Singapore Standard, 13 May 1957
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Title Section31 1957-05-13 1 Singapore Standard __^B 41LGER STANDARD ***** (5 lines) POLICE 2400 it iH 1 FIRE BRIGADE 2811 GENERAL HOSPITAL 2414 I Ml. >»• 313 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 13, 1957 12 PAGES 15 CENTS31 words
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Article, Illustration198 1957-05-13 1 Mummy please come home A THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD boy, Teng Chong Sing, -f/rdav appealed to his mother "wherever you are IS AUK. Chong Sing's mother, Chong Thye, left her house m Lorong 27, Geylang, Singapore eight days ago Also gone with his mother arc two198 words
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Article77 1957-05-13 1 ;bbed Singapore of r.rv In :he HK-Singapore mat<;h rer the vsvk-end at l" padang. Stumps were lirn at 6.20 p.m. with Si:i)ore needing oniy fear is to win with three wics m hand. ICORES: Hongkong 129 and Singapore 151 and 72 for t JaJan Besar77 words
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Article22 1957-05-13 1 May 12 (Reut?r) Party tocay ■Hd a net gain of 111 6 r m local elections week m E:ig- iles.22 words
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Article66 1957-05-13 1 WASHINGTON. May 12 (Reuter) The United States Atomic Energy Commission announced yesterday that it was sending five technical experts to Japan, Formosa and the Philippines. The scientists would be experts "m various aspects of the peaceful applications of atomic energy," the Commission said. The special66 words
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Article20 1957-05-13 1 MANY cattle have been killed In Elsztyn. Northeast Poland by myriads of flies of microscopic size. ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article502 1957-05-13 1 Second Victim Reported 'Flu Epidemic Enters 2nd Week ANOTHER child is believed to have died of 'flu m Singapore as the epidemic enters its second week. His death was reported on Thursday after he was suffering from hUh fever that night. The child is Wong Toon Neg. 9. of Monk's502 words
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Article39 1957-05-13 1 MR. ROGER CHORLEY. son of Lord Chorley, and a member of a five-man British climbing expedition m the Himalayas, has been struck down with paralysis, according to a letter received m Katmandu from the expedition. Reuter.39 words
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Article330 1957-05-13 1 U.S. CONSULTS HER ALLIES Test Zones Are Proposed WASHINGTON, May 12 (Reuter) The United States is seeking to persuade Russia to accept arms reduction and inspection m a test area somewhere m central and Eastern Europe, officials here said yesterday. They said the330 words
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Article55 1957-05-13 1 NEW DELHI, May 12 (Reuter) Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, Indian Prime Minister, will visit Cairo on June 15 for talks with President Nasser, an Indian External Affairs Ministry spokesman said here today. The day before Mr. Nehru will stop over m Damascus where he will meet President55 words
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Article37 1957-05-13 1 A MILAN court has ruled that a husband Is not guilty of abandoning his wife if he builds a wall through the middle of his home and lives on the other side of it. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article25 1957-05-13 1 THE official North Vietnamese newsDaper Nhamdan said on Sunday that Soviet President Klementi Voroshilov will "shortly" visit North Vietnam. Peking Radio reported.- APAP - 25 words
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Article120 1957-05-13 1 TUC Won't Contest By-election THE SINGAPORE Trade Union Congress will not contest the by-election at Cairnhill. This was unanimously agreed upon at last night's special meeting of the representatives' council of the TUC which met behind closed doors for five hours at their premises at Towner Road. Earlier Mr. S.120 words
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Article27 1957-05-13 1 AN official source said m Cairo yesterday that unofficial Anglo-Egyptian talks were under way for a resumption of commercial relations between the two countries. Reuter.27 words
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Article23 1957-05-13 1 ADA MAIERO. 19. a wine merchant's assistant, overbalanced and fell into a vat of red wine and was drowned. Reuter.23 words
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200 1957-05-13 1 'SAVE OUR JOBS' PLEA TO TUNKU AND BOYD KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A telegram was sent tonight by the Federation War Department Civil Staff Association to the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd, and the Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, m London to include m their constitutional talks, plans for the future200 words
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Article113 1957-05-13 1 JAMESTOWN, Virginia. May 12 (AP) British ambassador Sir Harold Caccia today warned a U.S. audience: "Do not miscalculate, as others have done, and count without the British/ The British, he said. have a "determination never to admit defeat, either m war or m peace. Never. Never.113 words
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131 1957-05-13 1 Bandits Shoot Planter In Kulai Ambush PRESENCE of mind saved the European Assistant manager of the Kulai Oil Palm Estate, Mr. G. S. Walker from being shot dead by two communist terrorists m Kulai, Johore, on Friday morning. Mr. Walker was on an inspection tour of the estate when two131 words
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Article258 1957-05-13 1 Formosan Base Makes Reds See Red 'U.S. ACTION IS PROVOCATION' PEKING, May 12, ißeuter)— The Communist Chinese Government said yesterday the stationing of guided missiles on Taiwan was "another serious provocative action of the United States Government m persistently pursuing its policy of carrying out aggression against China and aggravating258 words
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140 1957-05-13 1 Lack Of Rubber Threatens Factories RIO DE JANEIRO, May 12 (AP) One major tyre factory is shutting down and others are threatened with closing because of the lack of rubber m this one-time rubber capital of the world. The Firestone plant has already closed. Others, including Italian-owned Pirelli are reaching140 words
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Article64 1957-05-13 1 TUNIS, May 12 (Reuter)— A bull ran amok m the streets of Tunis yesterday trampling a baby to death and goring about ten people. The animal escaped from the Tunis slaughterhouse and rushed through the streets of the European section. It also wrecked several shops64 words
