The Straits Times, 17 June 1956
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Title Section13 1956-06-17 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in No. 1,086 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 17, 1956 20 CENTS13 words
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123 1956-06-17 1 Troops reach Valetta wreck after gruelling jungle trek 1-1! patrol of the I I) omnany, 2nd Bn. liliy Keniment. today (1 the meek of the Valetta which ilav uith line pawtnguM aboard. t-'und MOM bodies. iill\ mutilated, scattered wreckage. There M si.ns of life. ill for more bodies «ill be123 words
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280 1956-06-17 1 CALL TO RETIRED DOCTORS: YOU ARE NEEDED BACK MINISTER: HELP GOVT. SOLVE DIRE SHORTAGE KOTA BHARU, Saturday. THE Ml MISTER for Health and Social Welfare, Mr. Leong Yew Koh, today appealed to for/ncr government doctors to rejoin the service and relieve the desperate shortage of doctorr. in hospitals. Ho said280 words
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84 1956-06-17 1 Miracle man MeConneil quizzed on crash T\iriN(;. Sat S«t. McCenaeU, the 34-year-old Army pilot who wandered da\s in the jungle ■is Austrr aircraft trashed near Ipoh. told his Mory ti«la\ to a ourt of Inquiry. \i m> and R.A K. oflicers "■nt lo lhe Serjeant's bed- side at the liritish84 words
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Article, Illustration119 1956-06-17 1 BILLY OFF TO BLIGHTY TO GET RID OF THAT LIMP BILLY the goat was given a YIP send-off when he left > Singapore yesterday in the troopship Dilwara. Mascot of the 2nd Bn.. Royal Welch Fusiliers, he is going back to Britain on medical leave, a yenr be- fore his119 words
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105 1956-06-17 1 Did thugs hit lender over a loan? FR more than 30 minutes, a 65-year-old moneylender lay in blood in Singapore's Weld Road after he was attacked by four thugs last night. Though 60 people saw Tan Boon Toh, of Changi Road, attacked, no one came to his aid. Even after105 words
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Article37 1956-06-17 1 SEOUL, Sat. A South Korean Air Force plane crashed into a village near Sanchon, Southern KorM this morning, killing people. An official announce in nt said the pilot escaped by parachute.— Rcutcr.37 words
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106 1956-06-17 1 100 NEWSMEN WALK OUT AT FILM DINNER HONG KONG, Sat.— The hundred strong press corps tonight walked out of the South-East Asia Film Festival dinner and dance in protest against "shoddy treatment". When the pressmen arrived at the swank Peninsular Hotel, they found their tables iucked away at the far106 words
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Article269 1956-06-17 1 4 OSCARS' FOR MALAYA in FESTIVAL UONC KONG, Sat. Malaya won important prizes at the Asian Film Festival which ended here today The Malayan Film Unit led the field in the documentary section, with three awards. Popular Malay star, P. Ramlee. of Singapore, won the first prize for music with269 words
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Article70 1956-06-17 1 THE HAGUE, Sat. -Queen Juliana today asked Dr. Willem Drees, outgoing: Socialist Prime Minister, to form a new cabinet as a result of Wednesday's general election. Dr. Drees, who has been Prime Minister three times since the war, said he would consider the task. Dr.Reuter - 70 words
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Article54 1956-06-17 1 For the third week in succession only one entrant won the $5,000 prixe for the Straits Times word puzzle 'C. He is: Wee Cheng Hai. c/o Shell Co. Ltd.. PUL A U BUXOM. The money will be sent to him this week. See Page 9 for54 words
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Article52 1956-06-17 1 WASHINGTON. Sat—President Eisenhower's doctors decided to put him on a soft food diet for the first time today as he began the second week of his recovery from a major operation. A bulletin issued today said the President had a "very good night'sUP - 52 words
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130 1956-06-17 1 IJONOLULU. Sat. An Air Force sergeant was killed and two officers blinded lor life in the recent U.S. H-bomb drop at Bikini, a Honol' lv newspaper reported i.orlay. It siiid the bomb was dropped s^ven miles off target. Valuable equipment was destroyed. The paper130 words
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Article, Illustration326 1956-06-17 1 Sergeant MeConnel's own story EXCLUSIVE! In the Straits Times tomorrow The rumbling thunder of a tropic storm splits the sky. Through billowing cloud and slashing rain a lone Auster is valiantly fighting its way back to base when crash! the plane vanishes into the dark blue sea of mountainous jungle.326 words
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Article182 1956-06-17 1 CAIRO Saturday |^JR DMITRi SHEPILOV, Russia's new Foreign Minister, said on his arrival here today that me Soviet Government wanted to strengthen and develop its rela\»f ClunMn,, V... Mr. Shepilov arrived here by air ftx>m Moscow today for 1 talks with Middle Ea.st leaders on ArabReuter - 182 words
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Article26 1956-06-17 1 BONN, Sat. Dr. Konrad Adenauer, the West Oerman Chancellor returned here by air today from hi s friendship visit to the United States Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article54 1956-06-17 1 ALGIERS. Sat. i troops early today boat ofl the strong rebel attack on two army posts guarding the town of Tlrmcon In the Onui department of Western Algeria. French sources said the French troops .suffered no casualties. The attackers ati believed to have carried off theirAP - 54 words
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205 1956-06-17 1 Malayan mission will seek rice deal |^UALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Assistant Minister E' for Commerce and Indus try, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, has left for Si.im E and Burma to negotiate a E rice deal. E He is accompanied by the E Federation's Controller of Supplies, Mr. R W. Kelly205 words
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Article28 1956-06-17 1 ATHENS, Sat —Greece aiu: the Arab countries have deelded to abolish visas foi businessmen visit me cacti other's country, it was announced here today.— RouterReuter - 28 words
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Advertisement139 1956-06-17 1 SPORT TROPHIES Fo remost in QUALITY DESIGN VALUE. U. S. de SUVA Jewellers 106. Orchard Rd.. Tel: *****. [rf si jy. rfff y in just 50 spcotuLs Iki ou* and tnh PAN-CAKE' MAKE UP Only M«i tA Wn Tut Cdkl Hdf Up#*« V"' ""■►> lr^*h, flAlur it romp runn luvrlin^**.139 words
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Article, Illustration2690 1956-06-17 2 i PARTJSEVEiI i by the Duchess of WINDSOR George V is dead. And now the Prince of Wales becomes King Edward VIII. He has telephoned Mrs. Simpson from Sandringham after midnight to give her the news. Soon he is telling her: "There will be a2,690 words
