Singapore Standard, 18 January 1957
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Title Section12 1957-01-18 1 Singapore Standard •fifxn. >«• SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1957 12 PAGES 15 TENTS12 words
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Article, Illustration115 1957-01-18 1 SHE 'CLICKS' A S THOUSANDS CLIMB STEPS MORE than 125.000 devotees and onlookers flocked to the Batu Caves m Kuala Lumpur yesterday for the annual Thaipusam ceremonies of penitence through self-torture. For many non-Hindus, the mysticism of rites bathed m centuries of tradition and the weird-looking Kavadis and instruments of115 words
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86 1957-01-18 1 SOEKARNO'S MOVE TO 'SAVE INDONESIA' I Jan. 17 (UP>~ Soekarno announcer the formation of a Advisory Council" X nself as head to ;e m ocr ac y" m I nn told foreign ■nrr.-T m a rare intervicv i Palace that the ganlzed to "cure -.ionesia," would a dictatorship. fused a86 words
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320 1957-01-18 1 ATOM SCREEN FOR WORLD TROUBLE SPOTS ff.£ Drives Wedae Into The Plans Of Aggressors IKE'S POLICY SHAPES OUT IN 6 TASK FORCES, READY TO STRIKE WASHINGTON, JAN. 17, (UP)— THE DEFENCE DEPARTMENT PLANS TO STATION ATOMIC TASK FORCES, ARMED WITH THE LATEST BOMBARDMENT MISSILES, AT TROUBLE SPOTS AROUND THE WORLD,320 words
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Article76 1957-01-18 1 THERE are three BIG reasons why therecan be no merger between Singapore and the Federation. They were listed by the Federation's Chief Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman, m Singapore yesterday. And they are: ACCEPTANCE of Malay as the national language m the Federation. A PLEDGE to uphold the status of76 words
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Article71 1957-01-18 1 UNITED NATIONS. New York. Jan. 17 (AP) Israel today expressed a willingness to withdraw its forces from the Gaza Strip and the Gulf of Aqaba region m the Sinni Desert' if the U.N. can asree on arrangements to safeguard Israeli interests. Earlier Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud71 words
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Article28 1957-01-18 1 NEARLY 2.000 former Communists surrendered to the South Vietnam Government m one southern province during 1956. the semi-official South Vietnam News Agency reported m Saigon. UPUP - 28 words
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Article24 1957-01-18 1 TWO more Western correspondents were yesterday expelled by the Hungarian government bringing the total m the last week to three. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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578 1957-01-18 1 ...and the inside story about that Security Council for Singapore yesterday. Reminded that he DID speak m tavour of a merger of the two territories some time ago. the Tunku laughingly retorted: "Ah, but that time I was new to my578 words
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Article149 1957-01-18 1 NICOSIA. Jan. 17 (UP) A Royal Air Force pilot today was ordered to face a court martial on charges of deliberately wrecking a jet bomber to avoid bombing Egypt Flying Officer Dennis R. Kenyon. 24. was remanded for a general court martial m Nicosia on Jan.149 words
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134 1957-01-18 1 Suez Rift Will Be Mended LONDON, Jan. 17 (UP)— Prime Minister Harold Macmillan intends to call an early Commonwealth Premiers' conference to mend rifts caused by the Suez intervention, it was learned today. Next to restoring the AngloAmerican alliance, the strengthening of the bonds within134 words
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Article19 1957-01-18 1 THE Evening News, one of Glasgow's three evening papers ceased publication last night for economic reasons. Reuter.19 words
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260 1957-01-18 1 DON'T COURT DEATH WITH THOSE JAP TABLE-LAMPS! THE Singapore Assistant Coroner. Mr. Giam Chong Hing, yesterday warned the public to be careful when using Japanese manufactured table-lamps m their homes otherwise they would be courting death. lhe Coroner Issued this warning at the close of an inquest on 31-year-old radio260 words
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Advertisement20 1957-01-18 1 .^SSES TO MEtt CBEAT Of fNA KOAD. h* New Year L M Ce 'ebrate with ~^M 'he speciai carton I20 words
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Advertisement49 1957-01-18 1 sJ&FJm^S} CAMIRAS JHb^ occtuoritt NEW RfX PHOTO STUDIO 1 Roffltt Place Singoport 1 Tel:- ***** Bk>^ V li —^zM^^~~ I BB^BBBH BB^B^^^^^B^^b! Bftft |^rwwwTjjrTrj»WWmTfVj| bbl^^bmSh <^^^^^^^^B>^Br^B^^^B^^B^^ Lf Hb)b^bb^bl 5555*^ The Ifflv t til H JOOC ball-bearing \JUG n*& üBSL IAAC "hat jet propulsion is nonWyyVyXA I^JOC« /o avidlion \ISSSSSSSSj*J49 words
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Article155 1957-01-18 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib) m Singapore jesterday were:— Buyers Sellers Spof fob. Oom.l 1005 10U Jan.RSS No 1 96k 964 Feb.RSSNo.3 93* 93* R.S.S. So. 3 91 91V Tcne: Easier after steady. STORE TIN The price of tin on the local market yesterday was $38? per155 words
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Article312 1957-01-18 2 Soldier Gets 96 Days LFor Assaulting Servant Girl KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— An Army signalman, Hashim bin Ahmad, 22, had his face slapped by a maidservant at an identification parade held at Malaya Command on Dec. 27 last. This same signaller had slapped the girl312 words
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83 1957-01-18 2 800 Govt. Men Want More Pay: Decision Soon A DECISION over the demand by about 800 junior stail members m the Singapore Government service for a R-age increase is expected next wee lc The staff side of the Joint Civil Service Council demanded a wage rise of $15 to $2083 words
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Article99 1957-01-18 2 Hashim told the court that he had not worn a bow-tie since 1953 "because it was against the Islam religion to wear a bow-tic". He used to wear a "Yankee" tie m Singapore, he said. On the second charge, Hashim claimed that he went to99 words
