The Straits Times, 7 June 1956
1956-06-07
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Title Section24 1956-06-07 1 3vt n ace p U ;^tij|^» tcpe p s jifty E ,,vc^yTllTj^ The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1956 15 CENTS24 words
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Article1803 1956-06-07 1 gmmmmm JOBS REPORT CALLS FOR PATRIOTISM, SAYS EFFICIENCY MAY DROP i [OCAL officers are warned against "squabbling or scrambling" for higher posts when the public services are Malayanised. This warning, given by the Malayanisation Commission in their 357-page report published yeslay, is followed by hard-hitting advice. •Malayanisation1,803 words
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521 1956-06-07 1 Lim Choon Mong virtually invites censure of entire merdeka team— including himself LIB-SOCS STUN ASSEMBLY Lib-Soc shock No. 2 Lim Cher Kheng says: From now on I belong to no party fHK Liberal Socialist Party, in an amendment completely reversing i motion by521 words
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Article45 1956-06-07 1 JAKARTA, Wed. The Indonesian Government has decided to lift the United Nations embargo on rubber shipments to Communist China, a reliab' i source said here today. The Cecision was reported to have been made at a cabinet meeting last night. A.P.AP - 45 words
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Article, Illustration70 1956-06-07 1 HELP TO CATCH THIS WOMAN— AND YOU GET $4000 THIS IS AH LEE, terrorist branch committee member operating in the notorious Pusing area, about five miles south-west of lpoh in Perak. The Federation Government will pay $4,000 to any one for information leading to her capture or surrender. Dead she70 words
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Article212 1956-06-07 1 EVERYTHING UNDER CONTROL— BANDA Army and police tour riot city COLOMBO, Wed. rE situation in Colombo, scene of violent demonstrations during the past 24 hours, was now well under control, the Prime Minister, Mr. Solomon Bandaranalke. stated today. Mr. Bandaranaike announced this at a Press conference after he had conferredReuter - 212 words
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Article273 1956-06-07 1 Runme wins damage award I ]L|R. Runme Shaw, who purcnased the Capitol Building. Singapore, in October, 1946, for $3,000,000 in a damaged condition, is entitled to a restoration award by the War Damage Commission. This was the decision of the Singapore Court of Appeal which delivered its reserv- Ed judgment273 words
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Article295 1956-06-07 1 A MUSLIM Indian coffee shop owner was shot dead and his assistant wounded after three men had robbed a grocery shop In a kampong off Alexandra Road Singapore, last night. Abu Bakar. sf>, died immediately with two bullet wounds In the chest. Khamis bin Mohamed, 22,295 words
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Article119 1956-06-07 1 RUSSIA NO CHANCE OF WAR I ONDON. Wed.— The Soviet Prime Minister, Marshal Bulganin, said Russia cut her armed forces because "there is nowhe r e a possibility of a w?. A oreaking out," according to Moscow Radio. The radio was broadcasting a recorded interview given by Marshal Bulganin to119 words
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Article11 1956-06-07 1 CAIRO. Wed.— Russia has sold three destroyers to Egypt.11 words
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Article90 1956-06-07 1 SECRET SOCIETY OUTRAGE DENANG, Wed.— Secret society gangsters today threw a grenade into the Popular Stalls In Campbell Street, in the heart of Chinatown. But it rolled into a drain where it exploded causing a two foot crater. No one was hurt. Mr. E. R. Harries. Penantr90 words
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Article35 1956-06-07 1 MONT; KONG: RgD CHINA Ri:qiKST LONDON. Wed. The 1 circien Se«T<-tary. Mr. Selnyn Lloyd, announced today that Communist China has asked to instal a "Commissioner of Foreign Affairs" in Hong Koiik— l P.35 words
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Advertisement116 1956-06-07 1 REMINDING AGAIN New Arrival of COMMUNITY PLATE HAMPTON COURT CUTLERY S. P. H. de SUVA LTD. New Branch Airport, Singapore. SINGAPORE IPOH KUALA LUMPUR Bi-Ampli the greatest invention in radio for years! ■■BJBJBJIBfIBJBJ beautiful radiogram with a 9 valve, 5 band receiver with tuned Krf^l RF **'S e Jn< Bi-Ampli116 words
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Article4579 1956-06-07 2 "UOWFVER bitter the ashes of our dead hopes," Singapore's long-term welfare requires "close and friendly cooperation with Britain," declared the Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, in the Legislative Assembly yesterday, i Singapore, he said, must patiently keep the door open for Britain, as it was4,579 words
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Advertisement48 1956-06-07 2 1 1 1| c H 1 J -g J 1 1 1 1 ISMftiiK«X9cV.\^Aril US&i^H IPtß^a// SkCBM v*r"Tl* j.v* I I _^^SP^^ j^^Kr ff< ■■■S3 SE! m. vraJM^Sllflrar lCj^^^ *^^ot^^^^ Ip-J^i I m fill Ifl 1 1 E w r% 111 k V KU ALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE IPOHPENANG48 words
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Article, Illustration157 1956-06-07 3 SENATE LEADER PRAigrg HUNT JOE* FOR SPEECI S TOP AIDING O>S 1 RED AGAIN I N (i TON, Senator p h McCarthy |a) demanded i to American Yugoslavia c of Marshal pro-Soviet ents during Mi Moscow visit. the Senate stark imto continue Yugoslavia in ot thoseReuter - 157 words
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Article24 1956-06-07 3 Wed —Reliable i aid tonight that the Persia and Queen ad the Olym- in Australia and a State visit to •P24 words
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Article229 1956-06-07 3 DAMASCUS, Wed— Syrian archarlogists. guided by information on clay tablets found in Egypt, have discovered a burird Mediterranean port at least 3.000 years old. it was announced today. Salam Abdul Hak, director of the Government Archaeological Department, said it is the ancient port of Semira. The ruinsUP - 229 words
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Article72 1956-06-07 3 MONACO. Wed. Father j Ti. ker. chaplain to Princf I Rainier of Monaco, denied i I last night that he said Princess Grace was expecting a baby next year. A Paris evening newspaper I today quoted Father Tucker as saying: "Prince Rainier has written toReuter - 72 words
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Article129 1956-06-07 3 TRIBESMEN KILL TROOPS CAIRO, Wed. OEPORTS reaching here today said that a British patrol was wiped out and about 30 British-led led native troops killed in clashes with Arab tribesmen In southern Arabia. The reports said that the battles were fought at two points-^south of Yemen and in Oman. j129 words
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Article, Illustration51 1956-06-07 3 DEMON LOVER' Denise I. abbe leaves the court after her trial for the murder of her three-year-old child. Cathy. Denise drowned the child in a washtub to prove her love for Lt. Jacques Algarron. 24. She was sentenced to life imprisonment and Algarron to 20 years. A.P.AP - 51 words
