Singapore Standard, 5 July 1956
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Title Section31 1956-07-05 1 Singapore Standard ««tTr D F0I -'CI fl* *U\ S FIM8RIGA0E GIN8RAI. HOSPITAL ***** (5 lim,; 2400 -fl* /U I -3L 2811 2414 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1956 14 PAGES 15 CENTS31 words
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Article146 1956-07-05 1 Talks On Joint Mission To China .-.cms on a pan:n:ssion to sponsors and Fedeexpected -'ace sh Mi Yap Pheng h Singa- ci h:.> at mission. "We believe tltati n and n If the Fedepeof have shall wei- to do dKu da Lamin an I a mem- j I ed< rail,146 words
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Article32 1956-07-05 1 Meow, MeowThen No Derby WELDON. England, July 4 <UP>— The Rev. Arthur Higginson called off this Northamptonshire village's annual "Mouse Derby" today. Two cats had eaten all the Tn contestants, he said.32 words
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Article58 1956-07-05 1 n; Geek, main the Singapore to China, I that his nclude a few I tn favour men accom-' panving the mission. But. he said. the Peking Government had not invited any Singapore journalists The matter is very much m my mind, and I wii. see what58 words
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Article209 1956-07-05 1 Council Engineer Stresses Need For New $100 M. Station SINGAPORE City Electrical Engineer, Mr. R. A. Waddle, has recommended the building of a new $100,000,000 power station to meet the Colony's growing demand for electricity. Approval to enter into immediate agreement with the City Council consultants209 words
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175 1956-07-05 1 Police Lieut. Found Dead In Hotel Room POLICE Lieutenant D.W. Needham, 35. of the Federation Police, was found dead with a gunshot wound through his head m a Singapore hotel m Beach Road yesterday morning. The officer, an Australian, was attached to Kepong. six miles from Kuala Lumpur. Police do175 words
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Article160 1956-07-05 1 TOKYO, July 4 (UP)—. The Chinese Communists have their eyes on a couple of juicy new targets—Sarawak and Borneo, reports correspon-. dent Earnest Hoberecht. They already have started to "move m" on these rich areas, accord- ing to intelligence information reaching Tokyo, and are laying160 words
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293 1956-07-05 1 NIXON OFFERS U.S. ASSISTANCE MANILA, July 4 (Reuter)— United States Vice-President Mr. Richard Nixon s:\\r\ here today that hundreds of millions of people m Asia "believe, for the first time, that through their own efforts, and with some outside assists *je, they can293 words
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Article148 1956-07-05 1 LONDON, July 4 (Reuter)— The Commonwealth Prime Ministers conference today made a surprise departure from scheduled business by launching into a detailed discussion of the Commonwealth relationship with Japan, according to conference sources. The conference had touched on this subject at an earlier session but148 words
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Article22 1956-07-05 1 THE Philippines and Indonesia yesterday signed a five-year imtni^ration agreement to control oorder crossing and to re- patriate illegal residents— U.P.U.P. - 22 words
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Article121 1956-07-05 1 NICOSIA, July 4 (Renter)— The biggest fire ever known m Cyprus was still raging today m the Paphos Forests, m the west of the island. Forestry officials said the blaze had been raging for three days. About 700 British troops are righting alongside 2,000 Cypriot121 words
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Article53 1956-07-05 1 ROME. July 4 (Reuter) A communique issued at the end of a three-day visit to Italy by the West German Chancellor Dr. Konrad Adenauer declared tonight that the political leaders of the two countries had fully agreed on the objectives they intend to pursue within the53 words
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Article75 1956-07-05 1 SINGAPORE rubber and tin prices rose appreciably yesterday, rubber by 3jJ cents per lb and tin by $3| per picul. Sentiment m the rubber market was better, following improved London and New York overnight prices, which brought prices locally to around 91 J cents per lb.75 words
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146 1956-07-05 1 Thailand To Step Up Armed Strength BANGKOK. July 4 (UP) King Phumiphon Adundet. In a Go' Tnment policy address before the National Assembly, has called for an increase m Thailand's armed forces. The 28-year-old monarch reported to the Cabinet council and national assemblymen at the opening of the Assembly that146 words
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Article99 1956-07-05 1 SYDNEY. July 4 (UP) Doctors at Saint Vincent Hospital here said yesterday that next Monday, would be a crucial day m the life of 13-year-old Mahmud bin Haji Mohamed Yunus, of Johore, who travelled here alone from Malaya m an attempt to save his99 words
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Article66 1956-07-05 1 BERLIN. July 4 (AP)— A 29-year-qld man fled from Communist East Germany yesterday m nothing but a pair of swimming trunks. But he didn't leave his clothes behind. Willi Hawner emerged from the western side of Berlin's Havel River and told authorities he wanted political asylum.66 words
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Article33 1956-07-05 1 A Chinese textile millionaire, riled an appeal m Taipei's high court yesterday against a life sentence passed on him last week for the murder of one of his '.wo wives. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article91 1956-07-05 1 ANDREW ROTH - ANDREW ROTH By LONDON. Wed. There Is some speculation m Parliamentary circles a.s to whether the easing of the ban on Peoples Action Party meetings m Singapore is connected with the question which Mr. Stan Awbery, Labour M.P. put down on the order papers today. Awbery asks:91 words
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Article61 1956-07-05 1 PARIS. July 4 (Reuter) Pierre Poujade and six members of the national bureau of his anti-tax movement were today fined 200.000 francs (£2OO sterling) each on charges that they organized a collective refusal to pay taxes The fines were imposed by a Paris court, which61 words
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226 1956-07-05 1 FIANCE KILLED IN HIGHWAY MISHAP SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, July 4 (UP) Plucky Jean Margetts, looking 80 instead of the 18 she is, was found "just barely alive" last night, nine days after she was trapped m an auto accident that killed her226 words
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Article68 1956-07-05 1 LONDON, July 4 (Reuter) Ceylon's Prime Minister. Mr. Solomon Bandaranaike. today had further talks with British Ministers on his country's demand that Britain evacuate her naval and air bases from Ceylon. Before the morning session of the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference, Mr. Bandaranaike conferred with Lord68 words
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Article154 1956-07-05 1 RUBBER BLAZE NEAR K.L KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A huge rubber-estate fir* was raging this evening at Segambot. four and a half miles from the Federal Capital. Fire engines from the Army Fire Service and Kuala Lumpur Fire Brigade were standing by near the Segarnbot railway station, about half a mile154 words
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Article61 1956-07-05 1 JESSELTON. North Borneo July 4, (Reuter)— Police ftere are investigating the theft of $25,000 from the Government Treasury safe m the small east coast town of Lahad Datu. A constable on beat duty found the safe open last Sunday with the money gone. Government officials toid detectives61 words
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Article32 1956-07-05 1 PRINCE Rainier 111 of Monaco and Princess Grace, slim m a black silk dre^s. celebrated American Independence Day at a mass at Saint Charle: Church m Monaco yesterday. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article25 1956-07-05 1 A MILITARY operation to "totally annihilate" rebels and bandits m South Borneo will be launched "soon." an Indonesian military spokesman announced yesterday.— U.P.U.P. - 25 words
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Article34 1956-07-05 2 IPOH. Weci Members of the Ipoh branch of the ExServices Association of Malaya are to hold their first "gel toqcther'' party here on July 21 m the FMSVF headquarters m Taxnbun Road34 words
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Article66 1956-07-05 2 BENTONG, Wed.—Two Malay clashes for government servants were opened here last night under the sponsorship of the Bentong District Adult Education Association. Among the 50 students are th.'ej chief clerks, an Inspector of schools. English school teachers, court interpreters anc." food control inspectors. One hour lessons66 words
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Article92 1956-07-05 2 Train Fares For 'Pest a' KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The introduction of special concession fares on all rail journeys to Kuala Lumpur from any station m the Federation for the three-c.'ay Festival of Culture (Pesta) were announced today by the Malayan Railway The concessions are: Single snrf a half fare for92 words
