The Straits Times, 30 September 1956
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Title Section15 1956-09-30 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES NeMSate* in Mo*"*!* No. 1.101. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER, 30, 1956 20 CENTS.15 words
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Article, Illustration605 1956-09-30 1 CHEW GIVES LAST WARNING TO SCHOOL REBELS Ruthless' action if law is flouted ►RES Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee. who has cived a death threat" letter, yesterday gave Chinese school students and their principals a final warning. to call ,n the police if the school pnncpals failed to605 words
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Article260 1956-09-30 1 LONDON. Saturday. THE Movement for Colonial Freedom today asked Mr. Alan Lennox Boyd. the Colonial Secretary, to lift the ban on certain organisations in Singapore and revoke detention and banishment orders against arrested per- sons. The Movement which is sponsored by 107 Labour Members of Parliament andReuter - 260 words
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Article, Illustration197 1956-09-30 1 CRACKSHOT MR. LIM TAKES AIM Undeterred h> tlie ieatk thr«-:»ti he lias received lately. Singapore's Chief Minister. Mr. l.im Ve\v Hoik Mingled freely wiili the thousands of people who thronged the St. Andrew's Cathedral rentenary fete yesterday. Accompanied by his wife and two daughters. Shirley and Iris. Mr l.im "had197 words
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Article74 1956-09-30 1 MURDER IDEA MY OWN, SAYS GUNMAN SEOUL, Sat. The man who tried to kill vicepresident Chang denied today he was acting under orders. Kirn Sang Poong said his murder bid was "entirely my own idea and no one told me to kill Mr. Chang." Heavily bandaged and weak from theReuter - 74 words
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Article55 1956-09-30 1 ST. JOSEPH (Missouri i, Sat. Charles Kuenzi was in the hospital delivery room when his wife yesterday gave birth to a girl their fifth child. Mrs. Kuenzi and the baby came through in fine shape. Kuenzi fainted, fell, broke his jaw, broke his nose, .suifered concussion andAP - 55 words
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Article191 1956-09-30 1 CREMANTLE, Sat. Fourteen one way bound passengers of the damaged ship Charon, now stranded here, are waging a stay-put struggle against shipowners. The Charon bound for Singapore returned to Fremantle yesterday after striking a reef near Geraldton on Thursday. The shipowners offered the 14 passengers aboard191 words
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Article66 1956-09-30 1 FOLKESTONE. Sat. Mr. Clement Davies, the leader of the British Liberal Party, announced here today that he was relinquishing the post. 'It is time that the tiller was placed to the hands of a younger man." the 72-year-old leader told delegates to the party's annualReuter - 66 words
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Article32 1956-09-30 1 TAIPEH. Sat. A fully loaded bus plunged over a 40--foot cliff south of Taipeh yesterday killing the driver, conductress and three passengers and injuring 20 others, 10 seriously— ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article153 1956-09-30 1 TPOH, Sat— A Swiss family i has asked to adopt the i i terrorist baby, rescued by security forces in deep jungle near Ipoh in May beside the body of his dead mother. I They wrote to Miss Hazel 1 Fairbairn, a nursing sister who153 words
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168 1956-09-30 1 POZNAN, Sat. A SOBBING Polish youth today told the court trying him for offences during the Poznan bread riots last June that the "false imprisonment" of his father, a veteran Communist, had driven his mother mad, made his brother commit suicide" and forcedReuter - 168 words
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Article28 1956-09-30 1 BALBOA, Sat. President Anastasio Somoza of Nicara- qua died today from gunshot wounds he received last week while dancing at a public reIception Reuter. ByReuter - 28 words
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Article, Illustration64 1956-09-30 1 EIGHTY DOCTORS FOR MALAYA The Indian Health .Minister. Rajkumari Amrit Kaur, who flew into Singapore yesterday, said that India was ready to send doctors to Malaya. She said: "About 80 doctors for the Federation will be coming here shortly." The 67-year-old Minister, who is the only woman in the Indian64 words
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Article144 1956-09-30 1 RING OF STEEL CLOSES ON 8 REDS IPOH, Sat. Five hundred soldiers, policemen and home guards are closing in on two terrorist gangs totalling eight members hiding ;n the Cunong Rapat limestone cliffs, five miles south of Ipoh. "Operation Plaster Stone" was launched yesterday when a total of 71,000 pounds144 words
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Article165 1956-09-30 1 AS BRITAIN PREPARES FOR USERS' MEETING CAIRO, Saturday. DUSSIA, Pakistan and Ceylon are among 25 countries which have accepted Egypt's invitation to a Suez Canal conference to consider revision of the 1888 Convention, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry said last night. Invitations have been sent itoReuter - 165 words
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Article221 1956-09-30 1 NICOSIA Sat—A British woman and four servicemen died in Cyprus yesterday as a result of terrorist action the highest British death toll in a single day since Eoka began operations. The woman and one serviceman were killed in an ambush at 10 p.m.Reuter - 221 words
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Article58 1956-09-30 1 IS NAVY'S BIGGEST AKRIKK l.\l N( 111 I* NFWPORT NEWS (Vir flat*), Sat—The Dotted Stales Navy's hisKi^l carrier, the i.n nun i.. Ranger, third and most modern of the Kurrcst.il efaUM tarrii-rs, w.^ l.tiuu'hfct here today. Heuter. lOfl.Oitu ON STKIKi: TOKYO. Sat. More than IMil.uttti .lap.»m steel workers58 words
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Advertisement285 1956-09-30 1 f% Diamond Engagement <iIJM^ .lilablr in Nrw Styles. JS' L A. L ABDEEN, LTD. i.lcwHlrrs) 155. North Bridge Road, Bldg S'pofc 6 Tel ***** RECORDS \l KXNOOM IN \M>T»RI>AM. A Medley of I popular tunes rendered on the n Artii.iily rerorderi m Amsterdam. $14.00 r6»l (o\-l (ONCEBT by Bobby Hackett285 words
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Advertisement104 1956-09-30 1 THE NEW V fSncSMiSTr 1 ItAV-BAN SUN CLASS M.ore than ever the Sold in over 70 countries Since 1890 Rothmans Pall Mall have been famous for fine Virginia tobaccos. Pall Mall's selected leaves are carefully cask-matured in Virginia and London before blending with all the skill acquired in over 60104 words
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Article33 1956-09-30 2 Begins today a fascinating new series on the love and marriage customs of many lands from the exotic tropics to gay France, from the desert lands to passionate Spain.33 words
