The Straits Times, 27 May 1956
1956-05-27
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Title Section14 1956-05-27 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES laty** NettSal<* in 1,083. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1956 iO CENTS14 words
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Article41 1956-05-27 1 Jumat tells all to Tengku i/ '.'PUR, Sat Minis '^ment Ha-n.d bir 'icre to 'i talk: nister Rahman dis mis..ill d«». I to tm of th« Jumat i Sind rethat forman govMr. M;irvho Is UMK mat rofus- rnun i/ii i rw\41 words
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Article23 1956-05-27 1 FOUR KILLED IN K.L. LORRY CRASH MPUR, B three :.en a lorry Kuala 49 miles on Kerling its >.ned. and K v Hospital.23 words
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Article14 1956-05-27 1 .rgents Europsouth today. of the i woman. Two kidnapped.14 words
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22 1956-05-27 1 3 r ets li chin- ol goldfish. I his wife tab him behile the cat chinchillas22 words
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809 1956-05-27 1 MARSHALL ('I QUIT') GETS CRACKING WITH HIS PACKING I_WONT BE HERE FOR LONr S0 DOWN WITH PIN-UP IMES in 45 minutes yesterday, Mr. David Marshall, spoke of I sign.ng It was at his meet-the-people session at the Assembly Mouse— much more sparsely attended than usual. Mr. Marshall threw m his809 words
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Article, Illustration149 1956-05-27 1 'I don't blame Colonial Office' —William Tan Mr. William Tan, Liberal Bflallrt member <»f the menleka ml— ton to reunion, returned by QaaUl yesterday to Singapore ami said: "i don t blame the Colonial Office for the breakdown." Mi lan told reporters at the airport tn.it he considered the Singapore149 words
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248 1956-05-27 1 ARBITRATION PUN IN RUBBER ESTATES DISPUTE KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday THE MALAYAN Planting Industry Employers' Association and the National Union of Plantation Workers must agree to accept the award of the arbitration board if one is to be set up to solve the rubber wage dispute. This is one of the*248 words
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Article89 1956-05-27 1 GEOFFREY BOI. AND - No dividend on Traction stock GEOFFREY BOI.AND By c7 e action Co Ltd. are to pay no dividend on their ordinary stock for ended September 30, 1955, It was announced yesterdty. Previously it had been announced that the company lylns no interim dividend because of the 142-day strike which ended89 words
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Article22 1956-05-27 1 A Royal Military Polie« motor cycle was destroyed by fire at the Gillman Barracks, Singapore, shortly after 7 a.m. yesterday.22 words
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Article31 1956-05-27 1 LONDON. Sat. Sir Dudley Senanayake, former Premier of Ceylon, arrived here today for medical treatment. Sir i Dudley i. s suffering: from gas- trie troubles.—A P. Ii31 words
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220 1956-05-27 1 KUALA Ll'MPl'R. Sat. A 37-YEAR-OLD British Army officer who fell in love with the Malay way of life and became Muslim in 1952, was married to a 21-year-old Malay beauty here today. HE is Maj Arthur John Holder, Combined Records Officer at220 words
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Article, Illustration45 1956-05-27 1 LI KIT FONC LEE. 21. and Wai Chmg Kwa. 27. on their arrival at London airport for training as air stewardesses on the British Overseas Airways Corporation's Far East routes. Both were former store assistants in Hong Kong45 words
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272 1956-05-27 1 THE way to beat Commu with social justice w cracy, said Singapore's Mil Wanted: Heirs for a fortune HONG KONG, Sat. A search is being conducted here for the rightful heirs 10 a US$l,OOO,OOO fortune willed by an overseas Chinese who died in272 words
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Article150 1956-05-27 1 RIBBER in Singapore yesterday ton- i local selling started in the last hour. tinned its downward trend and in There was MM interest in lower and the course of the morning trading shed off crudes, hut no manufacturers' intwo cents to close at MJ cents per150 words
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245 1956-05-27 1 HAROLD SOH - Fifty flee in the storm as gang's axeman slash a hawker HAROLD SOH SEALED LIPS-THE POLICE ASKtD IN VAIN By IkJORE THAN 50 people dispersed hurriedly into lanes and shophouses when a man struck a 34-year-old hawker, Teo Long Teng, with an axe in Neil Road, Singapore, yesterday evening. TheReuter - 245 words
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Article91 1956-05-27 1 Three share 5,000 Three people all from Singapore will share the 55.000 prize for the Straits Times Word Puxxle "D". They are: Mrs. K. K. ANC, 136-C. Redhill Close. Singapore. 3. CHANC KUO CHI. 4A. Boon Keng Road, Singapore. 12. MR. D. BLACK, 5. Lermit Road. Singapore. 10. Each willUP - 91 words
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Advertisement115 1956-05-27 1 Rousch Lomb>Ci EXTRA lUIITII m greater smoothness "Hi NEARLY Cl/fCI M A QUARTER n al r, M L,, coolness me CMBTCtK ■h. COOLER fr *••«>"*••*• the smoke exlr lr c h of H"' l 1 Iriiililionally lipi- tiih;«vn» trnvrl« thr I g| h UMkl lurthrr, -,v-- I! „l i, 'i115 words
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Article, Illustration1965 1956-05-27 2 My side of j the story i by the I Duchess of i Windsor i riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimf THE PHiXCE OF WALES IXViTES ME TO STAY liiitii WITH MY HISBA\D. •IT MS ITH A LUMP IJV MY THROAT THAT i MUTE AHOUT THIS PLAiE...* THE Duchess of Windsor1,965 words
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Advertisement131 1956-05-27 2 UilllflllilillllllllllUllHUila iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii imiiiiiiiiiiimitiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiii^ PyfheSpiceofLife^]| comes from I PETER PIPER PEPPER MILLS) E These I'epper Mills are desisn- V^f^tfc E ed lo bring <»"t the original \***'-V^ E flavour of tlif pepperrorn K£: 5 E with all its rppetisini! pro- f S perlies iimlimi lished and «/<<> 4b S E to131 words
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Advertisement85 1956-05-27 2 Offers You SUN LIFE 4 ASSURANCE /security and pr COMPANY for your fam FUNDS for your CHILDREN OF £OUSJ^JJSh CANADA/ FREEDOM from the ESTATE DUTY AND TAXEj RETIREMENT INCOME for and your »'i /CAXADA 9 S LA RUES! L II I ASSUttAWE rOUIMV) /SERVICE THAT FOLLOWS THE SUN To The85 words
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Article, Illustration48 1956-05-27 3 r t Belvedere in the mid-thirties: The Prince I Mrs. Simpson and Sir Ulick Alexander hand in pocket). lICHT: With the Duke and Duchess are Mrs. Paul lonner. Mr. Bonner and Commander Charles Lambe (now Admiral Sir Charles Umbel, the Duke equerry.48 words
