Singapore Standard, 10 April 1957
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Title Section27 1957-04-10 1 Singapore Standard FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 2414 STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 line) 2 400 v iv\c;f:s is cent si no 281 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 195727 words
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Article280 1957-04-10 1 •I i! Tuev The Malay Rulers of I v 11% rejected the Reid Commis- t Malayan nationals should have iin the Commonwealth, the yjrarat mai m tonight to discuss r j working party on the R C id Alliance Party has also similar--1 lip as being incompatible f of280 words
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Article112 1957-04-10 1 Adams Verdict: Not Guiity Lqj, AprJ 9 (Rev- jury found 1 I jjjfcn Adams B \t Bordering Mrs. toeMorrel, 81-; carsj vidow at her Lpt home on Qm >ast on I 13. Let took 44 minutes icu th?ir rerdlct [ioraej-General. Sir L|id ManninghamStthere was ther Eg xainst Dr. Adams G112 words
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Article10 1957-04-10 1 military sentenced 12 per- -nlabour for ■X acivittei U.P.U.P. - 10 words
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Article42 1957-04-10 1 THE iv of a r.e\v horn baby was fcur.i abandoned m tc lane i :T Cross Street, Si: ipore, yesterday T v-as wrapped m c.--o r.c.v-papers. Pr.i^e be- c that it was left m the Inr.e en Monday ni?ht.42 words
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Article537 1957-04-10 1 LAU CHENG IMM - LAU CHENG IMM By Spear-Wielding Mother Fought Off Armed Raiders She Swears To Avenge Her Husband's Death ALOR STAR, TUES. A 28-YEAR-OLD SPEAR- WIELDING MOTHER OF FIVE, SIAH BINTE MAT, HAS SPARKED KEDAH'S BIGGEST MANHUNT FOR THE SHOTGUN-ARMED KILLER GANG WHICH SLEW HER HUSBAND AND SERIOUSLY537 words
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Article, Illustration211 1957-04-10 1 A 600 -mile dash to BMH AFTER a 600 mile-dash from Christmas Island the British destroyer. H.M.S. Concord arrived m Singapore last night with its "dangerously ill" patient. Stores Chief Petty Ofticer, C. McCorquadale. McCorquadale. heavily bandaged, suffering from a serious head injury, was taken to Clifford Pier by launch211 words
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150 1957-04-10 1 At Lest, Lim Boyd Agree On That Report From Andrew Koth LONDON, April 9. Both the Singapore delegation and the British Colonial Office today agreed on the report which gives Singapore sell-government. Thoajgfa taß consider*- mat was completed today, the report will only be' formally adopted tomorrow. The ceremonial signing150 words
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Article36 1957-04-10 1 NATO land, sea and air manoeuvres called "Red Pivot" will take place m Turkey and adjacent waters from April 12 to 14, Headquarters of Allied Forces m Southern Europe announced m Naples yesterday. Reuter.36 words
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330 1957-04-10 1 £100 M. Reduction In British Taxes Thorneycroft Presents Budget LONDON. April 9 (Reuter) Mr. Peter Thorneycroft, Chancellor of the Exchequer, presenting the 1907 Budget to Parliament today announced that the government proposed to reduce taxation this year by £100 million sterling. The Chancellor announced that an excise duty of £1330 words
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Article97 1957-04-10 1 IPOH, Tv.cs. Pcrnk State \lliancc ia to ask for m investi^ation and a full report on iSe incident at Cameron Highlands en Sunday m which a'partv cf 3d Thai visitors were allege? to have been -crosslv 11 insulted by the rnana^ement of the Cameron H The97 words
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Article102 1957-04-10 1 A 17- YEAR-OLD girl, a commercial class student, walking Son- Orchard Road. Singapore? yesterday, suddenly froze m her tracks There right m front of her, among a crowd, was a 16-year- old boy. who a month a^o. she alleged, outraged her modesty one night102 words
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Article43 1957-04-10 1 SEAT T L E, Washington, Aon. (UP)— Miss Aw Sian, General Manager Of Sin Poh Amalgamated ol Hong Kong, arrived m Scathe m Monday night, en route to Chicago where she will attend a Northwestern University journalism seminar.43 words
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Article29 1957-04-10 1 SIR Anthony Eden had more tests and examinations m Bo.ston hospital yesterday to determine the cause nis fevers and may be m hospital for a month.— Reuter.29 words
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Article19 1957-04-10 1 THE Atomic Energy Commission reported yesterday the Soviet Union set off another nuclear explosion on Saturday.- A.P.A.P. - 19 words
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167 1957-04-10 1 We Will Recognize New Malaya— Garcia MANILA, April 9 (Reuter).-Presjdent Carlos Garcia today promised immediate Philippine recogn.tion of independent Malaya. The President Bald m a press conterence: "The Philippines will be happy to recognise and welcome a tree independent Malaya. Malay as independence la the fruit oi the Pacific Charter,167 words
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Article128 1957-04-10 1 RANGOON. April 9 »AP) 3 remier U Nu told a news •onlerence today that anohcr conference will be heid vith Communist China on a wrder settlement between the wo countries. There are one or two points which .-till need ironing out, le told128 words
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Article66 1957-04-10 1 TANANARIVE, Madasa^car, April 9 (Rcutcr) Archoishop Makario? of Cyprus arrived hero by air today from the Port of Tamatave on hll way to Athens following hi£jeteaM lrom exile m the Seychelles. All the Greek colony of Tananarive turned out to meet him at the airport. He if66 words
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Article, Illustration79 1957-04-10 1 SUNGEI PATANI Tups p. ij centra d i earn ng out I .nHOtfft i ir. r v. ir rr. the 1 th« M <-■ c irt re ai -.oon ywlerdti < Saad r>:n Ibrahim, a .-.r .d oddb man K:.ir.o; r.2 M.va iri Naik S v.Standard - 79 words
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Article29 1957-04-10 1 AN 11-YEAR-OLD boy. Sim Ah Hock, die-1 en the way to ihc Genera] Hospital yesterday after he was knocked down by a van m Bendeemer Road. Singapore29 words
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Advertisement78 1957-04-10 1 L RECORDER \l«i O Music L ,:TCH CO. LTD, UjJ* |r d9C TJ° a ***** Its risky to ask 1 just for oil 1 I SAY CASTROLj "You r motor dealer can't guess /i^S^^V what you Want ■1^ That is why I fljg^iwpwwji'^i always ask for It^fc Castrol by name.78 words
