Singapore Standard, 21 July 1956
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Title Section30 1956-07-21 1 Singapore TIGER Standard STANDARD POLICE f<T J^l S FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL ***** <5 2400 JfX^ 2811 2 414 i SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, Jl LV 21, 195b V PAGES 15 (EMS30 words
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Article20 1956-07-21 1 v -..Hold heir Fire 20 (Reubig Poznan me upI v ng the I >rce ther or l nd. i20 words
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Article40 1956-07-21 1 iter) I fonnr of Singai 'apan in today •s I where he was detain ri during 'he P?. v. d] Will I r v ~~t sprin? resorts in Hokkaido, m Japan, before re1 1 >kyo v n July 25.40 words
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Article, Illustration48 1956-07-21 1 Royal Touch Of Bridal Hands i mi "akad nik.-.h" Iding tfremonyi is D 1 r \MA Ibc bride ,md mni Mfl rich othrr for the fir>t time. The i crootn Tunku Abdsil M.ilik then touches the h. Hid Of his wife Tunku Raudiah. Standsrdpic by Ch*ng Sons: Foil.48 words
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306 1956-07-21 1 Silence Reigns As Bride Recites The Koran XI. I A breath>s hush .fell upon the >ple who had rushed o the I room before three o'clock afternoon as tfc kept th< upon a tamed ensun in which E :.i he: ager i Raudzah is reciting brothel Tunk I youngest n306 words
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Article209 1956-07-21 1 Police Silent On Abduction JAKARTA, July 21) (IT)— National police today clamped on iron curtain of silence around the kidnapping of a prominent Chinese-born government official from his town office by a gang of unidentified men armed with rifles and pi.stols. Police said they209 words
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Article89 1956-07-21 1 'Pula' Trio Call For Atom Ban POL Yugo lavia, July 20 (Reuterj The leaders o! i Yugoslavia :mn Egypt v" repeated their call for m on atomic w( apons, cxii d their opposition to r blocs, and reaffirmed desire for a settlement the Alg< rian problem. in a statement after89 words
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Article19 1956-07-21 1 a\- earthquake shook Manila early yesterday, arousing many residents from their sleep. No damage was reported, A.P.19 words
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Article19 1956-07-21 1 THE Security Council yesterday cleared Morocco for admission as the 78th member of the United Nations.— Reuter.19 words
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Article23 1956-07-21 1 BABY FOR LAN A FILM star Lan:i and [her husband L» Barker JE? OTecthU a babj to JanSarv announced tit HoUySS vlsterday. Reuter.23 words
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112 1956-07-21 1 LONG BEACH. California, juiv 20 (Reuter) Fifteen beauties from countries throughout the world, except the P^ar East, compete tonight to the semi-finals ol the Miss nnlverse Contest. five of them will be picked lor the final ludglng and selection of MUss Universe. In the112 words
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Article, Illustration676 1956-07-21 1 'JUS SOLI' WITHOUT ANY STRINGS The First Considered Chinese View 15... ...And Memo To Reid Gives The Reasons KUALA LUMPUR, FRI. THE PAN MALAYAN FEDERATION OF CHINESE ASSOCIATIONS TODAY DEMANDED "JUS 50L1". .AND WITHOUT RESERVATIONS. The Federation, Representing "all Chinese in this country who owe undivided loyalty to this landStandard - 676 words
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Article, Illustration48 1956-07-21 1 SULTAN of Brunei, Sir Omar Ali Saifutldin, flew into Singapore yesterday on a visit to the Federation. He will fly to Kuala Lumpur today and return to Singapore on Monday and leave for Brunei the next day. At the airport he refused to be interviewed.48 words
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Article26 1956-07-21 1 LONDON. July 20 (Reuter) Thunderstorms and gale force winds swept across Southern England during the night and today, causing flooding and upsetting communications.26 words
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Article38 1956-07-21 1 A COLOURED United States airman. James Clinton Jordan, aged 21, ol Newark. Now Jersey, was sentenced to death at the assizes at Leeds. England, yesterday for stabbing a man to death in a cafe fight Reuter.38 words
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165 1956-07-21 1 LONDON, July 20 (Reuter)—A big reshuffle in Whitehall today is seen in political quarters as a bid to secure a more efficient management of Britain's economic and financial affairs. Key figure in the reshuffle is Sir Roger Makins. 52. who Is returning from his post165 words
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Article63 1956-07-21 1 \ML.V July 20 (AP) Philippine Vice-President Carlos P. Garcia said last night he wouiu leave in Sep. tember on a major thri I w< tour of at l r a::t n;m Asian countries Garcia, who is also Foreign Secretary, said his tentative tinerary Includes Japan, South63 words
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Article96 1956-07-21 1 Britain Too Withdraws Aid Offer LONDON, lilij 20 (AP)— Britain joined die On States today in wi offer to help Eg: finance its proposed Aswan high dam. A Foreign Office spoke said that "we have also conclude n tl at In the pr« sent circun. it is not fea I96 words
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Article122 1956-07-21 1 LONDON July 20 (AP)~ The embarrassing affair of the ghostly critic vu solemnly explained away by the British Broadcasting Corporation last night as a case ql a button that wouldn't w ork. Listeners to a 8.8.C. overseas broadcast on Cyprus heard the announcer say that Lord Radcliffe122 words
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Advertisement30 1956-07-21 1 hoh^Wz/ rt chay c co. P*. RD. S PORE. 3^l TITUS 1 ft v U(V 1956 MODfLS H \IL\BLE WIEH (ip DW t'WMEIER O ;,:.fix baCance <* incabloc SHOCKPROOF UNBRJEAKABLE SPRING30 words
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Advertisement70 1956-07-21 1 GIFTS for Any Occasion easily solved if you only call at The NOVELTYsTo»i 88 North Bridge Road Phone ***** S'porc-6. Tig c r Be c r Testimonials MR. L. FURLEATHER, well-known colony cricketer was overheard to say in the club: "I wouldn't mind knocking up a run for every TIGER70 words
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Article214 1956-07-21 2 Imaginative Skill Solves Water Supply Problem THE Governor of Singapore, Sir Robert Black, yesterday officially opened the Colony's new $5,500/000 Murnane Reservoir the largest covered service reservoir in the world. In declaring the reservoir open, Sir Robert said the occasion represents another milestone along the line214 words
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169 1956-07-21 2 170 Estate Men Strike Over Pay Cut nearly no Linployees of the Bukit Sembawang Rubber Estate, Singapore, went on strike yesterday. following the management.; decision to Impose a 15 per cent cut on the wage rates o! 23 coileagues. T I i c work c r s —tappers and field169 words
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Article98 1956-07-21 2 A housewife, Balmah binte Yusot yesterday told a Singapore Court that her cousin. Jantan bin Lat iff, 18. stoic a sarong from her, pawned it. and posted the pawn ticket to her. The offence, she said, was committed at their home, in Malay Farm,98 words
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131 1956-07-21 2 A HANDICAPPED D belplng in Bing ou k DOS, He M R. O. Pilose, Oath Social G id ol the BociaJ B< iriat- an n bureau n iab m and soda! problems. pl< i ku both legs by r t v v pa131 words
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Article54 1956-07-21 2 TWO men, Jamts Bensley, Hassan, 36, were Ito tand trial at the next A.- it the conclusion of a preliminary inquiry ye tbe Singapore Mr. S. K. Leo. They were tei tativcly charged with assaultn.-; an I robbing >ney-len ler V. Chelvadurai i I $600, near Nor54 words
