The Straits Times, 14 October 1956
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Title Section15 1956-10-14 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES nettle in Malay* No. 1,103. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1956 20 CENTS15 words
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612 1956-10-14 1 ANGRY PARENTS DRAG DEFIANT PUPILS HOME Boredom replaces fervour of school rebels COLLAPSE of the Singapore middle schools student rebellion appeared imminent yeserday as parents gave strong backing to a Covernmcnt plan to reform the schools. Hundreds of parents forced their sons and daughters home from two school camps after612 words
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Article63 1956-10-14 1 TOKYO, Sat.— More than 200 people were injured today when police and rioters clashed again at Sunakawa City near Tokyo. The rioters were protesting against the extension of runways of a United States Far Eastern Air Force base. More than 70 armoured cars and 2,00063 words
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347 1956-10-14 1 Lim turns tables on black flag men 'I ACCEPT TOKEN OF SURRENDER' THE Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, yesterday turned the tables on six men who handed him a black flag "symbolising the death of democratic rights and liberties in Singapore." Accepting the flag in the Public Relations Conference347 words
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Article, Illustration9 1956-10-14 1 'PEEPING TOMS' SCARED HER OFF TURN TO PAGE 139 words
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Article146 1956-10-14 1 rE pilot and two passengers of a trooplift 848 Naval Air Squadron helicopter had a "lucky escape" when it crashed In Penjjgarang. Johore, yesterday morning The pilot, Lt. Cdr. D. T. J. Stanley. 35, and two Federation policemen, Mohd. Haji Latiff and Osman bin146 words
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Article71 1956-10-14 1 $:3 0,000 JACKPOT yavav. There's still time to have a crack at that THERE'S still time for you to have a crack at that $30,000 jackpot in The Malayan Monthly's Contest 'A' (September). This big-money competition closes on Monday at 5 p.m., but .VaVaV.VaVa\V.V.\V.V.VaVa\Va\WVV entries from outside Singapore post-marked Monday,71 words
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270 1956-10-14 1 Quiet in all sectors— 3,450 arrested HONC KONG Saturday. THE COVERNOR of Hong Kong, Sir Alexander Granrham, arrived back in this riottorn Colony from leave this morning and within a few hours went touring the worst-affected districts in an open jeep. He calledReuter; UP - 270 words
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Article47 1956-10-14 1 HONG KONG, Sat. .Irs. Ernst, wife of the .-miss Vice-Consul Mr Fritz Ernst, died in hospital here today from barns received when a mob attacked the taxi in which she and her husband were travelling through the riot area on Thursday Renter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article212 1956-10-14 1 PEACE -BUT NOT AT ANY PRICE EDEN ADDRESSES CONSERVATIVE RALLY LONDON. Saturday. CIR ANTHONY EDEN, the Prime Minister, said at Llandudno, Wales, today that peace had been Britain's aim throughout the Suez crisis negotiations but not peace at any price. "In dealing with a dictatorship, peace at any price meansReuter - 212 words
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Article41 1956-10-14 1 PARIS, Sat. Enclosed in a bronze urn weighing 26 kilogrammes the ashes of 28--year-old Miss Setsuke Teramoto, a Japanese student murdered in a knife attack "while on holiday In Parks, were flown home to Tokyo today. Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article36 1956-10-14 1 HONG KONG, Sat. Mr. David Marshall, former Chief Minister of Singapcvre, left Peking by air for Canton today on his way home from a visit to Communist China, Radio Peking rei«crted.—Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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210 1956-10-14 1 Off today -first rubber for China THE first shipment of rubber to China since the easing of the strategic embargo will leave Singapore this morning in the Van Noort. The consignment consists of 350 tons of rubber for Tient- sin and 50 tons of latex for Shanghai. The Van Noort,210 words
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Article31 1956-10-14 1 BIG TWO TALU ON SUEZ NEW YORK. Sat. Mr. Selw.vn l.loyd. British Foreign Secretary, con-fi-rred today with Mr. John Foster Oulles. I.S. Secretary of State, im Sue/ crisis. Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Advertisement319 1956-10-14 1 $5 9 000: One winner The $5,000 prize for the Straits Times Contest *V was won by: A. BARUCH of 945, Jalan Delapan, Sentul Kuala Lumpur. His set of answers was adjudged to be the best received and considered. See Page 9 for the Competition Editor's article. lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN Two Scoops319 words
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Article, Illustration667 1956-10-14 2 Nina Sptor - Nina Sp tor I U, IX the damp equatorial heat of the ishmd of Java, east of Singapore, I met primitive peoples not far removed from the Stone Age cities sophisticated princes and princesses. These two extremes live worlds apart, with widely different customs and ideas667 words
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324 1956-10-14 2 FROMTHE JUNGLE TO A SULTAN'S PALACE iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiilillliilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiilllllP Javanese are Muslims and. therefore, allowed to marry four wives-^provided. adds their hold book the Koran, that they are all treated equally. In practice, this is an impossible feat. The more educated the women become, the less inclined they are to share their324 words
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Article, Illustration1260 1956-10-14 2 Nina Sptor - I COURT DANCERS AT JOGJA M The second on Hie right is the Sultan' s youngest wife. Nina Sp tor I U, ii\g loom. xveireshments were served and cigarettes passed round. Then the President, who until then had been his usual smiling self, suddenly turned serious. He leaned back in1,260 words
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Advertisement86 1956-10-14 2 f^Kf^\ m SAFEGUARD THAT PRECIOUS HEALTH. *W ll Each lovely child photographed here is a Lactogen Baby. 1 Wise parents knuw that the best substitute tor natural feeding V. I -V^^p gJw LACTOGEN is pure cow's milk modified to provide a properly I y<^^ **!w balanced food. The addition of86 words
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Article, Illustration1321 1956-10-14 3 In every Famous Criminal Trial the accused, sooner or later, has had to answer One Question which has sealed his Fate. In this specially written version the SYDNEY FOX Murder Trial what in your opinion, was THE FATAL QUESTION that decided Fox's Guilt? rB^HE illuminated clock-tower opposite1,321 words
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305 1956-10-14 3 Free love blossoms on islands of 20,000 saints LONDON, Sat. THEY used to call the islands of Anglesey and Holyhead "the holiest places in Britain." Twenty thousand saints are said to be buried there. Now local people are calling them "the islands of free love." For the Medical Officer of305 words
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212 1956-10-14 3 LONDON, Sat. UOW did they I've in the good old days or the bad old days, whichever way you look at it? What did it cost them, and did they have fun 100 years ago? Would you like to change places with212 words
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Advertisement10 1956-10-14 3 Atitus J \£Psss^f ISDh. WITH Si>£ AND UNBREAKABLE SPRING l[i^s£^^f10 words
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Advertisement386 1956-10-14 3 Lower-Deck Lounge —only on Pan American's President Service to the U.S.A. Here in the attractive downstairs club lounge of your Super "Strato" Clipper* you chat with fellow passengers. ..sip your favorite refreshment from tha bar. At the cocktail hour Pan American serves you chilled Champagne and hot tasty hon d'oeuvrr«386 words