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Article96 1957-05-13 1 New Law On R.I. Reserves JAKARTA, May 12 (Reuter). The Government will ask parliament this week to temporarily exempt the Bank of Indonesia of its obligation under law to hold 2. fixed percentage of gold and foreign exchange against money m circulation. Finance Ministry sources said today. A bill will96 words
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Article59 1957-05-13 1 'RECOGNISE RED CHINA' EVATT MELBOURNE. May 12 (Reuter) Doctor Herbert Evatt, Leader of the Australian opposition, told a Labour Party rally here today that Australia should recognise China. He said this should be done "not because we- aeree with China's internal methods of government but- because we cannot exclude a59 words
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Advertisement118 1957-05-13 1 Lir as cats* you for^ Radios. Radiogram*. Automatic Record Changers. X err iterator a. Cash or Hire- Purchase Terms backed with Ist (ia«w ServiceSUPER SERVICES (S) 180 Sclegie Rood. Tel: ***** SUPER RADIO SERVIC 1012. Sembowonq Rotd. When the light fails...* f V w "/>f there is no need to118 words
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Article58 1957-05-13 2 SUDBURY, Ontario. May 12 (AP) School inspector Bernhard Hoy has become the father of twins for the fourth time. "There's nothing so good as a baby m the house,'' he said after the latest arrivals two boys were born to Mrs. Hoy. They have 1158 words
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Article103 1957-05-13 2 Court Told Of Secret Reports SPY TRIAL CAIRO, May 12 iMm Allegations that secret ports were prepare abfl Egyptian army p. factories, navy m M and plans for blc r I Suez Canal were madetsfl at' tho trial of 20 wcpW including eight Briton charges of spying. Four of the103 words
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Article37 1957-05-13 2 AMSTERDAM. 3W (Rcuter) About 200^ paper and news ag I torial chiefs and f I dents irom many o. world's lr :riin? < .-tnBJ here on Tuesday fO M^ day study of editor- blems. -^B37 words
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303 1957-05-13 2 The Ra'ayat Have A Plac e In Free Malaya Like The Indians, They Can Be Progressive, Dynamic KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malayan ra'ayat can be a progressive, productive and dynamic force m the new independent Malaya, said Minister for Agriculture, Inche Abdul Axis bin Ishak, m a broad- cast over303 words
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Article, Illustration59 1957-05-13 2 X"rBr Ml*.,**| married mi n I yesterday. 1 I ./he bride, the f, J Miss Salami Hajj &J1 is a staff nurse of G~i ral Hospital. Sin«JJ| while the croom tarhed to the editor! i department of fta i Melayu. Mnr( > than 300 &M attended aSingapore Standardpic - 59 words
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139 1957-05-13 2 Malaya Is Not For The Malays Alone, He Says PENANG. Sun. The Minister for Local Government, Housing and Town Planning. Inche Suleiman bin Dato Abdul Ranman, today flayed the Malay Congress for endeavouring to make independent Malaya a country solely for the Malays. "The various races living m this country,139 words
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Article59 1957-05-13 2 NEW YORK, May 12, (AP) The world's first nuclearpowered merchant ship is expected to enter service early m 1960 Construction gets underway early next year m a U.S. shipyard. The ship, costing US$4O million, will differ little from vessels now m service. The nost obvious change59 words
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198 1957-05-13 2 BANGKOK, May 12, (Reuter)— Two thousand five hundred Thai monks lit joss sticks and candles before the golden image of the standing Buddha and said prayers at the opening today of a week-long celebration of the 25th centenary o the Buddhist era. Prince Dhani Niwat198 words
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Article86 1957-05-13 2 Labour Unrest JOHORE BHARU, Sun. The Commission of Inquiry into labour unrest at the Pineapples Canning Industry will meet next at 9.30 a.m. on Friday at the Johore State Council Chamber m the Secretariat Building. The hearing will continue through May 17, 18, 19 and l! 0.86 words
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Article171 1957-05-13 2 A Mammoth Procession On Tuesday THE Singapore Regional Centre of the World Fellowship of Buddhists will organize a grand procession to wend its way through main streets of the Colony, on Tuesday night, to celebrate the 2.500 th Birthday pf Lord Buddha Sakya Muni. The procession will start from Empress171 words
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Article71 1957-05-13 2 STOCKHOLM, May 12 (AP) British press reports of a romance between 20-year-old Princess Birgitta of "Sweden and' a Swedish ice hockey star evoked a flood of denials here today Birgitta is the pretty younger sister of Princess Mar- Raretta, whose reported J imcc with the British J|71 words
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Article26 1957-05-13 2 TAIPEI. May 12 (AP)— Chinese Reds fired 42 shells at Quemoy today but caused no damage or casualties, the Defence Ministry reported.26 words
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Article76 1957-05-13 2 THE Singapore Indian Fine ur l Societ > r Proposes to esA a^ r> an Academ y of Indian Arts Dance and Music, its President, Mr. C R Dasaratha Raj. said yesterday. Mr Raj was speaking at a big tea party given by the Society at th76 words
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118 1957-05-13 2 Delay Worries Normal Trained Teachers THE DELAY m the inclusion of Normal Trained teachers into the Singapore Education Service SalaryScale, is annoying Colony teachers. Secretary of the Singapore Teacher's Union. Mr X S Williams told the Standard yesterday, that the Minister for Education had recognized and agreed to allow Normal118 words
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Advertisement124 1957-05-13 2 ODEON- OPENS TODAY! S» M phone 21-116 9.30 pm. ■Ac I ■A. FiiiS r^ j*| «B *4TJ I ■>. Ik. V i Hhhh Hbßh jf py*xw <JF^^ ,-^rtßM^ I* MARLOWE GRAY J» Ifc 11 fcl AOELE AWGTF RICHARD PAUI RoBf RT S rfIARA DICKINSON GiLDEN- RICHARDS SkSESL. »^A^%l^^ bwk 1.?/*124 words
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Article216 1957-05-13 3 FEDERATION POLICE PROBE... h ou 3 U AL UM UR Sun Singopore has become the "clearing here toda' Federation, police authorities said li^hoH^/f ati n F°i lice source told the Standard that it had been firmly established that a powerful ring of "fence-men" had been set216 words
