Singapore Standard, 23 September 1956
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Title Section23 1956-09-23 1 SUNDAY TIGER STANDARD fl m i m s I Vol. VII. No. 83 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. 1956 2 4 PAGE* 20 CENTS23 words
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Article268 1956-09-23 1 Weasel Words OMAU NIST front organizations are addicted to sprouting what the Americans call weasel words words with their meanings twisted. During the last feu \ears Malayans '^eled against the barrage of words twisted meanings. The communists tinm <. keep up this barrage because thev thi! th.* people, tired268 words
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Article55 1956-09-23 1 ...AND IN A USTRALIA MELBOURNE, Sept. 22 (Renter' On present militaiil planning, the 24-hour nationwide strike of more than one million workers r Nov. 15, will mark the first day of the Duke of Edinburgh's Austl visit for the Olympic Gan> The Duke la scheduled to arrive in Sydney shortly55 words
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Article498 1956-09-23 1 Beware Of Your Dog's Life' Free Innocent Citizens, Demand SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, yesterday received a threatening letter from the Malayan beration Army demanding the imme- ate release of those "innocent citizens arrested" or else 'beware of your dog's life The letter, v\ritten498 words
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166 1956-09-23 1 Kl ALA LUMPUR, Sat. Shop assistants in Selangor may picket the Kuala Lumpur airport when the Duke of Edinburgh arrives here on Deepavali day (Nov. 1), on a "whistle stop" visit to the Federation. Secretary the Shop Istants Union, Mr. A.N. 11166 words
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Article, Illustration67 1956-09-23 1 WELL .it's only a demonstration of judo and the lady in this picture is Mrs. E. Drake of the Singapore Judo Club, who showed 5,000 spectators at the Oty Day celebrations on the padang last night, how she would deal with an attacker. "Victim" in67 words
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Article101 1956-09-23 1 THE British Government has invited Sir Sydney Caine. the retiring Vice-Chancellor he University of Malaya and Economic AdvLser to Singapore's Chief Minister, to lead the U.K. delegation at an In*' rnational Conference on The conference is meeting in Geneva on Oct. 4. Sir Sydney said101 words
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Article59 1956-09-23 1 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. A wide search was in progress tonisht for a Communist terrorist uho broke away from his policr escort and leaped out of a moving train earlier today near Labis. Johore. The trrrorist. who was in han(i(iilTs when he escaped, was hems escorted baik to Johore59 words
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Article83 1956-09-23 1 TEN plainclothes Police Officers presided extra precautions for the satetv of Singapore's Chief Minister. Mr Lim Yew Hock, when he onened the Opium Addicts Treatment Association. In Chang! Road yesterday. The Chief Minister said: "The work of this Association la one which has given great a slstance83 words
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198 1956-09-23 1 CAIRO, Sept. 22 (AP) President (iamal Abriel Nasser left today hy plane for a meeting af the Arab nations "Big Three" leaders in Riyadh, the Saudi Arabia 1 capital. Nasser left from the military alrfii Ld al rVlmasa outside Cairo aboard his private plane.198 words
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Article51 1956-09-23 1 INSIDE THIS ISSUE In page 6 Arthur Nettleton tells liom seaweed has iiom becouu a aid to slim mi ni:. In pagr l.'>\<n Drlhi polin chief Digambar Birla unra\el.<- the strange? case ol the Ktnnal In page 15 i- the wei i > Sunda Chmklr. L\ndoe 1 o retells in51 words
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Article377 1956-09-23 1 Mil F Minister, Mr Lim Yrw Hock turned down the Peoples Action Pan an rm«-i;.en<\ meeting of the Legioai i to debate the re. ent arrests oi ox pets,,, on lui ment orders and the dissolution ol i■, < mm k i Government. Jn377 words
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Advertisement125 1956-09-23 1 SteamoMatic ■_Wj^R__| of^ Steam Dry Iron Dutrrbutora for Malayo S.ngopore b North Borneo THE GENERAL ELECT&IC CO., (Malaya) LTD. llgj I B__ t sg i Lb b jf***s^ —a—l L— bo*. tH mm *^*>'^ m^ _mv JfipP* 1 :.\v: '".v:^*;. 'jaBSS^Ks 4* 7 i^l I _rH |K a BBB'Sl. 1^125 words
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Advertisement75 1956-09-23 1 'l YOGHOURT NOURISHES I GAZE UPON A LOST CITY IN PERU AND SEE A DIAMONDSTUDDED CROSS. SAYS M. A BOYD. IN HIS THIRD ARTICLE ON HIS TRAVELS ROUND THE WORLD ON £5. SEE PAGE 7. /^oii lHll gB \_mt_SSk b/ V M °jA G rAN NG VJ V v f*.75 words
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Article26 1956-09-23 2 A MOTORIST. E.P. Flangan. 24. BrBS critically injured when a car crashed Into a lamp post in Naastm Road. Singapore, at 4.30 a.m. yesterdaj26 words
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Article30 1956-09-23 2 MANILA. Sept. 22. (UP)— Typhoon Gilda roared towards Formosa yesterdr eaving the Philippines groggy with nine dead, six missing and damages to i private property amounting to USS2SO,--000.000.30 words
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Article433 1956-09-23 2 But Still A Danger That She May Walk Out F\RIS Sept or> (IT)— France reluctantly announced todav she would join the American -backed Suez Canal tsers Association on condition that international management of the waterway would later f An' official spokesman, who made the announcement433 words
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Article449 1956-09-23 2 VOODOO STILL LIVES Love, In Powdered Form, Can Be Bought For SOc. NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 22 IP' Voodoo still lives in New Orleans. The paraphernalia for the mystic rite* which dm thri\ Sd in this Southern city can be bought at the corner store, if vou knou the right corner449 words
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248 1956-09-23 2 TOKYO. Sep:. 22, (Renter)— A tv.erv.y-four-vcav-oid Malayan arv.ved here today to begin a search for Japanese mother whom he has not seen for the last I BTB, i The youth. Abu Bakar, told eorresji adi ata that mother248 words
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Article94 1956-09-23 2 Margaret's Unexpected Joy Ride KANO, Nigeria. Scpt. 12 (Reuter) A British Oseas Airways Argonaut airliner carrying Princ»:. Margaret to Mombasa for the start of her five-week Baal African tour landed here early today. After a stop of an hour It took off for Entebbe. The Princess unexpectedly disembarked and spent94 words
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244 1956-09-23 2 GENEVA, Sept. U (AF) The Inited States has firmly refused to discuss relaxation of its trade embargo against Red China so long as the Chinese Communists fail to renounce the use <>l force against Formosa and continue tn hold American244 words