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Advertisement68 1957-04-10 1 SteamoMatic £io!h n Steam d Dry [Ton Sole O '.fr.butors tor VoiovO. Smgapoft North hcrneo. THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.. (MALAYA LTD. MS blisters REPRESENT LANGLEY ENGLAND SPECIALISTS IN ALL TYPES OF FIRE PROTECTION EQUIPMENT PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS 34 Gallon D.M. "Foamite" Engine 10 Gallon "Foamitc" Engine 2 Gallon t Foamite"68 words
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Article304 1957-04-10 2 Queen Elizabeth Tells France Royal Speech Delivered In French PARIS, April 9. Queen Elizabeth, speaking at a reception m the Paris City Hall, said today that France and Britain must stand together m the defence of freedom. The Queen, speaking m French, said that the liberty ofReuter; UP - 304 words
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Article32 1957-04-10 2 A HUGE blast swept through the outskirts of Rangoon on Monday night, killing at ItMt 20 people and destroying 20.000 but* as well as houses, factories, bazaars and temples. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article156 1957-04-10 2 Cl USING rubber prices (rents per Ib) m Singapore yesterday were:— Buyers Seller* Spot (Norn.) 905 912 Int. Apr RSSNo. 1 912 92 RSSNo. 2 89 1 901 RSSNo 3 88,' 89 Tone: Quiet and slightly steadier. SPORE TIN The price of tin oo the local market vester156 words
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213 1957-04-10 2 New Cabinet Of Indonesia Is Sworn In JAKARTA, April 9. President Soekarno <m Tuesday swore m Prime Minister Djuanda and the 22 members of his cabinet at the presidential palace herV The new cabinet, which contains four Communist sympathizers, was instructed that its first job would be to pick aAP - 213 words
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Article, Illustration110 1957-04-10 2 MR SANDY G PILI.AV, a well-known Singapore lawyer passed a\uy at 1 111 a.m. this morning at tinGeneral Hospital. Keenly intrrrstrd m thr Roy Scout mo\rmrnt. thr late Mr. Pillay \\a^ thProsident of thr Boy Scouts Association. ll«' was also .\n active rommittrr member of several organizations,110 words
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Article63 1957-04-10 2 T< >KYO, A: ri] 9 (R< uter) Representatives of the Japanest crnment and [Jnited StaU Par East For lay signed an agree* m< nt for th< produ I n of 159 |ct pan. rjnder the latest afreement, the thii d f its kind. Japan ■a63 words
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Article151 1957-04-10 2 One Like The Queen's MANILA. April 9 CReuter) —Philippine President Carlos Garcia said here today he planned to buy a presidential aircraft "like the one used by the Queen of England. Mr. Garcia said he would ask Congress for funds to purchase a "modern fourengined151 words
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Article69 1957-04-10 2 20 DIE AS REBELS STEP UP ATTACKS ALGIERS. April 9 (VP) Police counted i ncan and Moslem farmers cd f iay m a < f rebel attack* thai pi ■nother bloody Easter for Algeria fht icath count was for the pi H b n and did not m(- :l -ct69 words
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Advertisement170 1957-04-10 2 7 dreamed I sang at a recital m my tnaidenffirm fifi^ *friirf*rt form Tr'Z (VITMI H^ .:■>* r^>n Rrajt^fe r^firy, f*-'^ > r.. 'i< O£lee of U\£ f tn.ird tiairs of America i^C^ And it's really something to sing about. Here's n^v a new high-fashion bra with a low-budget price.170 words
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Article232 1957-04-10 3 jy tony you cannot be whinn^j said the judge RACKED HIS FIANCEE \P CONDEMNED A LIVING DEATH 1 IHS.— Tweaty-five-year-old mine labourer ,kt<d his fiancee, 19-year-old Lee ,r and rrippled her for life, was histire Syed Shehbarakbah for six r 1 1 i r 1 1 1 ■r to232 words
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Article60 1957-04-10 3 lf^ >c wound up I j ;ment m a I Federation IJjgptal here today ■Lye. H .s pcrsi cehed the Bar I L a-asd Braddcll. 73, I p for an t* fivii matter I address .deed time, and I r Lord- c granted leave f rcsponF ike his R-gwjrisir.:*60 words
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Article63 1957-04-10 3 i bribery charge I N\ Ph v Wah Chui, was arrested I the P.. Courts m South Bridge I I on the I I I I L I ii of the C I formation I I i drink I I ted Phuey. I y was I63 words
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Article, Illustration150 1957-04-10 3 Grace: I hate jazz KIWI LTMP I R. Tues, Hongkong's top ii// singing star, the beautiful Grace Chans;, surprisingly confided m an interview with the Standard today, that she hates jazz music "I love classical music and I love the opera. I am really an operatic soprano and I would150 words
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Article50 1957-04-10 3 torn different Wlipor''. were adfc General Hosplwith ~t ot fights Jj£»* Mohamed ■■wr. was s:ab- > and another, E?L* a > hit with PiDes and >ute over Street. Road a E* J£ m a* 1 iwi a chopper r a quarffr Chellan i^jwjbed m the Panjans VilBL^ **He\ BJJJJj^Her50 words
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Article34 1957-04-10 3 FO' m Pen ng Chir. i k have c; I Mr. lim Lean Tencr, patron of the H n School, to reinstate the 1 ents who had been asked to MRP*34 words
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138 1957-04-10 3 DEVELOPMENT WILL CO ON TILL 7962 SINGAPORE will need about 5750,000,000 to implement development projects recommended by the former economic adviser to the Chief Minister, Sir Sydnt\v Came, the Standard learns. D* > enti i toe luled to itari xi ar, will last138 words
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Article166 1957-04-10 3 Thc Sii faporc bnprovcnmf Trust will |e1 $150,000,000 for building more houses, $18,000,I I i n to the Singapore I 1 irb ii B mat Ito pi vide better hartx vi facilities, and 520,000, will u T o to the Singapore Telephone Board for m re166 words
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277 1957-04-10 3 COt. BROOME RETIRES IPOII. Tups. Col. R. N. Broomc, until recently for Defence m Singapore, leaves Penang tomorrow m the Corfu for Britain on retirement. The Colonel, who together with the late Major- Mm Bo Seng first organised the resistance movement behind277 words
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Article, Illustration48 1957-04-10 3 Iris To Wed In Hongkong MISS Iris Moira Cho .of Srremban. who will sail shortly for Hongkong where she will be married on May 10 to Mr Christopher Kirn Loonff Chons:. an engineer. The groom-to-be is an old boy of the SPI. Seremban, and graduate of Hongkong University.48 words
