Singapore Standard, 18 May 1956
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Title Section26 1956-05-18 1 Singapore Standard GJKGHKGK ***** (5 linetY Wqq /fLi VF| w T FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 2414 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1936 It I»\(.K> l"> KNTS26 words
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Article, Illustration1272 1956-05-18 1 There Is A Time When Tragedy Looks Like A Farce Cant Help Being Cynical Reluctance To Resign THURS.— I I :.ZDY CAN A FARCE. behind B I d. and ButterI is an opera I feel that I ptra has Orv: I ecause Mr. T m* m i ■r P*ny benchers1,272 words
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Article157 1956-05-18 1 X L A L A LUMPUR. Thurs. A general court martial here today cashiered Major Ifaynard Leslie Denny an artillery otliecr. on five charges of fraud and sentenced him to I year's jail, subject to confirmation. The court martial headed by Brigadier W. F Anderson157 words
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Article51 1956-05-18 1 LONDON. May 17 <Rcuter> Sir Anthony Eden. the Prime Minister, said today the British Government welcomed the Russian reduction of her armed forces. He told the House of Common.-: "We have m fact reduced our armaments considerably and are still doing 80. We welcome the Russian51 words
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138 1956-05-18 1 HONGKONG. May 17 (UP) The 25 Communist Chinese students held up here en route to the forthcoming Asian-African students conference m Bandung returned to Red China today whiie the police are still continuing their search oi the Dutch liner TJiluwah for any signs of sabotage.138 words
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Article450 1956-05-18 1 ALL OVER: SO IT'S HOME AGAIN I Boyd Bids Farewell With A Red Camellia LONDON, MAY 17, (REUTER) THERE WILL BE NO RESUMPTION OF THE ANGLO-SINGAPORE "MERDEKA CONFERENCE WHICH ENDED IN FAILURE ON TUESDAY. CHIEF MINISTER DAVID MARSHALL TOLD REPORTERS AFTER HIS MEETING TODAY WITH THE BRITISH COLONIAL SECRETARY MR.450 words
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Article121 1956-05-18 1 Governor First To Arrive THE Governor of Sineaporc. Sir Robert Bhuk. rcturnj to Singapore today following the breakdown of the merdeka talks m London. He left London by air on Wednesday. Minister for Commerce Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy was the first member of the Labour I ront to leave London121 words
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Article111 1956-05-18 1 Charter Delay Queried LONDON M H (Rcuker)—A Labour Member 1 A .^ked yesterday bal ream Ca ia la lakistan and India bad yea for the deU: d nominaHag members to the Com- m alth ;on h is to dra: 1 'ie\v constitution for the Federal i-n of Malaya. Mr. Alan111 words
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Article63 1956-05-18 1 MOSCOW. May 17 'UP' Bruno Pontecorvo. the British atom scientist who lei I Britain to work lor the Soviets, showed Hf) last night at an atom conference to face his old American coikagu< s. The dramatic meeting took place at I "high energy"' conference63 words
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Article27 1956-05-18 1 the Japanese expedition climb d tho 26.658 fool Manaslu Peak on May 9 and 11. Mr. V Maki. the xprditlon'fi Nader reported by ra- ReuterReuter - 27 words
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123 1956-05-18 1 WASHINGTON. May 17 'Reuter* President Soekarno ol Indonesia appealed to the United States Congress today to understand that nationalism was the mainspring o$ the effort! Of Asia and Africa. "Understand that and you have the key to much of n.i^war hi.tnrv ho sain m postwar history,123 words
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242 1956-05-18 1 DANCE TO THE RICH SNUBS FOR POOR Leong Admits Discrimination In Hospitals X I A L A LIMPIK, Thins.— Staff of Federation hospitals often neglect the poor but dance attendance on the rich. This was idmitted todaj by ire Federal Minif^r for Health. Mr. Lcon^ Yew Koh. Th.' Minister tald242 words
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Article1526 1956-05-18 2 Party Leaders Tell Why The negotiations Broke Down Britain Considers Spore A Fortress Like Cyprus CHIEF Minister Dli I Ma: ?r la nifihi a -> ed the peop I Siiigftpor^ r' the Merdeka Delegation unI they knew the full b -vhich led to1,526 words
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Advertisement141 1956-05-18 2 z a^9*K£|M^HßjH^ r sfyhsh A4O-Ar>o IHO lotaQOfr Ofi fl fl^fc^s^^^SP^ nhrad m r f^-. VC" i_J-^|alat^^ M IK. j <^~ /Jfc "*^^^!^^aw^Ss^^^^^^BH c b^^^^^^^b^^hL^^B bw ...",I greatest range of cars... Sa^a^B^B^Bß^aV a^BHB^H IL^S ft^B BMB HBBBB^§t^ NJjUggj 1 a^^^B^BHH^^BSi^BHHBI^B aQi^B^B^a^DKß^B^B^^B^^BKK ''Ss: Ali lln rar havr enviable reputation for dependability and141 words
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Article, Illustration58 1956-05-18 3 U svdnet the b»rt*« l ßsf blP r i oifc" JJ kafe tJSSir. Mr. JJ7^cU were f« uW i^^i if a local ran STtfce f^.- Bill ,^twllrb r *frtis«lastk* Jit for it. he tojbrd «>s told of the I ft«fU f«r HvaliM m the Ik krfwe his Utraid kH58 words
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Article62 1956-05-18 3 RE poli eman, Lance Corporal Bandpatai accit shot m the shou r by another policeman m Woodlands Road Police Station. Be was admitted to the Gcastal Hospital yesterday. L/C I :^atai had retu: I to the station after d X a batch of other consta o were re:62 words
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Article44 1956-05-18 3 a shipping i four forghis asrcaten- if he uctions. a Court KUnr Kong Koon, *ne trial of S. with r cash i he knew to be 15 last year. SaMrosendjojo RT^fc cne morning. C** vouchers and I "ie name pLr* 501 m Chir44 words
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Article33 1956-05-18 3 Phases of JV* things to be fcfeuSfSP Meeti SuS straits 1 next Friday; llttFjf 111 led f <L*J* National I 7n '«r five |jS l^ v yo«a f I ""i *Uend these33 words
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339 1956-05-18 3 Jungle Fighter's One Failure —Wine, Women Song AN excellent jungle fighter, Private John David Marshall, 22, of the Queen s Royal Regiment, had one weakness wine, women and song sc his officer told a Singapore Court Martial yesterday. This weakness, the Court was further told, threw the young soldier into339 words
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Article73 1956-05-18 3 MR. LEONARD Cnm hrr, nn authority r>u CM" itrsp srrrrt fOCi€ti<Sj Will Ipealc OH that tubfeei r;.s gwttt of Honour nt. a luncheon meeting of the Women* t Auxiliory or tlic A'"pncnn Assor:ntwn of Ma'ava, on June 5. Tiie '■■rr I ng ill be kcU nt the73 words
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319 1956-05-18 3 MR. S. Jafl n, chairman of the Singapore Seamen's Council, ynterday warned G m^nt of a grave th: li of unemployment among the Cok men, He said unU .mediate action was taken to protect the interests of the seafarers, they would become a social liability319 words
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Article140 1956-05-18 3 Need To Revise Ordinance I r reriaJ nof the Bch( la R( gistartion Ordlnance oi l-'^' 1 wt i xpresst -d by Urn Peoples Action Party KxecutiTc Committee bn cent stat< dm nt Th- 1 itatt iw nt taM ttM dtmand for revision was n< c< sHury because of lh€140 words