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Article, Illustration25 1956-10-14 4 MR. MALCOL*,' I DONALD, Chancello- the University of Malaya, addresses the gathering at yesterday s vocation at the Vici Memorial Hall. Sunaa. Times picture.25 words
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Article, Illustration508 1956-10-14 4 IN a solemn and spectacular convocation c/remony in the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday, the Chancellor of the University of Malaya, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, conferred degrees on 215 new graduates. The occasion was made a landmark in the University's history by the conferment of508 words
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Article173 1956-10-14 4 MALACCA, Sat. A toddy seller, O. S. Maniam. contesting an application by his estranged wife for an increase In maintenance, told a magistrate here today that he could not understand how his wife could be pregnant when he had not lived with her for173 words
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Article162 1956-10-14 4 Mr. Mac Donald said he was tremendously proud to be the University's Chancellor and that he numbered many friends among this year's crop of new doctors, teachers, administrators and others. He deeply regretted that the most distinguished of the graduates Sir Sydre.v Came could not162 words
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Article541 1956-10-14 4 BULK OF VARSITY CASH STILL FROM OVERSEAS fHE University of Malaya's former Vice-Chancel lor, Sir Sydney Came, gave a severe trouncing yesterday to older graduates for their failure to rally to the University's moral and financial support. Sir Sydney's address to the University Convocation in541 words
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64 1956-10-14 4 Reds told to give up150,000 times SEG.v RA.F. planr d leaflets Biput and TVnar. Segamat today I munlst trrr come out and ill The leaflets terrorists of thr d of their leader patrols of the So"' Borderers. The latest to regiment's guns Hoonß. 34. a branch tee member Slput area,64 words
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Advertisement290 1956-10-14 4 Ml OR her birthday, the anniversary, the seasonal rf gift or the special occasion, she'll adore a f J TL'DOR Watch. Rolex of Geneva have created Jf hi Tudor .1 charming and distinctive piece f i U of jewellery, the dream watch come W I true. For you, too. there's290 words
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Article, Illustration332 1956-10-14 5 He kept on working till he reached 73 THE late Mr. W. D. 1 Nicholas. M.B.E-. who died in Singapore recently at the age of SI. was working as a civil engineer at the Singapore Harbour Board until he was 73. Ho first retired ate of 55 but went 15332 words
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229 1956-10-14 5 DELTA MEN WAIT IN VAIN FOR THEIR D for Dial) DAY RESIDENTS of the Delta -Ganges housing estate have been asking for telephones since the estate was built by the Singapore Improvement Trust six years ago. Yet today no home, no shop on the estate has a telephone. For years229 words
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Article, Illustration238 1956-10-14 5 -SAYS HOLLYWOOD HAIR STYLIST SINGAPORE girls have beautiful hair but they lack originality and are way behind as far as "styling" is concerned. This is the opinion of Miss Sarina Messiah a Hollywood hair stylist, who has been in the Colony for the past238 words
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Article36 1956-10-14 5 An American motorist who stopped outside a police station to hand in $90 he picked up in the street found a "tlc--1 ket" on his windscreen when he came out for wrong-way parking.36 words
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Article116 1956-10-14 5 BANNED FILM MAY BE SHOWN An Indian film producer yesterday agreed to revise picture he made in 1954 with a view to its beinr screened here in Singapore. The film, "Prisoner of Galconda" was banned by the Singapore censors on the grounds it was unsuitable for screening in the Colony.116 words
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Article62 1956-10-14 5 The Singapore Social Welfare Department conducted 36 raids for the suppression of brothels under the Women and Girls Protection Ordinance last month. In its monthly report for September, it says that four girls were detained and were placed in "a place of safety." Three other girls62 words
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139 1956-10-14 5 56,500.000 district hospital planned for residents in the Katong, Bedok and Changi area may be built on a small hill off East Coast Road. The Governor, Sir Robert Black, and a party of top Government officials, including the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, visited139 words
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Article65 1956-10-14 5 The China Society Is look- ing for land on which to build a cultural centre. The president, Mr. Lee Slow Mong, said yesterday that the society had been promised money for the building, and if it found a suitable site, work could be started very quickly.65 words
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Article19 1956-10-14 5 Mr. J. R. D. Tata, chairman of Air-India international, left Singapore yesterday by air for Bombay.19 words
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Article31 1956-10-14 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Mr. Shane Summers, 20, of the Outward Bound Trust of Britain, arrived here today to give Instructions at the outward bound school at Lumut, In Perak.31 words
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Article35 1956-10-14 5 SEGAMAT. Sat.— Voice aircraft flew over Segamat district last night, urging terrorist gangs in the area to surrender. They were told of their recent loss of leaders killed by the security forces.35 words
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Article24 1956-10-14 5 Reason given by an Ontario motorist for driving at 70 m. pJi.— He wanted to get home for a hot shower.24 words
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Article18 1956-10-14 5 A hen which is mothering four kittens in Manitoba refuses to let the mother cat near them.18 words
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183 1956-10-14 5 HHHE New Zealand Com- mission in South-East Asia has arranged with distinguished New Zealand artist Marcus King to paint a special picture to be reproduced in the "Living Pictures" series in "More About Eve" at Raffles Hotel on Dec. 1, 3, 5183 words
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Advertisement317 1956-10-14 5 I iTUAYRENEWSTOiOU but the Egyptians know it ages ago! ome sickness! Means to control oflife. In your hands, this knowledge y! Knowledge to bring happi- could alter the entire course of your affairs. Skill and genius to Th e Rosicrucians offer to you-if you have 1./ation which we still copy317 words
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Advertisement405 1956-10-14 5 Jive. StMtilng Tieu) Otfitafu/ (Poeiskeh/ the improved Non-electric Handle Fitting J-. Effortless /«P*«cf^&». T i e w I'r''1 r n brushes 4. JS v^* v leave no smears. Wj ■l^fe. Complete with the Minor Model new P atenT fixing as illustrated %|ii^r and grip. J H«« l0 k *u at405 words
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Article374 1956-10-14 6 SMUGGLING -PAR AVION TOWKAY CHONCS ACCOMPLICES JAILED FOR CONSPIRING TO EVADE DUTY Watches and lighters from Singapore to Britain by forces mail MANCHESTER, Saturday. A MAN and woman and their 21 -year-old son were all jailed here today for conspiring with a man named Chong to evade customs duty onReuter - 374 words
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Article124 1956-10-14 6 Mr. M hits at new rubber rules HONG KONG. Sat. MR David Marshall said in Peking today that he deeply regretted the Singapore Government's "unrealistic and unfortunate new reI gulation" about rubber exports to China, the New China i News Agrncy reported. Mr. Marshall was commenting on the Singapore decisionReuter - 124 words