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Article36 1956-06-07 3 WASHINGTON. Wed.—President Eisenhower said today that he would invite the Soviet Defence Minister, Marshal Zhukov, to Washington if the Soviet Union invited the U.S. Secretary of Defence, Mr. Charles Wilson, to visit Moscow. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article27 1956-06-07 3 LONDON, Wed. Retiring British Colonial Governors" pensions will go up from £2.300 to £3,000 a year, if a new Bill is passed by Parliament. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article16 1956-06-07 3 BEIRUT, Wed. The Lebanese Government led by Mr. Abdullah El Yafi resigned today. Reuter.Reuter - 16 words
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Article151 1956-06-07 3 LONDON, Wed. The Colonial Secretary, Mr. Lennox Boyd, said in the House of Commons yesterday that there was "no trace of evidence" that Cypriot nationalists had caDtured and haneed two British soldiers. Eoka— the Cypriot terrorist organisation— has claimed It captured and hanged Lance CorporalReuter - 151 words
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Article23 1956-06-07 3 SEOUL. Wed— The United States has granted South Korea a U5525,000,000 increase in economic aid funds to combat inflation. UP.UP - 23 words
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Article259 1956-06-07 3 LONDON. Wed. I Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were LOANS Consols £52' 4 !i Funding 4', £88 War 3' 2 £71'» 4 BANKS Mercantile i£l2U) £4 Eastern (£sj £7', Chartered <£5i 35/3 Hongkong ($125) £90. —1 INSURANCE Com. Un. (uts.) 85/6 +/9 Royal259 words
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Article30 1956-06-07 3 LONDON. June 6— Spot 22' id., July-Sept. 22 '.»d.. Oct.-Dec. 21 Sd.. Jan-Mar. 21 \d.. April-June 21 '»d., June c.l.r. 22d July c.l.f. 21 "'id. Tone: Easy after firm.30 words
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Article25 1956-06-07 3 LONDON. June 6 Cash Buyers £733: Sellers £734; Forward Buyers C 73 0' 3 Sellers £731: Settlement £735 Turnover, a.m. 200 tons, p.m. 60.25 words
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Article102 1956-06-07 3 1 KILLED, 20 HURT IN BLAST Cable flashes rpOKYO, Wed. A bomb exploded in the hold of an American landing craft, manned by Japanese and Vietnamese, off the Indo-China coast yesterday. At least one crew member was killed and 20 others injured including the captain. Aid is being rushed toReuter - 102 words
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Article134 1956-06-07 3 WASHINGTON, Wed. President Eisenhower yesterday played Cupid for Alec Adams, former G.1.. by signing a bill which will allow Kirn Bok Soon, his 21-year-old Korean sweetheart, to enter America to many him. The., met while Adams was stationed in Korea in 1953.— U.P. HONG134 words
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Advertisement66 1956-06-07 3 Hf\fo3§^l Nothing can beat a \fySW\l Double Diamond iteffilwi we FmsT pilsener RSSrI YOU CAN BUY! Hflj^^k#jH| Double Diamond is stronger, more throughly refreshing than any other ■£^ffHH Pilsener beer you've ever tasted. il|i^gSf| There's no finer beer in the whole of Malaya no other beer that gives WwmxWT^&SM cool,66 words
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Advertisement212 1956-06-07 3 Viyella lakes good care of haliios •ViyelU'w perfect V 7 Jay an( J for babies. It is sof: and light kHiiwuniiimmiig and washes wonderfully. 'ViycUa* JS-^^W j^fl lasis. Nurset ani clinics prefer ~M tlA V^\ls}sfl •Viyella' every time for health, >i»miTm^i m,h;>. for long lasting economy. night wear Viyella IF212 words
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Article, Illustration405 1956-06-07 4 Easy Now to Have a Nixoderm Fights Skin Blemishes, Pimples, Eczema, Athlete's Foot, Itching, Cracking, Peeling Skin and Psoriasis While You Sleep If any of your family are embarrassed and made uncomfortable by ugly pimples, eczema, psoriasis, or red, scaly, peeling, cracking405 words
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Article178 1956-06-07 4 Because it is so unusual and so oustanding, Nixoderm is known and praised in more than 20 languages in upwards of 70 countries throughout the world. For instance, Mrs. L. Winegarden writes: "I was a great sufferer with cracked feet. One day a friend gave178 words
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248 1956-06-07 4 'BRITAIN CAM MEET ANY NAVAL THREAT IN THE FAR EASr FAITH IN SINGAPORE, ADEN— AND MOBILITY REAR-ADMIRAL W. K. Edden, recently ap pointed Flag Officer Second in Command of the Far East Station, said in Singapore yesterday that Britain's naval forces in the Far248 words
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Article233 1956-06-07 4 THEY WANT TO MEET THE MINISTRY rE Singapore City Council Labour Unions Federation has written to the Labour Ministry requesting a meeting with the Ministry to discuss the Federation's demands. The Federation^ secretary, Mr. O. S. Rengasamy, told the Straits Times yesterday: "I have asked the Labour Minister. Mr. Lim233 words
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Article292 1956-06-07 4 Court told of rush to bank DOLICE yesterday dropped charges against Mohamed Yacob bin Bakri, 18, a tamby jointly accused with a journalist, Abbas Jumat. of stealing cheques and cheating the Singapore Union of Journalists of about $8,000 Senior Inspector Chan Chin Fong told the Fifth292 words
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Article34 1956-06-07 4 Abu Bakar bin Dollah, 48. was accused in Singapore yesterday of committing incost with his 19-year-old daughter. Jariah blnte Abu Bakar, between 1951 and May this year at Jalan Kayu.34 words
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Article125 1956-06-07 4 Rubber for China: An assurance THE Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumahhoy, gave an assurance to Singapore rubber merchants in the Legislative Assembly yesterday that his Ministry would consider applications for rubber export to Communist China on their merits. Individual applications for export of up to 2,000125 words
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Article36 1956-06-07 4 The Singapore Swimming Club will buy a trophy to be named the Van Daatselaar Memorial Trophy in memory of its leading swimmer, Mr. J. W. Van Daatselaar. who died in Bangkok on May 5.36 words
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180 1956-06-07 4 Bases for Britain: Safeguards in treaty IT U ALA LUMPUR. Wed 1V The proposed defence and mutual assistance treal Britain will not commit the Federation c! Malaya to carry obligations v n de: 5.E.A.T.0., though Britain, a signatory to the Bangkok will have bases in this country. Government soup today180 words
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Article98 1956-06-07 4 From Friendly Hill, a quarrels and stone-throiri rVO Chinese housewives, who are next door neighbours in Friendly Hill, Alexandra, yesterday took their domestic troubles to a Singapore court. Both are married to Indians. After hearing the suit, Mr. Choor Singh, the Magistrate. said: "Although thp parties live In98 words
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Article124 1956-06-07 4 TPHE durian— king of Malayan fruits which has been absent from fruit stalls in Singapore for the past 10 months, will be bacK again soon. The absence of the fruit was yesterday attributed by dealers to a "very poor sea- son" upcountry, where most124 words
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Advertisement164 1956-06-07 4 °Sh H> ji^ i -k FLOODING WITH 1 SOu L > £l yL SPJHB The dramatic WL T TEARS KS^O t h e °'tisi ia s n elhn th 5f THOUSANDS WEPT ft^fß s^-5? fiC UNASHAMEDLY M^jl V^^ Wf JH THROUGHOUT THE I ]H^ MG M S ™h fV I164 words
