The Straits Times, 21 September 1956
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Title Section16 1956-09-21 1 LCOJfrf JBIJ aftENcTsAraE I The Straits Times. Estd. 1845, SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1956 15 CENTS16 words
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Article288 1956-09-21 1 NOW- A 'MEET NASSER' BID Latest London talks idea; Let users' association conduct negotiations Experts revise Dulles plan IONIHIN. Thurs. A k working committee of experts was set U p by the IS-nation conference here today to revise the Dulles plan for a Suez Canal user-' association in ttu lightReuter - 288 words
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Article, Illustration65 1956-09-21 1 STRAITS TIMES f MAN ON I THE SPOT I MEMBERS of the Singapore and Federation trade missions to China recently visited the Central Institute for Nationalities in Peking. Picture shows them listening to a lecture on the Institutes work by a staff65 words
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Article, Illustration710 1956-09-21 1 —AS LEFT WING BUZZES, A CIVIC LEADER WELCOMES ACTION SEVEN GROUPS TO QUIZ LIM ON THOSE -TICKETS TO CHINA SEVEN Middle Road bloc organisations in Singapore will each send a delegate to see the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, at noon today to ask for710 words
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Article154 1956-09-21 1 Estate manager fought back JOHORE BAHRU, Thursday. AN estate manager and his escort defied 20 armed bandits and chased them into the Jungle yesterday morning after their armoured car ran into an ambush in the Segamat area. The terrorists fled while Mr. Gerald Mendelsohn. 29.154 words
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177 1956-09-21 1 JAKARTA, Thurs. Jakarta's military police questioned four leading editors for nine hours yesterday on the eve of their departure for an international Press seminar in Zurich. They were: Mochtar Lubis, editor of Indonesia Ray a; Rosihan Anwar, editor of Pedoman; Naibaho of the CommunistUP - 177 words
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Article48 1956-09-21 1 NICOSIA, Thurs. Greek Cypriots went on an islandwide general strike today In protest against the imminent execution of three extremists convicted of murder and violence against the British. The three men. all in their early twenties, are expected to be hanged early tomorrow. -APAP - 48 words
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Article29 1956-09-21 1 HOLLYWOOD, Thurs.— The Suez dispute has hit Hollywood. Director Nick Ray cancelled plans to shoot "Bitter Victory" in Africa because of the canal crisis. UP.UP - 29 words
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Article41 1956-09-21 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Federal Facilities Cor- j poration, which has been entrusted with responsibility for sale of the Government-own-ed tin smelter (value US$6 million at Texas City, is seeking bids from private in- dustry for the project. I Reuter. <Reuter - 41 words
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Article88 1956-09-21 1 NG LIAN KIM. 18. a schoolboy, was attacked with a bicycle chain by three thugs at St. Michael's Road, Singapore, yesterday evening. Ng, who was treated at the General Hospital for back injuries, told the police he was cycling home from St. Thomas School when the88 words
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Article31 1956-09-21 1 TAIPEH, Thurs Nationalist china is sending 400 tons of relief supplies to the Ryukyu Islands, south of Japan, recently struck by Typhoon Emma, it was announced here today. Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article76 1956-09-21 1 Buried alive by request HELSINKI, Thurs. A Finnish journalist. M a t t i Jaemsae, hss been Mr™ In a wooden box buried eight feet underground ht n since Monday. Thr reason: To discover whether a normal person can suffer claustrophobia (fear of confined spaces). His "coffin" is 6 feetReuter - 76 words
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91 1956-09-21 1 WOMAN'S BURNT BODY FOUND IN BACK-LANE A 71-YEAR-OLD woman. Quek Jiak Cheng, was found dead with extensive burns on her body, in a back lane off Rangoon Road, Singapore, yesterday nun itfny A bottle half filled with a spirit mixture, a box ol matches, and an empty tin were found91 words
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Article24 1956-09-21 1 NEW YORK, Thurs.— Mrs. William J. O'Brien, 92-year-old mother of veteran American screen star Pat O'Brien, died yesterday of a stroke.24 words
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Article51 1956-09-21 1 CANBERRA. Thurs. The first of the present series of British atomic explosions seems certain to be fired at Maralinga soon after dawn I tomorrow. i Only an unexpected weather change can cancel the i arrangements for the explosion, originally scheduled for SeDt. 11 but postponed daily by unsuitable51 words
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Article49 1956-09-21 1 ANDRKA DORIA SHOCK NEW YORK. Thurs Krurst (arslfn Jiili.insen. :>• Third Matr of the Stockholm. testified today when his ship and thr Andrea Iktria collided on July 25. he was in sole charge in a foe for the the first time in hi*> career. A.P. (Sr* Page 2)AP - 49 words
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Advertisement23 1956-09-21 1 i^~~--«^ <k i*s» I 6! ■■■■■■■■■a a a a a a a BBBBBaaaBB a^Bfßfr a Baaaaaaiyj a a a a jki j bm»»b»bbb23 words
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Article, Illustration141 1956-09-21 2 Mama, Papa and Baby Elverson (11 months old) I to sail from England to the A^mT* I Sea* I PREPARING for a voyage of more than IMH miles In a 42-year-old tt-toa ketch, named Scolopax. are Sunex-born Brian Hvereon. and tab Scottish wife. BftiamMMl, who to 24. TheyReuter - 141 words
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276 1956-09-21 2 OH. STOPGAP IN CASE SUEZ CLOSES WASHINGTON, Thurs. The first tankers from the United States "mothball" fleet could be made ready for service In two weeks if agreement is reached at the London Suez Conference for the fleet's use. This step U being consideredReuter - 276 words
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Article32 1956-09-21 2 HONG KONO. Thurs. China's entry visas to 32 American newspaper reporters for a trip to the China mainland expired today and no American Journalist entered China through Hong Kong.— U.P.UP - 32 words
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78 1956-09-21 2 DENVER (Colorado), Than.— A judge here refused a woman a divorce from her fourth husband and told her to go home "and think over the serious aspects of marriage." He rejected the application of Mrs. Mina Homo, 24. after being told that she78 words
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Article171 1956-09-21 2 He grew and grew after a cold and then fled to mountains TOKYO, Thursday. nOCTORS are keeping a round-the-clock watch on 17 Yoshimatsu Matsuzaka in a hospital here. Matsuiaka, seven feet two Inches tall, the talrest Japanese In the world, la suffering from malnutrition. H« was found hidingReuter - 171 words
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Article44 1956-09-21 2 ROME. Thurs.— Mr Blnay Ranjan Sen, Indian Ambassador to Japan, was today elected director general of the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organisation on the ballot, by 42 votes to 29 for Dutch Agricultural Minister. Mr. 8. L. Mansholt.— Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article18 1956-09-21 2 BANUKOK, Tnurs. Siam and West Germany have approved a draft agreement for economic and technical cooperation.—Reuter.Reuter - 18 words
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Article163 1956-09-21 2 NSW YORK, Thurs. The third mate of the liner Stockholm told a preliminary inquiry here yesterday that he first sighted the Italian ship Andrea Doria on radar when it was 12 miles away and about 10 minutes before the 111-fated collision on July 25 involving theAP - 163 words
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Article62 1956-09-21 2 SARDINES GALORE FOR AUSSIES ADELAIDE, Thurs Large numbers of sardines have been discovered in the Great Australian Bight. The Fisheries Department, which has been hunting the fish for some time, says the discovery was made by a fisherman, Mr. H. S. Wilson. American fishing Interests are keen to establish anReuter - 62 words
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Article29 1956-09-21 2 NEW YORK, Thurs. The American people spent more than U5510,000,000,000 on alcoholic drink last year, the president of the National Women's Christian Temperance Union said yesterday A.P.AP - 29 words
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200 1956-09-21 2 VALETTA, Thurs. -A T veteran British skip. per told here today how he tricked armed guards at a Libyan port to get his ship out to sea after most of his crew had deserted. He alleged that the loci Egyptian authorities hi200 words
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Article20 1956-09-21 2 They still write to James... 8.000 letters a m o, c el d ported. t y tettiif sald.-Re ut t!J20 words
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Article352 1956-09-21 3 INDIA KEEPS AN ANvm*t« uos EYE OM THE SUEZ SITUATION OEAT BY RED DOCK [V /ftV TO BOYCOTT C 0 ROUTE SHIPPING NEW DELHI, Thursday. INDIAN officials are anxiously watching the 1 sue/ situation as first indications came in of soaring import prices due to theReuter - 352 words
