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Title Section28 1956-04-02 1 AVBBAtE 1A I t' Y CEM T I fTI 1 SALE IX'CEEII 75. f The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 2, ISM. <£< 15 GENTS flatted tit**"*28 words
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Article274 1956-04-02 1 Emergency Operation* Committee m—U today Their reply to broadcast? I KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. f\\\ Federation Emergency Operations Com- mittee will meet here tomorrow to discuss thP latent pc;t« c bid by the Malayan Communist Parti The committee is headed by the Chief Mini-tor. Tensku Abdul Rahman.274 words
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Article28 1956-04-02 1 TAIPEH, Sun. Nationalist Chinese naval vessels sank one Communist ship and damaged another near the mouth of the Mm River, today, a communique said. U.P.UP - 28 words
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Article198 1956-04-02 1 APPEAL TO RAF MEN LONDON, Sunday. TWO British airmen who saved a baby from the L arms of his dead mother during the 1942 Japanese invasion of Burma are being sought to provide the key to the boy's past and future. They fed theReuter - 198 words
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Article, Illustration31 1956-04-02 1 BUGS THE EASTER BUNNY SHOWS AGNES THE WAY A 20-POUND New Zealand white rabbit arrives at Taipeh airport m time for Easter. In charge is air stewardess Agnes Wong. A.P. picture.AP - 31 words
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196 1956-04-02 1 'No true merdeka without it 9 BENTONG, Sunday. THE Chief Minister. Tengfcn Abdul Rahman, warn- ed here last night that merdeka for Malaya would be useless unless there was racial harmony. "There should be no jealousy among the different races in this country/196 words
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Article131 1956-04-02 1 AND HAS ADVICE for STORE PE 63 Singapore UMNO branches and various sections of the Malay community want Singapore's constitution to Include a provision that will "protect and promote the economic, social and religious interests not only of the Malays but also of other mlniority races." Representations to this effect131 words
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Article86 1956-04-02 1 ITS a wonderful wedding: present," said Mr Chew Kam lid, this week's bole winner of the Straits Times 55.000 word puzzle. Hr. f hew. an interpreter at the Federal Police Depot in Kuala Lumpur is to be married in June. I^st niiiht hr was told the86 words
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Article61 1956-04-02 1 JERUSALEM. Sun —Israeli reports ol two border incidents shattered the Easter peace of the Holy Land today. An official Israeli spokesman alleged that Jordanians i opened fire yesterday on an Israeli military Investigation team which went to the Jordan border with a U.N. observer after a reportedAP - 61 words
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Article29 1956-04-02 1 REYKJAVIK. Sun Two members of Iceland's Parliament have proposed a Sbill outlawing boxing as a disgrace to sport and a danger to life and health Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article56 1956-04-02 1 SEOUL. Sun. The 48th Field Regiment. Royal Artill fry, left for Singapore ml tertay after aye^wmi'S Commonwealth Division to Korea. _Th, departure was the last move in the reduction of thp Division's strength in Korea to about 2,500 men. The remaining troops win be known asAP - 56 words
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Article120 1956-04-02 1 Probe into Aussie shootings i SYDNEY, Sun. lif R. O. H. N. CRAMER, the -"I Army Minister, said today he was "most concerned" about accidental shootings of Australian troops in Malaya and had called for an investigation. Referring to the death of three Australian soldiers and one wounded hi accidentalReuter - 120 words
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Article70 1956-04-02 1 Thieves overlooked a box containing several thousand dollars worth of jewellery and took $819 in cash when they ransacked a Singapore schoolteacher's home last night. Mr A. C. James of St. Joseph's -Institution, told the police that all the doors of his fiat in River Valley70 words
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Article40 1956-04-02 1 CAIRO, Sun. The Yemen ambassador to Cairo. Mr. Abdul Rahman Abu Taleb, flew to Jeddah today for negotiations with King Baud of Saudi Arabia on the conclusion of a military and economic treaty between the two countries.— Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article36 1956-04-02 1 SOUTHAMPTON. Sun. Miss Josephine Charrett was married here not knowing that her 63-year-old grandmother, Mrs. Nellie Craddock, collapsed and died in the church while waiting for the bride to arrive for the ceremony. Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article33 1956-04-02 1 LONDON. Sun. In spite of grey skies and low temperatures thousands of holiday makers left cities for tne seaside and country. Temperatures in the capital rarely rose above 45 degrees. —Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article415 1956-04-02 1 86 cross line in economy ran JAfiMIFHSTWME-lIT INO'S THE WIMER? TOIGHTY-SIX m v d E* spattered cars rollover the finishing line In Orchard Road. Singapore, yesterday at the end of the $10,000 1956 Stanvac economy run. Ten were disqualified in Singapore. Another had been disqualified hi Kuala Lumpur. Seven of415 words
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Article78 1956-04-02 1 Man dies at joget coitiDetition j^ The efforts of 42-year-old Abdul Rahman bin Idris. to get into the finals of a joget modern competition came to a tragic end at the Happy World Cabaret, Singapore, yesterday evening. While dancing a rhumba with his partner In the semi-finals, Abdul Rahman collapsed.78 words
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Article30 1956-04-02 1 RANGOON, Sun. Russi has offered to build an equip a cultural and sport centre, a hospital and" theatre in Burma, it was an nounced here today. Rev ter.30 words
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Article20 1956-04-02 1 RANGOON, Sun. Russia md Burma today agreed to attend to five years their rurrent three-year trade igreement Reuter.Reuter - 20 words
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Article44 1956-04-02 1 JERUSALEM (Israel). Sun. —About 4.000 Christian Pllgrims thronged to Easter services today in the Old City of Jerusalem, bathed by warm sunshine and under deep blue skies. There hav e been as many as 20,000 pilgrims in previous years.— Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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132 1956-04-02 1 BRISBANE, Sun. A group of Australian frogmen planning to salvage Mt tons of Scotch whisky from the wreck of a ISth century saUng ship near here, are hoping the whisky was shipped in casks. Divers have located the wreck of the l^M-ton sailing132 words