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Article32 1957-04-10 3 THE Jesselton Airfield can BOW be used for fair weather operations with DC-."> tiroraft, The DH 8!) shuttle services operating between JeSfdtoa anri Lahuan will be withdrawn as I'rom today.32 words
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Article, Illustration114 1957-04-10 3 THIRTY-NINE Singapore s<hool -iris had a field day a hoard the streamlined Sorueitian urijo- passenger liner, the 8.:;>0-ton Gjertrude Bakk.-. at the Harbour B<nrd yesterday. The majority of the stu- drnts members of Form IV of the Crescent Girls' School had never visited a114 words
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Article37 1957-04-10 3 SUNGEI BAKAP. Tugs. Al! telephones between Nihong Tebal m Province Wellesley South an.i Parit Buntar went "dead" last night Reason: Someone had stolen all seven ret? of overhead telephone wires between the two points.37 words
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Article37 1957-04-10 3 HONGKONG, April 9 Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $16 32 to £1 Sterling: $6.***** to U.S.SI; $1,840 to Malayan $1: $0,167 to one Indonesian Ruppiah; Gold $268,375 to a tael.37 words
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153 1957-04-10 3 My final tipple says a penitent Michael, 49 A FATHER of four children, R. Michael, 49, vowed m a Singapore Court yesterday, that he would never again "resort to the bottle" for the rest of his life. Pleading guilty to being drunk and behaving m a disorderly manner, Michael told153 words
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Article80 1957-04-10 3 MR. II W. F. Tweedie, director of Raffles Museum, and Mr. A. Fraser-Brunner, curator of the Van Kleef Aquarium, were among the guests invited to the premiere yesterday at the Cathay Cinema of the Eastman colour film. "Secrets of the Reef." The 72-minute film, which was flown from80 words
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Article54 1957-04-10 3 SERtMBAN, Tucs. T Moses, M, a tro! cy attrndani of the Malayan Railway today appeared before the Seremban Magistrate on a charge of impersonating a detective and robbing Subramaniam of $2 and a gold ring worth $20. The Magistrate however, bound him over to be of54 words
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143 1957-04-10 3 THREE UNIONS STATE TERMS THREE seamen's unions, which recently withdrew Cram the Singapore Seamen's Council of Action. yesterday said they would re-join the Council on cer1 tain conditions. The unions are the Malay Seamen's Union. Chinese Seafarers' Association and Pakistani Seamen's Union. These unions want the143 words
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Advertisement205 1957-04-10 3 *'^C? &W EVERYBODY'S I MB^/ (HOOSINC II! pC^w/ EVERYBODY'S £PB^^ CREAM WITH THAT ji a\ f\ y^/ //f 1 1 mim\ \x^ r^^^^^JJJJ /7 PI CAU! <m^(Zy EVERYWHERE Sole Agents:P O BOX 696 (if Ujjft^ft^ PHONE ***** W iMAM*w ~V SINGAPORE. PHILIPS Tile fiMs tfik Chdttoj ±if 4!fcs^^ Wi BttTnOVkN205 words
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Article66 1957-04-10 4 Census i peratii us, which rc^sr. m Sm^aoore on Monday, entcrec is second day yesterday The 1 000 men on their roundi to number all the houses during the two nays would hare covered more than 3 i "'I mile-. Work will continue ti 1 Juno66 words
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Article42 1957-04-10 4 THREE youths were yester■lav (i nvicted In a Singapore District Court of theft of sweets worth :<n cents, irom a stall In Kampong Bahru on Dec. L' last year. Sentence was postponed pending a probationary officer.- report.42 words
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347 1957-04-10 4 LIGHT INDUSTRIES THE ONLY HOPE FOR S'PORE MALAYA'S ECONOMIC EGGS ARE IN ONE BASKET— GAMBA SINGAPORE'S economic future depends on diversification and development along the lines m Switzerland, Mr. Charles Gamba, of the University of Malaya, said last night. Addressing a meeting at Koon Seng Road, held under the auspices347 words
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Article, Illustration68 1957-04-10 4 Photo. >IK. X S. SHANMUGAN of Totaling Jaya, Kuala Lumpur. Traffic Officer of the Federation Telecommunications Department, is the first Asian to join a training course m Australia for hUhranking administrative officers. The two year course, sponsored by the Colombo Plan, was arranged b y theANI B - 68 words
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Article213 1957-04-10 4 Colony's Vegetable Needs SINGAPORE farmers produce an average ef 22,000 tons of fruit and vegetables annually, said the Agricultural Officer, Mr. T. E. Cobb, at a Press conference yesterday. I Al againsi this, the Colony imp rte I 03,1 00 tons of fresh and dried213 words
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Article105 1957-04-10 4 ME. L CRESS OK, Chairman of thc Board oi Governors of the Btegaaore Polytechnic and founder member af Ike Singapore ."ManutactalCfa Association, was yesterday appointed first Manage* <>f the Singapore Industrial Promotion Board. Mr. Dreaa— wfl assume duty tomorrow and ha v c his temporary105 words
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121 1957-04-10 4 THE Malay Literature Agency (Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka) will co-operate with Malay cultural bodies to hold a national cultural congress to^u rd end of this year The Agency., Director. Unku vn'- A2i ITO!C'1 TO!C thc Standard yesterday that the Asencv recognized the importance" of121 words
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Article69 1957-04-10 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tucs. Two young Malayans flew to London today without making up their mills?! about what they would study m thc United Kingdom. They are: Low Ho Cheng 19 and Tan Twng Chck 18, formerly of the St. John's Institution, Kua'a Lumpur, "When we get there, we69 words
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Article164 1957-04-10 4 American Tourist Collapses A SIXTY-SIX-YEAR OLD American tourist. Mr. R. W. Piprr, from Oregon, who is lon a round-the-world trip seeking "new people and new lands," coUansed on the >teps of the Singapore Information BenrlCC office yesterday. Mr. Piper was amons 13 tOUristl who had gone to ace a Dim164 words
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Article71 1957-04-10 4 KAJANG, Tues. A man stopped two tecr.ancd sisters cycling along a lonely mad m broad daylight an-; robbed one of them cf her z^'.d locket and chain worth more than $100 the Sessions Court here was told today. Siow San-. 23. unemployed. was sentenced to71 words