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777 1956-06-17 3 They're at your service anytime, anywhere FRANCIS WEBB By people are hap>bs that call > perform the of service in I es. Not for steady, settled |obs the unexpect--1 public .'ho iem at a monotice certainly ey it. i] District Mes- which has established ;ich people It employs mesliterally do777 words
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Article165 1956-06-17 4 REVENGE MOTIVE IN KEDAH MURDER ALOR STAR. Sat. NORTH Kedah police believe revenge was the motive behind the brutal murder of a shopkeeper. Ooi Ah Kar., 56, at Bukit Raya, two days ago. Ooi was hacked to death en Thursday night after five Malays, armed with parangs, had waylaid him.165 words
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Article, Illustration55 1956-06-17 4 AFTER BOMBS,A SKYROCHET Having survived a blitx by a variety of bombs, Singapore is now being attacked by a skyrocket one of the latest importations in the Colony's entertainment world. She is Lupita Lopez, a Spanish American dancer, seen here in a Hollywood swimsuit of lace and nylon. Sunday TimesHan Hai Fong - 55 words
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Article156 1956-06-17 4 Gift baby due* within 14 days The Eurasian woman who has arranged for her unborn sixth child to be adopted by an elderly couple in Singapore was told yesterday that she may have her child "anytime within the next fortnight." An obstretician and gynaecologist at Singapore's Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital156 words
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Article113 1956-06-17 4 Youths learn to be instructors MORE than ICO youth leaders in Singapore are now taking an activity instructors' training course at the Queen Street boys' hostel. After completing their course the instructors will be assigned to six youth clubs which have recently affiliated to the Federation of Boys' Clubs. The113 words
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Article232 1956-06-17 4 HE USED A SIDE ENTRANCE ORE than 20 people waited around the lobby at Assembly House yesterday for Singapore's Chic' Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, to hear their grouses They wated m vain for nearly two hours. Whe.-. Mr. Lim finally arrived, he ignored232 words
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Article61 1956-06-17 4 Four terrorists entered Bukit Kangkar new village In i the Tangkak area of Johore i on Thursday night and stole foodstuffs from a shophouse before escaping. They entered the village unseen by Home Guardsmen about 9.30 p.m. by cuttinz a perimfter fence and Rot away61 words
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Article43 1956-06-17 4 MUAR, Sat. A conference of presidents, secretaries, and youth leaders of the U.M.N.O. (South Malaya) was held here yesterday. U.M.N.O. youth leader. Inche Sadon bin Hajir Zubir, was present. The discussion included the present set up of the U.M.N.O.43 words
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212 1956-06-17 4 Sit-down strike and no food either, say these 2,500 STARVATION PLEDGE TO SWAY THE STONE HEARTS OF OUR BOSSES' SINGAPORE'S 2,500 City Council electrical workers will stage a 24-hour "sit-down" hunger strike next Monday. Their starvation pledge was made at a meeting of more than 50 branch committee members of212 words
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115 1956-06-17 4 Belgian women vote 'Alice' film best THE British film "A Town Like Alice." which drew' large crowds in Singapore three months a?:o, has been awarded the Belgian "Prix Femina.' A silver gilt plague, design- ed by the Belgian sculptor, Pierre Theunls will be presented to the producers at the Ostend115 words
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109 1956-06-17 4 Broke wife's wrist he pays the bill A HUSBAND did not return home after assaultine his wife, Lim Nai Choon, at their Thomson Road farm on May 21. Mr. J. W. D. Ambrose, a Singapore Judge, was told yesterday. Ho Hock Leong. charged with causing grievous hurt to Lim, told109 words
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Article44 1956-06-17 4 A dance which was to have been held by the Royal Army k Service Corps, at the Officers' Mess, in Singapore, last night, was cancelled as a mark of respect to the victims of the RAF Valetta which crashed I on Friday.44 words
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Article, Illustration57 1956-06-17 4 MERDEKA MAN FROM AUSTRALIA SIR WILLIAM McKELL. the Australian member on the Reid Commission, whin arrived in Singapore by Qantas yesterday. Sir William was a former Goverror General of Australia and an ex-Premier of Xew South Wales. Ho said: I feel honoured to be chosen to sit on the Commission".57 words
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84 1956-06-17 4 Kindergarten expert is coming soon AN AUSTRALIAN expert. Miss Helen Paul will arrive in Singapore on Aug. 15 to see how Australia can best assist in the development of pre-school education. She will be in the Colony for three months and will work with the Social Welfare Department. As It84 words
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Article58 1956-06-17 4 The Singapore Wharf and Ships Labour Union will meet soon to take a definite decision on the amalgamation of five Harbour Board unions into the proposed S. H. B. Workers' Union. No decision was reached at the S.W.S.L.U. meeting last Friday as the number of members58 words
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Article94 1956-06-17 4 Singapore police are "interested" in a report that the West Bengal Police in India may use "rubber bullets which hit hard but will I not penetrate the skin or clothing against riotous mobs. Mr. P. Claque Singapore Police Secretary said that inquiries would be made94 words
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208 1956-06-17 4 THE Fourth Pan Malayan Photographic Exhibition. which opened at the British Council Gallery yesterday, features 196 prints of an amazingly high standard. The most Important quality of this exhibition is the con centration upon ingenious angles and dramatic lighting. Here light-and-shade effects208 words
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Advertisement126 1956-06-17 4 y I Unusually smart K/f and practical i^Sf HAUSAMMANN A|l I Furnishing Fabrics fm{/ their smart simplicity is best liked by wIIbB today's home makers. MMfIBJ vi A^ s f |n beautiful floral and contemporary designs. wEmtftm* Prices from $4.50 56.50 a yard. UM w5 j ...nd FURNISHING WmW{ I126 words
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Advertisement363 1956-06-17 4 tlf you want to be popular.,, ...you ye got to look smart Girls like their partners to look smw and distinguish? Batur*:, ..Hl-groomed look— in f»ct, to hive the MM their ha.r. For »u\-krin F'mr Dresiing* control the day Ion;, hut never. make look too oily. And, n Silvikrin Hair363 words
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Miscellaneous60 1956-06-17 4 HIGH TIDES TODAY: Singapore 522 a.m. (7ft. 9in.) 6.01 p.m. (Bft. lln.l; Port pickson 12.50 a.m. (6ft. 41n.) 1.34 p.m. (7ft. 41n.>; Penang 8.42 a.m. (6ft. 41n.) 8.34 p.m. (sft. 6in). TOMORROW: Singapore 6.51 a.m. <7ft. 61n.» 7 p.m. (Bft. 2in.>; Port Dlclcson 2.08 a.m. (6ft. 21n) 2.53 p.m. (7ft.60 words