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Advertisement173 1956-06-07 4 Liberal Trial Offer Get Nixoderm from your chemist today. Apply tonight and each succeeding night for a few nights and let it work for you while you sleep. It is likely that you will notice a marked improvement after just the first application or so, but give it what you173 words
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Article137 1956-06-07 5 Council's term extended 6 MONTHS LONGER THE Singapore Legisx lative Assembly yesterday amended the City Council Elections Ordinance to extend the "life" of the Council till the end of this year. Under the original regulations. Councillors were to nave retired at the end of last year. But their term was137 words
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Article36 1956-06-07 5 The flagship of the Shell tanker fleet, the 31,000-ton tanker, Vexilla. is expected in Singapore tomorrow on her first visit to the Colony. The Vexilla made her maiden voyage last year.36 words
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Article, Illustration491 1956-06-07 5 7/i the old days it was a job for bachelors only' RAZING down from a plane flying over Malaya this morning, an old man will get his last glimpse of the jungle and plantations he has known so well for more than491 words
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112 1956-06-07 5 A FARMER Masrin bin Taib, 40. who had proudly told a Singapore I court last week that he I killed a buffalo with a single blow from an axe, was full of repentance when ihe stood in the dock again yesI terday awaiting112 words
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Article238 1956-06-07 5 Assembly passes Free Legal Aid Bill THE Free Legal Aid Bill, which the retiring: Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, has repeatedly described as "my baby," was unanimously passed by the Singapore Legislative Assembly yesterday. Under it, those earning less than $1,000 a year or who238 words
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Article, Illustration147 1956-06-07 5 Ong's life is worth living at last REMEMBER Ong Ah Hong, the 67-year-old who threatened suicide in Singapore Asembly House last month, because he was ill and did not have any money or a home. Well at last, Ong has a hospital to admit him. Yesterday, he made one more147 words
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Article54 1956-06-07 5 Spray team moves on A World Health Organisation anti-malarial spraying unit has just completed its work In the Keningau area of Borneo. The team will move to the rural district around Jessclton. A Government sponsored anti-malarial spraying campaign has been going; on since February in the Likas, Telipok, Tuaran, Tamparull.54 words
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Article18 1956-06-07 5 A teachers' training centre for Chinese school teachers will be opened in Sibu, Sarawak, next year.18 words
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Advertisement203 1956-06-07 5 Invite you io see their fine range j. f (> of ready made, modern firrniiurt \t^jQgj£!2Ga jut I for your louxpe, bedroom or office Your hair can be shining, silken-soft and lovely "TNicJuwt 4-Wtuitr* egg creme shampoo NttUM CONCENTRATED! MADE FROM REAL EGG! **>'» »m»iin|; tojpltM shjmpoo contaiiw M»« /[l'f203 words
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Advertisement423 1956-06-07 5 i^s^"' t\ r om P ton Mackenzie v^ and Alan Melville i j^^^^Bßßßk i i! v wßv^i^BßM^R^pVißT j discuss the pleasure of drinking good whisky •Now Alan, you've given a great deal of pleasure to a great many people with your plays, revues, broadcasting and so on. And this whisky423 words
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Miscellaneous82 1956-06-07 5 ROTARY CLUB ASSEMBLY at Adelphl Roof Garden 5.15 p.m. STAGE CLUB: "Murder on the Nile" by Agatha Christie, Victoria Memorial Hall, 9 p.m. SHELL THEATRETTE: Free film show Co-operative Fishing, British News Shell House, Collyer Quay, 1.11 P-m. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY meeting, Assembly House, 10 a.m. INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVEMENT: Free film82 words
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Miscellaneous79 1956-06-07 5 model drawing 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. I at British Council, Stamford Road. V.M.C.A.: Judo beginners class i 5.30 p.m.; cricket practice 5.30 p.m.. motorists' self-repair class 7.30 p.m. at Balestler Road. BRITISH EED CROSS SOCIETY Singapore Cold Storage's treat for Old People's Club, Wesley Church hall, 4. Fort Canning79 words
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266 1956-06-07 6 WONG WAS NOT WRONG, SAYS TENGKU K. LUMPUR, Wed. THE Alliance today supported the action of Mr. Wong Foo Nam, of the Singapore MCA, in not voting on the question of appointing a Malayan to be chairman of the Singapore Internal Security Council266 words
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Article, Illustration37 1956-06-07 6 For the bride and groom— a honeymoon in Hong Kong MR. AND MRS. SAW HOCK BENG after their wedding at the Kuala Lumpur registry. They will spend their honeymoon In Hong Kong.— Eng Tong Studio r *ure.37 words
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Article74 1956-06-07 6 The Commission on Christian Education is sponsoring an All-Malayan Methodist Music Workshop from Aug. 20 to 26 at the Anglo-Chinese (School in Malacca. The workshop U planning i to Rive further musical train--1 in* to teachers, choir directors i and organists in Methodist schools and churches. The74 words
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Article13 1956-06-07 6 Raffles Institution, Singapore, yesterday celebrated Its 133 rd founder's day.13 words
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Article221 1956-06-07 6 Seven censure motions tabled OEVEN resolutions censuring the president of the Singapore Government Administrative and Clerical Services Union, Mr. N A. Kularajah. will be proposed at the union's general meeting on June 12. The resolutions allege he is guilty of:Telling the MaJayanlsatlon Commission that the221 words
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Article63 1956-06-07 6 A Shell Company lorry driver. Haji Ahmad bin Hajl All. 49. who sold 1.200 gallons of kerosene belonging to his employers, was sentenced to six months' jail by a Singapore Court yesterday. Haji Ahmad, who pleaded guilty to breach of trust of the kerosene, said he63 words
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Article32 1956-06-07 6 The Singapore Indian Association will hold a public meeting in its Balestler Road club house on June 10 In memory of the late Mr. Dorai Raj. one of the association's founder-members32 words
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Article58 1956-06-07 6 The Singapore Musical society will hold the second of Its "Gramophone Evening" concerts at the St. Andrew's Memorial Hall on June 18 at 7.45 p.m The programme will feature Bach's Mass in B Minor. There will be an interlude for supper in the cathedra) grounds. Jlckets are obtainable58 words
