Singapore Standard, 26 May 1956
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Title Section48 1956-05-26 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE ?U RT Ua 254S1 (5 ncl > 2400 ~T J* )f\^ Jt\ 'Hfc FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL *l 2811 MM w i v i 4 i h i> l- wHl IMHY \f 4 v SINGAPORE, SATURDAY; MAY 26, 1956 1 t I'\U.* 1.1 M M^48 words
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Article45 1956-05-26 1 -i Luuor Polite, in a 'I iMMiplc «f Semonyih id headlines in the t- ..>(•• fond searches. heir homes between midA large posse of Special went to the village Iran arrests. tnld mm Sp food t distime jpeiieen an far k-t. taken Bt Ciusi and45 words
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Article, Illustration69 1956-05-26 1 The Lull Before The Storm Standaidpic by SECONDS after this piclure was taken, Chief Minister David Marshall exploded at PAP boss. Leo Kuan Yew: "What are you doing: here? I only want members of the Press and my friends in this room. Others are not welcome." Mr. Lee with aChen Ta Khoon - 69 words
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Article230 1956-05-26 1 Penang Port Strike Called Off ACCORD AFTER 5y 2 -HR. MEET. SO nSNANG, I ri. The isckyavi strike in P«UB| was tailed off at M p.m. last ni^ht feOcwtaf I settlement between the Stevedoring Employers' Association -*nri th«. XitinniL I Hion <>i I aetoiy and General A'orkers. Agn i ment230 words
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Article, Illustration613 1956-05-26 1 RESIGN I MUST: IF! If He's Awaiting An Answer That May NEVER Come Fateful Words A.^ktrl il hr would stay nn if Ins part> requested him \u do Mr. Marshall s.ud "I h,i\c <\ ri > respect f eir my party, but ho\\( er mm613 words
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Article85 1956-05-26 1 KUALA LUMPUR, toother An t< r lira tft oi SM AOF Squadron taking part tli urch I i U Ausi i rtcd missing sinc< W< di dij made an em< r(i ncj I aiding, one mile s utli of Talping airstrip toniu..' The aircraft wma damaged but85 words
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Article59 1956-05-26 1 Atom -Bomb Victim Dies NEW YORK, lay IS, (Ri 'l'omako Narai of several Jap women now lUK&l goinf p sursery here to remove the rs o| the H roshl r i ato n bombing. di< I nig r f ./.tack during an opva Mi>s Narabayashi. 26, dud n a thii59 words
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Article96 1956-05-26 1 LONDON, May 29 (Reuter)— A Colonial Oiii e spokesman said today it was "unlikely" '12 i1 Britain's reply to mt I proposals on Sinfapo by Mr. David AK.r-hcil!. the island's Chief Mini-ur wou.c. be sent by next Monday. The snoKO-man dc'.ineri comment on the poniblc iotwei merely96 words
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Article50 1956-05-26 1 BROOME, Western Australia, Vi,v/ 23 (Be ;'rr) A QrCI ll pearl-diver, Kristoi Kontoyaa> nig, dtted it t nc bottom of Ihc sen tod^y when a pearl ;:cr\s propeller cut hLs airline \\c> fH dead when brought io the Bui face, about IS mile* .>outh of Broome,50 words
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Article223 1956-05-26 1 LONDON May 25 Router) In an OOtspi fc U bookl( I "Sexual Off< nd« r and Social Puni hment." publish* d h< n tod iv the Church ot England Mor il Welfare Council urges revisions In the law concerning th< homosexual and the prostitute 'I223 words
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185 1956-05-26 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. —The Pciak Government today offered a $1,000 rem a r d lor information icadm^ to the disCov e r y of an "air observation post" Austcr and Itfl Army NCO pilot v. bo bad been mi.^sing since Wednesday night, while185 words
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Advertisement23 1956-05-26 1 l l L cH AY If US lD PAMOUS SWISS WATCH j B^BW. I Bw A *'TH SOLFIX BALANCE A *Q UNBREAKABLE SPRING23 words
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Advertisement39 1956-05-26 1 HAND CUT CRYSTALWARE to a widr rang* i« tlvavt available here Call S^kci vtur rraulrrmrnta t ""NOVELTYito.I KK North Kridrf Knart Phone X.<U'.S Itonh; wai lr BEER CREAM SMI) A p e fri: i t soda orange and pineapple39 words
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345 1956-05-26 2 'Friends Only At Mr. Marshall's Welcome Home CHIEF MINISTER Mr. David Marshall looked dcfrated and disillusioned when he stepped from the Garuda Airliner from Bangkok yesterday afternoon, after his unsuccessful merdeka talks in London. Ho carried i v- beer no I which wi ;>( -en'^l igi rs of Kami ing345 words
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Article70 1956-05-26 2 PEXA departure for the United Kingdom to join the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Arts. Ashmolcan Museum of the Oxford University, Mr. Tan Choon Ghee, art master of the Han Chiang High School, here, is Riving an exhibition of his paintings at the Hooi Aun Association70 words
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Obituary43 1956-05-26 2 T1BOO: Dr. Aldophus ah. died on 24 10.30 pa at the New Sur. Arab Street. Singapore, mourned by widow, three daughter, son-in-law and grandson. Cortege will leave 82. Lorong K. Telok Kurau Road at 4 pm. today 126.&56) for cremation at Bidadari.43 words
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Article63 1956-05-26 2 K \LA Lt'MPL'R. Fri. Dro cut down padi plantnj the Feder-'. mi by 1 -ason. the AzriculIflii tf bichc Abdul Adz Is sec: tod ly. Tbi toil] r,rn nf wet pncli planted in the LfSS '56 mhob was 818.780 a^re^. but the demand for >hort-tcr:r.63 words
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Article162 1956-05-26 2 BATO PAHAT, Fri. A $l.(ion snwvenw ci^nr l^ox will Km tbt Caren e I gill of Um Cn r esc an 1 Malay community bare toe Um Ist, Fiji Infantiy Regiment, wr.cn they leave next week. in appreciation of the ?ervi e~ o: the Fiuans.162 words
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Article, Illustration22 1956-05-26 2 MR. MARSHALL is met at the Airport upon his arrival yesterday by placardcarrying ex-servicemen demanding mrrdeka and jobs. StandardpieStandardpic - 22 words
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Article121 1956-05-26 2 Too Many Sign Up For Malay KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The pnihllfftfTW of non-Ma 1 ays to itudtj Malay has placed the Selangor Adult Education Association in a financial quandary, ttfl secretary, Mr. P. Gnanasuntharam, disclosed tonight. lie said that during the past 'fortnight he had received app.ications fan 760 non-Malays.121 words
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Article237 1956-05-26 2 'NO POLITICS PLEAS Staff Side Calls 1 Impartial Jobs g Q I KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The staff s ,dc of rh k 1 Council, in its annual report, has called for the m independent and impartial Public Service Cornr 'M Such a com: Civil Servi subjected -The Whitley oum part237 words
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Article158 1956-05-26 2 56 Days' Detention For Kiss TMPING. Fri. Craftsman J. Klai of vie Royal Australian Army Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, was sentenced it n court martial here today to M day-' detention for using "insubordinate language" to a superior officer, and of as?^. tmg a Military Police Officer. Lieutenant B. N.158 words
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Article23 1956-05-26 2 THE pros and cons of modernizing Chinese marriagei form the subject of Radio Malaya feature to be broadcast on Monday night23 words
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Article237 1956-05-26 2 KUALA LUMPUR. F:. Oilicial birthdays of the Sultan of Sclan^r and Queen Elizabeth will £ivc residents of this capital State of the Federation a "double event'' in public holidays next week. They will besidei have alao a "double dose" of parades. march-pasts, garden part:^ and Bemting of the Retreat.237 words
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122 1956-05-26 2 KUALA LUMPUR, I'x-S- in in the Federation today urucd Chief Minister. i\.n.\j Abdul Rahman, to sponsor an annual "Martyrs' Dc\" to collect funds lor relief of Eami lea i,: h ttei wno ha\c lofl thc.r .cs in UM \vr,r ani :r.c cr.cr^t:; v I:.'122 words
