Singapore Standard, 11 January 1957
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Title Section19 1957-01-11 1 Singapore Standard fe *J ?R Jt #1 2. arans i« SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1957 12 PAGES 15 CENTS19 words
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Article, Illustration29 1957-01-11 1 EDEN A FLASHBACK TO LAST OCTOBER'S TORY CONFERENCE AT LLANDUDNO SIR ANTHONY EDEN pictured as he justifies his action on Suez.29 words
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Article437 1957-01-11 1 EDDY GILMORE - EDDY GILMORE A soft order to his chauffeur, then a silent, lonely ride to palace f I DON. Jan. 10 (AP) We Anthony Eden took bof the loneliest jourhla life last night mile-long strip of pfaaJt between No. 10 toini; Street and irfcincham Palace. nated bj gas street437 words
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295 1957-01-11 1 Reuter AP LONDON, Jan. 10— The Western world today welcomed the appointment of Mf. Harold MacMillan as successor to Sir Anthony Eden as British Prime Minister. Agency reports from various capitals gave the following picture: PARIS: An official attached to the French Premier's Office commented:Reuter; AP; UP. - 295 words
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Article51 1957-01-11 1 NEW YORK. Jan. 10 (Router) Jordan today accused Israel of massing "huge troop concentrations" along the Jordanian borders during the past two days. Mr. Abdul Monem Rifai. the Jordanian delegate to the United Nations, asked that the matter be brought to the UN. "before aggression takes51 words
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Article30 1957-01-11 1 A RUSSIAN tanker anchored yesterday at the Lebanese port of Tripoli with 10,000 tons of crude oil designed to help save Syria from a fuel famine. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article110 1957-01-11 1 ADEN, Jan. 10 (Reuter)— A communique issued here today reported "repeated attacks" by Yemen troops and tribesmen on the Beihani area of the Aden Protectorate. The communique said Beihani troops have "continued to defend their homeland successfully" against these attacks. It added that heavy Yemeni reinforcements110 words
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Article18 1957-01-11 1 A SLIGHT earth tremor shook the Kanto area of central Japan late on Wednesday night.— Reuter.18 words
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Article133 1957-01-11 1 JAKARTA, Jan. 10 (Reuter) An official of the government Nationalist Party which is holding onto the reins of Dower here along with five smaller parties despite the withdrawal of its major Cabinet partner, the Masjumi. said today that the party would "certainly accept" support from133 words
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Article, Illustration560 1957-01-11 1 MacMUIan Named New Premier HE ACCEPTS LONDON, Jan. 10, (Reuter)— Mr. Harold MacMillan today became Britain's new Prime Minister, succeeding Sir Anthony Eden, who resigned yesterday because of ill health. He was called to Buckingham Palace this afternoon after Queen Elizabeth had consulted her elder statesman, Sir Winston Churchill, on560 words
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Article66 1957-01-11 1 LONDON. Jan. 10. (Reuter) The Queen left London tonight to resume her interrupted holiday at Sandringham, Norfolk Soon after his appointment. Mr. MacMillan had a 30 minute meeting with Mr. R.A. Butler and Lord Salisbury. Afterwards the new Prime Minister conferred with Sir Norman Brook. Secretary66 words
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Article345 1957-01-11 2 MacMillan's Appointment Ensures Continuation Of Eden's Policy WILL LLOYD BE DROPPED AS FOREIGN SECRETARY LONDON, Jan. 10 (Reuter) In terms of foreign policy, the appointment of Mr. Harold MacMillan as Prime Minister represents a victory for the Conservative Party elements which supported Suez intervention, diplomatic sources345 words
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508 1957-01-11 2 'THIS MATTER IS OF VITAL IMPORTANCE TO FREE WORLD'S SECURITY PEACE' EISENHOWER DOCTRINE WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 (Renter) President Eisenhower again appealed to Congress today for support of his Middle East Doctrine. In his State of the Union message to a joint meeting <*£ Congress, he said: "I say again that508 words
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383 1957-01-11 2 New PM Is A Natty Dresser, Colourful Talker LONDON, Jan. 10 (AP) Mr. Harold MacMillan, the grizzled moustached 82--year-old politician who became Britain's Prime Minister today, has been a Tory throughout the 33 years of his public life. "I am a Liberal Tory," he has said. "MacMillan is an extreme383 words
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Article68 1957-01-11 2 WASHINGTON. .Inn 10(Reuter)— Senator William Knowland, Republican leader m the Senate, said yesterday that the Allies who fought m Korea should not let their arms become outdated while the Communist?; modernized and built up their fighting force. "When you 'do that you merely invite68 words
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Article102 1957-01-11 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot fob. (Norn.) IOOi 101 Feb RSS No. 1 98* 98? R.S.S. No. 2 96J 97J R.S.S. No. 3 932 94i Tone: Steadier. SPOKE TIN The price of tin on the local market yesterday was $386*102 words
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689 1957-01-11 2 Eden's Resignation: KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The resignation of Sir Anthony Eden as British Premier was received with "shock and surprise" m Federation political circles today. They were counting on his sincere friendship with Malaya m furthering Anglo Malayan relations during this transition689 words