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Article92 1956-09-21 3 JAKARTA. Thurs. rl Minister of Foreign |faln< Mr Ruslan AbJaleani. had b*en instructpot to sign any Joint mm m unique when he irrnmpanips President vk.: 1 to Communist China next week "without fir»i consulting the cabinet." usually reliable political source said today. j joint SovietReuter - 92 words
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Article52 1956-09-21 3 EON'G KONG. Thurs. Jr Hewlett Johnson. Dean of Canterbury, his wife and two fcßjbters, who are touring CLr.a. yesterday left Kuns+ in the southwest for the New China Ks Aeency reported. Or. Monday eveninjr the ■ted Dean" met Mr. David Kcshall. former Chief Minisz cfReuter - 52 words
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Article48 1956-09-21 3 TAIPEH. Thurs. The bar. Peoples' Anti-Commun-StLeaeue is to hold a plenary Ksor. on Nov. 8 at Seoul or Ml IV main aim will be to ■:i admission of South KoM and South Vietnam into fif United Nations and op- entry of Red China. IP48 words
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Article38 1956-09-21 3 LAE i New Guinea), Thurs. -T:.e Papua-New Guinea Refeed Services League will 9port the acceptance of J^s In the New Guinea Toiunteer Rifles. At present personnel of the volunteer ps is entirely European Seuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article28 1956-09-21 3 TOKYO, Thurs.— The United States today released four more Japanese war criminals from Sugamo prison. A hundred war criminals are still serving sentences at Sugamo.28 words
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Article52 1956-09-21 3 SEOUL, Thurs. Police today said a boy burned down two houses because he did I not receive any pocket money from his father. Lee Kum Sun, 19, said he had set fire only to his house but that the fire had spread to a neighbour's home.—52 words
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Article, Illustration62 1956-09-21 3 CRICKETERS IN more formal dress than their familiar white flannels were at the wedding of England batsman Colin Cowdrey to Miss Penelope Chiesman at St. Nicholas' Church, Chislehurst (Kent) last Saturday. This Reuter picture shows (1. to r.) Australian Test wicketkeeper Len Maddocks, Colin Cowdrey, England62 words
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Article58 1956-09-21 3 MAHE (Seychelles), Thurs. —Archbishop Makarios, leader of the Greek Orthodox Church in Cyprus who is in exile here, yesterday left hospital and returned to his residence. The Archbishop, who has been in hospital since Friday, has recovered from a minor gastric disorder. He has written to relativesReuter - 58 words
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Article37 1956-09-21 3 LONDON. Thurs.— Marilyn Monroe will meet the Queen, it was announced today. She will be among movie stars presented to the Queen on Oct. 29 at the Royal film performance..— U P37 words
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Article172 1956-09-21 3 Gay day for Gold Coast ACCRA, Thursday. T)RUMS echoed dramatically throughout the Gold >J Coast yesterday as carefree villagers celebrated their day of independence. The drums, which can beat out news for a distance of 15 miles in a type of morse code, carried the news toReuter - 172 words
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105 1956-09-21 3 WIVES AT SEA: IT'S A LONG WAY TO MALAYA CAPETOWN, Thurs. Five wives of British servicemen In Malaya arrived here aboard the Dutch liner Willem Ruys last night— s6 days after first leaving Britain to Join their husbands. The wives and their 10 children left Southampton on the troopship DuneraReuter - 105 words
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Article29 1956-09-21 3 ALGIERS, Thurs. French military headquarters reported last night that 37 Nationalist rebels were killed in a three-day operation in the Constantine department of Eastern Algeria.— AJ.29 words
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Article192 1956-09-21 3 LONDON, Thurß. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not lncludin gstamp duty wen: LOANS Consols UUi Funding 4% £86 1/16 W«x SM% £703/16 +1/16 BANKS Mercantile (£8) £*J4 +3/38 Eastern (16) £7H Chartered 33/6 /6 Hongkong (»138) £88* +1 INBUEANCE Com. Un. (uts.) mM -H/» Roy»l «5^H +/TH192 words
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Article21 1956-09-21 3 LONDON, Thur».— Spot ttd.. Oct.-Dec. 37%d., Jan.-Mareh J6^d., April-June 2S%d.. July8*pt. 25Hd., Sept. c.l.t. 26Hd.. Oct. cJ.f 26Sd. Tone: Bur.21 words
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Article22 1956-09-21 3 LONDON, Thurs Cwh Buyen £7M; Mllers £799: Forward Buyers I7M; ■alien C7Mtt; Settlement £788. Turnover, aja. 70 tons, pjn. U tona.22 words
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106 1956-09-21 3 Newsreel and TV boycott of Olympics boycott on the Olympic Games at Melbourne was announced today by television and newsreel organisations in Britain, the United States, Canada, Europe and Australia. A joint statement released here said the decision had been made because the Australian Olympic Committee demanded cash payments forReuter - 106 words
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Article40 1956-09-21 3 JAKARTA: About 400,000 workers on foreign-owned estates In Java, Sumatra, Borneo and the Celebes were today ordered by their unions to stop work on Sept. 30 following the breakdown of talks on the payment of a bonus for 1955.— Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article17 1956-09-21 3 AMMAN: The first consignment of Egyptian arms and ammunition for the Jordan National Guard arrived here.— A-P.17 words
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Article25 1956-09-21 3 TEL AVIV: Mr. Moshe Sharett, former Israeli Premier, left on a twomonth goodwill visit to countries In Asia on behalf of the Israeli Government. —ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article20 1956-09-21 3 WASHINGTON: The United States is giving 45,--000 tons of wheat to avert a threatened food shortage in Tunisia.— A j.20 words
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Article18 1956-09-21 3 BELGRADE: Mr. Khruschev. first secretary of the Soviet Communist Party, arrived for -a "private visit" to Yugoslavia.— Reuter.Reuter - 18 words
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Article25 1956-09-21 3 KARACHI: The Prime Minister of Pakistan Mr. H. 8. Suhrawardy, will "in aU probability" visit China in response to Peking's invitation, it was announced.— Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Article22 1956-09-21 3 BELGRADE: Mr. Axlz Sidky. Egyptian Minister of Industry, arrived by air to study possibilities of Increasing trade between Egypt and Yugoslavia.— Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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Article22 1956-09-21 3 RABAT: Mr. Cavendish W. Cannon, first U.S. ambassador to Morocco, arrived by air from Lisbon to take up his post Reuter. aReuter - 22 words
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Article20 1956-09-21 3 CADIZ: Six Spanish workers were killed and 10 seriously injured In the collapse of a power station under construction.— AJ>.20 words
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Article10 1956-09-21 3 BUDAPEST: Hungary and Cambodia have agreed to open diplomatic relations.—Reuter.Reuter - 10 words
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Advertisement139 1956-09-21 3 '^BSS^I W with needle and thread W Nq|| £X yesterday you were sewing F m with a sewing machine l^LgJ^f today the SUPERNOVA sews y jB without you V y^^B^B^Bi V <Ob^l B^BV J* I Vg^l I i^^^^^i^BjMjßß||r^^^ >' > OP^bS^H I— ~*P SffE. supernova Jb^'-t (arth*r informs tl«B ple*M139 words
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Advertisement167 1956-09-21 3 FISH AT S.C.S. Cast your line into any of our branches and catch FRESH HERRINGS SOFT HERRING ROES CELLOPHANE WRAPPED KIPPERS tTNNAN HADDOCK SMOKED FILLET COD They're fresh and full of flavour SWttPOK (OLD STORAGE (0. LTD. DRESS Right -DRESS Light V#jP9 TOMORROW B\| Perfect Cut Wf^Smm Natural m r167 words
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Article, Illustration123 1956-09-21 4 District judge to probe row at factory A SINGAPORE district Judge and magistrate. Mr. jTw. D. Ambrose, above! was yesterday appointed by the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Tew Hock, to inquire Into the Fred Waterhouse trade dispute. Mr. lim, who Is also Minister for Labour and Welfare, said the one-man123 words
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245 1956-09-21 4 HELP the JOBLESS- A NEW PLAN PUT FORWARD Bo— t, WMtow, Covt. to iluw #ott KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Federation's Labour Advisory Board has recommended that the Government should consider introducing a contributory unemployment relief scheme and ask the International Labour Organisation for help in working out the details. A245 words
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Article54 1956-09-21 4 More than 100 people win attend the Kiwi Members' League "Satay in the Moonlight" social and dance at Tanah Merah, changl. Singapore, tomorrow. The function will last from 7 p.m. to midnight. There will be Hawaiian music, free distribution of masks, balloons and squeakers, performances by guest54 words
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109 1956-09-21 4 'Let us have longer leases on farms call rH, Thurs. Eighty thousand new vil. »»«w»lnPorakarrplan: government for longer {•toes «n the land riven Jhjmjjor agricultural Thepetition will be subjects Jobe discussed at the nrst conference of new Tillage council chairmen m the stato on Oct. 14. Tho convenor of the109 words