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Advertisement332 1956-05-26 2 What this new self-winding chronometer t I ;^Sm means to you... 1 1 iSSkI chronometer is a "super watch" I mwLa 8k as ccn specially made, specially adjusted, and has c I^L passed stringent government tests for accuracy. For fifteen ■k days and nights —it is tested in five standard332 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous73 1956-05-26 2 Weather Report MINIMUM Temperature: From 7.M p.m. May 24 to 7. J0 ajn. May 25. Singapore (73F), Penang v7?»F>, Kota K:i iru (74H' 1 Kuala Lum; ur i72F>. [poll (75F), Kuantan (72F). Maximum Tompcraiurc. From 7 ?,Q |m. to [30 p.m. May |5. Singapore iB9F>, Pcnang iB4Fi. Kota Bahfil (SSF),73 words
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Article206 1956-05-26 3 ■qgest Power ■lotion Near m Is Ready w vfuß. Fri. The demand for federation has now passed mark, the Central Electricity rirrxi UCeS Ofllv 400 mi 11 inn imUi :tric Ptv -mpanv tui nnang Municipality and make up for the rest The CEB today completed -gest (power stat Bridge206 words
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Article72 1956-05-26 3 'Hello Girl' Wins Title SEREMBAN, Fri. —Nil teen-year-old Miss Tt Si last night won the title ol Negri Sembilan s 1956 "Miss Golden Vo: m 11 finaists at the King Georg School here. This was Miss Si's third attempt for the title. Second was Miss Marcelle silva. another 19-year-old. with72 words
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Article98 1956-05-26 3 Radio Project Scrapped RADIO Malaya** ptwposiNl English programmes Usteners panel has hven scrapped, the Department ol Broadcasting announced in SappN la >t nii;kt. The Department tried to recruit 500 volunteers to serve on the panel but was 200 names short of the target. The project had to be abandoned for98 words
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Article168 1956-05-26 3 .Singapore Tea. "ona! and school, tca- to rfinteach- !**> in brief: of the ON THE SINGAPORE INDUSTRIAL FRONT ity Council Lab m Unions leration yesterday held ions F aeration's legal I Mr. L^e Kuan Yew. on its two claims. Lee i Ml tengasamy th.r rued to study168 words
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Article, Illustration119 1956-05-26 3 lIH Department of Ci\il "M Singapore, has t kept its fi\e-year h\ pro\ idiny ;i "«S» room for reporters nrm news at the Airport. 1 riMirn situated next 1 < ustoms ollic-e on In floor ot the main ilm^ onsists of hard 1 "i < hairs119 words
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Article, Illustration80 1956-05-26 3 MORE than one thousand people attended the I'iin I air organized b\ IIM Singapore I a mil y Planning Issociation, V^t (i rda>. i( tin- Pn sb\ terian hurt h Hall. •U Orcli.ird Ko.ul The Fair u.i^ ofliciall> open<(i h\ Ladj wife of the Commissioner iriinStandardpic - 80 words
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Article211 1956-05-26 3 Over 24' s Barred As Rover Scouts Scoufers Critical Of Move SINGAPORE BOTer Scouts v, ho arc over 24 vears' old must cease to be members <>i the Scout Movement unless they hold warrants a.s officers. The S.n'-'apur'- Li'-al A>soriaiion will >horiiy rnlorcc this new ruling, which \vaad p'.-d in211 words
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Article136 1956-05-26 3 the [nternatHma] Labour OrganisatJ m expert, Mr. g. J. Br< i/klt hur>t who is 00 loan to the Singapore Goti rnnn nt has submitted a c mprehenslye report on soi lal security measure* to the O 'iony Go\ ernment. Tht report la expected to be136 words
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Article120 1956-05-26 3 THE Singapore Rural Board will instal an additional 80 pipes to supply v.a'cr to villages in the rural areas. la i statement jn U rday. the Board -aid that with the installation ol i standpipei in 1957 there would :<t total of 490 standpipes. The120 words
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Article54 1956-05-26 3 THE Singapore division of the United Malaya National Organization will hold ioday fan-fail beginning May 30. in aid ot fund.-: lor an U M N.O building. Tho fair, in the open space at the junction ot Chang] and Still Roads, will be open,(i by u.M.N.o.54 words
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Article101 1956-05-26 3 'A-'OR A. M. iIKDDLE. lU. in ra «-borse trainer, ippeared before Mr. Justice Taylor in the Bankruptcy Court yesterday on Ibe petition of the Comptroller of [neon i Tax He owed Income Tax amounting to $3,334.79 as a judgment debt. I; K. Jeans, Assistani Controlio:-101 words
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Article, Illustration51 1956-05-26 3 Photo. DESPITE a very crowded schedule of engagements, Mademoiselle Martine Carol and Monsieur Christian Jaque found a few spare moments to pay a visit to Littl?s in Rattles Place. In the picture Martine is being fitted for a Chinese Opera Coat by Mr. Lamont Watt, the store's General Manager. JohnJohn Little - 51 words
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221 1956-05-26 3 THE first laife-fCdc bid to show off the talent of artists in Singapore ichooll Will begin next week a step nearer the rcal.zation of the proposed Colony Art Galleiy. Mr. Ho Kok Hoe. president of the Singapore Art Society told The Standard yesterday the221 words
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Article57 1956-05-26 3 THE following were elected officials nl the Army Civil Servico Union in Singapore recently President. X. S. N\ Nair; Vice-Presidents, v It Balakn>hna. Tan Boon F.nu: Gen. Secretary. Chew Srns: Hon. Treasure r. Wong Fook Lim: As>t. Treasurer. C R Kn>iinan: Trustees, s. T. v. Ungam,57 words
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Advertisement206 1956-05-26 3 Pedioi'ee «*y« Tn»^« Mark BABY CARRIAGES I No. 44 "Sunkor" >^^ X Gives absolute comfort 's^^C^^v^L and protection, other I^^^^^^^^/ features Include soit |F^Jj^J\r*fj' I upholstery in washable lv^^*^^T plastic clnth. light steel >*^rv^^yvtj£^ trame rtv» r-:r».f hand.e fr^S^^^* >v T V^BP^ and hand-bra^e. 'f^+SjS^^T M^Bw^^T In attracFactory Representatives:— T.V206 words
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Article, Illustration111 1956-05-26 4 BATU PAHAT, Fri. The Kotary Club of Batu Pahat was presented with a Kotary (barter at a dinner held on Sunday, attended by Kotarians from the Federation and Singa- pore. The club was admitted to Rotary International in February this year. The presentation was made on behalf111 words
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202 1956-05-26 4 GOVT. STEPS IN: UNION SHOWS IT MAY AGREE KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. After weeks of apparent inaction, the Federation Government tonight moved to get the wage dispute in the rubber industry referred to arbitration. The Labour Commissioner, 14V, W. 11. Young, anDounced t< night that202 words
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Article144 1956-05-26 4 MALACCA, Fn The gon-eral->ecreta:-y of the Iff tCCB National Union of Plantation rkers, Mr. M. Supoiah, ?.Li.ny. ChllVPlf md i:..:-.:. union branca nftrrn. aftei visitinf estates bera, thai "O* S w Fritiay" v. as today iOU per em Wfffif Mr. Suppiah laid tin stoppage wai nmntantoiii144 words
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Article48 1956-05-26 4 THE following were elected office-bearers ol Collick's Dancing Club at its annual general meeting recently. President Mr. G. Collick, chairman Mr. N. A. Kualarajah; secretary Mr. Ouan Yong Boon, treasurer Mr. Chia Ah Te<\ Committee Messrs. Mohamed Kassim, Tay Qtck San and Miss Oilin Chan.48 words
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Article81 1956-05-26 4 A CULTURAL mission from India, comprising 20 of their most famous dancer*; and musicians will give a public concert at the Singapore Happy World Stadium on June 5 at 8.30 p.m. They are visiting Singapore at the invitation of the government. The mission is now touring South-east81 words