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Article, Illustration746 1956-09-30 2 NINA EPTON - It happens on the beach at Bali Bali NINA EPTON By author and much-travelled explorer who takes you over now to that fabulous South South Seas island and tells you that THE first European sailors who spied the fabulous coast of Bali were so enchanted with it that they jumped746 words
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Article, Illustration1376 1956-09-30 2 Bride must know how to spin and cook S At the marriage ritual custom demands that the bride shall E prove to her parents- in-law that she knows E her domestic duties, E for example, spinning weaving, cooking. -■iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiii Her brother, aged five overheard her. "Ha ha! Look at Ktut1,376 words
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Advertisement56 1956-09-30 2 it Us mi Cryttaliierf. The rave Wf I '^YjSj Bt of Europe and America! .«^.v^ /JJI It it here in Singapore H^rf f p \}'^Ah| Hrf /Sm AN7IMACNETIC /<** '^JKk^^^SSSK 17 and 21 iewels f titus watch has A SWISS FACTOKYS FULLY TROPICALISED GUARANTEE VALID THROUGH, V N. OUT THE56 words
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Advertisement82 1956-09-30 2 SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA Offers You SECURITY AND PROTECTION for your family. FUNDS for your CHILDREN'S EDUCATION. FREEDOM from the burden of ESTATE DUTY AND TAXES RETIREMENT INCOME for you and your wife. CANADA'S LARGEST LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY SERVICE THAT FOLLOWS THE SON TO THE MANAGER sun life82 words
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Article540 1956-09-30 3 >ow do you make out in the marriage stakes? |-|OW much do you really know about r husband? rrom accepting likes hot. butter■st, sole on the and golf on Sunsuspects painted and hates the shaver you him for Christ- honestly, you .v a thing! Dd worm:.540 words
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Article, Illustration1049 1956-09-30 3 W. K. BLISS - You can't fool the camera, so Vivien hands over to Marilyn W. K. BLISS By QNE night in June, 1949, Old Vie fans crowding St. Martin's Lane outside the New Theatre gave Olivier a more hysterical ovation than usual. It was their good bye to him as star and codirector1,049 words
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Advertisement464 1956-09-30 3 YOU CAN PLA* HIE MOUTH ORGAN IN JUST 30 MINUTES UM AT HOME QLICKLY EASILY WITH THE NEW MUOW METHOD. £L« Its NEW It's IMFflMjrr. Learn MM Mouth Or(!ar. Hrn LODY WAY' 1 You actually PLAY the first Difce in your vcrv iXSSON even it you don't know anything about464 words
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Article108 1956-09-30 4 WE MUST GROW MORE FOOD: TENGKU KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Chief Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, warned today that independent Malaya must have a balanced importexport .trade, otherwise its financial position would be jeopardised. He said this when he declared open the Malayan Acri Horticultural Association exhibition here. •As we move108 words
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Article134 1956-09-30 4 An official of the Bombay! Life Assurance Company, Mr. T. M. Rethinaswamy, 46. col- I lapsed and died yesterday at a meeting of Indian insurance heads in Singapore. The meeting was held by i Mr. N. V. Naidu, who arrived from Bombay on Friday to134 words
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Article, Illustration141 1956-09-30 4 TRADER DIES AT PARTY Popular Singapore busr*nessman. Mr. Kee Yew Hock, (above), collapsed at a birthday party at his Emerald Hill Road home on Friday night and died shortly after the guests had left Affectionately known as "Hock"' by his many business associates, Mr. Kee is said to be responsible141 words
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119 1956-09-30 4 FOUR Singapore City Counci] labour unions, representinp -6.200 workers, yesterday def ciried to postpone strike action pending a possible settlement between the council and its «trikinjr gas workers on Tuesday. Notices from the unions to the council in support of the119 words
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Article, Illustration822 1956-09-30 4 'I intended her to be my mistress'— lover tells court TYPIST SEEKS 51 5,000 DAMAGES FROM CLERK FOR BREACH OF PROMISE, BUT- KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. WONG PHIN. 34, who is sued for $15,000 damages by Miss Tham Poh Chin, told rheSelangor High Court today: "My intention was to take her822 words
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Article49 1956-09-30 4 "Malayan Muslcale a variety show organised by the women's section of tho Libe-ral-Socialist Party will now be held on Nov. 8 Instead of next Thursday. Tickets sold for next week's performance will be valid for the postponed show, which will be at the Victoria Memorial Hall.49 words
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Article, Illustration55 1956-09-30 4 A smash hit on any tennis court, this one-piece tunic with the pleated skirt split at the sides shows to advantage Gorgeous Gussie frills on the matching panties. This was on c of the ensembles modelled at John Little's Fashion show which was held yesterday55 words
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215 1956-09-30 4 NERVE WAR EXPERTS WRITE ABOUT HUNGRY REDS i IT LUANG, Sat. Psychological warfare teams, operating in support of Operation Huckster." are distributing 50.000 copies of an open letter to the people of Kluang, telling them how short the Communist terrorists are for too 6 The letter, which is in four215 words
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Article30 1956-09-30 4 The Women's Society of Christian Service will hold its annual bazaar at the Wesley Church in Fort Canning Road from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Friday.30 words
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Article, Illustration75 1956-09-30 4 THIS imh. that walks on two legs walked off with the Frampton Shield for the best-conditioned dog at the annual rally of the Animal Lovers' League in Singapore yesterday. "Fluffy", who also kneels and begs if she wants anything, is75 words
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Advertisement182 1956-09-30 4 Thhu natural good taste. From the 4»* II moment s,hc first saw the Parker c-] -51" Pen she fell in love with its (i smart modern styling. Now she will tell you, she couldn't do without it. Its Electro-Polished point gives satinsmooth performance, and the unique Aero-rpctric Ink System ensures182 words
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Advertisement221 1956-09-30 4 Whichever way you shave PALMOLIVE gives you Perfect Shaving PALMOLIVE LATHER (REAM j PALMOLIVE BRUSHLES! For •ifr« imooihn.ii and comfortl Oulckart, •atlaii hi,, You're sure of a shave that's really smooth and long lasting when you shave with Palmolivc. Even with cold water you get a closer, more comfortable time221 words