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Article55 1956-05-18 3 .IOHORK BAHRU, Thun." s. v man bin Sa 1 wai lined < i m the Magistrate*! Couii .v lot driving a cat on Dec 29 with •it driving Uan m r.r. di I being cowed witli an bMorance p< x Ho was further cisqualified nron holding55 words
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Article75 1956-05-18 3 A Singapore Magistrate vr-!er:<iv committed Teo Bng Bee to the next Assizes for the alleged abduction ol millionaire copra merchant, Mr. Tan Puay Cboo, on March 23. Tv .v:.*y-ei~ht WitneSSd £avc len c In the throe-day preliminary Inquiry, conducted by Fourth Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Dei ereux-Colebourn.75 words
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Article28 1956-05-18 3 NINE Officer cadets of the Federation Army arrived m Singapore yesterday from Enuiand after finishing a two-yoar offierr course. They will all be as Second Lieutenants.28 words
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116 1956-05-18 3 At Stake So Clerk Passed Vouchers ii if he rel aed he would be "sacked" ..j wa> H Bn d thought of my wife and cfca> drenV" Low said. "My duties w la iMck thl manifest an OUJChi 011 l Bm cargoes brought by the ita p> into port," Low116 words
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Article65 1956-05-18 3 SSRS&fBAN, T-v.rs.—Palam-samy Mttei lay fined »-5 m the Magistrate^ Court for ng used cinema ticket? i« the Rca XkMtn Raya. sector DuUa Singh, prr^- cc irt that Palanisamy resold the tickets for $2 each, wlaen the original price wa.- n b 9 cents each. the65 words
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119 1956-05-18 3 A LIMITED number ol leats ai the Queen*j Birthday Farad. 1 U) DC held at 7. M1) a.r.i. on May :i m Singapore, will be a\ lilable to the public Hcketi for thete mti, v.i.; h v. :1. be lituated m a Special119 words
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155 1956-05-18 3 JO:. BAHRU, Thurs. Hie Johore I randi of the nine c Asso< iation n cr who are i rs of the Federal .live Conn 1. »,r the Sir:- itivc A ;cmb!y. be mcmi- on the Genera: Commr the MCA It h i wanti a155 words
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369 1956-05-18 3 THE British Red Cross Society, Singapore Branch, is now able to consider building its own premises as soon as Government provides a suitable site, says the Society's 1955 Report which will be presenteJ at the Annual General Meeting369 words
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Article49 1956-05-18 3 .TOHORE BAHRT. Th.:r<.— In the Se?>ions Court today Chens Siew, a 21-year-old labourer, was sentenced to four months' jail tor being m unlawful possession cf 27 katii of scrap rubber. He told the Court he ha 1 permission from a keoala to take the rubber.49 words
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Article141 1956-05-18 3 Death Verdict Passed AMIN bin Mohamed, a 23--year-old labourer, was yesterday sentenced to death at the Singapore Assize Court for the murder of Malay woman, Jauyah binte Salleh, at Upper Aljunied Road m January. The jury returned a unanimous verdict of guilty. Three others, Philip Foo alias Yaacob, Ignatius Thomas141 words
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Article63 1956-05-18 3 PHILIP T~n alias Yacob. M, was yesterday charged m a Singapore Magistrate's Court for housebreaking and thefl af a stiver belt, a fountain pen and cash 1350. He was alternatively '-harcon with dishonestly retaining stolen property bI a Malay farm off Chang] R >ad63 words
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Article, Illustration62 1956-05-18 4 THIS magnificent building will stand as a monument to the work of Lady Templer, wife of the former Federation High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer. She worked hard and tirelessly to provide one of the finest Tuberculosis treatment centres m South-east Asia. Yesterday, Lady62 words
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Article, Illustration500 1956-05-18 4 A Project That She Started Comes To Life Xl ALA Lt MPIR, Thurs. Lady Templer, wife of a former Federation High Commission-, er, today opened the 53,--000,000 tuberculosis Hospital which is named after her. She had flown or. f (roan Eng and500 words
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Article157 1956-05-18 4 COMMEDITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot F. 0.8. 8.") I 85^ No 1 K.S.S Juno H B">i No. Z.Hmt B3| 84 No. 1 June 8;j 83!: Tone: I'ncertain. TIN PRICE The price of tin yesterdiy was S37(i per pitul (Unchanged). LONDON157 words
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Article38 1956-05-18 4 UK A. K. DATTA SARMA Offi Tanjong Walim j Hospital, and Mrs Datta Sai i ere entertained 1 c nnei bj the Qfl Malira Chine c community last night He hai resigned fron-: G vernmeni Mrvice38 words
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Article63 1956-05-18 4 SEREMBAN, Thurs.— A student, Ifohamed Anmiar, it, WM vestcrnav bound over m the sum or |50 by the President of the Sessions Court for corruptly offering $1 to a police constable when he was stopped for cycling without a lamp, at Rasah Road, on April63 words
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Article23 1956-05-18 4 THE Postal Services Department has opened an agency m Sungei Ruan New Village, Raub. to serve the 2.000 inhabitants living there.23 words
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Article175 1956-05-18 4 We Want One In Each State Leong KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Tuberculosis is Malaya's "number one" killer and, it is tiie aim of Government to have a TB hospital m each State and Settlement, Minister for Health, Mr. Leong Yew Koh, sard when the Lady175 words
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Article51 1956-05-18 4 JOHORE BAHRU Th rt. RIDA bM |fc en a loan of 33.000 to Ah King n rdi the n of rcplmtillg If acres of orchard tnd sT~ i Ifohamed Don iii Eiaji a. Rahman. of Batu Paliat, b itdi 'ho i of replanting i Tea of51 words
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Article106 1956-05-18 4 KUAL ALUMPUR, Thurs.— Radio Malaya, long mad to "canned" features, is turning a new leal next month— with a local ■'band show." Thif programme has been d< signed as series of fortnightly presentations, featuring Tony Soliano'f Band. The varied items m the show inc.ude- "A Ta.e106 words
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Article57 1956-05-18 4 TANJONG MALIM. Thur?. —A mystery fire razed a house m Kampong Rasau, near Slim River yesterday. The occupants were away at Slim River enjoying Hari Raya holidays, when the fire broke out. Villagers tried m vain to put it out. The fire-brigade reached the scene as57 words
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Article131 1956-05-18 4 PINANG, Thurs.— NcgotlaHtaQj *Wm tim the worktop ci Urn Ptnanj Port l*rt*d tins afternoon beD the Stevedoring EtnI As: ociation and the National Union of Factory and Genera! Workers at the office of the Assistant Trade Union Adviser, Mr. C TharmaLingarn No derision was131 words