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152 1956-05-26 4 Arriving Malaya Mid-June KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. < The Federation Government today confirmed the appointment of Sir Ivor Jennings, adviser to the Marshal] Mission during the recent Singapore Merdeka talks, as the British member of the Reid Constitutional Commission. The Co r ion, beaded by152 words
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Article76 1956-05-26 4 PINANG, Fri. An odd-job •abourer. Boe v Ah Koqi 2U who admitted four previous jonvicti ins ol theft, told the Magistrate's Court today that because it was difficult foi him w let work he wia forced to Heal for a Living. BotJ was sentenced to76 words
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Article34 1956-05-26 4 BATU PAHAT. Fri A joint recital by Mr. Tien Ming En. the famous Chinr.se tenor from Singapore, and Miss Chen Yu Shen. .soprano will Hall. Cheng Blew School, here on Saturday night.34 words
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Article155 1956-05-26 4 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) in Singapore yesterday were: Buvers Sellers Spot (nom.) 78 79 No. 1 KSS June No. 1 RSS 77', 77'. No. I RSS 7."W 7€j No. 'I RSS 75^ 7G Tone: Steady. STORE TIN The price of tin on the local market yesterday155 words
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Article30 1956-05-26 4 SINGAPORE Chief Minister. Mr. Dark) Marshall w I I atten i his weekly "Meet-thc-Pcop'c'' iession at v.e Public Rdationi Conference Room, A>-embiy House, at 9 a.m. today.30 words
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151 1956-05-26 4 1 Am Bound To Govt/ KUALA LUMrUR, Fri. The Agriculture Minister, Inche Abdul Aziz, today announced his willingness to let his personal opposition to the creation of foreign bases in Malaya "take second place to the decision of the Alliance Government.'' "Although151 words
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Article94 1956-05-26 4 MALACCA. F:; T i mutilated bodies with darfl wounds on their i. ads v. ■re found by Malay hn^t Wk the Jasin area ycsteiti..;-. bodies were identified as e ol an i .Ac owner. U Bi In who ca i bm Mai tt* and K94 words
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Article156 1956-05-26 4 MISS P E. M< rri r. who hai Km i n per i nal to khn s ngapore Qot( rn< rs, di< d in the General Hospital it ;i 27 am v< -T relay. THe ftn* ral will take pi i I a: the Bldadart156 words
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Article108 1956-05-26 4 THE ami Arr.cr.' an I:, icpendence D...-.- p| ni thii 1 u will be hc.n oo July l in tea I ol the y nth ol Ju annouaoad > n hid > v t.-ic organia the tkmnriam Association of Malaya There wi e the usual music, A::.<108 words
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147 1956-05-26 4 The Governor of Singapore. Sir Robert Black, yesterday told a small gathering that the "essential ingredients" of a lasting and healthy self-government lie in religion This is particularly true said Sir Robert, "in a time of testing of individuals and of the147 words
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Advertisement299 1956-05-26 4 rSHVw^BRQTHS?oY^^^^ AHRACTIONS f/ fTTI HADITfII 11 a.m., 1.45, 4, NOW! UAPITUL.H 6.30 jo .n,.: J VICTOR MATIRE Janet Leigh J MIUMOIII 10.NK.111 >.i\.ik»- f.unplnj: rowy cukt/s /T^ "THE RAWHIDE YEARS" t K^»*y MU.I.rN Ml) lIK IMIIMHiIOII (II) |en aii i:;tl» r- I o lln M ir^ Z lOMORKOW iin -Mi-nlM.i.r299 words
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Advertisement196 1956-05-26 4 CATHAI ORtVM. «.r?r>J TODAY iCATHAY 1 MARIIXE I CAROL NAfclll irrin^ < II \hi > I'.OYl K 118 ith _l i.. i m __JMIDNIGHr T0 G> I The story ci Lsli. ar, ftc!^ 1 "^\l b^ |U CRY 7 Ci ij rfOMORROW i From Fame to Shame 1 1 WIJ196 words
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Article264 1956-05-26 5 AMBERS OF BAR GATHER 3iD FAREWELL TO JUDGE )S Fri.- hopc that thc Pcnan 9 Bar will be one of the thc British Commonwealth, was expressed by Mr. r Socnsc- Wilkinson in the High Court today, when he butcs on his appointment as Chief Justice of fS o! barristers264 words
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Article15 1956-05-26 5 l~ toned PHBiya. Japan■■tral m SingaN thf hope that 'Jr..".-:-;--. PP programme. ■••jtehairP>* ■Hcoacd15 words
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Article74 1956-05-26 5 F&N Union Elects New Officials THE following have been elected office-bearers of the Fraser and Neave and Subsidiaries Branches of the Singapore Business Employee >' Union at it> nual general meeting recently Chairman —Mr Sim Im Peng, secretary Mr. e Piang Hong, treasurer Mr Foo Chee Lim. auditors Messrs Ng74 words
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Article189 1956-05-26 5 'No Basis To New TB Threat' DH BEN CiUP'IA MBlot sician ai the R< pal Siniap tatl-Tub re Q< sis Clir rdaj ci* crib d N v rk n pS rt i n trmnie kinds g< rms causing p< ristent ing lnf< ct I ns," ":r. ri I which resulted189 words
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Article97 1956-05-26 5 A HNICAL implication" is holding up Um ing of the new automatic tr- v i at the junction of X B Road ana 1 Park Road, S 4 a pore. A l linns, the Coloayt Traffic Police Super. ntcr. leni The Standard estei "The de97 words
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Article38 1956-05-26 5 ACTING asp K R. cms was injured d irtng i fambUni raid In Singapore last night. 0r..: wa i cn s king a drain ii Boal Q:iay when h^ slipped and sustained a dislocated elb twi38 words
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Article, Illustration59 1956-05-26 5 NINETEEN- YEAR-oM Miss la ti ma Omar, lUlgiafl star from SinMpiirc pnsrs on a table top lor the cameraman. This shapely cutie, who is known as M a t la>a's "TeilJ Moore." was chosen QaCCfl of the night on Saturday at the Kampar Girls' CM party at which59 words
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Article141 1956-05-26 5 I PROPO6AL that the v c iincil should collect rental for the temporary r-AY park m a b< Ing built behind the Dectra House in Shenton Waj has been put r a S :iuaporr"> Ministry for Communica- n and W rks. Tho Council reject »d141 words
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Article59 1956-05-26 5 /rwo men. Kg Yum and Yuen Kum Tun, wore each fined |2C In i Singapore Court yesterday for causing mischief and hurl to Tiew Seng Teck and Lee Kun Hong, si Kantp ng Lamah Road, on April IS. It vrai slated \}\cv threw bott!e> at59 words
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Article43 1956-05-26 5 SINGAPORE division of the UMNO held an cmcrgency meeting last night to heal a full report on the failure ol the London talks from theil representative the Minister for Local Government Lands and Housing, Inehe Abdul Hamid bin Haii Jumat.43 words
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Article112 1956-05-26 5 THI p-^:.r library la Ihc cultural litre ol any community, the Librarian of R ifflea Library. Mr L. M Hantxt told the me< ting ot the Upper Serangi on Communlti Ct ntre'a dramatic and literary group yesterday afterneon. AHhoogh it- ehlel tancU n was to provide112 words
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118 1956-05-26 5 THE youns proprietor of tor. Mr. S. K. Teh. opening Ihf :id-hand tyre shop. Crown*! caJC, told tnc -<>.:- Q am wa] jailed at the th«l there \va, I spate 01 t:n\ A-- >c>terday of snare lyres from tne DOOtS for tout years' rifOTOUa impri-118 words
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235 1956-05-26 5 Sgf. Reduced To Ranks For ImproperConduct vP^r*H RG *i ANT Arthur Edward Ralph of the R.A.0.C., half v« y his stri Pes-whidi took him nine and naif >ears to earn He wa, found guilty by a f^ ga^ ro Court MartiaToS nimSf; w u y Club in Kuala mnr P235 words
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Article99 1956-05-26 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fr:. Muslim Leaden in ftfi todny commended U>don< Presicent Scckarno's toasting Presid( at EUsenhower over i.:. orange drink b tt stfli felt f iucfa sor-ial feli ti not :o.^c c.n International touch Dr. Ifohamed Abdul Etaofi Principal of the Klang Muslin College. iaid99 words