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166 1956-09-21 4 BUT A LAW MUST BE CHANGED rTBE Government has agreed in principle that employees' unions can join the Singapore ts£ I Union Congress. The agreement follow? a f. queit to the Chief Sn£ Mr. W. A. C. Goode, R Singapore Federation Union* of Government166 words
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Article72 1956-09-21 4 BATU PAHAT, Thurs.— Five scouters were awarded woodbadges by Mr. S. T. Windsor, Area Commissioner from England, who is touring the Federation, at the Scout Rally at Batu Pahat. They were, Cubmaster, Mr. Teoh Teng Kooi, Assistant Cubmaster Che Bakar bin Manas. Group Scoutmaster Che Tahlr72 words
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Article27 1956-09-21 4 The Friendly sportin* As•ocUtion, Singapore, wUi celebrate Its 28th anniversary with a picnic at Kusu island on Sunday. Members will assemble at Telok Ayer Basin27 words
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Article37 1956-09-21 4 ALOR STAR, Thurs.— Miss Chao Hoan Yen, 24, was elected "Mooncake Queen" at a contest staged by the Great World Park here last night. Second was Miss Lee Yee Yen, with Miss Annie Koh third.37 words
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166 1956-09-21 4 rE Singapore Muslim Advisory Board has asked the Government for financial aid to build a welfare home for Muslim women. A member of the board said yesterday that the home wm estimated to cost $50,000 but so far only $25,000 had been collected166 words
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200 1956-09-21 4 Experts plan standardization board board should be set up to standardize theMaU^and Indonesian tongues. ~«p »w»»i»y »ua T*la and other proposal* I made in five days of discussions will come up for ratification at a full session of the congress today Tto Proposed board is200 words
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Article37 1956-09-21 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs— Natarajan, 22-year-old son of Palaniappa Chettiar of Singapore, was lined WOO in default six months' Jail in the magistrate's court here today for Importing 62 obscene photographs into Johore.37 words
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Article30 1956-09-21 4 PEKAN. Thurs.-A new $50,000 school, with eight classrooms and a hall Is expected to be completed for the Chung Hwa School hen by the end of this month.30 words
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Article126 1956-09-21 4 TPHE Friends of Singapore plan to hold a "get-to-gether" party when the $5,500 portrait of former Governor, Sir John Nicoll, arrives in the Colony. The Friends, whose primary object is to preserve historic sites and monuments, collected $2,100 towards the cost of the portrait.126 words
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Article64 1956-09-21 4 Constable found shot dead BUIIT MERTAJAM, Tb.nr*. A special constable attached to the area security unit here was '•and shot in a bathroom at Brapit Police Post yesterday. Teh Kee Yam. 28. was due for relief duty when a shot was heard. Other constables rushed to the bathroom and on64 words
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Article46 1956-09-21 4 ALOR STAR, Thurs. A 13-year-old girl, Makhton. missing from her home in Kota Serang Semut, 10 miles from here, was found in a well by her father, Lebai Sa'ad bin Ahmad, a pad! planter. last night. Police are inves- tlgatlng.46 words
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Article23 1956-09-21 4 U p goes Army Pay bin a month M T ney benefit storekeepers; "^A* dressers, instructor. ght f 5 He added: "So m23 words
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Article41 1956-09-21 4 The Singapore First Coroner Mr. K. T. Alexander recorded a verdict of sue* yesterday on a nmm police lieutenant, D. W. N«ham. 39. Needham was four.d M dead in the Mvi Fong Him. Beach Road, on July <•41 words
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Article43 1956-09-21 4 PENANO. Thur<. -AJJ driver. Ooi Thear .»<;• was today fined $300 ruptly offering *> a stable on Aug. M- Ooi. it was stetod^;^, the money to P-C- j; as an inducement not rot him and two ■<**» gambling in P" bhc43 words
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Article11 1956-09-21 4 $240- the cost of a smoke was today fined isesslons court.11 words
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Article16 1956-09-21 4 w« SsS*2*h emgSS Musa Road h' re at 5.30 p.m v Eri'-16 words
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Advertisement480 1956-09-21 4 Bedford 3 and 5 ton trucks (short or long I I ;J PfsHg wheel base) petrol or diesel P4 and P6. I > I t W' 'A IwllSLl Bedford 22 civL U.K. all steel van (petrol or j P*MmBU P. 4 diesel) with 'wrap-around' windscreen and fQ^^S^^^MHHßK^^^H^^^^^^HHfii fafrcf rick loading480 words
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Article330 1956-09-21 5 GOVERNMENT HAS VlH PI^M FOR BRIGHTER FACES IN THE OFFICE IT WILL ALSO ASSIST TELEPHONE OPERATORS THE OFFICE BOYS it EASURES to improve the working conditionof Singapore clerks telephone 8 oje^ and office boys were published by the Govern! ment yesterday They have been incorporated in330 words
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Article, Illustration63 1956-09-21 5 SHE'S OFF TO DUBLIN PRETTY Miss Chun* Sook Yrr who left Singapore by Qantas yesterday for Dublin for further studies after upending two months' school holidays with her parents In Seremban. At the airport she said: "I have not yet decided tvh.it course I will take up or which school63 words
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Article51 1956-09-21 5 BUTTERWORTH. Thurs.— A ppnang probation officer, Mr. Ho Yon Fang, and a Province Wellesley and Kedah social welfare officer. Mr. Yip Peng Low, are joining the University of Malaya next month for a two-year course in social studies. They were among 12 recipients of government51 words
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Article69 1956-09-21 5 PENANG. Thurs.— The acting president of the Penang Rubber Trade Association. Mr. Lee Guat Cheow. last night predicted a "bright future" for rubber as a result of the Malayan trade mission to China and Japan. "Already, Japan has indicated she will increase her purchases from Malaya next69 words
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Article, Illustration98 1956-09-21 5 RUBBER TAPPER Wong Shin Chonjr take* a food look at his brother. Tin Bin, an ex-bandit who surrendered recently in Knlim. The brothers met for the first time in six years— at the police headquarters98 words
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144 1956-09-21 5 MINISTRY TELLS SIX: STOP TEACHING SINGAPORE'S Ministry of Education has told six of the seven sacked Chin-ese-school teachers, whose appeals were rejected by the Council-of -Ministers on Wednesday, to stop teaching. Mr. Chew Swee Kee, the Minister for Education, said yesterday there was nothing; else the Ministry could do. The144 words
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Article40 1956-09-21 5 St. Matthew's Memorial Hall, Neil Road, Singapore will be opened on Sunday by Archdeacon Robin Woods. The $60,000 building was put up adjacent to the church to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the St. Matthew's Cantonese congregation.40 words
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Article50 1956-09-21 5 MALACCA, Thurs. The funeral of Mr. Tan Kirn Sun, headmaster of Banda Hilir English School here, who died at Malacca General Hospital yesterday evening, will take place on Sunday. Mr. Tan, who was 51, was Malacca District Scout Commissioner and had SO years' service with the Government.50 words
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Article28 1956-09-21 5 The Malayan Airways Local Employees' Union will hold a meeting in Singapore shortly to discuss the management's rejection of Its claim for gratuities submitted last week.28 words
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Article131 1956-09-21 5 TENGKU ENDS THE BUS STRIKES DENANG, Thurs. Sixty three Jubilant employees of the PenangHin Bus Company today called off their 31-day strike after their employers had accepted mediation by the Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman. A few buses were back on the road this morning. The full service will be131 words
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332 1956-09-21 5 HUSBAND SAID 'I WANT TO MARRY AGAIN' WIFE KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A man told his wife that he was so in love with a teen-aged girl that he was going to marry here even if he had to go to jail for bigamy, it was alleged in the High Court332 words
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Article193 1956-09-21 5 HE LOSES CLAIM FOR DAMAGES LEE ENG HOCK, an accountant, who sued Ng Lian Koon, a shop assistant, for damages for alleged false imprisonment, failed in his action in the Singapore High Court yesterday. Lee alleged that on Jan. 7. 1955, he went to the193 words
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Article70 1956-09-21 5 TAPS WILL RUN DRY FOR A WHILE Thousands of people living In the Tiong Bahru area In Singapore will have a restricted supply of water for 13 hours today. The City Council will carry out major work on the Tiong Bahru Road main. Prom 7 a.m. there will be reduced70 words
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Article45 1956-09-21 5 The Rt. Rev. Dr. C. K. Jacob. Bishop of the Central Travancore diocese. Church of South India, will arrive in Singapore by air tonight for a brief visit. He is on his way to attend the World Bible Society meeting at Jakarta.45 words