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159 1957-04-10 4 Railway Is Following Malayanization Vigorously KUALA LUMPUR, iTues.— The Malayan Railway today indicated that about 3U per cent, of its European staff would have left the country by the end of this year. "The Railway is following a vigorous policy of Malayanization. and has at present 15 Malayans on scholarship159 words
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Advertisement269 1957-04-10 4 [cathaT] wo r.^ Moro Amazincj Thdn S, -i Secrets c i Pfc«3 i i b »J. M.1.-MM.W XN 11.1 Mil,:, 1 "WAR AND PEACE" [kew alhambra] od 1 A >( ICnct'-jK Hr'lir •>! fMAJESTIC]' >— •mi i;:v> "MAKKALAIPLTTRA \;y,M<\s-. Ftaj cinema J 1{)!n v i 1 M X RADH.% m269 words
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Miscellaneous204 1957-04-10 4 c&lmanac Information al a Glance fIMgAPABC S^ff"- 1 ***fiSii «fe^P4i V 30 h NeWS 1S >: D"«*H: 745 Shaming. ..15 w™* ife^P tilfii isSffli K S V i?JS Committee n.cet- |j?W U 3m l6 3 ft) 9« p m (S»: 10 Pm. Make w or V v D^d Ny k204 words
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Article247 1957-04-10 5 BUS WORKERS AGREE TO DEFER ACTION AN URGENT rad;otelephone call from the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, m London, to the president of the Singapore Bus Workers 1 Un,on, Mr. Koh Tong Gcrk, yesterday averted a bm strike scheduled to ItOJi today. The247 words
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Article, Illustration88 1957-04-10 5 MR AW CHENG CHYE, Chairman of Haw Par Brothers, Ltd., save a luncheon at Rallies Hotel yesterday to the visiting journalists from Burma. Standardise shows from left to risjht I Myint 00, Mr. G. G. Thomson, Director of Information Services; U Ba. U, D Kyaw, Burmese88 words
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Article224 1957-04-10 5 A MOTOR me hanl Yen Kenf 1 1 c tok! Singapore i irt yesterday that a assaulted bj t i > dell tiv— Tbi ttvf! v.\. Whey Siong and Lee Kee Jin. I ]>- peait I on I ummooa i oluntaii f cau In* hurt la224 words
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163 1957-04-10 5 IF SINGAPORE farmeri are to be saved from bankruptcy, •jjgv mU st ro BnanciaTrjr aasisted by Government, said the secretary oi the Singapore Farmers 1 Co-operative Union, Mr Soh Kirn Poh. yestercay. He a Id fannen w«te m the financial grips of middlemen163 words
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Article188 1957-04-10 5 Damages For Pain Suffering IPOII, Tues. A 56-year-old local tailor and mosquito-net maker, Moi Choong Hoi, whose left les became one inch shorter than the other following: an accident and who now walks with a limp, has been awarded $22,4 M damages for "pain, suiTering188 words
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Article, Illustration46 1957-04-10 5 DR. GEORGE Khoo Sure Tuan, who is attached to the Great Ormond Street Children Hospital, London, recently passed his examination on a Diploma m Child Health. He is the .son-in-law of Mr. Ec Soon Howe, Manager of A. Wander (Far East) Ltd., Singapore.46 words
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Article26 1957-04-10 5 A WOMAN. Mariayee Ka.imuthu. was attacked on the head with a chopper m Alexandra Road, Singapore, yesterday and was admitted to the General Hospital26 words
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Article207 1957-04-10 5 SENIOR sister, Mrs. Loui.se Wonf 34. who holds the infectlous fever training certificate, ha. been appointed acting Matron ol the Middleton Hospital, Singapore. ThY appointment will come upforcbnfirmationat a City of St. uiry'a School m Kuching, che came to Singapore m 1941 Soon after her207 words
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Article178 1957-04-10 5 LIGHTNING STRIKES SPORE GIRL SINGAPORE experienced a series of Lightning and peals of thunder followed by a heavy rainstorm yesterday afternoon. There was ono casualty, a seven-year-old girl. L;m Hwte Ifoey, who was admitted to the General Hospital m a serious condition. L;m was playing m tlv compound of her178 words
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Article78 1957-04-10 5 No Salary Before Hari Raya KUALA LUMPUR. Tups. The Federation Establishment Ofliee warned today that "practical difficulties" would not allow payment of salaries to about 21.000 daily-rated Government employees before Hari Raya. Government has already approved $3,000,000 back-paY to the daily-rated men, In the recent revision of Div. IV salary78 words
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Article41 1957-04-10 5 A HOTEL clerk. Abu Hassan bin Ahmad, was sentenced to a day's jail and fined $100, when he admitied stealing two travellers cheques belonging to a Japanese tourist. K. KotailO, at Goodwood Park Hotel, on April 6.41 words
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Article50 1957-04-10 5 TWO youths. Teo Kok Menjr. 23. and Johnny Loi, 20. were committed to stand trial at the Assizes by a Singapore magistra c yesterday, on a charge of robbery Of $22 and two watches from two persona at Boon Teck Road on the night of March 12.50 words
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Article32 1957-04-10 5 THE Singapore MalayalrP Young Men's Association will hold a film show, entitled "Sneha Seema"' at the S*arlight Theatre. Pasir Panjans. on Sunday at 9.30 a.m. to aid the Association's fund.32 words
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Advertisement275 1957-04-10 5 \tfHOUNCING j -jJUandy SEVENTY I fronomical lo run l^l,!! 70 C£. twr -^rokc engine J CorbvffCftcr Swinging <£* I I ion and fcadng link front Cl 2 1 I <•♦ and road *JrZ*m\ Ulmi tw9- irr elector gear X>^^ i I q»c delightfully •^SjOEJISft I pressed sf^.l open oL\dr^6 mrh275 words
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Advertisement279 1957-04-10 5 ONE OF THE WORLD'S MOST DESIRED WATCHES. A component ports ore manufacturer! r"\ c f^r cd by 1200 skilled employees \r\ our la 'errs r.rablished m 1888. Experr- end cont nu< rr search, toge'-T w•cd cf t-c latest c- .c -:-'-'<>, c* h c vg p re c son 3279 words
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Article963 1957-04-10 6 Diplomatic Error 'THE so-called hitch m the merdeka. talks m London must not be regarded as a spanner that has b^en deliberately thrown into the new constitutional machinery which has been approved to give Singapore a izr« liter measure of self-rule. The claim reported to have been made963 words