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Article310 1957-01-11 2 France PARIS, Jan. 10 (UP) Sir Anthony Eden's resignation took France aback last night and left her feeling more isolated than ever m her long struggle to hold her own m the Suez Crisis. The French Foreign Ministry said it had "no comment" on the resignation because it310 words
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Article351 1957-01-11 3 Sultan Of Johore Refuses To Have His Portrait Used By K. C. ARUN KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Sultan of Johore today dropped a bombshell on the Alliance Government. The Sultan, General Sir Ibrahim, rejected the Federal Government's plans to use his portrait on the new Johore State351 words
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Article110 1957-01-11 3 PENANG: BACK TO NORMAL CURFEW IS MADE SHORTER Thurs. Thirons were held raids carried I curfew hours ght including n gangsters. Officer Mr. P. H. the Standard at one place and iron bars night. Police also t curfew breakid the situation i nproved and to normal. hours tonight will ned110 words
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Article71 1957-01-11 3 Man Run Over By Goods Train ntifled Chinese war> was run over train near Alexan- terday. driver told the ho saw a man -.> the tracks at a >f 25 yards and apbrakes. The train stop m time to avoid trie maJi. :bed the man a5 nd about 25 years71 words
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Article35 1957-01-11 3 ak Sanr. a herb jresterdnr fined c Court on nf a charge of bribe to Joseph a senior clerk of Railways, on May \v to the Fifth Maqis- B Jcyaretnam.35 words
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Article, Illustration88 1957-01-11 3 PRETTY Mrs. June Enderby, private secretary to the District Representative of PanAmerican World Airways m Singapore, will escort the Federation contingent of 36 Girl Guides to Manila when they leave the Colony by air on Tuesday to attend the World Jamboree there.88 words
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Article187 1957-01-11 3 LONDON. Jan 10 (Reuter) Britain today offered an undisclosed amount of economic and financial aid to the Federation of Malaya which will become an independent Commonwealth nation m August. The offer was made at the meeting of the fort-night-old Anglo Malayan negotiations here on187 words
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Article65 1957-01-11 3 THE youth section of Singapore UMNO's cast division will hold a meeting on Wednesday to discuss the present crisis m the organization and its effect on youth leadership. A spokesman of the youth section told the Standard yesterday that the forthcoming meeting would discuss a resolution65 words
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Article, Illustration53 1957-01-11 3 ;,\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\V\>\\\V A\\\\\\W\\\\\l\\\\v\V PUPILS of the Taylor Dance Studio will present a ballet recital for parents and friends at the YMCA 2 auditorium m Orchard Road. Singapore, on Jan. 26 i 2 at 3 p.m. 2 Above: Two sisters. Ann and Betty Hoc. re- I hearse an Italian dance53 words
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Article201 1957-01-11 3 Mr. Lim 's Concern Over Workers SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister Mr. Lim Yew Hock, yesterday expressed concern over the future welfare of workers who are member of the Singapore Shop and Factory Workers Union. Mr. Lim expressed sympathy for the workers when he rose to oppose a motion tabled by P.A.P.201 words
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Article55 1957-01-11 3 A 15-YEAR-OLD orphan girl was hacked five times with an axe m a house m Silat Road, Singapore, yesterday. The girl. Anathavali. collapsed m a pool of blood m the kitchen. She was admitted to the General Hospital m a serious condition. Police later arrested a55 words
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476 1957-01-11 3 Oppenheim's Appointment Receives Praise THE appointment of Dr. Alexander Oppenheim, scholar and mathematician of international repute, as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya, was highly acclaimed by all sections of the graduate body yesterday. Leading graduates described Dr. Oppenheim's appointment 11 "most appropriate..-, a very suitable candidate the right man476 words
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Article33 1957-01-11 3 The 1957 outdoor collection of Land Office and Rural Board revenue will be carried out by the staff of the District Ofiice. Balik Pulau, from Feb 26 to March 29.33 words
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Article70 1957-01-11 3 $4,000 Of Watches Stolen THIEVES broke into the Borneo Company office m Robinson Road, Singapore, on Wednesday night and got away with 14 watches worth $4,000. They gained entry by smashing a window glass panel at the rear of the building. The watches were taken from a show case. Trie70 words
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Article71 1957-01-11 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. The strike at the Lee Pineapple Cannery, m Scudai still shows no sign of a settlement. In a recent clash between strikers and non-strikers, one person received knife injuries and was admitted to hospital for treatment. Out of a total labour force of71 words
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Article154 1957-01-11 3 SINGAPORE lost 454,000 man-days of work last year because of 29 strikes. The largest single issue m the strikes was dismissal or retrenchment of workers, a spokesman of the Ministry of Labour said yesterday. The spokesman said eight strikes were staged against dismissal, seven for increased154 words
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Advertisement84 1957-01-11 3 a 1 TIC jWwLw lilt CYCLE a Ray at cycling pleasure! The RAY pleases rhe senses I product o/ Raleigh industrimm* 'eel how easily It I Retail Price, Singapore, including. Dynamo runs Clever design I Lighting set. Lucas Bell, Tools, Toolbag/Kitbag, m 3keS it SO effort- I Intlator and Retlectoi.84 words
