Singapore Standard, 15 February 1956
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Title Section28 1956-02-15 1 Singapore TIGER Standard STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 lines) 2400 FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 2414 \»l. VI. No. 223 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1956 14 PAGES 15 CENTS28 words
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Article232 1956-02-15 1 About To Leave, But They're Fighting Fjt Well Done, Keep It Up, Says Bourne KUALA LUMPUR, Tues The Fijians who are due to leave Malaya soon, killed five communist terrorists in Johore and wounded a sixth yesterday. Two of the kills were important Communist leaders. Those232 words
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Article220 1956-02-15 1 An Arms Race For The Kremlin MOSCOW, Feb 14 (rP)^Coidmunist Party boss Nikita Khrushchev declared in a major policy speech today that Kussia will keep pace with the capitalist powers in arms production. The USSR will not permit RmU to be outdistanced by arms production of the capitalist powers, Khrushchev220 words
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Article, Illustration72 1956-02-15 1 photo. THREE Royal Air Force men were shot in the back in Cyprus, on Feb. 11, in the crowded street Onasagorou, Nicosia. The airmen were off dut> and wearing plain clothes, when thugs opened up with revolvers in the crowded street. Two fell dead and theAP - 72 words
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Article93 1956-02-15 1 FIVE people have been killed in road accidents in Singapore since Chinese New Year on Sunday. Latest crash victim to die was Johnny Sng Chye Lock who was involved in a collision in Sime Avenue on Sunday. He died yesterday. Monday was the worst day93 words
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Article303 1956-02-15 1 BUT HOPZS ARE HIGH SINGAPORE Traction Company buses will not run today despite Chief Minister David Marshall's ultimatum to the management to resume services or face legal action. But it is unlikely that the Company will lose its franchise for keeping their vehicles idle in303 words
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Article118 1956-02-15 1 DOCKERS VOTE TO WORK MELBOURNE, Feb. 14 (Reuter).—Dockers at mass meetings in all Australian ports today voted to return to work tomorrow after a strike of three weeks which has crippled Australia's economy. But a move by the Seamen's Union to hold a special stopwork meeting tomorrow to discuss problems118 words
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Article29 1956-02-15 1 RADIO Moscow and Peking Radio hooked up yesterday to exchange greetings on the sixth anniversary of the signing of the Sino-Soviet friendship and mutual assistance treaty. U.P.29 words
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Article29 1956-02-15 1 CROWN Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia, arrived in Peking yesterday while Red Chinese newspapers predicted his visit will open new friendship between the two nations. U.P.29 words
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Article209 1956-02-15 1 LONDON. Feb. 14 (Reuter) A nine-month inquiry into bribery and corruption among: Westend Police here drew to a close yesterday with the dismissal of Inspector Charles Jacobs, 47, of the Vice Squad. Jacobs, married with one daughter, was the eighth man named last year by a Maltese,209 words
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Article33 1956-02-15 1 ABOARD THE U.S.S. MT. MCKINLEY NEAR IWO JIMA, Feb. 14 (AP)— A simulated atom bomb exploded over this Iwojima bound "invasion fleet" today, theoretically sinking four US navy transport carrying 2.000 men.33 words
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Article173 1956-02-15 1 IBADAN. Nigeria. Feb. 14 (UP).— A Nigerian man ran unmolested by police to the side of Queen Elizabeth's royal limousine and pitched a petition into the Duke of Edinburgh's lap today "It might have been a bomb a perspiring British officer of the Nigerian police173 words
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Article193 1956-02-15 1 SEATO TEST' STARTS BANGKOK, Feb. 14 <AP>— Military men of six of the eight nations forming SEATO tonight were ready for the opening tomorrow at dawn of manoeuvres on land, sea and in the air. Only France and Pakistan will not have troops in the field. But each is sending193 words
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Article100 1956-02-15 1 SINGAPORE Police yesterday recovered two of three revolvers reported missing from officers, nine days ago. One of the guns, reported missing from a Marine detective corporal's home in West Coast Road, was found some distance away from the quarters. It was located by a party from the100 words
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Article57 1956-02-15 1 HONGKONG. Feb. 14 (Reuter) An airliner, carrying Countess Mountbatten. wife of Britain's First Sea Lord, circled over Hongkong for an hour today but was unable to land because of low cloud. It finally flew on to Manila. 650 miles away and waited there for an hour57 words
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Article63 1956-02-15 1 COLOMBO. Feb. 14 (Reuter) Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, has accepted an invitation by the Ceylon Government to visit Ceylon next year, it was officially announced here today. The Queen Mother, who It expected to arrive early in the spring of 1957. has agreed to63 words
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Article32 1956-02-15 1 THE Soviet leaders. Marshal Nikolai Buiganin and Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, will be received in audience by Queen Elizabeth at Windsor Castle, during their visit to Britain in April. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article33 1956-02-15 1 Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon, formerly India's chief delegate to the United Nations, was sworn in by President Rajendra Prasad as a member of the Indian cabinet on Tuesday.— A.P.33 words
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Article30 1956-02-15 1 EUGENE TULL. a 85-year-old Montana rancher, went into a mortuary on Monday and paid for his funeral. Then he went outside and shot himself dead. A. P.30 words
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Article150 1956-02-15 1 Opium Control Talks LONDON. Feb. 14 (Reuter) —Federation's Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman and Mr. John Hare Minister of State for Colonies, will tomorrow afternoon discuss problems concerning opium control in Malaya, usually reliable sources here said. They will be assisted at these private talks by Sir David Watherstone. the150 words
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Article73 1956-02-15 1 IPOH. Tues. Shouts of "Merdeka" greeted the Mentri Besar of Perak, Dato Panglima Bukit Gantang on his return here this evening after attending the "Merdeka Mission" talks in Britain Among the gathering who welcomed the Dato. who acted as the principal representative of the rulers in London, were73 words
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Article280 1956-02-15 2 A VIENNESE gag writer and a Hollywood cameraman are now in Singapore to capture its beauty in Cinemascope for 50,000,000 people in Canada and the United States to see. Mr. Andre De La Varre, who has been doing such pleasant assignments since 1919. and Mr. Kurt Jetmar, cartoonist, will280 words
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Article39 1956-02-15 2 JAKARTA. Feb. 14 (UP) Terrorists set fire to over 200 houses in West Java during the past three days, reports reaching here disclosed today. Increased terrorist activities in West Java made hundreds of people homeless again.39 words