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Article, Illustration177 1957-04-10 6 C.W. HILL - J74C// of this year** four Swiss tourist propaganda stamps publicises a different event. One marks the 2,000 th anniversary of the founding of Basle by Munatius Plancus; another the seventy-fifth anniversary of the St. Gotthard railway; a third emphasises the importance, even m neutral Switzerland, of Civil Defence,177 words
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340 1957-04-10 6 George Bain - No Housing Shortage in the Arctic George Bain OTTAWA f\X distant Baffin Land ?>? Hrn Rortltcasfl Arctic, Canada's Department Crf XorMicrn Ajfalrs find National Resources has been tes'irg a manufactured tvbftitiltf for a S'ipcrabm dant natural coir. >r'odilu of Ikf Arctic tnoir. The mbfttttttt, a CtiftN |gr pfafHf called Styrofoatn340 words
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Article384 1957-04-10 6 True Sons of Malaya Sir Certain sections of the non-Malays have repeatedly questioned, through the medium of your paper, the claim of the Malays as the true sons of the Malayan soil. To me it seems that these sections of the nonMalays, besides revealing their ignorance of Malayan history which384 words
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Article403 1957-04-10 6 Sir In the Singapore Standard of April 2 your correspondent "Malay Muslim" bewailed the extravagance of the Malays as evicenced by their inveterate and incorrigible habit of spending their money on weddings and khenduris on a scale far m excess of their means. Some of these all-too-fre-quent khenduris403 words
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Article178 1957-04-10 6 Sir Judging flap the statements fr< m ffir:ai of the National Union of Teachers regarding t] r refusal to receive the teachers m Malaya. t!.< points ttand < ut (1) The same < ffi had not m fact c< i> the various branch" cially the branch- *;iat had178 words
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Article644 1957-04-10 6 Rawle Knox writes from Hongkong T"HE accusation of Mr. Clement Johnston, chairman of the board of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, that United States dollar aid m South-east Asia is being both misspent and misused will cause both alarm and anger m some countries644 words
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Article487 1957-04-10 6 Aster Gunasekera - Aster Gunasekera By THERE is an old English claim that the sun never sets on > the Empire. May be. but n sin( e the Second World War appear to disprove this. If, on the other hand, it is just coincidence what explanation can487 words
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Article159 1957-04-10 6 Shorts from the Talks "TT is a scientific fact A that a fish for some hours after being taken from the water loses weight. It Is a fact of human psychology that thereafter the fish makes up what he has lost and begins to expand. Let the most honest fisherman159 words
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Advertisement54 1957-04-10 6 HARI RAYA IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER Get into the Hari Raya Mood There* No Time to be Lost Do your Shopping Early. TODAYS SPECIALITIES FRENCH BROCADES and "RUBEE s*i» Voiles A\oid The Rush We have the things you wan* come, see. and be convinced. 8." 8? Arab Street, Singapore.54 words
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262 1957-04-10 7 PRETORIA, April 9, (Reuter) Dr. Theo Wassenaar, former Transvaal leader of the governing National Party said here yesterday, that unless Mr. Johannes Strijdom, the Prime Minister, could guarantee equal rights for South Africa's English and Afrikaans speaking sections he would lead the262 words
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Article, Illustration33 1957-04-10 7 AX Egyptian ministerial decree was i>.su^d today emP worm? the Gf-ncral Cu:>todtefl Ofl n-rriy M fund, to sell or liquidate banks under MqiMSlrtllOS, HM Finance Ministry annoanccd.— Renter. PRKMIKR STRIJDOM33 words
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Article365 1957-04-10 7 STARS IN THE NEWS HOLLYWOOD, April 9 (AP)— ltalian actress Sophia Loren invaded Hollywood yesterday. The bossomy 22-year-old Neopolitan is everything the Italians claim and more. She alighted from a Scandinavian Air'.ines System plane after a 25-hour flight over the Arctic circle. Wearing a tan-length365 words
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Article, Illustration149 1957-04-10 7 RITA'S 'NO' TO ALY'S PLEA HOLLYWOOD, April 9 (AP)— Rita Hayworth will not send her daughter, Princess Yasmin, to the bedside of the gravely-ill Aga Khan because the trip would disrupt the child's school life, the actress' studio said today. Prinrc Ay Khan wired an ■ppeal OH Sundny to his149 words
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Article68 1957-04-10 7 8 Presley Fans Are Banned OTTAWA, April J) (AP)— The Mother Superior of Notre Dame Convent today said eiuht cirls have been asked to withdraw from the school because they "deliberately defied the authority of the school" by attending an Elvis Presley performance last week. The 400 Convent students 168 words
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Article24 1957-04-10 7 Aga Khan Latest CANNES, France. April 9 (AP)— The Ajja Khan, sufferin? from a respiratory infection, was reported m somewhat improved condition last night.24 words
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108 1957-04-10 7 Tokyo. Apr, <K r!i r j ipc r Poliet I r[> d j err today a group oi dnifiken h g school g r 's today rashed idi »1 pnidM- remony. a«wutled f iO iro/nen teadicrs, broke r of IPindOtCJ find fj g < r108 words
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Article, Illustration68 1957-04-10 7 TOKYO. Apr. (Router).— Steel belmeted Metropolitan :o!ire moved into n TokjO lUDlirb here today when two rival gangster group? held I pitched ontt io m main thoroughfare. Police said one hoodlum was ki. led. two women seriously wounded and a 17-year-olci youth shot m the leg, A hi^h-spced68 words
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Article, Illustration269 1957-04-10 7 LONDON. April 9. lidding hands aftrr announcing tluir engagement, arc wealthy property owner Mr. Frederick Roberts. f) and ex showgirl and model Velia Daves. 27. They nrr pictured m Mr Roberts'* flat m exclusive Park-lane. Mayfair. A huge diamond engagement ring flashed on Velia's finger. Mr.269 words
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Article80 1957-04-10 7 TOKYO. Apr. 9, (Reuter).— A Inrse reservoir of rr.enthar.e ga? wa- found m Iharasi. near T- 1 v I r r discovery by gas inspector. v rr-^ents were tapping the resources, instead of using normal gas supplies. Governmeni engineers reported t< I m me operas80 words