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Article, Illustration1231 1956-05-27 3 The rugs are kicked backhand then we dance NEXT THELMA LADY FURNESS DEMANDS TO KNOW IF THE WEEK DUKE IS KEEN ON ME >sful V undertook rs and modi- sultorlly rt and (flights London, seat with drove noon, so as to o'clock. n we ap- :cked out vindturns suddenly fase1,231 words
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Article, Illustration147 1956-05-27 3 PENANG. Sat. AN agreement signed this morning between the Penang Stevedoring Employers' Association and the National Union of Factory and General Workers ofli cially ended the three-day strike of 1.500 dock labourers for higher wages. The settlement was reached last night through the mediation of147 words
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Article37 1956-05-27 3 RABAT. Morocco. Sat. King Feisal II of Iraq arrived nere by air last night from :»nain for a two-day official visit that sparked rumours of 5 his possible marriage to the I Moroccan Sultan's daughter.37 words
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Advertisement124 1956-05-27 3 GOLD DOLLAR TEA IN RED PACKETS AND GREEN PACKETS FRESH FRAGRANT FULL OF FLAVOUR! SHUM YIP LEONG TEA PLANTATIONS CAMERON HIGHLANDS 1 JAPAN a coxnvvTEn nun uill leave Singapore on APRIL 9th 1957 and return on May Ist by the luxurious P O Liner "C HVSA N" The party, lead124 words
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307 1956-05-27 4 Badminton champ bound over pENANC, Sat. Tye Yuen Tai, a Penang junior doubles badminton champion, said in court today that he took an overdose of sleeping tablets because his girl friend's feelings towards him had changed. "I wanted a sound sleep," said307 words
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Article114 1956-05-27 4 ABOUT 140 clerks, salesmen, stenographers and storekeepers in two Singapore motor firms are demand- mg higher wages. The workers' belong to the Motor Traders Salaried Employees' Union. They are with Borneo Motor and Orchard Motors. The union has sent claims for increases of $30 for114 words
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Article39 1956-05-27 4 A bid to burn a car belonging to an Army officer living In Royal Road. Singapore, was made on Friday night. The officer saw one of the tyre ablaze and put the fire it.39 words
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Article63 1956-05-27 4 Today: Singapore 1.00 p.m. 18 ft.i; Port Dickson 7.51 a.m. 18 ft. i 8. 18 p.m. < 8.5 ft.); Penang 2.07 a.m. (6.4 ft i 2 p.m. 7.7 ft.i. Tomorrow: Singapore 12.14 a.m. (9.! ft. i 137 p.m. 1 7.8 ft.>: Port Oickson 8.23 ajn. (8 ft.i 863 words
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Article, Illustration113 1956-05-27 4 Malayanisation men feet $4,000 each Dr. B. R. Sreenivasan (left) chairman of th e Malayanisation Commission in Singapore, and his colleagues, signed their final report yesterday. The report, which is unanimous, runs to 360 pages with the interim report published two months ago. It will be sent to the Government113 words
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Article120 1956-05-27 4 Landowners can object to pipes rE City Health Officer H. R. Morrison, told the Sunday Times yesterday that there had been several in- 1 stances where landowners had objected to standpipes being erected for kampor.g dwellers. "Although the kampong folk had requested the stand--1 pipes and the City Council had120 words
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100 1956-05-27 4 A vet makes biting commentary on lack of human kindness ALOR STAR, Sat. THF ACTING state vete1. rinary officer, Kedah and Perils, Inche S. M. Babjee, today blamed human beings for the high rate of dog bites. In his annual report for last year, Inche Babjee said "most, if not100 words
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294 1956-05-27 4 CHAMBER CHIEF: DON'T RUSH MALAYANISATION kJR. D. T. Assomull, chairman of the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce, warned yesterday against too hasty Malayanisation. Addressing the chamber's annual meeting, Mr. Assomull, said: "The demand for Malayanisation is a just expression of local aspirations In Singapore's changing political status. "But if haste,294 words
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Article1121 1956-05-27 4 rpHE University of Malaya A announced the results of the Entrance Examination to its 1956-57 Session yesterday. Out of 750 candidates who sat for the exams last March, 321 have been accepted. There were 130 admissions to Arts; 54 to Science; 27 to Engineering; 791,121 words
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Advertisement202 1956-05-27 4 A REMARKABLE M f \A/ |jf j TJtRL is a pencil that writes a clear, even line with the JV j^^K same graphite you've used before but now in a new M /a^aKf and totally different form. Parker's neu LIQUID LEAD M /j^Hf retains all the advantages of your favourite202 words
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Advertisement393 1956-05-27 4 SIR COMPTON MACKENZIE AND SIR ROBERT BRUCE LOCKHART tuoceiM t/tcmcritj •We were asked, Bruce, to give our opinion on wfe today. We have both written books about it: you ev< have whisky ancestors P They came from the same part as th. s cxcellcn; .v w are now drnking.' 'You393 words
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132 1956-05-27 5 I^jORE THAN 1.500 SINCAPORE Government clerks have so far taken a strike ballot in their fight for I higher wages. The clerks began voting last Wednesday after a breakdown in wage talks They are members of the, 2.400-strong Singapore Government Administrative and i Clerical132 words
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Article60 1956-05-27 5 The Student Christian Movement of Malaya will shortly organise new branches at the Nanyang Univer- siiy Singapore, and the new Teachers' Training College in Penang. Branches have already been set up at the University of Malaya, Singapore T.T.C., Trinity College, Kota Bahru T.T.C., Technical Col-60 words
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Article45 1956-05-27 5 :.a -ported ipore police that led and robbed at t of a kni iday. in said an Indian now accosted her the Kandang Hospital. ied her into an unng and there rapind robbed her of $15 lint of a knife. invPKt.iirnt.il c45 words
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Article23 1956-05-27 5 Vladlvostock pore yestert 0 the side of Russian frelghitadt the shin :.;.t will at Pulau before lnving port23 words
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Article22 1956-05-27 5 star Martlne roducer husieur Christian Ja- SingaClub. The couple Imi iges to the m to .support its nght against22 words
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Article22 1956-05-27 5 ionation of $10 d in Singapore trom a WeU-wlsh-i Ptong, the ripplr who was I he General Hoseek.22 words
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Article, Illustration467 1956-05-27 5 CHIA KAY SEE - Lovers defend privacy -a new move to foil robbers, peeping toms CHIA KAY SEE WATERFALL GARDENS STILL POPULAR AS EVER WITH COURTING COUPLES BY /•OURTING couples who frequent Penangs W.itcrf.iH Gardens have to .i mutual under- st.mdin? to foil robbers ,rd molcsters who enh on their privacy, etiring to their467 words