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Article37 1957-01-18 2 HONGKONG. Jan. 17 Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $16.09 to £1 Sterling: 56. ***** to U.S.RI; $1,841 to Malayan $1 $n.183 to one Indonc-M-n Rupiah; Gold $269.5 to a tael-37 words
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Article138 1957-01-18 2 $30,000 RANSOM TO SONS ABDUCTORS KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Police today confirmed that a wealthy Kuala Lumpur land-owner had been kidnapped and released after payment of a 530.000 ransom rarly this month However, police refused to divulge the identity of the victim. The Standard, however, understands that the man is the138 words
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Article781 1957-01-18 2 BUT TRAP SET BY MAGISTRATE FAILED TO CATCH INSPECTOR PENANG, Thurs.— A court bailiff was lured into helping: to lay a trap for a police inspector on the pretext that he would get an opportunity to see blue films, the Sessions Court was told today.781 words
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Article129 1957-01-18 2 THE Department of Ml Studies. University of ii laya, is seeking lecttw locally and abroad, to ca duct certain specialized i§ jects connected with Pendita Haji Zalnal-M din bin Ahmad, acting bol of the Department, told *J Standard yesterday there was difficulty m W ing suitable129 words
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Article36 1957-01-18 2 SEAMAN FOUND DEAD A SEAMAN. Fang, 40, who was I yesterday on board the Bee anchored Roads No foul play ted The body of an 1 boy. Tay Toh E floating m the tea Tiga, yesterday.36 words
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Article20 1957-01-18 2 JEWELLERY and cash $30 were si the resident of Mr. Huat, a cinema rr Tanjong Tokong ROI yesterday.20 words
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Article126 1957-01-18 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— Abdul Ghani bin Talib appear, cd m the Sessions Court today on two charges of criminal breach of trust of money entrusted to him as a public servant The first charge was m respect of $468 and the other $760.77. The offences were126 words
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Article, Illustration272 1957-01-18 2 A GIFT FOR SPECIAL GUESr TO MARK The OCCASION KIALA hi MPi Thursday. Ro y y* Director Vincent. nn T half of the Brn,h°A b St. Gabriel, to'U v OTcr the Scrrnclah Home from Gov^ntW He said that as K"r of Boys'272 words
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Advertisement315 1957-01-18 2 B NEW! JL I I JHI Avatch that is watertight f\^ I v' No sportsman, and no one vhosc job or leisure T^V/JfflllJJJlW I!^^^?^^ H activity brings them into contact vith water '<^^J^jUi^^^^^^J^ 1 H or steam, should be without a watertight watch. N^cCT^^ J«^K^Jl^^ /TH HltJierto has been achieved315 words
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Advertisement40 1957-01-18 2 ■Xii NEW"WORL» yi| i CABARET Sj "ROCK f N ROLL NIGHT' 9.00 p.m. FEATURING: RAZZLE DAZZLE MANUEL DIAS AND HIS ORCHESTRA RAHIM HAMID (King Of Rock N RoMS^^ cf^ S MANY NEW CHARMING DANCE J| X HOSTESSES HAVE JOINED LS.40 words
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225 1957-01-18 3 A FIRST-NIGHT CLUB FOR THEATREGOERS T|l i Irs! NteM Club* Joed to all Singapore TLJSrt-ti*** and wnirh |!ljsfs substantial price WtK-n* to any member < ihr <l» b u;vs mau E"•SUi yesterday by Donald g£rr Productions. rted to help regular Jtrons of first night perl r m;in«-rs. the "First Night225 words
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Article93 1957-01-18 3 Top School Posts For 3 Teachers KUALA KANGSAR, Thurs. Three teachers of Clifford School have been promoted headmasters of three English schools m Perak this year. Mi Karam Singh is now principal of the Clifford School m place of Mr. A. D. Bumford, who has been promoted Inspector m the93 words
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Article45 1957-01-18 3 THREE Federation Malay officers of the Rural and Industrial Development Authority will leave for Australia tomorrow to study accuntancy under the Colombo Plan. They are: Inehc Othman bin Hitam. Inche Abdul Manan bin Dahili and Inchc Mohamed Kassim bin Sulong.45 words
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Article, Illustration277 1957-01-18 3 A GIRL WITH AMBITION: s| INDKR, curly haired, Catherine Tan Siew En* fcbopins that she has hrr living at her fingertips AIJ ,i, P is asking for is a chance to prove it Catherine is the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Tan Kai Ou277 words
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Article60 1957-01-18 3 owing have been oarers of the Tampenifl Division of ral Socialist Party: n Mr. Lee Kick M< .nd Lee Kok Liang: —Lee Ah Hu.nt; treaI Koh Cher Phcna. 4 ee members M< >k Lye. Lim Tian Lee. 2 Hong. Lik Tak E if, ing Khim. Er Chcon Chin60 words
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194 1957-01-18 3 POLITICAL parties m Singapore have started planning for the next general elections to be held some time this year. THE EXACT ELECTION MONTH, HOWEVER IS ANYONE'S GUESS. The Labour Front and the Liberal Socialist Party are making a keen study of the194 words
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Article131 1957-01-18 3 Oriental Music At The Varsity THE University of Malaya Music Society will present a concert of Oriental music at the Oei Tiong Ham Hall tomorrow evening when Malay. Chinese and Indian music will be played on native instruments. A member of the Society told the Standard yesterday that the object131 words
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Article286 1957-01-18 3 Engineer Charged With Bigamy HALIFAX, England, Jan. 17, (Reuter^— A woman from Malaya wearing a green and silver sari, long earrings and dirk glasses was chief prosecution witness when John Allison-Wood, 35--year-old British engineer, appeared m Court here yesterday on a charge of bigamy. The woman saul she was Victoria286 words