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Article44 1956-07-21 2 A cargo supervisor, J. M. Walker. 44. wns lined SlOO in a Singapore Court yesterday when he pleaded guilty to dishonestly y< tainin:: a stolen car fan, valued at 130, at a Harbi ai Board godown on ,Tu:v :3 th:s v--:ir.44 words
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Article75 1956-07-21 2 LONDON, July 20 (AP)— Moscow radio said last night that "hooliganism duo tn hard drinking is widespread in the Soviet Union and warned offenders they can be thrown out of their homes. The broadcast quoted three Moscow schoolboys as saying of their father- "He busy-75 words
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Article, Illustration41 1956-07-21 2 pic. THE Governor, Sir Robert Black, assisted by four Engineers of the City Council Messrs. W. S. Stredwick, C. S. Subramaniam and F. S. Wicks (not in picture) turns the inlet valve thus opening tho Murnane Reservoir yesterday. StandardStandard - 41 words
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Article183 1956-07-21 2 KIALA LIMPIR. Fn-Thr Kwangtung Associations which (!l more than a million Mala van Chii Constitutional Commission thai vi was granted to ali people. m< unrest and eventual chaos Ja «q This warning was memorandum which tht Associations submitted to "The future good and pperity ol Malaya are our Immediate183 words
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Article41 1956-07-21 2 MI Chairrr. 1 Brother) the Colony V est 3 thr cen; and Hongkong i Mr. F an "O; lean i Chamb' 4 I 1 Jaycee." Hp a i. Mar in the j their v A He addPd j Jaycee.^ an41 words
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Article95 1956-07-21 2 KUAL A LUMP UP I r Inche Abdul Majid bin Tunku 50-year-old for* >: ranger who turned the major forest range around Baling. Malaya'- -A.ti town, from very poor shape to one of excellent order, was today awarded the Imperial Service Medal by the Queen, Inche M i Is95 words
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Article58 1956-07-21 2 BUTTERWORTH rday I Lor: r. Tan Swee Guan. 31, was today acquitted and c. -charged by the Sessions I Court on a charge of negljgent driving at Siram Road i on Jan. 5. without defence being cai Tan was in COU result of a coroner"s tnq58 words
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Advertisement264 1956-07-21 2 KATY... THE SEXIEST DANCER ON EARTH. ..ACCLAIMED TO BE GREATER THAN SAMIA GAMAL! 1 "THE GHOST AND ISMAIL YASSIN (HANTU ISMAIL YASSIV) ARABIC DIALOGUE WITH ENGLISH SIB -TITUS Starring KATY ISMAIL YASSIN MARIE MOUNIB FARID CHAWKY Distributed by S.A. Bin Hafi/ NEW ALHAMBRA toSw The "''MILO 1 "i^^^ I Federation264 words
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Article, Illustration60 1956-07-21 3 the i j William Train C l>.iur,irk ire (!<■!- J iitflUi \:nu In- on- ne. Sic from Obi Marjorfe S tkamoto, elm a Mount >outhrn\ Auv >aml 5 oun| ml nts arc 5 t ongress I I i".o- J ras and l> v •I MTV.u'60 words
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116 1956-07-21 3 THE S.n_ Malay Union is preparing to put 'i trong fight in the forthcoming local government elec Co The secretary of the Che Mohd. Salleh bin mad, told The Standard at his party regar the local government elections import;. said the Malay116 words
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Article27 1956-07-21 3 HONGKONG, J;. S Standard Service: i re of the Hongkotig I to 1 to US$l; 50.186 to one Indonesian Rup.ah; Gold S^ -o a tar27 words
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Article52 1956-07-21 3 Ladies AssoI ipore will in- luncheon Dragon Room Restaurant til r .11 be ak< ll •:th who an I ration on na will be third Friday of :he next iker :ow nga I men friends be monthnan. told The with $50,000 D m ready ihe Assoclub52 words
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203 1956-07-21 3 SINGAPORE could not take part In the recent UNESCO conference in Geneva on education because it w.iv classified aa H Britisli Indo-China M ;ind was latei eonpletel? struck <'tv the agenda, the Director of Education .Mr. n. McLeOan, told The standard j eslerdj jr, !Mr.203 words
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Article285 1956-07-21 3 tj «t of tuatcd traffic lights installed at the junction of Selegie and Middle Roads is worked by a total of 24,000 wires, Arthur E. Singapore Traffic Police Su] ndent, revealed yesti la St. I? Whatfs the device took one lull to piece together, bit by285 words
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204 1956-07-21 3 LOCAL GOVT. ELECTIONS ARE POSTPONED FOR 3 MONTHS Ci ttf Cauncii Gets Another Extension THE SINGAPORE City and District Council elections, due to have been held in December this year, have been postponed for three months to allow the Legislative Assembly time to prepare the necessary legislation for a Local204 words
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Article165 1956-07-21 3 A SINGAPORE General Hospital doctor refused to accept a summons to attend court, with the excuse .as not giv« n enough time, a lawyer, Mr. C. 11. Koh, complained to a magistrate yesterda Mr. Koh, who was defend- Ing In an assault case, added:165 words
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Article, Illustration60 1956-07-21 3 AN International var--5 iety .show will be held next Saturday at the Lee Kuo Chuan Auditorium, Anglo-Chiifese School, to C z help raise funds for the Singapore Battalion of I the Boys 1 Brigade Band to tour the Federation. C Picturr shows the "Three i J60 words
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Article57 1956-07-21 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.—A derk Lee Thiam Hock, today freed by the Selangor Criminal Court of Appeal o! •i charge of negligent driving resulting in the death ol a Lee was found guilty by the Klang magistrate who rtrvd him $100, in default, two months 1 jail und57 words
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213 1956-07-21 3 'There's A Colour Bar In Whitley Council'-. Mr. Sim A MOTION to 'remove heads of departments from the Whitley Council and replace them by City Councillors who will represent the official side at all negotiations, will be tabled at the next Council meeting. The motion will be moved by the213 words
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Article120 1956-07-21 3 A CLERK. T. R. Glass. whose liabilities amounted to $14,441 was made a bankrupt on his own petition before the High Court in Singapore yesterday. Glass, who said his salary was $46 1 a month, offered to pay $35 a month to the Official Assignee for120 words
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Article22 1956-07-21 3 REAR Admiral C.A. Thring, Flag Officer. Malayan Area. returned to Singapore yesterday, after holding high-level talks with Federation authorities. M22 words
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Advertisement25 1956-07-21 3 5 (I to own one m with umte to;- )f fl Ifll |L v iA^j Ifl I ZLIN CO, LTD. Isij Street, Singapore, lei:- *****25 words
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Advertisement441 1956-07-21 3 robe dun soir j jna griffe perfumes eau de cologne Sold by all Leading Shopj nn/i- hx lUc >o!e AgoUi FAVRE-LEUBA WATCH CO., LTD. JB-F BATTERY ROAD. SINCAPORE pf TR A V ELIN6 TO i I M Fly by Super "Strato" .^^"-^l Clipper* to Manila. Make s^^^^** 'v^ connections with441 words
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Article154 1956-07-21 4 CLOSING rubber prices (cents por lb in Singapore yesterday) were: Isuyers Sellers No 1 RSS Spot mom.) 891 895 An? ust No. 1 RSS 8!) 80; No. 2 RSS 851 854 No. 3 RSS 844 85£ Tone: Barely steady. STORE TIN The price of lin on the local154 words
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Article28 1956-07-21 4 SINGAPORE Police yesterday detained a housewife, Tan Mong Lav, in connection with the stabbing of her neighbour Law Ah Lim. in Bukit Panjang Village on Thursday night28 words