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Article, Illustration211 1956-05-27 5 So Janne, 1 7, can now study to be a linguist MALAYAN AWARD FOR ENGLISH GIRL LONDON, Sat THE $14,000 scholarship which the Federation Government has awarded the daughter o* the late Sir Malcoim Watson the man who saved Malaya from mala ria will enable her to study foreign languages211 words
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Article, Illustration43 1956-05-27 5 SHE'S AN OPERA STAR THIS week's >wi m I ii it Kir) is Miss Fong IVai Chin, >2-year-old h me s c jpera singer, who is hi holiday from Hong Kon g s v n d ay rimes picture by Han Hai Fong.Han Hai Fong - 43 words
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Article174 1956-05-27 5 CAUSTIC SODA WARNING A very painful poison: Doctor DESPITK tighter control by the Singapore Government over the sale of poisons, caustic soda—the No 1 suicide poison —can still be obtained easily. Because of its widespread use for domestic purposes, the danger of it falling into wrong hands is great. The174 words
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Article47 1956-05-27 5 The Methodist Church has started to hold Sunday services in the music room of the Anglo-Chinese School, Barker Road, Singapore. The first service was held last week. The pastor is Mr. Peter ST. Lim. Todays service will begin at 4 p.m.47 words
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Article237 1956-05-27 5 WANT YOUR MONEY BACK?- HERE'S HOW Refund of customs dufy YOU CAN get a refund from the Customs provided you know how to go about it and the amount is big enough. A spokesman for the Johore Customs stated this yesterday when replying to a query raised by Mrs. Mary237 words
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Article36 1956-05-27 5 Mr. Peter Llm, generalsecretary of the Student Christian Movement of Malaya, will represent Malaya at the general committee meeting of the World's Student Christian Federation at Tutzing, Germany, from Aug. 11 to 26.36 words
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Article135 1956-05-27 5 He urges a new look for butter 'EYE APPEAL' TINS NEEDED A SINCAPORE business- man, Mr. Thong Yuen Nam, who recently visited Australia, told exporters that Australian canned and 1 bottled foods. though equal in quality to the world's best, were not popular in Asian markets. One of the reasons135 words
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Article, Illustration23 1956-05-27 5 MR. RON GADSDEN. director of J. Gadsden Pty. Ltd., shows Mr. Thong the machine which produces tins for butter exports.23 words
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Article142 1956-05-27 5 Annual MYF week begins tomorrow SOME 2,500 Methodist Youth Fellowship members in theFederation and Singapore will observe the annual M.Y.F Week from tomorrow to June 3 with rallies, contests, forums, socials, film shows and services. The Singapore District M.Y.F.. representing 11 chapters, will open the week with an Inter-Methodist School142 words
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Advertisement239 1956-05-27 5 fj Cut for Partners 'Marlnar', the good-looking man's trunk is kniued for comfort, features mi adjustable drawcord waist, smart whit* q side piping. Seal-tight rubber ••"•'< the loye 'y cl jie is knitted swimcops in to c n t- > n shimmering Petit Point. ThrM colours to match. special body-lengths.239 words
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Article426 1956-05-27 6 MIKE ' WATCHER - MIKE WATCHER REQUESTS I AM a little tired, but I expect Radio Malaya are even more so. of those listeners who wnte regularly to the papers or Radio Weekly complaining that their names have been left out of request programmes. Bequest programmes are included426 words
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Article, Illustration524 1956-05-27 6 KATHLEEN HICKLEY - KATHLEEN HICKLEY by %WHAT is it about an auction sale that makes most of humanity lose all remnants of caution? You can observe this any week you like in Singapore. In fact there's a lot of fun to be got from auction sales. The only snag is that you524 words
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Article, Illustration356 1956-05-27 6 Another angle on fishing contests kJY article last week about angling competitions has brought me a letter from Mr. C. D. Vinell of the Malayan Angling Association to the effect that the M.A.A. maintains a Malayan Record Fish Register for Malayan game and coarse fish. He writes: "This Association does356 words
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Article, Illustration479 1956-05-27 6 KHOO SIAN HOCK - Farewell— but not good-bye for Capt. Chips KHOO SIAN HOCK 'I LOVE MALAYA, I SHALL RETURN' by PENANC. Saturday. AN 81 -year-old seafarer who first came to Malaya 45 years ago, sailed this week for England on a well-earned holiday. But it will not be good-bye for this rugged, sprightly479 words
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519 1956-05-27 6 TUAN DJEN - TUAN DJEN UM^^B^M^l H^JI DURING the last whirlwind a bamboo clump, growing at the edge of the stream just outside our land, was blown over, the root stock being deposited in the stream and the culms onto our lately ploughed land. Tlie519 words
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Advertisement170 1956-05-27 6 V«ViViV > I .VAVt I i'A\V.WAVAVA%W.VAV < V.Vi I AWiVW.Vi IJV.WA'iViV1 JV.WA'iViV« 1 1 and what little boy wouldn't love this one... i; i I Piaysuits C^"J I j; in hard wearing cotton, m jM^ 3" •I extra carefully put together. A < M •I I ik \m In colours170 words
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Advertisement300 1956-05-27 6 PALMOLIVE 4frp7d*snave mrm out-shaves M ANY LATHER 0R H^f'l BRUSHLESS CREAM! QUICKER? Rich, creamy lather u\thour any brushing! Just spread it on your beard and you're ready for the 4p best shave you ever had I «i^» i^ia» *HtW '^Vmf t k\\\y SMOOTHER! I fcC> Al>s|/l\/&l Off come the bmiles300 words
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Article377 1956-05-27 7 Will it be a boy or a girl? Do you core? Asks Dr. Brian WELBECK J.JE says he wants a girl. She hopes it will be a boy. The neighbours speculate And Grandma sews alternately with pink and blue But I sincerely hope that none of them really mind v'tv377 words
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743 1956-05-27 7 I AM now 21 -years-old and deeply in love with a girl three years younger We have known each other for a lout l, me Lately I wrote and cor.fe.-ea mv love for her. She replied that ber reeling! tat me were tho-**743 words
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Article1005 1956-05-27 7 Drop us a Line Xnffthintf in suy St>n<i your Ivtivr in ""Kn<ni'-Alis~* m '\Suitttuy Tini<*s. ivvil St.. Sinfjap*»r<—L jj II7HY can't Malayans acV ft cept English as the national language and settle this dispute which is daily getting worse. No Asian language can chal- long.- the ttatua at BSng- iish1,005 words
