Singapore Standard, 11 April 1957
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Title Section28 1957-04-11 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 n nfft 2400 n m f. FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 2414 V SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1957 11 PAGES 15 CENTS28 words
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Article342 1957-04-11 1 ANDREW ROTH - hnnax-Boyd Gives A Fatherly Talk To "Grown-Un* Singapore Delegates Britain Will Not Allow Detainees To Fight Polls From ANDREW ROTH LONDON, APRIL 10.— CAN LIM CHIN SIONG, THE FORMER SECRETARY-GENERAL OF THE DEFUNCT SHOP AND FACTORY WORKERS' UNION AND AN ELECTED ASSEMBLYMAN, BE A CANDIDATE342 words
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Article, Illustration386 1957-04-11 1 1000,000 PEOPLE WATCH PAGEANT ON THE SEINE i A RIBBON OF MERCURY THROUGH HEART OF CITY PARIS. April 10 (Reuter)— A million Parisians thronging the banks of the Seine watched the Queen sail up the silver river m a white launch last night as Paris staged386 words
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Article97 1957-04-11 1 L hjßta" which 5 much concern r ins has .ntees X annul the r all. 1 a call Zgt 6>mand:ilaitne Singapore nial X* .Vsn LennoxBt Colonial Office sn adopt the reEjuavration they l.Sts: I for the I and Eadnpted a resom th< report be I ntfd lor toEke ceremony97 words
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Article319 1957-04-11 1 SOEKARNO TELLS CABINET: LET'S HAVE CLOSER TIES JAKARTA, April 10, (UP)— President Soekarno today formally transferred the authority of government to Prime Minister hjuinda's new business cabinet which will guide Indonesia during the present ••emergency/' ,m > led over the closed ci m nies at319 words
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Article101 1957-04-11 1 Chin Peng's Offer London. April io (Renter) —The Colonial Secretary. Mr. Ateß Lennnx-Bo.vd. .-aid today thai the Malayan Government were prepared t i offer the Communist Insurgent i terms guaranteeing peace and security but which w lid not give them the opportunity to carry out subversive activities.101 words
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Article62 1957-04-11 1 JAKARTA. April m (UP) Me iber ol Parliament, Mohamn i Noor was Id mapped on Sunriav by two men m army uniforms some five miles fro n Macassar m the Celebes, del lyed reports said today. Press reports laid m irmy March bad failed to62 words
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Article64 1957-04-11 1 THE condition of Stores Chiel Petty Officer, c. lieCorquadaie, who was rushed to Singapore from Christmas Island by the destroyer Concord on Tuesday night, because of a serious head injury, la improving. Royal Navy spokesman said yesterday. He added that doctors at the British Military Hospital, where64 words
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Article44 1957-04-11 1 TOKYO, April 10 (UP) American officials here agree with I recent London Times dispatch that the U.S. administration of Okinawa is a "colonial administration*' m the Strict sense. They deny, however, it is an administration whi h exploits the local population.44 words
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Article76 1957-04-11 1 HONGKONG. April 10 (UP) _A Hongkong entertainment company said m its latest directors' report that Britishmade movies are beginning to enjoy increasing populantv m the Crown colony. The directors' report of the China Entertainment and Land Investment Company Ltd thinks that Hongkong movie goers are76 words
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Article30 1957-04-11 1 CYCLIST was admired to the Singapore General Hospital la>t night with a serious lee injury after being involved m a collision with a fire engine at Balestier Road.30 words
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Article18 1957-04-11 1 TOKYO'S population as of March 1 reached 8.334.877. the Tokyo Metropolitan government announced yesterday.— UPUP - 18 words
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Article159 1957-04-11 1 BUDGET: LONDON, April 10 (Reuter) Mr. James Griffiths, deputy leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party, said yesterday that the Conservative Government's budget would be "an immense disappointment to many millions" as there was nothing for the poor, sick and maimed. Speaking m the House of Commons159 words
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100 1957-04-11 1 NEW YORK. April 10 (UP) Robert Strom, 10-year-old schoolboy, who talks like a college professor, last night became the biggest winner on a single television quiz show by boosting his rr> 7^ level to US$l6O,OOO. Bob appearing on the C.B.S. TV programme "The U5564.000 Question,"100 words
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178 1957-04-11 1 SYDNEY, April 10 (Reuter) More than 200 pilots of Qantas Empire Airways are due to strike at I midnight tomorrow. Services to the United Kingdom and the United States are anion? those which would be halted. The pilots are demanding pay increases that they178 words
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Article64 1957-04-11 1 LONDON, Apr:! m (Reuter) Shun r >f compenin operating overleaf ibowod the bi#> ge:-t gams m I general advance on the itock marketi today alter yesterday's budget proposals. The Hidden bunt of strength hinged n f only on the budget concession! but by the note of64 words
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Article66 1957-04-11 1 SYDNEY. April 10 (Reuter) —Mr. Robert Menzies. the Australian Prime Minister, left here by air today lor a six-day visit to Japan Mr. Menzies was accompanied by Dame Pattie Menzies. He told reporters who sought to interview him at the airport "I am going to66 words
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Article133 1957-04-11 1 TAKE CYPRUS ISSUE TO UN -MAKARIOS Rejects 'One-Sided Talks LONDON, April 10 (LP) Greek Cypriot leader Archbishop Makarios said today he advocated taking the Cyprus Issue to the Lnited Nations if talks with Britain fail, Athens Radio reported. The radio. quoting an interview Makari cave a Greek newspaper >' rr<133 words
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Article129 1957-04-11 1 The Time Of Reckoning Is Here' WASHINGTON. April 10, (Reuter).— Mr. Abba Eban. Israeli ambassador to the United States, declared last night that "the time has certainly come" to deal firmly with Egypt over the Suez Canal. In a foreisn policy lecture at Washington's Georgetown University he said any arrangement129 words
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Article92 1957-04-11 1 TAIRO. Apr,: 10. (Peuter). —The Egyptian c r »v< rnmemsponsored M.ddlf East News Agency said la I night that Arab state: were piann:ne to protest to United States over a recent voyace by an American tanker through the Gulf oi Aqaba. The asency c92 words
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Advertisement97 1957-04-11 1 Have Your Clothes. Suits or Carpets >^?em2 Dry Cleaned or Dyed hf||^r WHITE HOUSE Uu* DRY CLtAM\G CO. 344 Orchard Road, Str^i-^ore i TeL 25*72 (Opposite Orchard Road Police Station j^Bl%^ not awe aW QA Mk x"^^ j||§|il not tux> jfPk, but three! MS& it I DEED jk A DEER97 words
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Article87 1957-04-11 2 TOKYO. April 10 (Reuter) Weathermen m southern Japan today reported that highly radioactive rains and dust.-' were detected from the recent Soviet tests m Siberia. The Fukuoka meteorological board said rain last night cave ln.nno counts per litre per minute. BhiSUOka University said atmospheric dusts collected early87 words
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Article72 1957-04-11 2 LONDON April m (Reuter) Air Force transport plane at Drayton, near Abingdon, Berkshire, o n March sin which 17 persons died was due to a valve being fitted m reverse a government spokesman said today. Lord Manoroft. Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Defence, said charges72 words
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Article264 1957-04-11 2 US And Peking Out To Sway South-East Asia WASHINGTON, April 10, (Reuter)— The United States Information Agency is making a great effort to persuade overseas Chinese living m South-east Asia to adhere to Formosa rather than Communist China, according to Congressional testimony released for publication today.264 words