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Article404 1956-09-30 5 BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS „\lio\. -U I ollowinc *rr of toda\x football M.l.lsH \(,l OM Arsenal 1 Marflcr I 2 ilia II RolUin 0 „lrv 4 Shrlliold >\>d 1 M < it> <i Wrsl R.A. 0 < harllnn Alh. I Kvrrton t Portsmouth 3 I ••(Is I nilrd 2 ■,■■•.{,< nReuter - 404 words
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274 1956-09-30 5 PHILIP GOH - RAG-TIME STUDENTS WERE MADE TO SING IN NUDE PHILIP GOH CAINES WARNING IGNORED: MALICIOUS PRACTICE GOES ON AT VARSITY By SENIOR University of Malaya students are vigorously ragging "freshies" in defiance of last week's warning by their former vicechancellor, Sir Sydney Came. rhis year's 500 freshmen are being subject to274 words
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138 1956-09-30 5 5,000 WRITE IN ABOUT THE ANTHEM CONTEST KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. More than 800 letters have been received by the organisers of the Federation National Anthem Contest since the first seven of the shortlisted entries were broadcast by Radio Malaya on Sept. 23. The Deputy Director of Broadcasting, Mr. Tony Beamish,138 words
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Article44 1956-09-30 5 The 3.888-ton Taipooan arived in Singapore yesterday rom Communist China with full boat of China wives on oard. Three hundred and eighty- > our of the wives disembark- j d in Singapore. while he remaining 137 are for 'enang.44 words
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Article29 1956-09-30 5 A well-known footballer. Ir Jerry Taylor of Manseld's, and Miss Valeric King, :ho is on the staff of BOAC. nnounced their engagement i Singapore last night.29 words
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Article80 1956-09-30 5 Thavasikannu a mer,nt, who is facing an As- trial on a charge of atipted murder, was allowed 000 bail by Mr Justice Ah T.th at the High rt yesterday. Us roundel. Mr. K.E. Hil- I borne, told the judge that Thavasikannu had been80 words
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Article, Illustration81 1956-09-30 5 Mr. Harry Heyll and his bridr. Lydia Kronig. both of Switzerland, were married at the Singapore Cathedral of the Good Shepherd yesterday. The bridegroom is a rubber merchant with Hooglandt Company Sunday Times picture Mr. Anthony Tio Soei Hie and Monica Mm Sai Tiane. who were married81 words
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Article149 1956-09-30 5 kJARY NC. 36. will stand trial tomorrow in the Singapore First Criminal District Court on a charge of trying to obtain a $2,500 reward between Feb. 26 and Feb. 28 from Hou Suai Lian for inducing Mr. J. M. Devereux-Colebourn, a magistrate, to show favour149 words
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Article79 1956-09-30 5 LONDON. Sat.— Camp Bird Limited stated today that they have to date received acceptance from over 70 per cent of Tekka Taiping shareholding in response t 0 their share -exchange offer (one Camp Bird share for two Tekka Taiping shares, plus one shilling for each Tekka TaipingReuter - 79 words
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96 1956-09-30 5 SAME OFFENCE: MAN FINED SIS, ANOTHER $5 A cyclist yesterday asked a Singapore magistrate why he had been fined $15 when a trishaw rider was fined only $5 for a similar offence Tan Sok Kiang, 30, had pleaded guilty to crossing against the red light at the junction of Arab96 words
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Article42 1956-09-30 5 The Homicide Squad last night arrested another man in connection with the murder of the Singapore Standard night watchman, Pal Singh. Three youths have been tentatively charged in court si"cc the body was found early on Tuesday morning.42 words
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Article44 1956-09-30 5 Thirteen children will read a bible story and recite a psalm and a speech at the finals of the second oratorical and elocution competition at the V.M.C.A. hall. Orchard Road, today at 5.30 p.m. The competition is sponsored by the Jewish Welfare44 words
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Article32 1956-09-30 5 Three youths last night rescued a woman from drowning in .the sea off Nlcoll Highway, Singapore. The woman. Chan Ah Kiu, 35. was admitted to the General Hospital.32 words
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177 1956-09-30 5 FRTY-SEVEN shroffs employed by the Board of Currency Commissioners in Singapore will "go slow" from tomorrow. They decided this yesterday at a meeting at which they claimed that the board had not replied "satisfactorily" to their wage claims. The shroffs, through the Singapore Government Clerical177 words
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156 1956-09-30 5 The juke box: Clamour for control CINCAPORE'S noisy juke boxes were condemned yesterday by public leaders, who described them as "nerve-wracking and intolerable." But people unfortunate to be near them when played at full blast will just have to put up with them at present as there is no law156 words
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51 1956-09-30 5 More than 100 officials and guests of the Metal Box Co. yesterday attended a farewell buffet party for the managing director, Mr. C. D. Yarrow, who is leaving for Britain on Oct. 4. Mr. Yarrow has been promoted group manager of Metal Box factories51 words
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Article, Illustration131 1956-09-30 5 RETIRING -AFTER 35 YEARS OF MUSIC Mr. I'.iairar Singh, who is leaving for India on retirement next month after being associated for 30 years with police bands in Malaya. Mr. Singh has been bandmaster of the Kedah State Police since 1951. Before that, he was- band sergeant with the Singapore131 words
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173 1956-09-30 5 r\O YOU want your son to learn trade—and be paid for it? The Army Boys 1 Trade School at Nee Soon. Singapore, offers this opportunity. Maj. H. Brummell, the recruiting officer, said in a Radio Malaya broadcast last night that there will173 words
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Article47 1956-09-30 5 Singapore postal authorities will have 4.990 bags of mail to deal with when the Willem Ruys and the HamI ourg arrive here on Tuesday. The General Post Office rxpects to clear the mail I within 24 hours of the berthing each vessel.47 words
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Advertisement40 1956-09-30 5 SINGAPORE DARWIN /SYDNEY EFFECTIVE 6th OCT. 1956. KXPRESS SERVICE every Saturday at 11.00 a.m. W) Sumptuous Super-Constellation Comfort. JT" _^§fcfc& All First Class seats are Slumberettes. /C&^> JiT I ourist or First Class. jf AIR-INDIA ADELPH! BUILDINC. > SINCAPORE, TEL: *****.40 words
