Singapore Standard, 19 October 1956
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Title Section13 1956-10-19 1 Singapore Standard v 109 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1956 14 PAGES 15 CENTS13 words
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Article233 1956-10-19 1 SHOOTING DRAMA IN A COLONY FLAT Two Teachers Found Dead After Row About Lottery Ticket TWO SINGAPORE SCHOOL TEACHERS, KNOWN TO BE GOOD FRIENDS, WERE FOUND SHOT DEAD IN A FLAT IN RIVER VALLEY ROAD, YESTERDAY. They were Mr. Arthur Clifford James, 31, and Mr. Low Siew Mok, 21. They233 words
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196 1956-10-19 1 URO Oct 18 (Renter)— Four Britons held on were taken to Court here today with tainees. I c a Magistrate later this whether they ihould be remanded m CUStOU'. The I Brltofif are: Janus Bwinburn, 50. business manager I the Arab News196 words
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Article46 1956-10-19 1 18 (B to baud an nt in Thaiable Ihai dd o d aircraft I b the rnmpany a a i limurr a or power p r t itl plant G nent contrees i ltd. rnmenl ffei Energy Coun- j i46 words
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Article22 1956-10-19 1 ew Chief For reign Office I,Vc i° r?rirte*# 1 rman- j the F Q tO mbo will IT, It V- I b22 words
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Article44 1956-10-19 1 PEKING. Oct. 18. (Renter).— Pakistan Premier Hscvn Shaheed Suhrawardy arrived here by air today for a 12-day visit to China He was met at the airport hv Mt Chou-En-lai the Chinese Prime Minister who had invited him to make the trip.44 words
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Article56 1956-10-19 1 French Seize Arms Cargo ALGIERS, Oct 18. (UP>, French authorities charged to day thai 711 tons of modern arms seized aboard the gunrunning motor yacht, Athos. came from Egypt. The Charge was marie by naval nrmy and administration a priorities investigating the case of a motor vessel seized ofl the56 words
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Article40 1956-10-19 1 MRS. Mieke Bouman. who defended Dutchman Major H. Schmidt, a former Dutch army intelligence officer, in his trial on charges ot subversion in Jakarta recently was made a knigh* m the Order of the Dutch Lion yesterday. UPUP - 40 words
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Article165 1956-10-19 1 RANGOON, Oct. 18 (Reuter)— The Burmese Government today ordered the abolition of all student unions in schools throughout the country in a move to prevent indiscipline and disorder allegedly instigated by Communist rebel agents. The order Issued by the Edu n Ministry, the would permit ondls165 words
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98 1956-10-19 1 PINEOLA. Florida. Oct. 18 ,AP) Two Atlantic Coast Line freight trains raced down a straightaway stretch into a head-on collision today, killing four out of 10 crewmen aboard and injuring four others. Cars immediately behind the two diesel engines piled up and broke into98 words
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Article26 1956-10-19 1 POLISH young Communists have demanded "the reappointment ot Wladyslaw Gomulka to the leadership Of the Poli.-h United Workers Party.' Warsaw Radio reported yesterday. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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130 1956-10-19 1 BERLIN. Oct. L 8 (UP). East German Communists have rushed troops to Magdeburg to meet labour unrest and strikes reports reaching West Berlin said today. The reports were given by the West Berlin newspaper. Dcr Tag. and the West Berlin "Free Jurists Investigating Committee." Der130 words
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Article36 1956-10-19 1 JAKARTA Oct. 18 (UP) A tour-day strike ot 15.000 workers against the Royal Dutch Oil Company. BPM. ended today alter threatening to cut off gasoline and oil supplies to nearly the entire nation.36 words
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148 1956-10-19 1 CLASSICS SPORT WON'T MIX DOWN UNDER CANBERRA, Oct. 18 (Reuter)— The Chinese classical theatre company, from Communist China would not perform in Melbourne during the Olympic Games, Prime Minister Robert Menzies told the House ot Representatives today. He said it would "better accord' with the spirit ot the Olympic Games148 words
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Article, Illustration30 1956-10-19 1 W-h-o-o -s-h photo. PRINCESS Margarette of Denmark hangs on to her hat as winds sweep at her skirt at Copenhagen's Kastrup Airport, last week, as she was leaving Rome. A.P.A.P. - 30 words
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465 1956-10-19 1 THE DUKE WILL BE BRIEFED ON EMERGENCY IN K.L. THE Duke of Edinburgh will depart from protocol governing Royalty, when he visits Kuala Lumpur, t ne Fedot at t atitai. on Nov. 1, Deepavali Day. The official programme relca>ed in Kuala Lumpur last night indicated that there will be a465 words
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131 1956-10-19 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The. Duke of Edinburgh, during his 'r^thcoming visit to the Federal ccpita!, will ride in a Rolls Royce car after all, the Federation Government confirmed tonight. It is a "Silver Wraith" owned by Mr. E. J. Henton, chief131 words
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Article40 1956-10-19 1 US$ 1O,OOO For Probe OXFORD. Oct. 18 <Reuter) The Rockeleller Foundation has made a grant not exceeding US$lO,OOO to cover costs of Investigating the possibility of making Oxford an efficient centre of Commonwealth law j-tudies. It was announced here today.40 words
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190 1956-10-19 2 JOHORE BAHRU, TTiurs.— The Johore State Alliance will launch a full-scale campaign to back their chosen candidates in the Kluang Town Council elections. A member of the State Alliance Committee told The Standard yesterday that Alliance Councillors from every constituency in the State190 words
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Article169 1956-10-19 2 Expulsion To Be Explained JOHOPE BAHRU. Thurs.— The Women Section of the Johore Bahru Town UMNO is preparing a full report on the reasons why Che Katijah Sidek, leader of the Women Section of UMNO, has been expelled. This report will be sent soon to the UMNO headquarters in Kuala169 words
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Article31 1956-10-19 2 COMMAND A N'T of the Selmgor Home Guard Training Centre M Norman Stanifrrth rf.r-r-i to Kauia Lumpul yesterday bjr BO AC after a s.x weeks' holiday in Britain.31 words
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Article82 1956-10-19 2 Dr. Eusoff: Bury Your Hatchets DR Haji Mohamed Eusoff, a pro-Chan -c '.or of the University < I Malaya, last night appealed to members of the university Council to "bury their differences' 1 and work in harmony to achieve a common goal. Dr. Eusoff, who arrived by air from [poh.82 words
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Article130 1956-10-19 2 TWO men. found loitering in the vicinity of the former residen c of Singapore"? Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock. in Sine Avenue, were detained by Police yesterday. A Police patrol car cruising along Suns Avenue at in. 42 a.m. saw the men. A Pdlice spokesman said130 words
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Article83 1956-10-19 2 FIVE more Malayan cooks have been selected for the .Ma-layan-Indonesian kitchen at the Olympic Games village in Melbourne. They a:c: Inche Samion bin Ha.ii Abdullah, who will be second chef, Inrhe Mah-nood bin JafTar. Enche Omar bin Mohamed, Inche Mohame bin Dewa 'and Inche Mohamed83 words
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Article109 1956-10-19 2 THE Governor ol Singapore. Sir Robert Black, said last night he was confident that members o! the Muslim community in the Colony were ready and willing to play their Dart in meeting he challenges which laced the Island today. Sir Robert was speaking at a party at109 words
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Article172 1956-10-19 2 APPLES:PANANG TAKES NO CHANCES PENANG, Thurs.—Municipal Health Inspectors have been sent out to fruit stalls in George Town to ensure that apples imported from Japan are washed by stallholders in their presence. This was disclosed to The Standard today by the Municipal Health Officer, I)r Lim Khoon Huat, who said172 words