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Advertisement113 1957-01-11 3 MABIALL GUARANTEED FABRICS fwmk A CARNIVAL OF TOLOUR AND DESIGN FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM Straight from famous fashion centres, Switzerland. Paris. Italy, come these exclusive print-designs these brilliant continental colour-effects. Choose MARJOY crease-resist rayon spuns MARS H A N crease-resist filament rayon or CALYPSO wa^h-n'-wear little-or-no-iron cottons. Marvellous to113 words
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493 1957-01-11 4 She became hysterical Sessions Court is told PENANG, Thurs. A police officer denied here today he dared a girl typist m a lawyer's office m order to obtain information about a man the lawyer represented. Inspector D. H. Sharman of the Penang C.I.D. made493 words
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Article291 1957-01-11 4 SINGAPORE Coroner, Mr. K. T. Alexander, yesterday ordered the arrest of Corporal Peter Shackleton, of RAF Seletar, alter an inquest into the death of a schoolgirl knocked down by a military truck. In returning a verdict of death by a "negligent act," the Coroner said that291 words
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Article109 1957-01-11 4 Published Obscene Book, Fined MAHMOOD bin Ahmad, a telephone operator of the Royal Malayan Navy, was yesterday fined a total of $400. m a Singapore Court for being m possession of and publishing obscene literature. Mahmood, who appeared before the Fourth Magistrate, Mr. Choor Singh, pleaded guilty to two charges,109 words
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Article86 1957-01-11 4 Only $1,ooo More To Hit Target THE Singapore Rotary Loan Fund to aid University students who are m financial difficulties is very near its target figure of $10,000. Professor A. A. Sandosham, chairman of the administrating committee told the Standard yesterday that the total is now over $9,000. The Fund86 words
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Article, Illustration197 1957-01-11 4 A Champion Of Classical Music Quits Her Country A 25-YEAR-OLD Indonesian music Graduate is quitting her country because the people m Indonesia prefer suing and jazz to classical music. Said Miss Kathryn Lee San San m Singapore last night: "It's most heart-breaking. The people m my country do not know197 words
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Article54 1957-01-11 4 FLAGS m the Federation and Singapore were flown at half-mast yesterday as a mark of respect to the funeral of the President of the Austrian Republic. A Singapore Government spokesman said the President was "head of a friendly State and as such we are flying54 words
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Article37 1957-01-11 4 HONGKONG. Jan. 10 Special Standard Services: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $16.03 to £1 Sterling; $5 97 to U.S.$l: $1,842 to Malayan $1; $0,181 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $270,375 to a tael.37 words
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Article150 1957-01-11 4 A TATTOOED prisoner who escaped yesterday while being escorted to the Woodbridge Mental Hospital. Singapore, is still at large m the City. The prisoner Goh Hai Choo. 24. made a dramatic escape while being transferred" to a van from the Police Courts cell m South Bridge at150 words
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429 1957-01-11 4 OFFICER TESTIFIES BEFORE COURT MARTIAL WHEN an Army officer checked on payment of a $50 deposit by an Army sergeant for the reservation of accommodation, he found that no payment had house keeper, a Singapore district court martial was been made to the429 words
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Miscellaneous180 1957-01-11 4 SINGAPORE jwmMf Mood Trunshivion Centre: Presentation of medal to blood donors by the Health Minister at General Hospital. 4.30 p m Chinese VM(\: .Morninc devotion 2 m Table tennia. boxing bodybuilding and billiards 5-10 p m. Liberal Socialist Party: Youne Liberal Socialists committee meeting at 18-F Battery Road. 5. 30180 words
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Article, Illustration110 1957-01-11 5 $44 Million Loan To SIT Is Approved Singapore Legislative Assembly Report si HE JIM AT LOAN of S 14,737,000 to S uiporr ImproveIrust at 51 per cent. t ptr year was apto be payable trs. Minister for Local •inicnt. Lands and [nche Ha.ii Jumat. m moving the motion seekine the110 words
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797 1957-01-11 5 THE AIRWAYS STRIKE IS DISCUSSED AND AKin I][lin1 l «c'w E i c°^ PROFIT SHARING BETWEEN EMPLOYER YESTERDAY ENDORSED BY AN OVERWHELMING VOTE the Chtf MiniS? y iJ^ y t 9 V °.V es t0 four acce Pted an amendment introduced by Paear Mr797 words
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Article, Illustration493 1957-01-11 5 A MOTION by Independent member, Mr. R. Jumabhoy for the abolishment of control on rice trade and also do away with government stockpiling m rice, was defeated. His motion was defeated by 20 votes to seven. There were no abstentions but five493 words
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554 1957-01-11 5 Flying Club does not serve 'bar flies:' $10,000 vote is approved A VOTE of $10,000 was approved for the Royal Singapore Flying Club despite another round of criCLsm against the vote from Opposition members when tno debate on the motion was resumed. The majority were for the grant to be554 words
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413 1957-01-11 5 A 'Serious Scheme' For Training Local Pilots Needed—LEE MR. LEE KUAN YEW urged that before the Assembly approved the grant of $56,000 for the purchase of buildings belonging to the Royal Singapore Flying Club, it was essential to assess their market value. Such a valuation, Mr. Lee added, was all413 words