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224 1957-05-13 3 JUDGE - JUDGE FINE INADEQUATE, SAYS ALOR STAR. Sun. Mr. Justice Hill yesterday set aside a $600 fine imposed by Alor Star magistrate on Anffin bin Ibrahim, a retired Police Constable and substituted six months' imprisonment without option of a fine. The judge224 words
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Article125 1957-05-13 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun Minister for Health and Social Welfare, Mr. Leong Yew Koh, visited Kluang yesterday. Addressing teachers and students ol Chong Wan High School, Mr. Leong explained the, meaning ot independence. He urged tnem to encourage their elders to become Federal ciiizens to earn the125 words
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Article123 1957-05-13 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. More than 4,000 people representing all different racial groups today staged an anti-Communist rally m Bidor, Perak, and swore they would always oppose Communism. The Mentri Besar, Perak. urged them to be united m their determination to fight the Communist terrorists until123 words
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Article72 1957-05-13 3 KUALA KaNGSAR, Sun. Sultan Sir Yusuf Jzzuddin Shah and the Raja Perempuan. the Raja Muda and Consort, were among the guests at last night's charity dance held m the Idris Club. The amount realised from the sales of tickets has not yet been known, but auction72 words
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Article53 1957-05-13 3 PENANG, Sun. The Penang branch of the National Union of Teachers at its annual general meeting yesterday picked five delegates to attend the annual N.U.T. conference to be held here m August. They are: Messrs. D.S. Ramanathan, Yeoh Seng Hong, Ng Kam Chong, N. Patkunam and53 words
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Article78 1957-05-13 3 Mayor - Mayor says PENAXG. Sun. The mayor of George Town, Mr. G.H. Goh said last night that the American Universities Club of Malaya could be of assistance m helping Malayans to overcome any difficulty m their march towards independence. Proposing the toast to the club at its78 words
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Article29 1957-05-13 3 CALGARY, a three-year-old lion, shipped to the London Zoo as a gift from the Zoo m Calgary, Alberta, was found dead m his cage yesterday. Reuter.29 words
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Article62 1957-05-13 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Che Rafaeh binte Bachok. wife of the District Officer Kluang. today presented certificates and prizes to the successful competitors m the recent World Health Week competition. The following are the prize winners: Poster competition Lee Siew Kok (Government English School). Wong Kuan Chin62 words
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Article49 1957-05-13 3 P. SAMUEL, a lorry driver, Choo Moo, a lorry attendant and Hang Swee Fang, a welder, all employees of the Singapore City Council were acquitted m the Johore Bahru Sessions Court yesterday on a charge of attempting to steal 12 unserviceable batteries, the property of the Council.49 words
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146 1957-05-13 3 PENANG, Sun.— Dr. N. K. Menon. Chairman of the Settlement Committee for Education, Health and Social Welfare, said yesterday it was stupid and foolish to say that Government intended to destroy Chinese culture and education. Dr. Menon, who was speaking to members of146 words
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Article, Illustration113 1957-05-13 3 THE Christian Brothers' Old Boys' Association (Singapore) held a dinner to celebrate its 28th Founder's Day on Saturday night at St. Joseph's Institution. The function had been specially arranged to do honour <o St John Baptist De La Salle and the Christian Brothers of the Order. More113 words
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211 1957-05-13 3 MacPherson Road 'ghost' still a big draw THE make-b cli c v c shrine set up a month Hgo on the five-foot way of a dilapidated shophouse at MacPherson Road is still drawing hundreds of gamblers despite its demolition by the police last week. When a Standard reporter visited the211 words
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Article90 1957-05-13 3 Islamic Association KUALA KANGSAR. Sun. A branch of the Pan-Malayan Islamic Association was formed here yesterday m the Sa'adatul Islam Club More than 200 members were present at the meeting which was presided by Dr. Burhanuddin Alhemy, the president. Election of office-bearers of this branch, the 20th, m Perak, resulted90 words
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Article33 1957-05-13 3 TEE KOW, a Home Guard since 1954. was yesterday sentenced to six months' jail m the Johore Bahru Sessions Court for being m unlawful possession of five rounds of shotgun ammunition.33 words
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Advertisement436 1957-05-13 3 FASCINATING! Donald's verdict on the Far East I 4^ **ia --w > <■■ l> DONALD JAMES, 26-year-old Canadian journalist L his illhti let on Sydney. Australia, where a girl he Lt three jresra a&<> is waiting for him. Donald, who has been hitch-hiking from Winnipeg Lnada since December 83 last436 words
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Advertisement279 1957-05-13 3 Influenza j A Timely Word to Everyone NOW that influenza i 3 so prevalent, prompt steps should be taken to minimise the risk of infection. M Remember that there is no better V, protection than Nature's own powers of resistance. To maintain that resistance at th.9 highest level, important essentials279 words
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Article172 1957-05-13 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Another Malay Sunday Market was opened this morning by District Officer, Mr. G. R. A. Turnbull, at Gombak Malay Settlement five miles from here. The Sunday Market, like a village weekly fair, is the result of co-operative effort among the people m172 words
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Article85 1957-05-13 4 300 Came, but only 57 were taken PENANG. Sun.— Fifty seven were selected from out of 300 candidates who turned up at the Kheh Association m Burmah Road during the weekend for interview by the Federation Army Recruiting Team. Recruiting Officer, Major H. Brummell, said the response m Penang had85 words