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277 1956-10-19 2 HE TRIED TO FORCE GIRL TO DO A STRIP' IN BLUKAR KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Makhan Singli, 26-year-old cowherd masqueradins: as a policeman, "lured" a young: Chinese couple into thick blukar and ordered he boy to strip his fiancee the First Magistrate's Court was told today. Lew Sim Mooi, pretty 19-year-old277 words
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Article34 1956-10-19 2 V GOPAYA. 31, who had seven previous convictions, wms yesterday jailed for four months in the Kuala Lumpur Magistrate Court !or causing hurt to a compatriot vwto a steel paint scraper.34 words
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424 1956-10-19 2 PENANG, Thurs.— A Danish architect, B. M. Iversen, denied suggestions made in the High Court today that the encroachment of a building, which he designed was due to his negligence and incompetence, or that his dominant idea was to avoid personal liability when he424 words
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Article27 1956-10-19 2 TWO-YEAR-OLD Sarasmadi Fell from the first floor of a house in Race Course Road yesterday. She was admitted to the Singapore General Hospital. I27 words
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Article90 1956-10-19 2 SIX Singapore trade unionists will go to Japan on a twomonth study tour in December this year, under a United Nations Economic Social and Cultural Organization (UNES CO) scholarship. They are Mr. Chew Seng (General Secretary, Army Civil Service Union), Mr. P. K.90 words
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Article128 1956-10-19 2 COMMODIT PRICES CLOSING robtapr (rents pet A lr Si pore vesirrd-n r.?rt Bo.^r? id Spot Nov RSS < H S.S. No E .K S V* Tone Quid spoßt n The pri( < n? !i thi- local ■aitfl da> was LONDON I No. 1 H v S B Bnase 1 ci128 words
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422 1956-10-19 2 Wedding Photos Showed Same Groon With Different Brides— Court Tol TWO attractive Singapore housewives gave Poi.r ding photographs in which the same man appeared as v S it was alleged in the Fifth Magistrate's Court yesterday S Inspector Michael Chong said that in the course ol alleged bigamy case, the422 words
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Article, Illustration136 1956-10-19 2 MEI POH CUTS OUT STRIPPING TO KEEP WITHIN LAW PENANG, Thurs.—Stripteaser Mci Poh (the eiri who advertised for a husband) oner the big draw at the Great World Park here, it, fast losing popularity REASON: She is no more shedding her clothes And a string of disappointed admirers is wondering136 words
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Advertisement346 1956-10-19 2 ■MMiilkp watch that is watertight 1 WM and elegant t00...! %KW No sportsman, and no one whose ion or leisure SSS^^^E^^^" Ctivity brings them into contact with water riHr^ffS^ -j*^ ff^i^cfesj^ or .steam, should be without a watertight watch. rwfcftflllT '^'riS^fr^ Hitherto, vatcrtightness has been achieved at the expense ci346 words
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Advertisement7 1956-10-19 2 rZectfe fit* qcAAteuxiu standard's Xmas Cheer t<MaW7 words
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Article202 1956-10-19 3 The Big Varsity Riddle GRADUATES of the University of Molayo, puzzled by conflicting reports about a Varsity staff crisis, want to know what all the fuss is about. The graduates, who have been blamed for initiating the so-called crisis, cannot understand how they nave become involved. Vs a result, several202 words
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Article, Illustration425 1956-10-19 3 it was a general belief among the graduates that they did not stand for the Malayanization of the University just •'for the sake of Malayanization." "They believe that different considerations apply- The .Malayanization of the pubiic service is a425 words
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342 1956-10-19 3 'Pity Me, She Cried To Knife Attacker SI'NGEI PAT AM. Thurs— 22-year-old Thai woman knelt by the bank of a swollen river, raised both her nan Is and implored a man standing over her with a parang not to kill her. This episode was described m the Magistrates Court here342 words
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Article125 1956-10-19 3 45-Minute Battle With Reds iron. Thurs A sevenman area security unit patrol fought a 45-minute battle with a force of 15 terrorists in the A;- or Kuoing area of Tapah. on Tuesday morning, it was learned. The security patrol suffered one seiiOU! casualty"" Special Constable Omar bin Mat. who was125 words
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Article184 1956-10-19 3 iron. Thurs.— Malay voters town of Kuala g ar, a hich will hold its Town Council elections •he end of this year or next year. are in the mint The electoral roll for this new Town Council area, disS that there are 864 register. Chier184 words
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Article145 1956-10-19 3 New Unit Opened In Hospital SINGAPORE S Minister for Health, Mr A. J. Braga, yesterday opened the new Ear, Nose and Throat Unit of the General Hospital. In doing so, he remarked that this section of the hospital was "indeed overdue." He praised the E.N.T. specialist. Dr. Au Kee Hock,145 words
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219 1956-10-19 3 FED. STUDENTS CAN REGISTER FOR NEW CLASSES Bui Sponsors Must Be Supplied Within Two Weeks SINGAPORE'S Minister for Education. Mr. Chew Swee Kee, yesterday said that Singapore Chinese Middle School students from the Federation and other places may register for temporary classes in Government schools and supply sponsorship within a219 words
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Article253 1956-10-19 3 Sold Obscene Books— Fined $50 DPOH, Thurs, A 35-year-old book-seller, Yaw Wee San was today fined $50 by MagisStrate Che Abdul Kadir bin Yus< f. when he picadcd guilty to a charge ol displaying tor sale three copies of an obscene entitled "The Story of Mada n Tong Fu." written253 words
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172 1956-10-19 3 ANGRY WIFE IN DOCK YELLS: 'GO HOME' TO TEARFUL SPOUSE A PRETTY 16-year-old housewife. Ong 3iew Eng. accused o/ theft in a Sinpore Court yesterday, told her husband to go home and look after the children Ong was accused of stealing five gold bangles and a ladies wrist-watch, worth S6OO.172 words
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Article57 1956-10-19 3 THE Singapore State United Malays National Organization has collected more than $5,000 to erect an UMNO building which is expected to cost around SlOO.OOO. UMNO's general secretary Sved Ahmad Jamalullil. told The Standard yesterday that subscriptions had come mainly from the 13.000 members of UMNO. while57 words
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237 1956-10-19 3 MALACCA. Thurs. The Malacca Chamber of Commerce, at an emergency meeting yesterday, appointed a committee to investigate inadequate lighterage and port facilities here. The Chairman and the fourman committee are Messrs. D F. Eccles, A. A. Tarry, S. E Neilsen. J. M. Gomes and Goh Keng237 words
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Article, Illustration223 1956-10-19 3 Manager Of Shipping Firm Is Fined $500: No Export Notice For Oil MOHAMED Samin bin Bendahara Besar, manager of the Riau Archipelago Shipping Company, was yesterday lined $500 in a Singapore Court, when he pleaded guilty to a charge of loading 300 four-gallon tins of kerosene on board the m.v.223 words
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Advertisement201 1956-10-19 3 A SAFE DEPOSIT for YOUR FUNDS at Minimum Deposit £100 iUeatk Uftwe: LOMBARD BOUSE LONDON STABILITY Interest Assured SECURITY Assets exceed £8.000.000 SAFETY No Risk of Depreciation SAVING No Charges or Fees SERVICE Convenient Withdrawals Send today for "Deposit Account' booklet No AO. to to General Manager. LOMBARD BANKING LIMITED201 words
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299 1956-10-19 4 More Pay: More Leave: More Allowances THE 2,800-member Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union submitted a 24-point claim foi better conditions of service and higher wages for certain categories of workers to the management yesterday. Acting General Manager of the Company. Mr. GG, Wilson,299 words
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Article, Illustration35 1956-10-19 4 MAJOR General L. H. o. Push. Chief of Staff. FARELF, left Singapore* yesterday to visit Gurkha Kecimrnts in India and Nepal at Barrackpore and Katmandu. He will return on Nov. 13.35 words