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Article260 1957-01-18 3 HE SQUANDERED $6,000 ON WOMEN A MALAY soldier stationed on Pulau Brani, an island off Singapore, squandered Sb.OOO on wine and women, the defending officer, Lieut. J. Gour, told an Army District Court Martial, yesterday. As a result, acting corporal Awang bin Idris, 28. of260 words
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Article52 1957-01-18 3 The Singapore Government Pubhc Works Co-operative Thrift Loan Society Limited has approved the award of four schclar.shiDs of $50 each to its members* children. The president of the Society Mr. R. G. lies, will issue cheques of $50 each to four members' children at the P.W.D. Office,52 words
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Article, Illustration66 1957-01-18 3 Photo by MR AND MRS. Lim Kirn Hce after their wedding on New Year's Day at the Life Bible Presbyterian Church m Singapore. The wedding was officiated by the Rev Quek Kiok Chiang. The bride, the former Miss Tow Siew Yong, is the second daughter of Dr. andStudio De Luxe - 66 words
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118 1957-01-18 3 Mixed Bathing At Farrer Park Pool THE $145,000 Singapore Farrer Park swimming poof to te opened on Feb. 22, will be the first public pool to have mixed bathing. Insistence on mixed bathing at the Fairer Park pool is based on the moral drawn from admissions to Van Kit and118 words
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Advertisement55 1957-01-18 3 0! %Z»e» YeAR a beautiful SWEDISH Glass will be given away with every carton of Carlsberg Beer or Carlsberg Special For 20 STOUT CROWN BpfAJ CORKS of Carlsberg Old |jji||l Man Stout your dealer will give you a magnificent cigarette lighter. V *hese offers hold good from all Carlsberg Dealers55 words
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Advertisement427 1957-01-18 3 i catarrh v {bronchitis! Penetrating, W^KfatfWi^ ii StoL am like a r-^JBW H dripping tap Ifcn Catarrh and bronchitis are i^[^«*?^^^ caused by germ poisons DV liv^l^tf vhich collect m the cavities ■/J*»^ *^^^fl of your nose and throat. W/ >l i£»** Like a dripping tap, these 'vflf\,B catJirhal poisons427 words
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Article, Illustration87 1957-01-18 4 MORE than 1.000 guests attended the Sin Chew Jit Poh's 28th. anniversary dinner at the Southern Hotel, on Tuesday. Photo (above) shows Mr. Aw Cheng Chye, chairman of Haw Par Brothers Ltd. (fourth from left) with several prominent Singapore businessmen at the function. They are87 words
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291 1957-01-18 4 Penang Man Is Accused Of Forging Lottery Tickets A PENANG merchant- who was alleged m the Singapore High Court yesterday to have tried to get rid of 432 forged Social Welfare lottery tickets to a Singapore hotel director, appeared before Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah on a forgery charge. Chin291 words
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247 1957-01-18 4 ACTING Sergeant Stanley Phillips of the -Royal Army Service Corps School (Far East) yesterday faced four charges of falsifying accounts and two charges of forgery at a Singapore District Court Martial. Phillips was charged with making four fraudulent entries m May, July247 words
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Article, Illustration195 1957-01-18 4 MR. JOHN Hargrcaves (right) and Mr. Jack Hnnbiiry (left), who arrived m Singapore by air yesterday, are scon with Mr. J. Dalton, (centre) Far East representative of J. Arthur Rank m Singapore. TWO film executives, who are playing a hi* role195 words
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Article131 1957-01-18 4 HAWKERS PETITION TO LIM Singapore Hawkers Union, nftcr appealing m vain to I .he City Council for a 4 Chinese New Year amnesty" m the City's war against unauthorised hawking, yesterday appealed to the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock. Mr. Lim received their petition and promised to* look into131 words
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Miscellaneous378 1957-01-18 4 STANDARD ALMANAC Malayan !M;i the mat Ira I Society: Independent Missionary Movement: Evening Star (S» 10 p.m. Musica Talk on -Some Simple Mathe- Frte film show at Nantina Home. Viva (S> :10 30—11 pm Bachelors matical Machines and Instru- Queen Street. 715 pm. Only iS> ment> by Piof J C378 words
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Article, Illustration80 1957-01-18 5 SLUNG on a stock ol sugar cane (above), this Indian child Is carried by his parents to the Batu Caves ceremonies, which climaxed theThaiptisam festival m Sclangor on Thursday. A Kavadi carrying Hindu devotee (below), arrives at the Chettiar Temple m Tank Road,Standard pix - 80 words
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270 1957-01-18 5 AFTER FOUR YEARS HE IS CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF HIS MOTHER NEARLY four years after an alleged chopper on the mother, a Singapore Harbour Board lumber yesterday appeared before Mr. Justice Buttle n the Singapore Assizes charged with the murder. X m Meng, discharged f-om Woodbridge n Dec. 10.270 words
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Article126 1957-01-18 5 He RACED off WITH $11,000 I CYCLIST raced through w? of the busiest strc< tporc \csterday 100 m cash and i cheques stolen oilier and no id any attention to i few minutes earlier, t had snatched v from Mr. Lee Iliong. a cashier Sze Hai long Bank ja buy126 words
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Article33 1957-01-18 5 n air of r Singapore Supdnig yesterdaus7oo from the c on the 31 m a strong Assignee's ■he room open. that the the chatrc Service:- the same floor d open.33 words
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Article20 1957-01-18 5 RAHRU, Thurs. Prisoners' Aid appeals for en July anc nd jobs for ■cd before c obtainec20 words
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Article98 1957-01-18 5 2 Top Reds Killed In Johore JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs Two top branch committee members of the Johore Communist terrorist organization were amon^ 12 bandits killed by security forces last month m this State. Both operated m the Senai area. One was a woman, Wong Chai Eng. and the other was98 words