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Advertisement171 1956-09-30 5 From the Craftsmen of Europe SPARKLING CRYSTAL For household beauty, there's nothing to beat Crystal! We have lar<re stocks of Vases, in all sizes, Flower Bowls, Fruit Bowls, Trays, Powder Bowls, Table Lamps, Ash Trays, Baskets, Whiskey Decanters and Punch Bowl Sets from England, Czechoslovakia and Germany. And dont forpct171 words
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Article, Illustration1316 1956-09-30 6 WONG LIPIS - And a good time was had by all j WONG LIPIS by (♦y/f f instructions showed that I had to cover an area of 60 miles by land Hi and about 50 by river. So I contacted my team of three young teachers, Suppiah, Razak and Ariz, and we ran1,316 words
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Article383 1956-09-30 6 THIS week a word of advice to flat-dwel-lers and other fel-low-sufferers from that insidious disease known as "radio interference/ I do not refer to jamming or atmospherics, which concern mainly overseas listening. I mean the interference between your receiving set and your local station of Radio Malaya. Interference of this383 words
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Article28 1956-09-30 6 A Montreal tramcar j operator was given a sus- j pended sentence for coining j bogus 25-cent pieces and! passing them as change to his customers.28 words
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567 1956-09-30 6 Tuan Djek - Tuan Djek jgy M M A y i i E 1 i .^J" jsk^ \V A^ j /T^^l THE Cook's family had never visited Kota Tinggi town at night until Sept. 17 when all of them except the nyonya and Fong, went down567 words
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Advertisement238 1956-09-30 6 nDCDATUnN TfiDPU The atm the re^> isteration °t million children for admission to UrCllflllUll I U II Vli Federation schools. Thumbprints often brought tears: some little ones confused the operation with injections and vaccination. -Goes to the kampongs-by car, by boat and on foot ijinii iiiiiini iii iiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiniiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij; |At end238 words
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Advertisement541 1956-09-30 6 End INDIGESTION PAIN V this fast way! The fastest way ever discovered to end nagging indigestion pain is to take worid-famous Maclean Brand Stomach Tablets. Two to four tablets with water and your pain quickly disappears. You get glorious relief that lasts, and at night you can sleep without feai541 words
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Article310 1956-09-30 7 He uses night as a shield liOR -x months, known a boy two than myself and rery much. He m up and go out with him, fuse. How I let him know I •n? 1 am 15 and still A.J.LI Ml ms rather I |a be in love. Hown >ou310 words
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Article319 1956-09-30 7 the way she looks How can I show I hate her? How nd of her? W.L. Without being actually .ilnrh i am Mft >ou not uant to be. the Una to do is to Ignore .md keep RWEJ 1 1 r .is much as you She319 words
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Article632 1956-09-30 7 '^^ft tflTu awrmw you wa«r ro mow? TF a boy is good with his hands, is it better for him to join as an apprentice rather than become a clerk N. PALANIAPPAN Singapore. he is better with his hands than anything else it uould be a tragedy632 words
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665 1956-09-30 7 Race prejudice is a sign of weakness their lives. What do other readers think? MY parents are very oldfashioned and don't allow me to go anywhere. Most of my friends have boy friends so they won't let me mix with them. The whole time I have to stay indoors as665 words
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Advertisement26 1956-09-30 7 351^ The Geneva Collection l\|^J[ V' -.■■v.v. v. i ll v A ,:.;.v:,v.>. v >y,-,v,'Jlf rB. P. de SILVA, LTD. (Incorporated in Singapore) Singapore Colombo Penang.26 words
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Advertisement123 1956-09-30 7 L00k... AT THE WORLD WITH CLEAR, BRILLIANT. HEALTHY EYES THE DAILY USE (3@s£s~. OF JUST A FEW Bv#^ DROPS OF |L/ EYEMO DOES WONDERS FOR YOUR EYES i for Cleaner* Whiter* Teeth and j Sweeter Breath I iHI P^piP^*^-- MtSon 1 I H h >* H W W^^Km t m123 words
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Miscellaneous31 1956-09-30 7 .l gwo*; you rue film> now poo tuc- film op V^ \Z&HO!GeoQ&e f aeoaose cm wcabm* Twe 3Ug MOUOfIVf: T| OUtt MOUC3AV LA§T VEAg (\UUV n6t~? «AMfc Qqg<« IN *OTH TTZ-31 words
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Article, Illustration76 1956-09-30 8 Model conquers polio to make comeback Eunice Brent tvears a cool, sleeveless afternoon dress of crepe jersey icith pleated hemline. The black platter hat is frosted with white feathers. Very French is this sheath dress of black cotton velvet, worn with a straight-on-the-head white flowerpot hat. Eunice likes long black76 words
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Article370 1956-09-30 8 WILL YOU BE A HIT OR A FLOP? COME cynic once remarked that many marriages were like gramophone records with a hit tune on one side and a flop on the other. I think there is a lot of truth in it, too, for we370 words
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Article, Illustration460 1956-09-30 8 Eunice (she sings and acts, tco) says: 'Marriage is my career' SUSAK BARRIE PAGE for TEENS AND TWENTIES A BEAUTIFUL Irish-French x\ singer, model and television star who beat polio mylities to continue her career, has returned to Malaya after six months overseas tour. She is 21-year-old Eunice Brent, who460 words
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Advertisement170 1956-09-30 8 Ideally suitable jRsS^^W for use in a Jks^^jf hot climate > j_ 30 (f ieri longer-lasting, easier to usp Hves ycur lips a lovelier lustre than ever beiore. In ten brilliant shades UpstkJc by VAtDIEY 33 OLD BOND STREET LONDON NOW there is a shampoo made specially for you ?fK4'V170 words
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Advertisement370 1956-09-30 8 Mushrooms and cream make a heavenly team Vbu're sura to like CAMPBELL'S CREAM OF MUSWPOOM i It's easy to see why this ;,>,,.. has become an everyday lamit) Campbell's Crenm „l Soup is smooth Hs velvet n nCh yel dollr ltP an <l P"'n mJß^^^—^gggßP tender pieces o( mmhrnon p^^^»^»^S3370 words
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588 1956-09-30 9 THERE'S A BOGEY IN THE LARDERS OF RED CHINA HOMES AS PROVERTY STALKS THE LAND by SIT YIN FONG r CAPORE amahs who return from Red China swear that they will never $o back there if they can help it. -hudder at588 words
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Article, Illustration36 1956-09-30 9 Pretty model girl Eileen Khoo posed in her bathing suit for Sunday Times photographer Sam Kai Yee in the Botanical Gardens. Later a monkey snapped at her hand, but she bravely held the pose.36 words