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Article61 1956-10-14 6 MALINFS, Belgium, Sat Police said yesterday they had arrested a 27-year-old married man on charges of luring young girls to a lonely villa near here and torturing them. They said he got his victims by advertising. The man was identified as Hyacinth Marien, father, of two.61 words
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Article23 1956-10-14 6 JERUSALEM. Sat. Israel and Jordan troops exchanged ifire for 15 minutes across the divided city of Jerusalem i yesterday. A. P.23 words
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108 1956-10-14 6 POZNAN. Sat. Mothers wept in court here yesterday when six youns Poles were sent to prison for terms of 18 months to six years for stealing arms and attacking security headquarters in the bread riots of last June. Two men— one agedReuter - 108 words
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Article31 1956-10-14 6 MANILA, Sat. A Filipino Muslim who went berserk on Palawan Island, killed 16 16 people and critically wounded one other before he was subdued. A. P.31 words
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Article35 1956-10-14 6 WASHINGTON. Sat.— The World Bank yesterday lent U553,400,000 to the port authority of Thailand for dredges and auxiliary equipment to be operated in the channel leading to the port of Bangkok.— Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article, Illustration28 1956-10-14 6 Hands on heads, they await questioning Curfew breakers arrested in Hong Kong squat on the floor of Police Headquarters as they await questioning. A.P. picture.AP - 28 words
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308 1956-10-14 6 KING AND I: BAN THIS FARCE CALL IN BANGKOK BANCKOK. Saturday CIAMESE newspapers today called the American film 'The King and I' a tissue of falsehoods which has been made into a farce with no intention to promote ties of friendship between Siam and America. It was the fourth dayAP - 308 words
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Article26 1956-10-14 6 LONDON. Sat.— At its annual conference here today the Conservative overwhelmingly in favour of the retention of the death penalty for murder.— Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article25 1956-10-14 6 PORT SAID, Sat. The first Russian passenger ship since the Suez Canal was nationalised on July 26 passed through the waterway yesterday.— A.P.AP - 25 words
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85 1956-10-14 6 TEACHER HAD 3 TALKATIVE GIRLS TAPED NEW YORK, Sat.— A 56--year-old elementary school teacher is under suspension In Brighton. Colorado, for allegedly taping the mouths of three girls for talking in class. School board officials disclosed they had suspended Miss Esther B. Bogle, on the complaint of parents v. :iAP - 85 words
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Article71 1956-10-14 6 LOS ANGELES, Sat. Charles Elms, 17. charged with murder, told the police yesterday he would ask for the death penalty. I can't see any future In jail." he said. It's too late in life to straighten me out." Elms had admitted stabbing Judy Burford71 words
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Article, Illustration150 1956-10-14 6 ACROSS-ATLANTIC censorship battle has developed over a new Hollywood film, "Written on the Wind." now under snbmission to the British censors. Arguments over cuts demanded in London are being referred to New York. Made by Universal International, "Written on tbe Wind" has some150 words
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Article286 1956-10-14 6 'HOW DOES SHE WALK?' I ONDON, Sat.— Somt k of the most spectacular reviews in British theatrical history created Arthur Miller's banned play "A View From the Bridge" yesterday but most of them were directed at the breathtaking view of his wife, Marilyn Monroe. At theUP - 286 words
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Article29 1956-10-14 6 COIOMBO, Sat.— Air Ceylon International plans to extend its services to China starting with a direct air service from Colombo to Peking and Shanghai. U. P.29 words
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156 1956-10-14 6 NEW DELHI, Sat. Nearly] 200,000 people here were today preparing to leave homes threatened by a slowly moving wall of water rolling down the Jumna River towards Delhi. The river is expected to rise to a record peak of six or sevon feet above its156 words
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Advertisement42 1956-10-14 6 V^^^*^^f^^^ Adfi^^flEH s^a^HstL^a^PV^^^ i^«*^ fl \\l^ff Jl^s^fflSsis^sßa^Ja^Ha^a^k^^^^a^^^^^ M S FOR THE PRETENTIOUS Fin* variegated woven handkerchiefs of the world known trade mark with elegant designs in beautiful colours. Representatives: Cutwirrh Sons (M) Ltd., P. 0.1 362 Singapore. Telephone ***** CENTROTEX PRAHA CZECHOSLOVAKIA42 words
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Advertisement419 1956-10-14 6 You can use ZONAS in so J^^X many ways J^y Jyu ((^^^B ZONAS Adhwive Platter M I l^r^ ti etaemul item in the houte foe trtatjj£ ing wound, fixing a dmunt or f w yj^^**"" wrapping a pad in place. But there are a hundred and one houteholdiobi Kthat ZONAS419 words
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826 1956-10-14 7 The KNOW ALLS' ANYTHING YOU WANTS TO KNOW WHEN the Titanic struck an iceberg in the Atlantic it is said that a gash 300 feet long was ripped in her plates. Surely ice is not tougher than steel? In which case why didn't the Titanic destroy the iceberg instead of826 words
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Article836 1956-10-14 7 developed. What can I do to gain good stature? FRUSTRATED At 15 you haven't nearly finished growing yet, 90 I wouldn't worry too much if I were you. Plenty of rest, a well-balanced diet, and some rigorous exercise will make you fit. And why not836 words
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Miscellaneous29 1956-10-14 7 jv^ou'vtr ae^M <xoKirs>e jfooMT sK3o g£ Meyaea > faj its oub wc-oo«sk»\ \of oouose a spcciaT [ALL MOOWN6 jjjjmTy WMA-T CMfV IT l<s JZZ^ E ANNCVtQSABV OOWN'T [g»M»MCQ ?i^ I'pfe^29 words
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398 1956-10-14 8 SHOULD a girl dress to please her boy friend, or just please herself about what she wears? This is a question often asked but hardly ever, answered, because many girls will not admit they wear a dress solely because it's the398 words
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Article185 1956-10-14 8 Grace rules the waves "^HE Monaco, a new hair-style inspired by Princess Grace Kelly's distinctive coiffure, is the latest rage overseas. This is a simple, mediumlength style with a minimum of curl, which can be arranged in several ways with the help of an extra hair-piece that is only distantly185 words
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Article52 1956-10-14 8 Princess Marie Louise has thought of a novel Idea to illustrate her memoirs, which will soon be published. As a frontispiece to the book she will have a drawing of her hands busy writing. At the end there will be another drawIng of her hands52 words
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Article, Illustration100 1956-10-14 8 'Spring Time' in white Chinese satin More than SOO people packed the Harlequin Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, for a parade of Hong Kong, Pekinr and western fashions, arranged by Mrs. Lo Gaik Swee, of "Vogue" fashion saloon. Clothes included gay beachwear, cheongsams, crisp cottons and elegant cocktail dresses.100 words
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Article, Illustration51 1956-10-14 8 ALL BRIGHT AND SPARKLING PLENTY OF GLITTER is the current vogue in accessories. Shoes, handbags, bracelets and costume jewellery are bright and sparkling, in silver, gold or a combination of bright colours. The sandals and handbag pictured here are of vari-coloured, shimmering pointelle cloth. A rhinesone bracelet completes the eye-catching51 words
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Article, Illustration287 1956-10-14 8 By ANNE SCOTT-JAMES EVER since Princes* Margaret appeared in a •hort evening dress at the Governor's reception in her honour in Mombasa, It has been a battle of long or short evening dresses. I am for short ones. And I've been asking the best-known evening beauties to287 words