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83 1956-06-07 6 THE WAY TO WIDOW'S HEART-THE WINDOW MALACCA, Wed. A Malay told the Alor Oajah magistrate today that he climbed into the home of a pretty 20-year-old widow hoping the kampong elders would catch him. "If they had they would have made us marry," he said. Mohamed Jalanl, 35, rubber tapper,83 words
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Article62 1956-06-07 6 PENANG. Wed.— A total of 2.50 C copies of a souverlr programme, boosting the settlement's first-ever Water Festival on June 16 and 17 and the island's beauty spots, have been produced by the Festival's publicity committee. "The Water Festival will revive some old customs." the Resident Commissioner62 words
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211 1956-06-07 6 SEA PACKS ORAMA A CORPORAL and a driver of the Royal Army Service Corps worke-d desperately against time through the early hours of yesterday making two floating containers that have helped to save a man's life. Soon after dawn yesterday the containers were211 words
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Article18 1956-06-07 6 Zawiyah binte Mohamed Yusuf, 23. was jailed for a month in Singapore yesterday for soliciting.18 words
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Article157 1956-06-07 6 jifß. RUNE STROM. a Swedish film producer, has shot a 12.000-foot colour film of Malay kampong life for Swedish schools. Mr. Strom, who spent two weeks in Singapore and the Federation, left yesterday for the South-East Asia film festival In Hong Kong For a157 words
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Article240 1956-06-07 6 CLERKS TOLD: 'BACK PAY WRONG' srS cost the (iovr-rnrl $579,672 if tho 72 porary clerks 30 months' bark L^ Mr. John Ward official side said it government's "back dating Principle and k payment would opo b th for other claims f 5fJ» treatment.' 18 He submitted that the r eminent240 words
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Article71 1956-06-07 6 The Archdeacon of Singapore, the Yen. Robin Woods. yesterday announced the appointment of Mr. Tan Chin Guan of St. Andrew's School as principal of St. Gabriel's School in Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Tan, 36. has been assistant master and in chare? of the science department 0! St. Andrew's71 words
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Advertisement26 1956-06-07 6 A water buffalo charged a car at Tengab NipaW Estate, Lahad Datu, North Borneo, and damaged a mudguard and headlight. Passengers in the car escaped injury.26 words
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Advertisement181 1956-06-07 6 ODEON THEATRE 3rd ANNIVERSARY PRESENTATION P^H IMI HftST MOTION f tCTUtI l&M B MOM THAN YOUR ■MTrW'lf^lff H EYES HAVE EVH SCENI 111* ijljll vimvviicii ■^B^^Pt coco* i»t of wxi U^VjJt ie" H| The great Broadway show acclaimed Jfif 4~i> H the world over The most beloved of I^P^ all181 words
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Miscellaneous111 1956-06-07 7 RADIO MALAYA •Programmes thus marked can bt received by listeners in Malacca. Short wave 49 6*m. Medium wave 476 m., 343, 366 m. and «»1m AM 857 and 11.10 Broadcasts To English School*; P.M. M.OO Famous Conductors; M.30 News; M 45 Ladles Only; 2.00 Broadcasts To English Schools; 8.00 Prog.111 words
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Miscellaneous77 1956-06-07 7 Essence Of Horror; 10.45 11.00 Music Past And Present Regional SINGAPORE Short wave 62 m. Mediant wave 476 m. A.M. 7.15 Opening Annct; 7.16 Morning Serenade; 7.30 News; 7.35 A Date With Music; 8.00 News Headlines; 8.02 A Date With Music; P.M. 5.00 Calling All Hospitals; 6.56 Regional Anncts. 38*77 words
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Article111 1956-06-07 8 19 Ward* Sin (Minimum^ MR. MRS. LEE SWEE POH Thank relatives and friends for their attendance, assistance, good v ishes and valuable presents on the occasion oi their marriage on 20.5.56. DR. AND MRS. LEONO YOKE MENG thank all Relatives and Friends for their Valuable Presents and Attendance on111 words
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Article21 1956-06-07 8 20 Horit }1* (Minimum) THE COMMISSIONER NEEDS Further Information from a Certain Member of the Public write P.O. Box 261.21 words
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Article269 1956-06-07 8 20 Worit $10 (Minimum) FOLLOW PEDANT Every Day In the "Malay Mall" if you want to win that $5,000 word puczle. FOR COCKTAIL TIME Jack Straws are just right for Makan Ketchil. On Sale at all good stores Eole Agents Robinson's. DORIS GEDDES The Little Shop Raffles Hotel presents269 words
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614 1956-06-07 8 Singapore, Thurs. June 7, 1956. Antidote To Venom If there were Oscars for the world's best third rate acting, Mr. David Marshall would win them all. It is impossible to consider his performance in the Singapore Legislative Assembly yesterday in any other terms. Of course he wa s not addressing614 words
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Article311 1956-06-07 8 There does not seem much point to the Liberal-Socialist amendment to the motion on the London negotiations moved in the Singapore Assembly yesterday by the Chief Minister. Virtually it invites the Assembly to censure the whole delegation, including the Liberal-Socialist members. Mr. Marshall is asking the Assembly to311 words
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Article251 1956-06-07 8 The main attraction at yesterday's Assembly meeting was the Chief Minister's motion seeking approval for the stand taken by the Singapore delegation in London. This was item six on the agenda. But in its anxiety to get to the main feature, the Assembly made no bones about rushing251 words
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Article319 1956-06-07 8 SEX And BROKEN HOMES REV. Ooh Hood Keng is! beside the mark when s he asserts that "Ignorance s of sex knowledge is not the s cause of broken homes and marriages finishing on the rocks." Anyway, such a statement Is not verifiable in Singapore and other urban areas of319 words
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Article218 1956-06-07 8 11/ITH pencil sharpened and notebook at the ready, the Singapore traffic policeman steps out on Friday and Saturday mornings, to take up his position within spying distance, for the arrival of Mem or Tuan, driving up to their favourite store. These representatives of the law are rarely218 words
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989 1956-06-07 8 RUSSELL SPURR - Fear is a part of the Red way of life Serurit/f is ti pathological romdition mitk the rmUra of the nesr Vietnam. Everything front buildingm to harmless 1 Htatimtirm are clomely guarded. There in no reason for this fear, says the author in the last ot two article, unless it989 words
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636 1956-06-07 8 MAX-IX-THE-STREET TN his letter to the Straits Times, Mr. Bklnner makes out a very plausible case for the retention of Malay as the official language. I can sympathise with him, but feel that he has let his love of Malay overcome his judgment MalayUP - 636 words
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Article160 1956-06-07 8 PENANO is a lovely island, but not. I am sorry to say, a place where one can rest or sleep undisturbed for very long because oi untrained and neglected dogs, which are allowed to roam the streets, makinp the night h/.deous with uncontrolled barking and howling for160 words