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138 1956-09-30 9 ADULT SCHOOL COUNCIL GETS NEW SET OF LAWS rE Singapore Council for Adult Education adopted a new constitution after an extraordinary general meeting yesterday. The constitution was drawn up by an interim executive committee following the Government's call for a "cleanup" in the whole field of adult education. The old138 words
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Article, Illustration820 1956-09-30 9 Iron man Ronald Low who achieved 40 repetitions in the 200 lb deep knee bend, at the Strongman contest held at the Odeon Hollywood Room on Friday. He will appear with two other winners on the Odeon Stage on Oct. 4 at the premiere of "The820 words
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Article96 1956-09-30 9 The $5,000 prize for Straits Times Word Puzzle Contest 'W' will be shared by the following four entrants. They will each get $1,250. T. T CHENG, co P.O. Box 559. Singapore; MR. K. FRY, 21C. The Loop. Nee Soon. Singapore; WU BOON POH. 11. Lorong Kijang,96 words
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Advertisement80 1956-09-30 9 NEXT CHANGE! SIMULTANEOUSLY AT MX QUEEN'S ACLE! FANTASY! THRILLS GALORE MAKE YOU COME BACK FOR MORE! A Dramatic plot of monstrous oiTthe first time in serembam IOW 0N... FOR A VERY LIMITED SEASON ONLY DON YADA'S J*\ ALL NEW LATIN FOLLIES J^ ITH THE MOST GORGEOUS GIRLS IN THE WORLD80 words
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Advertisement570 1956-09-30 9 For quick promotion, better pay, and a career you could put your heart into OWWE OF THESt OBLIGATION OF ANY KIND!^ Jf *fl»w IF YOU are ambitious, forward-looking and keen to make the «.j...|. YOUR PET SUBJECT? most of today's opportunities, here is a chance for you to find »»««v_»570 words
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Miscellaneous25 1956-09-30 9 The $5,000 prize is shared by four •W 1 MONDAY W 2 TUESDAY 'W 3 WEDNESDAY •W 4 THURSDAY W 5 FRIDAY W 6 SATURDAY25 words
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THE SUNDAY TIMES
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Article272 1956-09-30 10 HPHE Alliance memorandum submitted to the Reid Constitutional Commission is important for two reasons. It has been written by the largest party in Malaya, one that can justly claim to speak for the overwhelming majority of the population. The other important point to note is that272 words
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Article220 1956-09-30 10 Tif ORE than half the road accidents in the Federation last year in which the driver of a motor vehicle was to blame were caused by drivers who have held a licence for over five years. The Association has rightly in its current newsletter waved a cautionary220 words
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Article, Illustration570 1956-09-30 10 By TERENCE FEELY SHOPLIFTING is a sinfu! itch which seems to be peculiar to women. It afflicts all classes impartially, from a Persian millionairess who stole lipstick and imitation jewellery to the value of a mere 70 shillings to a female civic dignitary who slipped570 words
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Article, Illustration1365 1956-09-30 10 Edward E. Sinclair - THE AMAZING MR. NIXON Edward E. Sinclair NO MAN IN AMERICAN POLITICS HAS GONE SO FAR SO FAST By £VERY weekday at 8 o'clock in the morning, a heavy-built, dark-haired sombre-faced man of 43 steps out of a modest villa at Spring Valley, the quiet "non-fashionable" suburb of Washington. Invariably,1,365 words
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Advertisement833 1956-09-30 10 CLASSIFIED ADS. ENGAGEMENT 30 Words tit (minimum). QUEK-LIM: Hock Thlam, son ef Mr and Mrs. Quek Ah Klat and Chee Choo niece of Mr. Leong Hoy. Mun. ACKNOWLEDGMENT 20 Wordt H» (minimum). DR. AND MRS. E. ARIARETNAM SIXDNER thank all frlendo and relatives for their help, attendance presents and good833 words
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Advertisement6 1956-09-30 10 A PRODUCT OF BOH PLANTATIONS LTD.6 words
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Advertisement19 1956-09-30 10 AWARDID Cold Medal M London Brewrn' Exhit»"e HEWED jnd bortl«l ,n S.ng.ipote by Mjl*yjn Br«*cne» *">> DISTtMUTED by Fuu< N«v«19 words
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341 1956-09-30 11 Bank man served for 28 years— then faked $39,779 entries ACCOUKT SUPERVISOR ADMITS NINE CHARGES N volt, P n O A E 779°"'"'' With 28 £52 2*72X5*3" un<ler hit eh Hon kwl < (was told yesterday. Olivelro, who admitted nine charges of falsifying accounts with intent to defraud the bank,341 words
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127 1956-09-30 11 Customs man gets $25 from a smuggler with a bad conscience lOHORK BAIIRU. Sat ■eniw customs officer .it Johoro Bahru has received J-'--^ conscience I from an unknown nmiiKßler. A I'tttr posted in Singapore arrived today conI tun ski notes and note. the monrv was a I with illreiblr initials127 words
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Article171 1956-09-30 11 A CHANCE TO GET MARRIED FREE TRADITIONAL STYLE AT PENANG PESTA PENANC. Saturday. lOUPLES can marry without expense on Oct. 9 when Penang hold its own "pesta" at the New Park The festival will open on Oct 5. ire holding wedding! r on the last night iiesta and Mal a171 words
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Article74 1956-09-30 11 Three boys. Low Chin Seng, Ho Thian Kiat and Tng Teng Hock, were yesterday charged in a Singapore magistrate's court with causing hurt to Gian Singh. They were alleged to have assaulted him at a building site near Alexandra Road on Sept. 14. Low and74 words
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Article68 1956-09-30 11 Ng Kirn Chuan. 19, and Ang Ah Lck. 15, were charged in a Singapore court yesterday with the murder of Pal Singh, a night watchman, at the office of the Singapore Standard between 2 am. and 7.30 a.m. on Sept. 25. Another youth was charged68 words
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142 1956-09-30 11 After a year, Timah is still waiting rpiMAH binte Walli 47, A widow of a Singapore seaman who was killed when he fell Into the hold of the Tulaei a year ago at Sydney, is living under the stairs at her relatives' house at Weld Road while she waits for142 words
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Article36 1956-09-30 11 The Consul-General for the Netherlands in Singapore, Mr D G. E. Middleburg, will talk on Holland to the AngloChinese School Geographical Society at the school in Barker Road at 7.30 p.m. .on Friday.36 words
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Article20 1956-09-30 11 SINGAPORE: today 8.06 a.m. (7ft. 61n.) 7.12 p.m. (Bft,); tomorrow 8.58 a.m. (7ft. 81n.) 8,35 p.m (Bft. 61n.).20 words
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233 1956-09-30 11 Rubber down to 91| on easier market October first grade rubber buy- j ••i f.o.b. closed in Singapore [yesterday at 91 *i cents per ]b.. down seven-eighth of a cent on Friday's closing price. The closing tone was quiet. The Market was easier on disappointment at reports that China had233 words