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Article100 1956-10-14 8 It is fear of rain that keeps so many people Indoors in wet weather. A bad season may keep our bodies short of essential vitamins. So it would be wise to take vitamins A, D and C as a medicine. Vitamins A and D can be taken100 words
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Advertisement395 1956-10-14 8 a new touch X^ for your beauty fWthMr FlnUh A w'f* *0f 'fjgi?/ Feather Finish ensures that your make-up is y il'*tF' P^ect at all times. fv U Nothina equals it for II retouching it is a blend i&f of fine Ylrdlcy Powder an d delicate cream. \v^k I/ The395 words
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Advertisement246 1956-10-14 8 ft ...and here's why you will lo^ Campbell'i Tomato Imj (rom only the finest. tomatoes, blended with n. TJfc^CT ZS&sM spicet and golden -rich -reamer, Bra£»Srf^B butter! Velvety smootr mmtjjUJr'Jf' and bri K ht *parkling flavor rr. MV/ Ay /> ir'f IJIJm an ea l pour-on sauce or cock BMBk^jdMraß246 words
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Article368 1956-10-14 9 BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS liiMMIV, «mt.— Result* of to- MK-rrr mmtchM: IH INTERNATIONAL gnti&nd 2 BwlUerUn4 2 LEAGt'E, HIV. I t ;ll» 3 NrwrMtle V. 1 4 Tmiton N E 0 1 W. Brom. I 1 i 1 Arsrnal S (i CMM 3 I r r<]» 1 Birmingham 1 I ShrffirldReuter - 368 words
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476 1956-10-14 9 PATRICK CHEE - $100,000 black magic swindle— police hunt mystery 'Bomo' PATRICK CHEE »ney in ceremonial boxes -a trance, then she paid a 'dividend' by A WHOLE kampong off Dorset Road, Singapore, yesterday echoed with the story of a $100,000 black magic swindle. And the police are on the hunt for a fair-skinn-ed476 words
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Article, Illustration58 1956-10-14 9 FAMED DANCER AT ACE OF 11 ELEVEN -YEAR- OLD Vasantha Maniam (above), of Singapore, an outstanding: Indian classical dancer, has been offered several film contracts in India. She will soon appear in two Tamil films to be released here. The only daughter of P. V. S. Mani, a civilian employee58 words
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382 1956-10-14 9 J. K. TAN - J. K. TAN By CIDEWALK signs can be stupefying as well as amusing. As a collector of strange signs, I find the diversion takes away the monotony of my daily trips to and from the office. And some of them are382 words
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Article, Illustration842 1956-10-14 9 By the Competition Editor A BIGGER than usual entry gave the winner stiff competition in Straits Times Word Puzzle "Y." There were many who differed at only one point from the winning solution. Here are what the Judges thought were the most apt and accurate842 words
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Article60 1956-10-14 9 The $5,000 prize in Straits Times Word Puzzle Contest 'V* was won by A. BARUCH. 945. Jalan Delapan, Sentul, Kuala Lumpur. He submitted a set of answers which corresponded completely with those given above. This was adjudged to give the most apt and accurate answers to60 words
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Advertisement234 1956-10-14 9 New Shelltox'tvith dieldrin. the most powerful insecticide in the world, quickly rids your l fe aflst -it rs Z3HIHL. home of troublesome insect pests flies, mosquitoes and hard-to-kill ants and cockroaches. f New Shelltox with dieldrin kills pests in the air and on the ground. Just spray or paint k234 words
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584 1956-10-14 10 SHOULD [0 DRIVERS BE BANNED AFTER 3 FAILURES? OWE YES' against a chorus of NOES' f^r.. B. j. C. Buckeridge, acting chairman of the Singapore Safety First Council, wants L-drivers who fail twice in driving tests to be banned for two years from taking further tests. But other Colony traffic584 words
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Article, Illustration362 1956-10-14 10 JEANETTE (back with diploma) PROVES HER FRIENDS WRONG TWO years ago her friends advised Miss Jeanette Wong Siew Chee of Singapore against learning to be a qualified piano technician. It was not a good profession for a woman they said. But the 21-year-old former Methodist Girls' School student was determined362 words
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437 1956-10-14 10 The Countryman's Journal QNE morning at 7.30 v the barking of TYMOTWV dogs was heard close by as they chased some animal. The Cook was told .to go below to see that our dogs were not involved with T's. He was in437 words
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Article197 1956-10-14 11 FINED HOO FOR INDECENCY, DANCER SAYS: IV E QUIT Girl who twice shed too much is told: Next time it's jail BATU CAJAH, Sat. Chan Hoong, 23, star stripteaser of the South American Dance, said in Court here today that she has given up stripping for tinging.197 words
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Article67 1956-10-14 11 Officials of the Singapore deration of Malaya of the Institution of iral Engineers elected augural meeting last are: an Mr. T. Karma-' rctary Mr. W. N. t treasurer Mr G. C. immlttee members: Mejan. T F. Lee. J. D. Batra Soo Bee. G. H. Wong A D.67 words
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170 1956-10-14 11 ITOH Sat. Four stripn of the Hong Au Yong Hoong Rewtft charged here towlth Indecent beur at the Cap.tol :re last Thursday dock were pr?tty ng Fun. 20. Fong Hoh 20 Leung Mel. 21. Lee Pul Fong. 30. All aded not guilty. A woman170 words
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Article, Illustration108 1956-10-14 11 IT'S VICTORY, SAYS MR. LIM For the black flag men, red fates THE CHIEF MINISTER of Singapore. Mr.. Lim Yew Hock (centre) and four of his ministers gave the "V" (for victory) sign as they stopped at Merdeka Bridge during a tour of the city yesterday. Mr. Lim drove in108 words
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Article43 1956-10-14 11 Hints in preparing for the examinations of the Australian Society of Accountants were given in a talk by Mr. JR. Kinsman, managing director of the Hemingway Robertson Institute, at the V.M.C.A. hall in Orchard Road. Singapore, yesterday.43 words
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Article235 1956-10-14 11 IMPORTANCE OFTHE VOTE TO WOMEN Mr. LIM: YOU HAVE BIG PART TO PLAY THE Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, told Singapore's business and professional women yesterday the fact that the Colony would get self-government next year made it all the more urgent for it to put its house in235 words
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118 1956-10-14 11 Citizens say we don't want self-rule BRUNEI TOWN. Sat. rE citizens of Brunei Town have told the Sultan that they are unwillI ing at present to participate in local government. And because to try to compel the people would be a denial of democracy, the Sultan has postponed the enforcementReuter - 118 words
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Article116 1956-10-14 11 HAS LARRY WRITTEN OUR ANTHEM? LONDON, Sat— Larry Adler, the American harmonica virtuoso, is among seven musicians from whom the composer of Malaya's national anthem will be selected, according to a columnist in the Daily Herald today. He said: "Larry is eagerly awaiting news from Singapore. "He hopes it willReuter - 116 words
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Article51 1956-10-14 11 Boys at Singapore's Gimson School have at last got over an outbreak of measles. Due to the sickness, its ninth anniversary display and exhibition had to be postponed last June. The display and exhibition will now be held at 4 p.m. on Saturday at the51 words
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287 1956-10-14 11 kJR. Soh Bui Keen tells nri the saddest fishing story in Singapore today of one that got away last week a 15ft giant marlin. Mr. Soh— he Is better known as Kirn —set out with a Harbour Board engineer on a287 words