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424 1956-07-05 2 Constitutional Changes Proposed For Penang PENANG, Wed. The Resident Commissioner, Mr. R. P. Binghom, m outlining the proposed constitutional changes for the Settlement at the Council meeting have today, said the greatest change would be that elected members would assume responsibility for the work424 words
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136 1956-07-05 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A demand that the Settlements of Penang ar.;i Malacca be merged as states or units of j the Federation is to be placed before the Reid Constitutional Commission. In a memorandum prepared for submission to the Commission, the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party pointed out136 words
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Article29 1956-07-05 2 SINGAPORE City Councillor Sim Beng Seng, yesterday called for the abolition of the Council's ''white elephant" the Organization and Methods Department. Mr. Sim told The Standard29 words
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Article123 1956-07-05 2 PENANG, Wed— The Member for East Coast, Inche Aziz Ibrahim, at today's Settlement Council Meeting, accused the Government of delaying payment of gratuities to Government daily-paid workers after their retirement from service Inche Aziz Ibrahim said it hao come to his notice that m most123 words
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Article61 1956-07-05 2 MISS I. I. Marwick, Matron of Tara Hospital, Johannesburg, South Africa, has been appointed by the World Health Organization as a psychiatric nursing consultant m the Western Pacific Region. She will visit Singapore. Federation of Malaya, Taiwan, China and the Philippines to help plan the development of61 words
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Article84 1956-07-05 2 th:-tt ratepayers have to dish out the money for a department which '"does not carry out any useful work except to re-organize various existing departments and advise on the re-allotment of council staff." He referred to payments for the department as "robbing Peter to uav Paul." Mr84 words
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Article41 1956-07-05 2 TAIPEI, July 3 (AP) Hundreds of pedicab (trisha) riders demonstrated today outside Taipei's City Hall m protest against a Municipal plan to reduce to number of pedicabs operating here by 3,000. Almost 10.000 pedicabs are presently licensed.41 words
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Article, Illustration79 1956-07-05 2 pic by YEN P. PEMARATANA Tbero. Mr. Lim Tat Tean, president of the Selangor Buddhist Association and Yen. K. Dhaminanda Thero with a new marble statue of Buddha weighing 2.800 lbs and costing 52,000 which arrived from Burma to be installed at the New Buddhist Temple atYong Peng Seong - 79 words
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Article353 1956-07-05 2 BUT HE TOLD TRUTH: LAWYER PENANG, Wed.— A Justice of the Peace, Mohamed Yusoff Poshni, may have been nervous and taken some time to answer questions when he save his evidence, but he was "a sin?ule man. possibly foolish but always truthful." This was submitted353 words
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Article62 1956-07-05 2 A RESOLUTION demanding that the Labour Front Government re-open constitutional talks with Britain by April next year will come rip before the annual conference of the People's Action Party on Sunday. Another resolution to be tabled demands equal pay for male and female workers of62 words
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Article103 1956-07-05 2 IPOH, Wed. When a 30--year-old housewife from Kampar was charged with removing restricted articles without a permit, she told the Magistrate: "There is no such regulation m the town where I come from." The housewife, Lan Ah Ngan, told the Court she took the restricted103 words
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Article250 1956-07-05 2 Councillor Criticizes New s Coverag PENANG, Wed.— Because Radio Malaya is a Government-controlled ton***" does it necessarily mean that all non-political Malayan news must be vetted i diluted at Singapore before the people could receive it m the Federation? This question was raised by the Member250 words
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97 1956-07-05 2 C'ttee Report Or Elections Passed PFYAVr < i rLAA Vi iVed ment Secretar Foulsham, told C at I day that it wo si Die to encourage J to vote, if th« ihcir local coum turns at the same J Mr. Fr;,. I motion thai th< Seleri Comnr examine tions, authorities97 words
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Article119 1956-07-05 2 I KUALA SEL/ The Kuala wiii b<- trai I t miniatun M I nun this v.' two-day distr lural show sta day The Bllltta will open th< to be the tn t evei Kuala S The main sectinr the diff< reni rice, vegetables. meats, poultry and can119 words
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Article63 1956-07-05 2 A MALAY -J "Critic 1 Ma, ay opinion on fail B and ptt»bl< I Lshed by ihe I General of Pal Sir Ona also the edit i The L2-paj ftrst appear;-. with articles on of M jus E freedom ai d and on the Fedi63 words
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Article17 1956-07-05 2 A TIGER cows grazing \r a viJl seven miles fron terday A <*.i mauled J17 words
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Article34 1956-07-05 2 RAUB. We the Peace, Mi was e lect< 1 Raub District Operative S "> The follow :n^ also elected Iff secretary and tre. mittee: Messrs S V Cheilappan ana w rai.34 words
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Article, Illustration47 1956-07-05 3 LADY BLACK, wife of the Governor of Singapore, visited the Geylang Craft Centre at Lorong 2.5, on Tuesday, and inspected the home nursing class. Picture shows Lady Black testing a ■^lins: beiny put on one of the Malay g rls.- Standard picStandardpic - 47 words
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130 1956-07-05 3 Seamen Allege Bad Treatment Union Lodges Protest liil Malayan National Seamen's I nion has pro-,v-d i the Consul-General fo r France, M. Jean against aliened maltreatment of Singapore uorkinjj on French registered vessels. i Mf M. A. Majid, a q I t the Union, told The St they were forced130 words
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Article64 1956-07-05 3 Undeclared Gold— Two Men Charged Ms offiI 120 fa undeciar- raiding a £oldg I > :re::, Ho od Ho Oot tointly chari President o! the li Com with pics- irtna oi Choti Ch€ >ng gC i 18, Leech S I I 00l g j tahila ol ich customs duty to64 words
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Article21 1956-07-05 3 FRISTS cut telephone the railway line i aera of Pnight An ar- h a m went to placed ick21 words
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147 1956-07-05 3 IPINOS m Singapore celebrated the tenth j of their country's independence with a l| Mass at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, their Consul Mr. Alejandro F. Holigores, morning: evening, a t held at the R al Sand Cub, follow >d by a I Raffles Ho:147 words
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Article49 1956-07-05 3 KOTA BAHRU, Wed. Syed Hussein bin Tuan Sulong, formerly ol the Supplies Department here, has been transferred to Kedah as Chief Inspector m the Supplies Department, Anak Bukit. Syed Hussein, who was honorary Police Inspector m the Police Volunteer Reserve, was Sports Secretary of Suara Muda.49 words
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Article27 1956-07-05 3 Training For Youth th< Sinsamcil, Mr. will open the ith Leadorirse today _Jt the Council Hall organized by train people Imlnlstrators to youth from 15 rganizatlona urse.27 words
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Article98 1956-07-05 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. At the re ent thii I annual general meeting of the Kerala Samajam. Selangnr. the following 'Acre elected office-bearers for the coming year:President Mr, X. Raghavan; Vice-President^Mr. P.M Karun; karac Pillai; Secretary —Mr. K. s. Kurup; Asst. Secre- -Mr. K. J, Pillai; Trea-surer-—Mr. B. K.98 words
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Article38 1956-07-05 3 SINGAPORE Chinese Swimming Club's monthly tea dance will be held on Sunday. July 8, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. It is open to members and friends Baby Low's Hawaiian band will be m attendance.38 words
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Article162 1956-07-05 3 THEYLL WATCH NAVY IN ACTION MOKE than 150 students from all Singapore schools will so for a short trip to sea on the cruiser H.MS. Newfoundland today and tomorrow. The first party ol .-indents i mbark from the Nai aJ Base this afternoon and disembark In162 words
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84 1956-07-05 3 Mr. Lim Tries Again To End Dispute Singapore's Chief Minister and Minister for Labour and Welfare. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, yesterday made another attempt to settle the dispute between the City Council and its Electrical Depar t m c n t Employees' Union. He had discussions with the parties for84 words