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Article32 1956-09-23 2 LONDON*. Sept. 22. ',r Prime Minister Sir Ar/hony Eden and Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd will go to Paris next Wednesday as sBStS of the French G ei I ent32 words
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Article79 1956-09-23 2 ALGIEBS, Sept. 22. (AP)— The stripped and naked bodies of 21 French so'.diers were found on the ground after an infantry section, landed from helicopters, fell into an ambush by Algerian nationalists near Pa'estro. 45 miles from Algiers. rriay. Four of the men had been shot. French79 words
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Article80 1956-09-23 2 CASCADE. Idaho Srpt 22 !AP That wasn't hip. that Bras SB airplane motorist. DbBSI Easter contended at h i*. trial nn a speeding charge And IBM aJB BSBB probate BBBBi iury believed him. and found him innocent. Kilter's attorney presented witnesses who a Inwflving. crop-dusting plane80 words
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Article159 1956-09-23 2 Makarios' Lieutenant Detained NICOSIA. Sept. 22 (AP)— Nice* Kranidiotis. secretary of the Ethnarchy and one of the leaders of the Greek Cypriots yesterday was served with a formal detention order was confined to a detention camp for political prisoners, secretary for I narchy Kranidiotis served as spokesman for the top159 words
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Advertisement337 1956-09-23 2 (JEWING EME OIDERY Clas--19 ses held daily lessons demonstrated by films, sewing made easy bv moden methods. Enroj now School cr: dren specis rate $3 00 BBt men. Par-icu-iars on app'.c.vion American Chicago (Dressmaking Embroidery"' liisf Hution 15 Mohamea Sultan Road. Singa- e LI Dress ma king/ Embroidery in practical/amazors337 words
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256 1956-09-23 3 YOUNG PEOPLE HESITATE TO MARRY BECAUSE OF INCOME TAX' Assemblyman Urges Review Of Laws s|\T. \PORF Income Tax people in the Col- -;> 1! ive Assembly. Choon En?. ttJi jwtstiav In a letter to the Finan- ret iry, Mr T. M. Mr I-e pointed oat that beeaase the r.overn- ndudes256 words
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226 1956-09-23 3 MAMMOTH HOLIDAY CAMP NEXT MONTH MORE than 1,000 members of the Singapore People's Action Party, including its Women's League, will go into cadre training during «o day "mammoth holiday camp" in October. The venue will be Teo Guan Choon Villa in Tarn Road. The226 words
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Article163 1956-09-23 3 RUBBER DROPS Cts. THE Singapore rubber market closed dull at 901 cents per lb. for first grade October shipment, a drop of cent on Friday. It opened slightly lower on dissppointing overseas orders and Temained very quiet throughout the morning. There was little inclination en the part of traders to163 words
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Article33 1956-09-23 3 NEW YORK. Sept. 21 (1 Dow-Jones c'o-in* averages: 30 Industr: 490.3.1 65 Stocks 173.23 BONDS 40 Bonds 9221 The Dow-Jones comm6dit7 futures index (1924-26 average aoosls 100) closed at *****.33 words
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Article245 1956-09-23 3 All Set For 'Ideal Girl' Contest SINGAPORE Arms are offering good support to the nd Colony "Ideal VVorkLng Girl" contest to be held Bl the A lelnhl Hotel Roof Garden on Oct. 6 from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Robinson Co.. Ltd., who awarded a prize tor the first cemp-245 words
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Article86 1956-09-23 3 M \LAYA s foreign trade during August showed a deficit cf $33.5 million, imports amounting to $374 million while exports were worth I $340.5 million. The total value of the trade for the first eight months of the year amounted to $2,800.7 million in imports and86 words
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Article70 1956-09-23 3 MORE than 100 temporary clerk.- employed by the BlngaGovernment last night protested asainst the Governmeiv .'>n to terminate rs of two of their colleagues working at Paya :iort. They want the Government to retain the services of the two clerks. They also Baked Government to include70 words
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Article30 1956-09-23 3 THE full Itary band of the Queen's Royal Regiment under Bandmaster W. Lynes at the premiere of King Si I" at the Odeon 1 itre, on Oct 430 words
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Article60 1956-09-23 3 A LABOURER, Chindabaram Mariyappan .'-!4. was charged in the Singapore Seventh .Magistrate's Court yesterday, with attempting the murder of Mary Sinnathamby. 15, at the P.W.D. Quartan, Tanah Merah Besar. on Sept. 21. Mariyappan was alleged to have stabbed Sinnathamby in the back with a vegetable knife. No p'ea60 words
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Article, Illustration42 1956-09-23 3 TOII Mei I. eng. eight-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Toll Heng WVng. who has won a commended pass in the Federal Association of Tesehen of Dancing examination (Australia and New Zealand) at the Toh San Dance Studio, in Singapore.42 words
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Article, Illustration45 1956-09-23 3 AIR S K Sundram. Asst. O.C.P.D. Kajang. and his hride. Use former gUsa Sushila Davi Rethnasamy were married .molding to Hindu Rites at the Sri Mariamman Temple. Singapore, recently. The bride, daughter of Mr. ggsi Mrs. R. Rethnasamy. is a well-known flutist.45 words
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203 1956-09-23 3 Middle Road Cables UN Civil Rights Are Flouted' THE Middle Road I'nions and Associations, last night cabled the United Nations that "civil liberties had been flouted by the Singapore Government. The cable read "Seven prominent trade unionists anti-Coloniahsis and teachers have been arrested under Banishment Ordinance without trial. Request support203 words
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182 1956-09-23 3 Sympathy Strike By 36,000 Tomorrow THE Singapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union and the Malavan Pineapple Workers' Union will call out its 36,000 members on strike tomorrow. The strike is in sympathv with the arrests of the Unions' President. Mr. Lim Chin Kok. The strike will affect many fact) lies182 words
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Article129 1956-09-23 3 Divers Sent To Stricken Tanker TWO Royal Bfai I divers have been sent out to the stricken 7.420-ton Korean tamper. Chunchi, which has been aground since Wednesday h i she hit the Admiral Sti werf Reef about 100 miles from Singapore. A Royal Navy spokesman told The Standard yesterday that129 words
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Miscellaneous493 1956-09-23 3 Standard cAlmanac Information at a Glance SaBBBBSaSmW-smmmmm------- (8 „n Penang: 235 am Badge B^SSSSBSSI; Mi OeSaefrta ir r, _7^^^ 'aSSSS^-lsf l{Xi,, "ALAta (CHHnI vr. gW JUJj- Our KXn d^ f y J/rf m t u v:i Iv".'1 v".' t 1 > !n M.-.n- \AmmS*C* W 7 SU U° :i' J"493 words