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Article63 1956-10-14 11 Fifty Singapore underprivileged children from the Safari Club were yesterday entertained to a party In a fairyland of toys by the staff of John Little's. The boys and girls, between five and 12 years, squealed with delight as they lingered at the numerous counters in the63 words
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Article54 1956-10-14 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Kee Kam Chau, a 53-year-old woman, was fined $2,400 or six months' jail here today for possession of 13,490 cigarettes on which duty amounting to $336 had not been paid. She was arrested during a raid on a house in Jalan Trus.54 words
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Article16 1956-10-14 11 The Singapore Prisons Association held their annual ball at the Adelphi Hotel last night.16 words
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168 1956-10-14 11 rE young people of Singapore will never get the Hitler Youth treatment, the Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, said yesterday. Speaking at the 20th annual inspection and display of the 3rd Singapore Company, the Boys' Brigade, Mr. Chew said the multiplicity of168 words
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Advertisement54 1956-10-14 11 CAPITOL GALA PREMIERE 9.30 p.m. j SESSION OCT. 16th. GENERAL SCREENING j FKHANDIERIGEORGE.NADERJUIIE ADAMS, LEX BARKER .ifITHAHMS IKKAWWONE^KKIJttHOIinrWIUIAMKYWIDS^CHMIESMcGMW: J JOHN MtiMTIK^l^V^^AUN'VtgSAi INTtRNATIQNAL PlClUtt) this is m is she Saint sPh ""^PI SH U she Devil? -if*? J& DENNIS O'KEEFE M WBm* *^M T MARA LANE IW^ J ROSSANO BRAZZI m^54 words
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Advertisement254 1956-10-14 11 /y^ ff~ the *J/w>J way culture m iadau JAPAN Direct?— or visiting H That's right whether yours i, a business or extra cities?— j^^^^^^^^H holiday trip it's a vacation from the •t no extra cost! 9i moment you board a SAS Jmi airliner. s"T-v jPjl Flying top class to Europe254 words
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Article324 1956-10-14 12 'TECHNOLOGICAL skills are essentials if the future of Singapore and the Federation is to be as prosperous »s it ought to be. But these skills are not learned easily and naturally when a boy or girl grows up as are the more natural skills of the field324 words
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Article179 1956-10-14 12 HTHREE members of an unofficial censorship board in the Federation have gon c through what must surely be the severest ordeal to which sensitive and intelligent men can be subjected. In the past seven months they have sat through a dozen strip shows. Their most recent179 words
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Article, Illustration716 1956-10-14 12 SCHOOL FOR 1,200 JET PILOTS They come from 16 countries JTRSTENFELDBRUCK Air Base is the largest jet training school outside the United States. There, in slightly more than two years, 1.200 pilots from 16 countries have learned to fly the propellor-less aircraft which will be the weapons of any future716 words
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584 1956-10-14 12 NOORDIN BIN ZAINUDDiN - Shot in the arm for the Malay language NOORDIN BIN ZAINUDDiN LITERARY CONGRESS MARKS NEW PHASE FOR MALAYA'S NATIONAL TONGUE By JHt thira Malay Language and Literary Congress, held at the University of Malaya a fortnight ago, marked the beginning of a new, and perhaps the most significant, phase in584 words
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Article, Illustration331 1956-10-14 12 COMMON TONGUE for 100 MIL. PEOPLE language. Book.> pose should be the Government Malay pro.se should be accordi place by the Malay films should use standard of Ma of all national be encouraged i and commui: tween the vi unions and Oovi partments shou] ducted in Malay. laya and Mala331 words
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Advertisement712 1956-10-14 12 f" Straits Times k Free Press For th* convtnimc* of •dvtr- tlicn our representative at lit I fleer, SINGAPORE COLD STOR- E I ACE, ORCHARD ROAD, will I receive small advertisement* and answers ta box numbers. Classified advertisement! may also be handed to: CITY BOOK STORE LTD., Winchester House, Collyer712 words
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Advertisement6 1956-10-14 12 A PRODUCT OF BOH PLANTATIONS LTD.6 words
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Advertisement10 1956-10-14 12 ■iH I v j All LION tasto-thrillink ORANGE OR PINEAPPLE10 words
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Article150 1956-10-14 13 OLYMPIC COOKS: TEN ARE CHOSEN athletes promised: 'The very ben curries' kJALAYAN athletes and rvl officials going to the Olympic Games can be sure of getting good, hot "nasi beryani" and jyam kurma" during their stay in Melbourne. Australian Commlsion Singapore yesterday selecM. Kador Sultan of t Jubilee Restaurant and150 words
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Article71 1956-10-14 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Director of Posts, I S Gammon, said today the loss of $1,500 from a mall bag in transit between mam and Teluk Anscn offices on Monday would affect those who had remitted money. The money lost consisted remittances to India.71 words
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121 1956-10-14 13 An old man. Sect Guan rhuan. 63. alleged in a Singapore court yesterday that poJire officers planted chap>'.ips on him. il Sect's story: He said walking in Madras on Aug. 7 when two c. aiming to be detec- i topped him and121 words
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Article23 1956-10-14 13 The 6th "Arrow"' Scout Group, Singapore, will hold its annual campfire at the j Victoria School at 7 p.m. on Saturday.23 words
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451 1956-10-14 13 SIT YIN FONG - SIT YIN FONG SHIRLEY, 20, SAYS: SOME HAD BOX CAMERAS, SOME COULDN'T LOAD THEIRS AND OTHERS JUST CAME FOR A -LOOK-SEE' By A BEAUTIFUL young English photographic model hat quit a Singapore art studio because, she says, she was annoyed by Peeping Toms451 words
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Article53 1956-10-14 13 A woman, Han Juk Kirn, 1 42 sustained serious head injuries and died following a fall from a bus at the junction of Scotts Road and Orchard Road, Singapore, yesterday. Witnesses are requested to contact Traffic Inspector. H. ;M. Mahpuz at the Sepoy i53 words
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Article56 1956-10-14 13 John Sutherland Walker, 33, attached to the Naval Base, was fined $100 by a Singapore traffic magistrate yesterday for negligent driving. Walker was involved In a collision with a bicycle ridden by a bread-seller. Leong Hln Jee, 43 at the 2 1 2 milestone,56 words
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Article26 1956-10-14 13 The 3rd annual general meeting of the Singapore Canine Welfare Association will be held at No. 12. Boscombe Road at 5 p.m. next Sunday.26 words
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Article30 1956-10-14 13 There were no official prices issued by the Singapore Copra Association yesterday as in future It has been decided to close the market on Saturdays.30 words
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Article18 1956-10-14 13 The tin price in Singapore ye«terday was $389.37*J per plcul down 12 <i cents on Friday.18 words
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Article27 1956-10-14 13 A woman, Llm Port Geok, 23. was fined $250 in a Singapore court yesterday for possessing $482 worth of chap-ji-kee documents on Oct. 13.27 words
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Article116 1956-10-14 13 I COULD BE A RICH GIRL...' brings her many modelling offers. Some people have even offered to open new studios with her as model. "I could be a rich girl if I took up nude modelling again," she said. Shirley recently won a talentime contest, singing for the first time116 words