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212 1957-04-11 2 M.P. Demands Probe Into Murder Case LONDON, April 10 (AP) —An investigation of the Dr. John Bodkin Adams murder case was demanded today by a member of Parliament. Socialist George Wigg called for an "independent Kuiry into the preparation, organization and con--1" of the prosecution's case against the 50-year-old society212 words
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102 1957-04-11 2 Adenauer To Pay sth Visit To U.S. BONN. April 10 (Reuter) West German government sources said here today the Chancellor. Dr. Konrad AricntUtr, would leave for his fifth visit to the United States on May '22, according to provisional plans. He is exported to have talks on international political problem!102 words
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Article55 1957-04-11 2 DUESSELDORF. April 10 (Reuter)— West German police t "iav raided and seen hed several offl ci of two "front organisati «ns H of the Communist Party which was outlawed last August, po.ice headquarttra cere said todayThey wore The Dsmocrstlc Women*! League of Germany and the All-German55 words
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Article, Illustration122 1957-04-11 2 Cake Fit For A Queen Photo. "MWWWi TWO of the best pastry- cooks of France, from J left to richt: M. Leduby C and Riviere, surround this I artistic cake that they made for Queen Eliza- C beth and that was offer- ed to Her Ma.iesty dur- i ins: theUP - 122 words
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Article54 1957-04-11 2 CAIRO. April 10. Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi summoned American Ambassador Raymond Hare today reported [y to hand him Egypt's reaction to the latest American counter-proposals on the Suez Canal plan. The meeting lasted two hours and a Quarter. Neither party made any comment alterwards. Sources54 words
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Article29 1957-04-11 2 ADMIRAL Toulouse Lautrce, commander of the French naval forces m the Far Eas 4 arrived m Manila yesterday on hoard the French navy ship Francis Gamier. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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178 1957-04-11 2 WASHINGTON. April 10 CAP) Reports of "unrest and demand tor greater freedom among students" m Russia have been received by the United States Information Agency. Arthur Larson, director of the agen-y which operate? the "Voice of America" and other propaganda programmes, told the House Appropriations178 words
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Article98 1957-04-11 2 No Cancer From A- Explosion WASHINGTON. April 10 (Reuter) A U.S. army scientist said today no of cancer has yet shown vn m some cows m Alamogordo. New Mexico, which were accidentally showered with fallout from the world's first atomic explosion 12 years ago And the tact that the cows98 words
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Article14 1957-04-11 2 TOKYt air for I Mr. A?ansn fl sec Commune *g ernmcnt oWam^m 114 words
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243 1957-04-11 2 z vernment said President natter baa not made a tingle ir.aj"r concession m his series oi contacts wits the United States and appears continent DC Sffll ope: lU the canal an Ms own terms. Mc hue President E; •n--bower .-,u'i m \V,vh;!;:' to-iav theAP; Reuter - 243 words
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Article211 1957-04-11 2 U.S. To Reject fl e d WASHINGTON. Apr,] States today was expected ~*N that it illegally detained through the Panama Canal 1, i J Diploma:. c officials said the Rnssitn a© y- a r<>'.c a :ivercd to the! Statt department on Monday was "propaganda" aim< "embarrassing" the States m211 words
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Article40 1957-04-11 2 COMMODITY PRICE 'I<NN "■■it I:' fa l-V Tssf:tr. Ir, •c km S r I' 9 I .Inn. asset n y. Is* Stvfcaai 0 Dfffabt M law: net J |n\; J M' Three b: 1 i > Three ma»l ieaent t tM40 words
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Article53 1957-04-11 2 LOS ANGELES, April m (AP) A r T< ny Curl m.- a :ress wife, Janet Leigh. expo-t to or. May 13 to make a mtvic m Norway. They w r "The Viking vil Doufjlai Curtis and his r.,.\c .pplied for BSntftrti for themselves St I53 words
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Advertisement364 1957-04-11 2 QUICK- FROZEN FISH j sea-fresh and delicious! V Frosh as the moment they were caught. All this delicious tastiness I y is brought to you by Birds Eye. They don't have time to get V f travel-stained or tired looking. Immediately the fish are landed at the quay, they are364 words
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Article401 1957-04-11 3 Tunku Will Tell Britain Of Rulers 9 Decision KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malay Rulers tonight authorized Chief Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman, his Cabinet colleagues and their representatives to tell Britain of their decision to have one common nationality for all peoples of the Federation including those of401 words
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Article78 1957-04-11 3 t \,,\I.\ST Ccfi. tfrsV-flnsni Best n, ted, it i ins j ;p to he I >"» nth f .to clean I gbH "swret Intcs >' „(l at LJSgsf this ir <ecret F rf-- c been c on C ret Soci» the city law lideouts of secret ion will conf78 words
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Article101 1957-04-11 3 a*rt South ia tbe teut today reserved sst as tie fjiifs' n sf e»*l j twirr-wed m Railway eSker a ho Wsßd for divorce fcg [Scdrarr ,i. 51, is amani, 36--ot stencil tar dissolution of W an grounds of B*t mere married roart has no hear a suit of101 words
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Article31 1957-04-11 3 r ORTH, Wed. s expectaaaon because the Sn2i. th ,ast four hsL?7u th^ av ««ia the Settlement far. J. R. oorerine on i was vtntanial i*f* the -try to wear31 words
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Article15 1957-04-11 3 Penang fij^ World H and broad. Pn*Vr aas.i s su y ert wiU s^__[Radio15 words
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Article65 1957-04-11 3 ?l s \NG. Wed.— The Corona r Mr Vi Ah Wah, today returned a verdict of murder by nir p( rsons unknown ai the end i I an inquiry into the fa labourer. Hamid d 27 who was attacked by a "mob. during the riots irlv65 words
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Article92 1957-04-11 3 COURT THROWS OUT SUIT AGAINST JP .ye;, U. d. Th c civil suit brought PWtSv an widow, Roshan J m, agamst a Justice of ISM Peace. Mohamed Tassjf] Fsn shni. ftr recovcru oj a balance of $161 ari, U of a payment to Sfcet n Pakistan, was 4 a by92 words
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Article202 1957-04-11 3 Broad Agreements Reached KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A very non-commit-tal tadOMatal lubber mi?.-ion which arrived here a couple of day? azo left today m a cheerful mood. I M mission, 1 I the de- p U t v of the Indonesian Rel ns Ec no roc202 words
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Article34 1957-04-11 3 THE Sinsapore Canine Wei--1 are Association collected a total of $5,912.35 from the sale of flags and nublic donations m their £rive for the "Homeless Doggie Fund" organized lon Marcn 90,34 words
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211 1957-04-11 3 h sS£ faction v^StateC ib, WRjs Performance Ksi I m,,rial HaU V, J* dancers, esmuch to J*^**** for a single ■jCsB?.? htell 1 a m czar- la> aturing Vernon Martinis Florrie Tait. Ruth Tans and \iv,:wr Tan. and l J£oJ at thai Girl." danced by aR.Y. - 211 words
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Article, Illustration48 1957-04-11 3 THE Foley family which left Penang hy Ihe Corfu at midnight for thr United Kingdom t»> settle down. Standing ir»m )pft to right: Mrs. O.J. Foley, Mr. O.J Foley and daughter. Miss Priscilla Fole\. Sitting from left to right: Daughters Misses Veronica. Patricia and Jean.48 words
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276 1957-04-11 3 The Foleys Join Penang s Exodus Of Eurasians PENANG, Wed.— One of the oldest Eurasian families m Penang left this country for good when they sailed on the Corfu at midnight tonight to settle down m the I'nited Kingdom. Mr. O. J Foley. 44. resigned !the City Council after M276 words