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Article68 1956-09-30 11 ALOR STAR, Sat.— At a retrial today, Lan Bak Tee. previously sentenced to death for the murder of a woman, was jailed for 10 years on a lesser charge of manslaughter. The judge. Mr. Justice Syed Sheh Barakbah, convicted Lan of culpable homicide not amounting to murder68 words
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Article22 1956-09-30 11 A Halloween Ball will be held at the Sea View Hotel in aid of St. Andrew's House on Oct. 31.22 words
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Article, Illustration105 1956-09-30 11 REGISTRY WEDDING FOR TWO COUPLES Mr- and Mrs. Tan Moh Whatt after their recent wedding at the Singapore Registry. Mr. Tan is the youngest son of Madam Goh Kiat Chik and the late Mr. Tan Teck Seng, while the bride, Doreen Koh Kwee Kee. is the second daughter of Madam105 words
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Article71 1956-09-30 11 A storekeeper, Wee Gim Soo, told a Singapore court yesterday that after misappropriating some cable coils belonging to his employers, he surrendered himself at a police station. Wee was being charged with criminal breach of trust of 346 coils of steel valued at $6,727 belonging71 words
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401 1956-09-30 11 The unhappy affair of Mr. List at the Vie "THE concert at the Victoria Memorial Hall in Singapore on Thursday was a singularly unhappy affair. It was given by Carroll Clenn, violin, and her husband Eugene List, piano. Seeing the concert advertised, just as I have written above one would401 words
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Advertisement282 1956-09-30 11 ftf? iBJJ) (JJ 1856 1956 100 ycarf of Service 30 days voyage with '0 days in Japan "SANCOLA" "SANTHIA" FIRST CLASS 5655 SECOND CLASS $466 including stay on board in port Children according to 3%c Apply for sailing detail:; ro ISLAY KERR <c CO., LTD. SINGAPORE PHONE: ***** PENANC PHONE:282 words
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Miscellaneous188 1956-09-30 11 Radio- Theatre; 8.30 Piano Recital; 9.00 Orchestra of the Week; *9.30 RADIO MALAYA N ws 945 Entrarte; 10.00 A Mar. nilUIW «»»*m*i«m*«m A Bgnd; ioj() gunday gere nade; 10.50 11.00 Epilogue. •Programmes thus marked c«n RegiOIial wave 476». 343n,. 366». and S I NGA p O RE P.M. 9.00 Waltzing188 words
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Article, Illustration591 1956-09-30 12 DONALD DAVIES - A tourist found delight in Penang of 1812 DONALD DAVIES HISTORICAL CORNER By QNE of the first tourists to visit the far-flung settlement of Georgetown on Prince of Wales Island (better known as Penang) was a certain James Wathen. He arrived in the year 1812 and in his book, "Journal591 words
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Article, Illustration252 1956-09-30 12 T<HERE is a beauty s A about columns more compelling than de- signs of intricate qualiE ty. Singly or in groups, 1 they have an austere dignity quite f as- cinating to behold. ft 5 Sunday Times reader*. realising this, have been quick to absorb this colE lonade charm252 words
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Article48 1956-09-30 12 E Camera fans should send teVt™%un^ay C ™mes. Cecil Street, Singapore. =.*****111 iiiiliilillllllllllllllllllll I Names, addresses and i details MUST be written on the back of each print, llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Glossy prints are prefen and should be postwar or larger if possible. llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllr48 words
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Advertisement358 1956-09-30 12 Chronometer M^M ETERWm Date-O-Matic ft is a wellknown ract that a CHRONOMETER Is far more accurate than a mere watch. The title Itself Is legally protected and accorded only to timepieces which have attained the very strict standards set by Swiss Government testing stations. But the ETERNA-MATIC selfwinding Chronometer has358 words
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Advertisement124 1956-09-30 12 IT TELLS YOU HOW MANY LINES LEFT ON THE PAGE THE LINE METER s^ ON THE NEW E7QVAS V. PORTABLE TYPEWRITER ACTUALLY SHOWS royal portables THE NUMBER OF LINES ol A 1 L p s T «;i vu A R T E ION ICCT fIM THF PACE •QUIET OPERATIO^ Ltri124 words
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Miscellaneous201 1956-09-30 12 Popular Crossword I i i i I ll ACROSS DOWN to^^Vrun^rm^Wl 1 ™4 <« ™nUUl*ent Part (4) 13 Relax (4) 14 Bond (3) memory (4) 3 Plant (4) 4 Mo--15 Minute portion (4) 16 Studios derate (6) 5 Colt (8) 6 Pastoral (8) 18 More profound (6) 20 Team poetry201 words
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Article, Illustration334 1956-09-30 13 Land of voodoo and virgins \yHY "The LOST Continent"? A group of islands stretching from the edge of the Indian Ocean to the fringes of the Pacific is in no wise a continent. And the description "lost" is hardly applicable since they are specifically of the334 words
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Article, Illustration532 1956-09-30 13 PnFWT»ffl with MCTMFTTOH31 Where Anna and gay King Yul (with him she's not prim) bring life to palace school THE KING (YUL BRYNNER) AND I (DEBORAH KERR) £]IGHT-TIIIRTY in the morning is that time of day when I am still unfitted to cope with532 words
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191 1956-09-30 13 The Singapore we have never known— thank God ALLIED Artists' research department toppled topographically over "World For Ransom" and this silly saga about Steamy Singapore puts the quaint little town of "Ipoo" Just a few odd kilometres across the Causeway. Pineapple bushes and banana trees litter the highway, but nobody191 words
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Advertisement309 1956-09-30 13 RROTHERS ORGA^ISATIoir^TT^TIONr'^I m m>»-lwK 6.30 9.30 p.n.« Four Performances Only Today Krrot Klynn "ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOnn»"< Tod.y 11 am.: "RICHARD XIV for Student S i -->**«♦♦♦♦•»■»■»♦» f +t ***MMMtMMM* SHOWING! "ril H 6!0 J 'nEXT CHANGE "KEADILAN ILAHI" (Malay) 1 am.: "RASPUTIN" French with Enf. Sab-Title* (C«t.)>> .^***«u>*«*tmtftt MtltllMtMMMM309 words
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Advertisement580 1956-09-30 13 vnivy ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS j T AnIVI tf*ATH AY 'tit MC«Jtf TODAY V&'cU£s!oM lfe% M-G-M 1 <Kw^ entirely new idea in motion picture nrhiovrmont GENE KELLY- technicolor THE ROYAL OMMAM) HI.M— Bt>T PICTURE Or Till VI < j COMING! M-G-M's "THE FASTEST GUN ALIVE" TODAY 9 »jn.: "ROM HOLIDAY". if&flII E580 words
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Article749 1956-09-30 14 A. CARNEY - A. CARNEY By QOES your handwriting in its general style and distinctive features portray character? Are you one of those exceptional persons who pen your correspondence so neatly that your friends liken your letters to printing from a copperplate? If so, would it be true to749 words