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Article101 1956-07-05 3 Indian Dies After Assault IPOH. Wed Police are seeking the aid of a Chinese cye-w!tne.v> to an assault on Sunday afternoon m which an Indian sustained fatal head injuries. The Indian, Suku Thaver, died last ni^ht m the Ipoh District Hospital. 34 hours after admission. A Police spokesman stated that101 words
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Article26 1956-07-05 3 THE Kuala Lumpur District Welfare Committee has organized a welfare week from Sept. 23 to 29 and the proceeds will he given to charity.26 words
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Article62 1956-07-05 3 UANTAN, Wed, The ntan District Boy Scouts w: I hold a fun fair on July r, I »t Uw Chung Hwa tie and Primary School ng. The proceeds wii! be used to send a scout to the 1957 tecary jamboree m Eng- tot the Federation Boy62 words
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Article224 1956-07-05 3 GOVT. TO SELECT SIX TOP MEN SOON Choice For PSC Chairman Described As 'Tricky One SIX appointments ranging from the Chairman of the Public Services Commission to the Clerk of the Legislative Assembly will be announced shortly by the Singapore Government. fFnese appointments are to fill up posts left vacant224 words
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Article158 1956-07-05 3 AN advance party from Keris Film Productions will go !o North Borneo next week to survey location lor the filming of a Malay picture, "Chinta Gadis Rimba, 1 and to make arrangements for using local Malays and Dyaks m the cast. Mr. IJ158 words
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Article80 1956-07-05 3 Appeal For Witnesses To Accident SINGAPORE Police are appealing for eyewitnesses to give information about an accident at Lorong 105, Changi Road, involving a saloon car and a tiisha at about 3.30 a.m. yesterday. According to the Police, the car at the time of the accident was travelling without lichts80 words
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Article, Illustration74 1956-07-05 3 The third Singapore Company team of the Girls 1 Life Brigade won the "Alliace Towers" shield for international friendship competition held m London recently. Picture shows Major (Mrs.) E. Lyne receiving the shield from 8.0.A.C. Captain, Mr. M. A. Maltru, who brought the shield from London. With her74 words
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Article91 1956-07-05 3 MINER ON CAUSING DEATH CHARGE RAUB. Wed. James Thomas Selby, 36, a mining superintendent m the Raub Australian Gold Mine, was yesterday charged with causing tne death of a Malay padi planter. Haji Sulaiman bin Saidi, 55. by a negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide. Selby was alleged to91 words
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Article66 1956-07-05 3 ALOR STAR, Wed. The working of the Zakat Law (tax collection from Muslims), which came into force last year, has realized more than $500,000, Tuan Sheikh Mahmud. the President of the Council of Malay Customs and Religion, said yesterday. He further revealed that the new divorce66 words
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Advertisement207 1956-07-05 3 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products CHINKAWHITE This invaluable Wind Mixture is on excellent remedy for Stomach Pains, Constipation, Indigestion Acidity, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL WE CAN OFFER FROM STOCK! 10.000 TONS BRAND NEW EX \VD AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MOTOR VEHICLE207 words
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471 1956-07-05 4 Prosecutor Amends Charge In Ju mat Case BENCH SAYS IT BRINGS LARGER PUNISHMENT WHEN a cheque of the nalists for $1,300 was presen it was found that it bore The bank's assistant accoui was stated at the trial of The Standard, James Abbaj yesterday. Mr. David Turner, as Hongkong and471 words
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217 1956-07-05 4 A SINGAPORE Coroner's Court was told yesterday of the three love affairs m the life of a Harbour Board police constable, A.S. Maniam. 30. who died on May 20 from a gunshot wound. His FIRST love was a married woman police217 words
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265 1956-07-05 4 FRONT CONSIDERS INQUIRY INTO COLONY'S SECURITY THE Labour Front Coalition Parliamentary Committee which was set up last week, met for the first time yesterday to consider and recommend the setting up of a public inquiry into the Colony's internal security. The findings of the committee will be forwarded to the265 words
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Article145 1956-07-05 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Judgment was reserved m the High Court today m a $70,000 damage suit brought against a rubber planter by an insurance agent for injuries sustained m a car accident. The insurance representative. Mr. Robert Greer. claimed the damages for injuries he rereived when145 words
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Article30 1956-07-05 4 MISS Mary Sim. 16. fell from the first floor of her flat m Joo Chiat Place Singapore, last night She was admitted to the General Hospital.30 words
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Article49 1956-07-05 4 Four people were injured when their car overturned m River Valley Road last night. The injured were Mr. J. A. Dias. Miss C.A Davis, Miss Dorothy Rajah and Mr. Lewis Campbell. Miss Raiah was admitted to General Hospital. The other three were treated: as outpatients.49 words
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Article94 1956-07-05 4 A SINGAPORE Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Devereux-Colebourn, yesterday regretted that he did not have the power to whip a youthful, self-con-fessed gangster. The youth, Ong Hoot Soon. 17, pleaded guilty to a charge of assaulting Krishna Murthy on July 3 at Serangoon Road. He asked the94 words
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201 1956-07-05 4 PENAN G, Wed. -Because a national language paper is to be included m, the national examinations m future, there is a great anxiety amongst pupils to try to improve their Malay. This was disclosed m a written answer tabled at today's Settlement Council meeting201 words
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Article67 1956-07-05 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— The visit of Lord Reid and members of the Federation constitution committee ended today with a tea party given m their honour by the Mentri Besar. Johore. on behalf of the State Government. In the course of the day. members of the67 words
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191 1956-07-05 4 A Dogs Life? Not For These 125 Blue-Bloods KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —A total of 125 pedigree dogs have been entered for the biggest dog show m post-war Malaya. They will display their canine beauty on Sunday. There will be 17 different species m all from the massive Irish Wolfhounds to191 words
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Article165 1956-07-05 4 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber pri< es (rents per !b.) m Singapore yesterday) were: Buyers Sellers No 1 KSS Spot (norn), 91 i 9H July No 1 RSS 91 i 91* No. 3 RSS 87> 88 No. 3 ESS 86i 87 Tone: Steady quiet. S'POKfc UN The price o\ tin on165 words
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317 1956-07-05 4 CAN an insurance company refuse to meet a claim when a race horse has been destroyed on humane grounds? This question was argued before Mr. Justice Whitton m the Singapore High Court yesterday. Mr \V. M. Warden, owner of an Australian chestnut mare, Miss317 words
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Miscellaneous67 1956-07-05 4 Weather Report Minimum Temperature: From 7.30 pm July 3 to 7.30 a.m. July 4 Singapore (75F>, Penang (73F). Kota Bahru (75F). Kuala Lumpur <70F>, Ipoh (70F). Kuantan (72F). Maximum Temperature: From 7.30 a-m. to 7.30 p.m. July 4. Singapore (89F). Penang <87F). Kota Bahru (92F) Kuala Lumpur (91F), Ipoh (93F).67 words
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Article, Illustration51 1956-07-05 5 VIISS Thereac I.im. 23 year old medical student of X S onal University, Dublin, arrived m Singapore C foi holidays with her parents m Rual i Lumpur. 5 1 n who has completed three years' study C renlty, will be returning to Dublin m two51 words
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183 1956-07-05 5 Two To Stand Trial At Assizes I VR-OLD deal mute, Tan Joo Hiang, used I i Ider sister as .be to i Singapore magistrate, W sfc PSSi ght off two masked who tried to rob her. at a inqu i r y Into i charges183 words
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81 1956-07-05 5 INDUSTRIAL COURT TO HANDLE TIN DISPUTE L rMFUR, Wed. m the mining m tustry eltouscci 3 50 cat b I me ;iU tal court iOVd V ::ain lecided by the the Malayan q de- tyment lor the \j£ re obex 1954. threatened I members c I from T lv B81 words
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Article157 1956-07-05 5 Schools For Kampong Malays Call THE local United Malays National Organization has asked the Singapore Govcrn- to provide school? fox Malay children m the Malay ted rural areas and to Set 'i 1 Malay technical schools. T iai Syed Ahmad JamaI U.M.N.O.'s general told The Standard lay that many Malay157 words