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Advertisement325 1956-05-18 4 CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS 2nd WEEK TATHAY# 5 m» n»L n\V THHW ah conqitiqwcd </T and 9.3opjn. J til LI A I lUUAI ■^rtrxraw tv jj-oo \t-G-M pr'te*is The Lore Story of a PriifceMi s^~^--' m TIST.MASCOPE.nd COLOR O GRACE KELLY -ALEC GUINNESS GJ O LOUIS JOURDAN. (J J> VJ\r---~)"THE SWAN"(^--^325 words
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Advertisement279 1956-05-18 4 *Shaw 'brothers* on* n NOVV CAPITm SH()wi\(;: WHr l I UL Kladd Robinsonlj \\g "THE DARKEST HOUR- 1 M'iJ Midnight Tomorrow' n c, t Ul/ HWA "LOVE SHA J 'I Ml |l If f<i v\ |i 5 SHOWS DCV r IIAIIY 1 lit A, J FIGHT RACM 1 \Phs j279 words
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336 1956-05-18 5 Old-Time Trader Urges Moderation IPOII, Thurs.— The settlement of the question of citizenship is but one of the many problems facing Malaya, the retiring chairman of the board of directors of Messrs. Guthrie Co. Ltd., Mr. A. F. Taylor, said here last night. But, he336 words
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48 1956-05-18 5 We Stole Because Of Pack Of Parental Love ■10l A Kleptomaniac, Says Doctor l.uk of parental love, the son of a pastor, one of '^t^lOcent coins from three stude^ J I I I I- r iOr I fl -fcneral I I thC I I nuns sect the pa-48 words
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Article63 1956-05-18 5 I inYs I Majormm Van Don- tol two-day E> aits m the B^Oifiskmal disI tuo I nel I Attache I men! Don arli: it the Bidor fcniiL: afternoon I Battalion Rw entertained E& battalion's X Officer The I :am Ef ns fuest of I Metcalfc. I Bw of the63 words
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Article31 1956-05-18 5 p- TJ The Mn Jajanti anmPM be etkknted at t temple m HPt ej^ Irom LJn^Sioas senices P* the temple thxt days. A PJ te the illuminafJJWf, Md preL TlfiS.31 words
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Article168 1956-05-18 5 SIN lAPORE win smn have a co-opera*vc fresh milk farm n the as the hu^e Colo:: lan farm I op m Bombay. T ke H..•: UIC Sir.^nC Operative So ieties, Ml A X I |ie The .aard y. lay th ii the vv o;.168 words
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Article92 1956-05-18 5 SOLDIER DISLIKED COOKING \USE of a sudden r-:..-_ for cooking, a young >ldi< George I- iward Emery, t v from his battah r r Soon for nine da Pte. Emery. 20, o: Arr-. Catering C wi guilty, was sent need I 28 days* detention by a Singapore Court Martial yesterday,92 words
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86 1956-05-18 5 \'GAPORE airport b proving constantly, I Sales Manager of Rotol Ltd., London, Mr. H. NewDort I The Standard yesterci. Mr. Newport, a college-mate of Mr. J. J. Bryan who built the airport, had seen the airport twice. He flew m again by Qantas yesterday86 words
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Article34 1956-05-18 5 TAX.IOXG MALIM, T.. ppt.— A goat hen. >und one of his goats swallowed by a 13- foot python. agers attacked the reptile with sticks and a Home Guard finally oad.34 words
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Article206 1956-05-18 5 Enjoyable Chamber Music Standard's Musir Critic 'S I eonre r t of chamber music was givei I the Victoria Memorial Hall night by the Robert Qua (Robert In; N i inie Jamte- viola; Muncl Taj o: Kir. \-.derson, piano) consisting of works oy Mozart. Beethoven and Dw ipmrt from theV.F.D. - 206 words
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Article, Illustration84 1956-05-18 5 THAT'S mo. Pedro, with the stron« man act. Together with my partner, Pancfci, another pgft. forming thimp anzee. wo open a now floor show at the Mandarin Hoom (Capitol) tonight, with roller-skating and w ire-w alkinu tiuks. Appearing with us arc two now singers. Rod O'Dell (Jaaecce Adele,) from84 words
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Article105 1956-05-18 5 Famous Educator Flies In DR FRANK Charles Laubach, tamed American educate i and n&issloaary, arrived In Singapore last night for a daj flail to the City. Dr. Laubachi advocate of the "each one teach one" plan for combatting Illiteracy, Ka making a wodd consultation tour. He la accompanied by Mr,105 words
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Article263 1956-05-18 5 THE Inivrrsity of Malaya app(Miitni:nts board has come under criticism by corl.iin «i aduales on its nnthod Of fulfilling its function as a liaison body. Tlir Hoard MW as a liaison body brtwron employers and graduates who are looking for jobs, the chairniaii of the263 words
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Advertisement374 1956-05-18 5 "TEMPLS FIGIT" means NOW IS THE TDIE >• to open a a I M.nimnnn Deposit £100 II DEPOSIT ACCOUNT LOMBARD BANKING Ii SPECIALISTS m Finance for Modern I I Industrial Plant. Machiner>', Marine Craft, m M L Aircraft, Vehicles and al types oi Equipment J m the new fields of374 words
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Miscellaneous600 1956-05-18 5 Almanac Information at a Glance mmtmr^^ tomunaxy (S); Ml ffTirrrtrT of News ilfJt, ItJtai): itO Nr MillnAJ'H rAv/<l» Markei Report |S); 7pm Nov..- 250 Australian Editorial Opinion Jfc^.^" Tin Ni-w< T..:k (S XL); T.l.i (l't.il-imi; Li£ht fcl- x 'nr^if C^,^^«i^^ Modern Indonesian Music JS); (19 58m); 3 p.m. Tne Besi600 words
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Article564 1956-05-18 6 rr-HE Federation Minister for Agriculture, Inche 1 AMM A* MM* Frrirral Lt^ ls:atlve Council t:.v he intended to boost local MM P™c 0 large sums of money would be saved r- curtailment of importation of foreign f: A /iz. ex-newspaperman and ex-fishery cfr:'-:- bren preaching to the raayat564 words
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Article336 1956-05-18 6 Pra i o: Singapore has reached its nadir. imhfritiml how the BMnbcn of the i: mission feel when Mr. David Marshall, a:; having haughtily flung back the halt' loaf m the face o: Mr Lennox-Boyd. now cringingly it U| back-door whimpering tor the crun.: Whether he had done336 words
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Article73 1956-05-18 6 RAWLE KNOX - Leaderless on the Trade Routes RAWLE KNOX WfTT*rrTQFT?FfF^SM ffgSl I jfi S^iliS 12 t'nii'fJ ¥t !y tI vSlSiTaS^oSSB H3 Ti^XtSißii n Ml ■vrfflrTl aL' Ifi/Ujjiifl 'intl i fll i I J Tir* w^ ri>l FiTaJ i»iiJ k9HmhBBH si I«lHJ.!IM»f -raW raj JgJ it niLffljflii ir^y i II EsshhhhKS Hh ill73 words
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Article547 1956-05-18 6 Sir; It would appear that the Chief Minister ol Singapcp- who seems to have acquired the title of Prime Minister by his own promotion— has met hifl Waterloo m London. m this surely all levelheaded people m Singapore will be by no means a rry,547 words
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Article134 1956-05-18 6 Sir; Some time back there was a statement made by the Fire Brigade Chief m connection with the fire at Saso Lane when six persons were burned to death. It la not surprising if this incident occurred again A steam sawmill, a short distance away from a foundry134 words
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Article468 1956-05-18 6 TT'S TH.4T rran flpon Sttf* when all Singapore WOM beginning to breathe freely following the good vrws that the Mrrdeka talks had flOWh prd, David Saul Marshall, like a Jack-in-the-box, sprang from the depUis of rfespa t into winch he had fill k 0 I468 words