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Article24 1956-04-02 1 PARIS. Sun. Hundreds of police and riot troops prevented an attempted protest march through Paris by thousands of Algerian workers yesterday. U-P-24 words
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Article30 1956-04-02 1 TAIPEH: Sun. The Nationalist Government studying plans to build a highway over 1 ,*2™ M mountain range, linking the east and west coasts of the island.— UP-UP - 30 words
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Article23 1956-04-02 1 LIVERPOOL, Sun. Two young explorers sail from here on Thursday in search of the lost Peruvian treasure city of Pattltl. Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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113 1956-04-02 1 BANGKOK. Sun. A Sia- i mese Air Force Dakota crashed soon after taking i off from Nakorn Rajslma airfield. 260 miles north-east of Bangkok, yesterday kill- UiK 18 people. I It was announced that Air i Force investigators were ex- amlnlnjt the wreckage in113 words
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Article197 1956-04-02 1 Atomic suicide warning t^ Halt arms race, says Pope VATICAN CITY, Sun. —The Pope appealed to mankind today to stop its "race toward the abyss" before nuclear weapons bring destruction and death. The pontiff warned against the nuclear armaments race In an Easter speech bfoad- cast to both sides ofAP - 197 words
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Article39 1956-04-02 1 POH MM. TEIK HOCK IN U.S. FINAL NIAGARA FALLS. Sun. One Poll Lim and Oni Teik Hock (Malaya) today qualified to meet Finn Kobbero and J. H. Hansen (Denmark) in final ot international badminton tournament here. Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article280 1956-04-02 2 There'll be fewer and fewer expatriates to lean on, so— Technical Association president says KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE president of the Technical Association of Malaya, Mr. J. Sharpies, laid last night that he hoped the leadership of the association would soon be taken over280 words
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Article, Illustration84 1956-04-02 2 LECTURES for students in nine departments at Nanyang Untventey in Singapore begin today. During the we* 'tend students met at the university for addtsam by their professors. Prof. lacen T. HaJeh, registrar of the university, said yesterday that 4SO of the 57S registered students will be84 words
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Article93 1956-04-02 2 Teachers' spelling was perfek WASHINGTON, Sun. rstaow the House of Representatives Appropriations Committee how low teachers' standards had fallen, a woman member of the Washington ParentTeachers Association produced a few first-grade exercise papers. On one, all the sevens were written backwards. On another, three plus six made eight and twoReuter - 93 words
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Article44 1956-04-02 2 MOSCOW, Sun. Russia yesterday signed an agreement allowing Scandinavian Airlines System to begin regular passengei flights from Stockholm to Moscow. It will be the first time that a major Western airline has been allowed to make regular flights over Russia.— AJ>.44 words
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Article175 1956-04-02 2 'Let neutral party decide 9 HPHE Prime Minister, M 1 yesterday for arbltn year-old dispute with Ind KARACHI, Sunday. It. Mohammed All, called ation of Pakistan's eightlla over Kashmir. "Continuation of direct negotiations with India holds out no prospect for settlement of this dispute." All toldUP - 175 words
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Article91 1956-04-02 2 A FLAG DAY will be held on Saturday for the Singapore Youth Sports centre and the Singapore Youth Council. In a broadcast over Radio Malaya last night, Mr. A. M. Cherian, a youth leader, urged the public to support this fund-raising campaign. The91 words
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Article23 1956-04-02 2 SYDNEY. Sun. Chrysler motor company hope to make 20,000 cars a year in Australia by 1950, a spokesman said today. Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article30 1956-04-02 2 Traffic in Dalvey and Nassim Roads, Singapore, will be partly restricted for about two months from tomorrow by sewer laying operations. EASTER IBFFfTS FROM •FILM ITU 1 CMWIS30 words
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186 1956-04-02 2 A peck- and a boo for Uncle Georgi LONDON. Sun. |X)RMER Soviet prer mier Oeorgl Malenkov was given a film star's reception when he arrived at the South Coast resort of Brighton yesterday. Gay holiday-makers mobbed him as he walked along the promenade. At every step his hair was ruffledReuter; UP - 186 words
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Article70 1956-04-02 2 Singapore's air nr.maed youths and adults yesterday gathered at the former Kalians airport to take part to stunt, combat and genera flying organised by the Singapore Aeromodellers Society. Coloured models of their "planes" and mechanical kit were kept in readiness to tune the tiny motors attached to70 words
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Article43 1956-04-02 2 SEOAMAT, Son. A lorry attendant, Gurdiai Singh, 23, wa« fined a total of $140 hi the Sessions Court here for falling to produce his identity I card and for offering $10 as a I bribe to police officers. I43 words
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236 1956-04-02 2 FISHING AID BY JAPS: CITIZENS BACK PROPOSAL Lets be hospitable, says clerk OINGAPOREANS yesterday backed the Govern- merit's plan to permit local fishing interests to co-operate with Japanese companies. Most of them interviewed by the Straits Times considered it "advantageous and beneficial" for local fishermen to get in close contact236 words
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159 1956-04-02 2 How to get in the swim- by Mr. Heah PENANG, Sun. \fR HEAH JOO A"l SEANG, the Penan c rubber .magnate, today suggested a "simole rubber profits contribution formula to raise funds for a modern pool at Tan long Bungah for the Chinese Swimming Cluh. Mr. Heah, president of the159 words
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170 1956-04-02 2 110— and he owes it all to the vice of life NEW YORK, Sun. —Former slave John Shaffer, 110 today, was asked at his Kansas home how he had lived so long. "Hard living," he said. "IVe been smoking and drinking since I was nine. And I'm still doing it"Reuter - 170 words
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Miscellaneous454 1956-04-02 2 RADIO MALAYA Yean; •.00 'Dead Circuit 9.30 1 s^^?«^i«£^MtaL 10M a* 1 11 aub iojo-n.OO sn#n wife mt v«bb. mevißva rw*««*i*«a> wit. 478 m.. S4S. MSB*. ttta. MuBte I****A.M. 9.00 In Tour Batter Ben- Wt<»«t«— raf 1 net; 840 TtM Dance Band of the HwfjatJOeM Ist. Batt. Mnoolinhtre Regiment; 10.00454 words
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Article157 1956-04-02 3 ANOTHER BRITON SHOT IN THE BACK VTICO3A Sun.—Ter- >" rordts shot dead a Briton i a main street of LimfSiol today. The vl't^i was a civilian. Mleved «be employed at militar ™te nearby. 1^ ,»s walking in r adston Avenue, Limassol's am strt, Mils afternonn ?nen h? was a ttaReuter - 157 words