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244 1956-02-15 2 '•JOE MACBETH," a British film depicting the clash of two underworld gangs, which was recently banned by Singapore's Film Censor, Mrs. Cynthia Koek, is to go before the Film Appeal Board on Friday. Starring American actor Paul Douglas in the title role, the film244 words
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Article, Illustration328 1956-02-15 2 Another Royal Wedding In The Air In Johore Bahru Mentri Besar s Pretty Daughter To Marry Sultans Grandson? JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— A pretty English-speaking Malay girl who likes Western clothes heads the list of girls in court circles here as the future wife of Tunku Abdul Rahman,Standard - 328 words
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Article139 1956-02-15 2 FAILING to realize his ambition for a quick promotion to the rank of an officer in the Army, a young Chinese soldier took a drastic step He deserted. At a re-trial by a Singapore court martial yesterday, the soldier, Signalman Yeo Ah Teck139 words
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150 1956-02-15 2 The Children Love Billy 'Old Mac' JOY and laughter yesterday came to 33 "forgotten children of Singapore" with Billy "I Love Children" Banks, the American Negro "Shake-rattle-and-roll" man. While Billy sang, mimicked and clowned the well-loved "Old MacDonald had a Farm," the children who are mentally-deficient inmates of the New150 words
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Article161 1956-02-15 2 Raja Warns U.S.— KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Raja Ayoub bin Raja Haji Bot, until recently Colonial attache at the British Embassy in Washington, has served notice on Americans that Malaya would be forced to seek new avenues for selling her rubber if they continued to 'prop161 words
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Article177 1956-02-15 2 Razak Tackles Education Problems LONDON, Feb. 14 (Reuter)— Da to Abdul Razak, Malaya's Education Minister will call on Sir David Eccles, Britain's new Education Minister here tomorrow morning for a general discussion, authoritative sources said today. Dato Abdul Razak has since the Malayan constitutional conference ended here successfully on Wednesday177 words
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Article44 1956-02-15 2 JAKARTA. Feb. 14 (UP) Soviet Russia presented the Indonesian University with a collection of 940 English language books today. The Russian Charge d'Affsirs E. G. Zarohine also presented the Indonesian University with a great variety of Russian scientific books.44 words
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Article25 1956-02-15 2 A GAS explosion in a coal mine near Nagasaki on Tuesday killed seven persons, seriously injured three and left five missing.- APAP - 25 words
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Miscellaneous64 1956-02-15 2 Weather Report MINIMUM Tempenture: From 7.30 p.m. to 7.30 a.m. Singapore (7 IF), Penan? (73F). Kota Bahru MiTK). Kuala Lumpur (73F), Ipoh (79F). Kuantan (bOF). Maximum Temperature: From 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. Singapore (89 F), Penang 89 F). Kota Bahru iBSF), Kuala Lumpur I89F), Ipoh (95F). Kuantan (89F). Rainfall:64 words
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198 1956-02-15 3 THEY WANT SPELLING OF MALACCA CHANGED MALACCA, Tues.— Local UMNO youths will ask the Federation's Chief Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman to change the spelling of Malacca to Melaka, when he visits this town on his return from London. Jhi> decision was made by representatives of the UMNO branches in Malacca198 words
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Article64 1956-02-15 3 CLOSING rubber prices (rents per Ib.) in Singapore yesterday were: LONDON RUBBER No. 1 R.S.S. Settlement House Terms. Tuesday's opening prices first session were: Buyers Sellers Mar. 31V Nominal April 31 i Ai'l. June 31 Tone: Quiet. LONDON TIN Tuesday's opening: prices first session were: Spot £805 buyers,64 words
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Article70 1956-02-15 3 A TOTAL of 150 patients Xmost of whom were children) of the Trafalgar Home, Singapore, were given a New Year treat yesterday, under the sponsorship of the Independent Missionary Move- ment, which also gave a similar treat to Kwong Wai Soo Free Hospital patients last70 words
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Article, Illustration87 1956-02-15 3 photo. FEDERATIONS Minister for Education, Dato Abdul Razak, speaks at the opening of the Malayan Teachers' Training College, Brinsford Lodge. Wolver- hampton, on Feb. 10. Others seen on the platform are, left: Che Sapuan Kastari, president of the students college, Dato Nik Ahmad Kamil. representative of theAP - 87 words
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Article196 1956-02-15 3 LIBERAL Socialist leader Lim Choon Mong, yesterday attacked the Government for "withholding" $40,000 for the benefit of youth in Singapore. Mr. Lim was referring to a promise by Labour and Welfare Minister Lim Yew Hock that Government would help if the Federation of Boys Clubs196 words
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324 1956-02-15 3 Inaction Held Up Indian Land Settlement Project KUALA LUMPUR, Tues— The Land Settlement scheme for Indian labourers sponsored by the former High Commissioner, Sir Gerald Templer, has been held up due to the "inordinate delay" of Indians to name representatives to the sub-committee probing the pilot project. The Standard learnt324 words
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Article273 1956-02-15 3 SETTLEMENTS: TALKS GOING ON 'Must Be Part Of The Federation KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Penang and Malacca should be part of independent Malaya and there should be no strings attached to i*# Dato Panglima Bukit Gantang, Mentri Besar of Perak and Senior Rulers' representative on the "Merdeka Mission" declared today. '•Their273 words
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Article108 1956-02-15 3 AN unidentified man, aged about 45, died in the General Hospital in Singapore yesterday a few hours after he was found suffering from corrosive acid poisoning on the five-foot-way in Joo Chiat Road. Dressed in black pyjamas, the man was medium sized and had108 words
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Article57 1956-02-15 3 PENANG, Tues. The draw of the lottery in aid of St. George's School building fund. Balik Pulau. has been postponed to Feb. 24. The winning numbers will be announced in the press on Feb. 25. Sellers of tickets are asked to return unsold tickets and stubs57 words
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Article236 1956-02-15 4 TWO HUNDRED car washers in the Colony are planning to form a union. Disclosing this yesterday. Inche Abu bin Said, one of the car washers, said: "We hope to call a meeting soon to discuss this important question." These car washers have proved236 words
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344 1956-02-15 4 Negara Leader Defends Onn PENANG, Tues. Tuan Wan Mat Noordin, chairman of the Kampong Makam branch of Party Negara, said here today that Mr. A. M. Abu Bakar, the Alliance whip in the Municipal Council, was "talking through his hat" when he344 words
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Article52 1956-02-15 4 MALACCA, Tues. Local Rotarians collected 52,000 for charity from their New Year dance at the badminton hall in Tranquerah last night, when more than 600 people attended. Highlight of the evening's entertainment was a striptease show by Rose Chan, whose hula and Indian candle dances drew rounds52 words