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210 1956-06-17 5 This is un-Christian, Opium Treatment Centre told ADDICT m REFUSED CUT HE Hw mn A SINGAPORE magistrate, Mr. J. M. Devereux Colebourn yesterday criticised the Opium Treatment Centre for refusing to admit an opium addict because he had two convictions for extortion. The medical report from the centre said Tan210 words
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157 1956-06-17 5 SHOPMAN TELLS OF CUNNING TOWKAY' A LOCAL shop assistant told the Singapore Government that his towis a "cunning' man. -sistant who was pivhla views to the select rorr.mittee consicering the Shop and Office Employees Bill said: •The business in the shOD ll not too bad. The management gets considerable profit157 words
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Article60 1956-06-17 5 r!E 100-aay-old strike by 12 workers of the Mahua Educational Srpply comLa cross Street. BtngftJs over. An agreement was reached the management epresentathrea of the :it the Labour Min•<rday. Tne management will s;ive 4 (lavs' pay to each of the terminating their The workers went on60 words
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Article, Illustration234 1956-06-17 5 She flies 400 miles every week to give ballet lessons A SLIM 21 -year-old dancer flies 400 miles every week to give ballet ssons in Singapore and Kuala ufflpur. She N serious minded. Goh Soo Nee. S idler'! Wills trained teacher, who ith her brother 17-year-old <ioh Choo tnat. and234 words
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Article85 1956-06-17 5 $3 500 o$ Chief Minister plus $500 Assembly allowance Mr Lim Yew Hoik will Ml he drawing double pay though he is holding two posts— that <>f Chief MtaMer and Minister for lah"ur and Welfare. h entitled only U> the Chief Ministers pay of I SI 50085 words
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113 1956-06-17 5 7 bungalows to go under the hammer THE still untold residue of the Angulia Park Estate consisting of seven bungalows, all occupied will be auctioned by Nassims next Tuesday. Total value of the bungalows and land is between $160,000 and $200,000. Rentals are between $132 and $300 a month. Angulia113 words
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Article180 1956-06-17 5 COUNCIL SEEKS TECHNICAL MEN THE Singapore City Council, whose Electricity Department was hardest hit by the Malayanisation move, is still looking for technical men locally and abroad. The City Electricity Engineer. Mr. R.A. Waddle, told the Sunday Times yesterday that hi s department had advertised in180 words
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74 1956-06-17 5 KNANG, Sat. MALAYA'S first Australian twins, four-weeks-old Helen Mary and Barbara Ann Finn, were christened today at the Roman Catholic Cathedral of the Assumption. An Australian chaplain, from Kuala Kancsar. the Rev. Father Ganzer, who hails from the same home town as the twins' mother,74 words
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Article47 1956-06-17 5 A 50-year-old woman. Lee Choo Tee. was charged in a Singapore court yesterday with unlawful possession of 317 pounds of riw opium at Chiltern Drive on Friday She was allowed $50,000 bail in two sureties and the case postponed to June 23.47 words
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Article34 1956-06-17 5 Mr. G. G. Thomson. Singauore's Public Relations Officer left Singapore by Qantas yesterday to attend the Information Conference in London He will be away for two and a half weeks.34 words
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Article27 1956-06-17 5 Mr Justice Good has succeeded Mr Justice Storr, who recently retired from the Johore Supreme Couit. Mr. Justice Good was formerly at Kuala Lumpur.27 words
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Article64 1956-06-17 5 A petition for the windingup of Hock Wah Hon K Co., Ltd, was granted by the Singapore* High Court yesterday. Tiie petition was filed by Guthrle and Co., Ltd.. to whom the debtor firm is owinu $8,196.50 o n a judgment debt. It was stated64 words
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Article78 1956-06-17 5 A MULTI-MILLION dollar scheme to develop and modernise Sibu. major town and port in Sarawak, is well underway. These are details of the scheme and what it will cost the Sarawak Government: PORT DEVELOPMENT: A 485-foot concrete wharf i ready by next month i. two new customs godowns already78 words
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Article80 1956-06-17 5 Licensed food and coffee stalls are entitled under the City Council by-laws to trade 1 until 2 a.m.. the Superintendent. City Cleansing. Mr. J. Ephraim. said yesterday. Mr. Ephraim was commenting on complaints by residents of Queen Street about the noise created by coffee stalls80 words
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Article52 1956-06-17 5 Bail of $10,000 was allowed by the Singapore Fourth Magistrate's Court yesterday to Chan San who is chargedwith possessing 78 packages of opium, weighing 150 pounds, in a house in Pastr Panjang Road on the night of June 8. The case was postponed to52 words
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Article54 1956-06-17 5 The Old Frees Association. Singapore, is organising a farewell dinner for Mr. A. W. Frisby, former Director of Education. The dinner will be at Wing Choon Yuen restaurant at Bedok on June 22, Mr. Eu Cheow Eang, secretary of the 0.F.A.. 9. Siglap View, is54 words
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122 1956-06-17 5 ll'IIKRi: to go, where to eat, what to see and above all where to enjoy oneself? These are the problems tourist? find difficult to solve when they land in any country. But in Singapore, they don't have to worrr about all these.122 words
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Article, Illustration195 1956-06-17 5 RED CHINA FILM BREAKS ALL RECORDS 250,000 HAVE SEEN IT ANG KIM SAI, an icewater vendor, took the morning off yesterday to see the Chinese film, "Liang Shan-Po and Chu Ying Tai" at the New Alhambra Theatre, Singapore. After buying his ticket, he was surprised to be brought before the195 words
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Article103 1956-06-17 5 Special Constable Mohamed Khalid bin Ahmad paid $80 as maintenance arrears to his former wife, Sapiah binte Marian, yesterday after a Singapore magistral had I threatened to send him to I jail If he did not do so. When Mohamed told the court he had no103 words
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Article56 1956-06-17 5 K. Rethiam claimed trial in the Singapore Fifth Magistrate's court yesterday on a charge of criminal breach of trust of a gold chain, valued at $120 belonging to V. Nathan. i n Bukit Timah Road on March 17. Bail of S5OO was allowed. The case56 words
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129 1956-06-17 5 now half complete and Includes a rural network of minor roads for motor-cycle and bicycle traffic. Costs4,ooo,ooo. WATER: The water supply to Sibu Is to be increased from 450.000 gallons a day to 1.000.000 by the middle of next year. Cost: $720,000. MEDICAL FACILITIES:129 words