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1064 1956-09-23 4 WILLIE MA - WILLIE MA By Quarter Million Visitors See Its Ocean Wonders BENEATH the surface of the water, srilerHaaw of quiet jungle stream or restless wide sea, there exists a world of beauty, colour, and mystery, which many people are not fully aware. Only a1,064 words
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611 1956-09-23 4 USE YOUR FINGERS ENJOY YOUR FOOD Spoons Have Their Points, But... By RICHARD SEE MAN WAS CREATED TO EAT TO LIVE. In his early days, existence was tough, food was scarce and difficult to pet. He ''wolfed*' his meals furtively in a cave corner, lest an enemy or a stronger611 words
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Article, Illustration79 1956-09-23 4 VARIETY Concert was held in the Anglo-Chinese School, Singapore, on Krida\ night hv the Girl Guide Association Central and West Districts to r?.ise funds for the guides to attend the world camp in the Philippines in January next year. The concert was opened by the wife of79 words
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Article, Illustration14 1956-09-23 4 GENERAL VIEW OF HOME FOR MARINE LIFE Curious Razor -fish, always swim heod down*c14 words
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Article108 1956-09-23 4 Books Important To Culture INDONESIAN books u-hlch have been disi lyed during the Congress of Malay Lang tage and Literature at the Qnlver of Malaya will have a tremendous Impact cn the cultural development of this country. This view was expressed yesterday by Unku Abdul Aziz, a member of the108 words
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Advertisement336 1956-09-23 4 £*\f GERBER J i-^f "QUADS" j Ml (SWSHBaHr^^"'^ 0 P'o» de« fhe f RILE CEREAL C^^pP^ ORCHARD RD BARLEY CEREAL "^N-*^" TEL ;}o3g CEREAL FOOD FITZPATRICKS CALLING ALL YOU CUTT COOL, COOL CATS TO TAKE PARI l\ SINGAPORE'S FIRST EVtR ROCK N ROLL JAMBOREE (OPEN TO ALL) GREAT WORLD CABARET336 words
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Advertisement98 1956-09-23 4 HK-^iCaC r##Jß -sLmi-i BaW [T^saa^^-ai PR BBBmßßlmmßmmmPß^^^^^ <__^|SP"?S! B\ Foyloods up tc 16* c--mSBf^S-i a_to_*?*~^--^Jl^Snl NA S^y§Sisia|^^ l *''JlW Cooler, with engine ot r. ■H jmA Hl. B^nB P"?!*— _fi a C^_BW— Si B^^lmßm-; Jjßßm-J__i^^_l W Wide opening looding dootß. I^fl| I PyJi^— I Kl x \K BaWl *-^mtmW_mlamt\ pOSSCngcr98 words
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Article, Illustration589 1956-09-23 5 ROGER YUE - UK beinir "afloat" the past eisht the Sin-apore Sea Corps has finally ded in acquiring st land headquarit Kalian.:; the gite of the former Rmal P,.re 1 1' in- Club. Officially opened by the Governor, Sir Robert Black. a Sept. 14 the589 words
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Article28 1956-09-23 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat A police patrol d a group rlsts yesterday and i- Rawang district of Selangor. Two revolvers and two grenades were recovered.28 words
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Article, Illustration192 1956-09-23 5 Antonio Wins Second Contest In 12 Hours Within 12 hours, S schoolboy Antonio Jr. won two competitions. On Friday night, he walked away with a special award for being the youngest competitor in a crooning contest at the Odeon Theatre. and yesterday morning he was adjudged winner of the bestStandardpic - 192 words
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Article66 1956-09-23 5 Singapore City Council will start negotiations with their Gas Department Employees Union on Tuesday with a aaw to ending the 25-day strike by 500 workers. Yesterday the Council authorities met union officials and leaders of the City Council Labour Unions Federation, at the Labour Ministry.66 words
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243 1956-09-23 5 WATERFRONT PLAGUED BY A NEW RACKET CHAOS IN SEAMEN S BUREAU THE Director of th< \sian ((fl national Transport Woimts I soares, \eslerday taycal the Singapore >:-.<. Registration Bureau and called Hu a change in the present system ol recruitment. Bjpe at j pr« I onfcrence. Mr. Soares, who has,243 words
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Article, Illustration130 1956-09-23 5 5,000 On Padang To See City Day Celebrations MORE than 5.000 people packed the padang to capacity at Singapore's Filth City Day annhersary celebrations last night. UM Chief Minister. Mr. l.im Yew Hock, his wife and daughter, Shirley were present. I.;*_st night's programme Included dances and BBStgS bv the Indian,Standard - 130 words
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131 1956-09-23 5 MORE than 2.500 civilian rton kl ■p< rs and technical employe, g Oi Army in Sinsapi re, yesterday protested against the discriminatory BTBSji rate, offered" to them by their employers. At a meeting at the Badminton Hail, they called upon their Union, the Army131 words
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Article149 1956-09-23 5 THE Permanent Board of the Malay Language and i rary Congre.-> has formed j a working committee to compile a full report cn the I proceedings ann the work of the Third Language and Literary Congress which ended last Friday. This report will be printed149 words
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Article41 1956-09-23 5 HIROSHIMA. Sept. 22 (AP A 39-year-old woman employed in a pi lice Station died Bt the R p d Cross hospital today and newspapers called it the 16th fatality from the Hiroshima atom bomb this year.41 words
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Article276 1956-09-23 5 WANTED— AN OFFICE INTERPRETERS attached 1 to the District and Magistrates' Courts in Singapore who also hold the posts of Commissioner for Oaths should be allotted an office for the convenience of the public. At present, these commissioners with the exception of one Indian Commissioner for Oaths (who has a276 words
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Advertisement147 1956-09-23 5 Brilliant performance of I Sunbeam Rapier I lin 1956 Mille Miglia race I 2i Drive* by 9fseita Van nU Dmmi and Peter Harper The two Sunbeam Rapiers entered in thi? A\crage speed over course gruelling 1000 mile race competing in S&?ia?f«. 1 IB ?ESCIA lo their class mainlv against cars147 words
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Article2025 1956-09-23 6 MEGAT NURDIN - MEGAT NURDIN By I HAVE known Pak Dolah ever since- I was small. I could remember very well when my parents used to make me quiet by mentioning Pak Dolah's name. My crying would stop and I would willingly go to school. The mere threat2,025 words
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Article566 1956-09-23 6 J. HALCRO FERGUSON - J. HALCRO FERGUSON Latin -American Round -up: By LONDON THIS year's Peruvian election, in which a "strong man'' stepped down gracefully when defeated at the polls. have been followed by an equally proper and constitutional change of government in neighbouring Ecuador. This is the third consecutive566 words