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Article34 1956-04-02 3 LONDON. Sun— The Wedding March was played at yesterday's funeral of the Earl and Countess of Harrowby, who died within three days of each other. They Wrrp married 68 years aeo34 words
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Article75 1956-04-02 3 Sai'ing for home POR- SAID, Sun.— The last ef the British combat troops jn the Suez Canal zone sailed for hone early today aboard the trjop carrier Devonshire. The 2nd Bn. of the Grenadier Giards and Squadron D of the Life Guards embarked last night. IReuter - 75 words
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99 1956-04-02 3 VIENNA Sun. Russian Muslims will fight for the Araw if they go to war with Israel, it was learned here la* night. lussia fooned a "volunteer" Muslim brigade in January to prepare for a Middle-last conflict, it was leaned. I include World99 words
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Article205 1956-04-02 3 HEjL.iuuFTracs rutt SPEED 130 rebels killed in one day— many captured ALGIERS, Sunday. FRENCH TROOPS, many carried by helicopters, killed an estimated 130 rebels yesterday, French military authorities reported. The soldiers and rebels blasted each'other with increasing fury. French officers commanding trooos in the keyAP; UP - 205 words
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Article162 1956-04-02 3 India— On to second five years NEW DELHI, Sun. INDIA last night completed her first fiveyear plan one of the biggest schemes for social and economic- develop* ment undertaken by any country in the world. With the beginning or the new financial year today the country launches its second five-yearReuter - 162 words
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Article48 1956-04-02 3 WASHINGTON, Sun. The U.S. Commerce Department said new rubber consumption in the United States amounted to 126,164 tons in February, compared with 131,--812 tons in January and 118,--706 tons in February, 1955. It said February consumption was a new high for that month. A.P.AP - 48 words
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Article26 1956-04-02 3 BONN, Sun. American military police in Germany are being equipped with radar units to make traffic density surveys, speed surveys and speed checks.— Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article36 1956-04-02 3 AUCKLAND, Sun.— Countess Mountbatten yesterday landed a 236-lb. striped marlio in the Bay Of "fandj fluhlny grounds after a 35-minute fight. Yesterday her husband caught a marlin of the same weight.— Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Article32 1956-04-02 3 LONDON, Sun. Mdla is trying to obtain the help of a British legal expert in preparing its defence against a Portuguese complaint over Goa before the International Court. UJP.32 words
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Article, Illustration50 1956-04-02 3 ajt jl W* mm^i m I, M il—^. 1«>- s^^&L xaAm^A 1 SERVICE WOMEN In track suits stride smartly throagh the stneto ef Tub hi a parade te wrtcemn tew Prime Minister, Mr. Tmhar ben Ammar, when he returned from Paris after signing the agreement for Tunisian mdeprne'ente.— A-P. picture.50 words
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Article209 1956-04-02 3 'Genuine 9 but there are snags LONDON, Sunday. RUSSIA'S NEW disarmament plan will be a main topic for next month's London meeting between lir Anthony Eden and Marshal Bulganin and Mr. K>iriish#»hev XVI II UOHL. II<~ V The Plan U believed to have beenReuter; UP - 209 words
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Article89 1956-04-02 3 MOBCOW, Sun. Russia's big new Jet airliner soon will be put in service from Moscow to Paris, New Delhi and Peking, Informed Soviet sources said. The swept wing TTJ--104, was first shown to the West when it took Soviet security chief Ivan Serov to London.UP - 89 words
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Article41 1956-04-02 3 DACCA, Sun.— Six ships carrying 60,000 tons of rice as a gift from the United States are expected in East Pakistan next month. It will help tide over a rice shortage caused by insects and hooligans.— A P.41 words
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Article147 1956-04-02 3 LONDON, Sunday. DKLTAIN'S competitors in commercial aviation are engaging "glamorous British girls as stewardessess to rival our efforts in this direction" Sir Miles Thomas, retiring chairman of British Airways Corporation, said today. Sir Miles, who leaves BOAC at the end of June, was giving anReuter - 147 words
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Article56 1956-04-02 3 KATHMANDU, Sun.—Superstitious villagers of Sama nave halted a Japanese expedition to 26,858 ft. Mount Manaslu, according to a mes»ge received here last night. The villagers who live at the foot of the unconquered mountain stopped another Japanese expedition two years ago, blaming it for famines and epidemicsReuter - 56 words
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Article31 1956-04-02 3 LONDON, Son. Marshal Bulganin and Mr. Khrushchev will travel to Britain by cruiser with a two-des-troyer escort. They will arrive it Portsmouth on April 18.— CJJ.31 words
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Article33 1956-04-02 3 HOLLYWOOD, Sun. The wife of actor John Wayne jave birth to a daughter yesterday. It was their first jhild. Wayne has four children by a previous marriage.— &p. jT[ jv33 words
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Article33 1956-04-02 3 THE HAGUE, Sun. Four German war criminals were yesterday released from prison and handed over to German authorities at the frontier. The Dutch still hold 36 German war criminals. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article113 1956-04-02 3 ALEC GUINNESS, British actor who hms played a Roman Catholic priest and a cardinal la films, has been received Into th« Catholic Church. At 42 he has fallowed the footsteps of hip 15-year-old son, Matthew, who became a Catholic sis months ag». Guinness went deeply hit* research113 words
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Article30 1956-04-02 3 HONG KONG, Sun. Six people were killed and four wounded in a Nationalist Chinese artillery bombardment on Amoy and nearby Com-munist-held islands on Friday, Peking Radio reported. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article64 1956-04-02 3 LONDON. Sun. Radio Moscow yesterday reported a new gold strike In north-east Siberia. The broadcast, beamed to North America, said: "More gold has been discovered in Aldan, Yakutiya, in north- east Siberia. "Yakutiya is very rick generally la natural resource! and it was here that bigUP - 64 words
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273 1956-04-02 4 'Queen's Chinese' mission to London Mr. ***** 18 THERE ALREADY MOW Dr. WU WILL PLY VISITING MPs ARE TOLD OF THE PROBLEM PENANG, Sunday. TWO delegates from the Straits Chinese British Associations of Singapore and Penang are to seek expert constitutional advice in London on the statin of the "Queen's273 words