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Article162 1957-04-10 7 CHICAGO, Aor. 9. ißeuter). Six inhabitants Irom the Marshal! Islands m the Pacific, who were exposed to radioactive fallout from the 1954 Hydrogen B nv.b test at Bikini, were ye-terday pronounced apparently Jit by scientists who examined them here One of the SCJCHIUItI. Dr. Rol erl162 words
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Advertisement161 1957-04-10 7 I famous family of \so 8 f* F B I nal products I HEADACHE CURE I by cny other poifi I or Hecdcche, Neuralgia, I Mentci S*rz'in. NG AUN TONG L Uulß MEDICAL HALL I: jff goes into little space" £?t/; i -.< W t^^l Portable with the L-i: Features161 words
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Advertisement83 1957-04-10 7 LAST DAY I HURRY! HURRY! j Final Drastic Reductions I m ALL Departments! Yes, this is your last chance to buy the real bargains you want at the lowest possible prices! In all Departments, there ore items going at discounts which are truly unbelievable! So don't delay 1 Hurry round83 words
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Advertisement73 1957-04-10 8 Meet Mirinda REAL ORANGE REFRESHMENT f The brand new orange drink I ■fl w^^ c r^ n^ taste of fresh oranges MRjJi A Mirinda's waiting to meet you! ,^Sb H? w"S' 4? i t m|HHy m^^H«lL^ra™fifißffllfißE3sy'*' ,^p v i L^Bk^i^B H^S JB^^^B 9 .^^B L^L^Lw. B^< i JB^iv^B j^B H73 words
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Article, Illustration127 1957-04-10 9 ..m Girls Help In Ration MIRINDA .canng fancy masks are helping a n Ltd. to launch a publicity comft drmk— MIRINDA ("Kum Loo"). Ed trishos, the attract ye models c busy p M the town g iV n g o^ut i« ittnns ond balloons.127 words
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Advertisement67 1957-04-10 9 HUP GUAN CASE MANUFACTURERS I 15/19 Chin Swee Road Singapore -3 Tel. ***** I extend hearty congratulations to Messrs UNION LIMITED on their recent I and latest achievement I "MIRINDA" I Sole suppliers of I Lnion Limited wooden shells. I BEST WISHES t o UNION and MIRINDA Distributed by their67 words
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Article63 1957-04-10 10 TOTAL imports of rubber, all grades, from all countries into Malaya during March amounted to 26,976 tons as shown by final documents received. (The figure includes 11,339 tons imported on provisional permits m previous months for which final documents have been received and excludes approximately 17,690 tons63 words
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Article198 1957-04-10 10 KUALA LUMPUR T Uf toestoblish an al|.pow e 'rf u t T l t L Industry Board" with pow c ,< ey duction and to set standard, of %l be tabled at the next meet n of »V Legislative Council. n 9 -,1 This Bill will a and administer198 words
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Article74 1957-04-10 10 Fair To Promote Exports THE Victorian Chamber of Manufactures will sponsor and organize an Australian Industries Fair m Melbourne from Feb. 27 to March 22, 1958. One of the purposes of the fair is to encourage and develop Australia's exports, particularly of manufactured goods. The fair will coincide with Melbourne's74 words
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Article69 1957-04-10 10 Rubber Quiet But Steadier SINGAPORE rubber prices dropped i cent to 912 cents per lb for first grade May shipment on a quiet but steadier market. Prices opened slightly lower and eased on a lack of interest to around 91 i cents. Towards noon some buying was reported and prices69 words
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Article39 1957-04-10 10 Buyers Sellers Spot f.o.b. 90h 91 International May No. 1 R.S.S. f.o.b- 91 91 1 Int. R.S.S. No. 1 June 915 921 May No. 2 89£ 90 May No. 3 88* 89 Tone: Quiet after slightly easier.39 words
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Article113 1957-04-10 10 SIMGAPOR& Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were Copra. April $26£ buyers; $27£ sellers; coconut oil m bulk $41$ sellers, m drums $46 sellers, Muntok white pepper $101 sellers. SarawaK white $100 sellers, Special Sarawak black $68. COPKA HOLIDAY, CUTLER, BATH Hi CO LTD APRIL 11113 words
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Article171 1957-04-10 10 Business In Shares MALAYAN yesterday reported the following business done: C. T. B o:d 32/4 1- Fed Disp. $2 20. F N ords $2.. W S2.2Sk: Gammor.s $2.09. $2.10 H. Wauc'ii $1.75; H. K. Bank $890; McAlister $3; OC. B.mk $:12.\: $32|; Cold Storage $1,674; $1.70; Straits Traders $30; UE171 words
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Article13 1957-04-10 10 MARCH rubber rrop^ announced are: Kempas 244,090 Ib.; Ra^olli 13.800 ft13 words
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Article272 1957-04-10 10 The local share market continued firmer m all sections. With a few exceptions, price changes were to slightly higher levels. Price chances announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers 8.8. Petrol 58/- 60/Con Tin Smelt Ords. 31/6 32/6 F If. Ords. 227272 words
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214 1957-04-10 10 THE Pacific basin is rapidly opening up a.s a competitive market for the American tourist dollar which traditionally has been spent m Europe and Latin America, said Mr. J. B. Wilburn, Pan American Airways District Traffic/Sales Manager. Mr. Wilburn made this statement on his214 words
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Article75 1957-04-10 10 A NEW 5-;,--given to research at th< S of Phy?:cs at the L T i of Sydney by Si iliac, matie computer constructed by an Austra lan firm from a cesign presented by the versity of Illinois. U.S.A. S. iliac solves the indicated and tedious calculations75 words
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Article19 1957-04-10 10 r PUSH v.:!h c *.ri VS. m roowrtu 'no SB 3 the Is-c- -r plaeei Mil] v- :1s19 words
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Advertisement1825 1957-04-10 10 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OVERSEA CAMBRIDGE INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS AUCTION SALE OF F T S E NDERS >RE SCHOOL CERTIFICATE. 0F MALAYA Valuable Singapore Properti, TV7ATFR DFP\RTMF\T- EXAMINATION 1957 rii HE following Profirienry Ou/sale-Room W'B? r F^n vo il» X T S? "M bG hd No. f)-C D'Almeida Street Diameter Victaulic1,825 words
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Advertisement229 1957-04-10 10 LOURDES PILGRIMAGE II Minimum 90 days T EAVING "Willem Ruys" m.ddlc Apr One month's Stay Continent All inclusive conducted tour per do S3. class. Quotations based prevailing <•:■*■''; pension accommodation, tronsfcrs, $ightsu ENQUIRIES TC AMERICAN LLOYD AGENCY 61. Robinson Road. Sins Cobles "AMERLOYD' Fh-n > S. S. 7 lArnvmg Srr.vr229 words