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Article47 1956-02-15 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues Government has spent $37,500 to re-organize the salarypayment system here. The money was used to buy office equipment Following this change, employees in Government departments receive their pay packets direct from the Central Pay Office where they are prepared.47 words
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Article41 1956-02-15 4 MUAR. Tues.— Forty people pleaded guilty in the Magististt's Court today to gambl:nq in public on Chinese New car's Day Fines ranging from $5 to *5.J were imposed on them by Magistrate, Incbe Pawan Ahmad.41 words
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104 1956-02-15 4 N.Z. UNITS TO TAKE PART IN EXERCISE NEW ZEALAND Government will contribute Army. Navy and Air Force units to the SEATO Exercise "Firm Link" in Bangkok later this week. This was revealed yesterday by the Commissioner for New Zealand in South-east Asia and New Zealand SEATO Council representative, Mr. Foss104 words
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Article31 1956-02-15 4 A LABUORER. Ho Seng Ting. 50, was yesterday fined S2CO. in default a month's fail, in the Kluan? Sessions Court for possession of chandu. chandu dross and smoking utencils31 words
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Article, Illustration90 1956-02-15 4 photo. SINGAPORE Special Branch detective Stephen David William Jones (in white shirt) pictured soon after being flown into Paya Lebar Airport yesterday under escort from Colombo Jones was reported missing: last Monday. He was detained when officers of the Ceylon-bound vessel Cambodge found him among the passengers andStandard - 90 words
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296 1956-02-15 4 SINGAPORE'S public yesterday unanimously supported the Federation's Education Minister, Dato Abdul Razak, in his assurance that the English language, being a world language, "will have a place in Malaya for many years to come.' Mr. Chew Swee Kee, Singapore's Minister for Education,296 words
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Article309 1956-02-15 4 Rallies All Over Malaya KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. There is a fear that from next week a wave of demands for better salaries and working conditions will be made on the country's commercial nouses and secretarial organizations. A mass meeting of the Selangcr commercial and secretarial houses' employees will be held309 words
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Article77 1956-02-15 4 PENANG, Tues. The Penang Division of UMNO has instructed its branches throughout the island to request all Malay homes to fly the UMNO flag on Feb. 19, when Tunku Abdul Rahman and members of the merdeka mission return to Malaya Thanksgiving services will be held in77 words
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Article48 1956-02-15 4 JOHORE BAHRU Tues. More evening classes in Malay for non-Malays are now being nelc in Johore. There is also an increased rtttendance in Normal Classes by probationer teachers. In addition the State provides special evening commercial classes. The services cost the Government $113,000 last year.48 words
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Article46 1956-02-15 4 BENTONG, Tues.— The first branch of the Malayan Indian Congress in Pahang will be fuimed at a meeting here next Sunday. The meeting will be held at the Tamil School at 3 p.m. M.I.C. leaders from Kuala Lumpur are expected to speak.46 words
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Article163 1956-02-15 4 ALOR STAR. Tues.— Members of the Kedah royalty will contribute one percent of their royal allowance to the association which they formed last Friday. This year, tne Kedah Government has allocated $289,374 as allowance for 137 men and women belonging to the State's raj. who163 words
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Article, Illustration51 1956-02-15 5 photo. LONDON: Princess Margaret shakes hands with American comedian Danny Kaye when she attended the European premiere of Danny's film "The Court Jester," at the Plaza Cinema. The performance was in aid of the West Indies Hurricane Relief Fund. On the right is British sirtress Glynis Johns.-UP - 51 words
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Article356 1956-02-15 5 ...It May Nof Be Good Enough VALETTA, Malta, Feb. 14 (Reuter) A weekend referendum on integration with Britain resulted in a three-to-one vote in favour of the plan which provides ior three Maltese members to sit in the House of Commons it was announced356 words
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Article84 1956-02-15 5 467 Border Violaters Annihilated MOSCOW, Feb. 14 (UP) The official Communist Party newspaper Pravda said yesterday that Soviet "frontier guards" annihilated a large band of foreign saboteurs whirh attempted to cross the Soviet border from Central Asia last summer. The newspaper did not specify the nationality of the saboteurs, their84 words
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Article67 1956-02-15 5 NEW YORK, Feb. 14 (AP) The Carnegie Corporation, a philanthropic trust, announced yesterday it has given $1,500,000 to promote international student exchanges in the next ten years. The money went to the Institute of International Education, New York, a nonprofit organization which administers student exchange programmes.67 words
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Article82 1956-02-15 5 Soviet Bid To Invade' Antarctica LOXDON, Feb 14 (UP) Russian explorers hoisted the Soviet Red flag over British Antarctic territory yesterday in a ceremony believed to be the forerunner of formal claims to the Polar continent. Radio Moscow announced the flag-raising in a broadcast which made it plain the action82 words
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395 1956-02-15 5 WILL ARMY GAIN WHIP HAND IN RUSSIA? West Keeps Close Watch On Moscow Red Congress WASHINGTON Feb. 14 (UP)— The West will watch Russia's Communist Party congress closely for signs of whether Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov, former Premier Georgi M. Malenkov or other high Soviet officials are on395 words
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Article149 1956-02-15 5 WASHINGTON. Feb. 14 (UP)— The United States and Germany yesterday signed an atoms- for peace agreement that will provide the Bonn Republic with the technical and scientific basis for successful participation in the European atomic pool. Under the terms of the agiecment Germany will149 words
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200 1956-02-15 5 Result Of Geneva Flop JAKARTA, Feb. 14 (UP) The Indonesian Cabinet decided early today to abrogate its union with Holland at once and to consider breaking their financial and economic agreements. The Cabinet met in emergency session to discuss failure of the Dutch-Indonesian talks in200 words
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Article75 1956-02-15 5 THE opening: session of the first National Eucharist ic Congress held in Rangoon early this month. The altar. 20 feet from the ground, is typical of Burmese architecture but it was designed by an Italian priest serving in Burma. Twenty bishops, about 200 priests and more75 words
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141 1956-02-15 5 'Air Threat To Israel Greater Now' JERUSALEM Israel Sector, Feb. 14 (AP)— lsraeli Premier. David Ben-Gurion, told parliament on Monday that in Ihe event of war with Egypt Nasser's Russian bombers will attack everywhere." He said the air threat condiluted "a greater danger than ever before" to the new Israeli141 words