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Advertisement246 1956-05-27 7 f only Yardley f know the secret Lavender with an extra touch of Y^==fW sophistication Jt=j^that lingers, so cool, YARD LEYr^n^ LAVENDER ■be ctriTAtLittv urtma YuixDef* mM L*vend«7 in «olid form, and YanOer LAVBaau teirBBooa^tatbenng, ncbiy prrfiimrri *flbr beemy mtf ffOu wrW I ONLY iy JAPANESE L ARE I GOOD246 words
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Advertisement123 1956-05-27 7 PA. ATt-t L00k... l^^x AT THE WORLD WITH CLEAR, BRILLIANT, BEAUTIFUL EYES THE DAILY USE OF JUST A FEW DROPS OF EYEMO DOES WONDERS FOR YOUR EYES X^^^p^ pro? 11^"^^ EVEN A PLAIN CEMENT FLOOR j I j ]A CAN BE f/i^wm ßH^ POL!SHED Jm^ ««i^«r^i 11 IT SHINE LIKE123 words
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Miscellaneous48 1956-05-27 7 TME-^^ <SAM6OLg Aatrtou ANS&6&. ftADT^., 8 AUTV OC A BUT YOU. MY DABLIN6 APE SPBAki TO Mt. MV DAPLING YOU MAV&NT SHAVeD)«-' GOaSI V^J 36^ Olsl TWE^ Tue MOST BE-AUTIPUL OP/ T I 1;^ 1 -*v<, gfggf; rue op tue all tue ?icy>iea<sj^. H I'H i. U v^r48 words
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Article, Illustration817 1956-05-27 8 "Adaptability is the secret of Malayan dress sense Bui height, complex ton. figure. mii*l be studied J|()\V to have ;m nttractivc wardrobe on a small budget is constant problem for most yOU n <; career girls, who find their sal a r v never Btretdies quite far enough for all817 words
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Article, Illustration198 1956-05-27 8 Watch out for the Eastern influence Till: impossible has happened and beach clothi c even better than they were. The scene is full of news. WATCH for K.istern ideas, for sarongs. coolie jackets, and narrow, C hinese s slit at the sides. W \1» H for beach ArcWM t" slip198 words
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Article, Illustration231 1956-05-27 8 N^^ after-dark fashions have an Arabian Nights' j splendour. With the discovery of a non- tarmsh metallic tinsel thread which can be made in 1 gold, silver and many shimmering jewel colours, J comes a galaxy of party clothes more sparkling than ever. Fairy-like fabrics231 words
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Advertisement171 1956-05-27 8 v >Cj*" aj^ jjrVr^j^ f j'^i^^s^ s_^____^^^^^Sr^__^^^Es^_^jPj_^^^^^^^B_S9BHT^^3 s^M^i M 'Sm cc /C]vcl of i leaven -s^ V ,i^-'.'; ■•S' I^HBbL. The translucent heaur\ of this carving Ei_____E^ j f>Tnbolises its purity. A jade mythi- 9^^_^H jPk^B l horse rising from the river and fiKsHlBSe jfe| hearing the scroll on which171 words
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Advertisement284 1956-05-27 8 Keep your skin lovely, f a j r >••« lllis easy w n Pond's Creams are right for your ,i/-_ right jor the climate TJSE PONDS FAMOUS cream, to rye and enhance your beauty. No matter what typeofskin you have or what il.n, H«i in Ponds Creams protect and glorif,284 words
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Article158 1956-05-27 9 person rarely has SIET." said r.ittee for the i in Dl. The clue mething a peres out and buys, he or she "has to— SIET. whicn ip and readily availMany a person can afford to buy a SI IT many a person has made not158 words
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Article102 1956-05-27 9 I Competition Editor j three entrants who ir« the prixe of m Straits Times Puzzle Contest 0 w n from a unusualKdd. The numof entrants who differed ll one point from "mng solution was .?hest for several what the judges he most apt answers, id more difficult he second102 words
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Article141 1956-05-27 9 The clue ior the second word in D 3 was: "Having been mended a broken one may again be put into service". The implication that "this" could not be used while it was broken is true of CHAIN, but not necessarily true of CHAIR. Preference for141 words
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Article151 1956-05-27 9 Preference for SPRING. "Not really genuine," said the due for the fourth word in 1)4. Anything FORGED. being utterly false, is simply "not genuine" The clue's use of the word "rrally" favours FORCED A FORCED smile, for instance, is genuinely a smile, yet is not151 words
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Article98 1956-05-27 9 D" 5 FRIDAY D 6 SATURDAY Three entrants will share the prize of $5,000 in Stra;ts Times Word Puzzle Contest D they are: Mrs. K. K. ANC, 136 C. Redhill Close, Singapore. 3; CHANC KUO CHI, 4A, Boon Keng Road Singapore. 12; D. BLACK. 5,98 words
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Article167 1956-05-27 9 For the iixth word in D 4. the clue was: "On the sideboard, perhaps," GLOSS isn't really on the side- i board it is merely reflection of light. GLASS is satisfactory. Preference for GLASS. "You'll naturally com- j plain to the shopkeeper If an article you've167 words
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Article123 1956-05-27 9 "Repairs to a ROOF can easily prove very expensive, said the committee for the fourth word in D 6. One speaks of repairs to floors, ceilings etc.. rather than of 'repairs to a ROOM." Preference for ROOF. For the last word in D 6. the123 words
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Article36 1956-05-27 9 Mr G. Verrappan has been re-elected president of the Singapore Government Medical. Health and Technical Workers" Union. The vice-president, Mr. Khoo Hock Chuan. and the secretary. Mr. M. Nadarajah, were fctoO re-elected.36 words
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93 1956-05-27 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. On May 8, Lee Ron Hong drove a CM into Johore Bahru and when questioned by the Cus- i toms said he had nothing to declare. The car seemed to have nothing but a Customs officer knocked at the sides and93 words
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Article, Illustration389 1956-05-27 9 MICHAEL COH - MICHAEL COH THE DANGER: IT CAN GROW ANYWHERE -EVEN IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD It kills slowly but surely— a lingering death By 7"HE seeds of a lingering death are to be found growing wild in Singapore. This poisonous, ornamental and prickly fruit plant grows by the389 words
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Article, Illustration78 1956-05-27 9 Attractive RflM Donna l.i K (above) is a Singapore oil company s official hostess to overseas visitors. A Siamese. Miss Lek is the first Asian girl to be appointed to this post. Since she started work seven months aeo. Donna has helped to make78 words
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132 1956-05-27 9 IPOH, Sat. SECURITY forces today confirmed the death of one of the most dangerous Communist terrorists in Perak, Ah Ming, 40, a branch committee member, and a top liaison man with the aborigines. He was killed in deep jungle on the132 words
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Article91 1956-05-27 9 Three youths who broke into a Singapore godown, stocked with liquor, on the nisht of May 6 took 38 bottles of brandy, worth $152, the Third Criminal District Court was told yesterday. Two of them are brothers Ahmad bin Mohamed Idris. 17, and Ismail bin91 words