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Advertisement492 1956-06-07 8 CLASSIFIED ADS. SITUATIONS VACANT 10 v „r r fj ti (Min.)-Box SO tts. ixtra. BOX A 3120 ST. Position filled. Applicants thanked. BOX A 3199 S.T. Position filled. Applicants thanked. "teleprinter operator for Penan* requlrea from Ist July. Apply Box A 3440 S.T. EXPERIENCED STENO-TYPIST TW.'-.tfd by European Engineering Firm.492 words
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Advertisement37 1956-06-07 8 r Select with confidence Genuine 100% "DACRQM" Washable Suitings spot retittance crease resistance pamilfatt finith durable wear iA trial will convince you Specially Imported from U.S.A. BEE CHOW Company Merchant Tailort, Itf, Chulia St., Spor«-1. Telephone: 653537 words
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Advertisement102 1956-06-07 8 Cjrensocx shortwave car radio Brings the world TO YOUR CA&X'j&k MODEL BC 2846 8 Valvei List Pries Singapore Penang $300 W»* Beth prices inclusive of loudspeaker Acrul and Fitting Extra Obtainable from all C.E.C. Authorised Radio C THI CENERAL ELECTRIC CO. <MALAYA Singapora Malacca Kuala Lumpur o, THE CENERAL ELECTRIC102 words
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Article138 1956-06-07 9 UNION TO MAKE A FINAL APPEAL d. The Perak j Hydro Emnion has de- a resumpIki with the nl of the In a last- [Tort to avert a i ntral executive comr union voted k the Perak Electric Power i ;i dato for ig of the talks. v Commissioner Mr.138 words
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Article16 1956-06-07 9 annual meeting I ire Govern- ratlve and :ea Union will torla Memon June 12.16 words
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Article411 1956-06-07 9 MARSHALL SAYS MEKDEKA TALKS FAILURE MUST NOT INTERFERE WITH PLAN COMPLETE COMPENSATION FOR SACKED EXPATS WITHIN 4 YEARS THE Chief .Minister, Mr. David Marshall, an.n m n kT n ced In he Snropore Legislative Assembly yesterday that the Government would ask the Colonial Secretary for the411 words
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66 1956-06-07 9 OVERSEAS MEN CAN STILL BE PROMOTED MR. MARSHALL announced in the Assembly yesterday that the Ministers had rejected the principle of no promotion for expatriates —as recommended by the Malayanisation Commission The Ministers, he said, favoured promotion to grades and not to posts so that an expatriate's salary and ultimate66 words
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Article57 1956-06-07 9 The Fensions Bill, which will allow future government servants to work until they reach the age of 60. was passed by the Singapore Legislative Assembly yesterday. The normal retiring age is 55. but new officers whose services will benefit the public services will be57 words
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Article201 1956-06-07 9 Koon-tow drove off knife thugs $10 EXTORTION BID FAILS ITSING "koon-tow" tactics, Lav Kirn Fook, 23, yesterday routed three armed thugs at a busy market place in Havelock Road, Singapore. The gang had tried to extort $10 from his 60--year-old father, who recently pitched a food stall in the area.201 words
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Article11 1956-06-07 9 The Singapore Youth Sports Centre Fund is now $297,453.11 words
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Article, Illustration88 1956-06-07 9 'MERANGUE'-THE NAME SHE GIVES THE DANCE YOU'LL SEE AT DINNER AMERICAN dancer Lopita ■A Lopez, who will be performing at a Singapore restaurant during the next three weeks. U her opening show tonight she will introduce the "Merangue", a Dominican Republic dance. Hie dance tells the st<ry ot a sugar-cane88 words
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154 1956-06-07 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— The satellite town of Petaling Jaya in Kuala Lumpur, is growing at the rate of 1,000 houses a year, Rotarians were told here today. This, said its administrator, Mr. G. W. Rothery. makes it the fastest expanding town in the154 words
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Article161 1956-06-07 9 POLICE HUNT ROBBERS THEY STRIKE IN CLEMENTI ROAD SINGAPORE police are on the hunt lor three men wanted in connection with a robbery and an attempted robbery, both committed in dementi Road within the last seven days. It is known that two of the gang carry revolvers. Yesterday at about161 words
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Article123 1956-06-07 9 CHOOSY —SO HE STOWED AWAY A British ship, the Claire T. arrived In Singapore from Goa yesterday with a cargo of 9,800-tons of iron ore and one stowaway. The stowaway is Michael Frank, 28, a British East African seaman. who boarded 1 the ship in Goa. A spokesman for the123 words
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Article52 1956-06-07 9 Dr. K. B. Kenyon pleaded not guilty in Singapore yesterday on a charge of careless driving near the junction of Bras Basah Road and Victoria Street on Jan. 1. The summons against him said his car collided with a van. The case will be heard on52 words
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Article51 1956-06-07 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Segamat walked off with all the honours at the 1956 Johore State Home Guard championship shoot at Kota Tinggi, winning the State Championship Cup with 81 points. Labis new village of Segamat sub-district won the New Village Championship Cup for the second year in51 words
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Article31 1956-06-07 9 The Governor of Singa« pore, Sir Robert Black, will take the salute during the march past at the Festival of Youth at the padang at 4.30 p.m. on Saturday.31 words
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Article388 1956-06-07 9 For tin slabs lost in bombing of Penang harbour KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Selangor High Court today dismissed a $78,000 claim by a Penang export firm, CX. Joshi and Co k, against the board of management of the War Risks (Goods; Insurance The firm alleged388 words
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Article81 1956-06-07 9 PENANO, Wed. Zainal Abldin bin Ahmad and Ismail bin Sutan, who pleaded guilty to causing hurt to a fisherman, K. Rawther, told the sessions court today: "We did not know his Injuries would be so serious." Rawther suffered two broken ribs. Mr. Joginder Singh, ASP., said81 words
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Article163 1956-06-07 9 BREAKS UP MANY HOMES, HE SAYS IPOH, Wed. About 45 per cent of the Muslim marriages In Perak last year ended in divorce due to the "all too easy" method of obtaining separation. Worried at what he described as "this alarming rate of divorce," a Muslim leader said today that163 words
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Article158 1956-06-07 9 Housing —the answer SKYSCRAPERS: S.I.T BOSS T*HE manager of the A Singapore Improvement Trust, Mr. J. M. Fraser, said yesterday that there was no doubt that the island must now build skyscrapers to house its population. "In view of the recommendations of the Master Plan Mr. Fraser said, "we have158 words
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Article, Illustration46 1956-06-07 9 Regulations for the stricter registration and control of Singapore's hotels and hotel-keepers were passed by the Legislative Assembly yesterday. Cream guipure and net evening dresi. Bag of silver mesh, vinolete sheet. All at Robinson's. The drett $120, the bag 553.50, shoes S3* 50.46 words