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Article85 1957-04-11 3 Malay Trade Fun Fair TAIPING, Wei A Malay trade an I tun fait sHD be held at the drew grei nd sere from May 3 to to, i rganized by the All Malaya Malays' Businessmen Association. The ittractions at the fair I I In a:e a "Miss Spectacles'' ■ontest. a85 words
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Article135 1957-04-11 3 Employers Have Tried Anyway.... PENANG Wed Employciv nave trie-: to alleviate the rising cost ol living by salary increases, bul unfortunately their effort have been numbed ay tbe burden of taxation. Mr. Saw Seng Kew, chairman of the Penang Chhwse ChamI h r ol Commerce, said at its annual gi135 words
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Article110 1957-04-11 3 SUNGEI PATANI, Wed His craving for a cigarette ended the freedom of 21-year-Old Saad bin Ibrahim, who escaped from a court lock-up here on Monday afternoon Saar: hid himself m a cowshed, while police roadblocks were set up throughout the State m an intensive search for110 words
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Article34 1957-04-11 3 J H MAUNDERS Cantata "Olivet to Slavery will be sung by the augmented choir of St. George's Garrison Church, Tanglin on Palm Sunday The Cantata will be conducted by L. Francis Deacon.34 words
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Article39 1957-04-11 3 PENANG. Wed Leadei of the Bukit Mertajam UMNO ■a omen's movement. Che Bee Noor yesterday urfsd the establishment of an Islamic Council m the Settlement to deal with those Muslim- who do not observe the fasting month.39 words
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Article43 1957-04-11 3 MORE than 2,000 inhabitants of Api Api. m Pontian. Johore. went to the polls on Tuesday to elect their Deputy Penghulu. Che Mohamed Yusof bin Mohamed Yasin was elected out of six candidates who contested the election. He received 673 votes.43 words
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Article36 1957-04-11 3 HONGKONG. April 10 Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $16.33 to £1 Sterling; $6,155 to U.S.SI; $1,840 to Malayan $1; $0,167 to one Indonesian Ruppiah; Gold $268.25 to a tael36 words
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Advertisement332 1957-04-11 3 sapphire service W^L^/Ly nrM\ direct air sen ice to COLOMBO t/nrf EUROPE yf^t "wCfe/- S*o'* ""3 Sc'»J r da/, Apr I 2 th, t e SAPPHIRE SERVICE w i be >*» Jl to Cc'omDO with drect through COl--■^j -fa i. H nections v a rcmbay. Karachi, ranre n t tA332 words
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Article419 1957-04-11 4 Leaders Say: Let's Follow Britain SINGAPORE leaders yesterday were unanimous m their views that Government should follow the example of Great Britain and introduce drastic tax reductions. Commenting on the Chancellor of the British Exchequer's decision to substantially reduce the duty on cinemas and lift the419 words
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Article202 1957-04-11 4 Tribute To Late Mr. Pillay MEMBERS of the Singapore Bench and Bar yesterday turned up m force at the High Court to pay tribute to a "great and good man who had no conceit" —the late Mr. Sandy G. Pillay, well-known Colony lawyer, who died202 words
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138 1957-04-11 4 The paradox of expansion under shrinkage THOUGH the British Empire is shrinking the staff of the Colonial Office is expanding, said Professor C. Northcote-Parkinson, of the Tniversity of Malaya, addressing Rotarians yesterday. He was explaining the principles of "Parkinson's Law on the accumulation of staff as aeainst the reduction of138 words
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Article61 1957-04-11 4 KUALA LIPIS. Wed. Resident! of Jerkota Village here v.i.l 20 polls at the c immunity hall on April 15 to c.c three local councillors The eleven contesting candiiatea are: Messrs. Choo Nam, Chan Yew, Wor.s Mens. Wong Huan En?. Sam Sai. Tong I.oke. P m61 words
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Article80 1957-04-11 4 Education Service Talks On REPRESENTATIVES of the Singapore Teachere' Union and officials of the Government's Establishment Branch met for :hc ftrat lima yesterday to disCaaa dttafla of lac new scheme (ranting normal trained teacher- direct entry into the education service. After an hour's discussion, the meeting was adjourned. It is80 words
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Article, Illustration41 1957-04-11 4 MR S. SIVARAJAH, Inspector. Police Department Rengam. Johore, and Miss P. Pathma Dcvi, daughter of Mr and Mrs. T. Ponnudurai, a teacher of the High School. Klang. who were married at the Sri Maha Mariamman Temple. Klang. recently.41 words
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Article237 1957-04-11 4 MALAYAN SIKHS CABLE TO MAC MALAYAN Sikhs last night cabled British Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Macmillan. to use hia good offices to remove ail undemocra ie practices again.-t their religion. The cable. Bent by the President of the Sikh Missionary Society Malaya, was a result of a Reuter report that237 words
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Article83 1957-04-11 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Two new doctors joined the staff of the Lady Temp'.er Hospital today. Thcv are: Dr. kfrs. R. Mansfield and Dr. A. S. Gardner, who arrived by BOAC from London this morning. Dr. Mansfield is the wife of a retired businessman, who accompanied his wife83 words
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Article161 1957-04-11 4 SINGAPORE magistrate. Mr. K. S. Lee. yesterday advised 19-year-old Rahmat bin Mohamed Ali. to "turn over a new leaf" m his life. Rahmat received this advice when he pleaded guilty to criminal breach of trust of S6 at Geylang Road. Rahmat. a former inmate161 words
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Article60 1957-04-11 4 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Ministers* cars will now fly the Federation pennants m addition to the "mentri" plates they now have. Two pennants wil] be the Federation Hag and the res- pective colours oi the minister:-, political party. The Chief Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman, has taken60 words
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Article36 1957-04-11 4 SINGAPORE'S Minister ior Hea t'a Mr. A. J, Brasa, now la Tokyo v gusat of the Japanese Government, will open the now outdoor di.snen>srv at I Kalians on April 23 at 5.30 I pan.36 words
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Miscellaneous507 1957-04-11 4 Standard cMlmanac Information at a Glance fPort Dickson 4.46 am. (7.8 ft) mm *m |Ua»atk>QßC 503 pm. .89 ft. 8.8.C. *r%2l**rVJH^ fl R Penan- 11.20 am (7.6 ft) 1124 ABt Ak %SSSJBJH H Dm 1 7 4 ft). BK.C. (General o\er<-ea« Ser\|rp): mBfMTAW aa< JBVaiV aak JHSS r>m T :;s507 words
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Article, Illustration305 1957-04-11 5 Three Borneo beauties star in New film l^-aa. aad a Malay. Ltoi frJture-leseta fesf of Ln n,ro M wiU J* fftr by Shaw n, about fesur "tfjrtr are Kenny R.. hard Jarci Mahmud, who '^pasr those ansL j^vrrtisrsaenta hv the wellIndian dirertor. i ii. fj^rtjcii to do M Tae r305 words
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Article37 1957-04-11 5 .1 for better cobetween empioyers and employees was made toSP S. N th m, r< of the N Union ol Uat ion Workers to the eneraJ i tinf ot the Johore branch at UaS yt37 words
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Article38 1957-04-11 5 A EAR-OLD gil I Leo p i |6Q frotn n, who i pi I sat to i nighl bei be ise, srai v sentc nee I to one p», jai] f tbe ab Magat* r ate.38 words
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Article108 1957-04-11 5 Views On Reid In By Friday KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce has instructed all its constituents to submit their views on the Reid constitutional report by Friday. Mr. Henry Wong, secretary i i tiie Chambers said today that all views would be studied by the Chambers'108 words