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Article26 1957-01-11 5 REPRESENTATIVES of three Perak Chinese education bodies will meet m the Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Sunday to discuss the Razak Educational Policy.26 words
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Article, Illustration187 1957-01-11 5 THE Federation's Chief Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman, is expected to return to Singapore by air on Wednesday with "some good news" about a "merdeka" loan from Britain for Malaya. This was stated by Dato Abdul Razak, the Federation's Education Minister, when he arrived m SingaporeStandardpic - 187 words
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Article43 1957-01-11 5 PENANG, Thurs. This evening the Penans Goodwill Relief Sub-committee gave $1,000 to the father of the linotype operator of the Straits Echo Press whose body was found m Sungei Pinang on Tuesday. The lino-operator'i funeral took place here yesterday.43 words
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Article518 1957-01-11 6 'THE resignation of Sir Anthony Eden from the leadership of the British Government is not likely to cause any major political upheaval or cortfusior that his critics at home and abroad hope Will discredit his recent Middle East policy decisions. «Neither is it going to lend support518 words
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Article428 1957-01-11 6 'pHE manager of the Ipoh Employment Exchange says that there is a shortage of rubber tappers •m Perak due to Indian tappers returning to India on retirement, and that no more cheap labour is available from that country. The days have gone when labour flowed m freely428 words
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Article538 1957-01-11 6 Jonathan Swayne - Jonathan Swayne By NEW DELHI. FOLLOWING a Government questionnaire to foreign business firms m India on the number of Indians employed m higher grade executive posts, and an appeal to give Indian employees a chance to reach the top, a report just published shows that538 words
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Article1079 1957-01-11 6 Lucjan Blit - Lucjan Blit by (THE author, a Socialist Youth leader m Poland before the war and post-war London correspondent of the daily newspaper of the Polish Socialist Party until the party's forced fusion with the Communists, now lives as a journalist m Warsaw. This is the first of1,079 words
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Letter231 1957-01-11 6 Sir; I read with great interest the three million dollars which the Government will be spending for the expansion of Malay settlements m the Colony. I do hope that similar schemes will be made available for the poorer classes of other communities too. Our Minister for Local,231 words
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Letter118 1957-01-11 6 Sir: Re your announcement that Mr. Parry O'Brien, the American Olympic shot-put champion, is arriving here next week to tour Malaya may I ask what the American Stale l>ept. is trying to prove? Mr. O'Brien is reputed to be the only man m the world who118 words
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Letter575 1957-01-11 6 Sir; The colonial bogey always emphasises the need of maintaining a high calihre public service. The Malayanization Commission headed by the Chief Minister is obviously influenced by the official jargon continually emanating from the expatriate sources and the apparent sincerity displayed by the expatriate officers. The over-generous terms575 words
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Letter161 1957-01-11 6 Sir; "Aster Gunasekera" is quite correct when he says that the "formation of C o m m v r.ity Associations opens the door to unscrupulous politicians and parties with money to throw gaininj a strong foothold m these bodies to secure block VOtP.s". Singaporeans are not sufficiently civic161 words
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Letter146 1957-01-11 6 Sir; I fully concur with Mr. K. M. Byrne's views to bring down salary scales, especially for those who occupy high posts. Certainly they have to make sacrifices if they want the economic structure of the Colony to be maintained. This is the only way To avoid constant146 words
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Letter187 1957-01-11 6 Sir; This year many boys and £irls will leave the elementary schools and enter the secondary schools. I recalled five years ago how difficult it was for me to gain admission to a secondary school. Secondary education is an intricate problem, especially m a country which is seeking187 words
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505 1957-01-11 7 FRANCIS CARPENTER - France Depends On US Aid In Suez Row FRANCIS CARPENTER By UNITED NATIONS, Jon. 10 (AP)— France is counting heavily on United States help m persuading President Nasser of Egypt to agree to a reasonable settlement of the Suez Canal crisis and open the waterway to all traffic. If, however,505 words
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Article, Illustration210 1957-01-11 7 THF pr«ttv 18-yrar-m girl «»h» lost a lejr 1,, |o\r wore white with high for her welding shr had always dream- <1 »B« •ou 1 d. Ibat i v u^ v thrre was I hapP y *»n«le <>n the jcf ol I lain* EdwardsMirrorpic - 210 words
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Article59 1957-01-11 7 11SGT0S. Jan 10. I United States A -oncern to I reported mls- there, the spokesman sman, Mr. LinI his Press today m answer "The Amerir m Cairo, nond Hare, has «rr with the government on the d mls- ws m Egypt. has expressed the59 words
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158 1957-01-11 7 BUDAPEST, Jan. 10 (Router)— Soviet troops and amen were today reported he Csepel iron and steel ilant, where 38,000 workers erdav. khaki-ctad Hungarian militi to be standing by outside 1 works, Budapest's largest p held a stormy meeting yest The meeting followed158 words