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Article, Illustration65 1957-05-13 4 GERARDINE'S BIRTHDAY CAKE CAME ALL THE WAY FROM AUSTRALIA LITTLE Gerardine Linda Lim daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Lim Guan Seng, recently celebrated her first birthday with a tea party for her little friends at her home m Lorong Raja Muda, Klang. Her birthday cake shaped into a "BasketSeng Poh - 65 words
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Article117 1957-05-13 4 PENANG. Sun— The 110--ton m.v. Penangr, built at Singapore for the Penang Port Commission as the first end-to-end loading: ferry, will make her maiden run between Penang and Butterworth on June 1. This was revealed today by the Chairman of the Penans: Port Commission.117 words
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347 1957-05-13 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. President of the Federation of Malaya Society of Architects. Mr. E. G. Gardner, last night called for the formation of a Faculty of Architecture at the University of Malaya. Speaking at the society's annual dinner here. Mr Gardner said the347 words
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Article90 1957-05-13 4 BATU PAHAT, fa Leong Yew Koh tion Minister V Social 'are pointed out tha*' education policy safeguard Chini and culture m th. not destroy He was speak than 300 Chinese ers from all ov. at the Chen^ Sic here. He said Malaya is cratic90 words
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Article228 1957-05-13 4 Malaya Will Not h You Down, Says Sard KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaya will not let down architects who, despite Malayanization, care to stay anc j country during its first years of Merdeka. This assurance was given last night by the Works Minister, Inche Sardon bin Haji Zubir, whose portfolio228 words
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Article14 1957-05-13 4 THE Geoi School will by the Re=: Penang, Mr. R. P Thursday.14 words
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Advertisement134 1957-05-13 4 Feed fast-growing bodie ton FAREX farex provides Just those things" babies and growing children needtobs up healthy bodies, farex contains" different cereals for energy calcium* vitamin D to strengthen bones and vitamins of the B group to encotf A^^fc^ healthy appetite, good digestion, t'k.il |9k nerves and a good skin134 words
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Miscellaneous1096 1957-05-13 4 Standard cttlmcut&c Information at a Glance •AiiAAs\ASia RI'BY: Apartment for Women ROYAL: Shrimati 420 (Hindustani) 3|l ij^pilfWMl 11 p Pe m ra M3£araSi CEkW: M«ny Havers to Cross B6&WM i ym GRWI): Theodora Empress 3. 7 i 3° and 9 30 P m gggf mm m. f lWiFm\ mmm nd1,096 words
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Article, Illustration408 1957-05-13 5 Ktyles Co-eds Talking Fashion with LANE LuJfSXOCKDIOr a I o b\iouJ=ly coined so me embittered male— coniurrd up pictures Liny, but so dowdy. L n unmrn. who were U too intent on learnto bother with such Line frivolities as Ls or hair-dos. Possitho<; ullrue "bloods" thP nineties had a case,408 words
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Article, Illustration8 1957-05-13 5 Just nice for a candid shot. of Lola8 words
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Article249 1957-05-13 5 TERRY PILLAY - TERRY PILLAY m aH Woman world BY \\o hi? events rormng up jliis month promise to fe not only a lot of fun t ■,i goodlj amount oi lirs and cents to fill the winL monej bags of I heritable organizaI- m Singapore. I "ARTISTS I Ball249 words
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Article652 1957-05-13 5 For the dainty-footed JX THF cool interior of Maganlal Nagindas c o m Arab Street, with its huge rolls of gleaming velvets suspended from the ceiling like so many overgrown multi-coloured lanterns, I inspected a range of newly-arrived Indian slippers and shoes with jewel-like colours that will652 words
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Article, Illustration594 1957-05-13 5 PAT RODDY - Meeting the People PAT RODDY with Laura designs and holds fashion shows Qingapore is a small but quite an active social hub full of personalities, whom you may have seen often but cannot place who they are. Many are passing through Singapore and you may have met them m the594 words
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Advertisement473 1957-05-13 5 AMERICAN KNITTED ORLON TWIN SET JUST ARRIVED THE ONE WHICH YOU ARE LOOKING FOR j^a^ $29.00 t! imfe^^ jk CAN BE BOUGHT SEPARATELY ORLON JUMPER HALF SLEEVES $12.50 ORLON CARDIGON FULL SLEEVES §16.50 IN SEVEN BEAUTIFUL COLOURS WHITE, BLACK. RED, BLUE PINK, YELLOW CORAL Size 32 to 40 LADIES DEPT.473 words
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Article645 1957-05-13 6 'THERE are points m the address given by the President of Vietnam, Mr. Ngo Dinh Diem, to the National Press Club at Washington that apply to this country as well. He said the communists had taken advantage of a situation which found some Asians willing to accept totalitarian645 words
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Article254 1957-05-13 6 Superintendent of Census of the Federation disclosed that during the last ten years there was a considerable flow of people from the mainland Into Singapore. This drift south was due to the Emergency and economic reasons. The Emergency and the resettlement scheme uprooted many people who either drifted254 words
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Article811 1957-05-13 6 Kenneth Harris - Season for Union Talks Kenneth Harris **y •^vvww\v\\\vvv\xwvi\v\vwvv'* LONDON one might call the British "conference season" opened at Easter, and from now on until early October, every \veekend will see a number of trades union conferences. Each union will work its way through its own agenda of reports and resolutions,811 words
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Article642 1957-05-13 6 Aster Gunasekera - Aster Gunasekera pONFERENCES dealing with rubber and tin are at all times of vital importance to this country. The one to be held m London shortly is of more than ordinary interest to the rubber trade m general and to Singapore packers m particular642 words
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Article601 1957-05-13 6 Future of the Colinjß LONDON EXPERTS m Whitehall are studying two major issues affecting the relationship between Britain, the colonies and the Commonwealth. The first deals with the future of the Colonial Office. The second deals with the financing of the newly independent Commonwealth countries. As the process601 words