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49 1956-05-27 9 The Director General of Australian Civil Aviation. Mr. D. Anderson, passed through Singapore by aiF yesterday to attend the Commonwealth Air Transport meeting in London and the Tenth Assembly of International Civil Aviation Organisation in Venezuela. He was accompanied by his wife.49 words
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Article211 1956-05-27 9 IT is very important that the public regard the policemen as friends not as an enemy, Singapore's Chief Secretary. Mr. W.A.C Goode. said last night Members of the Volunteer Special Constabulary could do much to identify the police with the public, he said. Mr.211 words
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Article95 1956-05-27 9 Tan Eng Gee, 50, arrested for allegedly smoking opium, told a Singapore Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Devereux-Colebourn yesterday: "I am innocent." Mr. Devereux Colebourn wanted to know whether Tan could prove his claim. Pointing to an opuim lamp an exhibit in the case Tan said: "That95 words
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231 1956-05-27 9 THE Minister for Educa 1 tion of Mr. Chew Swee Kee, yesterday produced Government's record to refute charges that red tape was holding up education of the Colony's dcV and dumb children. The charges were made last week in a letter sent to the231 words
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Miscellaneous21 1956-05-27 9 SOLUTION TO THEI $5,000 CONTEST I hum iiiiiniii .IREE WINNERS OUTSTRIP* A STRONG FIELD MONDAY D' 2 TUESDAY D' 3 WEDNESDAY21 words
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Article479 1956-05-27 10 TN a Singapore court last week, a man asked for his case to be postponed for throe months. He needed the time, he said, to find sufficient money to engage counsel. Under the Government free legal aid scheme, this problem would not arise for people of479 words
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Article26 1956-05-27 10 rtt $1" i Minimum) MURDER ON THE Nile" Don't r i Club's next prot Victoria Memorial Hall 7th, Bth. 9th June. Bookings Robintons. HOME LEAVE26 words
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Article571 1956-05-27 10 Dial for Lhasa LIFE ON THE ROOF OF THE WORLD NEW DELHI: IF YOU want to talk to the Dalai Lama, once the world's most secluded theocratic ruler, all you have to do nowadays is to lift the telephone and ask for Lhasa No. 1. This is just one feature571 words
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Article, Illustration1089 1956-05-27 10 LEN LEFKOW - LEN LEFKOW by The shop window of Red China and the Communists are happy to keep it just as it is HONG KONG. THK dealer in goods for the Communist mainland leaned back in his chair, lowered his tumbler of tea. and smiled. "Sure," he laughed. "We sell1,089 words
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182 1956-05-27 10 DAPHNE CLARE - Malayan nurses meet in Florence Nightingale House DAPHNE CLARE By LONDON. PART of the memorial to the famous Englishwoman who trained the first nurses 100 years ago, Is Florence Nightingale House, a residence for nurses from all over the world who come here to take the postgraduate courses. Lord Luke,182 words
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Advertisement644 1956-05-27 10 SSIFIED ADS. I Minimum) tIM-I.ow The Eli Lay Wah. eldest son of n Wee*Kl;n Uew and the late Thian Soo, and Puay liter ut Mr. and ok place WEE TAN: The Engagement Is Announced between Wee Chin Mr and Mrs. i Clcmenceau iiuk Nee, third iid Mrs. Tan Tliim. on644 words
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Advertisement6 1956-05-27 10 A PRODUCT OF BOH PLANTATIONS LTD.6 words
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Article, Illustration122 1956-05-27 11 SON No. 1: THE ART OF MAKE-UP llnrapore girls are so keen > on becoming beauticians of them turn- the Y .W.C..V hall beffia a threeursp conducted '•I.irray-Hobbs. E owing to the i .ice in the hall, I <>t them were122 words
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112 1956-05-27 11 JAKARTA. Sat. reviously planned ie AfroConference without any nno mceme t of a nt by the Interry Commit- :troe has still not n the conference till discussing :ore it outlining formation n-political cha- merit is sup- ported by the Japanese and Philippines delegates aniReuter - 112 words
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Article60 1956-05-27 11 Of cups and saucers Do you have an odd coffee cup and saucer or odd tea cups and saucers left over from an old set You have Then send them to the Y.W.CJI. at Raffles Quay. "We find them so useful.' said an official of the "V" yesterday. "We are60 words
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Article71 1956-05-27 11 Do you want a free lurch i and at the same time meet a cross section of Singapore's citizens, ranging from lawyers t 0 businessmen, office girls and housewives, etc you do, report to the Y.W.C.A. Your services are needed in the "V" canteen between 1271 words
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Article176 1956-05-27 11 RUBBER down 2 cents June first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. dosed In Singapore yesterday, at 75 4 cents per lb., down 2 tents on Fridays closing price. The closing tone was easy. Closing prices In cents per lb.. were: No. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 76. sellers 77 (Norn).; No.176 words
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Article37 1956-05-27 11 A peanut vendor, Govindasamy, 26, of Tiong Bahru Road, was admitted to the Singapore General Hospital with facial injuries last night, after he was beaten up by three men in New Bridge Road.37 words
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207 1956-05-27 11 SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister. Mr. David Marshall, looked tired yesterday, but conducted his meet-the-people session at the Assembly House even more dynamically than usual. When seven ex-service-men told him they were unable to pet work, he ordered his assistant: "Get me the Commissioner207 words
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Article, Illustration217 1956-05-27 11 COLIN LEICESTER - Air kostess to a queen COLIN LEICESTER By Two women one an air hostess to a queen and the other a fashions contest winner flew into Singapore yesterday. Blonde, young and pretty Miss Sophia Rypstrabo. 30 (right), enjoys the distinction of being a special air hostess to Queen Juliana of217 words
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Article66 1956-05-27 11 Singapore Customs officers will soon be equippid with special gas masks to enable them to enter tras-lilli-rl parts of ships in their search Tor contraband. The breathing apparatus will protect them from dangerous gases found in the lower sections of a ship. The Government has66 words
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231 1956-05-27 11 LONDON, Saturday THE Financial Time yesterday said that the main reasons for the fall in the price of rubber since the beginning of the year were "flagging demand on both sides of the Atlantic and the recurrence of a world surplus which last year231 words