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Article302 1956-10-19 4 TWO shoe firms and a i department store were tricked into delivering poods valued at $1,529. a Singapore Court was told yesterday Phua Kee Juay; proprietor of Jon Tat Import and Export Company. in Telok Aver Street, WRfi charged in the Singapore Third District Court on302 words
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Article552 1956-10-19 4 THIS MAGICIAN CAN STOP A BULLET A MAN who TWICE escaped .the fate that befell the \vcr ld-famous magician. Chung Ling Soo. killed in a bulletcatching trick in 1 91 8 has arrived to perform in Singapoic. Chung Ling S^o (W. E. Robinson) was shot before thousands of people while552 words
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Advertisement512 1956-10-19 4 I CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS j I W 1/ A I m AH-CONOiTiCNfP JO »n4 9.30 p.m. I THE SECRET OF THIS MAN OF VfOLENCE WAS j I LOCKED IN A WOMAN'S HEART 'E!HS3 P -1^! "somebody up"P"B[ ;fj?ftfe| I THERE LIKES ME F. f SBIHRRRI Mi I mw" 388 BR512 words
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Advertisement269 1956-10-19 4 A CAPITOLg^I sy'" BI w t nMB l tt wip :> r '^r1 SAIIjROAi \1 "j —^J MADURAI VBERA hoi m: n t.i Rooh \i m SIN. MIDNK.III "WIDOW- l!\|> r-*-*>jß SAT, ta.m. Marlon Hr. m —^'l BUN 'J 1 in Jeha u.ir I arl LAST DAY REXfc> HL MAO269 words
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Miscellaneous642 1956-10-19 4 cMlmanac Information at a Glance JINGAPORH RjRRJHRjRi VWCA: Pm. News (S): 1.45 Fun and Frolic i Y»j Wrk: 630 The News -,-,-aw mm, mmmmmmmmeaSa Hr Squari ddnc o 8 i m at Raffles Programme Sum- Commer.taiy; 6.45 Sports Round--BR/478 W JpßßßV*^9 >Rtt^^B q...- marv XLi; 6.02 Designed for I'd: 655642 words
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Article, Illustration335 1956-10-19 5 How Malayan Railway Will Grow i_ 1 Streamlining Of Track Between S f pore And Kuala Lumpur Will Cost $3 Million X I ALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Twelve steaming diesel— electric locomotives will haul expresses on the Kuala Lumpur— Singapore run next year—335 words
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Article, Illustration356 1956-10-19 5 POUT SWETTENHAM, Lat< st American I techniques in piling are to used in the construction Of 1 c ;>oO.OOOi'"tU new port in N th Klang Straits, Che Si indard learn: today. This folio* the visit of the M i lyan356 words
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Article83 1956-10-19 5 Bentong, A Sinless Town— MIC ben ton G. Thurs.— Visiting Malayan Indian Congress leader. Mr K. Ramanathan. paif tributi to Bentong by rig It a nl town. Addressing a mass gathering y >re the weekend, Ramanathan said that nked Rt nl Dg becßUse it r> ...<, :ui and toddy was83 words
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Article73 1956-10-19 5 [POH, Thurs.— The National A tciation o! Perak has askeJ the Reid Commission to adhere Strictly to terms of reference issued to them in connection \vt h the drafting of a constitution for an independent Malaya In a note to the Commission, the N'A P. QUated73 words
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Article36 1956-10-19 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs.— Talping Circuit Magistrate. Inche Haror- bin HajJ Idria. has left here for Klang on transfer. The West Pahang Sessions Judge. Inche Abdul Hamid bin Omar will take over Inche Haron's duties.36 words
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Article, Illustration269 1956-10-19 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Malayan Railway today published its "most ambitious ever" budget for 1957— involving 581,590,000 revenue, $66,134,000 operating expenditure and $35,419,048 in special. services and capital projects. These showed great progress over even the revised estimates for 1956 totalling an anticipated $74.940.. 000269 words
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Article60 1956-10-19 5 MALACCA. Thurs.— Municipal Councillors agreed in principle that there should be an extra ward in the Municipal area for the new elected Municipal Council, next year. The recommendation by the Select Committee on this subject was unanimously passed for further discussion by the Council. At present60 words
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Article64 1956-10-19 5 MALACCA. Thurs. Elected Councillor Ha j i Mohameri Yusof bin Haji Sulong told the Municipal Council today that there was too much Dork bein^ sold in the open to tie public. "This is very bad for the Muslims. It is also unhygienic. I propose that64 words
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Article58 1956-10-19 5 THE Seletar Theatre Club whose new building is now being com ructed, will hold a danre at the Adelphi Hotel on Saturday, Oct. 20. at 8 p.m to help raise building funds. Tickets for the dance, which will also include a floor show, may be obtained at the58 words
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Article64 1956-10-19 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Well-known sportsman Mr Lim Thye Hee was among officials elected at the Kuala Lumpur Psychology Clubs eighth annual meeting held here over the weekend. Mr. R.N. Hilton was elected president. Other elections were: vicepresidents—Mr. Lim Thye Hee and Dr. J.K. Lucas, general secretary— Mr.64 words
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Article88 1956-10-19 5 KUALA TRENGGANU, Thurs.— The Sultan of Trengganu was among the VlP's who attended the funeral of Dato Setia Di-Raja. a member of the State Royal Council of Ministers today. Dato Setia, (Inche Mohamed Hashim bin Dato Dewangsa) 69, died yesterday In his home after a88 words
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282 1956-10-19 5 A $4 Mil. Station In Place Of Prai Ferry Pier KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Malayan Railway may soon abolish its Prai terminal serving Penang and build a new station at Butterworth flanking the Ferry Pier. This will enable the Railway to abandon its own ferry service to the mainland and282 words
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Article62 1956-10-19 5 MALACCA. Thurs.— A request that the police should pay more attention to enforce the speed limit at Ttanquerah Road, was. made by Mr. G Mariappan today He told the Municipal Council that the police in the past had paid no attention whatsoever to motorists speeding along this62 words
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Advertisement171 1956-10-19 5 fsKfCMtt;* mißa 'RR jffiSe \lßa < 'Wftt Rt aRa V Perfume, Lotion and Eau de Cologne 4rEV Montorl SOLE AGESTS tm ARCADE BUILDING RAFFLES PLACE SINGAPORE P. O. BOX 393 THIS IS LEE ASHLEY.... PLAYED By '^^^Rm, DEBORAH KERR hjf DESTROYER Of OV 4 MAN, ALMOST DLSTRGYO) t \3f\# BY171 words
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Article490 1956-10-19 6 gLIXDNESS is no longer regarded as a handicap to people SO afflicted. Throughout the world. Vast Strides have been made in the care and training blind persons to make them useful citizens capable of u^ing their intelligence and take industry and society confident of play their part f>r490 words
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Article431 1956-10-19 6 r V.umni Association. Singapore, has made an attempt to clear the air of untruths and halftruth C o.ccrning the causes, prcv.. and treat- of certain diseases. II shou'cj do this more often because the publi: of this country have strange and ridiculous ideas about sickness. The curl431 words
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Article710 1956-10-19 6 EUROPE LOOKS TO BRITAIN By STRASBOURG. VT 7 ILL Britain ever accept, in the name of greater European unity, control of her atomic arms production in common with other West European States? It is a possibility for which Britain has so far shown nothing but distaste, but in essence it710 words
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Article977 1956-10-19 6 Aster Gunasekera - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME WITH a suddenness which causes one to rub his eyes in wonderment, a lot of people zwrc beginning to show affection for journalism. They have been inquiring from THE STANDARD and some of its staff how they could qualify to join the profession, and.977 words
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Article175 1956-10-19 6 We the PEOPLE INTRODUCE THE GCE EXAM Sir; Through your popular newspaper, I wish to draw the attention of the Ministry of Education to the inadequate facilities that are available for students who wish to take higher external examinations in languages like Mala y, Chinese, and Tamil which have become175 words