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Article108 1956-02-15 5 It's Smooth Sailing In Any Storm NEW YORK. Feb. 14 (AP)— Captain Gunnar Nordenson said yesterday it's smooth sailing for the once iough riding Swedish American liner Stockholm now that the ship has been given stabilizer fins. Use of the fins has cut down the Stockholm's roll 6r» to 70108 words
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Article56 1956-02-15 5 MELBOURNE, Feb 14 (Reuter)— The Australian Antarctic expedition's ship Kista Dan has blasted her way free from ice which held her fast for three days in the Davis Sea, according to a radio message yesterday from the expedition's leader. The ship is now steaming ahead56 words
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Article37 1956-02-15 5 AMMAN. Jordan, Feb. 14 (UP) Queen Dina ot Jordan early yesterday gave birth to a girl. The baby, to be known as Princess Tijan. is King Hussein's and the Queen's first child.37 words
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Article467 1956-02-15 6 POLONY Chief Minister David Marshall has ordered the Singapore Traction Company to get their vehides on tfTroad today or face cancellation of their franchise to run this transport service in the Colony in the course of a few hurried words with newsmen at tne airport before he467 words
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Article462 1956-02-15 6 A SHORT while ago a Singapore magistrate warned the people about the danger of scandal sheets, dubbed locally as 'mosquito papers', which are belching forth their poisonous fumes daily. While the authorities arc concerned with the infiltration of communist ideology and are taking drastic action against it, they462 words
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Article, Illustration521 1956-02-15 6 Dennis Bloodworth - Another Red prey? Dennis Bloodworth By PHNOM PENH, Cambodia. THE news that ex-King Norodom Sihanouk, Prince-Premier of Cambodia, will shortly visit Peking on the invitation of the Communist Chinese Government, is causing considerable concern in official Western circles in Southeast Asia. Some experts fear that the "red carpet treatment," which521 words
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Article340 1956-02-15 6 Kenya to curb Asian immigration NAIROBI TT7ITH the tacit support of some local Asian leaders, the Kenya Government plans legislation to curb immigration from the Indian sub-continent. The existing quota system already limits Asian immigration to skilled artisans not available within Kenya but the Government considers the flow still too340 words
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We the PEOPLE
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Article444 1956-02-15 6 Sir: These days we have been talking Democracy, eating Democracy and sleeping with Democracy. It is such a craze that everyone is mad about it who quaffs from its springs. Let us analyze it and try to prognosticate its future Whither Democracy? Those great men of letters of444 words
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Article251 1956-02-15 6 Sir: It is indeed regrettable that presentday Europeans in Malaya are termed by the word "Expatriate", which seems to be rather unpleasant to them. Now wives of certain expatriates want to give up charity work, which they have done for the Asians, just because some people251 words
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Article, Illustration247 1956-02-15 6 Sir: It is astounding that a presumably responsible Transport Commission should recommend bringing Singapore's public vehicles under State control. It is a typically empty-headed piece of socialism. Nationalization has failed wherever it has been tried. The mining industry was nationalized in Britain by the singularly inept socialist administra- tion247 words
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Article822 1956-02-15 6 THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME ON THE eve of his departure to Switzerland on a holiday. Chief Minister David Marshall asked Europeans in the Colony to stop sulking and promised that when he returns he will urge them to support wholeheartedly Singapore's march towards independence. He added that Europeans822 words
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Article193 1956-02-15 6 The Church, as part of the established set-up, la concerned too much to uphold the privileged position of what we may call the 'respectability of the State' Canon L. J. Collins. The U.S. Secretary of State (Mr. Dulles) is willing to play Russian roulette with the193 words
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Article, Illustration333 1956-02-15 7 DURING DARK PERIOD OF WAR BRITAIN GAVE 'LIGHT' TO AFRICA IBADAN Feb. 14 (Renter] —The Governor-General Sir James Robertson visitor to the University College of Ibadan, in i I address presentee to the Queen todav said recaH with gratitude thai tie college owes its origin largely to the farsighted w.sdom333 words
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Article66 1956-02-15 7 NEW YORK, Feb. 14 (AP) Vice-President Richard M. N:xon said yesterday he never called former President Harry S. Truman a jr.raitor, nor did he ever infer 4 The Vice President also denied ever labelling the Democratic Party "a party of treason." Truman has been saying that66 words
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Article62 1956-02-15 7 MITCHAM. England. Feb. !4 <UP> British Overseas Airways pilot Clive Houlder failed to show up in court ye>torday to answer a trafIr summons. His excuse: He is in ria piloting Queen Elizabeths Diane in her royal tour of the British African colony. Houlder pleaded guilty62 words
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Article190 1956-02-15 7 ...For A Great White Queen' IBADAN, Nigeria, Feb. 14 (Reuter) Seventeen thousand schoolchildren yesterday roared greetings to Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh as they drove past a rally on the Ibadan racecourse. The children, from all parts of Nigeria's Western region, began arriving here190 words
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Article120 1956-02-15 7 Titanic Hero Fights For His Life PETERBOROUGH. Ontario Feb. 14 (Reuter).— Mr. Joseph Maddocks, a hero of the Titanic liner disaster of 1912, is critically ill in hospital here after a train accident on Sunday Mr. Maddocks, now a 60--year-old paper company worker, fell under a moving goods train and120 words
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Article94 1956-02-15 7 ALGIERS. Feb. 14. (UP).— i Half of Algeria's 60 Moslem I legislators ignored rebel death threats yesterday to attend the first session or the Algerian assembly since last September. When the assembly gathered at 4 p.m. (1500 GMT) for a 20-minute opening session (the formal94 words
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Article, Illustration192 1956-02-15 7 Better Than Union-With-Greece NICOSIA, Cyprus, Feb. 14 (AP) Leaders ot the Turkish Cypriot population said yesterday, they would sooner continue under British rule thaii have the Island controlled by Union-With-Greece supporters Dr. Fazil Kutr.huk, leader of the "Cyprus is Turkish" Party, and Faiz Kaymak.192 words
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Article89 1956-02-15 7 TOKYO. Feb. 14 (UP) Prince Norodom Sihanouk premier of the Cambodian Kingdom, said in Canton. South China, he is visiting Red China "to examine its problems and to study Its realizations," Peking Radio reported. In an airport statement at Canton, he was quoted by Peking89 words
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Article72 1956-02-15 7 LARRY AND MARILYN HAVE A PACT MARILYN MONROE and SIR LAURENCE OLIVIER announce, at a New York press conference, on Feb. 9, that they will co-star In a film version of the London stagre hit, "The Sleeping Prince." The film will be produced jointly by her own company. Marilyn Monroe72 words