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112 1956-06-07 9 IPOH. Wed.— A coffin maker sued a miner in the Ipoh Magistrate's Court today. Choo How Seng, the proprietor of a shop making coffins In Ipoh. summoned the miner. Ng Keng Moot, for $600. the cost of a coffin and other materials supplied112 words
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Advertisement134 1956-06-07 9 MARMITE^^ THE FOOD FOR FAMILY FITNESS Qiildren love Marmite. That's the blessing of it. Because Marmite, with its essential vitamins of the B group is so good for them it gives them increased resistance to ill-health. Marmite jtffcht#|£— n is an extract of yeast flavoured *7^pVt^|^^v with vegetables conccntraJk.- n134 words
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Advertisement180 1956-06-07 9 ioi-i* IT'S TIME [YOU HAD A F^ FINEST QUALITY CYCLES JBBE* THE WORLD MODEL 613 A M M With DUNLOP high Pressure Tyr«t. Q I tt JD Finithed in Flamboyant W 'l_ D M Amaranthe with die-cast f R*.kj7i Head Badge 5&Jw With Brook's 8.1 5 Champion Flyer Saddle. fUtiaf180 words
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Miscellaneous133 1956-06-07 9 The weather MINIMUM TEMPERATURE O-30 p.m. on June 5 to 7.30 a.m. on June 6>: Singapore 74 degrees, Penang 73, Kota Bharu 73. Kuala Lumpur 73. Ipoh 72 Kuantan 73. MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE (7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on June 6) Singapore 91. Penang 89. Kota Bharu 89. Kuala Lumpur 92,133 words
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Article, Illustration354 1956-06-07 10 A Singapore wardrobe can be elegant and practical ...Says SUSAJV BARRIE PLAN A HOLIDAY IK HOXC KO\C FO plan a holiday in Hong Kong is to look forward to the delights of one of the world's most colourful and fascinating cities. But the clothes you I need for the voyage354 words
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Article55 1956-06-07 10 The pretty girl who modelled the clothes on this page especially for The Straits Times is Sydney girl. Gill Daniels, icho is currently singing at a Singapore hotel. In Australia, Gill was a cover pirl for leading magazines. She has shiny brown hair green eyes and the measurements55 words
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Article, Illustration244 1956-06-07 10 ACCESSORIES can A make or mar an ensemble, transform a modest wardrobe into a vared and distinguished one, add color and charm to your simplest clothes. Singapore offers rich variety of accessories in every price range. The neio "fish" bag in black plastic, lined with scarlet. Big,244 words
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Article, Illustration224 1956-06-07 10 Eastern fabrics are Colourful and Easy to launder Continental Continental bathing-suits this season have all the sleekness and originality that Paris and Vienna designers can put into them, and our pick for your holiday wear includes a buttercup yellow Viennese model by Jerlaine, with a bodice trimmed in appliqued black224 words
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Article, Illustration329 1956-06-07 10 The old-fashioned wooden clog may have been the inspiration for the Italian shoemakers' latest flight of fancy— but these are clogs with a difference. High wooden heels and platform soles, painted in checks or stripes, are wonderfully light and comfortable. The gay straw329 words
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Advertisement53 1956-06-07 10 Ideally suitable /§S^~3F for use in a jf^S^SSSf hot climate > tmoother, longer-lasting, easier to use. Gives your lips a lovelier lusire than ever betore. In ten brilliant shades by YARDLEY YA.DLEY 33 OLD BOND STREET LONDON iff /iWI wsLt.^^l^ -t^B iw^'M Hi Sr>S#f^fB Msf MJ M>£j jLJT^MH MILKMAID "nikmaid53 words
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Advertisement153 1956-06-07 10 I 1 dip... ft ®J 2 rinse Vv w j y• NXV^w tnd tout lilver deinins'» *oml SlSmliliinls m ilk v^V uTTtJMm wmmmwX Goddard'i SILVER DIP bnng« silver cleaning right op to date. Now silver can be cleaned limply, satdf, effectively in seconds. No work, no meis. Simply dip torks153 words
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Advertisement363 1956-06-07 11 -ice-fresh.tinglihfl-fresh ■■-■'■-■-•:y- flßP^titlfe v^'' < w»- ■>.-^ I;• "'Jr '^^^maJfaP^fsfSZ!!*** "war"* ■SJffis^S**'?'- J* For healthy GUMS BBP^^B You'll feel that healthy tingle— it tells you that brushing HnMSI-fc with new Gibbs S.R. Toothpaste stimulates the gums HfHE^3b > f-3 to resist infection. S.R. stands for Sodium Ricinoleate B^^P^^l fjj the363 words
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Miscellaneous147 1956-06-07 11 Rex Morgan. 3M.D. Neu>s for Barker prs VERY LATEjJ^njR FATHER IS^ \Sf I WHERE IS NEIL I t WISM VOU'O M KBE GALLIV*KnN& < TELL VOU—teCHSSI 1 J£NN:N6S I <» STILL AWft-KE TOO, ¥W .^\J \*'rM HAVE YOU BEEN Jf GET TO BEC? JU UNTIL ALL HOURS XXI'LL WAVE TO147 words
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421 1956-06-07 12 TOWN By dur Market Correspondent THE price of tin in Singapore yesterday rose by $2.12| to $366.12± per picul, following the firmness which developed in world markets overnight. This was due to the advance of the closely allied copper price, fair Continental421 words
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Article314 1956-06-07 12 I The Malayan Share Broken As- I aocUUon reported: "Though the! volume of business was still small, i there were interests on the local i share market, and prices seneral- I ly improved slightly." Singapore and Federation Brok- en reported the following business i done yesterday:— Fraser and314 words
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Article137 1956-06-07 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange: noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: easy: June $28', buyers. $29' 4 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk $43 sellers, drum $46 sellers. Pepper: steady, with about 20 to 30 tons of business reported done; Muntok white $89. Sarawak black $88. special Sarawak black137 words
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Article67 1956-06-07 12 Th* Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes in its rates to merchant* yesterday: Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Swiss Francs 142%, Belgian Francs 1616H; Swedish Kronor 188%. On the free exchange market in Hong Kong on Saturday, the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.88 for cash67 words
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Article159 1956-06-07 12 June first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 76 cents per lb., up a quarter of a cent on Tuesday's closing price. The closing tone was slightly easier at the close. Closing price,? in cents per lb were: No. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 76159 words
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Article90 1956-06-07 12 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS Invcfttmi Panded bui p r with some ta STL. support ease. Oili trading. though M are Con. Zin, Bank of NSW J'{Mount Lyeli N. Broken Hiif Hill 50 I0 °/> Mourn >„ Western' M.:' Ampol Ex. Oil Search Aust. Consol. md hl A.P.M. inev.) Bradford B. Hill Pro.'90 words