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Article126 1956-10-19 6 Sir; I enjoyed reading Aster Gunasekera's column of October 16. Like him. I. too. had a good laugh to myself, when I read of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's description of the Government's action as an example of "slowly losing its sense of shame." Mr. Kuan126 words
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Article, Illustration666 1956-10-19 6 Francis Ofner - Francis Ofner By TEL AVIV 'J'HE Biblical story of the rich man who spared his own herd but instead entertained a traveller by killing: and dressing the poor man's lamb is cited by Israelis in answer to renewed suggestions for solving the Palestine problem by666 words
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Article88 1956-10-19 6 Shorts from the Talk Tot Rtefiij is big i i at hire specta aboil be a pi j the spend all I Inj fRUII .n a w«| genius an will si l, damaged 1 1 i c s battered I waves dv waters hav< changt d L.A.G S'mnt about I88 words
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173 1956-10-19 6 Sir; According to an item in The Standard of October 13th (Mr. Chew has got it wrong), Mr. Tan Lark Sye, the Singapore multi-millionaire, said that a certain Chinese letter which had been handed over to Mr. Chew on a previous occasion was173 words
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Article303 1956-10-19 7 IF NASSER SHOULD BLOCK SUEZ WATERWAY Shoot Their Way Through Or Sail Via Cape: Alphand WASHINGTON, Oct. 18 (UP)— French Ambassador Herve Alphand told the National Press Club yesterday that the possibility of France and Britain shooting their way through the Suex Canal was not303 words
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Article, Illustration45 1956-10-19 7 HALF A MILLION marchers trudged through pouring rain at Peking, in a four-hour celebration of Communist Chinas National Day. AP .photo shows stiltwalker wearing fancy dress during the parade. Leading: them is a uroup of stilt-men with drums and gon^s.45 words
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Article, Illustration42 1956-10-19 7 Margaret Watches A Witch- Doctor's Dance photo. PRINCESS Morgoret congratulates an African dancer who performed a blood curdling "witch doctor's" dance of exorcism, never before witnessed by o white person, during a masque at Dar Es Salaam, Tanganyika, on Oct. 12. A.P.A.P. - 42 words
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Article211 1956-10-19 7 QUEEN' S; CHAPLAIN - QUEEN'S CHAPLAIN I By B.GIAN WARTIME HEROINE IN. Oct 18 Canon Charles Earle Raven, ear-old Chaplain to the Queen, spoke ol the woman he is to marry. WATLY ISLES aim Goes > M.i lame Relei i Jeanl m irti heroine Belgian Re sista movement. be at211 words
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Article32 1956-10-19 7 \TIONS, 8 (AP) Tomas ho claims to re. Natl i Borneo r reef i by i Ch Franre I tl)4 v.. DR] I i I'm then 1 -ion is r32 words
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Article18 1956-10-19 7 Zebras Appeal To Margaret nyika). Oct. natives Mar-jaret a elepha hes nything she in Idenl poplin ite, pi18 words
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Article19 1956-10-19 7 THE Mexico Hotel Associa- c I yesterday that te s will conti- i a rcepl Negro guests.19 words
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Article105 1956-10-19 7 Camel Had Family Trouble ATLANTA, Oct 18 (AP)— A I camel at Grant Park Zoo, up- set by "a little family trouble" grabbed a 45-year- Id -van by arm on Wednesd ty and i slung around in the air sei ci al times. T le animal, named Greeley. finally lei105 words
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Article37 1956-10-19 7 JAKARTA, Oct 18 CAP) Rebels raided the house r»f a religioul teacher, Kiai Sjanwani, near Jakarta, killing his -n. who had just returned from Mecca, and wounding a visitor, local authorities reported on Wednesday.37 words
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Article30 1956-10-19 7 MISS Anne Crawford. the 35-year-old British actress, died in a London nursing home yesterday where she had been since the beginning of this month suffering from anaemia. RenterReuter - 30 words
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Article134 1956-10-19 7 NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 18 (AP)— A 12-year-old £trl clutching a Commando-type knife, attempted to holdup drug store during her school lunch hour yesterday but fled when the proprietor resisted. Police captured her n short time later as she hid in a friend's bedroom several134 words
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Article96 1956-10-19 7 GAUHATI, Assam, Oct. 18 (Reuter) Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru. Prime Minister of India, said yesterday that although world tension over Suez had eased, the danger of war had not yet disappeared completely. He told a public meeting here that the world had been on the96 words
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Article70 1956-10-19 7 MONTREAL. Oct. 18 (UP) Diamond millionaire John T. Williamson is suffering from a mysterious ailment that has baffled doctors, it was reported yesterday. Williamson, who became wealthy overnight when he discovered a fabulously rich diamond vein in Tanganyika. 16 years ago. has been living here .since the70 words
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Article, Illustration177 1956-10-19 7 Limit Births, Stop Crowding TheEartlY LONDON. Oct. 13 (Reuter) —Sir Gerald Kelly, outspoken pa.>t-president of the Royal Academy Britain's premier art body said here last night there were far too many people in the world. They ate too much, he added, took up too much room and a person couldAP - 177 words
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Article29 1956-10-19 7 ACTRESS Julie Adams gave birth to an eight-pound son shortly en Tuesday at St Joseph's Hospital in nearby Burbank, Hollywood. her studio announced on Wodnes- photo.29 words
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Article59 1956-10-19 7 MEXICO CITY. Oct. 18 (UP)— Mrs. Maria Luisalgodoy, 23. said today she tried to kill herself because her husband didn't 'ike her rooking She took poison after an argument with her husband. Antonio, 26, when he refused to eat a meal she had cooked. Doctors said she59 words
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303 1956-10-19 7 LONDON, Oct 18 (Reuter)— Viscount Hailsham, First Lord of the Admiralty, said yesterday that one of the great problems of modern times was to devise an international system which would prevent "small and unscrupulous powers from exploiting the reluctance of big303 words
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Article69 1956-10-19 7 ISLE OF PONZA, Italy Ot. in (AP) Scientist Jacques Piccard took has box-shaped bathysphere 12.467 feet down into the sea near ben i n Wediay to beat the mark he and bil father set three years ago. Piccard*s dive, howe^ er, was short of the record69 words
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Advertisement82 1956-10-19 7 i&gßm THE ORIGINAL MAKERS OF PUFFBISCUITS 2 i i iRRWPT^^Sr 3 VRRaW .Aa R» ■asf %S^^?t <^atl RRRaRR* ■jRRRaJ HaMafe^jf^T RRaaaia^RRRRRRRR Al The outstanding success of 1956. Universally de monded. Al *sys appreciated. Take home a tin today for the family. li Ka, e o„ v difficulty in obtoining .upplic..82 words
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Advertisement87 1956-10-19 7 (9wUj a^cdeiqU r- 'magic cahpet ItL! 1 EVERY PART OF A RALEIGH IS B i M PRECISION BUILT AT THE Jgf^ LARGEST CYCLE FACTORY IN N^| Pllfi?^7 THE WORLD. IT IS MADE TO 111! J GIVE A LIFETIME OF RELIABLE \^i y A Bmm RALEIGH YA» iMm$M design, quality and87 words
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Article296 1956-10-19 8 3 Share Nobel Prize For 1956 STOCKHOLM, Oct. 18 (UP)— A German doctor, who discovered a new method of diagnosing heart and pulmonary ailments, and two American physicians, who brought the method to a high state of perfection, were jointly awarded the 1956 Nobel Prize for medicine today. Prof. Dickson296 words
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Article40 1956-10-19 8 Back To Remand Jail CAIRO, Oct. 18, (UP)— Four alleged British spies made their first appearance in court today at Cairo's heavily guarded Criminal Court. Egypt's prosecutor General Hafez Sabek asked the court that they be held in further custody.40 words