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176 1957-01-18 5 Car broker is charged with attempted murder AFTER a "date" m a Singapore hotel, a car broker tried to strangle a 19-year-old waitress, it was alleged at a preliminary inquiry yesterday. Chong Wong Chan was tentatively changed with the attempted murder of Lua176 words
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Article29 1957-01-18 5 IN the Johore Bahru Magistrate's Court yesterday Khoo Pu was lined $100 for using a wilfully tampered weighing machine which gave false weights. The machine was confiscated.29 words
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Article26 1957-01-18 5 THE Federation Government has permitted the display of the Indian National flag, at houses and business premises, on Jan. 26. the Indian Republic Day.26 words
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Article, Illustration191 1957-01-18 5 THE EIGHTH WONDER' DANCER IS COMING TO SINGAPORE THEATRE KATHERINE DUNHAM, sensational American dancer, who has been called the "Eighth Wonder of the American Entertainment World," and her company of 30 dancers, musicians and singers will be coming out to Singapore m May. Mr. David N. Martin, managing director of191 words
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493 1957-01-18 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. More than 125,000 devout Hindus, accompanied by hundreds of Chinese, Malay and European visitors, today climbed the 372 steps to the Batu Caves here to attend ceremonies m honour of Lord Subramanya god of peace, happiness and prosperity. These ceremonies marked the493 words
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277 1957-01-18 5 $25,000 damages for British bicycle company THE Rambler Bicycle Company of Britain was yesterday awarded £3,005 11s. 6d. (approximately $25,000) as damages by Mr. Justice Whitton m the Singapore High Court lor breach of contract by a shipping company of carriage and delivery of bicycle spare paits. The award was277 words
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Article73 1957-01-18 5 AN eight-year-old schoolRirl. Catherine John, was knocked down by a car and was killed while returning home after school at the junction of Kampong Bahru Road and Spoonor Road. Singapore, yesterday afternoon. The girl who was a student at St. Teresa's Convent, died instantly Police are73 words
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Article86 1957-01-18 5 THE Singapore St. Andrew's Mission Hospital has received donations totalling $440 for the purchase of mattresses for the Hospital's cots. The donors are: Messrs. Chan Wah Chip. Lim Kirn San. Lim Chee Poe, Teo Soon Kiat. Tan Ah Chua, Wee Soo Bee. Wee Choon Juan, Dr. Tay86 words
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Advertisement12 1957-01-18 5 MERLE I noßmfini <c:mETics I i I*JNG ON CO..H T <L 3327«12 words
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Advertisement150 1957-01-18 5 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products CHEE THONE SAN Provides Instantaneous relief for Toothache, Earache Stomachache, Muscle Pain, Indigestion, Backache, Colds, Sore Throat, etc. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL MARSHALL Guaranteed Fcbrics WHAT SINISTER EVIL LIES BEHIND THE CLOSED DOORS OF THE HOUSE OF SECRETS? SEE150 words
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Article535 1957-01-18 6 YESTERDAY at a Press conference held m Singapore, the Federation's Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, gave three reasons why the merger of Singapore with the mainland was not feasible. Since Malay will be the national language, Islam tie State religion, and the position of the Malay Rulers upheld535 words
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Article402 1957-01-18 6 JT has been said that Johore Bahru suffers from the handicap of being overshadowed by Singapore. Though it is at the tip of the Peninsula it svands at the back door of Singapore and is also situated too far from the sea That is why for decades Johore402 words
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Article1518 1957-01-18 6 PATRICK O'&ONOVjiJP reports oosn s Meditation Room WASHINGTON ]\JR. Dag Hammarskjold, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, carries a burden of diplomacy that is unparalleled. The settlement of the Sues Canal problem, the maintenance and direction of the U.N. Emergency Force, negotiations with Egypt and Israel, Hungarian1,518 words
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456 1957-01-18 6 ROBERT KEE - ROBERT KEE by TEL AVIV ISRAELI reactions to the Eisenhower Doctrine were slow to form because, to a people preoccupied with the Arab Israeli dispute, which it excludes, there seemed little to it to which to react, apart irom its irrelevance. Israel naturally welcomes456 words
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Article165 1957-01-18 6 Shots from the Talks 'TVERY newcomer to Britain should be provided with a, dog on arrival. Dogs are one of the things, like the weather, cricket, horses and flowers, about which British people cannot help talking to one another and to strangers from outside. I can stand m the market165 words
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Letter270 1957-01-18 6 Sir; In previous years the discriminatory ratio of four to one m the award of Federal Bursaries to proceeding students of the University of Malaya deprived a very large number of well deserving students from being given financial aid. This academic year the discrimination has been further270 words
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Letter344 1957-01-18 6 Sir; Many parents are m a fix because their kids have to go to schools far away from home. It is not so much a question of convenience or inconvenience as a question of how to send them there within their means. To wait for some344 words