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Article, Illustration406 1957-04-11 5 PRESERVE OUR RIGHTS-CALL MALACCA, Wed.— The Straits Chinese British Association here a\ il 1 send a petition to the Queen, ■aakaaaf katf to preserve and safeguard the freedoms and rights ol its members. The A sociatiop made this decision last night m reply to406 words
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Article188 1957-04-11 5 MAX -warn across a river In Kirn B< at R< (i ;l bid to c cape fr< m hlfi pursuers, a Singapore court wa^ told yesV rday. m taat bY wnj Bee Toh Foyan a ma n aI o faced c hai ges188 words
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Article242 1957-04-11 5 A JUDGE SPEAKS OUT ON 'Drinking is a personal matter. But driving under the influence of liquor is a matter of public importance' A SALESMAN, Low Chong Soo, 46, who appealed yesterday against a three-month jail sentence for drunken driving, was told by a judge of the High242 words
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97 1957-04-11 5 REDS INVITED TO 'WAR AND PEACE' PREMIERE THE Cathay Organisation and executives of Paramount Pictures have extended an invitation to crew members Of the Russian freighter Pnirtsk to attend the gala premiere of "War and Peace" at lbs Odcon tonight, A further group of 40 officers Saad men from the97 words
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177 1957-04-11 5 STOLEN CROC PUTS CHE MINAH IN A FIX A MALAY housewife, whose husband rears baby crocodiles and make- as a hobby, was much distressed yesterday when one of bee crocodiles wai stolen during the night. Che Hinah Mass Abbas. said her hu.-band, Che Z<-.m bin Ahmad, a one-time CtfCUS performer,177 words
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Article32 1957-04-11 5 A TWO-ENGINED Garuda Indonesian Airways Convair yesterday turned back with engine trouhio shortly before take-off Iron Singapore. The plane left an hour later with 25 passengers for Jakarta.32 words
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Article104 1957-04-11 5 THE Singapore Trades Union Congress yesterday appointed special committee to look into the row. between the Bus Workers' Union and the Transport Employees' Union. Both Unions claim they represent workers employed m Chinese bus companies m the Colon v. The TUC was told that while the104 words
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Article535 1957-04-11 6 VV HEX we wrote m this column last year that we feared the New Malaya might follow the tendency of newly independent countries to interfere with the freedom of the Press, we received a sarcastic letter trom a European, claiming to represent certain British newspapers m535 words
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Article393 1957-04-11 6 SINGAPORE'S economic future must not be solely dependent on its entrepot trade. Tins warning came m the course of an address which University of "a rturcr. Mr. Charles Gamba, gave to the Ka: no Bran h ot the Labour Front last Tuesday. No Hal C wyr.'s biggest advance393 words
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993 1957-04-11 6 FRANCIS ASHBORN - TRAGIC YEAR FOR CEYLON UNDER SOLOMON I COLOMBO 3IR. Solomon Band a r a n a i k c's United Front Party has decided to celebrate April 12 the first anniversary of its victory at the polls as National Liberation Day. Liberation from what? The answer, of course, is liberation993 words
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Article475 1957-04-11 6 sir It was suggested at a meeting of the United Planting Association of Malays held on March 20 that the public be invited to submit •'constructive proposals" for ending the emergency. A very interesting article appeared m your Sunday Standard of March 17 on the exploits of475 words
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Article602 1957-04-11 6 Aster Gunasekera - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME Aster Gunasekera IV HAT the future holds for n hundreds ot thousands of British subjects m the Federation will have to be decided m London next month when an Alliance delegation together with representatives of the Sultans meet the Colonial OJTice to finalise the602 words
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Article616 1957-04-11 6 CVCV visit to the Scrangoon Community Centre to find out tor himself the facts of the ease before be writes his views so boldly. Each community m Singapore is not quite the same as the other. In my comments which were not printed I616 words
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Article, Illustration45 1957-04-11 6 fraatfttfcrtJ "i u„,,r:r tifi.nu t m Ttl.tiim Baal tmf p, aim* 11, n. eeaa saw* \mk tmtiirf -a r i i I TPfOM a si fin eaajretirf fc»*a mn nndmil "esfseaW M Im -th hmjf rlmmo*** the „,.> fit aJj ',0 nn'i mi C.W.C.W. - 45 words
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Advertisement40 1957-04-11 6 DUIL HA 1 R I $J OXtAm mII aamra* ahada* J§ \Jvj 'AvaP.nbXe n* a y l lead'rq Dispens r;es and THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY LTD. (Inccrpcrcted m t u e Federoticn ot Malaya). SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR. K LANG. SEREMBAN, PENANG.40 words
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Advertisement60 1957-04-11 6 B*l feet /^?g£j rLy M REFRICERATOR W r I I 2 I _i "spr*C J Full vk'cJ'H Evaasjssßsr m Stainless translucent focc vegetable containers, roc many mort featun* Sport***" p4 r r S93S Cash Free Hire Purchase S 56 12 monthly pay"^-- 24 monthly paynf-* 1 ?f aT2SGI 0«f Of60 words
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Article, Illustration76 1957-04-11 7 i j I \P)— Pretty fcisa Martinelli lilm star who has appeared m T I ;odiu tions, wa.s sentenced yes- J *_"•,> m jail on a charge of "outrage I Et pike OBKCTS." was not m court for the trial EJarsfT inunetl. :tel> appealed,76 words
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181 1957-04-11 7 GOVT. SHOULD PAY FOR EDEN'S HOSPITAL BILLS' UK. April 10 f AP) I? Sba r Minister k Hi afford the medi>king m W 1 pay the bill Bassist vrote: E?t restlessa modest Bos* norn which is 0 c ry words *-te are 'costing 7 a man of by the stanmself181 words
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Article, Illustration641 1957-04-11 7 ROME, April 10, —An 'unfrocked' Roman Catholic priest of senior rank the first Prisoner of the Vatican m living memory is waiting to be reinstated m the Church. He is cx-Monsignor Edo ardo Cippico. Bb has fought for nine years to clear himself641 words
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Article149 1957-04-11 7 Hunt On For Killer Dogs Tokyo April io (Renter) —Japanese police assisted by a group of farmers began searching the hills around Wakkanai City, northern Japan, today lor a pack Ol wild docs that yesterday killed B seven-year-old girl and garaged two others. The banters were told to shoot all149 words
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Article82 1957-04-11 7 tokvo. April M (Renter) Prince Yoshi, younger broth.-r of Japanese Crown Prince Prince Akihito. todaj became the first member oj the imperial Family to visit victims of the Atomic-bomb-ed city of Hiroshima, western Japan Prince Yoshi, who Ii at present touring western Japan as his fathers representative.82 words
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Article, Illustration53 1957-04-11 7 photo. C A RLOS P. GARCIA, President sf the Philippines (centre) is flanked by the first Lady, ri«ht. and their daughter Linda when they ascend the Palace stairs to take their official residence m Malacanan. Protocol Officer Manuel G. ZaBBBra (left) and other Presidential aides are shown followingUP - 53 words
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Article36 1957-04-11 7 MANILA. April 10 (AP) The Philippines yesterday commemorated the 15th anniversary of the fall of Bataan Peninsula and Corregidnr Island with pledges of continued American-Philip-pine unity In their common fight against Communism.36 words
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Article153 1957-04-11 7 LONDON, April 10.— A fourteen -year-old Scottish schoolgirl has become the mother of twins. Her babies, both boys, were bom til weeks 350. One weighed 41b. 140z., the other 4ib. Das, They were described as "very bonny, healthy cbJ] iron." Salvation Army ofludals took153 words