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Miscellaneous294 1956-09-21 5 BRITISH COUNCIL; Free show Y.W.C.A, Scrabble competition of Commonwealth films. Council and barbeque at Tanah Merah— Ball. Stamford Road. 8.30 pjn. meet at 5, Raffle* Quay 5.45 pjn.; SHELL THEATRETTE: Free Square Dance Club's social and film show— The birth of an oilfield, dancing 8 pjn. Look at your world294 words
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373 1956-09-21 6 'Segregation' -300 gins will have to move out to a new school SADDENED BOYS LAMENT: THEY HAD SUCH REFINING INFLUENCE o N us fHERE will be no co education in Singapore's secondary schools next year and this has saddened 300 girls now in boys' schools —and 1.653 boys. The girls,373 words
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191 1956-09-21 6 Govt. plan to make Singapore students mix THE Singapore Education Department plans to hold annual concerts to establish more friendly ties between the pupils of English and verI schools will be asko take part In the rts. which will be ilsed on a grand L.191 words
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Article, Illustration79 1956-09-21 6 F ARID AH binte S. MONSOR (above), one of the entrants for the "Miss Johore" beauty contest to be held on Oct. 5 in Killing. The contest, organised by the Kitting District Welfare Committee, is part of Welfare Week events. It Is open to79 words
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Article75 1956-09-21 6 Customs hit opium smugglers KUCHINQ. Than.—Sarawak Customs officers have intensified their drive against the opium 'trade' and illicit distilling of arrack. The recent conviction in Slbn of the leader of one of the biggest and wealthiest opium kongsls in the country is believed to have shaken the morale of other75 words
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Article67 1956-09-21 6 Eight men were acquitted by a Singapore court yesterday on a charge of rioting outside a barber shop on June 29. The men. Tan Ton Aun. Kwek Slow Kwang. Ong Thien Kuang. Urn Puay Sing. Slab Ah Cheok, LJm You Eng. Tang Ong Kong and Ho67 words
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Article43 1956-09-21 6 Eleven senior Indonesian Government officials arrived in Singapore from Jakarta by OAC yesterday on their way to Toronto, Canada, for courses in public administration and engineering under the Colombo Plan. They will leave for London by BOAC this morning.43 words
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Article69 1956-09-21 6 SENTENCED FOR INDECENCY SOT. John William Brewln of the Royal Army Corps was found guilty by a Singapore court martial yesterday of committing grossly indecent acts on two young soldiers at Nee Soon swimming pool on the night of July 31. Brewin was sentenced to six months detention, reduced to69 words
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Article63 1956-09-21 6 A Singapore nursing sister. Mrs. Louise Wong, who went to Britain for training, has been congratulated by the City Councils health committee for the good reports received on her hospital work. Mrs. Wong, a sister at Middleton Hospital, has completed her training and passed the Royal College63 words
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Article59 1956-09-21 6 The $10,000 Intelligence contest organised by Messrs. Friesland (Malaya), distributors of "Dutch Baby" milk, attracted more tnan 100.000 entries from all over Malaya. The first prise of $7,000 will be shared by 50 correct entries. Consolation prises worth $3,000 will be divided equally among 121 people.59 words
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135 1956-09-21 6 TWE US Singapore people A whose homes were destroyed by a lire on Sunday morninr yesterday received relief worth mere than SS.OM. The Sinf apore Joint Belief Organisation r»re each victim *35. Blanket., kitchen utensils and other household wares were riven by135 words
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96 1956-09-21 6 Our rasbora maculata and monodactylus argenteus are so popular MALAYAN tropical fish are being flown from Singapore to the United States in increasing quantities for public and private acquariums. The fish are of many varieties, some with tonguetwistinc names like monodactyius argentensPrices range from six cents each for the rasbora96 words
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192 1956-09-21 6 MEMORIAL TRUST FUND PLANNED T^n^?^ 11 Mission in Singapore hopes to raise $50,000 this year for a trust fund to comment the centenary of St Andrews Cathedral The Yen. Robin Woods,, Archdeacon of Singapore, told the Straits Times yesterday that the trust fund would be used192 words
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94 1956-09-21 6 'Puasa hours' workday is rejected KIALA LIMPIR, Thursday. pEDERATION Gorernr ment office worker! have been told that their demand for "puasa hours" (8 am. to p.m.) must be rejected because it is "not in the best interest of thi public." A letter from the official side of the National Whitley94 words
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Article42 1956-09-21 6 The British India Company ship Rajula arrived in Singapore from India yesterday with 549 Indians for the Colony. Four hundred and sixtynine passengers who travelled deck were quarantined as soon as the ship dropped anchor in the Roads.42 words
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Article53 1956-09-21 6 A verdict of death by misadventure was recorded w the Singapore First Coroner. Mr. K. T. Alexander. terday at the W 1 Tamin bin Senawi. 29. a Ji" nese. Tamin. a gardener died of shock and haemorrha? multiple injuries after wm knocked down by a car Du.'iearn53 words
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Article39 1956-09-21 6 Radio Malaya will broadcast the seven shortlisted entries of the Federation National Anthem Competition in all language programmes o n Bunday. The times are as follow: English programme 9 p.m.: Chinese programme 9.15 p.m.: best.39 words
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Advertisement275 1956-09-21 6 SEPTEMBER ISSUE i^iHiK"J Fj^| THERE It IOMETIIM FOR r^^^H EVERYONE IR Mil. MAUYAS 40».^ OWN MA6AZIRE— 6RIPPINB «L SjMI fiction, sparkling pictures V^ HARD-HITTING ARTICLES. THIS montns issue imcluoes w v Jlb^b^r^r^B^Bß MARY KLASS STREAMLINED GLAMOUR sH RW GIRL OF MALAYAN ATHLETICS WK W MARIJUANA DANCE BIG JACKPOT CONTEST MM275 words
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Advertisement48 1956-09-21 6 LISTERINE *N.«^ tKilk Bad Breath r\ Germs Instantly. by Millions! M m Your breath stays sweeter A|i jm and fresher longer when y J<Jm\ /\mA you reduce germs in your f===^/WfW=^T\ of mouth odour and colds. v^'^Lj/ V r Depend on LISTERINE \^Ull ANTISEPTIC Use it every jjt48 words
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Miscellaneous150 1956-09-21 6 RADIO MALAYA B«glOlial SINGAPORE (•PngraauMi «kea rtei can ka receded by Wnn la MaUoe» <•*•** *»v* tlm. Mrfln w»v* Short w»ve O On. Medium 4U «•■•> way. 47fcn, Mlm.. IMm. aai *£f- J 1 «twa ana S7tm.) Opening Annet.; 7.1« Moraine P.M. M.OO Luncheon Potpourri: WU^Uuite'^io'lllwmHJdlS^ •140 Newi; 'LiS-a-OO Pun150 words
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291 1956-09-21 7 No Cape trip for Govt. officials it's too dear PASSAGES OW CHOBAW g*Mt.«ff THF f^ U^A LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Federation Establishment Officer, Mr in f 1 brac J e fcxfcy cabled the Crown Agen wivl^TS? 1 Governmen officerVtheir wives and children on the liner Chusan. He asks that alterna tive291 words
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Article90 1956-09-21 7 FUND IS SOUGHT TO FILL HOLES IPOH, Thurs.— Chinese miners in Perak are considering asking the State Government to set up a fund for use in Alline ud mining holes. The regulations in force now require miners to fill their open cast mines before starting operations on another area It90 words
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Article54 1956-09-21 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs— More than 2,000 people of Permas. a village between Pontian Kechil and Kukup on the west coast of Johore, will have an electricity supply soon. The Rural and Industrial Development Authority has approved a loan of $13,000 to a contractor, Mr. Loh Pak Yeo.54 words
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Article43 1956-09-21 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Mr. James F. Anderson, Information officer, United States Information Services, in Kuala Lumpur leaves for the States this week-end after two years' stay in the federal capital. Hi? successor is Mr. Milton M. Chase.43 words
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Article39 1956-09-21 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— Lim Boon Seng was cautioned and discharged in the Johore Bahru Sessions Court today on a charge of failing to appear at the Labour Department when requested to do so on June 7.39 words
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Article44 1956-09-21 7 Eight hundred and thirtytwo passengers from China, the majority of them China wives, arrived in Singapore yesterday in the Hoi Houw from Swatow. Of these, 588 disembarked when the ship anchored in the Roads. The others 244 will disembark at Penang.44 words
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187 1956-09-21 7 Till the local men can take over DRITISH officers and N.C.Cs are to be seconded to Singapore's first locally-raised battalion when it comes into being early next year. But they will remain only so long as it is necessary to train local men to take187 words
