoc with his off-breaks, claimed six wickets for 16. Scores: Changi: 131 iPlckett 48. MarItia)] 49; Roberts 4-42. Maughan 3-16 1. Shell: 48 1 Krusemann 13, Pencott53 words
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Article234 1956-05-13 19 MUAR. Sat. OINGAPORE won the Pan-Ma-la.van cycllne championship with 53 points in Muar today. Wi second with nine points. Mansor Sawi of Singapore won tha individual championship. Rasjl, also of Singapore, was runner up. Results: 32 miles trial race (open): 1. Mansor Sawi (Spore). 2. Hern234 words
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Advertisement65 1956-05-13 19 I was a social failure. Then I bought a Carrier Room Air Conditioner. I'm still a social failure but, boy, is my bedroom nice and cool! lISE^SfiSB For over fit *y y«« r Hie people who know jir-condiHoning bctt IL- INTERNATIONAL AIR-CONDITIONINC CO.. LTD. (Incorporated in Singaporel 68. MACKENZIE ROAD.65 words
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Article132 1956-05-13 20 M II ,d~ %H Minimum) SINNATHAMHY. FATHER of C S. K Petaling Jaya (formei. UpU), paaaad amplral, Ceylon. Mr Yuen C. Shun. Late of Straits Times Press, aped peacefully at Ins n-Mnence 43F Genting Lane. S«vMcc tX St. Matthew's Church, Neil Road, at 3.30 p.m. Sunday 13-5-56 and then132 words
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Article, Illustration2660 1956-05-13 20 EPSOM JEEP - Straits Code in $91 triumph EPSOM JEEP IU TOLLY SAILOR, with Mickey Donnelly astride, followed up his Spring Cup success with a thrilling nose win from Nazakat in the Stamford Rallies St;ikcs over one mile for Class 1, Div. 1 horses at Bukit2,660 words
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Article59 1956-05-13 20 TOTAL POOL: 5299.460 IST: No. *****0 (8134,756) 2ND: No. *****6 (S 67 378) 3RD: No. *****1 (S 37.4321 STARTERS (82.879 each) Nos *****7: *****3; *****8; V 287:;: *****5; *****2: *****T; *****7; *****9; *****5; *****1; 572.", JO; *****4. CONSOLATION (8,249 each): Nos. *****4; *****1; •?2'i<>9B; *****6; *****!; *****7; *****1;59 words
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Article341 1956-05-13 20 By EPSOM JKEP THE Martin siaoic s Class One .sprinters, Mazooka. Stage Show II and Kentucky Pride .showed grand form on the training track at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. Recently promoted Stage Show 11. uith Gever up, went like a winner when he raced341 words
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