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Article, Illustration1307 1956-06-17 7 Drop us a Live "RECENTLY I have been 5 JV bullied by some boys of about 18 to 20 years. They are neither working 5 nor studying. They are disj turbine women and anyone they like disturbing. 1 was 5 stopped and ordered by six of them to get down1,307 words
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Article847 1956-06-17 7 JANE LEE's HUMAN CASE BOOK I met a girl In a shorthand class and fell in love. But I was so full of self-pity that I often acted childishly and unknightly. Because of my behaviour she began to stay away. When I realised what I was doing I wrote to847 words
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Advertisement191 1956-06-17 7 a new touch A for your beauty^!L fcMm rimth YARDLEY 0&r Feather Finish ensures y^?ZSs- that your make-up is '^/>- P crtecl at a^ tlmc s. I I -Jz^r Nothing equals it for |g/ retouching it is a blend j£ of fine Yardley Powder and delicate cream. I The merest191 words
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Miscellaneous49 1956-06-17 7 old joe spccxjts roLO f well pot »io on it poft) tuoo'uo' watee age -pull out op mv vvinnjnkss") 3 ME OF A MOUSE THAT I »H OS-*(V9^ r X/Zf* ISOINS TO SET fIO XOr=- H-H^JVf/, kV^V WILL WIN On s^Tk)(KO*\^ r'^Vfe. V \T PUT OKI A UQQSe ?/T49 words
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Article, Illustration341 1956-06-17 8 Hollyground" with a Spanish touch! LUPITA LOI'EZ, Spanish-Irish-American television ttor, hat brought to Singapore o collection of dramatic evening gowns designed for her in Hollywood. Lupita, who it singing and dancing at a Colony estauront, had the crenel made for her TV showi by Jjcks of Warner Bros., who designs341 words
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Article, Illustration692 1956-06-17 8 Vitamins! They're the Secret < of Real Beauty! Health and beauty go hand in glove HEALTH and beauty are hand in glove, and it's a wise girl who knows it. No-one is really attractive without that clear-eyed, freshskinned look which goes with radiant healih, and one short cut to achieving692 words
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Article268 1956-06-17 8 MOBL - Turning Your Back on Fashion NOEL [Fashions Stwßy CASHION plays a clever J trick this season and j puts the back view into I focus. The prettiest features of many of to- day's newest styles are j placed at the back, where j the owners can't see them, but where268 words
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Advertisement184 1956-06-17 8 Pa«VA 1 THE CLEAR-EYED LOOK The rlear-rved look. The radiant glow of health Is seen at Its test in this photograph of British film star Shirley Ann Field. whose bright eves, flawless complexion and shiny hair make her St Iwautv >usan Bavrie says vitamins are the secret of rest beauty.184 words
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Advertisement327 1956-06-17 8 AHoutside surfaces: Place s^^^^*. lected!) P brush -head against gums "tip, as shown. Sweep bristles head on£ums as shown downwards, twisting wrist. Pull brush briskly d Sweep upwards for lower teeth. for lower teeth pul Use six stokes in each case. upwards. Use six x VL^^C rWisdonis springy Flexrron r^^S^4Uu4l^327 words
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Article, Illustration875 1956-06-17 9 ENTRANTS SET HIGH STANDARD IN DIFFICULT CONTEST 6 V the COMPETITION EDITOR "THERE was a strong 1 entry tor Straits Times ■d Puzzle Contest C. The committee thought the clues were rather more difficult than usual. competitors generally high standard. what the' judges thi most apt i [the more difficult875 words
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Article62 1956-06-17 9 SOLUTION TO CONTEST 'G' The $5,000 prize for Straits Times Word Puzzle Contest 'C was won by WEE CHENG HAI, c/o Shell Co., Ltd., Pulau Bukom. He submitted a set of answers that corresponded complet ely with those given above. These were adjudged to be the most apt and accurate62 words
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516 1956-06-17 9 MICHAEL COH; JUKE WATCHER - Two musts in spear fishing: Companion and a powerful gun MICHAEL COH By IT may be the sudden heat wave that has turned the thoughts of many to the cool depths underwater. But whatever it was, I'd received a few phone calls in the past week regarding spear fishing. Many516 words
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502 1956-06-17 9 Wanted urgently: Commentator on Malayan affairs JUKE WATCHER ltadio l.» |N the Radio Malaya news bulletin we hear a piece of news. It is of necessity, as the bulletin is restricted to a certain time limit, a short item stating simply the bare facts. To the informed this piece of502 words
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Article134 1956-06-17 10 1 WATCHED the woman. She was both young and beautiful. She was also, from her appearance, very rich. The lines of her tailored dress were stylish. Her coiffure had style. Even the manicured hand, that134 words
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Article268 1956-06-17 10 YES BUT THAT WAS MRS..' I SAID to a pass- in? salesgirl: "She didn't pay for it." The girl stopped. She said, a little frightened; "Yes. But don't you know that was Mrs. I knocked on the Man- I said, standD the doorway: "How many shoplifters do you a week?'268 words
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Article224 1956-06-17 10 THEIR HUSBANDS ARE BIG SHOTS I ASKED him what he did then. "I learnt it after years of experience. You ask her to your office, you refer to the article in her bag and you ask if you can put it on her account! "A few times It work-; But224 words
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Article310 1956-06-17 10 TRICKS OF THE GENTLE SEX IT seemed odd. 1 That the very crux of civilised society the respect for another's status could be so abused. It also seemed odd that the so-called gentle sex could be capable of such a deviation. But the manager of the di partmental store—ruth- ssly310 words
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Article55 1956-06-17 10 IT S BAD FOR BUSINESS THE, manager ul the d epartmen tai store said: "You can ask the women not to come to your store again. Or you can shut your eys to shoplifting, and the other tricks. Both ways, it's bad for business." I LEFT HIM STILL MURMURING ABOUT55 words
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452 1956-06-17 10 A. GEORGE .:.!.:__ \ u0084111 - They make kropok in a house on stilts A. GEORGE By AT the fishing village of Kukup, 12 miles from Pontian Kechil, in an al l ap thatched, plank house, standing on stilts and Jutting into the sea, Mr. Chua Teck Heng and his family live and do a thriving452 words
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Article436 1956-06-17 10 A DOG 'S LIFE IN the DUSUN KUNING was the muchbullied brother of a dog killed by a log lorry whose wheels he rashly tried to bite; the corpse was collected by a proteinstarved new villager passing by on his bike. K. apparently did not mourn the deceased, and he436 words