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Article27 1956-07-21 4 THE Singapore Traction Company will operate a special service nightly to the Great World Trade Fair from Bras Basah Road between 6.30 p.m. to midnight.27 words
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Article144 1956-07-21 4 A STARTLED Acting Chief M:n:.-H:' Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat. came down from his office to inquire into the cause of a black-out in the Assembly House after a thunder sti yesterday afternoon. He was told that lightning had caused a short circuit in the144 words
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Article62 1956-07-21 4 THREE CT< w mem bars of the motor yacht, See Nymph, escaped death by minutes when Lightning struck their yacht at 4 p.m. yesterd The men had just come ashore when lightning struck their yacht. There was an explosion in the main The yacht, belonging62 words
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Article58 1956-07-21 4 \V. A. Measor, pleaded guilty in a Singapore Court yesterday, to a charge of neglif driving resulting in a oo ision with a taxi at Waterloo Street. on May 6. As a result of the impart, the taxi overturned with its four wheels in the air.58 words
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Article63 1956-07-21 4 THE following were the results of the lottery of the Royal Singapore Flying Club drawn recently. First prize of $400 went to ticket No. 2123. 2nd prize of $200 to ticket No 2951 and 3rd prize of $100 to ticket No. 3185. Tickets bearing these numbers63 words
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320 1956-07-21 4 Shortened Leg Three Broken Ribs Cost $42,000 Rash Planter Pays Record Damages KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —Robert Francis Greer, a 40 year-old insurance representative who sustained three fractured ribs and had a leg; shortened by 2] inches in a car crash, was today awarded damages totalling $42,174 in the Selangor High320 words
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Article, Illustration105 1956-07-21 4 BRITISB Army Schools in Singapore held a concert :\t the Victoria Memorial Hal!, last night to help raise funds for the Children s Ward of the British^ Military Hospital A group ol 12 young fencers from the British Physical Training: Corps who cave a fencing demonstration were loudly105 words
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298 1956-07-21 4 SINGAPORE rubber magnate, Mr. Tan Lark Sye, last nigbt criticized former Chief Minister Mr. David Marshall for bis intention to bring up the question of citizenship when he visits Red China with the Singapore Trade Mission next month. Mr. Tan. who298 words
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Article232 1956-07-21 4 ANDREW ROTH - ANDREW ROTH By Standard's London Bureau Chief LONDON, Fit Singapore's Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, has decided to by-pass preliminary talks with the Minister of State for the Colonies, Mr. John Hare, now that his meeting: with the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Alan Lennox232 words
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Article195 1956-07-21 4 THE following students of the Muslim College have been successful in the sessional examination for the academic year 1955-1956: First year candidates. 2nd Class Abdul Wahab bin Ahmad, Abd. Kader bin Hassan, Mohd. Murtadza b. H. Daud. 3rd Class Abdul Hamid bin H. Umar. A. Ghazali195 words
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Advertisement398 1956-07-21 4 CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS mm m 4 SHOWS DAILY C4lMf# C9-MHoSa»**> 111 M«OO TVLM All. -IN<- M'ORK Ml SEBI X ijkr>mals "JHANAK JHANAK PAYAL BAAJE" t'olor by TVchnirnlnr Directed by V SHANTABAM A tathriy OrfftßlaatkMi ReleaM' with ENGLISH BUBTITLn \(t }KM \.l*Y MIDNIGHT TONIGHT! PERILOUS ADVENTURE SABU in "THE TREASURE of398 words
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Advertisement266 1956-07-21 4 SHAW bROTHIRS~ORGANJSM^ ~m^^^ now iJAPITO*"^^^' SHOWING! r Jw1; JK SE MERAH PAJ BA !?L E _wt_ Dl<l! iiJ>i uilli NOKDIN \II\IVI> DAEN^ '^S q MIDNIGHT TONIGHT: k XsrioLamz/ h] |E^4^ X)AN ;ON i'~ >i I -w sa* a mi Todaj !t am in r> I 19th DAY! REX |gi JOHN266 words
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Article, Illustration81 1956-07-21 5 Florence To Give Recital LO\ ELY ten itional star Mts FTorence Wong of SiflQO will give a piano recital the Chinese Assembly Hall on July 26 auspices of the Federation Mhs Wong made 'ef debut as a concert pianist at the age of four in Singapore. She is now I81 words
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283 1956-07-21 5 SINGAPORE'S capital flight to Red China last year amounted to more thgn $131,000,000 which is the biggest flow of money from the Colony to any single country in the world, Government statistics re- retried. Out of this amount, the Colony bought283 words
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Article223 1956-07-21 5 THE B,o#o aifOllg Singapore Teachers I'nion lias called tor an emergency general meeting 1 to protest ftgaiast the quit notice given to one of the teachers in the Singapore Naval Base, I The teacher is Mr. Dominic Puthucherry who has been hing in the Naval Base223 words
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Article100 1956-07-21 5 200 Are Unhappy Over Exam TANJONG MALIM, Fri. More than 200 Malay schoolteachers from all .'•arts of Malaya, who met here recently, will send a memorandum to the Minister for Education, protesting against the compulsory examination to qualify them for the standard-type or secondary school. Many teachers with Mic Sultan100 words
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Article18 1956-07-21 5 THE Thai Consulate-Gen-eral in Singapore will be closed on Monday on account of "Khao Pansa Day."18 words
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Article127 1956-07-21 5 Chambers Decide To Open Bank PRESIDENT of the Malay Chamber of Commerce of Singapore, Tuan Hamid Allwie, disclosed yesterday that at a representative meeting of the Federation and Singapore Malay Chambers of Commerce in Kuala Lumpur recently it had been decided to open a national bank to help small Malay127 words
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Article122 1956-07-21 5 THE Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce will not join the Colony trade mission to China and Japan. Tuan Hamid Aihvie, president of the Chamber, told The Standard yesterday that though the Chamber, at a recent meeting of its executive committee, had agreed in principle122 words
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Article46 1956-07-21 5 SEREMBAN, Fri. Stanley Ponniah. a town councillor here, was today acquitted in the Sessions Court on a charge of criminal trespass into the home of Sivagnanam at Rasah on May 1. The court was told that both parties had already come to 3 settlement.46 words
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142 1956-07-21 5 AN urgent cry for more qualified pharmacists for Singapore is made in the latest issue of "The Malayan Pharmaceutical Journal," released yesterday. The magazine ascribes the lack, not to B shortage of applications, but to "reluctance on the part of retail pharmacists to accept trainees."142 words
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Article45 1956-07-21 5 IPOH. Fri. Miss Jcyascka'-a of Taiping won the Perak "Miss Golden Voice" contest here today. She came first among 20 competitors from the Telecommunications Departments of Taiping, Telok Anson and ipoh. Second was Miss Winnie Pharamond ana third, Miss Mitzi Newman.45 words
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Article36 1956-07-21 5 IPOH. Fri.— Inche Fatima binte Haji A!i. a schoolteacher, ned from her Hari Raya Haji holidays yesterday to find her home In Jalan Masjid ranted. Clothing valued at over $500 were missing.36 words