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Article71 1956-10-19 8 HONGKONG. Oct. 18 (UP) —Two seriously injured victims of last week's bloody riots in Kowloon died in hospitals on Wednesday night, it was announced today. Deaths resulting from the riots have now increaed to 53. including one European woman (Mrs. Fritz Ernst. wile of Swiss vice71 words
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Article173 1956-10-19 8 LONDON, Oct. 18 (Reuter)— The Council of the 15-nation Suez Canal Users' Association began a private session here today to take four decisions which will quickly put the organization into operation. These decisions will, according to diplomatic sources here, be on: 1. permanent finance arrangements173 words
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Article188 1956-10-19 8 U.S. Campaign Warms Up Adlai Sings A Sad Song' WASHINGTON n, I (AP)-President jhower called ha jcratic critics a i swarm of partisan j last night white] Stevenson heaped J on those lie called^ three ol the u \i X 2 Pr< sidi w spee< h188 words
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Article, Illustration72 1956-10-19 8 photo. ARMED police sit in foreground, and hundreds of inhabitants line the balconies of flag bedecked buildings during the riot s which originated at the Li Cheng Uk Resettlement area. This was the scene in the Li Cheng Uk area during the outbreak, when 47 people wereUP - 72 words
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146 1956-10-19 8 'The Andrea Doria Was Going Just Under Top Speed' NEW YORK, Oct. 18 (AP)— Captain Piero Calamai of the sunken Italian liner Andrea Doria denied today that he was travelling at almost top speed through fog on the night of the Andrea Doria-Stockholm collision in order to keep a schedule.146 words
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Article105 1956-10-19 8 AMMAN, Jordan Oct. 18. (UP). The vanguard of top operational jet fighters arrived in Jordan today to bolster British Royal Air Force planes committed to defend Jordan against Israeli "aggression." British officials said two RAF Hawker Hunter jets ianded this morning. It was the first105 words
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Article111 1956-10-19 8 Margaret Talks With A Townsend ARUSHA, Tanganyika. Oct. 18 (AP; Princess Margaret talked intimately and animatedly to Group Captain Peter Townsend's younger brother Francis during a reception here on Wednesday night. Asked afterwards what they talked about, Townsend replied: "No comment." The Princess at first appeared to avoid Townsend, who111 words
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Article81 1956-10-19 8 ROME. Oct 18 (Reuter) Leaders of Italy's Communist Party today announced their intention to re'ax their grip on the Party and to promote "democratic action st aO levels." In a policy declaration, written for a Party congress to be held in December, they said that81 words
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198 1956-10-19 8 BLACKPOOL, Oct. 18, (AP) —A church organ which gives out weather reports in a strong British accent was placed under expert observation Thursday. Harry Wynne, organist at St. John Vianney Church, called for technicians after trying in vain to keep the instrument from talking198 words
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Article160 1956-10-19 8 I'd Do It AgainSays R.S.M. LONDON, Thurs. The Kegimenta] Sergeant-Major v. no reported a private ior be OR improperly dressed while on leave from Germany iftej he saw a newspaper pn graph of the private said last night: "i'u do tne sa.;.e thing again." The R.S.M. Albert Foden. 40. added:160 words
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Article200 1956-10-19 8 WASHINGTON. Oct. 13 (AP)— An "atomic fishing boat" that would use the atom's energy to lure, capture, sterilize, and refrigerate or can the fish is envisioned by a University of Wisconsin scientist. Dr. Arthur D. Hasler says the atomic luring" would THE CATCH COULD! PUMPED ABOARD200 words
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Article, Illustration51 1956-10-19 8 Photo. PORFIRIO RUBIROSA tenderly holds the hand of his new fiancee, 19--year-old French actress ODILE RODIN, as they receive members of the press in the Central American diplomat's Paris home Rubirosa, 47, is the former husband of Flore de Oro Trujillo, Danielle Darjeux. Doris Duke, and Barbara HuttonUP - 51 words
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Article20 1956-10-19 8 LGS N j (AP)— Th« Hi ton has B sellers "Mrs x* bye, Mr Cb i20 words
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Advertisement209 1956-10-19 8 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products k\ 3 sMßaaflaar >PJ* IRgRW itm CHINKAWHITE This invaluable Wind Mixture is on excellent remedy for Stomach Pains, Constipation, indigestion Acidity, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL OP EON 1 2nd BIG MIDNIGHT TOMORROW j LIUD with209 words
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Article, Illustration128 1956-10-19 9 GUESS WHO'S THE GAL IN THE RODEO OUTFIT LI li-hwa. foremost star of Mandarin films, visited friends in a small united States town recently, before beginning work on her first American film. After a hectic series of public appearances. Press conferences and other events in Hollywood, Chicago, Wash" mgton and128 words
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Article144 1956-10-19 9 the Singapore y.m.ca Orchard Roacf, la presenting to the public two free performances of Gilbert and SulU\ an' Trial by Jury," at B. nn p -p. on Wednesday and Thurs lay, Oct 24 and' 25. The Shows, which will be preceded by a comedy curtainraiser,144 words
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Article67 1956-10-19 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Alliance Government ha s selected three local education experts to attend a forthcoming conference of the U.N.E.S.C.O. in New Delhi. They are the Assistant Minister for Education Mr. Too Joon H'tig. the Assistant Director of Malay Schools, Tuan Syed Nasir and Mr. K.67 words
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Article32 1956-10-19 9 THE Inter-School Art Exhibition which was to have taken place at the British Council gallery, Stamford Road, Singapore on Nov. 2 will now be held on Nov. 3 at 5,30 p.m.32 words
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397 1956-10-19 9 [Annie Danker On Hunger Strike j m^ m^^~ t^ mm ANNIE DANKER, 29, charged with the attempted murder of her husband, Cyril Ignatius Danker, was too weak and giddy to attend her trial, the Singapore Chief Justice, Mr. John Whyatt was told yesterday.397 words
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229 1956-10-19 9 POLICE CHIEF REQUESTS COUNCIL KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— At its forthcoming meeting, the Municipal Council here will consider a police request that all sports stadiums be licensed as "places of public resort." The General Purpose Committee of the Council has recommended that the request be229 words
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Article, Illustration51 1956-10-19 9 A TEN-MAN delegation from the Singapore Union of Journalists met the Chief Minister Mr. Lim Yew Hock yesterday, to protest against the arrest of a Singapore journalist Mr. Seah Yong under the Colony's Banishment Ordinance. The delegation is seen discussing the question with Mr. Lim (left).Standardpic - 51 words
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439 1956-10-19 9 THEY PLEADED A CASE -BUT IT WAS ONLY HALF A PLEA... SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, yesterday gave an assurance to a 10-man delegation from the Singapore Union of Journalists that the Labou- Front Coalition Government will not curtail freedom of the Press. The delegation led oy the439 words
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Article73 1956-10-19 9 Keep Plans Until Merdeka' KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Plan s to change the name of the Kuala Lumpur Lake Gardens should be shelved until after Merdeka Day, it was suggested to the Municipal Council. This proposal is to be considered by the Council at its forthcoming monthly meeting. Controversy over changing73 words
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Article111 1956-10-19 9 Squatters Form Co-op Society KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Thousands of squatters facing eviction here in the near future. are working on a co-operative society to secure alternative accommodation for themselves. A meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Squatters' Association yesterday, decided that the answer to problems of squatters in general was a111 words