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Article111 1956-05-26 5 TWEXTY-TIIREE uni' ii students from EgjvpC Jj and Pakistan left Singapore yesterday for JakartS I tend the A-: :i Students Conlarence In Ban I mjg. desoita a reported postnonemenl Of th? meetm'j. The itu lestS, Ifl from .Tnp eight trom Egypt uk live from Pakistan,111 words
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Article60 1956-05-26 5 KUALA SELANGOR. Fri.— Raja S; nan. the Kuala angor C&r uit Magistrate, yesterday lenten 1 I Sabot, a young Javanese, to three months' jail for itealißg I Mp cycle at B-.ikit Badong According to the prosecuting offl 1- pector Ramakrfch- :i. the bicycle was »t--[ed60 words
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Article35 1956-05-26 5 SI NT. A PORE .I<-o Chi ri t Youiii Dub will hold a picnic at the Tanah Marak Youth Camp on JuM SI Me are asked to contact the d\rc leader immediate v.35 words
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Advertisement118 1956-05-26 5 [PPY CABARET \nION 1 A.M. SPECIAL 1 [RELgY NIGHT SPOT DANCES I I AWAY FREE, I'.i thvs spore) ll<l i\(. COMPETITION **W«f 1956 INTERNATIONAL «£UR DANCE CHAMPIONSHIP 6fh 7UN£ /956 k. -I mn, 305-56. i j BALUHKNM Dancing c SCHOOL OF DANCING i' i: MALI. i.,,|, -MIS T.I). (Malaya> (B.B)118 words
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Advertisement15 1956-05-26 5 TjfCrylmorrow 9 AV r BOOK EARLY FOR k 1 /J^ C^^lv| TONIGHT at MIDNIGHT \mLM_15 words
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Advertisement165 1956-05-26 5 It's n H PLEASURE W to own nc VIIGIIT PERFORMAN'Cr I ZLIN CO LTD. 17.'? -B Cecil Slreet, Singapore, le!:- M242 LAT€ST MOD€L fa 1956 KUrINA p f^i^HAY KOAY (ROSE) REVUE SUNLIGHT HALL $k NIGHTLY 8.30 P.M. jtlaf^™^ NEW WORLD PARK Jwg v (JALAN BESAR) Presenting Miss Ai LEE 'The165 words
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Miscellaneous162 1956-05-26 5 Information at a Glance llliH <3 A PTCTRIE lp|l?^?; >W I KjC^£*'*Yl -r-^-r REDIFFUSION \Jjgr^p^f.^ m^\^Tf^^ WMIS^\^M 1)IMI 1ON iU r N Ibck BMg Boqpital 1 ;»m i^- a. i Age. a M y v^ n: \Mi Mala] daa Ml pm Children— *Winn«-the-Pooh' 8 Thirtj Minute The lie: 12 noon162 words
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Article632 1956-05-26 6 pOR the first time since the war ended in 1949 B tain has decided to stand firm and dtocllW I in -r afford lo throw aw.r.- :.<t it] c overseas posse:- B II- plan to give Bpadual sel:-~: :nmcnt to her C I and retain the latter*632 words
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Article327 1956-05-26 6 J touching to n be tat Singapore Ilaibour Board worke: i not uc ad cargoes from i diverted from Feaang because they do not ish '"to throw sand iato the 1 :ce bowl of the Penang workers." This ntiment will gladden the f trade union |en \<327 words
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Article494 1956-05-26 6 CLARENCE KIRTON - CLARENCE KIRTON By GEORGETOWN, (British Guiana). JJRITISH Guiana is marking the road back to democratic government with lively political party and trade union activity. Since 1953, when the constitution was suspended to forestall a Communist coup organised by J)r. Cheddi Jagan, the colony has been ruled494 words
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Article140 1956-05-26 6 Sir: I think it may be of tnfc rest to foot readera to h irn in connection with the recent Seoul Job Week thai preliminary returns fn m th( District AsaMlaUona ihow that the amounts of money raised n approximately sj follows Eastern District $3300 North District140 words
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Article, Illustration10 1956-05-26 6 "It must be the wet weather, dear-the sara^e has shrunk."10 words
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Article398 1956-05-26 6 Sir; It Ig quite illogical nnci Incorrect to assert thai the United Kingdom was responsible for the failure oi the recent talks in London; the delegation wont to dISCUSa a date for full self-government in the light oi a year's workins oi the present Constitution,398 words
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Article126 1956-05-26 6 S::: The B.uepriiu for an Independent Malaya by Dato Onn b. Ja'afat appearing in up paper is a challenge to Alliance Government, it I ■■ved one thing that theie i people In this country writh the vision, foresight and ability to frame a Constitution Of their own. It126 words
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Article178 1956-05-26 6 Sir. Apart toMH the q M tSoo of Intern.il BccUTtty, many people seem to think that the failure of the Merdcka Taik.^ was due mainly to the disunity among>t the delegates coupled with the unpredictable temperament of Mr. David Marshall. It seems to me. howevt r.178 words
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Article100 1956-05-26 6 Sir: The now.- of the failure ol the Merdcka mission of Singapore h^.s £r>t very little to d 0 with industries of the country It was the busin< 3 of the Mission sad the British Gkwmav ment to come to terms But. reports Id the pro-- that100 words
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Article65 1956-05-26 6 Sir: May some person coneerned with public lighting go at night alon« the North Buona Vista Road from Holland Village as far as the small Ra..way Bridge. There 1- NO LIGHT at all There is a DANGEROUS WINDING Road at anv time, but alter dark becomes a nightmare65 words
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Article, Illustration706 1956-05-26 6 ASTERN GUNASEKERA - ASTERN GUNASEKERA •by "Oh tend soiue Power ?/<e giftie gie us To see oursels as ithers see us! It iras frae mony a blunder free us, And foolish v.o'ion." \f ALAYAN politicians. without exception, should make these words of the famous Scots poet, Robert706 words
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Advertisement41 1956-05-26 6 FOR LEPERS Sir; Thanks Mr. S.Q. Lapios for coming out in defence Of our lepers. And here's $50 for them, to ease the insult which our Chief Minister gave them, when he classified and mixed them up with politicians. LABOURITE Singapore41 words
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Advertisement33 1956-05-26 6 Perfection ZENITH Frc»cj i» hv |tfl|K M The Best ond v.s. FAVRE-LEUBA WATCH CO L 18 F Botf Sold by all leao-in* w" 1 FAVRE-LEUBA $E» Our Scr.. ie S-o- Super*i»ion ii > ___J_—33 words
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Article359 1956-05-26 7 Cool It, Boy, Or The Hot Blasts Will Make The Natives Riot A( (R\ (,old (oast. May z:> 1 Louis (Satchmo) Armstronß slowed the cats 1 ia7/-lo\ers) down to a cool hrat yesterday to apPCSM the polite and a\rrt riots. Then he laid aside hi s horn and359 words
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Article219 1956-05-26 7 g u t China Is Not Included > nGTON M °y 25 (UP) Secretary t SkKloir Weeks at his news' con*M%i*1 gnlH rhaf fhc Uni *ed States the possibilities of increased trade f|C goods with the European Soviet bloc. ideration is given to resloraiith Red Chir :o that i219 words
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Article15 1956-05-26 7 |ay Ccrrnany, KTi \rmy that one Kris was fired Kawnr-y by I C«ca irontier15 words
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Article14 1956-05-26 7 ■UK? 2S <H Mca Zir>s War bawace Ixchange L i I '.imI14 words
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Article17 1956-05-26 7 P May 25 AP» last ft parched Britain. f i th? worst p"|ht in 18 years.17 words
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Article16 1956-05-26 7 Mb; 25 fAPJ pis Lee announced M regular freight p«tf irem RusP tte Baltic Sea.16 words
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Article41 1956-05-26 7 PARIS. May 1 The National Institute of Statistics said yesterr. I begun to kill more Frenchmen than tuberculo-: i Institute 17.400 rrv.cn died last T alcoholism and th» cirrhosis of the liver About 13.300 succumbed to41 words