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Article66 1956-07-21 5 A meeting to form the Malayan Economic Association will be held at the British Council Hall in Stamford Roarl, Singapore, on July 28 at. 2.15 p.m. The proposed Association expects to stimulate public interest in economics, to hr>-d discussions on economic problems in Malaya and66 words
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Article, Illustration171 1956-07-21 5 THREE-hundred officers and men of the 11th Hussars embarked on the trooper, Empire Fowey. for Britain yesterday after three years' service in the Federation. During their period of service in Malaya they distinguished themselves in specialized escort duties traversing over 3.000.000171 words
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Article48 1956-07-21 5 THE Singapore Chinese High School Dramatic Society will present a throe-act play at the school hall in September. The occasion Is to commemorate the fourth anniversary of the Society. Proceeds will be given to a fund in aid of needy students of the school.48 words
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Article69 1956-07-21 5 PORT SWETTENHAM, Fri A mishap marred the Indian Naval flotilla's goodwill mission to Rangoon prior to its visit to Malaya. At Rangoon, the INS Godawari. one of the ships now in Malayan water?, lost an offi when Li. Commander Kamath missed his step while boarding69 words
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153 1956-07-21 5 Gangsters Use Acid To Rub Out Tattoos TATTOOED thugs In Singapore arc now applying acid on their once-proud tattoos in an attempt to rub out the tell-tale ma: Kings. Police pressure i bo bpi that the mrre SJ£> < policeman will scampering for saf' At night, secret society thugi nil153 words
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Article72 1956-07-21 5 BUTTERWORTH, Fri A 26-year-old youth, speaking a Chinese, has been 'winking Chinese houseto pay sen if* through him, using the nann an elected Town Councillor.. Tho Councillor whose HUM was used, repoi ter to the police who ire anxious to trace rit Housewives are advii d72 words
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Article51 1956-07-21 5 IPOH. Fri.— A rubber tapper of Lima Bias Estate E River. P lo, a. va pi sentenced to three year? imprisonment by Mr. Justice Thomson in the Supreme Co irt today. He was found guilty on two charges of causing hurt to labourers last51 words
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Advertisement417 1956-07-21 5 rtunitu To Own A House At HAPPY GARDEN, IPOH. j fl d Phase HOT MANY LEFT OUT OF 70 HOUSES. Semi Detached! with 4 rooms, -gth improved good value $15,500 Detached; on good site $17,500 Shop (Mam Road Frontage) $24,500 st pmse A FEW MORE TO OFFER ONLY. r»pc Bungalow417 words
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Advertisement49 1956-07-21 5 THE RED-HOT STORY jyrfgb I I 2Oth JBL I*^"'1 presents f* 1 fl Sgi^' JANE RUSSELL RICHARD EGANHH JB.V < 111 i jffi 1&, j^ *J JOAN" LESLIE A T£*W.ff}\ AGNES MOOREHEAD J ClNemaScoP^ U >/// MICHAEL PATF. (h^&J COLOR by DP. LUXE V Y. ;JX >f/t ODEON TONIGHT AT49 words
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Article491 1956-07-21 6 r FH:. f.* ire Penang, constitutionally that is. has gr WB into a very thorny p: From the moment thai the led Government of the federation started to function there has been cont n ti ag tat m for the withdrawal of the fora it Colony from491 words
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Article416 1956-07-21 6 JHE United Sampan Workers' .Association of bingaf> n seems to be only con n with m nibers 1 interests and cannot care ie.-s tor the safety of I ie public who use motor to go about their business in the harbour and to the a P •*> 1,000416 words
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Article794 1956-07-21 6 William Courtenay - William Courtenay By Standard Air Correspondent THE fifteen hundred miles per hour jet bomber is on the drawing boards both at Avro In England and Boeing in America. The Air Forces will form first squadrons of them not later than 1966 and the design experience plus794 words
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Article, Illustration13 1956-07-21 6 "All right, Ham "u r iM<i jr+g now the spin; -level n bei13 words
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Article352 1956-07-21 6 We, the PEOPLE SAVE US FROM OUR SERVANTS Sir; The days of cheap ser-i vanis are no more. We? wouldn't dream of engag-' Ing a domestic servant if; WC could help it. To add: insult to injury, now we; are being; further burden-; el. Before we give in to; this352 words
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Article867 1956-07-21 6 J HALCRO FERGUSON - PERU PLUMPS FOR Sta bility J HALCRO FERGUSON By LONDON npHE recent elections in Peru have shown not only an encouraging political maturity among the electorate, but an equally encouraging, and more surprising, maturity on the part of the outgoing President, Brigadier General Manuel Odria. General Odria, despite the revival867 words
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Article, Illustration247 1956-07-21 6 Sir; I agree with Mr. E. K. Tan, general secretary of the Liberal-Socialists "that there should be more trade and secondary industries tc provide employment. The Government should seriously consider providing tax relief not only to foreign but also to local investments as an inducement to establish more industries."247 words
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Article155 1956-07-21 6 the NEWS as it strikes me! fection, all realise that Singapore and the Federation being separate entities each is entitled to ferret ihingi out for itself. y o tr, some mer» chants in Venting, including the President of the Importers and Exporter 9 Association, Koav Kirn Hai, want the Settlement155 words
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Article250 1956-07-21 6 Sir; Your news item headed "Inequalities For City Ratepayer?'' appearing in the Sunday Standard reveals muddled thinking on the part of the City Council. There Es nothing in the Municipal Ordinance which limits the annual value for rating purposes in the rase of Rent Controlled Property.250 words
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Article36 1956-07-21 6 Sir; Since the Sims Avenue Community centre, is used by the girls as their Club, why is there not a single club for the boys living in this arra° A SIMS AVENUE LAD Singapore36 words
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Article40 1956-07-21 7 'ne Sr r Oth ani on tait- i pro; r i fta 'ieen reSoviets, he c no let d i to reach an •he Sous or some oroeramme ?ad to safeguarded the Soviets will view on have done on40 words
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Article91 1956-07-21 7 HATE TITO GIVE RAKOSI THE PUSH cx the three, the enmity to and Rakosi's faiiur^ ssons have o^en most eyident .IV tted demands correction or the condithat led to his explu- ga the Comlnlorm ■4- have bo.^n aimed at i led the move agaii] Yugoslav lea Rakos) was a last91 words
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Article, Illustration200 1956-07-21 7 Wr^ iSELI JONES I 20. .fP> Hungary's X tnppled betttd Vncl he If push from I. of \ujjiksla- .r. ipest wefe a.--the I I I Rakosi head" r gari i n that "congrafrom all are p:. headquart at ■a, is in •v r tnt« n i ntj .my200 words
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Article, Illustration45 1956-07-21 7 FL YING 'MOTHER OF THE JETS Amei t-IOQ Super Sabrr ed timuU U a single KB-50 i?i a tr i .-W Porc< Bom I rida. The I" S A A <- say this is the ful refuelling of three planes at the same til A PAP - 45 words
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Article226 1956-07-21 7 MIAMI, Florida, .HHv M (UP) A circuit court judge denied a divorce yesterdftj for the Rev. Thonuis liraham Northcott. a Presbyterian minister teemed of philandering frith \ouni; women members of hLs parishes. la tead, Judg I PearNc their thiist chilrder d p minispay her US$3OO a month226 words