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Article41 1956-10-19 9 PRIVATE candidates in Singapore who wish to sit for the London Chamber of Commerce (Spring) 1957 examinations should submit their entries between Nov. 1 and 30. Entry forms are available at the Ministry of Education, P.O. Box 746, Singapore.41 words
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108 1956-10-19 9 MARSHALL MAY GO TO BOMBAY CONFERENCE SINGAPORE Labour Front may send its Chairman, Mr. David Marshall, to represent the Front at the Asian Socia I Conference in Bombay from Nov 1 to 10. a spokesman of the Front told The Standard yesterday. He said preliminary arrangements have already been made108 words
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Article186 1956-10-19 9 THE 'BIG EAT' ON TODAY 400 Students And Nurses To Be Entertained MORE than 400 Singapore students and nurses wi.) sit down tonight to a home-cooked dinner provided by the women of the Wesley Methodist Church. Fort Canning Road. the Chairman of the Churches Student Work Committee, Dr. Khoo Oon186 words
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Article45 1956-10-19 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— After four years of work, a new draft of building byLaws for the Municipality here is ready. The Housing and Building Commit of the Council will set up an ad hoc body to study the drafts in detail.45 words
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157 1956-10-19 9 SINGAPORE'S "Old Vie" in Empress Place will be completed in the middle of next year. It will then be the most modern theatre in South-East Asia. Mr. H. Hawson, the City Architect and Building Surveyor, told The Standard yesterday work on the157 words
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Advertisement86 1956-10-19 9 MURDEROUS CHARGE OF THE GIANT RHINOI One of the startling, stunning shocW in o true adventure wilder and more <m^mmm*. exciting than any the camera hos m^d&B^lkmmmwm. captured until nowl *V-i^^^^ "^"**^mL "ySßßSAaEMt^mm^et ML i ■■'■<" RHk. f i. mkjjg (Dangerous Safari) W mmmm mw fr TRUCOLOR By Contolitkted film86 words
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Miscellaneous388 1956-10-19 9 iju'iviiMN f^^^^^PVtßPVWß^PlEf* d aeffiSßßßgaa«Bß«Bl s& Igjjjßßjtffflße j Z Jpr^lMl 'I MPp^^wmJ^WpllK. jg c e n is. con *^S **^wJJß^^llll^at I) &««rrr^rrrrrrrr«rrrrrrrr«Bs&»^ s| m N 0 A i ir.R\- Sepl B to 0.: 22 mi —Ma thro.:- I ela<:mony, c afterLater: eooaanra e.ne.gy. Ed 94 ORPIO Oct -3 to NOV, ti388 words
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Article453 1956-10-19 10 Finance And Commerce I Keen Rivalry From Overseas MALAYAN pineapple packers in the U.K. feel a price drop big enough to be reflected in the retail price per tin would be instrumental in stimulating sales and moving accumulated stocks. This statement was made in453 words
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Article78 1956-10-19 10 SINGAPORE rubber prices yesterday dropped hall a cent to 92 5 8 cents per lb. for first grade November shipment. The market opened about the same as on the previous day. Fair demand lor the lower -race was reported in the morning. At noon the market78 words
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Article46 1956-10-19 10 Buyers Sellers Spot (norn 923 93] Nov. R.S.S. Xo. 1 9 93 Deo. R.S.S. Xo. 1 92| 921 N R.S.S Xo. 2 91} 91 Nov. R.S.S. Xo. 3 90 901 R M.A. on reg. tender. November 92j 92| Dot er 922 92| Tone: Quiet.46 words
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Article31 1956-10-19 10 AN intensive two-year research programme into the Maiic" preservation of food is being undertaken by the low Temperature Research s- ition of Britain's Departnl of Scientific and Indus- Research.31 words
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Article221 1956-10-19 10 MALAYAN sharebrokers yesterday reported the following business dene: Gammons 52.07J to 2 2 F N ords $2 06 to ?2.04; H.corner $3.175; H. Waugh $L 62»; Hoaakor.j Bank SotiQ.oo: M. Cement 51. 75; McAlister $1.08; Sime Darby $2.02 xd; Cold Storage $1.60: Straits Steamship 515.50; Straits Times221 words
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Article187 1956-10-19 10 THE Malayan share market was firm in both the tins and industrials sections yesterday with busines s passing within quotations. Rubber shares were strong, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association yesterday. Price changes announced by the Association yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers F N Olds. 203 2.06187 words
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Article44 1956-10-19 10 MALAYA imported 1.74 million yards of Indian textiles during August this year, according to the Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council (India). Malayan imports from India during the month show a decline of 600.000 yards when compared with the previous month.44 words
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Article26 1956-10-19 10 BRITISH Petroleum is to make a conditional offer worth almost £9.6 million for the whole of the ordinary capital of Trinidad Petroleum Developments.26 words
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Article, Illustration154 1956-10-19 10 Passenger Service To F.E. P!an THE Ceylon Shipping Lines have plans to establish a passenger service to the Far East in the near future, its technical manager. Mr. T. I Virkki, told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Virkki arrived in Singapore on the 1,722-ton cargovessel, Chilaw, the only ship which the154 words
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Article63 1956-10-19 10 FOREIGN" imports of tlr concentrate? into Ma 3 during September amounted to 1.268 tons < 1.215 toi August), according to official statistics. The total quantity Imp rted during the first nin« i of the year amounted to 10.215 tons 1 11.230 tons for the same period ot63 words
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177 1956-10-19 10 BURMA is in the Singapore market looking for about 6,000 tons of sugar lor nearby shipment, accord ing to a spokesman of the Singapore Sugar Traders' Association yesterday. The spokesman indicated that about 2.000 tons were to be shipped to Rangoon h-y the end177 words
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Article60 1956-10-19 10 GOODYEAR'S retreading plant in Manila is one of the few in the East retreading earthmoving t y r e s, a spokesman of the firm pointed cut in Singapore yesterday. The Tyresoles Company of Malaya Ltd. however, has a factory in Penang which is capable of retreading all60 words
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Article70 1956-10-19 10 Johnson Johnson Chief Due MR. J. F. Brooke, managing director of Johnson Johnson (Great Britain) Ltd.. will be arriving in Singapore on Oct. 31 on a short visit. Johnson Johnson Ltd. are manufacturers of baby products, including the wellknown Johnson's Baby Powder. During the past few years there has been70 words
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Article130 1956-10-19 10 SHIPS IN PORT OUTER ROADS Asphalion, i Maru. Ham Negobla. Pekoj, Pamix, Reginald I Shaturstro Galab Pride, Sanana. Malika Borneo uerardmen. Tai Peo Hong. Eastmen. INNER ROADS Bag Siong Yong Ann. Pi Barumun Aniwa. Lam Ann. Rimau, Sfc Deli Kah Soor Leonf Perinti s ichir. Merlimau Senggarung, A\ Hua L130 words
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Article49 1956-10-19 10 OCEAN shipments of prepared latex irom Malaya during September amounted to 7,014 tons bringing the tot a in the first nine months of this year to 67.835 tons. The nine-month figure shows a drop against that of last year's corresponding period which was 82.562 tons.49 words
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Article40 1956-10-19 10 SIX hundred holiday-makers watched television shows as they travelled in two excursion trains from Glasgow to Oban in Scotland recently. This is believed to be the first time that television has ever been installed on a train.40 words
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Article40 1956-10-19 10 A HUGE dam. to be built by the U.S. Government to conserve water, develop power, aid irrigation and aid in flood control on the Columbia River, has been dedicated and placed in use near Bridgeport in Washington State.40 words