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Article463 1956-09-23 6 C. M. YONGE - C. M. YONGE By r T'TJERE has been specta- cular increase of recent years in our knowledge perhaps more accurately our means of obtaining knowledge about life within the sea. The half-mile descent of Barton and Beebe in their bathysphere has been more than doubled by the Frenchmen,463 words
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882 1956-09-23 6 Arthur - SEAWEED THE ALLPROVIDER: AN AID TO SLIMING IS ITS LATEST USE Arthur By VET another use for seaweed has been found by German scientists. They claim that bv drinking a simple concoction marie :•>• caweed ielh. the appetite Ls much reduced and there is no need to diet drastically or882 words
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Advertisement411 1956-09-23 6 7 with j JL_4 WATERBURTS COMPOUND When you're in peak condition, a eLr. 7 really you've go' the Dyna-nt-.c Dr.ve you r.eed. Ar.d to keep ht i\ there s no sounder diet supplement H than Water bury 3 Compound taken .-BBBVV'V Rich in strengthening esser.v -La, _S B-cV' \r*^k"Wa*ercury s411 words
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Article, Illustration277 1956-09-23 7 Sayings Of The Week IT h.i s been a vlntag for aspidistras A ir?' z mv con-. Or sI. Bor \smsnt fur-ct. r of Kew (,ar- nderstandlng of tne ialue*>f education beg as at S I. hn WoHencUn. Vire-C3 >iancello- «<f Reading I~ The i greater number c. gssaTgafl will277 words
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Article, Illustration246 1956-09-23 7 T A!) onlv been ten days in I ima. when I •tumbled a h-hing company who were more than i inua to help me hurdle the next leg of my -pcv. Thev operated a tuna clipper plving ben Paita. in northern Peru, and San Diego U.S.A. would lea>e about 23rd246 words
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Article22 1956-09-23 7 f\LD AGE PENSIONER EN ALBERTA. DJ.4 COLLECTED ENOUGH EMPTY BOTTLES FROM THE ''-SIDE TO WUI HIS mn a raw coat.22 words
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Article34 1956-09-23 7 y the north coast of Western Germany a sea mirage appeared giving a picture of the Soviet zone coast on the Baltic 15 IndividuaJ bathers could be distinguished in thr sky34 words
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Article58 1956-09-23 7 DETECTIVES who opened the bark of a man's .•ar In Chicago, USA found A REVOLVER, 100 BULLETS. ELEVEN DAGGERS. THRFE KM VPS. LOCK PICKING TOOLS. A LOCK PULLER, AND A TEAR-GAS GUN. The-oar-explained: "MY HOBBY 1^ SHOOTING. I THROW DAGGERS AND KNIVES in AMUSE MYSELF I STUDIED LOCKSMITHING, \M>58 words
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Article, Illustration2572 1956-09-23 7 a LOST CITY Pedro SHOWS me a GEM-STUDDED GROSS "How about BBBamßl a bit of the city?" Pedro enquired ln Castelllano Spanish. And so we walked the streets of what, had once been the Capital city of th? BBBBBj Civilization, the centre of a nation that occupied the entire Andean2,572 words
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Advertisement134 1956-09-23 7 lU JJI i^^H— H\ Iff Mil Ut If I |M*^"\ Warm Jaeger dressing b^M_ssf#^=_« t— aa^— w\g /fry gown*, made of m&& V V wonderful Jaeger wool. A\\mW*/^M/mmm\ w"M Ja gSB— .—Sam amir >*'— f mm \a SfE— m^— t— eß*"*m— m'm'm'mmTmw vaf l V^-^mßsr^ 1/ B the ideal thine134 words
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Article1008 1956-09-23 8 A. G. S. DANARAJ - A. G. S. DANARAJ By- V\ :i:LE Christian scientists purport to heal all human ailments without medicine, the Malay 'medicine men' can do like v. Malay 'medicine men' or "bomohs" *are skilled in the art of preparing charms to engender love, beauty, and courage; to protect agi ghostly1,008 words
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Article676 1956-09-23 8 SCIENCE NOTES r Vll\ fibrous residue of sugar--1 iBSS, kSsSI 11 SS r. has been made into I P UMf lor miiiiticr pars. Now agricultural scientists at the Northern Utilization Laboratory at PeoraJ, Illinois, in thr" Tinted EM lias, Ii 11 1 tl<-\ eloped an676 words
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Article648 1956-09-23 8 rBIHE Iftisica] Society j.-r giv- X ing Handel's "Messiah" in December under the baton of Mr. W. S. Mace. Mr. Mace. 2 one of Singapore's well-known 2 musical personalities, is an inist and a lecturer in sic at the Teachers' Training College The "Messiah" 2 sol lists are648 words
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Article342 1956-09-23 8 VICTOR DOGGETT - VICTOR DOGGETT I Reviewed by MAHLER. SYMPHONY NO. 8 I.N A MINOR. ROTTERDABI riIII. HARMONIC ORCHESTRA CON. EDUARO FLIFSE. (HOLLAND FESTIVAL, LIVE RECORDING, JUNE 19:).*)) PHILIPS AL ***** 8. MAHLER'S Sixth Symphony is a sombre and pessimists work, full of traffic presentiments. It was written in 1003342 words
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Advertisement423 1956-09-23 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. taa. ***** 6. :ts:' 4 132/6 Robinson Read THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE To Halifax, Boston. Nsw York., Baltimore). Philadelphia b Gajlt Porta. S'pore P S ham ANTILOCHUS 5 14 Oct 15 16 Oct 17 Is Oct TtLCfw <J 14 Nov 15 16 Nov423 words
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Advertisement517 1956-09-23 8 EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS Soilings tor Bongkok ond or For Eost Penong P Shorn S port) "MEONIA" 11/130ct 14/ 15 Oct 16/IS-Ort "LALANDIA" IS'2COct 21/22 Oct 23/260e» "ASIA" 27 Oct/1 No; HOMEWARDS Soilings toi Gcnoo Antwe-p Kotterdom, a Homburg, Copcnhogcn, Gothcnburo Oslo. Spore I horn Penono Gdns 15 16 25/25Sept517 words
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Article203 1956-09-23 9 Our Film Scouts report I > OS A LIND In^or RUSSELL InOOOI loves growing indoor plants. Plants h de s i a ne d her bathroom accordingly. The bath is pink, and Rosalind has had dozens of recesses made |fl the pmk-t-led walls to accommodate her plants and her203 words
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Article, Illustration446 1956-09-23 9 I $£e&3<m<okM flsvsexZs'/ Cominzour way? ————a aaaaaaaam msm v 77 i T 9 IS E W 4BOCND THE CORsomething to look forward to, and that is, the tour of CLAUDE RAIISS this December. The famous stage and screen star has announced plans of his forthcoming tour oi the Far446 words
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Article, Illustration25 1956-09-23 9 UNUSUAL twist to the storv makes this Him cod entertainment in a thoughtprovoking- manner. John Derek and Jody Lawrance share aeting- honours.25 words
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Article, Illustration299 1956-09-23 9 Comeback for Betty the Blonde Bombshell DBTR HI TTON'S "retirement" is officially over with her acccptinrr I P^rt in a motion picture. This Is straight drama. Miss Hutton plays the part of B spinster in the film. PPvING RE-UNION, a Bryna-I.V production costarring Dana Andrews. She h.iMit married299 words