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Article100 1957-04-11 7 I SAIGON. April m <rP). Pictures of Numnahs! Chinese 'President Chiang Kai-Shek I nave been orcered to be reI moved from Chinese schools lin <>:!C district m Cambodia, according to press reports reaching Saigon. Display of the Nationalist Chinese flag also has been prohibited m the100 words
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Article379 1957-04-11 7 OL NEW YORK, April 10.— Kenneth More, Britain's No. 1 cinema star, shocked American 61m chiefs here by attacking pictures which he said had a bad influence on young people. He said he would never play m gangster films because— "I know how badly I was379 words
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134 1957-04-11 7 Evil Forces Caused Norman's Suicide -CHURCH OTTAWA, Apr. 10 (UP) —Three hundred mourners at a memorial service to the late ambassador *to Cairo E. H. Norman yesterday heard a United Church Minister blast the "destructive forces, many ot them evil and downright demoniacal," which had caused Norman's suicide. Prominent among134 words
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146 1957-04-11 7 PORT MORESBY, April m (Reuter) An unidentified form of pVsy Is kilMng off a cannibal tribe m central New GuineaTwo women victims have been brought to Pert Moresby where they are awaiting examination by a virologist. Dr. Vincent Zigas. District Medics! Officer of Kainantu. who has146 words
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128 1957-04-11 7 U.S. LABOUR CHIEF PLEDGES TO SMASH CORRUPTION ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey, April 10 (IP)— Georjre Meany, president of the AFL-CIO, said today the American Labour Movement would meet the problem of racketeering "head-on" and do "more than its part" m eliminating corruption from its ranks.'' Mean v. ac'dressing the 16th128 words
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Article, Illustration86 1957-04-11 7 KENNETH MORE NEW YORK A? r 1 n I Edmund P irdom. Bi 1 i c alimony tro pro r r.a -me v. l'h I Chr; gBSJ iBaSBJ BJ r Hollywood rhattcr ir. rcrr.' yr:,r c married an unknown young art student ycster i v Natty86 words
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Advertisement117 1957-04-11 7 YOMAD the best milk 'on the country of milk L > aaßaW. n /lT Lctf milk powder «*S o€t let /ftf Iron, selected milk from TB ig 7 free cow*. J JS *NO WASTE tolas laacawttti c < -n Mmc you want mdfc you [A I* n -ice exactly ta«117 words
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Advertisement131 1957-04-11 7 Paris m the Spring m I 1 0* ah t f^ glomorous gaiety conjured up b/ tthis thought can bs yours when you wear these exquisite perfumes by Caron As fresh and fragrant cs newly cut flowcs, j there is a delicate blend to '2"^* .ft es^ery pnese cf your131 words
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Article, Illustration62 1957-04-11 8 MR TAN TIONG CHEK, 18. Heft), son of Mr. and Mrs Taai Sen? Kee. and Mr. Low Ho Chen?. If), son of Mr. and Mrs Low Wan Sure left Kuala Lumpur hv BO AC. on Tuesday for London for further studies They are oldYong Poh Seong - 62 words
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Article207 1957-04-11 8 The Bride-to-be Got Involved... FEXAXG. Wed.— A marriage, scheduled to take place last Monday, had to be postponed because the bride-: ."-:>\ K:v.v En| K:rr.. got involved m a criminal case, the Ma:;, tv s Court was told today. Kh°w pleaded guilty to207 words
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Article100 1957-04-11 8 BVKIT MERTAJAM, Wed. A \hibition of the T:r- r. v<rr:< C f he inal Investigation Depart--ment, and the uniform branch of the Police Force, will be given by a team of Police personnel on the Jit Sin BbJb School ground here ssj Satur-i.-.v This exhibition is100 words
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Article, Illustration370 1957-04-11 8 FGFG KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Wong Phin, 35, married to the daughter of a Methodist minister, will pay $2,000 damages to an attractive Singapore typist for breach of promise, the Federation Court of Appeal I decided today. I Wong had appealed against a Selangor High370 words
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Article56 1957-04-11 8 FIVE students of the Confucian Chinese .School, Kuil 1""*^ bicycles for Penang for holidays on Monday. a Luni P TTiey arrived m Penang after two days. They are, from left to right: Lum Wai Vow. Lou Woa iv. Cheong Fatt, Liew Poh How and Joseph Chia. f *»*.J S|Yong Poh Seong - 56 words
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Article136 1957-04-11 8 Man Admits 3 Charges Of Theft IPOH, Wed. Yong Foh Yin. 22, of Mehglcmbu resettlement area, who admitted two charges of theft yesterday, today pleaded guilty before Magistrate Tuan Syed Hussein Jamalullil, to a third charge for a similar offence. Yong admitted stealing between March 21 and 24, $1,000 north136 words
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158 1957-04-11 8 Yaacob Warns Against Evil Forces' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Director of Information Services, Inche Yaacob bin Abdul LatifT, today exhorted parents to take more interest m their children and their activities. Speaking at the Victoria Institution Speech Day here, he said: "There are evil forces at work today m Malaya158 words
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Article70 1957-04-11 8 University Condemns Segregation RACIAL segregation proposed for two South African universities has been condemned by the Academic Staff Association of the University of Malaya. Tlie Association, at its annual general meeting, held recently unanimously passed a resolution deploring proposed legislation to enforce apartheid on the Universities of Capetown and Witwatersrand.70 words
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289 1957-04-11 8 Dharma InstituteWeaver Of Threads KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Threads of the four main cultures of Malaya "should and can be woven" into the new and rich tapestry of Malayan culture. High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray. declared at Puchong this evening. He was officiating at- the opening ceremony of the Dharrna Institute,289 words
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Article21 1957-04-11 8 FAMILY remittances from Malaya to China last month totalled si. 8."8. 02 i. Of thii sum, 51.152.560 went from Singapore.21 words
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Article80 1957-04-11 8 SINGAPORE Workers Education Association will stage a "Cavalcade of Stars" show at the Badminton Hall on Saturday, m aid of its building fund. Bar. Kingsley Morrando, of Radio Malaya, will present on stage Talentine star Tres Santa Marias, rock 'n roll stars Tony Castillo. Marina and Ahmad,80 words
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Article73 1957-04-11 8 KANGAR, Wed. The Imams and Officials League of the Perlis Mosque has decided to send a deputation to meet the Raja of Perlis to ask for payment of monetary allowances to Imams, bilals and caretakers throughout the State. The deputation will request for the Raja's73 words
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Article47 1957-04-11 8 ON the eve of the Sinhalese New Year on Saturday there will be a 'pooja' at the Buddhist Temple mi n St. Michael's Road. Singapore, at 7 p.m. The pooja will be followed by a talk by an American monk. Vajara (Mr. James E. Wagner).47 words
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Article22 1957-04-11 8 A 43-YEAR-OLD fisherman. V. Seeni, was stabbed m the back while resting on the beach at Bagan Ajam on Tuesday night.22 words
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234 1957-04-11 8 IPOH, Wed.— Several changes m the Police set-up m Perak will take effect as from the middle of this month when a number of senior officers going on vacation leave or on leave prior to retirement under the Malayanization scheme In234 words
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Article111 1957-04-11 8 Hungry Youth Stole A 'Poor Box' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— A Seremban boy was ordered to be sent to an approved school for three years by President of the Sessions Court, Inche M. Hashim today for theft of a "charitybox containing $1.70 on April 9 from the Batu Lane Mosque here111 words