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Article58 1956-09-21 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Of the $62,139 paid by the Federation Government last month for information leading to the capture or killing of terrorists. $47,200 was given out in Negri Sembilan. Other payment! were: Perak. $8,086: Johore. $3,500; Selangor, $2,500; Kelantan. $852. No rewards were paid in58 words
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Article16 1956-09-21 7 SITTAWAN, Thurs. A branch of the British Red Cross Society has been formed here.16 words
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Article, Illustration87 1956-09-21 7 THEY POINT WAY TO FRIENDSHIP RACIAL goodwill can be achieved only by visiting other countries, said two Girl Guide commissioners. Miss G. R Samuel, (left), of Madras Stale, and Miss J. Stevens, of New Sooth Wales, who passed through Singapore by Qantas yesterday. Miss Samuel spent six months in Australia87 words
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Advertisement424 1956-09-21 7 lif fnFlex r HAL vi,s^ Egg KtiWl 1-X.^j Designed for Residential, institujVj »,.,i ».bt,t., T.ie l ™*2, and Commercial use. ■JA Issued by this Company are *c" illustrated and <ilour! ggS&HSft 2g VINYL TUC_ beautify the home, offlce^nop store They we available In «n ,/3 «tremely wide range of attracts424 words
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Advertisement319 1956-09-21 7 j^~^lfauttleBS <? v Handsome indeed is this colorful, Italian-inspired pajama style and like all Faultless pajamas, it has the waistband of live robber that lets you b-r-e-a-t-h-e. j^^^^^^ hnw'fi your sock position? Aqb faultless 1 NYLON SOCKS Extra-heavy, extra-strong; yon get a smooth fit from socks of stretch nylon. These319 words
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Miscellaneous152 1956-09-21 7 Straits Times Crossword |H|jj i |2 j 3 5 io 5~ w Z Z S 24 Z Z ""H ACROSS 7 He would not flatter for nta 11 Ssts^ cut> MSaaffaD. 12 Beatabout the bush and save 17 Study holy iwrtaMtoadfast 13 Jumwdnnal step The Uttte twlater! (7). B sSISt152 words
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Article51 1956-09-21 8 »orit HO (mUUmum) MRS. P. K. DAIRIAMPHAAI and family thank relatives, friend* for condolences, wreaths, assistance and attendance at funeral of late Dairiamplllal MR MRS YAP OIAU TEE Sincerely Thank All Friends and Relatives for their Good Wishes, Help Rendered and Valuable Gifts on the Occasion of their Wedding51 words
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Obituary26 1956-09-21 8 M Wortt V» (minimum). IN EVER LOVING Memory of Madam Leong Wah Lan who passfa away on 21st Sept. 1953. Gone but not forgotten.26 words
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673 1956-09-21 8 STRAITS TIMES Singapore, Fri. Sept. 21, 1956. Paying For Hospitals The increased ward charges now in force in Singapore's two biggest hospitals have come in for much criticism, although at Kandang Kerbau the obstetrician has been credited with the soothing assurance that "everything was calm." The Government, so runs the673 words
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Article310 1956-09-21 8 A public servant is not an employee of political party. Unfortunately some politiciana seem to think otherwise. At a recent meeting of the Malacca Municipal Council, its president, Mr. H. G. Hqnmett, alleged that political pressure wag applied on an employee of the Municipality with a view to310 words
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Article242 1956-09-21 8 Two and a half years have patead since the Indonesian Government tried some 30 Dutchmen on charges of subversive activity. Among them was Leon Jungschlaeger, head of the Dutch military intelligence in pre-Republican Indonesia. His trial did net begin till a year after. There were accusations then of242 words
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Article, Illustration783 1956-09-21 8 HENRY BRANDON - HENRY BRANDON it im mttmmtmd thmt by 1973 Smvimt Mmmmirn'm imdmmtrimt mmtpmt u4U tuuem rmmght mp fit* thmt mt thm WJwHmd Stmtmm. By 1890 Mmmmim miii hmtm amrmmmmmti the Unitdt Stmtmm eM m Jfg ttrjft BtFGtt&th ot ft tt 991 Cl fltlt AWe>ai immmd imtpiicmtimma both783 words
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Letter265 1956-09-21 8 AT the junction of 5Vi nu Changi road and Telok Kurau road there are two blocks of new shop houses with residential flats upstairs. This being a semirural area we have been living in comparative peace free from the noise of the town. I have often265 words
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Letter149 1956-09-21 8 A FEW days ago when requesting the Harbour Board Pas* issuing Office for a temporary pass to enter the Harbour Board area to discharge a ship's officer who was returning to his ship alongside the Harbour Board wharf, we were told by the constable on duty149 words
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Letter75 1956-09-21 8 TUB policy of 'Buy SingaJL pore' planned by our Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. j. M. Jumabhoy, is commendable. Australia has an 'Australia Made Week' every year. There Is no reason why a 'Buy Singapore Made' drive should not succeed (here, it may take time but75 words
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Letter101 1956-09-21 8 /IOULD you please allow vv me to make a few observations regarding the selection of candidates for the first year Normal Class In Penang? Not very long ago a circular from the Education Department in Kuala Lumpur stated that only students with credits in English101 words
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Letter119 1956-09-21 8 Refused money after 12 p.m. T AM a resident of Selama, Perak, for the last flic years and I have two complaints against the Town Board. firstly, the latrine in my house la only cleared once a week by the Town Board labourers though they are expected to do so119 words
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Advertisement717 1956-09-21 8 Strait* Tiaet 4 Free Prew I for tfca imvMa»M ef ■tfr*rtltan ear ia»rwt«lln at lit floor, SIHCAPOM COLO STOHAGf, ORCHARD ROAD, will rmh« H box numbers. Clanlnaa aaVartlßieMajls BMy abe t» beaead te: CITY BOOK STORI LTD, Wine Ik if #r HWMSj C»lly«r Quay. «*>f H— MR. M. M. ISMAIL,717 words
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Advertisement80 1956-09-21 8 WHAT WIVES DON! KNOW ABOUT SEX Many women are hampered by ignorance and inhibitions in their marital relations, and this can wreck the most promising marriage, says eminent physician and marriage counsellor. Dr. Abraham Stone. Here he speaks frankly about woman's role in marriage. This is one of over thirty80 words
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Advertisement26 1956-09-21 8 I/AH 146, Robinson Road. B Open until 6.00 p.m. WeekdsTs—4.oo p.m. PlI MUSIC SHEETS jM RECORDS. RADIOS. IP RECORDERS ETC. Of ALL r miß^ miuMG rot**26 words
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Article153 1956-09-21 9 WARSHIPS of South East Asian Treaty Organisation countries will take part in a maritime exercise beginning next Tuesday, the Royal Navy announced in Singapore yesterday. Australian. British. Pakistani, United states and New Zealand carrier-borne aircraft, as well as shore-based planes from Singapore, will take153 words
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Article61 1956-09-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Tlie Municipal Council here hu been asked to consider renaming the Lake Oardens Twnin Pesta." This recommendation was made by the council's estates and property committee, which a month ago rejected the proposal by an Alliance Councillor, Raja Mohamed bin Raja Allan*61 words
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Article194 1956-09-21 9 f|IW*NTX-nVK students of 1 the UnlTenity of Malaya have completed the intermediate (tart year) examination 2nd n Ve others the sewtonal Second year) .inßtaaan for the Bachelor of ArU degree. They are: IWTEMOEDMTE EXAMINATION- AMul A*i bin M*hmud Ato»n bin Abdul Rahman (economic*), Mlv Suahlla194 words
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Article40 1956-09-21 9 nHAnu, x nun. a police patrol wounded a terrorist lo the Nlbong Tebal district of Province Wellesley yesterday. The bandit escaped, leaving blood trails which were followed for some distance and then lost. The followup Is continuing.40 words
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329 1956-09-21 9 HE UPSET CART CHARGE BRITISH Army serA leant was out on a stroll one afternoon i he n he suddenly turned around and behaved in "the post extraordinary manner a Singapore preliminary inquiry was told yesterday. Edward Dlxon, R.A.O.C. "Wd two tentative chariL of329 words
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Article, Illustration568 1956-09-21 9 a> ASKIDUBPmi CASE COURT 18 SHOWN A PHOTO OF THE— PHONE CALL, THEN HE CAME m CAR and THEY WENT OUT' Affair of the 'agreeable client 9 to back her claim th?t 2?** P^^aph In February which in^SS^SSS^^ him in his caS on April 9. conung568 words
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146 1956-09-21 9 $14,000 for woman, 28, hurt in car crash MISS KOH GEOK NEO, 28, a clerk at Malayan Motors, who was permanently Injured in a motor accident In 1955, obtained special and general damages totalling $14,281 In the Singapore High Court yesterday. The damages were •warded against Urn Kang Kee, the146 words
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81 1956-09-21 9 SACKED MAN: SULTAN TO INVESTIGATE KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Sultan of Selangor has promised to investigate the reasons for the dismissal of Tuan Haji Mohamed Noor, headman of Kampong Sungel Chlnchin at Setapak, near here, following a petition sent to him by the Selangor Headmen's Association. Tuan Haji Mohamed Noor,81 words