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Article51 1956-05-18 6 Sir; To the intelligentsia who numbered several thousands and who could easily distinguish the woods from the trees, your front page headline "MERDEKA FLOPS' brought broad smiles and joyful sighs of relief. The reason is not far to seek. Why run when you still cannot walk properly? OBSERVER51 words
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Article94 1956-05-18 6 God Help S' pore Sir: Why are the people of Singapore >o gullible? We have brcn fooled BO often before by Mr. Marshall's threat to resign that we must realize that he doea not mttt it. I am willing to bet that on his return there will be the usual94 words
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Article19 1956-05-18 6 Sir; They fold thf r tents, just like the Arab.-, and silently (sic) steal away. VIVE SINGAPORE Singapore19 words
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Article101 1956-05-18 6 Bii After mAof 0M draft constitution by Dito Onn wtiidi ■pptsred Ui fow paper, mij I a^k Dato Onn to clarify the following question through the medium of your paper pleaie! With icferenoe to bicameral orsteni of parliainenf Thereby the elected BMMbea ti lh§ upper houee aj c cii101 words
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Article272 1956-05-18 6 Sir; I Sincerely hope that the delegates from i States and Settlemer.* tending the annual general meeting of the Malayan Cl :.ese Association Sal v Ma 1956. be raref..: > z bearer j for the new term of afl c H is my opinion that Dato272 words
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Advertisement71 1956-05-18 6 GRAMPIAN SOUND EfISJ "GRAMPOLA" W^^\ A mplified Elcdric S GRAMOPHO\E V v MODEL 111/A2. I $250.00 Only I with -CARRARD' :^SPMI)J^J^ILi^ requirements v*>-,cre a PorTODM needed. For Edurctond and .s also on r- r :e for Honr« A NewPort^ A r picas ng err' standard ct qual t, reaa»*lCtion. KEE71 words
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149 1956-05-18 7 Visit To China Grands Three Thai MPs A Lock-Up IT Reuter).— Three members of I »i\ and one merchant were J _><i with violating the antiI M.nductinj; anti-government J i to Communist China ep Jotinuchit, leader of the opp r. -.--nuty lea::--:- v r.cmber of the par' The merchant is149 words
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Article49 1956-05-18 7 Russia For NATO Is Song Aim' n L| .iienauer. the told m roa had t>f en aimfttant future. ij^cijfa a wrek ago man \rleC tor furth lißjry. was widely denauer [Ffdeal Committee had t ■;.-r.*.y that fecoa to let Russim r :>;nterr meant it as I tar the distant49 words
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Article12 1956-05-18 7 ■OEEK ar.-i West I Rac *igr.ed a cul■taa«Bt m Athens ReuterReuter - 12 words
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Article, Illustration80 1956-05-18 7 Niil«'<l into Hongkong while on a mp a v 1 «M»0 miles at sea. was built several years ago into its j« D Ken and hi s associate, Barry Henley, sitting ar- .«nd was heading for Montreal, from where the trip <v m 1J»:>:> The "Half Safe." bottom, passesU.P. - 80 words
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Article281 1956-05-18 7 -Cr A RELUCTANT US I STAYS INDIFFERENT LONDON, May 17 (UP)— Britain is relaxing parts of the Western embargo on trade with Communist China without waiting for the reluctant United States to agree on a formal relaxation, it was disclosed yesterday. The British relaxation281 words
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Article481 1956-05-18 7 GIRLS SHED SEVERITY FOR BRIGHT COLOURS CLOTHES ARE A SYMBOL OF CULTURE' PEKING, May 17 (Keutm Peking's first fashion show for more Hun seven years. seen at a fashion exhibition here, may herald a "new 1 >k" m women's clothes m China. Since the Communists came481 words
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Article76 1956-05-18 7 Mollet And Russians Begin Talks MOSCOW, May 17 (BtuUr) President Khmenti Yoroshilov today received M. Guy Mollet, the French Premier and M. Christian Pineau. Foreign Minister. Mr. Mn'ntov. the Soviet F-t--eicn Minister also took part m the talks, Tass, the official Soviet news BSjtDCJ, reported. MOSCOW Radio inter reported that76 words
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Article25 1956-05-18 7 A BRITISH soldier was killed and two others wounded when terrorists threw two bombs at a military patrol vehicle In Famagssta yesterday. Renter.25 words
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Article50 1956-05-18 7 A TRAVEL bureau m Oslo which has arranged the first conducted tour of Russian holidaymaker.s m Norway since the war reports that 25 people are expected m the first group. Alter three days m Oslo they will tour the west coast Fjord districts between Bergen and Trondheim. Reuter.50 words
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Article49 1956-05-18 7 WASHINGTON May \1 (AP> Eric John ton Pn sident Eisenhower's representative m the Middle East, said yesterday the odds arc 3--1 that I -rat and tl Arab States w;ii acr^ joint development ol Jordan Riv< r wil h r the aext threi i c tout fi ats.49 words
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Article49 1956-05-18 7 'No Danger NEW YORK, May 17 (AP) S retai of the Air F'>rf Donald Qualc t nighi th< re is l *£ra^ c danger" I R ia's talk of peace a 1 anna! ent n ghi mgert d ir t the free oi I mi droi ping Ui -^rd.49 words
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Article53 1956-05-18 7 WASHINGTON. May IT. (AY v S Deften c Department i ..->.. said y( t< rday the bulk of the old battle Oro^'.rj has been sold I ■crap to a Don panj is Buaai and they have no informal ior. on urbane it will be :hr. m to be53 words
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Article17 1956-05-18 7 May Japan I na] Trade mi Ministry yester i no weapons may be Intenutionai conflicts.17 words
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Article27 1956-05-18 7 Mined Shot At IE! a.LEM May 1' Ar man I-:.,. .;> v.. -p wounded -r. 'I 'my x whrn If rr.. r-■■. .p struck a land mine near27 words
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Article18 1956-05-18 7 BERLIN y. P .a .i r I MH rr vr.- t: :r< f May 8.18 words
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Article20 1956-05-18 7 DJAK r set deficit I f > will amount to bill:- i I ruahs, r I I >isono announced jresi20 words
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Article233 1956-05-18 7 For Two-Time Kilters Commons Votes Death LONDON. May 17 (UP) The House of Commons voted last night to keep the death penalty for murderers who kill again while serving a life sentence for a previous murder. The vote, which set back parliamentary effort to abolish the death penalty entirely,233 words
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Article117 1956-05-18 7 NEW DELHI, May '.7 r\P) n famine la developing on the -rßeporti reaching here jester* I heeli of a rebellion In Eastern Kalknpong i totrnlTlbet against Chinese orcupanear thr Tibetan border, said tion forces. A^i:tc food shortages are hem? felt m the area as fichtm^ between117 words
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Article48 1956-05-18 7 CAIRO, M i: (Re iter) The E| ptian Cabinet last nighi lecided to re lognize nunisi China, ifl wai o:Ticially announced. Efjrpl ""M'iM diplomatic relati ns with teven .■•-or Con tates— Russia, B Saria, C. vakia, Huj gary, R an Vug sla-48 words