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Article, Illustration81 1956-04-02 4 A GROUP of Federation schoolteachers left Sinr*pore In the Santhia at the weekend for an educational tour of Hong Kons and Japan. Front row (from left): tit Swee Tin (Seremban), Agnes de Bilva (Seremban), Loke Sau Sun (Ipoh). Middle row: Chang 800 Han (Kuala Lumpur)81 words
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Article72 1956-04-02 4 PENANG, San. Noordkt bin Shariff, one of the two men detained by police in connection with the UHtng of On* Ewe San, cashier of United Traders Ltd., on Feb. 3, alleged In court yesterday that a police inspector had assaulted him. Noordin was in72 words
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Article32 1956-04-02 4 SEGAMAT, Sun.— The annual meeting of the Segamat Public Library will be held on April 8 at 5 p.m. The library ha s 232 members and nearly 5,000 books.32 words
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Article32 1956-04-02 4 MUAR, Sun. The Muar Civil Service Club has been renamed the Tanjong Club. SEGAMAT, sun.— The Town Council has decided to close the padang from April 8 for repairs.32 words
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82 1956-04-02 4 The University of Malaya is planning a considerable expansion of its Chinese studies section. It Is hoped that a professor and three lee- hirers win be added to the staff shortly. The Chinese section will be expanded to provide for an increased number of students82 words
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194 1956-04-02 4 I|/|R. WA ,TER GORDON, I*l who has been appointed surgeon at the Lady Tempier Tuberculosis Hospital in Kuala Lumpur, plans to take a quick course in Malay, if he can find time, before leaving Britain for Malaya at the beginning of June. Mr. Gordon194 words
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Article31 1956-04-02 4 SBGAMAT, Sun.— Omar bin Mohamed Amin, 38-year-old postmaster at Labis, was charged before the Circuit Magistrate here with criminal breach of trust of $1,725. Bail was allowed.31 words
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Article137 1956-04-02 4 POLY BUILDING TO START SOON BUILDING operations on the 18,000,000 Singapore Polytechnic at Shenton Way will begin in August. The chairman of the Board of Governors, Mr. L. Cresson. 4old the Straits Times that the planning O f the various buildings was on paper at the moment." He said that137 words
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Article64 1956-04-02 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. The Malay Students' union will hold a students' week lasting till next Saturday to raise funds. The programme Includes football and netball matches, oratorical competitions, and an exhibition of handicrafts and Malay literature. A four-act historical play and a parade of Malay national64 words
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Article25 1956-04-02 4 Mr R. Jumabhoy, LiberalSocialist member of the Singapore Legislative Assembly, was admitted to the General Hospital on Saturday night with eye trouble.25 words
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Article41 1956-04-02 4 MALACCA, Sun. Moses Tay, 18, has been awarded a Federal surveying scholarship for a four-year course at Brisbane. He is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Tay Seng Hoon. He leaves Malacca for Australia this week.41 words
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Article29 1956-04-02 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A patrol of the Ist Bn., Queens Regiment, wounded one of two terrorists they spotted in the Rengam area of Johore yesterday. Both escaped.29 words
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Article53 1956-04-02 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Son. At annual meeting of the Technical College Alumni Association held her' yesterday the following pfflHain were elected: President, Mr. Chan Sal 800; vice-presidents, Che Yusof bin Lamin and Mr. C. T. Nathan; bon. secretary. 1 Mr. Ung Cheng Pee; hon. 1 treasurer. Mr. a53 words
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82 1956-04-02 4 Francisca n mission to build a hospital A 9tf«MM HOSPITAL Is A to be built in Singapore •atly next yew by the »J»n«lseaii Missionaries ofthe Divine Motherhood. which win be built on a ■even-acre site in Thompson Road, will accommodate MO patlentsT^^ Both general aid mafcrnitv eases will bTjUended by82 words
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Article, Illustration127 1956-04-02 4 I'll be back: Brother Honourius MALACCA, Sunday BROTHER HONOURIUS of St. Francis Institution who Is believed to be Malaya's oldest teacher leaves for Paris this month on sick leave. Brother Honourius, who is 71, began teaching in Malacca >0 years ago. Today he said: "If127 words
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Article70 1956-04-02 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The president of 'ie Federation's Adult Education Asociatlon, Mr. f*ah joo Beang, will lay th> foundstkm stone of the MO.OOO extension to the Puie Life Society's English sclwol at the 6th mile, Puchoof Road. ci. Tuesday. The enrolment, which is now 250, will70 words
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Article18 1956-04-02 4 ALOR STAR, i Sun. ffovtv Chinese schoolboys attended a demonstration given here yiterday by tha>lrp brifad^18 words
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Article, Illustration1268 1956-04-02 5 "Tin Lizzies' helped him put world on wheels Emerged creator of I the modem age I ONE WINTER'S day in 1893, a skinny, energetic young electrician drove the first automobile ever seen in the streets of Detroit, U.S.A., now the greatest motor centre in the world. It was a crude,1,268 words
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Article362 1956-04-02 5 Inn i oo yean. Despite an order from Urn Sabbatb-minded Henry Ford that no (rains were to run on Sundays, the railNot all his ideas paW off. Once he decided it would be cheaper to build the railway track on steel «t in concrete. Tne chief engineer of the ■rtlwayDaily Mirror - 362 words
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Miscellaneous167 1956-04-02 5 Bex Morgan. 3M.D. ObUwimn again 77r* THE HOSPITAL CALLMS^g I CALL Pfc^ I THEf I'LL 6gnM TOUCH WITH J THE uOStoUmE PEBCfIEP IM"OLIIETI> A r I x. I \k '^^^■bmFb O v^^fk IffJ vB mlf j[' S*t! n y*A^Lfl Wniu i^l I I^H r*" Li^b^bßbV-^^^b^B B r~y B BtJ iTa^BBEaaM^a^MBBgJ167 words
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Article259 1956-04-02 6 ANNOUNCEMENTS M HWf (minimum). FOLLOW PEDANT Every Day In the -Malay Mall' if you want to win that $6,b00 word pmsrte, TRY NBW WARMfcs "Merry Widow" dnch-bras. Smoother fit, better look at Modem Silk Store, 14 High St., Singapore 6. HARROWS LTD. SALE— Orand reductions on Dresses and Materials. Amber259 words