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Letter337 1957-05-13 6 Sir —Re the controversy over the Malayanisation of the Singapore Harbour Pilots Association, does the Minis ter of Transport think that shipping companies are going to be overjoyed at the idea of a man with a Local Master's Certificate, (whose qualification only allows him to take a glorified337 words
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Letter185 1957-05-13 6 Sir It is surprising to say the least that the Trade Union Congress may be nominating their President Mr. S. Jaganathan to contest the by-election In Cairnnill. If memory is correct Mr. Jaganathan's resignation from the Labour Front was to quote his exact words as published. Be like185 words
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Article471 1957-05-13 6 NICOSIA 'PHE island of Cyprus seems 1 still to be heaving a huge sigh of relief. As one walks through the crowded streets, busy again as they were before the two-year nightmare began, as one sees throngs of soldiers unarmed and m civilian clothes with cameras over their shoulders471 words
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Article243 1957-05-13 7 'Martian' Was A Farmer's Wife AMIENS, Northern France, May 12 (Reuter) Excited villagers near here who reported a flying saucer hovering over their village last night were told today that what they saw was a farmer's wife walking over a hill carrying a lantern. The Police Chief of Albert a243 words
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Article86 1957-05-13 7 LONDON, May 12 (Reuter) Lord Chorley British Labour Peer, said last night that he did not think it very realistic to expect the British Government to give up the hydrogen bomb tests at Christmas Island this summer. Opening a discussion at the ninth general conference of86 words
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Article36 1957-05-13 7 THE Japanese Police said m Tokyo yesterday eleven passencers. including six primary school students, were injured when a passenger bus crashed into a rice field m Akita Prefecture m northern Japan. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article246 1957-05-13 7 'Tension Can Be Eased Through Normal Channels WASHINGTON, May 12, (UP) —U. S. officials today were cool toward the new effort by Russian Communist Party boss Nikita S. Khruschev for a Big Four summit meeting. They also shied away from his suggestion that the Soviet246 words
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Article75 1957-05-13 7 SPARTANBURG, South Carolina, May 12 (AP) A 27--year-old woman who reportedly swallowed everything but the medicine cabinet appeared m good condition yesterday, police said. Officers said Mary Hefner, taken to the hospital on Friday night, claimed she had swallowed at home 60 or 70 pills, a bottle75 words
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Article, Illustration59 1957-05-13 7 photo. ONCE known actress Liliane Harvey seems very happy to show this box full of lively snails to Franco-American Eddie Constantino, which will make m a few hours a most delicious dish, for those naturally who appreciate these eatable molluso. They are both assisting »t th«»UP - 59 words
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Article178 1957-05-13 7 AMMAN, May 12 (Reuter) The Jordanian newspaper Al Urdon yesterday claimed there had been an international plot to overthrow the Kings of Jordan, Saudi Arabia. Iraq and Libya and to establish Communist regimes m their place. It accused the Soviet Union, Egypt, Syria and178 words
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Article72 1957-05-13 7 PHILADELPHIA, Msy 12 (AP) Three young children were suffocated m their blazing hom e yesterday and police accused a 17-year-old uncle of setting the fire m anger because he couldn't find a pair of trousers. Police said the uncle, David Thomas, set the fire m72 words
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Article65 1957-05-13 7 TOKYO, May 12 (UP)— Communist China's Defence Minister Marshal Peng Tehhuai said yesterday Chinese and Indonesian armies are "close comrades m arms m their struggle to defend their national independence." The veteran commander of the Chinese forces m the Korean war made the statement at a banquet65 words
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Article90 1957-05-13 7 133 Hours Non-Stop At The Piano CREWE, England. May 12 (Reuter) Sandy Strickland, 40-year-old Bolton engineer, last night broke the non-stop piano playing record of Frenchman Robert Sergil, by playing continuously without sleep for 133 ours at a theatre here. "Syncopating Sandy," father of two children, sat down at the90 words
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Article34 1957-05-13 7 RICHARD Noel Shelley. 36, of Rio Dell, California, who has predicted "the untimate catastrophe will occur m 1957.' was killed on Saturday when a weakened brH 0^ miiancoH under his truck. A.P.A.P. - 34 words
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Article28 1957-05-13 7 RAINFALL, heavier and sooner than expected, put a virtual halt yesterday to forest fires that have seared the north-eastern United for the past week. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article153 1957-05-13 7 LONDON, May 12 (AP) Two British Sunday newspapers reported a blossoming romance between Sweden's 20-year-old Princess Birgitta and Swedish ice hockey star Sven Johansson. The Sunday dispatch Stockholm correspondent said, "an engagement has been rumoured." But he added that any romance between the beautiful153 words
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Article183 1957-05-13 7 CAIRO, May 12 (UP)— An Egyptian witness m the re-opened espionage trial of four Britons and 12 others said yesterday that the alleged leader of the "spy ring" James Swinburn, had asked for information on Soviet supplies m Egypt and Egyptian missions to Russia. The trial183 words
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Article160 1957-05-13 7 'PROTEST' SHIP TO SAIL TOKYO. May 12. (UP) A "protest ship" of the Kochi Prefectural Chapter of the Japan Council Against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs will sail for the Christmas Island waters from Uraga port here on May 20, it was announced today. The Kochi Chapter disagreed with the decision160 words
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Article154 1957-05-13 7 OSNABRUECK, Germany, May 12 (AP) A West German doctor claimed last night he has been instrumental m treating 200 Soviet citizens who allegedly were made ill by the after-efTects of Russian A-bomb tests. Dr. Sigmune Schmidt, a 43--year-old doctor m the village of Vorden,154 words