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Letter98 1957-01-18 6 Sir; Now that the quota system is fixed by Government m Mission Schools there is no point m Mission Schools (Aided) preparing Advanced Estimates, as m Federation Mission Schools This work can be taken oil Mission Schools and done by Government with their Increased clerical staff. There Is98 words
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Article645 1957-01-18 7 Emphasis On Young Tory Members t Earl Of Selkirk Is First Lord Of The Admiralty LONDON, Jan. 17, (Rcutcr)— Mr. Harold Macmillan today announced 22 more ministerial appointments m his Government which showed a continued emphasis on younger members of the Conservative q- A l 33645 words
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132 1957-01-18 7 Nehru Bars Polygamists And Drunks vHV DELHI, Jan. V p > Aspirants lo offiir under the harmr p r i m r MtaMer NeknTi party must havi•purr private lives and on j v onr wife. The Primr Minister tun with two oi m ri?ea la not a Rood r rpr«132 words
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Article117 1957-01-18 7 RSAW. Jan. 17 (UP) diehard Stalinist lunista he kicked cc have launched campaign against Polish Communist A'ladyslaw Gomalcording to reports already-tense situat urther intensified by ial admission that > rnitism. which Go- has fought, was on sources said 'he ;i campaign was m his own conby117 words
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178 1957-01-18 7 Nasser To Ask Ike: Explain M-E Doctrine CAIRO, Jan. 17 (Reuter)— President Nasser m his first public announcement on the Eisenhower Middle East doctrine has told a Greek newspaper "we have studied Eisenhower's doctrine and asked the American Government for an explanation of the vague parts/ The Egyptian leader. m178 words
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Article61 1957-01-18 7 LONDON. Jan 17 (Renter) The British Government is reported today to bo considering the abolition of conscription lor military service and !ts replacement by the American system of selective service. The Daily Herald reports that this is one of lour alternative plans before the Cabinet for limiting61 words
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Article, Illustration68 1957-01-18 7 A LIFEGUARD carries actress Kirn Novak ashore after a wave knocked her off her feet and into deep surf during location filming at Sunset Beach, near Long Beach, Ca^ lifornia. The actress, who can't swim, said the wave knocked her out for a moment or two. The lifeguardAP - 68 words
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Article77 1957-01-18 7 Ready To Evacuate A City TOKYO. Jan. 17 (Renter) Residents m Ito city, central Japan. stood by. rendy to evacuate their homes tonight as a series of earth tremors continued to shake the town and surrounding countryside. A spokesman for a group of National Meteorological Oh>crvatory experts sent to Investigate77 words
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Article85 1957-01-18 7 VIENNA, Jan. 17 (UP) Red Chinese Premier Chou Kn-lai made a hurry-up return to Moscow today to report to the Kremlin leaders on his fence-mending mission m Russia's troubled backyard. Communist Party boss Nikita S. Khrushchev also flew bark to Moscow today. He arrived from Tashkent,85 words
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Article31 1957-01-18 7 THE U.S Navy announced yesterday that the atomic I submarine Nautilus will be I lofuellcd 'for the first time" this pnring after more thar !»S,UOQ miles of travel.- APAP - 31 words
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Article173 1957-01-18 7 NAMES MONACO, Jan. IT (Rcutcr) Prince Rainier of Monaco announced today his heir, due to be bom <o Princess Grace any lutti now would be called Grtgoire Picne Richard if a ooy ami Caroline Louise iVarguerile if pir! Prince Rainier mail Ml affably at the173 words
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Article232 1957-01-18 7 WASHINGTON, Jan. 17 (AP)— A Hungarian refugee has told Senate investigators that the Russians cut out the tongues and punctured the eardrums of 200 to 300 captured German and Spanish scientists who took part' m Soviet atomic research. The purpose, the refugee said, was to prevent232 words
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Article, Illustration92 1957-01-18 7 A\\\\\\\VV \\\\\\\\\> IT'S the main road 2 from the world's most populated city to the world's oldest seaside resort on a sunny Sunday afternoon. A group of cyclists and a boy on a pony enjoy the freedom of having it to themselves with- out competition from automobiles.AP - 92 words
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285 1957-01-18 7 DAG TELLS U.N. ASSEMBLY UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., Jan. 17 (AD— Secretary General Dag: Hammarskjold reported to the U.N. Assembly yesterday that complete withdrawal of Israeli fortes from Egypt is aa essential step to peace between Israel and Egypt. He made public a report showing that Israeli285 words
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Article28 1957-01-18 7 THE oldest member of the American Ex-Servicemen's Association m Victoria. Australia, died yesterday aged 79. He was Thomas Maxwell Grant, a Veteran Of thp <?:^nich.Am«L ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article22 1957-01-18 7 BUSHFIRES on a 200-mlle front arc sweeping through sparsely settled far western New South Wales and threatening homestead and townships. Router.22 words
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Article229 1957-01-18 7 EASTBOURNE. England. Jan. 17 (Reutcr)— A £1,000 sterling cheque vanished after the inquest on a rich widow alleged to have been poisoned by Dr. John Bodkin Adams, it was stated m court here today. The prosecution, which alleges the bachelor doctor murdered three of his229 words
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Article84 1957-01-18 7 NEW YORK. Jan. 17 (UP> —The world paid mournful tribute today to maestro Arturo Toscanini. 89. who died m his sloep yesterday morning at his home, the Villa Pauline, m the Riverdale section of the Bronx. The world-famed conductor's body will lie m state today after84 words