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Advertisement223 1956-06-17 10 Stew. ll» **t^S?Wi §fc /jSSm ~<v*«v ll If I #^F M i'-^E JIW i lir w^^.^^m^^^^mmmmm^^mmm^^^^^ IVUftlft LuillHUr t H Goh Hoe Chun Goh Hoe Sun Is r '>xo& HB HHIHiHiHiHiHiHiHiHiHIHiHi Hi Hi Hi HI HI Hi y^HH > Bk^Hi JL Here's a happy, carefree, group J^*^ '■Ht //y j223 words
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Article, Illustration128 1956-06-17 11 JOURNAL OF A SPORE GOSSIP CAN you laugh yourself? Cm you M ,JX'X'r :;;>* Journal of a Smgapore Gossip Me begins the illustroted series by introchonlh c e ode to tKe notionol it Chorterbo. Island which he assert, i, not badminton, as the world supposes, but gossip. Anyone, sevs Drury,128 words
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104 1956-06-17 11 Marshall: I seek friends in Red China S former Chief Mr David Mar- 'Id cheering supporters that hina as a seeking trade at those cribed at his tr hall said: "I hate But that doesn't I hate the Chithat Singapore with three Asian counr.a and Jap:nade these n he said104 words
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Article, Illustration96 1956-06-17 11 Miss speedbird' aspirant With a kaola bear for luck, and a large wardrobe of the latest summer fashions for glamour Mia* Neroli orrigan. 23, of Belleviw Hill. Sydney, arrived in Singapore by air yesterday on the trail of the coveted title of "Miw Speed bird She hag charm, poise and96 words
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174 1956-06-17 11 THE MALAYS HAVE NO OTHER HOME TO GO TO MUAR, Sat. The Federation Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today called on nonMalays to be reasonable when sub- mitting their demands to the Reid constitutional commission. I He said they should i consider the feelings174 words
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Article65 1956-06-17 11 Radio Malaya is again appealing to listeners to air their grouse on programmes they do not like. In a broadcast last night. Mr. Derek Cooper, the English programme supervisor, told listeners: 'Next time you hear something you don't like, write and tell us why you don't65 words
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201 1956-06-17 11 CINGAPORE'S 800 motor-sampanmen yesterday threatened to strike if the Marine Department insists on their buying "a lot of expensive and unnecessary equip- ment' for their boats. i They claimed that their present equipment a lifebelt and a pair of port ar.d starboard lights201 words
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Article, Illustration35 1956-06-17 11 MR. HENG NAM WHATT helps his bride. Miss Susie Tan, rut their wedding cake at a reception at the Robinson's Cafe, Singapore. They were married at the Wesley Methodist Church ye sterday.35 words
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Article619 1956-06-17 11 rpHE following candidates 1 have passed the University of Malaya Preliminary Examination for the aegTees I of M.8.. B£. held in Trinity 1 Term, 1956: 1 Amir bin Abbas iwiih distinction in physlcsi. Beng Chay Olap, Chan Koon Yau, Chong Kwang Dick (with distinction in physics*, Choy619 words
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Advertisement178 1956-06-17 11 Two beauty aids to flatter your Pond i foe* Powd*r'ond Lipstick fh» choi'ct of lovft'x womtn'trtr/whrt §T)ON'DS offer you two X wonderful beauty aids, used bf lovely women throughout the world. To enhance your natural loveliness, choose your shade of Pond s Face Powder. .There are seven soft, subtle tones178 words
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Advertisement387 1956-06-17 11 The Customer is always right FZ i -»»-—~w w w «mile •for your cut**?"*Br%, Miss Vv<?Mo. &Xt »*;*<»+'& go*** over you lately lU'i *Ue k* Modem. V.Wt 4M^HBBb I N^lt f fffZ w^Hu: n. i IM I f^JE--. Mil I lATTHI DOCTOR'S 1 SOME TIME LATER !'m* 90 +tnp£l* „j387 words
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Article292 1956-06-17 12 At ALA V will be the na- tional language in ten years, says Tengku Abdul Rahman. Probably for the tenth time. We have lost count. The Chief Minister's continual emphasis, however, serves one purpose. It removes any possible doubt that his Government means business. How will the292 words
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Article202 1956-06-17 12 "IyTALAYA is turning out more doctors every year. If some local doctors are to be believed, the shortage of doctors is a myth. But the people of Grik, Kampar and Tanjong Malim in Perak will find this hard to believe. And for a good reason too. Three hospitals202 words
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Article645 1956-06-17 12 BERLIN fROM West Berlin you can go round the world in 60 days for twb marks (about M 51.50) with a little luck. To do it you must win the first prize in the annual "open door" sweepstake. Your route will be via Hamburg.645 words
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Article, Illustration979 1956-06-17 12 DENIS WARNER - DENIS WARNER LESSON FOR BURCHETJ^JJW^CMMW THEIITuSES THEY ARE NEVER RESPECTED -by- BEFORE taking off from Hanoi in September, 1954, on the heels of the defeated French forces, I made a gesture of friendliness to the incoming Communists: I taught the Vietminh soldier who became barman979 words
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Article286 1956-06-17 12 William N. Oatis - World report on wives William N. Oatis By UNITED NATIONS, |N Pakistan, a Muslim may have four wives and a Hindu any number. But in Tennessee a man can get 21 years in prison for having only two. So says a lat: lished U. N. survey c marriage and r286 words
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Advertisement773 1956-06-17 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. SITUATIONS VACANT t* Wortt ti (Min.)-Box iOcll.txtru. \V\NTED AGENTS To Sell t and Textiles Can earn $200 re monthly. Details Free. Knitting Works, Ludhiana, India. r vor r future postal training can guide and help amblmfn to Success and Security. on for nil Bookkeeping. Account.) ii( Secretarial, Commercial773 words
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Advertisement84 1956-06-17 12 The International Gin that's Right every time 11 ii Those who know unhesitat- mWk ingly say "Gilbcy's, please t MjSS^ Because Gilbcy's is the one f. JjOffpfVA gin that's dry .clear. •< Jfflmt the right proof and n?.ht MB^ l >j W t«t tastr Alw.y, smooth-G.l- |^iS!S^ bey's makes a84 words
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Article, Illustration460 1956-06-17 13 The TALL BOY WHO CAME BACK WITH AN ALBUM NAN HALL FROM A JUNK SHOP IN HOLLAND, A PRECIOUS COLLECTION OF WRY OLD SINGAPORE By X^IS is the story of Max Jansen, the Tallest Planter in Malaya, or the Boy Who Came Back With An Album Max is a 30-year-old460 words
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Obituary14 1956-06-17 13 Chl3p Seng, icefully Hospital Keun W.;ye Joo: three two Cortege Road at 3.3014 words
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135 1956-06-17 13 U.S. TIN FEARS UNFOUNDED -MALAYAN BUREAU CHIEF W.-JSHINGTON, Sat.— The Malayan Tin Bureau has disputed the recent allegation by Senator Wayne Mor;e that the closing of the Texas City Tin Smelter would place the nations tin industry "at the mercy of an international tin cartel." The director of the Bureau,135 words