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125 1956-05-27 11 Doctor fined $300 on death charge DR. E. G. LEONARD, 25, of the Singapore General Hospital, was convicted yesterday of causing the death of four-year-old Angela Fatimah by a negligent act not amounting to culpable cideHe wa s fined $300 or three weeks' jail and his driving license was ordered125 words
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Advertisement239 1956-05-27 11 v^, /I \&^om mm I sp by 2B«jy 5—1956 j I 1 '00 yo.irs of Service $*Kjh? l.YfVOfwl M &£&S "SIM MA" Z 'jjp '0 days in |apan FIRST CLASS $655 I SECOND CLASS $466 Including stay on board in port. Children according to age. Apply for sailing details to239 words
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893 1956-05-27 12 DONALD DAVIES - DONALD DAVIES ißiy THOMAS Stamford Raffles was born oo a ship oil" the island of Jamaica on July .">. 1781. His father was one of the oldest captains in the West India trade, sailing out of London. The boy was sent to a893 words
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Article195 1956-05-27 12 THIS week's Sunday Times Camera Contest was;! won by Loh Peng Hon. 106 Sembawan; I) Road. Singapore 26, with his entry "What it My Future?" (top right). Peng Hon wins the first prize of S3O. W CECOND prize of $15 goes to Au Wcng Lam. 10 j195 words
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Advertisement175 1956-05-27 12 .^■7 > V» 1 TV n. f T f Most Luxurious Way to Australia and U.S.A. Slumber-inducing sleeper-chairs, toft, deep (Jantas rails at Djakarta. Dv and fully reclminß make it the laziest way, too, Honolulu, San FMKMCO and lor the man-in-hurry. Flyinß in Qantas Super connects with servio Constellations, every175 words
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Miscellaneous195 1956-05-27 12 Popular Crossnvord ACROSS:— I. l.n destitute (6); 6. Brat 16); 11. Forgetful (9); 12. Cony (6); 14. Dam (6); 16. Animal <3) 17. Fold (5); 19. Eggs (3); 20. Mislaid (4); 22. Object (3); 23. Spoken (4); 24. Something written (5); 26. Be mingled (5); 27. Long»d (7); 28. Accumulate195 words
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Article, Illustration282 1956-05-27 13 GUEST CRITIC IT Is rather strange to see your brother portrayed i 071 the screen by someone else; and it is hard to imagine that you are watching someone doing the things your own brother did, pa ticularly when you did not know about his pert in one of the282 words
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Article, Illustration689 1956-05-27 13 Martina's bad news! more baths! THE film <•» 1»' >lil Who Nevct Was" is *tr;iMj;(T than fictum because most of it is true. It tells of a top Mint project by British naval intelligence to throw the Germans off the scent of the pending invasion of Siiily by th»- Allies689 words
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Article, Illustration384 1956-05-27 13 SOME people might call him "Mr. Martine Carrol." But that's not fair Martines husband. Christian Jaque. Co-director with H. G. ("Wages of Fear") Clouzot in "The Race for Life." shows that h* 1 has other claims to fame. This French. English-sub-titU-cl tilm. savours of384 words
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Article, Illustration188 1956-05-27 13 rERE s little brightness in the film of the life of American stage star Lillian Roth. There is nothing in it to make light, bright entertainment for a Saturday night it's a tear jerker! It's hard to say whether the centrepiece of M-G-M'.« "I'll188 words
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Advertisement245 1956-05-27 13 fnn A V i CAT HAY M 4 15 •Srol NANA v zjl zr^i. "ALL FOR MARY" ..nisation PresenUUon NIOH PVTRlrir 1 OMIXtil BA< K 111 i,i Y CX RO(il E t'oF* ■***^((ByM 'I MADISON Jj YlR«.l\|\ |K| in '■.Xiowo JOHN HODIVK Sam.: LOVE FREE" (Mandarin). > t fODAY b245 words
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Advertisement402 1956-05-27 13 SHAW BROTHERS ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS ISSIi; ON SALE TODAY a copy 5 SHOWS PADITfiI fi^fe' 11 A.M.. 1.45. 4, DAILY UAI 1. 1 UL 1 W 6.30 9.30 P.M. MM JKwH VICTOR MATURE Janet Leigh BapT SAFARI a MV''4^^ INKMVS( >>F TECHNICOLOR S^A COMING! "THE RAWHIDIT toxy rinris YEARS" Tech L^402 words
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Article, Illustration1167 1956-05-27 14 CONTINUING THE MAN WHO KNOWS GIRLS LIKE THIS JACK CARDIFF is the cameraman Marilyn Monroe has insisted upon for her new picture. No one else can film a woman so well; no one can hide their weaknesses, highlight their beauty so well. But1,167 words
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142 1956-05-27 14 WOULD you trust a blind man to sell stamps? Neither would Post Office officials at Mulheim-Ruhr. West Germany. But Joseph Moll, blinded while serving in the army during the war, was determined to get back his old job as a postal clerk.142 words
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Advertisement265 1956-05-27 14 ONLY COLGATE DENTAL CREAM HAS THE CLINICAL PROOF that brings new hope to millions for DayandNight Protection Against Tooth Decay Dental Cream with *Gordol I Tests supervised Jv iflv- BjfeU by leading dental authorities— for a full year '^^CSS^I H >: wear off! Proved just daily morning and x 'sFmg265 words
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Advertisement182 1956-05-27 14 S.S. PRESIDENT CLEVELAND S.S. PRESIDENT Sailing every 3 weeks from Manila and Hong Kong to KOBE YOKOHAMA HONOLULU Your President Liny ij your American hotel afloat. As days at sea unfold, you relax. t« play under the Pacific tun stop to stretch your sea legs on Waikiki's warm 1.1 your182 words
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Article, Illustration1422 1956-05-27 15 Honour was the highest stake in love affair The prim judge gave a_ disapproving glare By EDGAR LUSTGARTEN WOULD you, sir. as a sedately married man of 50, feel desperately aggrieved if you Jound reports circulated that you had won the favours of a famous actress when you were a1,422 words
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Article545 1956-05-27 15 Record Playtime THE first I.P record under review thin week is one that makes Ideal after-dinner listening in a mood of quiet relaxation. The two sonatas on thai record are well known and any Beethoven lover or lover of music for the piano will, I imagine, like to add them545 words
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236 1956-05-27 15 IT is surprising how many times the principle of a modern invention can be traced back for centuries, and often to ancient China. The lie detector perfected by Dr. Leonarde Keeler, in the United States, is a case in point. The Keeler Polygraph,236 words
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Advertisement282 1956-05-27 15 /MO!© everything you t most in economy motoring... M thf f»ct» of ihii WW ■"T I i Oxford ii lest v A comr and tike the' I power md verve HV. engine 11 m-^-* C JL r-txle setting 11| lilf*T ,-c adnurauon Ij\ I I II II Myling comm«nds. M.M.282 words