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Article227 1956-10-14 13 Chief of studio explains system MR. LOH FORD. 45. executive chief of the Hollywood Art Studio, had this to say about alleged Peeping Tom incidents in his studio. "There was a small window in the common wall between the posing chamber and the dark room. "Its curtain was only drawn227 words
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Article32 1956-10-14 13 Dr. Ho Seng Ong, the education secretary for the Methodist Church in Malaya, will be the guest preacher at the 4 p.m. service at the Barker Road Methodist Chapel today.32 words
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Article23 1956-10-14 13 SINGAPORE: Today 7.13 ajn. (6ft. 9tn.) 6.28 p.m. 1 7ft. 2in.); tomorrow 8.12 ajn. (7ft. 31n.) 7.54 p.m (7ft. 4 In.)23 words
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Advertisement145 1956-10-14 13 IPi® Tpjvol at leisure in cargo vc«el. DEP RETURN VIA "SURAT" 13/11 17/12 Hongkong, |apan, Shanghai. "SHILLONC" 2/12 3/1 Hongkong, |apan, Shanghai. "SUNDA" 2/1/57 3/2/57 Hongkong, Japan, Shanghai. Limited accommodation —no children under 1 2 years Fare: Single Berth Cabin $715. Double Berth Cabin $784 Enqyiri.. from: ISLAY KERR CO.145 words
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Miscellaneous303 1956-10-14 13 radio malaya Regional •Profr»min« thus marked can SINGAPORE be received by listeners in Malacca, Jf h Ji rt W J2i Mriiura wave libra. Short wave 49 62m. raeaiom AJ|t 7 15 Tout Signal And wave 467 m.. 343 m., 366 m. and Opening Annct; 7.16 Morning Ser- enade; 7.30 News;303 words
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Article, Illustration535 1956-10-14 14 DONALD DAVIES - LETTERS FROM A KING DONALD DAVIES HISTORICAL CORNER By /^FTER seeing the film "The King and I" Robinson and Company's General Manager, Mr. Hare, telephoned to say his company still had in their possession two letters written from the Siamese Court ordering goods from the store. Mr. Hare was more535 words
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Article, Illustration206 1956-10-14 14 TV) faces reveal charE acter? That is a controE versial Question. Court re=j cords show that some of the E greatest criminals have had E the faces of saints. But E faces do make for interest E ing photography and they form the subject of this E week's Camera206 words
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Article94 1956-10-14 14 pAMERA fans should send E entries to "Camera test." Sunday Times. Cecil ~i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 194 words
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Advertisement427 1956-10-14 14 B*^v^3^b\ Ac I .1.1.1 I "^^^^^^^y m JB re^SfSQM tmf <c a^^LW^Hr^^fliW^a^t JinL The near miemcopte lOt N jCiOCBJ^jOI N QQ it\i i -itt;\H!\<; jQSSSSSSS& t IJI J uto Watch making what J^J( jOOI Jl J^jOC I Z jQC JET PROPULSION /VkKKJCJTjcVjC? I IJtJk v to Aviation SMfjnfjnQQUUyi P O.427 words
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Advertisement112 1956-10-14 14 Fly f/Jrl/ll to the world in SuperConstellations the world's finest long-range airliners QANTAS with 35 years experience in a operation, has chosen the worlds finest airliner*, luxurious, dependable, superbly engineered SuperConstellations, designed for the utmost speed a stability in flight More and more the it travelled are flying QANTAS. enjoying112 words
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Miscellaneous196 1956-10-14 14 Popular Crossword ACROSS: 1 Kept on trying (9) DOWN: 1 Demented (9) 2 8 Dough (3) 11 Neglect (4j 12 Throw out (4) 3 Manage a Cask (3) 13 Pimple (4) 14 horse (4) Vessels (8) 5 Step (5) Swagger (4) 15 Alternate chant- 6 Synchronises (5) 7 Dishes (7)196 words
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Article, Illustration465 1956-10-14 15 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit M-G.M.'s brilliant version of the Graxiano story had me as excited as a canary hitting his first High C. The film is oddly titled "Somebody Up There Likes Me" dealing as it does with the tempestuous career of the465 words
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Article, Illustration9 1956-10-14 15 Andres Velasquez and Conquisador9 words
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290 1956-10-14 15 DISNEY AGAIN WAVES HIS WAND TO MAKE MAGIC I TIP my tile in salute to Walt Disney for the horsesense he showed in his presentation of "The Littlest Outlaw" for R.K.O. Like the astute showman he is, he avoids a pitfall most producers plunge into with the recklessness of a290 words
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105 1956-10-14 15 TIfINIATURE Japanese "H-Bombs." packaged In Hong Kong, are released in Singapore by Shaw Brothers in "Colourful Tokyo and the blast comes in dead on the beam. Two errant husbands hav e the time of their lives (but none for their wives as they105 words
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299 1956-10-14 15 Discus - Discus fDISCS^ DKIII.HIZ s Requiem, Op. S, i» thing of dynamic majesty. It Is not a work to be undertaken lightly as it calls for choral work and orchestral playIng of greatness anything less is going to fall. The Rochester Oratorio 80--rlety299 words
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442 1956-10-14 15 Special art in making a radio commentary "IT'S all very well, said an acquaintance to i me after reading my last week's column, "to say that if Radio Malaya's English programme staff were relieved of hack work they would then have the time to produce good listening "But do you442 words
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Advertisement351 1956-10-14 15 „v RROTHERS ORGANISATION ATTRArnn^f -.haw* Production >> COLOURFUL TOKYO" \-#&^l *mu*l TUESDAY at 9.30 PJVfI SOUTH EAST ASIA PREMIERE AWAY ALL WMSr^Sau. 1 nhfnul Pinnrf starrinir -ff fhandlw George Nader j B c Adain^» t^, b^^ ».m Mirk« 7 Spillane "RING of FF \R" I. r-e :i( I! iii »"«"«««»««»Stjm,,Si,a351 words
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Advertisement282 1956-10-14 15 (.ATIIAV ORGANISATION ATTRACTION'S TODAY l^lH^f -UfcfiL" 1 The Paralyzing Instant That Makes r. Or Mark* A Mant a» MWP un\sn TODAY 9 a.m.: "TilF CADDY ~<„ n ri. «r j iS, GDEQN NOW SHOWING! I -aSlt imf *vlf tSti^ewi? "> A M 12 < 5 3 40 6 30 9282 words
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Advertisement432 1956-10-14 16 Turn the U(k w •Hint .»»r<» It OnmlT toff. »l«l« B^^M is£^^ J I Take Iht facts sf the Morrn Oxford on a MMNH See what the; mran in Irnns of actitr molonnt plrasurr. One tut-drivr will tell you more than a th.niN.ind word* about its brilliant per•ormanre Us 6432 words
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Miscellaneous1442 1956-10-14 16 I I I i a^a^aP^V T^Kf M^^l □a^B^a^a^L^P^aV a^a^Vk a^a«""~~~ 1 r J I J/j#LW\ TME PLACES QUICICLV VANISHED AS sALtZ\(ct W S K. I I I I 'M tf[V I A77&ESSE7 hS SUBJECTS. V TV\ CE _LOO WAS F /l^" > *s/ if CfW/1 SCf i GOING NORTH i1,442 words
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Miscellaneous550 1956-10-14 17 |C& I DON'T CARE WHAT FLINT I I 'SHE WALKS IN OEAU7Y LH<S i^F 4P S«^*». OIANA CANT 0£ THE THE NIGHT OF- CLOUDLESS W j^F^ '*^^^^^m^* f r<&' MOLL c* 1 <^w<sster tidy cljmes amp stab cv s^es-/ M J^T Jf^ <^^^^^m*-*ft > r''^L MITH Jlst uxx as lord550 words
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Miscellaneous302 1956-10-14 18 ■k /tll bet the. kios^v NIGHT lIS THE DISABLED SHIP J •*&'*jjA H. f J AND LEAVES AT THE CRACK OF 'V "^^i^^ l/ *J DAWN TO REJOIN LAHNA AND PUNCH ffc > ri V* IN A KNAPSACK 1 I /^VULTURES THAT MUST I f L M4N* < DIINPU l\302 words
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Article, Illustration431 1956-10-14 19 What Vulcan pilot owes his life to PILOT GRIPS HANDLE ABOVE HEAD, WHICH FIRES 'GUN' EJECTING SEAT THROUGH ROOF pOH his seventh lucky escape. "Lucky" Broadhurst can thank one thing: the c jector seat. What is an ejector seat? It was introduced seven years ago when it became apparent that431 words
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Article, Illustration425 1956-10-14 19 INDESTRUCTIBLE -THAT'S WHAT THEY CALL HIM INDESTRUCTIBLE. That's how R.A.F. men have always thought of Sir Harry Broadhurst. Now they are certain of it"Broadie" has done it again. Since he Joined the R.A.F. In 1926 as a pilot-officer luck has always perched on the proud wings of425 words