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Article60 1957-01-11 7 HOBOKEN. New .Terscy. Jan. 10 (AP)— A 16.000-ton merchant ship tipped over 50 decrees m drydock early today injuring eight persons. The Oslofjord, a passenger and freight vessel for the Nor-wegian-American Line, was undergoing repairs at the Bethiehem Steel shipyards at the time of the60 words
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Article234 1957-01-11 7 Indonesian Patty Warns Shaky Coalition Govt. JAKARTA, Jan. 10 (UP)— Ali Sastroamidjojo's shaky coalition Cabinet was warned today that another party may join the Masjumi walkout immediately unless Foreign Minister Roeslan Abdulgani is suspended. Harsone Tjokrosminoto, a member of the PSI Executive Council, was quoted by the234 words
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Article112 1957-01-11 7 4 Negro Churches Dynamited MONTGOMERY. Alabama, Jan. 10. (UP). Six dynamite blasts heavily damaged four Nesro churches and the homes of two ministers early today m the worst flareup of racial violence m the U.S. souths bus integration movement. There were no injuries. The pre-dawn blasts hit ihe homes of112 words
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Article82 1957-01-11 7 Bride Dies In Mountain Tragedy GLENC'OE, Scotland. Jan. 10 (Reutcr)— Mrs. Ann Prestige, aged 20 bride of four days on a mountaineering honeymoon m the Scottish Highlandswas found dead m the snow by searchers yesterday on 3,657-foot-high stob coire near Glencoe. Mrs. Prestige and her 22-year-old husband. Mar- tin. were82 words
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Article, Illustration125 1957-01-11 7 PIONEER aviator Asscn JordanofT demonstrates the pneumatic safety cushion which he- designed to reduce injuries m survival airplane crashes and forced landings. The French poodle shows how a child on a parent's iap would be protected from the impact a crp.sh landing or ditching atU.P. - 125 words
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229 1957-01-11 7 Yemen Threatens To Call In Russian Vol unteers BONN, Jan. 10 (Reuter)— The Yemen "will call m Russian volunteers if this becomes necessary as defence against British aggression," Mr. A. R. Albaydany head of the Yemen diplomatic mission here, said today. He told a press conference m a prepared statement229 words
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Article33 1957-01-11 7 MR. Alan Lennox-Boyd, British Colonial Secretary, has cut short his touf of the Central African Federation and will return to London immediately, it was officially announced m Salisbury. 'Southern ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article62 1957-01-11 7 HEMSTEAD, New York, Jan. 10 (AP) Gabricla Mistral, Chilean poetess and Nobel Prize winner, died this morning. The poetess, born Lucila Godoy, had been ill since last October with cancer Her first major collection of sonnets was published m the United States m 1922. Critics considered62 words
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206 1957-01-11 7 Oil Workers Flown Back To Hongkong HONGKONG, Jan. (Reuter)— A group of 10 Hongkong Chinese artisans, formerly employed by the British Malayan Petroleum Company at Seria, alleged on arrival here today that they had been expelled as "undesirables" by the Brunei Government **without any justification/ Chang Ki. the spokesman of206 words
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Article82 1957-01-11 7 Commander Arms Civilians JAKARTA. Jan. 10. (UP). Reports that a North Sumatra Army Commander has armed more than 500 civilians many of them possibly Communists have been confirmed by a Parliamentary mission, the newspaper. Pedoman, said today. The Socialist daily charged that Lt.-Colonel «Wahab Macmoud. had violated a presiden- tial82 words
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Advertisement1052 1957-01-11 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 212 <I 8 Itnes) < Incorporated In Singapore I (12 lines) THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE f o r p T Carrier* option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargo SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL. CLASCOW, LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS Singapore Due Sail* Pih»m Penan*1,052 words
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Advertisement776 1957-01-11 8 MITSUI tjpv LINE 4 Spore P.S'hom Penan; FOR JAPAN Nasusan Maru for Yokohama, Kobe Moji via Hong Kong 12Jon Meiko Maru for Moji, Kobe, Yokohama 29 Jan 25 Jan FOR U.S.A. For New York, Philadelphia Baltimore Asakasan Maru 18 Jan 21 Jan FOR COCHIN, KARACHI, BOMBAY. Akakurasan Maru from Japan776 words
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Advertisement694 1957-01-11 8 EAST ASIATIC LINES] OUTWARDS Soilings for Bongkok and/ot For Eost Peoono S'W.r, I "MALAYA" 16/18Jon 19/22 Jan 23/2* "JUTLANDIA" 27/28 Jan 29/29 Jan 30/Ji £1 HOMEWARDS Sailings for Genoo Antwerp. Rotterdam. Hamburg. Copenhagen. Gothenburg. Oslo. S'ftor. P. S'hcm* p.^ "BOGOTA" Gd .13/ M f VV^lVin noo 15/15 Jan 13/14J.. CALLS694 words
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Article, Illustration348 1957-01-11 9 Malaya-Holland Trade Outlook Bright DUTCH READY TO AID OUR INDUSTRY PLANS HOLLAND is ready to assist Malaya m her present industrialization plans, Baron W. van Pallandt, Vice Consul of the Netherlands Consulate General m Singapore told the Standard yesterday. He said Malaya was importing more industrial machinery from his country348 words
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Article167 1957-01-11 9 Rubber Slumps 5¼c. On Selling gSGAPORE rubber prices dropped 51 cents to 4; cents per lb. for first grade February shipment on Iling both locally and m the overseas markets. I Trade source? explained that the heavy veiling m both k-ndon and New York was the iin reason for the167 words
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Article165 1957-01-11 9 TOURS IN EUROPE AS USUAL I [IST facilities m I fcnrope would be generI ,iiy available as usual. I gut dvi the first Ihs of 1937 petrol ntwning there mifcht I mean that public transport would be carrying rtra load, and early I booking was essential. n a report to165 words