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Miscellaneous75 1957-04-10 10 EXPECTED TODAY tpiii sun ass K t^ A t M. Airways ML4IS 1810 BRU M Airways MLI 49 1920 PCi/MAL XLM irWaVS ¥HB2 18 i5 MEU/KL ii a- KLB3O 0850 JAK M. Airways ML2i 6 1540 PAL M t Airways MLIM 2040 ?G gAif-T. fifeS AMS/BK^ gAr la?S a M75 words
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Advertisement520 1957-04-10 11 TRADING CO., LTD. kf" 6 Robinson Road fn*slV* fLNNELLINE tI H AMIUCAW HMW m rroi. Phll*d«lphl« b Cult Port* yr*' |WW f S oot« ►^harr ►tnani 30/24 Apr 2b Apt 26/27 Ap, 7 12 |une 13/14 |un« 15/16 lune l ~o»t, tc K>«<) dt*cM* t% e«ge GERMAN UOTS r^RG AMERICAN520 words
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Advertisement1166 1957-04-10 11 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 < lin««> lln«otpor«t*o m &in««po««| It* IBMI o.;," f THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE JC C«rr.«r» option to proceed Mi oth*. po .t» to Icao and duchs.M e«i«c with liberty to proceed ru Suci or Cjpc of Good Hopci SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL. CLASCOW LONDON1,166 words
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Advertisement841 1957-04-10 11 MITSUI |jQ LINE FOR JAPAN 5P rt PSh m Pcn n9 Awoboton Maru tor Kob« Yo»«ohomc G 1/2 Hoguroton Moru tor Kobe Yokohomo 2b Apt FOR USA Fo» New York, Philadelphia. 6c't;more Hoeison Maru 1 4 Apr 17.Apr Meirinsan Maru 1 5 May 18 May FOR KARACHI, BOMBAY, via COLOMBO841 words
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Advertisement660 1957-04-10 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS Soilings toi Bongkok ond o> Foi lost Penong P.S'hom S'por« "LALANDIA" 16 19 Apr 20 21 Apr 22 24 Apr BANGKOK ONLY "SIMBA" 30 Apr 2 Moy "SELANDIA" 16/17Moy 18/19Moy 20 22 Moy BANGKOK ONLY HOMEWARDS Soilings tor Genoo. Antwerp. Rotterdom. Hamburg. Copenhagen, Gothenburg Otlo Spore660 words
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Article, Illustration451 1957-04-10 12 True Picture of a Newshound r5v* used to be a joke among working newspapermen that Hollywood first portrayed the reporter as a man with a bottle of whiskey m one pocket and a copy of the American Mercury m the other. Then, they added, Hollywood took away the American Mercury.451 words
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Article19 1957-04-10 12 A completely new tjjpo black-and-u-hitc film, 'invented by Elit m a n Kodak, iras used by19 words
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Article, Illustration301 1957-04-10 12 —with Arlene TORRID V CLINCH HO wants to show a ♦stiff upper lip" when you have the delectable Hollywood redhead Arlene Dahl or Norway's "champagne blonde" Greta Gynt m your arms? At least, that's the sentiment expressed by Britain's Jack Hawkins now that he's finished making301 words
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Article216 1957-04-10 12 Guns Of Navarone In Film A LIST AIR Maclean's second novel: "The Guns of Navarone" currently high on the bestseller lists m Britain and America has been secured for filmiiig, it icas announced by Harry Cohn, president of Columbia Pictures. A former Glasgow schoolmaster, AI i ttair Maclean won world216 words
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Article354 1957-04-10 12 TN Copa's "Seven Waves A Away" Tyrone Power stars with Mai Zetterling and Lloyd Nolan m one of the most powerful roles of his career as the executive officer of a wrecked luxury liner, who has to make a fateful decision which will affect not only his future but354 words
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Advertisement283 1957-04-10 12 For straight backs and sturdy limbs give your baby this pure milk Mothers do well to ask for Ostermilk when breastfeeding is not successful. Vitamin D has been added to this fine nourishing milk to build strong bones and teeth; iron has been added to enrich the blood. Ostermilk is283 words
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Advertisement128 1957-04-10 12 HEIDI DRAWING CONTEST-,* .1 Singapore school. rhrtnro C^k OA children under the WllClrlCC 10l XU age of 18 years are J' ST-ir JS To Be U. A's Guests j drawing contest ar- memorable children ing of l.Vs extra\.i \)\\\W\ 1 ranged by UnHed drama, HEIDI, is ganza TRAPEZI Ml oattvkitiJ128 words
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Article65 1957-04-10 13 YORK. April 8. (AP)r». P ,h c ga 71°? riro nn v criotcPcct may turn out to be no couOkla h h orlT« Pi n n again Monday n at water: thn Chicago White Sox hl'nkoH St. Louis 3-0 t Phar at n m fli <^ a «o Cub,.65 words
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Article180 1957-04-10 13 I LONDON, Apri! 9 (AP) Japan r] e foaied England six ™*}f. h f s to 4 *-<j last night m exnmmon table tenni i matches i Diane Rove foi England off to a fast start with a victory ov< r K. Watanabe Then the Japanese180 words
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Article, Illustration60 1957-04-10 13 NEW YORK: Playing uu a. canvas iouri slretrhp#? n va* <k. w (right, foreground) uses his famed two-hand win ml l e be se d for a hockey game later. Pane ho Segura Garden. Segura's partner is Richard "Pancho' rin,^ s n return during pro tennis doubles60 words
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440 1957-04-10 13 Consulate and Carrier bowlers in playoff tie THE champion Carrier bowlers earned the right to play American Consulate m the final when they beat Goodyear 4-0 last nigfht. Tillie 2nd 1 S3 139 147 142 142 693 151 151 1"7 140 1 3 i 742 Carrier and American Q -mlate,440 words
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Article488 1957-04-10 13 U.S. PROBLEM AT NEXT DAVIS CUP NEW YORK, April 9 (IP)— The 1.5., which has chosen to go along with experienced although n o n-victorious Davis Cup tennis players for the past few years, again must choose m 1957 whether it will gamble all on younger players who have been488 words
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Article52 1957-04-10 13 LONDON. A; nl 8 -RcutcnResoltl of today'? Rugby games were: Rl'fißY I MOV: Pcvonport Services Newport I, Khbw X'ale 2'; L 3. Pennnce md New im 6 Penarth 11, }<(.-•; utii I* i Ltmric!! Hd-piial 0. Torquay B Wasps 6RUGBY LEAGI E: Liverpool City 11 Widnes 2 York52 words
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Article51 1957-04-10 13 LONDON, A: B, (Ri itta I Football le.M:iJ p n ults LEAGUE THREE SOUTHERN: Conventry City 2 Newport Counts i LEAGUE THREE NORTHERN: Accrington Stanley 4 S'<>cr;;>ort County n. Mansfield Town J, Chesterfield D, 'I a;rr.ci c Rovers 2 Darlington 2 SCOTTISH LEAGI'E TWO: Arbroath 2 Dundee United51 words