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492 1956-10-14 19 Britons beat censor by joining 'theatre clubs 9 LONDON. Sat. BRITONS are side-step-ping their theatrical censor at a rate of 3,000 persons a week in a conspiracy to see plays banned by the Lord Chamberlain, official arbiter of what goes on a stage and in what form. They do thisAP - 492 words
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Advertisement283 1956-10-14 19 UTTL- UOLM SAY* STOP! A/O MOR.G USE KLEENEX INSTEAD SOFT AND STRONG ECONOMICAL THE ONLY TISSUE IN THE SERV -A- TISSUE IOX ir pops up! ALWAYS KEEP A BOX HANDY r* gg ififri Whitens Your Skin Secretly and Quickly j nrre r»u edmlrf OU>«T»— nMMI Illllmea't wtll mmkt you «j«Uj283 words
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Advertisement299 1956-10-14 19 NOW there is a shampoo made specially I for you e^ONLY Jtitf/ttTfa/'/f OPriM TOO THIS CHOICI^ jM BLUE LOTION \tf WHITE LOTION j^^A PINK LOTION //B^, FOR DRY HAIR FORNORMALHAIH ij[V FOR OILY HAIR //\'¥|lw. Dry hai« need* aa .^H Normal haih need* ff'VT OILT HA! need* jf 1«> \'f299 words
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Article553 1956-10-14 20 Brides moan for mama HONEYMOON HEARTACHES NEW YORK, WHAT do brides complain about most on a honeymoon? "Surprisingly, the problem girls mention most often is that they miss their mothers they feel homesick," said psychologist Harold Creenwald. "But usually a long distance phone call home makes them happy again. "I'veAP - 553 words
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Article528 1956-10-14 20 How well do YOU know HIM? HOW DO YOU STAND IN THE MARRIAGE STAKES? SYLVIA LAMOND INVITES YOU TO TRY THIS TEST LONDON, HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW YOUR HUSBAND? Apart from accepting that he likes hot, buttered toast, sole on the bone, and golf on Sundays, suspects painted toe-nails,528 words
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Article264 1956-10-14 20 INDIA plans an intensive development programme in the Laccadives, a group of tropical islands in the Arabian Sea off the Malabar coast. Situated about 120 miles off India's west coast, the Laccadive archipelago consists of 10 islands, none larger than three square miles. The Islanders264 words
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Advertisement353 1956-10-14 20 P f fc> jfMs^lPw M££7 AUNY MPORT^ r P&OPLt EVERY "j _%t I$M OAV BUT CAN B£ SURE MV BREATH IS *«L Wk ALWAYS SWEET BECAUSE THE COOL 9> *1( Pl£ as ng R-avour of Colgate freshens JkT AAV MOUTH A singer like me must have a perfect AJ^jc^j JW353 words
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Article, Illustration1442 1956-10-14 21 JHEY call me the "Prima Donna" of ■et. All right. I mind. Once they said it about me when I refused to bowl for Bradman. But for the background at particular story I w back to the war I'm thinking now of the I c attacked an1,442 words
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Article721 1956-10-14 21 A DISAPPOINTED girl has written to an editor complaining that a holiday abroad with a girl friend was not so cheap as they thought it would be. They had little money j left for "having those funny drinks in funny cafes and amusing talk with Englishspeaking natives." "By721 words
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Advertisement58 1956-10-14 21 V 7 -We're here again to Duild up health in the rwcest possible way. Hahborange w,ll ensure that your children grow up sturdy and .trong w.th sound teeth and well-formed bones. Hahborange has a delicious orange flavour that will be loved by all." Haliborange THE NICEST WAY OF TAKINC HALIBUT58 words
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Advertisement17 1956-10-14 21 NEXT WEEK What I think about Hutton Keith Miller Is having his autobiography. "Cricket Crossfire," published soon.17 words
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Advertisement227 1956-10-14 21 Wr vacator Buoyancy unbounded in FLOTILLAS light, tireless, tough Casuals for men with Clarks new Microcellular light weight soles MADf IT C J. CIAKK LTO. (WHOI! SAW ONtT). STREET, SOritRSTT. FWCIWO Wlmliiili mh^ilm only to S. C. r»rr«« A Son, P.O. Box 459. Bngap«M P 1 .'^'■'JPfl'' 1 HOCUECKCiALS.' H227 words
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Article, Illustration607 1956-10-14 22 Christopher Page - The new Sapphire gives a lively performance Christopher Page a £T the last Earls Court Motor Show, ArmstrongSiddeley introduced two new models, designed to fill the demand between their bigger Sapphire 346 and the ordinary family saloon of two litres or less. These models were the Sapphire 234 and the607 words
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138 1956-10-14 22 BRITAIN'S NEW DIESEL SCOOPS' WORLD SURPRISE of the recent big Paris motor show was a 'new British fourcylinder diesel engine for trucks It astounded the motoring industry. Two great car empires Rootcs and standards got together to produce it with an eye on the worlds markets. The compact engine, basically138 words
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292 1956-10-14 22 rpoi) \V S Gap Hill Climb is L attracting one of the best collections of machinery and drivers in Singapore for some time, and includes some strong competition from upcountry. Somewhere amongest the leaders should be L. C. Chan, who, for the first time,292 words
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Article108 1956-10-14 22 ACROSS: 1, Persisted. 8, Sad, 11 Omit. 12, Tun. 13 Acne. 14. Side IS, Antiphon. 16. Steadier. 18, Ton. 19 Morsel 21 Safer. 24 Dale. 26, Sparse. 28, Spirit. 30, Eels. 31. Asset 32 Thesis 35. Beg. 37, Explodes. 40, Retailer 41. Ludo. 42, Orts. 43, Ore. 44.108 words
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585 1956-10-14 22 ENG TECK BEATS HIS BROTHER BY POINT FOR SWIM TITLE OLYMPIC GAMES I water-polo player Gan Eng Teck was the individual champion in the men's division with 25 points at the Tiger Swimming Club's cham- pionships held at Haw Par pool yesterday. Twenty four year old Gan was first in585 words
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Article, Illustration5 1956-10-14 22 Reg. Wootto - SPORTING SAM. Reg. Wootto By5 words
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Article55 1956-10-14 22 LAC Brian Toole, 22. of the Seletar C.C, Is tipped as favourite in today's 25--mile time trial organised by the R.A.F. Cycling Association (Far East). Winner of the 100 miles and 50 miles trials, success today will earn Toole the Ang Eng Ann challenge trophy, presented55 words
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Article49 1956-10-14 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Sa; Selanpor Malays beat Pahang Malays 5-0 in their Sultans Cold Cup soccer match at Princes Road tociay. Although the visi.ors had a fair share of the exchanges, they were weak in shooting and missed many chances. Selangor led 3-0 at :*alf time.49 words
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Article36 1956-10-14 22 PENANG. Sat— Roy.U Bangkok Sports Club beat Penang SporU Club by six points (a try and a penalty i to three ia try; in their Davy Cup rugger match at Western Road today.36 words
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Article51 1956-10-14 22 MELBOURNE. Sa;. Mr A Princes Hot Spell, a 9-1 chanw won the Cauneld Guineas nt over one mile at Cauneld today Hot Spell, ridden by E. PrfiUx. won by a length from Hill with Monte Carlo I Ii lengths away third of 21 rue r.ers.Reuter - 51 words
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Advertisement654 1956-10-14 22 FOR NEW TYRE MILEAGE OVER AGAIN TYRESOIii r^Q) THE v L^ y RETREAD I fi^t F 'RST IN THE FIELD V.^^^^^^ AND STILL THE BEST No m»ttef how little or riow much you pay for retread. TyresoleS retreads will give you more mile* per dollar. TyresoleS i« rhe only tyre654 words
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Advertisement71 1956-10-14 22 ERRES ERRES for every i MODERN HOME 1 Mercedes-Benx Saloon Type 300 Mercedes-Benz Saloon Type 2 I 1 Mercedes-Benx Saloon Type 190s Mercedes-Benz Touring-Sports Type 190SL Acclaimed by connoisseurs the world over For those discerning, motorists who want that little extra their car, whether it be comfort, power, speed or71 words