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Article64 1956-05-18 7 Chiang Takes Notice TAIPEH. Formosa, May 17 (Reuten.— Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist government will step up diplomatic relations with other Middle Eastern countries following Egypt's decision to recognize Communist China, cabinet sources said here today. The Chinese Nationalist Foreign Affairs Minister Dr. George Yen told the cabinet of Egypt's decision today.64 words
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Article60 1956-05-18 7 COPENHAGEN. May 17 (Renter) Sales of Customs free (■i^Hrcttear on ships plying the Oeresund between Denmark and Sweden ioottMCjd bj a third m 1053, according to the Danish Customs statistic?. Increases between 80 and M per cent were also noted m sales of spirits, cigars and60 words
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152 1956-05-18 7 LOS ANGELES, May 17 (AP)— Actress Jeanne Cram has charged her estranged husband with non-support; with beating her until she was unconscious; threatening to disfigure her and with "humiliating" relations with other women. The red-haired beauty yesterday filed an amended complaint to her divorce action152 words
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Article60 1956-05-18 7 MADRAS. May 17 (AW •The Banares Hindu University yesterday gave ten thousand reasons why it ti withholding the examination results of 266 students. University authorities said. local newspapers r ported that the student! ran up heavy bills at campus restaurants and other shops and the amount owing60 words
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94 1956-05-18 7 Britain Staggers Under Her Defence Burden LONDON, May 17 (AP)— Britain carries a dclcnce burden nearly twice the awragc of its \Ve>t European allies, Harold MacMillan, Chancellor of the Exchequer, said \esterday. i€ For- a reduction, he add* .rse is a pip* lan dirl not tn^nfi n the So\ decision94 words
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Article107 1956-05-18 7 Reds Ban Radio Link In Berlin BERLIN. May 17 (UP) DM S-v;. M| f-r p s Army yesterday it is illfcal to operate army auti mobiles equipped with two-way radio telephones m the s< t sector of this divided city. Maj-Otß P. A D.br Berlin's Soviet commandant, made the stati107 words
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Article54 1956-05-18 7 LONDON May l. U An <Vm< r B-47 Si o\n r era i \tlani al n Land End r s re« ai Un i r a.r launched along t. ,uth -.ish coast On- para-] v ported sighted about six and a half miles offshore and a54 words
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Advertisement58 1956-05-18 7 y/ The only watch 1 1 Powerwind I POWERWIND is the neweM and /^SBStSS^ jU winding mechanism cut mf &f *""^s; \waW overwound, never underuound, I W-A^^ /r«H energy thai krep«* \our /Z^^BL^^^^^^^dß^B^^^ watch running cmii vlhii >/^r >x y"^ fl l major jeature§ Zf Unbreokoble Moinspring 100 r r58 words
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Article95 1956-05-18 8 PEKANG, Thun.— VflUfen of Juru Xcv VI laat m C Provi:: i H i ay v. eni to the poUl yesterday to c I their villase commit :ec fof Ihi next 12 months. Out of the nine candidates chosen six were re-elected. The C" Attain Ofii95 words
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Article250 1956-05-18 8 AND GOES INTO COMMITTEE KIALA LIMPUR, Thins. The Federation Government was today warned that to insist on the inclusion of certain provisions m the new Road Transport Ordinance, it would encouivge those very elements the Kill was intended to defeat. i Speaking m the debate250 words
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Article287 1956-05-18 8 SIX WAYS TO EXTERMINAT TERRORIST No More P ea Talks Rahma KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.-^Tlni Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul r r 1 announced his six-point onti accepting openly "on behalf Malaya" Communism's chc! tinuation of the armed struggle r ,< subversion. a The Tunku disclosed in the Federal 1 Council that287 words
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Article, Illustration176 1956-05-18 8 MOTHE! sui sister were both married on the same dav. On left is Mr. Lee Soon Poh with Ins bride, the form- Miss Chia Ron? Sou. youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chia Sin Fatt of Malacca, after their marriage at the Eastern Hotel. Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday. OnStandardpic - 176 words
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Article71 1956-05-18 8 POON Yew Cteon aiiai Thon Fon^ Chin wai jresterdaj ommitted to the next Assizes for allegedly robbing IVfadarn Lim \h Klau of $150 and causing hUCI to her at LbfOng Ensku AHHD or, Feb. 8, Madam Lim told On m-rt that Poon came with two unknown men71 words
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Article182 1956-05-18 8 MALA UMPIR, Thurs.-The Federation A-ri culture Minister, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Lsha'i, today announced that Government would develop animal husbandry m this country to conserve millions of dollars ot loieign exchanse^now expended on imported eggs, beef and milk. The Poultry Centre plaint bj the Minister v.i182 words
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160 1956-05-18 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.m.-. Tan Sicw Siii. Publicity Chiel or the Malayan Chinese Association, today ursed thr Vc i oration Chief Minister, Tunku AbdUl Rahman, to remove the "17 hurdles" whi -h. he said, caused ud to two years' delay m obtaining citizenship by naturalisation. m160 words
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Article43 1956-05-18 8 SEVERAL Dttrsea from Singapore and Burma were among those, who on ruesdajr, welcomed distinguished luesta to their temporary home m London Florence Nightingale House which often have 20 or more nationalities among Its 40-pdd residents, an official press release said yesterday.43 words
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Article150 1956-05-18 8 JUDGE - JUDGE -SAYS I PENA3G, Th:.:-. Tnsfi BIU tar too many criminal easBS whi >h go before a jurv the Settlements, said Mr. J tics T. C Spenser Wilkinson, judge of the Penang H gh Court, in an interview The Standard today. Mr. Justtea Bpanser150 words
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Article123 1956-05-18 8 Glowing Tributes To Bourne KUALA LUMPUR. ThUM Glowing tributes to th'e retiring Director of Operations, Lt. Gen. S:r Geoffrey Bourn. were paid In the Pedi rai Legislative Council today by the Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman Referring to hlfl "admirable work." the Tunku laid Gen. Bourne's rigour and drive had123 words
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Article86 1956-05-18 8 MALACCA, Than a youth, Kofa Ah B. wn ffl charged m the Magi trati 'i Court hero ft h I lay •bl I the prosecution tailed to h tablisb hi| Identity m a l bcry ca.-e a! Urn I] I MM Malac B-Alor Gajah Boad86 words
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Article23 1956-05-18 8 SOCIAL DANCE A social and Dance win bo held at the Joo Chiat Youth Centre, Joo Chial Road. Singapore, tomorrow at 3 pin,23 words