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Article257 1956-09-23 9 Thrills and Spills ]2uR spectacular splendour and breath-taking thrills, United Artists have a treat in store for Malayan moviegoers r.en their latest extravaganza, TRAPEZE, comes to town soon. The Hechl-Lancastcr Cim Scope Color production capII the excitement and ?hes of sawdust lite trt Lancaster, Gina jida and Tony Curraying a257 words
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Advertisement394 1956-09-23 9 CATHAI ORGANISATION ATTRACTION^ v\\\\a\\a\^\\\A%W\\aWV\\a%\v\\> (OPAYICAJHAy^ :-r y^^^^ -----*»i»ggß. sSsPka^P 4 Ct^^*asl bmSbbb^^sL_A j «s> jV _T aaam rassBWMs«CMB_<T b _QrTs__ >* sbV Am COMING! m-g-ms "INVITATION to the DANCE" IHI Km M. "MM VM' MIM^ MI'I I'l' !i M '-I I'l A I Vh|l ""TODAY 9»<l _a.m i-Lq-q_i-..- a4 nncnv394 words
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Article751 1956-09-23 10 TITLE TO WIEBE HONOURS TO KING TWENTY-three-year-okl Wiebe Wolters became the individual champion for the seventh successive year at the Singapore Swimming Club's No. 2 championship gala held in the S.S.C. pool yesterday. B a BBS BS immer who esus the eye at this championships aai t'" ir-old Got d751 words
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Article, Illustration101 1956-09-23 10 MEMBERS of Pak Hoik Pai Athletic \ssoeiation attract the crouds with .1 -p-t t.u ul.ir lion Dime on Mooni ike nisht at the V World \nuiM-ment Park on Wedis Hongkong's lion Dame expert llui Wai Keong, n ted bj the New World Management to101 words
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Article52 1956-09-23 10 THE Blacks beat Roval Air Force Changi "B' by Mx pom's (two tries) to three 'a try) fag a friendly rugby match at changi ;ay. The Airmen led 3-0 at ha': time. Chua Cheow H m and Use 1 Kay scored for the Blacks while CafYery scored for52 words
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Article22 1956-09-23 10 WANDERERS Sports Ciwb and Royal Naval Police battled tn i scoreless draw in a hockev match at Naval Base yesterday22 words
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Article421 1956-09-23 10 F.A. League Soccer Results LONDON. Bapi 22 -Reuter): i.i:.\(ii i: i Birmingham C 2. Ca.-difT C 1 Black; C SI ton 2 Bolton W U. Wolverhampton W3 Everton 2. Sunderland 1 Leeds Umtad 1, Aatoa Villa I chaster U 2. Manchester CO castle U 1. Bur: ley 1 Portsmouth 2.421 words
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Article40 1956-09-23 10 SINGAPORE District Signals ■cored a well deserved threenil victory over the Singapore Young Men's Christian Association in the S.H.A. Div. 3 league match at Y.M.C.A. yesterday. A.G. Pritchard (2) and Lambert scored the goals for the Signals.40 words
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Article, Illustration128 1956-09-23 10 ir IS this tennis skirt ton short? Yes. said the I. awn Tennis A s s o e i a t ion anout two in ehes to > short. Thev have advised prett\ tennis star Nyda Machin. 17. not to we;ir it any more during the128 words
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183 1956-09-23 10 CHINESE SHOCK SURPRISE THE CEYLONESE A YOUTHFUL Singapore Chinese Recreation Club held a strong Ceylon Sports Club tram |g a goalless first half, and forged ahead in the second half to win by three goals to nil in this SHA Div. 1 league match at Balestier Road yesterday. The Ceylonese,183 words
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Article41 1956-09-23 10 BAJAJI Sports Club beat the Kong Wah Sports Club by 3-1 in their friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday. Scorers for Ra.iaji were V.S. Maniam 2, K. Syed Osmsn 1. Chin Tong replied fcr the Kong Wah S.C.41 words
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Article, Illustration55 1956-09-23 10 picture. NORMAN Buckley of Wuidermore, West m o rland, is shown at speed in his motorboat, Mgg Windermere 111 on Lake Windmere. He plans to attempt to set up a new world water speed record for one hour. The record is at presentAP - 55 words
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435 1956-09-23 10 ST. PATRICK'S GANESAN IS TEACHERS' CHAMP P. GANESAN of St. Patrick's School who won the 220 yards. 41< yards and the gruelling three miles event became the individual champion at the first annual athletic meet of Singapore Teachers 1 nion held at i. .in Be&ar stadium yesterday. A. P. Durai,435 words
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Article74 1956-09-23 10 THR Posl and Telegraph team will be selected from the following to play in the final of the Government Services knockout football competition apainst the Police Sports Association on Sept. 24. at the Jalan Besar Stadium at 5.15 p.m. Bulat bin Hamid. Wright. Kassim bin74 words
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Article32 1956-09-23 10 NAV_ N BCOrad a one-nil victory over the Singapore Khalsa Association In a SHA. Div. 2 league mat at Naval Base ground yesterBinks scored the only goal for the winners.32 words
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Article39 1956-09-23 10 TELOK Kurau Rangers beat R.A.F. Jurong 4-2 in a friendly soccer match at Telok Kurau yesterday. Phin Chong 2. Taha 1, ggg| Hock Lim 1, scored for Telok Kurau. whilst Davies and McHardie netted for the Airmen.39 words
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Article33 1956-09-23 10 PUNJAB Naujatan Sabba beat the RASC by 2-1 in their second division hockey encounter at Farrer Park yesterday. Bcorer for the Punjabs was Dleeb Singh and Mansoor replied for the RASC.33 words
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Article106 1956-09-23 10 THE FLAME which Is ta burn at the Main Stadiua during the Melbourne Olysv pic Games frcm Nov. 22 to Dec. 8. is now being tested at Shell's Geelc before being handed over to the Olympic authorities. The burner assembly was developed by Shell for the London106 words
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Article68 1956-09-23 10 Signals Navy Win ROYAL Malayan r LatifT Wande to one in a SHA I match at Naval Base yesterday. Navy led 3-0 at half time Mohamed Noor 3. P and Idris scored for the winners, while Wanderers only goal came from Amin. In another SHA Div. 3 league match. Royal68 words
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Article37 1956-09-23 10 V. Australia. S "I (UP)— The Australian C I Board of Control today n pointed Don Bradman. Jobs Ryder and Dudley Seddon as selectors for the There were no other BBaaißß* tions for the posi37 words
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Advertisement102 1956-09-23 10 ____■__■^BBW^^ ..BBBBBBBBBbPbIEs*^^ SssT^^ J j _#a_ .>^,^^ X This vehicle has been specially designed to cope with 9 the rough usage and confined spaces invariably encountered in tipping work. Its all-steel welded body, extra short wheelbase and powerful engine (either diesel or petrol have made it a first choice of102 words
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Advertisement21 1956-09-23 10 TITONI j jj v y ifi) THF DIAMOND SUIBOL /Sf.f i OF (j M INBRLAKABLE SPRING jet i i SWISS MADE21 words