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804 1956-04-02 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Mon. Apr. 2, 1956. Some Facts On Opium The proposal to restore licensed opium smoking perhaps has aroused sufficient public opposition for Tengku Abdul Rahman to have abandoned the idea. There has been no further statement, at any rate, since the Federation Chief Minister's explanation that804 words
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Article358 1956-04-02 6 The big rubber estate* are finding it increasingly difficult to tempt young men in Britain to come out as planters to Malaya. This reluctance is not due to the Emergency. According to a spokesman for the industry, there was far less difficulty about recruiting from Britain when the358 words
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Article, Illustration1010 1956-04-02 6 n/B stood in a room in tbe Kremlin crowded with ttoe red damask upholstered furnitme ya» find In royal palates. Approaching us down a kmg corridor gUded a small man dressed in a plain beige uniform without decorations or badges of rank— S. V. Stalin. Behind him,1,010 words
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Article215 1956-04-02 6 YOUTH ESSAY CONTEST STUDENTS In English, Chinese, Indian and Malay schools, It Is said, knew little about one another mainly because of language difficulties. Tet It to essential that as Malayans there should be greatei understanding and co-operation among them. There must be many ways, apart from occasional215 words
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Article, Illustration1102 1956-04-02 6 Lieut-Gen Sir Brian Horrocks - Lieut-Gen Sir Brian Horrocks The difficult they did at once; the impossible took a little longer; but they insisted 0n... by rpHE only really great book 1 about the last war which has appeared sp far is "The Straggle for Europe," written by1,102 words
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Advertisement654 1956-04-02 6 CLASSIFIED ADS.! SITUATIONS VACANT M Wori, ti (Mim.)— Box it tU. txtn. BOX A2I3S S.T. Situation filled. Applicants thanked. BOX A 2038 S.T. Position filled. Applicants thanked. SYCE REQUIRED. Must Speak tome English. Apply Box A 2340, B.T. CLERK/BOOK-KEEPER wanted. Must have senior L.C.C. or equivalent. Apply statins age A654 words
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Advertisement56 1956-04-02 6 ffl*^ DPTianNS will visit KUALA LUMPUR on Saturday, 7th April and Monday, 9th April 1956. Appointments for eye examinations STORCH BROS. LTD., 37, MOUIITBATTEI ROAP. CHESTERFIELD I AbehMtlDßi with an extraordinarily good taste! Imlisli s»: IONG AH COLD STORAGE 14, |slan Ibrahim. ioV>. Bahru. (j For the GiHs Youll 4K>\J!56 words
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91 1956-04-02 7 MUAR, Sun. Ml \r UMNO has p.issed a "no eonidesce" vot* against threo elected Town •■•m< 'Hors. Mr ban Si, Dr. Urn \h -.it and Mr. Wong 1.,, i^i in, did not vote when mother councillor put funvard a proposal to build a shop91 words
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Article36 1956-04-02 7 Six children and two adults were taken to the Singapore General Hospital yesterday when the car in which they were travelling tree and overturned at Mcrah Besar, Changi. They were treated as outpatients.36 words
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Article61 1956-04-02 7 BENT^N'G. Si;n. More 300 guests, including Abdul Rahman and .ance Ministers, at- tended the wedding here yesI Che Zalnon binte D;.to Hussain and Inche msah bin Dato Abu Samah, Kin of a former State Secretary of Pahan;. The bride is the 18-year-tld sister of the Minister for Education.61 words
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Article30 1956-04-02 7 The art museum and exhibition gallery of the University of Malaya will be rprnoci at 5.30 p.m. on April 7 by the Pro-Chancellor, Dato B .'j named Eusoff.30 words
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Article42 1956-04-02 7 A Royal Air Force corporal, Malaya. m Davis, yesterday won The runners-up were 15--f Malayan chess cham- year-old A. Subramanian. of j p held at the Faculty Kuala Lumpur, and Mr. Low ip University of Scow Meng of Singapore.42 words
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Article286 1956-04-02 7 SELAHCUK UMHO ASKS GOVKRHMPfT TO WTEODUCE HEW OfDUSTMAL RULE <HALF OF WORKERS. IN SEW INDUSTRIES SHOULD BE MALAYS 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. MALAYS should get half of the jobs in any new iU industry in the Federation, says Selangor UMNO. eUng here yesterday unanimously passed286 words
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Article42 1956-04-02 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Seven Malay literary and cultural bodies In Kuala Lumpur will send a delegation to Malacca on April 17 to discuss with delegates from Singapore the venue for a Malay Literary Congress later this year.42 words
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Article, Illustration274 1956-04-02 7 PALM AMD PICTURE- SCRIBBLE AHD SQUICCLE \f R: David Marshall is going to marry in three years time. Who? Nobody knows. But, says Indian astrologer Shastri Baradwala: "It's in the stars. It must be true." Bhastn made the prediction after studying a recent photograph of Mr.274 words
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Article77 1956-04-02 7 PENANG, Sun. PCHE N. A. WAHAB, secretary of the National Union of Transport Workers, today pledged the support of his union in the country's fight to achieve merdeka. Inche Wahab told members of the union's Penang branch that there was still a section of employers77 words
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Article242 1956-04-02 7 SELANGOR LABOUR MEETS KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. TOE rebel Selangor division of the Labour Party of I x Malaya wants a fully-elected Federal Legislative Council. A resolution calling on the Alliance Government to hold a fresh election was approved at the division's annual delegates conference here242 words
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Article, Illustration31 1956-04-02 7 INCHE MANSOR BIN OTHMAN, 32, an executive assistant of the Shell Company In the Federation, has left for Britain to attend a twoaaenth executive couoc. I31 words
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Article148 1956-04-02 7 LABOUR MINISTER TOWED Tengku lets out secret KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. THE Federation's 35A year-old Minister for Labour, Mr. V. T. Sambanthan. is going to be married. The Chief Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, let out the secret when he spoke to members of the Malayan Indian Congress at Bentong in Pahang148 words
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Article58 1956-04-02 7 A radiogram was raffled yesterday in aid of the Singapore Canine Welfare Association. Given by Mrs. June Dale, president of the association, it was won by ticket number 1495. Mr. B. Brunner, Mr. Leong Mun Sal, Mr. J. Bphraim. Flt.-Sgt. Frank Foster and Bgt. M. Ryan were58 words