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Article, Illustration28 1956-06-17 13 WALKINC down the aisle of St. |o>eph' Church. Singapore, yesterday Police Inspector Wilfred John Sta. Maria and radiant bride. Miss Maureen Rodrigucs. Sunday Times picture.28 words
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311 1956-06-17 13 ANGLING BY SPINNER CLOWLY I am losing all faith in rays as fighting fish Not big ones I've not caught one above 101 b. but fish around the 5 lb. mark. The other week-end for Instance, the weather was too bad311 words
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Article205 1956-06-17 13 Rubber closes at 82 cents July first trade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 82 X cents per lb.. unchanged on Friday's closing price. The closing tone was quiet. It was a quite morning's trading. Closing prices In certs per lb. yesterday were: No. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b.205 words
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Article32 1956-06-17 13 A satisfactory agreement on the claims submitted by the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union, representing employees of the Anglo-Thai Corporation Ltd., has been signed by the union and the management.32 words
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124 1956-06-17 13 THIEF WILL LEARN A TRADE THE HARD WAY- IN JAIL IPOH. Saturday. AN 18-year-old thief who "haunted market places and amusement parks" was today jailed for a year "so you can learn a useful trade." Lee Chan Yoon admitted stealing a watch and fountain pen from a sleeping man in124 words
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Article101 1956-06-17 13 A 14-YEAR-OLD Dutch schoolboy has been detained in Singapore as a stowaway. He is P. E. Loomans who boarded the 21,119-ton liner Willem Ruys in Jakarta last week. Having- never seen a big ship before, young Loomans decided to explore it and got lost. He101 words
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Article18 1956-06-17 13 MUAR, Sat. Mr. R. W. Bakar, executive engineer, P.WJS. Muar. has left on home leave.18 words
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Article77 1956-06-17 13 Mary Rose Neu refused to be taken to the Woodbridge Hospital yesterday when she was ordered by Mr. J. B. Jayaretnam the Singapore First Traffic Magistrate, to be remanded there till June 23. Mary, charged with attempted suicide, by jumping into the sea off Collyer77 words
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Advertisement314 1956-06-17 13 \W i n m^)\ 'V J 1856— 1956 JOO yean of Servie. fc SAiXGOLA" SANTHMA" ((\J 30 dart voyage with M. 10 days in lapan i FIRST CLASS j SECOND CLASS $466 Including stay on board in port. Children according to age. Apply for sailing details to I ISLAY KERR314 words
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Article, Illustration118 1956-06-17 14 I JUDGING was difficult for this selection of entries in this week's Sunday Times Camera Contest. Final decision, and first prize of $30. goes to Chew Yit Fong, 59 Main Road. Taiping, with his entry (top right) which he calls "Study of Photomon- rage. Yit Fong used118 words
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840 1956-06-17 14 Offer of a kingdom was no idle jest! I^EPPEL Harbour, known for many years as New Harbour, takes its name from Admiral Sir Henry Keppel. at one time Commander-in-Chief of the China Station which included the Straits Settlements. The harbour was renamed in the Admiral's honour on April 19. 190840 words
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Article, Illustration57 1956-06-17 14 CAMERA tans should send entries to "Camera Contest." Sunday Times. Cecil Names, addresses and details should be written on the back of each print. Cl tcrrcd: postcard size or larger. No responsibility is accepted for unsuitable photographs which do not have stamps ft postage. Photographs which are57 words
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Advertisement476 1956-06-17 14 Shaving is simplicity itself with a Blue Gillette Blade in its matching Gillette razor. Yet for smoothness and freshness there's no shaving system in the world to compare with Gillette. Buy your blades in a Blue Gillette Dispenser. You can use the Dispenser with any razor. But for Superspeed Shaving476 words
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Advertisement98 1956-06-17 14 I- HUnlo InUmTr ZOU The Protector of Projectors. If you wont to do Wj r lll/i.V/ better than lust taking snaps, and to see your <, W pictures COME TO LIFE, this Projector is the /pAY A Price $190/- Jf^^R^jl) NORIS TRUMPF 150 4> n_n_-r jut for 8 mm MM98 words
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Miscellaneous188 1956-06-17 14 ACROSS:— I. Fixed (7); 7. Waggish (4); 9. Additional (4)- 10. Make happy (5); 12. Shape (4); 13. Untidy girl (8); 16. Live (6) 18. Staggered (6); 19. Give (7>; 21. .Enfold (4); 22. Abhorred (s)' 24. Short distance (4); 26. Very cold (3); 29. Memorial (5); SI. Mrasure <S)188 words
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Article, Illustration402 1956-06-17 15 Film of the Week I LIKE good cowboy films! Before the lights even go out, filmgoers know that the hero is going to surmount impossible odds; that good will triumph over evil and everyone will live happily ever after. That's the Western code, and it's402 words
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Article292 1956-06-17 15 COMETIMES I wonder whether the cinema is really progressing in spite of the wide, wider, widest screens; more and better colour and gimmicks to make the sound come almost from under your seat! This doubt arose on the point of entertainment and after seeing292 words
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Article, Illustration258 1956-06-17 15 Dead bodies clutter up the screen I SAW nine people get shot before I either lost count or became so blase about seeing people get •'bumped off" that it just didn't mean anything any more That's what happened In United Artists' "Black Tuesday" which stars Edward G. Robinson. Gravel-voiced, snarling258 words
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Article207 1956-06-17 15 MADHUR MILAN," a Hindustani film uith English subtitles tells about a girl, Neela. and her companion, Nandu, an orphan T)oy. and their loyal servant, ship- wrecked on an uninhabited island. In 12 years of solitude the ttoq young people learn the true meaning of207 words
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Article, Illustration136 1956-06-17 15 WELL-KNOWN Indian film director V. Shantaram is the man. behind a Technicolor production "Jhanak Jnanak Payal Baaje" (Dance of Shiva) which features Indian classical dancing. Soon to be seen In Singapore, the film Is the first shot by an Indian cameraman in Technicolor. He is136 words
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Advertisement408 1956-06-17 15 V BROTHERS ORGANIiATioI^TTKA7 T7^ ",o«Vm CAPITOL ll' i^iti or^ssrts Alley s*jtKH MIDNIGHT TONIGHT! A MandiriTpk^ i "HEARTBREAK chang MING WELL" s.B YANG FAN FORD "JUBAL" Steiier COL. Clnem»Scop»-Te*hnioolor TODAY 9 >ja.: "BOI'NTY HUNTER"! viio\vi\<;: i"r;J,fj^ ui^TaNM, W ROBERT! MITDUIM ©Lbs I.A. Rrletae TODAY a.m.: "I.AS VEGAS STORV\ .^^.PAMimONfl i^S Plus!408 words