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Article41 1956-05-26 7 >pj w pr< ntativ< of the Inter: itional Federation of Free Tradt Uni ns n rankfuri call* d i ft -r. in work week throughout lin p< abolition of trade I inters and a 1 in Atomic Pool. APAP - 41 words
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Article83 1956-05-26 7 Elephants Stampede In City WASHINGTON. May L' Cii is ooi bant >tampi 1 in the U.S. capital pi A herd of U r the big vent out of control as aI n eini td from their raili oad cars toward t grounds where the Ring Ln£ h and Ban n»83 words
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225 1956-05-26 7 NEW YORK May 25 < Ai>> -President Sockarno said yesterday the foreign poii:y of Indonesia is not neutralist "and it will never neutral so long as man's tyranny exist anywhere in the world." In I I h to the foreign policy225 words
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Article62 1956-05-26 7 HOLLYWOOD, Umy 29 (AP) Dr.iri Martin and his wife. ■ho i iplit and racood ed ■tveral times in the past, announced yesterday they expect a third child next winter The couple s most rcicr.t rcCOQCiliatiot) WSI two months M.i;-!ri. -i:._;i:i^ ha'.f of the comedy team of62 words
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207 1956-05-26 7 I WACO. TeXM, May 25 AP President Eisenhower, terming Communism essentially "a gigantic failure." today urged America's great universities to help provide needy free nations with moI aern science education centres in a "dynamic" move to promote world peace. The President also sounded a Strong207 words
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Article57 1956-05-26 7 WASHINGTON. May 25 (Heater)- Communist China haj made i new proposal for ;i conference to t licet a Korean peace settlement, the state Department's spokesman announced today. The spokesman. Colin White, said the proposal had been considered by the United Btates and the other 1357 words
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Article157 1956-05-26 7 Civil War' Report In Sudan KAMPALA. Ugaf) la, May 29 (UP)— Renewed Bfhting has broken i rf in the Sudan between Northern and Southern Sudanese forces, s legislathre representativi said here yesterday. Beprcscntative A. Opw.iy from Northern Ugaoda told the legislative council Ihat two refugees from fighting In me Southern157 words
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Article103 1956-05-26 7 —ITS NOT GOOD FOR CULTURE COLOMBO. May ,\>, (l'F)—Ce> lon's Minister of Local Government and Cultural Affairs. Mr. Jayaueera Kuruppu. lias born told to ban ballroom dancing and foreign films. He has also been asked to takr steps to redesign the national flag and compose a new103 words
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Article, Illustration59 1956-05-26 7 HOWDY COMRADES, WHATS IT LIKE HERE?, Stetsons At The Kremlin THE gentlemen with cameras and wide-brimmed stetsons are rangers from Oklahoma. USA., spotted by the roving <amcraman as they visited the Kremlin in Moscow, on a tour of the USSR. Russians oggled the "ten gallon" hats they had rarely seen,UP - 59 words
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153 1956-05-26 7 Mission To Moscow Will Not Change Policy— Tito BELGRADE, May 23 (UP)— President Tito of Y'usoslavia hailed \c.stenl;i> what he called the historic change*' in Russia and said the Soviets and ugosla\i;i will join in "active co-existence' for socialism and world peace. Bill he s.a:<j VtlgQslavia intends to con'.:. M153 words
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203 1956-05-26 7 Come And See Our Latest Planes, Russia Invites U.S. WASHINGTON, May 25 (IT)— Russia has invited Gen. Nathan F. Twining: IT.S.l T .S. Air Force Chief of Stall, and other top T.S. air officers to attend the Soviet air celebration in Moscow June 24. the Soviet embassy disclosed yesterday. The203 words
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198 1956-05-26 7 tions of world problems excluding tht m us, 5> igge ted that t iture aid En United States be \m the form of long-term loans ther tl an outriqht {rants and added with trace of bittctneis that \hac would v fuel tin n i r aceu.^ation198 words
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Article26 1956-05-26 7 I I I Navy ipofcWMl I ursday the batre Ju: I will lrave oolf Dl battleshlpß on h a a and the APAP - 26 words
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Advertisement49 1956-05-26 7 Ihoosv a Triable IYPEwniTER [tfj^J* m^ T A rhe-pe, .er.-n of ih. qu,*« rit.r with I TOST THIS COUPON TODAY' REMINGTON RAND OF MALAYA LTD. Ict.nls of Rcmin> nJ V -'.ir-e Typewniers d"J H3 of Malaya Ltd. K^^* UIH,» a i| i i Ng MOTOT WAMf K mmmMmm ADDRLSS49 words
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Advertisement153 1956-05-26 7 a RELIABLE marine engine?^^^ M SIMPLE TO RUN EASILY MAINTAINED CHEAP TO OPERATE then buy an M M ALdlN^x f4 Stroke mfini for ra^.r ol ItrviOf and reliabi! p, can be fra '-rained b/ an orc^ry zarz^n. mecnanic pr fitndyVMVi Kcosc r r fuckd f'.r -tr'-ke eco r rr T153 words
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142 1956-05-26 8 'BRAIN-WASHING' EXPERIMENT TO CURB ACCIDENTS I 111 sin^.i|)orr Safety first Council is employing ".ipplird psychology" t" curb ro:id accidents involving milit.ir> vciiicles. operation is at present hcinn ex] Dtcd on the District Signals Regimen: ai PriOOCa Mary 1 Barracks. Pn.-.r PSUJang. official of the Loun^i told The Sfc 0 II142 words
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145 1956-05-26 8 Adds Insult To Injury, Says Father THE parents of the for:: r Singapore school teacher. 11l harma. whose entn this t iaa been ncd permanently. day strongly criticidecision of the Federation Government. Mr. father Mr. I'.irameswara 1 cnbed the ban as adding to injury already cast on his son by145 words
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Article16 1956-05-26 8 The Regimental Band n the Botai Gardens at 5 p m. on Sun16 words
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Article93 1956-05-26 8 Farmers Not Advised About Show n J. C. Kulasingli told the Singapore Rural Boar-: rday that the C ny*i agricu; n I show be postponed since f.irmcr> have not m properly advised about the deta Is. iriformcr: the nwCta| that the committee, comprising Ministry of Commerce B Industry officials, had93 words
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Article, Illustration88 1956-05-26 8 A LARGE port of the shopping centre of San-dak-in in North Borneo, was today a blackened ruin following Wednesday's disastrous fire. In a three-hour blaxc, which started at night, more than 97 shops and houses were destroyed. Damage is estimated at $3,500,000. These88 words
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345 1956-05-26 8 Lull Likely Due To Leaderless Terrorists JOHUKI-: BAIIIU\ F:iTle death of South Mala; i*a No. 1 terror I Goh Pc: I.^1 Tuan. now confirmed by Security Officers in Johorc. has blasted the theory entertained by his follow t both in the jungle and345 words
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Article100 1956-05-26 8 Chase Ends After Taxi Crashes A SINGAPORE tax] cm-or svh<> took part in a "po c :inn robber" chase through the ma/.e of lOTOngl in Ggyltig ■ret, was forced lo give up when hii taxi nrashrd In Coyion Rucid on Thursday ni-ht". The policaimil who 'Acre in his taxi. also100 words
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Article142 1956-05-26 8 MALAYAN bird-watchers are asked to keep a sharp look-out lor migratory birds which may have flown from Australia. Thi.s message WM i.-suec; rccentlj on Radio Australia k Dr. Robert Stack, Principal Research Oflk-or of the Wild Life Survey Section of the Australian Commonwealth142 words
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Article82 1956-05-26 8 Information Please, On Functions PUBLISHERS of a new magazine. "Singapore Month to Month." which is issued free, are asking for information on all public functions between June 15 and July 5. They request sponsoring organizations to send detailed new.s of concerts, ball? fairs, plays. exhibitions. festivals and music and dance82 words