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182 1956-07-21 7 BOSTON. July 20, < AP) Tulsi Nagancth \cmbu. 2(>. of India, whose love for a Cambridge, Mass.. girl brought him to the United States after being deported three times. was ordered out yesterday for the fourth time. He was first deported in 1951 to182 words
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Article53 1956-07-21 7 s\x DIEGO, CaUf.. July 20, (AP)— Surgeons separated the Hutchens Siamese twins yesterday and said that, respite m nplications, they should survive. The principal complication was discovery that the h inch of tissue joining the twins at the base <">f their spines included a spinal fluid duct53 words
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Article59 1956-07-21 7 ORLANDO. Florida, July 20 (UP) Mike Sibole. 4. who o-? his only eye in a hid to stave off death Rom cancer, asked yesterday thai his 20--month-old hrothei be brought to the hospital to play with Hospital authorities said that Mike bounded happily on hi? bed.59 words
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Article30 1956-07-21 7 TOKYO. July 20 (Reuten A Japanese Defence Force aircraft crashed against Mt. Hisashiyama today, during a training flight over Southern Japan. The two pilots wcrr killed.30 words
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Article149 1956-07-21 7 Hitler's Sister Faces Eviction BERCHTESGADEN. July 20 (UP) Hitler's 65--year-old sister will be evicted from her rented room here at the end of the month because she canno*. pay the rent. Frau Paula Wolf's landlord gave no reason when he handed her an eviction notice earlier this month. But the149 words
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Article380 1956-07-21 7 PLEASURE IS ALL HIS RCCKLAND, Ma. July SO <LP) Don Day vy nrdcred to pay S6 court costs after bring arraigned for fighting with Robert Dow. Day did not have the money, so Dow paid for him. Steel Strike PITTSBURGH, July 20 CUP) Stor: strike negotiators spent yesterday morning380 words
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273 1956-07-21 7 Labour's Broadside At Cyprus 'Mishandling 'A Word From Makarios Would Stop Violence 9 LONDON, July 20 (UP)— Britain's Labour Party yesterday attacked the government for mishandling the Cyprus situation and again demanded the recall of exiled Archbishop Makarios to discuss a settlement. Deputy opposition leader James Griffiths. Labour Party expert273 words
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Article63 1956-07-21 7 KARACHI. July 20 CAP) The Australian Himalayan expedition has conquered the 26,355 foot Gasherbrum, expedition leader Fritz Moravez telegraphed yesterday. In a telegram to the Austrian legation here. Moravez pain Gasherbrum, hitherto unconquered second highest peak in the Korakoram range? of the Himalayas, was conquered about noon63 words
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Article171 1956-07-21 7 MAEBASHI. July 20 (UP)— A Japanese court today sentenced four American soldiers to terms ranging from three to six months for brawling with Japanese police. The sentences then were suspended far three years. which means the youths will not be imprisoned in Japan. Heaviest sentence171 words
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Article148 1956-07-21 7 ALGIERS, July 20 (IP) Nationalist rebels trapped yesterday a French column in West Algeria and killed 19 soldiers, including three officers. In addition 21 French soldiers were wounded in the amhush sprung by the Nationa I rebels in a narrow gorce at Taforoui in148 words
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Article94 1956-07-21 7 LONDON .lulv 20 (IT A sudden thunderstorm sent 8.500 guests at the Quern's narden party hurrying lot shelter on tin EMMMMU ti, Buckingham Patafif >esterdaj The Queen Mid the Ihike of Kdinhurch were aeceupanied at th^ iBCOCJ p.irly nf the season h.v (^u< I94 words
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Advertisement42 1956-07-21 7 THE STANDARD TO MAINTAIN -v maximum comfort and perI t Provide^ «ofe, economical motoring with omplr reserve ro me.t every demand. Also ovailoble STANDARD FAMILY lOond STANDARD COMPANION (E.tote Cor) v, FEDERATED MOTORS LTD. Singapore Ci R^t BROS LTD. FtPERAIIO^ OF MALAYA42 words
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Advertisement77 1956-07-21 7 7O ENSURE j you get the best I jmorphy-richards from your Mf% TOASTER it \;MM OJTor HAIR M^ 7 DRYER have it serviced by an electrician' tolta it tn thp nPW specially trained for Morphy-i laiie H W UltS lICW j R ic hards equipment and be sure MORPHY- RICHARDS77 words
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Article66 1956-07-21 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. An 11-year-old girl quarrelled with her neighbour's sister, and in retaliation the neighbour caught hold ol her and branded her face and thigh with a burning firewood. Mon binte Darus was yesterday convicted of causing hurt to Paluwathl Permual on July 166 words
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Article60 1956-07-21 8 iron. Fri— Perak Government has agreed to &ppoinl a Committee to examine traffic rules governing eye;: Two rules one governing the carrying of loads protrud-\:-,Z \-c-.-rr.d certain roi:: bi yde and the other prohibiting cyclists from carrying an umbrella— were the subject of a60 words
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Article416 1956-07-21 8 'Torture' Allegation In Murder tt\L Public Charge Is 'HeinousP Unproved, Unsubstantiated IPOH, Fri.— Chief of Perak C.1.D., Mr. Tom Hamilton. today described allegations by defence counsel, Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam, that his client was physically and mentally tortured "by Police as "heinous." "It has become a416 words
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Article, Illustration78 1956-07-21 8 A DISPLAY of Indian dances by the Eastern Arts Society of Kuala Lumpur will be held at the King George V School Hall on July 28 from 8.30 p.m. in aid of the St. John Ambulance Brigade's Cadet Fund." The display will c under78 words
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Article47 1956-07-21 8 IPOH Fr:. Constitutional O on called on the Mentri Besar of Perak today and was later introduced to members of S( 1 c and Executive Co;:r. and Fand Stal ds of departnts. Latex b commission were guests of honour at a bi suprx47 words
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188 1956-07-21 8 PORT SWETTENHAM. Fri.-In another "car. the bulk of officers and men of the Indian Nx% '.1 be trained in Indian waters and on their clared Rear Admiral Sir St. John T tt on board the I.N.S. Delhi here today. The last188 words
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Advertisement177 1956-07-21 8 BEDFORD "MIDDLE WEIGHTS" Bedford 3 ami ton trucks (short or long V t. Yc7 base) petrol or die&l V 4 and P6. i 1 1 1 1 1 I r EATON TWO SPEED REAR AXLES providing eight forward gears available from stock on 5 Other Bedford models from 12 cwt.177 words
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Miscellaneous589 1956-07-21 8 Standard cAimam Information at a Glance M.rtiAtDlJSffitF TAMPIN KUALA LUMPUR j^iWMf ALPAOiIW ATIMV Tnr, d.; AV.y U, .m AP! .I OUSemm fS"^7^2T^^^v^v s-r~- JTTS^fc 8 pm \V\on-i.ng Re- < «m*-i*fi*£*- > 3 .JPlM^Mf' l^. ETT ¥TA%lf* Mf-.yerah rJtt^ M§ M JrfSjW^mf\ KIdUANK* OUION: Im-arir »V tUl^mS** y MKTRO^ Rebel W:tn--t589 words
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Article, Illustration243 1956-07-21 9 M. L HOPCRAFT - Wild ustangs of the on-antic West M. L HOPCRAFT By III! -port hem. -pots lore tstanand I by they •Canadian re fast the r< brought are the o Spa the 'la;. he time the Caj many that W pony. Ih f I I n by fighting ther stallions. There was243 words