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Article129 1957-01-11 9 OI'TFR ROADS R fota Osambaur. Lucky Carrier. Sambas. Chokyo Maru. Aardyk. Sicli. Koroshio Maru. Mm Hock. Vardaas, Hg. Cliff. Ellen Bakke. INNER ROADS "Lo^onc Hong Eng, Rodanq. Hero. Pajangan. Ang Kheng. Hin Cheong, Sersane. Champad;ih. Barker. Hua Heng. Kah Khcng. Hydra. Caltcx 9. Reserang. Tg. Pinanc. Sadao.129 words
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Article99 1957-01-11 9 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchanee noon closing Drices per Dirul vpsterrJav were Copra, Jsn S2Bi buyers. $20 se ers: coconut oil m bulk sellers, m drums $47 Muntok white Depper iwak white Special Sarawak black $84 sellc Singapore Copra Associa tien rlc?ing prices yesterday Straits mixed copra. Jan $29 (nominal);99 words
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Article160 1957-01-11 9 Business In Shares MALAYAN sharrbrokers yesterday reported the following business done: Con. Tin Smelt ords 29 \T. Fed Disp. $220: F. N. ords $2 25 and $2 27',. Gammons $2.05. $2 07: Hammers $l.<>7i. $1.70; Hume AG'lk; Breweries $2.90 MeAlister $2.90. $2.92A; Robinson ord^ $1 65 delayed: Cold Storage $1.60160 words
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Article168 1957-01-11 9 THE Malayan share market was quiet generally, with selective buying m industrials anr) tins. Rubber shares were quiet. Price changes announced hy the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association yesterday were: INDI STBIALB Buyers Sellers r Xcave OrHs 2.25 2 -0 W H;immer 1.r,8 1 7.^ M. Colls. 1.05 1.08 Metal168 words
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Article33 1957-01-11 9 OUTPUTS from estates and mines m the Guthrie Group m December were: rubber 8.41)5.700 lb.; tea (black) 179,000 lb.; palm oil 1.315 tons; palm kernels 413 tons; tin oie 1,900 piculs.33 words
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Article30 1957-01-11 9 RUBBER crops harvested m December announced aje: Malaka Pinda H7.500 lb.: United Malacca 141.810 lb.: Ayer Molck 38 410 lb.: Leong Hin San 60.300 :b.; Nyalas 5G.050 Jb.30 words
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Article30 1957-01-11 9 AN eight-member British cotton delegation led by Sir Cuthbert Clegg, chairman of the Cotton Board, has left London for talks with the heads of the industry m India.30 words
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Article, Illustration166 1957-01-11 9 Trawler With 'Magic Eye' Here THE 80-ton Japanese trawler. Sumiyoshi Maru, (pictured here), equipped with latest deep-sea fishing devices. has arrived m Singapore, under a SinoJapanese venture. The trawler not only has a radio set to send messages to Japan on the varieties of fish netted, but also a "magic166 words
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235 1957-01-11 9 U.K. STEEL INDUSTRY'S TARGET 28m. TONS AN annual demand of 28 million tons of steel by 1962 is envisaged by the I .K. steel industry. This forecast is made by the British Iron and Steel Federation's Quarterly Steel Review. While prospects for increased steel production m the immediate future are235 words
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Article493 1957-01-11 9 PREMIUM BONDS ISSUE CLOSED Response Poor, Says JGovt. KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federation Government disclosed today it had failed to "exploit" the gambling instinct m Malayans at least so far as Premium Bonds were concerned. For unlike the money-spinning welfare lotteries, the $10 million dollar Premium Bonds493 words
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Article103 1957-01-11 9 Export Of This Seed Banned KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation Government has banned the export of TJ 1 Selfed Seed until March 31 to safeguard the needs of rubber smallholders for clonal seed for replanting. The director of Agriculture, Mr. R. G. Heath, has offered to buy at four cents103 words
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Article15 1957-01-11 9 RUBBER crops harvested m December announced are: Kempas 359,000 lb.; Radeila ***** lb.15 words
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Advertisement212 1957-01-11 9 TIJGOSLAV LINE~ From Bombay to th<; Adriatic. I, Pcnang P. !i'ham Malacca S'porc <*"... 18/19 Jon 20/23 Jan 24/26 Jan 27/31 Jon G0R A" 20/21 Fcb 22/23 Fcb 24/25 Fcb F'om Hongkong Cr Whampoa to Bombay I, jri Spore Molacca P.S'hom Pcnang /EL EBIT" 21 Jon 22 Jon 23 lan212 words
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Advertisement393 1957-01-11 9 NOTICES NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF CARGO FROM STRAITS PORTS TO CALCUTTA/ CHITTAGONG CHIPPERS are hereby m formed that the Ireight tariff of the Straits/Calcutta Conference, comprising the undcrnoted Lines, has been extensively amended with efTec: from Ist March 1957. Copies of the new tarifl will shortly be available but m393 words
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Advertisement1061 1957-01-11 9 NOTICES which will dose FLOTTA LAURO LINE A at 12 noon on 24th January 1957 are invited for T/V. "SYDNEY" VOY. 24 the supply and delivery including the Federation Im- fvwiNG to the apparent imT B R« U nltnr O n, the Possibility of proceeding Tnn™£t natorlum of the homewards1,061 words
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414 1957-01-11 10 A Fresh Approach in THESE WILDER YEARS? •^HREE Barbara Stanwycks m three different roles and appearing on three consecutive days could be heavy going for even the most alert critic. But Barbara never bores me. as a rule, and, althouch she doesn't impress much m the Republic Western MAVERICK QUEEN,414 words