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Advertisement170 1956-06-17 15 1 CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS I TODAY IC/tiM&"~Jft£ri ■■■■■iTU.MM X t DIIIIY 6Httll C<KOU TKHNKocoo X COMING! Thr RomanMc Rebel of the Rio Grande: J M-G-M's **VIVA VILLA" starrinf Wallace Beery < TODAY 9 a-m.: "SON OF PALEFACE". T» t TODAY Today a.m.: "BK( AISK OF YOl" (Mandarim iTon/iv '^alhambra' E^£170 words
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Advertisement271 1956-06-17 16 Bjß- -jßs Pan American's RAINBOW SERVICE The only tourist service that offers you SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE I Enjoy delicious complimentary hot meals —cocktails at nominal charge. Big reclining seats with adjustable footrest. Fly Super "Strato" Clipper* to Saigon, Manila and on across the Pacific to the U.S.A. For271 words
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Miscellaneous1144 1956-06-17 16 by Edgar Rice Burroughs^^SS^ fOM f/'^w| i^U (J. 'I '^B .^V I "YOU M-L S^W TME ELEP'hAST--LS^ I^-' 'iky FmiOr \d -•■=-Z7\Z< SWANA— BEfieVNj A NACTVE Buis& P^Jl V^ ->1 fkWm IJI TAKZAM SF»O<E SENTLX 'LET US SLEEP* THEN— BBH"JES^. X, ;:".^V\l im^ t film ,Ji i w.ll 7^OTECT >ou.'1,144 words
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Miscellaneous32 1956-06-17 18 x gvj K ;^j>fe=r^ J 'f| WAV. /^2^ raE^S ■l«>82 :8 5 i p i mr\ 1 '4 V i/ m kVt?»uA™ -^Z^i I I V "'I PW C&) v. \i a32 words
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Advertisement59 1956-06-17 19 W TUP IVFW The Same Fine Quality NOTHING CHANGED EXCEPT THE BOTTLE SIZE J|| \s*2L^£*£m I It is the same delicious Coca-Cola you have always BiPPIPIIB enjoyed— same lively, tangy taste same pure, whole- /fl^ some quality and at the same low price. (7^^^^^s LION LIMITED, authorised bottlers of coca-cola59 words
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Article, Illustration1873 1956-06-17 20 Venture into Space! Dr. JOSEPH KAPLAN A DOWN-TO-EARTH m EXPLANATION OF THE FIRST MAN-MADE SATELLirf By _v V| AN S curiosity, is never satisfied. Indirect observations of the iTI aurora, made from the ground, and in limited geographical areas, cosmic rays observed even with the best of our high altitude1,873 words
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Advertisement285 1956-06-17 20 if i j j i ROVER SEVENTY-FIVE Your good taste is reflected in a Rover. Acre is a dignified car to drive, easy to handle. fast yet economical, long lasting and totally reliable. It's a distinguished car to own. combining comfort and quality inside vith handsome appearance and brilliant finish285 words
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Advertisement78 1956-06-17 20 Thanks to yeast-yite Take Yeast-Vite to-day and get nd of that nervy fcelinp. Rich in Tonic B Vitamins and r J |r •timulating caffeine, it makes you feel better in no time. Calmer. Less easily upset. Also r *y^V*- > C i •oothes away headache, neuralgia and rheumatic pains. Get78 words
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Article598 1956-06-17 21 HERE'S «n unusual record and must for students of Spanish dancing. It makes .ascinatini lfctenlnc. It is the voune Californian dancer Inesita presenting; Flamrnco and classical Spanish dances. Her castanet playing during the classical Spanish and heel-tapping in the Flamenco dances makes one wish to see her. The598 words
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Article, Illustration1416 1956-06-17 21 EDGAR LUSTGARTEN He lost £160,000 on bets that were never made... "]\IY LORD, I wish to put forward a few considerations which I hope may incline your Lordship towards mercy in determining the punishment that Goudie must receive." The barrister making this plea and the client for1,416 words
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Advertisement258 1956-06-17 21 b from $33/.\\ [P* i\ i dtf 1 Vor; 0 $65/A^ V) A &o&y^ i CULTURED PEARLS I ARE Q i i GOOD ENOUGH X i FU|IYA BRAND 7 0r ILjj 1 IT Mm r% f 1 V r f////(9/f A DING RAFFLES ("LACE SINGAPORE P O BOX 393 A258 words
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Advertisement232 1956-06-17 21 1^ Why do so r^M many v v, D° rtors particular Soap? HAVE yoo ever wondered why k> many doctors in t lk-It own surgeries use Wright's Coal Tar Soap t* wash their hands? It's not as If Wright's was Medicated Soap. The reason I* that they have found Wright's232 words
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401 1956-06-17 22 ' CRUSADER9 - 'CRUSADER ■y IT was gratifying to learn thai the Federation's sports-loving (.hiet 1 Minister tengku Abdul Rahman, has given a boost to Malay badminton by presenting a trophy which is to be named alter him. The competition will be an inter-State Malay affair run401 words
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Article, Illustration739 1956-06-17 22 Christopher Page - Christopher Page By Singapore motorists tend to consider traffic lights as, at best, necessary evils, and at worst, wretched things which turn red the moment they see a car approaching. Certainly, as a motorist, I never thought they would interest me enough to739 words
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Article, Illustration41 1956-06-17 22 Do you know your curs? So you think you know your motor can. do you? Well. Hiis week the Sunday Times startt oM with a quix for motorists just for fun! This selection is easy. The answers are in column eight.41 words
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368 1956-06-17 22 I T is inevitable that Ford's new Consul will be compa with the old Consul, and with the new Zep: Comparison with its predecessor may be su saying that the new "model is a much bet;. lust ibout any standards of measurement ll in368 words
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Advertisement114 1956-06-17 22 >^ BRONX SOUTHIRN X X COCKTAIL CROSS r tj Orv Gn. I COCKTAIL > I <^ rr%t t y mi* COTE DOR rv .2 Sweet f These delightful I I Ar/-; _/coc o k y t a a Ji Dr> Martini I Ju.ce ef Oronge. y :r;^JU.ce. St.r^>tll I I114 words
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Miscellaneous100 1956-06-17 22 !tO>< 1. Certain; J, Arrh; 9. More; 10. Rle>.s; I;>. Oval: 1.".. Slattern; it;. BcaMe; IV Reeled: nt; M. Wrap; Bated; i I Belli I ii v l I Omst; Sv >idinev II, fossil: 4.;. Desert 41. Inttaatc; JH. Tree; I*. Seven; 4- 1 IS i.i, i; :>o. I ndur;-d.100 words
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Article746 1956-06-17 23 Spore TOOK 27 MINS TO SCORE Then they flatten Perak eight-nil Singapore .8; Perak. 0. CINGAPORE approach- I ed this Saturday night soccer chore at Jalan Besar stadium with as much enthusiasm as a schoolboy i facing Monday morning. But after they opened scoring in the 27th minute there was746 words
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83 1956-06-17 23 They cooled plane for VIP trotter HAMPION trotter, <<> br worth 100 .000. arrived ipore yesterday 'ire in the States, by Lawn a of .Marie Wall. I.i on a specially QurtM trei&hane, Australia's 'tier, has al•i more than In prize money. the Australasian mile record. th» for 13 furH(! seven83 words