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Article134 1956-09-30 14 pENTLEMEN who prefer VI blondes had better make the most of what's left. Blondes are dying out. Sixty years ago In Britain, 65 out of every 100 women were blondes. Today the figure has dropped to 25 and It Is decreasing every day. A distinguished scientist has134 words
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Article, Illustration725 1956-09-30 14 RODERICK MANN - RODERICK MANN MATRONS' DELIGHT SHOWS JUST HOW FAR YOU CAN GO ON HOKU M By Dots your hand reveal what you are? Are you the sort of person others want to meet— or the kind they would walk miles to avoid? MIAMI, Florida Sat. T SUPPOSE725 words
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256 1956-09-30 14 GOOD HUMOUR MEANS LONG LIFE, BUT THE adage "Laugh and grow fat" needs altering. It should be "Laugh and live longer." according to Dr. JAMES WALSH, of Fordham Univedsity, u.s He says: "Few people realise that health varies according: to the amount of laughter.256 words
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Advertisement181 1956-09-30 14 An 18 day shipboard vacation is included in your economical steamship fare to SAN FRANCISCO boarding at MANILA or HONGKONG Comfort, fun and recreation at low cost 4 t Bltt M. THIRD CLASS v you cross the Pacific. AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES UNION BLDC COLLYER QUAY. SINCAPORE. TEL: ***** ON SHOW181 words
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Advertisement100 1956-09-30 14 Fly f/Fitrii to the world in SuperConstellations [_j««ric|B'^l j^^g^ JUWT4S ■■■■■■T^ the world's finest long-range airline QANTAS with 35 years experience in aid operation, has chosen the worlds finest airlineluxurious, dependable, superbly engineered SupConstellations, designed for the utmost spec Mp^^ stability in flight. More and more the n Australia's OVERSEAS100 words
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160 1956-09-30 15 tchlng televiB London doche has r i the answer to a hioh has ifntists— and 4 s for generaWill it be a boy ■irl?" e»n Dr. H. J. has carried nti at his BydenhML They began when he saw patterns on the160 words
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Article2055 1956-09-30 15 FAMILY DOCTOR ANSWERS One good husband is worth two good wives; for the scarcer things are the more they are vaIued.— BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. Advice to young engaged couples Worries are frequently expressed about marriage, and in particular about heredity and the well-being of hoped-for children. These various problems are dealt2,055 words
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296 1956-09-30 15 SYLVIA LAMOND - What makes women look at older men? SYLVIA LAMOND By IS it an increasing trend for girls to fall in love with men considerably older than themselves? I believe it is. Look at Elizabeth Taylor, aged 24. When her marriage to Michael Wilding, aged 43, fails, can it be because296 words
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Advertisement394 1956-09-30 15 WWJC CfectUfef need, regular car, with Pond's famous complexion cream* Pond's Crrams day and and natural your «4^tfe *^*a[^ complexion looks with ~-'Q&* with Pond's Cold Cream! _g*^ Follow the example of Yy^ lovely women thr world ■^r^ttt^f 1 Stei POND'S VANISHING CREAM WmPm «^h P"l tct P"- 1^" base,394 words
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Advertisement218 1956-09-30 16 You choose we11... when you choose a... JAGUAR Th« eicitinf. economical, luxurious Hire Special Equipment De-Luxe model. Latest addition to a distinguished range. Th» renowned Mark I'll Type "M" can be purchased with standard gearbox or with Automatic Transmission. TJ*^ Baaa^Bßa^^*^* tsfl^sd* 7 XX 140 the winner ot all the218 words
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Miscellaneous1209 1956-09-30 16 by Edgar Rice RROUGHS^S^^^^t^ m^otv^^ SIC?CS OPTME AJ^-/v\AN-- ANC7 u£SESWEP 1/ >" TOtMSOE'/'TACZAN MELfLESSLV TKA.P'P'EP ON A.N ISOLATED L^ *SO BG fT? UOkCl [t'>.- ffh^X POKISHA '-1l'\ f/.\^ lilf/IiTO B/L^lP^C imV-M I 1«1 ttM ''ifc BUT HIS POOT HAP 17KOPPEJ7 ON1& li MImI Br/a^^A/i^ NWill "■'•'ill'^l \IIWIIII SeODNP THAT WAS1,209 words
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Article, Illustration1474 1956-09-30 17 Keith Miller - This is the Keith Miller Story Keith Miller by NEXT WEEK MY BETTING. MY BOWLING AND MY BUMPERS Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii;iHiiiMlliiiimi'iimmii[iiiuiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiii'-r KEITH MILLER DECLARES: And thls is thc Keifh Millcr I 11 story. Not just the story of the World's No. 1 cricket all-rounder, the Australian who has played his last Test1,474 words
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Article, Illustration414 1956-09-30 17 CHAN CHIN BOCK - Groans Grimaces (a la Ray) are Eddy's specialty CHAN CHIN BOCK By JOHNNIE Ray, the famous American cry singer, is reputed to have at least one imitator in each big city of the world. Somewhere there's the teenager who sings, or tries ro sing, just like Johnnie. In S'ncapore the^e414 words
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Article554 1956-09-30 17 IT'S strictly pops fan s only this week. Long hairs and would-be intellectuals will find nothing of interest here. Included in the latest Philips issues are three slick piano discs. any one of which could sail away with honours. But when they all .come together its a bit554 words
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Advertisement341 1956-09-30 17 Ufck*%^,7 Designed specially for S. A. S. 'I^^lL ~~*^swly pilots. Its construction the result VS^H^S^^iiflr f technical stud y baied scientific facts. "^^H W^W I( 5 structure allows it to withstand any climate 0 m a al tu d ies from the pole to the equator. f Its water-resistance is341 words
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Article, Illustration399 1956-09-30 18 I TT has for some time been public knowledge that the Routes group have taken over th c Singer Car Company, but not many people were awar c that a new Singer was about to appear, under the new owners. This car the Singer Gazelle has now been399 words
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Article, Illustration320 1956-09-30 18 Christopher Page - Christopher Page £VER since the first reports were received from Europe earlier this year, the Renault Dauphine has been eagerly awaited in Singapore and Malaya. For this is a car which falls into the most popular class of all the fourseater family320 words
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410 1956-09-30 18 Crusader - WE ARE SHOWING FAR TOO MUCH CASUALNESS ABOUT OUR OLYMPIC TEAMS Crusader By just over six weeks before the Federation's Olympic leaves for Melbourne, the Federation of Malaya Olympic Council still have not finalised the teams for hockey anc It does seem as if the "buck" is being passed between410 words