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Article2447 1956-09-23 11 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD By NOTE: Numbers in bracket denote barrier position. Hot Favourite' Roulette Obliges For Maiden Win Mawi Doubles' On Muffin Man Misty Jadi I)I>TINE bnlhantlv handled by Mickey Donnelly, made a successful bid ta the final furlon? to take the main six furlong sprint2,447 words
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Article148 1956-09-23 11 LARKIN WILSON TO RETURN Cjee StU VI is learnt that *tBBjaBSB jurkf'*- led l.arkin ind Jock U ilson will be re\ siting Malaga it Ihe close i»f the current 1 ogli-h rating season Both rude with success here last season and during the aarf] part at this year. I arkin148 words
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Article58 1956-09-23 11 TOTAL POOL $243,133. Ist Prize: No. *****5 (567,940) 2nd Prize: No. *****7 ($33,970) 3rd Prize: No. *****4 ($16,985) Starters (Sl ,543 each): Nos. *****9, *****2, *****8, *****7, *****3, *****0, *****0, *****0, *****5, *****8, *****8. Consolation Prizes: ($l,OOO each): Nos. *****0, *****8, *****4, *****5, *****9, *****2, *****7, *****1,58 words
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304 1956-09-23 11 High Hopes And Masterpiece Show Top Form Kv WINDSOI LAD IPOH Sat —HIGH HOPES and MASTERPIECE, tare <>f trainer Wally Bagbj'a e.uididates, revealed top form when sent through their paces on the training track this morning. High Hopes, with Tom ■liner astride, put in a smashing run when he easily304 words
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Article84 1956-09-23 11 LONDON. Sept. 22 (Reuter)— Following matches to be played Oq Sepi 24: LEAGUE DIV. 11l 1 SOl Till Colchester vs Exeter. Coventry VS Ipswich, Millwall vs Watford Plymouth vs N'thampton. Q.P R va Swindon GLASGOW IT UN \L Rangers vs Third Lanark or Clyde LEAGUE DIV. 11l84 words
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Article71 1956-09-23 11 Today's Sport soccrn SAFA Irngue division 2: Koto. Raja vs Chinese '■■cs A at Jalan Besar stadium 4 p.m. Community league Malays vs Euro at Jalan Besar stadium 5.15 p.m. FRIENDLY: Rajaji Sports Club vs AWC S Farrer Park. HOCKEY LEAGUE: Division 3 STU vs SMSU at STU. B ADMIX71 words
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139 1956-09-23 11 Brooks' Defeat Throws Race Wide Open 'EW YORK Bcq n aFr— m bittled Brook National League lead to a two percentage points again Friday night with an assist from the Pittsburgh Pirates, defeated the Dodgers 2-1 the Braves were trimming the last place Chicago 6-4 Cincinnati's third place Redlee* hung139 words
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Advertisement140 1956-09-23 11 aaaaaaaH^lßaaaal I i_L_aP^ I a new jJ5| WOMAN $^J|L since ;^j./-^B bile beans Laxative affcivs 4 r» car.-.ot tree yoa :n ir it are th. sf OOttSrJeatMMa* Sklggißhoesa. •*l:g«boa. Kvansk-ess. Yotj tbould oSw ■siHisßj asiig *Ue Beam Laxative Plus i.o •oaon for dearina away inosa fata i e B 40140 words
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Advertisement128 1956-09-23 11 SIMCA Z V_^Wi_a_IELYSEE J IN ECO\O\IY *fVDC l\ PERFORMANCE I |f> V IX HAMMING H l\ STYLING 1 IN \ALLE "ELYSEE" 4-doc f oon, fc't nondle with I ghtn ng cccp e r c on $5475 GRAND LARGE HARD-TOP) flashing performance Europe s first "glass-all-around" car. Free, wide b panoramic128 words
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428 1956-09-23 12 FAP Fight Against 'Gate Crashers' PENANG'S new StiOO.ooo George Town Municipal Sports Stadium has not proved as vulnerable as it was thought against sneakentrants mainly youths gaining admission without payment at football matches here. The football Asaociatioei of Penang officials have been aware of this fact since the Stadium wasB.P. - 428 words
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148 1956-09-23 12 Ceylon's Games Choice Is Jumper 'Etif CEYLON'S only choice in the track and field events for Olympic in Melbourne is high jumper Nagalinsam Ethirveerasingam, writes Vizir Markar. Nosv in a University in California, Ethir\ 'eoi'asir.gain Brill have the opportunity of being groomed and trained for his first Olympic meet by148 words
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782 1956-09-23 12 Softball Is Here To Stay... It Should STAY At The Youth Centre Was B/ixi FUNK iSEES IT..A Encourage Students To Take Up This New Sport SHALL we see the Colony's leadina ball plavers in action in th. classic ball game at the Singapore Youth Sports Centre on October ["hat has782 words
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Article70 1956-09-23 12 THF. Indian hockey 'ram ta| Melbourne Olympic Games has been annoonced The team has IP i layers. Balbir Singh (Punjab' will be the captain. Other members of the '< m are. Laxman, R. Francis, Bak■hish Singb R S. Gentle Ra!kishen Singh W W. Claudius o p.70 words
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Article432 1956-09-23 12 Emi^^ Says... Olympic Councils Cannot Ignore Public Opinion THFRI-'S nn douht ahout it puhlic opinion has been aroused on the omission of three athletes one in Singapore and two in the Federation— for the Olympic Games. I hate sat too close to taa Sports aTehto- >*■- < not432 words
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Article, Illustration270 1956-09-23 12 Tale p4 rr.itinn send* 17 BFT >i i i i mi roMoc IRRII VII IMF Pl Rl K BY Sl NDINC. IS Since there's money going for cket SHOULDN'T THAT GO X)NG SO T THE FEDERATION OF MALAY CAN BOAST OF AT >NE WOMAN REPRErATIVE AT THE OLYMPIAD. Here270 words
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423 1956-09-23 12 Says ALEX SOAKS from Kuala Lumpur I just can't get rid of the first line of a oner popular dittv -Money IS The Root Of All Evil" out of mj mind as I set down to the business of typing this When tatSßk of423 words
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Article139 1956-09-23 12 Badminton Again, In Nibong Tebal NIBONG TEBAL Bet Badminton fans in Province Wellesley South will be glad to learn that badmin'on will be revived ia ia district The NlTsong Tebal Recreation Club has undertaken this taSk anrl small subcommittee with Mr. \v. i Glass, n. 0 Niboi Tebal. as ehairxaafl139 words
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Article46 1956-09-23 12 IPOH F: :-:av -Km Indian Association became tne Ipoh District Hockej League champions for the sixth time it: succession when they trounced the arcafe Perak Chinese Recreation Clllb 9-0 ia the last horkev league match of the aeaaoa played on the Town padang today.46 words
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Advertisement53 1956-09-23 12 haBB r^ I" Twn-lens Retlex Camera 12 pictures sue 21 x 21. On 120 Price with RollHm W,rh Ennaqon excellently colour corrected lens f35-75MM everf*adv ("ash I Pronfor-SVS MX fully Mosh Svnchronncd shutten. Film counter and double exposure prevention device. «JIAW/" AMATEUR PHOTO STORES LTD. 109 North Bndg. Road. Singepore-6.53 words
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Advertisement139 1956-09-23 12 WHEREVER YOU ARE... Is Is *_> rt r^'^*mm st to A f^jf 3^^^^^^^j^J_JL___fe-___BK-^---,_f BBaaaSa—B aBV v iij^-vif r »™_»_B__ k BBr i _f-*iT ca^l L W Distributors: CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO., LTD. I Incorporoted in Hongkong "PRESTEX" COMPRESSION JOINTS for Light Gauge Copper Tubes BS 659 1944 Underground Copper Tubes BS139 words