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147 1956-06-17 23 Blank Saturday for the Australians C.VNTER3URY. Sat TPHE Australian cricketers experiA c.iced their first blank Saturday of the tour here when steady ralr ruled cut any hope of play on '.he opening day of thsir match with Kent the last before the s>»cond Test at Lord's next week. This '*asReuter - 147 words
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Article70 1956-06-17 23 R.E.M.E. Civilian Association beat Tornados 2-1 in the S.A.F.A. Div. 3B encounter at Jalan Besar yesterday. M. Fattah and Yap Kirn Kwang scored for R.ELM.E. and Paul Shin for Tornados. Radln Mas Ramblers trounced Workers E.U. 9-0 in their Dlv. 3A match at Farrer Park.70 words
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367 1956-06-17 23 Selangor clear second Malaya Cup hurdle KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. gELANGOR cleared their second hurdle in the Malaya Cup soccer competition with a deserving 4-2 victory over Federation Combined Services at the HQ Malaya stadium today. The game was spoilt by a slight shower which lasted 20 minutes in the first367 words
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Article, Illustration40 1956-06-17 23 MISS M. MACKAY (left) and Miss D. Foxhcll Smedley lead in Academy Award after it had won Race Two (Hacks. Div. 2 i, F. at the Bukit Timah amateur races yesterday. The jockey is F Lt. Hood Sunday Times picture.40 words
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Article27 1956-06-17 23 MALAYA GETS u.k. Houses LONDON. Sat— Eight British racehorses from well known studs left Southampton yesterday on the cargo ship "Shillong" to improve stock In Mnlaya— Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article29 1956-06-17 23 Teluk Kurau Rangers beat Kent Sports Club 6-0 In a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday. Paha (2), Hock* Leng, Ha-Vilm and Eng Choiw scored.29 words
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334 1956-06-17 23 Gaik Bee Malay girls shine in Cup trials I rftJALA LUMPUR, Sat. pENANG'S tiny Tan Gaik Bee stole the show in the first session of the Über Cup trials at the Selangor Badminton Hall tonight, trouncing Singapore's third singles player, Jessie Ong, 11-1. 11-3. Jessie found Gaik Bee too fast334 words
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Article310 1956-06-17 23 QUEEN Street Boys' Club won the Davies Cud with 38 points in the finals of the Federation of Boys' Club's boxing tournament held at the Harbour Board Beys' Club last night. Harbour Board Boys' Club, who were champions for the last two years, were310 words
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Article65 1956-06-17 23 LONDON. Sat. VITIDESPREAD rain prevented pjay In the following firstclass cricket matches due to begin today: At Oval. Surrey v YorkshireLords. Middlesex v Hampshire; Horsham. Sussex v NorthamptonChelmsford Essex v Cambridge Chesterfield, Derby v GlamorganLeicester. Leicester v Warwick and at Nottingham. Notts Lancashire. Only at Bath65 words
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Article194 1956-06-17 23 Volunteer Services beat Non Benders by sl.< wickets In their friendly cricket match at the SRC. padang yesterday. Non Benders: 156-4 dccl. (Ewart 29. D. de Cotta 29. J. T. Rea 29 not out. Massey 52 not out Tufnel 2-23, Burton 1-33, James' 1-25). Volunteer Services:194 words
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Advertisement191 1956-06-17 23 IN PAST 40 From Getting Nights, Pains in ack, Hips, Legs, ~3 Loss of Vigor mun? mm ar» TirtimI- -imptonn. whirh arise from nation. Vtm feel nerT? ■I lime, find it hard ir ■I work, and ran «el plea. urea o( lift t-oubles are now ■rrr.imt by the great in191 words
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Advertisement708 1956-06-17 23 Mf -\y, HL 1 **^T ASfaMfat RED LION taste-thrilling ORANGE OR PINEAPPLE fcj^t/^_7^r» in mhcui fO* HAvoua DNCt Hi) THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA. LTD. have pleasure in announcing that SAVINGS DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS will be accepted by their office at SINGAPORE from 18th June 1956 interest will be allowed at708 words
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Article368 1956-06-17 24 i;i'so>i . inup - GRAZIE, PROCTOR SHOW GRAND FORM EPSOM i*> Rain-soaked X.L track prevents fast gallops QM.V/AK and Proctor, two consistent >pri nters from Iht' Donnelly Stable, are keeping their form wonderfully wel I. With their trainer astride, they went over two rounds each on a rain-soaked Kuala Lumpur track yesterday, finishing full368 words
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Article34 1956-06-17 24 Hnrdi Tin (minimum). DID vnr know that the first t rtted In "■•en you i y ever put I I in tomorrow s CHILDREN— SpeciaI r •<!. P.O. Box c. nnc! you will reI34 words
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1607 1956-06-17 24 A BIG CROWD, almost rivalling the size attending professional meetings at Bukit Timah. was present at the Singapore Turf Club Gymkhana Meetins: at Bukit Timah yesterday. Ii \v;is a splendid day for punters on favourities. seven of the card of nine races being1,607 words
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Article53 1956-06-17 24 TOTAL POOL: H35.7ZQ IST: No. 45!)628 ($196,074) 2ND: No. *****1 (S 98.037) 3RD: NO. *****1 (S 54.4ti5) STARTERS (53.890 each) Nos. HUM; *****4; *****6; *****9; 211K717; *****8: '2!»OOO4: 13.1387: *****6; *****1: *****0: *****1; *****0: *****0. CONSOLATION (53. 267 each): Nos. *****9; *****7; *****0; *****7; *****8: M72SI; *****3: *****5;53 words
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Article193 1956-06-17 24 Britain out of the Davis Cup STOCKHOLM, Sat. SWEDEN took a winning 3-0 lead over Britain in their Davis Cup European zone semi-finil here today by taking the doubles. Syen Davidson and Torsten Johansson beat Roger Becker and Michael Davies 6-3. 8-6. 7-5. In the singles yesterday. Davidson beat Billy193 words
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Article90 1956-06-17 24 LONDON. Sat. FRANK "Typhoon" Tyson, Northamptonshire and England fast bowler, will not be fit to play in the second Test against Australia at Lords next week. Hopes that he would be available were dashed last night wh» n Tyson's London specialist had studiedReuter - 90 words
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Article28 1956-06-17 24 NEW YORK. Sat— American Parry O'Brien beat his own world record for the shot put with a throw of 611 1 4in. in Los Angeles yesterday.28 words
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Article25 1956-06-17 24 AUCKLAND. New Zealand. Sat The South African Rugby Union touring team beat Auckland 6-3 after leading 3-0 at half-time here today.— Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article637 1956-06-17 24 vr FIGHTS for alt nine races on i Saturday, tirst da\ of the Selansor Turt Club June Meetins. are: CIS, Div 1-5 F F'resident S.OO Ten Dollars 8.13 Hunter's (.all II S.I 1 -.H1M.. 1. B.OS F.arlv Bird 8.07 .inibr.in 8.0« Brilliant Scholar 8.06 Purnle637 words
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