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Advertisement267 1956-05-27 16 v~V%w&. R-5-E. ALL THE BEST FEATURES S OF MODERN OESIGN /Iroskopf J FAMOUS SINCE 1867 Jfl 0 UNBREAKABLE MAINSPRING AG »£r, c soLBACvm Mojjjorl 5E BUILDING RAFFLES PLACE SINGAPORE P. O. BOX 393 I QUICK H C S H e ACTION |B£*sfl KILLS bUUunO I 4 cmiid« n j C(267 words
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Miscellaneous1089 1956-05-27 16 4gM h Edgar Rice Burroughs |(|IH!^H f^^J^f cyw* m. na° south Africa this week for au :^^B .A-^H i^^Bk rODAY: rhe more serious legal matters ami J^Jr J/L. Wmw<+J^r Ma> rl |v |<-i>r;lt<> <l as 'nion Day in Soulh Afrira. In Jhis j minded you .ire. the better. ;ihv kind1,089 words
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Article, Illustration1793 1956-05-27 17 <-onf timing... f Posed as a Man for 30 Years Vaivriv \rkvll Sniiilt I BADE a friendly Iwt thankful farewell to the officers at Holloway Jail when, ai the end of my ninemonth sentence, I stepped Into the outside world again, a l iie woman.1,793 words
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Article113 1956-05-27 17 ACROSS: L Bereft. 6, Thr.sh. 11. Oblivious. 12, Rabbit. 14. Mother. 16, Gnu. 17, PUH. 19 Ova. Lo«t. 22. End. 23, Oral. 24, Entry. 26, Blend. 27, Yemrned. 28. \mass 30, Denes. J3, Cost. 34, Dim. 36, Rule. 37. Cut. 38. Madam. 40, Din. 41, Usurer. 43, omlm.113 words
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Advertisement205 1956-05-27 17 Dont let that COLO take hold! A {ew drop* of Vapex on your J on your pillow (he head quickly. N m cold* fron> th« .^p breath. Look for gj^ fe-^ jjrtj VAPEX j-'f. j |0 them' r '^iß pack. l^r^Cj .9 <\ VAPEX INHALER t If yom rocket or205 words
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Advertisement195 1956-05-27 17 1 «^k THAMES II 1 V* TON VAN 1 with good points 5 Showrooms remain open These good points will be found in every 2 one of the new vehicle's outstanding 5 m tit) to 8b m every cvcmnH features appearance, strength, per--5 up to B p.m. every evening formance.195 words
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Article, Illustration337 1956-05-27 18 pOST-WAR Germany has built up a reputation for the design and producton of cars with unconventional features, especially engines. First, we had a four-cylinder horizontally-opposed engine placed at the rear; more recently, a three-cylinder two-stroke engine was introduced into Malaya; and now, with337 words
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401 1956-05-27 18 CRUSADER - CRUSADER' By- II \v;is good to hoar that the aelangor badminton Associations invita tion to live of India's leading players to participate in the SelangOl International Championships has been accepted But the tentative itinerary fixed by the S.B.A. will prove too much for the401 words
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Article, Illustration405 1956-05-27 18 THERE is more enthusiasm for motor sport in Singapore and Malaya than in any other Eastern country in proportion to population. Apart from considerable membership of the five motor clubs, widespread interest in the sport la evident from the largo and continually increasing numbers of405 words
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Advertisement234 1956-05-27 18 V* w kff Jf f^^^T' at/ 9 fWr~J 7 ■^jg J *f M m tW^-^K f **M Am m miw awW" with Christopher Page This week the Sund.iy Times Motoring Correspondent reports >J on j road test or the Coliath a new Ccrman car. He reports that the two-cylinrler. two-stroke234 words
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Advertisement136 1956-05-27 18 Your good taste is reflected in qour ROVER OUCIIItU Realleather upholstery Thick pile carpets Aluminium alloy doors, bonnet and boot which never rust Sound deadening material sprayed on sc doors etc. Finest materials and strictest inspectic employed throughout. Perf OrrnOOCe Although cars of great comfort, all mod have a performance136 words
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Miscellaneous21 1956-05-27 18 #f i iMfw w Wpom SPORTING SAM By Reg. Wootton I V r 'f ir.r' X »A Lt if lit i21 words
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Article746 1956-05-27 19 AUSSIE HANRAHAN THE HERO OF THE DAY S pore score 25 for one when play is stoDoed SINGAPORE have reason first day's scores of cricket match against Sela S.C.C. padang yesterday. They dirt rather well langor batting side for 14 an easy wicket. In reply skipper746 words
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Article68 1956-05-27 19 j IST INNS Hanrahan 0 1 od house b 12 b Na«al*h 27 r and b 1 4 ra b 4 1 lone b SI llmrahan 11 b \a*iiali 3 nut 23 r-.nr b 2 Extras 7 Total 145 63 64. 70. 75. Us. ItanraJian l«-4--15-3-34-3; Kin* [>uni68 words
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167 1956-05-27 19 PeraK lead by 75 runs with three wickets left IPOH, Sat. Kedah by with three md on the ;s at the close their intermatch on today. Lj lead to >hips bettz and Letina for the and Philip V. Raju whose vicket stand 83 runs. on an easy sent in by167 words
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202 1956-05-27 19 a Indonesians 5-2 after a hard struggle FA. Community league game at Jalan relay. Army's third win in four games. In :h they were held to a draw by ChiIncionesians it was their second defeat in The Indonesians, however, were soon pushed back and Army202 words
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Article56 1956-05-27 19 Wanderers beat Ceylon Sport ~lub by ocven wickets in a friendl; jrlcktt fixture at Balestler Roai i-esterclay. C.S.C 138 (Kulasingam 31 Vanderput 54, Sooceleraj U Balasinstam 15. A. L'Strange 4-21 A Armstrong 2-38, A. Fernand 2-9». Wanderers 147-3 (A. Janaei 35 I L'Strange 26. C.56 words
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Article30 1956-05-27 19 IPOH, Sat. Perak v 111 met Selangor In the first round of th Northern Zone Foong Seong Cv badminton competition In Ipo on June 16 and 17.30 words
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Article249 1956-05-27 19 NINE EVENTS had to be postponed because of rain during the OH.Q PAHELP athletic championships at Tanplln yesterd8 Ten events were completed before the .lower. The rcmalnl.jg events had to be postponed to W E! n ?h d caye ay team championship •Q" branch is leadliiK249 words
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Article, Illustration24 1956-05-27 19 Selangor opening batsmen S. Kajalingam and Major McConaghev go in to open the innings on the S.C.C. padang yesterday Sunday Times picture.24 words
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337 1956-05-27 19 KI'ALA I.IMFIR, Saturday l/lETN.VM today slammed Selangor 7-3 after being held 2-2 at half-time at Princes Road. here. Selangor. fielding their probable Malaya Cup side, were outplayed in all lepartments, and were made to look third rate by the nippy, clever visitors. With three337 words