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Article168 1956-05-18 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Than. The Federation Govenimeni hn.> appioved the provision of married quarters far an per rent, of the permanent peace-time establishment of the regular Police force providing accommodation for 15,000 men The Federation Chief Minister, Tunku Abdu] Rahman said' thai 557 nC \v permanent married168 words
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Article233 1956-05-18 8 KI'ALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federal Legislative Council today threw its lull weight behind a scheme which promises to hasten the social and economic progress of the nation. The Council unanimously passed the Land velopnu ni Bill pat .ng the am: th< i neni of a233 words
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Article115 1956-05-18 8 Seconding th« n n th<? Mini ter for Agriculture, n che Abdul Aziz, v, m th< r< could b< i back and "expecting n .ides to happ< n "D;.-n;:t: fa:] In 4W field of ijx ning U P land and drv< loping n« w cr( p by115 words
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Article48 1956-05-18 8 J.A. Theoohi.us.iJ] flMte's I ng a rhane rf woman Goverf*^ claimed that Kji nothing more fw I for the pting the bn*« Sally Wong. helped her t» *m contributions 1 ground. J Miss Wongttyl fttaess" had beeo m out «2J 1 ftßdered." J Theop.. allegatior tion. M48 words
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Advertisement207 1956-05-18 8 THE CATHAY ORGA\ISATION PROUDLY ANNOUNCES A SPECIAI PREMIERE PERFORMANCE OF NA N A MARTINE CAROL T> CHARLES BOYER ■k mkisiiw i\uu l\ lasiww cololr-vvith imjiism slbiulls ALSO TMF F'LRSOWL \PPLARA\CL OF j MARTINE CHRISTIAN CAROL -JAQUE odeon™ I MONDAY MAY 21st AT 6.45 p.m. I BOX PLAN NOW OPEN \\W\\\\\\V\\\\\\\\\\V\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\V\\\V\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\207 words
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Advertisement8 1956-05-18 8 NILKNAI II SWEETENED f l k y, i#^B8 words
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Article14 1956-05-18 9 ;< fee""It* yrtr* *s» >rrd if s mrf with\T alafc five »w is v'n14 words
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Article1407 1956-05-18 9 f!*i?mmmmmmm^maaaaamat From Our Correspondent rating buyers abroad. Future alone can how whether our Sccor. p; ir will turn out as succe^. as the First II we am n »t •urbed by any external alarums we might ar the il ■i) we have set b• r. r1,407 words
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Article, Illustration163 1956-05-18 9 CALCUTTA: Happy oovpli v'.o ami r ■ivounctA their tngagernent arc, Bramtree, Essex ffir'. M\ss Jr\rt Hicks, 20 a former London hotel reccpt ori'st a? d hcauly quern, md her ACHA R V V A S.MIARAXGSCHU, grandson of the MMflßaJl 9§ Iff r 'ng. Janet, who163 words
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Article, Illustration256 1956-05-18 9 NEW DELHI Foes. m.lc ef fKc specio! Buddho Joyonti Com Tic moro f ion Sto m p which wi!l be released tor sole on Moy 24 The preliminary designs wcr« selected through o compctiticn orgonucd by Post! ond Telegraphs Deportment. The design; wrr« suitably modified tc meet256 words
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Advertisement155 1956-05-18 9 Z, I I Your good taste is reflected In i/our I ROVER 5 Reol leather upholstery 5 QUOHtlj Thick pile carpets 5 Aluminium alloy doors, bonnet ond boot lids 1 which never rust J J Sound deadening material sprayed on scuttle, S J doors etc. 2 Finest materials and strictest155 words
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Miscellaneous482 1956-05-18 9 14 Distracted by thi irafi I :n:xed (10) 16. nr p crY o Thee (Whit.: g) 4 13. We find m -.>.;. o:i \v e s*. B alt |4) 19- S i flower for the meal < c? (10) le support containing the rest 23. Set about plant pop liar482 words
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162 1956-05-18 10 WORLD TIN PACT IS NOW A CERTAINTY INDONESIA has formally ratified that International Tin Agreement in London and thereby made possible the operation of the pact, states a Reuter cable from London yesterday. Britain ia expected to call a meeting, of the 15 countries which BSVe ratified as soon Si162 words
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Article127 1956-05-18 10 HOLIDAY COTLBL BATH CO.. LTD. Copra SINGAPORE Chinese Pro. duce fejßcnansje noon rifttinj prices per picul yesterdaj were: Copra. June S2Pi b;vpr>. $29| sellers; coconut oil (b ilk) |491 sellers, cocoa ri oil (drums) |48J sellers; Ifuntok white pepper $!'>; seers, Sarawak white sellers, Spo.ua: Sarawak black |f|127 words
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Article291 1956-05-18 10 $825 AA. REVISED PROGrJ Standard Shipping Reporter THE American President Lines and the F c <der have signed a 20-year contract for taking over Qn( j C vessels at an approximate cost of M 5825,000 C0 r Some of the new vessels, *vhi over APL's world-wide trad' ites, will291 words
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Article88 1956-05-18 10 Selective Buying For Industrials ALL sections of the Malayan .-.hare markets were quiet with some BetectiTc baying lor Industrials. The Malayan Bharebrokers 1 Association made the follt wIng price chang< v. v rday: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Selisr* \t Breweries McAlister 2.45 O. Chinese Bk. 35.00 36.00 x Robinson Lo Ords. I88 words
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Article122 1956-05-18 10 HALATAM ri afci 1 rted the following business done day: F N Ords $1.61 Hammons SI B 6 cd, cd. 1.85 W Han P2.4' H Waughs SI 0 edeb; M. H: 1 1 ::es $3.25: McAlist* n 52.! Oi BC I Robins Ords $2 i S pore122 words
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Article, Illustration401 1956-05-18 10 Firestone May Expand Overseas Operations the chairman of the Flreitonc Tire Rubber Co., Ifr. Harvey s Firestone« Id said m HtSW York yc-tc:(i,,v bJ| rompany miflH bavc to enand its overseas Operationi if demand for Its pcoducts conUnuei to rise. In 1 statement prioc to hii departurfl today on anUP - 401 words
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Article56 1956-05-18 10 Lum, <21 > n.v i, frj cfigmttriMQ ftorcfcccptr. They left }>y :riii>> '(,r lj><)>! en route to Lumul d- r' g I/'C ireekend Pel i. re |hotOf Mr. I/o flcftJ Md Mr. 7'ow (centre) receiving early send-on from tht ftrm'i c/iair/nnn, Mr. If f l son,56 words
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Article36 1956-05-18 10 ay M <5 I the may eventjjj I threat, jr much ifl activity is 1,9 I The lor I ported to be d J i June R S S I A. or. re;, June I36 words
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Article164 1956-05-18 10 THERE has been an improvement m the world consumption of tin and a m production. •nth result that the surp. ga] k> a narrow. Thi id by Mr. D. T. Wan: nf at the anniKii scneral meeting. I three companies und^r the rr.ana.2( m« nl v164 words
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Advertisement709 1956-05-18 10 NOTICES 1 TTTTTTT T naturalisation TENDERS FOR JOHORE GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS TENDERS IN DUPLICATE 1 arp invitrd f r -r.' -r p d .:s F:rpw d- and C! ire ai and r irry:n? f Boriah I Hospital :n On J horn s- >••• 2 UM IsnM r r r.--tra-t r S709 words