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Article38 1956-10-19 10 NEW YORK. Oct. 17 (UP) Dow Jones closing averages: STOCKS: 30 Industrials 484 fifi 20 Rails 160.14 15 Utilities 66.15 85 Stocks 171.63 The Dow-Jones Commodity Futures Index < 1924-26 average equals 100) closed at 161.33.38 words
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183 1956-10-19 10 More Japanes Cement Come Into Malaya INCREASING bunding octivih. laya is reflected in the rise of cement from one of our mom supplier* L i!l In the firsi i ight months of I pc ing cen xcl tiding cement amounted to 110. 049 tons, worth 109,958 ions worth 57.912.177 in183 words
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80 1956-10-19 10 U.K.Firm 250 Year Link Wirt Far East Tin last v versa, world uJJ merrh linked i!a j i-ar i The Tv been foi Tw.n T:a T« It v. as ni enl i tea in 12 tea car; Tv. It v. tea in I which i to early ed 1 China80 words
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Article31 1956-10-19 10 SINGAPORI duce Exchar.. prices per were: Copra, $2S£ sellers: $4<H s< (drum. white peppei Sara s S S Hon HOLIDAY I CO Of l»>i; 11 m.\ N MBEB 4 p.m.31 words
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Article103 1956-10-19 10 MALAYAN exports Of ribbed smoked sheet nil during September amounted to 63.759 tons compan d with 52.044 tons lor the same period of the past .Mar. according to official statistics. In the first nine months ol this year the total exports amounted to 467.074 tons (462.514103 words
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Advertisement699 1956-10-19 10 NOTICES BOARD OF LICENSING JISTICES. SINGAPORE NOTICE OF QUARTERLY SESSION QUARTERLY session ol J the Board of Licensing Justices for Singapore will bt held In the Court of the District Judge and First Magistrate In the Criminal District and Magistrates C irts Building. South Bridge id, Singapore at 10 30699 words
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Advertisement560 1956-10-19 10 MLNICIPALITY OF MALACCA. SUPPLIES rOR 1957. rffIENDERS are invited for 1 the supply and delivery |ol the following materials and services: (A) FUEL. LUBRICANTS AND ANTI MALARIAL OIL (B> ASPHAI T A N D EMULSION (C) ROAD METAL AND SAND (D) BUILDING MATERIALS (E) TOOLS (F) SUNDRIES (G) FIREWOOD (H)560 words
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Advertisement290 1956-10-19 10 NOTICES NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES s.s. 'RIOI \Y" ABB 16-10-1956 Berthed; 17-10-1956 S.H.B G Klowns: 6 7. Genera] survey will be he'd on the 25-10-i9."vh No further survey will be held. NEDERLAND LINE ROYAL DITCH MAIL 41. Robinson Road, Tel: *****. The Bankruptcy Ordinaire (CHAPTER II) In the High Court of290 words
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Advertisement28 1956-10-19 10 PELNI-LINES 12, ROBINSON KOAD Tel: ***** (Freight— /Through Cargo Tel: ***** (Monoger). J "PALIAT" for Polcmbong "EMPOH" for Sirk/Pokon Boru "KALIMANTAN' for Djekorto Sourobovo "PADEA" for Indrogm Ports28 words
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Advertisement707 1956-10-19 11 TRADING CO., LTD. HI/* «obin»on ttoae c THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORIH AMERICAN SERVICE v n New York. Baltimore. Philadelphia 6 Cwlt f Portl Spore f.Sh.m fenene 19 Oct x 914 Nov 15 16Nov 17,18N0v -9 Dec 4 |an 5/6 Jan 7,8 jan "'a*** f ro<t d 0th DO,t to707 words
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Advertisement1130 1956-10-19 11 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 Sh?"** 1 Hfcorporateo in Singapore) (12 llnct) 57 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE Carrier* opr )0 r. re proceed via orhe. po.f» ro load end dicchatß* cargo SAILINCi to UVtRPOOI CLASCOW iONOON CONTINENT. ALL VIA SUEZ Singapore Airing... v Sai\t P. Sham Penans Aictnou*1,130 words
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Advertisement893 1956-10-19 11 MITSUI V§^ LINE Spore P. S'hom Person? FOR JAPAN Hoeison Mary for Yokohama. Nogovo Kobe vio Hongkong. 20 Oct Akokurasan Mqtu for Yokohama, Kobe Moil vio Hongkonq 2 Nov u^ 29 Oct Bonsei Maru For Moil. Kobe Yokohomc 3 Nov 30 Oct Akibason Maru tor Yokohama, Nogovo, Kobe vio Hongkong893 words
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Advertisement640 1956-10-19 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS Soilings toi Bangkok and/oi Foi tott Penong P.S'hom Spore "MEONIA" Godown 44 "LALANDIA" In Port 21/23 Oct 24/26 Oct "ASIA" 28 Oct/2 No* "BOGOTA" 31 Oct/ 1 Nov 2/4 Nov 5/6 Nov HOMEWARDS Soilings tor Genoo, Antwerp Rotterdam Hamburg, Copenhagen, Gothenburg, Oslo. Spore P. S'hom Penonp640 words
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Article, Illustration972 1956-10-19 12 THEY said I would never get to see film star Judy Garland at home. But those Hollywood gossips were wrong. They said that even if i did get to her, she would spare me only a couple of minutes. But they were wrong again. Judy chatted to me972 words
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Article, Illustration158 1956-10-19 12 ZANZABUKU On Safari in Africa 7ANZABUKU, or Dangerous Safari in more known language here, takes you to the wilds of Africa on a camera-hunting spree. Filmed in Trucolor, it records the third African Expedition of famous explorer "Bring 'Em Back Alive" Lewis Cotlow whose fine collection of wild animals has158 words
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Article, Illustration435 1956-10-19 12 Steve Neoh - PROUD PROFANE Steve Neoh says PARA MOUNT'S PROUD AND PROFANE, coming to Cathay, is a frank and daring story of physical passion which grows under waf conditions to a love that defies convention and overrides prudence. Both in uniform, bemoustached, scowling Bill Holden and sensitive, demure Deborah Kerr fight out435 words
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Article36 1956-10-19 12 Guess rinht? Of course it's non f < v Holden. That brush moustache an,: hairy to make him look formidable as ts \)i\tn cal Marine Colonel Colin Black wh when not fighting Japan< i36 words
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Article, Illustration334 1956-10-19 12 Christine Diemer - The 'Iceberg' thaw, in a jungle Christine Diemer by Ekberg and the most terrifying electric storm above the clouds ever seen in the films are featured in BACK FROM ETERNITY. RKO s newest offering to Singapore. The storm. in natural beauty and menacing action, wins hands down. A real thriller.334 words
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Advertisement172 1956-10-19 12 VIII feu Willi rl~li A NAME TO TRUST, ]r)'/tW FOR SMOOTHER, Ulmglj FASTER CLEANING Ji You know that you can rely on flj WumwMm^ Vim, and that's a blessing if you arc |jj^^ Wmmw^LmW I looking for bright, gleaming sur- jjj faces. A cleaner that scratches soon yJi k ruins172 words
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64 1956-10-19 13 Britain's 4 cave For Melbourne Stampfl N IS. c\P»Ohmp.c remote methods p.ired to i'",. ne foi fir>tthe man help them medals. I etres), Chris ins Hops t coach b who he ped the te S nei I voir. J iwlive at rntil the ned. or and fitness for p j.64 words
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291 1956-10-19 13 CEYLONESE GIVE WEAK AIRMEN A BIG BEATING CEYLON Sports Club chalked up another biff score against the Royal Air Force Changi, when they beat the airmen by seven goals to three in the SHA i)tv. 1 league match on the CSC ground yesterday. This was the Ceylonese fifth consecutive victory291 words
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Article105 1956-10-19 13 Karachi. Oct. 18, (Reuter) —Both captains agreed tha* pace bowler Fazal Mann, played a decisive part In Pakistan's Te t vie ory over Australia m AH. Kardar. who led Pakistan, said the way Fazal bowled during the match gave no chance to the batsman While praising105 words
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Article63 1956-10-19 13 MELBOURNE. Oct 18, UP) The (occei and field hockey fields at the Olym- here may not be tne for the Olympic because of bad her. s r William Bridgeford. Execu ive officer of the Olyi pics organizing commitdd last night that the weather had caused setbacks63 words
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Article, Illustration64 1956-10-19 13 THE Regimental Army Pay Office team which retained the Nee Soon Soccer Cup jor the 6t)i time in succession. In the final, on Oct. 11. the RPO beat the Malayan Basic Training Centre 6-0. The team is (front row left to right): Corthine, J. Dot cling, Mugford, Scobie64 words