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Article28 1956-02-15 7 ALEGRE, Brazil, Feb. 14 (AP) A cloudburst drowned 10 persons yesterday near Pelotas. a port and meatpacking centre of 80.000 population in South Brazil.28 words
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Article145 1956-02-15 7 KURUNEGALA, Ceylon. Feb. 14 (UP).— A Buddhist monk who has converted several young Ceylonese to Communism startled the crowd at a cornerstone-lav-ing ceremony yesterday by announcing he has "chosen freedom.' "I have given up Communism because I realize it is against my religion," Kalugalthana145 words
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Article415 1956-02-15 7 BURGESS WAS NEVER IN MI-5 Turncoat Diplomat Is Also A Liar LONDON, Feb. 14 (UP)— The British Government branded Guy Burgess a liar as well as a turncoat yesterday and called Russia's exploitation of the BurgessMacLean case a vain effort to "drive a wedge" between the United States and Britain.415 words
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280 1956-02-15 7 RUSSIA STAKES CLAIM FOR VOICE IN MIDDLE EAST MOSCOW, Feb. 14 (IT) The Soviet Union yesterday staked a firm claim for a voice in stabilizing the Middle East where it accused the United States and Britain of creating a "threat to peace." For the first time Russia made plain its280 words
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Article32 1956-02-15 7 LONDON. Feb 14 (AP) Albert Gilles, who played host to emperors, kings, fiim stars and millionaires as general manager of two swank London hotels, died on Monday. He was 68.32 words
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106 1956-02-15 7 Eden: There Is Wedge In M.E. Policy LONDON. Feb. 14 (UP) Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden frankly told Parliament yesterday there are "certain differences" between the United States and Britain on Far Eastern policy. Reporting on his recent talks with President Eisenhower in Washington, Sir Anthony said that in Fai106 words
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Article121 1956-02-15 7 FILM ON CHRIST IS BANNED LONDON, Feb. 14 (Reuter) An American film "Day of Triumph." showing the figure of Christ, has been banned here by the British board ol Film Censors, the Daily Mail reports. The film was made in colour at a cost of £178,000 sterling in a replica121 words
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Article26 1956-02-15 7 HONGKONG. Feb. 14 (AP) American evangelist Billy Graham said yesterday he had been invited to Russia and might visit that country next winter.26 words
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Article33 1956-02-15 7 TOKYO. Feb. 14 (AP)-The U.S. Government yesterday notified Japan's Foreign Office it has granted parole to Minoru Toyaman. a war criminal sentenced to life in Tokyo's Sugamo Prison. Kyodo News Service said.33 words
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Article33 1956-02-15 7 TOKYO, Feb. 14 (UP) Representatives of Communistruied Tibet on Sunday gave Red China's leader Mao Tselung a ceremonial scarf in honour of the Chinese New ">ear, Peking Radio reported yesterday.33 words
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Article29 1956-02-15 7 PARIS, Feb. 14 (UP) Moroccan Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef arrived in Paris yesterday for negotiations designed to give independence to the wealthiest French possession in Africa29 words
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Article33 1956-02-15 7 CAIRO. Feb. 14 (UP) Panama and Egypt formally established diplomatic relations yesterday when the first Panamanian Minister to Egypt Don Rafael Vallarino. pres-' ented his credentials to Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser.33 words
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Article30 1956-02-15 7 CAIRO. Feb. 14 (UP)— New Russian Ambassador to Egypt Evgeni Dimitrievitch Kiselev, presented his credentials to Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser in a 12-minute audience at the presidency yesterday.30 words
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Article29 1956-02-15 7 TO YAM A. Japan. Feb. 14 <AT) Huge 20-foot waves pounding the Toyama waterfront have smashed 12 warehouses and damaged 46 others. Maritime officials reported last night.29 words
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Article25 1956-02-15 7 TOKYO. Feb. 14 (AP)— A 12-man team from Japan today began collecting remains of Japanese war dead in Burma, Kyodo News Service reported25 words
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Advertisement95 1956-02-15 7 Jy/ For that special Wy CHRISTENING GIFT! f A beautiful range of Staling Silver, Silver and E.P.N. S. presentation sets ithieh will gladden the heart of any proud parent are available in our Silver Department. Hall Marked Sterling Silver Christening Mug in Presentation Case From $47.50 to $110.00 Silver Porridge95 words
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Article, Illustration156 1956-02-15 8 pOR two solid hours THE BIG KNIFE slits and slices mercilessly, sometimes hacking wildly, and then with three cold-blooded slashes inflicts the coup dc grace. And for every minute of that torturous passage the audience will suffer with the group of neurotics who let off all their156 words
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Article, Illustration448 1956-02-15 8 for the STARS Is this an expose? asks STEVE WEOH tender moments. His stars undergo a spell of neuralgia which, through excellent and first-class performance, envelops the audience like an epidemic In "The Big Knife" one wonders: 9 Is there such a jamous producer icho sports a hearing aid and448 words
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Article, Illustration739 1956-02-15 8 IT is three o'clock in the morning. and I am lazing In a green glade (strictly phoney) in Leices-ter-square, London, having a picnic, which is strictly crazy. In fact, it's the whackiest, sauciest picnic 1 ever saw. On my left is a showgirl739 words
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Advertisement321 1956-02-15 8 TELLING TALES IVTAMIE VAN DOREN is wearing a powder blue maternity outfit of velvet smock and slacks to go with her new powder blue and cream car a gift from husband RAY ANTHONY, For evening glitter VIRGINIA MAYO sews tiny bands of rhinestones around the cufls of plain black gloves.321 words
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Advertisement210 1956-02-15 8 by BRIDGET JONES the studio restaurant. The old man began chattering away to himself and it was a full ten minutes before he was recognized as DANNY KAYE. in one of the disguises he wears in his new film "The Court Jester." y^u^l r \3^ 3k^-. C <**■*% f\ Tan210 words
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Advertisement86 1956-02-15 8 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products TIN PACKED BALASHIN SAI (PAT KUA TAN) Very effective for Coughs, Ind i g estion, Seasickness, Nausea, Tiredness, Stomachache, Foul Breath. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL We have just unpacked I A VERY GOOD SELECTION MANHATTAN SHIRTS I with French86 words
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561 1956-02-15 9 Ordinary people had jobs she Self useless TV7E moved to Venice and lived each day fretfully. Now that Britain and France were at war with Germany, it seemed wrong to be doing nothing, yet where and when did one move to start doing something? Mummy was obsessed with the need561 words
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184 1956-02-15 9 At nineteen she had never handled money 1 HAD absolutely no knou--1 ledge of money. 1 had never handled it, never carried a purse, and did not know the actual cost of any single thing. When 1 wanted to buy something I requested my mother's permission, then I signed for184 words