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Article252 1956-09-21 9 'ASK GOVT. TO WITHDRAW TROOPS' rpHE Singapore City Council Gas Workers' Union x yesterday asked the Governor, Sir Robert Black, to use his good offices to persuade the Government to withdraw the military now running the Kallang gas works. In a letter to Sir Robert,252 words
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Article33 1956-09-21 9 Dinner -dance The Singapore Hartour Board Local Senior Officer's Association Is celebrating Its first anniyersary with a Chinese dinner and dance, at the sSb. Reserve Hall, on Saturday from 8.00 p.m. to midnight.33 words
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Article100 1956-09-21 9 mHE Confederation of SingaX pore Chinese Engineering Tradesmen has submitted demand! for wage Increases and Improved conditions of service for members among the monthly paid staff of United Engineers. The confederation la asking for salary Increments of $15, $20 and $30. a month, and annual increments100 words
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Article57 1956-09-21 9 KUCHING, Ttiurg. Tbe Sarawak Junior Chamber of Commerce plans to sponsor a scholarship to enable a Chinese senior middle school graduate to have four years' training in a Chinese college in Hong XOng. The scholarship has been offered by the Education and Youth Activities Commission of57 words
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Article, Illustration42 1956-09-21 9 THE GOVERNOR pins the Colonial Police Medal on Deputy Superintendent A. A. Rajah (left) "for deration to duty and loyalty to the lerrlce." Right: Detective SUff S*t. Vow Chonc Hot gets the Colonial Police Medal.— Times pictures42 words
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Article59 1956-09-21 9 Mrs. Elizabeth Drake, holder of the yellow belt (5th kyu > will take part with seven other membera of the Singapore Judo Club in exhibition u part of the City Day celebrations tomorrow night. The others are Brown belt; William Wee; Blue: D.Kee, A. Lau and59 words
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Article356 1956-09-21 9 Grave wound did not stop him A SINGAPORE detective, who narrowly escaped death at the hands of the Malayan Communist Party In 1952, was yesterday awarded the Colonial Police Medal for "outstanding diligence and devotion to duty." He Is Detective Staff Sergeant Yow Chong Hoi.356 words
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Article54 1956-09-21 9 The Singapore Chamber Ensemble Choir have resumed their choral rehearsals in Dreparation for the Christmas season. The rehearsals which began on Wednesday will continue every Tuesday from 5.30 p.m. at the War Memorial Hall of St. Andrew's Cathedral. The annual concert will be held at the Victoria Memorial54 words
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Article201 1956-09-21 9 BACK TO LIFE UNDER the BRIDGES FOH, Thurs. Police today released 34 of the destitutes they had arrested in predawn raids yesterday under the bridges and in the markets of Ipoh. There was nothing else they could do, as none of the welfare homes here could take the destitutes. Those201 words
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Article45 1956-09-21 9 PENANO, Thurs. A 22--year-old girl. Tan Hoon, was allowed ball after she pleaded not guilty in the sessions court here today to a dharge of stealing $30 cash from Corporal N. J. Stevenson at a hotel in Chulla Street yesterday.45 words
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Advertisement69 1956-09-21 9 THE EVER POPULAR j MALAYAN LANDSCAPE CALENDAR I (formerly published by Mis. Kelly Wakh Ltd.) is once again available under a new name: Jjj MALAYAN rlCTOaiAL Jjfl CALENDAR 1957 MALAYAN PIGORIAL CALENDAR 1957 I (Photograph, by Dr. GA. Gitaoa-Hill, ARPS. FRSA) J Ready for posting with handy «nv«lop«. LI Price69 words
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Advertisement258 1956-09-21 9 Vij^ir E^Ew My .A^^^^E^^^fiSSK "fttlTT^^^^MJE^EMiE^Er OUTSTANDING fetlS EFFICIENCY You Ond your secretory wilt agree C^=§^^^ t^^"^^« thot the Olympic SGI Jl th» ideal > KX<^ standard office typewriter She, because in Jf lightest of light touches enobles her to speed up X"**^ her work with effortless ease; you, because y«u258 words
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Article, Illustration597 1956-09-21 10 ROBERT ROBINSON - SALAD DAY WITH MISS COLA CRAWFORD ROBERT ROBINSON ■aHBN^H^HHEjp By —The girl whe shocked the censor 50 here I am, being spoonfed by Joan Crawford. She approaches, bowl in hand. The eyes spark like giant catherine-wheels. The mouth— carnivorous as an orchid smiles. But t have seen that smile before—597 words
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Article101 1956-09-21 10 snow iuskess nirnn AVA GARDNER in trouble again, this time for roaming Rome to a high-collared dress almost like a priests cassock. 'A deliberate, distasteful copy," say Vatican officials Louis Armstrong will play at London s Royal Festival Hall in December-accompani-ed by a symphony orchestra101 words
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Article, Illustration579 1956-09-21 10 HITCH HIT- BUT HE'S SLIPPING Past tension gone and Alfred just isn 't so great THE trouble with being brilliant is that everyone expects you to maintain your standard and even the greatest genius must have the breaks going against him part of the time. It has happened to Alfred579 words
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Article27 1956-09-21 10 The rock-'n-roU film, "Rod Around the Clock," a subject of recent controversy, hat been passed as morally unobjectionable for adults bj the Roman Catholic church.27 words
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263 1956-09-21 10 THE publicity boys des--1 rribe "The Leather Saint" as a "VistaVision heart-warmer." The Vista Vision part is all right, but as a heart-warmer it lefj me very cold. This Paramount offering is a horrible mixture of slushy sentimentality, corny dialogue and263 words
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167 1956-09-21 10 LONDON is preparing for its biggest dose of caviar culture sine* the Russian Ballet ttrst electrified Europe in 1909. The BoUhoi Ballet from Moscow Is on the way. All 50.000 seats have already been sold for their 25 performances at Covent Oarden. Hundreds of167 words
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Advertisement533 1956-09-21 10 I CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS T/sisAvif ATHAYifr 43 4 w i TQU A V \fVcn>fiz}o m MMMMBHi TU ***** the royal .MIDNIGHT BEBT < or COMMAND FILM TOMORROW CTA I M.CJM*a "I X VIT ATIOX to the DAIVCE" I SUrrinc GENE KELLY— in COLOR j I TOMORROW flam.: "HERE COMES THE533 words
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Advertisement435 1956-09-21 10 I SHAW BROTHERS ORGaJU^Tltt^^: DAY! WrITULgg mm fc m^ TTL 45 r i i i ArttXAMDEI THE C.pr 1T ft j JOHN "THE ,£ySwayne SEARCHERS" TOMOWtOW a.m.: "TRKxsT^TTp^^i^ > 5 ROCK 'N ROLL DP Vfc SHOWS DAILY! ■■CA]|g ROCK ROU isMSsss3LaSSj^^sWw^^ s siLk. 1, **^B JBaWP—w^^^^^^s^xn^v^^ f>^F 1 1 syj435 words
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Article, Illustration1635 1956-09-21 11 Wild Bull at the Pampas retired a millionaire IN 1923 Jack Demp»ey and the Argrentine idol, Lvi« Angel Firpo ("The Wild BuU of the Pampas") fought one of the most violent and exciting bouts ever seen under the Queensberry Rules. After beingDaily Mirror - 1,635 words
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Advertisement133 1956-09-21 11 f. \a*e vyour f\T J DhebyAmah pftlil, Wome bwt 4t^' ta.ke a i t MOOIL "J" JS HING MACHINE \Sr' Women everycSi T !lis where pftfer kJ-— Bntoin'i TOPI SELLING wa*hcr> bel cause of their world w<de I 1 i rrputotion for I high quohty I ond time- eZ^Z>' saving133 words
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Advertisement258 1956-09-21 11 MM yoaxeea SALON COLO CMAM far wml »Ua> ■■t DRY Mini CLEANSES f«r dry Ate. «^K^> /V LIQUEFYING CLEANSING CMAM te cmot »lUT to dttr. tataM wmpteiKm. il ORANGE rLOWER SKIN LOTION f«t 'I mrnul m in 'kin. I vw TEITURE LOTION f« Ml» (k*. J Tli«» ikm tmm nnt«w258 words
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Miscellaneous119 1956-09-21 11 Hex Morgan* Jf.U. Cab for Lita BHBBPrjWTTff 1 PLEA4E COH+UII W I-- ICA*fT!~*WKF IMMJU.KV/ I'LL "1 f SCW»£mOv, I FEEL I'M Su« sm£ P^^^™^^^^^||g Wl* CXRECKTtTV J M I'M BLIMP.' RIN6TME'NUMB«R I THAT ULA Bfe«eNTS ME. 1 OOE«NT,JWE' IB V VMOWLPIOUdCT \W AMDDIALTME SW\ grTjßr*in FOX W•' -Jk i L:119 words
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541 1956-09-21 12 INDUSTRIAL SHARES ARE STILL MAIN FEATURE ON MARKET By Our Market Correspondent THE strong feature of the Singapore Share Market yesterday was the continued firmness of industrial shares and this wag further aided yesterday by better sentiment resulting from the decisive action taken by the Colony's Chief Minister, against subversive541 words
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Article371 1956-09-21 12 BROKERS REPORT The Malayan Share Broken Asssrlallau rsaerted: "Industrials were quietly steady, tins were selectively firm at the close, and rubbers were quiet." gfalgaaars aad Federation broken reported the following boatnew dea* yesterday:— Fed. Dispensary $2.10; Fraser Neave ords 63.08 od cb; Gammon $1.90 (odd lot): W. Hammer $2.85 xSHenry371 words
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Article46 1956-09-21 12 FRANKFURT. Thurs. West German motor vehicle production In August totalled 78,488 units an Increase of 5.9 per cent on the July figure. But the total war still abort of th* 97.611 units produced In June the last month before the holiday season.46 words