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Article71 1956-07-05 5 MR S Janaaathan, presicenl of the Singapore Trades Union Congress, plans to discuss with British authorities on the future of service employees m the Colony durinfc his stay m England this month. He let t tor I^ondon yesterday by Qaotas to attend the threeweek Duke of71 words
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Article18 1956-07-05 5 THE Federation's Inland Revenue authorities collected a total of $17,669,607 m income tax m June.18 words
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99 1956-07-05 5 Woman Stole Gold Bangles 4 Mths. Jail A WOMAN Koh Peck Hong was yesterday sentenced to four months' imprisonment by a Singapore Court for stealing six gold bangles, worth $315. from Sng Lav Poh. at Paya Lebar Road, on Jan. 29 this year Madam Sng told the Court that on99 words
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Article32 1956-07-05 5 THE Malayan Airways Employees' Local Staff Union, Singapore, will liold its annual meeting on Saturday. Resolutions concerning the welfare of the workers will be discussed at the meeting.32 words
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322 1956-07-05 5 Union Threatens 'All-Mines' Strike IPOH, Wed.— Crisis faces the tin rich Kinta Valley. Management of the Malayan Tin Dredging Company has notified 365 striking workers at Kampong Gajah mines that unless they returned to work on Saturday, they would be dismissed.322 words
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Article106 1956-07-05 5 'Poaching' Charge On Waterfront THE Singapore Harbour Board Employees' Union with a membership of 5,000 dailyrated workers. yesterday alleged that a rival union, representing white-collar workers, is poaching on its members. Mr. A. Doraisamy. secretary of the S.H.B.E.U. who made the allegation, told The Standard: "The Board's Staff Association members106 words
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Article89 1956-07-05 5 SINGAPORE City Councillor, Mr. Sim Beng Seng, has resigned from the ad hoc committee appointed by the City Council to review qualifications and grading of council staff and to draw up a proper scheme of service. Mr. Sim told The Standard yesterday he had no faith m89 words
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Article238 1956-07-05 5 A SINGAPORE lawyer, Mr. T. T. Rajah, yesterday accused the Superintendent of Traffic Police for "grossly abusing the powers given by the legislature." Mr. Rajah was making his own submission on two traffic counts of inconsiderate driving and failing to stop when called upon by238 words
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Article129 1956-07-05 5 Army Union Rejects Wage Rise THE 15,000-strong Singapore Army Civil Service Union yesterday turned down new wage Offers tor its 1,500 monthlyrated industrial workers by the Army authorities. Mr. N. S. N. Nair. president of the union, told The Standard that the otter to the industrial month iy-ratcd workers was129 words
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Article57 1956-07-05 5 FIRE destroyed goods worth approximately 52.000 m a godown m Kandahar Street last night. It is believed the lire wa? caused by a cigarette butt. Two fire engines extinguished the blaze m about 20 minutes. The owner of the godown Chua Tong Fong said $10,000 worth57 words
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Article43 1956-07-05 5 A YOUNG woman robbed a ten-year-old girl of her earrings and bangles wor'.h $57 at Joo Chiat Terrace on Tuesday afternoon. The theft occurred after the woman had approached the girl outside her home m Joo Chiat Road.43 words
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Article37 1956-07-05 5 HONGKONG. July 4. Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $15.77 to £1 Sterling; $5.9129 to US$l; 51. 834 to Malayan SI; $0,175 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $258,625 to a tael.37 words
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Article, Illustration116 1956-07-05 5 Sheares Back In Colony INSPECTOR E. H. Sheares, former head of the Mobile Squad of the Singapore Traffic Police, has returned to the Colony after a fouranri a-half months' course at Hendon Police Training College, England. Insp. Sheares. 38, was the man who introduced 'traffic courts" m Colony English schools116 words
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Article73 1956-07-05 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. About 1.200 mine workers employed on two of the largesi open-cast mines m Malays— Sungei Besi and Hong Fait oecided today not to support the "go-slow" railed by the Malayan Mining Employees' Union. The men who are all members of the rival73 words
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Article64 1956-07-05 5 EIGHT bags of asbestos parking went up m flames last night aboard the Dutch ship. Tegelberg anchored at the Singapore Harbour Board. Tho Tegelberg arrived from South Africa yesterday, bound for South America. Capiain W.U.C. Steenbcrjen told The Standard it was mysterious how the asbestos packing64 words
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Advertisement149 1956-07-05 5 JENNIFER JONES a.; BETS/ RATH 1 1 SHE HAS ALMOST BECOME A 1 STRAMGER TO THE MAN SHE U-— MARRIED! 2Oth Century-Fox presents COLOR by OE LUXE Cl N EmaScoPc OPEON-SATURDAY AT MIDNIGHT r CROMPTOX LIGHTS THE WAY Mm CROMPTON .-.net. 2f^ Thrrc is a xndc '.ing'" ol •SijS' >■149 words
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Miscellaneous841 1956-07-05 5 Information at a Glance Wmr^mTVo r Dicks ?o A2l am <7;j U) L ro T Th Editorials; 515 BBC Speed News; 615 New Zealand lIMAA D fl X C n Pm ftl M;d^ an^ LiKht Orchestra; 6p m. News; 625 Orchestra!; 63d World J i;t% W M r-V/<llfc Penanß 1111841 words
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Article461 1956-07-05 6 n^HERE v ill probably be angry protests, particu- iariy from certain South-east Asian leaders. Against the high priority military aid which the United States has decided to give Japan to help her to rearm. This rearmament plan, which will provide the Japanese with jet planes, the latest tanks,461 words
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Article482 1956-07-05 6 rPHE Klnta Valley Home Guards were formed x about rive years ago to protect the Chinese tin mines Kn the Klnta Valley from attack bj terrorist* This force was trained at its camp m the Batu Gajah district by ex-Chinese nationalist army Officers who had seer, service482 words
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Article, Illustration2472 1956-07-05 6 George McGuinness - DESERT, Daggers, Death IN AFGHANISTAN George M cGuinness By QF all the countries one would think of travelling about in, I suppose about the last that would cross most people's minds is Afghanistan. Ignored by the modern world, and. in turn, ignoring it, Afghanistan has little to offer the fast-paced,2,472 words
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Article397 1956-07-05 6 ASTER GUNASEKERA - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME ASTER GUNASEKERA T>ENANG branch of Party A Negara has thrown a spanner into the works of the Reid Constitutional Commission, which has begun to function m the Federation, by deciding not to recognize U. Therefore it will not submit a memorandum. This resolution was397 words
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Article234 1956-07-05 7 Polish Riots Are More Serious Than First Reported Partisans Battle Red Troops In The Forest BERLIN, July 4, (UP)— A private West German intelligence organization yesterday reported Polish troops fought a large partisan band m a forest 50 miles north of riot-torn Poznan Monday night and234 words
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Article85 1956-07-05 7 Students Flee Communists VIENNA. July 4 (UP) Sixty Czech students have fled to Austria to escape Communist police persecution which followed antiCommunist student demonstrations at Prague and Bratislava, it was disclosed here yesterday. The sources said that some 60 Czech and Slovak students crossed into Austria during the past two85 words
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Article, Illustration78 1956-07-05 7 PAKISTAN International Airlines had a problem with some oi us stewardesses who rejected European style dresses because they conflicted with their Moslem family tradi tions. So PIA designed a new uniform (right) with a green Pakistan Ramiz and a white shalwar. The kamiz78 words
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Article21 1956-07-05 7 UMBERTO Tupini. a Christian Democrat, resigned as Mayor of Rome Tuesday after less than 24 hours m the job. APAP - 21 words
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Article33 1956-07-05 7 f A AP) Ma- -;:n, former S-otian teT oi at »°nal v criticised t .--> Collective ye terday and "•Zj Vrab co .r. tries to reign poiuy te~ > I knows that are di-33 words
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Article21 1956-07-05 7 DE:.HI. Ju!v 4 (AP>— etween India's Yugoslavia's Egypt's Pre- Brioni, Yusom N ntn will be gathering ircci said yes-21 words
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Article20 1956-07-05 7 I (Re::'OT) c c .re Issued i nighi ?avand troops lerably reini to maintain c propo—d Mostrike tomorrow.20 words