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286 1957-04-11 8 INSECTS, which are a menace to health, are developing a resistance to D.D.T. all over the world, Dr. Marshall Laird, Lecturer m Parasitology, m the University of Malaya told the Standard yesterday. This has made the "war" against the insect world increasingly tougher, he said286 words
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Article31 1957-04-11 8 \MPAR. WaHjj Va l t: -=d s 32-year-oid pe*n] jail for ctestisx Or. 'i fa <c v anaaßßß] a mm m\ to i agajn to vtisaa IBasanm far ja\ J31 words
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Article64 1957-04-11 8 SINGAPORE City Council is sf" n to ootiS: r: ther or Ml to ■bsjbssj barbers m the Colony. Licensing will ensure bar: crs v\ erv. h> r A survey I I on be conducte by the City II authorities how barber shops are r m m the64 words
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Advertisement415 1957-04-11 8 THE PICTURE ALL SINGAPORE IS TALKING ABOUT! Marine Studios presents Itaaaaaaa^v ecrets o> Eeef Never before a movie like this! Here's what our own authorities have to say about it: v filrr.s have been seen m Singapore recently, but none compares wixn xnis one for drama and spectacle. ♦k;«. 25^i?3415 words
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Advertisement51 1957-04-11 8 ~^^A\ S .^A Ba^L *^Bx 'Bm'.^r Firestone Super Gum- _B^BBTaftrf Dipped Tyres have been s^a3|w''l proved to give outstanding nßi trouble-free performance and additional mileage, Yet they cost no more than ordinary tyres— ii U^u see jour local Fires/one dealer today. F Tirttfotte 25=^ TYRES FIBEOTUNE KIKKIGEKATOKS BUILT Willi H"51 words
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Article, Illustration303 1957-04-11 9 UNKNOWN newsfotos Luthful Spacemen L Favourite Game L«tf viarrr f eaMff a's Fa »9 pr *ith B Grraaaa Et WearEr Bfiaarts anials an* be- Bat thrir mad ti a H{ cfssseal ■a lan. A.P. f N Sal Ba> «bt wavkl lis Braa- »«e to n at her sitting BM? this.A.P.; Mirror; UP; AP - 303 words
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144 1957-04-11 10 Ban On Trade With China Stands— US THE U.S. embargo on all trade between the United Sta.tr* and Communist China remains unchanged, the State Department said m Washington on Tuesday night. The statement was made by Department Press Officer Lincoln White, following discussions earlier m the day between acting Secretary144 words
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Article117 1957-04-11 10 SIXGAPORE rubber prices yesterday rose one cent to 9-1 cents per lb. for first grade May shipment I n market that closed uncertain. Pattern opened higher despite unchanged U odoß overnight prices With lellera reluctant quotattona steadied to arounc it] eenti at bj on. Moderate117 words
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Article88 1957-04-11 10 MALAYAN imports of rubber during March amounted to 26.976 tons, bringing the total lor the first three months Of tiie year to 82,029 tons, aoCOrdini U) official statistics. During March Singapore imports amounted to 25.248 tons. ol which 12,44 m tons were bom Sumatra. Of tha Feneration88 words
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Article47 1957-04-11 10 NSW YORK, April m. (UP)— Dow-Jo- o> c!o>i: average.-: STOCKS l Industriala 482. n^ 20 Rails 145.46 1 5 r-.i itiea 71.27 S'^ck* 1(i9.84 BONDS BJ Boodi POR.t Xns Dow Jansi eonuaodity futures Index (1924 26 average equal- 100) closed at 1 <'L! 00.47 words
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Article91 1957-04-11 10 A CARPET merchant Mr. M. K. Zephyr Amir is setting up an information centre for Persian carpets m. his firm, Amir Sons, Orchard Road, Singapore. The object for opening the centre was to tell people m Singapore mora about Persian carpets, las >aid. Tee centre, which will he opened91 words
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Article21 1957-04-11 10 RENONG Tin's output during March: Rasa Mine 563 piculs; Jinjang Mine un association with Straits Tinfields Ltd.) 1.252 piculs.21 words
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Article31 1957-04-11 10 A NEW type of mobile tower crane has helped speed ship construction so well at a North East of England shipyard that a second has now been ordered.31 words
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Article20 1957-04-11 10 JOHAN Tin's ore output for March was 426.02 piculs, resulting m a tribute to the company of $9,999.20 words
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134 1957-04-11 10 INDIA'S H.K. CLOTH SALES DECLINING INDIAN textile manufacturers must launch an active and aggressive sales campaign if they wish to recover their lost market m Hongkong. Mr. R. H. Notaney. Overseas Officer of the Indian Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council, said yesterday. The entry of Chinese piecegoods and Pakistan yarn134 words
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Article43 1957-04-11 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were Copra. April $26£ buyers; $27i sellers; coconut oil m bulk $41 sellers, m drums $45 1 sellers. Muntok white pepper $100 sellers, Sarawak white $99 sellers, special Sarawak black $68.43 words
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Article367 1957-04-11 10 •MARCONI'S Wireless Telegraph Co. Ltd. has announced that Mr. J. A. Smale C.8.E., A.F.C.. B.Sc. MI.E.E., having retired from the post of En-gineer-in-Chief of Cable and Wireless Ltd. is to become Technical Consultant m Telecommunications Engineering to Marconi's, with effect from Ist April, 1957. Mr. Smale's367 words
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Article, Illustration35 1957-04-11 10 SIX members of the Indonesian rubber mission are pictured here with Mr. Mohd. Rasjid Manan (right), Indonesian Consul m the Federation of Malaya, on their arrival at the Kuala Lumpur Airport35 words
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Article157 1957-04-11 10 JAPANESE TRADE TEAM ARRIVING To Study The Market A TWELVE-MAN Japanese trade delegation will arrive m Singapore on April 24 to study local market conditions and to boost trade between the two countries. The delegation,- all members of the China and Porcelain Exporters Association m Japan, will also visit nine157 words
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Article84 1957-04-11 10 BRITAIN exported £16,742,--000 worth of air industry products la January and February —a record for the period and more than £1.500.000 more than the previous record amount m January and February last year. February air exports totalled E8.4 million, an increase of almosl £350,000 over February84 words
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Article41 1957-04-11 10 They are m Malaya to study rubber trade and production. Members of the mission (from left); Dr. B. S. Suksono: Dr. S. D. Baron, Mr. Alamsijah, Dr. Ismail YusofT (lea-der), Mr. Abdul Hakim and Mr. M. Farrow.41 words
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Article, Illustration211 1957-04-11 10 A REPRESENTATIVE of a San Francisco turn international consultants is m Singapore m the course ,i a survey of Far East shipping centres. He i s Mr. J.R. Harris of Conlon Associates who said that the Port of San Francisco had' announced it was retaining211 words
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Article147 1957-04-11 10 OTTER ROADS SOYA. Tymlareut. Tankhaven. Magadan. Yukikawa, Batoela, Fernpark, Sigli \an Neck. Pacific. Fernfield, Wairata. Van Reimadijk. Avaobasan Maru. KyoriUu laaru, Fast Wind, Van Or., Ameise. Obr a M. Jer^er.. Bela. INNER ROADS Cait Matahari. Hong Eng, Seiansnr. Sri Sevia Sg. P.in.M. Ar.nabeila. P. Kid ang, Bnsc.147 words
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Article94 1957-04-11 10 A COMPLETE Ba*Pß*Sal "home-ou-u*heels" which has sleeping accommodation .tor two adults and two children inside and another two adults m a tent on the too*, was shown nt ar\ exhibition near Birmingham recentby. The display, given by the Austin Motor Company, attracted thousands of visitors includma a number of94 words
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Article85 1957-04-11 10 WEST German production of television and radio sets m 1956 topped the DM 1.000 million mark lor the first time. This is regardec as an especially good record since, due to keen competition, the average price of German radio c ets is about 10 per85 words