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Article50 1957-01-18 7 OTTAWA, Jan. 17 (AP) Little apparent desire was shown here yesterday for a Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference at this time. However, it was considered that Mr. Harold Macmillan, British Prime Minister, will be invited to Ottawa if he goes to Washington to confer with President Eisenhower.50 words
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Advertisement88 1957-01-18 7 W 1 9/J< Voice Hoarseness jwzm Hacking Coughs f|f|| Colds f^B» 11 I •a U SHAKE IJ KwAh/'hirlC Ui™* bottle Droncmtis [ftS^ll Catarrh Sore throat |^gg[ Colic pain wSk I w.''^ Mr CHICKLD INSTAVTLY WTTH Woods GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE j^ 'r- 1 Resistance to cold germs increaaed when iupplemen%^)l Ji^y^U88 words
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Advertisement186 1957-01-18 7 4% Kayser J$ f the line you'll lovel m I -TIV IIS iS the ne that rea^y'oiveB you that m\ li II sophisticated grace every woman wants! m l*^J^\ JJ J This 15 practical luxury and form-fitting m > >\VL<Jv^ fashion made for you and yon. m L\^^ 1 Enjoy186 words
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Advertisement781 1957-01-18 8 AKGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. Tel. -3923/6. *****/4. 132/6 Robinson Road THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE Te Halifax, Boston, New York. Baltimore. Philadelphia Cult Ports. Spore Site* fenang POLYI'HIMUS 8/M Feb 15/16 Feb 17/18 Feb ANTII.OCHUS 19/2S Mar 24/25 Ma» 26/77 Mst Carries option to proceed via ether ports781 words
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Advertisement1136 1957-01-18 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 212 (18 lines) (Incorporated m Singapore) (12 lines) "J*? THE BLUE FUNNEL LOVE T D p v el Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargo SAIUNCS to LIVERPOOL. CLASCOW LONDON (r CONTINENTAL PORTS. Singapore Due Sails P-Sfiam Penang Fumitui1,136 words
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Advertisement760 1957-01-18 8 MITSUI ppl LINE Spore P. Show Penow© FOR JAPAN Meiko Moru for Moil. Kobe, Yokohamo 29 Jon 25 Jaw Harunoson Maru for Kobe, Yokohama, 4 Feb FOR U.S.A. For New York, Philadelphia Baltimore Atokaion Mora 21 Jan 24 Jan Akagiton Maru 17 Feb 20 Feb FOR COCHIN, KARACHI. BOMBAY. A760 words
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Advertisement634 1957-01-18 8 EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS Soilings *ot Bongkok ond/ot Fai t w Per.»no P %'U utr "MALAYA" 18/21 Jan 21/23 J Qn v S "KOREA" "JUTLANDIA" 28/28 Jon 29/29 Jan ty* 1 HOMEWARDS Soilings fot Genoa Antwerp R 0 ft erdo Hamburg Copenhagen, Gothenburg. Oslo. S'por. p. S'horr p "KAMBODIA" M/634 words
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Article, Illustration179 1957-01-18 9 frrtist Choy Hides Off On A Gadabout' RIDIN(> a British mad«» mo-pod. ?1--..r-old CWaeM artist. Mr. Johnny Choy Kwok. "ill leave his homo m Red Jiiii C\o*e< Singapore, early this morn- for huili Lumpur and Penantj WMr Choy will ride a Phillips "G.u jbml t179 words
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Article27 1957-01-18 9 PUR. Thur?.— tin concenti. 116.986 5.250 tons ol M nes DepartI of the month 78 dredges. 53.? mines and 73 m operation •-ersons ern••nining.27 words
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Article26 1957-01-18 9 eportcd th.it li c the prt n-Japanesc trade n March 31, the Ministry announcec Negotiation of a new would possibly be.yo next month. AP"26 words
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Article255 1957-01-18 9 TO ASSESS PRODUCT THE managing director of Sclangor Lumber Trading Co. Ltd., Mr. Bernard Hickson, is due m Singapore tomorrow from Britain. He is however, expected to stop at Kuala Lumpur first. The firm is part of the Hickxon group of companies m Britain255 words
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Article135 1957-01-18 9 Rubber Closes ¼c. Higher THE Singapore rubber market closed barely at 9fiil cents per lb. for first grade February shipment, a rise of i cent on Tuesday. After opening steady at 2J cents «fcbove Tuesday, on improved overseas advices, prices eased on a lack of support. At noon the market135 words
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Article39 1957-01-18 9 MALAYAN Exchange Banks eiations cnanges In its rates to merchants yesterday were Selling. TT or OD ready: Deutsche Marks 13f»i: Belgian Francs Ifi24i; Swedish Kr. 1K8; Danish Kr. 225; Norwegian Kr. 23H. Other exchange rates remain altered.39 words
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Article, Illustration489 1957-01-18 9 CALTEX GROUP FLEET EXPANDS FIFTEEN tankers totalling 485,100 deadweight tons were delivered to or* placed on order by Caltex companies m 1956 to complete the greatest year's shipbuilding effort m the Group's history. The vessels, products of the booming shipyards ot Britain, Holland, Belgium, Scotland, and Japan will increase the489 words
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Article40 1957-01-18 9 THE Board of Directors of N.V. Philips' Glotilampenfabrieken. Eindhoven, has decided to pay holders of ordinary and preferential shares an interim dividend of 6 per cent, for the financial year lOoG, this beinß the same as for IJ).">5.40 words
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183 1957-01-18 9 THE Singapore sugar market is becoming heavily stocked with three shipments totalling over 10,000 tons from Formosa so far this year. Another shipment of about 6.000 tons is expected before the end of the month by the Ally. A spokesman of the Singapore Sugar183 words
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Article92 1957-01-18 9 SWISSAIR STARTS SERVICES TO F.E. SWISSAIR, one of the better known airlines m the world, is to begin two new services to the Far East soon, Chancellor of the Swiss Consulate, m Singapore, Mr. I. Etienne said yesterday. A DC-6B aircraft will leave Zurich m April for Geneva. Cairo. Abarian,92 words
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Article353 1957-01-18 9 THE Malayan share market was rather steady m all sections yesterday. There was small fluctuation with brisk transaction m industrials, tins and rubbers. Price changes announced by the Association yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers B.B. Petrol M Fed. Disp. 2 19 2 21 Gammon 2 07 2353 words