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Article56 1956-04-02 7 The Commissioner of Labour in Singapore yesterday reminded employers that they must submit a return giving the numbers of manual workers they employ. Manual workers Include those engaged in trades, whether skilled or unskilled, but not domestic servants or shop assistants. The returns must be made to56 words
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Article, Illustration33 1956-04-02 7 IT was an Easter wedding— la a Singapore hotel— for this couple yesterday. They are Mr. We* Soon Yli> and Miw Chan Slew Chlng. both ef Singapore. Straits Times picture.33 words
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Article158 1956-04-02 7 29 firms accused of 'grossly underpaying' the staff [THE 600-strong Singapore Insurance Companies' Employees' Union plans to submit wage demands to 29 insurance companies in the Colony, the union president. Mr. A. P. Louis, said yesterday. He told the Straits Times that this decision was158 words
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Article151 1956-04-02 7 Mr. Tan appeals for tolerance KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. AN appeal for more tolerance and co-operation xm among labour unions so that they could work together for the welfare of workers throughout tht country was made today by Mr. Tan Tuan Boon, secretary of the Pan-Malayan Rubber Workers151 words
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Article33 1956-04-02 7 Boys of Army families stationed In Singapore begir their holiday camp tomorrow at Blakmng Mati. Touthi aged 13 and 14 win attend and the camp will remair open till April 0.33 words
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Article55 1956-04-02 7 Talks on careers, arranged by the Singapore Rotary Club, will be given on the following days at the British Council Hall: April 4 "Accountancy" by Mr. W. O. C. Goss; April 11 "Journalism" by Mr. Vernon Bartlett: April 18— "Medicine" by Prof. A. Sandosham; April 25—"Dentistry55 words
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103 1956-04-02 7 MUSLIM COLLEGE CLASSES START IN OCTOBER IT. \LA LUMPUR, Sun. The Muslim College of Malaya at Klang will start preparatory and intermediate i classes in October, the beginning of Its academic year. Tnese classes will prepare students for admission into the college. The secretary of the col--1 lege, Inche ZulkifU103 words
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Article62 1956-04-02 7 Reds flee after ambush KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A POLICE truck was ambushed by terrorists on the Kuala Nerang-Pokok Sena road In Kedah this morning. Bullets ripped open the front tyre of the vehicle causing It to skid off the road. The police party jumped out and fired back at the62 words
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Article40 1956-04-02 7 The Singapore Malayanlsation Commission will hold its next session at 5 p.m. tomorrow at the Public Relations Office conference room. Oral evidence will be recorded on the Malayanisation of the City Council and Singapore Polytechnic staff.40 words
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Advertisement81 1956-04-02 7 I MINEMASTER 162 BHP MINEMAJOR 250 BHP i i FOR TIN MINES i i BtKktd by site service and immediate sports avmilaMHy Aa^K iTaNOAfoat rualalumpur penang ipoh HftLIVOCA ■IttTlT**' KOTA SHAHU JESSELTON I EYE EXAMINATION TN(HNt«M tab* tM»k but you MSMfIH I csn't m« with artificial Your Wm I tMi^only81 words
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Miscellaneous153 1956-04-02 7 The weather MtabMß T— ■ftmi; (7JO pjn. on Mar. SI to 7.30 ajn. on Apr. 1): Singapore 75 degrees, Penang If, KoU Bahru 70. Kuala Lumpur 73, Ipoh 71, Kuantan 68. Madam Tempest-re: (7.30 ajn. to 7.30 pjn. on Apr. 1) Singapore 85. Penang M. KoU B&hru 89, Kuala Lumpur153 words
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Article625 1956-04-02 8 MALAYAN SMAME MAMKET MEVMEW By Our Market Correspondent THE Singapore Share Market slowed down considerably doe to the approach of the Easter holidays last week and prices, with the exception of a few cases, drifted to lower levels. The two main factors for this were the625 words
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Article117 1956-04-02 8 pOMFANIES operating \J In Malaya announced the following dividenOs last week: BEDFORD PLANTATIONS LTD.: a second Interim dividend of lf%, teas Income tax at 38%, it year ended Match 11, 19K payable on April 7, to shareholders on register April 2. Books close from April t to 7,117 words
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Article543 1956-04-02 8 rE following complete revised list of local share motations was issued by the Malayan Share Brokers Association after their but meetnc on Thursday:— WDI6TKIALB Bmjm til— *Im. Brietworu Pr»f- I.M I.M .fiSfw-v./.v-u-l.* B. B. Petrol 42/ f 44/ i B'H TniMCM •>• U» Con Tin flOMlf Pref.543 words
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Article493 1956-04-02 8 I CO3MMODMTY HOI XiP-lM* APRIL first grade rubber buyer s t.o.b. closed the week on Thursday at its lowest trading standing at 10% cents or H cents below the highest price on Wednesday. With a short trading week there was not a great deal to report in493 words
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Article86 1956-04-02 8 Small rise in U.S. car output DETROIT, Sat. The automnbile industry U planning to increase second quarter production only 2.1 per cent above the January/March total it was reported bare. Tentative lndustr. schedules for toe April/June period call for 1.792.500 cars im< Is 15.6 per cent below the 'record levelReuter - 86 words
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Article41 1956-04-02 8 Nationalist China and Japan have provisionally extended a one-year t ran agreement signed by the two countries on April 1, last ireaT. The agreement which expired on Saturday, called for two-way trade valued at (367.000,000 (U.S.).— Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article128 1956-04-02 8 TNDIA will receive 119,400,000 -1 rupees (about £8,920,000 sterling) In aid from Canada Australia and Nev Zealand during INS-66, Mr. Ghlntaman Deshmukh, India's Finance Minister, said in New Delhi. He told a questioner In the Reuse of the People that the total amount of foreignReuter - 128 words
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Article55 1956-04-02 8 New fares for domestic Bights by Lufthansa, the West German airline, undercutting those of foreign airlines operating; in Germany went Into effect on Saturday. The new cuts slice 25 per cent off the present fares and will make air travel inside West Germany almost as cheap vReuter - 55 words
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Advertisement1608 1956-04-02 8 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Cltlaen*. age below 23 on Ist January 1956 lor appointment to temporary posts as Technicians (Quantity Surveying) in the Quantity surveying Brancn of the Public Works Department. Salary scale: 1137.50 x 7.50 152.50/209 x 14 321,338 x 14 450 p.m. plus current COLA.1,608 words