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Article28 1956-07-05 7 N VTIONS, July 4 Wi torn powers tpon the r.x n on a disarma- hirh would oi n re they "oasse,: pc oi --.'To:."28 words
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Article22 1956-07-05 7 I}, July 4 I *se jrouth E^ekii I for R Ho Peking group led by was 1 tern itional As-22 words
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Article19 1956-07-05 7 ;ton, t .:>• a. cap) ZTi Ying. a F sa Legis- reduced to the Sen itor MarS Ith (Rep,.19 words
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Article27 1956-07-05 7 SB v 4. CAP) E bower chalk- \er l *flr today. He putting ireon r. 2' 1 praci ice (toll he has h?.d Derations27 words
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Article17 1956-07-05 7 II f 4 (AP) M tn p leadr z De-r.ocrr.t- Ihia morn- He was17 words
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Article20 1956-07-05 7 If 4 (UP)— A fourVietminb f n anr, tunced conclusion of n h (knot hangc of lion francs.20 words
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Article60 1956-07-05 7 MEXICO CITY. July 4. (AP>— Conrado Trejo Arias admitted m court yesterday he killed his wife Guadalupe. "If she should rise from the dead. I would do it again," he told the court On other occasions when he wanted to do away with his wife,60 words
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Article227 1956-07-05 7 Stranded 13 Fly Out H :th Incomplete Bodies VNYON VILr zona, July 4, -oroner Shelby >• said yesterday 1 evid^ found at of the worlds mmercia] avia::eie two crashed 128 lives, ...derfn 1 took v; of the death Grand .-aid' -c that V Aeronautics J I seen d227 words
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Article137 1956-07-05 7 MANILA. July 4 (UP) U.S. Vice President Richard M. Nixon told the Philippines today that Its partnership With the United State? is based on equality and has strengthened Its independence. In a speech commemorating the 10th anniversary of the independence of the Philippines, Nixon called ■on137 words
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173 1956-07-05 7 CHICAGO. July 4, (UP) The Greek ambassador to the United States barged yesterday that the British 'are following a •divide and rule" policy by setting Greeks against Kirks on the question of Cyprus. Ambassador George V. Mela.- said that Great Britain followed imperialistic principles173 words
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Article66 1956-07-05 7 WASHINGTON. July 4, (Reuter) The United States House ot Representatives has tentatively adopted an amendment to a school bill calling on the government to withhold school funds irom states which practise racial segregation m the classroom. The amendment, put forward m the House yesterday by66 words
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Article20 1956-07-05 7 BRITISH warships sailed from Valetta Tuesday for "Exercise Medtac." an eightday operation with Turkish warships off Turkey.- APAP - 20 words
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96 1956-07-05 7 High Level Red Trade Mission To Britain LONDON', July 4. (UP)— Russia has miormed Britain that she is sending: a h.gh level mission to London this week to discuss expansion of trade. An official announcement said the 14-man Soviet mission will be headed by V.A. Maiy.-hev. deputy chairman f the96 words
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Article74 1956-07-05 7 GETTYSBURG, July 4. (AP)— President Eisenhower yest< rday commuted to 55 years Imprisonment the death sentence given to Private Richard A. Hageiberger of Buffalo, New York, for his part m the slaying of two Germans four years ago The 55 years at hard labour Is74 words
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Article85 1956-07-05 7 JERSEY CITY, July 4, (AP)— Two Chinese were sentenced to life m prison yesterday for the hatchet slaying of a laundry operator. Judge David A. Nimmo meted out the sentences to Chin Kong Kee. 53. of Jersey City, and Fi Yet Knight, 68. of New York,85 words
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Article44 1956-07-05 7 WASHINGTON, July 4. (AP)— The State Department belatedly announced yesterday that Colonel Ivan A. Bubchikov, assistant Soviet Military Attache, has been expelled from the United States. It was learned that the expulsion was ordered because Bubchikov was accused of espionage44 words
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Article102 1956-07-05 7 Amok With Machine Gun Kills Five BUSTO ARSIZIO, Italy. July 4 (UP) A bakers-boy ran amok with a machinegun yesterday m a four-hour reign ot terror that left five dead and five wounded. Police said 30-year-old Giuseppe Molinari first massacred three members of a family for which he used to102 words
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Article, Illustration65 1956-07-05 7 Fell Over Slippers: Met Queen Mother MICHAEL Hewitt. 12, from Mill Hill. London, is introduced to Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, during the St. John Ambulance Brigade national final competitions at Central Hall, Westminster, recently. Michael played the role of a patient supposed to have fallen over his flippers andAP - 65 words
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233 1956-07-05 7 Nationalists Turn To Gun Running— Report Burmese Rebels Use Arms To Plunder KARACHI, July 4 (UP) Renegade Nationalist Chinese troops are supplying small arms to Communistinspired Burmese insurgents, according to reports reaching here today. Several thousand Burmese rebels are using the weapons to plunder and terrorize villages m parts of233 words
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Article85 1956-07-05 7 NEW YORK. July 4. <AP) Captain William V. Bradley, president of the International Longshoremen's Association, yesterday entered jail to serve a 15-day term for criminal contempt. Bradley's conviction stemmed from an eight-day strike by the independent union last year, m spite of a court restraining85 words
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Article45 1956-07-05 7 EUSTIC. Florida, July 4. (AP) An "atom bomb delivery" bomber exploded m a thunderstorm yesterday and crashed m a ball of fire. The Navy said all three men aboard are presumed dead. The plane was not carrying explosives at the time.45 words
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Article21 1956-07-05 7 MORE BRITAIN'S vital gold and dollar reserves increased U5516,000,000 during June to a total of U552,385,000,000. the Treasury reported Tupsday.- UPUP - 21 words
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Advertisement143 1956-07-05 7 f"' v *■>!»■ '**^^^b^MBIBBBWBB^^^B -■i^^S' x%BS"^^^fj^ Make You can now moke your very own Railway Coaches. Our Toy Department on the Second Floor is now receiving supplies of the latest models of Railway Construction Kits from CC.W Productions. The models ere great fun to make, and they're suitable for Guage143 words
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225 1956-07-05 8 Consumption Of Rubber Will Decline Further, U.S. Predicts NEW YORK, July 4 (AP) An American rubber Industry leader predicted today that VS. consumption of rubber will show a further decline m the second half of this year. W. S. Richardson, President of the B. F. Goodrich Company, said during the225 words
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Article70 1956-07-05 8 PRAGUE. aruly 4. (Reuter) —The Cze-;. \ak Trade Union Movement has started building a --2 million ••palace cf culture* 1 at the eastern city ol Ostrava— the biggest of its kind m the country, accordIng to the Czechoslovak news ag< ncy, Ceteka. It sa.d the70 words
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Article142 1956-07-05 8 Clerk To Die For Murder Of PC PRETTY GIRL CATCHES KILLER NICOSIA, July 4. (AP). Twenty two year old Jacobos Patatoes, a GreekCypriot clerk, has been sentenced to death m the slaying of a Turkish policeman. An attractive 17-year-old Turkish girl, Emine Nevgat, told a special court m Nicosia how142 words
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Article, Illustration91 1956-07-05 8 KUTUB-UN-Nissa, a baby elephant presented to U.S. ambassador Horace A. Hildreth by some Pakistanis m Karachi, is seen on her departure from Karachi Airport by a BO AC. cargo plane with a load of 200 pounds of food to join her master who is now91 words
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Article209 1956-07-05 8 Blames Present Leaders For Stalin Myth ROME. July 4. (AP)—Palmiro Togliatti. head of Italy's Communist Party, declined to back down yesterday en views of the Stal.n downgrading i which he was criticised fchlfl weekend by Moscow. H? said he had not yet read the text209 words
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Article103 1956-07-05 8 Radar Plan To Avert Air Mishaps MONTREAL. July 4 (Reuter) Plans to build the first radar network of its kind m the world m Canada to help prevent air disasters have been announced by Mr George Marler the Canadian Transport Minister. Mr. Marler now heading Canada's delegat on to a103 words
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121 1956-07-05 8 BEIKI T, July 4 (AP) Lebanon received a report today that Israel was concentrating; troops m the Jerusalem sector and Acting Premier Sael Salam said other Arab states had been notified. There was no confirmation of the report from Amman. capital of Jordan, or from121 words