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Article, Illustration787 1956-02-15 9 MARRIAGE WAS THE CAREER FOR WHICH I HAD BEEN TRAINED She was detained in a place called Abano-Bagni, not far from Venice. KnowIng the haphazard methods of the Italians. I soon discovered it was fairly easy to smuggle food into her. and «*ven to smuggle ner787 words
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673 1956-02-15 9 Queen Alexandra - Continuing the Story oi a great Royal Romance -by THE social whirl in Paris, where Mummy had taken a lease on a hotel suite— it was the fashionable way to lire in those days— saw little of us in the summer of 1938. We left early in the season and673 words
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814 1956-02-15 9 Had only their suitcases on flight to safety AUNT Marie, a devoted friend and disciple of Freud, was immersed in her own versions of psychology, psychiatry and great theories on the perfect diet for the human race. She also had a total mania for photography. This, then, was the family814 words
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128 1956-02-15 9 BY evening we reached our haven, a small rickrty hotel which stood on the edge of a minute hill-village. Here there was water and beds. We staggered them, doubling up together in the small rooms. Tonight we would sleep in temporary safety— and128 words
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146 1956-02-15 9 Playing golf till dusk— war seemed remote EACH day we lunched at the golf club, and then, because Mummy insisted that I spent at least three hours a day in the open air for the sake of my health, we always played golf until dusk. Each evening the family gathered146 words
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Miscellaneous212 1956-02-15 9 H^B i ~1 n B8 fIH I i iil'w 10. The French wall monkey ILIU (5) ACROSS 15. Genus of gulls from 15 4 The rudiment, of a subject J'T^ lo string along Q (10) In the Spanish name for a Iwrd coverine (Cl 19 Thrown on the sUnge (4)212 words
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143 1956-02-15 10 Japanese Firm To Boost Sales Here PENANG, Tues.— Asahi Chemical Industry Co., Ltd., of Tokyo, is planning to boost the sale of its products in South east Asia, Mr. Akira Kitada, manager of the sales department, said here today. Asahi Chemical Industry is the largest of its kind in Japan143 words
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Article39 1956-02-15 10 THE Kuwait Oil Co. Ltd. has announced a large expansion programme for its refinery at Mina Al Ahmadi in Kuwait. Refinery capacity will be increased from 30.000 barrels per day to 190.000 barrels per day A. P.A.P. - 39 words
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253 1956-02-15 10 ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN - U.S. Rubber Product Sales Still Rising ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN By Standard's New York Bureau Chief TALK about a big, 1956 sales year for rubber and pessimists say, "Sure, for tyres." With cutbacks in recent weeks at Detroit, the U.S. automobile centre, these pessimists point to the moral: less cars mean253 words
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Article, Illustration361 1956-02-15 10 First Display Of Atomic Energy At 8.1.F. THIS year's British Industries Fair is being held in two instalments the first of which will be opened by Lady Eden, wife of the Prime Minister, on February 22, at Earls Court, London. A second instalment, mounted at Olym- pia, London, and Castle361 words
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183 1956-02-15 10 CHINESE firms in Singapore reopen for business today, after the past few days of Chinese New Year celebrations. So also are the other I ing companies and the ous Chambers of Comce, which have been xving the holidays, iny Chinese organizations marking their183 words
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Article60 1956-02-15 10 A RECORD for steel production the U.S. was set for the third straight week a total output of 2,472.000 net tons of ingots and steel for castings last week. The mills produced at 100 4 per cent of their rated capacity. A year ago operations were60 words
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Article96 1956-02-15 10 SHIPS IN PORT OUTER ROADS Shinyo Maru. Blissful, Lao, Song Bee, Hai Lee. Zakai Maru, Soestdyk. Hoiyu Maru, Khushu Maru. Oloh Maersk. INNER ROADS Four Lyke, Malacca. Karaton, Batoe Bahra, New Susana. Orna. Sangyun, Kinshu Maru, Eastern Trader. WHARVES Santhia, Godown 1/2: Overijsl 4/5; Coal Plant Eastern Muse; City of96 words
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Article30 1956-02-15 10 TIN ore outputs for the quarter October to December 1955, announced are: Kent 885 piculs; Tekka-Taiping 303 piculs; Gopeng Consolidated 3.420 piculs: Rambutan 921 piculs; Pengkalen 3,140 piculs.30 words
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Article116 1956-02-15 10 THE residue which formerly presented sugar refiners with one of their greatest problems, is now the source of what promises to be one of the strongest life saving agents of modern times. From dextran, a substance which for centuries proved a nuisance to refiners has been116 words
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Article23 1956-02-15 10 TELEVISION took a giant stride in West Germany during 1955 with nearly 200.000 new television sets going into service in homes.23 words
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Article86 1956-02-15 10 Mr. Teo Lay Swee. Managing Director of Guan Soon Transport Co. has just returned from the Lloyd factory in Bremen. Germany. At Bremen, he studied the workings of the Lloyd 600 cars and at the end of his stay, he appeared before a board of engineers and86 words
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312 1956-02-15 10 A NEW Japanese venture into the Malayan market is seen in the plans now being made by the Japan Storage Battery Co. Ltd. to market their products here. Known as G.S. Batteries, the products are made according to S.n.E. (Society of Automotive Engineers) standards. Mr.312 words
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Article, Illustration347 1956-02-15 10 UK OUT TO EXPAND MART FOR TRACTORS $500 MIL WORTH SOLD LAST YEAR Standard Market Reporter BRITAIN is going all out to capture the Malayan and other world markets for earth. moving machinery, Mr. S.C. Stout, United King. dom Trade Commissioner, told The Standard yesterday. This was one branch of347 words
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Article17 1956-02-15 10 THE East German state airline Lufthansa has opened a modern travel bureau in East Berlin.17 words
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Article, Illustration41 1956-02-15 10 NEW YORK, Feb. 13, Dow- Jone s Closing Averages: STOCKS 30 Industrials 467.17 20 Rails 155.27 15 Utilities 65.05 65 Stocks 166.51 BONDS 40 Bonds 99.13 The Dow-Jones Commodity Futures Index (1924-26 average equals 100) closed at 153.24.41 words
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Article134 1956-02-15 10 Firm Works OnReactors A BRITISH firm has announced that it is working on lightweight atomic reactors suitable for propelling aircraft. Further, that a nuclear engineering laboratory will shortly be in use to aid this development. The statement from the company, Rolls-Royce of Derby. England says "work on the application of134 words
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Article200 1956-02-15 10 Timber Proofed By New Technique A TREATED timber which, it is said, is proof against attack by all forms of fungus, rot, termites and other insects, has been developed by a firm in Essex, England, in three years of research. The new material Is a plywood in which all laminations200 words