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Article, Illustration335 1957-01-11 10 Just glimpses of the MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMAN IN THE WORLD 'pHOSE who recall the furore last year between Dr. Mirko Skofic, husband of Gina Lollobrigida, and her press agents, will be curious to see the cause of it, when the Italian film, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMAN IN THE WORLD comes335 words
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Article, Illustration115 1957-01-11 10 The dramatic meeting between father and son. AI-G-M is now m the grape business. When the company leased a 200 r/re farm near Saint -Trope 7. France. for scenes m HARVEST THUNDER, Producer Edwin 11. Knopf and Director Jeffrey tlaydcn made an agreement with the tenants to purchase115 words
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Article, Illustration276 1957-01-11 10 Only Thing Nice Is The Song about THE MAVERICK QUEEN C/iVCE HIGH NOON it has been the rule that every Western of any pretensions must have a ballad written for it, and each serves as c cue m between the lines. The last outdoor drama to follow this line was276 words
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Article, Illustration429 1957-01-11 10 For Some Fresh Air atop THE MOUNTAIN THE MOUNTAIN, Paramount's latest picture to come here, is an Alpine drama that has the welcome fresh air tang which will give the Malayan audience so o thing and pleasant relief after the recent spate of extravaganzas. And nothing is better than a429 words
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Article, Illustration375 1957-01-11 10 STEVE NEOH - STEVE NEOH Round-up Even For Lost Love THERE'S ALWAYS TOMORROW JT is often said that there would come a time in 0B f normal family life when the much-maligned »*m year itch' will rejuvenate even th P most nnrrifd spouse with that long dormant bravado to set375 words
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Advertisement46 1957-01-11 10 IS GOOD FOR THEM..JB||^K BBgppS of de i icious NESPRAY Full Cream Powdered Milk. NESPRAY is firstI DjCC^ class, pure cow V milk, jich m cream BL anc^ v^ am^ ns every /drop is nourish* ment. jg good milk m it's I mm most convenient, onf46 words
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Article43 1957-01-11 11 MIAMI BEACH. Florida, Jan. 10 (Reuter) Qil Turner (Philadelphia) who has beaten Gene Fullmer, the world middleweight champion, gained an easy win over Jimmy Morris (Miami) her* last night. The referee stopped the scheduled ten-round bout m the sixth round.43 words
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Article67 1957-01-11 11 LONDON. Jan. lT) (Reuter) —The results of the floodlit matches were: Birmingham Ctty 4 Carlisle Uni.ed 0; Reading l Wrexham 2; Sheffield Wed 2 Preston N.E. 2. After extra time. Score after 90 minutes v/as one-one. Revised fourth round ties re Southend U. v Birmingham City. Wrexham67 words
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Article118 1957-01-11 11 NEW YORK Jan. 9 (AP)— Kansas and North Carolina continued their domination of the Associated Press' college basketball rankings on Monday, with the two unbeaten powers combining to head all but nine of 83 ballots cast by sportswriters and sportscasters participating m tno fifth weekly poll. The top118 words
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Article119 1957-01-11 11 REST7LTS of the Singapore Army Golfing Society Stablcford Competition held at the Royal Singapore Golf Club on January 9 weje: "A" DIVISION Winner: Lt. Col. F.M. Cunningham (9> 32 points (wins on last six holeO. Other Cards: Col EC. Irish <10>. Lt Col. P.P.H. McKelvey <fi» M ooints119 words
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765 1957-01-11 11 PIPE OF PEACE SHOULD STAY DERBY DISTANCE LONDON, Wed.-The Middle Park Stakes is the last and often the decisive event m the season's two-year-old campaign. Yet no colt has won this race at Newmarket and the Derby since Bahram pulled off the double m 1934-35. Last year's winner then, Pipe765 words
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Article, Illustration94 1957-01-11 11 JOXANNESBURG, Jan B (AP)— Willie Toweel is being forced by the Commonwealth Titles Committee to defend his Commonwealth championship against Johnny van Rensburg m Capetown on Jan. 19 When the fight was signed Toweel, who has fought with Rensburg three times losing the first, winning94 words
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Article36 1957-01-11 11 MANILA. Jan. 10 (UP)— The Taiwan Table Tennis Association will send If) players and eight officials to the fourth Asian table tennis championships scheduled here from Jan. 23 to 31, it was announced today.36 words
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Article74 1957-01-11 11 FOLLOWING are results of the Roya! Island Club:POLICE CUP: The winner of the Police Cup played ovc r iG Hole? last week-end was Capt. E.J. Orme (82-14 86-14=140. Runner Up was A.F Jenkins (72+74=446) Ist Bail Sweep was won by Capt. E.J. Orme (Net 68). 2nd74 words
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Article148 1957-01-11 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The USSR Olympic Committee and the USSR Sports Federations have m I teams or individual competitions from Federation of Malaya Sports Federation to take part at the third friendly international games m Moscow from July 29 to August 10, this year. A letter148 words
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Article146 1957-01-11 11 SUNDAY will see the most important event of the sailing year at Changi. On that day the Changi Yacht Club will be host to eight Singapore sailing clubs the Tcngnli and Sclctar club:?, the Royal Singapore, the Engineers and th c Sappers clubs two clubs from the146 words
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274 1957-01-11 11 NIGEL GEE - Will Jackie Robinson Change His Mind? NIGEL GEE /VW\ W VWVWWVWW VW\\ VWV\ W V\ > THIS IS THE SEC- OND OF A SERIES j NEW YORK, Jan. 9 (APV In a final desperate eilort to persuade Jackie Robinson to change his mind and consent to play just one more274 words