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Article283 1956-05-26 8 MAN FACES BIGA CHARGE 'He's My Husband,' Claim Two Wor* Lawyer Gives Evidence On Chinese Marriage Customs TWO attractive women appeared before the Singapore Fifth Magistrate yesterday to claim they were married to the same man. The man, Lim Soo Whee, stood with head bowed in the dock as evidence283 words
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157 1956-05-26 8 ARCHDEACON Kobin W<ods «i St. Andrew's Cathedral warns that "it the citizens of Singapore put an over-riding loyalty in a personal party, then u< might easily become a little totalitarian state or, at the best, be divided into different camps." The Archdeacon m. t!157 words
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Article, Illustration39 1956-05-26 8 M- 1 would haw fc| Unity of kaJ lM«ir-li<m ii 1 1 <>l ntfr 1 uhfn Ir J 1 J IMi J (utt.i •hfcfcnur I aid thi* *N«I here by flat 1 M,, H^ I I" li "I39 words
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Article132 1956-05-26 8 Rotary Essay Contest SINGAPORE Rotary Club is holding an E O .petition open to boys and girls under 2Q S :>ject of the E be "Citi7rn.-h.p.' r and must n< I ceed I ds. All E :nust ret h Qm n w tary I llw Ro- ',.:>■ f r/o Bai132 words
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Article46 1956-05-26 8 MR. A. E S -.cpherd. Chairman of the Singapore S I First Council. leaves tomorrow for six months' le o Kb B:.--.Mr T A. S. n Prc-.dent of the Singapore Hra Car iation, \vi!i art as Chairman of I o Council.46 words
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Article57 1956-05-26 8 K" jpuß, Fri A -utroi of th. \S Regiment exchanged fire with four n-ts who fled in I ntan-Perak bortic JFlrterday. It is beiicved thai two of the terrorists WMST nded. h. of *C C »m] 2nd ment. fired at eight they contacted in the Jalong area57 words
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Advertisement99 1956-05-26 8 read W^3 about rhe t^^^fl Ei^D STRATO-PLYERS MO^&HHi in Ki^fl UFUIME, COLUERSJHE SATURDAY EVENING POST i^BHS^fll a. *^R^B CtV^bV >^^r^rl jl^^rVß r^r^r^^ _^r^^B B^L^R^InRSR^RrH RHR^R^Rf 9 R^B^ -p>;^ B, M LJ CwJh mmUm- 7^ i m *I Jll end on thousands Jp^j|^^^^^^^^n^^^^^^^^^^^B of front-pages! now y ■HFfTJVHPKnfI i 4r fl99 words
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Advertisement147 1956-05-26 8 t "One sees pRMICC everywhere I these days" Wherever you happen to be vou ore prc'ty sure *VkJI?/L to Rnd 'FORMICA' Laminated Plastic dose at I,OK1 V |W Hcnd. All o*cr the wor^d, on tables, counters, E shelves, desks and countless other hard-wort- surfaces, 'FORMICA' material is making the ■KUMH147 words
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Article90 1956-05-26 9 H H H per.ses earsI BSI SB* Bh hut I H red .art's -e<l Mr. Lv: Istomin B as, B aB r 8.-. B and Debussy. There will probably be an additicna. concert for schools. Popular 4 Pro/n' I 1 HE Singapore Symphony 1 Orchestra will shortly mence reh(\irsinß90 words
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Article479 1956-05-26 9 OZART. Symphonies 49 <K. 550) and 39 (K. 543). icertgebouw Orche 1 cond. Karl Bohm. Philips AL *****, RT. Symphonies SO) and ItSj "Haf)ner'\ Ph ■ticSymphony Orchestra of Sew York cok H no Walter. Philips AL *****. I OK the minor symphony No tO. Rohm uses M,»larfs either,479 words
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Article373 1956-05-26 9 Father of the Poor VATICAN CITY. T/OR the second time in just five vears a Pope of the Roman Catholic Church soon will be beitified. He is Innocent XI, born Benedetto trdescalchi on May 16, 1011, at Como, northern Itaiy. Like the last Pontiff beatified Pius X he was noted373 words
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Article, Illustration1332 1956-05-26 9 JOHN HALKIN - JOHN HALKIN from- THEATRIC AL life in Lnn- don is looking up. The curse <»f the three witches is weakening its hold. The three witches of the London theatre are very old dames indeed: they are the unities of TIME, PLACE and ACTION. At one time, m>1,332 words
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Advertisement211 1956-05-26 9 no price premium 'UL^ for a premium product* nO < JL waters schwcppes rt^Sj ffsPHgiSß s^B SCHWEPPES 1/ r ,Llijlas > M ONCER BEER wT^ B3^- SCMWEPPEt tOOA WATCH SchiLeppe.t ea*t*T.':~n GINGEK PEEP: TONIC WATER SODA WATER DRY QINQER ALE LEKIONADL Union Limited, 550 Havt'-xk Road, Sin^apcrrt SCHWEPPERVESCLXCE LASTS THE211 words
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Miscellaneous92 1956-05-26 9 ward 's &D PUZZLE I 1 aanaJ I I H I I i you have eaten the happenShe provides poetry m Hosts brags about five hundred 46) Tit JJ Tenant (6> forbearance of a clear tone i <9> 1 bl f Wine 17 a mere travr t means a bis92 words
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279 1956-05-26 10 RUBBER DROPS ON CUTBACK, INVENTORIES I 'main o And 1 ouunvrvv Lowest In 79 Months THE cutback in the American automobile industry and biff car inventories contributed to the drop of 11.I 1 cents to 771 cents per lb. for first grade rubber for June shipment yesterday, the lowest level279 words
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Article143 1956-05-26 10 MALAYAN iharebroken yesreported the following business done: 88. Pet. 40 F. ft N orcK <i.to. $i Ti; Gammon $1.70; 11. B veriej 2] M. Ci Georgi Disn. $2 10, ernight: Metnl B 1 IS I' M P iblishing II 73 Sime Darby |1.7J c >\d Stor in143 words
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Article72 1956-05-26 10 THF Sultan of Selansor sampled Planta Margarine when he w and his party made a tour of the factory of Lever Brothers (M) Ltd. in Kuala Lumpur this I week. Mr. NM\ Nicholson, managing director of t!ie company is seen on the right. Others in the picture72 words
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Article187 1956-05-26 10 WITH one or two rxcepj tions. Malayan industrial and tin shares wrre quiet with prices generally inclining to drop towards the close, aecordins to the Malayan Bharebrokers' Association. Rubbers lacked support and were quiet with little intereat Price changes announced by the Association yesterday were: IM)l STRIAI187 words
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Article40 1956-05-26 10 THE dinner in honour of the gcn<:... manager of Guthri( < F. Taylor. In Penai 19 wa to th< r r rs throughout N rtl rn Malaya and not, as j tated I Stand:. May 21, b\ d and40 words
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Article412 1956-05-26 10 HEAVY LIQUIDATION IN WEEK THI trading we< k nlIhough a short one has seen an acceleration In the downvard trend and with sentiment bearish there has been b< .ivy liquidation on, at times, an unwilling market. says the rubber report of Holiday, Cutler, Bath and Co Ltd. London and the412 words
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Article71 1956-05-26 10 THE National Coal Board VWHM C V" SPCnd -u.oon million during the next ten years on the roconstructfa n of the coal Industry In ihe United Kington This was announced in I report "Investing In Coal" pub ished by the National Coal Beard. The required investment wi.i represent71 words
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Article103 1956-05-26 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon r!osins pricej per picul festerdaj were Copra, June $2'j\ buyeti $29| sellers; COCOOUI oil (bulk) $441 seller!, coconut oil (drums) $47J sellers; Afuntok white pepper $94 tellers, Sarawak white $93 sellers, Special Sarawak black $73 sellers. Singapore Copra Association Closini prices: Straits mixed103 words
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117 1956-05-26 10 Automatic Rubber Stamp-Machine For Malaya A NEW "rerolutfc nary" type of automatic rubber stamp-machine will soon be Introduced in the Malayan market. Ditlen Df OOIOUTed ink 1 arc transfers d fr< m felt pads to the actual rubb< r stamp, and then on to paper and other surfaces by a117 words
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Article757 1956-05-26 10 -EARNINGS DEPEND ON ENTREPOT THIS la a Hfppgii g jaffc pfoca by ProU^sor T. S.lrorJe o; the I'nircrsity o* Malaga .<i m Wt9Wk Piracy io Credit" whid wot ftnudtm o- rid o sixth o; a series of broadcasts on Ike -nnomu of Malaya sof Urn757 words