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Advertisement740 1956-05-18 10 SINGAPORE CITY COUNCIL I 4 r r DEBENTI'RE STOCK 193.") '70-80. VOTICE ll hereby givpn "that the Tran>fer Books ,f the above Stork will be dosed from 19th May to Ist June 1956. both days lnclu;vp. for the preparation of Interest Warrants m respect of Interest due on the above740 words
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Advertisement504 1956-05-18 10 CITY CULM.iI, ur SINGAPORE TENDERS. WATER DEPARTMENT >> Purchase oi Serai Materials. Deposit $500/--i Clo.se N00N— 28.5.56. Form: from Tender Room No. 235, Second Floor. City Hall. ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: Supply of 30.000 ft each of Cement Asbesto: Conducts of 6" I.D. x 6' 6'' ape x 6' 5" Close NOON--4504 words
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Advertisement553 1956-05-18 10 "VOTICE is hereby given that thp following persons whose names and addresses are given below are applying to the Governor for naturalisa--3 tion and that any person who knows any reason why naI hiralisatiOf] should not be granted should send a written and signed statement of the facts to the553 words
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Advertisement81 1956-05-18 10 NOTICE M.V. "ORANJE" THE above vessel i? due to arrive from Djakarta about 3 p.m. on Saturday, I9tta May, 1956 and will berth alongside Godowns 1 and I of the Singapore Harbour Board on Sunday, 20th May, 1956. 7 N a.m. (Gate No. 8). Embarkation of MSieilMfff for Colombo, Naples,81 words
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Advertisement56 1956-05-18 10 MAERSK IJ> ANNA MAEI^K SINGAPORE PENANG In port M CJ Sdiltng 18 Mdy s M v SINGAPORE X k <k, Arrived 1 r M.»» S^ilinK t Mm PELNI-LINE 5 12 ROBINSON Tel: ***** FrcgHt- l h uC Tel 607^ M nB f "PADJONGE' fo. Djokorto "PADEA" foi 1.-'rogin PoM "LANGIR"56 words
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Advertisement1191 1956-05-18 11 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD «c CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 oTpT" THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE am* Carriers option to proceed via other port* to load and discharge cargo SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL, CLASCOW. LONDON b CONTINENT Singapore Ou« Sails P. Sham Penan* cl^ US V' L aSK w May 17/18 Calch*» to* Marie.1,191 words
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Advertisement938 1956-05-18 11 MITSUI |^j LINE FOR JAPAN from Ind o S P c P S h am Pcn nfl Akakurosan Moru for Yokohama Kobe, Mon G. 40 41 Bunyo Maru for Yokohama' Kobe Moji a o Juno 3 June FOR JAPAN from Continent Horunoson Moru for Yokohama Naqoya, Kobe via Hon 9938 words
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Advertisement692 1956-05-18 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS Sailings for Bangkok and For Eait Pcnong P S horn S por. "MEONIA" Gdn 1 2 "KAMEODIA" In Port 19 20 Moy 21 23 May "LALANDIA" 6 7 June S IGJunc II 1 3 June "MAGDALA" S 9Junc 10 1 1 June 12 UJun« HOMEWARDS Sailings692 words
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Article, Illustration404 1956-05-18 12 JAMES ARTHUR - Kirk Realizes His Ambition JAMES ARTHUR by pLAYING the role of Vincent van Gogh has fired the imagination and tmbition of Kirk Douglai [or many years. The iCtOT h«a finally attained his long cherished goal n M-G-M's "Lust for Lif< Cinerr.aScope produe* inn m colour with Perspecta Stereophonic Sound, m404 words
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Article351 1956-05-18 12 j|OLLY\VOOD'S exciting new discovery, Carol Ohmarfl stars m her very first film, Paramounfs 'The Scarlet Hour."' an unusual achievement for any newcomer. However, there r.as been some rough •tedding between the perambulator and inoviemakin.q for this beautiful and talented actress. Precocious Carol, who was born m Salt Lake351 words
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Article456 1956-05-18 12 V DISILLUSIONED lass is Shirley AlucLaine. Movie kisses haven't :r,ea-ured up to her expect a 1 1 on s. "They're mighty impersonal," she says. Miss MaeLaine, a shapely, dimpled pixie, was a $75 a week hoofer on Broadway eighteen month* ago. Today she lias been starred m456 words
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Article103 1956-05-18 12 FASCINATING glimpses of two of 20th Century Fox's latest films. "Carousel and "The King And T' were shown to the Press thi 3 week at the Odeon. m the newest film dimension, CinemaScope 55. Between snatches of the films, Dftrry] F Zanuek, of 20th CenturyFox, explained the103 words
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Article, Illustration303 1956-05-18 12 IT looks as if Burt Lancaster la through for good With strangling Redskins. Lusty Burt. thai ifftwifiifd exploiter of the anatomy, has a line-up of new films which might 1)0 headed "Holiday for Biceps The first of his i.ew schedule of serious films will be "Separate Tables" the London303 words
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Article96 1956-05-18 12 HOLLYWOOD lot of New Yorkers m a Jane Wj man Y.-.r. movie and don't know Phe picture is "Mirac]q In Ti.i' Rain," much of which was shot m an I around St. Pat: Cathedral m New I Ci: D..:.n_' the locate scenes last June, a numi of seer. re96 words
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Article, Illustration38 1956-05-18 12 I JKAM SIMMONS who li C expecting her Urn bnbv Z soon looks bright and Z cheerful m this Informal portrait Jean vili soon 1> be teen lr\ "Guut and c Dolls" with Merlon Brando. *t\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\V\X\X\X\\\\\V38 words
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Advertisement188 1956-05-18 12 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products .v-'v ,/.fy. wsG&^'' J %tj&-\/' .l^^BflflnVfin^B^B^BH ttGWrfarfiy*' '■■'"■"i, X'^tSffll BWV '■'>'■'' Wfffjffi'yyxfr-J?- *iA^fl|^| B^Bk^bb *Vj_xi ii i i TIN PACKED BALASHIN SAI (PAT KUA TAN) Very effective for Coughs, Indigestion, Seasickness, Ncusea Tiredness Stomochochft, Foul Breath. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL188 words
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Article240 1956-05-18 13 ,i ri'l unofficial busily I ::i > ujx-ning: batsmen for M \r lorjjottcn one readv- of N<lts ft. <»...> E with flb 1 1 inatcnr ibn the Vir Ira* the rt May t jj IMm a hit CTmteMT J r>. gi\rn tl>e rh.tnre tn »r»- ready to C o240 words
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Article, Illustration123 1956-05-18 13 THE f vii team has been 'ed to represeni RAOC S M v a (Singapore U. RAOC Nor h Malaya m the annual mat i inninci M.• 19 a; Fn H ->, B< Vr>. ijor M acker ut I Capi 9 BOD; M ijor H»w n d 3*123 words
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202 1956-05-18 13 S'gor Hockey League Will Now Continue KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A move to discontinue league competition m Selangor was defeated at the annual general meeting of the Selangor Hockey Association held last night. Mr. Herman rie Souza told the meeting he had always opposed league competition on the groundi that U202 words
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Article138 1956-05-18 13 IfAYBUD Badminton Party settled an old score with Jacques Badminton Party by snatching a 4-3 victory when they me! m return match last Friday ai Charlton Drive. JacQuei beat afaybud m their ttrti encountet o-i. The following arc the res'.;.ts: (liaybud mentioned first) Singles:138 words