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Article259 1956-10-14 23 ■IMiAPORE MA- LAYS regained the sinc^pore Amateur I not ball Association community League championship with a record 15 goals to nil victory at Jalan Resar Stadium yesterday. Malays had been ch*mpl«M in 1954, but lost the title to the Chinese last rear. Runners-up I unnern-up259 words
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181 1956-10-14 23 MELBOURNE. Sat r\«.VE STEPHENS. Au*tral'a's |M for 'he Olympic 5 000 j« n during the Olympic Park ;n ha.s been nufferjrn thiph mu»;le. gore "animation of the :-rred aft«r sevra laps of netrM trial. on to complete the It f:niAhe'. half a lap ixtralla's181 words
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Article26 1956-10-14 23 SWREMBAN. Sat —Malacca beat Seremban by nine point.* (two tries and a drop goal.t to three (a tryi in a rueper match here to-26 words
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Article344 1956-10-14 23 'Missing' right winger is only surprise SINGAPORE'S Olympic hockey team was named last night and the only surprise is that a regular right winger i s not included among the 16 players. The selected players are: Abdullah Hamid, E N. Pillai, R. Mosbergen, E. Doraisamy,344 words
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Article196 1956-10-14 23 RAF S'pore rally to victory KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. (COMBINED R. A. F. Singapore beat Selangor Club by 14 points (a goal and three tries) to eight (a goal and a try) after trailing 3-8 at the interval in their rugger match here today. The airmen, the faster and fitter side,196 words
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Article85 1956-10-14 23 3E%fBAX, Sat Selangor beat n 3-0 in a charity v match here today. »me. in aid of the Olympic was below expectations alii-. :3 Olympic players nine Selangor and four from Negrl k part. aneor were a more thrustful tmtii out did not make full use85 words
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Article44 1956-10-14 23 Two players were sent off during a rugger match at Seletar yesterday They were J. Stewart 'i.R.A.A.P.) and M. Cattlgan (R.A.F. Seletar). The Australians won (1-0. Hanrahan converted a penalty from 30 yards and Hearnden scored an unconverted try.44 words
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Article27 1956-10-14 23 G.H.Q. beat RAF Changi by 18 points i three goals, penalty goal) to eight i^nal. penalty goal) in their Rugby match at Tanglin yesterday.27 words
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274 1956-10-14 23 SAAA to recommend Kesavan NOW IT'S UP TO SOSC S4NGAFORE Amateur AthI letic Association last night decided to recommend Singapore's champion sprinter, Kesavan Soon, to the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council for inclusion in the Singapore contingent to the Olympic Games at Melbourne next month. The S.O.S.C. meet tomorrow to274 words
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Article109 1956-10-14 23 CINGAPORE took a 3-1 lead after the first nights ties of the Foong seong Cup match against Johore at the Singapore badminton hall last night Teoh Peng Hool and Llm Wei Lon dropped Singapore.* only point when they were beaten In the doubles by Omar109 words
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Article91 1956-10-14 23 OESULTS of yesterdays ties In v the Singapore Malays tennis championships were: Men's singles handicap: Bostam Kurshi bt Majeed Haltmullah 6-2. 6-3; Abdullah Hj. Ahmad bt Said Alwl 6-1. 6-2: H. M. Mahfudz bt Ishak Alwl 6-1, 6-5; Rahman Ahmat bt Ismail Ptlal 5-6 6-2. 6-1 Abdullah91 words
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Article60 1956-10-14 23 Fourteenth Squadron. Royal NewZealand Air Force trounced R.N. Kranjl by 46 points (five goals and seven tries) to nil in a rugby match at Tengah yesterday. The airmen who led 23-0 at half time scored their tries through Finger (3), Chapman <2), Murdoek (2 1,60 words
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Article48 1956-10-14 23 Singapore Harbour Board Police suffered their first defeat in the Singapore Hockey Association's first division league when they were trounced 8-0 by R.A.F. Changi at Changi yesterday. In a Dlv. 2 game at Farrer Park yesterday. Singapore Teachers Union beat Khal&a Association 3-1.48 words
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Article48 1956-10-14 23 A goal by centre forward Goodman in the first half gave R.A.F. Seletar their 1-0 win over Police at hockey at Thomson Road yesterday. Seletar's second team, playing at home against Punjab N.S.. won 4-0 with goals by Oaman (2). Darnell and Mahoney.48 words
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Article47 1956-10-14 23 KARACHI, Sat. Australia were 19 runs ahead with four second Innings wickets standing at the close of play on the third day of the fir.U Test against Pakistan here today. Australia had scored 138 for six wickets, with Benaud not out 53. at stumps. Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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373 1956-10-14 23 lUITH only a fortnight in hand be- fore Singapore Civilians play their first H.MS Malaya rugby match against Johore, Singapore's prospects look about as rosy as an overcast sky. On home ground yesterday the Singapore Cricket Club first XV. which comprises the373 words
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Advertisement208 1956-10-14 23 RariiV to go A car doesn't always need to take off and travel like a well-hit golf ball! But. it's a nice, secure feeling to know your Ford has the Trigger-Torque "up-and-at'em" to do it, should emergency dictate And it's also great having a car that looks like it's rarin'208 words
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419 1956-10-14 24 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By EDDIE CRACKNELL, who has been riding with success on the English Turf this season, will probably be coming out to Malaya with Jock Wilson and Eddie Larkin when the English flat season] closes in November. Eddie is a brother of Max Cracknell.419 words
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2309 1956-10-14 24 Windsor II (Posner) takes Autumn Cup SPECULATION PROVES TOO GOOD FOR RIVALS By EPSOM JEEP WINDSOR 11. cleverly ridden by Posner, held a last-furlong challenge by Allkits and Geifang Star to take the Autumn Cup main event of the Penang Turf Club October meeting yesterday, final day of the meeting.2,309 words
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Article48 1956-10-14 24 BIG SWEE P TOTAL POOL: $185,200. Ist: No. *****1 (555.560) 2nd: No. *****2 (522.224) 3rd: Xa. *****2 (S11.112) STARTERS (52.778 each): Xos. *****6: *****1: *****7: *****8; *****2. CONSOLATION ($833 each): Xos. *****9; *****8: *****4; *****9; *****0; *****5; *****9- *****0; 21 1553 *****6. TREBLE TOTE: Ten tickets ($605 each).48 words
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Article, Illustration62 1956-10-14 24 JOCKEY Enrico Catnici, on famed Italian horse Ribot, looks back at the rest of the field as he passes the finishing post to win Europe's richest race Grand Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp on Oct. 7. Ribot won by six lengths from a field of62 words
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Article57 1956-10-14 24 KEMPTON PARK, Sat. MRS. V. WAHLS colt, Arctic Flower, won the £1,835 Duke of Edinburgh Skates for two-year-olds run over six furlongs here yesterday. He beat Mr Elizabeth N. Orahams colt Tempest, by a neck in a photo-finish. Mr. J. R. Mulllon's colt, Court Harwell, wasReuter - 57 words
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Article179 1956-10-14 24 BENARES. Sat. INDIA hope to exploit Australia's vulnerability against spin by Including four spin bowlers in their team for the first cricket Test at Madras on Friday. They are Vinoo Mankad, Gulam Ahmad 8. O. Gupte and J. Patel. There are no new "caps" InReuter - 179 words
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