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93 1956-05-26 10 Revenue Totalled $166M. In 4 Months KUALA LDMPUH, I:i O»toir.> :.ue coi: n during four month* of ltfS total. $166,154,611 against an csUmated aniMMl yield of $459 millions. d it: on 'rubber. item, yielded unt of April $56.56 million to the national hequer. Total excise revenue <j riod was $2,36593 words
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Article23 1956-05-26 10 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' >n bu;and 33 1/16 trade <90 d iada 32| and Swiss fra Other exchange rates remained unaltered.23 words
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Article22 1956-05-26 10 1 !li I I I SOU dcvelor lacking sto firms em. Malaya mine. Japanese readv s«3 nime in u conjunctijil inieres-22 words
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Article21 1956-05-26 10 I I Sump pe. Ul iimau. Yonf Aubv hu, Rengan. I Lencv- i I Mr Sm I I M I21 words
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Article44 1956-05-26 10 nm I .duceri in I lon now pound for their sheet rubber. The Ri. mmissioner announced in Co rire I for RSS No. 1, Rs. 1 Rs. 1/34 for RSS N< Rs. 1/10 for RSS No. 4 and Th< I is HesJfHij^ I44 words
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Article23 1956-05-26 10 wist (erman car output •a.>- H!-v (i 91.800 in March -he As.sc iation m m A H Mam.: t u rers23 words
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Advertisement567 1956-05-26 10 XOTICES OEPARATE tenders arc in- the suppiv of ■Mrtcria for Pi for the per to the undermentioned Samples of the articles red may be inspected at the office of the It Manager. Cer ..nine Prison, Taiping. I pplies are required for the following Indus* Carpentry Cabinet Making e.g. Tim! Taiping,567 words
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Advertisement620 1956-05-26 10 EX-SERVICES ASSOCIATION Off MALAY. REMOVAL OF GENERAL SECRETARIAT r r::r QRNRRAL BBCRI L TARIAT i I the A tocif 1 n v. hicJl wa f';r::.« r. :at at thi (.ro Build B| Pi Bmi fa 1 HOW b^' d to Kuala Lumpur an all communl it! n h( Ud I620 words
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Advertisement144 1956-05-26 10 NOTICES TO ALL NEW OLD MEMBERS i i ifeeUna d tlk Malayan Assistance Orfani- m*a Board ol Managem< nt held on the iMth. May. 1956, It was resolved that the following new rule (to be known aa Rule 10A) be inserted in our Membership Book:Rule MA: Hurt no claim by144 words
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Advertisement456 1956-05-26 11 L^r"rgADING CO., LTD. LrVC- 132/6 RobmuMi Read f FUNNEL LINE I mor«. Ph.lJdelphl* C«H PS hjm Penjnf 9/H |u-e 15 16 |un« 17/18 go o^^*" lt/23 M:4 25 26/27 to .ojd and diKh«rg« c«rg« •^TTvan LLOYD G .AMEKICAN LINE I j ,djm, oftm«n Htmbarg L PS ham M M, y456 words
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Advertisement1060 1956-05-26 11 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (8 lints) (Incorporated in Singapore) (12 d.pT' THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE Carriers option to pr«x««d via ether port* to lead an* discharge cargo i SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, LONOON CONTINENT Singapore. I **„>., for Uv fDocl 6D P Ant hM V -A^n^W Sft1,060 words
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Advertisement907 1956-05-26 11 MITSUI yp\ LINE FOR JAPAN from Indo S P S Pe 0 fl Bu yo Ma f or Yokohcr^a, Kobe Moji j j FOR JAPAN frorr, Cnnti^; Y hoeisa^ Moru for Yokohama Nogova. Kobe v-o H'kong 27 May Akibason Moru f C r Yokohar?°> Noooyt^, Kobe v,o Hongkong AL d907 words
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Advertisement728 1956-05-26 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS Sailings tor Bangkok ond For Eoit. Penang P Shorn Sport "KAMBODIA" B In Por* "LALANDIA" 6 8 June 9 1 2 June 13 14 June "MAGDALA" 9 lOJunc 11 12June U MJune ."JAVA" 15 16Junc 17 lSJune 19 22 June HOMEWARDS Soilings for Genoo. Antwerp. Rottcrdom,728 words
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345 1956-05-26 12 Marines Decide Ist Half MARINES 6 STAR SOCCERITES 4 ONCE POWERFUL STAR Soccerites, flftf wigglHlll next season, had another nail hit into their coffin when Marine Department trounced them by six poals to lour in a SAr A Div. 1 league match it the345 words
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Article61 1956-05-26 12 1 1 It i maol H E I: In i SAFA Wv, I fix- Ja!an Bcsar Sta on Monday aj T n be ted from the following:- :>•:.,. >( nan. R. Satha R Bala. T. Suppiah, M. Ghani. EUn A Ra G D :ppan. K. Salahudin.61 words
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171 1956-05-26 12 'Q' Team Is Leading In Army Sports A TOTAL of 1!> events will be held at the finals of the annual athletic championships of the Far East Land Forces on the Tanglin. Sports ground today. The result! of lav tvi i which were held last work il "Q" Team leading171 words
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371 1956-05-26 12 THE MAJOR MAKES AMENDS AND WINS FARELF GOLF KUALA LUMPUR, FrL— Major G. R. Noble of the Battalion, Royal Lincolnshire Regiment, won the FARELF golf championship with 189 points over 36 holes Scratch Medal at the So «or Golf Club course here toe C 80 competitors partici- "ed in this371 words
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244 1956-05-26 12 EDIN PETERS - Nor ma' s Farewell A Big BlaW To S 'pore EDIN PETERS By SIXTEEN-year-old Norma Hutchinson, holder of six Colony swimming records including the women's 100 metres and 400 metres freestyle events has lost her interest in the sport and her father, Mr. Fred Hutchinson has asked her to retire244 words
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Article, Illustration43 1956-05-26 12 THi: Blur Stars <>i K won the Srl.niL. 1 mini 11 n <ha nip inter-team rimibl. s pionships for th< time in su< < psmom i are pictured uith president Mi Sure (ccstn .md tram captain. Mr lio\ eng.43 words
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Article130 1956-05-26 12 An Upset In Perak Badminton IPOH« M A minor upset w i> created ir. the PW*k O]c:: Junior badminton championll [pa last night Tons Choong Sum, thii jrcsn idxwlbojf rui nerup eliminated hit former conqueror Lai Long liing in quarter Una] matcii after three tiring tetii Following arc results: Men's130 words
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Article76 1956-05-26 12 Six- Wicket Win For Kuala Lipis RAUB. Fri. In an interdistrict cricket match at the Kuala Lipis padang yestercay. Kuala L:pis beat Raub by six wickets. Raub batted first and \vc:e all out for lOC J. Carvalho 22, Singam 15. Khalid 14. P. G. De Sii\a took three wickets for76 words
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Article37 1956-05-26 12 BEXTOXO. Fri. Pahang Will meet Trengxanu in a MaInya Cup football match at Kuala Lipis on Saturday, June 9. Admission charges are $2. SI. and 50 cents. The kick-oft is at 5.15 p.m.37 words
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Article33 1956-05-26 12 XIBOXG TEBAL, Fri. Batu Kawan Estate sprung a big upset in the Province Wcllesley (South) socror league bj beating the Nibong Tchal Indian Association 3-2 in a league fixture on Wednesday.33 words
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Article402 1956-05-26 12 Lena Is School Champion TANJ4 ING K. 'ong Girls' Sr leld their Thud Annual Athletic Sports at the Sc <>ols' ground yc~ Lena 1 huml i i can tknd ia the 220 yds., 100 long jump and high jump <. -.v the *A 0.-. ndividuali champion with 20 poin V402 words
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Article25 1956-05-26 12 THE Inter-CCbool 'r.atrh between Victoria Institution and St. ,]ohn"s Institution -chcr I to ho played at B ikit Nai KuaUi Lumpur, yesterday was postponed.25 words
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Article274 1956-05-26 12 KUALA LUMPUR Fri.— Hie Malayan Sikhs Sports Council will hold its annual All-Mala-yan Sikhs Athletic meet the sixth 111 the .series— at Penang on August 31 and Sept. 1. Th e Young Men's Sikhs Association Penang. who are sponsoring the meet this year have now274 words