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Article493 1956-07-21 9 Work on THESE in your spare time ,\V\V\\\\\\V\VV\\\\\V\\\\\\\\\V\V\\VV\\\V\\\\\\V\\\\\\\\\\\\\V\\\\\\\\\\\\^ (word games! -\\\\V\\\V\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\V\\\\\\\v\V\V\\\V\\V\\\\\\\\\V\\\\\\V\VVVV\\V\\\* I JERK ARE MNBfl Games 1J With Words and other pastimes for your enter, lainment. Following: are some tricky bis words. See if you know their meanings. 1. Millennium means (a) the end nf the wor'.d, (b) 1000 years.493 words
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Article145 1956-07-21 9 WSWI R>: I— b. 1000 t A bid 3 d A doctor who 5. vith children. 4 c. A p buy f> s— a. II 6 d. A minor error. 7 -b. Akind of onion. B— c. A drCSS o >■ rr.t. 9— d. A ways of behaving145 words
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Article216 1956-07-21 9 npODAY*S grandmothers are seldom silvcr-Jiaired old Indies lace raps, hut there {j one old-fashioned gift they ie 'f to receive /rcu today* grandchildren, h>. the days when perfume and sachet were novelties, mders were Used to scent linen drawers and closet shelves. Your grand" other or older216 words
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Advertisement128 1956-07-21 9 for SWEET SLEEP VITACUP is the best It concentrated crammei family food drink because:— with goodness os delicious 'nutty' milk An you can make m n V Im F^B» B more cups per tin MULLER A PMIPPS (Malayt)LTO. f/*'^*!^, P V^ P.O. Box 391 Rp^Sfefc^M^l V edioiee «ej«l Trt^t H«.-A128 words
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Miscellaneous92 1956-07-21 9 PROVED IMTWSWU TO ftfEPlWf ARCTIC BLUE 1 FOX !< C ACTIVITY, IT i S ij iftHL-^^ii^^* -KEPT v>s*^LL ALASKA I^ l^^ ISU^'D^.PEDANDTWEKI PJV.iitir>L c *v^. TRAPPED WHEN THS /»CVr\ f i- E A_ WiTH A RTt/E$ AUP A P£L CATE GUCY NEVEC EAT AT ALL £srrA PWXi FCCTHP (TUKJwG tmeiß92 words
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Miscellaneous66 1956-07-21 9 l.Find a long piece of RUBBER HOSE or TUBING with about a i inch hole. ABOUT 7 oXQFs£riaV6' fl. borrow a MOUTHPIECE from a pal who plaus a horn andstick it in one end wi of the hose... (IF IT DOESN'T ADHESIVE TAPE »^s AROUND THE CONNECTION) 3.SiickalargeT!N FUNNEL into66 words
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Miscellaneous458 1956-07-21 9 ff^^ i^f^^S^^^^^jjJTT^^^^ ic-quire decision ynu can act Benefit through loved ones. T,,,.,.,,, LIBRA— Sept 23 to Oct. ODAI s QUOTATION: 22— Open your mind and eyes The only \\;iy to com- to vour place n the scheme pel men to speak k <»ml or of things Head off disus is458 words
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Article180 1956-07-21 10 By ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN, Standard's New York Bureau Chief JAPAN'S rubber tyre exports are soaring these days, according to informed rubber quarters in New York. In one month alone, since the Start oi the year, for example, Singapore and the Federation ol Malaya Imported upwards180 words
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Article33 1956-07-21 10 IK VPy— i rio<ir levers its', STOCKS: T'-.d; lfifl 2.1 l."> T' .--s 181 53 BONDS: 40 Bonds 95.76 The Dow-Jones commodity res index (1924-26 equals loo> closed at 157.69.33 words
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Article26 1956-07-21 10 MALAYAN Exchange Banks nation buying rates to merchants yesterday c Canada 2 3/16 (OD\ 321 cre&t bills and 33 9 16 trade Se rates26 words
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Article, Illustration53 1956-07-21 10 THE Minister for Commerce and Industry. Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, (right) cuts the tape to declare open the Singapore Trade and Industries Fair 10.>t>. at the Great World last night. Seen with the Minister ts Mrs. Jumabhoy and Mr. Run Run Shaw, managing director of Peng Hock Shaw53 words
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463 1956-07-21 10 To Ease Marine Fuelling Delays UNDERLYING the growing importance of Singapore as a port for fuelling ships in the international marine trade, Caltex (Asia) Ltd. have announced plans for the construction of a $31 million water marine terminal at Tanjong Penuru, eight miles463 words
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Article161 1956-07-21 10 Rubber Drops 1 c. UPCOUXTRY liquidation caused Singapore rubber prices to ease yesterday, first ijrade August shipment closing at 89i cents per lb.. a drop of li cents on Thursday. on a barely steady market. The market opened at 90£ cent.- per lb., one cent below Thursday. Not muc!h trade161 words
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Article171 1956-07-21 10 THE Malayan Sharobrokers 1 Association reported tail amount oi business passin?: yesterday In the industrials section with price improvement in a few counters. Tins and rubbers were selectively higher. Price changes announced by the Association yesterday were; INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Fpcl Disp. 2.05 2.10 \v Kami] w171 words
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Article151 1956-07-21 10 MALAYAN Sharebroker? Association yesterday reported the following business done: INDUSTRIALS: Con. Tin Smelt prefs. 29/3 cd. F N ords $1.90 to 51.92J Gammon $2.01; W. Hammer $2.87 i $2,855 n. Waugh 11.37J; M." Breweries $2.72|, $2.70 xci; M. Colls $1; Me A lister $2.82 > overnight: M. Cement151 words
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640 1956-07-21 10 'ENTREPOT TRADE MUST Not BE UPSET' Hire Purchase Plans For Small Industry THE Singapore Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J.M. Jumabhoy, yesterday warned that the Colony must be careful not to upset the intricate and delicately balanced factors which contribute to her entrepot trade. The Minister said this yesterday640 words
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Article72 1956-07-21 10 RUBBER sto Si >ore 'anted to 40.113 tons in June compared to 42.902 tons -n M T'-.o ocal dealers' stocks in ne amounted to 30.632 tons (33,169 tons in May), of which 211 tons were dry rubber. Port storks amounted to 18 tons (6.970 tons), in ing 5.15872 words
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Article, Illustration79 1956-07-21 10 MR. T A POINTAN sales manaK<r of Tasman Paper and Pulp o. flrw into Singapore yesterday from London on his way to his factory in Tasmania. He was met at the Air port b> the rrprespntatives of Spieers (Export) Ltd.. the local agents for asman Paper and79 words
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247 1956-07-21 10 Rubber Market Operators Are Cautious AT the end of Last week rubber prices dropped below the 90-cent level but were again stimulated by the news that agreement had been reached on the wage dispute in the rubber manufacturing industry in the U.S.A., says the weekly market report of Holiday, Cutler,247 words
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Article52 1956-07-21 10 FINANCE COMMERCE STOCKPH OF RICE TO OOd -OFFICI KUALA LI Ihe (n meni representatioi i>ers < (lfr; stated t, servo si local must contin Comr. 1 has a on r Govern m- time mea social fd < It v. gradf- Ed to pr end the t* of th< ment Such52 words
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Article38 1956-07-21 10 SINGAPORE duce wei Cop $26 s< $39, 3 i j Sarav. j Spec;. 1 S tion i mix* d 3 i hoi u> v <\ 11 a Noon 4 p.m. 5 p.m. 4 p: 5 p.m J38 words
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Advertisement397 1956-07-21 10 NOTICES MALACCA MUNICIPALITY rpENDERS are invited for 1 the tenancy of the Rf*freshment Kio.>k. Coronation Gardens, South Reclamation. Malacca, for a period of 3 5 irs with effect from 16th AUfUSt 1956 It b to bo noted that the premises arp to bo utilised lely as a Refrr-hmrnt Kiosk and397 words
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Advertisement147 1956-07-21 10 NOTICES r\VI) TENNER NOTICE mENDER from reg X contractors (Class 1? and above will be received by the te Engineer. Selangor up to 3 p.m. on 31.7.56 for the [NG OF IT MAIN LNG SEPANG ROAD SE RON IV. I ill particulars are obtainable from the office of the Senior147 words