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Article228 1956-05-27 19 INDONESIA MAY SEND 5 TO CHINA INDONESIA may send five badminton players to China for an exhibition tour. Kddy Vusuf. the Indonesian singles champion who flew into -iiruapore yesterday to pUy in tonlfht's Nanyang I'niversity Fund match, told this to a Sunday Times reporter. Vusuf said he had been told228 words
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169 1956-05-27 19 Officials of the Singapore Amateur Weighiumng tederauon will give the Indonesia A.W.L.A until July 1 to decide whethej I they will stage the second triaDgular meet in Indonesia. This wa& decided ai yesterday's annual general meeting at th» C V.M.A. Mr. Chua Tye Juay, who169 words
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Article98 1956-05-27 19 Singapore XI v Viatnam tomorrow rE Singapore football tram to meet Vietnam at Jalan Bes.tr Stadium tomorrow night (kick-off at eipht o'clock) will be the as defeated Combined Services 4-2 la.st guday. The team will be: Fook Teng: Aman Kistawi, Ali Samijan; Hee Jon?, Kok Seng, Hin Weng: Omar Awang.98 words
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225 1956-05-27 19 PERAK START WITH 4-NIL VICTORY IN MALAYA CUP TAIPING. Sat. DERAK cleared their first hurdle In the Malaya Cup soccer competition here today when they beat Perlis 4-0 on St. Georges School ground. Rain fell at the start of the match but the Peiak forwards adapted themselves well to the225 words
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Article52 1956-05-27 19 Victoria Institution Old Boys beat S.C.C. by 74 runs In a friendly cricket match at the Shell ground yesterday. V I. Old Boyj, 156-4 dccl <S Velluplllai 89. B.K. Sen 38 no.. Thuraislngam 14). S.C.C. 82 ZampatU 18, Galloway 15. Velluplllai 5-34, Navaratnam 2-27,52 words
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Article663 1956-05-27 19 Khoo sets 2 records, is champion T«WELVE new records were created and two equalled at the St. Patrick's Schools annual athletic meet yesterday. Paul Vatsaloo, out to avenge his defeat in the 220 yards by I Victor Khoo last year, succeeded In a record time of 23.8 sec. But Khoo663 words
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Advertisement265 1956-05-27 19 v EXTRA xj\ ENERGY^/ J WATERBURY'S COMPOUND Keep fit supplement your diet gi^ daily with Waterbury's Com- vSf^ pound! It's an invigorating Vv^J^ tonic that's pleasant tasting. ..a a proved help in building Extra \V Energy. Waterbury's Compound give* you vital nourishing elements B» h— that help increase resistance to265 words
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Article, Illustration398 1956-05-27 20 Ran 3 fin 38 2 A on bit with Satisfaction By EPSOM JEEP BTARALA, unbeaten In 1 three starts, showed that he has lost none i of his form when he j paced Satisfaction (Kousoure) in a pood workout over 3f. in 38 I, :> at398 words
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93 1956-05-27 20 1 .1 \KI i; BOM), winner of 1 i .in einor's Cup. Is 9.03 in Iho $30,000 by for Ctaaa 1. Div. over i'j miles to be Ipoh on June 9. ..■ld of 16 Is: i itinid 9.03 /.«h.u;in>iir (Sullivan) 8.10 l>. llloqilo i93 words
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Article67 1956-05-27 20 LONDON E *|AJOR RWM. MacDonalc--4 Buchanan's Induna won the Derby Trial Stakes for three-yeai-old colts over 1% miles here yes- He be.r %trs Sydney Jacobson s t iv two leogtha. Major Hoil: m three lencths further away ;!i:: ran G::.e^ rie Retz. the 2.000 Guinea? winner,67 words
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Article35 1956-05-27 20 Hoad, Althea Gibson win singles Sa;. Lewfe Hoiid B\ en Davidson i Sweden i 6-4 8-6. 6-3 in the French is here today. I final. Ohea Gibv.n I United Uigela Mortiner (Britain) 6-0. 12-10.— Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article42 1956-05-27 20 LONDON, S.i(.— Thr I— <!■ ians had scored ill for onr at ra on thr first day of thrir natch against the M.C.C. at .urd's today. Neil Harvey was 143 not out nd Rutherford 71 not out. iruter.42 words
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Article47 1956-05-27 20 P« M. BIAMISH, Irish 1 international and former .Malayan champion, last week won the Roenery (up, one of tht bissest British amateur i:'»l f competitions. Playi.i at Ashbridge. he returned scores of 73 and 77 three strokes better than the next best score.47 words
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Article21 1956-05-27 20 BRISBANE. S.it. Bindi Jack. Queen-land aborigine, won the boxing title merit with a 6th round knockout over Alan libbexda.21 words
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Article207 1956-05-27 20 'WET PITCH WILL BEAT AUSSIES' -OldfielH ENGLAND eaa retain the Ashes in the toming Test scries ucuinst Australia it the pitch i s wet. Mi prediction was made jresterdaj n\ former Austr.iliin »i< kct-keeprr. B»-rt Olnfirld. who pas s c d throimh Smuaptirr on his way to Pngiiaj "to cover207 words
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Article85 1956-05-27 20 MANCHESTER. Sat. Tragedy struck today at German-born goalkeeper. Bert Trautmann. named Britain's "footballer of the Year", when his six-year-old son John Michael was killed in a road j accident only a few hours after his father had left for Berlin. Former paratrooper Bert Trautmann who plays forReuter - 85 words
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175 1956-05-27 20 S'GOR CHINESE LOSE EIGHT FOR 118 RUNS CELANGOR Chinese Recreation *-> Club had lost eight wicketfor 118 ram when rain stopped'; play ;it tea in the annual two-day cricket mat~h against Singapore Chinese K.C. at Hong Lim Green I yesterday. Tlie match resumes at 10.30 a.m. todiiy. KLANGOB CHIXKSK R.C.175 words
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Article580 1956-05-27 20 1 H. 1 1 for the I Padl Store 8.10 I the second day, June T first day of the James Ailch 8.10 6, are: Perak Turf Club Papplewiok 8.09 nii-rlins at Ipoh on Shancrila 8.07 Cl l.Div. 1-9 F. June 2: Cinder's Prince 8.05580 words
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211 1956-05-27 20 HOAD COOPER BLAST THEIR WAY INTO FINAL PARIS, Saturday. ,T»HE top-seeded Australians, Lewis Hoad an Ashley Cooper, entered the men's doubles fins of the French International Lawn Tennis Cham 'pionships when they beat Jaroslav Drobny (Egypt and Trevor Fancutt (South Africa) 6-4. '6-2. 10--hpre yesterday. Drobny a:.d Fancutt, both j211 words
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Article412 1956-05-27 20 POOR START IN COLONY TENNIS MEET •pHE SINGAPORE Lawn Tenni Association championships ha< a poor start yesterday because o rain which washed out 18 of tin scheduled ties. Only six ties were completed a the Tanalin Club and V.M.C.A courts before the rain came. Results of yesterday's complete* game* were:412 words
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173 1956-05-27 20 LONDON. Sal. ODDS iiyain^t Lavandin. the French-owned colt who Is favourite lor tlie Epsom Derby. shortened to five to one at last night's Victoria Club callover here He was thebeM backed contender In a session which showed many changes following the defeat173 words
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