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Article, Illustration36 1956-02-15 10 THE display put np by Choy Kee Chan of Pudu Street. Kuala Lumpur. The firm won first prize in the Chinese New Year Meukow brandy decoration competition. It was sponsored by Guthrie's.36 words
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Article157 1956-02-15 10 Greater Power— Less Fuel WITH an optimum cruising speed of 500 m.ph. and a capacity to carry 60 first class passengers with baggage and freight over stage lengths of 3.000 miles, the Comet IV has greater power than its predecessors, although its engines burn less fuel for a given thrust157 words
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Article74 1956-02-15 10 A COMBINATION of helicopter and T.V. camera, whuto could be useful in searches over difficult country and fcr other purposes, was demonstrated in the U.K. recent:? to representatives of Scotland Yard and the Army. With the camera mounted In its doorway, the helicopr flew heights between 500 ar:74 words
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Advertisement408 1956-02-15 10 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: The closing date for the receipt of Tenders for the Supply of AirConditioning Plant for Victoria Memorial Theatre, has been extended to NOON— 8.356. ENGINEERS DEPARTMENT: Painting of the Undersides of (a) Victoria Birdge: (b) Mountbatten Bridge: (c) Elgin Bridge: (d) Crawford408 words
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Advertisement158 1956-02-15 10 YOUR VACATION IS OUR VOCATION May we plan your trip anywhere in the World. Experienced world wide Travel Agents cordially yours AMERICAN LLOYD AGENCY LTD., 64, Robinson Rood, Singapore 1. I Cobles; "Amerloyd"— Phono: *****/*****. YUGOSLAV LINE From Adriatic, N. East, India and Rangoon to Djakarta and Hongkong. Penong P.158 words
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Advertisement978 1956-02-15 11 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 ilB Incorporated m Smgapo,., (12 ll«a,» ■5? THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE 'g* Singaport «M for L^pco, 6 Mh 7** •"VnV X* i'C' Feb 15/1 F#b 17/18 *JSgV?S£m;*i&. Cl/2 Feb 1S Feb 16 F b U^.don-for-Lrv.rpooV6 C /34 FtblB ™»"/21 F.b 22/23 A»ch» M978 words
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Advertisement826 1956-02-15 11 MITSUI J3S| LINE S'pore P. S'ham Penong FOR JAPAN from Indie Fuii k o w o Mo,li for Yokohoma, Kobe. Moji 19 Feb 15 Ftb FOR JAPAN from Continent Aworasan Maru for Yokohama. Kobe, Nogova via Hongkong 15 Feb Haguroson Moru for Yokohamc Kobe Nogovo. v.o Hongkono 13 Feb FOR826 words
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Advertisement784 1956-02-15 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES SAILINGS TO CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA For Aden, Port Soid, Genoa, Antwerp, Rotterdom. Homburg, Copenhoaen, Gothenburg ond Otto. S'pora P^'Kom Peaang x) "INDIA" 28 Feb 2 Mor 3/4 Mar xx "SELANDIA" 9/11 Mor 12 12 Mor 1 3 14 Mor xxx) "SIENA" 19 20 Mor 21/22 Mar xxxx) "KINA" 21/21784 words
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Article281 1956-02-15 12 The cast of SLEEPING U HEN baby raises hell and won't be pacified when even floor-pacing fails to hush him New York mothers call in the "Lul laby Lady" And round comes pretty Dorothy Davenport with a dimpling smile and a voice like a turtle-dove to soothe him with a281 words
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Article124 1956-02-15 12 4 MERICAN wives wage relentless war on husl...nds who SNORE. Their h 'est weapons are snore ir^«k and snore balls A snore mask is a slins v lich fits right over and ■id-r a sleeper's rhin. keeps his mouth from falling open, prevents him from snoring or124 words
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Article715 1956-02-15 12 DOROTHY! ROE - DOROTHY ROE NEW YORK (AP) Slim is the line, light is the weight and wandering is the waistline of America's 1956 spring fashions. New York designers are unanimously agreed on the sheath silhouette for daytime straight, narrow and severe. But they do new tricks715 words
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Article149 1956-02-15 12 np\VO out of every three L American wives dislike the twin-bed habit. They prefer to shore a double bed with their husbands," says Norman Dine, head of New York's Sleep Shop. "But they all want the nocrowding models beds that are 6ft. 6 in." Norman Dine149 words
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Article, Illustration121 1956-02-15 12 Above: This blue nylon taffeta ruched nmt. worn over a printed nylon organdie gotvn* is one of the models on shoiv at the First ISational Trade Fair* a five day event at the Royal Albert Hall. An exotic touch is the bead-decorated cigarette holder. Left: It's a new121 words
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Article193 1956-02-15 12 TF you want to experiment 1 at breakfast-time try this unusual dish that is very popular in Switzerland. It's called MUESLI (say Mewsly) and it consists of uncooked oatflakes with fruit and sometimes vegetables, and milk. It is very good for you because it is what food experts193 words
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Article150 1956-02-15 12 I/OK people who like a bedtime snack but dislike crumbs in the bed, the Meen Shop provides mouth fu 1 size biscuits which you don't have *o bite. For husbands who do£e off when their wives want a cosy bedtime chat, there are pure r-affeine pills which keep150 words
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Article112 1956-02-15 12 •*\IANY wives admit the* J*- feel nervous when th< v sleep alone." Mr. Dine «1 New York's sleep shop sa>v "They find it reassuring w have their husbands dose to them. Often they say tfu have shared beds w»»J sisters before they married Most wives who do112 words
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Advertisement287 1956-02-15 12 Are you out of date? right to the roots of your P>Jf|£v "^W hair, drying it naturally, i It's very light and easy to handle and it's an extremely 1 handsome addition to your I SANtHLANDS iiffSY CO. LVD. DIAMOND AND GEM SET ENGAGEMENT WEDDING RINGS. A < /f <>•<!■287 words
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Miscellaneous280 1956-02-15 12 CANCER— June 21 to July '2 Be at home or in your sT TXTTTT <■► b office, base. Centre things l^lllllllfflfiilliM there for best results; com|J|*7TT| s |iW|L| P lete arrangements. I 3 ill yHikl si I llsk«M| Seek iniormation; exchange KdffinnlnnnlinLmiJliti f views; make allies of those ||§*r'i nearby.280 words
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Article820 1956-02-15 13 BILL FUNK - BILL FUNK THE greatest basketballing show in the history of tfie sports entertainment world will hit Singapore on Dec. 11 when Abe Saperstein's Harlem Globetrotters come to town in a big way big stars in a completely new production. The two basketball heads— Abe820 words
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Article131 1956-02-15 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The following players are invited to turn out for Selangor Women's Hockey Association second trial on the 17th on the Army Command ground here in preparation for the \vopjens inter-state quadrangular tournament to be held in Kuala Lumpur on Feb. 25 and 26131 words
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Article208 1956-02-15 13 RAF HOCKEY TEAM TO TOUR CEYLON THE ROYAL Air Force. Singapore will lour the Federation and Ceylon for a series of hockey matches. The team will start their tour on Feb. .J4 for Kuala Lumpur where they will play three matches. Probable opponents yre Royal Air Force. Malaya: Selangor State208 words