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Advertisement808 1956-04-02 8 NOTICES TALAM MINES, UMITED (Incorporated In the Federation ol 5 Malaya). 11 NOTICE IB BaVOBY OTVaW s thai a Pint Intarim Dividend ol 28% less 30% Income Tax 111 r respect of the year ending Hat December ISM has been declared and will be paid on 16th April IM6 to808 words
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Advertisement708 1956-04-02 8 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TBNDBR from registered contractors (Clim C and above) Will ec received by the Stats Engineer. ■elsngor. up to 3 pjii. on 20 4 M tor the construction of foundation and drainage work of the proposed New Market, Klang. Full partlculara*are obtainable from the office of the708 words
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Advertisement407 1956-04-02 8 KNUTSEM LINE muKMT nancs ftOM CAMAOrVU^. >ACOTC fOtTS—aM) DATS a»-a— spBMBBVB£ mWTwVWmfI SaaPraadsoa Swat. Paaaws Fremanu. QartrW Ukkm SsaM 9/11 Apt 1 2 Apr If Apt 21 Ap> Kristin tsfcko 28 Apr 2S/29 May 30 May II May 9 tun Aam Bafcfco 12 May 11/19 |m 14 |h 15 |m407 words
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Advertisement697 1956-04-02 9 "•M-wna Co., ltd. TEUi No.l ***** ■MbjbTMIW t> aWCTMAIA KLATBMSM UMB UJMBMt MAYRB, ROTTERDAM, *NCf LX, SAN FRANCISCO, W PORTLAND. SEATTLE ft VANCOUVER •*>♦*• OAA, North Atkmtle Port* Ambjbbb eorae far Central ft South •S and Canada and via Colombo America -CITY OP JOHANNESBURG BOUCAINVILU l*#rApr PS^" "rr 1 Odl^VsApr^Apr697 words
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139 1956-04-02 10 S'gor Chinwoo bid to keep audit orium KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. |N idamliied bid to 1 avoid baring to sell their auditorium to the Federation Government the Council of the Selang or Chinese Athletic Association (Chinwoo), at their annual general meetIng today, announced plans for a "survival Facing a bank overdraft139 words
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Article172 1956-04-02 10 ami count* iniuwu nr nui n nauwi EASY VICTORIES FOR RECS. RAF T<HE Singapore senior 1 cricket tournament, without several star men. had a quiet day yesterday as far as Individual performances were concerned. The day's best feat was performed by veteran Charlie Colling who took seven172 words
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Article848 1956-04-02 10 SCC v Amy SINGAPORE Crleket Ctab and Army 4nm oa the paiang. SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB Hobos c Daunoey b Waon 13 Hardy c Warren b Whitman 10 Partmgton run out SI Alton c Whitman b Waon 13 Cobley c Carmichael b Waon 7 Wooohouaa Ibw WhitmeU 20 Plowrlght not848 words
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194 1956-04-02 10 United go further ahead in League LONDON, Sun. MANCHESTER Unlt--ITI ed are almost certain of becoming English League Division One champions, for the second time since the war, after their brilliant display at Huddersfldd yesterday. Two goals by International centre-for-ward Tommy Taylor gave them victory, and Huddersfield more, worries of194 words
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Article117 1956-04-02 10 GLABGOW, Sun. 1 A SOUTH African, who plays for an English Club, Is Included In Scotland's soccer team to meet England at Hampden Park here on Apr. 14. He is John Hewie, of Charlton Athletic, who though brought up In South Africa, has a Scottish father,117 words
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Article83 1956-04-02 10 1 I 7 as Positions Item n n DIVISION OIE i d er p. ■IV. THREE (StlU) BI 4 IS 39 an i i oto. SCOTTISH 'A' 1 i F. 6 8 i 5 > 6 im In i 1 lesbro. DIVISION TWO I 1 i 8 983 words
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Article253 1956-04-02 10 LOHDOH, son. JJESDLTs of rugby matcbw x played y—tidaj are: BOOST UNION BawMxath 33 TJMMt BarrloM (Portsmouth) 6: Roeriyn Park 0 Metropolitan PoUoe 11; Absravon 17 London Welsh 6; AberUllery S Croat Keyg 3; Bath IS Brtdgend S: BTMoI 14 LsSßSStsr 0; Bridgwatar and ft^rr253 words
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216 1956-04-02 10 Mr. Heah calls for a Pan-Malayan body for swimming PENANG, Sunday. j fTHE president of the Penang Chinese Swimming Club, Mr. Heah Joo Seang, today suggested the j formation of a Pan-Malayan Swimming Federation i to prepare Malaya for future participation in Olym- pic Games and other international competitions, j216 words
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428 1956-04-02 10 KLANG, Sun. MALAYAN champion ITA Ong Chew Bee, of Singapore, qualified for the semi finals of the Klang Club Open Invitation Tennis Championships today when he beat Ling Liong Ching, of Perak, 6-3 6-3. Wong Ching did extremely well to extend Chew428 words
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Advertisement228 1956-04-02 10 wK *^^^—^^^Bt.^^^ V <i bQrJL bT^ Calobar sun glass ienses are the mull of yean of intensive research in the abtorbtive glass field by scientists working continuously in the interests of eye comfort and health. American Optical Co. mm AfaUabk Iron, .ill reputable optician*. Ask your optician to show yon228 words
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Advertisement168 1956-04-02 10 EUUUUUwUSi^aKai:«EiE%' .^BEaBs *laVi An. >^Fli;<iiiv JBiAfyj J. ETi^^ j^^^^^^^^U^^kul BM*S~UPhi -:.r^^UJ^^^^^pjjßf .^|SBiWJpffflEl^^P^?l^y^^^^^^L-^^ There could have been no wiser choice than Armstrong's Accotile Flooring. Great durability is a valuable feature of these thermo-plaetlc tiles, essential for public buildings such as libraries, hospitals, schools, shops and commercial buildings where the floor is168 words
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Miscellaneous46 1956-04-02 10 BOCCEB SJLFJL. Lmiw, Mr. 1: AJLA. v nstoa mn, Jatoa BMaar, US; My. IA: PnHtoaiiaMi tato v p-j-~ EsaaMstoa, Gk^MUMj; >nf~ Mm v liUHIi. lairar raik; raßMtsn t Jaator AJU ILTJL; VDMtNtB Elatallia v ttMk C.TJLA. FSIENDLT: ÜBiapare "A* t Jantor BslneH— Jalan Basar, 7 pjm.46 words
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Article1032 1956-04-02 11 NAGAIAH, BARRON ROUT NORTH, CAUSE 52-FOH-S COLLAPSE Ross, Ratnam put on 87 runs in vital stand PENANG, Sunday. TUE second day's pfcty in the North-South cricket x match on the Peasant Sports Club ground took a dramatic tarn after the tea Interval today when North, batting1,032 words
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245 1956-04-02 11 S-E Asian nations will be asked here for talks on first badminton tourney PENANG, Son. THE BADMINTON Aho1 elation of MaJ^y» will invite ten countries to a meeting in Malaya next month to draw up plans for South-east Asia's first badminton tournament. At 2W-hoor meeting here today, the BJLM. SUndln*245 words
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Article113 1956-04-02 11 MCA invite HK for May 1957 visit PENANG, Son. THE. Malayan Cricket AfoeJation .today decided lo send an official invitation to Hong Kong to TisU Malaya in May next year. At a special general meeting, presided em by Mr. Lim Kbye Seng, it was announced that a Hong Kong University113 words