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Advertisement64 1956-07-21 10 YUGOSLAV f?^ From Adriatic, Near East, India ond Hongkong Penong Port $*«tf m.y. "LOVCEN" n SFrom Hongkong to BomK« v ~oen, Port Sudcn Yen.cc, Trieste cn6 K Singapore -A m.r. "LOVCEN" B'H Aug kGt* Generoi Agent,: EAST MOUNT 17-B, Robinson Rood, Singapore-! 1 J Port Swettenhom: E-Seoson 1 rod. ng64 words
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Advertisement684 1956-07-21 11 I^RENCH TRADING CO., LTD. W 132/6 Robinson Ro*<3 iHE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORT* AMERICAN SERVICE B n New To.k Balt.mor., PhOadtlpht* Quit P I 9 S ham f.nang :i vi :4 luly 26/27 u ly 29 A U? 4 s €p t 5.6 S«pl 7/8 S.pt Lt« ?»«•«<» orh c684 words
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Advertisement1098 1956-07-21 11 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD «c CO., LTD. lei: 2412 n lin tl (Incorporated in Singapore) (12 Jnet> Sh ZV THE BLUE FUNNEL UNE T verrter, option to proceed «te other ports to toad and dir:.«r t e carte SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL. CLASCOW. LONDON b CONTINENT. Singapore. Anch.se, f Cf Marseille* and1,098 words
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Advertisement876 1956-07-21 11 MITSUI pQ LINE FOR JAPAN |ndl. P M> Asumosan Maru tor Yokohama Kobe Moii 3 Aug FOR JAPAN frorr Continent Akagisan Moru for Yokohama Nogoya, Kobe via Hongkong 3 Aug FOR U.S.A. via Suez for New York, Philadelphia, 1 Bcltirnore Asakasan Maru from Japan 14 Aug 17 Aug 18 Aug876 words
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Advertisement747 1956-07-21 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS Saiiirgi tor Bangkok ond/or Fa: Eost. Penang P. S'hom S'por* "SELANDIA" In Port 2426 July "MOMBASA" In Port 23/24 July 25 26 July "PANAMA" 10/11 Aug 12/14 Aug 15/18 Aug "SUMBAWA" 14/17 Aug HOMEWARDS Soilings for Genoa, Antwerp. Rotterdam, Hamburg, Copenhagen. Spore P. Sham Penang "ERRIA"747 words
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Article, Illustration43 1956-07-21 12 photo. PHOTO serviced for possible use in connection with the coming Olympic Games at Melbourne in November, shows Dick Ploog of Victoria, Australia (left), and John Tressider of New South Wales, Australia (riiiht), who will represent their country in the cycling events. A.P.A.P. - 43 words
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Article58 1956-07-21 12 SINGAPORE Rifle Association L 956 Bi.-'ey Meeting will be held at the N< c Soon No. 2 rifle range on Sunday/ Monday sth and 6th of August. Members and Alliliated units are reminded that entries are to be forwarded to Capt. C. M. Ho co P.O.58 words
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Article46 1956-07-21 12 THE following arc selected to represent Ceylon Sports Club in their friendly < ricket match against Singapore Standard at Balcstier Road tomorrow at L r.m. Paul de Kretser, A. Anthoneiz, Rajendratn, Balasingham, S. K. Kulasingam, A. E. Dclilkan, Soocelaraj, S. Kwlasingam. Sivapatham, Sehsaran, C. Thuraisingam.46 words
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Article776 1956-07-21 12 VIC SELWYN - VIC SELWYN says And a Briton is in the thick of it LONDON, Sat.— For ten days the name of a 24- rkshire cy< Brian Robinson, has into the odd corners of the British newspapers. On the Continent Brian R >bins Q, from Mirfli Id, Huddersficld, has hit776 words
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Article139 1956-07-21 12 Artillery Vs Infantry Cricket THE annual cricket match between the Rpyal Artillery, Malaya, and the infantry, Malaya, will be plftys^ th::w€tek«"id at Tanslin from 11 a.m. each day. The Infantry team r/ill Include one of the fastest bowlers seen out here, Cap! G C Grore. Capt. Gore has played for139 words
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Article128 1956-07-21 12 Fed. Boys For Colony Matches KUALA LUMPUR Fri Federation Combined Schools selectors have named 17 players to travel down to Singapore to play two soccer matches next week. On Saturday. Juiy 28. the Federation schoolboys will meet th c Singapore Combined schools I, and the following day they play against128 words
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Article168 1956-07-21 12 LONDON. July 21 (Re tteri —Cricket r were: At SwanM.i. Glamorgan Yorkshire match drawn. Glamorgan 176 and secondly for nine declared, Wardle four for 40. Yorkshire 92 and seconc 94 for five. At Leicester, Leicestershire I beat Somerset by an innings and 26 runs. Somerset 116 and168 words
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Article103 1956-07-21 12 SOUTH China from Hongkong will play their second n y ■<- st a Singapore 'VJalan Besar Stadium at 8 p.m. The probable South China line-up is as follows: Pau Kin Ying: Lav Chi Ping Kg Wai Man Chan Che c X Luk I';/, Ha- X103 words
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Article79 1956-07-21 12 Compton The Aussies LOXDOX. July 20 (Router) Denis Compton. Middlesex and England rricketer, v... face the Australians for ihe first time this season when lie plays for Middlesex in me match beginning at Lord*! .omorrow. Since his return after ".he removal of a knee tap Compton has shown that he79 words
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Article34 1956-07-21 12 R.A.O.C. MORs entered the final of the Junior Cup soc< i r when they heat REME MORs by 2-1. Scorers were [brahira (HA OC) md Whey Ah Kuan (REME).34 words
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Advertisement338 1956-07-21 12 lOWIX i 21 J wLS 17 JVVLS GENTS' and LADIES. 1 FULL STEEL, ROILED GOLD. AMD GOLD TOP. cj u^ Obtainable from AH J rr t -f 4- If* fit a i 66MTZ** li J 3S6,NCfiTH 'BH!DQ6 RCS'PORE Wrto Bpota Plmplca and blemishes disappear after a few vi.r t. ai338 words
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Advertisement119 1956-07-21 12 SAfij; THE j JUNGLE 80Y... i j 111 M PERILOUS i^fc J ADVENTURE! THE m TREASURE with GEORGES POliJQ^ I i\ ni.iiWH i J I Mil V> -m, J j CWHAYg MIDNIGHT !oJ Follow The Cron to the GREAT WORLD PA NIGHTLY^ \9^^ siWAPom j TRADE INDUSTRIES J FROM 6-00pm119 words
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125 1956-07-21 13 Iraves Blast Gianis To Stay On Top Adcock Drives In 8 M .1 n i ukec s i iit> Uw- fir^t i itri\e in i; imp this retainlead i ork < illrinplace run, t k in Iti i with i CD 0 n a B" Yankee the wav on ■en-hitter125 words
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Article173 1956-07-21 13 Jack Cuddy - Jack Cuddy By juiv -v C Jack >u\ that ittend the I| mplCB in nrri'T to I si^n up b«»vpr in k|\mp'> t 1 l r like slid a, Mai ous. ill of c always with I'd Ol] mpic j and handle k J?r.nnrd aero the173 words
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Article63 1956-07-21 13 wt x York fi<) 23 .678 eland 4 0 I .5m Chicago 44 .SB r >ri7 4(i 45 .47] Detroit ,?8 47 .4 47 1 393 City 31 ."1 AMLKK AN ;ce 50 "1 fin Cincion 49 4 a .542 Louis 4 1 42 .494 -burgh 38 4'i63 words
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Article114 1956-07-21 13 scribed as a "multi-million-aire operator." The ex-champ emphasized. "right now my big interest is oil. We've just brought in five wellfl down in Marion County, Texas, out of eight holes drilled They'll keep flowing for 30 or 40 years. And we— l mean Manzirl and Associates control 50,000 acres, not114 words
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Article94 1956-07-21 13 MONTREAL, July 20, dP) Dour Sander^ of Miami Beach, Florida, on July (J. became the first amateur ever to win the Canadian Open Goll Champio ns h ip A\hon he beat Dow Finsterwald, of Badford Heights, Ohio, in a sudden death playoff after they tied with94 words
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Article, Illustration84 1956-07-21 13 pic. i?t,?^H rs of the Clarke Shield, the Girls Sports Club I and WRAC. Tallin I aner the presentation of the shield by Mrs. Augusta Clarke. Members of the champion teams are (GSC) Iris Milne, Ivy Kla.ss. Bella dc Silva. Ruby de Silva. Anne Val?«J. K sstandard - 84 words