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Article47 1956-09-21 12 fHE Federation's Fin- ance Minister has fixed the following prices for calculating customs duties for the week starting September 20:— RUBBER: 92? i cents Per Ib. COPRA: $422 per ton. COCONUT OIL: $694 per ton. PALM OIL: $794 per ton. PALM KERNELS: $394.25 per ton.47 words
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Article119 1956-09-21 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange: noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; Sept. $26^i buyers, $26% sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $41 sellers, drum $44 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business reported done; Muntok white $120, Sarawak $119 (both down $2), special Sarawak black $83 (down $1). Singapore Copra119 words
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Article92 1956-09-21 12 Ships lying alongside the SingaI pore Harbour Board wharves or t\pected today are: Glenroy 1-2, President Hayes 4-5, Braterstwo I C.P Falstna 6-7, Ellen Bakke 8-9, 'Flying Enterprise 11. Calchas 1 13-14, Sunda 15-16, Bencruachan 18. Gerardmer 19-20, La*u N Wall 2, Rengam N. Wall 4, Rawang N. Wall92 words
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Article56 1956-09-21 12 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS Loans 2>.r- 1(lt M i »M Loans 3>.<° v- 9^anH Con. Zinc. tS |Bank of Nsw"" 83 Mount Lyeli'/'-^OJfcM fir.. 1 51 I Western "Mta^- Ampoi Ex I OH Search". :5 bt^ Bradford I B. Hill Pro," J/fll ■Courtauld S "S I Dunlop W^aa Elec. zinc S^^B BM&S3EI56 words
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Article53 1956-09-21 12 October fir..t ridf 90' 2 seller, g buyers 89',. a£ Singapore Ch»mb» r Rabbfr ju*^ prices yesterday Thu-^I--20) in cent, pc: Spot f.o.b. B t r>N( No. 1 RS.s. fc bal« Oct. No. 1 R.SS. Nov p No. 2 R.SS. OrNo. 3 R.SS, Oci R.M.A. Tender o- i53 words
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Article91 1956-09-21 12 The Malayan tuhanjt Association made r.f !y changes in iv ra:es :o met; t yesterday:Canada: buvin? ainnii--31 8. O.D. 32, 90 d/s B credit bills. 32 3 8 trace jii Selling T.T. or OJ> n Canada 31 1/2: S«m' Fi 141 3/8; French Fnno Belgian Francs 161!; Da91 words
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Advertisement614 1956-09-21 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS WANTED The following vacancies exist in the Union of Burma Shipping Board. Rangoon: 1. Masters with M.O.T. Foreigngoing Certificates. I. Chief Officers with M.O.T. Foreign-going Certificates. 3. Chief Engineers with M.O.T. Foreign-going Certificates. 4. Second Engineers with M.O.T. Foreign-going certificates. 5. Third Engineers with previous experience. 6. Chief614 words
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Advertisement328 1956-09-21 12 NOTICES BUKIT KEPONG RUBBER ESTATES LTD. (Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya) NOTICE is hereby given that an interim Dividend of 18% leaj 30% Malayan Income Tax will be paid on 16th October 1956, to aU Stockholders whose names appear on the Company's Register aa at IMb October. 1956. NOTICE328 words
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Advertisement401 1956-09-21 12 NOTICES HOTELS LICENSING REGULATIONS, IISC Regulation 12 (1) (a)— Application far a Certificate af Sagistratlan Notice Is hereby given that the Goodwood Park Hotel Ltd., Singapore, is applying to the Hotels Licensing Board, Singapore, for a Certificate of Registration In respect of premises known as No. 32, Scotts Road, Singapore,401 words
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Advertisement374 1956-09-21 12 NOTICES AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE SINOAPOKE PROPERTY To be held at our saleroom No. It Challa Street Oa WEDNESDAY. 2*TH SEPT., 19M, AT tM TM. MOKTGAGEE'B BALE. Land at corner of KOON UNO ROAD AND PULABAN ROAD. with uncompleted building, area 7,908 sq.ft. FREEHOLD. (M/s. PUlal CO.. Solicitors). PULL PARTICULARS374 words
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Advertisement709 1956-09-21 12 TENDERS P.WJ). TENDER MOTKB TENDERS from Class A. B, 0 and D registered Contractors will bTre^^^ Sjgrintandta, Engineer, Public Works Department, Kuala Lumpur up to 3.00 p.m. on llth October. 1956 for the construction In Re-lnf creed concrete of a Road Culvert at Sungei PantaL selangor. Full particular* are obtainable709 words
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Advertisement1236 1956-09-21 13 MeAUSTER tfc CO., LTD. TIL.: N..1 ***** BfifittifT^f 4k BtJCKKAU. BXAYBMBM UMB LONDON, HAVRI, ROTTIRDAM, LOS ANOILIS, lAN FRAHCIKO. NAMBURfi lIATTLI, VANCOUVIR 4 PORTLAND and f*J*gJ*££Z£S ><«> OTY Of lATH *»y* S'oore P. Sham Penang Spore P. Sham Penona 4/ftToot ii/11 Ort 14/14 bet «V^,»7»^ «0« li,, 2nd call oot1,236 words
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Article, Illustration346 1956-09-21 14 Our relations with Japan are excellent now gCONOMIC relations between Malaya and Japan are better, now than at any time since the war. And the indications are that they will continue to improve rapidly, the Japanese Consul-Oeneral in Singapore, Mr. Ken Ninomiya, said yesterday. Mr. Ninomiya said the Malayan economy346 words
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Article165 1956-09-21 14 Taiwan sugar popular here rnAIWAN'S sugar is beJ. coining increasingly popular in the Singapore market because of its low price. Mr. Tan Chong Teng, chairman of the Singapore Sugar Traders' Association, told the Straits Times yesterday: "The reason is that we can stock cheaper from Formosa than from Britain Java165 words
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Article, Illustration155 1956-09-21 14 AMERICAN LIGHTER SALES GOOD fHE Zippo lighter, newly introduced Into Singapore by a local firm, Cousins Impex, has become one of the most popular lighters here today, said Mr. Moti R. Hira the manager yesterday. The first conalgment consistIng of 1,000 lighten had been practically sold out, and a second155 words
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Article, Illustration237 1956-09-21 14 AN engineer from the well-known Mercedes-Benz car factory in Western Germany, Mr. Will! Zoltberger, is now in Singapore on a two-week visit to give local mechanics the benefit of his technical advice. Mr. Zoltberger, from Daim-ler-Bens Aktiengesellachaft, Stuttgart, Is on a South-East237 words
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269 1956-09-21 14 rpBE first of two 20-knot super cargo-liners built for the Klavenesse line for their round-the-world service is expected In Singapore on her maiden voyage on September SO. The announcement was made by a spokesman of Harrisons and Croafield (M) Ltd., local agents for269 words
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Article, Illustration220 1956-09-21 14 Malayan purchase bid A SOUTH Korean company, Eun Sung Industrial Ca Ltd., Seoul, are increasing their purcha^ of Malayan rubber following the expansion Dro gramme now being undertaken, Mr. Kirn Yune Duk the Singapore representative announced yesterday Mr. Kirn said during the 4 "«*y. last220 words
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Article71 1956-09-21 14 Colony's record output of soap F° Rthe flr« tin, year m 24.56 Si about l?t »hich T 10 th *n thai* CM <- fact ""d upeou^. ov the rnr,i c *t< <>n*r 7,814 cwu Ut«ed wi 'h tSfi^fP* The "cure nf cwts also showM :il < crease of%Jr c J71 words
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Advertisement128 1956-09-21 14 V/haf a difference MACKESON'S H| makes! PSI I f* s**5 BBm I Clves you energy to take advantage of the out-of-doors season. Adds precious few calories to your daily intake, while providing you with nutritive body builders. Make Mackeson's a daily habit It's good for you! H= jir^ JlB 887128 words
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Advertisement207 1956-09-21 14 __^^^^HBBBBBbIbBbB BBBBBt^T^S^HEfiBS Bkll BJ OB ■II PIQK HAMMER VH^^HP^^MP^Htttt^ll USE ON A Jttff^W Hp^l building sit i C^P) CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT The Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Co. t *e«r» products cover the Contractor's complete jym requirements from Air Compressors to f Pneumatic Took including: I JL Rock Drills, Diamond Drills, Demolition I207 words
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Article, Illustration37 1956-09-21 15 ARSENAL'S centre forward Tapacott Rets fai tangle with Newcastle goalkeeper Simpson and right-back Keith a* he heads for goal in the Div. One match at Highbury last Saturday. Newcastle won 1-o.— Renter photo.Reuter - 37 words
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379 1956-09-21 15 From JACK FINGLETON CANBERRA, Thurs. 3IR Donald Bradman, who wrote for newspapers on the recent Australian cricket tour of England, was not nominated for re-elec-tion as a selector when the Board of Control in Sydney last night chose the committee for the coming379 words
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172 1956-09-21 15 EIRE STUN ENGLISH SELECTORS BY FORCING 3-3 DRAW DUBLIN, Thursday. THE FootUall League of Ireland (Eire) brought ofl A one of the biggest surprises in post-war representative football here last night, when they held the English League to a 3-3 draw. The ten previous encounters had ended In victory forReuter - 172 words
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115 1956-09-21 15 Southend U. score their first win LONDON, Than. SOUTHEND UNITED scored their lint win In tbe Southern section of the E»flish Third Division when, plavinr before their own sapporters, they crashed ReadInr 4-0 last night. Southend's victory completes the winßtaf list for all dobs in the foar diTisfensv DmsmKwgNE SewfffaoQ115 words