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Article52 1956-05-26 12 i Bahru Schools I I their third annual athletic meet at the Sepoy Lines Medical grounds yesterday. Ho Yuen Kum was the N indr hampio i vision "A" nnii e sprints and the 80 yards Hur Inf S individual champion in the Dii Mr v i presented52 words
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Article19 1956-05-26 12 an inter-school friendly. Pasar Road English Srtinn! hool I 9-0 Ml the Pasar Ro.iri c k19 words
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Article29 1956-05-26 12 I it I for p!ajsJi Tbeaagg in thf ajg Donne: .ot* tbe neTS Jones ineiJ ted befoiti the a:nooi ca.^e fnjsN Go, the I ALEXJUj Lye Hut ""I29 words
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Article21 1956-05-26 12 the PewH I tion for m racelj Esplanade^ Tr/v 4 Keat Boil Loo Giapl Zain Menial 1 Lee SooiM llun21 words
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Advertisement100 1956-05-26 12 7Hf 3in 1 GRAND mm f FLOOR SHOW! < 1 I D C I I PI I Introducing )|CH "I I GONZALEZ I IMl.llWlinwi h\< i^ J TOASi of i:\-i N u 1 1 T- DANCE TOMORROW '1 EASTERN H •w Ampong Rood KuCl .1 i »hfOO' T J <100 words
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Miscellaneous150 1956-05-26 12 CRICKET INTERSTATE: Singapore w. Selangor tl S CC. J/ <; Fncniilies: S.R C. rs. 80.D.C..4. f2i d I of SJLC a! 1 15 p y M.C\.\ N Roj ll .Army Education Co- p. at YMC. A ATHLETICS St. Patrick'i School $portt at S.PS.. Playjair Sdiool II tporU Bl P ty/oir;150 words
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Article, Illustration46 1956-05-26 13 photo from London. ARCHIE Moore of United States, the world Ught-heavy-xceight char takes a shave and uhaVs on h Yolande Pompeyl Moore defends his against Yolande Pompey of Trinidad, when they meet at Jiarringay Arena, London, on June 5. Associated PressAssociated Press - 46 words
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Article24 1956-05-26 13 ST. JOHN'S Old Boys beat Present Boys at tennis to win the Khoo Tcik Ee Shield in the annual competition at Kuala24 words
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67 1956-05-26 13 MANCHESTER Mav '25 <!:•;- tor) Miss I Follett's seven-yrar-old gelding Ti:. 1 won tho M anrtwiU i Cob run one and bail miles at the Castle Irrwrll O tUTM here tuciav m a thr«- pin I finis innabu is civc: i vrrdict ovrr Maj 167 words
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Article219 1956-05-26 13 londox. May 25 (Renter) County clo^e of. play .-core- At Taunton. 1 mpsliirc caj S tmerset by IB innings and 7 runa Hampshire I Sonv 120 an N j lleCool 04. Noath (right arm lid medium) I n 1 At hesterfield. M -ox Derbj ire219 words
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Article181 1956-05-26 13 WHARTON SCORES 137 MANCHESTER, May 25 (Reuter) Lancashire and the Australions drew their march which ended here today. Scores were: Lancashire 108 and 238 for six declared. Australians 160 and 90 for one. I YNTASHIRi; IST INNS AUSTRALIA IST. inns.— IHO Lancashire second Innings (continued from181 words
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Article216 1956-05-26 13 KUALA LUMPDH Kr:-T r s» langor Hardcourt l champioi i| h hich start tod ai d continue here on Sunday i 4 the SeJ mgor Chinese Recreati ffl C ib c urti ftv« attract* d M St aded I lay* n In < men'? ngles are216 words
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Article128 1956-05-26 13 PETKOIT. Mav 2.i >P,rutrr>— JM Louit, vtM fouajsl hii wnv from tlm amateur pldvcs r...c here to the WOfld h^avv\ve;t;ht DOOdOf rl.ampioi^l^p. returnee] homr las! night as a wrestler. Rut there were about 10 000 rmpty seats at Olympic Stadium which ho once r(,\i\c\128 words
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Article104 1956-05-26 13 StJNGEI PATAXI. Friday. This years Central Kedah AAA meet b e held on the Public Pfedang on Ji;n c FbUowtag th e adopttoa of the ndti of the ApodatkM ai Um annual general mee'.ir.^ of the Association, it was decided to invite Messrs. Cboong Chum Fall104 words
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Article59 1956-05-26 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Scoring two goals In each naif, Malaya Command C;imp trounced S3 Coy Royal Army Service COrpi 4-0 in their Div TWO GarriaOn Lea cue soccer match on Ihe Batu Canto:, ment ground yesterday. In another Division Two matcn the Royal Lincoln* Band beat Ma lava59 words
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Article28 1956-05-26 13 KUALA LUMPUR Fri.— Bri tish Military Hospital, Kinrari beat Army Drpot Police A-A In a hnrd fought Div. One Garrison Lcacue toccer matcn today.28 words
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Article40 1956-05-26 13 LI.\t;FIKI.:>. I'ARK. Su-rv May 25. (R< t r y n ->i Donald-Buchanan's Induna won tn« i" I T: ial Stake re« year-o da eotti run ova one and a ha l| mil< \u i e to i nay.40 words
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Advertisement757 1956-05-26 13 I CLASSIFIED ADS SITUATIO\S VACANT MINK IPAI.ITY OF GEORGE TOWN. PENANCi r |'»HE M cipa] Council invites 1 applications for r < i Pupils in the T: u c ni-\nu A: wlicants should be between jes of M and i be Federal I *;zens or Mala born British Subjects. e757 words
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Advertisement547 1956-05-26 13 >\R\U \K I IK IRK ITY >l PPLI o LTD (iI.M K \L >1 W R Gi •i \l /;er ii quired by the Sarawak Supply Co.. Ltd.. a Sara iovernmert owned pubhc utility company, on 3 years contract rene.' tuai agreement Should have <ble *«pTritnr» in an itiyt cara.547 words
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Miscellaneous232 1956-05-26 13 Ibner By A/ Copp IfW il/*htff 1 I f N y TH'ONJt LI L A I UUlwrv/vt > rAMBLV th truth I kBEFO-HE rrfC^^VH?^ CAIN' T HURT. 1 r I S/— r-^ I Oop By V. 7*. Hamfin i ~i r T I vsT^L.) I Hi.' U <orl, I PUMMO'S232 words
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Article, Illustration61 1956-05-26 14 THE Federation Chief Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman, who is also president of the Football Association of H Malaya, is introduced to the Vietnam team before the 'K' match. INK Vietnam captain. I.r-lluu Due. and E. C. Dutton, Malaya's61 words
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Article, Illustration202 1956-05-26 14 Sprinter Soon Serves Notice SEVENTEEN year- AT old Kesavan Soon a}> served notice of spec- -dier sprints to conic v]> bv smashing two 17- yf year-old records at Victoria School's an- n'ial athletic meet on the School ground J yesterday. y}> K-s.ix.ui broke the X^J> sprint records created by Mi202 words
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Article388 1956-05-26 14 DIVISION 100 yards: l. Kesavan Soon. 2. Chan Chow Tin. 3. C Wens— lo.2 sec. (Record'; 22f > ird^: i. avan Soon 2. Chan Kum Weng. 3. Loh Chong C —23.6 sec (R >»•• vuds I y Yeo, 2. Jimm K i- i sec. Ot yards: 1.388 words
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Article, Illustration13 1956-05-26 14 »ol ««hle«ic n>ortj oi thi tL J '°,.i" 7r ''s retey, nt the13 words
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Article, Illustration690 1956-05-26 14 Jeffery James Says... We'll Answer Know On The Sunday sports copeage ON SUNDAY NIGHT, we shall know whether we have three rising; badminton stars or three almost certain flops. This is the ni^ht we'Jl be judge and juryto condemn or to uphold the claims for690 words
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519 1956-05-26 14 Macao Calling Malayan Aces For Grand Prix Mysore's Hunters Are Coming THE third annual Macao Grand Prix to be held at Macao on November 3 and 4 will be decided over :H>3 miles, and at least one well-known Malayan ratine driver will be competing in that meet. He is Chan519 words
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Article70 1956-05-26 14 TOP. thr 1,,. 1.,,. Vietnam «.n thr 1,,, Malaya on thr ns hi the centre s referct I cic S 1 1 a flanked h linesmen. Malaya held tin names*' .> 'A in the s< let match <if thr uptie at Kuala I on Thursday, but ietn.»i70 words
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