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Article69 1957-01-11 11 The Singapore Olympic and Sports Council will hold its first meeting of the year on Jan. 25 at the Island Club at 5.30 p.m. Mr. A. T. Rajah, the .secretary of the SOSC said the Colony controlling bodies of swimming, athletics and basketball have submitted their reports to69 words
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Article52 1957-01-11 11 Japan To Compete At Stockholm TOKYO. Jan. 10 (Rcutcr)— The Japan Table Tennis Association said yesterday that Japan will send 10 players to the world table tennis championships due to be held m Stockholm from March 7. u\n association spokesman saili the Japanese team was expected to leave here on52 words
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Advertisement674 1957-01-11 11 CLASSIFIED APS SITUATION VACANT APPLICATIONS are invited from Federal Citizen* for appointment as Statisticians m the Department of Statistics. These costs are m Division I and the saiarv scale is $.=>s4 x 34 1.2. r >4 p.m (or. if the app'icant is a woman. $544. $579 x 2.1 1,0311 plus674 words
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Miscellaneous439 1957-01-11 11 ,,„0 QUOTATION: I ('I ,,,0.1-lnin-r W«lj» all t... -rable." i V«rd HeecsW. IOR .WRY- I IS" I ;-os- 1 r with 1 1 II lan future I -re superiors. he morning or ton. i K IIIRTHDATF \su ItlRTHSlC.N to April i* M new develop- money and mote sales; i 20439 words
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Miscellaneous4 1957-01-11 11 SOLUTION TO YESTERDAYS CROSSWORD4 words
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Article, Illustration160 1957-01-11 12 THESII pictures show how thrte of the last South African wickets m the second innings of the second Test match at Capetown last Saturday, fell to English spinners Jim Laker and Johnny Wardle. South Africa were skittled out for 72 runs, losing the match by 312 rum,AP - 160 words
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921 1957-01-11 12 MB HKfl HMIHHMfI m A^F i tfykrßkT M Mill MHMlffltfWll BhlhPtl I PREMIER DOES THE FASTEST WORK OUT. BUT... IPOH, Thurs.— The fastest workout of the day was put up by trainer R. ran Breukelen's PREMIER on the training track this mornimj. But921 words
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Article44 1957-01-11 12 SINGAPORE Recreation Club beat Police Snorts Association by three goals to one m a friendly hockey match on the padang yesterday Rccs led 2-0 at half time. Mosbersen. Douglas Nor.is and Tessensohn scored for the winners while Osbert Rozano for the Police.44 words
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Article50 1957-01-11 12 Soccer LONDON, Jan. 10 (Rruter) Middlesbrough beat Charltnn Athletic by three goals to two m their English Football Association Cup third round replay at Charlton here today. The score was 2-2 at half-time Middlesbrough are now at home to Aston Villa m the fourth round on January 26.50 words
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Article14 1957-01-11 12 Tamils Festival Weight Lifting and Body-Buildtna Competition. Happy World ■Stadium. 6 p.m.14 words
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898 1957-01-11 12 GOVT. POLICY ON SPORTS A CHALLENGE SPORTSCOPE By THE SPORTS EDITOR THE announcement yesterday that the Education Department was not interested m turning out cham-| pioh athletes m schools has evoked speedy comment from various heads 'of spoiling associations m the Colony. The fact is this: The Education Department has898 words
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Article80 1957-01-11 12 The basketball competitions organized by the Singapore Youth Sports Centre m conjunction with the Singapore Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation will start during Ihe first or second week of February. Mr. Ray Kaufman. US coach said that the organizers of the basketball competitions have s" far received $1,500 but80 words
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Article158 1957-01-11 12 Krishnan's Goal Decides A GOAL scored by S Kri>h'nan m the 45th minute of play 'enabled Indian Gymkhana to beat Bharata Rovers by one goal to nil m the replay of the Tamil Festival soccer final at Farrcr Park yesterday Goalkeeper IVfanivannan played a grand qnme for Rovers. Mahesa arid158 words
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Article690 1957-01-11 12 O Bvien(Sfiotpuit) ...Vox(Cagcr) ...MiUerfAthiou THE U.S. State Department which has spent a packet of "greenbacks" 1 past to send top athletes like Jesse Owens, Bob Math i as, Sammy Lee to Mi continues its good work m the first quarter of the new year690 words
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Article52 1957-01-11 12 SINGAPORE Malays beat Johore Bahru District by two Soals to one m a friendly hockey at Serangoon Road yesterday. This match was a" warm-up for the Pan-Malayan Malay? Hockey tournament m Kuala Lumpur. Mahat netted the two soal? for the winners while Johore*s only goal came from52 words
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Article272 1957-01-11 12 THE Singapore Hockey Association will introduce a 30-minute same each way instead of the present 35 minutes m this year's knockout championship. i This was agreed at a meeting i held jresterd Duration of lime ]im;t for the 'junior section m the knockout 'competition will272 words
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Article23 1957-01-11 12 KUALA LUMPUR. ThursPolice Reserve Uni^ c beat Selangor Club \B' S-J m a hockey match on ih^ Selangor Club pad.ing today.23 words
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Article199 1957-01-11 12 Hopes Are High For 'Happy' Hari AT the rate middle distance r 'Happy' Hari Ch. progrcssin- hr ab.e to topp'c ir r r Ord nT for the half n kVt? eka s di This is the candid o of Phi.ip Slate: Selbtar, after wat( Malayan train al Institution yesterd Slater,199 words
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