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Article84 1956-10-19 13 London And Rome Draw In Boxing LONDON. Oct 17 (Reuter) London and Home drew the amateur inter-city International boxing match al the Royal Albert hall last night each winning fiv e bouts. Three of Britain's nominated Olympic Games boxers were the London team. Charlie Spinks was outpointed by salvatore Manca84 words
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Article53 1956-10-19 13 SAN JOSE. California. Oct. IT. (API Gabriel (Flash) Elorde iv Manila knocked out Luke Sandoval of Los Angeles in the second roilnd ot a scheduled 10--i inde Tuesday night after a bad cut over Elorde's eye forced Fil pino to step up his pace Elorde weighed53 words
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Article53 1956-10-19 13 LONDON. Oct. 17 (Reuter) Garfield Owen the Newport and Welsh Rugby Union fullback tonight signed as a professional with the Halifax Rugby League club fcr a reported fee of between £4.000 and £5,000. First capped against Ireland in 1955 Owen played in all four matches for53 words
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437 1956-10-19 13 PRETTY PAMELA IS U.S. ANSWER TO BIG NINA SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17 (UP)— The good right arm of a pretty San Francisco high school student has won her a ticket to Melbourne, Australia, as a competitor in the discus event of the 1956 Olympic Games. But even if you look437 words
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Article246 1956-10-19 13 Schools Swim Meet Finals Today HEATS of the Singapore Secondary Schools' Bth Annual Swimming Championships held at the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday resulted as follows: Boys Qualifying 100 Metres Free Styles Gordon King iS.A.S.). Thomas Lee (R I.\ Ong Thiam Chye 'S.J I.). Koh Scow Chuan (ACS.). Fong Hoe Beng246 words
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377 1956-10-19 13 Weather Reports Worry Russians Hungarians MELBOURNE, Oct. 18 (Reuter)— Russian and Hugarian Olympic officials are perturbed about the way in which Melbourne's weather can change suddenly. They fear thLs unreliability of the climate might affect their athletes' chances at the Games. Soviet Olympic Attache. Mr. Peter Soboley. said here that377 words
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Article84 1956-10-19 13 BOMEAY; Oct. 13. (Reuter) —Australia's cricketers, who tcurccl England and were beaten this morning in their one test with Pakistan, arrived here last night, by air from Karachi. They will leave for Madras tomorrow morning to prepare for the first of three tests against India, starting here84 words
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Article87 1956-10-19 13 LIVERPOOL. England. Oct. 18 <AP> Jack Southworth. rated Britain's greatest soccer centre forward of his day. died yesterday within a month of his ootl-f birthday. He played three times for England. was a member of Blackburn Rovers' Cun winnine teams of 1890 and 1891 and87 words
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180 1956-10-19 13 YOUNG Edwin Tessensohn, spearhead of the Singapore Recieation Club, scored an hattrick and helped his club beat the SHB Police by four goals to nil in yesterday's SHA senior division match on the padang. M. Wright netted the othergoal. For the Policemen this is their180 words
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Article17 1956-10-19 13 TTILL: at Kandang Kerbau Hos-■"-A pital to Maureen and Peer, a daughter Rosanna. on Oct 18.17 words
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Article43 1956-10-19 13 MADAM CHIEW POH CHENG. aged 71. on 15 1056 leaving behind beloved husband Tan Soon Yam. 2 sons Tan Piak Cuan, Tan Wan Meng. 2 daughters-in-law. 5 daughters. 4 pons-in-law and 35 grandchildren to mourn her loss Funeral en 27.10.56, 10 am43 words
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Miscellaneous233 1956-10-19 13 il Abner By Al Capp 2f^ _\£c •1 Vx "Tl XC-'L'LDO ZVEV XEEL/ZE THET TH4R W (-THEVS USEI> TO A F/NE L/FE. J^-: < V HAH'SOME. HARO-WORK/N 'HUSBJN X OH.'.' HOW K/N AH MAKE SHORE THAR V >T7JV£^SWEfT) J! f AN'PAPRV GOT~s«uOt*«"-OHLYSY UV/N' STANDARDS WONT QO DOWA/ f I <j^\-233 words
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Article, Illustration51 1956-10-19 14 MARY'S THE BEST BET FOR 100 m SEMI-FINAL SINGAPOWS U year-old Mary Klaus has 204 id prospects of qualifying for the semi-finals in the women's 100 metres at Melbourne next month. This Ls the candid opinion of her manager, Jocelyn de Sou /a. j-.^r' Jesuda51 words
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Article610 1956-10-19 14 JEFFERY JAMES - THE UNHAPPY CASE OF JASBIR SINGH JEFFERY JAMES looLatej I^HS WHEN the S report AAA tint refused to recommend Sti pore's fastest sprinter, Kesavan Soon, jor the Gomel tc I I mWteial wh%% years more of athletics rod of hint, There's no hurr% :o send him to the 0 he610 words
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Article182 1956-10-19 14 Perak Pick Nine To Meet S'pore OH Thursday Perak v.... meet Singapore in the inter-zone fina' of the Foong Seong C ip ba iminton competi tion no re on Nov 3 and 4. Perak qualified for the fina! by boating Keoah 7-2 while Singapore trounced Jonore 8-1 The winner of182 words
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Article, Illustration668 1956-10-19 14 BILL FUNK - BILL FUNK by who will cover the 1956 Games for the Standard They'll Rise to the Occasion He said: "Mary's one of those girls who can be counted on. She's got the temperament. I expect her to do 12 sees, in the 100 metres. It von't surprise me668 words
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Article, Illustration1009 1956-10-19 14 Windsor Lad - Windsor Lad By DAYBROOK, a bright Gold Cup prospect from the van Breukelens' stables, showed unbeatable form at Bukit Timah yesterday when horses were given their winding up gallops. With improving Roulette for company, the four-yeai-old was merely cantering when he covered1,009 words
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490 1956-10-19 14 THREE RINGS 15 STILL MOVING LIKE A WINNER Rodders Gold Cup candidates. THREE RINGS (Maniam) and CYPRESS POINT were associated In a testing: three furlong spin which they did in 40 1/35 sec. Three Rings finished best and is retaining his Penang Gold Cup Form. WEST POINT /Jones) was very490 words
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139 1956-10-19 14 M.C.C. Tourists Arrive In Cape Town CAPETOWN. Oct. 13 (Reuter)— The M.C.C. team received a cheery welcome today on their arrival here in the Edinburgh Castle to begin a five-month tour ol South Africa and Rhodesia. A large group of South African and Western Province cricket and civic officials were139 words
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Article22 1956-10-19 14 BRISTOL. Oct 17 (Reuter) England and France fought a goalless draw to their under--23 soccer international under floodlights here tonight22 words
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Article443 1956-10-19 14 Hongkong Riots Hit M.Cr a THE Malayan Chinese Football Association not only lost the Ho Ho Cup to the Hongkong Chinese but also incurred a financial loss in the trip, according to the Manager, Mr Chan Lai Hong, who flew back into Singapore last443 words
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Article54 1956-10-19 14 Aussies - Aussies By MELBOURNE. Oct. 16, (AP) -The Australian Olympic Federation has banned Australian competitors from taking part In the international competitions here before the Games. "We won't be party to sn\ games previews.' 1 th« Federation told amateur sports official? An international athle'ics meeting is planned In Olympic54 words
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Article24 1956-10-19 14 Today Sport SOCCE! S\ i era. p.//. hoc/:/ r C9r^ S.H.B. p I at V.MX I RCGBV; BAC I vs. S J nun? r24 words
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Article48 1956-10-19 14 JOHOR EDGE PENANG JOHOR] njJ es J ban::..:.- q| 1 Bahru last The results v* play< Single* E i Omar Mai Sena 15-5. 15-6. Doabfa F Abba CV. ng and Vie: 15-4. 15-6. Par: and Ahamad t to idi Chong LI Womo v Yap l( 5l 1 ;>•; 4-11.48 words
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Article36 1956-10-19 14 TOT -I j B g Seletar Cp Ltjl St RS Bussai F i L 1 Russe 3 (RMC) Ca 2 Lf Orr Lt Ye< 3 v RASC L 4 F> -J I RS 136 words
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Article31 1956-10-19 14 LON" >< >N < 18 (H Ron I linquishcrl r I hospital here 1 go an cc i Bar* on v by doub i expects to be in hosp&l*! \«.cck«31 words
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