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Article170 1957-01-18 9 MALAYAN sharebrokors ytt trrriay reported the following business oone: Gammons $2 08. Hammer? $1 70 SI.G7A; H. Waugh $1.75: Hongkong Bank $900 cd. arrival; Breweries $2 90: McAlitter $2 9."). Metal Box $1,371 overnight and yesterday: Rob'.n.son ords $1.60; Sime Dnrby $2.14: Cold Sto^a^c *1..">9. $1 fiO; Straits170 words
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Article34 1957-01-18 9 BRITAIN'S leading steel plate producer. Colvilles Ltd., Scotland, turned out a record total of 2.006. 258 tons of stcc! last year— the first time they had ever passed the 2,000.000 tons mark.34 words
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Article131 1957-01-18 9 OI'TER ROADS San Carlos. Agapenor, Bentong. Kotoshiro M"aru. Scria Maru, Nagasaki Maru. Sambas. New York Maiu. Lampong. Rvujin Maru. Obokil. Mataram. Sig Li, Heather. Ommcnkerk. Sasshu Mara, Sar^o. Barumun, Benny. Skou Siaoe. Brla M'adcliene, Lucky Carrier. Schouton. INNER ROADS Perintis. Hong Mine 11..n Thale. Soon Bee. Tone131 words
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Article114 1957-01-18 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: Copra. Jan S2Bi buyers $29| sellers; coconut oil m bulk $43J. sellers, m drums $47 sellers: Muntok white pepper $117 sellers; Sarawak white $116 fellers; Special Sarawak black $82 sellers. Singapore Copra Association closing prices yesterday: Straits114 words
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Advertisement369 1957-01-18 9 YUGOSLAV LINE From Bombay to the Adriatic. Penang P. Sham Malacca Spore l.v "UCKA" 28/29 Jan JO/31 Jan 1/2 Feb 3/7 Feb INA GORA' 20/21 Feb :>2/23 Feb 24/25 Feb From Hongkong Whompoo Sport Malacco P Sham Penang ••"VELEBIT" 24 Jon 25/26 Jan 27/28 Jon M Agent,. -EAST MOUNT AGENCY,369 words
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Advertisement481 1957-01-18 9 NOTICES HOTELS LICENSING REGULATIONS, 1956. Regulation 12 (i) (a) Application for a Certificate of Registration TVOTICE 18 HEREBY 1 GIVEN tha.t MR. TOH HOE AUN of 58 58A. Jalan Besar Singapore, is applying to the Hotels Licensing Board, Singapore, for a Certificate of Registration m respect of premises known as481 words
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Advertisement636 1957-01-18 9 CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS VUATER DEPARTMENT: v Contract for Manufacture end Supply of Furniture to Pontian School, Johcre. Tender Deposit $50/- Close 12 NOON— 2B 1.37, and (b) Corrosion Survey of Approx 8 miles of Steel Pipeline and Report on Cathodir Protection. Tender Deposit $50/-. Cloie 12 NOON— I636 words
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Miscellaneous38 1957-01-18 9 .NEW YORK. Jan 11 <UP>-Dow-Jones closing averages: STOCKS: 30 Industrials 485.C5 20 Rails 133.76 15 Utilities fi9 fi9 65 Stock! l"l-80 BONDS: 40 Bonds 59 90 The Dow-Jones commodity futures index (1924-26 average equals 100) closed at 162.5.38 words
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Article, Illustration1322 1957-01-18 10 STEVE NEOH - Sizzling Action Brilliant Colour STEVE NEOH iPk* I Stunts galore m true Fairbanks style by new star Michael Craig. xH_II£! Racy, sizzling action drama of Filipino terrorists and a one-man hattlr iiith some jlag~ ttmving sentiments. DEATH OF A SCOUNDREL I 1 our beautiful women and a suave rogue millionaire1,322 words
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Article107 1957-01-18 10 And now. it's the LOOK! I" /4TEST Hollywood advice for attracting a male is to Lj gaze at him ?rifh u:ide-open rt/cs and open mouth. MARZLYiV MONROE started this open-movth technique, and JAYNE MANSFIELD and ANITA EKBERG are following it up. Giving the secret away, Anita says: "Wet your lips107 words
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Article, Illustration418 1957-01-18 10 E.M. Rasheed - Prize Winning Hindi Film E.M. Rasheed Indian Pictures by THE Indian prize winner at the last Venice Film Festival. "Do Bigha Zamin" (Two- Acre Land) faithfully i portrays the problem of coni temporary India land hunger. Through a small typical rural Indian family which desI perately endeavours to cling i418 words
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Article180 1957-01-18 10 BOMBAY Nav-Ketan Productions Hindi film FUNTOOSH is an explosive package of fun. |v Directed by veteran Che- tan Ananci and starring I Sheila Ramani. Chetan i Anand and K.N Singh, the I picture is a clean entertaini ing one. The story is about a handsome youth who180 words
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Article83 1957-01-18 10 "OILL HOLDEN says his New Year resolution is "Not to work so hard." Bill has been working solidly for several years now. "It isn't so much that I love work, but because I've been offered such wonderful roles," he said. **I just couldn't refuse them." "Now,"83 words
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Advertisement88 1957-01-18 10 IC3i I N> >? i i HHfaR ■rf Ibb Bf'-- The ntost Beautiful Woman I mthcWnrld <| y- In Technicolor (SB.) ITALY S SEX BOMB! Her sword and Her II r— <&* s. SEX APPEAL I ij HER I /Pr I WEAPONS I I Every Man 1 Vu HER 1/88 words
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Article, Illustration693 1957-01-18 11 snM^ D °N, Thurs.~Crepello will probably be the iKre f* H of i!^, British team m D€rI >y- while thll V- ad l ted| y ™rrin for error m supposing Ihm-i^K °vl edce Wiil stay a mile and a hal^ ther should be little693 words
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Article98 1957-01-18 11 Today's Sport HOCKEY: S.H A. Senior X O. Police vs. Navy Nomads at S.R.C. University vs. S.C.R.C. at Bukit Timah. TABLE TENNIS Singapore Table Tennis Inter-Club and lnter-Sc)w<)l League: Inter Club "A" Group: Spore Chinese Mechanics Assoc. vs. Royal Air Force "A" 7.30 p.m. Chinese Machine Eng. Employees Union "X"98 words