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Article75 1956-05-18 13 ENTRIES are now invited for the Singapore Business Houses Football Association's League and Cup competitions. The entrance fee is SlO per team and should be sent to Mr.J. A. Allan, the honorary treasurer. s.b.h.F.a. c/o the Singapore Traction Company not later than May 31. The Association75 words
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Article62 1956-05-18 13 THE Singapore Rcfcrco? team to meet the Malaya Cup Veterans m a charity soccer friend y on Sunday, 20th May. at Jalan Bcsar Stadium, \vi;l be ■elected from the following: Murray. Adnan, Ban Hock, S II Ally, S V Ally, Basil, Moidccn. Alimat, Schoon. Bulat. Miller, Grosse.62 words
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Article145 1956-05-18 13 LONDON Ha 11 -p. vcr) C::r.K«: close of play m I At Hull. Yorkshire bell S land by inning and M run* Scotland 145 and boi r- f 4 [Ilingworth frightarn six for 15 WTardle (leftarn ;ow> four tor six, v n fcshire 33<' six145 words
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Article42 1956-05-18 13 KUALA LUMPUR T-. Malaya Command S gnal s. dron bra*. 52 y RAS<: 3-2 ii a Garrison leaEue di\ 2 match on the Batu Cai tc runt nt ground today. All the goahi irere scored m the ftnrt l^: r42 words
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Article30 1956-05-18 13 N A V A L Waaderen bea 4 raoc 4-1 when they met In I United Services Div I IOCCBi fixture at ELM, Naval Base }esterday.30 words
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Article29 1956-05-18 13 A HATTRICK by Abdul Malek enabled Mahmud Scnool. Raub. to beal the Rnjb Chinese 3-2 m a thrilling return soccer match at the Raub padang on Wednesday.29 words
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Article95 1956-05-18 13 THE Singapore Base District Inter-Service.- Darts League concluded 1 their 11*55/ 56 season with social, dance and a prize giving ceremony m the WOS ft Sits Mess Rowcroit Lines last Saturday evening. The highlighi of the evening was the struggle tor the much coveted honour iimxifrt darts95 words
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Article547 1956-05-18 13 County Champions In Sound Position LONDON, May 17, (Reuter)— Surrey, the English County champions were all out for 347 runs m their first innings m reply to the Australian total of 259 runs. With a good lead of H rum on the fn>t inningSurrey are547 words
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Article231 1956-05-18 13 RESULTS of the Royal Singapore Golf Ciub weekend competitions are as follows: "C M DIVISION (Monthly medal) WINNER: Mr S.C. Fnis-Lund 29 l«Ji 44 i. OTHER CARDS: B::k IT Murdoch 22 16.| 38-1: Mr j Masterson 19 ltJ-i 35 2'- Cap' N Wood 13 21 14: Mr231 words
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Advertisement46 1956-05-18 13 ACCOM. VACANT I^ULLY (urns.'-ned doub'c io<»m> wi!h ceiling I fan and wash basin, airy, quiet board optional Ox.cy H<.dd off Orchard Road QINGLE ACC m European D house frig kitchen bathr y att own pnlranre near Mou lib I Road Brr«kfa:t laundry $2UO P.O. Box 213.46 words
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Advertisement428 1956-05-18 13 CLASSIFIED ADS DEATHS land. Mr Koe Sek Guan three *on-in-law and two grand-child. ren. CremaUon held at Ifnnng IC-f-M On the It Stockport, I slsjssf al B«<»dari Chapel a* 4 ACK\'Q\VLrDn\lf\T \I-" I KM Bl JJJ^» i oo B dote n «i. ir dSn n a d g certiSSti me.428 words
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Miscellaneous187 1956-05-18 13 Ber By A/ Capp W r V-^M CRy AFTER tm' <3 must V M m&K£Xjve*Z-OVIN f&D?) S'ZooV.ZLDD.V?- I" PREVENT /> IFO /v r f BROTHE.R < CUSS A A^ ,V SKILRI^ J\ IT// YO' 4^~l J^W^V^J^ C^l 2^*.^L-J> MAH SOMETh N f^=^ NEEDS "i VVV^W"^--^ A GUN —^cr^/Doua-E:- happen r187 words
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Article1066 1956-05-18 14 Horses Class l, Div. 1-1 y 4 Mile I 432 Beorcr Bond 6y 900 Mr. Cr Mrs. S K. Foo .R. van B'kclcn < 152 Noxakat 6y 8.08 M.n Stable Daniels i 1 143 Dontcsquc 5y 8.06 Guan Boh Stable Tjoo 1 897 Cypreu Point 8y 81,066 words
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Article, Illustration700 1956-05-18 14 Windsor Lad - Windsor Lad mmWmWmmmmWmWM it So. —*sAßoo9&yj —A Repeat Performance! CYPRESS Point and Never A Blank, two previous winners of the Governor's Cup the trophy for tomorrow's feature race over 1J miles at Bukit Timah will be soins great guns for a repeat performance, and racing700 words
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Article533 1956-05-18 14 Late Shock Upsets The Champs By BILL FINK POLICE jeopardized their chances of winning: the Singapore Amateur Football Association, Division One, league championship when they drew 3—3 m their important match against Marines at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Fo ;t v. ore fortunate to tun round533 words
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Article66 1956-05-18 14 SING A PORK Ma lavs to meet Indonesiani m Community League fixture on Saturday aJalan Besar Stadium will be selected from the following:. Osman Angullia, Idroi Aibar. All Samijan, Rasid Giman Johan. O.<r.\,u\ Johan, Hassan Aril Ahmad Yousof bmail Yow>nf Ibrahim Mansoor Omar Awang Tahir Atv;66 words
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Article341 1956-05-18 14 TIGER Sporting Association banded Singapore Harbour Board Police one ot their worst defeatl at Jalan Bear Staciu;n ytstwday. By winning I J-0 this their seventh straight victory ttM Ttfetl keot or. the hi^h road to safety and made things more difficult for Argonauts, their nearest341 words
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Article117 1956-05-18 14 A GOAL m the last few minutes of play enabled Gymkhana Sports Club tn beat Buki- Timah Sportfl Club 4-:* when they met m a SAFA Div. 2B fixture at Geylang yesterday. The ten-man Gymkhana side were up 2-1 at interval when falib and Arshad scored117 words
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Article, Illustration544 1956-05-18 14 JEFIERY JAMES - NEO QUITS JEFIERY JAMES fhe Amateur Ranks ON the eve, as it were, of Olympic participation, the Singapore Amateur Swimviing Association loses the only man who can with a little luck win a medal for this Colony at Melbourne tliis year. He Will Coach The Stars Of Tomorrow NEO CHWEE544 words
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Article235 1956-05-18 14 b> DiiWl.l) W THE Combined Spnu, s a few surprises when tin (I v play a Singapore \1 it Jalan Hi v m aid of the S()s( ohmj.,, i Vv.\< sweeping changes macir :i the Singapore team for this wmc no oik ■I 'hat the Combined 6e: S< ould235 words
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Advertisement38 1956-05-18 14 J MALAYAN WIRE MBf] FENCING CO. LI I F| m» BUKIT n**M S If coming U> >i"-' J I STRAND HO) 25 B<:i»«olrn Mn 3 Central, clean r > 4 f all modern I S/N6t£ 5/0- Do^,, I p"»~i >":38 words
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Miscellaneous116 1956-05-18 14 SOCCF.R SAFA LEAGUE DtV, 1: Argonauts F.C. vs. PEL. at Jalan Bcsar Stadium at 5.15 p.m. Dn\ 'JB: St. .lo)in's S.C. ps. Bgtoitter United at Farrcr Par}-; at 5 .15 p."i.; T.B A ■■>• Farrcr Juniors nt M.F.A. at 5.15 pUH Dn\ 3 A: Baden Kcaenkm m km l at116 words
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