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Advertisement476 1956-06-07 12 NOTICE ROBINSON CO., LTD. (Incorporated in the Colony of Singapore). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Transfer Register of the Ordinary Stock of the Company will be closed from the 18th June to the 23rd June 1956 inclusive for the preparation of new Stock Certificates. NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN476 words
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Advertisement202 1956-06-07 12 NOTICES THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, 1950 (F.M. No. 52 of 1950) IPOH AND MENGLEMBU TOWN COUNCIL (PROCEDURE FOR ELECTIONS) Regulations, 1954. (Appendix A to Pk.G.N. 210/54) Regulation 10 Notice of completion of Revised Register No. Notice is hereby given that the Revised Register of Electors for the Menglembu Ward202 words
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Advertisement201 1956-06-07 12 NOTICES THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, 1950 (F.M. No. 53 Of 1*60) IPOH AND MENGLEMBU TOWN COUNCIL (PROCEDURE FOB ELECTIONS) Regulations, 1954. (Appendix A to Pk.G.N. 210/54) Regulation 10 Notice of completion of Revised Register No. Notice Is hereby given that the Revised Register of Sectors for the Green Town201 words
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Advertisement776 1956-06-07 12 NOTICES THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, 1950 (F.M. No. 52 of 1950) IPOH AND MENGLEMBI TOWN COUNCIL (PROCEDURE FOB ELECTIONS) Regulations. 1954. (Appendix A to Pk.O.N. 210/54) Regulation 10 Notice of completion of Revfeed Register Mo. Notice Is hereby given that the Revised Register of Electors for the Paslr Puteh776 words
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Advertisement680 1956-06-07 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS axe Invited for appointment as Medical ft Health Officers In the Malayan Railway to undertake general medical work, including minor surgery, and general health work. The appointments offer scope for the practice of many branches of medicine and surgery and carry a considerable measure of Independence and680 words
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Advertisement488 1956-06-07 12 ninHnHnHHHnl I i^nV I inS I %fw I KNUTSEN LINE orient service FROM CANADA/U.S. PACIFIC PORTS-3Q DAYS Sailing San Arriving Vancouver Francisco Spore P. Swet. Pcnant f■» Kristin Bakke Cdn 18 7 |un 9 Jun 17, Anne Bakke Sailed sailed 14 |un 17 |un IS |un 2! I Elisabeth Bakke488 words
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Advertisement1268 1956-06-07 13 ,405 MANSFIELD «c CO., LTD. Mi MM THE BLUE FUNNEL UNE Ess* s uv'EßPooirG^. z^r*ss%i^3!k P S P-ng «'»/14 Junes Jen.e/10 Jub.ii '^'■^.n j MB TZ\/t r^burg G.IS/19 Jane 9 A t Lverpool v Mor^- jum j ij j -"/i. June 11 Jane IS Jane 19/21 Jane 22/21 .ve-rpool Glo^ew1,268 words
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Advertisement966 1956-06-07 13 BAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS i,| Hm iaßfkok ani tnt P«nong P Sham S'pora ALANDIA la Pert 1/11 Jun. 12/14Jaae MA6 OAIA 10/12Joim IS/14Jaao IS/14Jaae AVA 15/14 June 17/lIJ-n. 19/20Ja«M CTVyia, VXjff-" V■ J WOMIWAI > »o, Gan«, Antwerp. RMtWe... He-bar,, C^hq. Spore P. Sham Penang MEONIA T 9-10/4 11-12/4 11-14/4966 words
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Advertisement1035 1956-06-07 13 ONION Miß nnu 9/faTV cMpVAfttß'Bfi W "Jfl\ TEL.: Ne.: building **M USSW JUIWE aHAHIHa fclll aii7i SINGAPORE (Incorporated in the United Kingdom) S LINES SAILINGS TO U.K. AND CONTINENT PORTS Spore P. Sham Penang BENCRUACHAN for Avonmouth, London, Newcastle la Pert ■BENMHOR for London, Rotterdam C.JJ/M S.Ms B June Direct1,035 words
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Advertisement1293 1956-06-07 13 MoAUSTER CO., LTD. TEL: Ne.: 2SS4I ■LLBBMAW BOCKMALL K&ATBUBM UMB LONDON. HAVRE, ROTTIRDAM. LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, HAMBURG PORTLAND. SEATTLE ft VANCOUVER ond for U.S.A., North Atkintle Ports ■'•••P»"»B C^*"* l and Canodo and via Colo nbo CITY OP MANCHESTER BONM iS V i IU Spore P. S'hom Penang S'poro1,293 words
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622 1956-06-07 14 JACK FINGLETON - JACK FINGLETON AUSSIES TRYING SHOCK TACTICS IN FIRST TEST LONDON, Wed. HOR all that England 1 on perform ances should be a hot favourite to beat Australia in the First Test at Nottingham which begins tomorrow, there's a strange feeling of uncertainty abroad.622 words
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234 1956-06-07 14 NOTTINGHAM, Wed. JOHNNY WARDLE, Yorkshire's slow left-arm bowler, has flbrcsitX and win not be able to i play for Enpland against Australia in the first Test beginning here tomorrow. Neither side U expected to be announced until shortly before the start tomorrow. I Sutham,Reuter - 234 words
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Article81 1956-06-07 14 SOCCER S.A.F.A. Dlt. 1: Chinese Athletic t Pulau Brant, Jalan Besar, 5.15 pjn.; Dlv. SA: Boys' Town v Cosmm. C.V.M.A.: Baton Kesenian v Rmdin Mas, River Valley Red; Junior A.A. Kalong. Farrer Park; Div. SB: Serangoon t Pondok Peranakan. Gejrlang. UNITED SERVICES LEAGUE, Div. 1: K.A.O.C. v Royal Sir81 words
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Article83 1956-06-07 14 Seventeen-year-old C. Monteiro of Blue House won the individual championship of Dlv. 1. with 10 points at St. Joseph's afternoon School Athletics meet at St. Michael's Institution ground yesterday. Monteiro won the 100 yards and 220 yards. In Dlv. 2, the Individual champion was Low Wing Kee83 words
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Article55 1956-06-07 14 Shell sports Club cricket team to meet Royal Air Force Changi at Paya Lebar on Saturday at 2 15 p.m. will be: LJB. Fencott leapt), P.W. Cottertll, I. Ooonesegram, I. E. C. Roberts. M. M. Hull. A.C.E. Stockbridge. E. Kruseman, R. W. Lowe. P. Blasey,55 words
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172 1956-06-07 14 MERCANTILE Bank yesterday strengthened their lead in the Singapore Business Houses F.A. Div. 1 with a 2-1 win over Shell. Mercantile, with 11 points from six games, are now four points clear of their closest rivals Ford and Sime Darby. Ford gained second position172 words
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Article297 1956-06-07 14 ELEVEN Station records were broken and two equalled In the Royal Air Force. Tengah annual athletics championships »t Tengah yesterday. Results: 100 yds: 1. LAC Voss, 2. LAC Woodhead. 3. Cpl AsU. 10.4 sec. (record); ZU yds: 1. LAC Voss. 2. LAC Woodhead, 3. LAC297 words
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Advertisement425 1956-06-07 14 £llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllHllllllillllllllllllllllll!; SHAW BROTHERS ORGANISATION ATTRAQIONS I "THE mil LOVES' I r Pao Fu .llsla A Mandarin Film FONG CHE MOON A Great Wall Picture STARTS TOMORROW! 1 1 an, 1.30, 4, 6.45 9.30 pm ROBERT MITCHUM OLIVIA de HAVILLAND ffijJ)iaM H L UM 1 -■^ay^— t Fran!t SINATRA E j425 words
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Advertisement333 1956-06-07 14 T CATHAY ORGA'N'IS.VTio>.""TV": i t V 1 2»«" WEEK! CATHAY ~rnf 71 SUSAN HAYWARD w'^nfmi^r^-S: wwwnn iimnnnv ffstivai. best*/ m^T>' ;PLUS! Latest C.B. NEWS! qi^:^^ U^^\ COMIX«! ank nrgrCTT^^ i alec glin.ness in "THE LADY imL Cecil Parker Herbert Lorn Prtrr sh", KIL URS- i \m....... Colour by Tfihnirolor. i333 words