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137 1956-07-05 8 MUSKEGON, Michigan, July 4, (Reuter).— A performing lion chained m its owners yard between engagements, grabbed the head of a two-year girl m its jaws, but the child's father freed her by ramming his knee and arm between the animal's jaws. The child.137 words
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Article339 1956-07-05 8 MANAGEMENT MEETS UNION TO THRASH OUT PROBLE] Govt. Denies Slump Ahead LONDON. j (p I ter).— Executives <.i jSf tain's nigj^t rai. mai J combine and union t^M met today ,<» di,(WS dismissal oi ti.doo" workers alter a v m j ernment denial thaty dismissals foreshadow339 words
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Article45 1956-07-05 8 LIMA. Peru. July 4, (AP) Bank employees here went on a sit down strike yesterday. Reason: Their employers would not pay them for time lost last week when they walked out m a gesture of support for striking oil company employees.45 words
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156 1956-07-05 8 ALGIERS. July 4, (AP) French troops m a series oi widely scattered actions yesterday killed or captured 50 Moslem nationalist rebels and seized a large stock of firearms. Police and military patrols kept a stringent watch on the chief cities of Algeria156 words
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Article79 1956-07-05 8 X NIKOLSDORF, Lower Austria. July 4 (Reuter) Herr Alois Fischbacher lost his long porcelain pipe m a Tyrol trench m 1917 when he was fighting In World War One. A neighbour of his, holidaying m the Tyrol recently, was digging when he found an79 words
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Article36 1956-07-05 8 THE Emperor of Ethiopia has ratified the Italo-Ethio-pian Agreements of last March, which provides for the settlement of peace treaty reparations and includes the construction of a dam and hydro electric in- stallations.— ReuterReuter - 36 words
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141 1956-07-05 8 This Will Put Tin Pan Alley Out Of Business NEW YORK, July 4 (AP) The latest thing m the electronics world is a machine for "writing songs." The Burrough Corporation's Electrodata Division demonstrated the device to newsmen with the casual observation that it could turn out songs popular or otherwise141 words
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Article129 1956-07-05 8 One-Inch Tissue Joins The Twins SAN DIEGO. California. July 4. (Renter)— The birth of Siamese twin boys was reported here today. The boys and their mother. Mrs. Floyd Hutchens, were n ported doing well. The twins, born yesterday are joined back-to-back m the lower part ol the spine The connecting129 words
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Article94 1956-07-05 8 Newsweek Held Up In Capetown CAPETOWN. July 4 <AP^ Customs authorities m Capetown have held up import of the July 2 issue of the U.S. weekly magazine Newsweek, pending a decision by the Board of Censors on whether the issue is to be banned m South Africa. The cover of94 words
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Article120 1956-07-05 8 STILWELL, Oklahoma T ::.v 4 CRcuter) Sheriff Chester Crittenoen of Ariair county and Mr. Boh Alberty who had defeated ihe sherlS m an election contest yesterday shot carh other dead m the county jail last night. Officials k&OW of no motive for the120 words
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Article, Illustration35 1956-07-05 8 Ouch! That Hurts ACTRESS Linda Christian has her leg massafvd by her i|P Edmund Purdom, after she bruited it bumping on the corner during the Berlin Film festival ball recently Comedian iSorman looks on.— APAP - 35 words
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Letter317 1956-07-05 9 Letter from INDIA |,n i! me next week you will perhaps receive a I -iimmary of the final communique issued m Downing Street, London, on the prof il>c Commonwealth Prime Ministers' I ■'body would be surprised on finduninating as a London fog. It would be I the p bat saying317 words
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Article, Illustration51 1956-07-05 9 BULANDSHAHR, INDIA: Members of the Planning Forum, including teachand students, visit a National Extension *t*ice block near here and went around two ■•9*5 and saw the various developmental Ktivities undertaken by the villagers. Here hc students examine the wheat crop for hlc^ on improved varietvo^eeaWja^been used.-B U.P.U.P. - 51 words
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Article, Illustration1856 1956-07-05 9 j,v\unuvuwuuvvwu\vvvvu\vvvww\wvwvvu\vwww> {Glimpses oi India! The Great Mosque At Delhi From Our Correspondent fc^-^— ..^y^^ v:-.^^^L^_^ M^l^^L_^_ t^^^J and I'm satisfied I am m good company," he says. "All the Old Testament prophets were agitators. (COMMONWEALTH statesmen would have also been told of India's troubles1,856 words
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Article57 1956-07-05 9 KARACHI: Youna Kushi Lai. back from the edge of death alter a year-long fight, drinks a cup of milk donated by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). Kushi had been suffering from Marasmut, a severe jorm of malnutrition. Nurtet at Karachi's Holy Family Mission Hospital say57 words
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Advertisement172 1956-07-05 9 on a// Pan American President flights Only Pan American offers the super comfort of Sleeperette* service. Sleeperettes are spaced much farther apart than ordinary airline seats give you double the usual leg room By day you enjoy lounge-chair ease for reading and napping. By night you stretch way out to172 words
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Miscellaneous274 1956-07-05 9 Standard's CROSSWORD PUZZLE I I*l I w I*II I I I*l I*" I I I C l lim move 9 (71 Jt > 7 Modest action by new legisACROSS later '6. I. 4 4, 10 10. Property of distant number 1. Diverse m character (13) (4) X 8. Great work274 words
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Article, Illustration41 1956-07-05 10 THE Minister for Agriculture. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak visited the Canning Research Station m Scudai, Johore earl er this week. In this picture, the Canning Officer, Mr. F.N.G. Conaty, is seen showing the Minister different types of local canned fish.41 words
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204 1956-07-05 10 Arnold C. Brockman - India And R.I. Report Pilferage On Docks Arnold C. Brockman By Standard's New York Bureau Chief INDIA and Indonesia are omono principal countries where dock pilfer 1 rampant these days, according to o New York. UfV£l On the other hand, the brightest spots picture are Britain and Scandintvu rare and204 words
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145 1956-07-05 10 'Rubber Sale To China' Reports Price Up 3 3/8 REPORTS of sale of rubber to China were cir ciliated m the Singapore market yesterday. Singapore rubber prices jumped 3ji cents to 91} cents per lb. for first grade July shipment on improved New York and London overniglit prices. The market145 words
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Article63 1956-07-05 10 A FUEL oil storage tank, erected by Shell m Jesselton. North Borneo, was recently put into service. This will serve the North Bornro Railways which have recently decided to introduce locomotives into their services. To keep pace with the ever-expanding petroleum fuels consumption m British63 words
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Article125 1956-07-05 10 BRITAIN SET up an all time record for exports m May, according to provisional figures issued by the Board of Trade, and the total value of exports m the first five months of 1956 was t>A r r higher than m the correspond in£ period ol125 words
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181 1956-07-05 10 US Synthetic Supply Is Enough For Home Needs THE United States now has a sufficient supply of synthetic rubber to meet all domestic needs for this cntical material, Mr. S. Richardson, President of the B. F. Goodrich Co., said m Akron, Ohio, yesterday. "Man-made rubber is also providing a larger181 words
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Article, Illustration235 1956-07-05 10 'Wonder' Packing Paper For Mart MR. M. LAW, industrial representative of Sisalkraft Pty. Ltd of Australia (left) is visiting the Malayan market. Seen with him is Mr. J. P. C. Woodhouse of Sime, Darby and Co.. Ltd. the sole Malayan and Borneo agents.- Standard A VISITING representative of an AustralianStandard - 235 words
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Article37 1956-07-05 10 HONGKONG, July 3 (Reuter) Japan's biggest trade mission to Communist China since 1949 arrived here today by air from Tokyo on the way to Peking The group, which is unofficial, comprises 39 businessmen and industrialists.37 words
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Article69 1956-07-05 10 SHORT (o\« ii i j Singapore popprr mari vcstrrdav Caused Nh variety to rise b\ per pitul and the Ml variety by si bo (71 y pu ul. Oth( r p: 1 were reported to I I adj. Copra July sellers; cocon it oi se ers. cocon69 words
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Article31 1956-07-05 10 WmmmlmwmWmwm^m^^^^^~~^ NEW YORK 1 I Dow-Jo- i grot SO [ndu 20 R; 'm 15 Ul bn Stocks iUNDi 4n b The Dow-J f| i m equali i'!'ll _^~-^W31 words