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Article49 1956-09-21 15 LONDON. Thur*.— Remits of rugby matches played last night: Babrr union: Bristol 6 Rumanian touring team 6; Cambourne 3 Captain Crawshay's Welsh team 39; Rugby S Coventry IS. Rngbr League: Blackpool Borough 8 Barrow 30; Doncaster 9 Wldnes 18. Lancashire Cup semifinal: Leigh 9 Oldham ll.—Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article74 1956-09-21 15 GLASOOW, Thurs.— Peter Keenan, British and British Empire bantamweight champion, has accepted an offer to defend his Emplre title against Kevin James 1b Australia next month. Keenan had been offered a fight with Dal Dower, the British and British Empire flyweight champion. In Wales InReuter - 74 words
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Advertisement566 1956-09-21 15 |BMa^alahsMaW^L^aA-A3-Li_l T M W*M r (of INTERKT j j% ADVERTISERS KUALA LUMPUR, ,POH PEHAMG 1 Ik litest handing c l lM1 f.cd Advertisements to I bfJ"' 11 oHie Klwla i^puf. IP<> h jn<l P I b c ,tion i" following IUC of the Strsiti Times i Ming 2-30 p.m. Ipoh566 words
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Advertisement517 1956-09-21 15 TUITION «W.r*« f*h.;-g KMrt| SKSKSP and Thursdays 5 30^30 S?2£! $15 monthly. Contact Bo^ASOsS! "IS MERDEKA. On the Wav> Anyway Learn Good Malay" For EXPERIENCED TUTOR M t^TUTO^^ n^^J^ 1 8 S^^ence. Chinese Y.M.C.A.. Prince Edward R<»d- Apply BOX A4971. 8.T. THE MALAYAN SCHOOL of Motoring has quallfled instructors SlSftn517 words
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Advertisement630 1956-09-21 15 BUS INESS OPPORTUNITIES WANTED >'».+ (Mlu.^,.^ iSiSy^ Company. Muflndl. HOUSES LAND WANTED UWor*.ss VEHICLES WANTED M Wort. U (Mi*.)-**,.^ Par d. 1/53 s P° r or Saloon FOR HRE MlTer* (Ml*.)-B n s9 tU Ullr^ HOUSES LAND FOR SALE 20Hurd.fi (Mi*.)-M»M Mrte. 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW Modern Sanitation. Serangoon Garden BsUte.630 words
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Advertisement786 1956-09-21 15 VEHICLES FOR BALE 29 Word. U OHm.y-irmHtu. BUICK 1947. one Owner, one Driver, excellent condition. $1,500 «,X?^ SWAOEN D *tD» Black with red upholstery less than one month old only 500 miles total »2g£»» «»t »4,900 for sale end September for best cash offer O*ner transferred suddenly. Phone FOR SALE786 words
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Advertisement515 1956-09-21 15 D M i: M x costs less In the long run The true cost of a paint should be /^^T^fi^fft* judged by the time it lasts. 'Dulux.' Avs£>~^£2&4 properly used, meant cash in the bank 2*v-~^Z?^'^< for every year of its long life. because it goes further Becau««ofirj easy Bow.'515 words
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376 1956-09-21 16 ASSAULT WINDS UP WITH FAULTLESS UNDER-38 WORKOUT IPOH, Thurs. ASSAULT has made A further headway since his runaway flrstup win over the Bukit Timah 6f. a fortnight ago. This promising newcomer went faultlessly in his windingup gallop at Ipoh this morning. With Ken Barratt astride. Assault clocked 37 4/5 for376 words
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Article100 1956-09-21 16 THE CURRAOH. Thurs. -T«HE English colt. Magnetic North. an 8-to-i chance won the Irish St. Leger run over one mile, six furlongs here yesterday. English jockey Bill Elliott, having his first ride In an Irbh classic race, took Magnetic North into the lead two furlongsReuter - 100 words
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Article22 1956-09-21 16 Singapore Cricket Club "A" beat 200 Provost-Company by 32 points to six in a rugger match on the padang yesterday.22 words
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Article187 1956-09-21 16 PRESTWICK, Ayrshire, Thurs. ERIC BROWN, the British Ryder Cup international, shattered a 31 -year -old course record to lead the field after 36 holes in the Dunlop Masters Golf championship here yesterday. Brown's record of 67 was act in his morning round, beating theReuter - 187 words
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580 1956-09-21 16 Time to Reason best HEAVY SHOWER, BUT THE GOING WAS GOOD GOLD VASE CANDIDATES DO THEIR FINAL GALLOPS By EPSOM JEEP IPOH, Thurs. TIME TO REASON, Brilliant Light and Rubber Planter all entered for the $25,000 Sultan's Gold Vase race cracked 38 for 3f. in their winding-up gallops on the580 words
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Article105 1956-09-21 16 Little -known Peruvian beats Hoad LOS ANGELES. Than. —Lew Hoad of Australia, holder of three of the world's major lawn tennis titles, waa beaten here yesterday by a little known Peruvian player, Alex Olmedo. Hoad. holder of the Australian, Wimbledon and French titles, lost by 7-5. 4-«, «-4 to Olmedo105 words
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Article127 1956-09-21 16 Tan& Wong in YMCA final <pAN Eng Han and Cecil Wong —15 got to the final of the V.M.C.A. handicap tennis tournament when they beat Ong Swee Keng and Tay Yew Wee-40 6-4. 6-4 in the semi-final at Bras Basah Road yesterday. They will now meet Seah Keng Loy and127 words
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Article75 1956-09-21 16 LONDON. Thurs.— Fourteen of the original 76 entries were yesterday declared final acceptors for the valuable Queen Elisabeth n Stokes, to be run over one mile at Ascot Heath on Saturday, Sept 31. They are (with weights): Klarlon 9.01, Hafls II Coronation Year, and Hugh LupusReuter - 75 words
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Article, Illustration398 1956-09-21 16 Campbell does it but also nearly 'had it' CONISTON, England, Thurs. TkONALD CAMPB»XL last night streaked across Coniston Water at 286.78 miles an hour in his turbo-Jet speedboat, Bluebird, in the first of two runs, shattering his own world water speed record. Then the 35 year old British speed kingReuter - 398 words
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Article23 1956-09-21 16 HONO KONO, Thurs.—Pakistan and Red China drew 1-1 in their international soccer match before 50,000 spectators at Canton yesterday.— A P.23 words
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Article39 1956-09-21 16 Presbyterian Boys' School will hold their 6th annual swimming carnival on Oct. 1 at the Singapore Swimming Club. Tanjong Rhu at 1.30 a.m. An event for the 50 metres freestyle will be open to the Old Boys.39 words
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Article29 1956-09-21 16 St. Joseph's beat St. Patrick's 5-0 in an inter-school hockey fixture at Bras Basah Road yesterday. Branson (2). Nunis (2) and Perelra scored for St. Joseph's.29 words
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Article197 1956-09-21 16 OINOAPORE-8 Asian Games repraMntaUve 19-year-old Ong Choon Lim was champion for the AXth year In succession at the Victoria School swimming championships at the Chinese Swimming Club pool yesterday. Seven records were bettered. The Ong brothers. Choon Urn and Choon Hay. were responsible for three of197 words
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427 1956-09-21 16 Results were: T DIVISION lMm freestyle: 1. Ong Choon Urn. a. Lob Chee Chan. 3. Ho Wing Chlng, W.isec (record), 800 m freestyle: 1. Ong Choon Urn, 2. Loh Chee Chan, 3 Loh Chee Kai, 2mln 23.6eec. 100 m back: 1. Ong Sin Kng.427 words
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384 1956-09-21 16 HERE IS A TRAVESTY OF AN OLYMPIC IDEAL By The Sports Editor i MI S U N D E RSTAJtDINO, partly wilful and partly through Ignorance, is still the biggest single factor contributing to the confusion and bad feeling that surrounds the question' of schoolboy David Lim's eligibility to represent384 words
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196 1956-09-21 16 Singapore Selangor return is off KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. QINGAPORE'S eagerly -a waited weekend soccer en--3 tertainment, the Malaya Cup Final "return* match between Selangor, the champions, and Singapore, the runners-up, has been cancelled. Yesterday Singapore Amateur Football Association received a letter from the Football Association of Selangor, saying that the196 words
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Article125 1956-09-21 16 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. KINO'S Own Scottish Borderer* beat South Johore RFC. by 11 points (goal and two tries) to three (try) In their rugger match played here yesterday. South Johore have themselves to blame for this defeat. After promising start they made a number of defensive errors,125 words
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Article34 1956-09-21 16 Kota Raja beat R.E.C.A. 5-1 In the S.A.P.A. Junior Cup quarterfinal replay at Geylang Stadium yesterday. Kassirr. (2). Kumri (2), AU Estar scored for Kota Rajs and Godfrey for RECA.34 words
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Article73 1956-09-21 16 Navy Nomads beat Singapore Recreation Club 3-1 in a Singapore Hockey Association Div. 2 league game on the padang yesterday. Navy, who led 2-0 at half-time. scored through West (2) and Pink while Lloyd Valuer* replied for SRC. In a Div. 3 game at Keppel Road,73 words
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Miscellaneous69 1956-09-21 16 YTTiFJZWiffWL HO(KEY SIM leuut. Div. 1 i.HQ Fii T SCC. padant In fc m Seietar t BODCA. BOOH Mi. Ctttom* t Poli«f, Thomuo bt FriendlT: Khal» m Agfa School.' Woodsvillr. SOCCER SAFA l«{uf. Oil Ui M I Ketenian v Junior A. A. !in I Park; Rijwtr Cup fiml Edward B.C.69 words
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