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Article176 1957-04-11 10 MALAYAN i larebrokers yet•day leported tha- following I business done r.S nrds ttVl 1 $2 BJ F and N orris v lammon- S2 li SI 51 HK Bank v -?2 9(>. M L.ir.r'H r: Alister $3; Mcl B I OTEC 77/6; Rol Sime 1'..:; <2 »ld Storage 51176 words
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Article54 1957-04-11 10 A SCOTTISH fir- have prodi red whal ieved to be the on i Pi first n carpc'ir.^ Dean anl m colour and closely woven, the should give har ler ar than any other ty c. turcr* Fay That the re enl Ex i Furnishing Fabrics and Carpet? m54 words
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Article98 1957-04-11 10 J Hi ••ft 1 *0 m tan? S md S*! ft?** BBaathal ii •-msaak 1 OTEC Straits Trade, j BBnjßaaji lsn g Aaanal laaj dr.. I Ipoh Kaaantaf 3 Kinta KellM tajat si r :t.z Rep Raaaann Larut MBBal *4 Perak li« LonoV* MalaPaha--. Pengkalen artj M Petalint Rambutan98 words
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Advertisement671 1957-04-11 10 NOTICES ACKNOVVLFDCAIENT TT'E, the Nominees of the f« Z ri sportive deceased prr os thank The Chnc-e M ial Help Association. Smgap f< r the Nominee^' F ;n handed to us: Char L:r.x Cr.no, deceased ?^49 Cnai Tl v.n. Wtl I ;m Hean Liar.. B 1711 Tan K'---. E: 1671 words
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Advertisement159 1957-04-11 10 B4aBEB.FERN.VUXE UJ Met >•• for Boston New York. Philadelphia t> < 5-por. '-j*-' FERNFIELD CLENVILLr 14 21 Ap. s V- (If proceeding via Cape n(lttt m from New Toe*. Lo* An«*l«» m N. YO.I. t LIOVILLf Sailed t MANDEVILLE Sailed M#> AINCSVILLfc 16/20 Apr f M HARRISONS CROSFIEW F 1*1:159 words
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Miscellaneous132 1957-04-11 10 4JUPRA HOLIDAY. CUTLER, BATH CO LTD APRIL 11 am. unquoted Noon a 4 p.m. a 5 p.m MAY 11 a.m. unquoted Noon a 4 p.m a 5 p.m. p H.C.B Ltd. closing coconut Oil prices bulk $411, sellers drums $45 sellers. Singapore Coconut Oil Miller* Association closing prices: bulk $411132 words
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Advertisement578 1957-04-11 11 kT^CK TRADING CO., LTD. r* Roblnaoo Road :r T .i e.UE FUNNEL LINE AMERICAN SERVICI s Tr-n Baltimora Philad«lphl« 6 Cult Port* Ikjjaajej 24 A P» 25 Apr 26/27 Apr 7/12|una 13/14 |un« 15/16 |una octU t« toae ano dHchargt cart* J^'GERMAN LLOYD gaj^BURG AMERICAN LINE ,r stRVICt •erdam. Bremen578 words
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Advertisement1199 1957-04-11 11 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 Ilk lines) I Incorporate© m Singapore) •"»*»> THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE g? SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL. CLASCOW LO NDON CONTINENTAL FORTS aaaaaan option to proceed vie other poit* to loao ano oi«r»»'«« cargo (with liberty to proceed via Suez or Cape ot Cood1,199 words
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Advertisement843 1957-04-11 11 MITSUI |JJ LINE i^-_ Spore P.S horn Penang FOR JAPAN Awobasan Moru *or Koba Yokohomo G 18 Hoguroton Moru tor Koba Yokohamo 28 Apr For New York, Philodelphlo, Eaitimore Hoeisan Moru 14 Apr 17. Apr Meirinsan Maru 1 5 May 18 Moy FOR KARACHI, BOMBAY, vio COLOMBO Amagison Moru trom843 words
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Advertisement637 1957-04-11 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS Soilings tot Bangkok ond ci For lost Penong P S'Hf m Sport "LALANDIA" 16 19Apr 20/21 Apr 22 24 Apr BANGKOK ONLY "SIMBA" 30 Apr 2 Moy "SELANDIA" 16/17 Moy 18/19 Moy 20 22 M»y BANGKOK ONLY HOMEWARDS Soilings tor Genoo. Antwerp. Rotterdam, Hamburg, Copenhagen. Gothenburg.637 words
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Article535 1957-04-11 12 Dorothy Roe - Radiation Can Cure Cancer NEW YORK RADIATION can cure cancer of some types. Surgery can cure cancer of some types. So far nobody has found what will cure all cancers, but when Mad a cure is developed, it probably will be by way of biochemistry, says Dr. Iviith Quimby, one535 words
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Article, Illustration62 1957-04-11 12 Three Months In Africa C U N -tanned and happy is 19--year-o 1 d showgirl Georgina Moore. Sun-t anned, because she has just spent three months touring South Africa, and happy because she has been chosen to be one of the six showgirls m the Follies Revue at London's Prince62 words
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Article, Illustration1271 1957-04-11 12 pOR TIIE first time a Communist Government is blooming m Kerala, one of the fourteen States of India which chose to give the Reds a chance after nearly ten years of independence. The development being unique, the whole world is focussing attention upon this small1,271 words
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Advertisement187 1957-04-11 12 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products Balashin Sai In The j 'New Look' Pack j Very effective for Coughs, Indigestion, 'Seasickness, Nausea, Tiredness, Stomachache, Foul Breath. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL A ever *c history of sale Such Prices %ottere€i Visit Today Our CLOSING DOWN SALE187 words
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Miscellaneous339 1957-04-11 12 By Rita Del Mar 4c T^ npODAT'B QUOTATION: SAGITTARIUS— Nov 22 to i _1_ "If mankind hud wished Dec 21 Note and analyze I for what is right, they undertones of rivalry. Disinicht have had it long ago." play integrity; maintain c;eXf nil am HA/llir. dil rating. VJ> TIII'RSDAY FOR339 words
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Article, Illustration43 1957-04-11 13 photo). ft* MrCrearv rides Hidi-Ann to victory (centre left) despite a howling —at the i miaica Kacecourse m New York, April 4. Helens Ace rid«—tllOli (p.irth hidden behind Hidi-Ann) Mas second with Very tra. Harlan Dalton up, third. A.P.A.P. - 43 words
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Article162 1957-04-11 13 L rfl 10 ißeuter) i welterweight, make no xpectatlon I tralian Darbj f Lgfj stadium next I at Mrr.bed by his |»-tiie b*st welter said today that vith Brown sjtee to meet inyono but th" Br:*:>h Em- er.amc: nGe :z>- Barnes. S'adi'im.^ Limited had plane I to mit h162 words
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Article38 1957-04-11 13 Voter Wilson says: "Weep far British Boxiny" LONDON. April 10. (Rcutcr> Results of EtUfjtrv Union matches played yesterday were:Cov« entry r, Rugby 8: Exotcr 3, Newport 19. Falmouth 3, Ponarth 8; Haylc 9, London Hospital 3.38 words
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Article, Illustration790 1957-04-11 13 TURPIN: FIGHT OR QUIT LONDON. April 10 Weep for boxing! After disasters too recent and too painful to recall, now there is the bombaaattl] of Randolph Turpin. Yesterday Turpin. who six years ago was the greatest boxer-fighter produced by this country .since the war, announced that he does not propose790 words
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Article119 1957-04-11 13 NEW YORK. April 3.—Exhibition baseball by tiie Associated Press:— AT JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA New York (Al 001 001 120-5 10 I. Jacksonville (Sal) oio no 311 —4 9 I AT LYN( HRFRG, VIRGINIA. 51 Louis 000 lvi Do3— B 10 3. Chicago <A!> 309 220 001—3 C 1. AT KNOXMLLE.119 words
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194 1957-04-11 13 Olympic Champ Makes Successful Pro Debut LONDON, April 10 (Reuter) Terry Spinks, Britain's Olympic flyweight champion, made an auspicious debut last night as a professional m beating the experienced Jimmy Loughrey, of Northern Ireland, the referee stopping the fight m the fourth round owing to the Irishman's cut left eye.194 words
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Article115 1957-04-11 13 Tulyar Fails To Recover PARIS. Kentucky, Apr. m, (VV). Imported stallion Tulyar. purchased m Ireland for U*****,000 last year, has been withdrawn from stud service after failing to recover from an Intestinal infection, it was reported here today. A. B. Hancock Jr.. owner of Claiborne stud here, said the eight-year-old115 words
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Article31 1957-04-11 13 LONDON, April 10. (Reuter) Results of English Football League matches p.ayed yesterday were: DIVISION ONE: Sheffield Wednesday 3. Portsmouth I.1 DIVISION THREE NORTH: Carlisle 1, Hull City 3-31 words