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Article37 1957-05-13 7 MUSIC lovers and stars of the music and theatrical professions, attended a funeral service on Saturday for Ezio Pinza. former opera star, m the Protestant Cathedral of St. John the Divine m New York. A.P.A.P. - 37 words
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Article135 1957-05-13 7 'Woman Of Our Dreams' Contest SICE, May 12 (Reuter) Nice's third Bachelors Congress here next month will end with a cala at which spinsters and bachelors elect the "woman of our dreams" But to qualify for the prize of a trip to Corsica, the "woman of our dreams" will have135 words
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Article66 1957-05-13 7 BOGOTA, Columbia. May 12 (AP) Colombia rapidly shifted into normal yesterday as deposed President Gustavo Rojas Pinille flew into exile and a new government set about to correct his mistakes. An official communique said Gen. Rojas departed on Friday night for Spain. However, he was reported66 words
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Article23 1957-05-13 7 OUTSTANDING success m producing a dozen types of paper, including newsprint, from bamboo was reported m Savannah. Georgia, on Saturday. A.P.A.P. - 23 words
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Advertisement420 1957-05-13 7 \s your baby i| weeb 0 W HOW. •He should weigh about Ito 2 lbs. more < than at birth. < eHe should sleep toundly between meals. 4 •He should begin to taste the flavor of solid foods. WNf... Baby is reaching the age when milk alone is not enough!420 words
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Advertisement109 1957-05-13 7 this you must see mere print and>^%Kpaper cannot 'capture its efiierealjrtil i^lovelinesa... fabulous Jicw lingerie m driftin^V x^nylon, sprayed with, iridescent c °l°"l£jr^K XvC as so^5 r subtly shaded as^^^^^^^\\mother_-of-p^/ill f I Am I SEASHELL LINGERU Iff if Slipt 2795 Xj 111 slips $18.95 Xf J\ l I. \\\f V109 words
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Advertisement776 1957-05-13 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. Tel. *****/6. *****/4 132/6 Robinson Road THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICI Te Halifax, Montreal, Boston, New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia Cult Port! Spore P.S'ham Penang ULYSSES w.^mcrrtfre •-r*.-.-. 7/15 lune 16 lune 17/18 |wne AENEAS 19/24 |uly 25 luly 26/27 |uly Carrier* option to proceed776 words
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Advertisement1146 1957-05-13 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD «c CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (Incorporated m Singapore) (12 lines) "SJ" THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE SAILINCS fro LIVERPOOL. CLASCOW LONOON CONTINENTAL PORTS Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargo (with liberty to proceed via Sucx or Panama or Cape ot Cood Hope)1,146 words
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Advertisement846 1957-05-13 8 MITSUI IJ} LINE S'porv Pi'hom Penonp FOR JAPAN Aiumason Maru for Moil, Kobe, Yokohomo vio Hong Kong ...In Port Nosuson Man tor Moji. Kobe. Yokohomo 19 Moy Bonsei Maru for Moji, Kobe, Osaka, Yokohama 31 May 28 May Hokoneton Moru for Yokohama. Nogoya. Kobe via Manilo and Puson 20 May846 words
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Advertisement533 1957-05-13 8 EAST ASIATIC jjjj OUTWARDS Soiling* tot Bangkok and/ o f O Penong PS'h On "BOGOTA" "SELANDIA- 16/17 May 18/19 M BANGKOK ONLY HOMEWARDS Soilings for Genoa. Antwerp RoHf Hamburg, Copenhagen. Gothenburg, (hi* S'pow p^- how *"JAVA" ""mo, J "SARGODHA J "LALANDIA" u/um,,^ NOT LOADING SINGAPORE. SPACE AVAILABLE SINCAPORE KUALA LUMPUR533 words
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361 1957-05-13 9 L order to overcome 1 ,f the complaints J? arfdencles m the ,ni7ition of trade S^roofhout Malaya, Malayan Advertisers LeiiUM recently arZa a meeting with JVinrlpal promoters of g fl B R Ratcliffe, Sidrnt of the Associa- said I considerable a«urr ot PWJJI to- m361 words
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Article300 1957-05-13 9 THE market for copra for shipment to India reted comparatively idle during the week and, due ack of shipping instructions, some May shipment sold back to packers at $26jj per picul with small business (also for May) around this level. 4 he weekly f300 words
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Article30 1957-05-13 9 i p.nd svb- complete m a with notepad is bein^ produced ish company. The •■.ted by insertis into small ho>s nd moving them up an add up to30 words
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Article15 1957-05-13 9 MILLION ORDER )N dollar order for has heen placed ernment of Vc ieB i ironworks.15 words
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471 1957-05-13 9 Federation Aware Of Looking Overseas For Capital By A Market Correspondent THE Federation Government has shown that it is fully alive to the fact that as local capital is inadequate for its industrial needs, Malaya must look overseas for capital, creating and maintaining conditions to attract investors, according to share471 words
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Article187 1957-05-13 9 PENANG, Sun.— Mr. P. N. Ritchie, retiring director of Islay, Kerr and Co., Ltd., agents for the P. and O. and British India Steam Navigation Co., leaves Penang by the Chusan on May 18 for Britain after nine and a half years m Penang. Liked by all187 words
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Article, Illustration64 1957-05-13 9 MR. J. L. FAGAN leaves Singapore soon to take up his appointment of manager of the Orient Insurance Company of North America. He was formerly the service office manager gapore, on Friday. Standardpic shows (from left) Miss D. Tan, manager's secretary; Mr. C. Y. Chow, chief clerk of the Automobile64 words
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Article84 1957-05-13 9 EXPECTED TODAY M Airways MLI2I 0955 KL/MAL M. Airways MLIOI 1245 PG/KL M. Airways ML4OI 151f KUCH M. Airways MLIO2 1920 PG/MAL M. Airways MLIO7 1835 XL M. Airways KLB2B 0850 JAK Garuda 0A372 1140 JAK M. Airways ML.I.M 2040 PG M Airways MLIO9 2020 XL Caltex PS84 words
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Article623 1957-05-13 9 Company Reports Issued BUSINESS reported done m shares from May 4 to 10: INDUSTRIALS: Consolidated Tin Smelters Ords. 33/6 to 34/3, Federal Dispensary $2.04, Eastern United Assurance $30.25, Fraser Neave Ords. $2.38 to $2.40 to $2.37*. Gammons $2.00 to $1.96, Hammer Co. $2.15 to $2.14, Hongkong623 words