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Article290 1957-04-10 13 WINDSOR LAD - AS pari of 'h e Hindu Sew Yc.'ir celebration the Sing pore Hmriu Sabai has arrangi d for an annual gocccf n between Urn sin4Tapocfj Eui peans and Indians for the rlindu New Year Cup °n Thur.-dny. Apr;: 11. ai U Singapore Cricket Club ground tt p ra290 words
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Advertisement114 1957-04-10 13 $100.00 lIUST BE WON! COMPETITION unrtmn with %n \n HIM PROOt CTIONS' ;[LANTARA RE m the JUNGLE.) B v X m \HM\F) SALLEH KAMIL X .m! Rf^ulations: 'I- of your own designs '7..'- MXV (nntr.t t Rrov. Ltd. the above addrew not J^ ana April my. :»p published lq local114 words
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Advertisement253 1957-04-10 13 PHOTOGRAPHY COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY. You can ri'i.v have your Colour- film proc« sed righi m Singapore Co| ies ol di| \a '<■ and colour pi ml made from your favoui ite ti an^parei ci< Of Kodachrome. Ektachiome Anscociwome A B ICOCOIOI r. Agfacolour and FeTTiniao A.- k for detail] and price253 words
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Advertisement666 1957-04-10 13 CLASSIFIED ADS SITDAIIONS VACAM I I'PLll A J lONS <.r e r.v.-ed for si t- ••ri.ent as Perr.ale StudeM ._»jr>es at General Hospr?.' S.n^apr.re S-jerc^ful candiridtes will h#» required to ur.^ergo a trh ng course for a period of years a"i 4 months. Salary «eale: 1 2 r OA--16 7')0666 words
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Miscellaneous161 1957-04-10 13 mer By Al Capp J **JOEi: s C v EVAH PLAVED.fT (vMT MF.A I OUGHTA GIVE HIM TH' JU N By V-T. Hamlin iv'oHT Nk?W. ANP IVA.N... j I AH. 1 ABPUL HAS j J YES, AND OOR MY FRIENR L\?ER^TA!SJD. WVtOE/ER GETS I DRAWM TH' LONG J IT B161 words
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Miscellaneous374 1957-04-10 13 PR ill I J l ll] \mS ■|fl Bsfl ,T«I>AY I QUOTATION: f X M Wondron» is the strength of cheerfulness, and its 1 power of riiiliiraiu-e the iheerfiil man will do more m the same time, will do it better, will persevere m it longer, than tin- sad or374 words
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Article, Illustration537 1957-04-10 14 BALKAN ARAB, a Class Three candidate, made trarkwatchers sit up when he easily held his own agains ADM AIDE STAR, a well-performed Class One horse, m a testing three-furlongs tr al yesterday. With X n Lcnng m the saddle,537 words
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Article82 1957-04-10 14 NEW DELHI. April 9 (Bet* <c: Naresh Kumar. Ramanathan Krishnan and Premjit Lai have beCB nominator; by Urn a. -in iia Lawn Tennis Asm tattoo lot the Davij Cup match againsi the Philippine.-, foe the Wimbledon championships. Pro-::,- Lai of Calcutta fa li Mid bol Is82 words
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Article18 1957-04-10 14 ATHLETICS Whcmpm Sthoolt 2nd Annual Athletic sports Meet ct the School Ground at 3 p m.18 words
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Article, Illustration1151 1957-04-10 14 DISTINE AND SIR FRANCS OUTSTANDING 18 horses crack 38 sec, at Buhit Timah was a head m front across the line. Opossum, ridden out by Kit -on Leong, did well to clock 37 3/5 sec. m a solo run over three furlongs. Be is m tip-top shape. Money Spinner (Ranme)1,151 words
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Article106 1957-04-10 14 RESULTS of the Royal Si.-^a Soke.;- cIUD "Sfi "A" DIVISION l 0 «9 ncr: MRK Wll? °n 79---c°r hvr n c T s: Xc M»cnair X fSrS^JESj" 77 5=72: lfacnai BWeep: lst N l ine XC "3nd Nine MRK Wils?on tl2)' 'ir division T2S?*Z S? Edr!v 83-17sW: OtlWr106 words
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Article43 1957-04-10 14 CHINESE Athletic "A" beat Singapore Recreation Club 3-0 m the Div. 2B league soccer match played on the SRC padang yesterday. In another match Singapore Cricket Club suffered their first defeat when the v went down te Dockyard "A" by 1-0.43 words
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Article100 1957-04-10 14 Eddy Breezes Through SPOKANE, Washington April 9 (AP)— Eddie Choon* Malayan star who is favoured to win the singles championship, breezed through his first match today mi n the U.S. open badminton tournament Cboong, '27. defeated American David Sime 15-1. 15-0 as the four-day tournament sot underway at the bis100 words
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Article122 1957-04-10 14 THE Singapore Cncke: A.—ociation last m-iu tuuned 12 players from which ttoh o Civilian l cam to play m their first representative match against the Services will be selected. Th c match Drill be played on April 13 and 14 on the Singapore Recreation Club ground.122 words
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Article284 1957-04-10 14 S'PORE ATHLETES FOR EMPIRE GAMES SINGAPORE should take part m the next British Empire and Commonwealth Games to be held at Cardiff next year. The suggestion was made by Mr. E. Strickland, now m England, m a letter to the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association The SAAA. which held its annual284 words
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Article93 1957-04-10 14 Gurkha Rifles heat Sin Hwa by 66 points to 43 point- h c round ol *:->e Sineanore Youtn Sports Centre basketball tournament at the Youth Cc^f'o courts last night. Other results wore as follow*: Div. 1: Ming Chong beat V<? Lim T."i-(52: Hoong Sin beat Flying Eagle 74-59;93 words
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Article, Illustration87 1957-04-10 14 photos England's Manchester United football tram is aitrr Playing: against Aston Villa at Wembley Stadium mlmm;, j can win the English Football Association (up final i Football League championship, and playing against I European championship. And this is the tram that's j ground, holding the ball: Johnny Berry (outsideA.P. - 87 words
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413 1957-04-10 14 A WINNING goal by centre forward Gr.ili.un m, Battalion the King's Own Scottish Borderers m i soccer competition when they beat the Ro\.il !j gineers by four goals to three at Friendly Hill C st< n\ Bordered who were *r Uma, 3-1 -it413 words
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Article140 1957-04-10 14 sin ;api re a bal A iation Di\ision two cd team be Angapore "A 1 side foals to one m a or match at Jaian Besar Stadium I .c Juniors clicked as a team and deserved their narrow win. In c< S. Mohamood. V T elu and140 words
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