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Advertisement70 1957-04-11 13 TUITION \Y/ ORK I NG Girl s. Ja pa aeei Flower Arranccment Classes nt Y.w CA. Six Lessons Fridays, 5.15 pm. Three Styles Course 310/- 312/-. Enrol ***** Dressmaking Class 9.15 a m. Mondays. 7 O •> f 4 I the joildog with on eye for a well-turned pow. ONE70 words
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Advertisement813 1957-04-11 13 CLASSIFIED ADS SITUATIONS VACANT APPLICATIONS are Invited i V [oc i mporarj app men' s to the po-t of Enumeraton from saala and remale peraoaa al tfl sajarg l: ibi r Qualirirationv •A) (1) Passed SUnda English S< nool. (;i Pa--rd n Ser Middle Ii *dth a z knowledge of813 words
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Advertisement757 1957-04-11 13 DEATH CANDY ILLAV a' K.nc n i rV X*'» -r-Td hi 4-o pm r a,-' r.. i n r d /j T <• r-nds are reojaaaVtai i rfr-r;. r e tO _Sin7WIONS VACANT VAC.WtII.S IN SINGAPORE GOVIRNMKM SERVICE A I \KIN niPARTMFVT: Assis'i a oeei- IPS Sa „-v c, r757 words
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Miscellaneous164 1957-04-11 13 Ibner By Al Capp IT ~^~*"^BHH|U-vsA.r-*iE A r I^^Mm^ o^OOAAmi^rmr^f dat creampufp X 1m \OKUTHERBE )<* l^fV#__aT aTV r r<V MAKES MV BLOOD iOop By V-T. Hamlin F,VA BCY. ILL VA'hCV i IJ] ALL R'oHT, cT.NITI.EMEN- \I N V V V-^ y^^^^^S P**"m .m,— V 1 M *l Bea CChBStkCK164 words
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364 1957-04-11 14 Let Singapore Compete And Be Done With It Says LEONG HEW MENG ATTENTION is now iocussed on the Football Association of Malaya for what we all hope to be a happy ending to an unsavoury episode m Ma--1 layan soccer history. Tank Abd Rahn m, President of the F.A.M.. f364 words
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Article, Illustration107 1957-04-11 14 Bali Hungry Cagers A DIVISION two soccer payer. Awang Gabos. ot 8t John's &C. was suspendeci two months by 8 A I 'A. C mission ol Inquiry co c c yesterday. Another division two player, Ali bin Ibrahim, of V.M S A was suspended for one m107 words
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Article33 1957-04-11 14 LONDON 9 Reut. r> C:..trr..,y 22-y< ar-. Id K-nt h x r lonlgbl v. B lightweigr: titl( jrnen he outpointed holder. Joe Lucy, over 15 .nr.a a: 1: -ay Arena here33 words
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Article77 1957-04-11 14 SOCCER SAf Lc'r, D 1. 1 S.A. vs. A to 'i i Atliletic Association ar J H- ar St vi at .->.;.; .1. Arm S.C. va Indian V p <;. M p Dip. 2A. Springs' lie S C pa, F1 1 n r Juni( iFarrt P a re77 words
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68 1957-04-11 14 KID Bedel ot Socrabaya was crowned Ihe new welterweight racing champion ot Indonesia when nc saorcd an easy victory over I tghting bee. the holder, over 12 ra IU b St tne Ikada Sta Hum, Jakarta. Oil Anril a. Lo ie] waj the68 words
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Article75 1957-04-11 14 THE Combined Services team against the Singapore Civilians m their annual cricket tizturc to be plsycd at the Po.i c Sports Association froun 1 Una weekend will be X C led h?WB i.t Rase. Lt. IfaUett. rte. Grindrod, LAC Aitv Sgt B ne, Sgt. Kin-, wo75 words
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Article437 1957-04-11 14 han \»n z Yen Z Sonto^h Nthar aecame Individu.: C Pioos m the Boys and 25"»» lespectively at Whan Schools 2nd Athletic Meet at Towner Road yesterday Yong Peng .1 1E2! ,lt on 1» yards SSL?! a™" 0 L JUm P eV W* t Kahar «Blue D437 words
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316 1957-04-11 14 WINDSOR LAD REPORTS FROM BUKIT TIMAH DELIVERY and Boy Garyth, two of Ivan Allan's Class one candidates, were very attractive workers at Bukit Timah yesterday when sent against the clock returning 38-1/5 sec. for the last three furlongs. They worked from the half mile316 words
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232 1957-04-11 14 Tax Abolition is A 'Godsend' To British Sport By JOHN FARROW LONDON. April 10. (AP)- Britain's sports bosses today baited the abolition of entertainments tax on sports events as opening the way to bigger and better tournament! With more incentive for homo grown I athletes to get to the top,232 words
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Article410 1957-04-11 14 BAM Is Told: 'Be Fair' CVCC Sir "A call to Badminton Association oi Malays officials t'i put their shoulders to the wheel to help Malaya to keep the Thomas Cup"' was made t\v .Mr. Wee Kirn Wee, (Cnauinani during the BAM Annual General Meeting C{ °n 7: a April. 1957410 words
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Article, Illustration51 1957-04-11 14 JULIE LINTERN, 17, mcy be taking life easy here but on tlie tennis court Julie really Rteanj business. At the Surrey Hardcourt champ^nships recentljj she brat famous seeded player Pat ftird. She followed this pic* lory by gainiaa a daeiaUfo Win over Mrs. C. Marsha ll of51 words
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Article71 1957-04-11 14 Davis Cuppers I COLOMBO. Ccvlcn. April 16 I (UP) Ceylon's Davis Cup j team, which will meet Japan m the East Zone finals of the tourney, will leave here on Monday for Singapore en route to Tokyo. Comprising the team are Rupert Ferdinands. Bernard Pinto and Rajah Praesody. Non-playing manager71 words
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Article77 1957-04-11 14 PHOFXIX Park beat M Company Royal Army Service Corps by four goals to two m an Army Div. 3 South league soccer match at Ayer Rajah Road yesterday. Phoenix Park led 2-0 at half time, and ■cored through Watkins 2. Suleiman and Foord while the two RASC goals77 words
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Article58 1957-04-11 14 TWO brilliant knocks by Carmen (54) and Kirby (49) featured yesterday's cricket match between 3 BOD and Singapore Base District at Friendly Hill. BOD won by 93 runs 3 BOD scored 146 (Carmen 54. Kirby 49 Bowling Weir 7 for 44). Singapore Base District 53 (Arnot 17,58 words
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Article79 1957-04-11 14 Eddie Finn In Semi-finals SPOKANE. Washington. April 10 (Router)— Players from ."Malaya. Denmark and the United States reached the semifinals of the men's singles here last nisht when the United States Open Badminton Championships were continued Quarterfinal results were: Eddie Choon? (Malaya) beat Ron Palmer (California) 15-3 8-15 15-0. Finn79 words
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Article91 1957-04-11 14 general Headq uurteri Pat East I. ana Eton SS o- sf w al Fleet ric el end Mechanical te> cineers by if rune m en inn r> Service cricket B Stcfa at A] SI Rajah Road yi itei ey. BHQ 12 tor nbs c icfceti e> den 'i.91 words
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Article45 1957-04-11 14 THE results of yesterday' Youth Sports Centre basketball tournament matches i..:c as follow.- C 2. Gurkha Rifle? Rained a walkover from Green Waves; Yap Yee beat Hai Loke 63-43. Cl Chwee Hwa beat Mong Joon M-43. Cl: Chooj Wah (Kulai) beat Lfljing Eaale M-3t45 words
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Article238 1957-04-11 14 FOLLOWING is the draw of Wood 9 VV. N Cv: ier |g the friendly golf encounter bet- P- Cheung 20 M Kent 22. 8 2.") ween Royal Singapore Golf Club ?m X P: MacNa *r 4& S C Roll and their Keppei Club counter- vs X'K Granam J2238 words
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Article, Illustration110 1957-04-11 14 AN application has been made to the Strait* Racing Association for tlie first Burmese jock*. to ride m Malaya. Twenty-three year old Eddy Po Tha/ (right) one of Burma's top j 0( keys, arrived mi n tho Colony yesterday hoping to be granted permission110 words
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Article69 1957-04-11 14 Drobny And Huber Take Title CANNES, Fi CAP). Jarc Di "bn v of Esypt Alfn iiaher at Austria 3 Tuesday won the Una iof th len'i dr. "a' (.'arltga Club International T( T< nament. IWBV cat Malcolm US A md Jackie Bir- B^ zium, 3-6. 6-3, Ann s....cock. Spain, and69 words
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Article32 1957-04-11 14 HVE hones J '"d acc.irdir.;- j.^J <■ q s TurkgiaSffl Tm mmmtm 1 Saucy Kite. 153 New CUssn_| Class 1 Cofifl Noble Essen* J Clan i gaa T.*a han lot panfl i32 words
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