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Article51 1957-05-13 9 of the company's branch m Singapore before this promotion. The company save a farewell dinner to Mr. and Mrs. Fagan at the Cathay Restaurant, Sin- Singapore service office, Mrs. Fagan. Mr. Fagan, Mr. J T. Lieu, manager for the Hongkong service office, and Mr. S. S. Phoon, Chinese51 words
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Article264 1957-05-13 9 DRY cargo tramp ship rates are now at the lowest level m about 18 months, the U.S. Journal of Commerce repm-ted. The business newspaper said an abundance of available tonnage and the decreased requirements of bulk cargo shippers have forced charter prices down264 words
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Article45 1957-05-13 9 A NEW shipbuilding company is beine formed m South Australia to build tugs and other small ships. It will be known as the Adelaide Ship Construction Company Pty. Ltd. It will use most economical overseas methods of small ship construction, at Port Adelaide-45 words
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Advertisement195 1957-05-13 9 piToF BURMA SHIPPING BOARD s. "PYIDAWAYE" ARRIVING SINGAPORE 20fh MAY, 1957. SAILING FOR RANGOON 23rd MAY, 1957. cn 9"s Corgoes accepted for Pt. Swettenhom, Penang, Mergui, Moulmein Rangoon Please Contact: ■NJERNATIONAL SHIPPING AGENCY 9<"t, tor UNION OF BURMA SHIPPING BOARD -J 1 N eil Rood. Sinoopore 2. Tel. *****. B195 words
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Advertisement366 1957-05-13 9 NOTICES The Bankruptcy Ordinance (CHAPTER 11) In the High Court of the Colony of Singapore Island of Singapore TN BANKRUPTCY No. 583 of L 1956. Re: MUTHAYAH ARUMUGAM of No. 315-J. Potong Pasir, Singapore, 12. Receiving Order made 14th I December. 1956. Date of Adjudication 14th December. 1956. Date and366 words
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Advertisement549 1957-05-13 9 NOTICES Bankruptcy Ordinance (CHAPTER 11) he High Court of the olony of Singapore sland of Singapore \NKRUPTCY No. 472 J. WOODFORD of No. Kampong Java Road, apore, 9. 'iving Order made 14th Lber. 1956. i of Order of Summary ilstratlon 18th February. of Adjudication 14th tber. 1956. and place of549 words
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Advertisement625 1957-05-13 9 NATURALISATION TVOTICE is hereby given that the following persons whose names and addresses are given below are applying to the Governor for naturalisation and that any person who knows any reason why naturalisation should not be granted should send a written and signed statement of the farts to the Chief625 words
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Article, Illustration657 1957-05-13 10 Sino-Malays Hold Federation Selection SINGAPORE'S Sino-Malays did extremely well to hold a Federation Selection three-all m yesterday's soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium. In fact, with a little luck and accuracy, they would have won for they had by far the easier chances. AJasbir Singh - 657 words
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Article79 1957-05-13 10 TIME robbed Serangoon Sports Club of victory against Singapore Cricket Club m a friendly match played on the Serangoon ground yesterdaySerangoon. batting first, were out for 183 runs (T. Rajendram 46, Hadley 44 and Kong Weng 38>. Cricket Club were soon m trouble against the deadly bowling of79 words
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382 1957-05-13 10 ILFORD, May 12 (Reuter)— Denis Atkinson, West Indies vice-captain and medium pace bowler, took eight wickets for 58 runs to help his side dismiss Essex for 197 on the opening day of their three-day match here. The tourists had replied with 44382 words
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Article149 1957-05-13 10 Essex Ist Inns G. Barker c Walrott b Atkinson 34 L. Savill c As^arali b Worrell 0 B. Taylor c Asgarali b Atkinson 58 D. Insolp c Alexander b Gilohrist 14 T. Bailey o Smith b Atkinson 21 M. Bear st Alexander b Atkinson 17 G. Smith c Asgarali149 words
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632 1957-05-13 10 Fred Eu's Pandas Halt Braves' Winning Streak WHAT began as a promising: start when they scored four runs m the initial inning concluded on a bleak and galling note for the champion Consulate Braves as Fred Eu's Pandas stopped them 8-5 m a league softt&ll tilt yesterday. The ball game632 words
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Article34 1957-05-13 10 LONDON. May 12 (Reuter) English League footballers are almost certain to get higher wages and more bonus and talent money next season under a new charter proposed by the League Management Committee.34 words
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Article34 1957-05-13 10 HURON, South Dakota, May 12 (UP)— Ken Rosewall beat K. Pancho Gonzales m a professional tennis match last night, 6-3 and 6-4. narrowing Gonzales edge m the current nationwide tour to 45-24.34 words
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Article33 1957-05-13 10 JAKARTA, May 12 (Reuter) An Indonesian national team beat a visiting Chinese national team here by two goals to zero m a fast soccer match before a capacity crowd of 80,000.33 words
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Advertisement521 1957-05-13 10 S |i^* 3{ d* q Shaw thaw d ttfit (BtM »haw ATTRACTIONS iASr4SHOWS/ &^rpm6n*;| t'lftl HITCHCOCK'S "The Wrong Man" (vb> Vr^H Premiere Jz^^^^Bf _i |V y^ .^^^fl^^^^^^. ~^^H~^^. *^H^^^ '^H^ |h^^^m 1 eiizabeth^tayl6rißO*ck"huoson james oeanw! TJ UJ Season From Tomorrow > S S SHOWS DAILY: 1— 5 and 845 p.m.521 words
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Advertisement317 1957-05-13 10 l PHONE 21 »nfj SoTpEONi OPENS today! 21 ,1 a.m. 1.45. 1 15 M< and) J r "^j^^BHj ESCBPV'PfJ Starring Ilnch Mnrlowc •Collopn nt i~ ~2IMD BIG MIDNIGHT lONicffT JOAN OF ARC" (M < S w Tomorrow 9 a.m. "AT WAR WITH 7nT~Tir^> I J MARIA MENADO ti Q fl317 words
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Miscellaneous322 1957-05-13 10 TODAY'S QUOTATION: "Earth changes, but thy «oul and God stand sure." ROItKKT BKONMMi. MONDAY FOR bNLRYONE: This is a fa:rly good day for regular routine or relaxation, pleasure, contacts with loved ones, trips and visits. Be diplomatic with elders and with regard to parental interests VOl'R HIKTIIDATE AND BIRTHSIGN ARIKS—322 words
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Article90 1957-05-13 11 VIENNA, May 11, (Router) eden K ain Pd a winning .J-0 lead over Austria m their second round European Zone Davis Cun tie when they won the doubles match here today. Sven Davidson and Ulf Schmidt, who won their singles yesterday to R ive Sweden a 2-090 words