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796 1956-07-21 13 ROY MOOR - ROY MOOR Looking ahead to Melbourne next November, Britain has By (Athletics correspondent of the London News Chronicle, and former United Kingdom international runner). The reccent world record women's hi^h jump of five feet eight and a half inches (1.740 m) by 20-year-old796 words
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323 1956-07-21 13 S'pore Gun Club Shoot For Oei Cup On Aug. 5 SINGAPORE Gun Club will hold their annual August Bank holiday shoot on Sunday, Au£. 5. At this meet, the championship would be contested for the handsome Oei Tjong: Ham silver cup which has been presented to the Gun Club by323 words
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Article168 1956-07-21 13 Rangers Trounce SCRC 9-1 KUALA LUMPUB F: Seiangor Rangers moved into second place in I he fas Senior ieaeur- table when they trounced Selangor Chinese Recreation Club 'A' 9-1 on the Princes Roa^i stadium ground today. Anderson, newcomer for the Rangers' side, Impressed In goal. Hfid he was rr-; r168 words
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Article140 1956-07-21 13 BUENOS AIRES. July 20 TAP) The manager of World Flyweight Boxing Champion Pascual Perez of Argentina said Thursday he would study the possibility or staging a title fight with Welshman Dai Dower in Buenos Aires. Manager Lazaro Koci said he would gladly study any terms advanced by140 words
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Article90 1956-07-21 13 THE marr^'d WOBBCD DPtballcr.^ are oul to prove to the 'spinsters' they re no 'has-beens' In the annual netball classic on Tuesday next at the Girls Sports Club at 5.15 pm. Judging from the standard of Colony netball, this exhibition game sh develop into an interesting affair.90 words
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Advertisement517 1956-07-21 13 CLASSIFIED ADS SITUATIONS VACANT SCHOOLMISTRESS wanted for Primary English School on Easl Coasi Malaya by B Mining I mpany. Must *be qualified witfl ;r than re ITS fill] j r, Clas? sr t en Salary *600-$7OO p< r y ree > Light water, medical Three ir initial contract. Applicai I517 words
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Miscellaneous229 1956-07-21 13 i! Abner By Al Capp ___gr? V ">O COT StlC't N 'AH'D A STAR )f YO6"/?£AlZy V YIP//- |6) MAY YuAfJocMC^ p J A BOOTIFUL HOME.- E>£ IN A GOT A JOB j ITS KINDA N^ MARILYN y( A»"r FOUNTAINS, A/4*y CONTENT TMV **\TON/GrtT, SHUMIUATIN' VTaC^ \S HONfK>E.?'- -C timf—229 words
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118 1956-07-21 14 MUHIBB VH BP. beal Kirn p -v. BP 3-2 in the S japore Malays inter-party ton toun ien in the Badminton si idium I yon v hen, they n a a ver in Ihe i suits (Mv h menI sl re: Sins' I-:1 Sadali b118 words
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622 1956-07-21 14 Poh Lim Declines Singles Tussle With Natekar IPOH, Fri. Nandu Natekar and his band of shuttle chasers from India will mike their debut in Perak this weekend. This will be the first time that a national team of a foreign country will622 words
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Article, Illustration58 1956-07-21 14 TUT f'Hir cmrrals put up a gOOd igili aeiinst the Singapore Polo Club in B frietuHv match «»n Sunday Photo shows: Qtn Sir Charles Loewen. Maj Gen. E. s Lindsay. Ma Ges. L n. o Pngh, Maj. Gen. I). D. C, Tußoch; Maj. F. L Barding, .Mr. R. G. Bennett.58 words
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Article77 1956-07-21 14 c r \P\ >RI Am^teui B >xing Associal i to icl< tl 1 I md match ag iinsl 30 Bn Ihe Army h. .xi: c 1 fixed the trial th< Games A Aua 24 Ite Singapore Badminton v by M. $2. $i ami -o77 words
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Article143 1956-07-21 14 'Kaila, Leads Fed. In The Test PENANG, Fri. M C. Kailasapathv of Malacca will lead the Federation of .Malaya cricket learn agaiast Singapore in the Malayan Test in the Colony on Aug. 4, 5 and (i. The team is: M. C. Kailasapathv (MaD. (apt. R, F. Campbell (Paliang), Knay Khoon143 words
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Article160 1956-07-21 14 $200 Put Gaik Bee On The Way PENANG, Fri. A generous gesture by Mr. E. H. Simpson, an American rubber merchant, will enable Miss Tan Gaik Bee. one of Malaya's I'ber Cup representatives, to fly to Singapore to take part in the Malayan Badminton Championships in the Colony next month.160 words
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Article74 1956-07-21 14 THE following are the second round results of 'he Singapore Open Invitation Billiards Junior Championship held last night at the V.M.C.A. in Orchard Road. Musakutty beat Ng Ling Chiang 300-252; Lee Weng Kee beat Peter Wong 300-205; Wee Aik Koon beat Edward Fung 300-285; Lim Bock Eng74 words
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Article455 1956-07-21 14 GRAND 'SIXER' BY SIANG HOCK But Penang s Victory Over Kedah NofhingTo Crow About Penang 6 Kedah I by Tony Range! TVS ING Fri.— An all-round superior Penang team easily beat Kedah by six mtJsto one in their Malaya Cup football match played in fine weather in the New Municipal455 words
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540 1956-07-21 14 JOHOKE BAHRI', Fri.— After i-cven years of com petin^ Muar succeeded at la.st in winning the interdistrict championships at the eighth annual Johore Amateur Athletic Association meet which concluded on the English College ground today. X ;:,i d with 'he r;iv'< even- and540 words
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411 1956-07-21 14 KL ALA IA.MPiK. Frt— Two field and one track records were broken in the Federation of Malaya Police sports athletic meet which opened at the Federal Police Depot, (iurney Road, here today. First record to £<~> WHS in the discus event where Pahang's Howlett411 words
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361 1956-07-21 14 Faster. Higher. Further. %t IT'S BREAK HEART TIME FOR COLONY ATHOQ By THE SPORTS EDITOR THE Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's (amble in nb hopes (for Olympic qualifying, record-breaking and 'gate championship meeting: at Jalan Besar slaiium lias started to fl 01 The361 words
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Article78 1956-07-21 14 MALACCA Frt A »eavy shower forced the postponement at tiie annual Malacca A.mai Athletic Associat ion a nri] ships, which were scheduled to start today. Officials of the Malacca A. A. A told The Standard that ail events scheduled to be held today will he held78 words
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Article58 1956-07-21 14 TICKETS for the Malay,! badminton championships to bo held at the Singapore Badminton Stadium from Aus 3 to 6 were fixed by i; ;e Singapore Badminton Association Last night. On Aug. 3 and 4. admission Is 50 cents. On Aus. 5 and S, ?2 and $1. Souvenir58 words
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Advertisement27 1956-07-21 14 t 2 P4GES Page 12 TWn-WHEtL torture. Artillery versus Infantry, Malaya, Cricket. Federation boys for Colon [antes. Page 13 t yn p:c Games I ■c t >ld27 words
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Advertisement89 1956-07-21 14 S-E-X AT THE R.E4 I lat^^^te .'I '*^m fjOHN PAYNE APIFNE DAHI U 5 RHONDA hi f '!NG JB^J^J-^M^W** j MIDNIGHT TONIGHT Quality-Tested USED CARS c ha\ c il' r BOal of reconditioned care, nl i !<» idler at price*- from $725.00 an«i Uui Organisrtioii backi cvew) p ll thai89 words
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Page 14 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous34 1956-07-21 14 SOCCER :npore C at Ja' I It Bo'<s' Town pp s p B Club I i ot Geyla Stod I ICKET E>; S.R.C S R.C. at B Stod from ng Jngoh B angali Road34 words
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