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Article, Illustration4100 1956-09-23 13 I Digambar : R. Birla - I Digambar R. Birla, SUNDAY tiger STANDARD SEPTEMBER 23. 1906. JJy Police Chief New Delhi VA» told *> KURT SINGER NEW DELHI [T was as late as 1947 that India obtained her total freedom and gained the right of ,:!f government. Police history in our young country has4,100 words
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Advertisement103 1956-09-23 13 a new touch JL A for your beauty r* f l r rear net ritiUfi .%/^ARDIEY AvvA^ il iZ&Z'J Feather Finish ensures that votir make-up is ///^^P F er^ ect a: a t! mes V^ lh''2& NoddHf enuals it for I y, retouching it is a blend A Ii tjfr'103 words
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Advertisement48 1956-09-23 13 Mr" CONSTIPATION WRRIES ARE OVER I ALWAYS TAKE Milk of Magnesia .^yyjflfeaai D^ausi fl provide? rrrrf rem. nrr> c <, l bothr,.-^ i*!^^*-"**.- 9 surely without *mbfirrortng .0 ureeney.So. when morning comet L£-^&^r so gentle FOR CHILDREN *^^^g§f^7 SO' THOROUGH MILK OF MAGNESIA A PRODUCT OF PHILLIPS **A- 47A-48 words
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Article, Illustration317 1956-09-23 14 MODERN DRAMA New China Style 4 REVEALING insight Into the "cultural regeneration" which has taken place in China since the advent to power of the Communists is provided bv an illustrated article in a recent issue of CHINA IB HSJJISI an official monthly magazine put out by the Peking Government.317 words
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930 1956-09-23 14 POSTED CROOK'S EARS TO SWEETHEART \MBROISE DIG AS. a hook-seller of Faubourg St Germain in Paris, was astonished when he checked on the number of maps he was selling ol India. Burma. China and Ceylon. In a month his stock had twice been sold out. The men who bought them930 words
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Article, Illustration281 1956-09-23 14 SANDRA MHO. 21, a beautiful but very small starlet in the Italian film orb' among the cushions of a luxury hotel suite tonight and laughed and joke was on the Film Festival authorities here, to the d- ordant tune of at least C4g a dav for281 words
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Advertisement106 1956-09-23 14 ROSKOPF All THE BEST FEATURES OF MODERN SWISS DESIGN WATTMROO* e ik-casioc 21 JIWEtS &sjfljk& PREC,S,ON BUILT JOL Monfor is-»»:.»i a ici to a X X V 7 ii// 1 '.'.y-e h.Ve ogoln to bu'!d up heclth in the nicest possible way. he 3 e-?--e t-ct yo_r g r ow106 words
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1031 1956-09-23 15 EVELYN HOCQUARD - Life acc ording to an Ara bic proverb is composed of two parts that whic h is past a DREAM -an d that whic h is to come a WISH. EVELYN HOCQUARD By jpHE letter L Is ::-h er the Alph» et ■ad is symbolised by the and star. Number1,031 words
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Advertisement381 1956-09-23 15 a**, the In, Dra-to. .tf f 3 J a scholar, am«ta m r y-4 Changsam to sit tor an qL% f s y>^^^^^* iiainihH. ak.UUU.MI ®JK< <',r a^ f*l SVI «j day. «fcU -aim, tMtraUy g U tft H f*< 'J in a lield, ha discovered a SfJW /i t*381 words
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Miscellaneous116 1956-09-23 15 wmmmmmmmtAAlD TO BLUSHan^^»«HM| I DROP TOO «l T (7|ftM^^^S^ yr m V* j& A "Love you? Of course I still love you, but thai 4 M& »1V scooter cost me a packet! A M \v iiiiimiimttmitiitiimi ."You asked for trouble, flying: across the court when a# j X^vy they were116 words
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Article, Illustration689 1956-09-23 16 HAIR WITH A Piece Of Thread Shaving Unwanted THE removal of surplus hair has always been a problem to women. Way back in the days of war-chariots, togas and queens who bathed in milk, women strove for an appearance of bab smoothness of the skin. a light fine down on689 words
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Article195 1956-09-23 16 READERS' POSTBA G Very often 1 go sulmmlng tntho afternoons, and in the evening hare a date to go out dancing. I mm getttng anise desperate beca use when etenino comes my hair is There nn two ways of dealing with your problem One 1? a atrip of chamois leather195 words
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Article, Illustration906 1956-09-23 16 rse Kathleen will ANSWER YOLK QUEStio :> advise YOU on YOUR problems 'HILD CARE. WRITE TO NURSE KATHLEEN, SUNDAY STANDARD. UM TEC?: KIM ROAD. PORE 2. OM j our c hildren start ..01. th x a «.t.ii t or) i ommon infc< tious dis- tses906 words
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Article, Illustration513 1956-09-23 16 Te rry Pi llay's Shpping Guide SHORTIE" nightdresses ar.d pyjamas, are rlghl v enough, becoming more and m e r-'p.i'.p.r with Singapore's younger set "Sh. rtiei SS '.veil as practical, since thev retain th e femininity of frills and laces at the top. but offer a blessed relief from thai513 words
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Advertisement130 1956-09-23 16 Spots? I Check the misery caused gj bpots and pimples in adolea. ocnce Neglect may mean per. aaanent scarring. "EskarnaT* C in spots quickly and hides them, restoring yeas good-looks instantly .Ask your chenaaWfar*TUkarner\ Eskame /A Conceals as it heals •jsaa C.i. (MatayelUnina Ri- t: S ngaportj £t| that stuffy130 words
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Article695 1956-09-23 21 Rue Scribe - Rue Scribe Italy Sends Us Another Well Turned-Out Car MOTORING By IT'S INDIVIDUALISTIC AND MODERN IN EVERY LINE THE Italians have a flair for stylish automobile lines. Designing a car is not only a business with them, it is an art. But where others tend695 words
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Article, Illustration206 1956-09-23 21 IS THIS THE EVERYMAN'S SPORTS CAR? LTAS Britain produced a nner m the inexpensive J sports cars class? Its lines a:* e\. itin; and its price, arouni Mi seems i right The car Is the Berkeley sports car and this is claimed for g) top speed of TO miles* an206 words
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Article, Illustration1236 1956-09-23 21 U.S., Continental Automakers Giving Britain A Run For Her Money In Australia S'j'llF British motor indus--1 trv is fu in? a determined i' b\ I'mted iM.it' i ..ntinent.il interre^t> to claim a mamr part >nf the \ustralian an,| New f Zealand markets, and to i establish1,236 words
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Article48 1956-09-23 21 WOMAN itt Mi an, Italy. is making her taxi-cab glamorous. She is the first woman taxi-driver there. In her cab rail be flOßßtfßj a spray of perfuvie, "e* cigarettes, neutspe; cv. SBBS> i and sweets. "I am planning a female touch to my cab," she sa48 words