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Article115 1957-01-18 11 WIMBLEDON, England, Jan. 17 (AP)— Denmark defeated England 5-2 last night to advance to the European Zone finals m the Über Cup women's badminton championships and won the right to play Ireland for the European Zone championship. India won m the Asian Zone. Canada115 words
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Article70 1957-01-18 11 LONDON. Jan. 16 (Reuter) Draw for the first round of the Asian Zone m the Thomas Badminton Cup made here today was: India versus Thailand. Ceylon versus Japa.n. Hongkong versus Pakistan, Burma (bye). First round ties m the zone must be played by July 31. Australia receive70 words
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Article141 1957-01-18 11 Inter port Golf Series MEMBERS of the Royal Island and Royal Singapore Golf Clubs will meet their counterparts from Hongkong m the first golf Inter-Port series ever to be played m the Colony. Mr. Jack Hodgkinson. secretary of the Royal Island Club, told the Standard yesterday that the series, to141 words
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Article89 1957-01-18 11 Parry Will Fly In On Saturday PARRY O'BRIEN. World and Olympic shot putt chamoion. who was due to arrive m Singapore yesterday will fly m on Saturday evening. Arrangements have been made m conjunction w^ith the Amateur Athletic Association of Malaya for Mr. O'Brien, the 1952-56 Olympic gold medallist m89 words
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Article79 1957-01-18 11 PIETERMARITZBURG. Natal. Jan. 17 (Renter) Jackie McGlew. the South African Test captain, has withdrawn from the Natal side to play the M.C.C. m their return match which bej^ns here tomorrow. McGlew's injured left shoulder is still troubling him and he must now be considered doubtful for the third79 words
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Article163 1957-01-18 11 Nanyang Take T-T Title XAXYANG SIANG PAU. became the 1957 Inter-Bu?iness House table tennis league Champion:, with eignt straight wins. They scored a 5-0 victory over W. H. Day Sport* Club at the Chinese YMCA last night. Three teams namely. Union Merchant Tailors, City Bank Sports Club and Amintasco 'I".163 words
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Advertisement466 1957-01-18 11 CLASSIFIED ADS SITUATIONS VACANT A PPLICATIONS are invited for the post Of Minager. North Eastern Transport Service Limitori. Kota Bharu. Applicant must be well experienced m fleet supervision and maintenance and possession of an Engineering Degree and ability to speak Malay would b P an advantage. Full details (including age.466 words
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Miscellaneous245 1957-01-18 11 pCTORg PUZZLE I i;rs l 3 Beautiful lady though poisonl.LUl'J till, w 15 L^erary composiiion In conI -ou ht m the lB 'to'tV^SjX S£!j aCCOrdlng meat m (6) lT fj^ te mO6t UnSel lO the park T£ A <££ *i l9 XaV an river backs to position ■j: and past245 words
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Miscellaneous284 1957-01-18 11 TODAY'S QUOTATION: TpJ not the many oaths thai make the truth, lint tin* plain single vowt th.it is row*d true." Shakespeare. FRIDAY FOR EVERYONE: A great deal can be accomEied today by those who ccp busy but who avo:d haste, friction, impractical :ty. Inspiration and ideas will not be lacking.284 words
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Article, Illustration21 1957-01-18 12 HERE'S how they finished at Ipoh on Wednesday, the second day of the Perak Turf Club's January Meeting.21 words
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Article432 1957-01-18 12 Windsor Lad - Windsor Lad it POINTERS FROM THE IPOH TRAINING %RACK He is retaining his December winning form I By I TTTT. I Til IPOH, Thurs. JOE'S TIPPLE, who missed his engagement on Wednesday, again impressed greatly on the training track this morning when worked by English jockey,432 words
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1026 1957-01-18 12 Weights And Probable Fields For Tomorrow FOLLOWING are weights and probable starters for all eight races tomorrow, concluding day of the Perak Turf Club January Meeting: Horses Class 2, Div. I— iy 4 Miles. 216 Argyll 6t 903 Mrs. G. B. Sullivan Sullivan 652 Tipsy Trout 6v 9.0* Mr. T.1,026 words
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Article330 1957-01-18 12 INDIANS ACCEPT SAFA TERMS THE All-India Footballers ha\e agreed to play two marches m Singapore and another three matches m the Federation next month. This was disclosed yesterday at the meeting of the Finance and Administrative Committee of the Singapore Amateur Foot nail Association. SAFA has offered the Indian? 3330 words
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Article187 1957-01-18 12 CLUB'S WELL-EARNED WIN SINGAPORE Cricket Club scored a well deserved one-all victory over the Indian Association m the S.H.A. Senior knockout tournament at Balestier Road yesterday. Indians who were hout few of their best players played one of their poorest games >f the season. Their forwards were too slow and187 words
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Article516 1957-01-18 12 AS BILL FUNK SEES IT.... YESTERDAY'S draw for the first round of the Asian Zone m the Thomas Cup competition held m London has once again dealt a mighty blow to Thailand. The Thais have the misfortune of being drawn against India m the first round. All those who follow516 words
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959 1957-01-18 12 Youth And Speed Are S'gor's Assets Says ALEX SOARS KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Once again I neck right out m support of Selangor to win l^J Malaya rugby football competition against s^l Services on the padang here on Saturday And I am not doing this with any i se loyalty m959 words
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Advertisement65 1957-01-18 12 COLLAPSIBLE GATES J— -r' 11'- liNtikhpw >l< m(' < y;.;' I 1 1 J i U it WSSe^M¥^\&* I T' DEPEND ON IT'S SECURITY < MEMBER OF MALAYAN WIRE MESH FENCING CO. (1946) LTD73^ms. Bukit Timah Koad, Singapore Telephone 6^' /f comin/7 /o Singapore, stay rt STRAND HOTEL 25, Bencoolen65 words
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