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181 1956-07-05 10 SINGAPORE investors were puzzled by the interest being taken in Straits Steamship Co. Ltd. shares which wers transacted «t $14.25 compared with $1 1 a month ago. I™" Sellers were quoting S14.50 and all the way up from $14 few shares were available. Confidence181 words
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Article141 1956-07-05 10 Business In Shares MALAYAN sharebrokers yesterday reported the following business done Fed. Disp. 52. F and N Ordfi I $1.80; Jackson (140 cd; Malayan Cements 51.37 overnig it; Metal I Box $1.58 cd. (1 60 cd; Robin- son ords SI 50 xci: Cold Storage M.50; Straits Steamships $14 to $14.50141 words
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Article69 1956-07-05 10 SIGHTSEEING Americans spent a record-breaking US$1,600,000,000 0.1 foreign travel in 1955. the U.S. Department of Commerce sa.d in Washington. It predicted a further rise in 1956, and said the 1955 total was US$200,000,000 more than the 1954 mark. The total 1955 expenditures, the Department said,69 words
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Article82 1956-07-05 10 MALAYA'S for May tljoiced a balance $23.9 million m the red, vccordiriQ to preliminary of} rial statistic* issued yesterday. Import* amounted lo I n on, and exports $309.1 mill ion. Trading m rhc fij r§\ c months of this year, however, reco^drd a favourable bain a82 words
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Article185 1956-07-05 10 NEW offshore drilling: operations for rfj expected to begin m September m the Soali > This \i::';:c rv M B:.:.. Malayan Petr. c Co for the erection of two steel artificial "islands" off the of Brunei and Sarawak. This is probably the moti185 words
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Article135 1956-07-05 10 THE annual report fol 1954/55 of the CounciJ of ihe Empire Cotton Growinf Corjx»ration published m London states that for the NCOnd running production of cotton totalled more than 1.200.001. ba:c=. Record crops were harvested m Aden. Nigeria, Tanganyika and South Africa. The report, emphasising the importance135 words
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Advertisement740 1956-07-05 10 NOTICES P.W.D. TRENGGANU TENDER NOTICE. HTEXDERS from Contractors 1 m Class A, t and C will be received at the office of the State Engineer. PWD Trengganu at KUALA TRENGGANU vp to 12.00 noon of 14th July. 1956 for the construction of a Health Centre and Quarters at Kuala Bran?740 words
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Advertisement119 1956-07-05 10 HOLIDAY CHI ER. Bfl 1 CO.. lit H 11 a m m Noon I 5 p.m JI'LY Moon a mm 4p m m m H.C.B Ltd. c) coo YUOOBLAT lilWj From Hongkong for Rangoon, Bombay, Aden. Port S« Port Soid, Beyrouth and the Adriatic Port*. Spore Molocco P. Shorn P*"*119 words
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Miscellaneous140 1956-07-05 10 SHIPS IN PORT OUTER ROADS Lcovillc. Genrral Venspjik, Batocnahra. Ampenan^ Bella. Inchulva. Naninia. Flaminia. Lapaz Saidja. Banto. Mekong, Steel Vendor. Schouten. Stanvac Dj\rak. O!ga Maersk. Frunze. INNER ROADS Hock Hai. Moonfish. Sadao. Yong Ann. Kim Hai Seng. Scudai Senggarang. June. Bagnara. Annabella. Tg Pinang^ Matahari. Aik Hin. Phong Chau. Hock140 words
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Miscellaneous39 1956-07-05 10 hisan Maru 18. Toilus 19. Clydebank 23. Heian Maru 27. Eurybates 29. Purnca 31. Laomcdon 33 Benaron 35, Meliskerk 37. Chong Ya 40. Islander 43. Henrich Jessen 45. NAVAL BASE Newfoundland. Cheviot. Car digan Bay. Alert, Aureochs Diana. Narvik.39 words
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Advertisement1087 1956-07-05 11 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD «c CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 Incorporated m Singapore) 112 lm«»> ■S2! THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE Carrier, option tc proceed via other ports to load and discharge ftf SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL. CLASCOW, LONDON b CONTININT Singapore. for Lrveroool Dublin My 5/6 lulv 7 tßMrftete* tor Lrverpooi O Avonmouth1,087 words
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Advertisement738 1956-07-05 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS Soiling* fot Bangkok and/or F«i East. Peneng P. Show "fcRRIA"* Gdni. 38/39 "INCIA" In Port 9/11 July 12/14 July SELANOIA" 17/18 July 19/21 i«h 22/24 J«ty MOMBASA" 19/20 July 21/22 July 23/26 July Not carrying passengers. HOMEWARDS Sailings for Genoa, Antwerp. Rottcrdom, Hamburg, Copenhagen. Spore P.738 words
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Article, Illustration48 1956-07-05 12 SI k Laurence Olivier (left), Vivien Leigh (centre) and John Mills (right), wearing top hats, white ties and tails, go through a soft shoe dance at the midnight revue, "Night of 100 Stars" m the London Palladium m aid of the Actors' Orphanage. APAP - 48 words
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Article, Illustration40 1956-07-05 12 LAST year's Miss Germany, Marg^r Nuenki (right), crowns M^ss Germany 1956, (left), !8-year-o!d Marina Orschelt (Miss Berlin) after the Berlin ballet-pupil triumphed in the finals Kurhaus I Baden Marina represent in the Miss California. -M UPUP - 40 words
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Article, Illustration58 1956-07-05 12 HOLLYWOOD'S Etc! Ftynn clowns with his daughter, Amelia, 2^, by W9OI ~z -cr hat m Havana. Ma^a and wife, actress Patrice Wymore, combs the giri's hair. They joined Flvnn m Cuba, wheffi bf S rr,a^ ng the film "The Big Boodie," which marks h.s JH return to the Arrierican screenAP - 58 words
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Article, Illustration73 1956-07-05 12 STAND still a minute, the designer. The With quick fingers he puts a sttch ,n dress saves could It did happen room cf a The designer had just come home from sfih The model had interrupted a game o hop-scotch I Here they are r <-^.cr. The73 words
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Article, Illustration63 1956-07-05 12 > Joan CcHeen B g c k. c t t ot Sacramento is oil ■miles a 4 tcr her crooning as M C a I rfornia of 1955 m Santa Cruz, Cc f. bhe will compete m the Miss America contest m Atlantic City m S c ptcr.bcr. A native63 words
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Article, Illustration50 1956-07-05 12 PRINCESS Margaret, in academic robes, followed by hcT page, enters King's Holl at th e University Coilege ot Norn S t a f t o r dsh re where she was installed as President of t n e University. A**er the installation ceremonies Process Margaret conferred d e firees. UPUP - 50 words
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Article, Illustration68 1956-07-05 12 LEFT: Miss Italy 1956, Brunella Toed, has a passenger on her Vespa, 21 -year-old Zdenka I H Babic, Miss New Australia, whom sh e takes on a sightseeing tour of Rome. Miss Babic was ;i':l selected Miss New Australia from girls who immigrated into Australia since the war. Her stayAP - 68 words
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Article, Illustration54 1956-07-05 12 THIS matching threesome attracted attention at Wimbledon. The three girls (left to right) Penny Giliard, Hcnnerle Dehm and Merrill Colebrook, are models. And those composed smiles iust go to prove that no girl need feel alarmed when she turns up for an occasion to find that two other girls areMirrorpic - 54 words
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Article234 1956-07-05 13 CIVILIANS THROUGH WAD TITLE GOAL scored by Vijiratnam five minutes before ii "time enabled the Civilians to ed^e the Roval Air EL, SingaP**' 3-2 and win the Singapore kockey Lciation Silver Jubilee hockey quadrangular which Eluded on the SRC ground yesterday. > we unbeaten and take p from the the234 words
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Article104 1956-07-05 13 tn e end through Vijiaratnam. who first-timed a cross into the top corner of the net Civilians: Binghati; Nfosbergen Ajit Singh; Shagaran. \ellupillai. D. Hay: Martens. O. Rozario. Vijiratnam, Coutts. Jasbir Singh. R.A.F. Singapore: F.-rley. Joyce. Claverd: Lovelace. Fairn. Chase: Baker. Mclntyre, Nugent. Sanduhrst. Razali. In the earlier104 words
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Article22 1956-07-05 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Selangor Club beat Municipal Sports Club 3-2 m a hockey match on the Selangor Club padang today.22 words
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Article23 1956-07-05 13 CUSTOMS Sports Club beat Tampoi Mental Hospital XI m their return fixture by 3—o at the Jalan Larkin ground here today.23 words
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Article119 1956-07-05 13 Aussies Hit 340 For Five Vs Somerset TAUNTON, Somerset, July 4 (Reuter) A stand of 109 by the second wicket pair, lan Craig and Jim Burke, put me Australians m a sound position m the match against Somerset which opened today. At close of play,119 words
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Article423 1956-07-05 13 All The Business Houses Soccer OTHER RESULTS OUTCLASS THE FORDMEN SLME Darby Sports Club, the only team so far to hold powerful Mercantile Bank to a draw, scored a convincing 4-1 victory over the Ford Sports Club when they met m a SBHFA League ana423 words