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Article171 1956-09-23 21 \'ES. fBSrVI guessed it Cars will be dearer Many are already up by a. few hundred dollars. This was l\uv to higher freight rases announced over a month ago. More increases will take effect when shipments made after la^t w-ck arrive. The longer Cape171 words
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Advertisement232 1956-09-23 21 Bored with the same old meals PUT BOVPILS BEEF IN YOUR COOKING Stir s tesspoonftd of Bovril into your soups and stewa and makan. It adds a rich beefy flavour that makes eating exciting. And it atfmnlates your appetite and digestion. When there's Bovril in the cooking, not only does232 words
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Advertisement219 1956-09-23 21 For Cleaned IVriiterleetii and Sweeten Bresth j aajjaSBBBBBBBBSLIi JIBWf Ml 'Ufl I' INN IJBBBBBBBJ Sj w-r-V a- •-> f| i^B||^^^^^^^^^^^^H>aji^iji^^^r^4 f -rtp_*? ff:,: ?^Sß^9**^sP 9 use COLGATE Chlorophyll Toothpaste Brush your teeth regularly with Colgate Chlor r-VH! Toothpaste. This wonderful e-een toothpaste not only fights tooth decay and keeps your219 words
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Article, Illustration784 1956-09-23 22 Children Born This Week ||OW comes it that some people stand the pace of modern life better than others? It cannot be a matter entir^ly of physique. Look at the Queen. She Is always on the move, yet many a man would wilt under the travelling she does.784 words
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Advertisement296 1956-09-23 22 UPSET STOMACH BETTER v IN 8 SECONDS! assaaW /oo Q o/° /oo o S*T m^^l4^ > l a Ml /oj co a o° 0 o* aCfe °n°° EL q 2 n J Drink sparkling ENO jgjjjgp "FRUIT SALT" PS y^-jj? IN ONLY eight second 5 the buffering action Kf parkling296 words
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Miscellaneous341 1956-09-23 22 BIRTHDAYS SUNDAY. Profit as 'vf'l a> happiness come from links rn Of thil year. A DMt tendency for general position lo be raised runs parallel Ul some useful mor.c-y indications. The main ef'eet of this phase in your life is a deep settlement of all outstanding difficulties and consequent happiness.341 words
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Miscellaneous903 1956-09-23 22 Your Week jd| yl vx *1> wi,'wa:i I. U ▼O EBDOEII fc/JllrllM EEHH M\R(H 21-APRIL ?n (Aries).— If anything VaWMI a Mil better WPek than last II increases chances m^^U\\W f ai fr m normal tasks and tprcnUbi Ihings. Most of inur activities have excellent \\r\ d(MpIo P mpnt s-903 words
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Article, Illustration427 1956-09-23 23 MICHAEL MARRIOTT - MICHAEL MARRIOTT »y —in i iiiiamro_mmiaaaTOaaMaH--anea«-g_s« Desert Taxi (Longmans Green Co., London. 165.) TT Is becoming almost as popular an aehicv foment to plunge across the Sahara in record time and in a lalopy about to fall apart, as it is to make a hid for fame by427 words
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Article486 1956-09-23 23 FROM THE BACK STREETS OF BENGAL by Bcrard Lleicellyn (George Allen Uiuvin, Ltd., London. 18s.) AIR Llewellyn ("I left H r v BBBBti in China") now goes to India and Pakistan to re-root himself, and he does it to the great advantage of anyone who reads his latest book, recently486 words
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Article672 1956-09-23 23 PHILIP TOYNBEE - PHILIP TOYNBEE By THIS is one of Pelican Books' most impre undertakings. Mr. A Sftt has chosen his editorial team almost exclusively from among his colleagues at Liverpool Univ- but this act of genial academic nepotism baa had the happy, and clearly the intended, result of giv.r,some672 words
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Article439 1956-09-23 23 Patricia Ledyard - Patricia Ledyard By iLTHOUGH the author tries ban] to find fault, in a gentle sort of way, she Can see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil of this friendly island, which Is part Of the kingdom of Queen Balote Tapoo, who won the hearts of the439 words
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Article220 1956-09-23 23 By Thomas Anderson, (Gollanez IN. i.d.) JSy M-B V\ Sla \]R ANDERSON* Your l Own Belo e d Sons concerns soldiers, but this time con.scrlpts ln wartime instead of Regulars in peace-time. For most readers, the interest here, teo. will be journalistic and documentary; they will220 words
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Article, Illustration799 1956-09-23 24 Youth Kissed Girl In Bath Then Fled reports from _\FAV YORK .\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\w\\\\\ A SHOWER tafl tan girl expects a kiss. Certainly not an uninvited from a stranger. v -e privacy of one's bath(But judging from the recent charge ol omson about an alleged bathroom assault from her handsome Italian butler,799 words
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Article88 1956-09-23 24 VT'HEN customers at Harry Osuin's pub in Barkby. Leicestershire, ask for a pint of 'home brewed they reallv mean HOME BREWED. For seventy-five -year-old Harrv. landlord of the 700--year-old Malt Shovel Inn. is one of the few publicans left IB Britain who still brew their own beer on the88 words
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Article116 1956-09-23 24 Punches in Print By Denis Dunn 0 A drunk who wa» Stated to have stolen a bunch of radishes pleaded: It was my birthHay." PreSWWaebig he n'anted SaBBBJ hnppy returns. To a drunk with several convictions, the magistrate remarked 1 "I feel sick at the sight of you." THE POLICE116 words
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Article515 1956-09-23 24 Fishermen Use Themselves as BAIT IrROM thf piers and harbours of holiday resorts hundreds of anglers are patiently waiting for the fish to bite. Their equipment varies from a p:n and length of string to tackle costing as much as £100. Although the modern angler has a bewildering array of515 words
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Article56 1956-09-23 24 What is the longest time that a human being was sunned adrift in the open sea? 1 i |N1 HUNDRED AM- x THIRTY THRFE DAY'S— nearly four and a half months— by aflacOßal Steward POOO 1 ILm 'be Merchant Navy after his ship was torpedoed in nv.lItlantic56 words
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Article124 1956-09-23 24 Says Harry: "It is how our ancestors made ale when they drank it with meat at breakfast, dinner and supper." SAY the resulars at the Malt Shovel: "IT'S STROM. STIFF. VOIR HEAD FTAYS CLEAR BUT WHEN YOU TRY TO WALK \FTER A FEW PINTS YOL124 words
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Article443 1956-09-23 24 GEORGE MELL - HIGHWAYWOMAN'S DAYLIGHT ROBBERY GEORGE MELL LAWLESS LIVES by \T HETHER daintily dress- ed and using her charms to find victims for her highwayman husband or, masked, armed and in male attire. robbing travellers herself. Joan Braeey undoubtedly had glamour. But she was hanged at Tyburn in Ki8") at the age443 words
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Miscellaneous20 1956-09-23 24 ifa^ "Do you swear In pull the if tooth, the whole tooth, and II YW nothin K but lhe tooth?"20 words
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