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Article151 1956-02-15 13 COLOURS. possessing a more forceful forward line beat Whites by four goals to two in a SHA hockey trial played on the padang yesterday. Though they had the lion's share of the exchanges, Colours, who were at one time leading 2 o, lost control of151 words
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550 1956-02-15 13 Three Top Racers Out Of Sunday's Speed Trial By EDIN PETERS THERE will be three notable absentees at the Singapore Motor Club's annual half-mile standingstart speed trial programme to be held on the Lim Chu Kang road, off 10th mile Bukit Timah road, on Sunday. They will be the Chan550 words
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Article100 1956-02-15 13 THE following are the two teams selected last night by the Singapore Hockey Association to meet the Federation and Perak on Saturday and Sunday respectively. Both games will be played at Jalan Besar Stadium. Team for Saturday against the Federation: E. N. Pillai; R. Mosbergen, Ajit Singh:100 words
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Article198 1956-02-15 13 SINGAPORE Engineer Regiment, led by Capt. A E. Beringer, meet the Hongkong finalists, 74 LAA Regt. Royal Artillery in the semi-final of the Farelf Rugger championship at Tanglin today. The Sappers are well served by 2/Lt. Phipps, Sgt. Bryant, Cpl. Evans and Capt. Beringer The198 words
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Article, Illustration422 1956-02-15 13 IT TAKES MORE THAN COURAGE TO BEAT THE FIJIANS KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. That it takes courage, plus weight, height, speed and thrust to be successful in that hard game called rugger was the lesson hammered home by the Fijians in their match against the Malayan Asians on the Prince's Road422 words
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Article44 1956-02-15 13 INDIAN Brotherhood Sports Club trounced Royal Army Pay Corps 7—3 in a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday. Scorers for the Indians were: S. Sankar (4). Syed Ali <2> and K. Pandan. Hyromskeikh <2) and Grimshaw scored for R.A.P.C.44 words
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Article44 1956-02-15 13 AFTER a goalless first-half. Royal Signals combined well to beat the Singapore Cricket Club 4-2 in a friendly hockey fixture played at the SCC padang yesterday. Norris (2). Abdullah and Baharon netted for Royal Signals while Grezoux and Fiske scored for SCC.44 words
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Advertisement423 1956-02-15 13 CLASSIFIED ADS SITUATION VACANT CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA DEISEL ENGINEERS required with sound knowledge and practical experience of erection and maintenance of small and medium sized Diesel Engines driving AC Generators. Electrical knowledge an advantage Applicants should preferably hold Ist class MOT Diesel Certificate or Endorsement.423 words
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Miscellaneous263 1956-02-15 13 Li 1 Abner By A/ Copp S^^* //A/VAy-^/T j mic;c. g;TFMT.Fi V r HOW .ck- I HAVE C NOT i'mS^^ N A THAT'S UFE.'f- MA'M, WOULD NO' OLD ARE 1 V. 7 VOU > TOO C/ TO BE f# B-6UTVO'SA>D *^>.l HO MATTER HOW \BE SO KIND AS VOU?/-^ (V263 words
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Article969 1956-02-15 14 Pulot Puteh next. Now Showing was last. Above All was comfortably clear of National Trust and Saratoga into the straight where Now Showing made up ground. Keeping up a bright run ail the way to the post Above All ran home a two-leneth winner from969 words
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Article, Illustration1234 1956-02-15 14 SHAMROCK SUPPER SPRINGS A SURPRISE FIRST TIME OUT P APPLE WICK PAYS $147 From WINDSOR LAD KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Mr. T. V. Mitchell's Shamrock Slippe today carried topweight and Jackie Jones to victory in the main sprin event on the second day of the Selangor Gold Cup Meeting. Shamrock Slipper,1,234 words
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342 1956-02-15 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Yon Mian of Johore won the open singles title of ttie sixth post-war AllMalaya Malays tennis championships which ended on the Sultan Sulaiman Sports Club hard courts here today. Today, Yon Mian beat the holder H. Khamis of Singapore by342 words
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Article, Illustration55 1956-02-15 14 TAKING a smart uppercut on the chin. Kid Gavilan, the former World Weltertreight champion from Cuba during his contest against Peter Waterman of Clapham, London, at Harringay Arena, London, Feb. 7. When the referee, Ben Green of Yorkshire, gave the points verdict to Waterman, it was the signal ior aA.P. - 55 words
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Article53 1956-02-15 14 TOTAL POOL $186,800 Is* Prize No. *****1 ($50,436) 2nd Prize No. *****8 ($25,218) 3rd Prize No. *****1 ($12,609) Starters ($3,152 each): Nos *****3, *****6, *****6, *****4. Consolation Prizes ($1,120 each): Nos. *****3, *****7, *****9, *****3, *****7, *****9, *****8, *****2, *****4, *****0. Treble Tote: No winner (pool to53 words
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Article65 1956-02-15 14 SELETAR ROUNDUP SOCCER— Services Schools junior league results: Seletar A drew 2-2 with Pasir Panjang A at Seletar. Scorers: Andersoi. and Stevens for Seletar; P;ews (2) for Pasir Panjang. Seletar B drew 0-0 with Pasir Panjang B. HOCKEY Inter Section knockout competition: GSB again drew65 words
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257 1956-02-15 14 AFTER FIVE YEARS, WHIMSTER IS CHAMP AT LAST IPOH. Tues— J. R. Whimster of Kuala Lumpur today won the North Malayan amateur golf championship title heating C. A. Collins of Penang two up in the final. This is Whimster's first success in this championship which he has competed in for257 words
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Article47 1956-02-15 14 CHIEF Technician Lcgan and his 13-year-old son, Roy. struck a winning partnership in the RAF Seletar Golf Clubs 4 ball best ball bogey competition yester day. The Logans won «ix ud. They also won the ball sweep over t the second nine holes (3 up)..47 words
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Article27 1956-02-15 14 RAF Dynamos be at RAF Jurong 3-2 at soccer at Yio Chu Kan? Road yesterday. Huggett and Jones (2) for Dynamos; MacHardy (2) for Jurong.27 words
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Article354 1956-02-15 14 THE Ist FIJIAN Regiment's rugger team in the seven-a-side tournament yesterday took on a new look. Fielding six newcomers to competitive rugger, the Fijians won through to the second round by beating Nee Soon Waggoners 14 points (a goal, a penalty goal and two354 words
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Article, Illustration62 1956-02-15 14 PIC- lure. MAUREEN "Little Mo" Connolly, three times winner of the Wimbledon women's singles title, turned professional on Feb. 6 in Chicago. Maureen uses the back of William F. King, vice-president of the Wilson Sporting Goods Co., as a "desk" as she signs an autograph afterA.P. - 62 words
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354 1956-02-15 14 Federation XI Triumph 3-0 Over Pak. Navy KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Federation gave a dazzling performance to beat Pakistan Navy 3-0 in a hockey match at Gurney Road today beiore a large crowd. The Federation forwards playing with plenty of dash were brilliantly backed by their halves in wfhich left half354 words
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