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Article53 1956-07-05 13 HONGKONG and Shanghai Bank, led by their new centre half and captain. Angus Petrie. chalked up a three-nil victory over Chartered Bank in their S.B.H-.F.A. group A league and cup soccer tie played at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank scored through Lazim Atfam-2753 words
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215 1956-07-05 13 Samijan A Penalty Save Cold Storage SINGAPORE CoW Storage and Breweries Sports Club failed to reach a decision when they met m the SBHFA group B League and Cup competition at River Valley Road yesterday. The game ended m a one-all draw. In the recently concluded SBHFA league. Cold Storage215 words
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Article176 1956-07-05 13 PLLAU BUXOM deserved their 3-0 victory over Fraser and Neave Sports ('tub when the t^o teams clashed m their S.BH.F.A. League and Cup group B match at Farrer Park yesterday. The 'popmen' who were on the defensive for the greater part of the game had a176 words
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Article61 1956-07-05 13 Pcnang. Wed. Penang will have all-round strength m their cricket team which will meet Selangor at Kuala Lumpur this week-end. The Penana team is: Hayati Mean (capt. P. Hunnings. Koav Khoon Leong. J. Andres N. Monersinghe. S. Sattappan, A. J. Williams. Lim Chens Poh. Teoh Teow Keat. Ishak61 words
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452 1956-07-05 13 FIVE records were broken at the Far East Air Forces annual athletic championships held on the RAF Changi ground yesterday. Butterworth, with 82 points, won the team championships. Runners-up were Seleiar "A"' scoring 71 points. RAF Tengah. with t>3 points, were third. Ft./Sgt452 words
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Article400 1956-07-05 13 THE first replay of the semi-final of the Parker Cup between REME and RAOC ended m a draw— 2 goals each after extra time. For thrills and spilks this game had its predecessor whipped to a frazzle. The football, although never rising 1o great heights was400 words
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Advertisement36 1956-07-05 13 Evoiv Moment A Mghtmara of SUSPENSE! Every Bullet Bears The BOGART Brand!. HUMPHREY BOGART C THE DESPERAIE HOURS v nu FREDRIC MARCH A Paramount Picture Produced and Directed by William VVyler CATH [AY SATURDAY MIDNIGHT! 18836 words
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Advertisement195 1956-07-05 13 MISCELLANEOUS A GOOD SUPPLY of "Succeed m your Test" by X X Young will be available shortly, This book on driving is written by Singapore's leading Instructor who is Managing Director of Young Driving Institute. It is a must if you wish to learn driving m Malaya and will be195 words
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Advertisement661 1956-07-05 13 CLASSIFIED ADS ANNOUNCEMENTS PESTA— HISTORICAL WATER PAGEANT— at Lake Gardens on July 14 and IS, 1956. 9 to 11 p.m. Tickets at $3. $2 and $1 are available at Messrs Storch Brothers. Mountbatten Road, Kuals Lumpur. pLEARING. LADIES PANTIES Vx 4pcs $3. Bathtowcls $2. All Types MAIDENFORMS. Men's Pyjamas $450661 words
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Miscellaneous235 1956-07-05 13 ,ii Abner By Al Capp f HA\ ."LD m£P. V I'VE TOLD HER IT'S SHE^^S smps bund, rr «ojjo S the smog v-\ rf_ .^s s*—5 J>*^- V- O GREAT A <\\ J^ GONE** J^ > .^OCK-APTER THE g^^_ POCRDEAR-)\| SHOCK O? LOSING S P^'l WE'LL DO ALLS 1 /^^"f*235 words
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Article665 1956-07-05 14 Sun Gleam A Promising 3-Year-old Windsor Lad On Newcomers Sun Gleam, trainer Keith Daniel's newcomer, who gave a promts. ng display m his morning gallop on Tuesdayhe went three furlongs m 37 2/5 B6C. with Sweet Violets comes with a good Irish record. A three-year-old gelding. Sun Gleam who is665 words
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Article296 1956-07-05 14 An Innings Defeat For Hongkong U THE VICE-Chancellors XI of the University of Malaya beat the visiting Hongkong University by an innings and 18 runs m a friendly cricket match played at Sepoy Line s yesterday. Peter Mayo took five wicket* for eight runs m Hongkong's first innings while Peter296 words
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Article53 1956-07-05 14 Victoria School and St. Joseph's Institution drew m a friendly cricket match played on the Victoria School ground yesterday. S.J.I. ~96 (Boon Ann 22. Maurice 14. Foong Fong four for 19 and Sin Ghee three for 29>. V S. 91 for eight. (J Shah 25. Thambirajah 23, Francis53 words
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Article195 1956-07-05 14 Walker Routs Sappers IT took just under 90 rninutr> for medium-pace bowler Walker to skittle out Koy a 1 hnuineers for a meagre 83 runs and Jjive KAUI a .x] run win m their annual inter-corps cricket match played on the Friendly Hill ground yesterday tsl pp er tiling throughout195 words
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Article96 1956-07-05 14 SOCCER Singapore "A" vs. Eastern A. A. at Jalan Besar Stadium at 8 p.m. DIV. 3A: Bintang Bulan vs. R.A.F., Tengah at Ceylang Stadium at 5.25 p.m. DIV. 3B: Mount Emily S.C. vs. T M.08. A. at Jalan Besar Stadium at 6.45 p.m.: 40 R.E.M.E. vs. Kebenaran Club96 words
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Article74 1956-07-05 14 ST. ANDREWS School maintained their unbeaten record when they beat Beatty Secondary School by a wicket and 45 runs m a cricket friendly at WoodsvHle yesterday Beatty: 65 all out— S. T. Lingam 36— Bowling: A Jothy 2 for IS Wong Aun Keet four for 12 A. Armstrong74 words
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Article149 1956-07-05 14 LONDON, July 4 (Reuter) le-: nations have entered lor the Über Cup. the new women's international badm.nton competition. The draw, made m London today is: American Zone: Canada ve.siis United States European Zone: Sweden versus Ireland, (winners to mej>, Scotland, who drew a bye' 4 England and149 words
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352 1956-07-05 14 EDIN PETERS - The Centre: A Dream Comes True Soon EDIN PETERS By By .THREE months from now, the Singapore Youth Sports Centre will turn from a dream into a reality— at least m a limited way. Rv thai- ':mo 4u r j ay that me, three indoor ana 1H outdoor badminton courts,352 words
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Article, Illustration72 1956-07-05 14 YOU'RE at Wimbledon, watching the tennis stars on the centre court You get tired of looking at them, and risk a alance at the girl next to you—and what do you see? Still the stars on the centre court. Girl with the reflection of72 words
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475 1956-07-05 14 LONDON, July 4 (Reuter)— Ken Rosewall (Australia) beat Vie Seixas (United States) 6-3, 3-6, 6-8, 6-3, 7-5 to enter the men's singles final of the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships today. Persistent rain nalted play when Rosewall held the narrowest lead by 6-3, 3-6.475 words
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Article445 1956-07-05 14 THE Singapore Badminton Association's junior national championships opened last night, and it was an unlucky debut for David Jones, former All-England Junior champion, who was ousted by Tan Cheng Eng of Wembly, m three sets. Representing Mayflower, Jones began the first set well enough to445 words
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Article, Illustration55 1956-07-05 14 SINGAPORE'S team to meet the Federation m the International hockey matt-h on Saturday at Jalan Besar Stadium at 5 p.m. will be: E. N. Pillai; Mosbergen, E. Doraisamy; I). Hay, Vellupillai. Schoon: Carvallo, Chia Hong Yam. Pennefather. Coutts, Jasbir Singh RESERVES: Bingham. Ajit Sin^h. R. Sharma.55 words
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Article292 1956-07-05 14 JEFFERY JAMES - WE NEED MORE JASBIRS JEFFERY JAMES FIVE in—six to go that's the scorecard m the selection of youth (under SO) against veterans (over :>0) which the Singapore Hockey Association will let loose against the Federation on Saturday at Jalan Besar stadium. But finding it hard as it always is m292 words
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Article43 1956-07-05 14 MOSCOW. July 3 (Reuter) Vladimir Kuc. Russia's leading distance runner, today ran the third fastest 10.000 metres m history and the fastest recorded this year Competing m Moscow, Kuc clocked 29 minutes 1.4 seconds according to the Soviet news agency Tass.43 words
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Article304 1956-07-05 14 By THE SPORTS EDITOR AS our sports columnist Jeffery Jame, ri on Sunday, Penang's top badminton stars H play m the Malayan championships m Sin Patt r a M month. NOW WE KNOW FOR CERTAIN TnRN WONT-AND THEY CANT COME TO s SfVjS BECAUSE THE PLAYERS304 words
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Article32 1956-07-05 14 A\ urn, Johnson Force SelcUr "A Fare- by six Inter-Service? at Seletar i GHQ 132 1 (Archer 37 V. four (R .t vrv 2P I», son two -332 words
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Article33 1956-07-05 14 THE Sing; Associate i lU rOODg S. Q play Ma i of the S ..-hern sc Malac< a or. J Follov On P I Ismtil ian^' >marlbrd! Peoh Peng H Lon.33 words
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