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Article206 1956-04-02 11 PKNANO. Sun. SINGAPORE Chinese Swimming Club swept tbe board to win both the swimming and waterpolo titles at the Easter triangular aquatic meet at Tanjong Bungah today. Singapore scored a total of 67 point* at swimming, Penang 34 and Selangor Chlnwoo only two points.206 words
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Article522 1956-04-02 11 AN invitation by the Nationalist China Olympic Preparatory Committee to the Malayan Chinese Football association for three Malayan Chinese players, to take part in training and trials for (election to China's team for ihe Olympic Oames hi Meljourne, was turned down rerterday. The three Malayan players522 words
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543 1956-04-02 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. [N ONE of the best matches of the present meeting, L Bob Lauriston, the 1948 and 1953 winner, en«red the Malayan golf championship final when he >eat Harry Matheson one up over 18 holes In the semi-final today. Lauriston will meet543 words
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243 1956-04-02 11 PENANG. Sun. nBRAK re -asserted their K hockey superiority when they beat Penang, last season's North hockey champions. 5-1 in the key match of the Inter-state quadran-. gular meet which concluded on Dato Kramat ground here today. Perak who had lost twice243 words
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Article126 1956-04-02 11 PENANO, Sun. T«HE 15/19U1 Kings Royal Hus- sars "B" put up a surprisingly good performance to beat, the favourites, Selangor "A," In tyie Penang Polo Club Easter tournament final for the Burma-Malaya Cup on the Polo ground here today. The Hussars, who were handicapped by 1,4126 words
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Advertisement573 1956-04-02 11 OF INTEREST TO ADVERTISERS 1 in KUALA LUMPUR, IPOH PEMII i Tht Utttt rimes for handing i n Classified Advartiltmtnti te o ut branch officers at Kwala Lumpyr. Ipoh sad feMiig for publit»'i» n I" rhe reHewlag jjv'i issue of the Straits Tmms j arc *s follows: Penang 3 p.si.,573 words
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Advertisement474 1956-04-02 11 PUZZLE Cat stoat ••ttii Un.i see I MONDAY j Straits Times I WORD PUZZLE 'XX' j Cat our ami pin wirh ether coupon!. Pesting mstractiom appear below. a Nasae "j AsMress I o J L_" hMBI |t|h]T|| nil j ■a 2 I i r i/ ~P~^M HISSING sIE I D|474 words
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Article430 1956-04-02 12 EPSOM JEEP'S EACH-WAY DOUBLE FOR THE SOFT GOING BOTH SHOW PROMISE ON THEIR WEDNESDAY RUN WELL BEING (Race One), a splendid third to Prince David over a mile on Wednesday, and Snow Blaze (Race Six), a capable sprinter on a soft surface, should make a430 words
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Article223 1956-04-02 12 MONEYSMATE (late Thames Fair) gave an impressive display in his initial race last week when he went down by a neck with 7.11 (Baxter claiming 3-lb) to Spider King over a mile. This four-year-old has only to reproduce that running to beat a moderate Class 2223 words
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Article520 1956-04-02 12 riTHERE was a lot of confidence X behind Alikiti last week and he ran far from a bad race to finish a close-up fourth with 8.12 Matrix over 6f. This three-year-old looks a sUying type as a two year-old in England last year he ran520 words
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Article291 1956-04-02 12 MHF team to be picked in August PENANG, Sun. rpHE FEDERATIONS contingent to the Olympic Games In Melbourne In November will consist of 18 hockey players, three weightHfters, two swimmers and tw o competitor* for the shooting events. The Executive Committee of the Malayan Hockey Federation was told this at291 words
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Article53 1956-04-02 12 IPOH, Bun. The 12th Infantry Workshop, RSME, scored their first league soccer win when they beat 3rd fln. The Malay Regiment 6-2 in a Div. 1 match on the ipoh pedant. REME scored through Day (3), Walsh (2), and Cfle«on and Zulklat tot both53 words
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Article179 1956-04-02 12 rpRIWALLA is accepting x and I cannot find anything in the race to oppose him in Race Two. This four year old showed promise in his Initial race, at Buklt Tlmah in February, when he finished a close-up third with 84 to Crawthorne Wood over179 words
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Article20 1956-04-02 12 Baee 1 k Chanticleer Paißriiti Sibber Packer Uoe E. I I 7 D-OE O GBE¥ Or Grey20 words
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Article1249 1956-04-02 12 'THE probable starters and jockeys for today, last day of the Singapore Turf C*ub March/April Meeting, are given below, the Doable Tote will be on Races 3 and 6, Big Sweep on Race 7. Race 1—2.30: Class 4, Div. 3—7 Furs. 1 OSS Jackpot n 6y Donnelly1,249 words
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679 1956-04-02 12 By The Sports Editor FEDERATION had the dice loaded against them at the start of their annual Sportsmen's Trophy soccer match against Singapore at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. They were without their crack centre-forward Abdul Ohani and dangerous left winger Govindarajoo, both679 words
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Article64 1956-04-02 12 JAKARTA, Sun. SINGAPORE'S hockey team O were far too superior for an Indonesian Combined Services side at Bandung today, winning by six goals to nil. Singapore played fast, constructive hockey, and the local players were unable to find an answer to thei: clever moves. The score64 words
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Advertisement720 1956-04-02 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. (Continued from Ps«e SITUATIONS WANTED Id Ward,tS(Mim.)—BmxMtU. •xtru. ACCOUNTS CLERK. Indian 32. capable of handling »ny sett of Estate accounts seeks better prospens. Available Ist June. Excellent References. Box A 2343, ST. MALAY BACHELOR. Age 37, at present Employed by a well known Company in British Borneo since720 words
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Advertisement44 1956-04-02 12 EXPERIENCED MOTOR CYCLISTS choose DUNLOP FORT UNIVERSAL i ij^* TYRES THE DUULOP RUBBER CO. (M) LTD. SINCAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANC a IMPERIAL i TYPEWRITERS SOLE AGENTS: For Singapore and Federation ot Malaya I McMULLAN CO., LTD. i SINGAPORE ft KUALA LUMPUB. 9 ma,■ M44 words
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Miscellaneous42 1956-04-02 12 At Bukit Timah today THE foinr up to last I Blaie in Race Six. Best eveniiit was still on the I S" I 0 1 Cwwlew In Baee Seven, soft side. The races will not be TODAY'S Best Bet: Snow broadcast today.42 words
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