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Article106 1956-09-30 18 Judo— for more aierl thinking o JUDO for thinkir.'., Is tl of burly Kirn v South Korean the black belt, The action is so either you think literally you're floor* this newest membt Singapore Judo Club. Kirn arrived In G i seven months ago sentative here of industrial concern. He106 words
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Advertisement471 1956-09-30 18 fOR NEW TYRE MILEAGE OVER AGAIN Specif TyresoieS pf '■'IOfD TRAOt HAM Lr y RETREAD //v/# FIRST IN THE FIELD V-^^^^^ AND STILL THE BEST No maner how IttTte M how much you pay for a retread. is will give you more mile* per dollar. TyresoieS is thr only tyro471 words
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Advertisement18 1956-09-30 18 FOR SPEED-SAFETY-SIMPLICITY y^s^r***^^ ENQUIRIES TO: f^S=S HUHE INDUSTRIES J PHONE ***** (BLIMES) ALL LEADING AVAILABLE FROM ELECTRICAL DEALEi18 words
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Article177 1956-09-30 19 SINGAPORE Recreation Club, holders r4 -he Slncap^re Hockey Association's first division league title, defeated Indian AtKoclation 2-1 after a scoreless first half at Balestler Road yesterday The youriß Indian side could have held the champions to 1-1 but for a late* goal. Recs missed their regular177 words
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559 1956-09-30 19 JOHN MARKS - JOHN MARKS Xv DRITAINS leading distance runner Gordon Pirie flew into Singapore yesterday looking for two good mends and a training track. on I k t i°, try an d meet Alan Greeve mi, .v W Sillter two of my clubmates559 words
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458 1956-09-30 19 BOOTH WALES Bordpr«Ts' 20 year old centre three Garetn Curtis yesterday grave Singapore Cricket Club something to remember, i Club were beaten by 17 >oints to nil on the padang j md it was the fast, fit and igile Gareth who458 words
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Article182 1956-09-30 19 GHQ WANT TO PULL OUT OF LEAGUE ENERAL Headquarters Farelf, who have suffered four successlve defeats in the Singapore Hockey Association's first division league this season, have decided to withdraw from the competition. After being trounced 13-0 by Police at Tanglln yesterday, Lt. Col. H.V. Randall told the Sunday Times182 words
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Article120 1956-09-30 19 DLAYING with ten men in the first hall, Wanderers were beaten 4-2 by Ceylon Sports Club in a S.H.A. League Dlv. l match at the Shell ground yesterday. Wanderers' centre half Cummlng failed to turn up and D. Sullivan took the field soon after the Interval.120 words
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Article94 1956-09-30 19 HOAD SAYS 'NOT KEEN TO BE PRO SYDNEY, Sat. USTRALIAN tennis star Lew Hoad said on his return to Sydney from the United States yesterday that American professional tennis promoter Jark Kramer had not approached him to turn professional. Moreover, he said, h r would not accept even a .M94 words
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Article, Illustration58 1956-09-30 19 GORDON MEETS A FAN BRITAIN'S top distance runner Gordon "Puff Puff" Pirie met a youne admirer on his arrival at the Singapore airport yesterday. As hi stopped out of the customs hall, six-yrar-old John Wvllip asked him for his autograph. John is the son of Mr. II M W.vllie. of58 words
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Article65 1956-09-30 19 BUDAPEST. Sat.— Chris Chataway won the 5,000 metres In an athletics match between Britain and Hungary here today. He won by about two yards from Derek Ibbotson with Sandor Ihaios a further 20 yards behind. Chataway's time was 13min. 59.65ec. At the same meeting, the BritishReuter - 65 words
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Article104 1956-09-30 19 DOYAL AIR FORCE Changi lv beat Singapore Chinese Recreation Club 5-3 in a S.H.A. Div. 1 league game at Changi yesterday. The airmen's goals came through Nucent (3) and Slack (2> while Hon Yun, Kok Piew and Hon Yam scored for the Chinese. Singapore Teachers'104 words
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673 1956-09-30 19 100 m TWO 16 year olds o 1 tiW i Pamela Honey and Koh ScOW Chlian. were thp nllt«;tan ri i n tr l me ouisianainK' Swimmers at the Singapore national championships concluded at tho Singapore Swimming Pliih vpstprriav Uim jesteraay. Koh. a673 words
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Article64 1956-09-30 19 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. South Johore weie given a tough flKht before bentlng R.A.F. Tensah by six point* (two penalties* to five (a goal i in a rugger fixture at Johore Bahru today. Tengah led 5-0 at the interval when Flynn scored a try converted by64 words
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Advertisement237 1956-09-30 19 swans \3V NEURALGIA SUFFERING^ I grnmtn html ta ins* flow mumt biood to /•us Wonderful :S pain* of neu- C; rtbrtum, and an .rtip«. Latest .:.r investigation si -.in pfnrtratlnf nrat eors down deep N brlow the surface to s ■.nu longed far "S IdsUt. S Y^^ffi "-O4WS SROAP BEST-YCT237 words
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Advertisement207 1956-09-30 19 srirr\ All these NtW features Jsmk R6W U3SnDU3rQ incorporating glare compartment imd new ttreannUned $et of in>trumi > nts NPW Dp^IPTI PrillP wP3I6 WIICCI note under floor of luggage bnmh new '"■B°C' > booth inspection lamp. New increase in Brake Horse Power n uoiiapsiDie Rear seats row/ui two-tone „,.u.,vi. Increased207 words
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Article, Illustration2572 1956-09-30 20 KPSOM JEEP - KPSOM JEEP By Wins thrilling race to pay handsome $84 SOOKA ($119) UPSETS \Kl\i his third appearance on a Malayan racecourse Rubber Planter, a five-year-old Australian gelding by Confessor out of Gay "ault, scored a brilliant win in the $25,000 >ultan's (Jold Vase over s2,572 words
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144 1956-09-30 20 LONDON, Sat. A MALAYAN soccer player, who has been winning prominence in English amateur soccer for several seasons, claims a place in topplay today when he makes his first appearance for the Corinthian-Casuals In a match against Leytonstone. He is Tungku Ahmad Bin144 words
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Advertisement477 1956-09-30 20 CLASSIFIED ADS. BIRTHS ;n H ..r<*. $M (minimum). ANDERSON to Dfrfrk and Pam th f Gift of a Son. Johann Nigel, on 20tli September, at K.K. HORUP To Margaret (nee ,m d Ib. a daußhter. Mary Gurirun on 29.9.56. Penang Mater- p'/.il. Both well. KNGAOBBMf in H'orrl« fin (minimum). SEKHAR477 words
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Advertisement209 1956-09-30 20 AGFA SUPER SILETTE^H High speed precision miniature Developed from the popular Agfo $iV't» the Sup«r combines all the recognised feo'u r p\ lor furthering "speed->n-use". II offers not only the proved odvontoge of the rop'd od'O" lever wnd but a coupled ronge v>ewftnder too rrha KM.MEYU t CO LTD P209 words
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