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Miscellaneous280 1956-06-07 14 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS manage (10). 1. Victim of the "UUef of time" T. Joint protectors (not used by (14). housewives) (14). 8. Concentrated In tfm e (7). 10. Tareler provided by the wall And French leave the Idiot in (French) (5). this pass! (7i. 13. About a firm, chiefly280 words
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Advertisement277 1956-06-07 15 n(P I :ODATION VACANT )-Hox Stcf. txtrm. tVUt, 3 Room Lot 'ng Stance, Apply 32 Tlveiton Upper Serangoon containing I/mnge, Dining •uUiouses and Apply Box NISHED, FUR,i, h alo«- large :rnc»*.. Cooking •c Rent. 70 approach by K RNISHED FLAT. Hathrooms, CentrM Immediately possibly later. ■o To view. Rlnsr IN277 words
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Advertisement498 1956-06-07 15 TUITION J# If or*. (Min.)-Box SO H, .xtra EXPERIENCED UNIVERSITY graduate wishes to give tuition in Maths- to Form IV. V and PS C :A3«n. T Pleas€ wH •SENSATIONAL METHOD Enables You to Dance In 60 minutes t ugh^ onl >' by Ohanl Schooi f Da c in 107 M^ine498 words
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Advertisement404 1956-06-07 15 DANCING 2t Word, ill) (Minimum) I'aUf I month. It WorU U.St (Ml*.) KAFFLES HOTEL Nightly Dance ana Floor Show from 9 j to 12 p.m. SEASIDE RESORT, Pasir RU I Hotel, Dine, Dance Hawaiian Band nightly. VISIT THE SECOND "Wine i Festival Week" at the Adelpni Grill. CHICKEN INN, Seavlew404 words
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Advertisement438 1956-06-07 15 I WANTED it Word. U (Mln.)-B.x SttU.txlra SECONDHAND TREEDDOZER, Rear Mounted Rooter, Toolbar, for Caterpillar D-6. Quote Prices, Histories, Inspection availability Box ASMS. S.T. VEHICLES WANTED I* Word. U (M*.)-Box St ett. txtrm. ROVER "80" or "90" 1956 or MO. Magnet 1956. Apply P.O. Box 1081, Singapore* HOUSES tt LAND438 words
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Advertisement896 1956-06-07 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Word, tt (Ml*.)— Box M tt,. txtrm. 1955 HILLMAN DE LUXE, Grey, 7,600 miles, in Immaculate condition, European Owner. $4,100. Box A 3447. S.T. SUNBEAM TALBOT 90 Couple European owner excellent condition $3,500. 0.n.0. Phone ***** between 6-7 p.m. LATE 1953 JAGUAR. Mark VII. excellent condition,896 words
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Advertisement916 1956-06-07 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PLANT PATHOLOGIST, RESEARCH BRANCH, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, FEDERATION OP MALAYA. Applications are Invited from Federal Citizens with Ist or 2nd class Honours B.Sc. degree, of a j recognised university, in Botany or Mycology. Post-graduate experience in plant pathology of mycology is desirable (and a candidate without this experience916 words
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Advertisement809 1956-06-07 15 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY given that I Madam Yeap Kirn Choo of 23, Jalan Pasar Lama, Kota Bharu am no longer living with my husband Wee Tlong Hoe as husband and wife and that I am now living by myself free from his control and protection as If I809 words
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Advertisement83 1956-06-07 15 PCL Seßer^LwA m Mwwmw m v I Jfflaminiiim I LADDERS BW WmY-'~irsi rr ~-i H WmmmlmmY^^' MM mWr\mmW&J*^V mSZ£> bbb mrt'jmmtfljLmT'^'^^fmmm STRONG- LIGHT DURABLE j ECONOMICAL DIETHELM CO., LTD. SINCAPORE K. LUMPUR PENANC. All Men Enjoy Williams AQUA VELVA *i \/ol\/& bsHHPPHbb^I Cool, Scented After Shave Lulion J. B. WILLIAMS83 words
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202 1956-06-07 16 EPSOM JEEP - Prosperity scores double and sets new record JOCKEY BOUGOURE BACK IN LIMELIGHT WITH THREE WINNERS EPSOM JEEP PROSPERITY, with Garnet Bougoure astride, put up a splendid performance to set up a new course record of 1 minute 12 2/5 seconds for six furlongs at lpoh yesterday, second day of the202 words
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321 1956-06-07 16 VERNON MORGAN - POMPEY'S GREAT BID ENDS IN ROUND 10 VERNON MORGAN By LONDON, Wed. ARCHIE MOORE, the world light-heavy-I weight champion, rej tamed his title here 1 last night, the referee 1 stopping his contest with Yolande Pompey, his Trinidad challenger, 10 seconds from the end of the tenth round. The West321 words
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Article60 1956-06-07 16 By TOTAL POOL $241,489 No. *****0 $67,446 No. *****4 $33,723 No. *****5 $16,861 Starters $2,409 each): Nos. *****3, *****1. *****4, *****0. *****0, *****6, *****2. Consolation ($l,OOO each). Nos. *****4, *****7, *****6. *****8, *****7, *****3. *****4. :>*****, *****9, *****8. Treble Tote: 11 tickets $125 each. It was a60 words
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Article113 1956-06-07 16 LONDON. Wed:— Doug Imole scored 110 not out lor BMU agnins; Somerset in the County ciirkct rhampionship matches starting today. Tea scores were: At Brrntwood. Essex 205-3 (In- sole l.On.0..O n.0.. Savill 55 no.) v Somerset. Raining. At Lord's, Worcester 130-5 (Kenyon 59i v Middlesex, raining.Reuter - 113 words
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213 1956-06-07 16 LONDON. Wed. DETER WATERMAN, 21-year- old Londoner, last night won the welterweight championship of Britain at Harrlngay arena here. He defeated the holder. Wally Thorn of Blrkenhead. who retired with a cut right eye at the end of the fifth round of aReuter - 213 words
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2124 1956-06-07 16 AL L THE RESULTS, DIVIDENDS and CASH SWEEPS Race One CLASS 1. DIV. 2—6 FURS. Mr. C. H. Cheang's <2) PROSPERITY 9.9 (302 195) Boutoure 1 (1) Amusement Park 8.5 (579—205) Posner 2 (8) High Hopes 8.0 (374—174) Hudson 3 (5) Determination 8.8 170—132) Barratt 4 (4) ENJOYMENT II 8.132,124 words
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Article352 1956-06-07 16 VERNON MORGAN - VERNON MORGAN By Epsom downs. Surrey. Wed. -jiHE French-owned Lavandln. a 7-1 favourite won the Derby in a last-minute charge today, nosing out his compatriot Montaval In a photofinish. Lavandln took the lead less than a furlong out and withstood the strong challenge of Montaval,Reuter - 352 words
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Article155 1956-06-07 16 JOHORE will not t>e at full strength when they meet Singapore In their Malaya Cup soccer tie at Jalan Besar stadium on Sunday. Kwong Chong Yin, the Federation left back, will not play because of an Injury suffered during the international match against Vietnam,155 words
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297 1956-06-07 16 LET'S HA VE MORE OF THIS TYPE OF 'PENANG ROAR' By The Sports Editor DENANG'S Victoria Green provided an agreeable sporting spectacle on Sunday. Thousands of enthusiastic yet orderly spectators lined the four sides of the picturesque field, all engrossed in a thrilling contest between two well-match-p<\ teams. Penang were297 words
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Article78 1956-06-07 16 'THE tourlnc South African Rugby Union team hf.ve nowwon two Tests against Australia. They won the first Test, played in Sydney on May 26 by 9-0 and the Springboks won by a similar margin in the second Test, played j in Brisbane on June 2. In78 words
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