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885 1957-05-13 11 England s Soccer Rules Are 'Behind Time' VERNON MORGAN probes into the "substitutes" question LONDON, May 11 (Reuter)— Britain, the founders of Association Football (Soccer) the most International sport of them all, are m danger of being called ''antiquated" and "behind the times" m their attitude towards substitutes. F r885 words
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Article472 1957-05-13 11 Trueman Takes 6 for 46 L p P N 2? N ay U (Router) Freddie Trueman. Yorkshire and England fast bowler wrecked Warwickshire's™ ings today, taking six wickets i°s. 4( run s in a total of 142. •mis brought his total for the ?n a «i° n *V 3 at472 words
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Article134 1957-05-13 11 BERLIN. May 11. (Reuter).— The British team m the Prague-Berlin-Warsaw" road cycling race did some light training today while rides of many other Nations took full advantage of the "Rest day' m Goerlitz, East Germany, and took things ea^y. Stan Bri't.-iin. leader of the fix-man British team,134 words
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Advertisement50 1957-05-13 11 [m the lead AGAIN! Aurocrctes B. Low premiums not restricted to '"one rider* 9 20^c Claim Discount available to all! *VAN MOTOR fir GENERAL UNDERWRITERS LTD 10 B'dg. 79 Anson Rd. Singapore 2. Applications from Accredited Dealers invited. j^v I M>OANS l| LUNG TONIC rSOLD BY >\LL DISPENSARIES briOtVGl STORES50 words
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Advertisement1529 1957-05-13 11 CLASSIFIED ADS DEATH MR. LIM CHEW MOH r away on 12th May 1957 4.00 a.m. leaving his wife 6 sons and 2 daughters. 3 daugh in-law. a son-in-law, and 8 grandchildren. The funeral leaves from 26 Highland Rind to Bidadqri at 5.00 p.m 13th May 1157. SITUATIONS VACANT CINGAPORE CITY1,529 words
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Miscellaneous201 1957-05-13 11 '1 fl bncr By Al Capp o/f Acr'f fttt^\r !S N -V^ /C "**tcv a, ca/t/c ~^x tdpuav/ Mucwva hollers, 7 wtt> U *CRitiC J»^l7> please.t ah wont.t ,—^\^T^ ro RA^ERBE. < l\g^gj£ M HOl.i-M.XS, 3^*^v A BEFORE irs N— -prn ''Q^tffJA ¥*V OOP By VT. Hamfjn /^~^o nr AJ_l_201 words
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946 1957-05-13 12 FOLLOWING are weights and probable starters for all seven races for Wednesday (May 15), second day of the Selangor Turf Club May meeting. Horses Class 5, Div. l Abt. 7 Furs. 021 Siam Rice 7y 9.00 Mrs. O. M. Noordin Noordin 225 Marciano 5y946 words
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Article75 1957-05-13 12 Horses Class 4, Div. I—91 9 Furs. Buitenzorg 9.00 Mont Blot II 8.13 Clever Bug 8.11 Tufton 8.10 Windsor II 8.08 French's Forest 8.07 San Fernando 8.06 Reasonable 8.04 Three Dimension 8.03 Nab II 8.02 Horses Class 4, Div. 2 9 Furs. Bright Sun 9.00 Maha Ranee75 words
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Article1023 1957-05-13 12 Thrilling Finish to lnter*Port Cricket Colony Four Runs Short Of Victory IN an exciting finish to the inter-port cricket match between Singapore and Hongkong at the padang yesterday, Singapore were deprived of victory, time intervening when they were only four runs short of the target. After dismissing1,023 words
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Article291 1957-05-13 12 Hongkong Ist Inns. 129 Singapore Ist Inns. Rose b Greenhalgh Mallett c Welch b Carnell 13 Grindrod b Birley I). Alty c Souza b Carnell 9. L. King c Welch b Carnell 10 Drlilkan st Welsh b Dhabher 14 Turner b Dhabher 9 Goodwin b Carnell 8 Kirkham c291 words
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Article, Illustration27 1957-05-13 12 Racing Standard Photo- Form Pictures by THIS is how they finished at Kuala Lumpur last Saturday, first Ha v «f c«i gor Turf Club May meeting. ScoopsScoops - 27 words
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Article124 1957-05-13 12 ROME. May 11 (Router). Lew Hond. Australian holder of the Wimbledon lawn tennis title. was defeated 1 by his compatriot Mervyn Rose m a hard-fought Quarterfinal m the Italian Championships here today. Rose, playing a sparkling net game, won 7-5. 2-6, 8-1, 8-10. 6-3. I load finished his124 words
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Article150 1957-05-13 12 BAM Says No" To Red China KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Badminton Association of Malaya has declined an invitation from Fed China for a series of friendly matches behind the "Bamboo Curtain" m June. Mr. Chcah Mah Sun, Secretary of the BAM said that the reason for this decision was because150 words
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Article125 1957-05-13 12 Report On Thomas Cup Training KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. —Of the first batch of 12 Thomas Cup trainees, about 'our or five are likely to be dropped for the second phase of training scheduled to be held m Penang soon. This was indicated by Mr. Wee Kirn Wee. Chairman of the125 words
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Article82 1957-05-13 12 SEREMRv Cup t gm wher North, b-. day. On? Chew B* Chin S e early Your.. Mustaffa In Soy lead eamo.s ai North r matches. Pu matcn r, Mm form, out < powerful him able The North made ud fo r mn 2 the McC an easy margin* ce^82 words
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Article60 1957-05-13 12 SETH IS INVITED KUALA I India Seth is the I included m the iiJi badmintoto participate m ju Merdeka Ba^ships to be h< to Sept. at part ot the F endence cclebratMßi^ Other are Eddy bero. Tan Jn 0 Hock tekar and the hdoaa tie '"Querns" Yang fl and Oei60 words
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Advertisement70 1957-05-13 12 -Jjk* re S A FAST-PACED BATTLING LOVE AFFAIR BETWEEN ADE LUXE DOLL ka r AND A TWO-FISTED NEWSPAPER MAN WHOSE FORMER SWEETHEART A M G M ■S9WHI 4( dEfl It M^m\ SHAPELY SHOWGIRL, DOESN'T GIVE UP EASILY. A WONDERFUL ENTFR ■N| F^S '^^^^ki^ TAINMENT SPARKLING WITH LAUGHTER. WOxNDtK*LL ENTER- CDVCCiDY70 words
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Advertisement114 1957-05-13 12 NOMAD the bed from the country of mi v*/ \/L n'.' u i NOMAD milk powd 10 times better ■^W (ree cowl fg> 1. NUTRITIOUS N0 WWAn5 n "^Tf natural proteins, minera/s Aipw' -.>:! and vitamins In scientifically i^f a balanced proportions |^J J^JJ^Un HEALTH i /•iiadaNTß M.^W maximum healtb-gtVlng114 words
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Miscellaneous43 1957-05-13 12 Today's Sport SOCCER: Community League RAF vs Malays, Jalan Besar; SAFA Div. 2B: St. John S.C. rs Seletar F.C., Geylang; Div. 3A: Pachitan F.T. v s Setia Jeya, Farrer Park. ATHLETICS: Schools Triangular Meet; R.I. vs G.E.S.S. vs Beatty SS. at Raffles Institution.43 words
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